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Irish and Saxon COurting.

All, those fluent tongues of the
Green Islei What exquisite pleasure
it must be to be cOurted by a genial.
whOle-sOuled Irishman! Our phleg-
matte Saxon temperament does well
for married life; it lasts well. 1t takes
several years for some people to get
kindled 50 as to get up a wedding
heat. The Saxon eouTtship is grave
and serious; it requires consideration.
have known proposal of love to be
stated like a thesis, and calmly
argued for and against with far less
warmth than Luther would have felt
in debating a thesis. Indeed, many
cOurtships are like attempts at kind
ling fires with green wood. Ofcourse
a fellow has 60 go down upon his
knees; a few staFYeling Goals are
heaped together; a mere spark
dances in and out upon the inhospi-
table charcoal, and disappears on
one side as fast as it appears on the
other. But by all manner Of shay
tngs and bits of paper-mere trinkets
as II were, and billetdOux-a slight
flame Is got up, which strives with
doubtful prospect to convert the smoke
into blaze. The bellows are called in,
The fire is fairly driven up to its work.
The green sticks begin to sizzle
at either end; and though, at
last, when heat triumps, the fire
Is large and lasting, the poor fellow
that kindled it had to work for il.
Not such is Irish fire. A spark on
tinder, coal upon powder, torch
thrown down upon the dry grass Of an
autumnal prairie. 1t is touch and 20.
Heavens, what blaZei IdOn't Won
der. The Irish tongue was made for
elOquence. 1t rolls as easily along as
a rollicking brook through a meadow
OF flowers. 1t huns as sWeetly as a
whole hive Of bees, each one with his
thighs laden with honey.
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NEW YORK.
Fenlahs in 6ihFallar---canadiaa hide
pendeRee---N York Nearly as bad as
Louisville for Crimes and 0utragss.

New YORK, June H.-The HerdlO's s
London special says great excitement
prevails in Madrid in consequence of
the discovery of plot to blow up the
powder magazine of the Fortress of
Gibraltar. Fenianism is supposed to
be at the bottom of the conspiracy.
The ring-leader has been arrested.
The Cortes has closed for summer
vacation.
The Worlds Montreal special SAYS a
great independence mass meeting took
place in Montreal on Saturday night.
In the course of a stirring speech Hon.
John Young said the time had now
come when Canada should sever the
connection with Great Britain and
become an independent nation. At
this announcement the greatest part
of the vast assembly cheered Justify.
Laf1amme said an appeal made
to England for support in case of
an invasion of the Dominion would be
futile. The present Imperial Admin
istratiOn had deserted her colonies
and proved herself STEP mother to
those who had fOstered the deepest
affection for her. 1t was therefore fol-
ly to think of anything but indie
pendenee.
Other speakers followed in the same
strain, and the meeting adjourned to
Tuesday. The Independence move
ment may be regarSzd as fully started
in the Dominion.
A change IN the temperature of the
weather took place last night after
another exceedingly hot day. The
wind altered. and a strong breeze
blew up, and the mercury fell nearly
20'. The thermometer, at 3 D. m.
Sunday, marked 95} in the shade,an
at one this a. IN. it was 7S, and at a.
M, 81. The heat yesterday was eX-
cessive throughout the country.
A number of tragedies are reported
as usual as having occurred in the
city and suburbs, yesterday. The
most extraordinary was the 9 cal stab
bing of a young FrenchR<An named
JOezian, by a jealous hugzand, at II
West Ninth street. Thy murderer,
Edmond Juarez, had suspected his
wife Of infidelity, and at nine O'Clock
last evening, meeting his supposed
wronger, he plunged a knife into his
neck. Mrs. Juarez was taken to the
station house with her husband. She
eAOAAANo eAA~ e'AAN5eNsACA oSdAAAce nCL AdAI
fame.
Yesterday morning, a German
named Daniel Lietchem, was stabbt
by Thomas Sheridan, printer in
Thirty seventh street, the assassina-
ton was done In the street and the
murdered man walked some distance
with his hands over his abdomen to
keep his intestines back. lie was car
ried in a dying condition to the hos
pital by the police. Sheridan was
caught and locked up. -:
In East Forty-sixth street, James
McNarris quarreled with his wife,
and chased her down stairs. During
her flight he fred four shots at her.
One Of the bullets entered an opposite
dwelling and took effect in the back of
Mrs. Fifzgibbon as she was lying in
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CONGNGITTEES=

