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STRATTON, COVER & co.,
WHOLESALE cRocERs
AND
COTTON FACTORS,
No. 22s Front Street,
No. ~ Front Street,


MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
WE have a first class FIRE-PROOF COTTON
w WAREHOUSE, in which we will store
n handle our own Cotton.
We are Agents for Boards IRON TIES,
and have ON hand 300 tons both OF the Lock
and Buckle Ties. And also have a choice sup
ply Of the following articles;
1900 Pieces Ragglng, Of the Eagle Ward
d Todd brands,
800 Whole and Half Coils best Machine
Rope,
100 Bales hest Ballng THlne,
500 Bbls Flour, from =. Harrison down
to common superlne.
100 Cks Bacon, clear Sides & Shoulders,
IS TleFees Hams, sugar.euFed 4 plain,
$50 Barrels Of Mess and hump Pork,
800 Kegs best Leaf Lard.
500 Packages Star Candles,
800 Sacks Coffee, choice Bio end Java.
40 Hhds Centrifugal and Porto kie0
Sugar,
300 Bbls sugar, all grades.
Also, Soda, MOlasses, Salt, Klee, etc, etc.
cal I'm
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SELECT SCHOOL
-FOH-
YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN.
NaJa M ~ "a NJ
WILL OFEN HER SCHOOL ON MONDAY
w September ~, 1897, AZ

WILL orEN her SCHOOL ON MONDAY.
w september ID, 1897, at
NO. 125 COURT STREET,
On the plan Of her former school In Nashville
Particular attention viii be paid % PHYsI-
CAL Caliisthenics VIII be daily
Elugnt IN the school, and private classes In
Dancing, As AN EXERCISE, viii be formed
AFTER school hours, 70 avoid the necessity Of
pupils attending dancing schools. during the
week. Vocal MdEc Will be daily practiced 70
exercise the voice, without extra charge.
Inc course OF instruction Will comprise all
ordinary English Branches and the Languages
Ancient aud Modern. No extra charge for
Latlns except when taught By y Professor.
French and Italian taught Dy Principal or By
FroiessOTs, Al the option Of parents. A class
in German, by Il Professor, VIII receive special
attention. The Natural Sciences and Higher
Mathematics taught by Professors-the forIner
by Lectures, illustrated by Experiment
A class in HISTORICAL READING win be
formed for YOUNG LADIES having finished
a week, Will be devoted to this, and young
aides in society will also be resolved a. stu
dents In Modern Languages or Music.
The reputation OF Mns. Knox. with regard
to MORAL TRAINING-the most imporiaui
parf OF education-b too well established 70
need
The object OF this enterprise Is to elevate the
standard OF female education IN the south.
Mrs. K. desires to dc FOR the young people OF
Memphis what she essayed 70 do for those oil
her own nome, in which efforts, as many OF
her old pupils Will testify, she was eminently
successful.
Mrs. *. would, through this medium alops
solicit the patronage Of her former friends and
patrons, aud of all who have not placed thsiI
children elsewhere. Sessions twenty weeks I'M
length, including Christmas Holiday Of one
week.
MoSTHLY TERMS. PAYABLE Al THE END OF
EACH MOETU:
Tuition in English from s. to SO, according
TO Glasses.
Tuition in French aud Italian. ~ Principal,
each IS.
Tuition in French. Italian and German by
Professors, at their charges.
Tuition IN Muslc at Professor charKes.
Tuition in Or wing and Painting at the regu.
lar price tAught in schools.
Tuition 10 Embroidery and Ornamental
Needle Work. IS.
Tuition In Dancing at Teachers charge, with
usual dsdu. zion made for Schools.
No Incidental Fee.
Pupils received at any time and charged til
end OF month. No deduction made except in
cases OF prOtrscted iliuess, or where there are
three or four pupils in a familv. aus Nv
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LATEST
BY
Night Dispatches.
IwEsrEax ASSOCIATED PRESS REroRTs.I

lNEsTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS
WASHINGTON, August 3l.-Speeial o.
der No. 429, from Grants headquarters
are as follows:
Commanders of military districts will
make no appointments to civil offices OF
persons who have been removed by
themselves OF their predecessors In COM
mand.
Brig.-Gen. Eastman is retired from
duty at Harrodsburg, KY, and ordered
to report TO the secretary Of the interior.
Brevet Brig. Gen. G. H. TOmpkins has
been assigned the position Of chief quar-
termaster of the fifth military district.
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
Chandler has returned to the city.
-Four clerks of the higher grades in the
internal revenue offices, who were dis
charged to-day, have been ~reappointed
first class clerks. 1t is contemplated to
make changes OF like character in the
treasury department.
The revenue receipts for the week are
s., 675,323 for the fiscal year TO date,
S242, 5S2, 707.
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SECOND DAY.

FIRST RACE-GAYOsO HOUSE STAKE
Nile heats for all ages, $50 entrance. Gayoso
House to add $3.50. Three or more to Ill the
stake.
SECOND RACE-Two mile dash. Purse %
Free for all ages. Entrance SIS
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DIED.

INVERSION the 18th instant, in Marshal
Texas, OF coHgsstive fever, F. NJ. MYKRs, form,
erly Express Messenger on railroads leading
from this city, and latterly engaged as Street
Railroad Conductor On Memphis City Railroad
Line. he leaves a wife to mourn his loss.
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TO THE READERs OF THE APPEAL.

" ~
The constantly enlargiug circulation Of the
APPEAL, and the generous support given 20
10th the Daily and Weekly issues by city and
country, assure the prOprietors Of the general
approval by the public OF lis course since II
came into their hands.
It's Past is the pledge it offers for the Future
II viii continue 10 -endeayour, in accordance
with the motto which il has adopted, TO say
those things only that are true n honest. It
has but a single Client, the People ofthe South,
and q will endeavor 70 Gdvise its readers
wisely. In that il may oftenfan; but its opin-
IONS shall always be honest and conscientious,
al least
Those TO whom its conduct is entrusted viii
continue TO endeavor to make the APPEAL &C
ceptabIe 10 its readers, and desirable IS a me-
dunn FOR advertising. The Masonic column
will hereafter appear every Saturday snd on
every Sunday reading appropriate 10 that day
and the preprietors hope, by close attention TO
the affairs Of the papers and once, 10 still en-
ti:Ie Il to the support and confidence Of the
people, on which alone it depends.
JOHN =. c. HOGAN q co.
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FOURTH DAY.

FIRST RACE-OYERToN HOTEL STAKE
Mile heats for horses owned in shelby county
September !, 1857. Entrance $50, play or pay
Overton Hotel TO add 500. Three or more q
MI, TO name and close 18th September, 1867.
SECOND RACE-"BANKERS' PURSE
Three mile heats Tor all ages. Purse sio00. En-.
trance so. Three or more to I'LL. Eztrancs
money to 90 TO the second horse.
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THIRD DAY.

FIRST RACE-"CIrIzEEs' PURsELTvo
mile heats. Free for all ages. Purse $500. En-
rance SO.
SECOND RAUE-Three mile dash for all ages.
$50 entrance. Three or more TO start Associa-
ton TO add 500. Second horse to save his en-
france w,onav
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MARRIED.

CRAIG-SMITH-Married on the 27th inst.
by the Rev. DR.. Mann, Mr.. F. NJ. CRAIG, Of Mis-
souri,, to Miss ANNIE E. SMITH, of Memphis.
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Trust &GLe.

