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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-23
AND CHARLES COUNTY ADVERTISER FRIDAY OCTOBER g. 1862
CEA despatch from Utica, New York,

CEA despatch from Utica, New York
says: "A conference occurred yesterday
between Gov. Seymour and certain men,
bers of the National Democratic Execu-
tive Committee, in relation to some i'm
portant measures to be adopted in the pre-
sent canvass. During the conference Gov.
s. alluded to suggestion made in some
quarters as to change in the Presiden-
tial ticket, and said that any change which
should be made must include his with
drawal; that he was nominated against
his wishes, and it would be relief to him
if any other name were substituted for his
own. The committee replied that no
change had been contemplated by any of
them-that, in their judgment, nothing
could be so injurious to the Democratic
cause as change of candidates, and they
refused to entertain the question"
EF The Spanish Junta has issued an
address on the subject of the future form
of the Spanish Government. The address
says it will be the duty of the Cortes only
to decide what form of Government shall
be established. but that all the people will
have the right to express their opinions.
Olozaga has declared in favor of mon
archy, and is supported by Serrano and
Tapete The Unionists aud Democrats
are willing to accept monarchy or re-
public, if decided by universal suffrage.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-23
NOTICE .....z' I. = !.
To Hotel Keepers and all others
medical ia Liouers.-,z


ENOR the information OF all parsons concern-
Il ed. the following Act of the leg islaiure.
passed March Gath, 1865, is published Z =,
CHAPTER 1911. 5sf aasIr
AN ACT prohibiting the sale of spfrifuous or
fermented liquors in the several counties Of
the State on the day Of election. tafsif
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted 6y the GenerS1, Sa,-
sembly Of Maryland, That 1t shall not be lawful
for the keeper of any hotel. tavern, store.
drinking establishment or any other j.. olsee
where liquors sold. or for any person. or per-
sons. directly or indirectly. to sell, barter, give
or dispose of any spirtuous Or fermented Ii.
9.ors, ale or beer, or intoxicating drinks OF any
Kl',e on, Me days Of election hereafter tosbe
nelu the s.yeral counties Of this State,
4, SEc. ?, .a"aree it enacted, That any person
vio'a'lhg the pron>ipns Of this Act shall b. ia
Die to Indictment o, the Grand, jury tioS The
county where the offe>ce !. cooon,,,,.S 80
shall, upon conviction bsS 80 an, ,,.as.s A. -
of the Circuit Courts Of ttisSta,e, hs 49,.
sum not less than fifty dollarSoor no.s ~.
one hundred dollars for each ana ~ &C., rs.
one half the fine shall be paid tks 60"
the other half to the County CommIssH"s.. -.
the use of public roads. s9egs~%
WILLIAM M. MORRIS,
Sheriff Of Charles County -
Oct 9, le68-te ~ .'ili St.''''ib - l'af>
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-23

~Governor Wells says that should
the Democracy attempt to hold an election
in Virginia 10 November, in defiance OF
the laws of Congress, he will not sign any
certificate of election.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-23
The Elections.

One would naturally suppose, to listen
to the congratulations of the Radicals and
to the doleful prophecies of respondent
Democrats, that the successes Gas pro-
claimed by themselves) Of the Radicals in
the late elections are irreyersible and con-
elusive. The Radicals. without, however,
advancing any proof to that effect. claim,
majorities in Pennsylvania. Ohio and In
diana. In regard to Indiana we do not
choose even to consider their claim: In
regard to the other two States we give
them. for the sake Of our purpose, the
benefit of the doubt and allow them small
majorities. The vote, on the 18th inst.
NAV be thus announced
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-23

Maryland, at least Old Hartford, parti-
cularly. will show how she delights to
honor her favorite son, and Mr.. Ensor is
welcome to all the increased vote be can
get, but which will not be such as the
american desires. Hartford Democrat.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-23
Fall and Winter Millinery.
O
Mrs. SHACKELFORD

