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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-21

THE APPEAL IL published every day in
the year. . cents a week delivered by
fnfthfl carrier4.
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ASK for any brand OF Domestic manu-
featured, and yon will find IL in
A. EEESSEI ~ sons
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boiEEAE'- Commercial College, 80
Main street, open dav and night. New
puPiis ron h-gin any day 10 writing, book
keeping, rtc., etc.
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l.. RRGMER has just returned from New
York with selections OF all the latest nov
eliies Of the season.
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6LorHs WRISegRs, wholesale and re-
tatf-every variety-at 276 Second street.
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TWENTY cazss OF hiesrhei ami hrONn
sAee:lngs Just arrived, and being sold very
low. az :. SEESSEL & son.
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The Drawing of Spanish Policy
TAKES AZ BsTLY

- T III INTNHN
IN the Large Han Ia the Rear ut four r snkin2
House, Chances Ten cents zach.
DRIES ranging In value from 81 % TO s777.-
fUa: One prize 10 every 10. blanks. send
TO rs Ten Cents and H1y Three numbers be-
tween lG and 11.700. thsv Will he put iutDtua
wheel. II YOU draw a prize We win let you
know by returu mall.
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MINK, SABLE. SHAL CBiSCHILLA and
every variety OF Furs at reduced prices.
WHEATON x co,
20 Main street, Sign Of ihe Tiger.
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New goods received at
b. LoWENSTEIN & BROS.
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Tunnel Saloon, 81 Adams Street
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

DRESS and Cloak Trimmings in great
the latest out.
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NEW Na~lenciennes and Elizabetban
Cbemisettes, Berthas and Collars.
L. KREMER.
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Law Court.-.Iudua Lee
Criminal Cnnrl...Iudne Hudsor.

Yesterday being motion day tho motion
docket WIS called and disposed NJ.
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A LINE OF silks ut 81 % per yard. at
i. L0WENSTETN 4 BROS.

60 TO Walker Bros. & Co. for bargains.
Tue carriers leave the APPEAL at your
door seven days for D cents.
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JcET received per steamer Russia, on
consignment, 100 sets Fine Furs. viii be
sold at once very cheap. at
NE&DIG & BROS,
No. 226 Main street.
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THEY VIII open five thousand pairs OF
Rochdale and Whitney Blankets on Mon
day fto-morrow) sc
Al. SEEssEL 4 SONS.
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THE LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.

Boy f. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods, etc,
OF Niggans & Thorn, manufl cturer% 233
Main street, Clay Building.
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CH~nLDREs's, MISSES and Ladies' Fur-
new stock, just received, at
WHEATON & cos.
Haiters, Sign Of the Bengal Tiger.
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RoNAN sAsnrs. L. KREMER.

STocRSTABLB.-The place 10 buy horses
or mules, for any purpose. is at Maertz's
Kentucky Stock Sale stable, on the cor
ner OF Third aud Monroe streets.
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STILL another lott 500 pieces-Of Dress
Goods, just arrived. Look at the quality
and enquire the ~price-you will buy them.
\. SEESSEL 4 SONS.
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Miss Evans novel 'NAsRTI; Or Until
Death as Do Part" and a host OF other
late publications. magazines, weeklies
and dailies on the counters of Joe Locke,
236lE Main street.
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tbs Rustic Sceneryat the Sfar Gallery.
go Main street, is attracting crowds OF
gieitnrS
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
A Train on the Charleston Road Rsns Over
ana Kills a Negro Man.


