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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-27
Addross of President Juarez and Reply
Senar Monlcs.

Cczs~ DsrruBs-On the 2lst Of Nav 1852 con-
people Tor the decision and faith with which the worthy
sons OF the republic struggling inspiring
siderable faith IN the hnsl u unph over powerful
rotsiga Invasion Tho national representation being
once moro assembled, can congratulate you
10 . more becoming mann"r for tho complete
rucd 10 independence and It's institutions By its patriot
Ssm lis valor and ,ts constaDcy in tho struggle. In
siroy the republic aud lis government The iucrven-
tou passed away comhaed by the people, tho republic
remaoinz stronger a. homo aud more respected
abroad. Tha sous OF the soil, conspicuous In tho
test FOE their and their sacriGcss have shown
themselves, after tue triumph, even more conspicuous
FOR their genera y. They occupied one ~ one all the
cities giving protection and guarantees TO their
mics, without distinction or nationality The govern
mont believes that ID has been truo interpreter Of
generous republican sentiments 10 limiting strict ap-
raou OF the law to the chief or the Intervention and
toa small number OF those who wsrs most responsible for
all the national misortuncs Tho executions Of Quorc
tsro made by the most ursent motives OF
Iastice, aud by the imperious exsency Of securing
peace In the FUTURE In order 70 put an end 70 intestine
warfare and 10 all the mlsfortuncs with which has
rourEed our society. The necessary example 10 the
application OF The 10 those who occupied the highest
rank among the oupable. has permitted exercise Of
great clsmency towards the rest The republic has par
doned ~ far - could is psrverss sons aud has been
magnsnimous towards those Who camo from beyond ~
limits 70 cover with bord aud dcsolaiion Tho
eslamniators Of the republic can now SEES thai.
fe't In each locality, pubic tranquility and
obedience 70 The laws were Immediately sstab-
fished. AT the SANS time that The people have CON-
msncsd the enjoy men OF the liberties OF their nsl,
tons ihoy begin also to enjoy the bcnc0s peace The
power Of the government being established throughout
The whole territory has employed All The n,cons winin
ts roach and the time necessary for ths reor
OF oil the branches OF tho administration. Although
clothed With discretionary powers has always acted 10
comfortably with tho spirit ri eur institutional II has
bsen occupied arst and foremost 10 the Affairs Of tho
general govsrnmsnt leaving the action OF the State
o1csrs un,rammeled In order that they might attend 10
the private interests OF their respective States.
The government, fulfilling Is most sacred obligations.
We nation sectiea OF its representatives
bssh Federal cad state IL MARKED out the shorss vesMbs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-17
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 16.-A Panama cor
respondent denies the reporto Of the arrest
Of the congressman by order of Mos
guerra The latter had informed congress
that be did not consider it a legal body,
alleging that they had admitted MEM
bers not qualified by law. The quarrel
had been settled and congress continued
its sessions as usual.
A special says Information has been
received from the headquarters Of the
army that the Grow Indians manifest a
disposition to join the tribes arrayed
against the government. A letter from
Admiral Dahlgren to Minister Hovey
has been received showing that the diff
Guilty with the Peruvian government has
not been settled, it appears, on account
Of ex-rebel Tucker being made admiral
Of the Peruvian navy.
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MRS D. c. EVANS,

