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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

BntteF- Cheese, BaeeR. Potatoes
Onions. Rye Flour, Cetton Seed, ETC.
30 half barrels extra choice Roll Butter; 10
boxes New York Factory Cheese, VERY hnel'
p boxes choice breakfast Bacon; 100. barrei
choice Peach Blow Potatoes; 100 barrel'
Onions: barrels Rye Flour; 500 bushels Cot
ton Seed, and 30 dozen brooms, In store and foi
sale a. the current market value, BY n. II VII
aOn a Co, No. IL Front street deS-a
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Crews ROEan 4 Wilson. Cotton FacYors
90 Front street, oner Tor sails o. rent one OF TIE
best prairie places in MissiSippi. oife theta q
call They viii offer you great Inducements.
deZ q
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Atlantic a Mississippi Steamship Co.,
WIN, until further notice, carry cotton from
Memphis to New Orleans ats . per pale. Cot
ton received st all hours at Nhsrooai' foot Of
SVrsos street, and bills o. iaaing wiz De signed
asso ~. LEWIS, Agent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

Christmas Week IS yet with as and the
good thiDs prepared by our entesprising cater
ers are by no means exhausted. II you doubt
this call in at our friend ROcco's, corner OF Adj
ans and Main streets, and feast your eyes upon
the wilderness OF deIicacies and iuxuries there
Gathered together, from confecnuns to the very
best OF Tennessee braHdies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

Fair FIOwer and Fine Fruit.-We re
spectfully call attention to the card OF Mr.
Etehevarn. His nursery is the finest In the
South, and his flowers anu bulbs are unsur-
passed. Orders left al the store OF r. G.. Craig
& Co, No. S8 Main street either for bouquets
bulbs, flowers, fruit trees or ~shrubbery, viii be
prosaptly filed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

The Tennessee river is reported 10 be rising al
the rate Of about three inches an hour on the
2d inst.
The Commercial, Capt Davis, departs for
White river to-day.
The Liberty, from Louisville, IS due to-day.
She win probably leave for Louisville and way
points this evening.
The following transfers OF stock, have been
madein St Louis during some weeks past:
Nov. 18th, Lady Gay TO die a. q NJ. :. S. Com
pany, Tor Sl5u,OOO, by Thomas and ]. w. Gan, OF
Aurora, Ind, three eighths; WE Gibson, OF
Aurora, one eighth; N. W. BelfzhoOver, OF
Ptttsbufg, Pa, one sixth; John q. 1sham, Gin
cost $50
PeyIona, to A.&M S. s. Co. for $1,000. by
Henry Grotenkemper, OF Cincinnati, sole
Timothy P. Perkins. OF st. Louis. sells to
George A. Beard thA Wharfboat David Tatum
for seven thousand five hundred dollars, De-
November sOth, T.. p. Perkins sells the James
Raymond 70 David Campbell for twenty-five
Ouachita, BY L. :. Government for twenty
hve thousand dollars, 70 Sam1T Tate, George NJ.
Gil and Dan Able, Of Memphis, Tenn.
John O.. Prather sells to W. Il. Thorwegan
dollars.
T. P. Perkins, Nov. 18th, sold steamer Victory
20 Joseph Fitzpatrick and VIM. ID. Marshall, OF
Marshall a Co, for $4,000.
Nov. 18th. T. z. Perkins sold steamer Magno-
LA 70 w. ID. Marshall and Joseph Fitzpatrick,
for Sl50O01.
Albert Ames, OF Wisconsin. sold steamer
Alone to b. II. Skeggs, Of New Orleans, for
5000.
Sold August 18th, registered or recorded Nov.
Sth, One-tnird OF steamer Iron City for S9.Gj7, by
N. :. and ". q. Mepham 10 Mrs Z N. Sheble.
IMPORTS OF COTTON BY MEMPHIS PACKETS
The Cairo Democrat Of a late date puts down
the total amount of cotton delivered at st.
Louis by Memphis packets in 1855, and de-
livered 10 consignees by the clerk OF the Com
pany, Mr.. Ia. Klein. at E,55i bales. as follows
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AZ Cost Bach & Co, Nc. 2SPz Main street,
are cling their fine stock OF goods at prime
cost. TIER stock consists ofdry goods IN all its
varieties, and boots, shoes and Hats in album
dance. No. 2s5H, J. Bach & Co.
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SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!

