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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-23
FoR ARKANSAS RIvER.

Regular Arkansas River Packet.
For Pine Bluff and little Rock
FLORENCE TRABERR L. Hslnes master
Tsts elegant passenger steamer
will leave N
"WEDNESDAY. 2lth Inst, &C s pm.
ARR HARMSTAD q CO. Agents,
Corner Main and Madison ets-,
ap&2t and Gty Wharf boat foot Manros 81.
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House RoBBERY.-The residence OF
Mr.. John Griffin, on the corner of Jack
son and Front streets, Was entered yes
terday morning, and the sum Of ninety
five dollars in currencystolen. Suspicion
pointed strongly to one James Cushman,
who was arrested on a warrant Issued by
Mr.. Justice Creighton. He will be ex-
amined on the charge to-day.
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AURORA OIL!

WE want men everywhere 70 study their
w uUS TNTEH5 The right to manu- ac-
ture and s@N she Patent Aurora OIL In q single
comfy VIII make more money to the -uurchesar
IN three months than the largest farm IN ygrr
STATE vii make IN a Whole year The Nulcra
Ol actually costs leSs tnan ODc-hat tEe price
or Coal Oh. and the Illuminating power OF TIE
Aurora Oil rs - mucI sup-riur - the Lt1t tl
a. TIE Goal Oil Is 10 a taloW camille ana H. 3 p
MlRE Exp Osire Than 9 ta.ioE sacd6 ArE
lamp that vii burn Coal "a VII bum tLs
AurOra OIL Irdoes noi smoke The chiEurey-
T. does rot smeli-it viii EOt Rr-ase CT 3 ala the
hnesE Lm=n- non even white co1n Lhz ma e.
rial for its manpfaet re D. ineNhaustfnie o @
man can make - obls peruAy. omaf 10
required Ne VIII pay y0uE rare 70 au4 nm
The ETY. Of Memphis. and oils ohi e here, "
we cannot prove al. aud even IN re, then ge
have stated sinzle c0untF sasll-A s. tule
O. the N n o. enterprise, a0u tle hight 20 =
state - unIoid worth.
For further in ormatlon, cal OF OF address
II. a.. DEWITT a Co,
81 Madisaa street. eornsr Main.
spill I'm uemnhis. Tenn
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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. Office, 20S Main street.
meh6 daNIv
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1919 For sRIe.

A y undivided one-hslf interest in 5000 acre.
a o. Red river bottom land, Ia Lafayette
and SS.ier COUNTIES. rkanSas .
This interest. The title TO which lsperIeci' VIII
be sold AT a ioW Ggure- for one-third cash ana
the remainder az oae ana two years, without
interest,
river bOttam land, above al OyerEow, ana Inc
finest hody OF lund in The state. In Crawford
county, Arkansas.
Taese lands viii be sold together or In par
cea, IL l@sh.
Ap9ly 10 PIKE & ADAMS,
Attorneys at law,
mbEtf gB MS1l aSceat, Memphis
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NJ a n I -
young gentleman Of experience wishes 8
position as B~Ooi-Eeeper. Can give entire salts
faction aud the best Of references. Address
for one week. aBOOk-Heeper,' appeal Office.
anon 1-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-23

New, Beautiful Prints, just
opened at Menken Bros. apps
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Residence for Rent Cheap, No. 29S
Third street, near corner 3. Apply to
p. Z. Hughes, % Madison street.
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BOARDING.

D o ARD -
Pleasant rooms, furnished OF unfurnisheG,
with b ard. for families or single gentlemen, a.
reasonable rates; also, a few day -UoarderS can
be accommodated a. No. sal Second street, be-
exchanged arEd u
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Spriaq salts, all styles, very low for
cash, at Drake Il Co.'s. APPS ct
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MIssIssIpUI and TcHnessee Railroad
Nottee.

AERIvEs EFkRT
New Orleans E1presa.-- 9sS0 pm 40 pm.
Batesvtlie Accomo'n-..--lU-5 Elo
fsbe4 O. =. OAKLEY. Gen Ticket ARt.
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Important 10 Fruit-GrOWeFsI

urE have IN hand a mixture m-adsexpresiy
w 10 destroy ali iasects that n esttRe tranAs
~ 'ERUT IREES The Application Ncry
s9r,n7a A. : Irffiag o0sr hey can Dc pre-
- f~on, sf,e denredarions Of these destruc-
Nv a. 3. PRESCOTT & CO,
Coal Oh and Lamp Emporium.
Hr-s,vlna1w No. % Jefferson street.
~ apld AY2WaWst
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Al the latest styles Of neck ties at
DraEeis- ABB %
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-23

