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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-21
THE COtRTs.

CHANcERY COURT Vim. II. Smith,
Chancellor, etc.-Orders ana decree.
taken in this Court yesterday were As
follows:
Jones VS. Phelan, final.
Boon vs. Wright, nnaL en-
99giopP Sco rs reacock, order TO speed.
hyde VS. WiuJars, " &"
bonsEBdt VS. Rafaiski, dual.
simmons Va Dunham, hual.
Perkins vs. Todd, refes ance.
Nooe vs. Hail, report confirmed.
blbnoR r. wallace, lnteriOCuIory.
Patterson ys Rogers, reYivor.
Reid VS. Reid, 1aIe confirmed. f-
jenkins v~s Johnson, pro con. set ssiJe.
slate VS. N q o Hotel Go, leave TO ME amend
Page VS. Commercial Bank, decretal order.
Ehlers VS. Enters, final,
Fry VS. Haiden, order TO Justify,
Oommings VS. Lee, revivOr.
Eek VS. Alexander, final.
SIcloLs W Dunn, report on~firIned, etc.
montgomery VS. Montgomery, sale.
Dlckens vs. Miller, d IN urrer overrufedA sl-
bradford Us McOcnbg, damurrer sustained.
hOse vs. Green, injunction dissolved.
S 4eCnaniS saAohal Bank vs. Falls, final. = 3
rIlce vA farHer, report confirmed. 1r +ls-
ansand vs. cunningham, leave to nls
MnTdook VS. Lealh, pro con. set a side.
Jsnklns VS. Lehman, 1aHsn1
Gattl ex-ParseJ new trustee appointed.
GreenlsW VS. Monroe. pro con-. set aside.
Calendar Of cases published for last
Saturday will be taken up to-day. The
numbers ale inserted below 1874, 1856,
25S, I'll, and from 273 to sos, inclusive.
Law CoURT-H s. Lee, Jttdge.-The
business disposed Of In this Court yester.
day Was as follows: -Hr r
rs Watson. trusteeys Fly. Judgment s24Is %
7s' R IN ra 2 VS. SsrSsrSon, set for Friday al end
~ H.sse, Sann'f vs. Wsyaeet a get for eecsm-
73s SAM ct al Us Mcdonald. udanent belov
affirmed.
74Q Park q Co VS. Williams, dismissed. -sI
Cases set for to-day are,
z5l Bras & Hudson VS. Adams.
75 Finley Va McGrath.
762 Ringer VS. Ri harrison.
81 ,a
77s Mayer, Stratus d Baum vs. HLkey.
75 Block vs. Taylor.
7e stewart d Bro VS. Herner & Wunder.
57I hunt VS. Harris. #
74S Howard We AYans.
CIRCUIT COURT-Georqe W.
heeoeS,. Jud9e.-The following cases
were disposed of yesterday: State We.
VIM. Davis, indictment for horse steal
ing; the jury returned a verdict of not
guilty. state VS.. Jim Grey, indictment
Tor larceny mol. pros. catered. In the
case OF &. b. Davis ct al. We. George
Yearly, Law side final decree entered.
state vs. Johnson, indictment for muir
der. The jury ia this case was partly
up; confused over for to-day.
All Jurors summoned by the Sheriff
should not fail to ansWer when called by
Inc Clerk II they wish TO avoid a hne.
La the case OF Robert Allen vs.. Johanna
Allen, the petition for divorce was
granted.
MUNICIPAL CoURr-Geo. W. WuIdron.
Judge, etc.-In this Court yesterday the
Of the State We. Kirwan was SUBJ
United to the Jury, and a verdict OF
guilty returned. Court stands Adjourned
over until Thursday morning. The case
set for that day is the State va. Beau.
mont.
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eAss d FISHER. sOs Front street. I'm

