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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-01
Wonderful Case sG Csuna.

SoAls eight miles from Hickman there
exists . young bady who presents the
most wonderful ease Of coma, p.stsraat-
ssnl disposition 10 sleep, Of which 70
have ever known or heard. When
about twelve years old she was taken
with severe chill, and treated BY her
physicians accordingly. A the fever
which followed the chill subsidized, she
fell into sleep, in which condition she
has remained ever sinos, except Al inter
walls. She nwakes regularly twice in
every twenty four hours, at which time
nourishment il given her, and il il q
most singular fact that she always
swskes within few minutes Of tic
same hours every day She will remain
or perhaps fifteen m,nutes, and Msn
gradually drop 81 70 sleep again. When
asIecp Il l. utterly Impossible 10 arouse
her She i, now twenty four Year, Old,
and has consequently been In ibis coma
tose condition . period Of twelve yesrs.
Whom awake, she does not appeNs n
suffer except from drowsy, gaping in
elination, and a persistent edort 10
cleanse her throat Of phissn. She never
complains Of any bodily pain. In sleep
she Is very nervous n times, and appears
70 suffer considerably by the violent
twitehing and jerking q her muscIes
and Limbs, and her hands ere clsnched
lightly, ~ II snduring severe pain The
paroxysm will condnne perhaps Ave
minutes, and she tAsQ plseps - ealmly
and qais11y ~ an infASt Her food con
siats Of lush, Cruel, and such things ~
arc usually given conarmed invalids
When awake shs will answer questions
asked her, and can convsrss with sosas
Intelligence, bat never s1hibits any in
tsrcst in anything, or dssise to talk.
Talking Aeems 70 be labor 70 her, She
OF course has never had any Of the ID.
vantges Of education or ~ocisty, and hcr
IDEAS Of everything are quite chiiA-'ihs
Her features are inclined " bs psytty,
and, though deprived Of the dats q
health, nrs no< marked BY thst siehiy
pallos which her condition would indi-
cats. Shs has long, DARK, wsvy hair,
which her poor oh mother taken great
care In combing anA dressing, and her
complexion 10 A,as n = pale, delicaee
bsunette. she il OF ordinary Else, and
her limbs and muscles we'll proportional
aud Developed. She has grown cossatd-
sssl,iy STAGE her aaietion Her uanc
h Miss Mary 1odsy, and her nothsr Il
very poor widow Iady, Dependant upon
tho charity OF neighbsss and visitors ~
= support Hhe has bsen Waited sifsce
her aMiction ~ nany cninent pAysi
t.. h.a - aoudkAi<ss. Aan-s All rad.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-01