Country MerchanIs-Psy cash,
and buy cheap dry goods of Menken
Bros, 263 Main street. apps 2
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FINED.-AIbert Wilson, the young lad
who assaulted the negro boy Orange
Robinson, in Chelsea, on saturday naa
a hearing before Squire Creighton yes
terdav, and was fined ten dollars and
costs for tke o:Fense, which sum was
promptly paid. Who viii say That tbs
negro cannot get justice in Memphis a?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-23

A DWELLING HOUSE WITH SEVEN
ROOMS, in good order, and convenient 10 bn-
siness. Rent SEQ per mouth Also a COT
TAGEwTTH FOUR ROOMS, Eight Acres OF
Ground, an Abundance or Fruit Fine Loea-
ton. adjoining the city limits. Rent $50 per
month. Also several office and Lodging rooms
IN the vicinity OF the OvertOu Hotel None
but careful and prompt tenants need apply, at
LII Frnnf street. apis Nv
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Spring Suits made to order, at reduced
prices, at Power & McGeoy's, 23s Second
street. ap21 II
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CHINESE SOLAR PITH HAT,

,,n.d bv TUEG CHEONG HONAM,
-nl.cn Ghiua. eInbraeirg all the styles, VIZ:
SSnsis koupd, Double Round, Ioad-sJOoi and
HsiT4at. These Hats are bey end all question
~ nos. comfOftsbls ever invented. Cab snd
nnTehass II you would keep Il ecoi head and
aS-o;d sun stroke. aplhlm
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Drake & Co., eIothiers and gents fur
nishers, 81 Main street. APPS u
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ID O A r ID I N G.
Rlard. with rooms furnished or unournlshed,
I'm the large new building corner OF Vance aud
Avery streets, third door rom Avery, Gentle
men with their wives viii find a pleasant
home. Cal and see. ap29 2w9
BOARDING AMI LODGING
Two desirable front rooms for families, and
also day board forS few gentlemen can be had,
by early application 81 SO Madison street.
Also. en- Office suitable FOR q lawyeror doctor.
apl6 I'm
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WANTS.
A ROOMMATE DESIRED

a
ArespectabIe widow, lrelict Of a Confederate
< I6Ierl of small means, occupying one lar
room. wishes TO taxi a lady into tbs house witt
her for con- panionship. and 20 les en- her eF-
peusas. No objection 20 one child Apply a
Southeast corner Of Monroe and Second streets
m Stairs. apis 3to
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-23

Lis1e Thread and cotton hosiery at
brakes, 2T7 Main street. APPS 2t
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MONEY TO LOAN, on C5aterals.
at $50 Second street. apr2O &c
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-23

Grand Opening of choice new dress
goods for suits, at Menken Bros. ap23 ?
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Grand Opening to-day of French
novelues-ladies' and children's suits
and underwear, at Menkeu Bros. APPS .
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-23

Hon'tfofget to attend the sale of dwell
Ing house and lot, on corner Of Court
and Boundary avenue, this morning at
10 o'clock. 1t will positively be sold.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-23

AHy One HdpiHg a Life Policy for the
beneft and protection of his famiy)
should feel contented and happy, for
while all kind OF business Ia uncertain
his policy, in ease OF his death, is like q
deposit in bank, and with which his
family can purchase the neeessaries OF
life. See the superior advantages offered
by Owen, Moore & West, agents for the
Old Ktna Life Insurance company ;
Office northwest corner Main and Madi-
son streets. apis Nv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-23

French Ldion full bosom shirts, all
sizes, at Drake & Co.'s, 277 Main street.
ana 2t
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d. H Chapman dealer in sand at the
foot of Beal street. Delivered to ali
parts Of the city. ap5 Inn
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
LTrORNEYs.

