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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-06
Norbbeut1heu Qlopb in 8remeu

In, mir ermaattet Gtnjablunesn aatunebmen, welae
burd bic e%iaselnen poadmter per oeen aneesebentn
latlt wtrbeu. Sci GtnIenbung Sun @elberu an uns N
Sic MbreNe bts @bfenpers unb Gmpfansers 8euau an-
~tuaeben: n,.
aa6luus ea BON jescm ppfamte sur Nus3atluns
Sura Ste unterseta netea ansencmmen. Der bteFse
Gmpfdnser Der betrehenben anweilung Bat aur 5ebuns
bes @elbe5 bic auf beri elben befnblt9e Quitting et=
aenbdub / a ~ unters etanen unb fb bur1 Nennuns
Ses yauens un6 Wctnorts bes NbienoerS 3u beRtntrnen.
WiQiuS 8ro'S II. Dunbar,
aaenteu bes NprtbeutIdeu 2lrub fur ben guf-anuei.
lungs. 9ertebr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-06
Gin Ouel BEL WCouiasGre
,pinnen.

Gin Duell bei Wcq uiazGreet
Der polttifer Sol. WcNamara unc
Der 8antier &arnum, teioe ron Seem
Yort fo&ten am leyten @onntas @orz
gen in Mcquia<Greet AM Nptp,aac Elm
81 itplenzD ueu aus; 0arnum tpuree tDDtz
lid perwuncet uno mad Walbin9tpn oez
tradt. Mcglamara entfpb mitietnen@e~
c%unranten. llrl ade her Strettigfeit tpar
cine Dame, 1no spar cine iebr ber3lple,
penn als man ibr iaSte, pab Die betpeu
Sitter 9enSuoen seso9en waren, UNI ll@
auf 500 uno 9eben ;u befdntpfen; meinte
fe, es wdre tbr iebr 9let@9I!tt9> rpenn iie
l@ sesenieitts topti&S0en.
9umbu9 nit einem SUM
Der fetnerns &tele BON @arbiT
rburoe in @ooo's MuieuIa 81 Seem Yorf
als cine Der jin9ferworbenen Mttraftio~
men on9eset9t. Matarli9 ftr5mte MQes
berbei, paS intere1ante unb oielbeipros
@ene %lln9ebeuer fennen 3u lernen. Nber
i@on na9 3pet Sa9en ,purbe IS ru@bor,
baS bas, paS man BEL @oop'S 3u iebtn
befam, muir Elm @Ypsattrud be6 Sri9iz
nails 1ei. Da eS nun ouaemein betannt
1T, paB bas Original 1elbf Elm 9umbua
1T, 70 befamen bic 9uten New Yprfer ei>
men obseflat&ten 9umbu9 ~ ieben.
- Bottom mug bieleS Sabr $780,:
sos Steuern be3ablen> btinabe onberts
balb Miuipnen mebr olS i'm Ypriaer
Sabre.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-06
9tut(4t &Qnf

9tutl@t &anf
COLLINS 9ro's \ 9uubar,
,Mo. 1873 Dritte @trase,
st. Naul. aRtuuaeta.
Gurppdti&es u. inldnoii@es
8onf' II. @cbicl'
@ei&dft.
Oeppften.
Oct uns >~eppnirte Gelter aeteu ieber1ett sbae sorbe.
AT isas:s!' stshsIssnts 3.tss ans aases'rsast StlStr ser
@iaius Bros ". Dunbar.
@e9lel
.f aue sasptp1ase guropa's nne ben Der. @tasten IN
)eNebtaen Sunsuaen unb ermd6teten Courier. BON gu
en 8antea eter 9cnauters aueeeaeate aOe@fA sSaaea
*'ts't't tn st'' BET "' m III {s,;'s1 ,;i't u. Dunbar.
Ser. @taaten Sbli9ationen.
5.2oer ant ans.re Der. etaatea essts ,aufen uns
ktfaufen MIR aum a%IuftARen Ndrttprettt.
WiQias Bros u. Dunbar.
@olo uno @ilber.
Brenee uab etneetmti&e gRanstn i5nnsn sum bS@fsa
@ersss t" sa''trst'' r%Sia1i;st g Wr"'s ", " o.nhor.
Die Gin3tebung BON @rb19aften
unt sas sneaHo BON fonatsen gorb.runsen In alien
1betlsn Guresa's uno ben Der. @taaten mtro prompt
@iQius Bros u. Dunbar.
8puma9ten>
xestenis stne; ger,t4tsietannss.. s$:n'unss: ans an:
''''''' ''' '9''S"'8Ssii aiuS Bro'S u. Dunbar.
Ser. @taaten &etlepaHe
UT RstI: mad una I" europa ~St1'rss" MIR auf''
@iQius Bros u. Dunbar.
Die @ermaltung BON @runoeigentbum
sns f%unatsen, BIER t~elesensn germ5ssn. fswte ben Der.
huf beHelten nbernetnten MIR fur Auswarttge seeen
haIise mmifFuusbe &uuns; etsniO bic
8ele9un9 Don @apttalien
mf bette tsystbetartiae st&.rbett.
@tQtuS 8rp'5 II. Dunbar.
@elber In DeutI9lanb
pelde b.t unferen ~bprttsen Gurrei ponoeuten fur unfers
RedEune nteberseltst uereen, fpwie our4 uns In
Deuti&laxb etuee,useaen Geper iablen mir bic. in
GDIh aus.
@tQiuS Bros u. Dunbar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-06
5000 @prb Maple 9pl3