The New York World AAnlle.
with gloves ~ a mes:ing Of Tariff
ties lately Leii in New York " Dc.
wise means for still higher pse,ee.
tive duties
STAND Ann psLrvxw, -Tkcrs II
10 be meeting OF leading wrafsAy
manufacturer al the Astor House %
dag TO organize aud raise iaoscy 10
/ increase the duties Of our pssssnt
tariff and make il still more Fsotsc-
tive, II not prahis,tory. The names
appended TO the csil for this meeting
arc those of gentlemen who hayv
realized many hundreds Of millions
VI dollars out Of tAnAmcrisan pco-
plc by the sale Of H>ds whose Mag.
kot price wss made srt,tsis.ly dear
by special legislation an theiS bchaIf.
\ No, satisfied with the gricvous bur
acns they have laid upon the con.
snmsrs Of 'he country sor their own
cnrichms"., thc.s modest ssstls.eh
propose not only To oon,.aas. bu. TO
add 10 the p,oGi, Of thai, h..,s..,
This man,G,,,,,.,,i a,,.,,;.
New York IA sJdinc mail, ,n H. H.,
Jury they have ALREADY lane tho ,s''
ple n lie met,o,o'i. III J,;,,,,,
away .or eo,,mc,en All liun,, -
whole sL,p bu,la,u, ,u,or,.,s IA
reason, and the on!y reasop, Why va
her, /, lsoeause xxx wanI onriin',
and ali the material. which s,,.,
into their cotup..i,iou mr., ms,c All;
seiaIly dear h, ,b. tariff iuno,cI r.,
The oselnsiyc benefit of he ,uan,,c.e'
tarers. represented by the wealthy
gentlemen who meet a, tho A.,nr
iloos. to day
win -, .,,.,...,,,,., 90 ms
,.ou. nd h,s,,,.,,,., ~ ~. .aa
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na, ..is 80, H.. $50,
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al n.y. a;,ls,,, a., 49,, y, ~
n,s., n.an 49, ..,..lL.. " . ,a''
oxn snriohmsn, ti,,..,,. H. ,', w."
der no matter he hon, ca,,,,,,; III
Ana no is,,li,,,i,n =, !, h. 800
,na., can m.ss ,ot,~ -, $500
- = ''''
r,,. uv.. a. r,
H.. 80" .'a.a "e. w.
IT,, l,, wv . 5000 ss'"',os
- ~ ~ - ~ wv"
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,In H., $50 ~ ' v s"s ~"
r na..,.,,I'. ,ts =" ~, usa ~. "'y
.';. ~, "'''s" -. 's'''A,''Ns "
Anr.haa, anJ RTi "v" 4
ioys,lr, IN Tho yyc,, ,a..n. os ~.
ci,,c. of Sedan IA us,.,,r,.L A.
mi, y,,v day IN ,h..s,., elm.
MI, peculiar psonl, NAV Ls fsnnd
whether amid tLc .sor, ~ csnaJs
ar ,hs burning ann ~ Am. ~
II We trace Nam ,ovhs d,,, ,wi,Iat,
Of the cam ,we. or vjcw ,hcs e.
,ho h,o.5 .;yi,,,.,,n, ac,ha .h,a
,ss,,h ccn,.,v Al, hl.,a ~ INA a.,
hr.v ,,en nrsss,yns H. nnr,," aat
iiko Tho niilnr or Arc in ,be 9TH
nc.. !, , s,,na,,', ni'ael.. ,hv ~
ali c,imes and time.
vh.v .,o 10 ,.a,,, H.. .,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-01

w. @. ulcKs,, -. KERRY q. HALL.
HICKS / NALL, Attorneys At Law,
ii Shreveport. Ia: Oasec on Market
Street. near the Bank.
March :, 1868. Tu
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-01

y n wusox y " NC IvER.
Mursha.l Late OF :. y,
yXyiI1ON 1 MclVER, Attorneys s'n'
w CoanselIors vi Law, Marshall
Texas, will give strict attention 10 Dust
ness IN 10 courts Of ilarrison, Marion,
Up.hns. Rusk. ard Psnola coun'H~ ard
IN the sspssrns ssd Federal courts al
Tyler. ..,f
Massi,al,, jar. rs. 49, n.AM
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-01
Iegal Gurus.

q A YNAxsx,. ~ r. 0Rs10.
NRAZER 4 0Rf(ju. Attorneys aad
Couuscllqey 1t Law, Marshail. Texas.
viii practtcs 10 the Courta Of the
sixth Judicial District All business
en-, rushed 10 them wili receive prompt and
ear,hl attention. .....
sept, ! GO. Mt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-01

n EOlluk LANE, Attorney and coun
(T seller At Law. Marshall, Texas,
viii give prompt attention to oil pro
,ea.ionai businesa entrnsted TO him.
\uy. rs. 'C5. n50:Gm.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-01

~ u LlI'stOMB Attorney At
(I. Law, viii pr. eticv IN the courts
a. Inc Sixth Judriai District. Al basi.
n.,. entrusted to his crrr will meet strict
aud prompt attent,oa.
Marshall, Jan. -, 81 u23;,y
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-19

