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EDUCATIONAL.
ct. JosEPH's SELECT SCHOOL.
NAP oLEo.N Av ENUE.

a o L O.N a E E
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY.
This Institution will resume studies the 2eth Of
August The Course Of Instruction includes all the
branches of Polite Edacaton and every effort is made
give solid basis to the youthful mind and make the
acquisition Of religious and literary knowledge at
tractive it is important, vocs! and instrumental
Music, Drawing. and Decalcomania extra charges.
For further particulars, apply at the Institution.
aug q 2m
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i Miss Incornorated Octoher isss AI 30 SahiSI1AN
Of mississippi Directed ted or the the
boar school in the Christian
for one in the country and they have satisac
eonSnins any
Ths SGnd searssy Be found all
Pass has been purchased With b t lds
Xisy and is fitted up il style which rem.
once zee, it was s, to the summer e1cur.ionist
&c aa ahs hss to
grounds and snrreundng groves sanitary nuencss
s ,'e sR
IN Ps.s sea all
could claim for it, Of their patrons desire
complete h Ds to the s
library OF select works established a charter OBJ.
cred to grant diplomas confer degrees and bestow all
The class rooms, study halls dormtory and refectory
with greater than those which have already
pubic they will, now be better able promote ply
committed to their care The system Of government is
mild m and yet firm in enforcing
whose and morals students
Of all denominations are admitted, and their religious
The academic year commences the first of October.
n Classes viii be iept open during vacation for
n n1ss who desire to ERMs of the
Payments-Term of five months invariably in advance
Board washing tuition, and doctors fee, per term
Entrance fee; to be paid once only 10 20
EXTRA. CHANGES ~
Music-Pano, per term of Ave months AN
Violin, (strings furnished) per term of Ave
Music-Finte, any other wind instrument, per 20
R Pss sf per term Of f. FIVE We months
ply and chemistry per session. .................
Agent in New oreans-charies D. Ee So ae p
dras street. Post-ofhce address, Box 1884. fe9'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WORKERS.

pHnIP McCABE, COPPER. TIN, AND SHEET
L Iron Worker, and Dealer in Stoves and Crates No.
i66 Camp street, New Orleans
Roofing, Guttering, and all kinds Of Jobbing done
with dispatch.
An assortment OF Tin Ware always on hand and.
made to order my31 3m
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Capt. Strlcklin's Resignation.

