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TRY 1T, TRY 1T, Try H.
DLANTERS. practical men acho haze tried 1t,
have often Informed me, that in consequence
Of the superior milling, two barrels OF Meal IIo.n
nv mill we're equal, In meal to three barrels OF
the poorly mied Corn usually produced at coun
try mills. The deduction 10 that there Is more
economy in making direct purchase % Meal
from my Mill, than to purchase Corn and carry u
70 mill ffeb2l JOSHUA BEAL
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MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, &c.
VIZ DAUpHIN b CO., IS Customhouse street.,
w Millinery, Straw Goods, Trimmed Hats
and Ronnets noy1-Iy
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Queer AND WAGON HARNESS, for sale BY
I'D novl7 julius O BO9kL
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Diamond Pins, Brooches and Ear Drops,
Ladies' Sets of Gold and Coral, Jet and
Gold, FIorentine, Mosaic, Lava and Ca
meo; Sets Of Studs, Vest and Neck CHAINS,
Plain and Chased Gold Rings, Gold Thin
bles, Lockets, New Style Belt Buckles,
Gold Pens and Pencils, Gold Pens with
Gold and Silver Extension Holders, and
large assortment of Fine Siiverware and
Jewelry of all description, of the best make
and latest STYLES.
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Hall of Maysville PlOughS,

Hall Of Maysville Pl0ughs.
TIME UNDERSIGNED has re.@
i ceived samples Of the differe N
.ent sizes OF the above celebrated ~
make Of Ploughs, for which orders are solicited
iGt prices as low as can be had In the State
nov13 FRED TUNNARD
HARNESS AND TRIMMINGS.
lust RECEIVED, an assortment Of Buggy and
~ Carriage Harness, Enameled Leather, Pat
ent Leather, Harness Leather, Enameled Duck
and Drill, and fine assortment Of Carriage Trim.
mings all Of which will be sold at the loves. mar.
ket price.
nov13 FRED D. TUNNARD.
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FANCY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS.
ID PIFFEr, 127 Canal street, Toys, Perfnmery,
DE- Combs, brushes, Buttons, Tapes, Needles,
Pins. Cutlery, Plated Ware, Dress Trimmings,
Bonnets, etc. Fy ..-s hoViV-y
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EATABLES AND DRINkABLES
NF EVERY description may be purchased a.
" JULIUS q BOGEL's,
;.,,7 No. Main street.
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tB Il chance to obtain any Of the a5ooe
Artic1es far ONE DOLLAR, By purchasing
q sealed engelope far Is cents.
Icy Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent
for 81; Thirty for IS; Sixty-fve for $40;
One Hundred for $l5.
Agents wanted everywhere.
Unequaled Inducements offered to Ladies and
Gehts who will act as such. Our descriptive cir
culars will be sent ON application.
Distributions are made in the following man
r:-Certifcntes naming each article and Its
value are placed in sealed envelopes, which are
we'll mixed. one of these envelopes containing
the Certificate or Order for some article, will be
delivered at our Office, sent by mail to any sd-
Dress without regard to choice, on rece pt Of 25c
On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will
see what article 1t draws and its value, and can
then send ONE DOLLAR, and receive the article
named, or can choose any other one article on
our list OF the same value.
Purchasers Of our Seated EnUel0pes may, In
this manner, obtain an article worth from one to
five hundred dollars.
Long letters are unnecessary. have the KIND
ness TO write plain directions, and In choosing
different articles from those drawn, mention the
style desired.
- Orders for SEALED ENVELOPES must in
every case be accom- panied with the cash, with
the name OF the person sending, and Town, county
and State plainly written.
Letters should be- addressed to the Managers,
as follows:
SHERMAN, WATTS 4. CO.,
81 d 80 NASSAU STREET,
oc2o-sm New York CITY. =
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Fresh Cream Cheese and Goshen Butter.
gTSHE above-named merchandise for sale ut re-
tail nv [feb2l JOSHUA BEAL
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JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS.
A b. GRIsWoLD CO.. (old firm Of Hyde
"A. Goodrich, established atty years., Manu-
facturers and Importers Of Watches, Jewelry,
silverware, Cutlery, Guns and Pistols; Corner oil
Canal and Royal streets. srs.,sas novla-y
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Fred. ID. ItE,s2sNrd.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs bill
i friends and the ublic generally, that he ha.
increased his facilities for doing business and II
now fully prepared to execute all orders for manu-
featuring and repairing all kinds of 9f
CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES,
WAGONS,
CARTS AND
WHEELwRIGHT WORK
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-15