Yesterday afternoon, rs the outward
bound train on the Memphis me Charles
ton Railroad passed Nsnee street. a negro
man, who attempted to cross the track,
was struck by the eowcatcher and thrown
across the rail aud before the engine could
l,a stopped, nearlo the Whole rain had
had passed over the body. one leg was
crushed and mangied, and his head was
cut half in two-killing him instantly.
No blame can be attached to the engineer
ofthe train.
FoR the latest, richest, %rarest, sensation
al, German. French, agricultural, witty
and sporting papers, call on Joe Locke,
226k Main street.
BAJoU's celebrated Kid Gloves.
L. kREMER.
TwENrY-FIVE CENTS q week is all the
APPEAL costs delivered by carriers.
THE Esquimaux Beaver Cloak, elegant
ly made and elegantly trimmed, at
A. SEESSEL q SONS.
GRBAr bargains in silks at
n. LOWENSTEIN * BROS.
Nour - tha TINA IN aubaerihq for the
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Wild geese were very scarce. There
we're few or 10 prairie chickens IN mar
ke;. Quaiis, snipe aud woOdcock were
slso very scarce and Ia good demAnd-al-
most ali being bought up by the resIsu-
rants.
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JCST price Furs and see what they snli
hem at In \. SEESSEL & SONS.
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ALI silks marked down hny per cent.
at Walker Bros. Il Co., 22g Main street.
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ESQUIRE the price OF any brand OF bo-
mestic iu Seessei's, aud inquire the price
OF the arn article elsewhere "a fair lest
you viii buy tine goods Of
A. SEESSEL & son.
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SILKsl Silks,. sIlks!is Cheapest silks
ever brought TO Memphis, at
h. IOXFNSTEIN 4 BROS,
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ANOTHER immense CARGO Of Dry Goods
on the way to Reessel's.
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FOR

For ArkansRs 11vor-
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Con-
pany--uniied States Mail Line.
For Helena Frtar's Point aud all Intermcdtass
landings 20 Moutg Of White River. con
necting With The new and elegant ight-trar
steamer Dardanelle for Pine Biuff. thence
with steamer American for Little Rock.
-.---..--M i. Ashford. Master
This swift and elegant passen- IT.
ger steamer VIII leave as above @
TUESDAY. I'D inst. at ) pm.
For freight or passage apnly on board or 10
w. n. KENNEDY. Agent.
nOg S0iFront Street. MOsbv Block.
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RIVER NEWS.

NEW JEwELEY, elegant styles.
l.. kREMER.
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The APPEAL is delivered by daylight,
seven times a week, for twenty-five cents.
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NEW styles of fail and winter goods al
l.. KREMEp'S
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MISSES KID GLOVES, ST per pair.
HERZOG Il BRO.
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NOTlCE.

one Kolrns, Line Re- Rfrer psse1a
SEw ORLEANS. La SoT.4 t
& II. SHOCK fsour only aufhrrt1e1 fre1t
D. TO sell tickets over DER line 8rsfa1ae#
NJ Memphis, tennessee.
G. T. E0cS9 s sAo
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owing 10 the steamer Liberty being be
hind lime, aud her caigV of Venisou be
coming somewhat old. THAI meat WIS
rather dnil during Fridsy and Saturday.
Fresh io;s were recetv-t yesterday, how
ever. AMI last evening the trade va. very
biiSk supply being better than the
demand. Within the last w" days The
first sot Of real ri hear meat came To
market. and yesterday The show st Fuchs
and ). u. Edwards a. CO.'E was very tine.
" g haze never seen better. The follow
ing are the prices at which families are
supplied by the game maris Of Victor ID.
Fuchs, }. q. Edwards & Co. and Charles
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BUSINESS NoTlcR.-N0 contracts or OBJ
legations assumed or made by any indi-
vidual owner or employee of this office,
will be paid at our COUNTER or recognized
81 an offset 10 any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle 10
biuiselr IN person.
KEATING, ENGLISH 4 co.
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NEW velvet rl0aks AT
u. IOWENSTEIN 4 BROS.
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FH~ASEsoTTISo D~Ar.-August Berton.
the popular oonfectioner, at the n OF
Fourth and Poplar streets, Il prepared TO
furnish everybody with nice inince pies.
And everything else Ia the confectionery
line for their Thanksgivingdiuner nong
fail to go there for your supply.
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VIZ give 3 new pair without charge foe
every pair Of our hid Gloves which tear
la trying On HERZO0 & BRO
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OIL RELIABLE"
GE DAVIS EE
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.

