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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-17

III you want bargains in millinery and
dress.making, call en- NJ. A. Roberts &
Co., 1921 Main street. l22
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-17

CHRISTMAS presents, 10 grea. variety,
at the Catholic bookstore, 1904 Second
street. Gall and see.
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LADIES all-liuen handkerchiefs, 81 Is
per dozen, at Kraus', 2Is Main. 79t
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LINEN towels, 81 so per dozen, at
Kraus', 2lS Main. 7et
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-17

Fl. WADE & Co., 297 Main street, call
attention 10 their games, building blocks,
panorsmas, etc. 80
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-17

q. WADE 4 Co. have a fine line Of
writing-desks, portfolios and work-boxes
for Christmas gifts. '99
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See Fourth Page for Local News

PITrsBURa and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown a Jones. Office 2s2 Main
street, Bethel Block. I
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London Stock acknowledgements IL.
By Southern Pacific and Atlantic telegram.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


weather.
Meteorological observations. as reported to
US by Mr.. Edward Goldsmith:
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memphis rheater.

Miss Irene Worreli takes her benefit
this evening, and the combination appear
for the last night but one; and, Of
course, the matinee to morrow. A most
attractive bill of fun is presented for to-
night-the popular burlesques of Cinde.
rella and Black-Eyed Susan-in which
tho Sisters and their company have am
pie opportunity to display their talents,
for which we have already given them
credit. Great counter attractions have
no doubt lessencd the number of visitors
to the New Memphis during their en-
gsgement, but we trust to see full and
fashionable audiences for the closing
nights of the charming Worrell Sisters
and their talented New York company
They thoroughly deserve it.
The great point OF attraction on Main
street for the ladies, this morning, seemed
to be the beautiful sewing machine which
has been on exhibition in one Of the win
dows of Joseph Coll for the last few days.
Knowing, as they did, that each stood an
equal chance Of getting it, it was rather
amusing to note the disposition which
some of them had already made of it
Pants for Charlie, dresses for Mollie, and
ruff IS for Llcy's arr,n, we're already
being made upon this useful article. As
some one is going to get it, we might as
well indulge our hopes and expect to be
the fortunate individual. As it does not
cost anything but the purchase Of five
dollars worth CT dry goods, those who do
not get it will not lose anything, while
the winner gets the best Cabinet Singer
Machine in use, valued at $l75, The
case is made Of highly polished rosewood,
lined throughout with what forms most
beautiful contrast, namely, satin wood
The upper part Of the machinery is inlaid
with pearl, while . row of jrawers runs
down the side. Among the many con-
veniences which are attached to this per
lection of mechanism in the sewing ma
chine line, are the Hemmer and rsiier,
the Corder for edging collars, cuffs, ETC.,
the Tucker--making apT desired length |
of tuck, the Quilter-enabliug the ope.
rator to space the stitching without mark
iug-the Binder, which is indispensable
for dress-m NAL ers and tailors, and the
Trimmer for putting on velvet or ribbon
without basting. Altogether 1t il the
most complete machine now in use, and
as it does, stitch which cannot
be urraveled, every head OF family
should feel an interest in getting the
Singer. Those who hold the most
tickets will of eourse stand the best
so therefore be we'll prepared
for next Fridsy-Christnas eve--when
the drawing comes of at Joseph Coils,
267 Main street. (
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-17

CANTON flannel, 10 cents per yard, at
Krsus', 2l8 Main. fsT
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Coal CoALll CoALili-Good news
Fresh arrival Rates reduced
BIGLKY, MELERsH 4 Co
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COUNTY COURT CLERK.

AT THE SOLICITATION OF NUMER-
"A Gus friends. and in response to the calls in
the Appeal and Ledger, } would respectfully
County Court. subject to the action of the
tc.s $500 w WILL O. woODsoN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-17

How are you off for soap? Fifty per
cent. better value at the Revolution
Dollar Store, 2l3 Main street. 92t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-17

IFyou want good old Megibban whisky.
20 to Megibhen a Bro. 2sl Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-17

sELEcr q bsx of handkerchief, half
boss, +. Y. shirts, OF any style Of fur
nishing goods, for holiday gifts, at Wig
gans & Thoru's, 2sS, Clay Building. 80 I
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hyou want good old Megibben whisky
20 to Megibben & Bro. 2sl Main street.
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Iryou wait good old Megibben whisky,
90 to Megibben 4 Bro. 28l Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-17

