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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-26

Before William A. TurEage, a Justice OF the
Peace ior Upton county, Tennessee.
VIM. II. Wooten, Administrator OFFS. V. Aiken,
deceased, rs. N. b. smith.
TN this case the plaintiff having sued out an
attachment against the property OF the de-
iendant, upon the ground that he is about 10
remove himself from the county, or that he Is
about TO fraudulently 10 convey his property.
and the same having been returned, levied
upon the real estate ofsaid Smith. Publication
is hereby ordered to be made i'll the Memphis
APPEAL for four successive. weeks, requiring
him, the said Smith, 10 appear before me, or
my successor in office, al my Office, on the 18th
day OF February next, to defend said attach
against him,
Given under my hand and seal this Sd dsy Of
January, 1866. WIN. A. FURNACE, ]. y.
lang IRW4WrW for TiptOn county Tenn.
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NEW FIRM.

HAVING purchased the entire stock OF John
II b. Reid & Co.., Ne. 2l Second street, Adams
Block, viii continue the Wholesale Dry Goods
Business atthe same place, under tine name and
style Of Henry B. EdmOndson & Co.
Mr.. James II. Cochran, late Of Price, Ferris&
Co, Philadelphia, A. heretofore, will continue
TO give his personal attention to the business
HENRY B. EDMONDSON.
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Pioughs, Wagons, Traces, Hames. Collars,
ScrapeFs, Hay, Corn, Oats, Bran, Flour, Neal
Mess and Bulk Pork, Bacon, Beef Fish, Cheese,
soap, Candy, sugar. Coffee, Molasses, Stone
ware, Tar, Lubricsting Oils, Lsrdand Lard OIL,
Linseed o White Lead, Bagging, Rope,Sails,
Fruits, Nuts, Candies, Crackers, Ginger Cakes
fin Syrups, SC, &C., can be Ioand In fun supply
81 the warehouse ofTsyl0r McEwen g. Co, 81, %
and s5 Adams street. ia2l-8L
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ROBBERY oS VANCE SrBEEr-We learn that
two small grocery stores, near the Bayou ON
Vance street were entered oil Wednesday night
and robbed OF goods 10 the amount OF several
nnnIrad lnIlars
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CIRCUIT CoURr-We learn from a gentleman
from Raleigh, thar IN this Court yesterday, in
che case oi Watt Little, charged with the mar
der Of Robert seward, the jury returned a YER
dict OF Not guilty. The Cvu docket yin be
taken up on Monday
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NiIiinery-Madame 81. Perdue has dtted
up the old established Millinery House, No. 35
Gayoss street, IN most excellent style, and
allied % with choice and fashionable stock Of
Millinery and Fancy Goods. Complete and
elaborate toilets are prepared with dispatch.
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MEMPHIS AND CINCINNATI PACKET co.
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati.
SILVER MOON Worries, master Bennett, elk
This splendid passenger packet
leave for the above z
THIS DAY, 18th Jan, at 5 pm.
For Height'or passage apply On board or 20
LARRY HARMSTAD, agent,
IA Jefferson street.
ENOCH TAYLOR aVapf
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RemoEaL-Sus Insnn, Mayer & Co, import
ers Of ssgars, tobacco and pipes. have removed
from 81 Jefferson street 10 the corner Of Second
and Jefer-0H streets, jefferson Block, where
they are now keeping q much larger stock OF
the finest brands Of Havana segars, Virginia
tobacco and the resi- genuine .mserschaum
pipes. city and country merchants viii find L.
20 their interest 10 cali and examine their stock
and prices before purchasing elsewhere. Ke-
member, corner Of Second and jefferson streets,
Jefferson Block jalS I'm
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A Good Investment.

HAvE three hundred acres good Cotton
i Land. ] propose, If some man viii fnrnisb
hands and pay all expenses, that Twill nrnfsh
the land and my services 10 superintend and
give them twO-thirds OF the crop. Three ROLES
north OF Holly Spnngs.
ja2l|w R, E. TAYLOR
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PIONEER ENPEEss-t is much more prompt
Snd reliable than the mails. The delayed trains
lad hardly reached the depot last night. 1heu
their prompt messengers placed asia posses
sion OF the latest papers
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1~H0chlnpUf VOficc.

