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j Paris L1TEeNrHuNnlN# or me T. ANAAluss
While Europe h 50 strangely agltated, how
does the Empress Eugene occupy herself and
while away the time which hangs heavily on
her hands A paper which is wei informed on
this subject describes her favurite game In the
following manner
This game. which is ingenious, and not more
Of a romping nature than is consistent with
the activity and high spirits Of her Majesty, ls
PLAYED bv q gentleman 10 whom the part falls
by TO-, and who is atliberty TO place the furni-
ture in any difficult and intricate fashion be
nav choose. he is then furnished with a
handfulu If paper cuttings, and calling in a loud
voice upon any one IF the ladies present
Ramas5sz ms petiis Papiers, he starts forward
IN, and through, and round about, over, be-
tween. and under the furniture, the lady thus
challenged being compelled to follow him in
every turn and extreme expedient be may think
proper 70 resort TO, in order to pick up ts Pefit'
papcrs, which be, Of course, takes care 70 drop
al he post difficult j~uncture.
This game is always q welcome one, and
has been found Of the greatest resource in Will
log away the hours unoccupied BY ceremony.
In spite Of al thegay cavaliers aud diplomatic
dandios assembled al Compeigne, II was the
grave and learned pundit, Prosper Merrimee,
who was considered the best leader Of pefifi
pGpicrs, and numerous and spirifuel enough
were the puns 70 which his professional science
az me game gave rise
We can v0uch for the eNactness Of this de
scription, and We can add. besides, that the
game was invented originally By the Emperor
himself. he, shortly before making himself an
emperor, played it with the ladies' a~teourt, viii
LAe faflauu4 4aL ~ u4uFPm 1uuuaa -aA s-l-L
ets instead II papers At that time i bore ths
more ignoble, but more characteristics, nams
Of 4" STAG and houndsf-he President being tn,
stag, and the first ladies Of France and E9rop'
the hounds. Sill, as an English lady Of high
rank objected, not 10 the game, butte It's name
and was unwilling 10 be called a "hound1-
perhaps aware that females Of the species
hound wear in English a somewhat different.
more vulgar, and not al al scientific nomenela.
ture-the name Of the game was altered. II
any case it is a remarkable specimen Of the
high Intellectual culture which presides at the
s~musements Of the Tuilleries, and character.
ICES Sufficiently The tone Of the imperial soei-
ETY..
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About foor monihs since, one Of The enter
pririnr Merchants Of our county stsrted % TIE
eastern cities for a new stockof goods, elauh6
al the tine thai he expected 70 return, II pos
sibls, in three weeks
we saw hin at The depot when be started
Hs kissed his wife- beautiful onc-and bis
Iitfle dauehter- beautiful child Of i've years-
and apparently fnl q high hopes fer TIC "a.
ture, sprang aboard The train and was out q
sight In a moment. He arrived al New York
and becoming quite indisposed, he hurriedly
transacted bis business, and in q week sooneI
than he anticipated, be found himself At Crest
line waiting for the cars from pittshurg, which
were 10 bring him 70 Bueyms. Unfortunately
or perhaps fortunately, the train from Pitts
burg was some three hours behind tine, and
when he did get on board, be threw himself into
a seat, and IN a few minutes was fast asleep
nor did he wake until the train reached For
est. t~uenty-ninc miles further than Bucyrus,
where he should havs stopped.
Much 70 his ehagTin and bitter disaPpoint-
msnt did be hear the brakeman announce For
est be, however, picked up his carpet sack
and concluded 10 make the best Of IT, He had
proceeded but a few steps, when, TO his horror
and CONSERVATION, be beheld his own wife In
company with one whom he had always es-
teemsd bis best friend. He could scarcely have
believed bis own eyes, but when be heard the
gentlemen direct ks tTuak ard HIs irifs's car
PET sadk to be put of at H. place on the
Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad, noted for
licentious intrigue, and Whenheremenbereda
anonymous letter be had received mere than a
year age, eautioning him 10 beware Of his
friend, his mind was instantly made up be
walked cody up 70 his hated rival, and at one
stroke sssose Ne Tighf ear from hfs ksad, put Il
in his pocket, and confronted his wife, asking
Der II che would 20 home with him, at the same
time telling her that he freely forgave here on
account OF her youth and their child. She
gladly confessed her err0r, and the next train
brought them 10 their home, where they now
live happily. The miserable offender is still
in our midst and when only one Of our afizsns
coniiaues to ussT long hair, reader, you may
know who he1is. His ear is preserved in spir-
its in the house Of the Injured husband.-Bu-
qrss co. FonHm, 1Sth last.
