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Wishing you as perfect success in all
your undertakings, and a long and pleas
RntIife. We ramain Nnnra. rPsnaetfnIIN-

AN important resolution, relative to
the decease Of B. T. Blackburn, Esq,
having been omitted from the publics-
tien Of yesterday by inadveTtence, they
are to-day republished aud corrected:
At an adjourned meeting Of the menu
bers Of the Memphis b8r, held At the
Criminal courtroom, on the I'D day Of
October, the committee appointed TO
draft resolutions expressive Of the senti-
ment Of the bar, upon the death Of our
professional brother, 3. +. Blackburn,
Esq, reported the following:
We, the members Of the Memphis bar,
have met on this solemn occasion to bow
our heads in humiliation before the
Givero of all good, and to drop a tear Of
sorrow upon the grave Of our departed
brother, Breckenridge +. Blackburn.
We deplore his death as q great loss to
our profession. We Will miss him as our
friend and genial companion, whose
bright c-ountenance, beaming with intel
ligence, and whose winning, gentle ways
will no longer grace ouT presence.
He was 2 lawyer Of ability, an honor
to our profession, accurate and lust in
his dealings with his fellow man, and in
all the relations Of life an exemplary and
accomplished gentleman.
We our his loss with unaffected
sorrow-grieve that we shall never see
bis face again, and tender our daep,
heartfelt sympathies to that one OF all
others on whom he loved so well to look,
and whose presence was the sunlight of
his noble soul. To her, his little ones,
and his beresved relatives, we can only
say We mourn with you and will ever
hold his memory sacred, and strive to
emulate his virtues.
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Silk Undershirts and Drawers,
very low. Robson, Sneed e. Co.
octlI If
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PRESERVING FRUITs.-At this season
Of the year, housekespers should lay in
theit fall stock Of preserved fruits. We
advise those Of u readers who desire a
good supply, 10 call upon Nessrs. Ran
kin, Sturgis & Co, 400 Shelby street,
under the GaynsO house. This firm
have all the appliances, and serve their
customers in excellent style. Call and
see them.
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EnE sale

TNGINE sets on Iron Bed Plate, has three
r. feet stroke. thffteep-inch cylinder, reversa-
Sc EnElue. Bnlles is thirty feet long, fOrty-two
inches in diaWeJeT, two hues, mud receiver
attached, uricheu stack gnd gulse, two front
and craze bars. All complete, nearly new and
in good running order.
lS0nf~a I'd W.PYNs, foot Of Jefferson street,
or To- TBBINEE GUNN. Adams st sen I'm
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WANTS.
w d.

w
No Secondhand Engine and Circular
saw MU-uoE less than a thirty horse power
engine. For further particulars call on l. v.
Dixon. attorney at law, No. 40 Madison street.
all ETnvvfF
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Mon-Restdent Nottce.

In the Chaneery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No. .. NarviiIe ct al. firm OF Nor
vile, Boone Col VS.. o D. Armour ct al
II appearing from af1davit in this cause that
the defendants ohm D Armour and Edward
F. Jenkins are noD-residenLs OF the stats OF
Tennessee
1t is therefore ordered that they make their
Appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, tenn, within the frst three
days OF the next term OF said court, commence
ing on the second Monday in November, 1857
and plead, answer or demur 10 the petition OF
]. s. wilkins ct al, surviving partners Of F. h.
Clark & Co, who have become parties COM
p~lainant in the above cause, or the same
will be taken for confessed as TO them, and set
for hearing ex barte, and that q copy Of this
order be published once a week, for four sue
cessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-attest
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By r. ]. BLACK, Deputy Clerk ard Master.
Thompson 4 Frazer, Sols. fer Petitioners.
cell iaw4W
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Two large and splendid Halls at No. 2l Ser
ond streeGfn Adams block, suitable orll1erary
associations, balls, private parties, clubs, lee
rureS. fairs. etc. VIII be rented reasonably,
Inquire OF II. Hill. Main street, webster block
or Mdme. Liese, on the premises, from : 10 10
C7-I,.E n = sell
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ler Of Jefferson and Front sts.,

VIII receive Deposits, Discount Notes and
BiflS- and transact all business authorized by
ghe Charter.
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Agents anted

