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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-01-03

4 Mysterious EXHIBITION AnANRn., ED.--fha
United States steamer Gettysburg lett Annapolis
Mary land, on Christmas night, with all possible
secresy and with persons on board who are said to
be prominent men in the councils Of the nation
She is believed to have intended visiting 5leAico
Or the West Indies for political purposes and It
is said that Admiral Porter and Frederick Seward
were on board. On her way out, however, she
ran aground at Horn Puipt and has not been gos
of since. Her passengers were landed, and tn.
expedition. whatever it was. has been abandoned
for the present.
The Mormon organ at Salt Lake says that
the Mormons compose the only community
in the country which does thoroughly be-
lieve in and sustain the Bible, the excellent
Constitution of the United States and every
wholesome human law.
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The President has pardoned Humphrey
Marshall. Humph
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-01-03

To al Of car imperial stature Of fo'U feet
and half and uparGrds throughout tie Globe:
WHEREAS, 1t has been submitted to us by our
Arch Chancellor, that confOrmaby to the Consti-
tuition of our Nine Peny Whist Club. our illus
trious, free and independent Princes and COun-
sellers tliereunto belonging, have elected into
their society, John London. ESD, and it appear
ing by the Constitution aforesaid and by the stat
utes enacted hereunder, that they have and pos
scss the inalenable privilege to elect and that
the said John London has thereby become mem
of our Nine Peny Club during life, not remova-
bic by any human power or authority. We, there
fore, do decree that the said election is null and
void, and We do express our wonder that our said
iuustrous, free and independent Princes and
CounsellOrs, our abject slaves and vassals should
presume to exercise such privilege. Accordingly
of our own free will and pleasure, We appoint the
said John London, Esq, member Of our said
Nine Peny Club
Moreover, it being Numerically rcpugnant to
the principles of the Constitution to promote to
honOrus and Office any member newl y appointed,
we do, therefore, promote the said John London
to the high offices of Great Keeper of our Packs
of Cards, Vice Surveyor and searcher of empty
Bottles, and Grand Knight of the iustrious
der of the Nutmeg Grater-commanding him to
appear at the House of our Grand confidential
Secretary, George Hooper, ON the morning of the
18th of Nov, 1906, there to take no oaths pre-
scribed by the Constitution. Given at our inipe-
rial palace this 18th November, 1906, in the first
year of our Dynasty.
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1867.

The year 1866 belongs to the past Its
hour-glass is broken and its sands are scat
tered. With its predecessors it has passed
The national Republican., 1867-01-17

POLICE RErURss.-The reports Of Lieu.
tenants Of police for the twenty four hours ending
at 8 o'clock ysstsrdsy morning show So arrests
to l924l.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17

No LIcSsE.-A German baker, by the
name Of Kaiser, vas arrested yesterday for keeping
. store without license, and on being heard before
Justice Walter fined In the sum Of tl0.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17

POLICE IrExs.-H. Princholon, for viola
ting the snow law, was arrested Yesterday By ofesr
Eilb and fined 81 BY Justice Hollinsshead. hIN
Anthony Holsmsad, for creating nuisance, was
fined 81 BY Justice Morssll. ..rr
The national Republican., 1867-01-17

SKSr TO rHR WoRKHoUsE.-Wm. Brown
whose means Of support are mot visible TO the nake'
eye, was arrested BY 0fhoer Clements for vagrancy
and sent TO the workhouss for thirty days By Jus
tios Walter.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17

AccpKxr.-Yesterday as Daniel Train
was painting the front Of the building known n
the Metropolitan Restaurant, on Seventh street
opposite the Patent Once hs fell from ladder and
was severely, II not seriously, injured. Du. III
liott and Patse were immsdiAtsly summoned and
rendered every assistance In their power 10 ale
yiats the suifsrings Of the injured man.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17

ARREsrEp FOR LARcKsY.-A clerk, by the
name OF John W. Wnbsrson, was arrested yestsr.
day By 0fhosr Greer for grand larceny, on com.
plant Of Sherman Plot, He was committed Ia
JAN BY Justice Morssli, in default Of bail.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17
NJ ow EADY:
THE NEW SABBATH SCHOOL SINGING BOOK,
"" "THl GOLDEN PRonsK."
20 sssygs srr. n rrnxIxs,
Author Of "Ths Sunday sahooi Banner" "Ths New
shiniss STAR" ''Ths Psalm King" "Ths
Elr.ra Sacred Luts," ke.
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY,