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WHEAr.- Having made considerable in
spcction Of wheat fields in this and the adioin-
ing counties during the last few weeks, thsy
present the least injury from the effects Of win
ter that has been noticeable for many years
We have not vet seen one acre that may b
called winter hlled-IadktOn INCA Patriot
WHEAT CAoP-Ws learn from the farmer
that wheat in this county looks well, but that
the amount sown docs not average the usua'
quantity Of land. The fact Is equally true Of
The other western States. During the last year
farmers were somewhat discouraged with the
price Of wheat, and By the ravages Of the wee
vii, and hence did not saw the usual quantity
Grad Rapids CAEch-) Press.
Grass is a. least a month in advance Of las.
years crop al this time in March, and we srs
informed by intelligent farmers, who keep Z
sharp eve upon the signs Of the times, tia.
wheat is looking better than it has for NAM
years In the month Of Mlrch.-Ohio Safofman
THE PHrEcE OF WALns AT ST. PErERs-Or
the 10Th Of February the Prince and his suit
assembled the cup0la Of S.. Peters. The da,
was extremely favorable for the noble view
from the successive galleries, and the Prime,
followed the example Of all enthusiastic sight,
seeTs BY entering the ball. Upwards Of an
hour and a half was spent in this manner. In
coming down The easy descent which leads
from the roof o the nave Of the church, the
Princes attention was called to a marble tab
let recording that on that day Albert, Prince Of
Wales, had sscended the cupols and entered
the ball Of S. Peters. Il has been customary,
since the time of the Emperor Leopold Of Aus
tria, 10 record m this locality, BY similar tab
lets, the visits Of sovereigns aud roysl princes
% the Vatican Basilica and the name Of q
British prince appears there now for the first
time among those Of other European soyer-
eigns- The subteuanean church was next
visited BY the prince. It was Illuminated for
The occasion. His royal highness examined
the various remarkable tombs il contains, and
especially those Of the Stuarts, whose titles sp-
pear as James III, Charles III and Henry TX,
Kings of England. The simple monument Of
the only English Pope that ever occupied the
chair OF St Peter, Adrian ", (oncs Nicholas
B~raksPeare,) was also looked on with interest
BY The young prince, who displays much intelli-
gence in his remarks on an he sees. The visit
u S. Peters was wound up By going through
the sacristV.-Londgn Netrs.
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AND YET ANOTHER.

MesafA LoWness Orglu 8 Co:
GESrLEMES Tocs O. ne lt INST, askins reply %
certain questions toullius ne fate Ct ny SAFE. No.
eisl, made By Nessrs. siesrnss a Marvin. and rurshas-
Cd soms tuc wears sp num yuu, is before ne. md J
ehssrfuiy rspiy, e. iolovs
ne Ore yuu refer %. vas ne i,rEes that ever oour-
I'd in Msmphisi mere being ssme thirteen houses ca
sumeL and about o. iuany families turned out IN the
rreea-n te morning q ne sh q January Dat.
ny sAFE stool in by anee on ne -e5ond aor o. oss
q he buruins buiiirgs where q remsisrd unuI ne
Cor vas bumci from under II, wheu Dc ten into ne eel
jar snaus me stock o. baruins moisssss, butter sui
spirits stored there. HAD previously taken rom he
s1FE my uoaks and npers. leaving in H. however, en-
Empty specie tar md a piece Of white paper, viii cash
mem.randums vriusn On IL. loeEed up in ne sAFE
ne are in THIS builtiss Vas very great haviug burned
sreryihins cut ne triat walls me a remsined in
ne ruins Tor several DAYS. On cutting it opou. gor ne
ere had - burned snd varped ne SkFE e. b render BE-
impo-lble 70 throv ae bais baaE vim DE FsSJ ns
piece o. paper and Fpicie bag we're found a. perfect a.
vhen rlsn thens an showed a. satisfactorily ne are
proof qualities % ne sAFE - 4 an te papers had been
len in IL. ne inside v-ad-vork va aho founda Is sound
a. IL vs prerioas % the are. ne rsrnish being Slightly
di-,oirsd by ne asml a . understand Is usuai in
su1h cases.
d take pleasure in tlus acuordiur justice b. fs NAM
NHt mA MAA sc AleN enc ~ NhNI mf PUP
Dr. 81 large are seriouuy interested shauid BE- pirced
Ia q SIMILAR stuaton ! rould feel perfectly secure vim
one q NJ sAFEs u~anuf.auzcd BY sissrus a Marvin.
for whrm you are he Agents.
VrrT respectfully, ctr,
Eirued1 WILLIAM PARK.