BUSINESS OAHCGSAO&1
ATTORNEYS. a1
A R1sTEADG PHELAN, Is West ooaIt
hsstreet A
DULIoCK s ANDERSON, $40 second street
VUaMINGs, {. c, 20 second street
NKLhAGHEK RYAN, S57second street.
DTKE a ADAMS. Main, over German Ma
i tional Bank.
pIKE, T. Little kOck' ATkAnsas-
CTAHL, GEO. E, 20 second street
WTNCHEsTER a HATUHER, 2H Second
w
AUCTIOEEERS.
ET0N-GRRATs MONTGOMEBY, n secoud
M street, Ayres suilding
nO9EnsON a. 5, az Man street.
nOTsTEK, TKEzisVART q co. jefferson
X Riock, second street. "
AKUHITECTs.
CTTTH- F., Irving Block, second street
ABSTRACT OFFIUE.
G1MFBELL- c. J. &CO, corner Monroe ana
~ FfcflNB
BANKS Ans BlSkKRs.
MT1zFNs Union Bank, q Nfsdison street
-ovIIrPCTAL Bank Of Tennessee, corner
l. Madison and Main streets
TTRsT national bank, 4 Madison street
1TyVEN National Bank, 25 Main street.
.z5So ssvipgs Institution, 10 Madison
VI street
LONE Insaranoe and Trust Company, Ii
III Madison street
TFFFFRS0N Insurance aud Trust company
TTEMPHIs Insurance comPaay, ~ Aadi-
Nj son street
ogden, Tobey a Co, Is Jefferson street
DE1PLETS sank OF Tennessee, Y Maalson
street
CAVINGs Bank OF Memphis - Main street.
BO5Ts. SHOES, HATS ASB CARS.
TYYETF. J0s. Co. So NAN stIeeI
ITARTNER q cURTIs, 2s MainstreeL
DETEEY, IL, 20 Front street
IL
TIEERY q MITCHELL, 81 Main street
Ba0KsFILERs GSU STATIOSKRs.
CHAMBEELIN. o F,&Co, ~ Main street.
HNNGNs6 son, 10 JEFFERSON street
"ADE, /. Co. IS Main street
" uGARs ISB TOBACUo
RTEYER. M~AksGHUETz 90, eOrnerJei
mi fereou and Second streets -
OOHNIsSI0N MEROssNTs. -
THnD, DUDLEY q co., Sol Front street
LAWRENCE GARTER, rs Front street
-O0TTO8 FGCTOBS AND COMMISSION.
T0RoNNA, n, H6 and lSo4 Exchange
IoLEMANy WILLIAMS & CO. 28 Front
street
WaRBURG, EDWARD, 2s Front street.
DENTISTS.
HTNsoN, = Is Main street
II
THAssON, J. b, sl2 Aain street.
WEssoN A. 2Aso0Ond street
DRT G0ODs.
WALKER. BRos.&C CO.. 80 MaIn stree.
PLs0s BROS { co. 81 Main street.
TEACK. EROS s BONN, ol Main street.
0-zWOOD a co, JNO.E, N second street
IFNAEDER.J 3. s. co. corner Union and
~ Main streets.
BRUBs ANa MkBlCTSES.
DENKERr, ANDREW, lo Main street
ATAHD a EEGUERE, corner Main anu
Adams street
- 6norDrTSEM,rS
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NV Lawns and Organizes at Men
ken Bros. ap232
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I
An ELEGANT HOUSE, with Furniture, on
Poplar street, west corner of Orleans. Posses
sion given immediately. Apply al No. 10 Court
streef. app lw
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Buffalo Gnat OR.-To check the raw
ages Of this formidable insect, buy the
Gnat Oil prepared by o. +. Prescott &
Co., 40 Jefferson street. They also ceal
in Coal Oil and Lamps, Family Soaps,
TinWare, etc. ap2l SC
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Cash Buyers.-Merchants look at
cheap prints and domestics at Menken
Rrns aD23 9
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Live and Let lire Good board at
Charley's restaurant and saloon, at s. per
week. Good liquors at fifteen cents per
glass; also free lunch every day from 10
20 II o'clock, at Center alley, two doors
below Madison. apl9 lw
Grand Opening Of ladies' and ehii-
dren's suits and infants wear, at Menken
Bros. sp232
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Elegant Lace Mantillas at Msnken
Rrrs an23 9


