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yEMPHIS APPEAL
E PIoruRE.

BY CHARLES wARREN s~ToDDARD.
How glorious thy dwelling placei
How manifold thy beauties arei P
l do not reckon time OF space,
I worship thy exceeding grace,
And hasten, as n flying star,
To reach thy splendor from afar.
The first flush OF thy morning face
Is dear 70 me; tbs shadowless,
Broad noon that doth all sweets confess
But fa'rer is thy even fall, 2
When seem 10 cry with airy cali
Thy roses In the wilderness.
Thy deserts, blithely blossomings
Decoy me for the love of Spring.
With all thy glare and glitter spent,
Thy quiet dusk 80 eloquent;
Thy ven OF vspOrs the careSs
on Zephyrus, right cool and sweet
cannot wait TO love thee less
I cling TO thee with full content,
And fall a-dreantng at my feet.
Anon the sudden evening gun
Awakes me 10 the sinking sun
me golden giories at the Gate.
The null, strong tides, that slowly run,
Their sliding waters modulate
To indolent, soft winds that walt
And LIN Along web newly spun.
Isee the groves Of scented bay,
And night is in their fragrant mass
But tassei-shadows swing and sway,
And spangies flash and fade sway
Upon their glimme ring leaves OF glass
Aud there afenee Of rail-, quite gray,
With ribs Of sunlight in The grass
And here a branch full well arrayed .
With struggling beams q moment staid-
Like painting Butterflies afraid.
Lot shadows slipping down the slope,
Aud hlling every narrow vale
The shining water growing pale
The Notwithstanding star Of Hope,
And in the wave its silver trope.
A slender shallop, feather-frRii,
A pencil-mast anu rocking sail.
The glooms that gather at the Gate
The sombre lines against the sky
While dizzy gnats about me hY,
And VERNE the birds go by,
Dropping a note so crystal clear,
The spilt cannot choose but hear.
The oloW moon, and up between
An OAK with yRrd-long moses. green
In sunlight, now as dull as Grape;
The mountain sOftened in its shape,
It's perfect symmetry attained
And swathed in We vet folds, and stained
with dusty purple OF the grape.
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No. IE-state OF Mississippi! Five Thousand
Dollars, STATE Treasury, Jackson:
Reserved or ". D Lyles, President, etc, per
C.B. White, the sum OF Five Thousand Dollars
In null Of Auditors receipt warrant No III,
dated July IS. Al. 1857, in his favor, on account
OF University OF Mississippi, under Sth section
OF Act Of February Is. 1867, entitled an Act In
cooperating the Mississippi Agricultural, Edu-
catioual Rnd Manufacturing Aid Society.
Given under my hand and seal 81 ONCE this
18Th Of July, AID 1857.
JOHN d. ECHOLs, State Treasurer.
In the Three Preliminary Distributions and
Grand Scheme, there will be d. ,tributed $50
Premiums, amounting 70 S253,950 in 5000 certih-
Gates
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COPY or RECEIPT

THE following receipt from the State Treas
ureF exhibits the facj tbat the Society has
pRId into tbs state Treasury the sum OF Five
UTnHuawHHNU
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400 b1s. French window GIns..
Imported direct, and FOR sale BY
do ORaILI RkOE 4 UDH
GhR1in'R HnLR.

-EpER and BY virtue OF six executions "a
me directed-by I. a Moore. Justice OF the
Psses 10 aud for Shelby county, Tenn, IN IA,
Ig- or Thos Barrett and against the Mayor sno
1900 81 oneothere execution to me directed By
~ IA KILLER, Justice Of the Peaoe 10 and f0i
Eheiby county, Tenn In favor o. ThoA Barrett
- ,,aInst the Hsyor and Aldermen OF the
80 ~ Nemphis, and further, BY virtue Of two
S-tsr aTeeutfons tame, directed byA 4. Moore
1900 81 fhe Peace In and fer shelby county
49, in favor Of Benjamin Coleman and
S1-fnst me Mayor and Aldermen Of the City oil
-Lgr I uTU on
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meoLrent's NOttce.

