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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-28

The Cincinnati Enqairer thus no
tees General Sheridan's mission to
the Old World at this times "A war
In which armies confine themselVes to
HghtiDg armed men, and don't make
apraetice Of shootiBg pestilence-strick-
en- women and children, wiz have so
little in common with Sheridan's
style, that he will hrxdly care to
waste much time in " Ching its pro-
gress."
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BOOK For THE MILLION.

A@
MARRIAGE TIA a P nIEsTE S % tssse SSo n
GUIDE. s tS m m I Sp tine a R6Gys rsySfa.
tons of the sexual system, with the latest
discoveries in producing and preventing of
spring, preserving the complexion etc.
This is an Interesting work of two hundred
and tGenty-four pages, with numerous en-
cravings, and contains valuable Information
for those who are married or contemplate
marriage; still 1t Is a book that ought TO be
under lock and key, and not laid carelessly
about the house..
Sent tn any one (frseof p~ostagel for so cents
Address DR.. Butts Dispensary, No. u N,
Eighth street, 81. Louls Mo.
sS Notice 10 the Affected and U1gOTtSndte
Before applying to the notorious QUACKs
who advertise in public papers, or using any
QUAoK REMEDIES, peruse DR.. Butts work, no
matter what your disease Is, or how deplora-
Bile your condition.
Lr. Butts can be consulted, personally or by
mail. on the diseases mentioned in bis works
ONCE, No. u n. Eighth street, bet. Market and
ChaAtnut. St Louis. Mo.
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sRucERs AND COTTON FACTORS.


NJ L AEACHAM has this day associated
vi. with him his son. Il. F. MEACHAM,
and ;. b. POSTON. OF Memphis, and A. ".
ROBEk1S, late Of Powell, Roberts 4 Co.,
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn. under the drm name Of
NJ. L. MEACHAM * Co, for the purpose OF
continuing the Wholesale Grocery n Cotton
Factorage business. at the Old stand OF
Meacham & Treadwelf, No. 3 Union street,
StoneWall Biock, where will always be found
one OF the largest and best selected atOeks OF
Groceries, which VIII be sold at the lowest
market rates.
Mr.. Meaeham returns his sincere ank to
his many friends and customers for their
kind and liberal patronage or past years, and
earnestly sOlicits for the new Arm cOntinu-
snee of the same, piedging strict attention 70
business.
Memphis, July /, lS70.
N. L MEACHAM. a. W. ROBERTs.
Il. Il. AEACHAM. j. B. POsToE.
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PERSONS leaving the city during the sum
nler months can have the DAILY APPEAL
mailed 10 their address at the rate Of twenty
five cents Der week.
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Authorized Agents Of III APPEAL viii have
q properly sealed paper from A. ID. WITITER.
SPOON, Baslness Manager. None Others
should be recognized.
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HERNAMD0 MALE SEMINARY.

THE next session of this school VIII begin
on FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
The class 5 will be four, viz: A PriHlar an
intermediate, q Grammar and High Glass.
Terms as follows, for i've months session,
payable in advance every half session: Prt-
SO, High, S30-with D cents a month adj
ditionaI for incidental expenses. Assistant
Teacher, especially OF Classic Languages, Mr..
w. H. FoUTK. Refers to Col. j. 7. Leath and
Hon. John johnson, Memphis.
E.O. RENNER. Principal.
Jyl8 P. o. Box No. S., Hernando. Miss.
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7 RECOMMEND LADIES: Three sizes of my
/ Jointless- Eiastlc-lnVisibie Walking Skirt,
the only Skirt adaptable for the present
walking dress; manufactured and sold OILY
GENUINE FRENCH CoBsEra, sizes rom HIS
Robt. Wsrley's Durable Plain Corset, Ad.
LfOiseRn's Elegant EmbrOlderea Corset and
Nine upOnt's Beautiful short Corset.
The DEMoRKsr BREAST PRorKCToR.1 guar
antee best qualify, both IN skirts and corset
mvl7 LOUIS LANCE
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Il published daily and weekly BY the Mem
phis Appeal Publishing Company. nj tbs
Appeal Building, No. Il Union st.. MemPhiA,
THE DAILY APPEAL 6
Is sent by mail to Subscribers one year Sioi
six months, IS 90; less than six months, u
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Be we'd by carriers anywhere in the city and
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Sunday edition included. @a
THE WEEKLY APPEAL
Published every Wednesday morning y semi
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or more, ga year.
We hsve no travelling agents. Remittancea
must be by dram or postofnee order. Money
n the risk Of the sender.
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NOTICE.