MRS D. c. EVANS
TORNERLN Of Louisville, KY, more recently
L ofthe Healing destitute, New Albany 4na-
assisted by her husband, Dr.. }. D. EN Ans, De
sifes 20 inform her friends and the pubic ihat
Hna has taken
ROOMS Al THE ONERrON HOTEL,
Aud is prepared TO diagnose and cure all kinds
OF Diseases. especially those OF a Chronic CHAR
acter. Ms. ENANS viii diagnose ali cases
without making inquiry Of the patients giving
symptoms. cause and effect, in a manner 50
salts actory as 10 leave no doubt IN the imina OF
The applicant In the treatment Of dlsease she
discards the use OF all mineral medicines, using
Only that which Is purely Botanic, logether
with Magnetism, Electricity and Cold Wafer
Mrs b. gives special attention 10 Ladies anu
diseases 10 which they are subject.
REFERENCES.
Cant. Vim. Holcrof. steamer Louisiana;
Can't. John : Rlchey, New Albany John
Is8ughmuler New Albany W. J. Johnson,
wharf-boaL, Memphis, Tenn; j. B. Martin,
Emiuence. Ky; W. Guthrie. Choppers Depot
Ky: J. X. Parker, edice "a \. A 4 C. K
r.: John Hancock, county commissioner,
FIOyd county Col VIM. Budd, New Albany
John Tie, office i. n. A. q q X K W.
G. craze, hardware merchant New Al
b1ny; w. 4. Grove. (Bently a GroveG New Al
bauy; Mrs. Judge Laird. ROckpOrt, Ind; john
W. Chflds, Greencastle, Ind.;J J. h. Burton Ellz-
absth, Harrison county, Ind; Jonathan NJ.
May, Bloomington. Ind. febZa-zm-
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APPEAL.
For the Memphis Appeal
HBKRE


For the Memphis Appeal
ALLEN.
Dssoiate hours, and dark between
Have hiled my life from ~ohildhoods iH"
For 1 lost the beautiful lsla Aileeh
Have all mems hearts IN yontn Desn 49,
ofueht, OF love, when the near
I viii curse because was noih-
Not though another gem pc ios-
But tbs 80 hard when the ne".' = rteafs
The lime when IL dreams mes
~-o. vurmur: the years glide on
And I near the haven ~neles
..,, 80 many with glee and PRIDE
t-n,o1cbed by sorrow pass through ume'
-, with some who with lbs DIVIDE
r,'sSr ,ovs. bu, my Joys have gone N my
primei
T,apk God that no misery aught may sen"
To mar a life Of love
"a, drive my hand 70 deeds Of sin
u-ben no hopes are there 20 defendis
80 warn OF grief they ali have woVe
Can drag my affections M
ouietlv. sadly. days may pas
while others are glorying / VIII % sun,
Twiu sin for the good and scatter me III
Twill mud my all in the emo
viii look upon vanity al as stass
ana take what Heaven may sena.
Tts-o ,s Measure vet for me inlhe world
rwft and il vet and you may depend
- bonas I am happy, though death has
Ac,m NV lbs. the most delicate glass I could
mn LANES L GOODLOE
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Law Court Of the City Of Memphis.
J.. G. Grifing. 5. II. Toby and Jas G.. OGDEN.
comprising the firm OF Gfifdng, Toby 4 Co.
Plaintiffs, VS.. f. Warheld, defendant.
A FFiDANIT for attachment having been
II made in this csse in PURSUANCE of section
5453 Of the Code OF Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and returned by the proper
officer, levied, etc" on the property OF Inc
defendant E Warield;
II is therefore ordered, That said defendant
appear ct the Courthouse, In the city of Mem
phis, Tenn. on or before the second Monday
in June next, and defend this suit, or the
same viii be taken for confessed as to him, and
the case set for hearing ex parte, and that a
Jour consecutive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk.
By MASON HYDE, DC.
March p. 1867.
wilson 3 Beard, attorneys for plaintiffs.
mha1 faW4wa
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, April I5.-AdVices from
Corfu to March S1st, from Greek source,
states that two fresh encounters have
taken place in Crete, resulting in favor
Of the Christians.
The Cretan assembly bad deereed po-
litieal equality and respect of the religion
and property Of MusseImen.
The Brazilian mail steamer Lisbon
brings additional news that the emperor
Of Brazil, in order to reinforce his army
on the river Paraguay, has called the
national guard into active service.
This has caused much discontentment
among the people and provoked some
opposition to the continuation Of war
with Paraguay.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-17
MISCELLANEOUS
Non-Resident Nottce.