,-r,ra suggested the insolvency Of tie
III estate d A; r q Hs S5iti as' h lev R0t elsim !:
hereby Biege.sta ID die them, duly authsnu.
agsipfs sfsss' tSs Ce-k Of The CouEty Sosd o.
sS1oo6 cgunty, Tsa9 e ~ - vii bs foTe ISs
th dAt OF Z. BYAEE. AdninifIeb01
b.ETq1A.H. FrsspHn, AttpF7sSA
- laNlN
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Bremen sl.l6 for l gold
Berlin, Sl.W for l Prus
sian thaler-.-
Frankfort, 6l1Sc for /
guilder -.....
Sweden, axe for one
WFrh aHo1ar
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In the Circuit Court Of Shelby county, Tenn.
Louisa Gross vs.. Peter Groas.
IN this cause 10 Appearing honi RtidaVit on
nIet hal defendant is a nonresident OF the
State OF Tennessee; II Is therefore ordered tha
do enter his appearance herein, a. the court
house in the ci y OF Memphis, aad PLEAD, an
ar dsmur to compartments bill. on or be.
fore the third Monday in ia uary, 1868, or the
same Will be taken for confessed and set for
pe puoiished once q week for foET successiv5
- m the MsmphIs Appeal.
Aust; M. d. /. STEWART. Clerk,
HaIlura a Warrington, sols. for oompIN
ssuf Lls6I: SCI tds
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Seventh Prize.

A most valuable manufacturing site with a
psrpetusl fall OF 81 feet Of water, situated In
Winston county. Alabama, with lev sores OF
land. Valued al $4,000.
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Commercial bank Z
Exchange BRnk..-lt
Firms 4 Exch'ge-.- ]
Merchants {
Peoples Bank..--4C
PlanteN' Z
Plant'rs&M'c II
South W. r. R...-E
Stgte Bank-............. {
Union " ...-...--6C
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ID PreIinInarr p%IetrlbutIOn, Oet. 10. ,s7.
Sd Preliminary D~istrIbutl,n Nov. 10, 81.
GRAND SCHEME, DEC. IL, '67.
1000 Premiums amounting to.

Whole Certificates. So; First Instalment, sl&
Halves, SIS; FIrst Instalment, s. 30
Quarter, SIS; First lnstalment s. IS.
Take notice that certificates are 10 be paid for
IN instruments Of twenty-five per cent. OF the
whole sum for the First, Second and Third Pre-
Uminary Dss,rioutions and Grand Scheme.
The whole amount may be paid at once, II
preferred. b this plan Il will be seen that the
savings Of a fraction over ten cents per day,
during the month, viii purchase a Quarter
Certificate, and keep the same renewed
throughout the whole series, II not drawn out
in FIRST, second or third preliminarieg.
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80 y n 49, 2.

81. &C. r X. bOnds....75
N. &C. RR. ~c0upons.S5
NJ. 80. RR bonds
N. & o RR COUPONS p
Tenn. bonds, old--..66
" NEVIS
Tenn. coupons.-.-a0
MissC R.R lst N tge55
- - al
MemplsC City binds IS
" couponS&
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Tenth Prize:

49, acres Of woodland near Raleigh, shelby
county, Tennessee. distant from Memphis nine
miles. This fs very desirab. Q, and an excellent
priFs. Valued at SN00 .
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II Offering OUR BITTERS to the Southern
L PnDhc, we have no h~esitancy in asserting
their superiority over any Northern produce
tlos in our markets. In their they
are purely Southern - compounded with q
special adaptitude to the various types OF
stomacie arrangements prevalent In our
climate.
1t Is a gentle stimulant TO the system after
undergoing a severe illness.
II is q cure for Dyspepsia.
It assists Digestion.
1t cures Diarrhea and Cholera Morbus.
II Is a preventive for ChiIls and Fevers.
1t is an Invaluable companion for persons
travelling at all seasons or the year.
1t Is a HOME enterprise, and possesses true
merit.
~ sold everywhere.
O. II. EBBERT & CO.,
Sole Proprietors.
feblO II Memphis. Tenn.
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Eighth Prize

The Franklin Female Institute, at Holly
/ Springs. Miss. a handsome and We ] con-
structed school building, most eligibly located.
This Il very desirable property valued al fSW
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J. n. HALL, Clerk

The Prizes drawn on this occasion numbered
Forty-s-ven, and comprised lois In the vicinity
Of Memphis, Tenn Corinth, Miss, and Her
napdO, Miss, deeds 70 which have been made
10 the lucky ucket-hOlders. For this, the Sec
ond awing however, We are able to offer our
patrons stu more attractive Inducements TO
Interest themselves IN our scheme. From a
lengthy list Of rOpeTty much OF which has
already been advertised 70 the public, we select
Hha FnmlnNnma
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: Orleans Crescent SAYS