SHELBY COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
gates Will be open each day
at nine O'Clock the exhibition will com.
mence at eleven O'Clock and close at four
O'Clock Pm. The street railroad cars
will leave and return every ten minutes;
omnibusses will run from cars to grounds
during the day. A committee OF well
known gentlemen have been appointed
to take charge Of the ladies' stand-no
improper characters will be allowed on
this stand. An sxcellent band of music
will be in attendance, All necessary
steps have been taken for the preserve
thu Of order and decorum. BY order OF
the President. A0 sa @asol9 % St q
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THE KING ~ PAIN AGAIN.-We take
the following q nm the Robertson Regis
ter. We viii ssv, however, this much
for "Dr.u George Mcbride Lawrence
he paid his advertise ug sou printing bills
in Memphis, and they were pretty large,
at that: "a iOng-eared, haky-hsired,
blue-eyed Yankee villain, hating from
Memphis, who calls himSelf DIR. George
McBride Lawrence, King OF Pain, pre-
tending to cure al diseases, pains and
aches, LEFT OUEe cat y ca Wednesday morn
ing last, the 14th insty indebted 70 the
Register Office twelve dOliaEs tor 6odg-
ers and one dollar for q local notice. We
will he pleased If our exchanges Bil
hand him around. he has a very Long,
bushy head Of hair, very presuming IN
his actions, and, IL = word, his looks
show him to be a thief and scoundreI."
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LAND In TEN MILES OF MEMPHIS

A NDone mile of the prospective depot ON ths
"A Valley Railroad, soon 10 be built, Of every
duaitfy and ia any quantity, under one tnouB-
and acres, at " hundred per cent. less than
vas offered for IL. $500
Also q fine Plantation in Liberty county.
Texss, OF UpO acres, and Stock Ranche in lack
con county, of 1855 acres, both on navigation.
Eor sale or sxohanRe for city property.
ootI- StaWtf
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U AS FOLLOWS /,

