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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-26

looked, and swore then that I'd come back
to this city, hunt you up and pay you back
for it, and I've done it, This is the kind
of "grit" that Illinois showed in the war
The story is a true one, and the soldier is
now living in this county. He belonged
to Company K.-Peoraa (W) transcript.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-26

A NOVEL CHURCH FEsTIvAL-An odd
entertainment was given by church society
in New Jersey, recently. The wits and
selves to produce humorous bill of fare
for the dinner. Their motto was
Take what you chews.
Better die eating than diet
Under this happy gathering-cry the
guests assembled to banquet composed
in part of the following novel dishes:
VEGETABLEs.-Soft corn, cantbe beet waiting for
something TO turnup, eighteen carrots (fne,) Johnb-
onion, peas (and plenty)
ENTkEEs--A Mlchl-sinsier- with sause,l yourea
pigeon "a Ia Wall street, decoy duck spare nib for
bachelors , backbone OF the rebellion (cold.)
The rest of the wonderful repast was of
a similar piquant character the guests
were served by pretty girls and lively boys,
and the bill of fare was sold for only five
cents to all comers
We will not youch for the truth of the
following story of an exchange - A little
boy, son of Mr.. Webb Of Marengo, Illinois.
recently fell backward into a boiler of hot
water and severely scalded his shoulders.
Some kind of oil was applied and the little
sufferer placed in bed Shortly afterward
another oil was rubbed on his shoulders
over the first The little fellow soon
screamed pitiously Y, and smoke was observed
al Using fl 0ru tire bed. An tiv.
suited in the discovery that the sheets were
on fire and that the boys back was literally
roasted. Indeed, so severe were his injuries
that he died in few hours. Physicians
who were called gave the opinion that mixed
oils applied to the first burn had produced
spontaneous combustion. which Lad ignited
the sheets.
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Miseellauu.
The Red Sleigh.

We were all glad enough to gather
round the glowing CRATE and listen to Aunt
Sallie's story, for the storm was far too
furious for any fun in a sleigh-ride that
DIV
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WATCHES FOR THE MILLIoN.

THE OroIde Gold Watch Company manufso
ture on strictly scientific principles style.
irish and color IS carat gold 3 fac sfHs1s OF the
most rare and costly description OF Cod
Watches.
They are manufactured with H~u1ttngCeses
ladies' and g~entleTnen's3. have superb Swiss
movements; .jssDsed cnc5ae-fuTFssd, with con-
peDsafton spinal spring.
Railroad Co1ductoSs, Eaoiaeers ErpTessDlsR-
the most exactipg Of our custone-s-have
thoroughly demonstrated The strength, dura-
btiity. accuracy ard uti fty OF the foe sffaIe
FdlahGsn Watches, and pronounce them inval-
liable IS reliable time-keepsts.
Fine swiss Movements. SIS PdfeHt American
fac sbaQe Ednh1m Watches. full teweled 50;
CEr0aOnaeteF Balance, SIS each E1ahoratsiy en-
graveds with new and soyel designs. Each
Watch is warranted by special certificate from
the Oroide Cold Watch Company.
Aiso. magnificent Orcice Gold Chains s., &C
and 81 each. sen everywhere, TO be paid ioT
on delivery ~ M
Nur customers are supplied free with the
Detective and Watch Suard : ais0,
mailed separately on receipt OF 50 cents. The
Genuine 0roide Gold Watches can only be OBJ
tanned by ordering directly from Us.
JAMES I. kONR E CO.,
Importers and Manufacturer,
novs2 1s Broadway, New York.
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TRADE.

Business today was fair, snd prices
have undergone no change since yester-
day.
The returns Of the whole oil region OF
Pennsylvania, show a product for Octo-
Der Of S40,sls barrels; for the last day,
lib bsyrels-s reduction Of l4l4 barrels
upon the last day Of the previous month.
From the 1st Of January TO the LIST o!
November, 1865, the aggregate yield wss
5000, 600 bsFrels-with nearly double the
number of new wslls-an increase Of
only about 10 PEI cent. upon last years
product. During this period Of ten
months, the shipments to foreign coun-
tries have increased 50 per cent. upon
list years; while the stocks on hand In
Eqiope aggregate no more, showing 9
greatly increased consumption there.
Msentin,e, the whole stock on handbere
Is only $50, 600 barrels, against $3.50 0
Tor 10000 less ShRn) the same time last
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EeecWtO9.'s Safe.
.ANoLA coUNTY. MISSISSIPPI.

