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MONTVGLE ST I,QIHGS~-IS6S

THIS FANORITE SUMMEl 80 Tents,ss.ea
II uated IN BIaunt county, ~ Visitors on
viii be opened for the reception
TIE lBt OF June. ,,,d{po tbe
The marked beneficial results at S-srs1 80
use OF thee waters. in functional y Sl-7r
Inents OF the Liver, Bowels, Kidneys al an
and the cure OF Chronic Diseases, attest 49,
Medi inal Properties
All the accessories for enjoyment and recrt ',
ton at the best watering PAGES will be foun,N
here
The facilities Tor reaching EOntvale this sea-
son WILL be increased by the extension Of the
Knoxville and Charles on Railroad, now in
rapid course OF construction, and regular trains
are expected to be running, BY the time OF
opening 70 Maryviue, whence passengers are
conveyed in coaches 70 the Springs, nine miles
distant. -
Board reduced, per day, 70 & per week slZ /;
per month $40 Address for pamphlets con-
tanning analysis ana desor iptiOn Of waters, ele,
mag i'm JOS. l. KING. kuOEVille, rem.
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For fen days only, previous
to removing cur retail stock.
we shall offer great bargains
in dry goods. Rice, Silk &
Co., SO7 Main street.
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TOPHYsIeIAEs members Of the Pro-
fession, in good standing, IN the city,
are requested TO meet at the office Of DR..
W. E. Rogers, No. 40 Madison street,
to day at y O'Clock, for the purpose of
taking steps toward paying the proper
marks of respect to the late DR.. ]. ].
Hooks. A full attendance is earnestly
reuuastpd
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BOARDING..

nOARpING.-One or two gentlemen with
Is wives Gan oktHin board at moderate rates.
f1e hest aud HEATTRIEST neigh oorhoOd IN
the CITY. None Dut those who can give uDex-
cepIionable references 2eed apply, to Z; NJ
care Appeal ONCE. JtlO ~
nOARDING a CENT lsMAS AND LADY
ID can have good front room, vel fsFs4rrShed
ans nj HENRY LAIRD.
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FIFTEENTH DAY-MoNDAY.--sun rises

FIFTEENTH DAY-MONDAY.--Sun rises
at 4:39 sets at 1876.
SdiHts.-St. Yitus or Guy, Cresentia
and Modesto, martyrs, 4th century; st
Yoresch, hermit, SIS; 81. LaudelIn, Alb
bot Of Crespin, 6s8; st. Bernard OF Men.
thon, confessor, 1905 Rsssed Gregory
Louis Barbadigo, Cardinal Bishop Of
Padus, eonfessor, 1897.
BoTH.-Edward the Black Prince, 1880
WoodstOck; Thomas Randolph, poet,
1905, NOrthampt2nshire; Antoine de
Fourcroy, chemist, l755, Bsris,
Died Wat. Tyler, rebel, slain in
SmithGeld, 1881 Philip the Good, OF
Burgundy, l457. Bruges; De Roster,
killed by falling from t Balloon, 1885,
BoulogDe; Freteau de st. Just, guillo-
tined, 1894, Paris; Thomas Campbell,
poet, 1874, Boulogne.
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IMBIBERs take notice, that on and after
to-day, the EMPIRE SALOON, No. is
Jefferson street, reduces its prices for all
drinks to 10 cents per drink. We pledge
ourselves to furnish our customers with
the same liquor as heretofore.
HEWITT & SCHOOL Es, Prop'rs.
Avala rche and Ledger copy l time.
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JONAH AND THE WHALE.-It is not
claimed that the Prophet Jonah was
saved by the Great General Restorative,
but we would advise all modern Jonahs
who are suffering from debility, malsrial
or other diseases, that the pocket edition
ofHot Springs never fails.
FORSTER, KEALHoFER & CO.,
jei4 2t a. '--- Gen4ral Agents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

butchers Lightning EIy-KiIIer.-Chea
and destructive. Every sheet Will sill q quar-.
Don't be pestered with flies. Give them the
SaEET LIGHTSIs and rest in peace. Ask fol
BUTCHERS, and take no other.
Sold everywhere. jeI4Im
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To The PUBLIC.-We are now pre-
pared to ill orders for the Aurora Oil st
wholesale or retail. Mr.. TindaIl is alone
authorized by US to receive orders and
sell goods in our name. He will call at
the house, receive your orders and de-
liver the Oil without additional cost.
JUKtS & SCOTT,
Dsa- ers in Stoves, etc. Sy5 Second street.
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DR.. AOrfImOre al Buena Vista Springs,
RusseIlViIIa, KenfuckY

