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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-25
Local Offices. Ii

Inc tnrong that visit (and have their like.
nesses taken at9 FoRDs Photographic Gallery Of Art.
daily pronounce his work superior to any in the couu
" ana none 90 away dissatisfied in regard to his pr
es which are lower accOrding to quality of work than
at any other place. Call and see those splendid Pho
tographs in OIL.
The great Circus of LEVI j. NoRrH, gives
one Of It's magnificent entertainments in this village on
tuesday OF next week For the unusually attractive
programme Of exercises, sse advertisement. .-.s
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-25
RrrussT.a P,xg Pg.xrra-some of oar

RETURsIsG PIKE PEAKERs-Some oil Oar
friends tellow-ez-ns so were determined 10 taSe
peak 81 elephant enough OF the animal
to return. Letters been received from The coa
nv consisting Of GossE KEILssG, oTs kIsssBcKY joHs
LAMB and EpwARp snfTH residents Of Beech Grove In
this Township They bad reached Ft. Kearney, $50
miles from the Peak when Of their number lKI as
suRYl as taken severely SICK and such the immense
rus Of such the desiiutiou and such the
starving condition Of returning crowds of gold SEEK
er that they so. turned hack, writing to their friends
here advising them the fact and of their own desttu
sion and lack of means TO gel back without further
means. Our townsrsn Mr. ALFRED KELLoss, the father
of GEossE KkLLosa s about 70 send messenger TO
and aid the compan, to which his GEnRsE be-
long, in their return Mr Joax LANs writes that the
whole thing is base hoaz-that the indignation of de-
ceived adventurers frightfuy furous-that the
of and the shooting of speeuators and
pIetters blowing up tis Pixies Peak gold bubble had
come to his knowledge. We learn ON letters received
BIZ fieuds that ALExAxDER G. coyux company I.ft
st. Joseph May determined to make their way
the plains. but the returning starving trains rob out
bound trains remerseleasly the probability is that they
too, viii be turned backward. JABEz H. LErErSewELL
and company stil at 81 Jeseph Missouri.
informed and sneh the Developments and prospects,
that their retari home from that point 10 anticipated
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Suspicion or Foul Play.

A GERMAN BOY, aged about i6 years. named JOHN
n LAMBAuGH living in Garrettsyills. hss been un-
accountab missing for the last four onths II is fear
ed he has been fouy dealt with Any information
concerning him will be thankfully received and reward
ell. upon heing communicated to ISAAC SToWEtI,
Justice of the prac~, tSarrrttsy lie,
CARROTS, ille. May I, 1889 IN. IL SN
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LO~rIsVILLE-Per steamer Noses NcLeln1I br
OIL. pa Agents G tlles tuirf. Hi & Haleyi 4 bx
j Pkg Mcclure 2 e.. Co hce I b. . tn uaisky
Weht a. haEil1rs ttrls aicchc. Chsnder A. COS s ca
shorifeh 20 nsis 6aiea WOOD a aeAnisas
pe@ A n1hlakeT 2 rolls calper Siapsen. HaFes 4 ca
IS Tolls leahe. EiNan1r a AnnsruuEs rs PAS candle
s B Wiuiauls5a hcf . case. nusai. Alrna & og - rtgs
G y Huftun a COS 2 rliuvai1r. HaHks. saith a c. b
poHs- ID cssincs- Al Waite a ci 100 curg brs, A
n Hisr- fa trs SAP and fardIaa King a os 10 d. Kce
4 n1ars ctictcns, a. hife, 4 b1, Flfr A Bowen. wager
siout a Bns I hz oCe'eman A O.. IS bales c1ttcn Sirst
tn NcDaViu cs hrs esq c7iceIi "a bales hay
fr1nk .uiih a Cos IS k- powder. Fitzgerald cs 100 q
Hisnsm 4 Bu; 10 O. AZ Whste % e- -
Ten Lh1cci 25 a., Cq1lez ui Z pkes pti1r Mont
slmsu ACES ihd ramla. Rapp a & 2hsh ARA Bs-
Ter Au5 8 pEr. J ) sFne5 4da Ecccuie 49, 8 n
rrulsh GinslHr-rf g. cf Q iE f1lss, p nlell- ? -
vamish. WRsnifhs 3 bis o., cKHcH& -ar g rksl
nd>c p easks meat % a. bacaa p 4 iun 81
wheels n 81 ucc hcG cases due sr&r~ g. te1
f1kbufg 7tNs uis ir Napaeo1
FlCksBrRG PER steamer :. g CHus-i cru nal
hort9n tf nesna y Bforc-t, 2 cu mils
Hpie AttrbeH a. cs Iha. IN Wlniamsau a cs i d.
- rGtlf-ulnF 2 O.. Dufli. Aizra q cf Is lliess Cha
- az peas. NeisG a Bqyoef I hr. 2 Ms
- fhtNcis KlVEE-Hsr steamer W. y Lan=ieg-
3 AP1rtel leco shinEies 7-nrr -
Hre uRner tt-rif 81 81 r-a-lef 2 20
H'ierru hu-t sslcasie raasssa. ctndcs
lslme Dsuiei Basuc-tz tides.
, re- ialae Geo fliier hr uise . enHrY trs
fk 4nl. ri. Keniin- Z r; 2rrat fnn 8 fhn
80. Na7aisf L hsTE 3 har-e Snk Cssalaas if=c -.
lmAlf NE & Mintersmln; } 81. r Parker a son
F& cauo h1usei TX. A.ans ExrEe.s 4 ezra ulns
1919 Atieae- q pE=> owner On taaEss tN
A H SCI ~ -afa forst Dauls.
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Commercial Mlatisrs.