eth Trai MS connect for Nashville.
The 3:l5 pm connects for Cairo and st. Loufs
arriving Al St. Louis at l:0 pm. next day.
Through Tickets at Rednced Rates.
Can be procured at tao Company'A Ohice, 2x7L
Main street. and at Depot, head OF Main street,
ES- Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
Dhts CITY Transfer Company at Hotels, Prf-
vzt5 Residences, or on board boaLs, 10 ali prin-
otpal points East and North.
Fam. 3. JONES, Superintendent.
ASA HILL, Passenger Agent. sepl3
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THE WEATHEs, yesterday, was dis
mat and gloomy in the extreme. Ths
rain, which commsncsd to fall early il
the morning, continued pretty much al
dsv, and ct present writing, is still
falling,
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THE AGRICULrURAL SOCIETY hold an
election tO-mOTrOE morning Tor otlGers
for the ensuing year. Every member
OF the Society Is earnestly requested to
be present.
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5Os LOCKE, 2S63 Main street, has ths
very tAtSst illustrated pspersand maya
zines, sporting snd nesspapars from all
parts OF the country. New OriesGs pa
pers received daily. The freshest peri
Odic or serial reading msCteE always Oh
his tables. AE . ~
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News PROM THE FAIS.-Fhe follow
ing gushing paragraph Is from he local
columns Of the Ledger Of yesterday even
ing 1.-THE Shelby County Agricultural
and Mechanical Fair was attracting
large crowds OF visitors Eats morning,
ana CsTs were running out and ia brisS-
", until Madam Nature commenced
weeping and put q damper on the
thrOng, who ieft the show st noon in 3
;tGts Of dullness. The address OF Col.
LsndOn G. Haynes, delivered at ten
O'Clock, Wss very appropriate, and
wa listened to with marked attention
and seemingly great interest. The Ia
dies stand was crowded with the fair
daughters Of Shelby, who were evidently
well delighted with 81 they heard and
saw. A fine band discoursed sweet
music, which happily chimed with
the congratulations Of friends and
ras4foB Of the enterprising and Indus
tricDs members OF the community"
TIE Fair did aOt attract large crowds OF
visitors yesterday. The cars did not yes
terdsy, ans never did, rCn brisklyinthis
town. Col. IlandOn G. Haynes did not
deliver an address, and consequently was
not listened TO witn " marked attention."
or seemingly great interest" The
ladies; stand Was not crowded with the
fair daughters Of Shelby" There were
perhaps q hslf dozen ladies present, and
they were evidently not delighted st
what they saW-especi2lly the mud.
With the exception OF these trihiDg In
a~ccuracies the report is otherwise quite
correct.
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A New REsTAUkA & KFnpaon,
SUPPER.-Messrs. War; y eazens,
two Of our enterPrising y,2a1s = foE.
have taken the msgnificeLt ~. ~e1,
merly occupied by Mayer, ASsrschG :
q Co, on the corner Of Second and Jei
ferson streets, and have converted itinto I
q most elegant and commodious Fcstsn-
rant, which they propose 60 caIf tn sSSt. I
Charles Eating House." The is
about che hundred feet deep, and 90 tfsisl
they have arranged an elegant marble
top counter, forty-two feetIong. Bseldes
this there are % be several smaller tables
at he side, where those preferEing can
have their meals. Messrs. Wardlsy al
Kingdom propose 70 keep open night and
day, at sl hours a fret class eating
house, where everything that a boaUf.
vetar can want, viii be served 10 in the
best style and a. liyibgs prices. Tbs
evening MessHs. Wardiaw & Kingdom
open the st. Charles with a GRAND
FEE SUPPERy to which everybody AS
invited. W
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TAKEN up Sunday, 18th, a pet dser.
The owner can have the same by prov
ing property and paying charges, by ap-
plying TO ]. Mcintosh, Mississippi and
Tennessee Railroad machine shop. 81
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OYSTERS pat up by c. s. Maltby. Bal
timore, are for sale &C his house, No. 80
Madison street, $ iov, BY the can OF
qusptity, as any other house IN this city
a. BLISS, Agent
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EoR RENT.-A nice cottage, rs Vance
street, with out-bOuses and stables, snG
all modern improvements. The flrni-
ture Of said house lie for sale. Enquire
on the premises. IN
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ArrENFfoH Tax PAYEEs.-City, school
and police scrip and county warrants in
sums to suit tax payers, can be obtained
st the lowest rates So the Memphis City
Savings Bank, corner Of Jefferson and
Front streets. A ~ II
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MEssRs. JOINER & KIRKLEY, No. 81
Monroe street, keep on haEd s supply Of
Lime, Cement and Plaster. Those need
ing any Of these articles should give
them s call. a
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WANTED-ALL KINDS OF CITY SCRIP.
City, school and police scrip and equity
warrants, are wanted at Memphis Oty
Savings Bank, corner OF Jefferson ana
Front streets.
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House WANTED want 70 rent for
three years, g good dwelling Of not les
than seven rooms, within five minutes
walk Of Court square.
p j. SEEAFA.
s. "a second street. Irving Book.
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A BUSY man is q locomotive and life q
track. Every night be drives into " the
house" Rnd stops. Every morning be is
fired up anew, and swsy ne goes, switch
ing OF in one direction and then In
another. In this routine Of business he
fOrgets that the physical organization Is
of the most de3este kind. If q hardircu
locomotive needs constant care. and to
be well oiled up and rubDed of every
day, how much more necessary is IL that
all men and women should use Pisnta-
Son Bftters, which are the ne Plus Ultra
L everything which is pect ssREy to
o. the system Ia 3 perfect tone Of
health.
tGermsn Cologne, and sold
oest lnporteL ~ .r... 3td&W
NJ half the pric ---
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THE IRyISG AssoCLATIoN.-We are
Informed that the usual monthly hop of
the Irving Association has beeu post
ponedaaal YhsnSsgfvirR eve, when a
grand affair is proposed for the occasion.
Thsse hops Of the Irving Association
have always hsen among the most pleas
ant reunions Of q yOu2g folks, and We
q ve quite sure hat the ore in prospect
vii be 81 that is promised or expected
On a ext MOndEy evening, the entertain
msnt will be exclusively literary and
musical which promises also to De very
interestint and pleasant. ~
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For Finance. Trade. General
Markets and River Reports, see
Fourth PagesL CHA EzH9TA
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Rev. e. NJ. RICHARDSON, Of Missis-
sippi, win preach IN the Lecture Room
Of the First Presbyterian Church this
Wednesday evening at o'clock.
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E. 7. BATES 6 Co, 25s Front street.
have on hand q fine lot of sweet potatoes.
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THE GALAXY, for 'eTs2ber, has come
TO hand, prompt and NSieoHAs as ever
The present number cOntA Us
articles-sll Of them interest s1d wen
written Among its CONTRIB. ~oLs nla
month, are Edward a. Pollard u Eu-
gene Benson. A letter from LOU >aA'
poleon to his mother, describing Se
attempt at Strsshourg,Pi is 4 Of Ii :
most interesting articles.
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DISCHARGES in bankruptcy were is
sued yesterday to the following parties +:
Jos. NJ. Pennington, Jonathan s. Nor
ton, and John 4 Lea gTVs
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DANCING AcADEMY.-Professor MOCK
has commenced bis session OF dancing
lessons, at his hall on Second street, ps-
tweeu Adams andl Jefferson. Days for
ladies. Wednesdays and Saturdays for
peptlemen, Tuesdays and Thursdays at
night. Soiree every two weeks.
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FRANCISCO d WIGGIN guarantee their
stock of ladies' furs to be perfect, fresh,
and Of the lattes patterns. They also re-
pair and remodel ladies' furs. 1w
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CROwDED.-For the past few days our
city has borne u~nmistskable evidences
n & most gratifying condition OF activity
and Iveliness, The hotels, b%osrding-
honsss fms, tsrerDs and "gsgOp
wards , re fall OF guests, and the streets
Yesterday. - spite of the rain, were
crovEdsd y strange end new fscesL
So mar stron ~eTs haye not been 10 the
CITY hef5-e al o. Sms since tae war.
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
D.
Open to