The following Is Capt. Strickliu's
address to the members Of the Con-
vcntion, rcsigning bis seat in that
body. He has battled nobly in OPP
position to the tyrannical laws this
wicked assembly Is trying to enforce
upon the State, and will bear the
good will Of his constituents in re-
presenting their interests to the best
of his ability:
Mr.. PRESIDENT: ] resign my scat
as a member Of this Convention, and
tend il TO some ADLER man. lido this
first, because l believe the acts Of
Congress under which We are assem-
bled are unconstitutional, unjust, ty-
%rannical and oppressive. Next, be-
cause whether the acts Of Congress
are unconstitutional or not, the mem
bers of this Convention are trans
cending the limits of whatever power
they may have derived by virtue Of
their constitutionality I; again, because
this body has inflicted upon the peo-
pie by taxation, a burden they ar,
lily able to bear, and to which / de-
not desire to offer further contribu.
ton; lastly, because ! am totally dis.
gusted with its nonsense.
Respectfully,
w. T. STRIcKLIN.
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NJ psapis n ~ Haash ttst lsas ~ n.
aefNH|lf 81. fad Maaf al asA ssgi.sa al
ftllAl2s rmsHY : > fHhHlhis ~ QHlnlas
siiiehaint 80 HHef AF'zsaHHt tfaas ~ ~
sHe a ffFas hat Asas u thbils ana Fsssf
" tIflm, aad NJ paale ehl ihss, anf heas
sHpls isHIH1hI r. stffg aapfsIadleel mlad
lHai TIE Tess fanis ayfab haa aappllsd MI.
saHi ED s~fAsmplkhsd ~ purrsss ~ II
Heflis. 4 failalnsd A Hhsii ffIai 10 Eli thsl
nssiea : stamp mis- fsassay = she usaist
fperlaa N DE- aae
me- Ingredients n whlsh lhia. Nsdlelae y
eemFsnd az ampls pfalWtnat N aslnfp
ahoua1lna aHaa eeflaln slsams In Ne Stale q
fesaf sod vefs red NJ ihs s~nfiglnss n tbs
Stat a 4 feeiae 81 Al EIhas Il Fttefs. thl
especially lF Fever aai Aaue. Witch ihtj
ssysf aslsd ~ eafa.
A f~sleirasd phlslelau, anssqnslftel viii
the heta be- lafnEshsd n hil theory pfun MI
impuftanl iat1rTt and henfe Ire ptsulasl prop
efIy named TfxAs Tonic HYhfr whith VI
nos efef ~ The puklse as . peelhe and positive
cure if FeseI and Ague, ~ Chills and Fever
no matter ~ how long stshilar.
Having had lndnbltahla evidence Of n
prompt and certain effects nom tbe lestlmanl
" a multitude " fespeelabie citizens. ~ u
no, hesitate 20 recommend ihls preparation i
al essts Of Fever and Agu and Chilli AM
fevef. IL i pleasant 70 me taste and M
cheapest medicine IN the world. Therefore h
truth, \ may, he declared The day Il moi n
distant when II must he app rcisied and ass'
In every household where ihe Ftef md Agn
% Chilli aud Fever IL found 10 esist.
for sale by all dealers eve ywhefe.
For aie hy III YATES, batesville, and I
9. MATHEWS, Long Cfeet.
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Notice Is hereby given that q eopartnsrhip
was formed on the I'd day Of August, 1881, be-
tween the undersigned, Paul u. Barringsr, Of
the county 0. Lafayette, State Of hiuiNippi,
and Isaac Sullivan, Of tho county Of panola,
In said State, 10 which The said Barrlnesr Il
the limited partner, and said Sullivan Il The
general partner. That aid partnership 4 fr
the purpose Of grinding grain and sawing and
selling lumber cut BY q steam saw-mIIl on
aeIvef Creek. In Pssols county Mississippi;
that the partnership ls 70 he conducted In the
name Of Isaac Sullivan; that each partner hss
contributed 10 The oommon stock II ssld part
usuhip the sun Of nineteen hundssd dollars
t,sOoE that said partsen-hlpl u 10 be iefni-
mated 10 Eve years AFTER and from the aid date
Of iu formation. unless Il shsll he sooner Dis
solved BY the death of one Of said partners, Or
By The agreement Of The parties, Of which, In
such event, notice viii be given; that the ne,
ptofu are 70 be eauallJ divided, sad that The
business will be conducted By nid Sullivan.
signed the "a day Of August 1851.
Hf 2. D. RARRISGEh
saio-sm-pd SULLIVAN.
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THE GREAT COUGH MEDIClN
\. Il co.'s
HTyGlRIAy BALKAN or LF