Before William II. WoOten, a Justice of the
Peace for Upton county, Tenlfessee.
Nancy Wilson aud Elizabeth Wilson Execu-
trix OF David Wilson, deceased, -. n. b.
smith.
IN this case the plaintiffs having sued ont an
i attachment against the properly Of the de-
fendaut upon the ground that he is about to
remove himself from the county or that ne IS
about TO traudulentiy to convey his property,
and the same having been returned levied upon
the real estate OF said Smith. Publication y
hereby ordered to be made in the Memphis
APPEAL for four successive weeks, requiring
him, the said Smith, 20 appear before me, or
successor in office, on the 18th day Of Feb
Judgment will be taken by default against him.
Given under my hand and seal this Sd day OF
1856. WM. II. WOOTEN, Up
iana Iawlwew for Tipton county,. Tenn.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

w II. TENNIS, who has been for ON time
cOnnected with the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway, and Cotton Express at Gin
CinnnU, has been appointed to act Us Agent fOi
the Company at this point, amt Is o pre-
pared to contract for Freight 10 all points East
giving to shippers all the facilities and adyan-
Uagvs this Great Through Route affords.
All freight over this line for New York goes
through without change Of ears, thereby saving
the delay Of transfer attending other lines, and
landing the freight IN New York in much BET
ter condition.
OHee-No. ~ Madison street. ials
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o & STATIONERY.
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Ia The Rev. Nh. W. C. Blount, Of the
Methodist Church, Portsmouth, Va, was
shot by a negro a few days since, and is
dead It is supposed that the shot was
accidental though the negro had been
arrested twice before for shooting in the
streets. The boy was but twelve years
old.
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NEws-Nessrs. Emmons a son and BlelocE
&C., have an the late papers and monthles
We ne -nle--ed % Lhem -or lun hIe..
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TEraRAns-The following ssiegamsrem

CHAScEEE CoCRr-The argument IN the case
Of the City Railroad Company against the City
was concluded yesterday, but Judge Smith has
lot as yet given his decision In the case, which
we hope viii he given i'm writing as nearly all
our citizens are deeply interested in the result.
The following cases are set for to-day:
800 Anna NJ CuggSweI "a. /. Selby ~ al
Ah. James Williamson n al as. g.. Potter et a.
81 Patrick Corey r. Ellen Mcmahon 70 gL.
sI John Mahan U.s. 3. F. MOTHS
"A B. F. Morris US. John Mahau n al
~. &c al vs. W r. Wilkins ~ uL
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100000 BRICK WANTED II
OFFICE MEMPHIS GAS LIGHT Co.
Memphis, Tenn, jan 18th, 1908
TO RRTCK MAKERS.

THTS-COmpany desiring TO purchase four
i hundred thousand extra hard brick, made
of wet clay, TO be delivered at their works.
April and May next, invite proposals for sup
plying the same.
AL propositions must be submitted in wri-
ting, addressed to this office, on OF before the
first day Of March next.
WIN. H. FITCH. JR,
FrTg nr Z.--.F.~a
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C. MATTERS.

S1UrHEBS ENPEEsS-We are indebted 90 Che
Southern Express for tate papers.
F-REEnslENs CoURE-About the usual num-
Der were up before this Court yesterday. ami
about thirty dollars collected Ia the shape
Of fines.
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Columbian Gin.

The Eye and Ear-Perons suffering from
diseases Of the Eye and Ear should, by all
means, 90 and consult nr. Gardner, the eminent
and skllul Oculist snd Aurisi, Of New York,
who is now at the Gayoso House, Room 8l.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-26

DepaH recommendation Zsusch has
opened a fine saloon az No. Is Winchester
street, where meals at all hours can be- had in
hrSt class style, and the tables are furnished
with the best the market affords.
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Fix Your WtudOWs-McWIisIus e Co,
No. 70 Second street, Will send glaciers any
where I'm the city TO dc repairing. They keep a
Glass store, and can supply he demand for
any amount.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
0mee-NO. Is Madison Street.
h Mails Close

VII oe opened from 8 O'Clock A.. n, anti 9
Advertisers VIII please bear this IN mind
rhd a in their favofs early.
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Southwestern EXDreSS COmDanJ

