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Mr.. McCuiloch's opinion is that cold
will remain stable at 1870 t. 1875 for some
time to come. He has no intention of
forcing the market, and is content with
merely avoiding panics, and operating
to secure stability.
The Ways and Means Committee are
in favor ofincreasing the salaries of de-
partment clerks twenty-five per cent.
The chiefs of the Sioux and Sisseton
Indian tribes, of Minnesota, have been
ordered to Washington, to make trea-
ty for the cession of their lands and to
guarantee safe route over their coun-
try to Montana; also for locating
them on farms, and for guarantee
of peace and security to our frontier.
The House Committee of Ways and
Means have agreed to recommend a
modification of the income tax by de-
creasing the amount Of exemption from
income tax to 81 600 year.
The Democracy of Connecticut met
in State Convention ,on the sth of Janu-
airy IN New Haven, as the Chairman
Of their Executive Committee, SAYS. in
his call, to consider the Revolutionary
Acts OF the present Radical Congress,
and also determine upon the proprietv
OF making nominations for State Off
GERS, and OF recommending to the peo-
pie OF the Mirt.Y-si.t states the necessity
of National Convention, to adopt such
measures as will thwart the schemes OF
the traitors who are endeavoring to sub
vert the Constitution and the Govern
aent Of our fathers.
Many farmers, about smithland, South.
efn <eatuci1y, have raised this wear
rom ten to twenty, and some as high
as thirty acres Of cotton, which growth
has been favored by the season, and tl4e
crops have yielded Surprisingly we'll
for the climate.
Private aavices received from New
Orleans represent that the Congression-
al Investigating Committee on the late
riot in that city, experience consdera-
bic difficulty in procuring reliable tes-
til1ony sufficient to establish the char
ges that have been made against the
authorities Of the State and city. They
are ransacking every part Of the town
for witnesses, and examine all they can
get, without distinction Of race or color,
and without any regard for reputation.
Five Of the pine judges Of the ssuprne
Court Of the cnited States are appoin-
tees of President Lincoln. Judge Da-
Wis, who delivered the opinion Of tie
majority in the Milii"an eaee. WIS Mr..
fineonss special fEiend
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NEWS OF III II D1Y

Mr.. McCulloch's opinion is that gold
will remain stable at 1870 t. 1876 for some
time to come. He has no intention of
forcing the market, and is content with
merely avoiding panics, and operating
to secure stability,
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DOMESTIC ES.

The undersigned, living 2 mite N. E. of
Martnsburg, near Schopperts Saw Mi! man.
uiactnres Domestic Wines from Catawba
and Isabella grapes, Blackberries and Wild
Cherries Warranted fee from spirits drugs.
or any other no2ieus ingredient. For sale
in any quantity from gallons upwards,
Cal o. address ASHAEL VANM ETRE.
Jan 10,
sont am pefm1d h to refer 1,aa to the foowjng
Wilson, E S Troxel, f W Andrews. Jas
Robinson, G T Rutherford,
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Solomon advises the sluggard to go to
the ant, but the shiftless in our days
generally go to their uncle.
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BROWN < PERKINS
Pianos for the People
40 Broome st., New York