Corros ne nsustr to Arshis, pubI.hcd IN cu
dsnplur itu r-v bssani irrius fhat 30 nisicd n'
prrgiaus lev dsys Tar arnai csanse IN ne Lrerrao'
nsrksi va ,iiFlL bui fhr psf indicaiians vere ouis
erad % be ezfIeneiT si-rn5. ne anosni q fhs
sales vas consequently very snail. snd aiss safersd
Inside Quotations were prevalent rith indicifisns = .
dcaire The sales vcr Bhairs st7ssf as. 2sf .
tatszs astok, a. a. 70. sat iez .1s At ioK. 2 At Il, q
unsi e5rafia 7atI2a. 5afu Total af7 bales, q
vhich 8 b,es sad unier n ornis. al "a Il 90 Ger
nairais
Interior -e @s Miaalns nAesx
Cod ortlnary.loAeiik Midiing Fau.. tak 8i1A
LN Aillins --Hh9ifE Falr---------..
ne Eew York Herald Of ne Isih says Tue spnns
ra4e J. almutt over. and, a. usual. the import1ii0us q
ne last uetks of ID are unususlly hslvy. Soafhern
buyers te nov out o. ne market and he West are buy
ins Win nsrkedoautol To- has advanced during ihe
wcek Core Inactive. excspt BrsriI. which ir 10 GOD
eenind- Wool quiet d1neltlc fleece h god Demand
hiaes and leather Inactive AZ ulchanEcd prices. salt IL
nrm Trade vita ne dry sod iooben daring he vfck
cluh-wcst Prices are uuchang-d ne imports % date
tm1untt 90 80 4e2l5 o. against ei5sa4Sss % sane dais
Aai Tfart and S3ildli.s7 % aame date IN 1887. Iho
oqulify - - bare % sr-is thai. 10 The cropl turn cut
YET ne Sod VIII slun b. ahsorbsd. and readily paid
ne Coftou market closcs with les aravify than 4 e.
nitited a. The ciuae q last week. The receiufs a. thia
port continue D. decline. Tasf Tcetf receipts we're
eaeo bales aEainet $500 same wcet iea. and &Iooi In
1877. uakluEthe total receipts 70 date lao 900 bales,
against 2bla.oo0 70 same d1fe IN isse, and 1.68.o0o in
1871 The most reliable estimates set down toe erporf
Al 10000 bales. at which anS5eo0 have alrs.cy bees
Flour j. rnchauged Wheat is qniet. Corn
ermer fort Is rafher iaEsr. buf beet and h-d are quiis
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NEw ORLEANS. April 2l.-Csnoa-sale % 2coo
bales he price are easier, but suotauons are M
chanEsd md nsminai. Sugar closed Urn y ssc Corn
closed arm At ~ mess sls7s
Wheat-Eed wheat is quoted At Sis
C~rScissATI, April q -Four-ubs market is ssner-
ally unahanEed sales of 500 bris. Lsrd-saiss o. 600
srls Al lie, and 500 ksss At I2e susr ss61ke No
lasses sc Corss closed hrn a. l2arlEc
NV YORK, Isni q -Cotton-Tnf narkss j. uusef-
usd sales Of 500 bales. cun=salss q a. oo 6dshss
Of yeii5r sts.essSc Pork eosed STEADY ~ s;@ooe
rIsz Lard closed srm At ItEguse WHISKY
25z92zc -saEar-Orleans s. mru--sdosER7Ac
NoIa-es 80
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Mlomtarp ann finanfial.