In the Chapeery Court OF Memphis. Tenn.
No. 1900. -Waddy Thompson vs.-W oodrun.
X. N. Beuning and Albert Pearce, firm OF
Woodruff & Co, ct al.
IT appearing from affidavit In this cause that
A tfe defendants, - Woodruff. R. NJ. Hen
ming and Albert Pearce, firm or Woodruff &
Co. residents OF the State Of New York. Oliver
Perrin, Alexander Smith aud David Gibson.
residents OF the State Of Ohio, and all non
residents Of the State Of Tennessee;
It is therefore ordered. that they make their
appearance herein at the Court House in the
City Of Memphis, Tenn. within the first three
days OF the next term of said court {, COM
meneing the second Monday in May, 1867,
and plead, answer or demur to complain
ants bill, or the same viii be taken for con-
fessed, as 70 them and set for hearing ex
pare, and that a copy of this order be pub
lished once a week. Tor four successive weeks.
in the Memphis PPEAL
a COpy-AttesL.
AUGUSrON ASTON. Clerk and Master.
By r. j. BLAcK, ID. G. and NJ.
Humes & Poston, solicitors for complainant.
apHl ayg4w9
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Non- Realdelt Nntice-

In the County Court or shelby County, Ten
ueEsee.
W. H. BIN, Levi Hill, Eli Hin, et al vs.. the
heirs CT Marian and Isaiah Goodwin. de-
ceased, ct al.
Petition 70 SELL Real Estate.
n this case u appearing from anidavi On ne
Il that The heirs ~ law, aud children or Mir.
Marian ana isaiah GoedHlns deceased. whose
children's christian names are unknowp. are
non-residents OF ire state OF Tennessee.
II is therefore ordered, That they do enfer
their appearance herein at the Courthouse In
the 5fh OWL District OF shelby County, Tenn.
I'm tne city Of Memphis, on or before the fmyf
Monday in May. 1857, ana plead. answer OF
demur 10 c~ompiaiDants petition, arthesaua will
be taken FOR confessed, as 20 them, and set
for hearing exparte; il Is urther ordered that
a copy ofthis order be published once a week,
for four successive weeks. la the Memphis
APPEAL, a newspaper published IN The city OF
Memphis. JOHN LOAGJE
March 4, 1867. Clerk.
rnuwJH nuurHuT
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Collections made on az accessible
points IN The oOatharesf.

Exchange for sale on principal cities
OF United ststes and on ali prin-
oipal cities OF KurOpe.
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RAILROADS
MemphIs and ChaFIestOn RaIIroad.
Diamond Iine.

Trains leave daily at 6 40 pm. and 7.f0am.
". j. ROSS. GenI suDL.
A. A. BARNES, General Ticket Agent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-17

Weather and Business.
Yesterday was a warm and beautiful
day.
Business on the landing was moder-
ateIy active.
The Ohio is falling fast. The Missis-
sIppi Is rising rapidly at St. Louis, The
st. Francis, White and Arkansas rivers
are falling. At this point tie river has
come 10 a stand and will no doubt be
again rising to-day. The total fall is a
little over6 feet. We do not think that
the rise now coming will effect the river
here more than a foot at the outside
although a greater rise may come from
the Missouri than any one anticipates.
Arrivals.
Steamer Darling, Cincinnati.
" Henry Ames, st. Louis.
/" Albert Pearce, st. Louis.
(" Gov. sharkey, Little Rock.
" City Of Alton, st. Louis.
Departures.
Steamer Henry Ames, New Orleans.
Z" Albert Pearce, Yazoo river.
[" Gov. Sharkey, st. Louis.
NJ. Hambleton, st. FIR. river.
=" Commercial, White river.
Sam. Hale, Cincinnati.
" Argonaut, Cincinnati.
Boats In PORT.
Quitman, Darling, Celeste, Emperor,
City Of Alton.
miscellaneous.
The splendid Cora S., leaves for Louis
Vile on tomorrow at 5 pm. Capt. Nee
kin commands. Larry Harmstad & Co.,
Levy & Miller and w Jay johnson are
her agents.
The Celeste, for Arkansas river, in
charge of Capt. Reese Pritchard, goes out
this day at2p.m. w Jay johnson and
Larry Harmstad & Co., agents.
The Armadillo, Capt. Swazie, Leaves
for Cincinnati at 5 o'clock to-Rorrow
evening. Levy & Miller, agentg.
The Emperor is announced for Cinein-
natl at IL m. this day, Capt. Byers, is
in charge. Vinson 81 Donahue are hel
agents.
The Cleaner, Capt. King, leaves fol
Little Rock on Friday at 5 pm. Jas. r
Bourne & Co., agents.
The Victor No. ., Capt. House, goei
out for Osceola this evening at her usua
hour.
The superb steamer Gen. Quitman vii
turn her PROV southwark at ) o'eloel
this evening, promptly. This packe
offers inducements to travellers bounC
for the Crescent City, not met with ever,
day, and we are glad to see that on
shippers are avaiIing themselves of thi
splendid line of packets to send thel
cotton 10 New Orleans-its proper ship
ping point. We trust that the merchant
of New Orleans will be instructed Il
send return freight by the same line
Capt. White is in command, an,
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FROM