"Ha'r, holy Lord" is in truth love
song from HsDdel's opera Eusaiiud ~
Lord, remember David =" is an air from
30 S1ssTmfs:H and " He layeth ta5
beams 30 grand bfavur8 from "ELiUf'
Since the days when these -3aP.ious de-
lighted OR grandAthers ard grand
mothers the system has at.Il lu-,Ger adj
vancet, and almost every new collection
Of organ d" vn-ullaTits % fog agIu- I'D
church contains suUGTy U1rce0tr t.3m
an sorts Of secular sources. The 10 arch
from Muz arts - LUteIi8 te,n aEi the
hymn 20 Latoua in CIuck's " J h genie
en- TauriJs, - have long D en- s,o' k pieces
Of this kind. But usw acriev, III 'ntJu
the " arrangement - way, which We see
advertised, leaves everything else be
hind. "The overture to William Tell
arranged for the orgsn, by the oEgauist
of a Scotch lEpi-cCpGlI church, is q
feat worthy Of record. But really, IN
TOE midst oi this advance Of church
music, this depl0rabls fashion OF
converting the organ into an in
,trument fer the CsficatuFiug o. q
iorid orchestral work IS too bad. Set
ting aside the luaigI.us ireCugruity ci
the a sCcstious caIiured by the miro
aUcti0u of operate musi. .in church
service, nothing can ue more abomina
/ bic, from the purely nu~-gzl point 81
view, than these attempts 20 Reproduce
{ the effects of rapid fiddle pas ages on 4H
instrument like the gan. $50 lHo lu-
I strumeuts can be more entirely unlike
: in their way OF producing sound tnah
are the organ and violin. ANY one can
| conceive the folly Of attempting TO make
q fiddle initiate iae peculiar grandeur
1 and massiVeuc-s o. tEe organ ana YET
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-19
FROEg NEW YORK.

New York, February 1s.-Mexiean
adviees state that Maximilian's govern
ment fs to be removed to Puebla. The
rear guard Of the French army departed
from the capital on the sth.
Diaz had q force Of 10000 fifty-four
miles from the capital.
Miramon is reported to be treating
with the liberals for the submission Of
the troops under his command.
Castillo, who succeeded Meta, is re-
ported to have been defeated by Eseo-
bedo. The exchange Of prisoners was
very smicable.
The Fenian excitement in this and ad-
jaeent cities yesterday was Of the most
intense character. The news from Ire
land yesterday containing the announce
meut Of meetings, etc, published this
morning, is an Indication Of the earnest
ness Of feeling and a determination to
begin a plan of action to cooperate with
the revolutionary party in .sgeIand
Irishmen suppose Stevens is IN some
part Of England about to inaugurate a
cooperative movement on a very exten-
sive scale.
A congress viii be held here soon to
form new government for the organiza-
tion.
4 call for volunteers to go TO ireland
has been made and promptly responded
to. Many very large amounts have been
subscribed and liberal promises Of aid
made to the leaders, in the shape Of
arms and money.
A dispatch says the steamer SwatOra,
the vessel conveying Surratt to this
country, was signaled at daylight yes
terday Off Fortress Monroe.
\ Matanzaa paper Of the 9th contains
an account ofFrederick Seward voyage,
and says previous to his arrival at ST.
Domingo the island was quiet but on the
day the Barcelona left d riot occurred Oh
account Of the presence of an American
steamer, for it seems there is some fear
that the government is in treaty with
the Washington government to cede to
it some part Of the island, for example,
Jamaica. According to the accounts Of
the captain Of the Barcelona several shots
were fired, the results Of which-are not
known. The American steamer left the
river Immediately and anchored in the
roads.
A Washington special says the attor-
ney general has prepared a report, in
answer to a resolution Of congress, stat.
ing that in no instance has the president
failed 10 execute the civil rights law in
accordance with its terms.
Collector Smyth testified be- he
customhouse investigation committee
regarding the evidence which fell into
his hands, saying thath was approached
by a woman, now believed to be a sister
of the stenographer, who told aim that
there was important evidence affecting
him h3 the committee, which he could
have for fifty dollars. He declined to
have it; but she subsequently called
again offering IL for fifteen dollars, and
he n0t thinking that he was violating
any rules Of the committee, purchased it.
He also states that he vas Ongnizant Of
other parties having considerable por-
tiops Of the testimony.
The pilot boat says the Swatora was
spoken of Cape Henry. Surratt is on
board,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-19
Seiiing a : snbieUI.''

A man sitting one evening in an ale
house, thinking how to get provisions
for the next day, saw fellow dead
drunk upon the opposite bench. " Do
Won not wish TO get rid OF this sot !? "
said be to the landlord. 81 do, and a
half a crown shall speak my thanks, :"
was the reply. Agreed" said the
other, "get me a sack" A sack was
procured, and put over the drunken
guest. Away trudged the man with bis
burden, Till be came TO the house Of a
noted resurreetiOnist, ut whose door he
knocked. Who's there, " said a voice
from within. Z" have brought YOU a
subject" replied the man; $50 come
quick, give rue my fee," The money
was Immediately paid, and the sack
with its contents deposited in the sur
gery. The motion of quick walking had
nearly recovered the poor victim, who,
before the other bad been gone two min
utes, erdeavored to extricate himself
from the sack. The purchaser, enraged
at being thus outwitted, ran after the
man who bad deceived him, eollared
him. and cried out Why, you dog,
the mans aliYein Alive - said the
other so much the better; Kill Elm
when you want him, ~ Caas. Mercury
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-19
The Flooa-Pus Yaar IIoases in order,