Among the thousand and one remedies mt
forth aud eslolled for their manifold Writ ~
In curing affections OF the Lungs the HUN-
GARiAN BALSAM OF LIFE stands pre-e ni-
nent a. the safest aud the best. This medic ne
was used extensively In England for q 10 "
time, both In private practice aud In hospital.
for consumption, where II met with unboundcd
success, previous 10 lis Introduction into thi.
country, since which time Il has lost none Of
rs former powers In Rllieyating all affections
Of the Lungs, curing as II by magic all orii-
nary Coughs and Colds, and II the use Of Il Il
persisted In, riA certainty cure fHopieat eon-
sunpt on.
We have convincing evidence Of lis intrinsic
worth, sufficient TO justify US In the enormous
expense OF bringing Il to the notice Of the
American people, In iis new dress. We can
safely assert that one bottle OF this Healing
Balsam Is worth moro to the sufferer than all
the cherry peetornls and expcctorants known.
Here Is what some few persons state, nnso-
licited, free and voluntary, In reference TO this
great and wonderful COUGH REMEDY;
N. T Cherry, a highly respectable and inau-
entail citizen Of Ripley, Tenn, says; ~ used
welve bottles Of your Hungarian Balsam Of
Life in the ease OF my daughter, which cured
Ter ~eifectually. She had every symptom Of
Consumption, and was so pronounced by the
best physicians. | consider II a wonderful
remedy
Solomon Shaw, q merchant, and proprietor
Of Shaw's Cotton Mills at Quincy, Gibson
county, Tenn, ays: "Your Hungarian Balam
Il truly an invaluable medicine. II has cured
promptly many cases In this section, where the
throat and lungs were Involved. We want no
other Cough Medicine, such as Il g~enemlly got
ten up to hnmbug the people. Your Balmm
Is the only reliable medicine for the disease u
processes TO cu'c.'
Letter from DR.. R. B. Shore, one Of the hrs,
Physicians Of Shelby county
MoRMso Sos, Feb. q. IS 10.
Messrs Mansfield 4 Higbee, Memphis: Den
,lcmen-I have always had a disinclina hn To
use 10 my regular practice any medic nc u
which | did not know the component parts;
hut I have noticed, for several years, q medi-
cine which you prepare, styled Hun parinn
Balsam OF Life, for the cure Of coughs, colds.
consumption, bronchitis, asthma, and other
affections Of the throat and lungs which has
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eign remedy for these complaints ] ever knew
I can say with al eandor that your remedy
for lnng diseases isa very superior specific, a
well as q scientific preparation, essentially diff
ferent from all others Of IL class with which
am acquainted. | most cordially endorse II
success and vii do everything 10 my puwer 3,
make is extraordinary effects known 10 th'
public. ! am respectfully yours,
r. y. SHORE.
For sale by J.. II. YATES fa,esviiie, and T
O MATHEWS, Long Greek.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue Of . writ d venditioui erponas 10
me directed from the County Court Of Pamela
county, State Of Miss, ., the January, term,
1857. made In favor Of Banks 4 Love vs. O.
W. Richards, ] VII, on Monday, the 9Th day
Of April, 1893, II the eourt-house door In the
town Of Pamela In sid county, within lawful
hour, offer TOT : le TO the highest bidder, for
cash, The follow lng property, to-wlt A certain
Hotel and The outbaildings herewith con.
nected, In the town Of sardls, In said county,
known as the veraada Hotel, together with
the lot OF ground upon which the san,e are
situated or located the aid lot H0el and
buildings being near the track OF the Miss. 4
Tenn Railroad, and on the east Of cid road,
levied on a. The property Of " W. Richards,
Ia sa,isiy said venditionl exponas and costa q
suIt. r. D JoNEs.f
mAril-3t Sheriff.
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MISSISSIPPI DIlRRHOEi W,NlL.

n,.,,,oea NM ar Inc mos, f.,s, al.o,ds-
,.o~a H. ,hs y.l,.v AZ ,hs N,.s,.,lonI .na
,s.s.aAaa, ,hs -. I. iumsd,s,,lv rhe,lsd
Ia -.aaSi. "a ,sals.Iiv sa,.l ~ "A. nss N
M, \. .sAfsss}.s ts,s-.nn,iors n, m.x ...m
.ns asIa.E .@a.sas.,s a.s,l.
10y ~ -. nsaa~a ~ 4 ""sa" - !.
ss.a.. 70 M. :, 80 /. ma $1,000,
UNI Iss .nda .i,s,s,ss "a ~, 49,.
an sn'uy. ~ n.sss..s - a.. s.~ss.,,as
As. @.@..s-a,-s5 H.. s-.,, -,
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A Word or Advice.