Wv Ton--Fuu ne Hsraid, sgui i6: ne h.lts
lost since fhi lat stafcnrrr 80 naie ~. nd - O. ~
ur1ay uufutE. ei50ooo aperlei artiaft rllrh nfT
received On Fedaest1y 81. ef % freu cali9rria. ne
Sub-Taeasuu has . hsianre foaunE ~ . .e7a,9l ee4intt
67.111,f59 : fhs cio.e 81 lar wrrt ln1epenfrntg
~thcreigr-. 81 ne movensnfs q sr-ie A. md from ne
interior. q o. not appear fhrt ny great cnsnse io ne
epfie Ene should - rhogu hy thr osnAa so-norfer
A most Of b interior ~rz1hanrrr r1r 10 iarrr q 4f
ciy. a is r1sitlr hat an inrIfa.e IN The specie resefre
nay be show. u is believed nat ne lal column Nih
e19w no incrase. An e1r1rsicn II eiUoooo uquife
en1lsh Tor ~ hank 10 ritk even In the most profpffoaf
unes| In ~ ne great ezpansi1u began n april ~
hankf we're hen more iarFriy expanded thtn va afe
Win helr snail specie reserve ne cuuniy VA I'M
rorInF enormously, and specie va fcNinf o1tNafl .
pa Tor foreign mercharifse md DRY sccdr ln1fr hese
Circumstances. ne benks cocHuuet q rzpand ~ AuFu.A
rhrp their Discounts exreeded eiz1 10000 Then le
ernduai Eithirarai q ne country halancrt, ne e1pou
q spscie 70 Europe. and ne disasters % ne rshHA1
World complied coniracil1n. and broke an NERVOUS
number q nrfccly solvent houtfs- Our h1u1t ae -
an unsound cnditiun a. present and j orhooTet taem
q beware let undue ezpsnsioa daring te ne1t nr's
rfnfhs tloud neccssitate severe ccatrzriions dlrinr ne
tsL sndthuss b e~rippling nerchruts, rettn ne gener-
al reeupGy.
Aansy hss been a sasde mors sctire durius ne vsek.
e nncharget rates. Gel oans a. bsnk6 81. Brken
- t83Ai iEt ciass shIt p1perb Fcs f8s mcnih-'
deuhle-namsd paper q 3 mos rsrer 1880 Sterling
frrnanaa1 N. frnnrE A fO4H ia
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FAIR GROUNDS & FAIR PLAY
WAIT FOR Our SALE.