DY virtue Of a Deed oTTrust made by Charles
ID PfannensIiehl and recorded in the Regis
ter's office OF shelby county. Tenuessae, IN
book No. 81. part 2, page jjs and following, /
will, on Saturday, the S-h september, 1857. in
front OF the COurth'use door # the Law Court
or Memphis, in Memphis, Tennessee. on second
tween the hours Of II o'clock am. and O'Clock
pm. Of said day, proceed 10 sell, at auction. to
the highest bidder. for cash, the fOuUwing de
scribed lot or parcel Of land In the city Of
Memphis. and designated on the plat OF said
city as part Of lot No. 81, tO-wis Beginning at
the northeast corner Of a lot On the south side
ofJeffersOu street known a. George CremWelIs,
IS feet WeStwsrdly from the intersection OF
Jefferson and Third streets; thence ~eastWardly
with tie south side OF Jefferson street 6fty-
eight feet to its intersection with Third street .
thence southwardly with the west side OF Third
street one hundred and fOrty-eisht and q half
feet TO an alley thence Westwardiy with the
north side Of said alley one hundred and forty
eight feet six inches TO the west side OF another
alley thence nOrthwardly with the east side
Of said alley thirty-siX feet TO the south bound
airy line OF said CromweIls lot thence east
wardly with said CrOmwelIs south boundary
line 8JH feet TO the southeast corner Of said
Cromwel's lot thence ~nOrthwardly with the
east boundary line Of said CrOmwell's lot one
hundred and twelve and a half feet 10 the be-
ginning.
The title to said property is believed TO be
perfect, and the equity Of redemption Is waived.
but convey as trustee only.
AUS I'd THOMAS LEIGH. Trustee.
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Nashville, August Is, 1857.
I, G. W. BLACKBURN. Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby. certify thar the UNITED
STATES FIRE AND MARINE Issuance
COMPANY, located at Baltimore, IN the
state OF Maryland, has produced 10 me
satisfactory evidence that said Company
has complied with all the requirements
OF the laws of the State OF TenneSsee inn
posed on insurance companies, aud I further
certify that GEO. w. L. CROOK, AGENT or
said Company, has also complied with the re-
qnirements Of the laws OF the State. made and
provided IN such cases. wherefore, said UNrTFD
STATES FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE Cow
PANY has authority to take risks and transact
tile business Of Insurance in this state, at
Memphis, Tennessee.
@. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Tenn.
GEO. W. L. CROOK.
6enerafInsurance Agent,
auo In AsI Main street.
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THE FALL MEETING OVER THIS COURSE
L will commence on the
FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBEH
CONTINUE SIX DAYS.
FIRST DAY.

FIRST RACELNURsERY srAKE--ws
the subscribers, agree 70 run a Sweepstake
hace over the Memphis Association Course, at
the FAN Meeting, 1857, with Colts and Ffuies,
two years old, one mile dash, SIS subscription.
play or pay the Association 70 add S5OO-three
or more TO m the stake, to name and close on
the 18th September, 1867.
SECOND RACESGREEN sTAKE'-MIs
heats for untried t~hres-year olds, $50 entrance,
play or pay. Association to give 500 Three
or more to I'LL the stake, to name and close the
18th September. 1851.
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EIFTH DAY

THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TURF
CONGRESS STAKE -Four mile heats Sub.
ject to the regulations which the COMMITTEES
appointed by the Turf Congress may adopt
The Memphls Association to odd 5000.
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THE DISCOVERY Of THE AGE.
MO material which has ever been discovered
~ has effected greater BENEFITS in the house
hold economy than
McGIMSEY'S MAGIC SOAP.

oIAA = l4AO1O oOAE .
1t is a labor saving invention. as we'll as an in
valuable remedy in Scurvy Scale Head. Erup-
tons OF the skin and Piles Dandruf is re-
moved from the head, the Teeth whitenEd and
cleans d, Plate and Jewelry cleaned, Stains
effectually nov from Carpets, Furniture,
Clothes, Paint, VsrniSh or Aarble. with the
greatest facility and without injury to the ma
terial. II IL a great saving Of time and LABOR
in washing clothes. It Is the only known Soap
which will wash FiaDnels with the ease OF cot
ton or linen without fuuiug or shrinking. An
these important objects can be effected without
injury to the skin or the most delicate fabrics.
II possesses no deletsriOus qualities whatever.
The world is challenged TO produce a soap
which possesses 50 many yalua0l properties
and which is so innocuOus and safe. 1t is q
home invention. and dehes competition in any
part OF the world. 1t has become a necessity
In Memphis, and its use is rapidly spreading
throughout the south, and eventually will ex-
tend over the Yankee states, North and south
America. Europe, Asia, Africa and Oceanica
Manufactured solely by &. 2. Mc6imsey, Men,
phis, Tenn, and sold at the following places in
the city At wholesale and retail Page q Co.'S,
Deans, Ry1Or's Drug store, Poplar street
Kings. d8ner OF Third and Adams Oliver 4
Co.'S DeSotO Block, Madison street; viii soon
be found at any respectable family grocery or
drug store. The proprietor is determined that
its manufacture shall keep pace with the rap
fdIy extending demand for its use. aul8
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BIG CREEK TOURNAMENT

