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Love ASn sHotr MoSrHs.-It Is curicns
TO note how often intelligent people are pur
ed 10 remember whether a month Be- 3
longora short one. Thousands can tell bv
having memorized The following lines. but
tAen, there are Thousands Of others who
never did memorise them:
Thirty DAYS hath September.
April, June. and November
And all lhe rest have thirty one,
excepting February alone,
Which has but sEenty-eight. in fpe
Until leap year gives t-tWenty- nipe.s
a stjll simpler method thsn copp,;tt;,,,
the above 10 memory is this: Close ~
hand, and touch toe four lower knpeLI.s
and ire hollows between in regular rots-
ton, from the fore TO the little niger, then
back 20 The i'redugsr again. aud repeat. tilI
the twelve months are named the lruet-
les VII represent the long months. aud tbs
hol,oWs bvtTeen the short ones Once fv.8
IA the mind, this is never forgotten.
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FoIIie. Of Legislation.

Orders from Warrington instruct General
Thomas b disregard tuc urst tcction ct the
A., o. She A.ississippi Legislature, To
confer civil rights upon Freedmen This
first section depriyes freedmen OF all civil
rights. and supp0s. thut white men may
uOl be Migrants. 10 operates upon the fact
of color, aud NOT uuoa that OF idlcness.
Negroes must have homes By the secard
Monday OF January next, aud falling, can
ouly secure homes in certain way. they
nae Migrants u they have q" homes, and
the modes Of securing employ are limi-
tsd and defined. II tina, extent he statute
is nulllhei by the omnipo'eat Bureau.
There is but oue mode OF settling, finally,
this negro guesIion. "A NHgrant e sde Oge-
rative upon idienVss, aud not Indians,
whites o. blacks, as such, must De enacted
and On orcrd. ID our Legislature were not
devoid C wisdom, Il would prescribe such
laws and adjourn. Tennessee has rstile3
the cDnsiitut oual amendment, tepudiated
the 'lehel debt" and row, 20 preyeat
"restorotion" refuses 81 grant negroes those
rights without which they nTe stu slaves.
Tue Mississippi, Legislature, abohshlng
slavery by accepting the Amendment, re-
stores Il, fsr0 teHf7, ~ recognizing differ
euCes between men sluslly EMIT ed t. pro-
isrfs1l ~ frCGaga. The war made tae negro
free, aud % is wrong, as uuwise, 90 eysde
the accomplishment of the inevitable fact.
Whites end blacks may both be sufferers,
because of these events Of war, bat the VIC
tors impose these terms, and wisdom COM
pels our assent. Must the future of the
south be cl0uded forever By the incapacity
or timidlty OF hose who guide its political
fortunes? Has the press lest its influence
or boldnessg Are preiudices 10 be feared or
Aatteredg Is not the necessity for assent 20
a policy prescribed 80 palpable, even as the
least of evils, that there should be no fur
Their evasions Of the terias presented by this
aud other acts OF Federal tuthority.
The Mississippi Legislature. like that OF
Tennessee has only s,cceeded IN prot set
ing indefinitely the existence OF the Freed
meas Bureau and OF negro garrisons.-
Memphis BaLCfiH.
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OEFICERA:

OFFICERS
SAMUEL WILL, President
JAMES X LUCAa. Vice President.
VM. 4. SELBH, Secretary.
WI. n. BENTbN General Agent
tR John r HOuGEN Consulting Phys,,iaB.
iAChLAND, CLINE L JAmlSON, Lstsai AJIi-
saTs.
HON. EL1ZuR WRIGHT, Consulting A, u,aEy.
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For Sale.

a tAkh a. lso Acres Of e,o,s T.,s -. -.
"A tola ne CITY, a. tEs siawar.'s FerrV pc.
sl2at ~ rieared-laisn,e ls1.lr f,asr,Si r.
l1e. ~, = ~ ,,lng slrlnss u Wster 90 The rla-p
b1i ronss hai oui q orisr We ~, -, ~. 49,
80 - - - ~ = ersa1 sHcJi6ce ~ its fersi
se- y pot foia ~ yslsY, ~ VII e ~ III ~ p7,f
- ~, - ~ ''s Ese e s2ss-r, 90 SATURDAY,
as''-is agssas, - N coIisFs y.
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anted.

