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DGive il to nae this moment. Jog

"Give lL 70 me this moment. JO"
She brorghtit, and pnt my hand
on it and took an oath (too solemn to bC
repeated here) that what happened
never should occur again. 1t never
has. And If the San Francisco even
comes to grief, the verdict will not be
as it ought to be so often--the ehg,nee,
MdS drunk
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-01-17

4 German statistical writer remarks,
that the invention of the sewing ma
chine has enabled one woman to SOW
as much as o hundred could by hand
a century ago; but he continues, one
woman now demands as much clothing
as a hundred did q century ago-so
that matters are not so much changed
after all.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-01-17

TIE Lafayette Courier tells Of an
old bachelor of that city, who, with an
eye to the comfort OF winter quarters,
bet half dozen chairs with friend
on Fleetwood" on the race the other
day, and winning, Of course, the loser,
with malice aforethought, sent him
bali dozen small chairs with round
holes in the seat aasfd
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-01-17

"What do they mean by cat-and-
dog life?" said a h husband TO his angry
vile. "Look at Carlo and Kitty asleep
on the rug together. wish men lived
half as peaceable with their wives. y
Stop said the lady; "tie them togeth
er and soc how they will agree u
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-01-17

PoETIcAL.-A letter was mailed the
other day at the Cleveland Postofice,
bearing the following superscrip:ion
40 Thomas Yeung, genial 'cuss,'
BY brevet rank, Brigadier,
r. Who, IN our late domestic 'muss,'
Was never known to turn his rear
To rebel foes,
This letter goes
At Cincinnati"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-01-17

"LARRY," said coqucttish young
lady to her cousin, prematurely bald,
."why is your head like hcaven?1---,
"Don't know, l am sure, ,n,replied tho
swell, "unless it has a shining crown"
Good, but not correct. Because there
is no more dyetny or parting there"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-01-17

The Union Pacific railroad is now
in excellent running order from Oma'
ha to a point IA miles west OF the
forks of the Platte River, distance of
sos miles. >. H
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-01-17
The Difference.

If fellows break into a house,
To bone the cash they needs,
And gets off safely with the swag,
'Tis said the theft succeeds;
If bankers do the seIf-ssmo thing,
Upon larger scale,
And they get safely all the swag,
IT'S said the bankers fail.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-01-17

The aggregate Of contributions to
the Mayor of Portland for the relief of
the sufferers by the great fire last sum
mer, is S5O5, 5,31S ~.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-01-17

Fortune knocks once, at least, at
every mans door. We must have been
out when she Knocked at ours.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-01-17

The latest Yankee invention is an
umbrella with gutter around the
edge, and spout at one corner.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-01-17
Ii @ U I D
c R R H REMEDY
S Y NJ p T o M S .

. 1Nl L " ANA -
The symptoms of Catarrh are at first very slight
Persons find they have coll that they have fre
ouent attacks, and are more sensitive to the chan
Res oftemperature In this condition the nose may
10 dry, or slight discharge, thin and acrid, after
wards thick and adhesive, may ensue.
As the disease becomes chronic the discharges
are increased in quantity and changed IN quality
they are now thick and heavy, and are hawked or
corghed Of The secretons are offensive, causing
bad breath; the voice thick and nasal the eyes are
weak; the euse Of smell Is lessened or destroyed;
dsafnessfrequently takes place.
Another common and important symptom Of Ca
tarrh Isl that the rerson is obliged to clear his
throa, IN the morning of slick or shiny mucous,
which has fallen from the head during the night -
When this takes place, the person may be sure that
his disease is on its way to the lungs, and shonid
lose no time in arresting II. .f..,-, r
The above are butrew ofthe many Caarrhalsymp-
toms. Write TO our Laboratory for our pamrhet
describing fully all symptomsi 1t will be sent FREE
to any 1lress. Also directions where TO procure
the medicine. 4.
Weare receiving letters from all parts the Union,
and Also numerous testimonials from those using it,
bearing the evidence of its inialble merits.
nB-rhis remedy contains no MINERAL or P0IS-
ONOU5 INGREDIENTS, but is prepared from veg
etable extracts EXQLUslVELY therefore It is
PERFECTLY HARMLESS, even to the most tender
and delicate ohild'6a
GALL FOR sEELYE's cATARRH REMEDY
and take no other Ifnot sold by druggists inyour
vicinity, they will order it for ycu. Price s2 w pei
bottle.
nEAll persons suffering with any affection of the
Head Throat or lungs should write at once for oul
pamphlet fully describing all symptoms pertaining
othe above diseases.
twill be sent free to any address.
ar.t.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-01-17

Why is a person annoyed by foo
like one who falls into the sea? Be-
cause he is a man over bored.
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DR.. D. II. seelye&Co
FREEpoRT, ILLINOIS.
Soldby all Wholesale & Retail Druggists.
q GENERAL AGENTS.