WE want an sctive enereetio Agent In every
w civildfstrict az $50 TO SS0 per month, 80
canvass for and deliver our very popular South
eru Historical Work For full particulars adj
dress, inclosing three cent stamp
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THE GENERAL HEALTH.-From all
the information which could be gathered
up to 8 late hour last night, we feel war
anted in stating that the yellow fever is
absting very fast, but 8 small number Of
oases being reported yesterday. Our
country friends need have 30 fear Of
coming to the city. The ridiculous re
ports circulated in the rural districts
are entirely without foundation.
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Read the advertisement Of
Rice. silk & Co. Their immense
stock Of Fashionable Dry s4OOds
VIII be closed cut regardless of
cost, 10 quit The retail trade.
nrlR ne
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BUSINESS Observation-Disclosures in
the city yesterday was very dull. The
rain of the preceding day secured TO
initiate against US in commercial circles.
By reference 10 our commercial column,
it will be seen that the receipts Of the
staple foot up 81 bales, while 100 were
shipped.
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THos. 2. SNEED,

80 Kenneday a. sneed.
Grocery, Cotton and
MILL continue TN Sat the old stand No
w Commission BuElne ~ rIesgad 10 Sec
S29 Main street, where he WI
AL his old friends and customer. sSFFD.
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Dissolution.

THr -ro-suar-sllp heretofore existing under
Q name aHt style ~ kENNEDAG @
SNEED was dissolved Gn the 2d instant ~
mutual consent. T.. Z. sNAEp having pur-
chased the entire a. els and asshmed All the
liabilities. ne only il authorized 20 collect Rnd
W. Il. KENEEDAY,
7. r. SNEED.
Contender ..
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Tbs BowLINa GREEN DEMocRAF.-
Cant. T. H. Hines has purchased the
inteFesUg Of Rev. J. T. South and Mr.. H.
c. Coleman, bis late partners in the
Bowling Green DsHl6GrGL and has ass0-
eiated With him Hr. James Z, ent, late
Of Vicksbnrg, in the management Of
that excellent paper. Capt. Hines has,
since his connection with the newspaper
press. demonstrated that he has few equals
ss an editor. He writes with ease, FLU
ency, vigor snd spirit and has evinced at
ii! times rars tact ard most excellent
Judgment. such men honor the profess
~u4if the good people OF Warren
slOI b.v proper appreciation Of the
e sd1ori - e good paper, ably
edited, would be 70 sIga ana
they would esteem il 8 pie. ~-T,,ssi
privilege to strengthen Capt
hands in every way possible. They Will
stand in their own light II they do not
give the Bowling Green Democrat d lib
sral patronage. We wish the gallant
Captain and his truly worthy Orderly
Sergeant all success in tNe.r new under
taking.
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Sd. A. BEECHER,
j b. HEISh ELT, C
7 d. ELDRIDGE.
mo r.

GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY-For the
benefit of the Masonic Orphans Home,
combination class No. los. The, fellow
ing we're the drawn numbers, October
q, 1867
H. BEREELE, Agent,
No. q Adams street.
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Great bargains in Dry Goods at N.
Rraus q Co., No. 2lS Main street, corner
az Adams. Receiving new goods daily.
It win pay you well TO call and see,
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Piano for Sale.

A good secondhand O. and
little used viii be sold cheap, Apply TO lay
Tor. Ggy & Rutland, SU4 Front street, or
uEif VS. BRUCE & q Monroe street
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CITY MATTERS.
EennhIs ana Rhio RnIlroad.
Mississippi and tennessee Railroad.

Mail Express SEQ pm. 1900 pm
fO-45 am. 400 pm
RAM R.JONE.
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J. B. SUTTON & CO., Publishers,
{ Third street. MemBhfs, Tenn.
WANTED-THE PATENT
A uR OIL.

HE Give name in fuu-Dlstrlct. County and
State ulain and distinct seE I'm
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attend the closing out sale of Rice,
Silk & Co. You will find g complete
stock of Dry Goods at lower prices than
ever. octS Ina
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BATTUs AGAIN.-The negro Isaac
Battus, who made complaint on Tuesday,
10 Justice Miller, that 2 C0lOTed sister,
named Bette Smith, had appropriated
some Of his stamps, Jv~uaeayored yester-
day to settle the matters in dispute, by
marrying the aforesaid Bette. OFFICER
W. J.. Porter secured the marriage
license, paying therefor, and brought the
duskv damsei TO see Isaac, when she
hatly refused 20 marry that black ariver.
She however, returned the stolen prop
erty, all except the yallor d~org-that
animal could o be found. korteT's
coat Of mail, j.. e., p calf ssin vest, may
b eproof sgainst the butchers s~harpsned
implement, but his heart WIS touched,
and bis pocket suffered TO the amount OF
sfx-bits for the marriage license Of Isaac
and Bette.
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ETuE YEARS,

II o LIE a - H
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Marriqqe ~ CelibacN.-An -