Pamela COUNTY MISSISSIPPI
WILL be sold at public outcry, at Como.
Miss, on THURSDAY, tho 10Th day ofDe
cember next, hat valuable plantation az 60
acres, more or lees, known as the Stovan Place.
adjoining Austin RasleTs, about two miles
from the railroad. Has the usual improve
ments, and located on senatobia creek Terms
viii be mads known on the day OF sale Pertie2
desiring to examine the place are referred 70
THO6. p 8lOVALL, Executor
noys IDS Of Pleasant stovEll, deceased.
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DR.. JAMES S,

FORMERLY oFJAMES' LOCK hospital,
L Gus ON douse street., New Orleans,H tsstab-
Iishen 1S50b, for the last eight years iocstsc in
Chicago, and celebrated throughout the coun-
Try in the successful treatment O. PRIVATE
DISEASES, cas- be c~opddentiaffy coDszltsc At
hlS Cffee and pa-iOrs, 81 and 50 Randolph
street corner Of Dearborn street, or By letter
Dr.. AMI treass CHRONI MERCURIAL,
SHPHILIIIG, BLOOD and ski DsSEASES,
and al DISORDERS Of 3 CON rAGIOU- W.
NEREAL CaARACTER-whfch he cures with
out the use OF mercury, iodids of pofsssa, arse
ME or any poison, bat with his HEU IA L
ZER. q positive enre for AL hnmors and blood
ORGANIC WEAKNESS. such as SEMINAL
WEAKNESS. NOCTURNAL and r
EMISSIONS, brought on by abuse Of the or
gam early indiscretions, excuses, or enI2fled
hersdiIarily, causing loss OF memory. eonfE-
sion, depression, dimnsss of vision and Often
times Insanity. wtEE g dep oIabls Uatn Ofothe-
symptoms, treated and radically cured by an
tnfalibie method, saving time sDd expense
AL diseases peculiar TO The sszuai organs, u =
private character Ideally and permanently
cured.
Old diseases OF the most no 1ble class, where
the blood has becO Q poisoned. pr drcing
blotchss on The face, small watsry b1siers,
pains In the head and boJes, liberated thrs AZ
snd nose, sores on the limbs and body, ~scrofala,
together with IN encless number Of s~ufertngS,
enectually and termanenly cured
DR. mi - recommended By the press OF
the country, by professors of medical colleges,
and By tie medical profession generally.
Those afiicied should apply 70 hiIn, and be
cured a.. &c.
THE MoEIToR, by DR.. jams, a treatise upon
diseases peculiar to the sexual organs OF ei'her
sex. Gauss, effects and the remedies, complied
nom an experiences Of tveit " years practice
In the exclusive treatment Of taese oisessss,
sent 10 any address securely rapreG. P1fe
One Dollar. Pamphlet IN SPERMAToRsHEA.
OF one on 8 PEILls, sent in sealen envelope
dress. Dx. JAMES, Postodic- Dr<Wsr 5S5S. Chi
Q go, Illinois. sePf7u
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WINES n LIQUohs.
WOLFE'S
Schiedam %Schnapps.

