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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-17

WE have watched the course of so many
distressed, emaciated and forlorn dyspep-
tics, of WORKOUT and Frustrated females.
who have taken q new lease of ltfep and
gradually received yigor, strength, health,
and the power of social pleasure, from the
effects OF PLANTATION BITTERS, that we
are not surprised at the Testimonials daily
received. II III is a pleasure to do good in
the world, how full must be the measure
of the Proprietors OF these celebrated Bit
tiers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-17

CRIMINAL COURT.-In the case of
Louis Sagel, arraigaed for forgery,
the accused filed an affidavit for a
change of venue, and Judge johnson
was called in to try the case.
The defense seemed to be based on
the points that he was partially in
sane from the effects of intemperance
and did not know the act to be fraud
ulent, as the man whose name was
forged was in his debt, That another
man had written the forged instru-
ment, he being unable to write more
than his own name. the evidence
was about closed at the time for the
adjournment last evening, and coun-
sci will make speeches this morning.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-17

You will find Ladies Velvet Hats
at 80 cents, at Click 4 Schwartz, OPP
posite the Opera House. sep25
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-17

RJ T. G. Bridwe!l 4 Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets. have a
full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps. Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
ie17-tf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-17
INDEPENDENCE.

At Independence, the Rev. G. w.
Moore is continuing the good work,
and meeting with good success; his
meetings being usually we'll attended,
and the interest undated.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-17

Nashville Market.
By telegraph NASHVILLE. Feb IL
CoTToE-Dull: low middIinR. 225<a22e
good ordinary 2214c. Stock, $3.50 bales.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-17

FoUR OFFICES -Corner of Second
and Locust Streets, for rent. Apply
to q. w. SuANKLIN.
delft
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-17

B@~ As l am changing my bust
ness. l will sell out my present stock
of Dry Goods at prices that will give
satisfaction, either at retail, if applied
for soon. or in quantities to dealers.
My stock comprises some very de-
sirable goods. suitable for the coming
season as well as for the present cold
snap. feb5-2wl VIM. HUGHES.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-28

UNiIE undersignei, Attorneys a, Law ard
IL Solicitors IN Chsncery, have, this 3rd dav
sfJsiv. Ises. forraed ';orar,nerShip IN the
Practice of their profession, under the name
and style of C"mhs& Downs. They will prse-
bee IN :he County Of SAINT Mary's and the ad-
dining Co1niies, and in the Court Or Appeals
Especial attention will he paid 10 The collection
sfelaIms against individuals, the State, or the
Gesernmeat.
Differences givea, when required. Address
G snhs & Downs, Leonardo xn, p. o., St
Mwys County. Msryi@nL.
RORERT G.. COMBS
JAS. s. DOWNS.
jaw 8. lss6-ly.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-28
ST. MARY'SBEACON
JAMES 3. DOWNS.

Tssxs 10 srrscRrrrsoS.-s2o 90 per aauum %
be paid within six nsonshs. No subscsipfinn Win
Ne rrceivcd fsr . shorfer period thas six months
a.A no paper 70 he disceafinued until aIl arrear.
ees are paid except at fheoptsoa ofthe p1bilsh-
er<.
rsnxs % ApvKxrfssxe --ss cts peT sqaAre for
the srs: insertion, and 50 cts for every subse-
quen; assertion. Eight lines or less constitute
. qnsre. II the aunhes Of insertions be moi
marked on the adssrtisemens, twill be publish
81 "s'il terb.i, and Changed accordingly. A
tseTal ieiGetioa mzde TO those vho advertise by
the year.
Communications of personal character win
he Charged, AZ the same rates as Advertisements
obituaries over ten lines in length wili be chasg-
ed 81 tA~ rate of 20 cents per sq,ia-~
Al communications for publication must be
accompanied with the real name Of the author
or no attention will he paid 10 them. The real
hsn,e Of the author will not be publ shed unless
desired. hGt ve cannot consent 20 insert CON-
Hsnications unless NC know the writer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-28
Lao CO-Parfnership.