-e MRS. SHACkELFORD ~.
MALLS attention of the Ladies Of Charles
~ county to her stock Of Fall and Winter
MILLINERY. together with nice lot of
WORSTED GOODS, GLOVES and DRESS
TRIMMIN GS Of every variety. such as GIMPs.
SATTINs, VELvETs. PRINCES and BUTTONS
Hoop SKIRTS Of the latest make; French and
American CoRsETs, &c. rtt
Also, few sets of FUR for Children, and
MUFFS for Ladies.
All Of the above will be sold as low as posi-
BILE. Call and see the new styles.
Oct %, 1868.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-23
FOR SALE.
DEF CATTLE AND MICH ns.

DEF CATTLE AND MICH nsg10ssf]
- COWS FOR SALE. Also, AsYWN&J
Mules Gu sait two &c, pe eod BRGoP Dor
in foal, good Saddle or Work HORSE yrs.
old, and q Black-Hawk COLT years old.
Also, good WAGON and HARNESS,
HORSE CART, Bickford Hoffman WHEAT
DRILL, WHEEL RAKE or Cleaner, Cob
Crusher, Corn Shelter, Reaper and Wheat
Fan. Apply at the Times Office.
Oct. %, l868-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-23

here we nave ,OlU ,UUU VOCeS CAST
Dealing very literally with the Radicals,
and accepting their own assertions (Which,
however, we believe tobe false) Of major
tiles in Pennsylvania and Ohio. their ma
jority in this vast number of votes is only
$4,000! Can any Democrat dare in the
light of this revelation to pirate of popular
antagonism in the North to our nominees
and our principles? Does not this show
ing prove ,conclusively that. after all, the
Democrats are in reality more powerful
than their opponents
It is notorious that thousands of Demo-
cratic voters were fraudulentfy rejected at
the polls in Ohio and Pennsylvania, that
thousands of Radical voters were import
ed into those States and into Indiana to
do special service on that day. If We
have been beaten in the two first States,
money and fraud combined have done the
work. However the election returns.
manipulated by Radical fingers, may tell
the story, we confidently proclaim that
there is in the three States named clear,
legitimate and honest Democratic ma ori-
lty of20. 600. This majority will be forth
coming in the Presidential election if the
Democratic press, instead of dispiriting,
give renewed encouragement to our mag
nifcent organization. On the Sd of No
vember the Radical imported voters from
other States must stag at home to do their
voting in their own States. The enorm-
GUS sums expended by the Radicals to
carry the election so far will have been
materially diminished The result will
be that the Democracy will have clear
I field in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana,
as elsewhere, and that bribery and fraud
will be at discount. Com. advertiser.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-23

~ Gov. Seymour. it is stated; will
: take the stump and deliver several politi-
cal addresses in Pennsylvania and other
-S.Gtcs. z..!-1:f
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-23
Business Men, Farmers and Mechanics.

Business Men, Farmers and Mechanics.
We call your attention to the advertisement
of the Marathon Silver Mining Company Of
Nevada. We also advise you to send to the
office of the company and get one of their
pamphlets. Nowhere have we seen a COM
pany who has published prospectus that
appeals more truthful or candid in its state
ments. The officers of the company are gen.
tlemen of the highest standing, and who
would under no circumstances lend their
names and influence to deception of any
kind. This company places its preferred
stock only before the public. The price Of
this stock is $40 per share and draws 123
per cent. interest year, with fair prospect
of eventually paying very heavy dividends.
All that can spare SO or $40 or 500, send
for one or more shares Of this favorite stock.
The Office is at I54 South Fourth street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-23

@The work on the new Suspension
Bridge at Niagara Falls, which was be-
gun year ago last June, will be finished
in about month. The bridge extends
from a point just below the American
Falls to point on the Canadian side, just
below the Clifton House. The span is
l, 1854 feet and 4 inches. and the two ca
bles are 1900 feet long. In each cable
there are seven wire ropes, each two and
a half inches in diameter The span is
said to be longer than that of any other
suspension bridge in the world.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-23
NOTICE.