, Going to Paris for new Goods She has
Il Hair and many Fancy Articles az greatly
reduced prices, 70 close out her present stock
and make rOsm for her new stock. Ladies' in
need OF any goods in herlins wild well to can
on her- You viii be sure 70 get very good bar
gains. Call at Madame r. LavigneS Ladies'
Mirror OF Fashion, No. $50 Main street
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Storage.

q II. Monroe, formerly OF the Conner
-. ciai Hotel, has leased the stables OF Tuft
q May, on Court street, and converted
them into the nnest Warehouse In the
bales OF cotton. A line lon for dry storsse an5
would be happy to receive the PATRONAGE or
all his friends, and the public in general.
az-lm - : H. MONROE.
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Last Week OF the great reduction sale OF
dry goods at Mack, Bros. 4 BohIn's, No. 8l Main
.Taoz n
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HI. BERNARD, ESQ Main St.,

Memphis, Tenn, Ageat for tie Csle-
6rdted Shoemaker & Co., PIANO
FORTES which IN Volume, P1rihJ Of
Tone, Great RlUor, BriHidncy. Rdi-
ness, Depth and EUeRasss Of Touch
and Beautiful Finish, are Wholly
UNEQUALED Il Guaranty Of Fire
Years GiUeH witA Every Instrument.
deS-Im
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PROFESSIONAL.

DIR. r.. L. Butt,
OFFICE At jacob q Cos Prescription Store,
No. $40 Front Street.
Near the Gayoso House
MEMPHIS. TENN.
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BG- Gen. William Preston, Of Ken
lucky, formerly United States Minister
10 Spain, and more recently IN the mill
tary and diplomatic service OF The o
federate States, is now in New YORK.
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H
Prof. ID. w. G. WILLIAMS,
Thorough Education
COVingtOn Female Seminary,

The next session OF this institution will open
on Tuesday, the SOth January. Tuition, inelu-
din the higher mathematics ancient iaDgua-
CUES, etc, per session SIS, with 81 forincidenfalS
French, $40; Music, including use Of instru-
ment, 50. When tuition is paid IN greenbacks.
they Will be taken at market value.
deol2-lme JAS. HOLMES.
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Last Week Of the great reduction sale OF
dry goods at Mack, Bros. & Bohm's, No. 9l Main
street. deI B.
W. H. B~igeEGH, No. - Madison street
Mr.. Blgeiew makes liberal advance on cotton
and Ills promptly orders for pork, lard, bOcOn,
-four, corn, oats and bagging. Among his cor
respondents are King, Lloyd & Mclean, CON-
mission merchants and cotton factors, lO2 West
second street, Cincinnati, a prompt and relia-
bic house. Communications and orders ad-
dressed lock box 9l, will meet with prompt at
tention.
II. p. Treat, Madison street, near the bayou.
Heavy stock Of agricultural implements.
Blacksmithing Of every description. Wagons
made 20 order. Call on H. Treat for anything
from 8 hoe TO an engine.
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Columbian Gin.

Iron Hoops and Ties-Fasmann's cele
brated button and improved Hoops and Tie
for sale by W. Kenan Hill, Strange q Co, 81
Front Street del4 Nv
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BT- The Louisville Journal has re-
ceived a letter from a friend at Danville,
KY, making an important correction, a
follows: In your paper of the nine
teenth instant you mention that but two
revolutionary soldiers are living. This is
a mistake John Spears, a hero of the
Revolution, is now living near this place,
and is about one hundred years of age.
He attended church here on sunday last,
ami was apparently well and hearty. His
eyesight is remarkably good, enabling
him to read fine print for some time
without the aid Of spectacles, and even
at his present advanced age he is con
sidered one Of the best shots in the
country"
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Imports.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 1.-THE Imports OF yester.
day, as copied from the books OF the Mer.
chants Exchange, were as follows:
Ale and Beer, uG pkgSHogs, 800 head.
Agr'tl lmpIt, 80 pkgs. H~ollowware, 4g8 pes.
Apples, IS bbls- Horses and Mules, ~.
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Cosmopolitan, SO Monroe Sire