DIR unter,tt&nete tstrb rdbrenb BET 6aifun 5000 4srb tes
lnoaaen unb beaea Staple 5plses. mel1es X mad st. paul
ssbradt soase. an Der Oben 2anbune 3um WbpItfale uus
Resatl 8srsauf ~ peuJ mdsiaa:r T..t}eu btst.u.
J. ......G ,%--n.. AnpyeaS Gops.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-06
81. paul INT paeiFe.
3ueigHute.

@inona uno ct. Yeter.
gerldet gDtnsna 1880 yernnittass uno sersinsst NIT ben
5useu BET Daluautee unb Ct. 9aul 8abn. "
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-06

u. 4stmtde, Stilpate-
Ws1- Erbnte, Wtnneaoplte,
ID S1immel. ST. Deter
T. SDeeu, Stem u!m,
g. 9uns, Nuitin,
". u.tEri6s. Wiu9ua,
w. Eerifm ann. Owaunrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-06

Ngentur Der
Wermania9 ebenS@ er1@trunssseleQl9aft
In " avs. .
Der ~etn,tsen seutfaea @eiealdaft tes Att tn ben
Ser. Staten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-06
@pf:M n tn II 4 E II

DDd:A n tu I III
mad Benz
Nprobeut1b 8unS,
"a 8atern
Burte N BERG
Baben
5eMen
2Wrem burg,
ben Nieoerlanben,
DGnemart t.
Murm,sra uno @@weben.
inner Der Garantte Ser YpRperwaltunS ees
Norbbeut1heu Buube8
Iuno oH5
Norebeutihen 2lopo in Sremeu
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-06
S6ife< @pntrafte

@hifa<@pntrofte
tas Dansi' uno sestiatFs sa ben s'atsata 9Fttft'
@iQiuS Bros u. Dunbar.
Moentur Der Bremer uno 5ambur9erl
Ypa=Da mpfi6tfe
gaHaae.preife 3ablbartn @ulb.
Bremsn unb 9antburs rad New gort unb
Baltimore:
8ptfa.nbed: Grwaafene $40, 2tnbtr BON 1 bt
10 sabrea SO, sdusltne. 81.
Son Nem gprt na9 8remer unb San,burs:
,.3yette eeiats: grwa@isas $72, ataSsr BON
..8pNdsnbed: &:wa&iene s25, atnber BON i Ill
Wiaiws gro's u. Dunbar.
Der 8remer Dampfer .emiat.~
eaaasesret1e I'M sYtts saese ~ Bremen mad Ai:v
gprt, sablSar in 0olb! -
&tubtr ION 1 bts 10 Sabreu.".".";..:";.",:s: f6.3
Rtnber un..r etuent rs
Opposition ''n ersm II ! ~ sts9%ns . c,.t
Mgentur Der y
Montreal Ocean Steamship Company.
8~tiaens.a.~p aaase.ptstle sta 2tsetseel Que.
&c uub Rpntreal aablbas tn Gurrenea:
s.n 2Essn:ssin. M's~sssa' nea St; gau1,"".". $50. 50 9
s.a 9ststata1s, e&~tstu," """: 7S.@
9tsstt sntts IL sasrsn bic 5d'ftt. stnstr ua.tr Il.
etn Damsfsr S'efer stnts ssrlaSt a'serp'a1 am Diem
~"'-". -, @tQius 8ru's u. Dunbar.
Snlano .paRase @@eine
am Rstien ses 1eY gett une Baltimore mad st. paul
"' Wtaius sss's u. Dunbar.
Meentur Der
Wnmania 2ebenS@ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Rewspr. .
Der stn,tsea seut(aen Selsaiaaft ses att tn ben
4abttaI y. sou, OOO.l
GpmfuIat
= ;ses g..
Nprbbeut1&en 8unbea
s.St. Haul. 'mtuuefota. + ,
s. @illtua @en1ul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-06