Open to Madison
ON AND AFTER WEDEE SDAY, sEPTEN-
" bec ., iSGS, the train On the Eastern Division
OF This boal win run regularly AZ follows:
GOING W~EsT-Leaves HUpeheId Monday.
Wednesday aud Friday At T:30 am and arrive
at Madison at Io'cloek pm.
COMING EAST Leaves Madison Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday at 720 a m: arrive al
Hopeneld a. 1 O'Clock pm, ana Memphis At
E30 pm.
Union street at Z am.
Tickets for sale at al the Railroad Ticket on
ces In the city.
by Z. d. Patterson q Co, at their Wharf-boat,
foot OF Union street.
Freight 70 Way stations must be prepaid.
a5-Ornce or Road, No. y Jefferson street.
aul9 u j. W. R~ORERTSON. Gen. SuuTt-
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MUSICAL TREAT.-We learn from g
circular sent US by d. DeVivo, manager,
that Pzrepa Ross, the celebrated prima
dOnns and fsvorite csntatEice, after q
very successful season il California, Oh
her retarR to New YORK, IA November,
viii start on a tour Of concerts scd orato-
rios through the South and West. She
promises 60 take Memphis il heg route,
aud give Us q chance 20 heSr q voice
which mss created such an uu5ouuded
sensation throughout the musical world.
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NOTICE.