-
WE would ean the attention Of the public e
w our elegant New Scale Pianos, in the fol
STYLE "a" 7 octave, Front large round
corners, plain case, either Octagon OF
carver legs, straight bottom, bead mOuld-
STYLE 81 octave sam as style A. with
serPentme moulding on plinth. carved
LEGS amdlyro----- -----.-.----------. 81
STYLE Sc" octave, Front corners large
round, serpentma bottom, mOuiuinzs
same As on style D, carved Tyre and ds>k,
STYLE aDH7 octave. F0ur large round
corners. finished BAGS, mOuldings on rim
and piaIh, serpentine bottom. carved
Tyre and desk. elegant carved fruit legs 30.
The above styles are al finished in eeCani
Rosewood cases, and have the fun iron frame
French action. harp pedal, beveled TOP, IVORY
keys and key fronts, and exceed Ia overstrung
bass nearly al the "a ortave riaaosn now man
ufactered. They are made Ofthe best materials
and for hEish. durability, purity and sWeetness
OF tone. cannot be surpassed.
The four styles described above, emb0dy al
the essential changes in exterior rnish or case,
which are By manufactures run up to = and
We invite the attention Of the public, % deal.
ers and the ptO IS ion, 70 a critical examination
of the merit. OF our Pianos.
By svO diDgthe great expense attend ntup0u
eUstly arteries aud eXreuslv ware Oous "a
the city, We are enabled 20 0fer these Pianos al
prices which DEFY seupettflen and invite a. "a
cal ndexamins lhen before purchasing else
When references and testimonials are re-
CURED BY those about to purchase, instead o.
presenting a display OF professional nal % we
refer 70 the parties TO whom We have solu Cr,
Pianos. Their Judgment a 70 The real N r s
OF car Instruments as 70 their durability. touch,
sweetness and power VI tone, standing In tune
etc, based on actual exPerience, beng OF -
more value than he mere good nplnic1c Or IN
artist, however capable. whO mere Ess n
wsreroOm, Instruments IN p iecf u D q ar %
der. Whica have Just received the workm-uE
last d tshiuK touches
Cur motto Is aQuiek sales sud snail p-1E-e-
send for a circular %
BROVS&PE EINs.
1anli I'm daT IL Broom 81 - Vol
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Randolph Macon College, Va.
In Full Operation


TyHIs time-honored institution Is once more
in successful operation, with a tULL
] CORPS on PROFESSORS Tn euairs Of the
several schools are nlied ~ ABLE ana exc
the schools, VIZ: Of Ancient Aatne-
| mates. Chemistry and NatuEai Philosophy
Moral PHILOSOPHY and Modern ~LanguageS In
addfriou 10 the above the beard OF Trustees
| nave established = school OF commercial SCI
ence, with the view OF glslas ~ ~ young men
m rraduatsS In all these schools, Diplomas
are zranted. and the degrees Of Bachelor Of
Arts aud Master Of Arts.are conferred upon
s,rTa1fs who accom- pIish a certain cOur-e. he
bfeb Grade OF scholarship formerly required Is
si1 mslntat ed We nave mlShensel and
the sunjecis taught
me iocafion q the College 4 Unsurpassed for
hesltn and geniality. Il Is situated Midway
between the mountains and the seaoOare; ard
during a career OF thfrty-thrse years, ard win
thousands or young men in there
has never been a desth arisns nom mAiaLla o.
young men not onIy morally andmantaAy but
Rea~5 h Si<tesn Dollars per Month. Tuition
from so TO so, according % ne Hcmper e
/, schools attended. asa VII cover sxPeaS@ Of
beard. 1eSsss les 95s s - 9o5ths
Rooms IN the College nee % cnaFSA Dbl the
s4naenf provides his own furniture, Iue1 and
ngnts; aS22g iBsss disSSIsd 81 he az wsT
No are unable 70 pas their tuition, FiE be
( allowed 70 attend any or Al OF the schools pee
. ms SolIese i siiusted aear BoyGtcn tns
eo5ofv seat % Msck1euburg county, Virginia
a-rSugameHts are made 70 transport Students
e-or, RidgWay Depot, on The Raleigh and Nei-
80 Raffroad. Whfzta conveyaccaleavR hoaa
80 9fafion, on the Richmond and DarEl7
asya and the Wolf Trap depot on ne sa
road. Tuesdays Thursdays aud SatrLeA
Wesalfcfta liberal patronage rom
Virginia and North 0aro1pAs nm
SOEth and Southwest -.
students VII b received atetS ~ ~ -
seeoad Em WI ommenceo % 1870
and prod for the College PlotS. - 1901
part3cnlars AddreEs the unee1
ton 5ONAs O. JOHNSON
An Prsadszf =. HeND.
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COMMERCIAL.