ON ARRANGEMEN TS-Messrs. J. ". Daw-
son, K Dudley Frayser, G. W. Frazer. j. A. .
Louden, J. ]. Dubose, J. q. Barbour, Dr. K.
w. Mitchell. Walter A. Goodman, K. j.
Black, ]. B. Marshall.
ON FLOOR-Messrs. T. d. Johnson, J. y.
Hatcher, W. p. Gray, Raphael Semmes, IT,,
R. I. English, A J. Black, l. B. Mcfarland
and NJ. b. Thurmond.
on PRIVILEGES-Mes Henry Nooda
Moses White, Jas. Barbiere, +. L. James L..
ID. Hummer, 7. 2. Adams.
GATE COMMITTEE-Messr Chas. Locke
Jerry Lewis, r. r. Catron, T. P. Holland, L.
POdesta, Geo. b. elliott
COMMITTEE ON RECEPTION-Hop. Jeffsr-
son Davis, GOV. Isham q. Harris, Gems. u.
i. Pillow, j. q. Fizer, R. II. twell. p. j.
Quarles, COlOnels ROOt. SnOwdeu. VI Ma
gsyney, Jr., "A. J. Wicks, =. j. Murphy. ".
r. Hunt Judges II. 7. Eilet, r. j. Morgan,
j. K, Fhppin, e. M Yerger, 4. ". HelskeII,
Reyerends J. Carmichael, j. T. Wheat
and hich- Hines; Messrs Frazer Titus. N.
Magevny. ST., Louis Hanausr, Sol Hssse.
Lew Wexler, Lou Leubrie, II. M. LOewen-
slime, +. M AppersOn.
The privilege Of tue grounds, consisting O T
BAR-(In this all liquors, beverages. tobacco
and cigars, and ali things appertaining ~
well regulated bar will be allOWedJ
RESTAURANT This includes all substan-
tial refreshments, such as breads. tarts.
meats, 1sh, coffee, tea, milk, etc-)
col, Oi,FECTIONERY-(Ie cream, soda water,
candies, cakes, nuts, fruits, and every thing
usually found in confecdOn stOresl, and
SHOOTING GALLERY, are now open to bid
ders-remaiutng so until the 18th inst
None OF the abOve-Damed refresnment
stands Will be permitted 10 sell anything
that VIII CONFLICT with the Others. Parties
receiving the right to Tend Will be privi-
legged 70 erect as many stands as they please,
and be protected in the same from out
siders.
An bids for music, lights. privileges. etesi
must be addressed 20 II t-NRY MOODE. Chaa fii
man Privilege COMMITTEES. Ledger ofiicsss sorev
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Austrians. Among those present
were Princess Humbert and SAVIOR
Casagn0n, of Italy. In the evening
a grand banquet was held, at which
pacific and appropriate toasts were ex-
changed by the Representatives of the
various European powers.
The Earl Of Clarendon Dead--.Advancs Of
Wages---EngIish Politics.
LONDON, June 27.-The Earl of
Clarendon died quite suddenly yes
terday. He was attacked with diar-
rhea on Friday. He was seventy
years old.
some of the proprietOra of the cot
ton mills in Lancashire have conceded
to the advance in wages, demanded
by the operatives. Others still hold
out against the strikers.
The election for member of the
House Of Commons for Bristol has un-
dOubtedly resulted in the choice of X.
ID. HOdgsOn, Liberal, though the re-
suit has not been officially announced.
Notwithstanding the large Liberal
majority usually cast In Bristol, the
Tories threaten to contest the election
on the ground of fraud and cOrrup-
tion. The nominations were made
on Friday amid much confusion and
some violence.
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NASHVILLE.
The legislature after the Railroads with a
Sharp Stick Summary Proceed
iaes Projected.
special to the Memphis Appeal