were shocked yesterday On learning of
his early demise. But q few days ago he
was attending to his duties In the vigor
of manhood, but the fell destroyer over
took him, and laid him low, a victim of
the prevailing epidemic. Poor Fritz was
we'll known as one of the most gentle
manly and efficient clerks in the Vioks-
burg trade, and the last situation which
he held on the river was clerk Of the ILL.,
fated Fashion. His funeral will take
place this morning from the residence of
j. II. Phelps.n
Owing to the low water in Red river,
and the serious detention by quarantine
of steamers from this port, the rates of
freights have been advanced from six to
eight bits to Alexandria, eight TO twelve
bits to Grand Ecore. twenty to twenty
four bits to Shreveport, and twenty-eight
to thirty-two bits 70 jefferson.
We extract the allowing from the
Evansville Courier of the 18th ult. 1t is
the latest news from that quarter, and
will interest many Of our readers:
twenty-five inches water was re-
ported on French island bar yesterday.
The Starlight got over French island this
morning at daylight, after sparring
eighteen hours, without q pound of
freight on her. Her barges are yet above
the bar, and are drawing more water
than there is on the bar. The steamer
Pink Varble got over the bar after spar
ring twelve hours. She was entirely
light. The Bermuda got to the bar at
eight o'clock Saturday morning, and
started into II with her stills, and will be
some time In getting through. She has
two baFges In low. The Charleston
reached the bar at nine O'Clock yesterday,
and landed above the bar. Capt. Hates
and her pilots started down In q skif to
look for water. She has the two Parker
barges in toy, and also one empty one
for the Starlight to tighten her barges
enough to get them over, II possible.
The Minneola is lying above the bar,
waiting for water, as it Is impossible to
get her over, at the present stage of the
water on the bar, Capt. Miller and his
pilot sounded all over the bar yesterday
morning, and the most water found was
twenty-five inches. Capt. Miller and his
Grew were anxious to. try 1t, but found 1t
was useless to undertake TO get the Min
nicola over so little water. Steamboatmen
are about French island, and they are
having q gay time, dancing every night
to pass the tedium OF laying on a sand
bar. A dance was appointed on Tuesday
night, aboard Of the Minneola, but that
being chill night In that country, it had
to be postponed to Wednesday night.
Capt. Miller and his crew treated the
participants In a friendly manner. We
would advise the wives and the sweet
hearts of the MiDneola's crew to be care
ful, else they win lose their dear ones.
will CAPT. Miller tell his friends the
objections Of o of the fair lsdies 10
dSnsing9
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~ Certificates may be purchased from or
ordered through any OF the Soriety's Agents,
or ordered direct from this Office.
All orders and communication by mail or
express will receive prompt attention.
Certificates may be ordered through the Com
psny's Agents, LNDE 4 PASSMORE, 30 Sec
onI street, East Court Square. Memphis, Tenn.
". d. LYLES, President.
ALBERT SAEDEL. Secretary. aus dell
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GROVER & BAKERS
Celebrated
Elastic Stitch and Lock Stitch
sEWINC MACHINEs s.
Why the Grover d Baker Machine
Is Best.

L It is more simple, durable, and less liable
to arrangement than others.
2 II sews from ordinary spOOlS, and no re-
winding OF thread is necessary.
&. II sews with equal facility all fabrics, the
most delicate and the heaviest, and with all
kinds of thread, silk, cotton or linen.
4. Its seam is so strong and elastic that Il
never breaks, even on the bias
S. Il fastsns both ends OF the seam by Its own
operation.
g. us seam, though cut at every sixth stitch,
remains FIRM, and nsitherrun or raYelstn wear.
z. Its seam is more plump and beautiful, and
retains its plumpness and beauty after wash
ing better than any other.
s It's seam can be removed IN altering gar
meuts, after proper instruction, without pick
ing or cutting them.
O. Watching and varying the tensions upOn
the threads necessary in other machines Is IN
necessary In this The tension being once ad-
justed on the Grover ana Baker Machine, any
amounto of sewing may be doDewithout change.
10 IL makes beautiful embroidery WithOu
any change OF arrangement, simply by insert
ing threads OF suitsbie sizes and coiors for this
purpose. II is the only machine that both en-
brofders and sews p rfectly.
RB- Send for Circular.
6ROVkR 4 BAKER'S s. Il. CO..
jy13 500 Main Street. Up stairs.
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Second Prize.