OFFICE or THE DAILY APPEAL.
MEMPHIS, January II, 1857, 8 pm,
General Business.
Business was not active to-day. Stock
OF provisions are becoming very light
This is particularly the case with meat.
Of all kinds. Large supplies are on tbs
way, but have been delayed in eonse.
quenee Of low water and Ice. The sup
ply OF corn is fair, but hay, bran aud
oats are very acarce. The boot and
shoe market Is becoming more active
than for some time back, and fair shin.
ments are daily made 10 the interior.
The retail dry goods trade of our CITY
has been very quiet during the day.
owing to the high winds and dust which
made it unpleasant 20 be out.
COrTON-There was a better feeling
in the market to-day than on Yesterday.
and prices were frmer. A few sales
took place, of good lists, at Bic for mid
ding. Holders are disposed to sell at
the outside figure given below, but do
not show that disposition to force the
market which was evident a few days
back. Receipts for the day, 1910 bales;
1928 bales:
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Via NJ G. r. r., Washington, d. C., Rich
mOnd. Va. Columbus, Ga, Augusta, Ca, Mo
bile, Ala, and an stations on NJ. a C. r. r., a
6 JPN.
Mis-. Cen. r. r. at 6 pm.
Mobile q Ohio r. r. ats pm.
VIA Miss. a Tenn. r. X, New Orleans, Ia
Jackson, Mise. Nicksburg, Miss, and gu sta
tons on Mis-. 4 Tenn. h. R., at p. n.
outheru r. X. at 8 2. m.
N. %. q q. n. r. h at 3 p. m.
Via Mem. q Louisville r. r., Louisville, KY.
Cncinnat. Ohio, Baltimore, Nd, Philadelphia
Pa, New York, n. Y, and all eastern cities, a.
5 3. m
R~rownsyIlies Tenn, and all stations on Mem.
& Ohio K. R., az SPIN.
Cairo, Ill. Chicago, H. hi LOUIS. no. ana al
western cities, at 8 y. IN
Little Rock K r., and all Landings on Nhltf
River semi-weeKiy. Tuesdays and Saturdays
Pine Blue. Ark. and Landings on Arkansas
River, semi-weekly, Tuesdaysaud Fridays.
Miss. River nom Memphis 70 Cairo five times
a week.
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E.
Mississippi Cotton Plantation for Sale.

CONTAINING Gao acres, entire section under
- fence, 30 In hign state OF CULTIVATION, gopd
frame dwelling house with i've rooms, gin
house, ali Necessary out houses, orchard, etc,
an IN good order, plenty OF good water good
team. fodder, hay, oats, CON- Eu4lng nugh,
stock Of every kind usually found on q kArln,
utensils Of all kinds 10 fact eVerythingSo SOM
plete TO carry On a well conducted Iarm Tor sale
Iauge number Of the hands nov on the place
will remain. d desired. In a good healthy loca-
ton. convenient 10 church and schools and
ave miles nom the city. Parties calling soon
can make liberal and easy terms For further
information call on JEfEhEs6 BLACkM kLL
a CO.. No. &D Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
Tits farm Is offered for thirty days, a. the party
now on 70 Will keep everything In good order,
and get hands to work Ihe plRce, and VIII de.
liver everything over 10 the purchaser, and
give immediate possession. deco I'm
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LOCAL. MATTERs.

TEMPERANCE ADHESIVE learn
the Rev. Milford Jones will deliver an
address on Temperance at his church,
Asbury chapel, on Sunday evening next.
Mr.. Jones Is an excellent speaker, and
viii be sure TO interest those who go to
hear him.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