Again the waters are threatening Us.
The Miami and Mad rivers are out Of
their proper limits-spreading out over
the lowlands, into McPhersontOwn,
raising, raising at the rate OF six or
eight inches an hour-such was the word
brought to Us from different quarters this
morning. Some Of the citizens of Ne
Phersontown are already moving their
families and their goods beyond the
reach Of the waters. Should the rivers
continue to swell at the rate they were
doing this morning, we may expect 10
witness again the scenes incident 10 the
flood of a few months ago. Put y0ur
houses in order and prepare for the food.
Dayton Empire, ian.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-19


A Payis ietteT-w Ter says: II. insres Is
the one hundred aud tbirtjglh scnstor
who hasdi.i since the i0uu-a,i3u VI the
French seLGtr. al1 among those cHe
hui drCd and ih.T,y ass ..alg 81 the oiigi-
nal members ar tEat body. Ene army
has lost nineteen msfhais, who afe
mem 1ers hyright of tLeir rank; SIX wee
admrals, sul lhirIy-tNo general officers.
The nun ay- gf ministers, or persons VINO
h8d been ministers, Ulo Gieu senator's Is
not less than seventeen. There are hVe
or six vacancies I'm the senate, four nav
ing died since September last, namely
the Marquis de B3issT, NJ. tb0uvensi1
the Marquis dc LsrochciaqUeiin and ~.
Ingres. No ore is as yet named q hh
the post ol grand Ieferend8iFel LETT va
cant hv the death of N. fhouveneI
Gen. MOnau6sn, vino commands tne
great military division Of which Lyons
IS the center, has been offered It, he
declined, as be prefers retaining his COM
mand, and naturally looks forward %
the field marshsp5 baton. The POST Is,
in fact, q sinCcurs.
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PART o. CTS. BEAT-
arrsrs Ffrs-s zsEsrHaEr-T stE WarE CATTLE

REGzRu'S REPOET o. TIiE Gar TLE
Oh EAN a%SaS-
Gen. =. Cooper. Adjuiaut and IusPector-Gen-
v-rll. Richmond va
Before entering upon narration OF
the general military operations in the
presence Of the enemy on the -lst of July,
/ propO-r-I hope not unreas0uabiy- first
10 retite certain events which belong 90
the strategy Of the campaign. and couse-
Cuently form an essential part of the
history OF the battle.
Having become satisfied that the ad-
vance OF the enemy with a decidedly su-
peri0r force, both as 20 hunters and war
puuipage, TO attack OK turn any position
In this quarter was Immediately impeud-
Ing. / dispatched. Ou the 18Th of July,
one Of my staff, Col. James Chesnut, OF
south Carolina, TO submit fox the con-id-
Grafton of the presidents o plan Of opera
tons substantially as follows;
Iurop1-ed that Gen. Johnston should
gnite. Us soon as possible, the bulk Of the
army of the Shenandoah with that of the
Potomac then under my command,
leaving only sufficient force to garrison
his strong works az Winchester, and TO
guard tie five defensive passes of the
Blue Ridge, aud thus hold Patterson in
check. AT the same time, Brig. Gen.
Holmes was TO march hiJleT, with all OF
his command not essential Tor the de
feuse of the position Of Acguia creek.
These functions having been effected At
Manassas, an immediate lmpetugus at
tack of our combined armies upon Gen.
Mcdowell was to follow, as soon DIS be
approached nay advanced position st and
around Fairfax courthouse. with the in
evitable result, Us ! submitted. ~ his
Is.rs u.
CAPTURE Of his army. This accom- piisked,
the army Of the Shenandoah uuder Gen.
Johnston, increased with a part of my
sorcss, and rej8iued as he returned, by
the detaCameutle left 20 hold the u uutain
passes, was 10 march back rapidly into
the valley, fall upon and crush Pat. erSCDt
with q superior force, WberesGeTer he
might be found. This, ] confidently es-
timaled, could be achieved within liteen
davs after Gen Johnston should march
from Winchester for Manss-a-
Means hie / was ig.nceupv the enc
mv's Woi BE ol this sl3eNA the Potomac,
DO, as 1 anticipated, Dee mad been SD routed
as to enable me 10 enter them with him,
or If not, % retire again for a time sgI-hin
the lines Of Bull Run with uy main
force. Patterson having been virtually
DESTROYED, then Gen. Johnston would re-
inforce Gen. GarueJt sufficiently 20 make
him superior o. his opponent, Gen. Mc-
Cleli8uI and able 10 daeaL that officer.
This d0He, Gen. Garnet was to form an
immediate junction with Gen. Johnston,
who was forthwith 10 cross the Potomac
into Maryland. with bis whole force,
arouse tue people as He sdvancsd, % the
recovery Of their political rights and
the defense Of lusif homes and families
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-19

