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APPLES-Msrk active with gOoG
DE- msnd for hand picked, at 81 5092 pei
barrel.
BRAN Demand light with good stock
Selling in lots at $23 from levee and
mills. At latter, in bulk, so.
BUTTER-There is very little chOice
in market with good local demand al
30935e.
BACON-The demand is very fair and
prices firm. Clear sides, 174@1Ss clear
rib, l74(9l74e; rib, l649l7ici shoulders,
132@14c.
BAGGING - Fair stock and prices
nominal. We quote kentucky hand,
light weight, l74(9lS;; machine, 24{S
26c; India, 25926c.
CA1TLE-Stock light but equal to the
demand. Choice beeyes, 596!c gross !
inferior, 2394e.
CHEE5E-Light stock and demand.
We quote w. r. Factory and E. d. at
l4(9lSs.
COFFEE-Fair jobbing demand at
22@26c for Rio-Lagoayra 2S9SOc; Java
40(942c.
CORN-Market dull. and offerings
large s5@s0e from levee. 500 sacks
SOLD to-day st SHE. Held in store st
92@95G in retail way.
CORNMEAL-Supply better. Fresh,
81 50@4 60; kilBdTied, 81 1904 IS.
These are quotations Of large lots !;
81 1905 are the prices per drsy load.
CHICKENS = Good demand, with
small stock. Young, 81 7s@S 80; old,
81 5OtG5.
FLOUR = Stock fair and mar
exc pit in retail way. We quote ST.
LII NJ @. n.
Xxx, S10@l1; NIX, and all fancy brands
rom Sl2 to IA
HAY-HOlders are firm st SI9{G20
EAMS-Plain country Is9lS4c; plain
canva>sed, l99l94c; sugsr cured can
vassed I99@2l4c.
HOGS-FeW in mT ket and demand
light al 6fGSc gross.
EGGS Stock light. Fresh are sold
readily at 14(9l5e.
HIDES Receipts light. Dry flint 20
@2lc; dry salt, l79lSc; green salt, l09
lie; green, S(99c.
LARD-Prices are firm. Kegs, 200
204c; tierces, l99l93e.
LIME-Eureks, 81 25; Alabama, Cape
and st. Louis, -.
MOLASSES- Light stock. Sugar
house, 65c9Sl Porto Rico, 65(9S5c Syr-
ups, 75e@a 25.
OATS-Market dull and prices de-
Ginning rapidly. Several lots were Of
fered at soc, and one sale Of l20 sacks
took place at sac, bat this was below
the market, and the oats we're new asd
rather light.
OILS Coal oil, $685.; lard oil, 81 40
al zoe; hnseed, 81 20(9l 40.
MESS P0RK-Stock light and market
firm at $50 so to arrive, and $50 ia store.
POTATOES Good shipping demand
at 81 50(92 per barrel, buyer furnishing
package.
SALr-We quote at 50 25@S so for
) bushel barrels; 7-bushel barrels, So IS
"a
SHEEP-firm at s2GS so for Tsnnes-
zee; $4(94 SO for kentucky.
SUGAR-firm; prime to choice Louis I
ana, Ie@1Sc; fair, I4(9l5o; Island, 100 |
I6c.
TAR-in kegs per dozen, SIS 75@6.
T0BACC0-lugs to common, 5t9l2c
10000; fancy work natural [
saf, 81 00@u Is bright pounds fancy, /
'I69Sl Is medium, 80e@SI; common, /
'9@75c; smoking, fine and fancy, $19 i
4 Is: common, 35{9z5c.
WHEAT-Fair local demand No. I,
7 s0@2; No. 2, 81 1901 IS; inferior,
1 50(91 S.
wHISKY-Market duh. We quote
ales 10 bbis. high wines at SOC in bond.
Z
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L z G AL.