Special to the Memphis Appeal
NASHVILLE, June 27.-In the Sen
ate Mr.. Morris offered bill TO amend
the act establishing the county o
Etheridge. Passed.
Mr.. MiIlsap: Bill to amend the aci
establishing the county Of Clay
Passed.
Mr.. Cooper, Of Bedford: Bill au,
tEorizing the Attorney General of the
State to institute legal proceeding
against railroad receivers who have
sided fraudulent issuance to use State
bonds. Passed.
Mr.. Slaughter's bill for the relief ol
J. b. Cooke and R. B. Hurt, securities,
passed.
Mr.. Palmer's bill to exempt from
prosecution soldiers of the Federal
and Confederate armies for crimes
committed during the war, except
murder, passed.
The House joint resolution to ap-
point joint committee to examine
the charges made against members of
the Legislature by John Baxter was
referred to the Judiciary Committee.
The House resolution for the Legis-
lature to adjourn on the 11th of July,
to reassemble on the second Monday
in November, was amended /" to reas-
sembIe on the first Monday in Decem-
ber," and eoncurred in.
The House bills passed the Senate
on third reading to change county site
of Dickson and to establish the county
of Crockett in West Tennessee, and
for the protection Of game in Fayette.
The House bills on first reading
were thus disposed of.
To limit privileges of fast freight
lines. Passed.
To repeal law making buildings
liable for license unpaid. by occupants.
Passed.
For the benefit of the Mississippi
river railroad company. Referred to
the Committee on Internal Improve
ment.
To punish disturbers of public meet
ings. Passed.
To annul twenty bonds for $1,000
each, issued to the Insurance Com
pany Of the Valley Of Virginia
Passed.
To establish a Criminal Court for
Montgomery comfy. Passed.
The Senate bill for the relief of re-
ceivers of public revenue passed the
third reading of the House.
Amendments to the Senate bill for
the sale Of delinquent railroads, were
in and Mr.. Cooper, of
Bedford, and Mr.. Etheridge were ap-
pointed a Committee of Conference
on the part Of the Senate.
Vote rejecting the House bill for
the protection Of game in Shelby
county was recOnsidered and the bill
passed a second reading.
In the House the Senate bill provid- |
ing for the lease of certain railFOaLs |
passed first reading.
A resolution to examine into the |
school fund frauds was rejected.
The Senate bill to prevent the mar
rage Of white and cOlored persons
passed third reading.
There is no smallpox, ,Rktbe peni-
entiary. The erroneO1s saseP1Ifet grew |
Dut of too many cases of measles in
hat institution. Prisoners break out |
occasionally, but not with smallpox.
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POOR SPOTTED TALL
ne Hs5s Himself SsdiY-She Sailed Away
As Drank too Deeply the "Pipe Of
Peace"

CHICAGO, Ill, June 27.-Spotted
TaiPs favOrite wife died last Monday,
Just before be and his party reached
the Agency. All the presents given
him by President Grant and Others
he placed in her grave, and it was
thought he would kill his favorite
horses. He says going to Washington
was bad medicine.
AT Morris, Ill, Sunday morning, in
the Catholic Church, Miss Sadie Brice,
one of the pupils of st. Angela Acad-
emy, being overcome with heat, fell
from the orchestra to the floor below,
distance Of twenty-five feet. She is
in a precarious condition
Adolph Lund, keeper of a saloon at
Calupoa twelve miles south OF here,
was drowned this morning by falling
in the Calumet river.
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PERSONAL.