WAsHINGroN, January li.-A=sociai.
Justice Field to-day delivered the 0niu
{ i3n o! the luiteu States Suurcme .tsur.
Ia the Missouri test oath case, John A
CumGlin~, "a Roman Catholic priest. WHO
was iudicird fof preaching and teaching
without taking lne oath Prescribed IN
the consultation Of That state. being n,e
plaiHill m error. The court decided M
test Oat.i unconstitutional ia this case
Acing Iu the nature Of a p-urisbmant
without "a trial, aud iu its character OK
post facto, and 8s d ill o: attsiuier M,
pcHtment ri the cutJJ below is reversed
with directions that the plaintiff shaI,
depart without delay.
Associate Justice Field also delivered
an opinion OF the court in the ex parte
cases of Garlaud and Mari. VIM
having taken a part in the rebeL
lion, ask II be re-slmitted 10 uras.
lice. The court buld that a. tba
statue imposes 3 punishment which NAV
not be punishable at the time tue unesse
was committed, it Is ia Its nature an px
post Tacto Law, aud ;hat attorneys are
not officers 81 the UIited States, thouaE
they arc officers Of the court, and haiu
their Offices during -uod behavior and
that the cOUru Is mt the register OF the
edits of any other power. The appli
canis Obtained ap1Tiun from the preSi-
dealt, which relieves them rom The CON
81 the oisenHe aud makes
them citizens IN the view 81 the law.
what they were before the ofense was
for cOugress canH0t limit the
preIogatiye OF mercy. neither can il be
by Legislative restriction. There
fure thai the prayers OF the peii-
TONERS must be graGied. Tie ruie
requires attorneys tu take this test
path misl br r~elclhdsd, and the order IL
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Roman wamea.

The ancient Romans, in some respects
we're 10 advance Of the present age IN
their practical physiological knowledge.
This was especially the case in the habits
Of the women. They seemed 10 be fully
aware Of the fact that q hardy race must
be born OF he6IthfHl mothers, and eonse-
quently any usage or practice likely to
affect iDjuri0usly the health Of women
was viewed bv the state with suspicion.
The muscles were systematically edu'
Gated. Frequent bathing was required
nv law. Large bath houses were es-
tzbIished, which were places Of com
mon resort. For seveTa! centuries of
the best sges Of Rome il was a
criminal offense for a Roman mother TO
drink intOxic itiug liquors Al the time
Of our savior on earth, and for a long
period after, It was considered infamous
for a Roman woman to taste Wl2a. For
n guest 90 offer a glass Of wine 10 o OF
the household was looked upon as adeep
insult, a. il implied a want OF chastity
on her part. History records several
deaths where they were put to death by
their husbands because they smelt Of
q" tometum.n The consequence Of this
physical training and abstinence from
al intoxicating liquor was, that the RO-
mans were noted for their endurance and
strength. Had we the same habits, with
our superior Christian civilization, We
should astunish the world by our physical
health sud strength.
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In Full Operation.

