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CbaneeFy Court OF Memphis.

Mary L. Jones' VIM. G. Jones, Bailey P. Jones,
q'6onas W. Jones and. Neil B., Joseph B.,
Luia X, Annie Lee and Willie Jones Infants
who sue by their mex friend Bailey z. Jones,
All citizens OF shelby county, tennessee ana
Iohu Keeling. George Keeling and James
Keeling in lanls who sue by their NJ Xt friend
j 81 Keeling, citizens Of DavirsOn county.
Tann. vs. X. e. Brinkley aud other creditors
OF the estate Of VIM. 4. ZONES, deceased.
mTIIS cause was He'd in the Chancsry Court
Il of Memphis according 10 section OF the Cole
OF Tennessee 22U9, for the purpose OF settling tp
the estate OF William = Jones' deceased II is
therefore Ordered that all persons who are in
any way or manner Interested IN the admi1is-
ration OF said estate, or Who nave claims
saainst the same, appear and ME the same with
t6e CLERK and Master Of this Court aut theatica-
ie, in the manner prescribed BY law, um or be-
tore the first Monday in October, 1867, or the
same snail and viii be barred both ia laW and
equity: and thai This order be published daily
f5r thirty days in the Mem phis Daily Appeal.
A. AIsSrDN.
Clerk and Master Chaneery Court OF Memphis.
WRIGBr q MoKIsICB, Soils. for COmpiainants.
Sept. y 1907. sci toci
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Excursion to Mammoth Cave.

TWO DAILY TRAINS leave the Depot Of the
1 Memphis and Louisville railroad. head OF
Ming through to Cave City without change 0f
cars.
Es- Excursion Tickets from Memphis to
Mammoth Cave and Return 81 Reduced Rates.
Fare round trip. 10 Cave and returns - each
Parties OF fifteen OruIure -.--.......-. p % jeucn
Parties Of twenty -dve OF more. I6 7Jeach
For through tickets and All Information, call
at Ticket Ofiice. no. Zf7l = Main street
tvZ- % SAN. & IDNFS GENT Sup'f.
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select school

MRS. LhIIfIA MAY viii open a sefec.
VI school fer Young Ladies' on MONDAF-
september 2, ie6I. In the basement or the
Christian Church, On the cOrue- OF Linden and
Mulberry streets.
be under the care OF Major Lam BEET NAY
late Of the Confederate Army assisted bfv ms
daughter, Miss :. +. MAY, who has been rJro
years in France. French will bs spoken exciu-
sivelg in this department. A liberal patr1uaas
on the part or the public is respectively 30
Lcited.
The services OF tho following gentlemen nave
been secured n Music, Profz- Seyfert and WITT
man German, Prof Witzman Ancient Lam
guages, Prof AcFeely. iva tocf
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TO MY OLD FRIENDS
m
Vest Tennessee, Mississippi
and ATSG1lSGs.

HAVING accepted a permanent Agency OF
i i the ST LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE IN5U-
RANCE COMPANY, 1 would respectfully ask
the attention OF my old Irieuds % that Iustitu-
ton as a safe, certain and reliable medium
through which they may assure their families
against " ant Ia the event Of death, or them
selves from an impoverished Old age in ease
Of flI-success in life
Mr.. n, \. OTIS Is associated with me and Il
hereby recommended TO public confidence.
Our Office Is az No A. Madison street, (rear
room, DeSOtO Block. where we will be happy
20 tmpart any needed Information 20 those de-
fv7T Z Fl NrNsHON
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HENRY, MOORE & GEKUNG,
Manufacturers and JObbers OF
CLOTHING.
NEW YORK.