oysters, Oysters-Fish and Game Depot
JOHN D. EDWARDS, No. sIS Second street. Il
receiving daily, per exIvess, FRESH BALTI.
MORE OYSTERS, which he win furnish al
customers at Eight Dollars per dozen cans. ant
retail at seventy-hve Cents after the lst O
January. Also receiving fresh LAKE FISH
POULTRY, GAME, n all kinds OF vEGETA.
BLEs, and will sell at the LOWEST PRICES
An customers We may meet with viii b,
promptly attended to-
An goods delivered to all parts OF the city
free Of charge.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN D. EDWARDS,
dec28 I'm ne No. as Second street
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MULE STEALING.-This offense has
become so prevalent Of late that a single
case Of the kind eXcites but little atten-
ton. From the systematic in
which this nefariOus practice has been
carried on in Memphis and vicinity, it
has been supposed that there is a regu-
larry organized band. A colored indi-
vidual, one Bob RunSess by name, was
arrested yesterday by the detectives, and
is in " quOd +" awaiting an examination.
If such a gang exists land from our in-
formation we have little doubt of i'll it Is
TO be hoped they may speedily be
brought to justice and receive the reward
their crimes so justly deserve.
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BEAUTIFUL NIGHTs.-The evenings
at present are extremely beautiful-last
night truly a lovely one. The moon
shone in her grandeur, sending her light
in so many golden streaks down the
broad face Of the Mississippi, while
around even the face of nature seemed to
bring her beauties 10 enhance the scene.
Brscing weather, but clear and beautiful
nights, such as we have seldom expert
eneed at this time Of the year. May
they long continue.
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Null BROKE LOOSE

AZ
From No. 81 Madison street, on Wednesday
evening, one sorreI MULE, 10 or y years old,
medium size, with saddle and harness marks,
all suo nd and had on an old bride. A
liberal rewhrd VIII be paid m delivery Of said
mule 81 No. Sc Madison street. decl6 u
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ANnrurR Rpr-rr c

ANOTHER BRUTE-Ge0. Thompson,
white, who resides in that classic To-
cality known as happy hollow" was
amusing himself yesterday afternoon by
beating his wife. a neighboT girl went
in to see the performance, and getting
into too close proximity to the parties
she received = back-hauded blow in the
face, which induced her to call in the aid
Of officer Gall, who arrested the wife,
whipper and put him in duranee vile.
No doubt the commissioner will punish
him to the fullest extent that ths law
will allow. II beings clothed in the garb
Of men will commit such heniOus Of
lenses they Should be made to suffer Sc
verely.
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For the benefit Of those persons call
ing at the counting and editorial rooms
Of this paper for Gen. Jordan, we wish
TO state hat he is not now connected
with the APPEAL, nor has he been so
connected since last summer, aud that
we dc not know Of his whereabouts.
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o
VALUABLE PLANTATION
FOR SALE OR RENT,
Eight Miles East of Helena, Ark.
in Tunica County, Miss.

VyHIs Tract consists Of Eight Hundred Acres,
Five Hundred O: which are cleared. -Four
hundred acres Of the tract WIS cultivated
during the year 1896, and Is now IN a good CON
dition for a crop FOR the year 1857. The most o.
This valuable plantation il above overflow and
is very desirable, and has comfortable Cabins
excellent Water. aud a new steam s&wfnlll
and GlnhOuss Mules and Farming Utensi
can be purchased on the place, and many
Freedmen now on the place coOid be induced
10 STAY. should any one Of means desire 70
plant. a liberal cOpaTtnership Is offered
For further Information apply 70 l. J. BuSBl
or y. y. APPERSOk & co, Memphis Tenn.
This place will be offered for Thirty Days
JAMS I'm A. J.. HhuIh ELL
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COMPLnIENTART TEsTDIONTAL-A
grand complimentary testimonial is
rendered to The Memphis club, by the
Putzel dramatic corps, TO take place on
Wednesday evening, January 23d, at the
Memphis club room, on which occasion
will be produced the Serious Family,
with the following powerful cast
Charles Torrens, Mr.. Chas. NJ. Strauss,
Capt. Murphy Mcguire, Eugene Leh-
man, Amindab Steak, Lou. Lenbrie,
Frank Vincent, Julius ElsOn, Servant
M. Holland, Lady SonerDy Creamy,
Mrs. NJ. Putzel, Mrs. Charles Torrens,
Mrs. p. Pollock, Emma T0rreus, Mrs.
r. Nendig, Mrs. Ormshy Delmaine, Mrs.
,. Wangesheimer, Graham, Mrs. l..
Steinlein. The performance viii COM
mence a quarter 10 eight. FROM the
well known ability of all these ladies
and gentlemen, the lBcky ones who will
get a ticket will be sure 20 enjoy a dra-
matte treat but seldom witnessed. I'M
mediately after the performance a grand
bail will be given, and nothing will be
left wanting TO make this n Of the
most pleasant evenings Of amusement of
the season.
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NEW memphis Observation-Disclosures
large and elite audience was present last
evening al the New Memphis thester to
witness Vestvalis great rendition Of the
Dukes Motto. This evening is set aside
for her benefit, an occasion that should
crowd the theateT 20 It's utmost extent,
hat is II talent and genius are TO be APP
preciated. Tue performances will consist
OF Gamea; or TIE He6rev Mother.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-18