BUENA VISTA SPRINGS, RUSSELL VILE. I,o-
gan county, Ky.-hy friends In the South who
desire TO consult or place themselves under my
treatment, can address or come and coz suit me
personally from this date until LIST OF October
next, at this fsvortte Watering Place, and these
Justly celebrated Nina srings. AS hereto
fore will still deTOte my attention 10 treat
ment OF all the various forms of Ca ROSIC DIS
EASE5, especially TO Diseases Of he Lungs and
organs OF the CHEST. rs a so ali the various
Efh ctive form Of FEMALE Disc ASKS.
Jes dStw&w3a ID. MORTIMORE, NJ D.
Early MarriaKes.-DT. franklin advocated
Early Marriages. Essays for Young Men, on
this end other subjects, being q GUIDE To
MARRIAGE and Conjugal Felicity, by benev-
Ole Mt Physicians, sent by mail, in sealed letter
envelopes, free OF charge Address. HOWARD
mail sIn
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Great reduction In Grena-
diueS. Howell, Wood & Co.,
1872 Main street.

DENTIsTRY.-Dr. J. B. Wssson, den.
fist, still continues the practice Of his
profession at his new office, over the
wholesale Drug Emporium, No. SlS
Main street, instead Of having retired
from the profession, as has been so often
reported throughout the city and
country
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UIMBERLING SPRINGS, . MILES NORTH
n Of Wythevnle, Nirginia-Alum, White,
Hed and Blue Sulphur Waters Hot, Cold end
Vapor Alum sDG 81 phur Baths, with special
Natment for RhsuIn atism, Govt, Scroluious
II, Cutaneous affections; diseases OF Throat
ana 'unes under experienced attendant, nut
ana the extent or safet7 and comfort
only L very game Tor amusement an1 BHer-
Nearly 'ricted BIZ lay. together with double
elss' 9nIes NTrel shot guns aud rihes, provided
ana single b. = For analysis, ctTGi coates, etc,
without charg I'd refer 70 ". r. Hunt, x. :.
See circu ars, a. < and r. p, Wills Men phis,
Tenn. Ierms-Per place. accommodations
$50. Being a new - NJ u-0rnfseg les
vl-1t- -FoE
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THE WEATHER vas, yesterday, in
tensely warm, the Thermometer 2tend-
ing, at one place, at 94' Fahrenheit, in
the shade; at another go. This is get
ting rather warm.
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JUST received a full line Of white goods
from New York auction sales. Also, 8
cheap lot of summer dress goods, at
Walker Bros. & Co.
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THE rush at 229 Main street continues.
This is owing to the fact of the cheapest
dry goods and clothing being sold there.
Remember, at 22a Main street, Clay
Building.
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REMNANTS suitable for boys wear, for
mems wear and children's wear, very
cheap at Menken Bros
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Losr.-A small black and-tan slut
Pup. Had on a red morocco collar, and
answers to name Of julie. A beral re-
ward will be paid for the return Of same
to No. 400 Main street, Waldran Block,
room No, 7,
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For cheap goods Of every description,
reduced ia accordance with the recent
decline aud scarcity OF money, go to
Walker Bros. & Co.
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The speaker then went on to speak of
the natural advantages Of Memphis, and
how the proposed combinations and ar
rangenen!S would be made-All o!
which will be discussed to-day, and of
which full report viii be given.
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COUNTRY merchants and wholesale
buyers, go to 229 Main street for the
cheapest goods sold in this city Clay
Building,
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REMNANTS suitable for boys wear, for
mems wear and ehildren's wear, very
cheap at Menken Bros
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500 MosQUITo BARS at 92I cents, at
Rice & Engel's, 233 Main street.
| iel4 Il
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IUKA SPRINGS,
4 U * a,
TishOmhngO County, Miss.
F1NHIs DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT
Il watering place
Is Now Open to Visitors.

Situated as il Is on the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, accessible 10 ali points, under it's
present management, offers superior induce
ments 20 all parties seeking recreation during
the summer months.
While the heslthful locality aud the waters
of these SPRING. alone offer suffic ieuG induce
.ment TO visitors, the prOprietOrs will spare no
efforts to make This the most desirable place OF
aSoyment 70 he found In the South.
ass- A fine Band OF Music has been engaged
n0rxhG season. W. A. sTEFFEH,
4. J. BARCHUS,
81
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DR.. RUSSELL'S
Private Medical Di8pensary,
Established in 1850,
AND THE ONLY RELIAlLE PLACE FOB
rHE CURE OF
PRIVATE DISEASES.