PosT 0YEIcn DEPAlrnEHr,l
SEALED PROPOSALS will Be resolved a *. P...
once Department until the 9oth day Of January 1867
A II o'clock at noon for Furnishing Stationery for this
Department for year from the lh day Of fsbrusry
1897. Those unaeeompanisd By saisfletory tsstimo.
cred. rH f. u'" -
All The articles must be Of the very best qua iy san.
of paper must accompany the BIDS sld the NJ
reserves the right TO rstAn and pay for the sas al the
price stated IN the offer, or return thsm, at i option
panyng are not Of the kind and quality required By
the Department. and spurious articles will subject the
entire BID 70 rejection, at the pleasure Of the Depart
The .sbjon.d list sp.elas. as nearly As can now b.
donsS e ths sneuns aS.liiy; and description Of each o
RsrIMATED QUANTITY WANTED IoR TEE YKAR.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17
DRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF AND
L VEGETABLES.

NAvr DEPAHrHIsr,)
BunHAU o. PRovmoss AHp CLoIHIss,
January u 1900,
Sealed proposals. endorsed PropOsss Tor Fresh Beet
and Vegetables will be received At this Barsau uni
o'clock, p m. oa the 2iAt day Of January inst, for
the supply Of 10000 pounds Of RRRsH BRkP and 90
900 pounds Of FRksH YR0krABLRs, At the NoRROLK
NAVY YARD AND STATION, ~ required.
Tho Beef and Vegetables must be Of good quality and
the best the market Affords, and each article must ba
offered for By the pound The Beef to be IN equal pro-
portions, fore aud hind quarters
bondl, with approved security, will be required ID
one hAlf the estimated amount Of the contract, and
twenty per cent In addition will be Withheld from tho
amount OF each payment to bs made collateral go
euIty for the due Performance Of the contract which
VIII On no aseount be paid untl II iS fully s0mPlisd
with. ... : q.
Every offer made must be accompanied BY written
guaranty signed By one or more responsible PERSONS
that the bidder or bidders will n bis or their bid he Ae-
ospted, euteT into obligation within ave days, with
good and sueiont Surss To faTnsh the articles pros
posed.
No propoSdI tOiI b e0RSldsrsd unlsSs accom- p0AiHi
by such guaranty, and bv sdttfaetoTI evidence hgt m
bidder regular dtd Ter IN the articles proposed Or
and has hs licsnss required 6v act Of ConprsSs,
The Department the right TO reject any pro-
posGl not considered AdVAntlgOouI the 0oVSumsnt
10 to Be undsrstoed that In ease the stipulA:sd
quantity Of either articles shall be delivered leaving
considered n sonplstsd in full, n the GPsTSn 81 me
iali'l0 Chief Of burssp'
The national Republican., 1867-01-17

A BzAR SLKraH RrDINo.-Yesterday after.
neon a. sleigh containing two ladies and gentle
men was passing down Seventh street, near the
Park, tame hear. Belonging TO the proprietor Of
the Park Hotel, who had broken his chain, lsaped
into the slsish and eoupossd himself for ride OF
coming frightened isapsd nom the sisigh breaking
his Log. Bruin finding himself obnoxious TO ths
party fnaliy jumped from the slsish and departed
for parts unknown.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17
AMusEMENTs.

NATIO NAL THE ATRE,
lNl.NA pssssyivs-ls svssss sssr wlilsrd's HO'.i
PouRrH HtaHf Of The Bsiaestiy euoess.fsi Kx-
70 smsst Of the sprishty Littls rsverlts, q .Hff
sF MISS MAHoIR M1TuHsLL ..-
Charmins Character of ....... ~ 4. ..
n The n.satifal Play, iu Rtvs Aes TraaslstsA from
the osra.a expressly ios Miss Maggie klishsil, by
Anxu.tss wsaldmsr E.q ,ssutsd the H'nr#' :.
80 .ur L,1TLk BA nRfOOTts H TO. o E.s...
suppsrt.a By M J. ". coLLiHR and the Rxssi-
T.:-.rss tFhssy) nigh. BErssrr o. nAssIr
l. Pr.pss.,,ou, rHR PHARL or SAVOY. = V - o.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17

Mr.. J. F. Hartley, the second assistant Of
the Treasury Department, who has recently
been seriously nj with an attack OF pneumo-
mia, has, we are glad to learn, almost entire
" recovered .........e......s d.. "a Il i
The national Republican., 1867-01-17