THIS Company having perfectea arrange
L meuts with the shortest and quickest Rail-
ruad Lines between NEW YORK and MEN
PHIS, and ALL POINTS SOUTH, are now ore
pared TO offer unsurpassed facilities tor regular
and prompt delivery of Express matter.
Our goods are transported by Express Trains
in chEFgeof Special Messengers, and we guar
anty as quick time in transit, and az as low
rates, as any other reliable Express Company.
For Tariff ofCharges, apply to
DUVAL & HEAZLITT, Agents,
Office a Madison street, Memphis, Tenn.
A. 7. WELLS, Agent,
Odiee S3 Broadway, New York.
n. n. Merchants desiring goods Transported
By ON line. will please send orders TO their
shippers in New York. Cotton forwarded to
New York at reasonable rates. de29 ma
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Shooting AFFRAY-James DELANEY, a gentle
freedman, got into q row with william Bradley
or lie same persuasion, yesterday, IN THAI ele-
CANT quarter OF the city known as Rotten Row,
and Ia the melee exercised the right Of a freed
man by hung a. bradley with a pistol without
auy other effect. however, than giving the said
Bradley q a. u the Bgck ague. Delaney was
arrested and lodged In the ealsboo-e, % await
al examination tails morning
since the above was m type, ne learn That
Delaney recently killed a white man s2d ned
% This city from justice, and an officer from
thai city was here q few days since IN search Of
hin.
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REG ULAR MEMPHIS AND LTT7LE Rock
PACKET
For Pine Bluff, Little Rock and Fort
Smith.
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MEMPHIS & WHITE RIVER PACKET 90
For Little Red and BLACK River. DuvaIIs
Bluff and SacksOnpOrt.
PILGR-M-----.----- -----.Batemau, master
This elegant and swift running IT,
steamer viii leave AS above on -
FRIDAY, 18th inst, at 5 nm.
For freight or passage apply on packet at
Wharfboat, or to
LARRY HARAISTAD. agent.
Il jefferson street.
VINSOS & DONOHUE, agents.
1aI32t 2T6 Front street
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B0nneis aud Fiae Millinery GOOds.-A
IA PariSienne.-Ladies who desire the latest
style o. dress goods 5nd notions, and who de-
sire the --latest Partisan styles Of Millinery,
should no, fail 20 call on Mrs. qogen at No. $50
Main street
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Memphis and Charleston Raih' Dad
Notice % P~aSsengeB--By applying 1or tickets
az No. j Court street, you VIII avoid the crowd
atthe Depot Ticket Office, and have less trouble
in getting % the cars. Through tickets for sale
20 all principal cities. Omnibus office at the
same place. JULIUS HAYDEN,
ce36-lm Passenger Agent
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THE MISSISSIPPI AsD TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
We learn from the superintendent OF this
rosd, that the contract for building a depot IN
This city. one huudue1 and hfeen feet .n length
by thlrty Ia width, has been awarded 20 cur
old hIeld, Mr.. John Il. Hartley, who contracts
40 fuish u within three weeks The company
are nov running four freight trains per week
10 g-euafa. and have atosher engine nearly
e5mpleted. aud hope to be able 90 put on a
daily train sometime during the coming week
The officers ofthe road certainly deserve great
credit lor the energy and ab.ity they have dis
PLAY "a m bringing the road 60 IT'S present con
dIton. especially when The troubles they
had 20 contend with are taken into csnsideFa-
hon.
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II
EMIGRANT AGENCY,
HOLLAND a VANCE,
81 MAIN STREET, 81

Have opened an Office, In connection with their
business, Tor the purpose Of supplying planters
and others with farm hands, etc. MI. Holland
~havlngJustr returned nom New YORK, has COM
plebed arrangements whereby he can meet all
ne demands II his proposed line Of business.
Planters and others requiring good farm hands,
would 90 Wei 70 give us an early cali.
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GIN
At NIPGEN q REAKERT's.
Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
1 the undersigned under the firm name style
Of JOhnB Beid ECO, is this day dissolved by
limitation.
JOHN B. REID.
q. W. MCMAHON.
Memphis, Tenn, Jan. p.
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Marble wOrks.-We respectfully caH at
tenuon 90 the advertisement Of Messrs. Mayd-
well q Anderson, No. @Uuion street, between
Second and Third streets They are prepared
10 DO all kinds Of work iu stone with nestness
and dispatch. a visit 10 their establishment
win not El 70 Interest those fond OF the beau
----
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Columbian Gin.