Marriage and Celibacy.-An essay for
yoCng men on the crime OF solitude, and
the Diseases and abuses which create i'm
pediments TO marriage, with sure means
Of relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes,
free ofchsrge. Address DR.. J. skillin
Houghton, Howard Association Phils-
delphiR, Pa.
oc "a d&W3m
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House BREAKING.-MT. John Curran
made complsiut to Mt Justice Miller,
Yesterday. that 3 colored citizen named
John Cobb hsd broken into his house
and stolen theIefrom q quantity Of cloth
ing. a silver watch and some jewelry.
A warrant was Issued and placed in the
hands Of Officer Tim Hickey, who
speedily found u the accused and fur
nished him with quarters atfhe county
hotel. He wilt come before Justice Mil
Ter to-day for examination.
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Buy your Clothing from Robson,
Sneed q Co. 3O5 Main street. oe1l u
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No Deception.-We mean to close out
the retail branch, and have marked al
Dry Goods down to lowest figures. Rice,
Silk d Co. oetS I'm
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ME are authorized to announce AAo5 ID;
w CURLIN As a candidate for SleIlI o.
Shelby county az the ensuing hareh EieobloA
n 1858.
Memphis, July 81. 1897. anl e
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SENT UP-Thp two negroes, John
Harris and Dave Holc3mb, charged with
attempting TO rob the house Of S. NJ.
Guest, we're arrested yesterday by Officer
Jericho, and brought before Mr.. Justice
Walton, who, after a careful eEamiBa-
ton, sent the accused 20 a higher tribu-
nal for trial. This IS only one Of the few
arrests made by Officer Jericho lately,
for which he deserves more than especial
credit. When we find an officer doing
his duty we are always pleased to give
him ali 1.-THE credit that Is due. Keep after
the thieves, " honest Tuetou.n
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INGTNE AND BOILER

PINE ENABE PIASO, 7~-OCtave, nearly
a new cost over 500 for sale at p JargatE.
part cash and part time. Apply 10 n. ZAP
peal office. AtHu
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Shaker Flannel Shirts and Draw
ers. Robson, Sneed & Co. ocII II
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ANNOUNCEMENT

DLEASE announce my name as a candidaIe
Tor nc once OF County Register for Shelby
county. at the ensuing March e~lec4on
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4 New Rdcs-One of the neatest
oyster saloons, consisting Of apartments
for ladies and gentlemen, We know OF,
has been opened on the corner Of Main
and Union streets, upstairs, entrance Oh
Union street, by Messrs. d. Aste & Co.,
where oysters OF the best kind are served
up in every style.
oeA ODD
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Al Ladies will be pleased to learn that
B. A. Hollenberg, proprietor Of the
Memphis Steam DyeiBg establishment,
No. 212 Beal street, has opened 3 con-
venient Office at $50 Second street, where
al kinds OF goods, old, faded and soiled,
will be elegantly Dyed and Renovated.
Gentlemen's wear cleaned ami dyed in
euperior style. Oe2 eOdIm
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MORTUARYR ACKNOWLEDGMENT from
yellow fever for twenty-fOur hours end
ing at 5 PM nine.
w ROGERS. NJ. D,
= IL - -. ~ Ham
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Trunks, Valises and Bsgs. Robe.
son, Sneed & Co. ocII tt
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Ney Stove and Tnegare House.-My
7 old friends and the public in general, I
would respectfully inform, that / have
opened at No. 1872 Front street, near
Union, Stanton & Moore's old stand, One
Of the best selected stocks Of Stoves, Tin
and Hardware ever brought to this mar
ket. Heating stoves, especially, of every
size and of the latest patterns and inn
provements. Buyers and the trade in
general are invited to examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
oc2a.Iw $50 Fiont srest.
5000 yards Plaid Dress Goods at thirty
five cents per yard, at NJ. Rraus & Co.,
No. 2l8 Main street, corner Of Adams.
Business Suits, Cheapest in the
city. Robeson, sneed & Co. oc11 II
Silk Undershirts and Drawers,
very low. Robson, Sneed g. Co.
Octll If
4 full line Of Ladies', Misses and
Children's Hosiery at great bargains, at
M. Kraus & Co, No. 2i8 Main street,
corner Of Adams.
IF you want to buy Dry Goods, it will
pay you well to examine the prices Of
NJ. Kraus & Co., No. 218 Main street,
corner of Adams, before purchasing else
where.
Buy your Clothing from Robson,
Sneed & Co., sos Main street. oc11 II
Shaker Flannel Shirts and Draw
ers. Robson, Sneed & Co. oclI II
|
Trunks, Valises and Bsgs. Robe
son, Sneed & Co. ocII If
No Deception.-We mean to close out
the retail branch, and have marked all
Dry Goods down to lowest figures. Rice,
Silk d Co. oetS I'm
attend the closing u sale of Rice,
Silk & Co. You will find q complete
stock Of Dry Goods at lower prices than
ever. octS Ina
BEAD the advertisement Of
Rice. silk q Co. Their immense
stock Of Fashionable Dry a4OOds
VIII be closed cut regardless Of
cost, 40 quiz the retail trade.
.aND -.
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wish TO rent 700 acres OF rich Big Greek
LAND. in the Northern portion OF shelby
county. Tenn. II viii be rented in large OF
small tracts Address
CHAMBEELANNE JONES, 81,
crTE r-a Gre Wn-mRlpE. low L 60.
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Gentemenl if you want to buy white
Shirts, Undsrshirts, Drawers, Socks,
| Neckties, and 3 full Ice Of Handker-
chisfs st very low prices, call at NJ.
Kraus & Co, No. 2ls Main street, corner
OF Adams.
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Committee.
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roe SAFE.