II the District Court o. the United sGatss, FOR
the Dlssrict % ", 50 Tenneases In The mat
Ter % Morris r. Aitchslf Bankrupt In
bankruptcy, District OF West Tennessee-s
10 whom It may concern:
NE underaigned hereby gives notice o. his
appointment As assignee Of Norris r. Mitchell,
Of Memphis. In the county OF SHELBY aud
Stzte or Tennessee within said DISTRICT who
mas been adjudgea bankrupt upon his own
petition, Dy The District Court OF said District.
Memphis, Tenn. ths lothd OF July A d..
1888. WILLIAM T. CIRODE
tyiS 81 Assigzee, sto.
In the District Court OF the United states nor
the District OF Wes1 Tennesses. in the mat
ter Of HEnaanel A. Levy, Bankrupt In bank.
ruptcy, District OF WesI Tennsssss-ss
To whom II may concern
The underslgnsd hereby gives notice OF his
appointmenJ as Assignee o. Emanuel a. Levy,
OfMsmp nis IN Che county Cf5helby and state Of
1ennesser, within said District, who has been
ad1udged Bankrupt upon bis own petition
BY the District Court OF said District.
Memphis, Eennessee, the l5th day CT July,
AID, lS58- WILLIAM y. CIRODE,
1yiSS Assignee. Etc.
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The First Lodge.

The First Lodge established in Amer
lea was warranted by Viscount Monta-
cute. Grand Master of the Moderns,
England, in 1873, at Boston, and was
called the St Johns Grand Lodge of
which Maj. Henry Price was Provincial
Grand Master its first meeting was
held July, l733-nearly 135 years ago.
This is now ST. Johns Lodge No, 1,
Boston, and has 346 members, and is
the largest Lodge in Massachusetts
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CRRREFORS, NOTICE.

Ia the Chancsry Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. 2isO, n. r. D.-Jesse W. Page ct al. vs.. TEs
Commercial Bank of Tennessee &c al
I n this cause II appears t,3Et tbs names aud
residences of the creditors OF lhe taomfnars
eial Bank OF Teant sSee az e unknOVqn and DO
a decree has been entered directing thsBD &
made parties to this suit 20 be
1t Is therefors ordered. THAT AZ
said Bank make their appeAy~ creditors Of
the Courthouse IN the CIV nee nee herein, al
bsr, 1865, Gle and ast~' nsst Monday In 0eto-
aus Win Clerk and Ma Ser 49, diis h S
viii H. made parties hereto, or the same
~ = forever barred and cause proceeded WIN
P.zts ana tnat copy OF this order be pub-
r. .s once week for four successive weeks
a eoPy-AtteSts AU9USTON ASTON. 4
-, =. Clerk and Master I
~ 9, BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master
,s,,spps vance e AndersoH, solicitors for COM
RI-..en. z, -. 49, tyils
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SUNDAY APPEAL.
For the Sunday Appeal.
LINES To MRS. v. TAYLOR,
On hearing her sing " We shall knosU each OF
There"
BIT MISS NARY a. x'IETosH.

o, lady, sing that song again =
Il stole from me the sense OF pain,
And in my heart for ons brief hour,
As thrilled thy tones OF magic power.
There swept 3 vision OF delight,
Born OF the realms OF upper light,
And fed were ail my esrth-boru woes
When from thy Hrs that strain arose
Into the barren fields OF air:
I'VE shall know each other there.
o. lady, sing that song again =
o, breathe TO me that thrilling strain -
For more than Earth contains for me
Dwell now beyond the azure sea
Ny glrIhood's friend, VITA brow 50 fair,
The cherub child with golden hair,
The idol Of my later years,
Ger whom Tept with bitter tears
The Pastor good, with lips OF Gre.
My hOsry-hesdsd, eyed sire,-
All hath Earth taken in her trust,
And they have mouldersd into dust
But in the land that knows no care,
- We shall know each other there
o, lady, sing that song once mOre!-
fsin would hear Il DER and Ger;
ItluIls the grief within my heart
That would not with the years depart;
It brings before my earthly sight
The form love, angelic, bright,
And as list thy heavenly note,
Sly soul into that land doth float
where I shall see nay own dear MOTHER
Nine eyes behold, and not another,
The tender eyes, the locks Of gray,
The lips Of love now passed away
o, blissfal sight! o vision fair!
e We shall know each other there
MEMPHIS, July L, 1858.
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Compressed Air for Propening s.reet