THE above Medicinal Beverage is manuEac-
tured by the proprietor, at his distiliery in
Scniedam, Holland, expressly for medicinal
use.
Il is now some twenty years since the pro-
prietor 6rs tintroduced it TO the American pub
lie, and during that time be has received over
three Thousand letters from physicianA indoors
Ing u As the purcst liquor they hsve ever used
In their practice. s
It is made from barley OF the faest quality,
selected with great care from the Psouucts OF
the most celebrated gratn-growing distrtfs, Is
favored with the essence OF the aromatic fnni-
per-berry OF Italy. and Is recti6ed by peculiar
process. which ezpels rom the spirit every
acrid particle.
dissgreeabie and often dangerous effect pro-
duced upon the tomach and bowels by a
change or waters visitation to which travel
ers, new settlers, and al unaeclmsted persons
in the West. the South, and Southwest are Pc
ca1ariy HaDie-the SCHIEDAM
SCHEAPPs viii be foand absolutely infsIhble;
while Ia cases 81 drnpfy. gravel, distractions OF
dyspepsia and general debility, 1t Is recon-
mendeG most smphatteally by the most dis
til gulShea mem 0srs OF The medical profession
It Is pat mp in quart and pint bottles, IN
cases, with the name OF the undeTs1gned On
the bottle and cork, and a facsimile OF his sig-
druggists and country merchants.
upoLPHc WOLFE
Sole MsnusaetreHr and importer.
ESTABLISHED IN 1898.
IRE MANSFIELD z HIGBEE,
sepil eod2 Agents. Memphis
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year. The price averages 81 per barrel,
sgsinst 81 80 last year.
The number Of new wells being drilled
is 435, against 255 the same time q year
ago, and of these 2iS are at P~ieasaRtville,
where there are already about 100 pro-
iucing vells-the whole yielding daily
about 1000 barrels. II is estimated thal
there are about 1000 wells Ia operation in
the whole region. averaging only 10 to IL
barrels each, daily.
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=. RRArnoE.

Dealer in stoves, TinwaEe, HOuse n
ra n Goods.
GOAL, Lard and Lubrirsting Oils. Jo5bing
~ and repairing prompify attended 10 by
CONTESTANT workmen- ass Front street, near
MstHsam, opp BtsaDboet Esnding. neviSd61
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CnTTDT.


Ia the Liverpool market at the open
Ing to-dsy the demand was good, and
prices tending upwards Uplands, 102d
Orlesns, HI. Sales Is, goo bales. No
further dispatches received, owing to in
%terruptiOn along the Newfoundland
wires, until after business hours, when
that market wssg11ted buoysnt, with
sales Of 20 coo halesi .Uplsnds, I0F9IId;
Oflesns, ue9litd." The New York mar
ket opened quiet but steady, with Mid
dlings, 24}c; Mobile, 242c; Orleans, 25c.
At noon it wss quiet but firm, and at the
close wss very firm, with holders asking
higher rates, but quotations unchanged.
Demand light. SsIes 100 bales. week's
sales, $500 bales Weeks receipts.
5000 bales. Gross, % 500 bzS Exports
since September 1si, Sc, bales. Stock,
5000 bales. Receipts 81 all United
States ports for the week, $4,000 bales.
The New OflesDs market was firm at the
opening, with e fair demand at 23c for
MiddliDgs; and at 2:3o pm. wss firm
holders asking an advance Of &c. Sales,
5000 bsles. Our market was no better
than on yesterdsy-On the contrary
there was more disposition TO sell among
h6ldsrs, and sill the large tables upon the
market were closed cut. The inquiry
wss active, but all orders seem 10 be
limited. Among the sales were 20l bales
Good Ordinary at 2liG2l4c, 81 st 2l2c;
IS bales Low MiddliRgs st &c, 100 at 22e,
II at 22c, 525 81 22e, $50 at 22e, SIS at 2ac;
6S bales Middlings at 22ic; 20 bales
Strict MiddliDgs at 223c, 10 at 223c, 7 at
13c, 10 at 2Sc; q bales Strict to Good
Midjlings, &te. We quote a. follows:
ordinsrJ= q q
Goo Drdif a. IEE-
Low y q
2k8&%
strict doll &zI23
Sood AHS-
OoTTOE
CHAMBER OF C~oxxERCE,
AENPgzs, November n, lSss.
Stock Oh hand Sept. ], lSes-.-..- a
Eeeeiyeo t-oay------24a
Received previously ...--------.------ T,s5S So,lS9
ana
Exported to-day -..-.....---.-...a- IA
Exported Freviously--.-----.-.-. S,l5s 6lS2
stock on hand to-day, y m---- 1859
Weeks ReceiPts.-----.---.--.----. lLie5
Weeks brNl
It will be seen by the above list Of sales
that the iSr~gssttab.esof IA season have
changed hands to-day. The lREpf $50
bales was sold by billiard, PiBss49& Co,
while that Of SIS bales was sOtd by VIII
~llarnson, Hill & Co. Col. j. A. Bridge
Isnd purchased Guy, McCielland q Co.'s
table Of S25 bsies. This is by far the
largest table sold this year by any house
in this city, and Is the first purchase
I'D. r. I'll d eEEa r-.ro, r".L.|L i.
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Both Trains connect for Nashville.
The BIS pm connects for Cairo and st. Louis,
striving a. st. Louis 81 1880 pm. next day.
Through Tickets st Redncsd Rates,
Can be procured at the Company's once, 2a7%
Main street, and ct d pot, head OF Main street,
~ Baggage Checked ct Depot or BY the Men,
phis City Transfer Company st Hotels, Pri-
vste Residences, or on board boats, 10 all prin-
oipsl points East and North.
SAM. 3. JONES, superintendent.
ASA HILL, Passenger agent. sepl3
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NorIcE