A GRAND TOURNAMENT Ann
a ton vii be held on B z Creek I2 mile
rom Memphis near the residencs OF j. w
Ward, deceased,J on
Thursday, September s. 1867,
The proceeds to be Appropriated to benevolent
purposes.
Lists Open to the WOrId-FOur Splendid
Prizes!
First Prize-One splendid Saddle Horse. val
ued at $40.
second Prize-Oue elegant Gold Watch and
Al So.
Fourth Prize One pair Silver spur. valusd
al 80, % be presented 10 the most Graceful
rider by a committee OF i've young Iadfes- 10
De selected by the Judges.
OFFICERS:
W. WARD. ESQ, President.
TT. PEHTON, MD, Secretary.
IN. ESQ Treasurer.
Capt. l. DOUGLASS, Grand Marshal.
Dr. H.D. LEWIS, Assistant MaBhal.
OEAIOH OF TIE DAY:
HON. a. H DOUGLASS.
4tcdrder Of Prtzes-Capt. J. A. OnIey.
HerQi1-utArns-Capt. ]. H. lakewood
JHage1-B. +. Duncan Esq, s. j. Goldsbv.
Esq-C col George ~. Durham, Dr. Georze X
Dulcan. Cham Jones, Jr, FEQ.
CO19Hunes Of ArrangeHsnsa and Rscepd0a-Jno.
Harding, Chairman.
To rHE PUBLIC-Ample arrAuRsments will be
made 70 accommodate all.
A FREE E
Exercises to commence precisely at 10 O'Clock
am. Those wishing 10 enter a. contestants
viii make application 70 the Secretary al Mrs
J.. ". wards or 70 Jacob VOORHEES,. Esq. NO.
= Main street, Memphis The lists close on
Monday, the ID day OF September, ls57.
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TRUMAN bhlNNEh AkNLN NEALE.
SKINNER, NEALE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
HARD ARE.
CUTLERY, GUNS, Etc,
No. 525 Main St,
Bet. Vine st. and Washington Az,
su27 ST. LOUIS.
MEDICAL
ST. Louis, No.
81 OF 18G7-GS.

Faculty:
JOS. y. MCDOWELL, MD. Professor Of Sur
gerry and Surgical Anatomy.
JOHN \. MOORE, ND, Professor OF Theory
n Practice Of Medicine.
". NJ. MCPHEETERS. BID, Professor of Ma
terra Medica and Therapeutics.
]. 81. WALTERS, n ,PrOfessorOf Physiology,
Pathology and Clinical Medicine.
CHARLES U. CURTMAH, MD, Professor OF
Chemistry and Pharmacy
B. +. SHUMARD, ND. Professor Of Obstetrics
and Diseases Of Women and Children.
DRAKE MCDOWELL, ND. Professor OF Ten
ersl and Descriptive Anatomy.
JAMES Q. NIDELET, Md, Demonstration OF
Anatomy.
The Lectures Of the session Of 1878 will be-
gin on the first OF October, and close on the hrst
OF March.
Fees Tor the Lectures leach Professor $50 sos
Naturalization Fee paid only Oncel.--....-.. 5
DemOnst atOr's 10
Graduation .
Student, on arriving ia tns city, viii call at
the College, or al The Office Of the Dean, south
west corner Of Film aud Market streets.
JOS. n. MCDOWELL, MD Dean.
RuI7 DAWN
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SIXTH DAX

FIRST RACE-sALOON sTAKE-MiIe
heats, three best in five. Free for all ages
Purse $500. Entrance IS. Second horse 70 GET
the entrance money.
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AUCTION.
Hay, Hay, at Auction.

