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The New York herald., 1867-03-24

A UCTroNEERs ARE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED
"A the undersigned thai his facilities for quick Print
ing unsurpassed the style and corecnsss Of his Data
oues beyond competition inspection viii which,
together with his low prices make matter Of great ad
vantage and interest 70 have their Printing done BY
JOHN P0LHEMUS, 102 Nassau street, New York.
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DROOKLYN-TOL LET-PoSSESSION IMMEDIATELY,
10 handsomely furnished three story high stop House
In Washington all modern improvements with four
lots of ground elegantly laid out o garden. j. G.
BAILEY, 10 Fifth street. N. r. n Court St. Brooklyn
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a j BOuART, AUCTIoNEER
oALESROOM CORNER FRANKFORT AND WILLIAM
near he

Personal paid the sale Of Household Furniture
OF families declining At their resdences ALSO
20 Mortgage and Assgnees sales Hors0s, Carriages &C.
and to the sale Of Real Estate at the Merchants. Exchans
Furness Esq, IS John street. John b. Durham. ESQ., %
East Ihirteenth street; Lewis rninps Es9 ~ sxtn
l. vutee, Esq. 20 West Twenty hfth street, Captain Fa
rote 70 Fulton street; a. IL Schrener cashier Chatham
bank; Robert r. Andrews, Esq, lN Canal street; John
Watson, Esq., Comptrollers olce W. r. Seymour. ESQ.,.
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BUSINESS VI NOTICES.


Auction Sales This Day.
T. NJ CATER win sell this dsy, on Browns Wharx at
t1ree-Quarters past O'Clock sides and butter. III
MILES DRAKE win sell this day, at his store corne. OF
King and Liberty Streets at 10 O'clock dry goods cloth.
ing. &c. g 4s&5&.@ss5 %ss,$ sS# Es2 AZ
MCKAY l. CA2fPnf1L win sell this day at their casl,
auction house, No. IS Ease. street. oppoete the Post
Office ct 10 o'clock assorted goods to close consi-
ments. F%f3 # fTF5%
R-&A. p. CALDWELL win sen this day, bsfore their
store at 10 O'Clock, 45 tubs butter. S5
Mnl1aAr Son viii sen this day, at 10 O'Clock at
10 "a Vendue Range. wrapping paper. sosps, &C. 55
5ETroRDs q Co. will sell tbs day. In front OF their
store. No. - vndse Range ct 10 o'clock, shoulders
hams, strips, &c. & ,%.S 45 z :995, /
LAuREx q AIErXsDEa wfn cell this day. in Union
Wharf stores, At ha&past 10 O'Clock lot OF corn.
C1nToRo MATHHwxs win scl this day, at their once
No. SO Broad street ct Il O'Clock. furniture, &c,a
j. A. Emow & co. WIN son. this day, on Kerr,s whs-i
at n O'Clock $50 bags genuine Peruvian guauo IN
JACOB OoHEa Co;win this day Il tho north of tho
Exchange, at II O'Clock. vacant lots on Hinons street
sold this day by tho United stses
.er, at 1ooc1ock on Southern Wharf, hotses, 1nse c
VIE be sold pndar the direction Of JXGiW:Gaxr, Has
tsr in Equity at old Custom Eouse at II o'cock ct
Of lana No 100 Traad street. with the buildings thereon
Hxnsr Cos1A CO. wn sell tts day, in front Of their
store; ct 10 o'cloca hams, ...a. N @
II BEuas BE w1 ssr thts dsy, at 10 O'clock In hont
Of their stora, no. 70 East Bay, 2S boxes cheese.
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HEAR REASON !

