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LEGAL.
InsOLrent Notice.

Chaneery Court OF Memphis, Nov. Term. lss.
l57-N. T. DZJames A. HarEcod. Admins
traitor OF William y. Eddins. daceased ".
Virginia Eddins, Thomas n Fddins n al
the widow heirs a. law, dIsfrfbutees and
creditors Of said Wm.E Eddius. deceased.
Il The C0unty Court % shelby COUNTY Teo1es-
SOC be ntoIne from taElng any further sieps
II Lne ADMINISTRATION Of me &lata Of eaid ~
that said administrator be- frargss--aF
to tbts Cunt. and thsestats aeminfsfe~eg Hre1
a. inaoiFeut taat al crelltors. or fhosa cIgin4-
70 De cred4oEs Wheeler by note. aecouuf
deere or Judgment, botn resident aud NON
be restrained from Prosecuting her
claims, ptrerWlse tl4u under This urocee-din~
r. further ordered. tEat all cregftir az nrove
aud hle their cl-ims with the Clerk and Masrer
ms co1rl an maze theufelves parties -
this suit on OF before the second M5ndav ii
May. ls67, and that acqpy Of thB order be pub-
1shed for SIX weeks in the Dauy Memphis AP-
PEAL and avalanche. aud ia The ueWErr7e-
published At Pulaski, Tennessee.
AUGUSTON ASTON.
December 2. 1891 De- dfv-
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SCENE on THE PASSAGE OF THE BANK
RUPr BILL.

quite an interesting and exciting scene.
The vote was at first eighteen to seven
teen. The opponents Of this bill mus
tered a man, and this killed il with a tie.
The friends of the measure reeonnoitered
the Hobbies aud found Mr.. Dooiittle, who
voted sffirmatively. The opponents
then made another effort, and once more
strangled the bill. The friends tried il
again, and this time finally and success
fully, by getting Cattel and Freling-
huysen, who had been sitting silently in
their seats to add two to the affirmative.
sherman was absent. Wade, Trumbull,
Yates, Henderson, Brown, Hendricks
and Lane voted in the negative.
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Special DIS 70 tue sSPu"Acan-I
CHANGE or GARNET RUMORED.
II was pretended to-day in CERTAIN
Quarters, that there is some foundation
for the periodical sensation Of a change
jn the cabinet, but a careful Inquiry falls
to ind any facts to sustain any such
nrafaneion-
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NOW READY.
The New sabbath School Singing
STALLS URRIVALLEo
and Furniture Polish.

Just INTRODUCED, and being adopted By
- al leadiug houses IN the marufsctura Of
Pianos. Organs, Billiard fables, kurulture, etc,
etc. Every one who has a Piano should have "a
bottle OF this Polish Seud fr Circulars and
we viii give full particulars ami directions. It
Is put up in bottles at FEB cents and .U cents. and
where hsM a dozen are or-ered at CUee. We VIII
iorTFard1 prepaid. by express Applications Tor
Territory aud Agencies received bV
BROWN & PERKINS.
General Agents for the United ~tafes.
laull lm-daW Ma. A. Rrr0me 81 ". Z
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Commissioner Wells was before the
WAYS and means committee to-day, on
the tariff bill. Several delegates were
also heard. The measure has but one
week on which to pass and reach the
president so as to compel his signature
or veto. After Wednesday next, he 8
,,..F-a+ anu hill
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NEW YORK.
MS HATCH, CHAs 81. PHELPs,
Twenty years Cash'r Six years AgeutaBd