IATOFfCE is hereby given thet certificates
IN No. 2l. for 20 shares, and NO. l20ls for Il
shares of stock in the Memphis and Chsrles-
ton railroad, Issued In the name OF y. e
Franklin. and now belonging to his essate,
ave been lost; and it Is my Intention 10 APP
ply to the secretary of the company for du-
plicates OF same. ID. A. THY,
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THE Chicago Times thus promis-
ingly speaks of the prospects of Chi
cago:
brigham Young has prophesied that " a
republican government is taking the
United States TO hell as fast as it could"
The prophesy is sustained by the present
state Of the weather, and 1t looks as
though a route by way Of Chicago had
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CORRESPONDENCE

Containing important NEWS solicited nom
any part OF the Globe. WRITER'S name and
address required on every CONTAMINATION as
private guarantees Of good faith. All com
munieations recommending candidates for
once viii be charged for. :
An letters on business should be addressed
10 A D.. WITHEasPOOS, Business Manager
and communications and letters FOR Pubiiea-
ton, EDITORS APPEAL
W. X. HUNT, President.
TNT I'm SrrpEr.Ry
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

A 7 my SchooI-roOm, on Adams street, July
N lith, L will M a session of six
weeks, terminating Angurt Nth. Boys pre-
pairing for any class in college will be re-
ceived. / particularly desire boys VINO in
fend 20 attend my school the next session.
Parents can select any study they may desire.
Reference may be made TO Judge Thomas +.
smith, III. Leath, and other member Of he
Board OF Education Memphis City Schools.
Terms, $40 for the term.
7. {. ANDERSON,
OF the University of Virginia, Teacher OF
Memphis CITY High Schoo iy6
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AnvrRTTsINa RATES

In the DAILY AFPEAL. 81 Per square,, 20 cent?
per line. or 10 cents per line, according TO
place In the WEEKLY, ons-half the rates Of
the DAILY. Advertisements inserted In the
SUNDAY APFRsL, are charged one-sixth ao-
ditionaa 10 above rates. Terms, Cash In Id
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DEMOcRATIe ROHiREEs FaR SUPREME
COURT JUDGES.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

J. e r. RAY-----.For Judge OF Probate
JOHN BRoWN---.FOr Comfy Register
ALBERT NJ. sTEPHENS---For Attorney
Generalof the Bartlett Court.
Civil District.
PC. MAHAE~-AFor Constable Fourteenth
Civil District.
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Park Avenue Academy,
~ Miles from Memphis.

NEAR Memphis aud Charleston railroad.
~ The seventh session opens September 5,
1870. Students prepared for the University OF
Virginia or any rollege. Twenty bOarders
can be accommodated.
For circulars, apply TO II. Wade & Co, and
Taylor, RadfOrd 4 Co, Memphis.
ty& W MILLER, MA, Principal.
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TIE SYMPTOMS Of

THE SYMPTOMS Of
Liver Complaint are
tuneasiness and pain
la the side. Some
Hines the pain b In
1.-The shoulder, and Is
Itism- The stomach is
appetite and sickness,
stive, sometimes alter
mating with lax. Ths
head is troubled with
tpain, and dull. heavy
considers
bile loss OF memory,
accompanied with
! having LEFT undons
to have been done
weakness, debility end
les some of the above
"a &C other times very
liver Is generally the
Cure the liver with
Regulator,
AND HERBs, A
vegetable, and can do
hundreds, and known
years as one Of the
and harmless prep
% the suffering. II
Fefsistsntly, IL Is sure
ITO cure dyspepsia
Headache, jaundies
f~costiveness ,sfckhead-
) lache, chronic diar-
trhea, affections OF the
bladder, camp dyseR-
g kidneys, fever, ner-
OF the skin, impu-
auchoiy or depression
collie, or pains IA the
lead, fever and ague,
Iack and limbs. asthma
and bilious dis
ared only BY
III. ZEILIN &CO.v
Druggists, Macon, Ga
IN Memphis.
= ap6
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SIMMONS

mistaken Tor rheumat
affected with loss of .
bowels IN general eos
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pB- Groceries and produce received ON con-
slgnment. BY close attention TO my business
I shall endeavor to save my patrons money
and trouble. tyD
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ROANOKE COLLEGE,
SALEM, VIRGINIA.