STRENGTHEN THE DEFENCES!
When garrison apprehends an attack from an outside
enemy what does It do? It STRENGTHENS THE DEFEN-
cEs The human system at this period Of the yesr is
becaguercd bgS7norbd influences. The atmosphere Is
full OF them Every change Of weather lays tho feeblo
open to their attacks What is to be done order to
baflo these unseen but active foes STRENGTHEN
TIE DEEENcEs. Do you ask howl The answer is Sim
ple-the means within the reach Of all Reinforce the
vital organs and tho nervous system wi HOSTEL
TERs B1TTERS. Tone the stomach, regulate the bow
els rouse the sluggish LIVER cheer the spits enrich
and purify the vital current with HOSTETTER'S BIT
1ERs. Tha Is the way to STRENGTHEN TIE DEEEsoEs
and render tho capital OF health 1mprcgnable Nyou
wish to escape bilious headache inte mitten fever ln
sesuon, and nervous vsitadons-to enjoy in all its
plenttude tho blessing OF :" sound mind In sound
body, use this Incompatible preventive and restora.
tive It preserves health in the healthy, and renews 1t
in the weak and ailing
. f.
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Knew thy Destiny.

MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great English Astrolo-
gst Clairvoyant and Psyohometcian. who has aston
ished the scientific classes of The Old World now
Gated herself at Hudson, n z. Madame THORNTON pos
sesses such wonderful powers Of second sight
bic her to impair knowledge Of the greatest importance
to the single married Of either While state
Of trance she dolneates the features the person
you to marry and BY the a1d of instrument Of
tense power known the Psychomotope guarantees to
produce ieke picture of the future husband or wife
Of the applicant together with date Of marriage position
IN Afe leading traits Of character, &C. This is
bug as Thousand Of testimonials assert She viii
send, when desired. certified certificate, written
guarantee that the picture is what it to be- By
enclosing small lock of hair aud stating place Of birth
age disposition and complexion and enclosing fifty oents
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself you will ro
ceve the picture and desired information By return mail
Al communications sacredly confidential Address, in
confidence, Madame E. F. THORNTON, P. O. Box 22s,
Hudson, N. Y. 1y March 80
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Free to Everybody,

A Large pp. Circular, giving information Of the
greatest importance to the young of both sexes
It teaches how the homely may become beautiful the
despised respected. and the forsakcn lov ed
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send their
address. and roccivc copy postpaid by return mail
0g Address p. o. Drawer 81,
March so Tyr Tro, N Y
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LOCAL MATTERS.
To Correspondent.

We arc continually receiving communications on
political and other matters from persons who do
not attach tLor proper TO the articles sent
and VIC take this occasion Of repeating that nothing
Gun be published in The DAILY NEWS without
being indorsed by some responsible individual.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-02

For restoring strength and appetite, use the great
Southern Tonic PANkS1Ss HEPAT1c BrrrERs md you
viii not bo disappointed For sale by all druggists tn
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Dr. FRANCIS L. PARKER has been appointed
physician to the Charleston Jail by his Excellenoy
Gov. ORR. ". t u2 .~.a."
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rI1E TING To ADVERTISE IN THE
W COUNTRY.

The Daily South Carolinsan as Columbia is now sent
to Postoce in the State Being the oncc paper
of the State It will be found at the present time espe
chilly valuable to merchants and others doans
themselves Of very largo circulation. ..
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-02

Il you want chesp Blank Books;
II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &C.;
you want Printing executed neatly; :
Hyou want Books bound IN any style, orAccornt
Books made to ordsr, with any desired pattern Of
ruling, go to HIRAM HARRIS, No. 50 Broad street.
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TIE PHGMx has largo circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts Of the State. Advertising
rates reasonable tho srngoncy OF tho money
ket will warrant Merchants and otors wishing to use
tho columns Of the paper win address
#" JULIAN A. sELDY, Proprietor
February rs N#. Columbia s. c.
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Browns BRONCHIAL TRooHEs clear and give
strength to the voice Of Singers and are indispen
sable to Public Speakers.
y recommend their use to Public Speakers"
REv. E. II. CHAPN.
They have suited my case exactly, relieving my
throat, and clearing the voice so that could sing
with ease" T, DUCHARME.
Chorister French Pa: :ish Church, Montreal.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines.
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CORNELIUS BEeLY. a tcle2raphic messenger of
tender years, in an encounter yesterday with one
Of his conpeers, sustained facial injury, rot
likely; however to be attended with serious conse-
lucnces.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
3 .S OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL. ~