ct. = asasassno Mi,taeapplia s3Gae.
grladen st. past 7.35 uab 1920 0orm!ttaes u:es 400
unb 6.25 NahmtttnAa.
WerlaKeS Mtnnsap9lts 8 90 garnttt1ss. aaa: 3.45 Raat.
mittags.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-06

6e5et .ines Brdutlsa,ns.
> noQe @utt ie bod serl9uuen,
2aB mid ui@t ibren Sob betpeinen!
Du bait ber Gnsel @iQiouen,
limb t@, i'd babe r.ur ben @inen.
8ebet ses Gbemanus.
> poue 8eel3ebub fe nidt seri9onen,
Dir tanr's ia nur ssrins eri@einen,
Du bait ia Geufel MiQionen,
@p mimi ta3u aud nod ben Ginen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-06

tar Damsi, unS @eselldtFe III ben btutoaen Yreiftn
BET
@iQtuS Bros u. Dunbar.
Moentur Der Bremer uno 5ambur9er
Nk-a@>>..&>ESA&H
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-06
0pttes Mprt it 2utber'S Yebr,
Darum sergebt lie ~nimmermsbr.

Darum sersebt lie nimmermsbr.
Sa wabrliA, rs siett teinen Sobn
unlsreS Gclfe5> auf ben mir ftolSer gu
lein po5 &edt bdtten> lno fetnen 2ebrer
Der STRIDE felt ben Easen Der &pofel> fir
wel9en wir @ptt mebr iu panten @rlnr
bdtten> ais 9utter. Die belten 9eitn
oeutl9en @elen5 llnb in ibm ;ulammen<
aefaBt uno our 1aDntsn Blutbe 9etom>
men Gisie hes @emitbs uno finpli@er
@inn, beilieer Grnf i unp fr1bli9erS 9erS
Elm Muae, pa5 in BE &bsriinre cerGwi9<
tett orans uno su9let6 nit Treuoe auf
ieoer Blume neS GelpeS wetlte, einNfutb>
Der Don beitisem Corn wauen tonnte unb
bod i'm beili9en Sieo uno i'm frDbliden
Gang 1i@ er9ob. &ur& mas peutf9e
Mrt unp Notur @@DneS unp Gole5 Don
@pttes @naoen empfansen bat caS war
in 2utber Yereinist.
limb 70 tpenoen mir un5 oenn an ale
eyan9elii9en Gbriten res s9n< uno MuS@
lanoe5, 1pel&e fort unp fort bic rei@en
6ru@te Der 9elesneten Refurmation &C.
! hitteBsni, ::ntn:: Eer: mr,lh&ep:B ttte> un5 gu
uh(triiu &pm@uenf ::Nl1Fei6e 9ano ;u
4eiQeu, uno ::eri.&en heian1eya. pit. 9trren
| @e1tliatn: pno observation-disclosures RAM
ii1er: i1l6t tbieir 3ifbe' nnttt3ie9et 59 'rroQen,
in ibren> @emeinben unb anbere1 &reiien
tbrer Betanntl9oft einmali9e ODER liebe,
fortae]tBte @elblammlunSen ;u ptranz
talttn, oamit bic erforberli@en GUNNER
balo au1ammensebra@t perben uno tuenr
ni9t eber, 10 bod ipdteiten5 am 4OOjdbz
rioen @eburt6ta9e beS uaerl@rodener
|r3euaen Der etpi9en @otiesmabrbeit, caa
Denfmal Ypuexeet oafebe.
Der 6err aber, in oel1en Namen Mi
biel en- Mutruf aus9eben la11en, noble benz:
1elben bel Nlen, an rie ct 9elan9t, Oct
oewunlbten Ginsan9 1@aHeu> camit ibr
6ersen unp 5dnpe gu fr1bli@em @ebe>
f9 auftbun!
Das Comite zee 2utber'0 entmaI'Serein
Marttns, &urlBenoer.
@pmmer, @efretdr.
G1@enba8en, &enoant~
81. B1tt9er, @uaroein. Gin
eefein, Seminar Director. Sitter
&rei6seri6tS . Director. o.. Ger
barbt Yrofe0or. &rumbaarpa
flor. 2an9e 2ebrer. 2eu{@ner
Sber>8 ers'&atb. Met6ner Diree
to: Der Discpnta @eltQl@aft. &et
@arpt sen., Bu@bdnbler. S&eibe
Superinteupent uno Gonitortalrath
|Stolbers. arbeiter. Stun Sber
furrer. $50. ..t...
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-14
TELEGRAPRIC SUMMARY.
The Storm in Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 13.-At half past
II O'Clock last night the roof OF the
east wing of our courthouse followed
the example of the west wing, and
fell in with a tremendous crash. The
disaster was precipitated by the weight
of snow upon the edifice. No one was
injured. The loss is probably from
ten to twenty thousand dollars on
each wing.
There is much public excitement
and indignation over the occurrence.
The press several months ago alleged
that the buildings were unsafe, but
the allegation was pOohoOed by the
officials, and no attempts to strengthen
the structures were made. A COM
mittee OF architects has been ap-
pointed by the city authorities to in
Vestigate the disaster. The storm
continued through last night, and
was by far the severest of the season.
To-day, however, the weather has
been quite pleasant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-14

