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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-02

Dry goods, notions, etc, at auction, this
Tuesday morning, November I'd, at ten
o'clock, by GoTTLIEB Il EZEKIEL.
Corner Second and Adams streets.
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GENILININ'S LIST.
Aekew- p Adams DIP 10
Brown kL Black, E-0 GCoBilderhack W
carter i-ll..gW,N q J1Ds~uu. u
tsrIi>.e, j Cousins. LrAS Church. 7
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ac-Iy,G l--.IE.P Miller. r
1lg-HE, g. FCrL1a.1 Miller. n
N.lrcG. n e Pickles
Nc J Z Nc,Ia.n, " Z McIntlTo. B
SOC L.AD
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70 LFTe PARKER 3 Perry
~ kusr., = Patterson. A
i.Iar'eal W. Renrro, GF
hob % n Hiagwsy,S Randolph, P
S-.iie DsJH srurses ZIP S-oaIer. 7
.tla ID rherau-, u SLauain ]
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L-L % ALI I- D5 Weldon my
Ntotr " II Weaver, &c
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OUR Plsids are beautiful: so are our
striped and plain Dress Goods, Silk Pop
Inns, etc. Come next week for great bar
gains. HERZOG & BRO
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE CHEAP.
Storekeepers can be supplied with any
desired quantity of wrapping paper cheap
tor cash, on application At the APPEAL
counting room.
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cRronnHair Restorer never fails.

CLOTHS, cassimeres and w~ater-proOfs,
10 very low prices, at N. Kraus a Co. s,
2iS Main street, corner of Adams.
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JUST received per steamer Russia, on
consignment, 100 sets Fine Furs. VIII be
sold at Once very cheap, at
NENDIG & BROS,
No. 226 Main street.
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NOTICE..

LOR the present, and during low water, the
Il Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company will rtIn the following new and ele-
CANT packets twice a week 70 Piue BluT, leav-
ing here MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS, az 3
O'Clock pm steamers
DARDANELLE-----W. B. holland, Master
Srorrn. Master
FORT GIB=ON smith. Master
connecting 81 Pine BiuH with the lOW-Water
packet,
Master
For Little Rock. The steamer
FORT holland, Master
VIII leave Little Rock every Saturday, at 5
O'Clock, for D~ardaneile; thus making two
through trips TO Little Rock and one 70 OAR
danelle weekly.
JOHN D. ADAMS, President,
mol 3J4 Front street.
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OUR stock OF Dry Goods and Fancy
Goods is now complete.
T. w. JOHNSTON & CO.,
347 Main street.
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NORFOLK OYsTEBs.-N. D. Fuchs, Al
Jefferson street, is still receiving those
celebrated Oysters, putt up by J. G. Sibley
& Co., which come through daily by eX-
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DoLGEzR's College. 80 Main street,
opHu dsy ard night. New pupils can
begin amy day. Ladies class morning
and eveul8g.
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THE APPEAL is published every day in
the year. . cents a week delivered by
aithful carriers.
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BnbLs Of Exchange on all the principal
cities Of Europe, for sale in sums TO suit,
at First National Bank, No. IA Madison
street.
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jog LOCKE, 1861 Main street. has all
the latest MoDthlies, Weeklies and Dali
lies.
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GENTLEMEN, take notice, that NJ. Kraus
& Co, 2lS Main street. corner of Adams,
are Offering shirts, undershirts, drawers,
socks, etc, at great bargains.
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LADIES and childrens' hose, in great
variety, at grta. bargains, at NJ. Kraus &
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Two CRY Residences AT AUCTION To-
DAY.-Those Interested in the purchase OF
a desirable city residence should not fail
to notice the special invitation of Mr..
Fletcher and the a~uctioneers, Messrs.
Register, Irrelevant q Co., to meet them al
the appointed hOur and place Of selling
those two elegant brick buildings on Null
berry street, which are to be put in the
market this afternoon at 3 O'Clock, upon
the premises under the hammer.
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BUSINESS NorIcE.-No contracts or OBJ
legations assumed or made by any indi-
yidual owner or employee OF this Office,
will be paid at our counter or recognized
as an offset 10 any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle it
himself in person.
HEATING, ENGLISH q co.
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received. Nutmegs, Cloves, Mace
y VIII sell at New York prices,
CHANDLER d Co.
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GRAND DISPLAY OF GAME.-5C0 pairs
of fresh and fat MallaTd Ducks at Il
jefferson street. Gail and see.
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BED BLANKETS, linseys, kerseys, fan
nels ana jeans, at very low prices, az NJ.
Kraus q Co.'S, 2ls Main street, corner OF
Adams.
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CHEAP CLOTHING crn No bought at
Gal- % store 22~ Main street.
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suBscR1BE for the daily APPEAL.