Two hundred dozen misses and chill
dren's fancy wool hose, OF great bargains,
at Krsus, 2lS Main 79t
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WoMES's ribbed merino hose, rs cents
per pair, at Kraus, 2l8 Main. 79t
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VIcroR d FUcRs has just received
another inc lot of Reslfoot Lake fish, at
the great Fish and Game House, No. Al
Jefferson street. Go there, if you want
something nice and fresh. 80
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FOs something choice in the way of
fancy groceries for the holidays go to J.
N. Jones 4 Co.'S, go Second street, cor
ner Madison. 90
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MAYOR.
ALDERMEN.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED To AN
w nounce j. d. Rufin as a candidate for
Mayor at the ENSUING municipal election. to
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BALNORAL skirts, 10 cents, at Kraps,
2le Main. 79i
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5000 YARDS A blesehed domestic, lOc
per yard, at Kraus', 2ls Main. So
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Usr the celebrated Home Washer and
Clothes Wringer, 276 Second street. los
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yXTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
wv the name of j. J ack Wilson ns a candi-
date for Wharfmaster. at the ensuing munich
pal election. 50 to
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-17

We have this day reduced the price Of
our Pittsburg lump coal from 81 rs to
81 10 per barrel, delivered, and other
Goals in proportion. f8
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CITY RECORDER,

At THE SOLICITATION OF MANY OF
n my old friends. have consented to be
come a candidate before the General Council
for the Office Of City Rec rider, at the election
in January next. Tel W. l.. STEWART.
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WHARPMASTER,

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Capt. Larry Harmstad Us a candidate fol
wharfmaster. at the ensuing municipal cleo
ton. e9-te
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FIve hundred knit Sontag's, 70 cents
each, at Kraus', 2is Main. 79t
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FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.

New York Money Market-Dec. ~.
By Southern Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph.
Governments are steady. Sterling Exchange
dull. at lOeA for sixty-day bills. Gold carry
ing nj cant
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x1rE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce Colonel Charles NJ. Carroll as a
candidate for City Tax Collector. subject to
nomination by the City Convention. ts~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-17

UTEARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w John Newsom as a candidate for City Tax
Collector at the ensuing Municipal election,
vention. tes
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{TT ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounee u Burke candidate for Alder
man OF the Seventh Ward. 80 to
UNEXPECTED NEwS-INDEpENDEN
u Csndidatei +. A. Siebert announces
himself on iadeI cudent candidate for Alder
man OF the Second Ward, at the IN, uing mu-
ncpal e'ection. His house, No. 81 Adams
street, will be open free to all from date until
his election. to
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-17

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w tho name of CAPTAIN Il. A Levy as a can
didate for Wharfmf s.er, at the ensuing munic-
ipal election. SITE
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-17

Barreit's" is highly perfumed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-17

HATs cleaned, dyed, pressed, trimmed
equal to new. NJ. ooHEN, $50 Main st. t
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"Barrett's" satisfies every body.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the 1ame Of R0Br. GOOD. present in
cumbent for re election to the office Of Wharf
master, at the next municipal election. 75-te
ME ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Matthew Steen as a candidate for Wharf
master at the ensuing ELECTION. Oft
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FIvE hundred nubias. IS cents each, a
Kraus', 2ls Main.- ~ u 79t
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CITY rAx COI.LECTOR.

I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Felix W. Robertson as a candidate for
City rax Collector at the ensuing election, sub.
ject to the action of the convention. SO to
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GesTs' linen handkercbiefs, "a 50 per
dozen, worth Sc, al Kraus. 2l8 M lin. 79t
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Local Brevitfes.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers 10 Pittsburg and
Camel Goals Office. 2S2 Main street. 81
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" Rarrett's," the moa. approved.
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GENTS WOODEN outside shirts for 81
each, at the Revolution Dollar Store, 2l3
Main. 92t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-17

"Barrett's" Infallible Hair Restorative
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"Barrett's," free from dirt and gum.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-17

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w w. 7. Thurmond candidate for City
Tax Collector at the ensuing election. to
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Money 10 loan at $50 Main 81. 6e.t
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ron REM