PHILIP HENRY, JR., formerly OF Henrys,
smith & Tuwnsend
JOHN T. Henry, formerly OF salisbury &
Henry.
AI.EX. T. MOORE, ISAAC p. GENUHG, for
Inerly with Henrys, smith q Townsend.
We have ready q large, handsome and well
assorted stock OF READY MADE CLOHHING,
manufactured by Us exclusively for the SQnth-
ern Trade. which we are prepared 20 sell al
Low Prices and on Liberal Terms. ~ Sd
our stock Is adapted in material, style,
lengths and sizes, exclusively 10 thsSouth, and
comprises goods from tie Lowest Priced 70 the
IIuest Made including a large assortment OF
glOtls for FREEDAd EN- 's WEAR. q. ..
The recent decline in wooden and cotton fab-
rics VIII enable as 90 a0nfera Clothing at Much
Iower Prices than il has been sold FOR at any
time since 1860. tu
Cash and Close Buyers nom the south are in-
yffed 10 examine oar stock before purchasi Ing,
a. We believe we can Offer them great indnce-
we will De happy 70 receive Orders, and our
iung experience Ia the southern business en-
ahles tts 10 make selections which will be GER
tain 10 give entlTe satisfaction.
Descriptive Catalogues with prices sent BY
'''''' HENRY, MOORE & GENUEG, N
NEW YORK. July, 1857, ~ broadway.
SEQ dEW tQclz
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ACCOUNTS received from Edisto and
the Sea Islands say that a brood OF cat
erpillars have appeared and are destroy
ing the crops with great rapidlty, and i
Is learned that the Sea Island crops will
be an almost total failure,
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TIE conflict between BrownlOw and
the Nashville city authorities is growing
more and more bitter, and it is evident
that one OF the other will have 10 recede,
or bloody collision will ensue. Legal
opinion sustains the municipal authOri-
ties, and the papers have all been sub
mitted to President Johnson, and his aid
claimed on the side of the constitution
and the law IL is feared, however, that
the execTable logic OF militia bayonets
will compel the city authorities TO with
draw. In the meantime, the high
handed course Of the negroes is turning
even the native white radicals against
them
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Shortest and Quickest Route to Nashville.

NIGHT EXPRESS-Every night except sat
urday night at n pm, making close counec-
Lion WIta Mobile aud ONO Railroad gt Hum
bOldt. and With Illinois Central road Tor
- Louis thlragl, ST. Paul. aut all points
NOrth- West and East. and at Louisville with
JeriersOEviLa Railroad Tor all Northern and
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The democracy OF Kansas have organ
ized for vigorous campaign against me-
gro suffrage. It is thought the republi-
cans will split on the question of female
suffrage, temperance, and the Sunday
10
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HEEREW ~ ElsoNIC ClLENplR.
Observation-Disclosures

sint Andrews Day, Slth November IN eaci
At. isl2 mhl q
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THERE is pretty good authority for
saying that negotiations with the Greek
government for the sale OF two monitors
have been broken off, because that
power wants six months or a years
time ON half the purchase money.
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PENS Chapter. No f. Meets "a Monday OF each
mouta -pIE-FeIlows' Hall Johu Gent, n. L.
L---- 49,
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Adams Equity Iurisprudence. Adams Eault
Pleadlng. kedneld on Wills. Hularf on Nor
gages Parsons ON Partnerships.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
PRICE or sURsCRIPTTON.

,ooks for a less time than one month.
RATES or ADyFRTEsINa
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The Great Southern Remedy.
WOOD NAPTHA.
Recommended BY distinguished members O
the Medical Profession.

THIS Medicine VIII be found on n fair trial
L 10 be the most prompt and edectual rem
edY Tor all diseases OF the CHES and LHROAT,
the greatest care having been tax in lts
preparation. being compounded on the most
scientific principles. In its comp position Is en-
bracsd combination OF the most valuable
and effective ExpectCrants. Anodynes and
Sedauves, which are known 70 possess the
highest repute with all intelligent members Of
the Medical Profession.
Wood Naptha, as well as the Wild Cherry.
enters largely into It's composition, being the
GREAT REMEDY 50 successfully used IN Con-
sumption by the celebrated Dr. Hastings or
London.
"a The following evidence is rom the Rev.
". y. h. Hawrie. Presiding Elder Of the MathO-
dist Episcopal Church, for the District Of North
Alahamal
DIR CuARLus WILLIAMs-DeUT SIR I take
pleasure in giving my testimony TO the virtues
of your excellent g *PulmOnlc Balsam Of Wild
Cherry" Having used several bottles in my
family with decided advantage IN every case, I
can recon mend It as the best and most pleas
ant medicine I have ever seen.
W. ID. r. SAWRIE.
Sold by all respectable Druggists IN the city
OF Memphis, and throughout the southern and
Western states.
September u, 1867. sel5
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EDUCATIONAL.
LAW SCHOOL.
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