.TNHIS Institution has a full corps Of In
L siructCr5, a thorough course Of studies,
and aims at a high grade OF scholarship. Its
superior educational advantages, moderate
eXpens es, healty location, and excellent
mail, travelling and telegTaphic facilities,
render 1t well worthy the attention and pat
rOnage of the South.
Expenses for session of Ten Months,
-------.-------. - III
This estimate includes Board and Tuition,
embracing Modern Languages. A slight adj
vanca on the above for students boarding In
private families.
For further particulars catalogues, etc, adj
dress HI d. +. BTrTLE. d. D.,
President OF the College.
For circulars apply at the Book Store OF
NJ ssrs. Cleaves. Smithwick q hatcher, 23
Main street, Memphis. jyl9-d&T
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ISSUED DAILY, SUNDAY & WEEKLY


CLUBBING RATES.-To clubs of two or
more subscribers we will send our Mammoth
Weekly, the largest paper in the S~Outh-33x5j
lnches-for one year, each, 81 To clubs oftwo
OF more subscribers we Will send OurSUHDAY
APPEAL, for one year, each, 81
NEWS DEALERS, AGENTS, ~ETC.-News-
paper Dealers, Express Agents, Country
Merchants, Postmasters, Depot Agents, and
any friends OF the MEMPHIS APPEAL who
win do so. are requested TO procure regular
Subscribers, remItting to as the amount less
ten per cent, or five per cent. for Clubs, for
services; OF, II preferred, arrangements as TO
compensation will be made. Specimen
copies semi on application.
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ADVERTISERS

VIII end the MEMPHIS APPEAL the best
advertising medium In the state The great
extent and variety Of Its reading matter has
forced its enlargement for the aec0minoda-
ton of advertisers, and its circulation In All
parts of Tennessee. Alabama, Mississippi,
Hexas and Arkansas, among mefchanfs,plant-
sirable to those who wish TO reach the gene
raj and s~ubstuntial public, By advertising
their respective business and tnterests
address, $500 APPEAL"
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LIVER

painfnl seusatiOn or haviu,
something which ought TO b
Often complaining Of Weakne
low spirits. Sometimes som
attend the disease, and &C Of
few Of them; bat the liver b
organ most involved. Cure &
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MEMPHIS APPEAL

OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY.
FISHER AMEs TYLER, E5s
MATTHEW G. GALLAwAY,
r n FEGLIsH, News, River, Commercial
l. J. DUPRE, and city Editors
=. L. JAaEs, -
THURSDAY MORNING July. %, 1870
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For sale b. an DruggisEs b
Price. 81 T mail. 81
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Dr.. Simmons Liver Regulat0r,