The State OF Mississippi, TUNES county-Pro-
bate Court, october FERN, 1858.
IN the matter OF the final account Of william
Il &. Hunt, Executor OF Ell d. Driver, de
ceased. on his application Tor disoharge from
his said trust.
Hun Giles L. Driver and his children VIM.
Driver and his children Allan Stsigsr and
bis wife Penelope and their children Wm-
Nichols and his wife Sarah, now deceased,
and their children, and all other persons In
terested in the estate OF said Ell IA. Driver,
deceased
You are hereby notified to appear at a term
OF the Probate Court of Tunica county, MiEEis-
sippf. on tbeGecond Aondayfn December next,
1873. and show cause, II any ynu can, why tTe
said FINAL account OF the said William r Hunt,
as executor IS aforesaid, ahould not be ep-
proved and allowed and the said ExecutOr dis
charged from his said trust.
BY order of said Count, October s, 1888.
]. NJ. PHILLIPS. GerK.
ocl8 1aWlw I. i. ID. @.
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GREAT VARIETY Of hem-stichsd, lace
and bordered handkerchief, At Rice Il
EngeRs, 2SS MainstE .aIIl4|
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LADIES mink oollsrs-Engsnie's, Ber-
thss and circulars, at Francisco & Wig
Gin, S07 Main Atreet. - lw
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LADIES, fars. furs, furs. Furs st Fran
Disco q Wiggin. q s5a.s5z 1x
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Freight .DeliEeredi In Few Orleans
Within As Hours.

The attention Of COTTON BUYERS Is esre.
oially called TO the advantages OF this Line, as
Offering extfn Inducements in Peint Of tins,
Uyarsd.
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Renewal.

.HWCA-M Y ILL.,
nHLEY a DUvAL have removed their law
" ofifce to the Southwest Corner of Monroe
and second streets. ool5 1m@
In theg District Court Of the United States, for
the District Of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF Louis Kaufman, Bankrupt. In bank
= rnptcy. District Of WestTaunessee-s Aa
TO whom it may concern:
b eundersigned hereby gives notice of their
as asslguees OF Louis Kaufman, OF
Memphis, in the county of shelby and
state OF Tennessee, within said District, who
has bsen adtudged . Bankrupt upon his own
petition, by tbs Dtstrict Court Of sad District. q
Memphis, TenIiessSe, the 18TH day OF OstoOer,
AID, 1865. WILLIAM \; GlEoDE,
NATHAN CORONA,
oclA2 Assgness, Etc.
.e4 ,alaal
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CITY MATTERS.
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=WANrIsD.-H. Vyishart,- d~ress-nakeF,
lis Unip1 street. Wishes-to employ four.
competent dress makers. None others
need apply. St
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DEATH o + CHARLES II. HAILE.-The
tiCiDgs OF the death OF Charlie Halle
viii be received with sadness by his
many friends In this community. He
died at the residence Of his uncle, John
4 Kirkland, at Orange, New Jersey, on
Tuesday evening, October 18th, Of Con-
SUN ptiOn, in the thirty-frst yesr Of his
age. He commenced his business career
IN .his city in 1855 with the banking
house Of Cherry, Cald we'll & Co., after
wards CIV. Cherry q Co, as did also
ais two brothers, William and George,
] He remained with Messrs. Cherry & Co.
| about five yesTs, when his remarkable
business capacity vas recognized and &C
knowiedged by his being elected to fill
the highly responsible position Of Cashier
1 OF the DEanch Of the Bank of tennessee
| Of Memphis, which Office he filed most
1 cEsajtabiy until the occupation Memphis
@ toe Fecsrl forces, when he vas cent
~Stb W4tb tie ssss5sof the Bank, which
s. saea ogeg INTACT to the proper au-
he tGb after the surrender.
.horitisL y 6rother William, Rka died of
Like bis 10 Cuba, and George, who
consumption, 0isease, In Minnesota,
lied OF The ana sQeeum5ed 70 the
Charlie has at las Hdsay virtues and
Tread malady. His 'eF ere well
ire traits OF charsc, or per-
Known TO a large circle -jntances
friends and business acquA 7tAtes.
this and the sdjoiningG Md
.&tId-hesrted, generous, sentative, 4
sctusted by the strietest integrity, units,
10 q business knowledge eeusled by few,
he soon not only won the love and es-
TEEN OF a large circle Of friends, but the
adniF stion and respect Of cur business
community. L
he spent several years In travelling,
vlsilng Cuba, South America, Europe
osher countries, in the hope OF re-
his falling health, bat alas, Of no
ava'i-he hss been cut off in ths prime
1f life.
May his many Virtues be cherished In
iha hearts Of his MANY friends.
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H. Dow, grocer and commission n1er-
ohsHt, has removed 20 206 Front street,
where be will hereafter be found by his
-eustomtrs and friends. tdOA3Y
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FRESH OYsrERst RiIDUORDs PREeAhI
FRESH oysters Teceivsd daily atENo. 36
= etersoa street. ct seVe11ty-dYe cents per
can, ts
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