FT1HE Law Department OF the Memphis Col
lezs viii oren on the FIRST MONDAY
OCTOBER. The following gentlemen cum
prise the Faculty
Constitutional law ------ Gen. ALHEEr PIEE
Real Property g Pleailns Hon. r t- b rlfH
Personal Property a Pleading A 81 LEa ia
kquity q Commercial Law Hon. r. j. .CHU06is
CrlEn. Law a Admiralty Gen. J. r. CHAI-alsl
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- HE
B0ARDMAN, GRAY & co.
PIANO-FORTES.
WHOLESALE AGENCY.

mHE SUBSCRIBER, late a member Of this
i well known firm, has established Whole
sale Agency,
7S3 Broadway, New York City,
Opposite a. 7. stewart's Dry Goods Palace, cor
ner Tenth street,
Where he viii be pleased to receive the order
OF his friends and public, and especially TO
hear from those who have so Literally be-
slowed their patronage ON the firm heretofore.
lie will supply these superior Instruments TO
the trade Wholesale and Retail, At the very
Lowest Prices, made with the insulated Iron
Kim and Frame least in one solid plate) They
excel all others in durability, superiority Of
tone, and elegance Of external appearance.
All these Pianos have OVerstrung Scales, Civ
ingin connection with the patent iron rim and
frame, Fun, Round, Powerful and Sweet Nell
low Tones The Cases are elegant in appear
ance and easily and safely handled.
Uz- Warranted 10 prove satisfactory, or the
money returned
Address an orders 10
Siberia OFT,
se5dAwlOu zS3 Broad way New YORK
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 the heirs of Til
y man Bettis, deceased, and all parties con-
csrued, that we, as surviving executors Of said
estate, have this day hled our account as such,
with John Loag1e, Clerk OF the Comfy Court
OF shelby county, where parties concerned can
come forward and examine same.
SAMUEL MOSEN.
ANDERSON Q. bhrTIS
Surviving Executors.
AIamnhis SaDfaolber II. 1867. sell FWs
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COURSE OF STUDY.

Flksr SESSION, JUNIOR CLASS months.
walkers American Law, Eeuts Commenta-
ries, Bishop ON Criminal Law, Caruther's His
tory OF a Law suit stephens Pleading
SECOND Session or JUNIOR Glass
momtha-
Parsons on CoutFsets. Psrzons on Notes and
Bi ~, Greeuieaf on f.vtfeuee.
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity Iurisprudence. Adams Equity
Pleading. EEedneld on Wills, billiard on Mort
gages, Parsons on Partnerships.
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Washburn on Real Property. TayIoron Land
lord and Tenant. ANGEL a Ames on goruara-
tons. Story's COnnlet Or Laws. Parsons On
Maritime Law COuklln'5 u S. Treatise.
RecltatiOus and examinations each day 80 e
o'clock. Moot Court once each week aud Ap-
peilate Court once each month"; presided over
by the Professors all tngetler-
-tuteuls permitted 20 enter any t.1ss- but no
Diploma given except % those going through
whole course.
Terms - per Session, payable IN a4F1uce.
Entrance Fee, 8 per session.
All students of Law can attend Tree of charge
the LeetuEes Of the College, lucluding Lectures
on Eloeution and explanation ~ Latin and
French tecnnicallfles BY the President
Arrangements viii be made 70 board aud
louge students e. sE5 per month. ApIIieaII Ions
shuulu be made aarIV. aa1u
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Cars Co FhroHgh Without Change.