The following, which we take from
the Clarion, is worthy Of serious con-
sidefation, and should not be left un-
needed:
1t Is stated that q considerable
number in Arkansas voted against
the constitution which the carpet
baggers framed for the government
OF that State. Removed from the
bad influence Of these agents Of
wickedness, il was not difficult for
them to perceive that a form Of gov
eminent which conferred the privi-
leges Of voting and making laws
upon the black race, and denied them
to a large class OF the whites, would
inevitably put enmity between the
two races, and involve both in the
most serious difficulties, and ought
not to be sanctioned. Our people
must take care that the blacks in tbis
State are furnished with the proper
lights for their guidance on thest
subjects. Let every man feel that Il
Is bis duty to explain to these per
sons who are thus sought to be IN
vested with the absolute powers o
legislation by the scheming agents o
Radiealism, the certain consequence
Of permitting themselves to be use,
rs Instruments for the preparation
Of the great wrong which is contem
plated directly against the white pop
u%Iation Of the State, and which mus
10 the end visit the severest suifefinI
upon all.
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MEMPHIS, TENN
southern society for 1858,


In the first number Of the New
Year will commence a charming story
of the South, entitled "Lansdowne,"
by Miss Helen g. Beale, Of Virginia.
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Every person who sends 81 for one
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the BACK SuMnERs, containing "Hilt
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more than pnc hundred pages Of
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South. Every person who sends US
$40 tor ten subscribers, will receive
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TERMs,-One year, 81. Clubs oil
ten, or more, M year, $50.
Address "SouTnERS SOCIETY,""
No. 226 w. Baltimore street,
~ Baltimore. MARYLAND.
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The Sergeant-ai-arnfs Of the SEN
ate has made extra arrangements for
the preservation Of order during the
impeachment trial. Besides the re-
serve police which can be summoned
nv telegraph, an aid-de-camp Of Gen.
Emory's will be always present with
blank orders already signed, with
which at ave minutes notice he can
summon two regiments tothe capitol.
These regiments have recently been
increased in strength. Grant hold
the garrison In readiness for any
emergency. Station has issued an
order, that during the Impeachment
trial not over two men shall be alb
sent from any one company at tbs
barracks al the same time.
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N. J. ROssEL,
GROCER, COTTON FACTOR
AND
Gsnsrss CessMtsstss Merchant,
No. 3i6 Front Row,
MemeAis, Tenn.

rhsAifai for The liberal rairvaAss hefsie-
FORE extended 10 nc b. my fdsnds. ! would r.
fsr Others 70 any one doing basiusss heretofore
uith ny houss. I hsvsafvsys on hznd hnily
and pl.nlstiea Supplies Ala. ample f~seilisls.
fsr hsndliss I'll Gotten o. ,oshsr produce con
aen<d 10 ne. Chzrrts q log - regular ner-
chants Of he city. and - lev ga fssitimsis
hurineH xiil IH-fify. 4lf FL go
&c. CuLBEKTso<, veil Known In Mar.
shzfl and DsSsse counties. Ms Il aIwsys o.
hssa. snd 10 cssn>rtisn vith W D HoDHAN'
of nsfshsil cousty. Mis- weald be rieassd a
n<rt and s~ecommedsie their old hisnds a
vsli Is o,hsrs needing supplies sszs-sn
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sHERIFF's SALE.

Dr. virtnc Or svrif a sxscufiou 70 me difx<,
a hoa Tho cirsuit casrt n Pamela nnassy-
MIA. II Ne Mar teru. 1891. made In f<ves q
Lsdy Ukaihen. sdminjstrstor Of n C>nshss.
deess>>z4 ~ G<o<rs " Lane ssa A. -, J
sllL On nendsy. ihs stk AZ n ApiI ise
a Ne eeart-heus> dosr. 10 DE io~a q psnolA
vilAir fzrff hour o6sr ~ s<ie % 70 hifnssi
bt1fer. ~ c~sh. n 4~&fsss nr<ise< ~ slew
inr prup<ssy. sa-wifs Al y rersios }. tevn-
Al runre & Iyine ed h<inE In Paneis
~u,sfy. ~. f<vIsd - = n< rsup<yfy d I'D
4 ~. = nslsfy Nd ersssfisrs sd IN eees
n D. J0HE9 1h<<fH
A. D. Dcssys, DE- msfis-7s
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sHERIFF's SALE.