Il Acres SubuTban Property S1bdivided 70 Suit
Everybody.
THAT dne vel knnuu tract just fhia fd- Of fhe Far
II Guunds, On the north side q The Ralsirh rod. an
south q The Orphan AsTiuu This property. a. many
klcTi Be- IN a sod. quiet nertho-hord. furr1rn5et y
many sod citirens- Further hik uauM s. out 81 order.
but Ne wi onlT refer yuu 60 TIE plats. which you can't
but see, n yeu keer yuur eyes uFhf, and that YOU en-
plnlasf any Or al q tr ah1ve. on mur-fsy, fc ssh
dg u Nay. Listen what ae ~.
TERNs-one-fourt oash, s y o. IS noufbs.
n. c. CATCE a SON.
sr2l-tiH Aucfionepr and Real F-fara Rroters-
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ne Restorative b Fuf up m tues ~ 1Tee sise,viE-
larEe, medium ard snail ne snail hofs mf a pint.
ani reails for one collar per hcties the medium hoios
- lest twenty per ceus mere in preparion than The
snzl. retais fr two dclars a bCiie ne isrEs hoidr a
qasrt lorty pr cent u1re in pr7poruon, and retais Tor
hree dollar a h1fte.
O. J. WOOD q CO, Proprietnrs. 312 BreaiuaT New
York. On TIE rreu Kew York Wire Ralin- EsfatIi1h-
meutl AID ia Market street. g. Leuis, Ma-
- AM aod hT en- sod DruEEse and Fsncy Goes
fraIrra. fahT7AaNam
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o. o. I've cali attention to the notice
70 the members o. this order. informing them
where 20 obtain tickets 70 their evening Fest
val, which comes of next Tuesday evening at
Odd Fellows Hall We learn that grand prep
araiions are being made to make this sP-
proashinr celebration Of theH national ami
ve1sary, far exceed in ersry respect, any pre-
Eious event Of the kind Wsdouhi not IT viii
b. an lmnusinr Affair.".
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-22

pCH RrvEE PAcKEI LfNEE-In Memphis
We appreciate, as we have every reason 70 Do.
the advantages If railroads, and pen and voice
have often been employed in detailing the in
msnss advantages they have secured 10 the
city. Our river packet lines have received con-
paTatively little attention. yet they, also, are
pouring wealth into the pockets Of our citizens.
Except s. Louis, there is DO port on the rivers
that has 50 large q number Of packsi-boais as
Memphis. Prominent among them is the line
running 10 Ticksburg, composed Of tie Vic
toria, CAPT L. A. Wslton. The Fusbee, Capt
Mason, and the Cline, Capt. Mason. Tie
sonmander-in-chisf Of this noble feet is our
respected fsIow-cnizen, Admiral Shirley. It is
rot our intention, at TIE present tine, to speak
IT The oomnercs carried on BY means Of this
e~btsrprising line, bat 70 oall attention to the
greatness Of fs expenditures, (which expend-
lures Memphis receives the greatest advantages
az !. Is the policy Of The Inc tomake purchases,
effect insuranoes, have repairs done, etc., as Ear
as possible in Memphis, or in the ~neighboring
d@Lrtricts, making Memphis their market II
compliance with an application made 10 him,
Capt. Weitons of the Victoria, has kindly given
rs re following figures, showing the amount
Of expenditure by the three boats Of Che Vicks-
burg line for each year: Wages $1,000 =
week, Sloi,Oo6; orders s~23syO00. stores and
expenses 500, 200; fuel $500 week. s46.soe
repairs sI5,6o0; insurance $500; total Der
snnum ssh ,l05, Ct for the four vesr Of tbe
mail contract o0rr fro maliions Of s.nor.
These items win serve to show that our pact,t
lines, as well as our railroad lines, deserve %
be sustained and encouraged By cur bushes
men, especially when, as in the instance W.
have selected to Illustrate their importance.
our Own city isseieetsd b. then az the SPOT IN
which to make their Purchases.
while spsaking upon this subject, we nav,
pleassre IL stating that we learn from Can't
wslton that although his boat, the Victoria, !.
remarkable for her speed, being one Of th'
fines noaels on tie river It is his hrm deter,
minatioa e permit DO inducsment, or exciting
essss whatever. 70 lead him TO engage in racing
be boat Re considers such a practice incoh.
sisssn w.tl de safety OF the lives nd properly
committed 10 bis charge, and regAds nytem.
porary e. unFh thai nay Be obtsiaed BY thai
uesns. IS a poor and worthless compensation
for ehs loss Of personal confidence and bust.
ness success which is surs 70 Be me fare Of
those Hho ssgaEs r. t,sss srprshsnslbip can.
tests
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-22

