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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-08
LEGAL.


OF Real Estatel IN Germantown. Shelby county.
Tenn, at The Court House door in Memshis,
en- Wednesday, April II, 1896.
5. Levi a Brothers us. p @. holland and Others.
d. virtue OF an fnterlocutorv decree made on
- the Chancefy side Of The common Law and
Chancery Court Of the city Of Memphis. or date
January ~, 1865, / VII sell 1t Public Antion. al
the Courb House door IN the city Of Memphis,
"WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL. 1868.
between The houu OF 10 and y O'clock m the
foil0Wing described property, situated IN Ger
maEtoWu, shelby county, Tenn, to-vft. A
Lot, or parcel OF ground, nontng on Bridge
street - feet, bounded on the Feast By the stale
Line Plank Road. On the South by L. Rhnde's
lot, and on North by the Memphis EClaries-
ton 4 p grounds, being thesame property con-
veYed by VIM Park 70 r G. holland.
Terms OF aALE-cash.
March o. 1866. A.. ASTON.
mr. lO-tda- Clerk and Master.
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ChanceFy Sale Of Real Estate.
on
Tuesday, Ist Of MGy, 1866.


Ben. Shay, - Mary Manly, and others.
by virtue Of an intsrl0cutory decree entered
ID IN the above stated cause, on January 2fth,
1850, / VII, On Tuesday the lst day Of May, Eo,
sell az the Court House doOrfu the city OF Mem
phis, between the hours Of 10 am and y H.
20 the highest bidder, the following described
property ro-Wlt. The tract on which complall-
ant resided IL 1853, containing lu45-llu acres,
about Zz miles east Of the city Of Memphis. on
the line 81 the Memphis and Charleston kali
road, and bounded on The south by the
said Memphis & Chaneston railroad on the
west by Eli BayuOr's Is acre tract. on the north
by a tract formerly owned BY a. Fl Douglass,
and on TIE east by a . mere tract sold by Robin
son and Douglas q 5. 81. Webb, and by said
Webb 20 ". T. BuWles-
TERMs OF sALE-On acredlt OF six andtwsIvs
months.
ACGUSTON ASTON, clerk and master.
gnIrE4
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
City Residence,

SAta 8~aC1AAACAASC
Front on Wellington street. Good house-dve
rooms, out houses, fine everEreens in the yard.
Price, S50-one-half cash balance ia one
year. 5000 al cash.
Nineteen Acres,
Highly improved, south of the city. Al laid
out for gardening. Good new dweIiEg-siL or
eight rooms, new cut houses Price, &LD00-
one-haH cash-batance In one, two and three
years, with interest," A great bargain is offered.
Plantation,
In Desha county, Ark; 200 acres in cultivation.
20 acres in cypress brake; 300 acres IN tract.
Also, 100 acres adjoining; 500 acres in oulti-
vatioE.
Twenty Thousand Acres,
Lying il Craighead, Green, Lawrence and inde-
pencence counties, Arkansas, selected with
great care, and lying on Cash and Black rivers,
on the line Of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad.
Pnce, 50 per acre.
Also,
a list Of City and Suburban Property and
Lands In Tennessee, Arkansas and Mississippi.
auof which are offered at low Prices.
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Put up IN 9, Il, q, and is pound pa kages,
Half Barrels and Barrels.

This Hour VIII be found on saloin PACKAGES at
al nrst class family grccerieBin the city, andat
wholesale a. the Eanulaetory, as Main street,
7 doors South Of beale, Memphis, Tenn
Aitberaf discount wiz be made to the trade
janl4 ALLEN +. MORGAN Proprietor.
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Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
T. J. FLEMING.
Chief Engineer and GeuI Super't.
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Mississippi q Tennessee Railroad.
NOTICE. 70 MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS.