THE Archbishop Of Bordeaux thus
describes a case of sOmnambulism in a
Young Priest: He was ia the habit OF
a, ,-iting sermons when asleep. and al
thoD. ri a card was placed between his
ewes and the note book, he continued
10 write vigorously. After he had
written a PAGE requiring correction,
= niece of blank paper Of the exact
81 q was substituted for his own manu-
scrinf ,5ra-i and on that he made the cor
recfions in the precise situation which
fbev would have occupied on the or
iginal mage. = very astonishing part OF
tRis is that which relates to his writing
music in his fssleeping state, which, 1t IS
said, be did with perfect precision. de
asked for certain things, and saw anu
heard such things, but only sueh
things as bore directly upon the sub
iect of his thoughts. He detected the
deceit when water was given to him
in the place Of brandy, which he asked
for. Finally, he knew nothing OF All
that had transpired when he awoke,
but in his next parOxysm he remem-
Oered all 'accurately-and so lived
sort Of dOuble lite, a phenomena
which is said to be universal in all
the cases Of exalted somnambulism.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-14
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Two Cars Thrown from the Traek---NO
Lives Lost.
SPECIAL no THE Appeal.

HUMBoLT, TENN, March I3.-An
accident occurred to an upward-bound
train on the Mississippi Central Rail-
road, seven miles below Jackson, by
which two cars were thrown from the
track, severely wounding FIVE or six
passengers, but none fatally. No lives
were lost.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-14
FUNERAL NOTICE.

BoRUM-The friends and acquaintances of
Mr.. and Mrs. %. Bolsseau are invited to at
tend the funeral Of Mrs NARY BoRUM, this
(MoNDAY) morning, at Il o'clock, from the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Court ST.
Services by Rev. DR.. Stesdman.
Virginia pabers please copy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-14
NOTICE..

U. s. PATENT OFFICE
WAsHINGToN, D. G., March 3. 1876.
On the petition OF Mary Ann McComb, Of
Memphis, Tennessee, administrative of David
McCOmb, deceased, praying for the extension
OF a patent to the said David MeCOmb, on
the 18th day of June, 1856, for an Improvement
in non-elastic bands for bales of cotton and
other hbrous materials.
1t is ordered that the testimony in the case
be closed ON the Hth day Of May next, that
the time for filing arguments and the Exam
iner's report be limited 10 the 9th day of
May next, aud that said petition be heard on
the lst day of June next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL p. FISHER,
mhlH Comm lisaInllar Of pafanrs-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-14
DIED.