". A. wHEATLEY. Rental Agent,
Befhei Block, ofiice NO. 3
NOR ReNT-NEw AND NEAT BRICK
tenements. central Offices, sleeping re % AZ.
ss,sst w. WHEATLE1,
Oils Bethel Block. Main street.
NOR KYNT-ROONS IN FRONT ST.,
bet. Jefferson and Court. suitable either
r III Apply 10 JOS. ]. ANDREWS,
57-f a52 Front street Cup stairsl.
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II you wish to purchase anything, you
viii save money by first calling ct the
Revolution Dollar Store, 2l3 Main st [79t
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BLANKS FOR MAGISTRATES AND
Is Constables on hand and for sale AZ this
.9fice.
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nOARDING. II HAVE OPENED A
Is boarding and eating house az liz Jefersen
stTeet. and ask the patronage ofthe puore.
aS-Ioh LEANA kkk,S kNRAEh.
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New York stock Market IL.
By Southern Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph
The market Is very quiet and devoid of any
featui es of interest.
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BOARDING..

n0ARDTNa--TWO GENTLEMEN CAN
Is Ia accomm odated with board at No.
Adams street: also. three or four day boardefs'
Terms reasonable. ~ -
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Two hundred dozen misses and chill
dren's fancy wool hose, OF great bargains,
at Krsus', PIG Main 79t
ELEGANT French and Chinese per.
fumery, in fine cut-glass bottles, OF the
Revolution Dollar Store, ala Main. 92t
VIcToR D. Fuchs. Al Jefferson street,
has just received another lot of nice
dressed turkeys. SO
Money 10 loan at $50 Main 81. 6s.t
IFyou want good old Megibben whisky.
90 to hegibhen a Bro. 2sl Main street.
Barrett's" is highly perfumed.
How are you off for soap2 Fifty per
cent. better value at the Revolution
Dollar Store, 2l3 Main street. 92t
CANTON flannel, 10 cents per yard, at
Kraus', 2lS Main. fsr
5000 YARDS A blesehed domestic, lOc
per yard, at Kraus', 2ls Main. s5t
Bsrrett's," free from dirt and gum.
HATs cleaned, dyed, pressed, tsinmed
equal to new. NJ. oOHES, $50 Main st. I
FIvE hundred nubias. rs cents each, at
Kraus', 2lS Main ~ e 79t
Fl. WADE & Co., 297 Main street, call
attention 10 their games, building blocks,
panorsmRs, etc. SO
BALNoRAL skirts, 10 cents, at Krsps,s
2le Main. 79f
Fos something choice in the way Of
fancy groceries for the holidays go to J.
N. Jones 4 Co.'S, 200 Second street, cor
uer Madison. 90
"Barrett's" InfAllible Hair Restorative
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-04-04

A sanguinary afray, resulting in loss of life, took place here some days since: A Mex ican named Juan Camancbo got into dis pute with three other Mexicans, and, being reputed desparado, was by them considered dangerous in dividual with whom to altercate. They accordiu gly endeavored to come to an amicable understanding, and having to all appearance succeeded, were about to separate when Camaucho caught one of them named Joaquin, (alias Chappo, alias Shoriy,) by the arm as if to detain hiu. The latter requested, then demanded to be released, but the former,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-04-04

who was evidently determined to have quar- rel, was about to renew the misunderstanding by a series of accusations and threats, when Joaquin suddenly pulled large bowie knife and plunged it into his breast. The wounded man was carried off and remedies were ap- piled, but to no purpose: he died soon after. wards. Joaquin has since been arrested, and is now confined in the jail to await trial There are various conflicting runners current, PurpOr:ing to explain the origin of the quarrel, but from our best information it would appear that the foregoing is the most reliable.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-04-04
Latest News.
CFrom ale. of the Daily New MexIcan)