A GENCLES have been established at Mem
"a phis. fernando, -tOiQWIter, Como. Sarjis,
Baiesville- Oakland and Grenada. u which
points FrEiEhts can be Shipped without Pre-
paymeu until further notice To all other
points nelghts must be prepaid.
Much complaint Is made IN consequence Of
heights being sent back froll Depot. Every
effort IS being made BY the Company 20 get on
FrzlEhrs a. fast a. possible. and 8 Freight Train
has been sent out DAILY for the last week, but
sta 10 Is not sufficient 10 meet tne demands
Win no Depot IN which 20 receive and store
freight and buta limited supply froIing stock
the business which is now offer
ing satisfactorily 70 the public. Every eXertiCu
mas been and wil continue TO be made, 70 In
crease the amount which is shipped, but we
cannot do uers than the facilities OF the Road
allow.
A. LTFERMoBE,
tan5 General Superintendent.
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Railroad, and with the Illinois Central kali
road ar Cairo
@-Baggage checked from Memphis 70 Cairo,
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wrDNEsDAY APRIL II. Is68,

9.,w.a- ne hours Of 10 and l2 O'Clock m,
N 49, rtohf. sitle, claim and interest Of thu par
- eomr3ainRnt and defendant in and to the
SsIf,,rinr real estate, Situated in the city OF
NemDhiS sheiby ounty, Tennessee; Al the
esrnsr 81 Adams and high streets, frunting on
ne north side Of Adams 80 feet and on me
sast slds Of High street 3S fseE and On the south
- % * Gel.
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Important 90 Travellers
BETWEEN
MEMPHIS & EASTERN CITIES.
Atlantic and Great Western RAILWAY

Aa nov open and unnf,O-Do r,f-
IN 49,. l3n NnclnAatl 70 New York and
49, c4leA PASSENGER wl and fb9-
4nequaled by any "a ~ - ). 80
nig6f trains SSs assePtng Cars accompany All
Ample time IS allowed n ~ ~ trains
mesls ~ NE oneroken Broad 6aage oas i95
the tlafelSf a oeerce OF securrr $500
speed Hot 10 be Oun ON anv ot5l 8.loft and
nccloAs "a CaIo, ~ Louis, or Chicago r., ~
route are certain also conneetiune ~ tnls
g4tsi fm4aaetpA4af Baltimore and Washfp-L
Ticket can be had and basgsse ebese9e
through az al principal 5outhV6sfer, cfs
for further lnformalsn and thrsngL tIL
apply % HARMsTAn
Agent H. Cen Railnoad, 4 nersop So.
l. b. LlIN6rON
agent chicago "a 81. louis L. road M -
adiso street Memphis, Tenn. u
SIDNEY COOK.
"" Sayoso House.
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WV 81 A4a4H
Nineteen Acres,
Have for Sale and Exchange,

Large List OF Valuable Property. Parties
having property forsale, or wishing 70 buy. VIII
nnd Il 70 their Interest TO cali at our ONCE.
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BradIey's Duplex Elliptic SkIrl,

Very flexible, folded easily when in use, 10
sceupy 8 small space, and an article Of superior
excellence. For sale, in all styles, at the
SOUTHERN PALACE.
HOWELL. WOOD q READ,
ED Main Il L.
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cn Notfce.

ON the Chancery side OF Ma Common Law
~ and Chancery Court Of ths City q Mem-
phis-
SAINT Mosby ct al -. Clarence P. Hunt stA
In the above cause the insolvency OF the ss-
tate ofThos W Hun being suggested. 70 Is or
dersd BY he court that all persons who ars ia
any Way-or manner interested In the admins
trau0n OF said estate, or who have claims against
said estate. appear and dis the same witn me
Clerk and Master Of this Ourt, a~uth5nucateu IN
the . prescribed by law n or before me
lstday OF iUly. 1885, or before a u appropriation or
shall and viii be barred Doth M law and equity
and that tins order be published fOE thirty days
u the Memphis APPEAL.
4UGUyT0T ASTON, clerk and master.
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CITY
Avery Street.
ONE Lot between Elliot and South-DOUBLE
" TENEMENT. A bargain can be had.
N. a. c. Railroad.