PRIVATE DIS Eases.
nR. RUSSELL, Nos 80 and AZ NORTH
IL COURT street, north side Of Court SQUARE.
memphis, Tenn, is acknowledged by ali par
ties IN terested as by far
The Most Successful Physician
In the treatment Of Private or Secret Diseases.
Quick, thorough and perlA snent cures Euaran-
teeo In every case, male or female. Recent
cases OF Coz OhhhEA and SYPHILIS cured
ia few days, without the uss Of Mercury
change OF diet, or hIndrence from bushes.
BOUNDARY SIPH Hills; the last vesuge
srsdieated without the use Of Mercury In
voluntary loss of semen stopped in q shCrt
Tine Sufferers from Impotency or Loss OF
Sexual Power restored 10 fee vigor in p fe "
weeks elect or GonoIrhea OF lOLg standing
We en- all internal ralaedt5s have failed, per-
msnsntly aud speedily cured by new treat
ment. Victims OF SELF-ABUSEa and exceSsI te
Venery, suffering nom SPERMATORKHEA
and loss Of physical and mental power, speed
!Iy and permanently cured.
ES- ALI consultations strictly confidential.
Chronic rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gsu5, Pa
ralysis, Deafness, etc, treated BY the aid Of
electro Magnetic Battery.
For sale, RUSSELL'S VENEREAL PRE-
VENTIVE.
ofice hours fr2I. an. TO pm, and from
10 pm Rp4
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WHITES STATION, June II, 1865.
At the meeting of the Agricultural
Club of this District, this evening, we
were honored with the presence Of Col.
Leon Trousdale, Of that sterling paper
the Memphis APPEAL, who, being
called to address Us on the question of
agriculture and the labor system, came
forward, and in a few well timed re-
marks spoke Of the urgent necessity Of 3
move for the organization Of clubs by the
industrial portion Of the community /;
mentioned how dependent the city is Oh
the country for all the necessaries of life,
thus We of the country were the great
fountain from which the world drew its
life-blOod that we possessed all the
natural advantages that we did prior to
the war, which were equal if
not superior to Any country
in the world, that all we needed was the
system;Zing OF the labor of the country,
exchanging our views with each other.
He stated that ne regarded this as one OF
the most important moves that be had
seen since the war was over; was glad
to see 1t, and hoped the move would be
seconded by other portions Of the coun-
try.
We gave three chseys for Col Trous-
dale and the APPEAL, and he Will al
ways have the privileges Of this commu
nifty when he will favor US with call.
INDUSTRY.
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ter, on dFaught, 10 cents Ice cold Half
ana HALF 10 cents; straight and mixed
drinks, 10 cents. Try it, at the 9sIer-
chants" northeast corner Main and
Madison streets.
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IN PoRT-A barge load of excellent
hard wood, we'll seasoned, which we
offer at retail at greatly reduced prices.
BIGLEY, MELLERSH & CO.,
Corner Main and south Court; also POntotoc
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MILES shoes in every style and great
variety, at reduced prices, at Walker
Bros. & Co., 229 Main street.
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z. L. B. E.-What does it mean You
can prove that by US, for we have tried 1t.
my26 II
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Great reduction In Grena-
dimes. Howell, Weed & Co.,
1872 Main street.
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DON'T forget that eur sale at
cost for Boots and Shoes anG Hats
SIN continues at our old stand,
959 Main street.
II. HAHnlAN A IN.
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THE allotted time of DR.. James stay
in Memphis having expired, be will in
future be addressed at his home Office, 81
and SO Randolph street, Chicago, and
postoflce address, box 1888 Chicago, Ill.
See advertisement in another column,
for particulars.
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Grenadines! Grenadines !!
at greatly reduced prices.
Howell, Wood 4 Co., SS2 Maia
street.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
BUENA VISTA SPRINGS.