tOsInOpOIILlns % MOlrOe NIrePI.-Wl
account Of the order OF Mayor Park, closing
saloons on Christmas day, the Grand Lunch
advertised at this Saloon did not come on at
the appointed time, but viii be served up to-
day at ten O'Clock, when everybody are invited
to attend. A turtle weighing one hundred and
my pounds has been killed for the occasion.
Mr.. A Marzarati, the host, will see that every
thing is done satisfactorily.
The asman Ties Were more used
and gave more general satisfaction than all
Others used before the rebellion, and is now
being again introduced. We shall keep on
hand a full supply, and offer it at low rates 70
city dealers and consumer VIM. Kenan Hm,
Strange & Co, Agents for the manufacturers
del4 Wv
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ByThe ~curiOsities of the mail service
will be well known by the annual sale Of
the dead letter office. The schedule OF
articles to be disposed Of comprise
almost everything Of personal wear or
adornment; the latter, however, pre-
dominating, such as jewelry Of every de
scription, watches, chains, rings, lOckets,
etc, makes the bulk Of ;he catalogue,
there was even 2 gas burner miscarried
through the mails, and any quantity Of
tobacco, hair brushes and patent medi-
cines have met a like fate. Nobody has
any idea of the queer uses TO which the
mails are put until they glance over the
revelations OF the Dead Letter Office.
Ia Gen. Howard has received a tele-
gram from Gen. Wager swayne, assist
ant Commissioner of Alabama, in which
he says that he cannot estimate the mum
Der Of poor whites and freedmen in that
State who will have to be supported by
the Government this Winter at less han
forty thousand.
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Last Week OF the great reduction sale o
dry goods al Mack, Bros. & Bohm's, No. 81 NAH
.H.1- o.
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Oaice-KO. Is Madison Street
Onr Rnsiness nmce


VIII be opened from S O'Clock A. NJ, until
Pm Advertisers viii please bear tins ~ niho
and hand in their favors early.
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BEN Field, OF the firm Of Field, Lalngs-
troth a Co, Philadelphia, whose Advertisement
Is in another column, may be found At the
Gayoso louise until ID January.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

NIRCUIT Clerks, Bankers, Railroad and
" Steamboat 0f1cers. B~oOk-keepers and Bust
ness uen generally, can always find G,largean N
comnlete assortment 81 Hanks or Books on
hand or made to order.
C. F. CHAMBERLAIN 4 Co,
l1 Main street, Webster Block
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hSyThere are three hundred and
thirty-fve vessels laid up in Chicago
Harbor. at
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ma Compressed air is to be used as the
motive power on the Albany and West
Troy railroad.
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For the HOnaAys-oaT friends . a pa

For A0nahfs-OW -
beu q 70, No. 80 SEQ m So
. taai supply Of the choicest brands Of Wh@-~
y ueS, ste, esFeeiallF Tor the holidays
fbar Scotch ard LtA Whistles aFs glpare
F7acisliy do Ueg commend % the lovers 0l
me drinks, az article " Peach and Apple
2randyi warranted i've years Gid. Their Als-
and Porten 6SaAsDge comparison.
Ben and Ch61as are known TO be conn 9iseufs
of me good th.zn IN their line, ana SiH be
fssssea % fsfnssF NEdeuiable proof Of the cor
F~-otnoss Of ouT representation. q
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BAhCH7S
STAR PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
STILL HEAD,
Being the first 10 make
LIFE SIZED PHOTOGRAPHS.

In oil, In this City, Painted By
Captain John r. Sanders. Q. s. A.
or great celebrity throughout the south. ia
his art.
On account OF the increased demand for tbaza
large paintings, the proprietor, has. at great av-
pense, employed the celebrated Boston eOI01sf
Miss EMILY b. CUNTS, who is unrfvaled la
this country, in India ink. Crsy0n or Watz-
Colorss and purchased the LorQeyt S1lUr Cul1rr
mace can produce any si1ed picture. from the
smallest 70 twice the size OF life. II necessary.
special attention paid 10 copying old Ambro-
tyPes, Dagnerreotypes or Photographs. and en-
Iarsing men TO LIE size, and e0lorfng them in
any style Of srt, equal to any work done I'M ana
country or Europe.
our OpdleoUpeS cannot be eNeeiled.
Our Card Photographs and Embrotypes var
ranted 20 give perfect satisfactisn-
Persons from the country should sit for Pho
tograpns tne day before they want them. AZ
durable.
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Poets bal Blue and cold:

ANIMALS, large assortment, New Styles;
Writing Desks, rosewood mahogany & leather.
Chessnlen and Boards,
Backgammon Boards,
Photograph and Blank Albums, in superb bind
ing, New styles;
Bibles, in every style;
Brayer Books, in every style:
Psalms and Hymns, in every style;
PSalmist, Morocco and Antique;
Catholic Prayer Books, etc, ETC.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

ma The Mississippi delegation APP
pointed byI the Legislature of that State
IL petltion the President u pardon Mr.
Jefferson Davis, have discharged that
duty. The President made no response,
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IF Desire

FIRST RATE Set Of Blank Books, a ane
"A Goid pen or the best quality OF Paper, En-
11afooes INK, Pencils, Paper Weights. Letter.
cfins mr. stands. or in fact any kind OF desira.
Ne ONCE stationery, you can always suit vour-
selves by calling at lG Main ST., Webster Eiock-
de7-im CF-CHAMBERLIN & go
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V.lushI- * Gin

Valuable Is oIiaay Gins-We have q ATTY
enlarged our stock % HanoRdss %atihes,
Jewely, SnverWare and Fancy Goods. i9Nhieh
Nnl be found n--ay choice articieE foe me gif
season. r. CLARK a co.
Corner Of Main and Madison street,.
a..au a.
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Cards, Bin Heads. Letter
County Clerks. Probafe CIerks

HEADS, Bills Lading, Dray Receipts, Account
II sales, on hand and printed 70 order al
shOrt.notice at 49, Main street.
de7-im c. r. CHANBFPIIN A ~
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NoRrH cARoL1NA RANKs.


a4 & B. Coll CentrT r. R BIZ Co-90
Dank of Augusta---E City Blk OF Augusta. %
Athens.----.@ Frrm'rs q M'chcs--.1 Is
Columbus -l5 Ga. n. Il. & Blk CO.--@
0osnhlerOe.-lO Marine BanR..-..7
Fulton-.--Z5 Mechanics Bank 10
Epre siate-l0 Mrch'ts q Pl't'rs Blk 10
Middle Cas- Planters Bank-.--.I5
~aVannah--3 Ttmbr Cuttrs B'k-.-l0
State Of Cas- Union Bank 10
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RIVER MATTERS



Weather and Business.
Business on the levee yesterday was duu.
The weather yesterday was sultry, with con-
tnnous rain throughout the day.
The river opposite this point is rising rapidly,
Since our last repor. the following have
been the
Steiner city OF Cairo, from Cairo.
Bart Able, nom New Orleans
Emma No. 2, from Cincinnati.
Naugatuck, nom Cincinnati.
Missouri. from New Orleans
Commercial, from White river.
During the same period the following have
been the
DEPARTURES
Steamer Emma No. 2. for New Orleans.
Isl. Patrick, for Louisville.
" Missouri, for 81. Louis.
"a Justice, for White river.
The fonowing Is a list of remaining
Boats I'm Port
City ofCairo, BOstona, Jas. Raymond,
Siolden Eagle, Sallie List, Memphis,
Bart Able, Flora, Pilgrim.
Tefouuging is a list Of
Boats leaving To-Day.
Steamer Commercial, for White river, 3 r. II.
Centralia, for ArkanSas river, 5 p. N.
Bart Able, for New Orleans, 5 p. N.
Liberty No. 2. for Louisville, 5 ?. NJ.
Us. Hall, for rkans river. ) p. N.
TaraScOn, for Louisville, 5 p. NJ.
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ETAI5 BDNDs And C~OUPONS-
NC 80 Memphis City IS
So IS augusta, Ca. T. IS
Va. IS Savannah, Ca. -
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-15

A HoUskaoLDEIikI in4nEirss EiS wSbsthsGP' G Il ~, 81,
sn1s = are A. Ais abssss ~
uAsnE 2 We s6eld - Bs sssShs j. : r = Z
n Pct 09L 'klhsss Il ,b6. id st ssssig a.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-15