John d. Park, Cincinnati, OHIO; Fuller, Finch 4
r iller, Chicago, Illinois, Burnhams Van Setback,
G'iIcaQo, Illinois; Demas Barnes g. Co., New York;
~ Ransom 4 Co., Buffalo, New York; Farrand, She
xCo., Detroit, Mich; Weeks 4 Potter, Boston
vtiss. h French, Richards d Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
n Il. Sellers 4 Co., Pittsburgh, Pa; Collins Bros
81 Louis. Mo-; Barnes, Ward q Co, New Orleans
I.: n. A. Robinson a Co., louisville, KY; Bgey
n so., Memphis, Tennessee; P. E. Depuy, Richmond
Va; Thompson Block, Baltimore Md; Dexter
Nelleger. Albany, N. "; Strong ArmktronR, Oleve'
land Ohio; VIM. Johnston, Detroit, Mchi Wilson
Peters d qo.; Louisville, Ky.
est ~ fsee- -2o-fy.
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AN Irishman says that coffin is the
house q man lives in when he is dead.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-05
Night Scene In a boarding House
From the Philadelphia Press.l

A lady whose husband is in California,
Calcutta, or Chicago, suddenly awak ened from
her sleep the other morning, about two
o'clock, and springing from her bed dashed
out Of her room, en- deshabile. screaming at
the top her voice, Murdert Help Murder
Man in my room!" &C.. &c. Under the
circumstances this was quite natural, mag
iasCh as laore than one mistake of this kind
had happened in the house recently. Now,
Z it appears that no less than three husbands
were absent when they should have been
there. and consequently there was more or
less wonder mixed up with species Of ap.
prehenson on the part Of three wives, each
one wondered whether it was her husband
who had thus forgotten himself or the ROOM
ooh, come up quickly shouted the terri
fled female, holding on to the outside door
knob. I've got him in.
If it's my Josey, said another, disconso>
lately, IN learn him better. Confound these
night suppers, now he's been at one Of them
and has mistaken the room and there I've
been alone all niehtr'
Has he get whskars snxiouslY asked the
wife upon reaching the landing on the upper
floor.
Yes, nam, great big husky whiskers lay
ing right along the side of my cheek when
awoke. Tear me, If my Alexander was here
he d learn him better / II warrant you.i
Joseph Joseph Josey shouted the wife
at the door.
No answer came not even grunt inci>
dent to inehriaton,
Maybe he has jumped out of the window,
suggested the four or Eve females. all at once
who made o SPLENDID group of long white
draperv.
'Here-help bringa light-bring q light
shouted several Of the females.
Presently light was brought aud several
Of lie male uoarder5 appeared all armed to
give their thief or rohher such treatment "a
he had Justly earned for himself.
The door was opened and In rushed the
valiant squad, and sure enough the fellow
was still in bed with the top Of his head Just
peeping above the sheet.
Come out OF here, you scouudreil said one
Of the men, at the same time grasping him
BY the hair.
The tableaux was strikingly interesting
and graphic.
The resoute boarder fell from the impetus
be had given himself, for, instead of jerking
eut q raan, il was nothing more than 'friz..
ed chignon,' which the lovely occupant Of
the bed had forgotten to take OF when she
retired for the night 1t had been detached
in her sleep. and grazing her cheek, aroused
her. The alarm ofcourse awakened her.
The boarders had hearty laugh and all re,
tired to happy dreams.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-05
The White Pine Compound.