DRESS GooDs, selling very low, at NJ.
Kraus & Co.'S, as Main street, corner OF
Adams.
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KsisOrOIOsy of aismphls.

The following is the meteorological
statement from Edward Goldsmith, for
October, 1869:
Tb-ermometer max TENN ist 81 20
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A WEEK OF BARGAINS IN DRY GooDs-
Strangers visiting the city should call on
NJ. kraus q Co., 2lS Main street, corner
Of Adams
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GtsoHIC DIRECTORY FOR 1853.

E~vEE-rBISo in Inc Dry Goods line is
KEPT ~ HEROES.
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HATS, leading styles, and ladies' furs,
FINER FOOD n LARGER SELECTION
than any house in the South.
LEIDY & Co.,
26g Min street. onn. tha Snuara-
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DURING the coming week we shall con-
tinUe to offer our large stock of goods at
great bargains. HERZOG q BRO.
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SEE IT-Ths "CHicKAsAw" HAT, by
Leidy q Co., leading matters Of the SOUTH
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WANTED.

A GIVE PARTEFR-With cash capital OF
- sIggl. 70 carry on the Grocer, Poultry and
Vegetable business, which is and has beeen
doing q GOOD, paying, permanent business lor
and bad health requires me TO get a partner
TO take charre OF the indoor department.
ECEt OF references given and required Adj
dress O. K, Postohice. for four days. no2
CALESMAN-In q Dry Goods House, who
- can control large planters trade nom
s.. Francis county, Arkansas: also, a sales
man who can control a large trade from Crit
tendon and Philips counties Arkansas. None
need amply unless they can III above bill
Salary no object. provided the right men can
be obtained AsDpiy NJ 2iS Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-02

JOE LOCKE, 1851 Main street, has al
the latest MOnthlies, Weeklies and Dali
lies.
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az
MISS ENGLISH has just received her Fall
stock of elegant and fashionable Milf
merry, consisting of the latest STYLES OF
Bonnets and Hats. Very nice Bonnets at
81 each. No. go Main street, up stairs.
SHELBY n HARDNAN COUNTIES Cox
TRAsTED.-The Bolivar Bulletin saws. as
we rave often said before, Hardeman
county is one of the most solvent in the
States and as a consequence, is an inviting
spot TO those who desire a home where
peace, prosperity and honesty prevails.
10 the point: The State Of Tennessee,
Radical rule, has wholly failed for princi-
pal and interest on the State debt, her
bonds on the market selling for but little
over fifty cents on the dollar. The city
Of Memphis under similar rule-thank
goodness that rule has been ruled QUITS
i~nsolvent, unable to pay her fremen or
street cleaners, her bonds with the July
interest unpaid, quoted nominally at as
64S cents on the dollar, while Shelby
county warrants are selling at 6S% tents
on the dollar; and all this with State and
county tax for the present year at 81 g.,
and city tax at 81 IS! How different in
good old reliable Hardeman, a county
that never has elected a Radical to office:
State tax 60 cents, tax for county pur-
poses, bridges n the poor, only 40 cents,
making altogether one dollar on the hun
dred. The reader must bear in mind
that we have just caused to be built a new
and splendid courthouse, have paid the
contractors therefor, and have 20 antici-
pate a small balance. Our Trustee has
ample funds on hand to pay the October
coupons, and will be prepared to pay ev-
cry cent ofthe principal on the bonds of
first instailment which will fall hi first
of April next. n above speaks well for
Our county and people, and will have its
weight among gentlemen of f~orethought
and fidelity, and is convincing proof that
the officers OF the county nave signally
combined to make Hardeman the banner
county of the State in all questions Of
finance, economy and lasting int gritty.
Think oft; while many. and nearly all of
the counties in the State are hopelessly in
debt, and the State itself almost on the
verge Of bankruptcy, Hardeman Is as
sound as a pure silver dollar.
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JUsr received, direct from Saratoga, 100
dozen Congress Water.
CHANDLER & co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