A PREPARATION OF ROOT3 Al
RANTED to be strictly VegeUi
no injury TO any one.
II has been used BY hundr
for the last thirty-nve yea
most reliable, efficaeious and
aratious ever offered 20 u
taken regularly and Persist
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terry, afectlOns % The
vOusness, ellills, diseas
rity Of the blood, mela
OF spirits, heartburn,
bowels. pain In the b
dropsy. bolis, pain in bi
erysipelas, female affe'
eases generally. Prep.
+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-23
ByLyne h Brother, -.
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1889 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT vALUA-
i BILE LITTLE Fam ;HR n rHa kE q
MILES OF TOMAiIAWK STATION. ON THE
RICHMOND AND DANFILl.E RAILROAD
By virtue of certain deed of trust executed 10
Stutz, dated the osth day of January 1853, duly re-
corded In the clerks office Of Powhatan county
court, to secure to William ). simmer the de-
ferred payments on the REAL ESTATE herein-
OF the beneficiary in said deed of trust, proceed to
sell ut public auction, on the premises, on ~ ES-
DAY the oath day of May, 1870 ut IL O'Clock NJ. If
fair IF not, the next fair day thereafter Sum
day excepted), at the same hour the REAL ES-
TATE conveyed In said deed of trust, which SON
sists of 4 VALUABLE FARM called "BROOkE-
FIELD" lying and being on Swift creek, In the
county of powhatan, adjoining the lands OF Robert
ing ONE HUNDRED AND NINETi-FiFE
ACRES OF LAND, about fifty acres of which Is
well set In heavy oak timber, thu remhinder
cleared and in high state OF Improvement, and
Of which there are about twenty acres OF rich
creek fairgrounds.
There is on the place FINE ORCHARD of the
most select fruit trees, such as apples, peaches,
pears, &c. with several fine springs near the
Portable FRAN DWELLING containing about
six rooms, with the usual out-buildings, such as
barn, stable and quarters. '..# ~ g,
TERMS: Sufficient In cash to defray expenses OF
sale and TO pay off a certain negotiable note OF
81 O55 due the 2sh-3lst day Of December 1862 with
hteres tiupon same until day OF sale ami the restdne
of the purchase money on such terms ana secured
I'm sucl manner as the said William Tayllr .tus-
direct: In ca. iils failure TO do so, In such
manner ma upon such terms as the said trustee
ahf1p th,nksb best and proper ..a-y-.
Parties wishing TO attend the above sale can
leave on the O'Clock train on the morning OF the
oath and return at 4 O'Clock Of the same day.
my IL RO. Is. b1 NE, trustee.
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by James nj. Ia Tor,
Real Estate Agent ani Antloneer,
Off'rc No. ssl Main street.

IyEITSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
TRS(,T7 OF LAND IN GLOUCESTER
COUNTY, AT AUcTIoN.-Ky virtue OF a deed Of
trust dated the 18th day of February, 1860 executed
Ar, A. Cailc,t his wife. and 81 rec rd In The CLERK
office OF the county court q loncester, shall of.
fer for sale at auction. on the 2a day OF May atthe
hnnr of IL o,cloc ~ the front door Of the City
Iiaii I'm tue city OF Richm nn,i, that VALU ABLE
TRACT OF LAND, in Gloucester county, known
"a WOODBURY., containing hy estimation four
hundred and ffty-onc acres, and living adjacent to
York river. Two hundred acres of The land are
cleared residue In woods, except abont ten acres
or marsh, There Is a DRFti ING aud other Inn
nroyements on The land. There is pnolic land
Ing, with wharf, IN only a mil 3 from the land
and the soil IS said to be of excellent quality. A
Mat of the land will be exhibited on day of SALE,
The terms Of thu decd require cash to the extent
Of ah0ut H. 600 but 1t Is believed That arrangements
will he made on or bcfnrethe sale BY which nbe-
raj credit win be given on The residue OF the pr
chase money. '- JANIS nj. TAlLok, a''
my 10 , .t.. = ...'t I....! ...,..ta, Trustee.
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- ATrTToN sALEs-rnis Dsy.
BIZ Thomas ~, Reese, Anctioneer,
NJ f213 Main atrfxt

uoUsEHoLD' FuRNITuRE, OIL
II CLOTHS, pE EF IL s5Ks Go hb
sEWING-NAo CHIMES, AT attTI99;TTH iis
DAY, commencing at 10 gotdeksI VIII sell a. my
auction house an assortment @ desirable FUR
S 81 RlXENTT tfARLoR FURNITURE, in
;se green reps--Tfew style; ~. 40,
R0SEWOOD PAliLflH3SS!l, In enlofcd rcEs,
MARBJ.E-TOp GENTLE mud SIDE JsABLEs.
MAHOGANY sIl3EBBkRD with m arblc tops
SlOEROARDS and CHINA rHM ,SEsI 20 .
EyTE SslG N and u EAf DlNtNG-TABLEs,o
WALNUT, MAHOGANY, Gnd ,rl.AlN AMI
BUkERUs WA sHsTANDs .EsgI
TABLES and CHAIRS, ,..:
SOFAS LOUNGES. .....
One SUIT COTTAGE CHAhBEh fohNA'
JENNY LIND aud COTTAGE EEDsTEADs'
NEW HAIR and SIUCK " - TkESoErsn;;, src
ETAGERE Els, ; WHAT-NoTA anu mCSi'
CANE ana WOoDlsEAT. Gil IR: nusvs :.
sEWfNG. MACHTNFS-vcry .uperl2r ,,c,,rS
Goi,D HIINTING.CaSE LEVER WAlCHEo'
FLOOR OH. CLprH-good Quality; --s.'-.s :"
TEA CHINA, .CASTORS, ; ~ I tf.s.s.. E.
FORKS, SPOONS, &C. uprsrr
4. uvss .--.s si.{ 1..i Auctionter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-23

