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MARKETS.
iB Y LEGR RAPB.1
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 4.-Dry Goods-The dull
ness previously existing here Is Intensified
Dy the prevalence OF q rain storm, while
prices in The main are steady for all stapls
textiles. We quote; Adriatic sheeting I2c:
Cabot, llci Dwight ", &c; L8cOnia b. lie; 40
z, l0c; DO 50 Z7z9c; do l04 SI1ac; do IL A. 37J5c;
NJ Massachusetts BB, lOc; do J. &C.. Lsc1nla
brown dIills, l2Zc; stark, bleached, lSc.
Haumkeag sattesns, l45zc. AmOskeag brown
and blue dentms, 29c; Bates XXX bleached 10
muslipss H9 eci Bartlett do l415c; Great Falls
bleached musl1ns, lO19c; LOnsdale, i5c: Hil's
semper idetn, l5c; Wsltham X IOslc, and
printed ealicoes, lO9llc, the latter rate for
Z eject styles
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Saturday, Juns 3, 1871,

Between the hours Of 70 O'Clock am. and
O'Clock pm, the following described real es-
tate, tO-wit; All OF that lot or parcel OF land
situate, living and being in the county O1
shelby and State OF Tennessee. north oil
Chelsea, allowed and deCreed bv the Chan
csry CORrt Of the city OF Memphis to John T.
ROl inson In the case OF John 7. Robinson VS.
william blnsOu ct al. entered on the 18th
day OF July, ls67, and recorded in the Regis
ter's once Of shelby county, August I, 1857 in
book No. 81, pages 294 etc. not sold ard con-
veyed TO other parties by the said John T.
Robinson before the commencement OF this
ing about Jour t4i acres. more or less, and is
Ia the W Weakley subdivision, near the city ol
Memphis.
Terms OF SALE.-Ou q credit OF six ard
twelve months, with interest, purchaser to
execute notes with approved security.
Equity OF redemption barred.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
II. Clay King, Attorney. myS
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NOTCE OF DlsSOLuTlON.

TTNHE firm Of VIM. Spore & Bro, engaged in
i the fish business, Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. VIM. SpOrs Will carry on
the business as heretofore, at mouth Of Wolf
river, Poplar and BeaIe Street Markets.
Memphis. MAY g. 1871. WM. SpORE.
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Ia rnNTRarrnRe

q EALED PROPOSALS viii be received by
y the oudersigued for the erection Of the
proposed school building TO be built on the
corner OF Market aud Third streets. Plans
and specifications can be seen 81 the oflee OF
Jones q Baldwin, architects, Kit Williams
Block. Bios O. be left with the secretary Of
tn EOard Of Education, at the ODD Fellows
Hall, on or befOse TIE 5th OF Msy next st u
o'clock noon, The COMMITTEES reserve the
right to reject any or all Of the bids.
U. a. FESNER.
N. j. WIGGIN,
i. j. MAN-FOHD.
Hn-rr rfs#a j. -. go.
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CHANCERY SALE
RIA1 ESTATE

No. 2l88, N. r I'm the First Chancery Court
OF shelby county, Tenness se.-John Gun
utnRham ". Mary CuDuing ghams
ID Y virtue OF an tutsrlOcutOry decree for
ID sale entered 10 the above cause, May I,
lS'l. win sell so public auction TO the high
est bidder, on the premise5i IN Memphis
on
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DEPARTURES.
RIVERS. WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

IN EOEkIa
Mlneola, Al. White, Pat Cleburn,
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HAS0NlC N0TICE-

4 REGULAR communication of Leila @
n scott Lodge No. 259, FA Nj. VIII beNPAF
held this tFbIDAI) evening. 5th inst. ~
at ~ o'clock.
All NJ. NJ g frEtesnaIIy invited
By order Ii. II. HIGBEE, W. Nj.
81. =. JUDAH, Secretary. my5
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PARIS

VERSAILLES, May 4.-The Yer
sailles forces have carried by assault
the insurgent position at Ssquet Mill.
One hundred and fifty Communists
were killed, and ten cannon and three
hundred prisoners captured. The
Mill has been evacuated by the Yer.
sailles troops, as it is exposed to a de-
structive IRE from the insurgent for
tifcatiOns.
VERSAILLES, May 4.-Theirs re-
fuses to enter intOa commercial treaty
with Germany, and Bismarck has
protested against an unjust discrimi-
nation made by France against Ger
man commerce.
1t is reported that the Commune
has requested those Orleans Princes
still in Paris to leave the city.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

CHIAPPA.-The funeral OF LOUIS CHIAPPA
will take place nom the corner OF Beale and
fernando streets tnis evening at o'clock p.
m. The friends Of the deceased are invited
90 attend.
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Noa-Rssidsnt Hotics.