THIS unFiyaIsd Watering Place, situated
within six miles Of RIsselville, Logan
county, Kentucky, vas opened for visitors the
FIRST DAY OF UNE. Inc prO 9rietOr pledges
himself TO make his entertain glent equal -
that OF any watering place in the country, and
his terms as moderate as the expenses OF bis
establishment viii permit. A good BAND OF
MUSIC will be on hand during the season.
.'onveyances alv Rys FsadT for passee gers
from Russellvile to the Springs in close con-
neciion with the daily trains nom Memphis,
goufsvfIla etc.
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TraYeIers,-Get ycur Accident In
sursnce at Is Madison street, upstairs.
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WE buy and sell for cash only; in con-
sequence sell cheap, continuing our
motto, "Quick Gales and small profits. II
Walker Bros. d Co.
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LAMA lace points and circulars st cost
229 Main street.
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FREE LUNCH.-Vetter Dreissigacker,
OF the Monroe Exchange, on Monroe
street, No. 35. announces that a splendid
FREE LUNCH is served up by him every
morning at ten o'clock. He has the very
best of wines and liquors in his bar, and
polite and attentive bsr-keepers. Bis
lager beer, which cannot be excelled, is
only five cents q glass, except at lunch
times, when It is ten. Come one, come
all, and give him call.
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90 PIECES Of Irish Linen from bank
rupt sales, sold At 3 bargain st Rice 4
Engel's, Clay Building, !eI4 II
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DIR. 0TEY has removed his Office 10
27S4 Main street, opposite South Court
street. iel21R
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WE will sell our whole stock at 3 sacrl.
fee, TO make room for fall stock.
jellu RICE 4 EHGEL, 2ss Maia 81
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ZOE SALE.
EoR 9AL1.

EECHEs, LEECHESi-JUSr RECEIVED,
aftTIY DRl,3 STORE, fresh suptly OF
orfsr Tor sale on reasopshIe terms. " give
personal and undivided stts.e tloh 70 CH 4 !,
EcrIptiou Department, day ana Ilsut' " q y ~ -
not sell other than PURE AND FhF;7Si m
TtYfSFS RJSE q NIGUS,
g. Main street,
-,a1c1p, Garner Winchester.
HOR SALE OK EXCHANGE FOB CITY
PROPEhTY.-F0rty-ID Acres q Lana
three miles due east OF the city limits, coFEsr o.
CLAYTON and Holmes avenues. bias plenty o.
heavy timber. RAINING water, eligible oulldlns
sites and Is in al excellent nelghDoIAood'
VIII be sold In a body or divided TO SUIT Ap-
e. - srroIIt Row ap22
CURtTEBAN LANDS AND RESIDEECE FOR
- SAY OK EASY Terms My lanOs, miles
east OF Tic city, are Tor sale, on terms 10 suit
zourch asers fog CaSn or on any Ime-irOin one
10 ten years and IL any quanuty-trom acres
20 SOJ. Ny residence, With from Il % 1a acre.
land, will be sold al q gIest bargain. Apply 70
myself, on the premises. or 20 EsoysteI' 4IeIe-
want q Co., my a eats, IN tns city. ~,
apl2 \. ID IbhIs1F ~ l,
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LEAYING MEMPHIS.
Tuesday, 18th Sept,
Friday, 18th Sept,
Tuesday, 9Th October,
Friday, 18th October,
Tuesday, 9Th October,
Friday, 9th Now,
Tuesday, I7th Nov,
Friday, 9th Nov
Tuesday, sLh Dec,
Friday, Is II Dec,
Tuesday, 29Jh Dec.
mali
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ATKIN HOUSE,
KNOXVILLE, TENN.

DEAR SIR: This little scroll viii in form
IL you that this new and elegant hotel Is To-
Gated at the Depot, and Is now open 70 the
public for patronage.
Ali the comfJrts usual In drSt-clRss hotels
may be realized here.
Il yoa wish 70 spend few days In our city
you viii md IL pleasant TO stop at this house.
Good attention. good fare, and reasonable
bills, always on hand.
Connected Is hrst-clAs Bar and RerbsF
Shop.
Meals AZ all hours, to suit guests.
Baggage fee OF charge.
Respectfully yours,
iel3lW ACTON YOUNG ProprfaGnr
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Bills LadIng pFiRted at the Loves
Prices Mt the Appeal Job OHiee
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RIVER MATTERS.
WEATHER AND RIVERS

The heat Of the weather becomes
more intense daily, It has reached q
point very uncomfortable to those who
are exposed to the rays OF the sun. The
sky is clear, and we are eonsoled with
the knowledge that tho We swelter in
the heat, the growing crops are enjoying
the brightness of the sun and exerting
themselves to reach, as near as possible,
10 its warm embrace. The river at this
point sweils slowly, and will be again
falling within q day or two. All the
upper rivers are declining, as will be
seen by the telegrsphic dispatches In
another column. White river Is falling,
with five feet to JaeksonpOrt. The Ar
kansas has thirty-five inches to the Rock
and twenty six inches to Fort Smith.
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LEAVING n. ORLEANS,
Saturday, 18th Sept,
Wednesday. 3Oth sept,
Saturday, 10th OctoDer,
Wednssd az, 2lst Oct,
Saturday, 3lst october,
W Wednesday, llth Nov,
Saturday, 2lst Now,
W ednesds az, I'd Dec,
Saturday, l2th Dec,
" ednesday, sd Dec,
Saturday, ID January.
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Regular Memphis ana New Orleans
Packet.
- BELLE LEE -
A. deGILL, Master; A. MARTIN, Clerk,