THE splendid S~ide-wheel Passenger Steam
4 ers Liberty No. :. and Commercial, Will
form = Semi-weeiJiy United States aaIf Line
brtw@en Memphis and Waite. Little Red amt
and Black Rivers. leaving Memphis every
Tuesday and Saturday, at s 0'rlOck PM
These boats have been ducked Hu| Thoroughly
repaired and furnished with new outHss.
making them a. good aSnew. The Merchants
and Planters on White, Red and B,ark rivers.
have taken one-half the stock in this line.
thus making 20 a permanent and reliable
" Home Institution" We hope. by stricc A.
feuticn 10 business and Low EATk4. L. merit
u fair share OF public patronage.
JOHN b DAVIS. Superintendent.
Coustgn freight m Davis Line. Memphis,
Tenn. LEVY = Robins. Agents,
noiJ No. ID Jefferson street, Memphis.
Speed, Safety and Comfort--EHiStt Line.
Memphis & White River Independent acket
Tor Heiena- Frisrs Point, Dsvalrs Biun,
Little Rock, Hot springs, Setrcy, D-s
Arc, Augusta and J-Hcksouprrt.
LEGAL TfNDEH--.John ID. Elliott. master
THIS nrst-clasS Side-whecl pas -
senger steamer Will leave a. sb0ys-S
EVERY TUESDAY at oeloeS pm.
With steamer MGllie GratN for All
pOintsOn Upper White and Black rivers.
ELLIOTT MILLER Agents,
Promenade aad Jefferson Sfs., opp. Laudin2-
GugZi
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New Style Gold Trimmings and But
tons. l.. kREMER.
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lO-4 TALL wool nllingj blankets at . -
a pair, AZ the Greai Red store, 80 Main
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cAHL and $50 the improved Fforenc~
Reversible Feed Lock-stitch Sewing Ma
chine, al a22k Main street.
g. b. HARMON. Western Assent.
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90 tt Locke's. 236H Main street, for the
latest news.
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NEW Dress G0OGs, NrE "IroIs,' Nef
Prints, pretty and cheap, NJ
a. SEESSEL & SONS.
BARGAINS iu silks, at
Il. LOWESSTEiS & BROS.
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wAnTED.
HELP WANTED.

Eslecs uade fhl kol2 slga q fBSTEed NJ TIN
eru1s per ane, oaaA Insertion
CERLS-Tarse girls that understand sew
" ing machine work. Apply 10 9Jsner-
SOD street. NOS
HELp-To hire q HAa 60 drive a palr8
II males Stao, % white woman 70 COOK.
wash and iron. Apply 90 ". ". henney, ~
the IaTpsuiiu Shed, on the LeNee. nolo
Ny-U0nCHoFPrHS-H wond-choppers al
" G.C NaIt-'E Mosi-yH ard, a. miles be-
low Memphis. IN AukansAs, 81 the river;
good r'Usagr. ssh and oak - = per cord tor
sbspnInE- rrV every saturday supplies mr.
ntsifd al Eoasl-yAui 81 Memphis prices. For
ietf-r Information apply 4" l. LAMHOiiS,
dealer ia groceries amt family supplies, =
Main street, near Memphis and Ohio Railroad
Depot, hsmEhis, Ieun. not
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SIMPLE at EFFECTUAL-The entire
Freedom from all deleteriOus ingredients
renders =: Br0Wa's B%roRchjut ITOcheS," or
Cough and Voice Lozenges, a safe remedy
for the most delicate female, or youngest
child, and has caused them 10 be hold in
the highest esteem by singers, and pubiie
speakers generally. In Coughs, Irritation
OF the Throat caused by Cold or Unusual
Exertion Of the vocal organs, ia speaking
in public, or singing, they produce the
most beneticial rosIlts.
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WANTED To REST-A good Piano. In
guire Of MENkEN BROS.
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EVERY manufacturer Of Irish linen
and Table Damssks Is represented In the
housekeeping department. at
4. REESSEL * SONS.
LAurHs' and gents' underwear. at re-
duced prices, At
b. LOW ENSTEI< & BROS.
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FURs, FRS, FURs OF every kind. The
stock ever brought to the South,
Il WHEATON & CO.'S,
27g Main street.
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GREAT REDUCTION in dress goods a
Walker. Bros. & Co, ~ Main street.
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no PAsSESGEHS FORFEcES essmediare
burg Nstchez View CrIeapeA=idess con
shreveport, and Ie0efsoA. IeE44 falnrV fr-sf
70 their utere9tfocafI ~ t1r 4e4tf
ger Department. Tor rs1i4t niernsFLD. Asm&
OenI Ticket aa4 al
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Manufactured By
fhe ksiioaal HsIch C.,
OF ELCIE, ILL.