7 OF, I25 Feet Front-ronting Morris Gene
J. tery-5,00C, very cheap.
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aOS ACRES on the above Rosd-one mile
ZCO from Pocahoutas. Two fine Dwellings,
Clubhouse, Orchards, Wells and lasting Springs
one hundred acres in cultivaIon-can be
bought at the LOW PRICE OF IS per acre.
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Ran G. TERRY, wM. B.
Late Late
Hicks Terry c COssitt, Hi 4 Co.
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credit OF six and twelve months, with notes
and approved security, and = leln retained III
payment Of the purchase money
mrilstdz AUGLSION ALSTONi I&As
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M O r AN'S

VyHE Best, Cheapest and most economical
4 Flour In use.
All lovers OF good and Eh0lesoms bread,
biscuit. etc, can. by using THE Flour. save
time, trouble, money, and disappointment. IL
is ALWAYS RELIABLE. and is not elected ~
hot or cold weather. It does not require Yeast
Powders, Cream Tartar, Yeast, saiaratus, soda
or salt, and ONLY HALE the usual quantity
Of shortening, and when cold sweet milk Is
used, still less shortening is needed.
ON~E-EJUEIH less Of tbis nour is required 70
produce a Ike amOuEtof Bread, 70 that made
IN the ordinary manner, which item alone viii
about PAY THE PRICE charged for adding the
sell rising ingredients.
IT Is EXTRA NICE o CAKES, snd al
kinds OF pastry, requiring not more than TWO
THIRD she usual amount Cf butter ane eggs.
THIS FLOUR EXCELS Z THE FOR
Batter Cakes, WALES, Puadiu5s, thedumphngs
Tor Chicken re. etc, etc.
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DO You wan 4 Stock OF Goods
Call n CAYCE, BEARD &co.
DO Tou Want Furniture?
Do Toa Want 70 Buy a Hgaseg
DO You Want to Buy a Farm,
Cau on CAYCE, BEARD 4 CO.
DO Ioa Want to sell Real Estates
100 CAHCE, BEARD a co.
DO Ioa Want to Sell YOar siocke
CAfcE, BEARD q CO.
DO 7oa Want % Bay or Sell ~An,thipgs
Go % tANCE BEARD q CO.
% Tou Want to Know Anything?
Inquire Of CAYCE BEARD 4 co.
HAVE You any kind OF Trader
GO 10 THE ARCADE.
DO fou Want 10 Know theIF Places
NO.. 81 SOUTH COURT ST
psbl1
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To Cairo By RaH Ia 10 Hours
rICnErS

III IL is
For sale = az The PRINCIPAL Ticket OHces.
IN memphis ~ 0afobo Rouse. 3. Cook. agent.
= JeIerson street Larry HarInsfad- Ayer7 -
Memphis& Ohio ieAlroad Depot, hsaa 81 kisi8
SAN. b JONES
marrow ErrH Aa-H
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CLnncrrn -

OF City Lots, On Wednesday, uth dav OF April.
lss5, in front OF the Court House door. Mem
phis, Teun.
VIC. Baxter rs sally = Baxter.
DT virtue Of an iuterloeutcr. teerea raFr ID
ID the cause, on the Chaucerv side or raa
IN Law ana Chalcery -8urr OF the city
'front.' OF The gouEt HOUSE door, On Wainesiar.
lta day or April, 1854. LetWsen the hours % L1
erty; Lots 70 and 81, en- tie pan md sur5-
% lots surveyed BY l. S. Todd Tor WLlouElbr
" ullaE15, south OF walker avenue. west 81
fernando plank road and sa-stof0rleaus street.
said Lots are about lH Wles nom Cougr
square In the city Of Memphis
TERMS OF SALE.
$500 cash, balance in three egual iHstsIuenu.
payable on the Isl Nov, 1880. Isl vaF- 1907. aud
LIST NOv-, lSS. purchaser giving bonds Win
COED security, bearing interest n1mua-e
mri6 ts A. ASTON. Clarkand Master.
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mar5-ims
p1,ce,.,, gaIe On nm AprE, 1856.