HUR,TFS Lodge ef Per'ecliun. 18th; No J.
~ lrls 4th Wednesday uf each month. john
Gent. SD. o.. n - q. z. Tom iusuu, t-1i, Sec.
~ FrHssAs Loige OF Eer'ection. 18TH; No. 2
Meets q b Wednesday OF each month. George
Ariiefsh, 500, o. ~; A. 2. Flan6iaud, Sd,
1-Dr
CA-IFHTAf ouncl Of Pr noes OF Jerusalem, 10th;
No. D. Benz * Pu!ien, sd, Iarsh..; -
. sec
CELyAEy CHAPTER Of Pose CroiN. lS;h., No. ].
Charles y. Adams sd, NJ. W. ; II. a. Tom
iu. on - 20 Sec.
Philips DUFIESsETs Council OF k-h, 2oih-,
no. /. Henry p. GODDARD, 5-I., Comm.
NillfGm \. CiFofe I'D. Rec
CoN-I-ToBT OF WEST IENcE,sEE, S3d. John
aims lie. SD, CO.om.'. III chiefs Dodge {.
Tracer. 317 tzrg--.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-19

According to last years census taken
in Great Britain and France, the popu
lation of prominent cities in the Kingdom
and empire is as follows London, ,337, >
ggl Paris, I S25. .27f; Liverpool, 4Si, ,3S7 +;
Glasgow, 432, ,2uJ; Manchester, 35S, $50 ;
Birmingham, 835, 79S; Lyons, BIB 95l ;
Dublin, BIS, 437; Marseilles, 0,30l ;
Leeds, 22S, IS7; Bristol, l63, $780, Lille,
l54,779; Toulouse, l26, ,936; Newcastle
oa-Tyne, 122, 277; Stafford, ll2, ,g04 ;
Names, Ill ,95B; Hull, l05 333, and R0uen,
ion e-I
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-19
Snls Your Calmney.. d.

In building a chimney, put quantity
Of salt into the mortar with which the
intercourses Of brick are to be laid. The
effect viii be that there will never be any
accumulation Of SCOT in that chimney
The philosophy is thus stated: The sail
in the portion Of mortar which is ex
posed absOrbs the moisture every damI
day. The SCOT thus becoming damp fall:
down the fireplace. Our readers should
remember to preserve this little piece o
valuable information.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-19

TIE Isle OF Man, thirty miles long by
nine wide, and containing $1,000 .nhab-
itants, is situated of the coast OF Lanea-
shire, England. 50 IS governed by a
council which includes the judges and
bishops OF the island, and by 9 sort of
parliament styled the house Of keys
consisting of twenty-four members,
which has existed from time immemO-
rial Singularly enough, the body has
been close corporation, all vacancies
having been filed by a vote Of the mem-
bers. Latteriy, however, there has been
much dissatisfaction at this anomalous
system Of government, and the present
lieutenant governor has introduced and
bad passed, i'm spite Of the opposition Of
the keys" a hil! establishing lhC.-,[= -
tive franchise in Man, and the august
legislature Of that dependency viii
herCef0rtb be chosen by the vox c0puH.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-19
Noon Dispatches.
FROM LoUIsvTLLE.