THE undersigned have formed law Co
partnership under the name Of Maddox
n Crane. Thcv will practice in the Courts OF
-. Marv's and the adi,in'ng counties and
aiso IN the Court Of A ppeals.
E<pecist attention paid TO the collection Of
claims against individuals. the State or the
Government. Promp, attention given TO all
bGs;-,=ss entrusted TO their charge
Address, IaiJ>x & Crane. Leonardiown
81. Msry's coantv, Nj.
C. FRED. MADDOX.
J. PARRAN CRANE,
Dec. rs, Iss7-tfl
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-28

HoNs CouRrEsrEs.-l aslAne Of those.
whose lot in life has beS0 to 60 out into.
IN uDfriendly world as al feariS iss :add
Of nearly twenty familiss in whislrl usoN
my home in the coarse, of ssuius. ysapav.
there we're only three that coul be dss-,
ignated as happy families; and the source
VI trouble was not % much tho lack Of
love, - the lack ef care 70 mssifest it,
The closing words Of this, septsaps ,sive
NJ the fruitful source Of family alienatiQps.
Of heart-aches inusmerable, o. SD {sccS
and gloomy home circles. ''Not youaS6
the lack Of love - the slack sofs sasskta
manifest it, Not moro than three AaRs
py. homes in twenty !-and the. .canss. 90
manifest, and so easily remcdied A,
in the 'small. sweet courtcsics q liss,"
what power resides! In . look. y wosdy
a tone, how much Of happiness 81 dieqpi&
etude may be Communicated Thiuk, of
it. reader, and take the lesson home with
you.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-28

n
at is night now: and here is home.
Gathered under the quiet roof. elders aud
children lie dixie at rest. In the midst
Of great reace and calm. the stars look
out from the heavens. The silence is
pcoplcd with the past; sorrowful remor.
ses for sins and shortcomings. memorie es
Of passionate joys and grief. rise out OF
their graves, both now alike calm and
sad Eyes, as I shut mine, look at me,
that have long ceased to shine. The
town and the fair landscape sleep under
the starlight. wreathcd in the autumn
mis,s. Twinkling among the houses, a
light keeps watch, here and there. in
what may be sick chamber or two
The clock tolls swce.ly in the silent air.
Here is nigh. and rest An awful sens,
Of thanks makes the heart swell. and the
head bow. d l pass to my room through
the slespioe house, and feel as though :
hushfd aesing were upon it.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-28

A NKw Ssrxrr BroY Il carioss sp.s
pkcatioa Of che spcnssaeous Ia aams6sbilsf
ity OF phcspharesed, ,hydrogcs gss. whsas
brought in contact wi.h the air. has hscs,
made to lie-saving apparatus and to
buoys. ~ - s.''s
Something like fuse is attached 10
the buoy. composed cf proper niixtusss
ofphosphide Of calcium. In ease o. d
man overheard. the ife wprssoryee -
thrown into the water. tLe momont the.
fuse becomes wet il begins TO give OF q
s.s which takes fire 10 the air, sud the
.Fssser 10 becomes the more. gas and chs
'Sskbser the light produced. : btvs II
The light can be made torlssa an hssr.
80 that pcrsops SWIMMING can easily ,6ai,
and attach themselves to tho, buoy. and
tho rsscuing boats have bcaccn 70 Which
to direct their course.'1 II n propeesd ~
hsve nuuibersf sssa lie prsspessss eAI
every large ship 20. r.. tsg .sol,s,,.,
,Ths phosphids Of sinc, could b. psed ~,
. substitute for tho calcium coA Apouad,
and the invention capable Of application
for display Of afeworks6n the water. "
..s - --rv = As knuW mnMxwr.~gf ~uS,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-28