observation-disclosures 80 AoRK'-stohes
youicsyrup cures Chils and Fever, or money
rerunded. sold by W. n. Wlkerson &c., Z.
c. Ward & Co. Goodyear Falls, N. Rose, "
Main. and an Druggists.
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SHAwLs and cloaks. al bargains, at NJ.
Ersus 8 Co.'s, 2iS Main street, corner of
Adams.
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TIRE APrEAL is the only Monday morn.
ng paper in the city. rs cents a week.
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LADIES under wear, very cheap, at NJ.
Kraus x Co.'S, 2lS Main street, corner OF
Adams.
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VIM. FRYE
"Ea1C N

HAS returned to the city, and viii. in fn
- lure have his Studio at Hanbury's oil
saAssy' @z1 Main street. Calls solicited. oe2
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AnAEsi ARABS-Elegant Novelties
opened Today at Menken Bros.
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CoRsETs and hoop skirts, at bargains.
NJ. KRAUs 4 Co.,
us Main street. corner of Adams.
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GREAT arrival of New Goods at HER
ZOG'S. Go and look at them, the prices
are tempting.
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HELP WANTED.
FOR Rent.

WET NURSE 50 nurse q child ten weeks
"a old apply 10 100 Market street.
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10 PkiSTERs--We have for sale a font
81 Long Primer type, nearly new. snitsble
iof country weekly. For price. apply on
address ARPEAL office. PPts -
HEATING, ENGLISH A %
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WHITE RIVER y
Memphis and White River Packs;
Company.

Company.
THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT IT,
1 Passenger Packet will IeaVeI
Memphis every Thursday and saturday. IT
O'Clock pm:
THURSDAYS:
W. A. CALDWELL----Rube Haynes master
SATURDAYS
NATOMA----.Wm Ashford Master
Making close connections at DsFal's Bluff
with the railroad for Listle Rock, and az Jack
sOupOrt with the teaIner MOLLIE GRAFT fol-
all points on upper White and Black rivers.
The above Company now have IN course oil
construction magnificent side-wheel steam
er for this trade, which will be completed Oh
or about the LIST Of October. when she viii be
put in the line as the Saturdays packet, the
NatOma taking Thursday.
JOHN n. ADAMS. President
w l.. GRAHAM, Freight Agts
5I Front 81. Mostly Block.
S. H. SHOCK. General Ticket Agent,
oc9 No 1 Promenade, 1901: Jefferson 81.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
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LETTER LIST.

Tho following Is tna list Of letters remain
1uU 80 iaD Memphis E1s.ollCe and not deliy-
eTa5 by carrier yesterday.
AIllrtIars directed 70 street and numbers,
viii be delivered promptly by carriers.
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FRISeEs, Gimps, Buttons. etc, Of the
latest STYLES, al HERZOG'S.
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CHoKAsAw." a new hat, introduced
this day by Leidy & Co.
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RIBBONS, fringes, gimps, dress buttons
and trimmings, in great variety, at great
bargains, at NJ. Kraus & Co.'S, 2lS Main
street, corner Of Adams.
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LOUISIANA Creole Hair Restorer, has
been tried.
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large trade sale cf dry goods. notions.
etc, this Tuesday morning, November
-, Ct zen o'clock. by
GJLTLIEB EZEEIFL,
Corner Second and Adams streets.
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Memphis and St. Louis o. S. Mail Line