IlIHll.-.I n llln7'
Thcs r Jsunlngs, NJ. D., T. NJ. Madden.
de- -imi Wam
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The Leg.ilut1re %, Tennessee is about 10
ilke holiday, aud will De- convene In the
early part Of next month. We hope the
usu5-r' sEho have been behind The times
% tbc Important subject Of negro testi-
m'ay, via, siter c5nieTing wth theH con-
sttuou,s, return with better aud more en-
Iafgei and lbersl ideas OF iheir duty. If
they lal, an tssir rsiurn. to come up 10 the
mark, b. VII furnish strong lever Cor the
sGnner radicals 10 Congress The States
rausl 1s iust or Congress viii intervene.
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BILAS -. FOOT, STATE Agent Tor len
nEsse5.
Rec. w. -. n. ANN-RIh,
Local AEest for Nashville
r. w ETEP aERSO special
Agent, Nashville, Tenn.
Office ia I'd National Bank Building.

NashriFs LcrH Bud Of Reference.
Hdmsu Bro. sons, j A. McAlsier 4 CO.
.ino. kirkmRB, q. stlhtlehet,
sm-s VI. hanf t7u, Hamilton,
James Woods.
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Nol.oNots SEErrNrs Ca the 18th Of No
y.uhsg meeting OF The Pharmaceutical
sOctcty &c Great Britain was held 80 Edu
hu- Z, and Ia the course Of he proceediuFs
The following communication Nss read from
l'r, Stevenson Nacadam, Ca the poisonous
ingredients in TIE new toy called Pharoh's
scrpeuts
The oh~migsl toy which e nov sold large
" in iasny shop- iu 5h,s city a. price. rang
ing ron three pence O. ore shdliug each,
is composed 81 . h'ghly dangerous and pois-
ouous substanre called the sulnho-cveni8e
Of mercury. The ruutcrial is s aouhle head
"a paisogod arrow, for a contains two rois.
onous ingredients, gil mercury ana suinho.
cyanic scid. either n which viii All. Hr-
periments have been made by me uuon tsr
lower animals. and J have found that one
halt Of 40 penny Phsnohs serpent Is saf-
neient % poisaa large sizsd rabbit IN %
hour sud thrss quarters. A isss doss also
atsifoys iiia, hgt IaEes lcnFsr ioae %, -
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The Wellington Chronicle ssys: "The
cJuillissi0uyi 1liicer, % the late Veteran
Reserve Corps ere adopting measurrs pro
paIa,oIy 60 pei,uouing Congress to reeog-
ui.e thas corps oL q basis similar u that Of
tle regular my. The advocates OF this
movement claim that there are thou suds Of
Partially disabled soldiers .fthe Union army
who soali, were ana opportunity presented,
Es-ealist iu she Reserves. Tins. however,
10 doubtful 81 the matter wss fully tested
recently, when Secretary stanton gave each
iurinher of the late corps tie privilege 10
decide whether hc would remain ia the
service or not. unc tenth Of Abe soldiers
sIasfs.I 40 rfrt-Ir 90
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For Sale.