MILO HATCH, CHAs- H- PHELPS
Twenty years Cashir Six years AgeutaBd
Mechanics Bank. Cashier Southern
Augussa. Ga Express Company
II ATCH & PHELPS Bankers aud Brokers.
II General Purchasing Agents. and Us. ana
Foreign Newspaper Advertising Agents. 70
Broad street, and 81 EXehauE- PLACE. New York
REFEHESCEs-E IT,. Lowry, ESI, President
Bank OF Repuhiic. 3. T.. Josiah tskts- Pa W.
Pres shoe and Leather Bank. n r. id -r-
milye, ESD. az the Merchants Bark y. s
Nourse & BROOKS, II Pearl street, n a.. Erotie
q Peters, ~ Pearl street. n. u. DIS Brown,
ESQ, Editor aud Proprietor Rochester Demo-
Graf, Rochester, n. y: John l. Buure. ESQ,
Pres1 PhemN Bank hartfCuI. Ct James Miles.
ESQ, Pref Exchange BANK, Hartford. Ct
Francis Fenowes & son. Attorneys at Law.
Hartford. Ct; D. Dwight& Co, Boston. Mass;
calvin Tam- ESQ Worcester. Mas; Thuuas :.
Metcsllf, T. y, Augusta. Gt-JDhu uaviEeu, $50
Augusta. 6a-:H p Pant, Esq Pres Soutl-
ern Express Co.. T. Z Bullock. r w., Supt
southern TX. Co, Atlanta, Ca j.. Hubert,
ksg. Supt Southern FIX. Co. Atlanta. Ga Jas.
shutter. Esq Sup'tS southern TX co.. Memphis.
Tenn A. B. small. Esq, Supt Southern EN-
New Orleans and Agents o. Express CONF
uauieE f4DfI. fm.
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AHnchnnenf Nofice.

Louis GrOnauer vs. Anderson Huut. Attach
ment suit hefofeE- A. Moore, J-F.
Louis Gronauer IS. JOhn Hunt. Attachment
suit before = A. Moore, j. -.
FFIDAVIT for EEtschment having been
"A made in this case 10 pursuance Of section
A5 OF he code OF IenneSzee. and
having E-ued against Tie estate OF The above
named Defendants FOR the sum OF sl66 R-l00
against John HUNT and $40 l9-lpb agsIust An
dersCu Hunt cue BY account, and have been
returned levied. etc, It Is therefore ordered
that said defendant enter bis appearance on or
before the 9TH day Of February ~, TO plead,
answer OF demur 10 th7 SAID pisiuti17z COM
plant, OF he same will be taken for confessed
and the case set for hearing eX-EGrtc, and That
a copy Of this order - published once a week
Tor tOur consecutive weeks in the Memphis
APFEAL = a. MOORE J.
H.-Hr n---H-n
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TaE FALL TERM
BETHEL COLLEGE,
AeLemoresFiile, Carroll Co., Tenn,
Rev. rs. HOWARD, President.

THE Fall Session OF this Institution viii open
on THURSDAY, SEPT. 9TH, is5o. This
institution is located in a quiet village with an
industrious, moral, intelligent, e~hurch-gOing
population, and surrounded By a pleasant, fer
tile and healthy country. II is easily accessible
from al parts Of the coUnuy, being situated
three and a half miles nom TreZeVaut station,
ON the Memphis and OHIO railroad.
Tuition per term Of i've months So to So.
Contingent fee, 81 20.
Boarding, t5 per month.
The course OF Instruction Will be systematic
and thorough.
For further Information address the Presi-
dent, or REV A. r.. COOPER,
sel5- President Board OF Trustees.
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Tnesdar. nnreh 81. u. u. -.