FAST DRIvING.-Two fast young men,
named jerry DOnOva and John Power,
were brought up yesterday fof trying the
speed of their horses to the probable de-
triment Of other travellers. Cammis-
sioner Richards will explain to them this
morning the evils that might result from
fast driving on the streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-18

BOARDEG.-Three or four respectable
families, or several single gentlemen,
and boarding, by applying at S9i Second
street. nOv2U-tf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-18

PLAYING PORER.-A well-known auc-
tioneer and an equally ~well-known
livery stable keeper, had a dispute near
the corner Of Monroe and Third streets,
which ended in the livery man striking
the auctioueer with an iron poker, inflict-
ing rather an ugly wound on the head.
No arrests were made that We learned OF.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-18
STOLEN


From the undersigned, on the night OF the
Zigt. from the residence Of the subscriber, on
Auction street, between Second and Third, one
bisck horse MULE about Il hsnds high, with 2
large scar on left fore shoulder, and one bay
mare MULE, about AK hands high, and very
thin, with 4 scar on the LEFT hip. A liberal re-
ward Will be paid for their recovery and deliy-
erv 70 HARRY LEWIS,
I.lg ~. A rsafFnn gsraaf
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STEALING SHOEs.-A negro woman,
named Msry Williams, was tried before
Squire Lee, yesterday, for stealing a
pair OF shoes from a Main street Jew. 1t
appeared from the evidence, however,
that he bad bargained 10 give her the
shoes, and she was therefore discharged.
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NOTICES.


n tt E
There will be no bills paid by the steamer
DIE VERNON unless ordered by the Captain
or Clerk. !. p. HICKS.
Bulletin and Avalanche copy. ant n
NOTICE. MULE andHORSE STOLEN
n ~ REWARD-On the night Of December
2lzt uiL., WIS stolen from the STA Die OF the sub
ecrber. one And a-half miles north Of the city,
on the Memphis anu Big Creek plank road, one
BAY HORSE, nine or ten years old, black name
and tail, one white foet just at fetocE JOINT,
aud dent IN forehead just below leu eye shod
on all four feet Also. a light sorrel mare
MULE. about four years old, short COUPLED
Funp and having saddle and collar marks on
back aud top q neck, crOpPrd mane and tail,
and a little spot just behind her right ear, shod
on Mont feet. / viii give Fifty Dollars reward
for return OF either animal, aud one Hundred
Tor nppreheusion Of and proof 10 convict tke
thief fianE ZEH JOHN A. ALkEh
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INSTANTANEOUS
NILo HATCH, cHAs. n pav,
rEsnty ssrsSash'r SIX years AGENT and