NOa1REeSSe0 Air Tor RF0DoilfnU Street
Cars.
New Orleans seems to be taxing the
lead In devising new methods for pro-
pelling street ears. Mr.. Waylies, OF that
city, has recently invented q car which
has proved a complete success. IN the
ear station there is to be an ordinary
steam engine of about SIXTY six horse
power, for COMPRISING air into reser.
Voirs. The reservoirs are made OF a
paper composition, and two OF them are
placed on top of the cars. On each car
there Is to be small engine operated by
air supplied from the reservoirs In the
same manner as steam, giving the ex-
act amount OF power that was REQUIRED
60 compress the air. The engine is not
difDcult TO run, and the cars can be
stopped much more readily than where
horses are used. Each car will have 30e
pounds OF compressed air to start with.
which viii be sufficient to run il nine or
ten miles. The exhausted air. az il es-
capes rom the engine, may be used for
ventilafion.
The New Orleans Picacupe saws
/" When this system is adopted in our
city, II will cause ct least 5000 mules to
be sent into the country, thereby being
OF much benefit to the farmers. ~
In New York there are some 40 600
animals employed on the various rail-
wsy lines. The release Of this Immense
number OF horses would do much to-
wards reducing their value. The cost OF
running cars BY this nsthod wo1ld be
much less than 81 present and the spesa
mora uniform. It Il claimed. thai cars
can b. esopped quicker with the COM
pressed ar thar By hoFses, -
.saaa 81 aaiassFF9 q
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Coanaas tsstOmer,s NnIe.

Stale OF Mississippi, Washlngtoa countv-Tn
Chancery, Nay Term, 1855.
No. l43-Barbleg, Johnson 4 Co., vs. 7. d IL
mott OF als.-LnJunctiOn and ALtaehmenI 81 LA.
PURSUANT to decree OF the Chancery
L court Of the county or Washington state
Of Mississi ppi. rendered in the above entitled
cause on the 18TH day Of May, AID, 1885 ths.
undersigned, Comm issiOner, viii sell, at the
door Oh me Courthouse of said county, Jc the
highest bidder, between the nouns prescribed
by law, on the
Tenth Day Of August, AID, 1868
AL the right, tile and intersst OF the defend
ant, John x. Woodburn, as the sole. surviving
heir-at-law anu dsvisee OF John WOODBURY.
licensed. and In his own right IN and TO the
following described Land, bo-.Eit: AL OF sec
lion number three, ali OF fractional section
seventeen, lying south OF Rose Lake ditch, be-
ing cOntin uRtlOn of the section Line betW cen
the northwest quarter and the Hesl naf Of the
southwest quarter Of section eighteen, all In
township seventeen, range nine 90 west, con-
tanning IN ali about nine hundred and four and
three-quarter t9A4SD acres, in the county OF
Washington, EtaJe OF Mississippi. Terms of
sale as follows, tO-wit: ONE-THIRD 90 Cash,
rity being required from ths purcha ser and a
len 10 be reserved on SAID lands: and In the
event the purchaser fails to pay the bonds ex-
seuted by him, or either one OF them At matu-
rity, the undersigned, Commissioner, Is au-
thOrized, upon application from any party in
tere-ted, TO expose the said lands for sale anew
for the amount so due and unpaid.
i Will also offer for sale, at IRE same time AZ
the door OF the Courthouse OF said county, To
the highsst bidder, for CASH, between the
hours prescribed by law. al the righi, title and
interest OF the defendant, John r. Woodburn,
in and to the following described lands. to-Vrft:
The southeast quarter and the ssst half Of The
southwest quarter Of seCti9a eighteen, and the
north west gEaT Pr Of section twenty-one, IA
seventeen, range nine west, IN said
county Of Washington and state ef Missis-
sippi. So Il. J. COMSTOCK.
je8 dsw I'd CommiaEionsr.
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For the Sunday Appeal
CHARITY.