LoUTsvILLE, February Is.-The river
is rising hall an inch per hour.
The Henry NJ. Shrive leaves for New
Orleans, and the Empire for Memphis.
at SPIN. The Indiana, for New Or
leans, leaves Wednesday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-19

IN the federal army, during the war,
522I commissioned officers and 80, SS6 en-
listed men were killed in action or died
of wounds, while 2S2l officers and 49,
500 then died Of disease or accident. Ol
the eolcred troops one in 66 were killed
or died of wounds, while one ia died OF
disease.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-19

/, ssassnciluseSts = AEainss sAe Amendment.
colt Is UuderztO0d, says the New York
Res0a9, that the committee of the Mas
sachusetts legislature has declared
against the constitutional amendment.
This is quite characteristic. That state
and SUutn Carolina always 90 arm-in-
arm together against everything consti-
tutional and ia opposition to order.
However, the amendment viii be passed
without Massachusetts, ana will become
part of the supreme law of the land.
She Will then have the satisfaction, at
least, Of knowing that she is consistent
in being on the wrong side whenever
the union and prosperity Of the country
5a .rr,aartr.H
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-19
HEBREW EsB MASONIC CALENDAR.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
1867.


AxgERdSA No. las Meets 1t Monday IN
every month, at Odd-FelloVS' Hall. cor. Court
aHd Main. ID. e. Trader, W. M; H. =. Tom
lusOu. Sec.
SCUM MEHrIITs. No us. Meets p Friday Of
each uzontG-Hali. cor Madison and second.
j. j. soilars, ". NJ; Benz. X. Puilen. Sec.
LEII.A SCOTT. No. 2s+ Meets LIST Friday o. each
month Hall cor Madison aud Second. John
Ailsiis, w. NJ: H. Z. Wood ard sec
d snrr.rON. No. seA Meets 81 Friday Of each
month -OId-eeuDws' Hail. =. N. Stsnlev
W NJ " Il. Butts, Sec
Ell,sINNI,sG. X No. s4I IU - Meets Fth Friday
of taCH month-2ul Front street John !.
Morshaul, g ?. ". - &. *. uilen. 33d. Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PEssy Chapter. No 4. Meets IA Monday Of each
Frlcnl -DdG-teIlsiygs Hail A. j. Whee er
II. p, H. H. Payuter. sec
K-ANBs.M n.
EunEzA Council No. o. Nets 81 Monday or
each mOutb- tsdd-tel lONs' Hall. John ZeuI.
III. lli-. j. " iSziu, Rec.
TENPLaEs-
CYRE,sE Co~-mandefy. "a. 4. Meets 8th Mon
dav Of each month. John I-Et, Conn., n. j.
" Igslu, Rec
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new S0UTHERa MBSlC B00k
just Puhiishcii.
II a B O r
OR, THE
Richmond Collection Of Sacred Music.
BY p Ii. MCINTOSH,


Essentially Southern I'm its main features
Ia lsuR nevertheless contains choices selection
Of the best Northern copyright q AusiC. Its an
thor. Tor four years an officer OF che Con crate
army com posed many stirring pieces Ia mo-
ment Enstched during jas lziIcliilsss and couTi-
ter-marchings in Firrlnis. The dlIge used -
the funeral CT Gen T.. j. Jackson, issto walll
May u, 1865, was from hls pen. and is included
il this collection.
a Mr.. MeInt0sn." says the Richmond Whig
Is Weu kn0Wn throughout lho Suuth as al
author aud teacher OF finished excellence. with
musical reputation rarely attained rv any
man. Of htsa age in this couu Try. In the south
he stands az the Very head OF church music. 10
one d1sputing the position win him.
Tue book embraces every rriug 0f value CT
southern or Southwestern origin, mach "
which Is now for the FIRST time reduCcd %
written form. lts variety j. greas-ern bTsfeing
AL metres IN use. in every key and every va
riety OF measure-Nilh n a fan elementary de-
partment and fne collection of new anthems
set pieres and sentences. it contains nearly
I'D closely printed pages, uezstiE aud H-'lelutlJ
gotten np well printed and bound
Prise. 81 %, for Whicn Dc ull BE acilts post
frte, to any part OF the country.
single copies. for examination and infrodue-
ton sent 10 any address, postage pzil, On re-
ceipl OF one dollar
Publishers and booksellers.
45g trnaIae So. New York.
ns- ANY southern paper giving the ABOVE
f,vo irsertfons. and seEulus q copy OF tli'lt
raper 70 the publishes, sbaaii nave las Nelln,es