little bread ii M0-
eve hr,ve ....' ~ - ]
litter ~ Kobl;n.k;. e Il
~ rise ma rore - ss7sH0e q ]
town. !. fourth ~
fate and bat 90 ear Old
vas ioft to brave tkes s ave, n ]
nov iu.uinase boSv
he;no AHA n c,r,y,V Il
. a him ,fo,e .rd e .. Z
some meu AZ Z disasee1ss
"a his ass;stance ID !
HE aid and he ,e..l s.. -
few kour.. aftar 49, : +
in, c,;.r,. 81 ,,:-z 3 "a
Is true, the only suryt1 6 9
but he cared not. siso Sol
the promise made to thoS 9 3
muhl. ..s.
! The next dsy Trl1us -, Ia. ,hs
marshal had sF1juod II = -
oussy. All vae &g - -.
aeee1d ary's So -
fpseeen6 hy eese SdiHf "a
,ne seEy ssousoS ne skslsseas Of
LOIS eS ~n's" mao 'een converted i0to
H. % ;, W" e 81 sJ..'1H ~ ese,S serset' ana
,"S 80 1"" "'"uoWs " 'nS nou'cs had
.1ug - s'u'e oees consumer Is nrewood tor
Tue 't'z'n ana 'amish'ns soidiery. Il
was Id one 0, the houses IN the outskirts
OF tne 'own 'nat prince d'E,kmnhl had
established his quirters, and thith,r Tri-
saaa, aIs','ea oy some soldiers; bore the
'"sens'o'e '.oy OF n"oiinsk', and LAID 1t on
inc the houss he nsr..;w. ~ as.a" =.
ors,a =, .n 60. fs.. ',"I: oo' ~ -"
So -am,.;ns 80 - . e:'s.opsu ~ 'ns =.
-, ~ a"m.,J,i ~ ~ ", o:.I o ~, =.
marsh,l | II ~ :" speaA va" '"'
.w, 80, -,
":' M:'. sesA you OF n'n asked the o''
:, s''s "'' p''''o
sion with which he chsrasS .a ,sTua' ma =, " M"ro @
.Jaro.siav;,, and "a dsl,,s- mn M ~. d. J...
posit confied to me-
The nr;nce ;s =. mi. ,,ous,, :, .orn
cil Won can remain and r... von-.s,f ~ % mil
it ia concluded
..f,.,,.;n,, -, IT,,
in . tone Of sadness .hut m.vb,n in
the meantime vou vou,a make knn.n -
him ,h,, The .,sn,a;o-. oe ~. s."anS
company Of the for,y-eighth regiment OF
the line, Fryant's division, first corps,
to whom he eutrust ted the care of his
s,eua e,ae,IamP. o'i'hei nooinsKi' nave
'u.u''e. n's vl'I's' ana 'oa' tue company
arc ~s'''ug '"e "on0F VI passing onoer
us '"'pec"on' s-s - s. ....
At the name OF Koblioski. Davoust,
Who bad entered and heard the latter
part ot tne Oh the Conversation, out had
~. nsc.r. ~. .Ss I W." ."s, .JI 0'..eu ,.'.:Nu
.-..'sa;"- .I-..S ~ .o, "o SIs '.s . 9
s:' W.. :; ""a e-'" VI
nun, "e'0 l" NY s'oe-oe-eamP.
ne ]" ners' AZ thesdoor.
And thy company, said Davo7st has
tily.
At these words Trigaud took the DOS.
ture OF soldier without arms. placed his
heels IN line, aud slowly raising his
head. replied in q grave voice, All pre-
sent, my marshal!
i have demanded where are the com.
pany of the forty-eighth. repeated the
prince in tone Of impatisnce.
4 have replied, Herrv and Trigaud
placed the back of his hand to his fore.
head.
Al
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-28
sESsrsrE. Tho following is st6led ltcs