Havana, March l4-Oficial dispatches re- port that battle has taken place at Mayore, the headouarters ot the rebel forces in the Eastern department The government sC, count states that a column of 800 regulai, supported 5y heavy artillery fire, carried the | Qualifications of Mayore and carried the toHa which was defended by 2OOO; no rebel reports of affair have been received.
 San Francisco, March 1.-The Steamer Montana sailed for Panama to-day with siI 1 hundred thousand dollars in treasure Late Alaska Advices say that when Gen Davis went to the Indian village of kika 10 punish them for the murder of two whlte men. he found the place des' rted as the IndaEi had received notice oi his approach. In she village some articles ere found 5elorglng to a trading schooner that lief; Sitka about three weeks ago It was inferred that the vessel was captured and the crew murdered by the Indians.
 While firing salute last night on board the Steamer Metropolis on the occaslon ofthe re- ception oi the Emmett Guards from Saerc- mento, keg of powder expoded wounding Is or 20 pel sons and injuring the boat con- siderably.
 New York, March l8-Late letters frou Brazil state that Ramhost, the Brazilian Min. ister of Foreign Affairs, has been sent to the camp of the Allies on the river Plata, 10 pre-, pare the way for peace. Itis believe1 thaIL, is directed to harmonize the dsthculty prsa lent among the allies.
 McMahon is still with Lopez and is cons,. ouently cordially attd by the Brazilians.
 The Herald Washington special says: ID. army officers at Washington are discOntenlsi with the late consolidation orders, Aiost d them who have been to see Gen. Sherman il order to have their assignments changed, ars disgusted at his strange manner.
 Pueblo, March l9-Priyate advices from Fort Lyon report that a serious afrsy took place at that post on the night of the 10th, be- tween the filth cavalry (whit@) and the tenth cavalry (colored,) during theatrical Ier' formance in which insults wer1 thrown out against he white soldiers. The TOW Was tv.e! but warm, and over one hundred shots We're fired resulting in the death of four or five aud he wounding of five or six, pilnclaIy colored.
 Chicago, March 2O-7Spven thousand Maya. ioes are reported al Fort Wingate. Con>ta,. difficulties are occurring between them ewes I and lhe PuehOs.
 Washington, March l9-The Supreme Cont to-day decided not to make any decision at ', this term on the cOnstitutionality of the green back issue,
 From the New Mexican of March lGth We . learn that four men, while on their return from the camp of Colonel Ev+ns where tLey hal been freightiug, were killed by Indians about 50 miller beluw the Fort.
 A Private letter to the New Mexican states e that two Yirulent cases of smalip have oI I cured in Albuquerque. n
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-04-04
EXECUTORS SALE.

ON Monday, April 5th 1859. will be sol '' Public Auction, at Il 0 clock, a. m, at Ihs Saloon of Mir, F. NJ. Hod es, the dweIr. house and lot of Hiram w. Fellows deceasea This is first class piece of prope,ty all worthy the attention of any one desiring i9 buy home Full particulars may be learr'l regarding the property by inquiring of the u'' dersigned. Terms cash.
 c. H. LORD,
 Executor. Tucson, A. T., March 28, I869-2w.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-04-04
DiSSOII Ol Notice.

THE COPARTNERSHIP heretof,re exis. ing under rhe name and finn f BROWN B0SSEI LIE is this day di SO ,ed by mutua consent. All persons indebted tn lhe late fin of Brown X Bo>selle vii ease set;'e ID Ih@r accounts with Mir. (HAS. O. BROWN. hs has assumed the payment of al the b c: said firm.
 THE CONGRESS HAI l. will Eere;f CT l.. conducted by the proprietor, NIT. Chas. O Brown, hence the former patI olS of the eSta5' lishment can rest assured that no pains VII be spared to make them perfectly satisfied.
 (CHARLES O. BROWN
 JOE J. POSSIBLE. Tncson A T. ADril 4th 1869
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-04-04

Interest Coupons on Bonds Nos. l 9l to 2l5 inclusive, l25cts Gold to currency173
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-04-04

San trar cis. c, March Sth, Grepnbacks, 764 tnying, 774 scl ing.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-04-04
Statement of Receipts and Disbursements of the Territorial Treasurer, From November 1st E @+ 1868 to April lst, 1869.