MUSTERED Our.-Capt. John L. Paxon,
breyet lieutenant colonel and commissary OF
subsistence United States volunteers, has
been honorably mustered out OF the service
bv order of the Secretary OF War.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17

UANTED--NEW AND CAST-0FF
w CLOTHING, OLD GOLD AND SILVER, or any
other article Of yAus the ola ass.blishsd hsrshsnt
street, 81 doors north Of Penn Avenue. dsoo-u
The national Republican., 1867-01-17

WooD YoR rHr Pooh-Needy applicants
are informed that the police magistratss Of the
several wards have been designated BY the City
Councils 10 distribute ths wood, a. follows:
First ward-Ssmusl Drury, Esq, Psnnsylvania
svsnue, between Twsnty.hrst and Twsnty.sscond
streets. --.
Second wsrd--E. II. Bates, Esq, d street, be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
Third vard-WiIllAm Thompson, Esq., Eighth
street, between d and z streets. 4Lr.g.E...
Fourth ward-9. l. Gibsnson. Esq, Loaislans
svsups, between Fifth and Sixth streets.
Fifth ward-B. W. Ferguson, Esq, corner First
street and Psnnsylvania avenue. ......-... B..
Sixth ward-Jamss cull, Esq., X street, between
Eighth and Ninth strsets.
Seventh ward-F. A. Boswell, ESQ, Pour-snd.a-
half street, near Virginia avenue. g
The national Republican., 1867-01-17
w A N IT h ID.

UTANTRD-OoPIES OF THE DAILY
w NATIONAL RRuBLIcAS Of November Is, 1893.
liberal price viii bs paid for them At TIL. once.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17

LCoURr IN EQUIrY.-J,ldge Wylie presiding.
R. ]. Walker W. Charles Hin Of al. Order over.
ruling exceptions to defendants answer. ....
R. J. Walker vs. Covington Smith, executor Of
R. Smith, OF al. Order overriding exceptions to
defsndant's answer.
Mary Jane Sslby vs.. John W. Sslby. Decree
and order pro eonfss'O appointing Benjamin @.
Lovejoy special executor.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17

r Ew A R D.
5000. 5000. 5000.
sTSS sTSS ..s ..s TaTsK TaTsk.
sToP aad THINK.
OUR IMnKHsE STOCK OF CLOTHING
SSR ssEs:s :FSSk FSSk g g SSEHs SkSEHsS
MARKED DOWN
l. MARKED DOWN
MARKRD Down
TwHrI-YyH PHR oEHr. LEss rHAS oosr.
TWENTY-FIVE PEE onHr Lksg fHAB COST.
HEyRR laLH WILL rou HLvI TEE CHANCE.
HEYER AsAE WILL roo HAvn IHE CHANCE
NRvKR AsAn WILL Iov HAyH THH CHAhck
The goods must be sold within the next sixty days,
.ss 'S for ySuI..iSss r. Ives before purchasing. - :,
900 Seventh st.. opposite Post ohss,
selS.ly wAshinEtoA, D.
PROPOSALS. FOR CAVALRY HORSES
DIPOr oUAnrsnnAsrSH' Is 0yyIoH,
BALTInoRn, Nd, Jan. 0, 1897.
nj. oss. uSt,l THuRspIY' is osiosL' m, jan. "a,
1857 for the delivery In the city Of Balimore Of forty-
eight as Cavalry Horses; . -, ,-.,,--
before bsipg accepted. They must be sound In 4. re-
SpectS we'll broken In full nesh and good condition,
years 0d we'll GdAPtSk In every way for cavalry PuT'
| poses. w
The ability Of the bidder to fulhl his agreement must
be BY two responsible persons, which guar
| antsS must accompany the proposal.
The Horses must bS delivered within twenty SO days
% The doysansit reserves tbs r.j.s. any or al
bids Payment to BE- made on sompletien % sOatrae.
| Bids will be endorsed "ProPosAls for CaNAlTy
Horsss" " and addressed to the uadsrsi(asd. Bann0rs
Nd.
| A. Q. KIMBALL,
| Captain and A. Q. H., y. ., l.,
| iAll.tM Depot ouArtsmastss.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17

TIE REcKSr MAssAoRK AT FoRr Pill,
KKLSxEY.-The Commissioner Of Indian AZ
fairs has received reports giving accounts Of
the recent massacre Of United States troops
by Indians at Fort Phil. Kearney. The
matter has been brought before the Cabinet
and Gen. Grant.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17