\ LII persons indebted to the estate of Uzzial
n Nalley, deceased, on notes or open ac-
count, are requested to settle either by cash or
judgment. Those in arrears for interest ON
mortgage are requested to settle Immediately:
a failure will be attended by foreclosal Of
mortgage.
THOMAS A. MILLAR,
SAMUEL HANSON,
Oct 8, 1866 . Exc trs. -of. g. Nallon
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-23

-
PUBLIC SALE. va0
-DY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
ID for Charles County, the undersigned will
sell at Public Sale, at the residence of the late
Walter Jamison, on
TUESDAY, the 27th day of October
instant, -
all the personal property of the late Walter
Jamison, deceased, consisting of
Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, Farming Imple-
ments and Stock.
~ Terms, Cash.
~ - tiiTt JOHN JACKSON, :. -
. 5a,. .ae.f. Exc rs of Walter Jamison.
Oct. 2, l868-4t =. ID: .esa
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-23
DIED..

At hei residence, in this county, on Saturday
morning last, Miss ELIZABETH A. HANSON
in the I'D year of her age.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-23

rs We understand that Rev. Mr.. Grandin
d now holding protracted meeting in
the Methodist Church at Newtown, where
he is expecting the assistance Of Rev. P.
B. Smith. The meeting is expected to
be continued over the Sabbath. and during
tie week, no providence, preventing.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-23

d9a3EThe lssest official returns from the
Pennsylvonis election show the Radical
msjority to be under 10. 900. The whole
Il vote ofIthe State will reach $40, 900.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-23
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
A FINE HARNESS HORSE and TOBAC.
n co SCREW PRIZE, in good order.
Apply to ROBERT D1GGES, Jr.
Oct 90 l86S-3t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-23

ID ~ Ehei BaltimQre S~p remarks, With
good sense. and inss patriotic spirit. that
the late elections, with their only moder-
2; ats Radical n.jorities, after all but exhibit
how nearly even j. the division among
} lie people on. the issues involved, and do
rot szsuss from effort those who desire to
zee tie government administered upon the
true principles Of the Constitution.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-23

ii EEJohn Jarboe, lately confined in
Jail in Leonardtown, St. Mary's county.
from which he escaped few weeks ago,
has been re-arrested in Baltimore and is
now in Jail in that city. When arrested
he was endeayoring to sell a horse which,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-23

81 HT The Hartford Democrat, q new pa
per, published at Bell-Air, Md, by
Messrs. Bouldin & Waters. comes to us
this week presentinga very handsome sp-
peazanee. It is a seven. column sheet.
nicely printed. and filed with interesting
matter, and gives promise Of great edito-
rial ability. We wish our friends success
in their new enterprise i've z.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-23

- Re The Statesman, formerly the Lea
der. Of Baltimore "a weekly paper-has
been received and presents d neat and
busiuess-like appearance. 1t is like its
predecessor, Democratic and Southern in
is sentiments. and CONTAINS original ar
ticles upon the various political topics Of
the day. q full summary of news, markets,
book notices, &c. We recommend the
Statesman. to all in want Of good weekly
paper, combining politics and literature.
Terms, S. per annum., Address States
man, 162 Baltimore street, Baltimore
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-23

C1BERlAN KALE SEED.-Now' i he
- time for sowing Siberian Ksle Seed 10
sa. + For sale at Mrs. A. QUENZEL,S.
oct Is ,.5e ri 49, "a 5..e44. adj
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-23

HULL's PATENT TRUSS for sale by
III VI G. BRENT
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-23
ORDER OF RATIFfeATtoN.-
In the Orphans Court for CAarzss County.