A LARGE lot Of Gold Plate Jewely a. Whole
n sale, 10 large or small 10 kntiue-. a. regular
,'ncllLsti prizes Address ~. }. NJ kOE s5s
% jeri4 Nv
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lTom toe l'uou4ua Hers &C. usg. -
striking Leads have gooe somewhat out OF
fashion Of late. Is but few such streaks cd
luck favored Toe industrious and perseyer-
ING miners, but Ne have ne o. report which
has made .ts owners .eI like bnyiug half
The city, or take tbc c1utruct Tor building
the brdC Nearly "a yc5r aga, Nessrs.
katcld a Chapman commenced Mining
back OF the gas house, ou She Houehtuu
rsugr, or -emr such name. aud realized SUI
ueleut irom Jhe enterprise Co keen the mum
Der oi men employed without drawing ou
their private purses, The other dav the
miners struck avrevice. revealing the big
scst show of On neral that has b,eu sven in
these diggiuEs for q long time. The range
has 1vru cSpiorrd some distance. aud runs
utur- N-lsly's 6ela. The men be-. me SD
excited ai thc prospects that thev had Q,
glli Wl5s aut hurry 90 town o. e4ort thr
nc"'. chunks ot thc pure ore, fom thc
si1e ot au spn'e to MAS head. have been
taken oIt, oud the lesssrs would not take
thousands oi dol airs ior their chance.
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Noah r hcu', lawyer. OF Chicago. hay.
ing occasion % visit New YORK on bushes.
his vito FEELING lonely, arytviei as boaratr
Young physician ua nel Mills. Kent an
proved tuc arrangement, 6ui after returning
home manifested disp'tEsuse, AMI Mills
prepares o. move his quarters AZ be was
quitting The house, Kent picked upu iist-
iron ana struck him a rrrtls b Ov I'm the
head, lrarturiug The skah, sui proluciuca
wound that may VET prove mortal Kent
was arrest q, and confessed that he was
Jealous without aey wSll-grouaded causs
or she Sudden baist oC passion. Mem
don't taAc hoard 10 private families when
The husband is cut OF town.
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Mr. FuFlail iicm she Easttru rhrar=s. hsyIu
kindly sntlutlerst, WI srpesras the nuEsd s.tF.
A.ss AL A. feunoyer a. Luefeta korgia aui Ea-l-
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For Rent.

Two very peat TOons. BsulY PsisFsd. ca tAe
Slree, teios the Posi Od-s, sud ussst o. tis s-u
AltfsriHon's, fheee rooms ere tstrF sutahl for
e'nces, Or sieop1ug r1oms Apply 10 VIM .S.zz-
mons, Ncl-more stree, or 70
Nelson h0RFREE.
e"cip-lW sieuaIal Aa,Hfs
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LIeut General A. 2. stuart 10 10 have
charge oi o. sch oi iu Memphis. The Mem
Ihls Elllctln says he ,s Thoroughly yersed
.u li. the arts ct che peiagogue." which,
be pressure, mesus that he Is an able aud
ac-ampl teacher, fact no one vail
deny.
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Hon. Dorsey B. Thomas resigned. some
time ago, hi- seat iu the Legislature as rep
Is.eaiai.se from Benton and Humphrey 5.
Al 50 election held on the 9Th OF this month.
60 li' ihr yacsnty thus made, Nr. j. Il.
Ianb,e wss eh sen To- succeed him. Iuthe
Hoa-e OF Representative, yesterday, re-
pot vas Submitted from the majority OF the
Commaiee on Elections. declaring the seat
slin varsnt, Mr. Marable having failed 10
comply with au important provision Of the
Franchise Law, t0-wit: ihe cath required
BY the eth section Mr.. Garrett proposed 10
make report al two o'clock p. a., on behalf
Vi the minority, 10 winch hour the conside-
ration Of the subject wus postponed. But,
sheu the hour srriyed, o quorum could not
he had. aud. Ne suppose, will not BE- had
NATL after the holidays. il would sppear
iron abe lsrt that there is 80 be 3 minority
report, that the Franchise Law Is uol fully
understood Would il Lot be well Tor the
LsE.slstuTs, as its members cannot agree
upOu en- Interpretation, 90 60 amend the law
tAat There can BE- no re.sooneepuon OF ne
provisions
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re- Rev. Bishop Green, Of Miss hes is
sued lster Co Che clergy aud l.ity OF his
diocese, directing Them TO return 60 the nee
of the prayer Tor the President OF the
United States, snl all in civil authority"
Do their prayers .r the President OF the
United sWtes, prove of NO more avail than
those they offered ioF Jed. Davis, Andy
will b 8 make much by the change.
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3 "a'hiaF.aa d.sIutrh saws about four
Annafsa Hr~spaper editorials connecting
90 ihe msssass hsv, besa received 81 he
me A'-'e li ihn President reai then
gu, his sadu'slss f. unlimited sh SON
zen tsyan ! ths lss7i Of .ps,aehusus.
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The best Of Beer Wues, Liquors aaJ C.esr-. AID
afteauFe Wsters always i1 siJ-udsucs
n COors ope1 a. O'Clock. PaT1-lua1,-a o. e1in-
n eHc- er q. p ga. r5fTIEu
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If Il is wise to Insure, is prudentto Delay?
Rs-pELAYs ARE EANGEKOus "a
DIRECTORS:


JANIS h ..---.-51AhlUEL " ILL
Robert 81 FuuEh0user Of Fuukhou=er Burns {.
Chas h. Peek, President OF tbs Plot Knob iron
Company
Robert K Woods, Cashier Of the Merchants Bans.
jules Vale, Ct ChOutegU, harrison Vale.
Geo. r Robinson, OF RODiuaOn & 6arrard.
Chas W MeCord, Of MrCord & Co 9acaHists.
John f. Thnmtou, Of Thornton PeTce
Isttl- Sturgeon, Presideot Of the North Missouri
Railroad.
Hol Johu Hogan, Member OF Congress.
Henry Uverstoiz, Of Oysrs.olz. Wagner Co, LuIn-
bsr Dealers
Ncb Schaeifsr, OF Nicholas S'ha ffer 4 Co, star
Caudle 1 callers
NIham y. Gay, { ( Gay, HansnkaTD & Edgatd-.
DAVID Keith. OF KEN Wool, Booksellers aad
r P. Hsnenkamp OF Gay Hsnfukan2.
Isaac " " t.hsl.
L. A. January. OF a. A. January = Co, 6rOesrs AID
Commission Merchants.
Vim. !. Lewis OF CIV - a Bro, TobsceonIst
= RozieT, Jr., Of T. RJzsT, Ir. & Co.
jacob Tanm Of Ismm Meyer.
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A paragraph is gong the rounds Of the
Newspaper press, entitled Relics Of FSr.
my Race in Tennessee" il Is believed in
some quarters that The rsos is yet sx,su,.
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Sunnyside Concert hall.
WI Sniilt hh a 20 -Lss-sr~ l'rlPrt tors.
CoLLoNADE BUILDING, So. A. CHsssY
SIREEa.

rouf.h s--s O. me -UgsgeInfh- 90 Bliss Vie toAiA
nuW Abu, iue charming NocaIIsi
Miss Ia bELLE JULIA and fuNt BEN-
] On Ele lrsL Comedian, Ia srf1rc.IrU VIE af
the ed l.youue- CLARA q [ hrYS, Minnie shsF-
nsn, J.Imy Whitehead, IS. 81.
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EDGEFIELD.
Great PEblic Sale OF % Lots ia BryEh's Mag
nIncent AdditlSa,

on the premises, on tuesday, December 18Th,
" BE- al II O'Clock, an. These lOts are M st
beautifully situated between the Whites Greek Pike
snd IA 4 n. K X. Rod Foster Addition, AMI n0Jth
Of the residence Of Robt. Stewart hsq aud 'front.'
ing on harris Avenue, lLshey Pike, Foster and
other streets
An ne familiar with the BE- altiiu grounds M
hdgafisld. and the many advan ages posses ed y
them Tor private re ids1css, e'G, free rom the
heat dusL, and heavy eoTporatiUn taxes q the y
the cary completion OF the sns pensoa BE-. ige Sal
construction oi street Ralrna ds vii RrsSly En-
hanee tire vslus Of tins propelCL
IEaHs-Une fsurth cash hal nee on "a frad RI
ons, Two aod three years with lnteresi from dat
and FSu retsisssi-
llb3rd DEDUCTIONS Tor ell cash.
Omnibusses aud collat on - snail,
}. l.. 4 r. W. BROW Agents,
decH-tds - Cherry street.
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The Constitutional Amendment
How the Case stands.