Charles c. Carter Ua. ". II. consnb and others
DY virtue or an i~nteriocutoTy decree made ~
% this cause on January 10, so ~ Aeo1snee
tbs Common Law aud tnsneery Sourt Of the
81 Msraphfs, I viii sell 40 pablo auction,
al The Court HOuse doorAnt1seils u AsApnHi
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March 81. 500
AMI tbs
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sprItds
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Main Street.

TWO COTTAGE BUILDINGS, on Main street,
1 below the N. 81 7. r r
One two-s50ry FRAME HOUSE, nEtwo tens-
ueuts, nuely arranged.
LOT 6Jby 100 feet. Terms, SLCO0-one-fOurth
cash; 6 and z months
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9:OOp.m..

- Cars on the Memphis Express train run
through nom Memphis 70 Columbus, KY.
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LLEEaAIlh Re ~ LLIlL9s Or. Manner.
AT. Criticism, Biography. UIgt5r9 - ~
ais, Illustrated p fue t5Tzsronlauce Of Fm-
54e4t Fsra9ns E.iea saNEsP. HoLcoMaE.
cago. sc Jl-5 CO...
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ChanceFy Sale,
Tuesday, EaB fst. 1866.

Anderson C. Belts and John H. Graves "a
Henry Laird, e. a.
DTRSUANTt0 an tnterlocutOry decree rem
dered in the cause above recited, al the
November term, 1879, Of the Common Law ana
Chancery Court Of the city OF Memphis, ln tne
Chancery Side thereof ] shall oueT FOR sale az
public auction, to the highest bidder, AZ the
Courthouse door IN the city Of memphis, on
Tuesday the lst day Of May next . certain Aol
Of ground situste IN the county OF sheilE ana
state OF Tennessee. and described as touoWa,
tO-wtt- Being lots Nos. l and in the suD-dlFl-
sion OF Tlplan Belts land, lying about Two
miles east Of the city OF Memphis, on The STATE
Line road, being part Of slbu4yision No. , 70
James Winchester Tor ~ acrss " the Juun
Rice grant for 500 acres, and bOnnoel tnus;
Beginning on the bank Of a spring branch az q
STAGE. which stands from a large White oak
north 90 west, and 81 links therefrom, thence
north 43 west s chains and g links to stake,
walnu pointer marked A, Themes north Al
west 9 chains and 50huks 70 said creek. thence
with rs mcanders ~nOrthWardly 20 the centre Of
the state isus road, thence with 10 north 81 To
chains. 81 links t. p stake y. ". corner OF 2
one acre purchase, hence south J. east with
that line ii chains So links 10 tbs beginning,
cggtaiuing acres. sale between the hours Of
TFFsis ~ -SALR-Credit OF 5 months. Bond
viIh approved security apd q lien retained Tor
the payment OF the purchase money
A. ALSr0S,
Clerk and Master.
- Ia runa ..r~H.
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ChaRcery Sale,
on
Tuesday, Hay ISt 1866.