nfHIS time-honorei institution Is cnce mo;e
CORPS UF PROFESSORS RTE cueirs OF the
several schools are hllet by able and expe
rienced men. There are fvelitera y aud rcien.
Unc SchOO s, viz: OF AMBIENT Languages, Mathe.
N sIics. Chemistry and NRturei Philosophy.
Moral Philosophy ana Modern Languages. In
ADDITION 20 me above The board OF trustees
have established n school OF Commercial Sci
ence, with the vi " Of giving to the young men
OF the country "A business Education.
To graduates ia all these schools, Diplomas
are granted, and the degrees OF Bachelor OF
| arts ard Master Of Arts are conferred anon
Students who accomplish a certain course- The
nigh grade OF scholarship formerly required is
still maint-i il eli. We have a full Chemical and
PHILOSOPHERS Apparatus for the Illustration Of
the B~uujec;s Taught.
The location o. the College is unsurpassed for
health and geniali'y. II is situates midway
between the mountains AMI TIE $ aboard; and
during a career OF thiriy-three years, ana with
thousands OF young men Ia attendance, there
mss never been a de tn arising from malaria or
other local cause. We profess 20 edusnte
Young men not only morally and mentally but
physically ais.
Board is Sixteen Dollars per Month. Tuition
from $40 10 S'D, according 10 tile Bumber Of
schools attended. $50 will cover expenses OF
bOard, tickets fer three schools, InstTieolatiOn
and contingent fees for ten months.
Rooms Ia The college free of charge, bat The
student provides his own furniture, iurl and
lights. Young men who are preparing for tile
ministry ana those uisaDi-d by the late war
who are unable 70 pas their tuition, will be
allowed to attend any or all OF the SCHOOLS free
OF charge.
This College IL situated near Boydton. the
county seat or AeckienbuTg county, Virginia
Arrangements are made to transport students
from Ridgway Depot, on The Raleigh and Wei
don BailToad, whilst "A conveyance leaves Roam
oke station, on the Richmond and DanVilIe
railroad, on Mondays. Wednesday,, snd Fri
days, and tha Wolf Trap depot. ON the same
road, Tuesdays Thurs lays aud saturdays.
Wesolicit a liberal patronage from Maryland,
Virgins and North carolina, II, N the West.
South and Southwest.
Students will be received at any tine. The
second Term " ] commence on The 6th day of
LaN mnU nU naEN IN nAlA nraNN H.
and prepared for the oliege proper. For further
particulars addreSs~the Undersigned at Bos Il.
lon, Mecklenburg county Va
THOMAS e. JOHNSON,
ae2l- President Il, Il, College,
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=.


Fatalism in politics goes haod in hand
with fatalism in religion. The types are
precisely the same, and the state Of in
felIectual gloom sRd moral Inactivity
which produces the one, necessarily, in
gerders the other. Some years ago a
Swiss traveller described O villsge in the
Grison country, situated on the slope OF
q great mountain, of which the strata
shelved in The direction Of the place.
Huge erags directly ~0verhsnging the
village, and msssy enough to sweep The
whole Of Sc into the torrent below. had
become separated from the msin body of
the mountain in the course Of sges by
great assures, and then scarcely adhered
TO it. When they give way the
village must perish it is only a question
OF time, and the catastrophe may hap
pen any day. For years past, engineers
bad been sent from time 10 time 10 meas
ure the width Of the assures, and re-
ported them constantly increasing. The
villagers for more than one generation
bad been fully aware Of their danger
Subscriptions had been once or twice
opened in the Cantons and in Germany
10 enable them 70 remove yet they
lived on in their doomed dwellings from
year 20 year, fortified against the ulti-
mate certainty and daily probability Of
destruction by the common sentiment
things might last their time, and longer.
u is needless to say how much Of this
popular fatalism is exhibited in the
habitUal aequiescence Of modern society
in the political institutions under which
j. lives. The cracks and c~reyices in the
mountain which overhaugs our constitu-
tion-fouuded American system, are
constantly sounded by explorers, and
their reports are Y very r~eassUring
We are more and more convinced Of the
insecurity Of commonwealth, aud pO-
liticai sagaelty wholly fails TO reveal 70
"a the manner Of their reconstruction.
Yet We I've on 10 a kind OF provisional
safety, recoDciied to the constant
n~eighb0rhO0d Of danger against
which apparently, we can no
better guard ourselves than the vii
layers can prevent the fall Of their rocks.
Our statesmen live ca, not as disbeliev-
ing in the destiny predicted to them,
hut Is conscious OF Inability to escape
from il. Their rules Of conduct, their
professed principles, even their favorite
maxims-the olOrS CONNIE aloys Of KAU-
NITz, the dpres nous is deluge Of MET
TERSIcH-sll seem to indicate the
thorough consciousness that what exists
S provisional only, while to attempt to
tbe unknown future out OF tie
present is but the hopeless task Of a
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viii sell on the FIRST DAY o. JANUARY,
i lS67, at the late residence OF Mrs. 3. w.
Washington, in Monroe county, Ark halt
faile nom Indian BAY, the well-kbOHn FARM
belonging 70 the estate Of Mis-. \. ". Washing
ton, deceased. containing 23 acres of land. 21
OF which has been in cultivation, 100 now under
fence. food weIling aud outhOuses-exceIlest
gin house, press, etc.
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
deed Nr NHrnHnH.H-aH.-
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s. 90 on