The Washington Correspondent Of tbs
Ssv York Times, writing on the Ioth inst,
fayts
Qlil.ai information has been received 81
She department of state OF the adoption Of
she Amendment % the Constitution upon
the subject OF slavery by the Legislatures Of
thc states oi
ulton. Sew York.
Hhode leland. Connecticut.
Michigan, West Nrgui1,
Massachusetts. NeW Hampshire,
uhto, Maryland,
Nusouri Vermont.
aaiue. Louisiana,
rsuu.ylgsu,a, Arkan,as.
Wisconsin. Tennessee,
Nevada, south Carolina sud
N,uussata. Virginia.
Nau-...
aars. .aaEe twenty three State. Tsis-
EraIH. .u armaa8n hoe been r,sciyeI OF
tle a- f..a ei tas Amendment By the
lnuge st4lat OF
Nor'h 'aroiua, Georgia sui
A'anama.
so ,oiarnau % a, suy Kind has been re-
'e.'cl %. iae algPtiou ar rejection by
su'iCrn.u. OREGON.
FLORIDA Hs.I.sipp. .r
Texas.
ohs.a, intelligence gifts rejection BY ,hs
itsis.atgrgz 60
h'n'l'fy- Delaware sad
NrW Jersey
Has slso heCu received. Immediately ener
the Dosage oi the resalut.ous bv Canrrf-s.
uu attes.ei copy e. thr uIaaud rfsut WAS f..f-
wardcd By toe SECRETARY e. Safe 81 The
Governors rael State. and some tlu,ea-o
the secretary Hlo sent rir.uIa- d. me
Governor, reminding theaul the duty .m
Pasci uFnu bra o. The aet OF Caur=,ss of
the 2all oi April, ISIS, o. give pub d, no
t.le when ibc amendment shall nnve been,
rafIned by Che requisite mum Der at States
from tHis SO wiIl b. seen bow 3eslrablt a, is
that tte States which have not reported ar
der.det ur the matter should loose no
Jlma m do lr sH-
It's expected that. within very short
nae, fuhr..ut aIiIiivBai number 1i u.sI-
lsatlaus pl arr.vr Do varsAut thr presI-
dents proc alatiaG dcrizrIuE slavery tar.
ever abolished m thc luIsd states.
The teleraphic iuio-ma'iou received
ir0u. Slrih Darolius. Georgia aud Alabama
30 oaic.ai, tuJ 90 soon as the authorities IN
ludiaus 5is,harge the duty which they
have, s.usu.fry. neglected, the Secretary
% state elu mako auuouucsmeut that the
Amendment has 5oen dolly ratified. add isa
I-rt aI zoe Naitoual Constitution.
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Three children were butally murdered
l,sr Burlington. W.s-, on Suaday. ths "a
1... The oldest was ~ ycars. ami the
s--u-.st il-i than thraevsar alare.
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Mr.. and Mrs Cha=. ISs.,
90 l'9s a ags3su tueses-..-f ~ -. ~
uNlt, r5-sI s- 60 t7atr s-.r-.. -. - GIG F,
", -, slt " ll.l r1erenezt f0m u-s -.--s
A--N q -un0s1e. ty fi- d 49,
Nr C'1fse ErsIsi ali N.-s Crarar.. ,'.'i.
70 -.Nplas. llsse r.a il -.
US liate Eon aiii-.ra.-.t. cfl1s f.s--- " s
=, .-ioi .3e.i Q, e sor.d TO- tneis -sr-rs ~
~ SO ,flit u eeilel-.c1s CT rta b. IS -'-.
q ..fa-la, ala D. men. 1sr. -a.r.f .t..'.. -.
gre a1'v cpp1riuc .ty ire pun. n ss--'
rave "a .fre7s-irg be .'crI- ~ ~. Fl -
sa.- hste ,a-o - a llsitr 30 NJ f-.--... .s
nnei - rev CSC ii0Ja 9, e .tscs --s
lIrl. ass n--fi VA De "a Nruiar D.. ..
AArH e Eissn snsksresr-'. rsy +. +. ..-
u -, e. ven I-rsi st. No.. =
t'e' isy- ''haul.eti Ihuus-aF. "a $50
10, henry Nlfi" an 81 ~ -.r,r- -..
ne oeneat o. pr. an1 sl-s CO.
c#
.fe'ffi' o. lrnfE-D0ors cpsa a.a,.a...
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-r'. Her.t. examination ives held au
io'- ialaers.au. body. The brains. Iuuy..
l'-'' a1d ether sa4l orTaus. were found
U o. boz rs.aaAably healthy state: bus
u sAs'-a.lg rae h4ueys, ths cause OF
'aa'A Sc a.-s-ta.aoa With The utmost GER
'-'-'s. Here co. extensive abscrss had
i'raei, sa.-l vas tbe immediate c,u,. Of
%, ''.l.l. stacks from wh ics the Premier
'''i''ea egFug The last iour months o. his
l.-s.
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Considerable censure has heretofore been
uselessly and uniustly expended upon a
bank note engraving concern in this city, as
they we're al hrst supposed 10 have been in
measure responsible for the imposition
which has been practised uP0n the public,
and the consequent circulation given h bills
which are iutrins cslly worth no more than
the paper upon which they are printed. To
sci the firm right before The people it NAV
Be stated that they had no more 10 do with
the game Of the couuterfeiters than the ia
bIed man in The moon. Nor were any per
sod4At present engaged in the Treasury 81
Washington. The facts, soon to be brought
out upon legsl investigation, will substsn
tate ell the preceding statemeats.-Nf.g
l5rl Herald
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Az Afecbea8 u 10 Womb sresiet uiih $50
IlgHe hsiT.ed las.laI No lave Bees p atda
haze 60 uiaeauT 90 pIO7a ftal ga -ia p ~.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given 20 sll persons having
~ lbssUse o. Any kibd, checked or gnoh--Eso,
Xxi, 70 tlaIm aud are sad bsEEssa sEav baaar-
ibe sfh day o. iaugEfy, lsfC, a. . retr4'u.ng o.
hsnd vii us -oid q pubii, su-tian on thsi is'-
STEPHENS 4 CO.
ds-5 im ProTiri@tarE Oomuss-rral h1iel.
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WoodI Woodl

