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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-08

-Four Diamond Rings L0st.-Lost, In
B. LOwenstein & Bros store, on the
evening Of the 4th inst, a pocket hand
kerchief, with the name S. r. TayIor,
with four rings tied on it-One a large
crown setting cluster of eight diamonds,
stones large q a cluster Of sixteen
stones, D out; one large solitaire, and
q with three small diamonds. A lib
eral reward will be paid for their reeov-
cry. q. X. TAYLOR, NJ. ID.
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Finest Assortment Of Deekties-latest
agony in the city, at Drake & Co.'s, 277
Main street.
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MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
We take pleasure in calling attention to
the advertisement of the above road,
which IS one of the fastest, safest and
most direct lines of communication hav-
ing a terminus at Memphis, under the
management Of the energetic and gen.
tlemanly Sam. B. Jones, the general su-
perintendent. New and most elegant
sleeping cars have been provided, aud
under the present schedule morning and
evening trains leave and arrive daily,
thus making the best schedule time on
record for fast travelling.
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Sale of Hotel de gEurope.-This Inn
portant sale, it will be observed, comes
off tomorrow at u o'clock. Parties seek
ing investment in valuable central prop
erty need not wait for a better oppOr-
tunitv
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PERSONAL.

NJ OTIC L.
III WERTHEIMER is in the city he will
hear of something to his interest by calling at
l the APPEA Oflce- mys 81
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HOTEL RoBBER-The hotel thief, G..
Bartlett, who was concerned in the
GayOso robbery, was arrested yesterday,
and will be examined on Friday before
Mr.. Justice Creighton.
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HelC Goods, Nesg GOod&-A full line
Of white goods Of all kinds, just received
1T Mack Bros. q BOhm. MAYS 81
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june 8. 1867.

$50 ". z. D-Benj. J. Eddins VS.. VIM. u. DuEn.
Chancery CoGrt of Memphis.
DY virtue OF an iu-terlOcutory decree. IN this
d cause, I viii sell, at public auction, to the
hlShest bidder. at tze Courthouse door, IN the
city OF Mempbis, Tenn, on
menday, JUHe 3, 1857,
between the hours Of 10 am. and L m. the
following described real estate, t0-Wit A GER
tain lot or paToel Of land situate. lying and
being n The city Of Memphis, shelby county,
Tennessee, NOW auG designated a. that part
Of lot No. G, in Block - on the sguthside Of
Gay oso street between Main and Shelby street.
IS sbOWn upon the pan Of said City Of Mem
phis, heretofore conveyed by Topp & Mccall 70
Dudley Dunn, and containing ebOut q feet on
Gayosp street and extending back about 100
feet, said lot lying on the eaststde OF the alley,
between lots 5 and 8 in said block, and being
near the " GayOsO Hotel" in said city.
AEBMS or SALE-Ou a credit Of six and
-Feivs months. Notes with good security and
lien retained till payment Of the purchase
money
ACGUSTON ALSFAN, Clerk and Master.
mnrEHN
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Sale Of Hotel de PEurops.-Psrties
seeking investment in the most valuable
central city property on the market, will,
Of course, observe that the above i'm
portsnt sale takes place tomorrow at u
o'clock.
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FOR OsCE0fA.

Regular Packet.
For Randolph. Fulton and OseeOla.
VICTOR No. 2..-House master ---Grshan clerk
This elegant and sw.ft steamer
viii leave Memphis regularly every&
WEDNESDAY ard SATURDAY at S pm.
For freight or passage apply on board.
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Ne,o Goods, NelU G0ods.-A magnif-
cent lot of new organizes, jaeonettes,
lawns, etc, ETC., just received at Mack
Bros. 4 Bohm. mays st
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Linen and Jeans drawers, best In the
market, at No. 277 Main street.
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PERsoNAL-We had a visit yesterday
from John II. McKie, Esq, the editor
Of that sprightly country paper, the Ok
ford Falcon, published in Lafayette
county, Miss. The large and increasing
circulation, and any Of our merchants
DESTROYS of making known their BUSH
ness in North Mississippi al find no
more desirable q medium through which
to reach the people of that section.
Mr.. J. A. Reid, ofthe CoahOmiaR, Friar's
Point, Miss, is also in the city and stop
ping at the GayOso house. We commend
his Journal to our business people.
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Fur CINCaNNArI.