WASHINGTON, April 16.-The chief
justice OF the United States supreme
court delivered an opinion in court
in regard to the Mississippi injunction
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-17

Special Diapsteh 70 the Public Ledger
NASHVILLE, April IS, I:12 p-m.-Em-
erson Etheridge was unanimously Dom-
mated by the convention as the eandi-
date for governor. Great enthusiasm.
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Nom esideg1t Notice.

In the ChanceTy Court OF Memphis, Tennessee.
No. I78-f. ID. McKEick and Vile vs.. Rosa
Martin etai.
the defendant, JOHNNY Martin, Is a non-ress-
dent OF the STATE Of Tennessee and resides in
the Stale or Mississippi
ID is Therefore ordered, That be make mis-
arpesfauce herein. al the courthouse in The
city of Memphis, Tenn, on the nrst Monday in
May. Is q. and plead. answer OF demur 10 conn
piainant Dill, or the same viii be taken 3or
confessed as 10 him, and set for bearing *
parte, and that a copy Of this order be pub
ns1ed once week, for four successive weeks.
pa the Memphis Appeal.
A -copy-attest
AONUslON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
MHrcn a. lsl1.
MFight = MsKisiek, sOs. ion complainant
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
MP HIS:
wEDNEsDAr. ArRIL- Z. lse



"A letter from Mr.. Dudley, American
consul at Liverpool, to Gov. BroWnl0w,
gives the intelligence that the solicitors
employed by the state Of Tennessee to
bring suit for the recovery Of $40, 600 in
state bonds, stolen by Burton, from Sec
rotary Of state, have gained the suit,
aud the bonds have been recovered by
the state.
The steamer Missionary, loaded with
bridge timber for the Chattanooga rail-
road, sunk at the Cairo wharf on Satur-
day last.
The Memphis Presbytery is now
holding a meeting at the church in SOM
ervflIe, and the Falcon says there are a
number Of strangers in attendance.
The san : paper gives the following /:
On Sunday night last several outhouses
and a portion OF the dwelling Of H. B.
S. Williams, near Hickory Wythe, in this
county, were destroyed by fire, and it
was with great difficulty the entire
building was prevented from being con-
sumed. Three negroes, Berry Tidwell,
Ike Rodgers and Sam Davis employed
on the place, being suspected Of having
fired the houses, q warrant was pro-
cured and the parties arrested, and upon
a trial before Esquire Lynn, Rodgers
4 anu JAWS MGIS A0AnA 1bAANN AZ 1AC
now confined in the jail at this place.
Tidwell was acquitted.
The Columbia Herald, speaking OF
Col. Folks death, gives the following
particulars @The numerous friends of
this generous-hearted gentleman will re-
/ ceive with pain and sorrow the an
| noancement Of his death, which oc-
CURED at Vevey, near Lake Geneva, in
/ Switzerland, on the first OF March last.
Col. Polk was born at Raleigh, North
! Carolina, on the tenth of August, 1924,
and was thereforei in his forty-third year.
The greater portion Of his life, however,
was spent in Msury county. Col. Folks
health gave way during the war, and
about two years ago he sought the mild
! climate of Switzerland, in the hope o.
mendfng his shattered constitution, but
alas as SO often happens, the hope was
delusive.
The Daay american Uiljoa gives the
following account Of the destruction Of
Lee &$rden's extensive Touring mills
We leEfn that the extensive Touring
mills below Crawish springs known a.
Lee & Gorden's, had been entirely de-
stroved by fire on Thursday night. The
amount of loss is not yet accurately es-
timated, but we have no doubt it wa!
quite heavy. The destruction of these
well known mills, viii be a serious los
to the inhabitants Of the section il
which they were situated, as they were
the only mills for the supply of severa
counties. as a historical point they
were widely known from their promi
nence in the reports Of the battle o
Chicamauga.
Two men in Nashville bought &
! hack. and have been running il in com
pany. Lsst Tuesday they found ivI
hundred dollars in greenbaeks stowet
away under the seat.
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mIssIssIPPI