Pronounced by Watch
Makers, Railroad and Il.
press men. East and NesT,
70 be the most corrcet
IiBe Keepers i1afs.
Avoid parties she sd
Yertise 10 send Wafckes
COD. PCkP0RTiNG
10 be Of our make. We
farnish none for that
purpose. There are imi-
tafi0ns in market. IL
get GENUINE EL6l4
r. IN YoRr 9pn leeelity -
" 10 be honorable.
, Reea t5e = lsg Lax
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To PRISrERs--We have for sale a fnnt
Of Long Primer type, nearly new, suitable
address APPEAL Office.
HEATING, ENGLISH q co.
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LOOK M The last arrival or Arabs d
A.. SEESSEL & SONS.
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Now is the time to subscribe for the
APPEAL. Only twenty-five cents n week.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS q week is all The
APPEAL costs delivered by carriers.
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CLOSING Our SALE OF lie entire retail
at Walker Bros. n 90.
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DIR. PLOUGH.

THE WEEKLY APPEAL is the largest
single sheet published in the South.
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GRRAr bargains in silks at
Il. IOWENSTEIN * BROS.
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RONAS STRIPED ARABS, Hew styles.
ERL'tFGn
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ALL THE LATEST PUBLICATIONS may he
had of Clcaves, Smithwick & Hatcher,
booksellers, No. 80 Main stree'. They
are also constantly receiving new shiI-
ments of everything in the book and sta
tionery line, 10 keep up their stock 10 a
firgt-ciasS a
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BAIoU's celebrated Kid Gloves.
L. KREMER.
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A. we remarked above. the meat mar
Rst. with The exception OF Que Dr. two
stalls IN each market, did not show up
well. Charlie kuey, in the Boal Street
Market. a. usual, had II very fine display
OF good beef. mutton and pOrk-the NUT
ton neing especially line. The following
nra he n.ntnI Lnna.
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FOR RENT.

Eoass pr.ler tsI head ,ria Le inserted AZ I'm
-c.l.s IL Laa. AIcl inserfsnr-
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GREAT ArIRACTiONa.-A thousand nov
3ltis- lust opened at l.. KREMEK'S.
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SoaIe Of Discount for Chanees
]. n. FLAKE & Co., Bankers
Memphis City Directory for 1870.

7 VI DLNML OV'I DNHNtIof
And Sole Agents for Spanish Policy IN The l..
<, gu B~roadway, New York. noE
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BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
81. Louis---GRyAT REPUELIc-.iam.
81. Louis-~---CIrY OF CAIs0-.I 10 am
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-
THE APPEAL is delivered for % cents a
Vvnal-
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The best show of these things were
found 81 the stall Of Louis Moore. on the
southeast corner OT Heal Street Market.
He ulsu had some Of b finest apples we
ever seen-Sev, raj Of them Rverag-
ing a pound each.
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SUBSCRIBE for the daily APPEAL.

CAR LOAF of late m%onthlies, illustrated
weeklies, Northern and Western dates,
novels, writing paper. ink. blank-books,
etc, etc, at Joe L0cke's, 2}jlz Main 81.
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THE Esquiuaux Beaver Cloak, elegant
ly made and elegantly trimmed, at
A. SEESSEL q SONS.
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SEVEN dailies a week. q CENTS.

when you go ont to-day and look for
Kid Gloves, remember Herzog's warrant
ed glove for 81 p.
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l. OoNS.-rwo furnished rooms Tor gentle
II toeu. Inquire a. Us Main street. up
stairs nn.T
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CUTTON PRESS-rhe ChIcEasaw Cotton
fTSss. The machinery Is In complete or
deI and ready Tor u>-. FOR particulars, apply
10 EDWARD HOBART.
wgIT IN . HrWHrdTs RoM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-03
Lopez, the Parnguayan Tyrnnt.
George Alfred Townsend writes:

George Alfred Townsend writes:
Lopez has been described to me as q
huge, gross, rolling carcass, fond OF
brandy and pulque-drinking, and a
monstrous eater and sensualist. he
has never been married, but lives with
an Irish woman for mistress, one
Mrs. Lynch, by whom he has half a
dozen children. He maintains harem,
likewise, and has, in all, more than a
dozen natural offspring. His face is
lighted up on plausible occasions with
a courtly smirk, and his vanity in his
"deportment." The entire State of
Paraguay lie his private property, and
all commerce is his monopoly. His
many troubles with Americans and
foreigners have come from his great
greed; and giving them business OPP
portunities; then envious of their sue
cess. despotling them. The people OF
his kingdom have been born and have
grown up under the recollection of the
dreadful FranCiR, and are familiar with
espionage and torture. The only man
who opposed Lopez's election to the
Presidency onlthe deathof the latter g
father was flung into Jail and ironed to
the ground, and there he died, with his
wrists and ankles raw and bloody
where the chains were bound, Under
fight like despair, but Lopez must be
in the field with his army continually,
in order to add the baneful terror of his
presence to his levies, for every indie
pendent commander, left alone, has
gone over to the enemy. The Brazilian
soldiers, however, are given to in
famous crimes against nature3T which
make the Paraguayan dread their VILE
ness as much as. the logging of Lopez.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-03
Qh4Qtttellii(3trte1.
"FWENTY YEARS.


Beg your pardon, old fellow think
/ was dreaming lust now, when you spoke.
The fact Is, the musical cllnk
Ofthe Ice on your wIne-gCblets brink
chord OF my memory woke.
And stood in the pasture field where,
Twenty summers ago, had stood;
And1 heard in that sound, declare, ss=.
The clIn kings OF bells on the air,
OftIhe cows coming home from the wood. :
Then the apple blooms shook on the hill;
And the mullen stalks tilted each lance;
And the sun behind Rapalye's mill
Was my LtermOst West, and could thrill
Like the ultima thule Of romance.
Then my friend was hero, and then
My girl was an angel. In fine,
drank buttermilk, for at ten
Faith asks less to aid her, than when
at thirty we doubt over wine.
All we'll, 1t does seem that must
Have been dreaming just now, when you
Or lostvery like in 4he dust m II
or they ear-that slow shlonedthe crust Z
On that bottle whose seal, you last broke.
Twenty years was its age, did you say9
Twenty years An, my friend, 1t Is true
ALI the dreams that have flown since that
All the hopes in that time passed away,
Old friend, I've boon drinking with you.
-Oreridnd Monthly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-03
RAIN SONG.

Is the rain sad? All, no!
Not the dear April rain,
-N The sweet, white rain: -
: These are glad tears that fow,- ..-r--4
Not tears OF pain.
Through the blue heavens take
The clouds their blrd-sWift way.
Their white pure way:
The clouds that part and break
III diamond spray. - r-.E-s-g ~
Theclouds that die in show " ~
Hues fthe rainbow give,
Its beauty give,
That In Its dyes the flowers
May brightly live.
& Faintodors of the spring
The subtle breath of fields,
OfgrasS in fields,
Scents that to moses cling,
The sweet rain yields.
The song of its delight
so the warm noon II sings,
Tenderly sings,
And to the quiet night
Its music brings. ..
S-AlIhappy things fejoice -
go In the bright "A pill rain,
Tho freShening rain,
EXulting that its voice
Isheard again.
William EdLUyer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-03
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-03

YIN AsAS4NNAS - S4AHAAs4AS ASaA~CAbs
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Exec
utive Committee.
HENRY D. COOKE, Vice. President.
EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Actu-
nry.
This Company offers the following advan-
tages:,s-sI
Il is National Company, chartered by
special act of Congress, 1857.
II has paid-up capital OF SlOGO.OC0.
1t furnishes larger insurance than other
companies for tho same money
II is definite and certain in It's terms.
1t Is nome company In every locality.
Its policies are exempt from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions i'll
the policies.
Every policy Is nom fOrfeitahle.
Policies may be taken which pay to the
insured their full amount and return all the
premiums, SO that the insurance costs only
the interest on the annual payments.
Policies may be Ia KEEP that will pay to the
Insured, after q certain number of years,
during life, an annual income OF one tenth
the amount named IN the policy.
No extra rate is charged for risks upOn the
the lives of females.
II insures, not 10 pay dividends TO policy
holders. but at SO low cost that dividends
Will be impossible.
Circulars, Pamphlets and full particulars
given on application to the Branch Office OF
Ihe Company, or to
JAY COOKE & CO., Washington, D. c.,
General Agents for ID. q, Del, Va. andW.V Va.
GEO. ADAMS, Local agent,
Wheeling, w. Va, Ohio County.
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