Planters, Attend stock Of an Kinds at
Lutz, Windle & Co.'S Stable, Nos a and As
Court street An Auction ON saturday. There
is some stray stock len there. which the ovn-
srs are requested TO prove. pay charges, and
take away.
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4 ND al the principal Eastern and Northern
"a cities, connecting at New Orleans with the
Merchants and Peoples Line 70 81. Louis, aud
With Harris q MorEans Line Of Steamers Ia
Mobile, and to Galveston, Texas
Through Bulls OF Lading VIII be issued al Nsv
York for Mobile, galveston, Baton houRe
Natchez, Vicksburg. Memphis, Cairo and 81
Louis. and to all points and places on the Ms
issippi river and Gulf OF Mexico
course Of the segeralLacs running
ton.
The Line is composed Of the Lurgssf and
Mosf Elegaaf Steamships which nave ever baeo
built in NE country for any nome line ThsV
ART in every respect Tilted for ocean service and
the route upon which they run. Their pssssn-
ger accommodations are MOI exeeIled nv fhrSs
upon any steamers in the world.
All Freight must se delivered a. The Com
pany " a~renouset upon tnGiF Pier, No. q
North River, New YORK CITY, lTaird Pier above
foot Of canal street, whore Il viii be received
during al business hours.
,Inro9sf hls Ladiug win hs given BY the
above Alpe for CoGfoH and other Merchan-
disc % New YORK aud all points East, witnoub
charge. and atas lew rsies g b. any
other line.
E.r f.rfna- A. frr~.ass-- nrwrr -
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"a viii be well for ali VINO desire a building
lot IN a healthy snd convenient location, to
remember the auction sale or Alabama and
Exchange street lots, 70 take place tomorrow.
saturday. at II o'clock.
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ladies Hair Dressing saIcon.-The IA
v1rite establishment Of Madame Lavigne, on
Man street, between Union and Gayaso, oppo-
site the Proviue Block, is in fun blaze Of pros
perLry. Her ornaments Of hair. in variety,
grace and elegance, are unsurpassed. The most
elaborate toilet lacks hnisl unless Madame
LaviEne touches IT,
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in the next. He has a chronic diarrhea of
lies. He could no more breathe an air an
filed with his own lies and curses than one
without hydrogen or oxygen. If he was of
the earth, it would appear much more IA
vorable than it does with its sister planets.
He is no writer-simply brawler, bawl-
er, a he-Yixen, a male ermagant, mascu-
line-virago. He is of the class of common
scolds," who. by an old law of Great Britain,
were ducked in hOrse-ponds. He is viii
liier, a traducer, a calumniator of men,
women and children. No excellence, no
purity, no helplessness, is. a protection
against his venomous assaults. He aims
his vengeance alike at the living and the
dead. His venom creeps through the cold
sands of the grave to find its victim. A
buried body is no more safe from him than
from other graVe-worms. 81 have lost a
day." said the good Roman Emperor, when
he remembered to have done no good deed.
1 have lost minute, Brownlow might say
if he remembered no malignant thing. His
heart and life blaeken, as his old head
whitens. His fathers hoof is split-the
sons ears, nose and tongue, should be
He deserves to be kicked until, ike the pit
he is going to, he is "bottomless."
Brownlow has all the worst qualities of
the devil, but the latter, if he has any re-
deeming qualities, is, in comparison with
the "Parson," christian gentleman
Brownlow is rattlesnake, with his rattles
at the wrong end of him. He IS a hog, with
the kink in his head instead of his tail, If
bayonets bristle at him, he can turn the
back of his neck and bristle back with inter
est. We have ground him until he is
grounding. We have hedged him until
he is hedgehog. He isa small man, but
great swine; he may be a rich man, but
he is a poor devil. He is "a pofcupine
rolled up the wrong way" thus pricking
himself to death with his own quills. The
more he writes, the fatter he gets, just as
an adder's head fattens as he becomes fu-
rious. If his heart were not a sslamander,
it would long since have been consumed by
the hell-fre of his bosom. .a
Probably this is enough for one day.
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For the Pulaski Citizen
Addie down in Georgia.

Addie down in Georgia.
How the birds sang in the valley,
How my heart went piddy-paddy,
As I strolled with bonnie Addie,
Addie down in Georgia.
If the flowers all should wither,
Sping should change to wintry weather,
Her bright smiles could bring them hither,
Addie's-down in Georgia.
Who'd not be Rebel " JOHNNY"
Starving for his South 50 sunny,
Just to view her face so bonnie
Addie's-down in Georgia.
Yellow ringlets waving ever,
Turban hat and snowy feather,
III forget her-never-HeUer,
Addie down in Georgia
When I met her I remember,
How this heart was all December,
Till viewed her e'e so tender,
Adde'S down in Georgia.
When I left her all was sorrow,
And it deepened on the morrow,
And the presents full of horror,
Adde'S still in Georgia.
Music, birds and bees and flowers,
Poured their love-dreams down in showers, a
When with her beneath the bowers,
Addie down in Georgia.
Ali the months are swiftly flying,
Far away I'm sadly signing,
Yes-for her Pm almost dying-
Adde'S still in Georgia.
...
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A Political Generals soIloquy.