MemrhiS Fetrusu a. 1853. m1r23
q rhs nree burft safss asovs referred %. md t-o
oihsr- similarly tested in Memphis hres, may b seen a I
our storesS No. "a ard "a Front Rgv. where = large stock
o. ne SAND KIND Is KEEP; constantly for sale stmsnu-
haursrs prioss i~uei1finr ost q usnspurtauon.
IOwNES, ORGILL a Co,
wargI Arrnfs frr gtra-na A War-fn
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DISSOTTTT0V-

DT q vuug u1msu q uruatiuu A. Nurse % House Ser
ID want Dor hrfher uurmluiu, apply o.
r. &. MrEPU
AtEsiroaa Ha,el Memphis anil Charleston Depat
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new YORK Dry Coed. MarRe,.

Ine ~importauons have been large dgrinE the
week, and hsyebeen mostly sold On aurirsl. the
demand hsing active for an deseruf ons OF
English as wei az French fabries. I'm goods
in public store are unusually limited. The
supply. though large, IS stHI rot above fbe
wants Tor immediate Consumption, and r-ieeE
are consequently vel sustained In eeseral
There b a scarcity Of French goods, esnectsIIv
of aenafines, bareges, etc, which are in gnick
demand. Ribbons are dull, with a lar-e s1D-
Ply British prints sell readily. Preach sum
mfr shaWls afe much wanted. Terenanun-
Usually large supply Of foreign selaines his
year, which cone into active coupedton w7fh
those Of home production, but nevsrfhsless
mea with a good demand. The joEbers Of
neighborine cilies-including both Boston and
Bsiamone-hsve been buying largely hero. An
s.aPe goods are IN steady demand. In do8ss-
fabnea mere b. a Moderate activity. and
pisces perhaps a shade easier. Prints ana de-
lafaet arc n moderate request and steadr mi
Ga-' % heafY wooiens, fancv c~asr~sres srs
~ cay ts1cs ia good demand. there "a -
a t~alrtagary tnr spring goods. which ; lfeiv
- continue ~ some time but there s mneh
demsna for heavy fallgoods from the eio4bing
trade heady-made clothing l. extsnsinr ran
ify. The consumption increases greatly everv
yeaL-Nss Kork hdPenfcnt
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Austria Is an Empire % shreds aut
patches Austria proper bears about the sans
proportion 70 the rest a i, thst 3 button does
to a ooat-just biz enough % hold tie thing 10.
gether. she has been Surrounding herself viii
territories, pieccmcal, for three centuries. Hei
Gslicia is aslice of Poland. Her Bukovina is
a slice Of Turkey. Lombsndy and Venice are
fragments broken from Italy. Bohemia and
Syria she wTested from their German princes,
andsHungary from TIE Maygars. h travelling
through her dominiOns, you meet four distinct
races Of men, speaking kvs Different languages
At Vienna you talk 70 them in Frerch at
Prague you must speak German at Pesth the
dialects Magyar at Milan /. is Italian at
nacuiar il Turkish.
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AAAA NaraArH money EaNaEa ~ NMHrr aH ra|H4 ron
desfru-iau or damage in me sane terrible d-e
MEMPHIS. N1r-h o. 1859
Msssra LoVnss, orgiu 4 Ca:
GEsu behave year note Il ~ 7h iasiant before
E asEiHs rart-zllrs e. to h1w our .afc fane u siearns
A Msrvm's manua-tme) Sod me very severe test 70
which q was e1posed On tie marnins 81 ~ "a instant.
&C. Beiug 81 . small sEe and falling directly urou q
pHs Of oaI vhicb o. csurss, win ne burning umbers.
made q mo.t intense heat mgrthor vita ne fact hat "
vere unahis, owing to ne beat. e scs 1t IL fr upwards
81 forty hours, ue hardly sSpocted hat u you'd pre-
serve cur noaEs, Papers or Money upon opening 10 how
ever, We dd fnd ire o1n,ents safs and sounf Every pen
eli mara n our boah vas A. lcsihis zso On ne dag written.
Not q Paper vas destroyed g injured, even eheoss
WHOA hsuses in ms lty hsd ne day before siven o.
and vhich had beer pired in the money drawer. we're
taken % ne banks ana 5sido 90 presentation vim1ut put
ting us O. the necessity q seting them ran-wed Con-
sidsrius TIE sreat heat and ne irnEth Il time our safe
~ subie1fed b. b. re very nurh qussuon whether
mrre-fourihs % ne diasrent male. Of afes now in uss,
pisoed 3, no ume ps ION you'd at have burned en-
ursy 90 vrry ruiy seura
LAH q MORIO a co.