SExsrsLE. following is st5len lfc4
. comic almanac :>av .ots@'7 Sov u ~
"s,op grumbling. . Get sp twe sheusD
earlier in the morning. and begin. y -
som mething out Of your reSplar Proiegaipp.
Mind your own business snd with al
your might let other peoples alone
Live within your means. Sell y0dt hors
ses. Give away or sell your dossssndks
your cigars through an air stoye~sEa 1t
with moderation and 60 to bed carly
Talk less Of your own peculiar gifts ana
virtues, and more Of your friend ma
nsighbor's. BE cheerful ; BnlGa ySur
promises. Pay your debts. ,Bs sgoxrssN
as you would see in others. Be,asgop2
man and stop your grumblins - :.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-28
r Anger is a perfec: alienation

E Anger is perfec: alienation o.
the minl from prayer. and. therefore. is
contrary to that attention which presents
our prayers in a right line to God. For
so have I seen lark rising from his bed
Of grass. and soaring up.ard. and sing
heaven and rise above the cl0uds but
the poor bird Was beaten back sith the
loud sighings Of N eastern wind, and his
motion made irregular and Inconsistent,
descending more At every breath Of the
tempest than il could recover by the lib
Grafton and frequent Weighing Of his
wings. till the creature uas forced 70 ii,
down and paat and stay till che storm
vas over; and then !. nads . prosperous
eight and did rise and sing. - il had
learned mssic and notioa from an angel.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-28

~ IN "a ..1A ~
= asss 80 2 sss'ssess
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@ sas ssua<s sssd sss6 assss
- ed has ysssk yszsesmss 90 ssakxxs
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s;e ~ Kin ~ sE
~ Iscb sves H.; ,..asas sa = = 3
- - rss,sSSs Il - r. - - - u = =
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49, 5fss |. - - ssk
: d ~ - - ~ ! ~ sr laRpsnese
sSssss .;x - - r,sss'a sSs ',ssa sa>1 ae
s s-.s:sn -. sI $780, 70 NOS men'
...sssn .,s 80 sssss
s1N 49, s.ss' s. Ssss y xss'sHessh - . yssss
under 4 v;I !. 4. -. rn.M. =
4 ,ciisd s.,-., .ra a..:.ssts $50 10y"
.,s;n H.v;.s i;,,ls !. - q. =. I'm 80 !" "a.
vork anon - c.ss. ,rS ss.sl @ 81 - sa .,:S
6cult enc n .ect shro.sh ali s.. ny.
Il h;s ovn l;.sle c,llscs;o. shss s..a
DO, Tim srv Esas ,,S ,h.- L..-.-s.s
sh.t ~ rorja 1,,J ~, -. 90 : 80.
n .n,2,;o. :, .hs Ill.,. ss A..
ton II F~~ssss.ss. :. - :. - as..s ,s.y
I,wve4 in Ports,ao,,h III. 49, -. 80
led for, AZ opin;on bu, he was N, lh,.s 81
Give him one--be had only 90, Ear s"on N
into the m,t,er 10 asc,r,a;n hat n
bl,ck.,;.b'. hsons.. ~, e;,hsr a.
,r., rrn,a;asr ~ an .,.sn,or.
IT.. con. >, R,.,o, .na 49, p.,.
. - s@s
hooI. .,,s,ss. I 80 ., ~ ~, -, a sa. VII
isrs A. i.s. afts, = month. h.r1 vart I
and m,t;,. an, verv sl,ho,,,a hr;sf
he gave an oo;n;o, fsvor,bIs - HE client.
claim. .r,,.1 a.. g.. -. !.
ca;v.j e. ae ss 80 NJ. =" ~
amonp. in con,rov.r.x -,,,,J m...n.
him 70 cha,.c s
w.. :, -,
and r.. - ..Is sa 80 ~, ~. .aa 'ae oiacks",'a
Sron -. 80 .s, aA A'"'V Pass.a away a.o
n W Wsg,e pe'ns IN
A.ron r. "su.:s 'oI' M
v,sh.a !" ..s...,. M 80. ao' syns na.ne
If .ams ~ o,u.ao.",as - ~ " NJ VA NJ aassslop
h;n, ~ ~ .Su.:n " d.s.0s' Is. "svHs seye
bsa,n 20 ~ ~arn,.;n ~. ~a.' sI:u L;.. '. u:
,hs, - L :" "s os' ~ u' =.
~ t,...,:.,.. Mo"sns 'uA ;"
ha...~" -. h.".i NJ S wei ,s.a. e
uo.e' "o.s Du,r qu,s,,y n.ougn.
"o o'"0 o''gs l.u
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-28