v. r. Butler rs. Enoch Life. 20. a.
Chaucery side OF the Common Law and Chan
cery Court Of the city of Memphis
NY virtue of an iuteriOcutOry decree in the
ID above cause made al the November term,
1886. I viii sell at public auction al the Couri
House door in the city of Memphis, on Tuesday,
NAV LIST. ls6d. between the hours Of 10 q ~ and
10 w.. the lot or parcel Of ground living and being
ia shelby county, Tenn, ana city Of Memphis
in The Butler Division thereOf,in block 20 q and
bounded as follows, to-W1t. beginning 20 %,
TaIIey s northeast corner on Causey street
running north 90 feet to Joshua Watson s.
south east corner on CHuzeY street; themes west
with his line l5 feet To bis southwest conner
west corner; thence east with his line $50 feet
10 his northeast corner on CanEsy street, the
beginning.
=TEaMs o. SALE-On a credit OF seven months
with notes and approved security, and lien re-
tanned III payment Of lie purchase money.
AUGUSrOA ASTON,
March 3ist, 1896. CLERK and Asster-
aUI ids
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This invention consists Of Duplex Tor two
Elliptic Pure Refined Steel Springs, ingeniousiy
braided tightly and firmly together, edge to
edge, making the toughest, most flexible, elias
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The wonderful neX1bility and great comfort
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railroad cars, church pews, arm chairs, for
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A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
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never afterwards Willingly dispense with their
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The hoops are covered with two ply double
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ES Inquire Tor She D.plex Elliptic Tor
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MEMPH1s, gESN August a,

Ihave examinsd the Ingredients and pro-
nounce them Innocent ana l1s 2rSs1 sugs5of.
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EcoMMEMDATloNs:

MEMPHIS, TESE, August 3, lSe5.
have used MOrgan's SELF Rising Flour, and
ind 10 do be q most excellent article. 4 haVs
also examined the ingredients which produce
its self rising properties, and ind them 70 BE-
not only Innocent, but important to perfect
nutrition can freely recommend It asa most
healthful and desirable houF, produeing an
article Of bread superior 70 that mads II the
JNO. r. FRAESER n. D.
We fully concur in the above having s4r
4. Z. WILCOX, NJ. d.
r. 4. BROWN, M. D.
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Business Changes.