IN front Of the Greeulaw block.
Memphis, Tennessee, sell at Public Auction. for
erty, tO-wit All the property conveyed u tae
undersigned in said dsed, and especially to-
vii q certain tracr OF land. in said county ard
state, I'm Civil District Of said county, south
east Of aud near TO the City OF Memphis,
bJuuded a. follows Beginning &C a stake or
chains south ofthe point where Walker street
and said street tntersecf- A. isid down on tine
map u 1.-THE CITY Of Memph aud is euElruus.
by =. ". hucker. thence east and parallel with
one and a bali aeres, 20 d BY Al. Montgomery
n She Rev. Mr.. Dranes seven chains aud 1ug
links to y stake, TIE sOufhalzt corner OF said
Drstnes lot, thence north two chains 20 q stake
with the suuth-ilne OF Walker street, two
ciialus and twenty-five links 20 u stake on TIE
east line aud northeast corner OF she ORIGINAL
twenty acre tract - land rod to the said Al.
Montgomery IS EOlomuu R1z-fi, by deed Of
FrDruaiy 2. lc1A- corded IN the nfgsters Of
nceUf said county auaStat tlerce south with
the east 4He Of said twenty acre tract. forr
cualus and nL9etg-SeVeu Luks 20 a stake.
taence west, one caaiu AMI seveniy-hve HbAs
10 a stake Ms OEeus' uosruwtSr co. ser.
thence south eight links 70 q stake. G. j. g..
Eeylins northeast c ruer. til.ur- west with
the north line Of said D=NuB. iEhSclaIu- 10 a
stake on toe east nne Of COLLEGE srraat. thence
north with The east line ~ SAID go1frEe street.
two chains and uiuety-1u- Euk- b TIE brgfr-
ming containing E G-iHu acres. as surveyed
and also one lotoI ground in the flau Of Pom
t1tOc,l county or ROEt8luc- state % Nissl=appi.
containing about Three 81 acres % grouB1,
said town. fr q more ptfucu-aE count %
which. 38-hs8 and acre tote. raf-reneeis mads
10 said deed Cftrusr. Title believed 10 be good.
Right Of redemption waived Convey only As
trustee. sale at ~ O'Clock am
feb3 IDS TIusrea.
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad.

V1RAINs Leave Memphis Daily as follows. city
Il tiEle:
Through Express Sundays excepted u am.
AAEoush ~ PM
ENPEEss connect AZ Grand Junction with AZ
ternOon Train south on Mississippi Central Rail-
road for Holy springs, Water Valley, Grenata,
Jackson Nlchsburg. New orleans, etc.
Mobile. Ala. etc.
Ar DEcArUE for Nashville, Louisville, GIN
cinuati, etc.
ar CHATTANOOGA for all points in Eastern
Alabama, Georg a. North and ssuth Carolina,
Washington, Baltimore. New York. etc.
MAIL connects AZ Decatur fnr Nashville.
CbattauOoga connect tls same as above.
Baggage checked thr1ugH.
Ticket Once No. Is Court street.
WI. ROSS. GEM supt.
W. l. DASLEY, General Ticket Agent
T. o. SoEroN. Passenger Agent JAZZ II
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ANOTHER AMENDMENT.
WASHINGTON, February l2.-Mr. 20
land offered a resolution ~instructing the
Judiciary committee to inquire into the
nrppriptv of amending the constitution
n a. to limit the tenure Of the president
10 one term and to extend its duration to
six wears, and provide for the election q
president by a popular vote. Laid owe
Iill tomorrow.
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6n4M y ALtAAA-l
Jsn1l Lu-dsW - Brooms st, sew IoES-
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STARCH GLOSS.

VvHE most economical article THAT can be used.
4 cJsIiug only aboutuNEC Esr 20 do the Wash-
Ing Of en ordinary sized family.
Gives a me, tyory-lIke p0nh To linen OF
musl n.
E~1ecJuaHy prevents the iron and dust FROM
adneseIng 20 the cloth.
Makes ED linen look Ike new.
Goods lone up with il Keep clean much
longer, thereby saving time and lsb-r in
washing
warranted not to iniure The clothes
Twenty-uyee cents per cake. Llerai discount
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VlRE partnership heretofore existing between
Larry Haruastad, J.. W Jennings and Robert
Gibson. under the name and styl Of LAhR1
~HARMSrAD& CO, in ne General Steamboat
Agency and WharfUoat Business, Is thls Gay
dissolved by mutual consent
Larry Harmstad and Robert Gibson, having
pnrchased the Interest Oh. W. Jennings, viii
beretofnre assumIng ali liabilities o. the hrm.
LARRY HARMSTAD,
J. ". JENNINGS,
ROBERT GIBSON
Memphis, January H. is67' janis
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3 o WIN & PERKINS,
PUBLISHERS OF
SH EE NJ SIC
IND music BOOKS.