kTh 10 good sense 6r a4yssss lsay
to uss an excuse toe not learning Rss.sh.
shne one tongue is su6 sisas for any 90
man.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-28

CH,NANAx's IpsA OF A TRIAL N Eve
LANE IA Chinese thus describes trial
in the Eoglish Law eocrss: "One man
y qsiss silest. ssssbss talks all tbs tine.
and tvelve wise mes eepdsaa ths man
sho has net ssd : verd, .es = 49,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-28

IcEsERa ALARM. .-Mr.. Charles Don,
proposes TO place an apparatus %
board Of STEAMERS and other vessels,
so arranged as to sound "a sxsariA
on approaching the vicinity sfss issbsrgs
The device is arranged On the bo.son of
the vessel. and is Of such nature that
when the keel strikes any very cold stra-
Ia Of water the alarm Is soundcd. 'Ssssss'
1t is we'll known that iccbcrgs teaiys
crate the water aroand them st0s eo~si.ls
cradle distance. Mr.. Dioa's aibsAsohsst
will exhibit the exact temperaturs Of the
water below the yesse., at all times.
11t 20 r~rt - a4t s7fSS@ AA1@&2@
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-28

ssaAa old lsay gsins With .rasuislns.s
apsa % 'elsPAass u Cmsasessis, ashss
tie ksspss. SWhas kiad &C . hcae u IT,
eating BAY With his xalg' - ass.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-28

Daring the.exa~ iasaisas efsssvitpsasas
70 the locality 81 slsirs 70 = hanees ;hs
''s.which way do the stsifs run:~ vss
The wisnessi very snascsasly Ssp9Sa<
Zone way they Fss sp sssiss, bat tho
other Val. they. ran deyp ssairs.y w,z )
The Iearued council Jpkei bo:h eyes
aud then took l look u the ceiline.: asF
" 'sSpsss la -MMazzs v@&seas
ssssDssW~ ~ssosasnsssysa Asz .SSa1s
soaessDhsgsaa6ilsnis asss~
sst'l siriA kssv. usAzniE16bs aAeauus
I atssnded bis xifar xAea - -. essssk.
Sd yih see aip,tssis 'Pd Fps RseAls,s Y
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-28

~. A bright,sYed ElFsycsrroll 20.
10 iissss prsysv nsxed y sse lHes 6,.
Iun1tog 80 s1sS1GoAs6o oe<Ai.: tsS7osA
ta&eee.k aas5ixzstns11u1 so.ssss-s
/; iI;e4l1pA@esst tsst1a isstsaaks
WsmEas 81 s~9 sss .sus 80.
.<kHJxssss slasy s,' IN ISlcs.ss3.Y - go,
Festssesefn uiss - . Al
Adam =. -s*Aa s:t =.wt q
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-28
Az fxrRkRsrrxa CasE.-The A

An fsfR&Esrrya CAsE.-The argu-
ment ofthe case Of Wm. N. Dalton asains,
Mrs. " "A. Abcll, administratrix Of w m
H. Williams. deceased. aud guardian for
her minor children. wns resumed. Thi.
case arises out Of the failure Of the admin.
istrstrix to sell. in obcG icnee n the sordcs
Of the Orphans Court. made N 1850. Ger.
tain slaves Of the Fvslue or SIS, 200 .,
SIS. 600. 5elcng;rg TO tbe estate which
slaves we're sfterwards cmancirased. sths
petitioner claiming Ass The sadminis,ra.
trix should be charged with the apprsi.
sed value Of those aslsves.e - TINS snd 9th.
er minor matters by wsy Of ssrchsreine
the sccounts of che sdmiaistrsss;x sMd
suardi.a. are the ai;egas;oos Of ~ rsti.
TONER. ia ige 4eaek and sfr. Hdvas1s
argued for the petitioner. and Mr. sssle.
Phersou sud Nin = .sE. w itiams ~ MsS
Abell.-Sasr. siHsoaa~ h1sa D. 6Ass 81 a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-28
RLAKlsTONE 4 MORGAN.