No MISUNDERSTANDING and furnishing
goods at prices to suit the times, at Drake
& Co.'s, 277 Main street. APPS 2t
The Aurofo OA.-The introduction
Of this. oil is destined to work a great
revolution in the lighting world. 1t
possesses many advantages over all other
mean Of light, from the fact that it is
much cheaper than gas or coal oil, Is free
from any offensive smell, and best Of all,
non-explOsive. We have examined 1t
thoroughly, and without hesitation pro-
nOunee Il superior 10 anything extant
for the rDOse for which it is recon-
mendsd. 1t Is also superior TO turpen-
tine for paints, oils and varnishes. The
proprietors. Messrs. II. G. Dewitt 4 Co,
have an Office at "a Madison street, but
they dispose OF state and county rights
to manufacture only. Their patent has
seventeen years to run. Territory is
being sold rapidly, and parties desiring
to make money will find this a good in
vestment. Don't. forget, "A Madison
street, up stairs. ap2l II
Lis7e Thread and cotton hosiery at
brakes, 277 Main street. APPS 2t
Cash Buyers.-Merchants, look at
cheap prints and domestics at Menken
Bros. apps
Spring Suits made TO order, at reduced
prices, st Power & McGeoyis, 25S Second
street. ap21 tt
Buffalo Gnat oR.-To check the raw
ages OF this formidable insect, buy the
Gndt Oil prepared by o. +. Prescott &
Co, 40 Jefferson street. They also ceal
in Coal Oil and Lamps, Family Soaps,
Tinware, etc. ap21 sc
French Laton full bosom shirts, all
sizes, at Drake & Co.'S, 277 Main street.
ap23 2t
Spring Suits made to order, at reduced
prices, at Power & MeGeoy's, 2SS Second
street. ap21 II
Residence for Rent Cheap, No. 29s
Third street, near corner 3. Apply to
p. Z. Hughes, % Madison street.
New, Beautiful Prints, just
opened at MeDken Bros. ap2S2
Al the latest styles of neck ties at
Brakes. apps 2t
MONEY TO LOAN, on C5iaterals.
at $50 Second street. apr20 81
Beautiful Residence for Sale.-The
beautiful residence occupied by NJ. C.
Galloway, on the corner Of Court and
Third streets, is offered for sale. The
property is the most desirable in the city,
the title is perfect, and will be war
rauted to the purchaser. The property
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Spring Suits made TO order, at reduced
prices, st Power 4 McGeoyis, 2S Second
street. AMI If
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Kid Gloves at 81 per pair at 364 Main
street. sp5tf Il. B. WELLS.
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z . r 3 A l. E.
One Twelve az Horse Power Stationary
ENGINE AND B~OLER-nesrly new
LINN q MALLON,
,.lG1 Ia, IA Main street.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE
TWO NEW AND CoMMoDIoUs STORES
Il by 50 feet also, Three Rooms aud Kitchen
up stairs. Airy and healthy situation, al lls
Jefferson street. api8Iwt
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Dixie, L r., Little Rock, Arkansas.
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ATlTIoERERS.

CTAHL, GEO E, 20 second street.
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L . II Il l. n T
Three Rooms in n large and well situated
house. on Auction street, within a few min
.utes' wslk OF Main street railroad. Terms
moderate. Apply at Appeal office. aplO u
EOR AREN'T
The Ruil6ipgs erected by Col. c. Bethel on
corner Of Main and Court Streets For terms
apply to HUMEs x PISTON, No. 80 south
CONT. splB l0L
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TOR RENT
House for Rent and Furniture for Sale. APP.
plv toCANAVAN & BOND, corner ofCOurt anc
Tsir5 streets. apl6 lw
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En-
Boarding House, Il OF 2 rooms, between Main
/ and Second. Apply, &4 ErOntstreet, upstairs
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No MISUNDERSTANDING and furnishing
goods at prices to suit the times, at Drake
& Co.'S, 277 Main street. APPS 2t
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DIE . ADAMS, Main, over GsTHaa Ma
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Atlsntic aud Mtssiss;ppi steamship Company.
Z. :. Mail.
ROr VieksbuFE, Matches and New Or
leans.
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nOTsTEK, IRRELEVANT q CO. jefferson
IL block, second street.
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A R1sTEAD a PHELAN, I5 west oeo't
hestreet T
BULLOCK & ANDERSON, $40 second street
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Money Loaned 6y GtizeHs Union Bank,
on first class United States securities.
On paid up National Bank stock and
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pauu master
This excellent steamer leaves r.
Memphis asabsye, ~
THIS DAY. cd inst at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMsTAp & Co, Agents,
ap99 II
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81 Madisaa street, eornsr Main.
apH I'm uemnhis- Tenn
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Regular New Orleans aad Louisville Packet
For N~ieksbarg and New Orleans
sTONEWALL Mckinney master
This elegant passenger steamer IL
will leave E
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INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATTON.

TIHE Ladies of the Industrial Associaz
Il ton would inform the public gertA
rally that they have rented the store Oh
the corner of Richardson and Lady streets,
where they Intend 10 keep constantly on
hand full supply of READY MADE
CLOTHING, OF all descriptions. Please
call and examine the articles which they
have now ready for sale. Some one viii
always be found ready to exhibit the
ready made garments and to receive orders
from those who may wish to nave work
done neatly and promptly Strangers
visiting the city will be pleased to give
them call.
They would take this opportunity of re-
turning their thanks to the citizens for
their former patronage, and solicit con-
tinuance of the same.
iheir books are constantly open for those
who may be desirous of aiding the cause
By becoming members of this association,
Membership only One Dollar. Ii .f-.
The object Of this Association is to fur
nish constant employment for those who,
having been Impoverished by the war,
now depend on the needle for daily bread.
Does not such an object commend itself 70
the hearts OF our citizens. June 81
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sThe TnSser Cnini. I
By II. BoNAR, d. ID.