FUR CINClNNATI.
Regular Memphis and Cincinnati Packet = Dean
Line.
For Cairo, Evansville. Louisville and
Cincinnati.
DARLING Hates master
This swim running steamer viii it.
leave as above on -
WEDNESDAY, sth inst, at S pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & CO, agents.
Corner Main and Madison sJs.. or
nays At city Wharf boat, foot Menrce st.
Regular Memphis and cincinnati Packet.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati
master
This me passenger packet leaves IL
for the above ~
THURSDAY, May 0. at 5 pm.
LEVY 3 MILLER, Agents,
mySa So Madison street.
FOR LOUISVILLE.
Regular Memphis and Louisville Packet.
For Cairo and LouisvIIIe.
EMPIRE .-,.........H Hicks King master
h superb passenger steamer IL
VII leave Is above On E
FRIDAY, 10Th inst, at 5 pm.
WAY JOHNSON, Agent,
.Ays5t star Wharfboat.
Regular Memphisand Louisville Packet.
For Cairo and Louisville,
..-, -.., HI@ks King master
II This splendid passenger packet
FRIDAY, 10th inst, at pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & CO., Agents,
Corner Main and Madison SITS or
mySS City WharfhOat, foot Monroe st.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
Regular Memphis and st. Louis Packet.
For Cairo and st. Louis
CITY OF ALTON. Calvert master
This splendid steamer viii leave
as above on -
WEDNESDAY, May 8, at5pm.
N.Y. 2t FLEa. CALVERT. supt.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Memphis and New orlerns Wednes-
day Packet.
For Napoleon VieksburE, hatcher and
New Orleans.
ROBERT E. EE-.-...---.. richardson master
viii leave as above -
WEDNESDAY, Nay s, ats pm.
WAY JOHNSON, Agent,
E3y5 81 Star whsff5oaL
Regular Memphis and New Orleans Wednss-
day Packet.
For Napoleon, VicksburE, hatcher and
N Orleans.
ROBERT z. E----.-.R Richardson master
This new and splendid passenger T
steamer will leave as above on @L
WEDNESDAY, May s, at 8 pm.
LEVY & MILLER. agents
my5 80 No. 81 Madison street.
Memphis and New Orleans Wednes-
day Packet.
For Napoleon. Vioksburs, Matches and
New orleans.
ROBERT E EE-.---...--,Ri Richardson MASTER
This splendid packet win leave -
as above, on -
WEDNESDAY, May Lat pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE q CO. Agents.
my5 81 II jefferson street
Memphis and New Orleans Line.
FieksburS, Matches and New Or
cans.
The magnificent steamers
ROBT. L. Ike AND GEN. QUITMAN,
VIII leave Memphis as above on -
every alternate WEDNESDAY ~
1t IL O'Clock N, positively.
mhsI Il Passenger Agent.
FOR OsCEULA.
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Gigantic Schenae.-In Murray, Eddy
& Co.'s Missouri and Kentucky State
Lotteries, which have been drawn twice
each day for the past forty years, the
prizes paid in cash amount to 100000 to
500, 900 per day. No tickets are reserved;
90 drawing postponed; and prizes paid
within two hours afte- purchase of ticket,
in cash. Geo. w. Van Voast, Nc. 20
jefferson street, has paid In this city the
past year over $1,000 in prizes. He can
give information of parties who have
drawn as high as $50 ,00e on a single
ticket. Chances are sold ct from IS cents
to $40. The drawings are published each
day in the New York DAILY Times, st.
Louis Democrat and Memphis Public
Ledger, and the dailies Of all the princi-
nal cities. mayB lw
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PRoFEssIONAL-We call attention to
the card Of DR.. G. Spiegel, whose Office
is at No. 80 Monroe street. The doctor
is an old citizen Of Memphis, and favor
ably known throughout this community.
He offers his professional services to the
pablo in the treatment Of all forms OF
disease that "fesh is heir tor
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-08

TO-DAY.-The amusements of to-day
will consist Of the pic mic given by the
Christian Doctrine association land the
May festival Of our German fellow
citizens, both Of which we hope to see
veil atferfnh
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Health is More Precious than Gold !
DR.. Petit, French physician, makes
chronic diseases a speciality and guaran-
tees cures after examination. Payable
after cure. ONCE, 208 Main street.
meh6 daWlV
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Robson. Mitchell g. Co.,
CI0thiers, 3O5 Main street.
myT ct
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Shirts of every size and style, just re-
ceived at Drake s. Co.'s, 277 Main street,
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
.OR CONGRESS

loan w. SMITH is q candidate for
% Te-election TO the omee OF state Senator Tor
the 10Th District, composing the counties or
ThurrlaV in August. ami n
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SdEn@ Hotel dc pEurope.-Parties
seeking investment in the most valuable
central city property on the market, will,
Of course, observe that the above import
ant sale takes place tomorrow at u
o'clock.
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Erery Variety of gentlemen's furnish
ing goods st Drake & Co.'s, 277 Main
street..
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NOTICE.