BY A. S. LEVY &c co.
IN BALES HAY, MONDAY, September ID.
~ at 10 o'clock. &C $50 Second Street
A. LEVY.
sci u Auctioneer.
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EOR RENT
An elegant Sleeping Room, at rs Main, up
stairs, furnished or not. sci Il
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Mile heats for beaten horses that have been run
al this meeting Entrances so. Purse 500
The Pool seller to add 500. Horses 10 be han
dicapped by a committee appointed by the
President. A 1. GIBSON,
tyD GOD Acting Secretary.
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Election for Directors
or THE
and Charleston &. Z. Co,

THE Stockholders In the Memphis and
i Charleston Railroad company are notified
that the annual election FOR nine Directors Of
said COmpany will be held at the office Of the
Company in Memphis, Tenn, and Huntsville,
Ala on Wednesday,, the uth day Of Septem-
Der. 1851.
Stockholders will be passed free for one day
before and until one day after said election,
upon exhibiting their certificates OF stock to
the Conductor. GEO. ROBERTSON,
au8Jt I'd SeCt'y and Treas'r.
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DNNWWA u NHU LNVEJ ONUHsa
GELECT French and English School for Girls,
- Mrs Annie Chamber Ketchum, Principal,
~ Poplar street The Fab Session will open
on the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
Toe number Of pupils is limited. aud all are
under the perEOnal care ana instruction Of the
Principal. aus I'm
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Memphis, August 81.

MASONIC NOTICE-The q
VI regular communication OF Ange IA
roma Lodge No. I6s, F. & A. NJ, wfu\
Der ID, az 8 o'clock. =
All Masons in good standing are fraternauy
invited.
BY order II. b. FORSTER, ". NJ.
JOHN BEAMISH, Sec'y.
August 81. lSb7. sci II
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10 r X K n t
Mrs. f. NJ. DawSOn's former Residence at the
head OF Adams street. Apply at No. IS Court
street. up staIrs. sci I've
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OF THE CONDITION OF TIE
UNITED STATES
FIRE and NARIEE INSURANCE CO.,
Located at Baltimore, Maryland,
ON 31st JULY, 1867.
CAPITAL:
paid mn onO TO0 A
L
A OF
Tupsu nrErnn

Bills Payable. 2
Losses adjusted and not dus.-.-..- a
Losses in suspense and waiting proof. "a
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-02-07

I The object contemplated in Mf. Ash
| lley's resolution Of impeachment is<ths
removal OF the President from office. IN
order that the government in which
rhad. Stevens is the controlling power
may be perpetuated. g
s. The President deserves to be i'm:
peached-ricbly deserves it;; ;sbut not
upon. the grounds the Radicals claim.
The citizens Of the North, like race
Of Gains, have imbued their hands in
the blood Of their brethern, without just
cause or provccation. The treacherous,
malignant. and devilish cabal at Wash.
rington told us il was 10 preserve the
Union and uphold the supremacy Of
the Constitutions. The result has PROV
ed thesreyerse. The war was waged 10
suhjugate and impoverish the; South, TO
rob them Of their. slaves and hold the
people in cold blooded vassalage, at the
feet Of a N W England obligarcby. -,
/ The war was not. waged 10 preserve
the Union and uphold the .Constitu-
lion but is was waged to destroy the
one and subvert the other and before
God the dread thing has been accom-
plished. - -..... s.. -. E..
We say the President deserves to be
impeached. When lie found out tia.
the Radical Congress disregarding Con
sIilutionel~ obligations disfranchising
entire States aud keeping legally elect
ed Representatives from their seats in
the halls Of legislation; when he saw
that band of usurpors were bent upon
wiping out ten States from the Union
and reducing themcto territorial con,
di,ion for no other pretence under. hea.
ven than to secure arenewed lease oi
power and to crafty sectional hate, he
should have. arrayed the forces at his
command and driven the lawless ruff,
fans out of Washington at the point o.
the bayonet. Tile people would have
rallied in defence of their constitutional
rights anil privileges, and would have
upheld him in everv measure 10 pro
tect tho integrity. Of the Union. -
| 1t may be, that We shall yet have &c
prepare for such a contest. IL such
should come-which Heaven avert
the memories of the past, and the hi,
milistions of the present, will tell mos
fearfully upon the towards and dastard
who are lording it so arrogantly over ;
proud, but submissive and ,defenceles'
foe. -. '.
- Hackensqrk tN. ~ Democrat.
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Hdckensdrk tN. ~ Democrat.