The reporters Of the city press are
now known as BOhemia's pen brigade.
Some persons think money valuable
for every purpose except paying debts.
If you wish to realize the scarcity
of money, try to raise 500 for a char
liable purpose.
George Sands complexion isalmOst
copper-cOlored, like that of an Amer
icrn abOrigiDe.
The original members of the CHIC
raj societies are said to have belonged
20 a marine band.
The milk Of human kindness in
crowded cities is so condensed, that it
is found only with great difficulty.
John B. Thompson, former editor
of the Southern Literary Messenger, is
now on the staff of the EUeHiRg Post.
Carlyle is afraid when he reaches
New York he may be scalped in
Broadway by a tribe Of Indians on
the war-path.
We learn that during the storm of
Wednesday two children Of Warren
ton, Ga, were struck by lightning
and instantly killed.
Mrs. E. W. Deen, the gifted South
err authOress, accompanied by her
son and daughter, Is staying for the
present at South Orange, n. j.
The last name in polite society for a
great bore, is HOOsac, in allusiOn to
the famous tunnel. she is a HOOsacp
is 4 phrase Of terrifying power.
Four sailors were arrested for steil- |
ing Young HysOn from Vesey street /
establishment the other day. They
must be the FOur-tea Thieves.
In Paris the most important local
news is rarely published until he
second day after its occurrence. |
What a paradise for lazy reporters.
"That charming woman and myself
are IN sympathy with each other"
"How so, my dear felIow?" "WeU. |
] hate herhusband, and she hates him
too"
SpurgeOn looks like a man who |
never had an idea nor an aspiration. |
His face is singularly animal 10 ex-
preston, and his features Of a coarse |
1y vulgar type.
=" Parepa grows on me" said an en-
thusiastic admirer OF the delicious |
GAuScLs an sOILy " uCdE tldL,
remarked his companion; /" she is too /
large already"
Miss Frances Power Cobbe says the
uprising of the sex throughout the /
world is certainly a unique fact in
history, and can hardly fail Of some
important results.
GIlmOre's band has greatly i'm
proved since its leader made $40. 900 /
at the Boston Jubilee. By-the-by,
that Is the largest amount ever real
lied from a single cOncOrt.
1t ought TO be encouraging to young
men in their struggle for fame and for
tune that Horace Greeley entered
New York poor printers boy with
out friend, and only three or four
dollars in his pocket.
Murat Halstead, editor and propri-
etOr OF the Cincinnati Commercial.
and one of the most successful Jour
nalists In the country, was assistant
local editor twelve or fourteen years
ago on the Enquire, Of that city, at
Sl2 a week.
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LOUISVILLE, June 27.-R. G. Gray
and American, from Arkansas river,
are due tonight. The river, has fallen
six inches in the last twenty-f0ur
hours, with Eve feet and ten inches
in the canal, and three feet and ten
inches in the chute. Weather hot, SO
hot that for the past few days the
mercury ranging from so to So.
ST. LOUIS, June H.-Arrived-
Grand Tower, Memphis; Colorado,
Vicksburg; Richmond, New Orleans.
Observation-Disclosures and baTges, New
Orleans. River falling. Weather
hot, with strong indications rain this
p. M, but none fell
PITTsBURG, June q. = Weather
clear. Thermometer So at 3 D. M.
The Monongaheia has fallen twenty
six inches.
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81. Louis hens.

ST.. LOUIS, June GA dispatch
from Denver says the last spike in
the Denver and Pacific Railroad was
driven by John Evans.On Friday last.
The spike was of solid silver, and was
presented by the citizens of George
town.
Col. Thos. Bennett and Rush Will
son were knocked of the excursion
train on the North Missouri Railroad,
a few miles from the city, yesterday,
and instantly killed. Jacob Kohler
was also knocked of, but not danger
onsly hurt. The accident occurred
while passing under bridge.
Johanna Sullivan and Hilbert
Adams attempted suicide yesterday,
but neither succeeded.
Chris. Schuell was drowned while
bathing in the river.
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MISSISSIPPI.
Mixed Schools In the SsBats---Katters in
the House.

Special to the Memphis Appeal
JACKSON, MISS, June "a very
heated squabble is going on in the Sen,
ate over the section of the School bin
which provides for mixed schools.
The advocacy Of mixed schools is
made the test for simon-pure radical
ism.
A bill was passed In the House to
suppress lotteries, etc.
a bill has been introduced incor-
pOratiug the New Orleans and Selma
railroad.
A compromise is about to be made
on the railroad veto.
The House adjourned early on ac-
count Of the death Of Representative
Gegan of Lowndes county.
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The first Sensible Act Of Her Life.