IN THE MATTER OF THE SALE OF THE
INTEREST," OF THOMAS HARRIS, LATE
LATE FATHER, GEORGE S. HARRIS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-20
For the sunday Appea'l
ST. CkEHESF's EEfREAT FoE PENI-
TEETa

-
To my generous c -nfsssgF, VT ore tender gen
tiausss has soDtnsd my slrr W., and whose
lofty Intellect has given me a rational basis
roy faith V as weak; whosssImp,icity
Of expression, ike ST. Johns, envelopes pro
found philosophy, and whose brilliant ansly.
sis reminds ms Of Plato speaking from Para
disc, these lines are aEsetsonatsly Inscribed:
Ah, Thinz Of Beauty, dear to me-
Ds1rss than we ping Earth,
Dearer than stars upon the sea,
Or nOw rs In their birth,
This heart must ever turn 20 thee
In Voc or mlrthl
When plumed knights come riding down
From Ed 70 our time,
With kings from many a broken throne,
IuFed uy tn. matin cGtme,
hear their steps and every groan
WrGBB out nom chine.
Then Monks and Bishops who v. .thstoDd
The tyrznL in MS power.
UnaEed by iyra ny and blood,
Pass thr ugh the stately toWp,
And music pGurs sYeeter dcCd
TO charm The hour.
Thus tn yon chapel, Ike tlts tomb
By angels watch d all mig I,
Ladies' rom many "A castle come
iu " eds of mourning cikhjs
To seek IN this sepul-hTal gloom
some ray Of light
Those mouTnful paintings on the wall
These PIiest n midnight praYeI-
But o that a tar, more than al,
ave lured sucn spirits th-re,
While my own grief IN drops OF gall
FIOZe on the air.
And al mstbinks our gentle ones
In y0a0eT loEly bed
Have hssr tne music, Sorrow owns,
Win q .ck upJf ed head.
And hasJ' nd T. ouT midnight noars
By ms ~ rs led :
Then honor to the Saints OF Col,
Whose fame can n-ver die
The TgrauL's sOnst and rO1
Ic dust and ashes e;
Bus the e ma 70 the gOiy sod
r. Tu le the sky.
Then siug, re Seraphs- Heaven siBgi
Toe stars and suns procisim
These Priests the emil Ten os yuur King,
Whatevsr be hair name
HilEscf our holy Offering,
His Priests the sane! J. ". X
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-20
For the Sunday Appeal
THE VANISHED LAND.