A cottage residence OF ten rooms, with lot
60IlO0, IN the city OF Chicago, ILL.,, only three
guar, ers Of a mile from the heart OF the city,
and within one b OCH OF the street railroad In
tersecting every part Of the city, Valued a.
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Ninth Prfee:

Lot No. 5, In Hays subdivision, Memphis.
sire l02xI5z feet. A beautiful building lot
Vafued Al g0on.
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Arrow Cotton Ties
ORGILL BROS. ACO.,
sole Agents In MemphlL.
FIrs and burglar Proorsafes-

Marvin a Co.'S greatly celebrated Fire and
gurgfar Proof Safes for businsss houses and
banEsrs also. PLATE SAVES for parlorA
~ manufRaurers' prices
ORGiLL BROS. a CO,
Sole AgentAin Memphis.
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Third Prize.
Fourth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property,
25xiO feet; very available for residence and
deEirably located. Valued atS50'.
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MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
GyurnAI srPUnTrSpErrs OTTTCE,
NwrDguvu TuEE Rapramher q. 1851. j

TRAINS will leave the Depot ofthiEC Company
al head OF Main street, until further houoe'
Is follows:
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OUR LIST OF PRIZES.
The First and Capital Prize.

Col NJ. c. Galovays valuable residence,
corner Of Court and Third streets, Memphis,
one block only from the center OF the city, and
In the vicinity Of all the Federal, state and
County ofloes. Lot 81 feet front by S3& deep.
Valued at $4,000.
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FRIDAY, the 9Th day Of Sept, 1861.

Bssveen the hours OF 70 O'Clock Am. and
o div of Memphis, offer and sell 70 the
igSsTt bi6der for Cash, The following described
hlse-si Droperry, viz: $500 Shares OF Stock OF
pI-rb : and Ohio Railroad Company.
lhs - a b property Of the defendsnts-the
60 and Aldsrmen OF the CITY or Memphis
Alasol-a 1voperty, OF 70 much therrnf IA
AIs - viii be sold, ~ VIII be sufficient
leslses- ne above menooEed executions
70 nAlHs r. n. WHITES. Sheriff &C.
RvUxFz p. eWAD. Db
c--her Is. ISL sell ID
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BIZ for DtvOrce

6ROVKR 4 BAKERS S. \. CO.,
jy18 500 Main Street, Up stairs.
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n. l. MEACHAN, A c. TEEADwELL,
Formerly Of aeacham Formerly Of +. Lane
a HnIbraaIh- q %
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MEMPHIS CITY SAVINGS INSTITUTION
Gold, silver, Exchange. Government Sc
cUFiiies, UncurTent Money. Stocks,
Bonds, Land harFRHts. Police,
UIy and County scrip,
No I6 JefersOm stree!

Mrch'ts & PITTS Blk. S
Planters Bank.......l2
Union Bank.-....- S
Bank. 2
Man'fact'rs .l2
SOUTH
Bank o~fCamdenG
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RIVER MATTERS.
M RIvERs.

The weather yesterday was pleasant,
with a cool, stiff breeze blowing from the
south. The rise coming out of the upper
Mississippi has reached Cairo, and will
no doubt be here tomorrow, but 1t Is
very slight, and will not much NOSE than
check the fall still going on any change,
however, even a check to the decline,
will be q relief to steamers plying above.
All other rivers are in statu quo.
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". II. MOORE,
SEThe Company Is now prepared 20 issuC
Policies In all she various forms OF Life Insu,
rance, and respectfully solicit public patronage
Wilt
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NO GIFT
Or any other SWindIe!
MISSOURI AND KENTUCKY STATE AND
HAVANA BOTfERIES.
ONLY LFGAL Lotteries IN n. s.

THEY are drawn under state Charters have
/ been drawn for over FORTY YEARS.
Bonds must be and are deposited with U. 8.
Collector as Security.
The prizes are drawn In public by two sworn
Commissioner N appointed by the State.
Must be drawn II tickets are sold or not.
P RIZ + ali CA S H.
There are two state Drawings each day, and
two Havana Drawings each month.
Drawings can be seen two hOurs amer pur-
Chase OF tickets.
One-half the Tickets are Prizes.
Prizes paid on day o. purchase.
Tickets 81 TO so, according 20 Scheme.
Prizes s. 70 100000, according 20 scheme.
Principal Agent, GEO. w. A NOAsT, No.
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Tickets IS each. May be had or or ordered
through, any OF the Companyls agents, az the
central Agency, Memphis Tenn, or Q! COl.
james strain, h~eTnapdO, Bliss.
-6tockhoicsrs, Directors and OmcerE Of the
Oompa are prohibited from purchasing or
holding nekets IN any Of he druw1pgA The
Comp8uy q simply the media fr the purchase
M sale Of real oAatS between properly hold
sH and rs gsasral Fnblhs ge& la
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Sirth Prize.

one residence lot adjoining above, also ZzlO
fesL YRlued al 500.
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Oottags Residence, 5 rooms; lot ln1l7o feet
on Borland avenue, near Memphis and
Charleston railroad, near corporation line.
Valued at 1905.
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TO TAKE PLACE AT
II + RN O. MISS
1857.