PARIS, June 27.-The abdication of
the throne Of Spain was signed by
Queen Isabella in presence Of ALI the
members of the royal family ia Paris
and several Spanish Grandees and
Generals. The Queen preceded the
act by reading a formal address OF
farewell. In letter to the Pope the
ex-Queen notified him of her abdica-
tiOn and begs his blessing for the
Prince Of Asturias and for spaia.
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BlaoinnafI.

81. LOUIS June z.-Flour quiet and nm
changed. Wheat spring, weak and droonss
u Ootsl 0s3. Corn dull except f,r cboice A
uuIxea, uIl9 oz!s5oe Oats, 53565c. Rye. s0as2c-
y hIisky steady, 81 G282 Provisions SSief
clear rib, l0c. Bacon; shoulders ISn, ,ss1c!
clear rih, ldla9l65ze; loose clear sides rs,
PACKED do. a5sc. Lard nominal, I5aI6c.
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The Earl Of Clarendon Dead---Advancs Of
Waaea--.ranf;eh poItsioo
Death Of the EarI Of cIarandnn

WASHINGTON, June 27.-The Brit
ish Minister having announced to the
Secretary OF State this morning the
death Ct the Earl OF Clarendon. the
President directed that a message on
sympathy and regret be transmitted
The following is the message sent;
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
June Y, 1870.
TO Mr.. Motley, United States Minister
LoadOa:
The death of the Earl of Clarendon
removes a statesman whose fame be-
longs to the world, and whose loss
Will be felt by other uaetions than that
In whose behalf he labored for the adj
vance of civilization, and in the inter
est OF peace. The President tenders
the sympathy Of the United States to
der Majesty and the British people,
and coincidence to those whom the
loss brings personal grief.
lSigheoI HAMILTON FISH.
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Insolyeat Notice.

uAVING suggested the Insolvency Of the es-
III tate OF John +. Mills. tr.. deceased. here
0y give notice for sll persons having claims
AGAINST said estate toappear before the county
Court clerk and fiie the same, aathenuciiIea
in the manne- prescribed by law, on OF De-
fore the second day Of Decemhers 1915 and
any claim nat dled on or before said day, or
hef,re AZ, aDuropriafion Of the funds Of 1Atd
estate Is made shall be forever barred both
In law and equity. .DOWi
Administrator Estate Of John n. Mills jr.,
Deceased
Memphis, June 2, ls7o iea
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A MamphIan IN Trouble.


Lyme, of the Edinburg University.
died here suddenly yesterday after
noon.
A Mamphian in Trouble.
LEIPsIC, June 27.-Alveah Lake, of
Memphis, Tenn, has been sentenced
to one year imprisonment for an as
sault on the American Consul here.
Blot in Ireland.
CORK, June 27.-The riots have bro
ken out here again. Yesterday @eve-
raj houses were assailed. Quiet, how
ever, was restored, and many arrests
made.
Drought In Germany.
BERLIN, June 27.-The drought
has been very severe through
out Germany. Advices from all quar-
ters report the crop prospect very
discOuraging.
American Cotton In Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, June 27.-The total
receipts of cotton from all points, for
the week ending June 24th, is $4,000
bales; of this, all but 1000 came from
the United States. The amount of
American cotton on hand here is es-
tlnated at 463, 900 bales, and there
are besides los, 900 bales of American
cotton at sea bound for this country.
Death Of a French POIlfIeIan--.Tha Emma.
r0r's healih--Prinee hapo-
leon In Paris.
PARIS, June 27.-Armand Barnes.
a French politician and political
writer, died yesterday, aged 81 years.
The exaggerated reports OF the En-
perOr's illness continues, but they are
probably circulated merely to inf1u-
ence the BOurse.
The Emperor has intimated that
the time has not yet arrived to grant
the petition of the Orleans princes.
He adds that he will urge the re-
moval of the restraints whenever it is
safe and proper to do so.
Prince Napoleon has returned to
this city.
Anniversary Of the Battle Of Solfsrino.
FLORENCE, June 27.-The hide
pendita dsnies the report Published
lately of an Anglo Italian note to the
Greek Government on the subject Of
brigandage. -
Forty thousand people were assems
bled on the field of Solferino on FRI
day, the oath instant, the a4hiyersarY
of that battle, to witness ss83Uay
of dedicating mot The
memory of the 81
The proceediu u
interesting Wer -. duly 3
onel Hose Or tlse bH 81 me 49,. rsacn
and ~ IN ~ ~ 1ef e ssf fha
s'''s4 -
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DIED.