HAVIEG disposed Of our stock 70 Dolan &
III GalIahe-, We can stIn be found Al oar old
stand. to settle up ell our Outstanding business,
ap& In NEVIS 4 ROSE.
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McGGfey's Cotton Planters, only SIS,
made at I6l Madison street, by Treat &
Hamilton. apll-tf
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Handsome Enl6roideTies at the New
Orleans cheap store, 2I04 Main street.
mvT ct
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Robeson, Mitchell &C., Geuas'
Furnishing Goods. 305 Main
street. NV 81
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REMOvAL.-By reference to our pre-
fessiODal cards this morning, it will be
seen thst Messrs. Wright q McKisiek,
attorneys at law, have removed theii
Office from the corner Of Second and
Union streets 10 the Kit. Williams block
Madison street, where, of course, the
judge and colonel will be glad to see their
clients.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-08

NJ. Edi0r: Please announce me as "a candl-
date for collection to Congress. with tho
tuTite1i Constitution and tie unqualified in
dOrsement OF the administration OF Andrew
Johnson as my platform of principles, which
viii be ore clearly define In my forthcoming
" circular address" and a personal interview
prior 70 the election.
aprlst e JOHN ". LEFTwTCH
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RobpsOB. Mitchell & Co.,
CISthing, sos Main street.
NV EE
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Sale Of Hotel de pEurope.-This i'm
portant sale, ii will be observed, comes
off tomorrow at Il o'clock. Parties seek
ing investment in valuable central prop
er5y need not wait FOR a better opportu-
nitv.
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Pic cs.-For pic-nies, balls or par
ties, take Mook's celebrated string band.
Office No. 800 Second street. mac 4w
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Regular st. Louis, Memphis and
VieksDurg Packet Line.
The splendid side wheel passenger packet
. 3 c o n

Captain " M H. BLAhEs
VIII leave Memphis Tor vi ksburg -E-A
on a ternRte Fridays at 8 o'clock -
VIII leave Memphis for st. Louis on alternate
TnursdayE at 10 O'Clock am,
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BOARDING.


BOARDING
A Gentlemen and wife can obtain a nicely
furnished Front Room with Board by early APP
p~lieation at No lo5 Monroe street.. my2 lw
ID o A r ID c.
Pleasant rooms. furnished or unfurulshed,
with b ard, Tor families or single gentlemen, 81
reasonable rates; also, a few day DOarders can
be accommodated at No. 394 Second street, be-
tween GayOso and Besl streets, References
exchanged. arEi II
BOARDING AND LODGING
Two desirable front rooms for families, and
also day board tors few gentlemen can be had,
by 6arly application at So Madison street.
Also. an ONCE suitable Tor a lawyeror doctor.
api6lm
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Union Ticket Office, corner Main and
Madison StreetS.-Through tickets to all
points north and east, via Memphis and
Ohio. Mobile and Ohio and Illinois Cen
trail railroads. Baggage checked through.
LARRY HARMsTAD, Ticket Agt.
r,-E o.
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I0-4 Bledched &eetiRg, at 65 cents per
yard, at the New Orleans cheap store,
2l0@ Main street. mays 1w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-08

ANOTHER MULE-A warrant was is
sued by Justice Creighton yesterday, on
the complaint of Mr.. Jas. n. McNairy,
charging two negroes named James
Tucker and Tom Wilson Wirh stealing a
mule. The process is returnabie forth
with.
MORE CRIME. - Several parties got
under the influence of old Bourbon, on
Monday night, at q saloon on Poplar
street, known as the Suspension hall,
when a difficulty occurred, during which
Wall Patton stabbed a drinking compan-
ion named Austin. Patton was arrested
but subsequently released.
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FOR RENT.