REPORTED Views OF SECRETARY
STANTON ON THE SITUATIoN.>-The
Washington co, respondent of the Dos-
ton Post sends the following 10 that
journal: ~. 80
Hon. John Covode called upon Se-
cretarv Stanton Yesterday, and there en-
sued 3 hong and friendly discourse on
the status Of the country. Mr.. Stanton
appeared very desirous Of discussing the
current events Of national import, End
expressed himself freely. He confessed
that from the very outset the disputa-
sions Of the Executive and Legislative
branches Of the Government had caused
him The livliest alarm, which, since the
movement toward impeachment, had
increased to AN apprehension of rerolu-
ton and anarchy. The burden Of his
remarks was in regard to certain acts
Of the President and Congress, and be
pointed gloomily to the deleterious ef
fects Of each upon the nation. In part
ing with Covo1e, Mr.. Stanton remarked :
/ / aided 10 place two millions Of men
in the field TO put down the rebellion ;
three hundred thousand have bitten the
dust and an equa! number are cripples
lthrous bout the land; and yet, with all
this tremendous effort and corresponds
ing sacrifice, the country, in my judg
ment, is shadowed with gloom Of a dark
er hour than was incident TO any crisis
Of the latewar.' This-latter expression Of
Mr.. Sianton's solicitude is given me with
scrupuIous exac,iiude by gentleman
INFINITELY acquainted with every circum:
stance in. the premises and whofurther
svers that the Secretary seemed COM
pletely unnamed when he uttered the
last remark, and abruptly turned from
bis. visitors to conceal his emotion" :
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METHODIST ProrEsrANrs OF Ala

Il METHODIST PEorEsrANTs OF Ala
D4NA, AND GEoRoIA.4Bisbop Andrew
Informs US, says the Southern Christian
Advocate, that at the recent Conference
of the Methodist Protestant Church in
,AutaugaviIie, the sui ject OF holding \
Convention oflhat Church next May in
Montgomery, partly to consider the
question of union with the NJ. e. Church,
South, was fully considered and report
ed upon favorabls, BY unanimous vote.
or course, the union Is contingent upon
the passage of The General Conference
resolution admitting lay representation
into our Church. Bishop Andrew
thinks that this measure, as also that OF
change Of name, will undoubtedly pass
las they ought to do. We learn that
| the recent Meihodist Protestant Confer:
snce in Georgia took similar action 10
that of, Alabama. .-..,..- .,s
= A NEW BfpFoRD LADY lately wrote
to a Publishing house for copy. q
I" Geliert, or Trust 10 Gcd," received iht
sad reply, !" There's no Trust in God tc
.be found in Boston" -.,-s".. .
( .TnE prosperity efEBahimore at ih'
present time ia unprecedented. -
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VOLUME KIM


! Tho cheers
Through ths. long night the Winds are
wailing; 81. = ~ (.
Dark clouds above the earth ARE trailing
Tears from. the skies are falling fast
And sighs are borne upon the blast
{. For she winds Of the night are wailing.
Inc lone cot sit watchers weeping, II.
Near Ida's couch their vigils keeping;
Tears from their eyes are falling fast
The rose lies crushed-its fragrance past,
And watchers. the watchers are weeping. e
3Ceasef Watchers, cease ! light crowns the
morrow; -. -, -.
/. Here ali 10 change--life's fecked with sor-
row; " 50 -.
Stay not her joy-Henyen Is fair
Peace ever reigps--lovsd ones are there
-oeasei watchers, ceasel, light crowns the
=. morrow. ..' A. ...
The dark clouds part, the morning beame'h /;
Calmly she rests as one that dreameth;
She heeds not now the watchers moan
Angels have borne her spirit home, 49,
9 To dwell In light that ever beameth. 81