Like q gifted fairy creature.
Wearing any form OF feature,
Ever near in peace or strife,
Binding hearts with love 10 lie,
Never faint and never weary,
LOvs-eyed, pure eyed Charity.
Through the field Of thistls-dOvn,
Through the noisy, sun-bsked town,
Through the mead in fovsry bloom.
Through the smoke, the dust, the gloom,
Never needing rain or sleet.
Passing, passing tireless feet.
Through the portal, dark and low,
Pointing home Of want and woe.
Through the castles guarded gate,
Through the lines Of royal state,
Making music for the land
With her aims TO heart and hand.
Throwing mantle pure as snow
FAllsn nom heaven 90 earth below,
Over the shaded brow OF crime
with 9 love that's great, sublime,
over the fraT that bend to sin,
Seeing spark divine within.
Never Wanting. ue'eT unkini,
Bearing ehsste and seemly mind,
Believing AL, enduring al,
Her words like devs OF summer fall -
Greatest Of the Heavenly Three,
Love-syed, pure eyed Charity.
ANNA FRENCH.
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ImPORTAxF!


THERE never was time when Home Inter-
ests were much. in need OF patronage
and acknowledgements IS now. All see and adTrif
this, aud all are wiling 20 help build them op
il they can 90 80 upon such terms as shall not
cost an excessive discrimination.
ThesubscriDeEs intend 20 o1ar from this tir7,a
heRcef0rwarQ At prices equal To the hest rom
any quarter, heavy znods, made by the for ava
ing and other home Mills, viz Manassas Mills
Mss Florence Mills rrattVille Aflils, StafYlrei
vile 1llls, "A Lawren oehHrg Mills, Oreson
NILS k1lasst Mills, Tenn.; Maysyilie AiiIz
KY. Resides great variety of other Heav1'
Plantsaioa Goods nom various MaryEsnd
In addition, we intend to keen nun ftnss an
sorts Sazple Dry Goods, Hosiery, NofiouR etc
ete., bclght tof Cash, ana offered On sanS
terms. II - understood, however thak rbers
buyers may not hsppsn 70 have Irnmstiiste
CoRtr0l Of their lands. We viii sell them nj
I ash Prices, adding interest nom date for Short
CITY Acceptance We Win have New Goods
constantly arffViOg At
Il MOORE Aco,S.
: jSs+ I'm lsa no, sR2 Asla HtFsst
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FINANCIAL AH1 COMMERCIAL.
saF ~ sH
OFFICE OF TIE DAILY APPEAL. I
MwXpHFa uot1et I lH743.

OFFICER OF THE DAILY APPEAL.l
MKNPHrss August l, 1865.
There was nothing Of interest trans
piring In the general or money markets
to-day. A few planters were in town
purchasing, and some orders were being
filed to be taken out by urlOeal packets,
but the bulk Of business was not large.
Our banks report collections improving in
bulk, showing larger purchases than last
month, while all our merchants are
coming up promptly aud meeting their
obligations. There Is an occasional call
for assistance, and ocr discount houses
are doing something on good eoIlaterals
almost daily.
In exchange the market remains very
quiet and rates steady with good demand
from bankers for Eastern bills, which
are taken at par 20 sc premium and sold
at Hose premium.
The market for bonds and stocks is en-
tirely nominal, though the demand for
some kinds is very good. Mississippi
Central is probably more sought after
than other securities. Orders are on the
market for any amount at the following
figures Stock, Ice LIST mortgages bonds,
6Oc; "a do. doc. Past dus coupons OF
this road are in demand at 5S@60e.
City bonds are firm, though no sales
transpired during the day that We could
learn of; 55e was offered and refused for
a small lot.
City scrip Is scarce. Brokers buy at
73(975c, and will not sell at less than SOC.
Police scrip and county warrants are
dull-the former ct zoe buying and the
latter at 52@53c. Selling at rs. for the
former and 55@5S1 for the latter.
Gold opened to-day in New York at
145sc, declined to 144ss and closed at
1454c. We heard OF no sales Of mo
ment. Small amounts are taken at I4S@
144c. Selling at 144!@145c.
The New York stock exchange
quotations at noon to-day were as
follows Coupons Of 'S1, Isl
do '62, 14s do '64, II; do '65,
12B; new Issue, 81 do '67, 8; 16-40s, 81 /;
1905, both series, ST old Tennessees,
sig; new 6ls Government bonds,
heavy.
The amount of uncalIed for interest,
owed by the Government on United
States bonds, amounts 70 over sos, 600,
which Is payable in coin at the Office Of
the Treasurer OF the United States. Ar
rangements will be made TO acquaint
parties interested OF the fact, in order to
effect discharge of this public obligs-
ton.
Measures have been taken in Chicago
to ascertain the facts in relation to the
Texas cattle disease, alleged to be raging
at various places in the interior. 1t is
believed by many that the reports are
exaggerated, and thst they are eircu-
lated by stock growers, in order to dis
courage the new composition in their
business.
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n. nday, the Sd day Of August, Isss