:,ssss5 9sa Marrh 4 1967f &s.
"A IL AND PERSONS RETAu-
II s7rshaous liquors, within the cisy nnnita VINO
have not e1ecnted their bonds and taken ont rsuper
cards to show that they have license eel win bo re
ported as not complying with the Inv, after iondsy 5h
Inst. .%} ti~t r7s
Those who hnve cards ere hareby pqHnedto have tbs
sauzS placed IN conspicuous place III tic window All
tahng TO opsArva this noee VIII alto bexercktsd xtor
fhe eeOoVe.toen1to1ed1 1naes - yWs II. 6h4eF1st
q March 55S8 ssxs4!S CLARK or Council NJ s
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DOWIE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, W1NEMAN & CO.. Aeenfs-

THosE who oyertax the voice in singing OF pub
dc speaking viii dnd Browns Bronchial Troches"
exceedingly useful, enabling them to endure moro
than ordinary exertion with comparative ease,
while they render articulation clear. Fer Throat
Diseases and Coughs the Troches are Of service.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-02

TIE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH CAROLINA is re-
newing its youth. we correctly informed d
feature hos been added to the ssOrder OF Busi-
ness" at the regular monthly meetings Of this
venerable society, which is calculated to attract
large attendance to its learned discussions.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-02

Passing away passing awayl @
Each Tooth Wash Of former day. @a
sozoDoNT gives the coup de grace,
! Goodbye to the humbugs let them pass
tus2
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EXCELSIOR! EXCELSIOR
CEIASTELLA
HAIR EXTER MlhAT0R.

Nor Re"oV1nB SupeI7a0ous Hair.
TITO THE LADIES ESPECIALLY, THIS INVALUABLE
Il depiatory recommends itself being an almost In
dispensibe article to female beauty, is easily applied
does not burn OF inuro tho a but acts directly the
roots It is warranted to superuous hair from
low foreheads from part OF the body. copletely
totally and radically exhrpaEg the sarne leaving the
akin sof smooth and natural. This is the only article
used by tho French and is the only real eecuai depa
tory in existence Price rs cents per package post
paid to any address, receipt OF IN order, by
BERGER, SHUTS & co., Chemists !.
March so Tyr No. ass River st., Troy, N. Y
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100000 fellow beings annually sacrificed on the
altar OF ignorance three million daily, hourly,
nomentaraly, suffering from diseased Lungs, who,
by the timely use Of MARspENs PEoroRAI BALM.
would enjoy perfect health. For sale by all drug.
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k53i[;liXi:;I0I1f(

Stiles ell insects TINT breahe through their skins E
celent defence against gold hy Drur.
3ists everywhere. HARRIS e CHAPMAN, Boston. a
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AUCTION SALES.

