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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-23
A UCTION SALE
10000 TUNS SCRANTON COAL,
FEBRUARY 20 1866.

NPw- YORK February n. 1856
TIFF DELAWARE. ItCkAWNSNA AND WESTERN
RAILROAD COMPANY will hold their THIRTY THIRD
Al CplON SALE or COAL. on WEDNESDAY. the 2sth
day Of FehIusry 1856 4; u O'clock at their NEW
New York a. which time they wilise by Me"Ts JOuN H.
DRAPER Coz Auction ers
TWENTY THOUSAND TUNS
or
FRESH MINED SCRANTON COAL,
Of the usual size deivcr.hea tler DEPOT, ELIZABETH
FOKr II. j.. aurug the month O. March next
The ~ be positive e,ch lot put ~ wl be sold 20 the
highest bidder; BIDS ANY ToRa wHATTvEK, BEING
MADE rOR ACCOUNT o., OR on BEHALF on THE COMPANY.
Tie conditions VIII b. made Lrown at the tue Of safe
TEkMS-ilfTY tEN1, PER TUN. IN current funds,
pay able toe day Of sale and the balance Will the Govern
tai Of oN IN TIM current funds within
10 days Thereafter, at the Oflice a. the Company.
JOHN BRlSBiN. President.
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1mnsemenis.

WALLACKs.
w Proprietor and Manarer....Mr. LESTER WALLACh'
(TgIs HsrABLIsBnEsT ADVERTISE II IHn
NBw.YoRK HERALD
Open q, Z! o'clock. Beginsua
FRIDAY,
Seventh and asst tinel-Sherldans Standard Comedy,
TIE RIVALS,
Or A TRIP TO oath.
Revived with Beautiful Scenery Correct Costumes, lie
gan, Stage Appointments and Capital
Distribution.
In which will appear -, ~
Messr' Frederic Robinson Charles Fisher MAX smn
T. Rnggoid Norton. Geo. Holland Young ROPE Nsrnln'
Miss Msry Cannon Miss Madeline lienTques, MIS- or
aud Miss Mary Barrett.
SATUHDAY-Second Time OF the new COMEDY
SOCIETY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF Mr.. JOHN GILBERT,
Firs. time this season-Gsrgick Colmans Celebrated ou
Comedy, - -
THE CLANDESTiSE MARRIAGE
with beautiful scenery appropriate costumes and very strong
distribution
In preparation land scted her- BrouGhsus popular
Comedy, ROMANCE AND REALITY. reproduced with
,uperb scenery and appointments and's capital cast,
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BuHEAu or ORDNANCE, NIvr DEPAETxIsI}
WAsniSGToS CIT Jan. 10. 1916. )
GALE Of SERYICEABLE and UNSERNlCE-
> ABLE NAVY POWDERS. ct tie USIIED STATES
EATY.YARD NORFOLK Virginia There VII be ,old 10
lie h dos. ndders public suction, Ut noon u NE Hh day
II March 1866 IN the Office oi the Inspector OF ordaace at
ia. EorI. NAVY Yard bv i've HUNDRED and thirty
onr thousand four hundred and three (s3i'VJI pounds Of
Nsyy Powders a. follows.
5O2.aD pound. Serycsabie
81 pounds Condemned
1888 20 nds Daliss1
4bi5 POUNDS CoHpio.sed
SifNJ
Iov ,hent Two hundred .rd seventy two thousand thre
ld "a nd INV live IN 5i pounds 81 these fowder' are
10 parr. purchasers must provide barrels into "ifb he
nsnd,r sy be psd from the tsnks Tor wtch peou OF
tI, , dsv. y bs allowed The Pow der ia bsffeifi now
ever must be within days from d1y u seo DINER
vie they vii revert 70 the Government
TyHs.-CAsH ~ Government iruds oDe-heH the phIchte
mo ~ 70 BE- deposited the ompe'on 81 tue sac ana Tie
rem,nds1 beloTs the Powders ore removed 90,
H. a. WISE Chief OF Buresa
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Eettures ano fileetings.