THE First Drawing, which took place ht Her
i nRndo, Miss, on The 18th inst, was attended
with unusual success, when II is remembered
that but q few weeks elapsed from the incep-
ton Of The enterprise 70 thai event $1,000
worth Of tickets hHylng been sold, a Ike
amount OF property was drawn for, under the
supervision OF gentlemen selected by the ticket
holders present. The utmost armUn and
good feeling peryaded those present, and, 81
will be seen rom the ~subiOined certificate OF
the Managers, the affair was conducted to a
close In q most gratifying and satisfaetOly
manner:
HERNANDo, miss, June IS, 1857.
We hereby certify that the above report OF
the First Drawing OF the Southern Asylum Is
correct and thai the proceedings were charac-
termed by aspirit Of fairness and business IN
surpassed by any Drawing Of which we have
any knowledge. The Managers Of the Com
pEny placed the tickets and wheels under our
sole management and control
SIGNED: J. B. MORGAN,
ROBERT TEMPLE,
V. A. MERRIWETHER
", W. CAMPHON,
n. MAGEVENY,
JOHN AINSLIE,
Committee
:. n. HALL, Clerk
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Fifth Prize.

one residence lot adjoining above property
feet Valued a. $50.
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r WILL apply at the November term OF The
Il County Court Tor Letter. Of Adminislrauon
% ne estate or Aimed Scott aeceaeed
.cs2 lawtF> ~
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A SCHEME

Chartered by an Act OF the Legislature OF Mis-
sissippi, passed February l5, 1857,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-14
The .ormons and "the States.

We have the Salt Lake. Daily Telegraph
of May 18TH. 1t displays great deal OF
commercial activity and industry. Its
leader is amusing; while it suggests a
moral, and contains sharp sarcasm. To
be upbraided by the Mormons for depravity
and brutality ought to kindle blush in
the cheeks of even the most conceited and
self-complacent of the inhabitants OF New
England. The Telegraph not only upbraids,
but does so truthfully. In answer to the
inquiry of some contemporaries as 70
"what has come to the people OF the
States" it says "old Harry or thousand
old Harrys" "have taken possession OF y
"citizens on the eastern half of the conti-
nent." 1t adds that there isan astonishing
"proneness of many people to crimes OF
all Sorts" particularly those which mani
fest utter recklessness of life, and Of the
"healthy and happy continuance OF the
"race. Aggravated assaults, murders,
"lustful indulgences, cruelty to Children
infanticide, feticide, and every corrupt,
abominable, horrible crime of those
"kinds, have become most alarmingly rife.
at really does seem as though many Of the
&C people were without natural affection,
"to say nothing of the appalling lack OF
"domestic and social virtues that stares
como in the face"
This is all true and bitter enough, COM
ing from the Mormons. The paper then
goes ON to ten why all this has happened
to the States-viz., because the Mormons
were driven off. They predicted that the
States would go to the bad for this, and
so they have On the other hand, " in
&" stead of Mormons perishing, they have
"grown, thriven, and increased until they
" are almost respectable" says the Iele-
graph very archly. 1t suggests that the
only remedy is to invite the Mormons back
to set examples of virtue, industry, and
order! "The States must have little
of the preservative salt" of Salt Lake
If men cannot be saved by the affection
and prudence of one wife each, they must
have many ; who will certainly keep them
straight First, however, the States must
purge themselves by atonement to the
saints of Salt Lake, who may, then, out ol
humanity, come back and save them very
capital sarcasm. Indeed, we scarcely
know what part of the world may not up,
braid " the States" We may next expect
good lessons from the Ojibbeways, the
Blackfeet, the Root Diggers, and even inc
King of Dahomey. They should send mis-
sionaries to northern pulpits.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Pilkinton, Pull
liam Co. on yesterday sold lots belong
ing to S. E. Walden, on Eighth between
Perry and Porter streets, for 1856 per
foot. William Young, Of Richmond, pur-
chaser. A bargain.
PIc-NIc.-The preparations for the man.
moth picnic continues with all the zeal
and bright anticipations Of childhood.
The Arlingtons had most delightful
surprise sociable. at Glenmary, the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Drewry, on Wednesday
night. They will have grand ball and
picnic during the next month.
SALE.-We learn that Mr.. s. d. Atkin-
son has disposed of his place near Man.
chester to Mrs. Robert Baird.
BOARD OF HEALTH.-The Board Of
Health should be re6rganized in Manches-
ter. It's supervision is much needed, that
the place may be put in condition to
avoid epidemics.