ID ESIDENCE FOR. SALE,-The
IL padersigued DLers iCr sale SEe re ldeho5
H~ernanio. DgSuuo c0uu y, Miss. There is on
the premises q large aud cournodiOus Frame
Orcbargs. etc., and situated near the hlSsis-
Eippi and Tennessee railroad depot. For fur-
theF information address the undersigned al
Hernanao Miss. A. GAINES,
Ccfq Inns Administrator.
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We cannot enumerate the prices Of our
immense stock to be cleared out, They
are the lowest, In order to secure an
early sale. Rice, Silk Co. octs I'm
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DOR RENT
10 X r N t

One-half OF q most desirable once, suitable
for a LAWYER. Also, a sleeping room Tor rent
and furniture OF same FOR sale. Address &C.
.,-r.T ~fHaa og5
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.OR e

L Q r A E
Twelve MOL Billiard Tables for sale. For
rPrtirl1IarE INQUIRE a. D. EVANS,
orsIm = Monroe street.
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TOR RENT

Store Houses Nos. S5 and SSI Shelby street
Also. a large ofce IN the Walker block.
AppIv 10 THOS. Il. COOKE,
cct5 II Zq1S Main street, up stairs.
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To THE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL.
Subscribers are requested to report any
Irregularities in the delivery Of the
APPEAL at the counting room. Carriers
will be furnished weekly with certificates
authorizing them to collect inscriptions.
Ell. MANSFORD,
Eupt. OF Circulation,
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ozARK,RowENA, COMMERCIAL
REORGANIZATION.
st. Louis, Memphis s YickSburg
PACKET LlNE.

ONE Of the four following first tt
~ class Side wheel steamers VIII Es1s
leave Memphis promptly on FRIDAYS and
MONDAYS, at 5 O'Clock p m. for Ncksburg aud
all way landings; steamers
RUBICON. W. Z. Bake, Master, FRIDAYS;
+. u. SHRENE. b. Carter Master, FRIDAYS;
COLUMBIAN. Barnes, Master, MONDAYS;
PEORIA CITY, D b. silver, Master, MONDAYS
Making close connection with Meridian and
Selma Railroad, and HazOO River Packets.
By promPtness and regularity and strict at
tentiOn TO all business entrusted to them, these
Packets trust to merit and receive the patron
age OF shi ppers.
Freigh: received at all hours at City Wharf
boat, foot Of nOnrNs street.
LARRY HARMSTAD& Co, Agents,
ucl5 u 81 Main street. corner Madison.
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TITUS CO 60,

TETE respectfully solicit a share OF the busi-
ness OF the planters 81 the South. We
fhauk our former customers for their patrou-
tinue bushes with Us. Our chaIges are the
same a. HERETOFORE. All Cotton CONSUMED 70 Us
SeE Sm
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5000 yards Plaid Dress Goods at thirty
five cents per yard, at NJ. Rraus & Co.,
No. 2l8 Main street, rne Of Adams.
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FOR RENT.
20 r r r n T