Cncese! Cheese! Cheese!
VII be SOLD. THIS DAY. I'd nst in front OF Store.
No. u East Bay. at 10 o'clock
- Is BOXES CHEESE. April 2
s'E nSTRsT e efsGr%t 4 Of aGMS%sDsk e s2nss1sd
storco "a instant VIII DO sold. in Union Wharf
cernel --. - "~~>N' - - go 49, 49,
c,:s sSs seeks CORN. slightly damaged.
-oU oVo-.0os casn. April
nr 4a1is GzTRES e Sess41 6 e & s2Ssne
a pA pa "a instant viii b. sod before our store
10 boxes HAMS
Conditions cash. .0N Anr,o
Sa9uasIsi n% nSGkhR szigs y Hems 3sx Ge4ss; 3e.
THIS DAY q No 1ss ps,t IN 1x soId
200 SHOULDERS AN''' ''''' 1' ~ o e'0ck' ..a
zoo zoo ftaps Malps
bbls. Vinegar .#"
boxes Java Coffee u
Boxes Chocolate. Soup, salaratus Mustard, Pickles
&C Conditions cash. Ap,,,o
BY Il. M. CATER,
"au oe eo'o on browns o,T Whar t6reequarers past
IS bids strictly choice CLEAR RIBBED SIDES
Conditions cash: Apnl2
BYR. "a. f:uey 2. CALDWELL.
THIS Day the I'd nat wi be sold before store
45 tubs GOSHEN BUTTER.
Conditions cash. Apri1
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY, Nh.
The Prouadest Institution for Suui1lqs ~ he Cl,,
rH1s ID DAY tho "a April, at II O'Clock, viii Re sold
at at the ne old Custom House, under the direction Of
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings there.
lately known by the number ioo tbe eser ana now or
ton OF q Tenement house. measuring in front on sad
On street. east on land Of Francis Iuquercron and
Termsone fourth cash; balance in five equal succes
sve @ ents with interest at the rate OF per
Buildings fo be- Insured ana sn ee
policy assigned Purchaser to ply for papers -
A., Nv: GRAY.
AP1a VS. tu1 Master in Equity.
N'So'sse MeE&% kacas e e%mfSsYg eass fe2nssg1'en;s
Cash Auction House,
REGULAR % SALE DAYS Every TUESDAY silSS; aS6
1NH % sell es1oa1 1a1s DAY commencing at 10 o'clock
Boots and Shoes
Clothing 0""
Hoop Skirts
Notions and Jewelry.
WA1oEEs, Caa5;,,aEs She Shot Guns. Hosiery, &c. &c
a nase e resstaeace s9ne iss; No. street,
"0u'e &2}Maekz a%sss:n12 Z ,4i2PassfMsfGsRng
~A0~AsO"' W AA6tAnC dC " O'CLOCK
ooNs1sTNG OF:
pARLOR FURNITURE. Bedroom Furniture, Carpets.
Dining Room Furniture, &c -
Ono superior seven-octave ROSEWOOD PIANO.
ALSO, @
al1C nlTcHEN FURNITURE and Cooking Utensils
sale. rl ""5 @@fII -oS''SA - Assy, 10y q y.
By n. M. MARSHALL g. BRO,
Hrokers and Auct1onccrs. No. 80 Brcnd-xt
On TOMORROW, at 10N O'Clock, will be sold
EXTRA FINE BUGGY MARE thorouglbred sta1
non, Mules, Horses, Durham Cow. 7' T---#
ture, crockery, &c. Aprii2
DISTRESS SALE.
TO be sold. on TOMORROW the Sd OF Apr;I at 10
o'clock A. NJ, at the corner OF Smith and Vanderhorst
STORE '~ p F1VNN po;1;T sHA
April 2 N' 1~' A' '
BANNETT SCHUK, 5:
Auct1oncer and Commission Merchant. q,
NO. 80 King street, below Broad street,
Ouers Ms services for the sale OF MERCHANDISE III
a1anf forfh fhae c.4oa
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STRASBURGER & NUHN.