Gov. Sharkey, although convinced
that the supreme court will evade the
responsibility of deciding on the merits
Of his Mississippi injunction case, de-
clares that he Will insist upon a decision
as long "a he lives, and il necessary after
he dies. The last resort in case of de-
feat. It is said, will be the indictment
and arrest Of Gen. Ord, commander of
Mississippi, on the charge Of treason 10
the state. Fhe governor denies that
President Johnson had anything what
ever to do with the inception or con-
summation of the bill.
The Clarion says the cOlored benev-
olent society of Jackson are about Civ
ing a grand supper in the basement OF
the Baptist church in that city.
Mr.. J. L. Power gives public notice
to all beneticiaries that he has concluded
a contract for supplying manned Con-
Tolerate soldiers, in Mississippi, with
artificial limbs, in accordance with the
act passed by the legislature of the state,
andSthat within thirty days the manu-
factory established for making such
limbs will be in operation at Jackson.
The Mississippi press association is
in0.ed TO meet at Brandon on Wednes-
davN' May 1st. A full attendance is
earnestly requested, as business Of great
Importance is to be transacted.
The Washington Chronicle says a
new radical paper is to be started at
Meridian, Mississippi, to be called the
Chronicle. Messrs. Robert J. Moseiy Il
Co. who are said to be native born Mis-
sissippians, are to be the publishers.
The Columbus Sentinel learns that
on last Wednesday evening Mr.. Charles
Anderson, living a few miles from Me-
ridian, while at supper was shot bysome
person unknown, and died the next day.
His wife ran to the door, when the as
sassin babe her retire, but on learning
that he had shot Mr.. Anderson expressed
MS regret, saying that he was not the
right man
The Wdter Fa71ey Courier. a new
paper Just started at Water Valley by
Ed. A. Garland, formerly connected with
the Holly Springs Exporter, says at least
thirty new buildings are in course Of
erection in that place, and a great many
more under contract, to be completed
during the coming summer.
The gentlemen of OkoloDa cODtem-
plate giving a grand tournament and
coronation fancy dress ball at thst place,
on the Sth and 9Th days Of May. The
first days prize will be q splendid double
cased Geneva lever enameled gold
watch, seventy diamond jewel cases and
ruby ieweled works, valued at $1,000.
Two splendid prizes tor the second day.
Knights entrance fee, first day, SO
second day, s.. Admiral Raphael
Semmes and Rev. Mr.. Osborne, OF Ten
nessee, are expected to be the orators Of
the occasion. The proceeds Of the tour
will be deposited with the Odd
Fellows of Okolona, to be dispensed for
the benefit of distressed widows and
orphans.
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Attnchane eat Net5t.