hR RAINING resumes his fREE LEC-
~ TuRIs 70 LADIES' Female and Spinal Complaints
,roDsY AZ 2 %. M. ia linton Hal. Astorp.ace.
DPOTFSTANTS OF IRELAND and their
E,,snS. er, invited TO an important Lecture ct Hall No.
eI4 Brosdway SATURDAY. FEB. q ct 4 p m suolec,i
Fe,isnm and Poprry Identical Roman oashohe po,s 70
hmrrican blood relation Of Gen. Andrew Jackson IicAsA
As cents; Reserved seats for ladies.
CCJENCE a ARIA popular meeting OF INC
- friend, Of the ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADtAHSoE..
MINT OF SCIENCE AND ART vii Dc ned ~ We 1 r
Hal of the Coorer Institute on FRIDAY E'ENINo reo.
o. a, o O'Clock. BAYARD TAYLOR, ese., tAe eniiuons
Amerean Trayeler will deliver ecture on hu.ss aa -
Rn,isn,. Tickets Of admission 70 cents reserves 'ess
sale the rooms Of the AssoeAuoh Soop~' Hss'
mt. ard Al the door OF the Great Hall.
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RICiiELIEU.

DROADWAY THEATER-Begins at "a.
ID GEORGE WO0D.........::.,s...,:;.:.,. v"
LAST NIGHTS OF 1HE'TWO HITS.
LAST NIGHTS OF :. 4. OWENS
Ia tire
"LIvE INDIAN" and sOLON sHlNGLE
WHICH, 'V CROWDED HOUSES EVERY NIGHT,
win b. mode " give place 70 ...on,rr.
ANOTHER BRACE OF COMIC FANORlIEs.
LAST NIGHTS OF
foHN p OWENS '.'.....a.......THE LIVE INDIAN
John +. OWENS .SOtON
III sOLoN SHl NOLEp MATINEE SATURDAY.
commencing ct 4 clos ng at 81 p u $780,
In rehearsal, an OWENS SPECIALITY AID M"
COMEDY.
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4mnsements.

Amnsement9.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-TO-NIGHT.
N hr.,,o, ITALIAN OPERA, Ray m,Rrrzyx
(rHIs EsrABLnBxEsr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IL rHs
NETWORK HEkALp)
~ This FRIDAY EVENING, Fob %, ats
LAST NoT0 or fsiTss1 M4ssfERwoRK,
DON SEBASTIAN,
DON SEBASTIAN,
with II. splendid mise and great including
.or,, NINE; cAR YJl zppIttcr ,ovru
THE INCIDENTAL BALLET;
By MILE; KRUGER and MILE LE0s ar Ssp viDak
TOMORROW, s.urd.y-GRAND MATINEE ALL O'el'ch
lone;
OR, THE LAST DAYS OF PoMPEH.
ON MoNDAY-FIRsT APPHARANCE OF
LA FAVoRlTA. ,p,c.yvu
TEs .,. o. reserved seat: and ic for any q
named performance. will commence THIS MORNING a
the regular ticket offices
CADEMY OF MUSIC-MATINEE.
"A ITALIAN oPEhAMi NAY M.RyrzrK.
Director ...............'..''''.' .'''aA" MANI
(rHIs EsrABIsHsgyr DOES Not ADVERTISE IN TIE
sEwYoRK HERALD
TOMORROW SATURDAY. MORNING FEB; "a, = Il.
TO SR coMS IENtAs AZ o FEE1EN Nd5cIocK
TO 70 coMMENcE X Il EIEyES O'CLOCK,
Doors open at 10 O'Clock,
viii be produced Petrelas grand work,
lone:
OR, THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEH
MILE posIs9 its MISS n%T"i f ifi. psqs MAzzoLs
BELLINI, ANTOSuCu
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR ONLY
al parts Of the house. No Reserved seats Iefe" al"
now be bad ST all the regular tichst "nees.
WINTER GARDEN.
TIN. xsrAsLunnxsr DOE, ADvEKrlss u
TUE NEW YORK HERALD
Mr.. EDNiN BOOTH
viii appear in bis grand n roe 81
in Sir Bn K.cu IyIH' PIX THE CONSPIRACY
which {. presented with Is uuequaled 'Plend0r Of
SCENERY COSTUMES.
Door, open at = Commence at u.
on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, rE En-,
Nj Stuart las ,@'sSr Yt so n M snsTTqSfE '''
GRAND BOOTH MATINEE,
will be given Tor Tie ,pnvp,r
.nr HOUSE or %scrrrloS FOR
ORPHANS"
The WAR,
''''"''' NJ, EDWIN BOOTH
with the w.rn. of interest the feet OF the nstitune
generously given lis services and VIII appear ~
grand roeo OF .,,c
RUY BIAS,
the play ofsh, title, which will DO preceded BY the charm
IS ENsT Hart NEVER Won FAIR LADY,
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, FEB. "a,
GRAND BOOTH MATINEE
OF
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WANTED A frst-class MECHANIC tc
w TAKE CHARGE Of a Safe Factory 10 this o!,y havin
loo hand. ADDE'S Ber No IN Post Ofcs, Newly ork
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6itraliors tDan,ro-fema.cs