ny vifas n .aff#ml ayseHs ~ ~ dfafai fun ns Cuuf tkgt
n Fshahs eoH#ffi Mississippi AfeaeR ne N tsr@e ~ mle semH HdH
Hents belonging ~ aHH residents, fnH HnH whth eseu1H4 haze Teen
l~usd amd = etsfn a aHi tsa mah Hsree. I will
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The p%olecat Convention proposes
Z. 70 adjourn until the impeachment
Nal Of President johnson Is ended.
they arc doing nothing.
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| Particular attention Is called to the
lew double column advertisement Of
IIr. W. c. Clarke, to be found in
h, weeks paper.
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IsrrnSAL REvESUE.-Tbe As
tstant Assessor and the Collector Of
Internal Revenue will be in Pamela
b Monday next. Persons having
BUSINESS with them will save trouble
ind expense by calling on them and
fttling. ao mN4
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rrasosaI--ws zee ID the pro-
|'a'ags Of the Skunk Menagcric at
ssson, Of the 30th ult., that Gibbs,
Ers's, Anderson and A. Johnson
slaek and white niggers-made q
~ attsnpt to ~ssigmasizs the name
p siaFsetsr Of that trus patriot,
accomplished Christian gentle
=. Rev. DR.. G. K. Marshall. II
hardly worth while TO say that the
~A'.essrs If all shss uisgers pan
EFtAer, would sink into Is much in
Ez'hssnes before the rsoprd Of this
Patleman, asa CREASED feather in the
ssules Pit. Oh, not We wos''
~ language sfords no adequats
rssspsion Of the Superiority Of thi'
n'ssns divine over his scea~r-.
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BY virtue Of a rendaioni erponas to me directed from the Circuit Clerk
,r Pamela county, Mississippi, directing me to expose for sale certain judg-
ments, upon which executions have been issued and q return OF nuaa bona
made thereon, | will,
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IGN OF THE BIG GUN.
rEia
F. Il. CLARK & co.'s
Gun Emporium,
No. ] Clark's Marble Block, corner
Main and Madison streets,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

Keep constantly on hand a full and complete
assortment Of Guns, Pistols, Powder fiAsks,
Shot and Game Bags, Cars Wads, Ammunl-
ton. Also, a large stock o. Watches, Jewelry
and Sllyerware. + 4 se2s-3m
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The Assessor and Collector Or To-
,,usI revenue will he In Pamela on
Monday, April eth.
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! c~orros.-MbidIIng h quoted Al
In Memphis.
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A negro In Louisiana has brought
Bit against the well-known Catholic
FEMALE College of the Sacred Heart
lying his damages at $4,000, be-
use the teachers, not wishing an
nalgamation school, have refused T.
INIT a member Of bis family to il
kiyileges.
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I viii attend at COMO, on the 1tth and ASH
March, isss, SARDIs, March 2sth and 27th,
lsss, P0PEs STATION, March sla sad
April ist 1898, and At Pamela 90 each
Monday, foe The purpose Of collecting the taIss
levied BY the Constitutional Convention Of the
Stale Of Miairdpp, ~rwessy-ase per cent.
will Nc added, amer dirty days " tLls iss 10
got paid. r. D. JONES,
March a, isss. u nR# -.
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The Alabama and Florida Rail-
road was sold At auction recently 10
Pensacola for $4,000 cash.
In seafcy, Ark, = pair Of twin
girls we're born q few days ago, each
having twenty fingers.
Probably the reason why the way
Of the transgressor i bard, i that I
r. N much Travelled.
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On Monday, h 9th day Of April, 1858.