FrorietaT cfst Lewis Flour Depot
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Choice and Valuable BUSINESS Let
ON MAIN STREET.

Los SALE On ne ma-f Mbersd terms eigfs larr.
IT Nain street tuilding lgts, being lots 2 3 AS s
and 2, In BLOCK No g en- Main street % = lire uih ue
Gsruso Hutel rhese d1e Dots are IS ~ 100 FEET rrunrrr
lack o. IN alley = feet vide, and FROM their Igcaiio
vii ocmm1ui Immediate s~tteutsn. and pariies fesirini
% ereSt h~uildiuEs for business purposes are fuVitcd 4
sire ne a 0n mrce-iuurths q De purchase mnne,
may remain On enc, two, mree and four years ath 10.
terest- GO. W. WANNa.
msra2-2w Real Esiais Assent. as Main s-ssi.
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We are informed, says the Abbeville Banno,
BY a citizens Of our district, on Monday last
of a most remarkable escape from drowning Of
Mr.. Robert Anderson, wife, two children and
sister. The circumstances, as related 10 us,
are az follows;
Mr.. Robert Anderson, a citizen Of our dis
trict, bis wife, two children and sister, left
home on Saturday last for the purpose Of VS.
iting The father OF Mr.. A., Capt. Geo Ander-
son. Of Laurens district, and while crossing
Saluda, Immediately above Capt. Anderson,
min, one Of tho horses attached 70 the carriage
was suddenly attacked with blind staggersi'
and fell oveTboand, nearly upsetting the car
rage. By some means the ~ferryman, in the
general scufle 10 extricate the animal, lost his
pon. and was thereby unable 70 govern the
boat, which commenced drilling Tapidly-hs
river being considerably swollen towards the
dam. Mr.. Anderson, seeing there was no al
tentative but 20 70 over the dam, gathered his
two children and Jumped into the pond, in
s~tructing his wife and sister to DO the same,
which theF did. Mr.. A. succeeded in getting
safelT ashore with his charge, but his wife, not
So foftunste, washrd over the dam, and was in
a manner drowned, when she was rescued BY
a negro, who obtained a canoe and went 70
her relief Just IN time 70 save life She was
unconscious when first taken from the stream,
but after some time revived, and Is doing 81
The young lsdg, The sister Of Mr.. A, fortu-
natelv, al least d. tins case, was better pre-
pared for the emergency than her sisted-in-law,
By having on a hoop-shrt, which, we under
stand, SO completely supported her that she SUI
fered very little from the accident, more than a
slight wetting. She, however, after floating
about for some time, was taken into the boat
BIZ the feuFman, in which she remained until
il passed over the dam, which feat Il perform
ed with perfect safety, dragging the dead
with IL.
We regard this as q most remarkable escape,
and should Be a warning to those who neglect
to detach their horses when driven into fats.
Il is also one Of the strongest arguments We
have seen in favor Of the hoop, which in this
instance, served As an excellent substitute for
z If.-nrnserNar.
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DINnG SUMFTUoUsLT-festerday a young
gentleman from the rural districts honored our
city with his presence and, having genteel
notions, concluded be would dine at the Ma
tional Hotel. Captain Reynolds, who has a
pleasant habit Of personally inspecting the
comforts Of his guests during dinner, was sin
gled out bv our rural friend as a minister to
his wants. Much 10 the amusement Of The
servants and guests, cur verdant friend ordered
he Captain to bring him bis dinner, conpris-
ing a large majority Of he edibies on the bill
Of fare. He concluded 70 wash the dinner
down with a bottle Of cabinet champagne.
This not being quite 10 his taste, be cracked a
bottle Of old port, which be liked better. He
finished his Inner on a bottle Of old London
sparkling hook, and proceeded 10 the ofbce to
settle bis bill. He slapped a half dollar upon
the counter, with 3 d-n ths-expsnse-sir,
charming TO behold. When Informed that
there was a small balance Of s. due on his
dinner, his astonishment may be imagined, but
It cannot be described.
eyer don't charge for that thar wine 20
" Yes, certainly "Wall, amt il on the bill
sr far 2" @To be sure If is.n wall, don't
the bin er far say, All dishes not on the bin
charged extra : and here you are charging for
dishes on ther bin er far. How's that p
We left Hewitt explaining to his rural Gus
toner the rules II the hotels, and the high
price Of pure wines. Thatfsst youth win not
soon forget his $3.50 dinner.-Louisr.M Co.'S
ric.