A LADY Of intelligence and refinement de-
~ sizes SITUATION as MAifon IN School or HOUSE
KEEP respectable family 10 competent and eti'ient
in either Enc aul woud a4c the char aud education 81
young e desired For interview, inquire Of j. A.
NA>II- NJ. Ill NaI.Iu.st. y y.
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Trustees she.

pH virtue OF a deed Of trnst executed In ms
II As trns5ee BY Mary ]. Harnan. VITA ne
consent OF her husband, B. Desha Harmqn IN
NE lsth day OF July, Isdo. and recorded n ne
Hsgisters once OF shelby county. Tanne=s.a
IN BOOK a. pages 79, 50, 81 and 81. on tha ~ d1v
OF august 100 70 secure the payment % crl-
lain notes therein specified, I viii seT ~ p.,Err
AuGtlon 70 the highest bidder. for cash. In mont
OF the business house OF ROyster. Trezavsnt <
%, on Seeo.d street, in the CITY of RT-usD1is.
between Jefferson and Adams streets. on tae
IN o55 OF January, 1855, between the hours OF
4 en0 y O'Clock am, the following tract o.
Lanq, FlA5Iylns and being in the county Ct
ShsiDy, and state Of Tennessee. auI bounded
= IOtioWsi VIZ. beglnniDgat the southwest core
usI u loFiy-lour acre tract. ON the north side
~ an avenue forty feet wide, and on the east
sue o. ne fernando plank road. the point OF
1sSInhAns being eleven chains aud thirty-tIres
miss north nom a stake. fruu which n = F.
IhiIty-Lhree links stands a white Oak marked
j. , tnsuee nOfth twenty-five chains 70 a
STAKE on the west bank OF Cane creek thence
east twenty chains to a stake; thence south
twenty-five chains 70 a stake; thence west with
the north side Of said avenue twenty chains 70
the beginning. containing forty-f0ur acres, va
ration 6 east, being atthe orthWes corner Or
a tract OF land sold to A c. Kills hT vs.
Lundy. administrator OF J. g. LuudFt Cece6selt
and sold by 4. q. Ellis % J. McAoEuss anO =.
@. MeManus 10 Mary J. HarInaL- the ugnl or
edemptio IS expressly waved ana Lae ltle
10 said land Is considered unquesucaabie, butL
convey as trustee only
xr.--bre Uaeember 7fh. lS5 dfe-Nr
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Nr,.sfee,s SnLc