Law Court Of the City OF Memphis.
2. s. Jones, w n. Brown and NJ. b. Jones, sur
VIKING partners Of arm Jones, Brown q 90
plaintiffs, Van p Rock, defendant.
4 FFIDAVIT for Attachment having beam
n made in this case in pursuance Of Section
BOO OF the Code OF Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and returned by the proper
officer "leVied, etc. on the property OF the
defendant n. =. Rock;
10 is therefore ordered that said defendant
appear AZ the Court House in the city Of Menu
phis, Tenn, on or before the second Monday in
June next, aud defend this suit. or the same
viii be taken Tor confessed as to him, and the
case set for hearing ex parte. and that a copy Of
this order be p~1blished once q week for four
consecutive weeks II the Memphis Appeal
JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk.
a Copy. By MAsoN HYDE. D. G.
March ., 1867
Wilson 4 Beard, attorneys for plaintiffs.
inh80 iaW4ws
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DIRECT
-OF-
CigarS. Wines and LIQUORS.

nFsP Wines. Liquors and Cigars Imported In
Is BOND. to order. in Memphis Also, best
Teas and Coffee. Terns cash on delivery
No y Madison street. agent Memphiseor By
undarigued. No Hanover squa G. New YORK
mh8 tm J. EANEHhAD MAGEuDkR-
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pixoN & PERCY,
BULLOCK & ANDERSON,

VrORNEYs AT LAW, $50 second street.
a Opposite 8neenlaw Opera House, MeHa-
pills. Tenn. leu ~
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Non Resfdeuf Nofice.

Is the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tennessee
no. lZ5 @aU1lford Jones and wife MelVinz 4.
Wm. Horton, kobeu Horton. Engine Hor-
ton anQ annie Horton who sue by their step
! Sharp =. hstes aud ]. w. Croker.
IT appearing from affidavit IN this canse thsi
the delehlAnt D. " Arocker Is a nOn-resi-
1snf al the Stale Of Tennessee:
n is therefore ordered, that he make ht.
-.erance herein, Al the Courthouse IN ~
80 ~ Memphis, Tenn, on the INST MondaS
cls&rcr Tg7. and plead, answer or demur Il
e~Smpiaieana bLll' b az s sss ss an s6 Win Ss ssEsE
for c2r-o1 that copy Of this erder be publfshes
pare .eeE Ier four successive weeks In th'
HHsmphis Appeal
a c9py-s AUGU5TON ALSTON.
Clerk and Master.
Matcs NcKislek, sols. iof complainant.
NO. laW46e
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r.. o. 5.

Late OF Louisville, w.
"AVING determined 10 locate permanently
in fhfs civ. tenders his professional Eervt-
ees 10 the citizens OF Memphis. Once over
store. west side Of Main street, No. l5hlr
49, NTaHrznu and Enurr sis fHuL ON
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-06

friend aud room mate. This trait in his char
acter l have reason TO know from personal
experience. John was for the corps the EAR
bitter of things elegant, the glass of fashion,
He 1t was who devoted the greater part of his
furlOugh to acquiring knowledge of waltz>
ing for the sole purpose of imparting it on
his return to "the corpse" he it was who
initiated US into many of the little arts of the
toilet OF both sexes; he it was who recounted
TO US, eager listeners, stories of high life and
other life in the city of New York. 1t was
John B., who invited the fashionable tailor
up from New York with his measurer md
samples few weeks before we graduated. in
order that his brother brevet I'd lieuteuauts
might not disgrace themselves on their ensree
in Gotham by an Ousre appearance. He told
US Of the best hotel to put up at; where the
best oysters were to be found; he showed US
where-but halt fear my writing mate>
rials will not hold out if tell all that Prince
John taught US. He was splendid fellow
may his shadow never grow less Since
then he has become famous soldier; and
certainly, though his brilliant career as a
man of fashion and commander in the field,
he has been the most fortunate and lucky of
men. In everything he attempts he is suc>
cesstul. and that goddess SO tickle to other
mOrtals seems invariably to smile on this
dashing cavalier.