Balance Cash on hand From Couaty Treasurer, Pima County
 tf N Auditors Warrant, No. 32, Interest on same from Dec, 8lh 65 to date, years@ 10 per cen, per annum,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-04-04

Tucson, A. T.. March 28, l 869-2w.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-06-03

.g In the National House ofRepreseuta-
tives there are twenty-one editeFs,a
third Of whom have been printers, reg
ularly apprenticed to the '.art preserv-
nAsxr.n
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. q
gions had been unroofed, and the devils
were there, shouting and ho0ting, and
bowling, and groaning on the pave
ment. Such another crew never got
together on this or any other planet;
and as he looked they shouted, ''Come
out, ye ould haythen come out, and
we'll taich ye a naygar's as good as a
Irishman." MaaaE "a ~ i@n
= "Well, they are a hard looking set,''
he said, turning quietly around and
drawing on his coat preparatory to
leaving; "wbere could those fellows
have come from 7"
He was smuggled into the carriage,
the door was closed, and in half an
hour he was miles away, iB safety.
b AS all know, the riot lasted two days
longer. During every hour of those
two days the Tribune Office and its
editor were in almost hourly danger;
but Mr.. Greeley came and went as
usual, and as usual attended to the
duties Of his position, as If only quiet
were reigning over the blood deluged
city; and all this while some of the
great dailies were posting him as a pol
rtroon; and even venerable archbishop
had the bad taste to publicly brand him
as morally and physically coward
Whatever may be the facts touching
Mr.. Greeley's moral or physical cour-
age, he showed upon this occasion an
intellectual courage that stood him in
good stead, and constituted him in very
deed hero.-EDMUND KIRKE, IN Pack
ards Monthly, for June. r' .adf
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THE OTHER SIDE.
Dr s. L. curnBERr.


Wedwell this side of Jordan's stream, ,z
Yet oft there comes shining beam
A'.3 Across from yonder shore, '' .'5'
While visions of a holy throng, .s5 o.
And sounds of harp and seraph song, ..,
Seem gently waited o'er.
.eyClG eg II VI HA .A
.- The other side! ah, there's the place
Where saints in joy past times retrace,
And think of trials gone;
The veil withdrawn, they clearly see
That all on earth hath need to be,
To bring them safely home.
The other side! no sin is there ~-~
To stain the robes the blest ones wear,
Made white In Jesus blood
No cry OF grief-no voice of woe
To mar the peace their spirits know
Their constant peace with God.
The other eide |! its shore 80 bright
q Is radiant with the golden light d5 bra
M OF lions city fair: 4 dzt.sao bofg
~ And many dear ones gone before, rg.a
Already tread the happy shore rea f.es
.l F.f seem to see them there. l.c "
The other side o, cheering sight, b
5OH Upon its banks, arrayed in white, sa
va Hl For me a loved one waits sliz -a8
ai Over the stream he'calls to me, T.is e b
Fear not. am thy guide to be as5
lza 10 Up to the pearly gates .'gu9 IF 2
The other side, his well-known voice
And dear bright face will me rejoice,
+7a Wen meet in fond embrace;
He'll lead me on, until we stand, At
- Each with palm-branch In our hand,
Before the Savior's face. aa2
The other sideI the other side ss8 -t-tsssg
Who would not brave the swelling tide
Of earthly toll and care;
To wake one day, when life is past
Over the stream, at home at last,
. With all the blest ones there!
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An old bachelor remarks that though
the Scripture says "the glory of woman
is in her hair," it nowhere says that
the glory ofauy woman is in another
woman's hair. .ala.o I. " pa ID ea5 oj /
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for them in broadway shops
Total Wedding Under Wear, :

- Total wedding Unaef wear, - $500
We were told that the price of mems
fancy pocket handkerchiefs, like that
of fancy horses, is limited by nothing
but fancy. A handkerchief can be
made as costly, by the use of fine lace
and embroidery, as the folly of 'snobs
may desire. all .'ias 's'7os. ..l E a.s
Why a man should desire to wear
gorgeous suspenders at his wedding it
is difficult to imagine, unless it be that
he may have. the felicity Of hanging
them over chair at night, for the pur-
pose of dazzling the eyes and exciting
the admiration of his intellectual bride.
The rest, efathe extravagant "under
wear" is doubtless put on that the
bridegroom may show to advantage in
bridal chamber war dance, or fan
dango, OF other exhilarating gymnas-
tics, preliminary to his settling down
to the sober realities of domestic life.
ar In addition to all this absurd ex-
tfavagance for mems "under wear"
there is much more of a similarly waste
full sort. There are meerchaums, and
tobacco, and jewelry, and beverages,
and "over wear" and canes, and card
cases, and all manner of follies, which
entail domestic disquietudes, and lead
to home discomfts, which it is vain to
expect that servant girls or servant men
can remedy.-OuvER DYER, IN Pack
ards Monthy, for May. bas ss1s ia5