THE. CIRCULATION OF TIE AIR.-Winds
are put in horizontal motion. Their fd.
ffucnce is most beneficial. Were there
no winds the vapors that rise from thS
seA would be returned back from ,ths
clouds In shOwers,to thevesy sAnSslphiegn
10 abe sea from whence they eGmG:ss r.
IN earth where no winds blog, Raske1I1
neither have green pastures, gaill MnAw1
nor running brooks. AiFiS mOVS Hahn
10 pollution and corruption than 1atSf.
stagnation is ruinous to It. Ceass1ess
motion has been given to it; perpakraa
circulation and iRtermingling Of its i6ertL
dients are required in Il. The necesSiFi
Of ventilation in our buildings, the whojS,
some influences Of fresh air are nnivarsaI.
ly acknowledged. The cry in citiss<fop
fresh air from the mountains or the Heai.
reminds us continually Of the Iife.eiyIne
virtues Of circulation. - ss.',
It is the laboratory for the whOlS taIiI
NAL and vegetable kingdoms. The cIsl
bonic acid with which our bFea things tiEi
the air to-day, tomorrow seeks it's way
around the world, the date trees that Rro1
round the Falls Of the Nile will dsink,AR
by their leaves; the cedar of Lebanon Wfii
take Il to add to their stature. The Of,
ygen we are breathing now was distilled
for us, some short time ago, by the snSg-
OOlias Of the Susquehanns, and the RFe3
trees that skirt the Amazon. Byfk1
winds the superHuous water is carried SR
and removed to other lands whero IL
agency is required; or Il is treasuTe,f uR
~ ths material of clouds IN the crystI
vault Of the firmament, the source wbal
the fitting season arrives, of the shewesa
which provide for the wants Of the ysanI
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-15
< G--s---~% - $500.

All that We are permitted to say, in
reference to the following deeply interest.
ing letter, Is, that We have been informed
that il was taken, BY violence, from man
named OConnOr, while he VAS in prison
in Dublin, on . charge Of tressOn in 1899,
and that It was said that be had obtained
Napies. q" '.@'' ~ A''. ,
:. There 10 q sentences ct the close Of the
Letter, written 10 some language which
We are not learned .enough 70 understand,
but presume it is the ancient British.
1t is committed to the consideration of
the learned and the good Of every reliR,
ious determination. - FED. Prrss.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-15

BEAUTIFUL LEGExD.-We find % Ascr-
mon Of Theodore Parker the following
story: The subject Ofbis discOerss vas
..trest." ;..... 80, '''.'",r,- "a.
They tell story that one day Rabbi
Judah and bis brethren, the seven pillars
Of wisdom sat ia the court OF the, teiti6le
Of fast day, diSputing about rest.s Npe
sid II was to have sttained swfRcieMt
wealth, yet without sin. The second sid
it was fame and praise to all men. The
third that twas possession Of power 10
rule tHs State. The hfih, that Il mustAe
oaly N the old age Of one who is rich,
powerfaL famous AID surrounded bytAdl.
ldvan' and ehildfsnT children. The SIxfh
sid that All we're vain nnleese be, ,ksEsoSll
the ritual " Noses 9a And RabbloJ atn,
the venerable, the tsllest df ehs btUgAEh,
said: fS have spoken SfSsIY 'sV1f .SIbe
thing moro is netssSAry 6 He, o1lk IN -
find rest who % all ihiags addsth 1hias-
that he keep the traditions Of the eldes1 r
There sat In the court q fair hAifed
boy, playtng with lilies in his IAp. ,ksd
heating the talk dropped them iR aStos.
ishment from his handA and looked up4L
that boy of7twelve--and Said .Nay;hxS,
my fathers, he only can find rest Who
loves his brother as himself and Ged HiEh
his,whoie heart aud soul. He is ersalhr
than fame, wealth and power; happier
than hOme that Is without it; better
than honored age; be Is law to himself
above all tradition" ..- -...-1 ,55J
The doctors were astonished. They
said, When Christ cometh shall he tell
us great things! And they thanked God,
for they said, The old men are nOtaIvaSs
wise. Yet God be praised that oSl -of6ke
mouth of that young suckling has 'lIh
praise become perfect. Fae
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-15
THE CALIFORNIA
FLY. KILLTNG LIQUID.