FOR BIcEGAN. cOLU1GBUg CAIRO AND
ST LOUIS
MARY Z. FORsYTH--Laker, master
This elegant passenger packet
viii leave as above -
THURSDAY, November 4th, at 5 pm
Tickets for al points, via Memphis and st.
Louis Packets, NO1th, East and West. Apply
% General Railroad Ticket ONCE, rs Main
street. FLEM. CALVERT. Supit.
TON B. DUSS Ticket Agent. MOI
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THE Executive Committee oftbe Mem
phis and Shelby County Bible Society
viii meet this Tuesday afternoon at 4
O'Clock, at the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, Court street. A full attendance
is urgently requested.
THE carriers leave the APPEAL at your
door seven DAYS for 25 cents.
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NATToNAL LABoR uNIoN

Auction sale OF dry goods, notions. exc,
tins Tuesday, morning, November ID, at
ten o'clock, by
GoTTLIEB & EZEKIEL,
Corner Second and Adams streets.
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creole Hair Rcs,orar f. no huge zvindle
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TRY our Hair Tonic.
CHANDLER & co.
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CoTroN Brokers' Marking Ink, a supe-
riOr article. CHANDLER Il Co.
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OUR Dress Goods department is now
complete, and presents an attraction TO
everybody. HERZOG q BRO.
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SHAwLs and Cloaks in great variety
and low prices. HERZOG Il BRO.
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JOE LOCKE, 235H Main street, has all
h latest Monthlies, Week.-Mrs. and Dai-
liaE
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SILKS and satins at
HFRZOG A. RRO
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THE only genuine Hair Restorer-Lou-
isiana Creole.
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cHEoIr Hsir Hestororis no "olap-trap.'
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LOUISIANA Creole, the beauty of the age.

C~HILDREN's Fancy Wool Hose, very
cheap, at JAMS new store, 29S Main
street
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SIXTEEN years in Georgia, but como to
sell bargains in Dry Goods at Cans new
tore. 2gS Main street.
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I Will 60 to the new Cheap Store to
buy my Dry Goods. Cans new store, 29S
NJ aSn - raar
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FOR osCEOLA.
o. NEW ORLEANS.
FOR EVANSVILLE.
o FRIAR's POINT.

Regular Memphis AID Friaris Point Semi
Week 5 Packet-FOr Helena & Friar's Point
De- Miller. master
Spleuuid ptssenErr steamer r.
viii leave as a9sVs H
TUESDAY,. November 2d. At 5p-m. "
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents,
ocSl No. . Promenade street.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Elliott Liue-Resuiar Memphis and White
River PlcSet-For DeValfs Bluff. Little
Rock Augusta and JackSonpOrt.
LEGAL IESBER---JOhn D. EIiiOtt. master
Ints elegant passenger steamer IT.
VIII leave a~ above -
TUESDAY, Nnvember Ist. at s pm.
ELLIOTT * MILLER. Agents,
ocai Q Promannia Sr-aaf- onn- Iandinr
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LOUISIANA Creole hair RestOrer-no
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THE APPEAL is delivered for 25 cents a
week.
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CALL at Joe Locke's and get the annual
report of the Chamber of Commerce.
Every planter and merchant within a
hundred miles of Memphis should nave
one.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CINCINNATI.
FOR ST. LOUIS.