Magnidceut S!eepiugCaTs on al Night Trains
Baggage Checked thrOU-n 20 All Important
places. Persons holding Through Tickets can
stop over at any point and Resume journey at
pleasure.
Re- Through Tickets and an Information can
be obJainsd at Ticket Office, a.t.ia Main street,
and at Depot. SAM B. JONES
iy7 tf General Surerinf f-uuent-
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CopnT,tnersIaip .Notice.

rstHE undersigned has this day associated
with hun in the cotton Brokerage and
uudarthe flrm name and style OF n. tURONNA
Il CO.. and viii continue as heretofore 70 pay
the Hfficiest attention 70 all business In that
selsIW y, CQRONNA.
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SELECT SCHOOL
4 of September,

Mss VICTORIA u. BOWERS. recently en-
vi gagged in teachi1 az with Prof j. ID stewart
viii open her school assisted by her sisrer
Mss N. ". BOWERS, on
Monday, the ed of September,
At No. I08 Monroe street, between Third and
Fourth streets.
The services OF the follow ing geutIauau are
engaged Prof. AuEusts Nilieleu. iu. French
aud spanish ; FrOL George f. Merely, Latin
Prof Jacob Miilar. Music auIs 81
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Memphis & Little Rock z. &.

OK AND AFTER TUESDAY, July Is, 1851
~ trains win leave HOPEFIELU at am ar
irving 40 Ten Mile Bayou al s-lj ain. Return
tlg-Leave Ten Mile Bayou az $50 pm, and
arrive 40 H0peneld at 6:il pm
on TUESDAYS nud SATURDAYS train
win leave Ten Mue Bayou at SGD am, arriving
aG HoTedeld at Etl AIN. ReturuIug-Ls
Hopefeld n pm, and arrive a. Ten Nile
Bayou az 5-L5 pm
The ROund Trip From Memphis, 81 30.
The FerrybOat NEVADA viii make close
connection vita all trains.
j. T.. NE[Cf-.
fyIG Chief Engineer.
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A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE

n HEEWE- LDt4s eT Perfection. lfths No. 1.
Stated Communication "a "Wednesday night
Of each month. Henry b. WuOdurd, SD O..
NJ. tHHrlps n. Carroll, 18th, See.
MTTHEAs LpdEv OF PerfeGtIOu, 18th; No. .
Meets Hfh "Wednesday OF each month. George
Meliersh, sd, O.. A.. A. X. Frankland, i2d,
Sec.
CAsTPTIA council Princes Of Jerusalem, 10th. D;
- Sec.
CALyAKY CHA F-rFE or Rose CroiN. 18th, No. 7.
Charles ". Adams, sd, NJ. W.. p. /. Toni
llnsou. S2i. see.
PFILIrPE bUpI.FsssT1s Council of k-h, 3'th.,
No. Z. Henry a. Woodland. a21., Comm. :
William y. Iiroie 8-i, Rec.
Cons IsIOkE or W E-T IENSE->sEE. 63d. John
Ainslie. Eii-, Comm. in Chief; Dodge {.
Trader. ill, Esg.'.
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Yellow Fever and small Pox.

NEW YoBB June, usi7
We the undersigned shipping Merchants OF
the ciJv 0f Sew York, from the Oft repeated
testimony OF many different Sea Captains,
ia Nuom We have implicit confidence,
and feeling IL duty which we owe our fellow
men, hereby bear witness Of the great cOun-
dence we freLin he truly marvellous curative
powers OF Major j. Il. LANES INDIAN REM
EDI for the cure and prevention Of Small POX,
Yellow Fever, etc, and we cheeriulty add our
signatures. hoping its wonderful merits and
great blessings may bs made known 10 the
world Brett sons 4 Co, AZ south street; Cur
tiS n Ward, i3 South street "a. Z. De Wolf & Co D,
lu8 Broad street; lIeney q son, - Coenties Slip
simpson q shaw, " COsntes Slip; VIM A.
Moore, .0I south street; Jas. T. IapscOtt, 50
south street Geo. l. Tapscott, OF Tapscott Bro,
sd South street; Robert Hawke 80 south street,
and many others.
This RemsIy has never been known 70 fail.
Price uer package 81. Forwarded free TO any
point in the United States Address
j. T. LANE 4 CO,
stSGwe If} Broadway, New IOrB.
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LODGES