EOTIGE
rs hereby given that an organization has been
j effected under 4 charter granted by the Leg
~islature of Tennessee. November II. 1888, en-
titled An Act to incorporate the Memphis
n Arkansas River Packet Company"
~ John D. ADAMS - #rE
JAMES LAWSON, lDirectorS,
z. l. HAINES,
HARRISON BLAsDEL,
The Lin Of Boats known as the Memphis
and AFksnsss River u. S. Mall Packet Compa-
JOHN D.. ADAMS, President.
]. II. TEBBETTs, Secretary.
nS- The following boat win each make a trip
q week uuttrthe new boats-of the Companv.
BOW being bull. are finished lssytng nEMs
THURSDAYS, at s O'Clock pm:
Thursday. sG'er w. A. Caldwell. .Hafnes
Monday, Steamer ozark, Rowland E<a.-
Connecting afLaAe Rock yffh TIE steamerz
Van Buren,, Fort Smith n American, for al
points above, as high as Fort Gibson.
From the LIST to the 10th OF November the
new boats viii be finished, and tho Company
will then run four boats rom Memphis through
TO Fort Smith, giving direct communication
with all points on the river, the ArkaDsasliver
s Sa sEe 6Ilasf6 frs s12s s nsy1S as9o Ss59 s5 III Pss.
rates.
An persons shipping freight for any point on
phis, should " their goods consigned 20
JNO ID. ADAMS Memphis. Merchandise
from New Orleans should be consIgned
to w. W. JOHNSON, Napoleon, Ark,
inc. p. ADAMS, President.
s9@52Za@E 7, A. KkHHIa, Agent.
Espse Sa FrsRtswest, 3osbS Hook.
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TRANSPORTATION.
HEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAIL O A
Open to Madison

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, EEPTEM-
ber 2, 1868, the train on the Eastern Division
OF this koa viii run regularly as ollows:
GOING = Leaves Hupehelo Monday,
Wednesday and FRIDAY Al 7:S0 am, and arrive
at Madison at l O'Clock pm.
COMING EAST Leaves Madison Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at 80 a M. arrive at
Hopeheld at / O'Clock pm, and Memphis at
100 pm.
The Ferryboat Nevada leaves the foot OF
Union street at lam.
Tickets for sale at all the Railroad Ticket OIL
oes in the city. a =
Freights for Madison or way stations received
By z. NJ. Patterson A Co, al their Wharf-bost,
foot OF Union street.
Freight to Way Stations must be prepaid.
EH-Omce OF Road, No. y Jefferson street.
au2St II J. w. ROBERTSON, Gen. Sup't
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FOR HALE's POINT.

Memphis and HaIe's POiRI Packet.
For Randolph, Fulton, Osoeola and Hale's
Point.
The SIdewheel Passenger Packet
W. c. HardEiek
John Fenwick, Slerk, 1870
"ILL laave Memphis as above r.zTA
" every ssdsy and Satur'.-=Ea1a-
dav. commencing Wednesday. November 18TH,
and wi i remain perm ansntlN IN the trade, and
by strict attention TO business trnsts TO rscetve
the patronage OF shippers
LARRY HARNSTAD, Agent,
novsstfsa ~ Madison street
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PETRo OH.
Petro PetroI Petro !