DY VIRTUE % adeed Of trust 10 Us ever1fas
ID by the Memphis OveTtOu Hotel Comuauv.
on the nrst day Of May, ls6G- TO secure me pa
ment OF certain bonds and coupons Lusrala
named and described, and which latter are du-
and unpaid, the said rrust deed beiur recorded
IN the registers on1ce Of shelby county. Tenn.
~ DoeA 10 - pages as ~, 80 and II, we
VIII, on the ON day OF February, 1856, between
the hours Of 10 and Z am. in 'front.' OF sad
Ho5e1 proceed % sell 10 the highest bidder, for
Cash, the following lots Of z ound. d-eSizuafa.f
on TIE plan Of Memphis as numbers N. ~
lB, lb- 10 and -, situated On the northwest
corner OF Main and Poplar streets. in said city,
and ON which the said Hotel now stands
The night Of redemption is waived in said
trust deed. q title Is believed to be good. but
viii oniy convey as trustees.
z MCDANIIT, lr-
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LEGAL.



ElY WHINE Of q deed Of trust executed 20 re
- By Joseph r. St0ner, on the I7th=Aay, l,o4.
and duly re orded in the Registers Office or
7nelpy county, IenneSsee, on The - Nay l1z.
u 1oos -No 81, pages A. IS and 81, 7 viii sell
l9I essh, 20 the highest bidder. IN 'front.' OF the
9 jill mouse, in the city Of Memphis, Tennessee,
z p.euS 1neuonl on the 10Th day d January.
10 tie lt1Wln real estate, Wing icing
n the city OF Memphis. Teumasaee, aud de-
sefiDed as follows tO-Wii begdunfne 30 Tie IN
tsiseeltgh ~ ne west side or second alley with
She south side Of Jefferson street. thence wagf-
gardiy with the south side ~ Tar5op f5r7er
forty Ieet thence soathwardIv. a parallel
line with Main street seventv-fg5r - rare-
inches thence eastwardly.a uaraaar ffeA w-fT
Jeuefson street. loJy feet 20 the sqarhassr ror-
ner q lot No Al on the w@sf $40 N 1900
alley thence n~oZthWanily wirs me 49, 49,
Of 5econi aiey seVeLtr-i0ur feet three fre1e1
t0tne northeahteorner OF said let- 10 no 49,
mig Tie above described property Es5ng -
oI tot NO - on The plan o. lhe city orfTarr-
phts, and on which stands the four storV b-i--
house NO 81 Jefferson street. known - ~ -
ale. The equity or REDEMPTION B. waivaJ
sale VIII commence At y O'Clock 81.
EAtWE u. TERGER.
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Trustees sac.

IN virtue Of a deed IN trust TO me executed by
4 p. @. Meath, 70 satisfy certain fndebtedr-Sz
therein mentioned, and due to W. L. McGarv
& %, and unpaid, / viii expose to sale. and saI
TO the highest bidder, fer cash, on the ion dav
OF January, lsoo, ia mont OF the door Leading n
me courtroom IN GreenlaW's building. near
Memphis Tennessee, lots Nos. sand 3. IN 5i1c[
No. ;, at the southwest corner OF Shelby and
EGSFv
deG-td $780,
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ChdHceTu sale Of CITY Property,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On Friday, I2th January, 1896.