J.B SUTTONS Circulating Library.
NY I'm 24TUird street, near cor. jefferson
FOR RENT.
U o r r. L n Il
A HOUSE on shelby@strseti Peter; Row,
No &y 3 App'y a No. So Main street rec upstairs.
TO m t
STORE No. $50 Front Street
Also. One OFFICE in the center OF the city.
myysiw z7sl Main street, u5.stairs.
RENT FROM THE LIST or
To a good tenant the HOUSE now occupied
BY me. having four rooms, kitchen ands servants
room. a nice front and back yard and vegetable
garden. a fine cistern and stable.
Also. two NEW HOUSES to be finished by
the 18th June, containing six rooms, pantry,
kitchen and servants rooms. Apply on the
premises e. GEO. EIEGLER,
No ~ Hill street. next the corner OF Alabama
street. my4 lw
FOR r T.
ALARGE HOUSE on Poplar street, with ten
rooms, new and complete.
ALSO,
TWO STORE ROOFS, near North Memphis
Market.
FAMILY ROOMS and SLEEPING ROOMS
for gents. Inquire OF
r. ". WICRERSHAM,
Southeast ccSney OF jefferson ana Third.
nv lw
DOR RENT
STORE HOUSE. on Second street. known
as the OLYMPIC.
ALSO,
The ARCADE LIVERY STABLE, on the alley
south or Madison stree, be wseu Second and
ar2g II CAN'T WADDELL.
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. 0 N E

Captain 7. b. johnson,
VIII leave Memphis for VieksbuIg on alter
nate Mondays at 5 o'clock pm.
VIII leave Memphis for St Louis on alternate
lnAnnln.nn ~ 10 1911 u m
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LUMBER YARD,
NCs. i6l, 16S and 1875 Washington St.,
MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE,
1855 IL MAIN STEET.

n TNEN LAWN al 40 10 SOC; Linen Hapdksr-
chiefs. f5c; Ladies COrsets In Abundance at
sat 1Bs liz MAIN STREET.
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PhIL. AAERIpAN,
q. "a. SHREVE,

Captain Hutchinson,
VIII leave Memphss for Vicksburg on alter
nate Fridays al . o'clock PM.
vii leave Memphis for st. Louis on alternate
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Real Lace Sets. very cheap,
at A. SEESSEL'S & son.
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WANTS.

w A N 7 + D.
THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
That any Book that IS TO be had at any OF the
bookstores in the city. IS for sale or TO let at
J.B St1TTON'S Circulating Library.
nv I'M "a Tuird street, near cor. Jefferson
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Linen &eetjnq at the New Orleans
cheap store, 2l04 Main street. myJ Ct
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-08

Regular Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
For Helena, Napoleon Pine RIuF, LissIe
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-08

RObesOn. Mitchell a Co.,
Gents Furnishing Goods, sos
Main street, N.Y. ct
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At the important sale Of the Hotel
de- FEHFOps this morning, Mr.. PfaneH-
stlehl Eill be pleased TO see all parties
interested iu the real estate OF the city.
either as bByerS or sellers. We have
seldom had it 10 our power to offer at
public sale property Of such high and
UnquestionabIe value. For an income,
or for permanent investment, We believe
10 property in semphis holds out
stronger inducements, Sale will begin
at IL O'Clock, ROYsteF, TreseTaat 4 Go.
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THdeTWedr.-Linen, jeans, Isle thread
and merino drawers, and the patent
linen drawers, just out, at Drake & Co.'s,
2T7 Main strGIA
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ICE! ICE! ICE
WITH THE REeT MEATS

T wish 70 annoance 20 the citizens in my
inexperienced, that 1 am prepared 10 iuf'
nlsE thsul
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Memphis and New Orleans Line.
For VicksburS, Matches and New Or
leans.
The magnificent steamers
ROBT. L. Ike AND GEN. QUITMAN,
VIII leave Memphis as above on 1919
every alternate WEDN ESDA -
at IL O'Clock Ia, positively.
SAM. y. SHOCK,
mh3l Il Passenger Agent.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate

~ n q W.
sole Proprietors.
10 II Tenn.
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Regular Memphis aud Cincinnati Packet.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
ARMADILLO.- Chenoweth master
This hne passenger packet leaves IT
the above -
THURSDAY, May 0, at 5 pm.
LEVY & MILLER, Agents,
mySG So Madison street
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If a man will observe as he walks the
streets, believe he will find the merriest
faces in mourning coaches.
The reason why so few marriages are
happy, is because young ladies spend their
time in making nets, not in making cages.
We have Just enough religion to make
us hate, but not enough to make us love
one another.
The power Of fortune is confessed only
by the miserable; for the happy impute
all their success to prudence and merit.
Ambition often puts men upon doing the
meanest Offices so climbing is performed
in the same posture with creeping.
Small causes are sufficient to make a
man uneasy, when great ones are not in
the way; for want Of block he will STUN
bic at straw.
Every man desires to live long; but no
man would be old.
Love Of fattery in most men proceeds
from the mean opinion they have of them
selves; in women from the contrary.
Apollo was held the god of physic and
sender of diseases. Both were originally
the same trade, and still continue.
If man makes me keep my distance,
the comfort is, he keeps his at the same
time.
Men are contented to be laughed at for
their wit, but not for their folly.
A man would have but few spectators il
he offered to show for three pence how he
could thrust red-hot poker into barrel
of gunpowder, and it should not take fire.
How is it possible to expect that mankind
will take advice, when they will not SO
much as take warning9
The latter part of wise mans life is
taken up in curing the follies, preiudices,
and false opinions he had contracted in the
| former.
The chameleon, who is said to feed upon
nothing but air, has, of all animals, the MINI
blest tongue.
have known some men which were pos
sessed Of good qualities which were very
serviceable to others but useless to them
selves: like a sun-dial in the front of a
house, to inform the neighbors and pas
sengers, but not the owner within.
1t is a miserable thing to live in sus-
pense; it is the life Of spider.
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A contemporary, alluding to the numer-
Gus cases of suicide and numbering OF
children by mothers in the Northwest,
says: "When the fathers in that country
determine to tar and feather every fanati-
cal lecturer they catch in the act of ha-
ranging silly people on the subject Of spi-
ritualism, freeloveism, and damphoolism
generally, the threats of their children
will be SAFE"
Somebody has been reading in scien-
tiic journal an account of curious and
recent invention designed to catch safe
burglars. The depredator no sooner COM
mences, in perfect ignorance of the secret
arrangements, to force open the door, drill
the lock, or move the safe, than by so do
ing he sends Geographic dispatch to the
nearest police office, exhibiting the num-
Der, registered in the police books, Of the
house in which the robbery is being ef-
fected.
The proprietor of forge, not remarka-
BILE for correctness Of language, but who,
by honest industry, had realized CON-
Portable independence, being called upon
at social meeting for toast, gave,
"Success to forgery"
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fPubiishsd BY Request
The sunbeam.

"A darling little infent
Was playing on tho moor, g,
when suddenly sunbeam
Game through the open door;
And striking on the carpet,
1t made n golden dot
The darling baby saw u. /"
And crept up TO the spot.
It's little face was beamtng :.
With a smile or perfect JOY
As IL an angels presence
Had filled the little boy; -
And with his tiny finger,
AS In fairy dream,
He touched the dot OF sunshine,
And followed up the beam.
He looked up to his mother
To share his infant bliss,
Then stopped and gave the sunbeam
A pure sweet baby kiss.
OH Lord, our Heavenly Father,
In the fullness Of my Joy,
pray that child like feeling
May never leave the boy.
In every hour Of trial,
When sin allures the youth,
Send forth Thy light TO guide him
The sunbeams of Thy truth.
And may his heart be ever
To Thee an open door, loeams'
Through which Thy truths, rs sun
May play upon LIES floor.
Chandler, you talk SANDER
You got mp your dander
On the Treasury commander.
In slime pray don't meander;
Be little blander;
Show little candor;
Talk a little grander;
To Sumner do not pander,
It's better for you, Chandler,
Boston Post.
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DRY GOODS. 60.
7 ECIAL N OF l q u.
c.Rpozo. ALsoP / FoURoUREAF

CARpozo, ALsoP FouRouREAF
ara now rscsiving, and will continue to reesiVe'
their
STOCK OF SPRING GOODS.
W. axpec, on MONDAY next, the lltn instan''
large stock OF
mrs, .rd GENTS, LINEN HANDKERCHIEPs,
LINENS AND OTHER GOODS,
which have been purchased at large New iorK
auction sale within the last few days. ana
VIII be sold at exceeding low prices.
We solicit call from our friends and the puohe
ss NH; cARDozo, ALsop roURoUREAN.
1907 SPRING WHOLE
1907 SALE ONLY.-We beg to call the AZ
fentton Of our friends and the trade generaliy 70
the fact that are now receiving our spring stoc
which will be well assorted, and Will em nTsT
every article usually Kept In MOTION h9 unnp
We have HOSIERY, GLoyEs, NOTIONS y A2JHF
sRIRTs' CORSETs, SUSPENDERs, PERFu,,
NERY. FANCY SOAPS, LINEN and COTTON
ULEDK ERCHIEPs, BUTTONS OF every dsscrip,
iion' PAPER and LINEN COLLARS, COMBS and
SMALL WARES, and notions entirely TOO numer-
Gus to mention. h.n,.
An examination of our stock BY the mere hants
generally visiting this market Is respectfully So
9icited and we assure them that We are deter
mined to meet the demands OF the trade In prlce
and Quality. VALENTINE FRANKLIN,
Wholesale Dealers In notloDs &c,
f2s 1908 Main street. Richmond, va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-08

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