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WATCHES

4 of en- ths bst maker nriustur ne y
"a geuune JURGENsON, the best "a
M Watch Eu1rn 30 the trade
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The Grand Traverse (Mich-l Herald
says g that while Il pledged itsslf . ne sup
port Of the nominee Of a Rspgbhcan National
Couventioa, William II. Seward Is emphati-
cailY its first and only choice and has been f0I
these fifteen years" j ADDS nat il "has
waited as anxiousiy for this airsnt 10 save the
country from Disgrace, corruption ana decay,
az good old Simeon Did for hat Of he Messiah,
to save the world from Sin and spiritual death =
he Detroit .fsyeTfisr indorsfs De Hsraid's
sentiments.
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e. The Dayton CObio) Jsaraal tsllsa story
Of a Young nan from Drake county, who WAS
engared % nsrry q Eid q hat city, had given
her $50 70 buy Der wedding clothes, and ives
10 have been married on Sunday erezing. But
whsn fhe i'm eane, and everything was ready,
the eiH did not appear; she had run Of with
some feIlor she liked better.
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YfD S1bfriisrmrHts.
.ICEt ICE! ICE!
DUVAL. ALGEO & co..

ANNOUNCE 10 ne pebble that hsvinr pat % nearly
n double ne stBount o. Tee thcy did lat yssr, are rrs-
PARED 70 al ai orders with which they may Be- hroIed.
mey viii Keep asuprly su1cientt q an TIE demands q
their patrons mroushout he season. mar1t-sm
Ctr panera oury.
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TIE SEINE OF THE sIcKLEs TEAeEDT.-A
Wash ngton correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Buliefin writes
The scene Of the shooting is sdll an object Of
attraction, and az any hour Of the day, citizens
and strangers may Be seen looking az the spot
the late residence Of Nc sickles and the Cluh
House. Their close proximity 10 the Presi-
dents House and lafayette Square renders Il
necessary Con every visitor 10 pass them al In
his sightseeing tnp 10 the latter interesting
objects. The ~assignation house, on Fifteenth
street is also an object Of attraction and is
visited daily. Its vicinity, heretofore almost
uHknoWn, is now quite a busy mart The IL
lustrations Of these three places IN the New
YoTk psPer are shocking, and arc byDo means
crsditable 70 the artists. So great is he Dsh
az The scene Of the Tragedy. that Lafayette
Square contrary 70 previous practice, Is now
closed Al twilight, % prevent injury TO TIE
Sewers end ~shrebbery.
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THE Day GooDs TRADE- The crowded
state Of our columns compels rs TO abridge oui
usual reports Of the dry goods trade for ths
past week, and 70 omit the tables giving the
value Of the entries and Of the amounts Of
goods thrown upon the market The bulk oi
the southern trade is over, while the near BY
buyers from the interior are purchasing 70 a
fair extent. The opening Of navigation on
the rivers has brought more trade from the
Norm and West, which, It is believed, will Be-
sustained and Improve until canal eommunies-
ton is resumed, and time allowed for the more
distant trade Of the western and northwestern
States b enter the market. The story still is.
that spinners in al directions are fully and
proftablv employed. The demand FOR cotton
goods continues, and 81 fun prices the export
demand also continues, and purchases Of drills
have been freely made during the week for
China. Light weolcns were also in good de-
mand. In foreign goods the business vas
steady and prices sustained among the i'm
portations a good many Manchester lighter
and desirable styles Of cotton fabrics have sp-
peared and realized fair prints. silk goods
are sustained and in steady demand for desira-
BE and seasouable styles. Linen goods were
also doinE weiL-Ner York Hraid. l9h.
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IN AiabzRa eonespoadent OF tie
faheaei hie3aou says, that tbs question
resPee ing Aadrrw laekson's birthplace Is set
tied by his p~roclanaIon elected by tie south
Carolina ordinances, which begins, Fellow
Cuzens a. rs astEs statc."
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Il Mis-. Cafharine 6. Oyer, Of Chestsi
county, having brought suit sgaint the Penn
svlvania Company for $4,000 damages, aus.
tanned By the loss q her husband, d. Ogier,
who was kilie3 b. the ean abouta year ago.
the arbitsaterr gave her $1,000 taEagcs
against TIE company, and tie costs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-03-24

NrAis positively asserted bv he Cafbo-
lis IN WsshangtoR that, bofsre Ms dss-b
Postmaster Gsnsrsl Brown had expressed ~
sopTeaon nat tie Church Of Rome e the true
Et.h, That had be not beea unconseious
when he Pastor Of S. Paaickss osIIsd mo-
hin, be vsaid have been baptized