Chaucery side o. thu Common law suz Chan
Gerry Court Of the city OF Memphis.
". d. Ferguson e. Henry Wade. Alexander
Ersk1ne, and VS.. Macra-
DY vIrtue Of an iuterlOcut0ry deere made IN
II Ghe above cause on the ID DAY OF B-5ewts-
1su5, I VIII. on Friday, I2th oay of Iauu-~v
1850, at the Court House door. between no
Of 10 and y o'clock n, sell at puouc auc-
ion the 1oloW1ng described real estate, t0-v1r.
Lot no. t3 i've, in block No. Il. fronting on
Elliot street, se~ve1ty-nve t5} feet, and running
back one hundred and tweDty fI2H feet.
TERMS OF SALE; 5000 cash. and the balance
purchase money IN two equal PAYMENTS OF
six and twelve months. the purchaser executing
notes with good and sufficient security. and !
lien retained on the land as additional s~eeuitv.
AIGU&TON ASTON, clerk & master.
December q. Is5. do ~
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william F. Drift IS. Virginia Gartman. aimin-
tsfrafrIx. etc, Of Alfred Gartman, Isaac Cart
man and Others.
ny virtue or en- ipterloeutory decree. r the
Is ~ Of NOyemheg, lS5 in the above ,ausa.
on the Chancery side Of the Common Lass and
Chancery Court OF the city OF Memphis, viii
sell on Friday, l2th day Of January. ls8.a al Pub
lie Auction, in front Of the Court House po0r
In the city OF Memphis, between the hours 81
10 and L NJ, tire following described real esfafa
to-wit: Lot is, fronting on Fourth St. ~ faaf
by 1875 feet in deptsl, as designated on tie plan
OF extension Of the northern part OF tie civ o.
Memphis, through the property Of W. III Cream
law & Co, J.. l. SsnaTanS, E. r. KaeL RI r~0-
ney end others, as laid pr By NJ. \. kerr.
Also Lot No. g in s Nosbys Plan 81 s7.bfivfe-
ion Of land lying on Robson and Wells strssf
and Bayou Quinby- said lot lies O. sourh sifa
OF RObesCu street, beginning ~ a stake nj 49,
-om where the east hns OF 9uimby street -
tersects the south line 1f Robescn stre-t. fhsn-s
IN a southWarLy direction along ire ia m ~
4 lssT teet % an alley thence u an 80
eriy direction along the north sife OF SAD 80
% feet 70 q stake thence norfhwerdiv ei.---
he line oflGt No, 2l4sx fact 10 STAKE - so,.Ls
srn line Of Robson street; thence wegfrs--I-
1ins- sn
Tsrms Of sale Cash. A.ALsTOE, c. en-
Dssemog II, 1sS. dSis -
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DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
Tor d5hble Steel Spring.
= * L IA II,
VESTS, BRADLEY & CARY,
Sole ProprietOrs and Manufacturers, 81 Cham
bers and 70 and 81 Reade street,
NEW YORK.

This invention consists of Duplex Tor tFo)
Elliptic Pure Refined Steel Springs, ingeniously
braided tightly and firmly together, edge 70
edge, making the toughest, most flexible, elias
tic and durable spring ever used. They seldom
bend or break like the Single Springs, and con-
sequenty preserve their perfect and BEAUTIFUL
shape more than twice as long as any Single
5prlng skirt that ever has or can be made.
The wonderful fexibility and great comfort
and pleasure to any lady wearing the Duplex
Elliptic Skirt viii be experienced particularly
in al crowded assemblies, operas, carriages,
railroad cars. church pews, arm chairs, for
promenade and house dress, as the skirt can be
folded when in use to occupy n small place as
easily and conveniently as a muslin dress
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
and great convenience Of wearing the duplex
Elliptic Steel Spring skirt for a single day will
never afterwards willingly dispense with their
use. For Children, misses and young ladies
they are superior to all others
The hoops are covered with two ply double
twisted thFead and viii wear twice as long As
the single yarn covering which is used on ali
single STEEL hoop skirts Tbs three bottom rods
on every skirt are also double steel. and twice
or double covered to prevent the covering from
wearing or the rods when dragging down
stairs. sfoue steps. etc, etc, which they are
eonstantly subject % when IN use.
All are made Of the new and elegant corded
tapes, and are the best quality IN every part,
giving to the wearer the most graceful and per-
feet shape possible, and ars unQgesti0nably the
lightesf most desirable, comfortable and Geo.
nOmicai skirt ever made
For sale In all first class stores, Wholesale and
Retail, in this eity, and throughout the United
States and Canadas, Havana de Cuba, HexIco.
South America, and the West Indies.
- InquiFS for the Duplex EIlfaffe far
DOublel spring Skirt.
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MISSISSIPPI COTTON FARM
For Sale or Lease