There is a land, long a6ed from our view,
Whose dover S'VS &efS ever sweet whose skies
whose eii air were Ss' ever bland
a land wher6i our cniefts 81 -Oyz We knew,
And Youth and Hope walked ever nand In
hand
Evauished nran our lives. ecIipsed from sight
By time snd distance "cw,
E'ea yet it, memory IA ows a passing Hight
Up1n the care worn brow,
Aud in the wa ches OF the quiet night,
We ihif her turn fun many q drea1-bark s
prov.
Forms OF the long departed weli-loved friends
o. ch idhcpd's nappv days
We ~ae as when last seen, and Echo Sencs,
Thropzh al her wi dwood ways,
nal -ces as o. old, while Memory lends
= bng bsu0, where'er the spill; strays
ossasrs Earsan. broidered with the flowers
We're deaFatS'I.3ve and Youth.
ami fhewen ramembered coming bowers
Mhere vogs " re pledged Ia trut",
Tnr0' al days, Il thro some sacred d. iirs
ofp n, and grief aod soui-replnng truths
lThro' Old time mansions, gray with rime OF age,
Thro' silent rooms, where Love wrote many .
or usaee aud sweet content;
T6ro' haiis, here 1T in sport we did engage,
and meiry shouts with Ripping laus Ter
b.ent;
Thro' al the scenes and places Memory holds
Nos far and pure ana SWEET,
with az the forms her loving arm enloi0s
AS see ems 10 her most meet
We wander. iii scr IS he distant Wolds,
Aurora leads the hOnTs win liy lils leel'--
Av-varder. bu. with sense Of sonelhing Lost,
Somsthi gwhieh sP aid hs ia-Ts
20" snmel ne island, where
lie passes weary y an ~ neat a. I-ygslf, ,--t-
~ esp.e-s sp0-t I hope and Wild despair.
Who. after Years II waiting, sees and hears
De'ivera ce drawing nigh, , s..--
And 10 K. er ,und. au = a most ln4hks Ms 4SAi
Hal b en- mOcking tie, ..,.
lie wakes. 70 md YOath gene and says "iin
My Yo,-th is dead, 'twere bstter should
diet"
81 va. slow wandering all the dreamfUl night
Thror that evanlsso1 isnd, ,s,.,.
WsFen TO sAnss OF HES uutl Wal anu o4s4A''
Aud Gfath g uesr nt hsuo. al.
Youfh gone 10 eye.-ah. sad and h7pless night
And, for a space, in mute despair we stan"
Gains. with stralning eyes aud heaVlng Dl east
4doWn the silent treeu,, -. ,,-. g,
Th3nkiag. pcOr souls: '' Ab, would We were b
biest
To psss. in some sweet dream,
For eood and ave n that fair Land ~ Hes, .,
Whose Joys our every III would vel reasslh
o. farhle.s hea-tsi o, duu and blinded eye''
o5 81 Fsit lss4 srIl wings to where. beyond th'
skies.
Heaven-s eternal door
Turns on it, hinges. and sve0t fneloaleN ,.-.,., p,
BID cur thoughts rise and spTiug nom L-aI'h
dark saOrei
God hath a rest for alt-There IS no dross
2u- rie will barn awsy =
Life nath no wearing grief no bitter JOSS
His love will not repay.
II bearing well each separate nehNy % e%tOe's;
We walk pure-hesTted TO the - eFIec' u i'1s' y
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-20
For the Sunday Appeal
NIAGARA,


NIAGARA.
Ip,Rnd whore have o ten stood,
Upon tas rivers brink,
To sea behind Can dian hills,
The sun IN giozy NIX.
Far down, the rearing waters haste,
/ mad 'ning, wild unrest,
Tn , they sleep, 50 dark and stilii
Upon the WhiEpoOl's breast.
That " iripool has a weird look,
d k woods iis mafFn line,
And on IS bosom -tHl d deep
Tle sunbeams never shine.
Silence. so deep as 20 be II,
Forever hagnts its shore.
Ana strange the contrast, as you catch
The cataraet's distant roar.
Ard oh. that catarsctl Words sTs poo-,
The artists pencil Groops-
Tht. D oudest triumph man achieves,
Before its glory stOopsi
And rushing, like n routed hart,
TIL W. o Is ana hills vibrate,
The piunging, roarlng, flashing Hoods
Leap msdly to their fate.
IiEe praise, fer such a glorious boon,
The whit--Wlnged spray ascends,
And spriDging TO its feecy crest,
The fall-aTched rainbow bends,
When flrst the red man stood aghast-
And trem bled at its roar,
And saw Its white wings float to heaven,
Bound by the circling bow.
His ss'mp'e faith was orsdled here
The Great White spirit spoke
Aud IN n dark and slumb=Tipg soul
a dream OF Heaven awo1e.
And shall his pale. faced children come
As pilgrims TO this shrine
Nor woTship in its glorious lghtA
A power. all dlyinei
But dance upon Its numbering shore,
AHI mock its ighty voice,
As though but coral bells Of glee
Rang ont a merry noise!
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-20
VOL. 29.-NO. 1O7