THE, Is .. s Pst.s GO. Q. Company Is salI
as4zAsn street, opposite clay BuIidins.
We INFORM the rublIcin general to come for
ward and Try IL. We aiso DEFY competition In
our Lamp4 Burners and general Lamp STOCK.
We are manufacturers OF The a Hanging Roek'
stoves Tinwars. Castings. Of great varieties.
1haiesals and retail. Merchants will do well
20 axarnine our stock.
movie RosENBAUM q BROS.
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Es-Me-ehants are respectfully.invited TO call
and Examine our Stock, which we are now
daily receiving be,ors making their purchases
elsewhere. Cur Stock is large and complete,
embracing every variety in 3 GENERAL
HARDWARE BUSINESS. and we feel assured
that we can offer the Merchants superior in
to trade with rs. We are deter
mined to suit them in prices. Come and see
sens am ALzTseE BR0s.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
usmphI. and Little COCK RsIIroad

Hemphis and Little Rock Railroad
To MADISON AMI LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
4oing West-Leave Momphis Monday, Wednes-
Sming East Leave Mad son Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday, at 7:So am. Arrive al
Memphis at l O'clock 2 m.
oc2 General superintendent.
Eississippi and Tennessee RAilrOsd.
' orlsansExpress. daily 500 pm. 800 pm.
q eecom'n, daily, ex-
FTe}g ally. except sun
daV ...-.-..---.- Ais pm. ZOO ans.
&. 8. L1VERMoRE, DISupt.
O.P. OAKLEY Cen. Ticket Agt. suls
Memphis and Charleston RaIIroad.
ARRIVE. EPART
Through NAL daily .........-l245 PIN. 1870 pm
fThis train does not leave saturdsys.)
Oorfnth Accommodation daily,
Except Sundsysl at.-.-.. GOO Am
SOmerVIlie Accommodation
daily lexcept Sunday .....-- G.25 am. 5:l0 pm
Railroad Time Is 20 Minutes faster than city
TicFstonCe, US Main street and st Depot
WI BOSS. Gsn1supt
seraphis and louisville gsilFoad hias
DEPAaT. ARRrvE.
Day Express, r R. lime 5;SoH.m. 2Sp.m
City time. 51Oa-m.
Night Express g. tine go pm e;S am
t1ty Time Z:5h pm.
BROWNSVILLE ACCoMAoDATIoN.
Leave Memphis, Railroad imc..~~.4:s pm
City ime---~---~-4:10 pm
roEet ofices NJ. 2S7I Main street and at De-
''' SAN. 3, JONES. sen1supT.
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FoR WHITE RIVER.

Memphisand white River US. Mat Packet co.
LIBERTY NO. 2-..---......-James Rice master
This e<oepent stsamer leaves
Memphis So bov =za
Tuesday, 24th inst. Al 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply 10
LARRY H~ARNSTAD, Agent, seq
Dov22 81 Star Wharfbost. foot Jefferson St
Memphis and White River US. Mai Packet Co.
LIBEKTY No. z...--.--.-.-Jame Rice master
This excellent steamer Leaves .sT@A
Memphiss IS absve, - ~
TUESDAY, oath inst, st pm.
LEVY & SHARPE, Agents,
aeiea -s r1-.~-r-- ~ ISL Front street,
J.. A. Saysrs, Passenger Agent. uOvS2St
Regular Memphis and White River Packet
BEs5- ID. Elliott mastsT
This me passenger pecketisav -s-A
for the above on &s
MONDAY, I'D inst. et 5 pm. -
For freigh or passage apply to
ELLIOTT q ~ LLE3, Agents.
nov1 st mo s JsfeesoB street.
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FOR FEw

FOR EEW GELEAES.
For New Orleans, Yieksburz, Natohez and the
Bends.
This splendid passenger packet
viii leave for the above ~
2sd inst. at 3 pm.
Richard ". LIGHTBURNE. Agent,
now p 20 Front -treet
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday PacBet
MAG MIA -----..- -.--.------"Hscks maaieT
Thi Mammoth freight steamer II
win leEve a. above gu -
WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at 8 pm.
For freight onty apply t.
AIRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
nov22N ~ Madison sireet.
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
n AOEN HICKS m&- leE
This elegant passenger steamer O.
will leave =&E
WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at p N
MART WALT & co,
nov224 t Agents, ~ f ont street.
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
Master
This splendid pzssengeT PACKET L.
VIII leave as above E
WEDNESDAY,. 25th inst, ~ 5 pm.
LEVY & SHARPE, agents,
now 81 No.agl Front street.
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FoR C~rFolEEATI


Memphis and Cincinnati PACKET Company.
For Cairo, louisville and Cincinnati.
Lew Hates MISTER
This eleE-Et snd fleet passenger r.
steamer via leave E
TUESDAY, 2lth inst, at 8 pm.
--JAS- i. BOUEHE 8 Co, Agents,
nOv2 81 No. Il Jesfzrsou street
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STEAMBOATS,.
FoR vIoKsBURG.