IN Tunica county, containing e87 acres i've
miles from she Ferry Landing, oprosfte
Helena; G0Qacres Of cleared land, 20 OF which
$ entirely above overflow. soil inexhaustfble
lrOduses one and g half 70 two baIeE per acre
rood Gin House, Aili Negro Cabins, STABLES,
stc, on the premises.
For terms apply TO the underslgned, Agent at
Helena Ark. Us. HORNOR. Ascent.
dez1 sW@
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ne undersigned proposes to devote the above
GENERAL STORAGE BUSINESS.
SHlon, Iooacco, Hay, Comm short every de-
selPuon OF Produce, Goods and
thattels 10 any ea-

The Insurance Agents here az the several
49, 49, VII Ake risks on property stored In
= s,on 1aings az lhree-fourths II one per cent.
Psr myulnl OF Lhree per cent. for six Iooufhs.
HE business Will be under H. naregsmeot
1911 70 whom communications
ny n3gyS An l. y. DIXON,
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MISCELLANEOUS.


WE have in store, IA Consignment, for
" Sale
100 packages sound Virginia Manufactured
IoDaceo, irofn medium to best grades.
Ding pounds genuine killickinick smoking
Tobacco.
1000 pound bob Lee" smoking, very superior
Which we viii sell a. low to the trade as can
be bought in Virginia, freishts added.
CLARK, Ely & HARVEY.
deM 2m No. 2 Bradley moch.
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Aqua de MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight The ladies' treasure and
geutIemen's boon! The sweetest thing" and
largest quantity, manufactured from the rich
Southern Magnolia. Used for bathing the face
and person, TO render the skin soft and fresh, to
prevent eruptiOns, to perfume clothing, etc,
1t Overcomes the unpleasant OdOF Of perspira-
ton.
It emoves redness, tan, blotches, etc.
1t cures nervous headache and eliays fnda-
nation
It coOis, softens and adds dellcacy to the skin.
Il yields a subdued and lasting perfume.
It cures musquito bites and stingS Of insects
II contains no material injurious to the skin.
PatrOntsed by Actresses and Opera Singers.
II is what every lady should have Sold every
where. Try the Magnolia Water once and YOU
will use no other cologne, perfumeTy, or toilet
water afterwards.
DEMAS BARNES & CO.,
Props. Exclusive Agents. n. Y.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL


PARADISE.
T. N A
once is a dream / saw the flowers
That bud and bloom in Paradise
More faiE they are than waking eye
Have seen in al this world OF QUE.
And faint the perfume bearing rose
And faint the lilly on IT'S STEM
And faint the perfect Nloiet
Compared with the'l-
Z heard the sgnes Of Paradise
Fscb birS set Staging in his place.
IA tender song so full OF eraS
II SCARED like incense 70 ~ mafe
Aeen piIo - 5oiss among the trees;
5ola $500 assls herself were cold
10 such as the~'
j s@W desp il was, with golden send;
n. Fc,ref between a NOISY land
--,sr5uured music grave anG low.
iEn.E treatment for all thirst.
FSr flintlng spirits strength and rest;
rsr+b holds not such q draugnt IS this
From east 20 west.
THE Tree Of Life stood budding there,
sb1ndant with its twelvef0ld fruits;
Trafual sap sustains its roots,
5E shadowing branches iii the air.
IT'S leaves are healing for the world,
Us nuit the hungry world can eeo'
Gweeter than honey to the taste
And balm Indeed
4 saw anE EaUe called ElAnlAAAA
And looked, but scarce could tooA "A'Hh
1 saw the golden streets begin,
Aud utskir OF the CLASSY poor
oh harps, oh crowns OF plenteous stafal
on gteen palm-branchoS man5 -leayed-
Fy, batb not seen, nor ear hath heard,
Nor heart conceived
7 hone 10 see these things again,
Bui not as once in dreams by night;
To see them with my very sight
And touch, and handle, and attain;
W.. nar-a aI Heaven EnmnQfl nv feet
For narrow way that once they trpd
10 have my part with all the SAINTS,
And with my God.
II. IL A SYMBOL
G~aIieu-wiuged, silver-winEed,
Winged with naling flame,
-uch q flight OF birds I saw,
Birds without a name:
singing sorgs in their own ongus
song Of songs they csme
one 70 another calling,
Esch answering each,
enc 90 another calling,
In their proper speech.
fiEh above my head they wheeled,
FAR out OF reach.
On wings OF fame they went aad came
With a a9enced clRng,
Their silver wings mike
Their golden wings lang,
wind Il whistied through their wings
Where In Heaven they sang
They flashed and they daried
Awhile before mine eyts,
Mounting. mounting, mounting tuil
IN haste 10 scale the skies
Birds without a nest on earth,
Birds OF Paradise.
Where the moon riseth not.
Nor sun seeks the west.
There 70 sing their glory
Which they sing az resi-,
There to sing their love song
When they sing their host
Not in any garden
That mortal foot hath tTOd,
Not in any Towering tree
That springs from earthly sod,
But in the garden where they dwell
o. The Paradise OF God.
ttHRIsTTNA q. R~ussEITI.
-FHglslsgUa'f NIgG-tHe.
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eO"FeS JOHN. q. LONsDALE. Trustee.
Nempbis. December eth, 1850 defAt
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Ghaneery Sale Of CITY Property,
Tuesday, January S0ah, 1865.