THE WASHINGTON HoMGOPATH.
i Ic DIsPRNsARY.
This charitable Institution, 50 much needed In thi
sity will open on MONDAY October 70, on O street,
sIi, between Twelfth and Thirtssnth,
GUARDIANS:
HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ.,,
CHARLES KHAP, ESQ,
JOSEPH H. BRADLEY, Kso.,
wN. g. HUNTINGTON, ESQ.,,
GEORGE i. BAKER, ESQ,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
JOHN @. CLARKE, Treasurer.
T. 8. VERDI, N. D., Secretary.
Al this worthy Institution the poor people Of oar city
will receive medical attendance and medicines rss "
charge.
The pisPsnlAry bsiRg supported by free ooHtrbu.
tlons all those we'll disposed towards the poor may
send thalT contributions to the Treasurer, John o.
CLARKE, RIq ofths Bank Of Riggs Co., or 70 the See
rsary Dr. g. vsrdl, aes street. between FouI1ssnth
And ftnssnth. .
Ths rooms win be opened from 2tO4p. n. daily,
sundays excepted.
Drs T, s. Verdi, Of wAshing,On, and G;s Verdi. Of
0sorgsouh and any other phyasaR willing 10 assist
IN tbs good work, Wll bs In AttsndAnse. .n. ..
esAH tL vDRDt, r. D., Secretary
The national Republican., 1867-01-17

SKIzuREs Of brandies and other spirituous
liquors continue to be made by custom
house officials for noncompliance with the
law forbidding the importation Of liquors. in
casks or packages Of capacity less than
thirty gallons. One hundred cases, valued
at four hundred dollars, were yesterday
seized by the collector Of the port OF Balti'
more, and fifty other cases imported by the
same party are In transit TO that port, which
will also be seized on arrival This matter
has occasioned o vast amount Of trouble to
the Treasury Department, which will be the
occasion, ere long, of all liquors so imported
beinR forfeited TO the United States.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17

CRIMINAL CouRr-Judge Olin, presiding.
(E O. Darlington, District Attorney, prosecuting
was entered.
In the GASES Of Timothy Land, James MoKsnny,
WIN. Burke, John Clarke, Joseph Codrieh, Henry
woiford, David r. Small and John Riddle, In
dictsd for assault and battery, their recognirances
were forfeited and bench warrants Issued.
In the cases Of James Franklin and Tinsy Car.
roll indicted for larceny, noiie pros. was entered
By the District Attorney. ...
Mary Turner, convicted Of larceny. was sentenced
10 be Imprisoned In the common jail for one day.
WIN. Aufort and James johnson, impleaded with
Jeremiah Haggerty for forging soldiers dischargs
papers and anal discharge papers. Case continued
The national Republican., 1867-01-17

n II + K s 4
RRoMA0K DE BRIR,
nKURCHATKL,
RoCHRRokT,
0RUfKRR,
SAP aL00,
EbAM.
RN0LIsH DAIRY cHRRsl,
NoRfoN's PINE IPPtR cHkksR,
YOUNG AAkRICA oHRksn.
NKw YORK CRBAM CuRksk
n. W. BuRCHRLL,
Cor Rourtssnth and strests,
iai+-stsod undsI Kbblh House.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17

TIE UEirED STATES STEAMER AsHUELor.--
Commander John d. Febiger, commanding
the United States steamer Ashuelot, commu-
nicates to the Navy Department the intelli-
gence Of the arrival Of that vessel at the har-
Dor Of Singapore, Malay peninsula, on the
goth Of November last. Officers and crew
all we'll
The national Republican., 1867-01-17
THEoDEPARTMENTS.

TRANSPORTATION OF SPrRIrs IN Boxp. The
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue yesterday
issued the following circular concerning the
transportation Of spirits in bond:
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HEBREW
p, 3Oth November IL eann
JAZZ mil II
MAS