Lessee VIC THOMPSON
Manager and treasurer &C. D. TEIGKUHL
Stage Manager--..-----bcOoE hT MCWADE
Continued success Of Miss CHARLOTTE
THOMPSON and the excellent Company.
wedaesday Evening, October 2I-Thegrest
pay OF INGOAAR Cnier Of the AlamSni-
ParIhenia, Miss Charlotte Thompson. To
conclude with DEAD S"HOT-Timid, Robert
McWade Louise Lovelrtcks .Mrs.M. flanagan.
ECALK OF PRICES-Dress Circle and ParqueJte,
81; Orchestra Chairs, 81 So Family Circle, 50
cents ColOred Boxes, 50 cents; Uolored Gal
Iery, 70 cents.
Doors open at 2 o'clock curtain VIII rise at
quarter TO 8 precisely. Box-book open nom
10 O'Clock s.m. to 5 pm.
d A N q I N q A Q A D Z NJ Y,
Clay Building, ass Main Street
MIR. AND MRS. DEGRAY BRNNEr Cthe only
VI artistic teachers IN h eSoUth), respectfully
inform the public that their SCHOOL, is now open
Tor the reception of pupils. sepN I'm
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THE AGRICULTURAL FAHR.
The Opening Yesterday.

POstpOnement Of the Grafton.
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LADIES wHTTE CoRsErs at sI-Rice
& Engtl, Z33 Main street.
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w. l. SjTRwAREs has removed to No.
299 FRONT street, nEs stairs. Oet9-10t
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Through Rates 6iYen and Guaranteed.
For further Information apply to II. q. PAT
TEHSON, Agent for The Line, at 2S7k Man
street, or OF J. 81. PAMPL1N, Agent at the De-
pot. A. 8. L1VERMORE,
ocl6 2W General SuDerinfeudant.
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May his many virtues be cherished In
tia hearts OF hia MANY friends.
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CHANcERY COURT Rn1. III. Smith,
Chancellor, etc.-0rders ana DEGREES
AXE in this Court yesterday were as
follows:
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and she says we must have a new
one."
How much will it cost -"
81 suppose about five hundred dol
1ars.'
"Oh, you want better one than that;
you go to the organ builder and give
the size of your church, and ask him
what viii be the cost of one suitable
for the house, and how long it will
take to build it."
The organ builder was called upon,
and the report returned to his friend
was that the organ would cost one
thousand eight hundred dollars, and
require three months for its compile
ton.
go and order it, and when finished
send ne the Bill"
About ten days after letter was
to his friend Tom, inclos-
ing the whole amount for the organ,
and that day two months that liberal,
thoughtful friend was buried.
Whatsoever thy hand fndeth to
do, do it with all thy might; for there
is no work nor device nor knowledge
nor wisdom in the grave whittier thou
goest.''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-26

In this position he threw, a strong
effort, coil of cord over the ball; and
so coolly and accurately was the aim
taken, that at the first trial it fellinthe
required direction, and he saw the end
hang down on the opposite side.
To draw himself into his original
position, to fasten the cord firmly
around the globe, and with the assist
ance of this auxiliary to climb to the
summit were now an easy part of his
task; and in a few minutes more
Telouchkine stood by the side of the
angel, and listened to the shout that
burst like sudden thunder from the
concourse below, yet came to his ear
only like faint and hollow murmur.
The cord, which he had an opportu-
nifty of fastening properly. enabled
him to descend with comparative facil-
ity and the next day he carried up
with him ladder of ropes, by means
of which he found it easy to effect the
necessary repairs.