A Political Generals SOiIOquy.
From the La Crosse wisconsin, Democrat.
Whi-r--r---r!
.,i How 5o",G.e. like rocket went up ''''Yfyf"s
Spat!
How like a stick falling in the mud did
I come down!
When the rebellion began, did not
amount to enough to add up and give one
to carry. I was a sort of second-rate Ioafer,
begging tobacco, standing around saloons
and bar-rooms, waiting to be treated by
liberal strangers. had no clean stockins
no neat home-no money saved-So
credit-no fine food, and but little coarse.
''But suddenly star aroseP'> Brave men
were wanted-I had peddled whisky at the
polls Select men on the God-and-morality,
Observation-Disclosures -ticket-I could
tell bigger lie and stick to it closer than
any hungry politician in the country, and
the late administr automobile administra-
tion-gave me rich reward. I was made
captain, and like blue-t tailed bottle-fy I
strutted about my native town.
Guess wasn't old style, in white gloves
and stripes up my legs. Guess didn't
support the Government. Reckon didn't
get trusted to little things at stores, and
when man wouldn't trust me, guess I
! v,odidn't incite mobs on such Copperheads
And was put in command of hundred
men. Egadl that was joke. Why, Lord
bless you, 1 didn't know as much about
var as dog knows of his great-grandfather
but had political infuence-could alb
rb vast quanrties.of whisky, and could.
4 Steal. Or like John Brown. Or like But
ler. Or like any other house robber.
And 1 went to war. And hired CORE
spondents to mention my brave exploits in
Republican papers. And I stole wines
from hospitals, and treated my friends.
And read the army letters which I hired
written and which poor fools printed to
political friends. And kept out of the
way of bullets and such-and 1 stole piles
of household goods, from rat-traps to pianos,
from silk elastic to linen intended for in
fants yet unborn, and so in the eyes of the
late administration proved my fitness for
higher position.
And I was made Brigadier- General.
Big thing. Nearly every fool in the army
was Brigadier- General. While brave
men fought stole spoons and such. While
other men were at war. was Furnishing
Democrats, issuing petty orders, " taking
toIl'' from. Union farmers, and sending
canes, chairs, tables, beds and bedding,
pictures, books, spoons, knives and forks,
nut-crackers, glass and silverware, mirrors,
sideboards, ParlOr ornaments, laces, silks
and ladies' under-clothes stolen from pri-
vate drawers, trunks and bureaus, up
North at Government expense, to let peo-
pie know that I was saving my salary to
beautify my home.
Cunning cuss
And denounced Democrats, thereby
winning promotion and good opinions from
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THE TRAITOR, THAD. STEvENs.--The
Philadelphia Mercury thus pays its respects
to Thad. Stevens and Carl Schuz:
"And who is Mr.. Stevens? Not Penn
sylvanian, thank God, but a Yankee in
truder into this State, whose reputed wife
is a negro, and whose children are mulat-
toes And who is Carl Schurz? A wretch
ed adventurer, who, a traitor to his native
land, fed hither for refuge, kept a lager
beer saloon in this city, and failing in that,
has lived ever since on the government that
has rescued him from the penalty of treason
and the obscurity of sculion."
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Interesting matter on for
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-06-01

A companionable woman is always pret-
ty. Exteriour beauty always catches fools,
even if it has no sense with it; but good
sense without beauty, and with a sweet
spirit, always wins respect, admiration and
love. ''She looks well until see speaks, -
is often whispered among men in the very
atmosphere of beauty.
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A LOST CITY.

Discovery IN Nerico-THe Cor
doua Rebel E:rzes Find a Ruined and
A6andoned city Of tie Ancierts- CHRIS
tan Churches and Crosses among the
Ruins
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NUMBER %.

first weeek in march. The country is call
ed Metaltaloyucca, and is situated some
hundred miles west of Tuxpan, in the State.
of Vera Cruz.