WE would respectfully caH the attention OF
w ChQir Leaders and Singing school Teach
eIs 70 our establishment. where an kinds Of
Church Music Giee amt Anthem Books can De
obtained on the most favorable terms
The long experience or our Mr. Perkins 10
Musical Conventions. thoir. the Concert loom
and sunday schools. euahie>ulm togive advice
and infOrulat On on sI points OF musical in
terest as % the selection OF proper WORKS Of ~
structiOu, formation 81 MusieaI ScllGol@pru-
gress in musical studies, aud Items Of general
Interest to composers. leaders teacher. and
students.
Sheet Music furnished on The usual terms,
with pramptuess and dlspatch. Country orders
solicited, and selections made Tor pupils, teach
arz concerts. etc. etc. etc
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ID. r. GOOD YEAR,
Wholesale and Retail
Dealer in
nREGS. MEDICINES,
French, English and American Per-
fumery, Soaps, Combs and
Brushes, PomRdes, Hair
Oils, Feather Busters,
Fine Wines, Bran
DIV and whisky.

avery article usually kept by Druggists can
II be found here. Ny stock IS all new ana
nesh, and such as can guarantee 10 tnS gu
siciang. and all who are IN need OF anything
In my fine. 1 would take this method OF assur-
ing them that their orders viii be nned up9n
short notice snd with such articles as can pc
relied upon. To those Of nay former patToas,
who have dealt with me up 70 the m wac
OF necessity compelled 10 sell ous would
Cordially AK a renewal OF their acquaintance
assuring them hal our past and former deal
he uTomlsink siways 70 do the best I can.
The PRESCRIPTION DEPsR TAENT being
one Of the most important branches OF the
Ap0thecary business, and one thai requires
skin and experience, VIII receive my personal
attention, aud during my absence will be nnder
the control Of competent ana careful APotns-
carries accessible al all hours day or night
soliciting an examination OF stock and prices,
1 am, very respectfully, your umele servant,
ID. Il. GOODYEAR,
Druggist and Apothscary, 80 Second ST.,
dso23 sm Near Monroe, Memphis, Team,
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son spoke in favor Of the bHl either with
or without modification.
Mr.. Blunt would vote for the oil
whether amended or not. he hoped II
would be amended 10 the effect d q
when the constitutional Amendments
would be ratified, and any one OF these
southern states had assenteG 70 u anu
provided for impartial suffrage, that thA'
state should be declared entitled 10 rep
r~esentation in congress and its represent
tatives and senators admitted 20 seats on
taking the oath prescribed by law
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Trustee's sac


IN pursuance or acertan deed Of trust. made
i and entered into By and between the Mem
PMS Building and Loan Association Audrew j..
Non gomery, A Wright, Hezekia1 Cobb Cole
man BOYD, randy NJ Lzlce, and Lake ". Ffn-
lay, trustee, duly recorded In the Registers
Oance Of shelby county, Tennessee, in book No.
81, part :, pages Il. ~, u, IS, is, u, . and 10, Tor
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RAILROADS.
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL
-ASD-
MEMRHIs 4 CHARLESTON.
RAILROADS.

lTHE above Companies hava this day ap-
4 pointed Col JOHN MCGUIRK the joint
Agent Of their Companies. to adjust al losses
and damkges, or OVer-charzes arising on AL
shipments over the Two roads, and % attend
generally to The busineSs Of the roads IN
Memphis
Parties having business relations connected
with shipment over their road, VIII call on Col.
McGuirk, al Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Office Memphis, and Lhelr business Will have
prompt attention.
SAN. TATE, Preideat N. &C. r T..
A d. VAST, President II q. X r.
MEaPHIs. Esh nary 5, ksT. feb0 In
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PROF.
Select School for YounGZk&as
r o MISS.
DISSOLUTION Of % -Partnershlp