By n. BoSAR, D. d.
Calm me, my God. and keep ma calm O.
While these hot bfeezes blow; %AHs.sss
BE like the night dew's cooling balm,
Upon earth's feYered brow. .er 81
Calm me. my God, and keep me calm,
Soft resting on thy breast; 4 81. ~, ~. !
Soothe me with holy hymn and psalm.
And bid my spirit rest.
Calm me, my God, and Keep me csln,4 =
Let thine outstretching wing
Be like the shade Of Elini's palm
Beside her desert spring.
Yes. keep me calm, though loud and rude
The sounds my ear that greet;
Calm in the closets solitude, $50 siH
Calm in the busting street ' g
Calm in the hour Of buoyant health, i
Calm in my hour of pain, ~ -,s
Calm in my poverty or wealth,
Calm in my loss or gain ssys
Calm in the suferance OF wrong, siff
Like Him who bore my shame,
Calm mid the threat tning, taunting thronS,
Who hate Thy holy name
Calm when the great worlds news with
power KS
NY listening spirits stir;
Letno the tidings OF the hour l-E s
Fer find too fond an ear.
Calm as the ray Of sun or star,
Which storms assail in vain,
Moving unrufiled through earth war,
The eternal calm to gain 6E 4
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an Ingenious sayaa ;nforns urs.
scientific people that f sthe earth
were shot at the Eun from its present
distance and with It's present velocity.
and o. telegram multaneonsly sent
to the solar inhabitants, they would
receive the message In five minutes,
the earth would he seen coming to-
ward them after the lapse Of eight
minutes, and they would have nearly
two months to prepare for the shock,
which would be received over ten,
years before they heard the explosion.
A good story is told of an old vir-
ginia planter who was missing corn
from his crib. One night he told q
colored boy to set trap in the crib.
The next morning the boy came run
ming to the. house, exclaiming, t'Bress
God, Massa, if there isn't q while
feDer out there at the corn crib,
shaking hands wild dat steel trap"
"What brought you to prison, my
colored friend?"
'"Two constables, SAL"
eyes, but I mean had intemperance
anything to do with it?"
"Yes, sab; dey was bofe of 'em
drunk"
It is relnted Of two, old Scotch
ministers, that the one asked the
other il he was not sorely tempted
at times to GO fishing on Sunday
afternoon. "Oh, mon," replied his
fellow-laborer, ''I'm never tempted
lang, I just gang"
AN EATING ACQUAINTANCE Ca
rib being asked if he remembered
certain benevolent missionary, calmly
replied: "He was good man; me
ate part of him."
In Illinois, the Usage orange hedge
is planted, cultivated and warranted,
for one year, at thirty cents rod. In
two years, it will keep out all stock,
and it is said to last 800 years.
Give strict attention to your own
affairs, and consider your wife one
of them.
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GIRLs.-There are two kinds of
girls. One is the kind that appears
best abroad--the girls that are good
for parties, rides. visits, balls, &c. +,
and whose chief delight is in such
things. The other is the kind that
appears best at home-the girls that
are cheerful and useful in the dining
room, sick room, and all the pre-
cincts of home. They differ widely
in character. One is often tor
ment at home; the other a blessing.
One is a moth, consuming everything
about her; Bthe other is a sunbeam,
inspiring light and gladness on all
around her pathway. The right ed
ucation will modify both little, and
thus unite the good qualities of both
In one.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-07-14
Daily Trains on Blue Ridge Railroa,
Sup'ts Office N. C. Railroad Co.,

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COMPANY SHOPS, MAY 81, 1867.
UNTIL further notice, Passenger Trains
u will run on this Road as follows:
Mail Train East.
Leave Charlotte daily ~ 10 a. M; Green's
bcro 4.51; Raleigh 9.19. Arrive in Colds
boro 12.1 p. m. s
Leave Goldsboro 1.07 p. M; Raleigh $50;
Greensboro 7.58. Arrive in Charlotte
1910 q. III. 'a' 1A
Passengers make close through connec-
tions-either way-at Charlotte, with the
Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad; at
Greensboro, uia Danville and Richmond;
ct Raleigh, via Weldon and Bay Line and
Annamessic Line. Also, connect at Colds
boro with Mail Train on Wilmington and
Weldon Road, to and from Wilmington.
hours, by either route.
May 80 JAS. ANDERSON. Sup't.