1867
HTH .FIC 1oDaEs
AEGERcyA, No. I6S. Meets let Monday In
every month, At Odd-Fellows Hall, cor. COurt
snd Main. D.. p ForHisr, 2a Front street
W. n; Joan Beanlish. SeGy.
BUUrE MEuPHTs. No. IFS. Meets ID Friday al
esch mouth-HalI cor. Madison and seeoud
J. 7. Ssllsrs, ". NJ Beuj.K X Pnnen, SeA
BETLA soorT, No.2so. Meets ii Friday OF each
month-HaI. cor Madison and second. John
Ainslie, ". "; n. P. Woodward. Sec.
HAMgEToS. No. 20. Meets Sd Friday OF each
moath-odd-Eellows, HALL P N Stanley
KrLwTrEIse No. &IU D) Meets 9Th Faday
Of escA month-zs Front street john !,
Worsham, so, ". N; & Pullsns sd. Bse.
ROYAL ARCH.
PEEEC haPtsL No 4 Meets "a Monday ofeaab
mOuth-Odd-Fe llowE' Hall. Johu Zent, N. =,
Il. p; B. n. Levy. Sec'y.
R. 6. n. r
EuREKA Council Nc. 8. Meets 50 Monday a
each month-Odd-FelloWs' Hall. John lens.
Tn. H.; n. J. Wiggini Rec.
TEWPLARs.
CYEESE -Coramsndery, NO.A Meets 4th Mon
day OF each month. John Gent, Com; n. !.
Wtggu, Rec
A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
2G Front Stree
HrRvy Lodge sf Perfection, 18Th : No. /.
Stated COMMUNICATION ID Wednesday night
OF each month. Henry P. WnOdsrd, Sd, g..
NJ Charles M-OarE1A, 18th. Sec. 4.
MrrHEAs Lodge % P~erfeCEOn, 18th; No, Z
Meets sth Wednesday OF each month. George
H~sllerEh, SA1, GIN. Al. Frankfsnd, sd,
See.
CAsIPHIA Council ofPrinces Of Jerusalem, 18th.
No. j. Bent. X. Pullen. I'D, Tsrsh-'.; =
- See.
gaLvAEECHAPTER OF Rose Croix, 18th, No. l.
Charles ". Adams, ed, NJ. W. Il. T. Tom
PHILnFE D~UPLEssEIs Council Of K-h, soth-,
No. 1. Henry p. WOOdard, sd. Comm.
William Y. Cirode ed, Rec.
CogsIsrORY OF WEST T-ENNEssEE, Sd. John
Ainsie- SD Comm-'. in Chief; Dodge c,
Trader. SD, Reg.
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WHEATON NURSERY.
Two Miles South of Memphis; on
Horn Lake Road.
JOHN TRENT. WADDY THOMPSON
JOHN TRENT & CO.,
PROPRIETORs.
SUCCESSORS TO
ID R. S. NJ. a
FARM FOR SHE.
The Best Bargain offered

q N. ELLIOTT offers for sale this Farm OF
10 SO Acres, at ElliOtts station, on the Mis-
siSslppi Central Railroad, eight miles south oil
Grenada- $50 more acres can be added II
desired. AZ. a. a
tTheiand hes on both sides OF the railroad, up
to EtiiOttis Station, and affords eligible site for
Mercantile and Manufacturing establishment
II has an abundance OF nne timber, needed by
the railroad; more than enough to pay the
price OF the whole tract. II is all level, and
susceptible Of divisions to suit any purposes.
Has $50 acres cleared and under good fence.
Has q comfortable family residence with good
o~ut-houses, barns and stables-Iarge and the
best GIN, screw and cotton prsSs-aL new, In the
same county. The Improvements cost within
the last three years s400L Mr.. Elliott desires to
sell before the first OF January next,
and as a strong inducement he offers
his land at ten dollars per acre, in United
States Currency, fer which he refused thirty
dollars per acre In 1881 Time will be given, II
desir d, upon haf the prize upon lair terms.
sale must bemade soon or not at all. Title OF
the highest grade. Refer TO
g. NJ. HASKIE6, Agent,
movie Grenada. Mis-.
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H. A. PARTE I'D. r. MiGEHEE
Hay wood Co, Tenn. Pamela, Miss
r. ID. PARTEE. Pamela Co, Miss.
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Fl cATACOMRs.