.MoGRATH-sunday, at midday, JOHN Nc
GRATH, aged 30 years.
The funeral will take place on TUESDAY
morning. at 9 o'clock, from his late residence,
on Tate street. Services from st. Patriok's
Church, at 10 O'Clock. Friends and aequaint-
ances are Invited to attend.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-14

A writer in TIE ReUOysalOH claims
that there is no need OF further agita-
tion Of the question Of female suffrage,
since the enfranChisement Of woman
is completely secured under the Fif-
teenth Amendment, which is as fol-
lows: The right Of citizens OF the
United States to vote shall not be de-
MED or abridged by the United States,
or by any State, On account of race,
.col,r, or previous condition Of servi-
tude- Sec. ,. Congress shall have
power to e,, force this article by apprO-
pirate IegislatiCn." The argument OF
ihe writer, who Is woman, is thus
put
''There is nothing in the Constitu-
ton of the United States 70 forbid our
voting but a want of citizenship. II
we are not citizens, what are We? III
we are, the right to vote is not TO be
denied US byahe United States, or by
any Of the States. If we are not en-
fyanchised on the broad ground Of cit
izeDship, our case must be covered
under the latter clause Of the first sec
ton Of the amendment, which refers
20 the slaves that were, which says
the right 10 vote shall not be denied
fon account OF previous condition oI
servitude.'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-14
DISABILITIES REMOVED.
Complete List Of Tennesseeans RestoFes 10
Citizenship by Congress.

The following is a complete list Of
Tennesseeans whose disabilities are
removed by the bill which recently
on Friday received the signature of
Drn.fr1nv,F Gpa-k.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-14


VIM. Campbell, II. NJ. Burney,
J. J. Turner, w. r. Stone,
Daniel B. Clid, w. G.. Cox,
George II. Morgan, Walter p. Evans,
Thomas Butler, James NJ. Marshall
Austin Fl. Morgan, Barclay Martin,
Daniel III. Morgan, VIM. J. Neely,
VIM. Hawkins, B. NOrthrop,
VIM. NJ. McCue, Stewart Nelson,
Job. NJ. Morgan, Thomas b. Smith,
Alfred Caldwell, Erastus S. Smith,
Rob't J. McKenney, X. S. Wilkins,
Archibald Wright, G.. 1. Gillespie,
John w. Head, J. J. McMahan,
Thomas S. Boyers, ]. S. Devine,
ID. 5. Munday, ]. p. Sims,
Neill 5. Brown, ID. n. Key,
John Overton, W. L. Eakin,
Miner Merriwether, TOmlinson Fort,
George H. Nixon, S. A. Key,
J. NJ. Hughes, jr. II. ID. Hamilton,
f. G. Huntington, Abram DemOss,
James II. Thomas, w. 4. Avery,
III. s. Young, K. z. Caldwell,
Mat. n. Alexander, W. w. James,
e. T. Gsrdenhire, 4. J. Wakemau
Thomas G. Martin, Ed. II. Pennebak0r,
Anthony Elder, Jos. l.. Scudder,
Alfred Bryant, III. l.. Davidson,
J. l.. Bullock, Matt. Martin,
A. W. LOOney, John NJ. Bright,
John ii. Davis, Chas. Ready,
John l.. Brandon, James NJ. Baird,
NJ. NJ. Brien, Abram Britain,
j. r. Brien, VIM. B. Adams,
William A. Bryan, M. X. II. ROyner,
Henry 5. Frazier, p. T. Scruggs,
Sam. NJ. Fite, Joseph II. Sloss.
J. B. Cooke, John N. Powers,
J. w. Judd, J. Van Hooser,
r. ID. Murphy, Chas. KOrtrecht,
s. R. r. II. Murphy, Geo. Dixon.
Junior, Marcus j. Wright,
Thomas R. Smith, ThOs. c. Eldridge,
II. Graft, ID. X. McRae,
JOS. Barber, John Z. Ray.
Robert Cox,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MAsnHlcNnTlcE

THE stated convOcation Of Penn q
4 Royal Arch Chapter No. p. will beXX
held on MONDAY Evening, March i1th, Wy
att O'Clock. All members OF the Chapter are
requested 10 be present, as business OF I'M
pOrtance Will come up for their considera-
ton.
All Companions are fraterually Invited.
ID. c. TRADER, 81. E.H.P.
C. LOCKE. Secretary Inhly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-14