Tickets for Ills Lottery cost - D1ULAI!
EACH. and car be purchased atthe principal
.t6Welry ana OF Ter stores on Canal street. and
At the principal hotels and bookstores - the
city.
Some Of the p dres ere now on exhibition In
The windows ar prOpriated To the lurro-e bv
NessIs. A. 4. on Wnid& Co, 3. A. Tyler. e. ii.
Il n~niernan anu Gaines 3 Half, Canal street.
ItigprCD0se1 tina tbs Lottery viii take place
at The close OF o - Bazsar, which Is 10 COM
meHce ia February ne1L
10 VIII be entirely unGa the preparation aud
direction OF gemtlen tn % high standing.
J.Rs HC0D, Precedent.
BABNET Il. NAuRY.
tecy OF tila Souflaern-HO 1ital Association.
PapersuIspsBSea to flaws LIE d fzHar will ulease
copy tais advertisements dec73 ~
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To caRREsroNnNETs.

no notice can he taken Of Anonymous com
munieaiions. Whatever IS intended TOT "a
sertion in the APPEAL, must be s"teentr
Gated by the name and address OF the
writer-not necessarily for pubicaiion' ouI
as a guarantee for bis good bath and re-
sponsibinty.
All business letters for this Office should be ad-
dressed to s. THE AFPEAL,' Memphis.
An Communication for publication must DC
written Oh enc side OF the page, and win
all other matters contested vita The edibo-
risl department, should be addressed; EDf-
ToRs oFrHE APFEAL, Memphis.
We cannot. a. q rule, undertake 10 return afu-
rles not found suitable for publication
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Diss0IailOH 0f CO-Partuership.

t't@ partnership heretofore existing between
a Larry Hafnisiad, j. W. Jennings and EoBert
On, under lhe name and style OF LARRY
sra CO., ln iha General
A-eaey and WnarfhDst business, is this day
niS9aNed 3y ft.u uzl CONSENT
lLi'S Aafiasted aili -Ooert Gibson, having
purchased ti- interest OF j. W. Jennings. wifi
e'HiiAHe the husiuc S "a dsr the same Sty G rs
1SIe.o4ofc, assuming an fabti Ties o. the Brn-
LARRY HARM~TAD.
=. ". JENNINGS.
- HJBERT GIBsON
HNENaNlNrf aAhNaTF u INT aursHE ns
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10, 600 Asparagus Roots,
Randolph Macon College, Va,

lust received at
y X. g. CRAIG q CO.'S Seed store,
80 Main ~, Jackson Block,
nnvgl Nam ,hru 800.
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The Jsl.ana.e IL