TOYS, CHINA, States AND SLATE
y. PENCILS.
GTRASBURGER L. NUHN, FORCED By TIE RAPID
~ increase of their business and tbcr present made
Quate accommodations, have made Arrangements to re-
fro. No IS Maiden Lane to the extensive lofts Of
No. 994 BROADWAY, near Canal street. New York ON
the 18th of March Offering there to huyora better in
ducements than ever before. thssu3nos February %
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TOBACCO, YARNS, ROPE,
on BOXES OF TOBACCO. PoUNDs PRIME DUAL
CV rIY, at 35c. per fb s"@ :. --N~ 60 -
price from SOC to 81 rs Per b ~ =. =
90 boxes plantation Tobacco, at 2Oc per fb
and 10 b packages at SOC per fb T1 7'>'' ~ > i
Genuine Killicdnick Smoking Tobacco
). Green's Genuine Durham smoking Tobacco
a5 81 rs per dozen 3 .4IIs7 hi - >:7 80 - =" =
Scotch snun. Powhattan Pipes &c :i v
10 oal acorgaa Yarue. assorted Noa. at 50 IS per
go coils Kentucky Bale Rope TIC per tb. XII
For sale at No IS HASEL STREET opposite tho Post.
office, by ''-""- - B HTITTAT T ~
AprQ '.- - ~
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocuEs-ssYour Troches
are too wen and favorably known to need con1nen-
dataon." Hon. CHAs. A. PHELPS, g~:
-. Pres. Mass. Senate
my communication with the world has been
very much enlarged by the Lozenge which now
carry always IN my pocket; that trouble in nv
throat (for which the Troohes are specifc) hav-
ing made me often mere whispsrer.n
N. P. WILLIS.
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LAND PLASTER, LIME, &c.
O00 BBLs LAND PLASTER FOR MANURE
AOO 600 bbls Lime 7II"- ......
For % sale by oLNEY CO.
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TIE CHARLESTON Board OF Trade to-day cele-
brates its first anniversary, and from tho indica-
tioEs We have been seeing in progress for
several days at the northeast corner of Hnyne and
Meeting streets, We have no hesitation in announc
ing that the dinner tonight in the largo dining
hall Of the Charleston Hotel will bo one Of the
finest, if not the very most splendid banquet ever
given in this city.
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BANNETT SCHUkk, f.
Auctaoncer and Commission Merchant n,
NO 50 King street, below Broad street.
. ohers his services for the sale Of MERCHANDISE
cay ana mig ut at his store also sale of Stock
Bonds Real Estate vessels Horses and Produce sest
9S reforences Will be given. Consenments soHcii.I
Terms moderate and guarantees satisfaction. = =
March 20 %"r@ |I'71 -
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WE SINCERELY BELIEVE that the mother who neelects
to provide Mrs. WNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for her
suffering child, deprv1ng the little sufferer Of the
remedy of all the world best calcuated give rest and
restore it to health There is who has ever
used It, but What will tell you at that 1t will regu-
late the bowels and give rest and health the child
.snd Is perfectly safe II all caaes
Be sure and call for
"MRs w1NsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP"
Hsving the fac sfnile Of COURTS / PERKns" on the
outside wrapper. All others are baes iu1tatons
For sale by DowIE : NOISE, No. 151 Meeting street
opposite the Charleston Hotel
& Matcn ~ f,a 4@ ~ = stuthS
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February 25
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The s'KISo MANSION" corner Meeting and
George streets, long the residence Of late es-
tecmcd fellow-cltizen, Judge MITCHELL KING, is
now undergoing thorough repair, and is, We und~ :.
stand, shortly to be opened 6rst-class private
bonrdng house. Its central situation and adapta-
bllity for such purpose will no doubt commend
the house to those who may be seeking cool and
pleasant apartments for the summer.
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We WOULD call the attention 81 purchasers to
the advertisement Of Mr.-I. n RoBsoN, Agent for
DUPoNr's Powder. Ho has large and complete
stock, which viii always be kept up, and which he
VII daily dive to any part or the city. The
Messrs. DUPONT commenced the manufacture Of
powder in 1901, and nave kept their powder up to
the standard, and an experience Of thirty years
With their former Agents here have always given
complete satisfaction. Their establishment is one
Of the largest in the United States, capable ot txn-
ing out one Thousand kegs daily, with capital
over two million dollars invested, thus giving q
guarantee that purchasers can depend On what
they set. ME- Roasoa is prepared to sell at lowest
market rates and, indeed, low as II can be or
derad from the factory in small lots.
sMarch.18 &taA; atrfh1nnn
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District Judge, GEORGE 8. BRYAN presiding, in the
absence Of the Circuit Judge.
The United States Marshall returned the ven1res.
and . sufficient number Of Jurors not answering to
their names, venire was issued for tales Jurors.
The Grand Jury were dismissed until April 18th,
to give D. T. CoaBN, Esq, the newly appointed
District Attorney, ti1no to prepare business Tor
them.
The Petit and Pleas Jurors were ordered 10 at
tend this day, when tho Issue Docket will be
called. .'%
The case Of the United States us ". 81. PH11-
Lns Of Pckens District for violation Of the Inter-
MAJ Ao'elue Laws, was called, and, on motion Of
Messrs. potter 4 CONNER, counsel, for the do
fendant, it was ordered that the case be trans.
ferred to the District Corrt, to be held at Graen-
vile in August next, ard that ali the pnpera and
recoRnizances be certified IN that Court. .--.-..l
The petition Of JoHN ). MoLuaE, E. :. Ponrrn
md cHAs s. BnIoE for admission to practice n tba
United States Courts for South Carolina was iroad
by G. a. sutoaToS, ESD, and, on his motion, tho
petitioners were admitted and commissioned. :&5
We understand that there is q quantity Of brsi-
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Vacant Lots on SS,,,ons street.
By JACOB COHEN g. co.
VIII be sold THIS DAY. I'd April IL O'Clock at the
north Of tho EXCHANGE F4s4
LOT No. d. measuring seventy (7u) feet on simons
street, by two hundred and twentyfou 224) feet In
depth - - 49, '---
ALSO,
LOT No. o. same dimensions as above. .
Terms cash. Purchasers puy us for papers
It0. /. -. n - 1~1>
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January a - Nv v. a. SMITH. cie4s =. oou,,!.,.s
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March so
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-27