LODGES.
AEGER5NA. Nc. l6S. Meets lst Monday in
every month, at odd Fellow Hall c0r. Court
and Main. ID. B. Forster, 2A Front street,
". NJ, John Egsmish, SeC'y.
Sou tn MEMPHIS. No. lis. Meets "a Friday OF
each uoutl-Halh cor. Madison and Second.
}. 7. Sellars W. NJ; Esni. X Pulen, Sec.
LEILA SCOTT No. 2s4 Meets lst Friday OF eacn
moutu-Hsll. cor Madison and Second. John
AIusiie, y . n. n. Z. MOodward, Sec.
HANu.r0N. No. .s'9. Meets 2d Friday OF each
m1uth-Odd-FeIlows Han. Z. NJ. Stanley,
W NJ ". n. Butts, sec
X KTLwINSING, No. 81 90. d. Meets sth Friday
OF eacn u1opfh-2E Front street John J..
WOusham, sd, ". NJ B. X. Punsn, sd, sec.
EoYAL ARCH.
PESS Chapter. No T. Mests3d Monday OF each
moutl-DI1-EeIiows Hall Iohu Leut n. 4.
Il p b. AZ. Levy, Secv.
RANDs.M
EUREEA Council. No. O.. Meets "a Monday OF
each -pId-FpIIows' HalL John Zeut,
TIL. ILL.,, y. j. " lgsiu, Rec.
IEuFLAEs.
CYRFNE CGrlmsudery, No. T. Meets 4th Mon
day or each month. John Gent, CON-; n. J.
WiEzIu, krC-
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Moot Courts, Greenleaf on Evidence. Adams
Equity, Angel & Ames uu Corporations RIn-z-
Stone lita bOgkI iu connection v ith tLe .r-l.-
inal Code OF Mississippi Revised Code or M ~
slssipui.
A diploma nom tnis School ls equivalent to
a license for practice In N .ssi~sip ppi.
Tuition fee, so per tenn, n advance. The
term opens Ou the 9Th OF september l-..-- ana
ends on the 2th OF June. lshS. nails
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THE ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets April lst, over $1,000, 600.
D. A. JANUARY, President.
JAS. II. LUCAS, Vice-Presidenf.
VIM. T. sELBY, Secretary.
WIN. N. BENTON. Gen'I Agent.
DIR f OTTO r 8:

THIS Company issues Policies on lives on All
/ the different plans aud at as favorable rates
as any other while 10 has no restrictions in re-
gsrd to residence OF travel, and aII its profits
are divided annually among It's policy holders
It is prompt in the payment OF losses, having
paid sS5.0OO in this city In the last eight
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I OIItTs Tor me ABOVE
SgIi-FaSteBiHg Wrought Iron Buckle Tie,

on the most favorable terms. We are having
them manufactured Of the most Superior iron
ID. H.DAVIS q CO.,
Commission Merchants
arT urrn
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Leaves every day st & pm, making close con
nectiOu at Louisville with fast f. press trains
on Ieiiersouville Railroad fur all Eastern cities
and with United states Vail Steamers for GIN
elnuati and an cities North and East. and Is the
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FridaY. September p. AZ

st she door of the Clerks Office in the town ~
5iariOn, Critteuden county, -Arkansas ss.II 10
le highest bidder, fJr cash IN hand The f1Iior1--
ing described real estate, situated IN Criliendeu
county, Arkansas, and known as taaf part of
lhs Spanish Grant, originally owned 81 fha
Cfrandee estate, conveyed by William o. hi
Spain 10 George W. UnderhilI and Isnas Bnr
gett; The south part Of the southwest a1arfsr
OF section twenty four Ca conveyed in sa'r.s
deed the east half Of section thirtv-six c75f
and the southeast quarter Of section fnfrf,r1
i've (35l, ali In township seven o. north OF -
base line OF range eight ts east Of the 5lh rrs1l
cipal meridian.
The title 70 this property Is believed 4, h.
perfectly goods but I shah convey ouiv =,
Trustee.
Part Of this land cofG prlses one of The aaass
plantations On ne Military Road Win 60,
house. Cabins. etc, oeine. the paatalld knr,.--,
aui2 tde 3. 9. bRoWN. Tr.ssse.
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MRs. EMILY q. PERKINs
Trust Safe.