Memphis and ST. Louis USUAL Line
FOR HICKMAN COLUsfBUX CAIRO AND
ST LOUIS.
ST. -Corbit. Master
THIS DAY. "a inst. at 4 pm.
Tickets f0- All points. via Memphis and -.
Louis Packets, North, East and West. Apply
20 General Railroad Ticket Office. rs Nam
street. FLEM. CALVERT. Supt.
TOMB B. DUNE. Ticket Agent. nos
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LOOK at our cheap black and colored
alpaccas. NJ. KRAUs & Co.,
2lS Main street, corner Of Adams.
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The st. Louis Republiean SAYS the
Nicksburg and Memphis trade is in the
zenith of prosperity, and the tonnage OF
Of the regular line, as also the outsider
have all they could wish for in full trips
and good stage of water to carry it on.
The up-river packets have good down
trips, and moderate upstream largo es,
We were on the sick list yesterday and
found a Sub" to do up river column,
but fortunately were able to reach the
Office in time to prevent the insertion of
all his matter, a sample only of which we
annex:
RIVER NEWS.
1.-THE regular "river mani Of this Jour
nal being confined to his room by a severe
illness, has requested this writer to ak
up his river column" He doubts his ca
pscity for the job, but relying upon an
experience of two trips to New Orleans
as 'ssecond cook" before the war, does
his level best" which, If the reader
don't like, he can leave. Respectfully,
Gel
As is the fashion with the rest Of ssriver
new men, " the arrivals and departures
will be first given, and, though their ac-
curacy will not be vouched for, vet thew
will be found, in the main, correct, or
nearly 30.
ARRIVALS.
Bulletin No. 2......-..-.Church........ O.
This is from an old psper, and must be
correct, as it has never been c~ontradicted i
Thompson Dean ......... Bolivar
This is put down as '~'doubtfuI;D vet
there is such a boat as the Dean and s1eh
a own as Bolivar.l
Ecllpse...y.....B roadwell....L. Rock
This we know is rightly
Great Republic. Donaldsou..N Orleans
I'VE find this on the bulletin board bnf
there must be some mistake. as the
greatest republic the world ever saw
has played out.)
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MISS ENGLISH has just received her Fall
stock of elegant and fashionable Mill
merry, consisting of the latest styles of
Bonnets and Hats. Very nice Bonnets at
81 each. No. go Main street, up stairs.
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LOUISIANA Creole won't deceive you.
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nL1 L-v BID Williams. A
g-L air I- Ds Weldon my
Ntotr u Weaver, &c
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Much talk has been made by outside
parties about Madame Vincent for allow
ing the negro Shay to enter her house and
eat with Barbour Lewis. John League
and others. We are requested TO state, as
a witness, that Madame Vincent did not
know. at the time when she engaged the
room 70 them the character other visitors,
and we are also a witness that she would
not have allowed the party to enter If she
had Known of whom it was constituted.
Madame Vincent had no idea, until after
the oysters we're served, that she was wait
ing upon a negrosnd his compeers, and no
blame can, therefore, be- attached 20 her.
We hope none of our friends will think
the less of her for the affair, as she was
entirely guiltless of il.
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refused to be examined or even. !n talk on
the subject. At length he became 50
weak and prostrated that he consented
to have his lungs examined, and on the
announcement of the physician, he
tainted, and was rallied with great diff
Guilty. Aroused to a pitch of despera-
tion. he determined that he would not
lie down and die, but would betake
himself to out door life. He according
ly spent his entire day in horseback
exercise, saving wood, boat-rowing,
etc. At night he slept on hard bed IN
in an clubhouse, through which the
winds had full play. His diet was plain
and but little cooked; his clothing
coarse and scant. That physician is to-
day practicing his profession in New
England town lie is upward of forty
five years of age, and weighs about 2OO
pounds. A finer specimen of health Is
not seen in New England.
Recovery from the last stage of con
sumption is therefore possible. The
following outline of the course of life tc
pursue is given: Let in the open all
and sunshine avoid dampness and dark
ness in your dwelling if possible
choose dry mountain region; develop
by vigorous exercise every muscle in the
body to its fullest capacity select nOur'
ishing and easily digested food, and be
sure that it is not overlooked dress IN
course wooden clothing bathe for cleanli.
ness and comfort; never forcibly distend
the lungs, but increase their capacity
by exercise and finally, take no medi-
cine except as aids or additions to the
course of life recommended Hearth
and Home.