They wiii psarsice IN 81. Mary's and the ad-
jcining sounfics and in the Court cf Appeals.
Sp~vsal and prompt attention viii he paid 10
yke cclicssioa of claims One or both can al
wxvs tF fbrud NJ their Office in Leonard Town
adir~~-. Blakistsne \ Morgan, Leonard Town
J.. a. ~. uarys cunpiy, Nd.
IJANFS =. E!.AkISTONE,
JOSEPH 7. MORGAN,
Der fs-e-I
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-28
Law CO-Partncrship

Tie undersigned. Attorneys Mt Law and So
IsctorS IA ChanoeTy. have this lst day of De
~emlwr, Issa, associated themselves 10 practice
thrir profession under the name an style of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-28

> HEliten Do NJ .lssp sskipk q
tAsir spass tliaga oa - sPur 80 r
uneaent;, hptene of then aowR . NJ
Eesland sse IN gead separtse s.tbs otk-
e day. psaid PsasA aGFeasshors cane
With lis sesseaesy. istsuinssie es;ss. 4 -
tie great Anesisan travslasE ss:lken.
travel" vas IL The rsplJ hs 9Ss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-28

IA fashisnshle .slfssyeaa~ q @is
tion fhss II shsy do6F fspent fkey ~ 10
SSshe ''rlsce of etcksxis sheasissss. RsA
Certainly mild way 0f putting isssSss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-04-28

san in the city Of Nantes. For several
hours she had been concealed in q fre-
place with three other persons and though
q Ere was lighted and seversl times her
dress was in flames, she did not surren-
der until the sufEerings Of her companions
demanded the humiliation. She vas con-
fined in the prison Of Blaye, and the rig.
or with which she wss treated By the gov
ernment provoked excited discussions in
the French Chambers. For some weeks
Paris newspapers, magazines, aad pam
phlets were Wild with the subject, and q
number Of duels grew out Of it.. Finsl-
ly. 70 the astonishment Of the legitimists,
the Duchess gave birth in prison 10 q
daughter. The Orleani~ts hoped in con-
sequence Of this 10 fx terrible disgrace
upon the priscees, bat she published q
document in which she ccufessed 70 hsv.
ing cootrsesed . secret marvisgs With
an Italian noblemsn yese bsfors.s She
WIS as once released. slA -11al -s azxsu
This ended the pclisicsl career cfths Ddeh
ess de Berry. She retired TO erbeansifal
palace ia Venice, where for twenty years
she lived hsppi.y aud serenely 1ish her
second husband, tie Dukc de L 6fseis, BY
whom she had Ave chiidrUu. She 6ecsnsc
. widow for & seeond Gme In 1854. The
latter part OF her life has been passed ppou
princeiy essste id Ssytia. Her sou che
last oftts Ftssea Boef6uls, vAea ~
legisinistsE stili Sesily esaf Kise Hsass,
kves Sf FtoEsd5sf, II l0Osf Austfis. Sss
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ChristadOro's Hair P~reservative, as a Dress
ing, acts like a charm on the Hair after Dye
ing. Try it. JaI3dw
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mand at 7Gl2c per head. Turnips soc per
bushel. Sweet Potatoes scarce at 81 BOG
l IS per bushel.
PRovIsIoNs-The demand is in a light
iobbing way and our quotations rep
resent order prices. We quote as follows;
Mess Pork SIS 50G29 O0. Clear Bulk
Sides l5&@l6c. Shoulders llAGlzc. >.
C. Hams 2l@22Zc. Lard in tlerees 100
l6}4c; kegs 1S@lSEc. Fresh Dressed
Pork ll@I2c.
SALT0The stock is large and prices
weak: 80 ID barrels - 40 delivered from
first hands.
SuGARs-The market is steady
Common Louisiana, 10%@I1c; Fai
to good fair, l0@Ilc; Fully fair, l21S@
I3Zc; Prime, l3L@l3Ze; Choice, 1910
lac; Yellow clarified l4H@15c; White
clarified, I4Z@15c.
SPRITs-DemRnd light, and market
weak. Common Whisky 75c to 81 on;
ProOfS1 % to l IS.
SAUERKRAUT-Selling at SS9l0 per Dbl.
STARCH-5H6Sc per 10.
SOAP-MOttled 9A@lOXc; yellow 7&@
SIC; common care.
TOBACCO-Prime natural leaf, light
pressed, SOL 10; fine fancy Va. 90c9Sl;
fine bright pounds, $4,000; medium
bright pounds, 70@SOc; common bright
pounds, 62G70c; medium bright half
pounds, sound, 62G7Oc; smoking, fine
and fancy, 6O9SOc; medium and common
35G50c.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Chancery Sale on Friday, February
Is, 1870.