NOTICE Is hereby given ths.t in aceor,iaucs
~ with the provisions and directions OF a tie,i
in trust executed and Delivered TO me on ne
rth day u July, 1855, by Richard 2. Haygies-
(which deed Is Of record IN the Recorder Office
OF Crittenden county. Arkansas) and Tor M,
payment OF the notes therein described, viii
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-08


death OF me. But that's what you want
tbeBNeg nbg 90 Lo your club ard. In III
Iyhh Iike-and then nicely my poor deal
lchildrep yillohe used-1bnt then, sir, ther
you'll be happy. Qh,gdQn't tell mel
lknoy yoH WILL ,.3, Else .ysu'A Psyer thaE'
4 Yoo baSe, 10 10 On Thursday about thai
lsummphs;. /. and pf course YOU can'tgo No
Indeed, you ddii't 70 without the umbrella
l-ou may lose tbe'debt Tor what j care-7-it
won't be. 80 much as spelling iyonr elothe:
better lose it; people deserve to lose
Idebts,wb lend umbrellast ~, t-,., s.t. ~
! Ahd'IshouId like TO know how I'm to &c
Ito mothers without the umbrelIag, Oh
don't tell me that; I said / tsSgid GO that's
nothing to DO with II; Dothipg atall. Shell
think I'm peglectlng, her,, and the little
money we were to have, we shan't have al
all-because we've no. umbrella, o,.,f IN
Thechiltlren, too ,Deartblngs They'll
be soppfng wet for they. shan't stop al
homc-they shaf't lose their learning; it's
all their, father will leave 'em, I'm sure,
But they shall go to school, Don't tell me
i said they shouldn't, You are SO aggrayat-
ing, Caudle, You'd. spoil the temper OF an
angel. They Shall 70 to school; mark that.
And If they get their deaths or cold, it's
not my fault-I didn't lend the limbreIla. y I
''Here," says csNdle 10 his MS II fell
asleep and dreamt that the. sky was turned
into green calico, with whalebohe ribs;
that, In fact, the whole world revolved un-
Der sa tremendous zen y umbrella l H@p5TTtDDorgIq'
" eITVtUsas, I.. g4,f,,t,st ,.rtfotr.ott,. o,,ffT
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a Nat ,fot! 6Yd ilacheIo,I.,s.aI 4


A,clerical gentleman lately gave utter
hnee, tolthe following words, in lecture on
e'yoqpgmen, and early marriagesEp d bIun
.SNature, history and revelations declare
lit Is not good that man should be alOne.'
He needs a help -meet--a wife Is the balance
of power, the regulator. che guardian angel
of a0hpsband's trust, confidence and pros
perity. Politically, socially, morally and
Spiritually man, requires a wife, Man
needs home. The ROmans gave bachelors
nozlegacies. C0rinth denied them sepul-
cher IAthenians scourged them. In Plato's
Commpnwealthtatt 1.-The age OF thirty-five,
they were fined. Man is but half man
without wife. . In all your gettings get a
wlfes and never, rest from gettipg till you
get married. Better live in an attic, under
the hallowed influence of q wife, than revel
in palace, of dissipation. Man needs a
home, Marriage is the legitimate basis OF
a genuine home. Look at the deplorable
condition of the young men of this city
without homes, Boarding houses have no
elevating society, no home Influences no
place Of mental or moral Improvement, no
altar Of prayer, no, angel of love, Vol. te
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WfId Re,,aDsts.

Wild beasts are uncommonly fierce in
the United States the present winter. The
papers state that man In Vermont has
been killed by one OF those panthers that
have been making such havoc among the
sheep folds of that State. Panthers from
the John Brown Tract" and the Adiron-
dack mountains, in Northern New York.
have made sad havoc among the sheep and
calves, and even in Massachusetts, the farm
ers living in the neighborhood of the Hoo
sac Tunnel have been heavy losers by their
Idepredations. The ScGrcv (Arks) Record says
q negro woman and herchild, while passing
a ong q mountainiroad, in White county,
about fortnight ago, were attacked by a
flock Of wolves and eaten up, The Record
says the country Is swarIning with these
lravenous creatures, and that whole flocks
OF sheep have been deVoured by the wolves,
and pigs scarcely venture from the stable
yard for earof1being gohbled up. iaHr1