Il
ov.three stories high. with good cellar.
Apply TO NJ. l. MEACHAN,
o-qotF No.gUnion street.
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500 BbIs Mess Pork,
rs Casks Bacon sides.
70 Casks Shoulder
$40 Sacks Choice Coffee,
$50 Bbls Sugar, assorted.
500 Bbis FlOuT, ali grades,
200 Bbls Meal.
SO BbIs Whisky,
100 Bbis n. q. M0lasseR,
Use Half RbIs n q. MOiasses,
500 Hats MHCkeFeI.
so Bbls No. I,2 ana 3 NackereI
$50 Pieces Kentucky Rsggiug,
20 Bales India Bagging,
100 Coils Rope.
eco Half Coils Rope,
800 Kegs Lard.
SO Tierces lard,
100 BXs Tobacco. RsRFt'd brands
so Bbls No. L Cider Vinegar,
so Bills Breakfast Bacon.
50 T1erces Sugar-cuFed Hams,
And an extra large assortment Of Groceries
which viii be sold low for cash, or on usual
time TO prompt paying customers.
Advances viii be made on shipments OF
Cotton, for sale here, or to our friends in New
Orleans.
MARTIN WALT & co..
100 ORC E---A ck-zo
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HOWARD AssoCIATION-NO. 3l2 MAIN
STREET, Up STAIRs,-APplications for
relief may be made st the Howard As
ISOLATION rooms, or to any OF the follow
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NO RENT

A csntraly located business house on Front
Row. Possession given immt Nstely.
ccs-tr r Nv. PAGE, JR.
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natives whom he admits to bc false and unreliable
II, as he charges, they lied to N. Du CHAnLU, it is
just as reasonable to believe that they lied to Mr.
READE. .-.., W, ,, a,ss.tti
Somo allowance may Of course be- made for tho
natural tendency Of tho traveller to exaggerate.
and for tho imperfcctions OF secondhand ipkorma-
ton. But, alter all those allowances enough re-
mains to make NJ. Du ChaiIlu's adventures among
tho most interesting OF all tho records OF modern
travel. M,
After life OF such constant adventure and peril
it is but natural that he should desire repose He
accordingly returns to the United States with the
intention Of permanently settling here.
course of lectures, says tho Herald, from NJ.
Du CEAzLLu would form worthy sequel to those
OF Professor AaAss1z, could ho bo induced to
emerge from tho retirement which he seems to
eovet. In England his lectures were extremely
popular, being delivered in lively conversational
style, and Illustrated by interesting drawings and
diagrams.
In appearance NJ. DU CHAuLu is below tue .,ii-
die height, OF slight build and with stoop in the
shoulders. His French origin exhibits itself in his
features, AID also bctrays itself in his accent. He
has restless, nervous manner, brought on, no
doubt, by his constant watchfulness in the Jungle
q clear penetrating eye, and q frank cordially OF
expression. He speaks of this country as the land
Of his choice, and has some idea Of settling out
West. %
For largo F 'rt Of the facts IN the above sketch
OF NJ. Du ::hA1LLu VIC arc indebted to the New
York Herald. The volume before us is profusely il
lustrated, and altogether as interesting book OF
travels as could vel. fall into the hands OF either
enthusiastic school boy or older and more sober
inquirer after ethnographic knowledge. ,S,r.-
For sale by JoHN RUSSELL King street.
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..H:bR 1ai1.gl| .N|Eep,'s'''i. s,
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. MAY 5, 1867.
THE IONG hGU.


On taat deep retiring shore,
Frequent pearls Of beauty lie,
Where the passion waves Of yore
'5r F1erccly beat and mounted high:
Sorrows that ore sorrows still
Lose their bitter taste OF woe:
Nothing's altogether i'll
In the griefs Of long ago.
Tombs where lonely love repines,
,Ghostly tonomcnts of tears,
Wear the look of happy shrines
Through tho golden -:.ist Of years;
Death, to those who trust in good,
Vindicatcs his hardest blow:
Oh VIC would not ii VIC could
Wake the sleep of long ago.
Though tho doom Of swift decay
Shocks tho soul where life is strong;
Though for frailcr hearts the day
Linscrs sad and over long,
Still the weight will find leaven,
still the spoilers hand is slow,
While tho future hns its heaven,
And the past its long ago.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-08

aFRBEDMEN's MEErINa.-There was large meet
ing Il tue coored people noar. Parnassus, in this
District, on last SATURDAY. According to appolnt-
ment Mt. Wmttemore,- from Darlington was pres
ent, and made o speech. " Ne: we're not present
Dul haHo been informed tLat. tlere was, notlllng
objectionable in Ais remarks. He has been Charged
wltn makang lnhamr1atory speeches, calculated to
estange tue bucks from the whites, III other
piaces,7 but there was nothing of thus Kind in hls
address, on Saturday lie tod the colored people
that the, whites OF the South were their trends,
and that kind feelings should exist between them.
sharper SPARKS (colored), and Col J. Il. Hudson,
u Gus place, also maze speecnes. l,he wait es
and BLACKS present were very atteulve respect
tul, anu IN the afternoon the crowd quietly .ils-
persed.- -BennenSuiAe you7na:.a a@ S,,t ,,t'>@.. mn"