No. 3I95-Chancery Court of Memphis-Har-
rlet J. Royster, Adm'x, VS.. ). 5. ROyster
ct ais.
ID virtue of an i~nterlocutory decree in this
ID cause, | will sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at the -auctionhouse OF Roys-
ter, Irrelevant & Co., No. 40 Main street.
., 1870, within legal hours, the undivided
one-half interest of J. W. Register, deceased,
in and to the following real estate, to-wit: U
Lying and being in the county of Shelby
and state of Tennessee, on Island No. 40, in
the Mississippi river, designated as Lot No.
3, on the plan OF survey by Robinson & Moon,
Engineers: Beginning at a stake in a road,
the northeast corner OF T. P. Halls S5s-acrs
entry CWhenoe south 81 west ! chain and 10
links stands a honey locust marked BIZ
thence east g. chains and IS Sinks to the bank
of a chute; thence south and westwardIy
with meanders Of said chptBs chains, 8 chains
and II LINKS, chains AZ links, 10 chains
and II chains II a stake On the bank of the
chgtei thence west 30 chains and 50 links to a
stake and pointers; thobee north - chains to
the ~hegipntng, containing 25 H-lOO acres,
Also, Lot No. 1, on said plan of survey, be-
ing on Island No. 40: Beginning at a stake in
the northwest corner OF the 640-aere entry;
thence east = chains; thence north q chains,
thence west 30 chains; thence south 80 chains:
thence east 3 chains; thence south IL chains
10 the beginning, Containing l5 7O-I00 acres.
Also. Lot No ., being on Island No. Sj: Be
ginning at a cottonwood on the ban of the
river, west side OF the Island, marked A, on
south boundary line; thence east %
chainS to a stake and elm marked B.: thence
uoIlu 81 CHAINS ana 20 INKS 10 an elm marked
C.; thence east : chaipe and 81 nuks to an
ASH marEed d. on Mltchelfs west boundary
line; thence South with his line 81 chains
and 30 Inks 10 an ash marked Z. IN MqGaV-
ock's north line; iheneF. tteSt with his line
lU4 Ghains 20 RcOit0n wood marked +. on The
bank Of the river; thence north 10 west
thence north s Weat Id chains and 10
links to The beginning, containing As acres.
Terms OF SALE.-0ue-third cash, balance
on q credit of six and twelve months, notes
with security token, and q lein retai..ed till
payment OF the purchase money.
A. ALSTON, G.. and NJ.
LogwoOd, Micou q Fowlkes, Solicitors for
compliments. ja3