The wooden houses Of japanese towns
ar au easy prey 20 fire, as Is shown bv
the destructive c-OIazCraiioa which i
reparied a. having occurred at Yoko-
haft7. 4 great lnss OF ife Jg burning
and subsection adtie4 10 the misf3rtgne.
u.irtSn i.s vbijst ftrs y 81 ,aSen oul
sng The udFcr.miuaiep: ilage Ufhauses
-. some British sailors who had been set
werk a. subaue lie Asmes, but fourd
i.o,or aud berame drunk, aud the in
- sufferiUg OF tie thousands Of poor
= u-snse houses we're burned. placed
tcsfvi ia 4 mcst distressing condition.
.et.sngh on The opposite side Of the
- f.sm %, Amerfcai whose people
4 ,ce ,sen - mneh suffering ct home
fom assaigg eiiesi eau ssinpalhlzt
VIII lhr m~.dHtu#ss ~ sbf ia70f 1E'
lafis=a,
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LANDS o SHE.
TtCO VtGLtSo Die Lots Of Land
J0r Sale.

UHfIE following two lots OF valuable Land will
1 be sold caeap. II applied for soon RorJh.
east quarter standardization Is. township 3,
range u, vest 'fuEca county. Miss. mme-
dIafely on the Aiiz ssippi rlvei just forty e0)
miles belOF &em phis. we'll wooded; and
northeast u ter of section an eleven, town
ships 81 taTee, range west, DeSotc county, Miss,
the latter heagilg tnssDeTed with walnut, beech,
maple and hickory. and In the Immediate
vicinity Gf q StN1nl1. For paTtienlaTs apply at
tonoling Hsum DADS APfEAI, k1. Ja Madison
street, Jansn
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NEW ADvERTxsEMsTs
IT'S NJ. W. REID.
500 REWARD.

MADE hts escape, from the Courthouse. In
VI tae town Of Covington, Triton county,
tenn, January ~, 1857. WI p. BUR8ETr.
VINO Is charged with nfu der. 10 Is abeut s.
years oiu, RED headed N~ArURALLY, but has bal
nose y considerably mashed from 4 blow on
so9le ktnu will weigh about 10 hounds. I
VIII give One IInBdre Dollars reward for MA
apprehension so that l can yet him.
ID. G. SLAUGHTER.
janis wv Eherfm Ttufpn cRuuf,. fenn
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MISCELLANEOUS
STARCH

ViHE most economical criticize that can be used.
L costing only about OSE CENT TO DO the wash
inc OF On ordinary slz-d family.
Gives a fine, lvory-like poll n TO linen or
Enegtu lily prevents the iron ara dust from
adhcringtO the cloth.
Makes Old linen look like new.
Goods done up with IL keep clean much
washing.
Warranted not 20 injure the clothes.
twenty-five cent? per cake. Liberal discount
TO the trade.
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DissOIutioM of PnrtnershfD.

flIIE copaTtnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, under the nrm and
name OF Chapsky Bros. 4 Co., al Main street.
an Chspsky BroA- + TOube. ts ana is5 Adams
street, has been dissolved by MUTUAL consent,
to d-tc from January Sth. Chhosky Brothers
will continue the business 1T III Main street.
and Mr.. $. TOube at III and i5 Adams street.
Chapsky Bros. will sstile ali clsinas against the
late nrni, and the niBOSe ARE authorized 70 coz
lect aud receipt fOi moneys due 70 the same.
MARK q CEAPSKY.
MAGHuS ChAPSKY,
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con :. c. Breeainrlare.

q Burleigh," New York correspond
ehE has written a paragra ph which Is
voinE the rounds 81 the radical PAPERS.
He states that some uamelcss person,
while ia Europe recently, heard Gen.
Breckenridge applaud tEe msgnaaimity
Of the north 5 unparalleled, ami pro.
bounce the clemency Of Che conn Ierurs
u~neq8alei IN history, etc. Gen. E-e-k
inTidge is also represented a. expressing
his astonishment az the biitduess and
madness Of the south ia not accepting
the humane aBd mefciui provisions Of
the constitutional amendment"
No Dan who knows Gen. BreckiHiidge
will believe q word Of ibis story. No re-
spectacle radical VIII believe il. The
whole story, like that about Beaure-
CARDS Mississippi speech, was invented
10 revive the hopes Of The JacoLjn rab-
ble. now so much depressed ny the de-
fat Of the amendment and the decision
Of the supreme courL-LOMsUalc Gtrigr
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made aecordingIy. Associate Jostice
! Miller. for himself, Chief Justice Chase
and Associates SwayBe and Davis, read
afs.onffr~ opfnfnn
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER

Lessee and Mansgsrw W. c. TIIomPsoN.
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Second week nfthe Eminent Lyric Traaedienn
NkSTYAId, The Magnificent.
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Gov .as -. .n...lsa omeer &c

Il was the last Austrian governor OF
Venice. the last Gessier 81 his race, Ten.
Alemann. The quay WAS thronged WIN
ueopIe-giris, national guards, oid tneb.
They made a silent path through lhein
20 the waters edge. whence passed. tae
Austrian, a bearded man OF iron gray
fun of those outward gTaces which are
learned IN his military school, = Eaan
who could command the execution Of
Kossuth or Garibaldi with quiet dignity
and 20 10 bed thereafter without remOfse.
He and histrOOps, who had silently salieu
away the night preceding ia the
aud without observation we're al OF
the stolid g-TaciOusDess Wh'oh oDey9
orders without passion ana execute ~
! iustica with the department Of a dancing
master. As his gondoias passed of, he
( raised his hat. Asiient waving OF hand
| kerchiess from the quay gave him fare
well. There was no regret IN The soul
Of any man or woman thus saluttug
him, except the natural solemnlty oil
this polite breaking of chains aud the
1 flush of freedom tempered Tor an instant
with the sudden comprehension OF us
grave responsibilities. His goBdOlief
landed him, still waving his hand upon
the deck of an Austrian ship. One gun
of adieu sounded over the lagoon, and
Venice contained no soldier save hel
own. no law bat the free behavior oil
her people, no flag, or any designation.
La Semaine des Eufants relates the
following story OF the trials Of strength
Ia the eighteenth century Louis ANli
who, a. is well known, was n OF the
strongest men OF that age, desired one
day to try the strength Of his list agalnsl
that Of COiine. They therefore seated
themselves at a table, and placing their
elbows thereon, each strOve 20 bend tie
arm OF his adversary. Coline, who was
A man Of tact, after a few moments
struggle. allowed himself TO he van
quished BY the king but Louis, unlike
most severeigns, was above hattery' and
cried out, " Coline, you are stronger
than I: 1 acknowledge myself van
! quished.u To this compliment Coline
made no reply, but on being asked
10 perform some new feat Of strength he
ordered a table previously prepared to
be brought into the room. He then
caused seven Of the Swiss guarttcmount
on the table, and handed them q pack OF
I cards. after which, SEEING the table
with one hand. he raised it with its bar
: den in the air. and placing the pivot be-
I tween his teeth. held the table - that
/ position during lie time required for the
! Swiss guard. W.C were seated on the
table, to play a game Of piquet. Louis
| XVI was 80 delighted at this perform
/ ance that he exclaimed "I0u are a
vgritable Sampson l grant y0u a pension
( OF six hundred livres from my private
Z Drrr1a %
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ANala.bIe Le.a bal &c..

The San Francisco Times Of Novcm-
her 18th, says "Quile a crowd Of peo-
pie were cUlieSted in front of the bank
Of California yesterday, watching the
struggles Of "a powerful team of horses
ln their attempts 30 nov a wagon load
uf silver bricks. The load was 50 heavy
that the wheels sunk into The cobble
stones nearly to the hubs. After a long
struggle, and The assistance Of several of
the bysianders, the team started the
load, which consisted Of about one hun
bred Large silver bricks from the state Of
Nevada
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-15
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE,

THE Winter Session viii begin Noyerbor Is
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ition Si0Q; One-half pay able upon entrances. the
remainder January =, 1857 Drawing, Ausie
aud Modern Languages, extra.
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