Proceed to sell, between the hours Of 10 a. N.
and pm. OF that day, on board CO tne said
" harfeost, the NharfhOab EIsAsCk Nr. CITY
together with al Sad singular her tackle, sp-
pa e., "a aisur6s spars and staging as abe now
lies = the wharf al the city Of Hemphis. State
or Tennessee, at public veGdue, 70 the highest
and best bidder Tor cash in hand,
jyl3td DAN ABLE, Trustee
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by virtue or Deed Of Trust TO me executed
ID on the FIST day of November, 1859 which
deed Is II recofd IN the Registers office OF
; ielhy county, Tennessee, IN Record Book, No,
S., part l, pages 543. ga nd 545, to secure the
Pay ment cf certain notes therein described
and set forth, one Of which said netes Is sun
due and unpaid ; nov, therefore by viriae Of
the power in me- vested ~ said TIust Deed,
viii OF
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Between the hours OF 10 and Y O'Clock, the fol-
low ng described tract OF land lying In the
county Of DeSoto and state OF Mississippi VIZ
All OF the northwest quarter u Ing south of the
and the east half % the southwest quarter ~
section thiriy-dve (E "a $ w = section s5l,
basis meridian az the ChIckasaw cession cor
tSinirg together one hundred and twenty two
tfx2) Scres being the came land conveyed BY
Edmnnd Tay Tor and Mary Tay ~ To SAD John
W. Rutland by deed, dated March 2 1854 and
recorded In the registers once for Des5otO
county and State or Mississippi, on the Ath
day Of April, 1861, IN Book 0, page 45l, to which
deed reference Is here made.
1 believe he title to above Land to be good,
bat only convey IS Trustee.
CHARLES p. NORRIS, Trustee
Aan1 Dhfa Tam fulv lsRg NJ
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HHDkR and by virtue OF decree OF the
~ 0haneery Court Of Minds counfy, kIissis-
9Ppis fer the drst distrfcs Of said eOanty rsn-
9ered atthe Nay Term, le6S in the case OF d
Z. Jarnagi0 % al. W. Ann W. Simuas, Adm, x Of
y; r sirnms, deceased, I, the undersigned,
Snerln or Scanoma com IT, 8ppOiuted special
Com missioner BY said decree, WIN,
On the Soth Day OF July. 1855.
Al tAs Courthouse Of Coshoma county, sell ~
public auction. te the highest bidder for casn
tract Of land in said county OF Goahoma
M1easEEippt. described as follows: 1t Is tbs
east ha3f seetioH = The west half and the
west half OF the east half OF section ~ me
1orth hsH northeast quarter OF section T
north half northwest quarter OF section Is
the northeast quarter OF northeast quarter %
section 26 east half southeast cuzrter OF Sec
ton l5-au in township ~ ranRs3 west. being
the Plantation formerly cnl, lgstsd bT u =
etzn1sB. lalas FkANk 9. 8ELCHEk
ealxvsv S Si1 cenl 81 i SeaaS.
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COTTON GINS /! COTTON GINS
E. CARVER CO.'S
Improved Gins !!

IsHE great number CT there celebrated Sin
L stands IN use throughout this whole eOun-
knowle dyed superiority. No neighborhood Is
without some Of these splendid machines and
we make rs1ersnce to each and every planter
now using them rs TO their superior adYant-
ages over ali Others.
Those needing Gins viii consult their best
Interests when they bear in mind ihat the " II.
CARVER co. y IMPROVED GINS" can be
had with any desired number Of saws, either
right or left hand motion, by calling on or
sending their orders 10
ALLISON BROTHERS,
sole Agents. aye FFent So, Memphis.
Comm iss1on Merchants desiring 20 make
purchases OF Gin Stancs for their customers.
win dnd IL 70 their sdvantaye 20 call upon u.s.
IVA 2pa AI.LIr5g " BROTHE RS.
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The Liverpool cotton market at the
opening to-day was firm; Uplands, cd (;
Orleans, I0ld, and at pm. was nomi-
bally unchanged. Sales, Il, 0JO bales.
The New York market was firm at the
opening with moderate demand at Sole
for Middlings, and closed quiet but
steady at same quotations. Sales, 800
bales; weeks receipts, 80 bales; gross
receipts, $500 bales weeks sales, 10, 900
bales for export, SO stock on hand,
46 ,OOO; weeks receipts at all U. s. ports,
IL 0oO bales.
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Monday, 3lst Day or August, Az 1sgs.