81" was early in tbs spring Of s2 that this compound
was originated A member Of my family was Afflicted
with irritation OF the throat, attended with dss-
grsesbe cougb had for some months previous thought
that preparation having for s as the inside bark Of
white pine might be compounded 10 be very useful
In diseases Of the throat and iungs To test tho vaius
of IL In the alluded to- compounded small qnan-
ty OF the medicine that had been planning, and gave
II In taaspoonfu doses The result was exceedingly
gratifying Within two days the irritation Of tho throat
removed thu cough subsidized and speedy curs VS.
effected Soon AFTER this sent some to lady In Lon
donderry NJ H. who had been suffering for sone weeks
from bsd cough, ocoasoped by sudden cold, and hsd
raised streaked with blood. She found re-
lief and for She took about ten ounces Of
It, and got we'll b. CLARK, Esq., editor OF the Man
chester Daily Mirror sde trial Of the same prcpara
ton In the Of cold snd Was cured immedf
atey. He so highly pleased with the results and
fore the public that he finally persuaded me 10 give
Hane and send abroad 10 beneft the suffering, In
November 1855, hrst advertised under the name OF
White pine Compound In tvo years from that time
there had been whoiesaled in MaDchsstcy alone one
hundred dollars WORTH where 1t took the lesd OF ell the
cough remedies the kct and stu maintains that
position There 10 good reasons for ths II IL very sooh
ing and healing In Its nature, II warming to the ston-
sch and pleasant wtha TO the taste, and exceedingly
cheap.
ASA remedy for Kidney complaints the white Pine
Compound stands uryaled. II not originated for
that purpose but person In using II for cough was
not only cured of tias cough but wss also cur 20 OF
kidney difficulty Of ten years standing since that -
ridental discovery many Thousands have uscd Tor IDS
same com paint aud have been completely cureds
The above written by DR. Poland, In 1901 sint
then In Manchester, the White Pine Compound mas
taken the lead OF all Coagh remedies as well a. prepa
ration the of Kidney difficulties, In every city
town village and hamlet throughout the New England
States.
Th, remedy Is as safe and pleasant to take as II ID o.
SEXUAL.
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TsF pEsr VENTILATED AND Mosr LrxrEous erKIP
ne COACHES Rim THE WORLDLY accompa
nv all night trains this railway.
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am. (Bkft) aad arrives In New York a. ~ oo
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with Midnight Express Train OF New jersey haii.
road for Philadelphia. Baltir ore and washington.
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w r. I GsH IT'S p "a b N T
IMPROVED IRON. SCREW COTTON PRESS

WIN. A. ROBINSON & CO.. MEMPHIS, TENN,
A GEaT5fo or Mississippi Lo1dana Arkansas and fenne8ea For SIMPLICITY, ECONOMY
makes btheB BEST and CHEAPEST COTTON PRESS IN THE W0RLD
Many testimonials as 10 its practical utility AM superior excellence can be shoWn In the
season OF H@, the local demand LOT hkf Pres was 50 great Wew were unable 10 meet it. and
were oohgedt TO sappo many who applied rthem. We furnish the Irons at our WOrkstn
.MenphhO rs $780, with plans and spedheatonsf for putting p The enrec cost Of a Press c0m
.P1te, when putu P including neghto n Irons is butH little 0verS@ -
WMx A ROBINSON CO.
au9daW Western Foundry ans Machines Shop opposite GsyoO HOWG MemphB Tenn
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
TUE sTRUGGTE ron FREEDom.

ALBERT PuzEl
The Ancient Wrong rules many a land, whose
groans
Rise s-uarniBg to the stars by day and night
Thronging with piteous Glamour round the
thrones
Where the A~rchangels SIT in Gods great Light
And, plying, mourn to see that Wrong stl-
reigns,
And tortured Nations writhe in calling chains
.HHE HH In- r-rHHEL
From Hungary and France nerce cries go upI
And beat against the portals Of the skies
Lashed Italy stIIl drinks the bitter cup,
And Germany in abject stupor lies;
The knout on Poland's bloody shoulders rings
u Time is all one jubilee Of kings,
u wilnOt be so always. Through the night
The suffering multitudes with JOY desery q
Beyond the ocean a great b~eacon-ighI
Flashing It's rays into their stsrless SKY
And teaching them to struggle and be iree'-
The light of Order, Law and Liberty.
Take heart. ye bleeding NstiOnsi and your
chains
shall shiver like thin glass. The dawnisnea
when Earth shall feel, through all her aged
veins
The new blood pouring; and her drowsy ear
Hear Freedoms trumpet ringing in the sky,
Calling her braves to onque on to die.
Arm and revolt, and let the hunted stays
Against the lordly lions stand at bay
pass, Thermopyle, and all the crags,
Young Freedoms fortresses!-and soon the
day
come when Right shall rule, and round
the thrones
That grid Gods feet shall eddy 40 more groans.
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TrlIafee,a HnLa.