ST. Mays CHUncK.-nhere will be dlFine
service IL this chuash to-day, stloi n and
stzRM The Rev. DR.. Page VIII preach al
The afternoon service. On SUNDAY there VII
be services at the same hours. TIE Rev. Dr.
Page win preach ia the Afternoon
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-22

PAssorEA-ne present is e fcs,al period
with our Hebrew feIlow-eitizens. Monday
was the beginning Of he Passover, Tuesday
vas the Second Feast OF Morrow Of TIC Pass
ever. On Monday hey observe the Seventh
Fsast and ,be rex dav The end Of the Passover.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-22

The GA1ErY.-Mlss Vandenhof and Mr..
sWinboune viii appear At the Gaisty theatsI
this evening in the new play written BY Miss
Vandenhof, entitled the Befrayv snd Betrayed,
while we viii nave . taste Of the quality o.
Mr.. Wood Benson and Mrs Elite Henderson,
in the l~aughable sfterPieos Of he Rougi
Diamond
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Arrival of the Steamship Arizonfa.
NV oELEkSr. April 2i-ns steamship Ausanis
arrived today frun Brsfa. viii dsiss Of ne isth int.
She hrinrs SEQ 90 in specie.
The liberals under Carols had ht.u san LOU. Potnsi
The srhooaer FIorrnoo. o. Sew Tort went ashore Il
R-srn- and at or rui-furrd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-22

Tsr MEnFEIs RACE CouEsE.-h addition
70 the ether Improvements made at he Mem
phis Race Course, BY the s~HterPrsing propHs-
tors, Messrs. Wa. Roundfrsr A Co. since the
fan meeting, three ~eistsrus have been conPlet-
ed, having . capacity for two thousand barrels
Of water. Il IS remarkable fact, also, that
he Course has been 50 located, and 50 improy-
ed since ihs location, that the hardest rains viii
not serve to render the ground muddy We're
peat that we have the hsndsomsst and most
convenient race grounds IN the Union, and our
citizens are indebted 10 he munifeenee and
taste Of Msssrs. Roundtree a Co. for the for
tuHate oonsunmstlon Of the great undertake
me
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SUMMER IS COlHlNG.

BeoKS FOR SUMNER READING
DAYARD TATLOR's TRAVELS
ID l. Plsts; or. ne ArFentine C1nfeisrauan,
Tent Life in the Holy Lan1i
boat Life IN EEpf snd Euhis;
BulWfr's Moves;
pickens' Novels,
q Thirty Years ouf o. thr ,s-n.tf Iadt Du-uingi
Msfsae Il Verts Irsreig
Tales from Biscfwo0E
Securing q the white Hor-e
Life q Douglass JerUlt;
Life and Adventures q XII Car-dni
Arabian Days Entertainments
me Bridal Roads q Spain;
The Hasheesh Eater. Being passas@ from ne lfs II
q PtheEorran;
he AuteTst q The Bre.sfzst rshis
Heine's Picinres o. IraFei. trah.artea - thas G.
Lelandi
whsi VIII He D. via IL
HaNfhcrre's Couplrie Work-s
Ahbott's History y Napoieon;
The abere can - hsd a.
au2l GEO. PtTTTSON a 60.
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NV oHLEAEs. April 7i.-n. steamship oshsvhl
srrired to-day win Havana dates o. TIE Isth.
There we're no signs afsn iurssian rhs Sss Tork
reports we're disrrediied.
Sugar dosed dali an qualities hid slightly declined.
Exchange On London nm At II EIrhsngs On New Tork
par % \ premium.
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NTZHUGH,.