At The Court House door in the town Of Pamela, within lawful hours, offer
for sale to the highes bidder for cash, the following Judgments, to-wit;
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From nearly every quarter Of the
uniy complaints reach us Of horses
I mules being stolen, and few are
sF recovered. There seems TO be
ss'em in their actions, from which
,e forced 70 believe there Is a
Iularly organized band engaged in
business, extending throughout
nh Mississippi and those portions
oshsr States adjoining us. II will
veil for our planters 70 keep :
ns watch over their stock, and
We their ammunition ready tor use
matters grow much worse, Il ma,
necessary for Judge Lynch to con
ne his court. te
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A. Ne Casa ffmns ast ~ Ne lssa N PsHsls, within lawful hours, asr
~ mt f. NE highest Hhkf, IN e~h, ae following ~fudfmtnis, ~ wt
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HH eh#ati nlth a.
AAAl# II Fasl II
dat m he xAI VIA. hm lssn
CONSISTED > VI y ssa# lfal u
ihs flfswls farfs
MHl vi mes prev fll~ Tafna Tanls
yeae n Z fFi bAsh Pin.
lsm slshees hHmKtF as i ~ th.,y
pIssesilsas. Il has lfan IninplrsI
Ihio fhauHuds a families. tys,y
whms h !. lsa#.sf ~ me n iks
best elsfes - kssf aad sess iIms /.
hae*# Tssas femIt syFmp i ZAP
My izklns Ne pIaes n sssfy aml
laf preparation thee NE heretofore
bssn assd IN Che soaill and West.
zee slv advertisement tiaasAsIi
4 IIIxisc, Mempbi., Tenn sas pro
pfleiefa.
ies sale Ny d N Yres, %fIaicsvilIe,
and J. q Mathew. Ling cs,sk.
DsArn 10 Carr Esrsltr IN
In mlf last Issue We Published Az ac.
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The Immigration Convention or
lnised at jackson on Tuesday by
ecting DR.. NJ, Emanuel, Of Vicks-
brg, President, and Hon. Il. Topp,
Tennessee, Ex- Chow. Chapman, Of
alabama, and W. Brooke, Of Missis-
ppi, Vice Presidents, and W. W.
brter, Secretary. ~
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-04-04

The New EcLEcrro.-The April
Pmber Of this magazine is unusually
teresting in selected and original
%ticles, and is well worth the price
subscription. Those desiring a
work Of real excellence should send
to TurnbulI 4 Murdoch, Balti-
pre, and secure this periodical.
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|PHorooRAPHs.-Read the card Of
Z. Carver's photograph gallery,
Main street, Memphis, and when
, want a picture Of any class,
hsr for truthfulness In every par
ular or artistic finish, give him a
and our word for ID, he will not
TO please you. q.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-07

ATIoNERY.--DurlDg the debate in tie
House Of Representatives on the deficiency
bill the subj, ct of allowance for stationery
to members of Congress came up, when
Mr.. Maynard, of Tennessee, proposed that
all members should be allowed to draw
Whatever stationery they needed Mr.. Ste
VEINS objected to this. He said that plan
had been tried and had to be changed
because some members procured under the
name of stationery paDtuloons and shirts
and shaving soap enough to last them for
years Some members had run up their
'ccount for stationery to nearly thousand
dollars. The conclusion that pantaloons
and shirts and shavirg soap are stationery,
to which some of our sapient Congressman
came, Is abou, rs sensible aud honest as the
conclusion they have come to that the nc
gro should b. made the SUPERIOR Of the
white man. We think il Mr. Stevens had
reflected upon tic value Of Mr. Maynard's
rr position to some Of his future colleagues
he would not have opposed it, a law that
would allow the brecchcss colorcd gentle
mon that orc coming to Congress to f.rp-
ish themselves with pantaloons, shirts,
stockings and boots under the head Of sta
tiOnery would be very useful to Mr. Stevens
colorcd friends and colleagues. We recon-
mend Old Ihad to reconsider his action uu-
der his new point ofyiew.-N T. HyuM
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-07
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Let tomorrow take care OF Tomorrow,
Leave the things Of the future TO fate
What's the use TO anticipate sorrow?
LIES troubles come never too late.
ii to hope overmuch he an error
IT'S one that the wise have preferred
And how often have hearts been in terror
OF evils that never occurred
Have faith, and thy faith shall sustain thee
Permit not suspicion and care
With invisible bonds To cnchain thee.
But bear what God gives thee tn bear;
by His Spirit supported and gladdcncd,
BE ne CIR by forcbodings deferred
But think how oft hearts have been sad iencd
by fear of-what never occurred
Let tomorrow take care Of tomorrow
Short and dark as our life may appear,
We may make it still darker by SORROW
Still shorter by folly aud fear:
Half our troubles are half our invention
And often from blessings conferred
Have we shrunk in the wild apprehension
Of cviis-that never occurred