WILLIAMSON-On the 2sth inst, near this
city, at the residence Of her brother w j.
Littiejohn, Esq, Mrs. MARY e. WILLIAMSON
relict Of the late Lewis P. Williamson, in the
65th year Of her age.
Funeral services at 10 O'Clock wEDNEs-
DAY morning, at the residence of Mr.. Little
john, on MeLemore svsnae, by the Rev DR..
1ugale
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bed. The wound was severe. The
free shooter was marched off to prison.
In Brooklyn, Thomas McKeeghlin
was shot in the right side, in house
on Hudson avenue. Thomas Kerri-
gan and two others were arrested for
committing the deed.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF EaR BOARD OF LEvEE CoMAIs-
sIoNERs FoR THE CoUrFEES OF boLANAh
WksHrSGTON AID IasAouEN
t3reenville, Miss, June u. ls10
~ nnsl intsresf- eiae July I, 1870. on Coupon
Bonds issued by this Board. VIII @ pall A.
the BANKING House Of Messfa. Lancaster
brown q Co. No. e Nassau street. New 1ofA
eitv nnon oreselr tation Of the proper coupons.
len J. E. EDMoHps. President
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE

A SPECIAL communication of Kill o
IA winning Lodge No. 34I, will be held ~
This (TUESDAY) Evening, 18th inst-,/V
at O'Clock, for work In the K. A. degree.
All e. A. s are fraternally invited.
By order OF W. A. EDMONpS, W. NJ.
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MoqgILLE ROUTE
! WitbiasH
/ reT
sUMMER SCHEDULE.
TAKES EFFECT IUNE p. 1870.

The train leaving Mem 1ots al LID p m runs
daily. The 400 am. train does not run on
sunday Both trains run through 70 Louis
Vile without changes. Elegant sleeping ears
run through on the l;l5 pm train nom hem-
nhis TO Louisville, connecting at Louisville
with through cars to Philadelphia, Cleveland,
BnffalO and New I ork. without change. Only
one change from Louisville TO Baltimore,
WaahingtOn City and Boston. Berths and
stateFooms, in through cars, ear be engaged
Al the Ticket Once, z575< Main street.
]. Il. BOYD, superintendent.
JAMES SPEED. Ticket Agent ieiS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
w. <. WARDS SEMINARY,
NASHVILLE. TENN.

T'HIs Seminary has just closed its inh
year Twenty-Five young ladies, repre-
sentlng ten states, took the houors; 800 pu-
plls attended during the year. It Is the
largest Institution and most complete IN its
departments or Music, French and General
SouTse or study TO be found in the country
no death or pupil has ever occurred in the
mouse. Next session opens SEPTEMBER IsT.
For catalogue, address
teB We WARD
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Us & & S.ii:s 4: AS 5: 2 s; CORMlNE
lob PRINTERS,
IA Union ST, Appeal Building.

~ We take pl0asnrs in stating to our pa
irons that we have removed our Job Printin
Estsblishrnent to No. Il Union street. Apes
Building, where we hope to see our old
toners and as many new ones as win exam
Inc our work and prices We are now pro
pared 70 do ALL kinds Of Printing and Bind
ing on the most reasonable terms.
Our stock Of Cards, BiIlheads and Cap Pa
pars Is complete. Our material eonsists
atylass.sF rvpe presses etc. mhs
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MASONIc N0Ttcg

A SPECIAL convoeation OF Memphis 9
n Royal Arch Chapter No. IS, will be ~
tnst-s ~ Odd Fellows Hail. at 5 O'clock. (
work IN NJ. II. degree.
All Nd. MS are fraternally invited. a .
H j. LYNN, N. E.sHisf 2
II. C. STREVKR, Secretary. -. isss