LTOR Information, rsfer 20 Prof " q hch-
IL ardson, or TO the Rev. J. n Waudei, ChAu-
celor OF the University OF Miss.
OXFORD, July "A
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Ira ERIAL BLUE,

Soluble IN hard as we'll as soft water.
Warranted not TO streak tie clothes.
Ten cents per box. Liberal discount On The
trade
Agents wanted everywhere 70 sell the above
articles, to whom We Offer extraordinary iu-
duceL euLs.
Samples sent, postpaid. on receipt OF above
prices. Address.
NEW YORK SFARCH GLOSS co.
janu lmGaw No Us Fulton -. New York.
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THE RECONSTRUCTION.
~
A DECISION OF THE TEST OATH.

WASHINGTON, February I2-The su-
preme court Of the District of Columbia
in the case Of application OF Col. Magru-
der for admission to the bar, decided that
the test oath of 1868 was constitutional,
and proper and necessary, only doubt
has been raised by a majority OF the
supreme courto Of the United States deeid-
ing against it. But IN opposition to
what had been said, namely, that it was
All er post fdctO law and the opinion Of
the court was mandatory, Judge Carter
said that the questions before that and
this court were different. In the ease
before the supreme court Of the United
States the question was as to an existing
member Of the bar. In the case before
this court the question was as to an orr
giual admission TO the bar. The opinion
Of the supreme court Of the United
was not analogous or applicable
to this case. 1t is Il common law
rule that courts shall determine
who may become members OF the bar.
1t was al inherent right for them to reg
ulate their rules Of practice. Congress
had not only affirmed the common law
power, but made il the duty of the courts
TO enforce il. A majority of the supreme
court Of the United States condemned
the rule, while the minority, or less than
the majority, cOuuselied its support,
leaving the court OF this district to form
its own opinion. In fact, the judgment
OF the supreme court Of the United States
Is reduced.t to the opinion of justices. The
question was so involved I'm political con-
trOversy that it should be referred to the
political power Of the nation it was q
question Of legislation, and not for adju-
uIeafIDD- TIL matipr, for aIuf.ciop and
the resembling OF the rule was therefore
denied
The senate foreign committee have
agreed TO report against Mr.. CowRn as
minister 10 Austria. The house ways
ana means committee have agreed to
leave the duty on wool as il stood in the
house biU If last session
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TEE Reform MEDICAL COLLEGE
MACON.GA.

MACON GA
WILL be opened on the First Monday in
w November next, for the first time since
the war. The course ct instruction Will be
thorough, Rhd the rates the same a. formerly.
An able Faculty viii occupy the chairs one
beneficiary viii be taken fFOn each congress
ionsl district, and all disabled soldiers VIII be
tnught gratuitOusly. For further information,
Apply to NJ. $. THOMSON, n D.,
90 liam
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FACILITY.
H n w ~ G Ii O o
LAW FACULTY.
Hon. r ia. -CAkUTHEBS q n GREEN, L. B..
Hon. HENRY COOPER.
Course Of Study in tho Law School

Course OF Study in the Law School.
JUNIOR CLASs5Caruthers' History Of Law
suit. Walkers American Law. stephens
Pleadings- Keats Commentaries story on
PrOmissory Notes.
MIDDLE CLAss-StOTy on Bailmeuts. story
on Agency. StoTy's Equity Jurisprudence.
Storys Equity Pleading. Grsenleafs Evidence.
Criminal Law.
SENIOR CLAss-Story Colaict OF laws.
Angel and Ames on Corporations LOmaN on
Executors. Parsons on Contracts. Fourth
Kent Reviewed. Story on the Constitution.
~
contingent z W
Library q W
The University, before tue war numbered
about I'VE hgudred sludeuts or its ANIMAL
Catalogue. Good Buildings for ali departments
nave been secured, and tie new buildings VIII
be erected next year.
TIE FALL TERM
Opens hrst Monday IN September, closes last
Thursday Ia January. SPRING TERM opens
nrst Monday in February, ana closes last
in June.
July. 1858 ag2
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AFFAIRS.