THE BELLE LEE will run regularly In the
l Memphis and New Orleans trade, leaving
Memphis on alternate THsEd avs and FRIDAYS.
commanding on Tuesday, the 18th Of Septem-
her 1R.a
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENr.-Two Story house, with six
rooms ana kitchen, 22S Washington street.
Inquire al 226 Washington street, or at Water
Tank, foot Of MadsOI street, jel8 n
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By ALL DRUGGISTS.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR ST. LOUIS.

For Cairo and S. Louis.
CITY OF CAlEO.. master
Tnls new and splendid passenger IT,
steamer VIII leave as above on Eaass77slS
MONDAY, 18th inst, at pm.
lel4 g FLEM. CALVERT. sup't.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-05-28
CAPRICE.

She hung tho cage at ths window;
III he goes BY" she said,
"1Is will hear my robin singing,
Andwhen he Hts his head
shall b sitting here to sew,
And he will bow to me, know"
Tho robin sanRa lovesweet song,
The young msa raised his head;
The maiden turned away and blushed-
Il ami a fool," sue said.
Aud wsnt on embroidering In silk,
pink eyed r@bblt, white a. milk.
Tho young man lcitered slowly i:
BY the house three times that day:
She took her bird from the window;
; IL "He need not iook this way"
: She sat 1t her piano long,
And sighed a2d played = death sad song.
! But when tic day was done she said, :;
.!I:t"1 ish that he would come!
Remember, Mary, If he calls.
Tonight, Tn not At home"
So'wlien he rang, she went-the elf!
She went and let him in herself.
They sang hill lord tos..,,:-,
! SrTheir lovesweet tong, deetl..sad,
:, The robin woke from hiu sluuber, -.
And rang out clear and s,ed, 80. a.;
Now 60" she cooliy said, "tis late =
oAhdfollo~ed him ID lock the gate.
, Z -. ..,,!
He took the rosebud from her,
While lyon shall not,'' she said;
> He closed her hani within his own,
And while hsr, tongue forbade:
Her will was darkened in eclipse 49,.
ofblindiag love upon his lips,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-05-28
CONGRATULATlN DONNELLY.

Warrington correspondence Chicago Times.
Since the terrible scoring of Wash
burne, of Illinois, on Saturday, Ili-
noisans are calling upon Donnelly in
large numbers, and returning their
thanks. Only tbs great uupopularity
of Washburnc, aud the foul means
which he used to injure Donnclly with
his constituents could have enabled the
latter to pour out such stream Of in
vcctive against the former in, the House,
on Saturday. de lashed him BY uni
versal consent. Some of the radicals,
such as Julian aud others, who have
heretofore been maligned aud DETAINED
by Washburue, cried out "Glory!'
"More power to you Donnclly!!" and
other encouraging expressions, from
their seats.
The affair is the elimination of
Washburne's assumed influence with
Grant. The latter will now be compell-
ed to give him the cut direct, or suffer
the consequences. Yates was among
those who yesterday returned their
| @ II thanks to Donnelly for his Tag
tllasioa of tho great Eihs.
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Of the day. You can drive him back
in perfect safety. But, I did not know
you were found Of taking drives all
alone by yourself, Miss Monroe"
IL was not riding alone,' said l..
my driver Jumped out"
"And left you?" said be, astonished
eyes,"
"He oug bit to be horsezhipped
May l ask the coward's name ?"
"his namc," said I, lis William
Willis"
Mr.. Harrison started, amazed.
"WilIis ! beg your pardon, Miss
Monroe" This very coIdly. 81 should
not have spoke in those terms, if had
known that your companion Was your,"
He stopped, and bit his lip.
"My fance, you would say" I made
quick response. "But he is MT my
fance, Mr.. Harrison. I would sooner
marry q woman than such a coward"
I spoke with some heat, and he look
ed up at my excited face with his dry
smile.
"Will you marry me, Miss Monroe:"
''Yes," said l.
And did.
l. was queer place for proposal,
was it not? But my husband is not like
other men. He always has his wits
about him.
Here l had finished but my hus-
band reading what | had written, made
his comment: (which few men do
when they pop the question, my dear,
Ill
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