DY virtue o. q Deed OF Trust executed to me
- a. Trustee on The 18th day Of September,
1884, BY John + Page and GsorZs ". Cheek,
aud duly recorded In the registers once Of
SHELBY county, Tennessee, In book NO. ~, pages
25 and 5ly, i viii offer for sale, 70 the highest
nlddeTi for cash, the following described prop
Ely Aylng on Wolf riYeF, near the city Of
AemPniss IA the above named county, tO-W1t:
tract or parcel OF and bounded Is follows I:
6efthning AZ a stake ten li0 links north Of a
WlHyW marked q T." on the northern bound
airy me OF the o Hies grant where sad
nae crosses the eastern margin Of Wolf river.
thence down sala river with its meaudsriugs
south q west SIX chains aud sixty 90 link:
Ilence tOuLn - west one % chain and dny
tJl nuks tnenee south ~ west i've f6I chains
% q stake. 1nOm which south ~ east eight q
nnksisa willow marked b. Z -" thence nOrfh
~ east tWenty-four 90 chains and ~. f0ur
tsl Inks 70 astake, from which north en- wasf
eight ~ links - q sweet gum Thence Dorrh
twelve ~ chains and twenty on unks h a
stake Standing on a Ondge. nom which seufh
81 west one ~ chain and sixty fO LINKS f9an
elm marked 90. -" thence - uzsf $500
one (2lJ chains and my CO inks 10 tbe -
ginning This property A. well known - me
cotton Factory, and contains about twenty
nine (2sl acres
The sale wiz take place between eleves
O'Clock am. and q O'Clock Pm, on the 18Th
day Of August, 1857, IN front q The business
nouss o. koystsr q Trevsvant, In the Ayresi
BLOCK, on Second street between Madiaon and
court streets Memphis. me equity Or re-
semptiOn Is waived In The deed OF trust. The
tllle Is therein warranted and believed 70 be
8ooG, bat will lot bad myself personally for
the tile, Ouly selling and conveying as trustee.
I'd. ". MUNFOkD. Trustee.
Memphis, July u 1877. tyi8 8taW-td
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Notice.

THE following Deeds are In my Office. Ien nr
4 Certificates. before the war
Deed from Jose Damacu L. BarbC 20 Hub
? deed nom james Clark and wife TO n. 3.
Beard Of Missouri.
3 deed nom A. H. Burdine and wife % W.. Z
Alex owe 70 GFeenviu poweu OF Shelby
S deed nom Robert V. Richardson to Isaac H.
Healsy o. shelby county
6 deed rom James Humes TO W. n Dunn ct
: deed nom E1nkiey, Triqg & wIHiamson.
Irus to Peter " Piukstou.
8 deed fromA H Whitemore and wife TO Their
esa carroll. PennSyIvan.a.
9 deed nom O.. ". Lincln 70 Jos E Douglass,
10 deed 1rom John stark to Jasper stark. Ken
Il deed homB B. Declare 70 ". .. Bruce, Ten
nessse.
L deed nom 3 n Norwood and wife to wm.
BridgeWater, Tennessee.
Is deed from >. P. Walker and wife and +. z.
wnitneld and wife TO W. 5. Williams,
a deed rom Brinkley, Tugg & Williamson to
VIC. avis Arkansas.
Is deed nom Jones D. Wilborn to Jam ".
Is deed tom Louis N Gehu and wife to Maria
Banks, Alabama.
II deed rom Memphi and Louisville railroad
eompany 70 John Wright Arkansas.
is deed nom I. L. Beard and las Young TO las.
7 Davenport, Arkansas
- deed from John W. Rodgers and wife to
Harberts & Maxwell, Arkansas
- deed nom Colbert Moore and vile to Meeagar
Bill, Mississippi.
q deed from Dan Safanaus and wife to Ad-
olson Gran, Mississippi.
p deed from J. r, johnson and wire 70 ". ".
Wheutley, Arkansas.
p deed nom VIC Fslkner tOH. BIS. Williams,
Tennessee.
"A deed from 4. R, Ward 10 Horace L. Howgs
and Charles Tiff. Tennessee.
deed nom re. Brinkey and wife 70 ". J..
Davis. Tennessee
d deed from r @. Brnkley and wife to Iron.
C1rCOr * Co, ArkausaL
= deed from John tanuavom and wife 70 NJ.
A. Kerr. Arkansas.
> deed from ID. A. Shepherd to D. 7. Johnson,
Arkansas
p deed from Charles MeDermottt 70 ThOmasan and
william N Irons. Texas.
% deed from Emily P.J JartiIe to A. J. Scott,
Texas.
81 deed from q. F Johnson and wife 70 W. h.
Mbeally, Arkansas
81 deed nom Dan Park TO R. E. Glenn, Ken
lucky
Persons Interested may call and get the same
BY pay ing the fees HUME F. HILL
Commissioner OF Deeds, etc,
Ia MaIa-mn -#-aaH
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
oFFIcE 81 THE pALY AgPEA1.l