At the hour OF 10 o'clack ia the forspoou of
said day at the southwest correr Of CsnnTt
square land at the intersection Of south fsr,nrt
with Main streetl, 10 the said CITY OF Mem Rbfs
state OF Tennessee, sell the Premises abovs d.
scr1bed, at public auction, 70 the highest bidder
fOF-caSh.
The title Is believed TO be good .bat The Bndar-
signed VIII make no Warramtees
1yl I'd ChARL ES KORTRFCFT'T srrr,sfaa
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TRUSTEES SIZE.

DY virtue OF Deed in Trust made to me on
ID the 18th DAY OF June, 1857, by John W. ttut-.
land, and recorded In the Registers office or De-
Soto county, State OF Mississippi, IN Book No. 2
pages 500, 5O2 and 403 will sell at public auo--
too, in front Of the COugthou 6OOr. In the
town OF fernando and state OF MississIpr,i .
the highest bidder. for cash,
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SAN AUGUSTINE, TExAs, June 2, 1858.
Ger. A. Pike, Memphis, Tenn:
Dear SIR forward you some
thoughts that have been suggested to
my mind while reading the Bible ac-
counts and rejecting on the lecture of
the f G. degree, aud submit them for
your consideration. Respectfully and
fraternally, g. +. CROcKETT.
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aa3 a mlsEf3
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-06-06
The Number Seven.

This number is frequently used in the
Bible. On the 7th day God ended His
work, the 7th month Noah's ark touched the
ground, and in 7 days a dove was sent out
Abraham pleaded 7 times for Sodom,
Jacob served 7 years for Rachel, mourned
days for Joseph, and was pursued u Z day 5
journey by Laban.
A plenty of years, and famine of
were foretoId In Pharaoh's dream, by I fat
and lean beasts, and ears Of full and
ears Of blasted corn.
On the 7th day of the 7th month the
children Of Israel tasted days, and re
manned days in tents Every years the
land rested every 7th year all bondmen
were free, and the law was read to the people.
/ Ia the destruction of Jericho, 7 priests
bore trumpets days; on the 9TH day they
surrounded the walls times and at the end
/ of the 9TH round the walls fell.
| Solomon was years building the temple
and feasted days at its dedication. In the
tabernacle were z lamps and the golden
| candlesticks had 7 branches. Naaman
washed times in Jordan.
Jobs friends sat with him days and
nights, and offered 7 bullocks and rams as
an atonement
/ In che Revelation we read Of churches
7 candlesticks, stars. trnmpets, plaques
7thunders, wells, angels, and Z headed
monster
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Mrs. Corban Of Lincoln Co., Tenn !,
recently gave birth to a female child having
four legs and four feet The Union and
Dispatch learns from Mr. John Tharp on
whose place the child was born the following
interesting facts:
The extra pair Of legs are in front of
and rather between the natural pair, and are
fully developed and as well shaped in every
particular as the others, except that they
the feet point together The most wonderful
feature Of this curious freak Of nature is
that the generative and urinary organs are
also in duplicate The mother and child are
both doing well"
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Growing TOMATOES. To raise this palata-
BILE and wholesome vegetable in perfection
give the plants plenty Of room, in rich and
mellow soil Keep the ground clean and
loose and when a fair quantity Of fruit is
set, check the growth of branches, by keep,
ing the ends pinohed Off This mode of treat
meut viii not only make the plant stronger
and less liable to bend to the ground, but il
will increase the size of the fruit, and hasten
ripening. OF course every one will plant
tomatoes where they will have the greatest
amount of sunshine, possible.