The bill which passed The house to-
day for the reorganization OF the state Of
Louisiana, provides that the president,
with the consent Of the senate, shall APP
point a loyal governor, who had no part
in the rebellion, and who shall hold
Office for one year that he shall also
appoint a provisional council of nine
persons who shall have the qualifications
prescribed for governor, and exercise
with that officer all the legislative pow
ers that all officers OF state chosen by
the council and governor shall be loyal
men able 10 take the test oath that on
June /, 1867, all male citizens of twenty
one wears, without distinction Of race or
color, who have resided in the
state for n year, and who have
V aided rebellion, shall have
the right to vote for governor,
state officers aud members Of the legis-
lature. That in October next an election
for such qualified voters shall be held for
the members of the convention 10 form
q state constitution that the secretary of
war shall issue orders 70 regulate these
elections that the constitution shall moi
permit any distinction OF men on account
az race or color, and shall prohibit the
payment Of any debts contracted on be-
half Of the rebellion, and shall recognize
the perpetual union Of the states thai
the president shall forthwith apDoint a
military commander for the state. who
enforce the laws which the civil
authorities neglect that no laws passed
by the provisional council shall be valid
till congress has approved them that all
laws Of state consistent with this act
shall remain IN force,
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THE SENATE FUNDING BILL.

The funding bill reported in the senate
to-day, viii easily pass hat body, judg-
ing from the known views of senators.
An amendment will probably be offered
20 change the rate of interest to four per
cent. The senate finance committee bill
express their views thatfin the passage
OF this bill they go as far as they intend
to against contraction, and will go
against a repeal of the law which allows
tie retirement of 81 ,000, 1000 legal tenders
per month.
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HE TARIFF.
BANKRUPT BILL PASSED.
sOUHEKN LOYALIsT REPoRTs.

The bankrupt bill came up at l O'Clock
on a motion 10 reconsider, and after an
irrelevant debate was passed by % yeas
to % NAYS.
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ST. LAZARUS COLLEGE.

TNHE enterprising friends OF st. Lazarus
Church have secured the due let ans build
ings OF the Medical College On Beal street.
The primary department to be used as a par
ish school for the small girls and boy, and
the collegiate department for yOung gentle
men, with an ample charter 20 confer degrees
and ten free scholarships FOR sons Of COnfed-
crate soldiers have been provided tel0
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The amount paid for freighting over the
Santa Fe route last year was $22, OOO 600.
John Brougham calls the victims of pretty
waiter girls SaloOnites.
The gentleman who took the chair was'not
arrested for larceny.
-Nadders colors red. This is the reason
why the madder you get the redder you grow.
The yield of chesnuts, walnuts, and but
ternuts in Vermont this season, will be larger
than any previous season for many years.
Mrs. Ellis, the author of 'The Women of
England, has in press a new three-vOlume
novel entitled Northern Roses"
Jenkins says that the author Of 'Beulah"
"looks as if she would weigh about ll5
pounds"
The proprietor of the White Sulphur
springs, in Virginia, is said to have made
$4,000 this season.
During the past year barges have brought
more freight to New Orleans than the steam
boats.
The French soldiers are each to carry a
medicine box on the waist belt. Kill or cure
Is their motto.
Gross people are to be severely avoided
but we see no reason why one who is grocer
may not be cultivated in friendly way.
The Theatre Comique, of Chicago, has
been closed by the authorities. 1t has become
den of thieves.
Mark Twain's first effort as "writist''
according to the Memphis Bulletin, was while
he was a Mississippi river boatman.
One Of the earliest and most important
Mohammedan histories has been translated
into French by DR.. Gutenberg, an eminent
German scholar.