A You've HERo.-The milwaukee, SEMI:
mel ofthe 18th says /: "Ofiiecr Smith has
given us the particulars of d remarkable
display Of heroism on the part bf aittle
south-siier about eight years Of age. The
little boy and his mother, Mrs. CONN:
and an infant brother, were walking alons
the dock last evening, block f3i ni" ..n
below Eldred's shingle-lnill. Tor the p'..-
nose Of looking out into the harDor ana ,ts
shipping. The mother had yenturea 70
take the stroll to hnmor her little boy FRED
die, and, in walking along. Decaiae 80 h-
terested in something on the oppeslte sac
of the river that she failed 10 notice tn'u
her infant son was toddling OIL the
d d a sudden splash and cry Of
alarm brought the mother to realization
of the danger of her darling. Frustrating
herself, she reached out for the child, ana
in her anxiety TO secure 1t lost her na'ancc
and Joined the infant IN the treacherotIs
flood. Freddie. immediately upon the ais-
annesrance of his little brother, ran for
noie and upon his return was surprised TO
ind that his mother was gone. The cries
from the river led him TO divine what had
hapened. Rushing TO the edge OF the
wharf, he saw his mother tlomderfngi in ttae
water. Crouching down he handed her the
stick. which was gently grasped by the M
fettjonate mother. who had managed IL
secure her infant. With remarkable pre-
sence of mind she badc the boy hold
fast and cry for help. Freddie otcyed, and
succor came, three or four sailors rushing
TO the rescue. We shall not attempt to de-
scribe the scene that followed-the dripping
mother kneclins upon the dock with her
arms encircling her children. and, with
tears Of joy streaming down her pale CHECKS;
thanking God for the safety of herself ana q
her darling child. The sailors were SO We'll
pleased with the heroic conduct OF ihtle
Freddie that they contributed qqne sum
for the purchase of a silver edal to be
worn nv him in commemorative of his
bravery in rescuing his mother and brother
from a Ygatery oraYe.V
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TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES FL

TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES FOR
SALE AT AU(TfOE.-T viii sell on TUES
DAY, May q, at O'Clock p. NJ, at the factory Of
Messrs. C.. j. Baldwin & Co.. on MANI street BE-
low Twenty fifth, all OF their FACTORY FIX
.TURES, consisting OF
HTDRAUt &c PRESS and PUMP and IL
~ RETAINERS, OF Talbot Il Brothers pa
1MUNSEN & COLEMAE'S w II f F. L
q ''. PRESS, with eight retaincrs; ...- 'rs.t
7 0POT MILLS, sheets and tins complete;
/. 20 BOX SCREWS, bands and billets complete;
4SIIAPE SCREWS, ,...
4PUT SCREWS,
/ - pounds, long tens, short tens, nine-incli,
! 81 fOurs, pOckeL-pleces, &C.; ....
90 LUMP CHESTS, 49,. %,
8 PLATFORM SCALES, - 80 $3.50 :.
A large number of BLOCKS, SINNERS, &C., Of
.-rr. :; all sizes and kinds; a ....-
STEAM BOILER and PIPE,
tt 2 large LICORICE BOTLERS, "" e!
l small LICORICE BOILER, 80 ....t
ll,,. l WRINGER, TROUGH, and TABLE, COM
,sm1 Gpa atsf BIN, s.H,.. .-......
i, 500 DRY ERS, in good condition; .,..
10, 900 TOBACCO STICKS s..4-
0 STOVES and PIPES, complete =; ..
''' 10 FOUR-STALL BENCHES, KNIVES, and
1859 SCALES, complete.
With n large variety of FIXTURES usually
found In o tobacco factory. .
mylo. ".s -.. 49,. r-a Auciionecr.
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The Detroit Press suggests these ne,