7 IBERAL ADVANCES-Suppl at Whole
/ A sale Prices. Comm ssion scr selling Cotton,
One Dollar per Bale. nos
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-27

PRAIRIE firescontinue to rage in nearly
all sections Of the West. They have been
particularly severe in western and north
ern Missouri and KRnsas-in many in-
stances destroying whole farms. I'M
messe amounts Of property have been
destroyed. The swRmps in southeast
Missouri are said TO be mass Of fire,
and along the IlliRois Central Railroad,
for q distance Of one hundred miles, the
prairies are burning. In Union county,
Illinois, the flames extended into the
woods, which are now on fire. No relief
is looked for until q heavy general
rain falls, Of which there is no imme.
diAte prospect.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-27

A Paris letter ssys: The Prince OF
Wales has become quite an animal he
looks like Henry VIII, and acts like
George ". But we AmeriCa ans must not
say one word even against him. How
did he act st the Exposition towards
our poor little humble department! You
must know that in thst monster house
the world Is represented. Nearly
eyery nation has a cafe; for It is too far
out OF the city to return always TO lunch
or dinner. OF course he is looked upon
as being the head OF the greatest nation
upon earth, and great preparations were
made for his reception, but be declared
he would take his first lunch nowhere
but in America, and, to begin with,
drank three sodawateFs without stop
DinQ
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The Duke Of Arpyle tells good story.

The Duke Of Argyle tells good story.
He was travelling with the Duke Of
Northumberland in first class carriage on
the Northeastern Railway. At one OF the
stations little commercial traveller got
in. The three chatted Familiarity until
the train stopped at Alnwick Junction.
Here the Duke Of Northumberland got
out, and was met by train Of huDkeys
and servants. The commercial traveller
said to his remaining companion. ''Yes, Z"
said the Duke Of Argyle, " he is the
Duke Of Northumberland. "Bless me, -
exclaimed the bagman; land to think
that he should have been so Rffable 10
two little snobs like us.n