w & CORNELIUS vi ssf wooa s,.,v.
LssEs urds's - No ~ Caaroh stlatt
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Paw Up Notice.

4 HAvE = age sueuni due me Tor services rsr-
~ dsTed. Eld mosf respeecuiiy a. you 20 pan
" r. c0REELAls,
grcla-lH o chuTeh sussi,
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Letter from the Pope TO Madame De
IamOrIrlere


The Dnion dc rOuest gives The following
as the 1eNt OF letter addressed by the Pom.
90 Madame De Lam0riciere on the dr,eas.
OF her husband
FRoN TIRE NATtcaN, Oct. q.
say hElE DtUCBFER rs JrSUs tHElsr
Hardly had the SD news Of the death Of
the ulus;r.ous Gee. ne LamoFiciere. vour
worthy husband, reached me. when, after
na'iAg ralsed nay eyes to Heaven 60 ask ia-
peaee Tor the deceased. NV thoughts wore
a,reeisa toward you sud yopr very dear and
Pious daughter. while sharing wiih ,-Du
una With them the grief of SO great ! loss I
5ememhfr che sacrifices which Ia 1901 .
man made Tor the cause OF religion ana M.
sce. and TEX mv sentiment. III i 49,,
ana gratitude increase toWar,ls the cstb,ii,
captain and tbe san. fun OF Iowa ~ ~
mother, the holy church. Althoagb 49,
iiude mains 6vei in my heart. ya 49,,
nevertheless diminishcs when reGe,t -
his realty Christian death and the !ssIipr.
which preceded h. Console voursslvs.
therefore IN God, aud bs sure that YOU vii
receive ron him The necessary ssrenEth %
bsar your afiiicuon- The goes care brought
lae yeur letter 10 shich ] reply hy the
prosent Reserve, a. prooI OF INV per-
soual affection, the spost,licd beaeaiciior
which laocora to E0s- ana your daughters.
Plus ~.
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the lssss, New Ferk papers IN sdysHss Of
tht msil,
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For Rent

TUE ensuing yssr, two Store houses on Chureh
street opposite n. 'StaceF house" aud near
he s. Ooud Hotel. For ternsspfly 20
dscId % iaul n 4 AILOWAY.
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