Henry Eettman. Admintg;rat7- o. 1o.r
to1Hf g d. rs-Georze H-arhsrsa and wife Eflzt-
meyer.
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LdIeefg court d o. cityo OF GiemDhis. Eareu-
fu1ile auction, ~ the Court House door 0a
t-le @'th DAY Of January. laa. between Die
-D-',e l aA1 - the following ce-c-.irt
Ieal estate, VIZ fParf 0r Tot -n.L Eiaez Eo
altleles DYING a1d beng ia that TaIt OF the
city OF nphi shelby county. stale Of T-r-
Ca4ied south Memphis. m fherlufe-zl--
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Front street.
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ments are fully paid.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-05

As familiar as any household word and from
far east sunrise 10 the golden shores OF the Pa
cidc slope, its eminent usefulness as an lnSu-
rance corporation has been thoroughly tried
and satisfactorily tested. Il is now, better than
ever, prepared for service and duty in the line
of its profession, with Increased facilities for the
transaction of business.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-05

p~The following account OF the dis
~turhances at Alexandra is from the
Richmond Examiner. We are assured
by a clergyman, who was present ct
Alexandra when the negro riot took
place there on Christmas day last, that
the account which the Washington
Chronicle gave Of that bloody affray, 50
far as charging the blame upon young
men who were formerly in the Confed-
crate army, is concerned, l. en-
tireiy incorrect. Our inf0rmantfurnishes
the following. which he represents
% be q true statement of the affair The
negrOes commenced parading the streets
on Sunday night. They were armed
with pistols, knives and clubs, and
marched 70 the beating Of drums. They
kept up this demonstration until Christ
mas morning. IN Christmas day they
InsUited q number Of white persons IN
various ways. They halted ia front Of
several houses, Uttering threats ~ tie /
inmates, shouting at and curling the /
inhabitants generally, ana brandisbing /
their knives and pistols. Finally. these
disgraceful scenes eliminated in an az
tack upon a white man who was passing
along the street. 4 general fight soon
after eusued between the whites and
the blacks. which resulted in the killing
of several persons, and among them a
Mr.. Mitchell, who belonged tc The sec
ond United States Regiment Of the Dis
trict of Columbia Volunteers. The white !
persons engaged in the riot, wereentirely /
OF that class known as "loyal." Gen. |
Auedf mas directed an investigation to 4
be- made into the circumstances Of the
not and viii bring all parties response
bic for the affair % ~iustice. A number
u arrests have already been made