I'HE partnership OF Davis. Apple & Co,
1 Wholesale Boots and Shoes, Ne. % West
feari street, Is dissolved this day by mutual
consent. Either partner is authorized TO sign
the name Of the firm to LIQUIDATION.
JOHN +. DAVIS,
HENRY APPLE
W. A. JAMES,
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OuR DEAD PRopuETs.-Webster
and Clay are dead, but their proph-
estes survive them. They foresaw
that the success of the Abolition
party would destroy the government.
In 1850 Webster said:
"If the internal Abolitionists ever
get the power in their hands, they
will override the Constitution; set
the Supreme Court at defiance
change and make laws to suit them
selves, lay VIOLENT hands on those
who differ from them in their opin-
ions, or dare question their inialIibili.
~, and finally bankrupt the country
and .deluge it with blood"
In the Senate, in 1889. Mr.. Clay
said of the Abolition party:
With them the rights Of prop.
erty are nothing; the deficiency of tn,
powers Of the General Government
is nothing; the acknowledged anC
ineontestible powers Of the States ar,
nothing; the dissolution of the Unior
and the overthrow of the Govern
ment, in which was concentrated tn,
hope of the civilized world, are moth
ing. A single idea has taken pos
session of their minds, and onwarc
they pursue It, overlooking all bar
riers, and regardless of all conse
quences."
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ASTIDoTE FOR ALL PoisOSs.-
A plain farmer says: 1t is now over
twenty years since learned that
sweet oil would cure the bite Of rat
tlesnake, not knowing il would cure
other kinds of poison. Practice, oh
servation, and experience have taught
me that it will cure poison Of any
kind, both on man and beast. !
think that no farmer should be with
out bottle of il in his house. The
patient must take a spoonful Of it in
ternally and bathe the wound for a
cure. To cure a horse il requires
eight times as much as il does for a
man. Here let me say Of one Of the
most extreme cases Of snakc-bites in
this neighborhood eleven years ago
this summer, where the case had been
thirty days standing, and the patient
had been given up By his physicians,
! heard of il, carried the oil, and gave
him one spoonful, which effected a
cure. II is an antidote for arsnic and
strycnine. 1t will cure bloat in cat
tie By eating too freely Of fresh clover
il will cnre the sting Of bees, spiders
or other insects; and will cure per
sons who have been poisoned by q
low running vine growing in th,
meadows, called ivy.
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ofy ofihf fHo. hf. is wltIil.r " VI,
wafIalHnf fiat sn fi0IHfe h W.
HHi Ne e.aim sliblH ihe ~ llinI
ilmf \ should " frftef barred lll
ilai ~ ir might " given iHsft
Nahrf III lmf ~ Huy iait W Wtim h
hw " himig which a M Substance
ihe wnaiiy IifmHnial ht fhf lf oHi
ltH wv = hiIHff H. register, ilHl tel
toHiiIntl ibf ftilrf sud rmpiiif
declaration nm la W. fHni DO NE
Nt aa. 'lGt The oii1if ihmll w.
thereafter discharged from the lHt
meni ~ suelt olilnia Asflf present
enactment is therefore hardly ~ ntli
aud positive ~ the aci ~ 1871 w.
Gel hUupd 10 apply lo u tie same
principle M construction which ihp
Count ms 70 onen ahHetiuned Hhd IA
bold thnt notice, w knuwledfu NJ the
claim hy lle administrators is c1uiya
lrut 10 registration, ~ far o. respect.
tlo right Of the creditor to maintain
an action upon u
II follows that the Judgment 90 The
demurrer to The plaintiff. replication
wns erroneous, aud must be- reversed.
and judgment entered here oycfu.
inv The demurrer, and giving the de.
icndanl leave io rjoin Tho musc
will bc rcmnndrd lor further pro-
cecdinps.
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A lady in st. Louis who had re-
quested of Gen. II. +. Lee a lock Of
his hair for the Southern Relief Fair
in that city, to be disposed of by
rattle, received the following reply:
LEXINGTON, Va, Sept. 1866.
Mrs. W. A. Agier. | have re-
ceived yours Of the 10th inst, enclos-
ing the circular OF the Missouri South
ern Relief Association. The objeci
Of the Association, the aid of desti-
tute widows and orphans, appeals to
all the better feelings Of humanity,
and therefore elicits a general desir,
for its success.
AZ YOU think the donation YOU re.
quest from me may be the means o
procuring some relieft TO the destitute
| cheerlully send It, and hope youl
expectations may be realized. With
great respect,
Your obd't svt,
X. K. LEE.
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A writer says: Some young men
marry dimples; some ears: some
noses; the contest, however, gener-
ally lies between the eyes aud the
hair. The mouth, too, Is occasionally
married; the chin not so often.
Poor partners, these, you will own.
But young men marry these and
many other bits aud scraps of wife,
instead Of the true thing. Such rs
the marriage is, such is the after life.
lie that would have a wife must
marry n woman. Ii he can meet
with one Of equal social position,
like education, similar disposition,
kindred sympathies, and habits con-
genial 10 his own, let him marry.
But Ia him beware Of marrying a
curl or neck, however swan-like,
or voice, however melodious,
Young ladies do also make some
queer matches, and unite themselves
10 whiskcrs.
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AT meeting of the Fepian Sister
hood in New York, on Monday, Mr..
Stephens said
] shall indulge in no political mat
ter except this--it is my determine
ton, and let no man mistake me, to
60 TO ireland this year. have been
criticised for making this announce
mcnt, but the very blunders or the
trcachcry of those who criticisc me,
have impcllcd me to make this state
mcnt. ] declare my time as the least
of two evils. | am not free agent,
else would not declare my time, but
am forced to uiterance. / believe
that | gain more than | lose. can
not keep the men Of Ireland down
and quiet unless | declare my pur-
pose, but tell you that the people
will fight now or never. (Tremend-
ous applause.) They are bent upon
fight this year, and am determined
to live or die with the people. | tell
you there has got to be fight at once
in Ireland this year, whether | am
ready or not, and / intend to be
ready, and am ready. Q.ong and
loud applause.l