The Detroit Press SUGGESTS these new
ss;1sp ~ III the primer: "Th6 goose is on
her ro0st. She Is n fine quadrulrd, and has
tenor voice. Can the goose fly far?' No ;
neither the goose nor the rhinoceros can fly
far Hcrc il the gas-works. II is high
building. All our congressman are born
here. DO congressman ever steal? You
may be sure they do.-This is picture of
Horace Greeley. What is he doiugY. lie is
mailing strawberry plants.
A Florida paper gives glowing deserip-
ton of Thunderstorm now in the pos
session of lady in Key West, which, it
asserts, :" has the popularity that'it offers
immunity to thread nsainst fire, the thread
being wrapped around the stone, and then,
as thus prepared, thrust into Il heap of red
hot Goals" '''rhe thread" 1t continues,
"may be taken from a cotton spool and
wound one thread upon another, still
though the stone be heated to u white heat.
the thread will not be burned, nay, nor
even scorchel." .... 'e'..- 49," -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-23

The Greek philosophers held THAT thick
neck indicates strong chasacteT. r
wrl-sized neck, not too thick, shows high
mindedness: a long, slender neck, cow
artiice very short one, cunning. The
animal types these follow are respectively
the lion, the stag, and the wplf. Thin
Inns. loose st the ends, and the upper over
hpping, also shows highmindetmess; ana
this, too, belongs to the lion type ana TO
high-spirited dogs. Thick lips; the upper
projecting, show folly, and belong to the
tyne of the ass and the monkey. People
with projecting upper lips and prominent
gums are apt 10 I've abusive. a nose with
thick extrcmities shows indolence-the bo-
vine type. An aqllaline nose, well cleared
from the forehead. shows hishmindedneSS.
The same indication is otf,rad by round
nose. flattened ut the end. A nose turning
,m rapidly from the forehead show lmpu-
dence. Nostrils wide open show passionate
character. Fleshy face shows indblence and
cowardice; lean faces, diligence; little
faces, small mindedneSs; large faces, SLOW
best. If there are bagsy formations about
the ewes, the subject is fond of drink. Litl
tic ewes are sign of little mind; great or
prominent eyes, of stupidity; copgaye eyes,
of mischievous disposition. AS TO their CO.
lor. very black eyes show cowardice, "a also
gray and the pale-colored eyes, those of the
blonde type, and bright cleaning eyes, in
dictate courage; glittering eyes,a sensual
character. The forehead, if little, shows
inaptitude to learning, if very large, stu
pidity; if round, insensibility if square
and symmetrical. self-will.. A large head
shows nsensibility; little head, lively per-
ception peaked head, impudence. Little
ears belong to the monkey type, and GREAT
ears to the donkey. One may observe that
the best kind of dogs have moderate ears.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-23
BY Wellington Godhin, .a.
AuctIoneer and Real Estate Agent.

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SALE OF BRICK TENE-
L MENT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF DUVAL
STREET NEAR TO BROOK, AVENUR.-By
virtue of deed of trust executed by Sally Thomp-
son and Matilda Harrison to George w oodin
tnow deceased), bearing date l4th March, 1860.
duly recorded In Richmond Hastings Curt In book
No. 81 page 34a shall as the personal represent
tstiye Of said George Moodln tdeeeasedi proceed
the sotl May, 1870, at O'Clock p NJ, If fair, II
not the first fair day thereafter, the LOT located
As ahoye fronting 2S feet on the IN north , side Of
mated Us Lot No. q in the plan of lots laid Off by
Marshall, Mann, Roper. Dance and Sheppard,
having thef coup large BRICK TENEMENT.
TERMS: Cash sufficient Ia defray expenses of
sale and to discharge the balance due on The org-
nai purchase money. amounting to $333.d0, "a OF
the 18th February 1870 and as to the residue Of the
proceeds of sale, on such terms as The parties In
terested may direct; or, on their failure to give
any direction, then on such terms AS l may
think tit. .,i.3,, .s.,. .,r,r..., j. l.. PETIT,
Sheriff of Powhatan county, T.
and as such personal representative or George
WoOdfn (deceased). trustee. ..i... - my 20