A BOUT the So Of Mzroh- q DARE BAYN
Il MULE about SIX Or seven yesrst~
Old can't saT whether shod Or pot 20 mark ~G
r~euiecied encrTi a knGf Or one Of Ire hindNkE2s
iers, about blf ga beiteen ts tnee aHi isst- caHsed
By a corn ~ A liberal reward vii BE- given for the
return o. said male 10 me. ar No. rs Front Row.
nufEFawfm Taurz nqureun
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AND YET ANOTHER.

Messrs. LsEneL 0rgin 4 ca:
GExrLEsrrr: Tsurs x The Let last. .ss1ns reply 4
certain question: tourhins ne fsts q ny sAF7. No.
sIsi. made b. Msssns. s,sarnes a Marvin. nd pgreh.s-
ID sous twc years aso frua you. j. ssfs-s ne and
e~hesrfuny rspii, . fellows:
The are sou refer %. eas the largest ihsf ever corur-
a In Nemrhisi hefs being -one thirteen houses ON
suned. snf ahout a. nsny families turned out iu M
sreet=u ne norninr q ne 5h q Janusry list.
Ny SAFE stood 10 ny omce o. tAs secoss aoor a. 90
q ne b1rnius b~niidinss, where Il remained unul NJ
arf vas turned from un5er L. vhea it fen int he CO.
Ter .uouE ne ssk q bsrninE mcss-es, butter ed
spirit stared there. ] hsd F~revieusiy iateu from ne
A p ny boeks and papers. ieaving IN L. bg~sTeF, "a
smrr specis bag and q piece q waite pspsr, via ash
nenorsndums written On &, hcked up IL te SAFE.
he are in this buildinE vas vsry usat haains burned
everything but ne brick walls. ne SAFE remained n
he ruins fer several tsys- On cutting Il cren, ror ne
are hsd ~ burned and warped ns SAFE as 70 render II
imuosfls % tnrgw ne bolts bsk viz ne feyJ ths
piece n lzpcr and r7eeie b8g were found . perfect ..
When I "a them, md sAoEed - saiisfaetofly ne ere
pfoof qasiues o. ne SAFE q II IN ne psgsrs he'd hesn
len a r. ne insids wsod-Eurk vus al-a found - sund
IS 4 rssprevious 70 The ere. ne vsruish bslns slsh.i5
dissolved By mr. -tssn- = ] uadcrsisnd IL usual ia
eurh t1sss.
taks pleasure IN thus a~c-ordin= lasllce h thf nanu-
ncturers. and thint he snhiea q enc IN whi-h ne pub-
lie a large are seriously interested. shouiI 7 b piaoed
N . similar s~lfuailou, I would feel perfectly -scgrF VITA
ons a he SAYS Manufactured - Slcarus A Marrin.
fr whom ycu are TIE Agents-
very respectfully etc
N.nSais T,erusry u. ISIS. nara
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RELIGIOUS NoTIoE--The conroestion OF ne
western District Of the diocese Of Tennessee
win meet ct Jackson o. Wednesday evening,
-. rrsb instant
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bEAvEsNshTH Z 7. April 1.--Ths aneisl msior-
ny Ter a tunsdiuiionai oonveuton is 1881 Gov. Medsu
has called . oenesnucn % form : esosaiuhcn % meet At
Wysrdo,ts n Juns.
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enbernatnrlnI C.nra,,.