noeent freedoms while you are engaged,
and pogf you have Arabslla and all her
feminine acqusintanees, young and old,
buzzing around your ears ike q swarm Of
enrsged hornets.
It's this sense of cCufnement and re-
straint that makes the period Of betrothal
30 irksoms for even the most ardent
lover. And for the lady It Is even
worse. From the fatal moment Of the
official announcement there is an end Of
all those sweet Observauces wherewithshe
she wont to be eompassed. No longer
the daily Postmsn comes TO her freighted
with store Of dainty missiyes gilt-edged
and perfumed, invitations 20 ball OF opera
OF play, the newest waltz. the latest
novel no longer her boudoir is made
fragrant with the spoils Of dozen for
ists; no longer a score Of eager cavaliers
contend for the honor Of her hand at
every dance no longer she goes forth
in promenade and park ike Horace 5
Barine--
juveuum
Fupilca cur4.
For all these various Joys, for notes and
flowers. fer books and music and invita-
tions, for escort ard partners. even foI
the fattering HOMAGE Of admiring eyes
she must depend On Augustus, who, ten
chances TO one, never thinks Of flowers
or music, never goes 10 the theater, per
haps-0 horror does not even dance
/ And in the latter case be IS sure to be
the veriest dog In the manger, and tc
object violently to his beloved dancing
with anybody else. CoS>l the art Of hel
bitterest female enemy devise for her
more pitisble situation?
As we have said, for two people Wit
| love each other truly these little annoy
/ anees, it viii De said, are very triAinl
and easily to be endured. But the SIN
eerest love cannot altogether reliev
| from monotony an intercourse Of months
or even years, whose sole excitement lie
in anticipation. After the first brie
aush Of assured success, when passion
catalogue of pretty inanities IS exhausted
It is hard 10 imagine what engaged peo
DIe find to talk Of evening after evenin
that custom throws them t0gethci
: Which Of US has e friend, male or fe
: male. that he could endure 70 talk t
} night after night for a year togethei
with no change and no releaseY An
q what glamor has love so much more Pc
/, tent than friendship 20 make US find Vi
/ riety in monotony itself? The eour:
3, Of true love never did run smooth onl
because from the moment it began to ru
: smooth il ceased TO be true love. Pa
: sion feeds on difficulty, and romance
t It's life breath. The humdrum quiet an
!. prosaie realities of an engagement a,
1 / ant to cool the ardor and dissipate Il
l illusions which usually prompt pr
}, posaI and perhaps in this way, by giviE
a chance TO correct an error before It
n irretrievable. engagements do goo
h From this point Of view the practice
e worthy Of encouragement, but it must
n frightfully stupid for the engaged. Pc
; haps. after all, there is more wisdom
= the old plan of marrying ip haste al
% repenting at leisure; for as the repe
tance is pretty sure to come at any rai
= it NAV be as well to avoid the prehmina
. eHRu.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-20

Mr.. Edwin Booth must lock to ms
Iorrals Paris has witnessed dramatic
performance, by a lady, that has won the
pnblie admiration. Mile, Karoly, the
traredienne, has just been performing
Hamlet and Romeo with the greatest
success. Until nineteen this lady was
moor seamstress in the city of Namur
bne day, in going to the shop where she
was employed, she stopped at book
stall and mechanically took up volume,
whose leaves she commenced turning
over Suddenly she fixed her eyes on a
passage, read page or two, ana o0Hgh'
the volume 1t was "Cornellie 1rag,
edies." When she had read and re-read
the book, she resolved to become an a.
actress, ard is now one OF the most orli'
liant artistes Of the French stage
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-20

The Ninth WARD AT meeting OF sLa
citizens of the Ninth Ward, held last wv wv
ming at the schC olhouse, o0rners0f Us US
leigh road and BTinkley avenus, the Sloi Slu
owing resolution was uUsnimOpalV ussi ,'.,
> Iaoausa though there have peeh hun
= "a. of yotaresses, in the world, no
. one has been allowed 10 rscoi' 'A0i W.
at elections. p a.
Because mothers IN possession u
!, franchise would be able TO say, l
4 you'll mary ono Of my daughiers' 'ai
= Allgold, III give you my vote anu IN
/ terest -
= Because who write these reasons
If want TO give vote Tor dear Oaptaiil =
= All wouldn't you like TO know II
. name