Regular st LOUIS, Memphis and Vicksburg
Us. Mail Pack,.-For Vicksburg.
LlAlN an I .-..-....-..s-s----- ~-sLuA1L Hft1btE
This splendid passenger packet "a
viii leave az above ~
THIS DAY, ed inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY EARMSTAD, Agent.
n0yZ3l II * Madison street.
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RIVER MATTERS.
WEATHER AND RIvEKs.

Yesterday was clesr and pleasant. All
Indications of snow have passed away,
and We may continue to have delightful
weather for some time TO ceme. The
river at this point is declining slowly.
The Arkansas il falling, with fair water
TO Little Rock. White river is also de-
Ginning, bat the packets go through to
Augusta without trouble. The latest
news from the Ohio and Upper Missis-
sippi will be found in our telegrsphic
columns.
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FoR FRIAR's PoIsr.

Regular Memphis and FTier's Point Packet
Fer EeloDa and Friar's Point.
J1E1N1 Lee l1hrLEG
This elegant passenger packet It
viii leave E
TUESDAY, 24th Inst, at 8 D m.
VINSON & DONAHUE, Agents,
ROvZ3 2t % Eronf street.
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FoR ST. LOUIS.

Memphis and 81. Louis Packet Cor, pans-U 8.
Mail Line.
BELLE NEMPHIS---..-.Crsne, Master
This new and splendid passenger IT.
steam er VIII leave ns above on 10y
MONDAY, 231inEt at 5 pm.
novz2 2t FILE CALVERT. SUIT
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Regular Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
OZARK Bia sdel, Master
This 1He passenger packet viii &C.
cave rs above, on SG
MONDAY, 9Sd INT. ct s pm. -
I. A. kENDIG. Agent.
nov10 81 2i Froot ~ NOsbv Block.
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HARRIsON BLAsDEL,

nS- The following boat viii each make a trim
q wEek nuttrths new bOats-of the COMPANY.
BOW being built, are finished; leaving HENs
PHIS as heretofore, on % and
THURSDAYS, at 8 O'Clock pm:
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ATEIFHE8s
Steamer Darling, Cincinnati.
+" Ida Rses, Pittsburg.
Kate Kinney, 81. Louis.
4" Evening Star, st. Louis.
Be=artares.
Steamer Kate Kinney, New Orleans.
" Evening Star, New Orleans.
" Ida Rees, New Orleans.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-24
Henry Ward BeecI.er.

NEW YORK, November 23.-Rev. Hen
ry Ward Beecher preached sermon on
the evils of stock gambling. After WV
idly abiding to The prevailing desire
OF men to grasp riches by all means, fair
or foul, the reverend gentleman forci-
bly, dilated upon the present system of
gambling on Wall street, passing severe
structures on the spectators and con-
tending that if the course of rash spec
ulation was not put an end TO, the most
terrible consequences would ensuc. He
drew u touching picture of the thou
sands of honest meu who, tempted by
expectations of gold and ever swollen
with hope, now wandered about help
less beggars though the great pandimo.
mum of swindling and ruin.
Wall street was the very sink of in
| iouity, the hot bod of corruption anu
the magnet of ruin and desola;ien. lie
enumerated the many evil consequences
of avarice, among others, suicide, mad
ness and the Jail. Wealth was not nee
essarily Injurious, but men should not
be Overhasty in accommodating it.
Wealth. as a divine power, is danger
Gus, and needed all the more to be con
trelled. The reverend preacher con-
cluded with an elOQuenv appeal to avoid
stock gambling or idle speculation, for
their consequences were as sure as they
were disastrous.