MILo HATCH, cHAa n 49,
IEenty years 1ash'r Six years Assnt md
augusta Ca Express Comnsnv
HATCH 4 PHELPS, Banker and p-ora1
II Gsneral Purchasing Agsnta. snd n 49,
Foreign Newspaper Adveftfsfnr &c., ~
BROAD street and 81 Exchange Place eW yo-L
RETKRENcEs-R u. Lowry, 80 P-aziSs1-
tank Of Repubuc. y. r Josiah o@Fas ~ u
res shoe and Leather Bank n " 49,
mLye, Esq A the Merchants Bank. ".
eearse Brooks, u Pearl street n. ~ psoffs
9 FetterHI y Pearl street, n. T.: ID. DIS. R-gv1
EIlsor aud PropretOr Rochester Demo-
s4eneter, n T.; o L Bunce. ~.
Flst 6nsnX Bank hartford. Ct James MIIez
IT, r 1chauge Bank, HaFtfo-f- 49,
1880 FsloSes 3 Son. Attorneys az Lag,
I5.I.osr A-Dwight&Co. Boston. No.
lawn Ialt, Eeqr worcester, MaSa. Thomae -
Metean b<9-.A9ggsta, ga; j hn DsTissn- -
Augusta, Ga-s y B. Pant Fsq Prz4 E~bsf,
ern EEDress Cos r B BrnscE 20 500
* Co. Atlanta. Ca. p HuIbarf
ESQ., S1pt Soutbem II. Co, Atlanta c. -
shutter, 1sq,5 upt Southern TX Co. He~rbfg
Tenn A small, 20. Bupt SoufherE -
70 New Orieansi and Agents OfExprea Com
psnieS- tgnII IN
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S50 REV D.

I viii pay 500 for the apprehension ana de
livery to me at Collierville, Tenn, my BLACK
horse brfdla and saddle, and the thief who
stole him: OF l will pay S25 for the horse. The
horse is six years old. black all over, and cal
ries his tail on the right side when moving,
The saddle r. OF the old stale, nat tree, nearly
new. Bride is common. There is a white spot
on the len side OF the horse where the girth
buckles, the size OF a dollar, and q small white
spot under the foretOp. and small scar on the
hack. r. NJ. FARKINGTON.
COIIeryule- Tenn, Dec. 81. 80. 1aA n
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a IuKA sPRINea

CTILL have a large crowd. and VIII have al
- winter, owing 70 the remarkable healthi-
neS OF The locality and virtues Of
the waters lnveltds Of 8u classes, the sick Of
AL diseases, vii hndths best Of medical a1sen-
ton IyOu are sick, Il is the place 70 get well.
Terms, 80 per month
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To the Patrons OF the Appeal.

WANTED.-Boy wanted to take charge
Of a route. For further particulars in
quire of L. Davies, b. this office.
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RemOval-DrS Mortimore a Payne have 70
moved their once from the Commercial Hotel
TO the Worsham House, Room No. q, uhe one
occupied by DIT. MortimOrs the past four years,
where all, who desire 70, can consult them and
procure treatment.
Special attention given 70 all TIE various
forms Of chronic diseases, especially Disease Of
the Lung and Throat, Disease Of the Heart,
Liver, spleen, Kidneys and Spine. Dyspepsia,
Chronie Diseases Of the Stomach n Bowels,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Nervous anec-
tons all the Affective forms or Female Di-
.sases, ss also ali diseases having origin in I'M
parisisseS sas blood and vital huids-
once hours from s O'Clock ana. anHl s O'Clock
pm, daily, Nay sf
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FIRE.--rhe alarm of fire about sever
O'Clock last night was caused by the
turning Of a house beyond the town re-
serve on Poplar street,
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ADJUSTMENTS TO-DAY.-BlufT City
Museum-open day and evening-won-
derful educated hog, Bohemian glass
blower, collection of living animals.
del9 "
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Two MOTHERs.-Children are. very
nice playthings and many choice bits Of
literature have been iudited about
them, explaining how much they re-
sembied their lovely mamms, or how
near they look like their burly papa but
these authors have failed 10 tell as about
the hundred troubles and fluctuations
they cause their parents about their
crying, their chickering's and, finally, Of
the many fights they cause their parents
10 embroil themselves in. We saw a
little Of this yesterday and we could not
help thinking that if children are bless
ings they are also great bothers. On
Causey street, beloWaBeal, we yesterday
/ saw a couple OF urelAhs who Dummelled
each other well, aud then both Of them
started homeward blubbering at q fear
ful rate. Shortly afterward the mothers
came out, and although we have often
read Of &antippe We have heard
4 two such viragOes. The little ones kept
on crying and the mothers continued 10
wage q war of words. They finally
withdrew avOWing vengeance, swearing
that wnen the Old man came home be
/ wouid settle matters.