THN PAPER kills lts thouGa pds-the Liquid Fly
Killer kills Its tens Of thouSsndsl This prepa-
ration for killing Flies 10 giving the greatest salts.
faction pf anything eyer used. 1t is now improved
TO the highesE kliGg point. It Is OF such nature
And e apaGdy In lis Effects that the Plies will not
spot the walls aud Windows which makes the use Of
other preparations 90 Objectionable.
y, H. Mcdonald b Co., SaoIsmento and
ean PFg4yi d, AReDA. Depot at q. 3. Drug Store,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-15

QUlIP and bis wife had bit or cOAtSp,
don the other day. Z own you hare mnrS
br1liancy than |, said the woman, sbhtf
have the better Judgment Yea SSsd
Qailp, 'Our choice in marriage akbIRf
thati' ouiip was informed that 6a Wa n
0rute. E- 1.a. A,AEl.. 90 lsrn1Aa
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-15

nrdatS a. ~ Ssssaf 111-iiv
cruc5 6Gcfsa& NaF4l bs.
tcAuSS n 7~1s 6HIsW1uf - eFuSI. Z s f i'Ian
citizen. The ,ebitf chatk Rsul
Eaa thai he bad taught rslsSI I3osn iBTiT
taln bat We ell know thaA wlgi6s1ps lkul
nor tb0 t~stvs idboFess ~
WA0 cent 81 TIRE sans q s = IL = III.
any egher, P6lilieal d0eltips H.; ~ of
| rsldeftAE 70 C@@s the taiinG1, 1ihS1gwzrs
csDRs, - lsngbe by hIs. 1lafan olsksn
ag4st Paul N n this q last ttisi. ers
va "a, the Htsk; ,klt 'bis jNdgss1as1aiE.
iefent in AhsiR PsssiOnsaaD1n mSaivu4t-
God wtHTswAFd Mn and t6ets see6FdihR
20 their works, = Let ID, hops Ht kVIer
t1thes under the reign Of the HeR In
peroE, have, it 10 true, maqy pdiafuI
FeeellsetiOas Of his pVowsss fnahOre ElAn
tAirty battles with my cpuntrymsna Rnd
yuu may have many SigEs Tor ypps oSa.
ton when you look upon the Sresh laa9els
hesbas brought from jeSusalsw. HSylIay
bats done many things in thsSs TArs
which he would not, himself. def6nds I'm
caltner moments But We al EAaW Wa16at
| he Is htave, noble, generous and pusaehs.
ed Of. exalted Abilities. I am willNdNqto
hs1aEd my life in the succHss at htx fa IN.
I-fesf assured that God has rsissi hiM.up
70 be . blessing to the whole uosldjIi I
have not yet seen him since IlawnSAis
physician and nurse. Bat he Wf6tb 1fSm
JsFusaletti to ssay 10 Pudena, that Ia
"'lcngSd 10 see his ,preseFver, the tridSo Of
he BritoDs, and the ornament Of Rome. "
iI'oO0Gess to the weakness Of desiring nis
IlEcCd opinion. and hope ] do not IN,
Nhcn ! feel joy ih such praise frosn ta1ch
4SodrHe. Ny heart AulteIs end my GEsAs
tTemhlSs - I anticipate the aellkAi 44dAll
Cess when sec him akGiB,hl I w FGsta c6aEks
ws shall see IN each aIbet A IA "a ~ sgs
! nj n hr6ledigissh i, SIso gfssilssqg1 sad
lu,iEbis slNsea' thA history { -psusmlekasFor
the obstruction Of yo0e ieht htldeeN. iisF.pe.
joice that the task Is flushed, because q in
felating the distressing scenes Of de p1st,
Q sadneRs comes over my heart Bat |
trust that this will soon disappear ftlfAe
TsaiizatiOn Of our bright hopes SE fhA 8u.
lNure. ~ =, -,
Written by Claudia Rn6na, at Rome.
to EpRice, at HerenlansuG. - III
Il Is
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-15

II You can live ~ Bes4ls -
have whsrewithal 10 Do Rood, bo eoaasnt
the rest is but vanity,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-15

II you have alsscrst con9ds q itsiee Aos
gro; he is sers % kssp itdsfE os's,d y s"i,st :
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-15

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e = to know. .hSw 70 ssiai - ll
every Onoe .oi ssbaansSH q ssssssse ahassA