We passed ~on the route many evil
dences of sepulehre, where the bones OF
Indians are seen at numerous places.
AT this point they seem to have been
more regularly arranged and carefully
deposited. The jaw bones and long
bones, especially, are very spongy. They
have been subjected to the dissolying pro-
cess of nitric acid, that destroyed the
earthly portion Of their structure and
left the hbrOus portions, making the
bones as elastic as if they were Indis-
rubber. Looking or TIE sightless skulls,
there in the thick darkness that was as
black as the gloom Of which Poe wrote
in his Piut0nisu dream Of The Raven,
We tnO. uttered.
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IRON TIEs

THE undersigned have made extensive ar
i rangements to supply the demand Tor these
Ties the present season. ..H." ..
in addition tnthe FASSMAN DIAMOND TIE
and BUTTON TIE, so extensively used hereto.
fore,they now offer his ALLIGATOR TIE, with
teeth so ranged as to / SANITY clamp the
hoop when the pressure Is removed nom the
bale, and hold II without slipping.
Great pains have been taken to secure the
best quality of iron.
These Ties are 50 simple in Their arrange
ment that they can be applied by any one, TO
bales Of any size, With the same facility and
expedition as rope. In strength. security and
facility of application, they will compare ia
vorsbly with any yet introduced.
Tn advantages Of Iron Ties are now gener-
ally recognized; but It is deemed not out OF
place to CAL tine attention Of those interested
to the very emphatic recommendation of I'm
derwTiters, steamboat Captains, and Owners
and agents OF Sea steamers and Sailing Yes
seis, recently published In the newspapers in
New Orleans
CHANGERS & LATTING,
General Agents, New Orleans
For sale by
MEACHAM & TREADWELL,
HE- HARRIS, COCHRAN & o.. "
And other dealers and Grocery Merchants.
unN0 Eng
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lions to the present debt don't make
much difference IS it won't be paid for a
long time. Yours, b.
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TnsoIrent N0fica.

Es'at tie OF Thomas Order, deceased.
THE insolvency OF the estate Of Thomas Crl-
/ der, deceased, having been suggested, ali
persons having claims against said estate
are notified 70 preEent the same duly authenti-
Gated, to the Clerk OF the County laurt Ol
Shelby county, on or before April II, I858 81
the sane Will be forever barred.
5QHN zEHT, Executor.
Memphis, Deeeaber I, 49,, aeeS laEsw
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4hGA g q nave 90 LhN SEEMING
OF a demon that IL dreaming,
Aud the lanip-light DER n m streaming,
Throws his shadow on the floor,

Leaving this Golgotha of grinning,
CHASTITY skulls, hideuus skeletons and the
hecatOmbs Of the dead, we sought other
places, whose horrors were not of so I'M
earthly a character. Beautiful little
chambers then Same to view. A ball
room appeared with gorge0usly freseoed
ceilings, brackets with burning points
like gas Jets were set in the walls, and
the smooth rock floor was very suggest
i've of dance, and wa named GGyOSO
bail room. Laura's Palace next rises
to the sight, and its gilded turrets and
dOmes, gates and grand panels, high
walls and glittering windows, are like
the fanciful inventions Of a poeticAl
dream. The gladstone notes of a song
here echoed and returned with many
mellow intoDatiOns and exquisite tones.
The bridal chamber has its besutiful bed
of white rock, its limitations of grand and
luxurious furniture. the bridal robes, a
wreath Of eoronal flowers aud q toilet
stand that the imagination easily adapts
to the uses for which it is named. Some
distance farther-Efernitg-sa immense
cavernous and uufathOmable openiBg
occurs. The passage way is easy, but
the explorers are more than eight miles
from the mouth, and the cavern still lie
boundless.
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WI IhIea' doHN EFtaVFI. VIZ.
WIN. r.. TRlcc & CO.,
Bankers and Exchange Dealers
- -AED- .rr
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

DUY and Sell Exchange; Deal in Gold ant
ID Silver Coin, Bank Notes and Military
for Correspondents; Real Estate Bought and
Sold, Taxes Paid, etc; Loans Negotiated upor
Peal Estate Security; Bonds. Stocks, Mercan'
tile Paper, and other Securities ROught anC
Sold on Commission: EOlleetions upon all 40
eessible points made uPon favorable terms
and proceeds promptly accounted for.
rendering our services to our old friends anC
the pubic generally fo9 the transaction OF am
business pertaining 10 q ankin Exchange
Collection or Real Estate ONCE,
We are, very respectfully,
VIM. H. TRfGG & co.
P, B.-We have abstract Of Real Estate Re
cords, OF Cooper Co.; Original Entries, Deeds
showing condition Of title 10 ali the Real rs
tate in the County. W. h. 7. 4 co.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-08
s. HOMES.
HOMES.

WILL SELL OR LEASE ON TEN YEARS
TINE FIFTY LOTS or GROUND near the
Brick Church 10 Chelsea, Of any size suitable
best Gardens IN the county. with good Houses
Prices very moderate, Call soon and take
choice. inov& 5v'l B. r. THOMAS,