NV YORK Apriu-Ths ship -hAnssriaih. s1th =
esrso q hsy, ~as harmed al Busnns A-re- on March Isl
There were 10 lives lot. Supposed q = Tie Eork of sn
iree,si,~-
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PASSION WEEK-TheP present week Is one Of
solsmnity with the Catholic and EPiscopaiisn
churches, being devoted 70 obsensnees con
asctsd with the affecting occurrence Of the last
few DAYS Of The RsdsemsI's. life. Sunday last
was Palm Sunday, commemorative Of the en-
trance Of Christ into jerusalem To-day is
one Of ne most solemn in ths Christian cata-
logus i rs called Good Friday, and the serv oes
Of tie church have reference 70 the solemn
events Of the cTucifxion. In Europe the day
is obserysd a. stucsly the SunsSY, labor lie
said aside, snd ths churches are crowdsd
dose curious 70 form 90 idea Of the nature
Of the proceedings there, win Be grstihed. and
perhaps instructed. By attending to-day The
services At the Chstholic Church those at
he vanou Episcopal Churches viii Be found
extremity appropriate and beautiful. Lent
closes with he week and Sunday is Easter
Sunday, when the resurrection is celebrated
q is, except Christmas. the greatest religious
festival Of the year.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-22

HSFoRNATIoE FOR THE LkDIEs.-We yes
tsrdsy looked into the store Of Strauss, Lsh-
man & Co., at the cornero Of Main and Jefferson
streets, and were really daEzlsd with the bril-
lance and beauty Of a stock Of shawls they
had Just opened TASTE and grace were in every
fold, and rich elegance in each tint and shade
In embroidery thsyhave a splendid assortment,
and we are assured tia. their show Of crinoline
Is unequalled- nonPson's skirts and the
fashionable NAV Queen skirt are admirable.
The ladies musi pay Strauss, Lehman a Co. a
visit they viii be delighted
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-22

LrFfSssroS. Ala, Fsb- "a 1888
Prf- W6oD-De1r SIR Your Hair Restorative has
d1ue much sod In his part o. the cou1try NJ hair has
aeeu slEhlT dlmilahinE for sereral year. caused ! sup
p~. from a sliaht barn rhen { was quite sn infant. I
hara ben 1sInE rulr Hair Restorative fr six seeks.
ant 7 md that have a me bead o. hair now rrgaln-
After having used aN other remedies known O. % eTscf
Z thlnt t tha most ralaahIe remedy unu e1tanf. nd al
rie 81 gho are a1lcrrf naEway o. nsa r-ur remedy
Ian can puhish ms h wu think prsper.
Waura- afr. "a Mimi r~oE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-22

CoNzos Law C0UEr.-A great many mo-
tons for new trials were disposed Of in this tn
bunal yesterday, after which the court took a
recess until Saturday. The business Of the
term has been concluded, and the court win
meet on Saturday and adjourn until court in
rnnr.n
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nu,inenr, -conrirr.a.

wAsHIsoToS, April 2i.-Ths c,nsttuuon urrspa-
pr ss test ts Admiuistraiion uouid not return NJ.
For.yth to Hsxioo. because q bis tbaoKisusnsss 70 TIE
can.,ttntcn.l rarr. and ne Inn r,rernmsrt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-22

NASHVILLE, April Sine sussnaiorisl usnrssi
oounsnoes At fhis pises or ne "a oar Of Nay. SIXTY
I've sppointmsais have been msds. rhe osadidsies viIl
reach Nenpbis On The sosh.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-22

ST LouTs. April 2i-csrt Hcvrsy Who has Just ar
rived here fron euaynAs. reports ne arrival q an *
press a. that place FROM cafois, sihslos, snnouncinE ms
an engagement hadtsksa pl,es At casoia on M IAN uit
between Fssquisra and CO.. Gasnso; The lstier vas rout
"a With = lo-s % so men, Pssguiera lmneditiei,
marched fsr Na1aiian, With NJ probable intention o.
taking 1t. soaora sui sinsioa are in q constant sisis q
revolution.
The Repuhion IN an editorial Tesks Of expedition
beilg organized against sonsrs and Chihuah1s. Con
s~uiistcns hsre beer hrld II 81. JsssrA and o1hsr points.
P~ronlntni s. Loais me- are ossnilanief ne nlarsm-nt
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From Kaasaat

NV rcEE. April 2i-Hsrber STANLEY and Csrths.
the mutineers On the ship Junior. esTe oonvieied ~ nah
s~isashier io-esy, this being he ssooai uisi