~ ANAH
To-day opened out with some better
prospects OF a fair weeks business than
last Monday. There is very little i'm
provement noticeable at our banks, but
the indications upon the street are much
more favorable. It will take some weeks
yet to realize any permanent benefits
from the coming crops. In the mean
time money may continue tight, but We
hope the difficulties now presented 70
borrowers may be somewhat less fOrmi-
dabIe.
Gold has advanced in New York from
4O4, the closing rate on Saturday, to Al
| to-day. Here, though the offerings are
| small, there was q few very fair sales
during the day, Buying at 40 to 40lc.
In silver there continues to exist a great
scarcity, and no advance could unearth
more than a few struggling pieces. Buy.
ing at so to 32c.
City scrip Is scarce and tending up-
ward. Dealers buy at soc and sell st
SIC.
County warrants are not in demand.
We quote them nominal at Csc buying
selling st almost any figure between
20 and 75c.
Police scrip continues scarce, with 8
light demand. Buying at 73ci selling at
/ 80 10 tOCs
There is no movement in bonds OF
stocks.
The annual loss BY the wear of coin is
estimated al one-tenth Of u per cent,
and the consumption by the arts and the
loss by fire and shipwreck at 100000 a
year.
Secretary McCullOch has not yet made
any payment under the late judgment OF
the court Of claims awarding S., 00O,OOO
to certain cotton claims, and asked that
the cases might be appealed, but the
court of claims has refused to allow an
appeal. As tine views Of the department
do not coincide with the judgment Of the
court, every legal obstacle will be resoTted
to before the payment.
The great Shipbuiiders' bank case, at
ROckIand, Me, which has been pending
more than seven years, has been decided
in favor OF the stockholders. This action
was brought by the receivers against the
stockholders collectively to recover about
IS 90 and interest for ten years, making
al this time over SlS5,000.
Covnde, Williams & Co, should extend
under the ample power to send for per-
sops and papers, an investigation into
Jaw Cookies affairs. L might be ascer-
tained how many millions he made out
of government bonds and who his part
ners wsre-but this would implieate re-
p~ubiicans, who sTe not to be held respon-
sibie.
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Attachment Sllft.

George c. Everdou vs. Mrs. z. L. Grffee-Be-
fore VIM. ;. Walton, J. P, shelby county,
Tenn.
AFFIDANIIS for attachment having been
n made in this case In pursuance OF section
800 OF the Code OF Tennessee. and attachment
having baen issued and returned by the proper
omcer levied etc, on the property Of the
efsndau Mrs +. l. Grifee.
II is therefore oruered that said defendants
appear al my Office, Ne. - Madison street, in
In the city OF Memphis, shelby couuty Tenn.
on or before Wednesday, September 4.
Isl and defend this SUIT, or the sams
VIII be taken FOR confessed and set for hearing
eL parte andthat a copy Of this order be pub
Hshed once a week TOR four successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal
VS. WALTON, J.P.
Hume F. Hi, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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LEGAL.
Trust Sale Of Real Estate.

DY virtue or a certain Deed Of Trust to me
ID executed By Salle Baxter, on the 18th day
or April, 1851, recorded IN Book No. 90, part i,
pages SIS, 4 and 5, ia Registers 0fdoel for
the purpose OF securing Seldens Williams 4 Co.
Ia the payment OF a certain Promlss0ry note
therein mentioned, ] VIII CHER for sale, on
Monday, the 18th day Of August next, bstveen
the usual hours Of legal sales. al public vendue
70 the highest bidder, al the Courthouse door
in The cay OF Memphis, the blowing described
real estate, situate IN The county Of shelby,
SLATE Of Tennessee and more particularly de-
scubed a. follows, to-Wit. Lots Nos 5 and s ~
Inc subdivision OF lots No - and -, bounded
On the north BY Walker avenue on the east
~ los Nos. j. I'D andf; on the south By the
s9uLh me o. lot - and lot and on the west
~ t0t N0-7. said property viii Be sold 70 SIT
sly the terms Of said Deed Of Trust TEEh8
CASA While undersigned believes the title
- - conveyed ~ him viii &c good, still he
~ Oily Eeu aud convey such title Is vesla IN
hiln q. 4fustse, as afOresafa.
ly18lm &C BELDEN. Trustee
1hs eooFe sale is postponed % tue Gth in
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