HAVING sold oul oar stock OF Liquors, Gro
IL csries, etc TO Mr. s. II. VIII IFEHEAD we
respectfully solicit our friends 70 extend the
same nDeral Patronage to him they have 10
Us, as we can recommend him as In every re-
sPect worthy Of liberal patronage.
MCLEFHESH & co.
Having purchased the stock OF Liquors,
Groceries, etc, OF MesSrs. McLefresh & co.
at 24 Front Row, 1 respectfully ask the pa
tronage OF the public as 1 shall az all times
sell goods al the lowest market prices and
guaranty everything as represented If you
want goods cheap for cash, call.
s. II. WHITEHEAD.
uhI4 .lf EfrCr,s E,,-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-14

g TOLEN, from the alley. between Jefferson
- and Court and Second and Main, last even
ing. between and o'clock, my BAY HORSE,
white forehead, and white saddle and birdie
The above reward viii be paid for mis- re-
cOvery.
mhH b. NEWTON HART.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-14

The long span of the st. Paul bridge is
50 near being completed that 1t is off the
trestle work, and wholly sustains itself.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-14

Mr.. Jefferson's "Book about the oler-
gy'' is favorably spoken of by the iitera-
~ journals abroad. 1t viii probably be
soon reprinted here in the same style as
bis Book about Lawyers"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-14
REMOVAL.

DR. W. r HODGES has removed his Office
! from 279 Main street to RR Madison
RS- Residence lss Union street mhl3
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-14

house among the crowd that / had
never seen before-at least did not
remember ever having seen them.
They did not notice me as passed
out, as there were so many persons
passing TO and fro, though some Of
them, think, were looking for me
fhnp
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

vet turned toward what he deemed the point
Of attack-that ia,the end of the Colopers
heavy cavalry boot-he did not zee where he
.was going, and, being at the head Of flight
Of stairs, be made an Unexpectedly rapid de-
scent.
All the Colonel saw Of him was his heels Is
they went up and the head went down. 81 :
u He felt no great anxiety about his cate, how
ever. and flnishing his. toilet, started shOftly
after to meet his dear young sister. ,lIig !,
Major L., his worthy host, smiled as he
passed out, and remarked, quietly:
" You made ten-strike little while ago,
Colonel. knew what was mp, and was glad
to see you end the game as you did" The
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One OF. Ned Bpntline's admirers, after reading
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1 burst OF enthusiasm he dashed OF the fol
lowing lines: sl - 80 @3} js
l. dOh, listen, maidens, listen ly 3o
] story will tell .
About loving couple
JH A dashing besu and belle. 'Iili ~
1 Ill speak Of their betrothsl-- .Hy
Their wedding and Its cost
/ Their troubles and their trials
And how they were divorced.
.'@l' Shoe Fly! Don't bother mel
| .t3rj Shoe Flyi Don't bother mel "
/ ,t,t., Shoe Flyi Don't bother me ,,Ht
For must read the GREAT WExKLY!
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1 Il vi tine feel ike telling ma ~ 81
l. .t.4. feel like telling BROTHER tlt
| feel like telling pa
I 'Lt3 I feel like telling Cousin Sue
I...al And handsome Cousin Walter
l feel like telling every one 49,
| To read the SHADowED ALTAR.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03
MISCELLANEOUS Reading.
NASQUERADE

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A lNtle o,d woman Ssfore ne siiae w
Went slowly down he sEsst ts9
Walking - IL aWo0yf - - ~ SsF tfrss1 Nd
Were her feeble, lettering feet
F1r6bSh Jhsdei hsf old poke bonnet
canght giea0 Of snow,
And boz waving cap string Aests4,I Oh
!, Like peppon, 70 and no:
In the folds d her rusty mantle, :
sSddsn e. ssf 70 aop pseg ser DON iAlliag
Witha SoSch = quick - thought
sWhsp, .nnder the old poks bonnet, s "a
Z o6W WjnSome face,
Framed With the flAxea ringlets - Hei5AI
OF my wee daughter Grace. 4r15IFf3
Mantle and cap together gllg ~ f.1t'8 3ts
Dropped Oh Ut my very teet; 44,5s4
And there stood the little fairy,
Beautiful, nushing, sweett Aa
WIN 1t be like this, wonder,
when at last We eoune 10 stand i 'si ss3,is
On the golden, ringing pavement
OF the blsassd, bleassd lands
Lostug the rusty garmeats
We wore In the years Of Time,
viii oar better sslv !. sPring Backward
Instead Of the shape tAat lid n, ~ nv
Shall We pet ear chic -hearts beck again,
With Z brightnsss that wil stays 4TiMB
tboueht-but my little daughter s. LEA
SLIPPED her dimpled hand In mine;
~ was only playing" she whispered, Jaw
"That Iwas ninety mine. !" " ~ =