Robert F. Macliu VS.. r. A. Field, ". Z. Per-
son and N. T., Pers0u-Lu the Chsncery
Court OF Laud5rual9 County Tennessee.
IT appearing fIOm ahday1J Ia this cause
4 that the defendants, Weldon = Person
and Mary c. Person. are nOu-resid6nts OF the
State Of Tennessee, and are residents OF the
STATE of Miasissip ppl.
&c is therefore ordered That they appear
snd defend this cause at the Courthouse, iu
tas town of Ripl5y, Tennessee, on the third
Monday in May next. {it being the 18th day
Of sid month. and plead, answer OF demur
TO compliments bllI, or the same VIII be Ia
ken for confessed as to them and ssH Tor hear
ing eZparts; and uhaJ a copy OF this order be
published once s. week, for four consecutive
weeks in the Memphis Daily Appeal, q % eVTs-
paper printed and published az Memphis
tennessee. there being no newspaper printed
or published in ssid LaudeTdGle county.
This april IL. ISL
J. n. WARDLAW, @. and NJ
Cummius, Solicitor. ap2Z
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PUBLIC ADMINisrRAToR

TaAHTFEa 6egirinE me %
Il sss1tss VIII Please leave. al ~
Faare a anderson. Is aa-l 49, ~
fa7Ff aII urCla1l8 al1o-lnl z.
IoHN THEHE Public Al-----
splI or sha-7' ~
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Tuesaay. tha lslh day Of May. -

within legal hours, the following described
tract or land, viz: 49,
Cootaininz FIVE ACRES. situate IN me
cQuuty of Shelby ana state OF 4eLlnsssss,s'
near and south OF the city ot Asl-l l, 3llls,
range 3, section - being part Of 2 -. ~ =, 1 ~ y
OF lots So and 60 OF kerrs snoul fll-eA ~ rs 80
I250 aCre lraoi-paft Of J0hu L----l-ss5y 7 49,
acre 6ract-said I'VE acres being tus soAL4
END c. lots So and 90, 9ooFs ldllsls ana
houudad ag follows, tc-Wtts Beginning 0b a
stake. the southwest corner OF Lol NO. oJi on
the south line Cf said sU1g @ aeI5 .rtet Of grant
No. 81 two hundred and seventy lIo34l aud
= feet- 10 q stake; thence east parallel with
sad eouth line, eight hundred feet 1901 10 a
stake on the east line OF said LOT No. go;
thence south l7054l two hundred snd seventy
a4lf y faet, 70 q stake On said aourh IfnS.
thence west with said line l609l eight hun lirod
Kerr, March 8. 1860
TERMs or SALE E--On 81 credit Of six months.
note with good EEefrity. lien retained and
equity Of redemption barred
April y, Is5I.
81. ID, u. STEWART. Clerk and Master.
Warrlner, Lee q Thurman, sois. for cona-
p-@lnA1-a' apis
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cit is stated that the Joint High Com
mission has allowed British claims for
slaves owned by English subjects
and freed by the L. S. Government
during the war. This Is nonsense.
No British subject could own a slave
and be other than a criminal in the
ewes Of British law.
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COTTON.

New YORK, Nay 4--Cotton-demaud active
/ and prices advanced, midduDg uplands,
| l54c Flour steady and in 10 mOdsrate demand
] al So l596 BE- for shipping grades OF extra,
/ Mbgat-demand active and ad ganced. red
1 and amber 81 583l So. Corn dull and droop-
1 Ing; mixed western, SGGS01zc. Whisky du.I
| and lower at 92c. Cofiee firm and In fair
1 demand RIO, EA0 l61Sc. Sugar firm and
/ demand fair Cuba, 9Ql0c. MOlasses steady
| and IN moderate demand; Cuba, 40c: Porto
1 Rico SO fgfca slLlrac
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All the Federal Offices Of st. Louis
are 20 be thoroughly Overhauled, and
all the emylOyes that voted the Demo
cratic ticket discharged This move
ment is said TO result from certain
statements made by Grant during his
late visit TO the West.
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n. ID. L. STEW A Ri, Clerk and Master
hy e, Bel HER.
Deputy Clatk and Master.
=. S. Ayres. SOL -lor NnmplaInant ann
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estats.

No. 1851, r. D.-5eeond Chancery. Court
0art1Fai1 Lewis q Stewart vs. j. G. gsnobi
ct al.
"a virtue OF an order of sale entered in this
~ esuse, on the zf day Of March. 1871, y VIII
selEat puDac guctlon, 70 the higdesa ridder.
In 'front.' OF lhe door OF ths second Cuaucery
Court house. on Second street, Mem phis,
Eennessee, on
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A BEAUTIFUL LINE

OF French Tucked Ekirtfngs in sublime quail
iIys French Piquss and Marseillaz ln satin
stripes BrCcade ami Figured; also frash in
voice OF the new FrOu FfOu shade in English
Welts.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
We are Offering all the popular brands At
popular prices, consisting Of
LOusdale Cambria
Lyman Cambria.
New YORK Mis-,
Mamsutta and p,
Wiluamsvils Extra,
Androsc0gzin Gold Medal.
AndrUscOsEln L.
Fruit Of the Loom.
Lousdsls sou and Hard,
EuscarOra,
Bartlett Steam Mills,
Boot is,
Boot q
Bedford Long Cloth.
MasOuvils,
Hanover Long Cloth,
lU-4 Bleached Utica
lJ-i. 90 and 8-4 P5quOt.
l0-4. 81 and s-4 AudrOscOqEfu.
lI-4 l0-4 "a and s-4 PepperslI,
lU-4 g { and 9 Lac0uts.
IU-s. 81 ana 81 Lowell
l0-4. 81 and s-4 MOndanOck.
IU-4, "a and s-8 Walthmn,
53-lnch Bro. Utica,
% Peppsrell,
81 WaItham
81 WamEutts,
81 Nashua, q.
o. Andr0EcoREtn,
42-luch Amos Eeag.
81 AmCakeaE.
s6-inoh Cabot.
The above comprises only a portion OF eur
popular brands. We would call attention 70
cases OF I0-4 Bleachsd SLsstinE at . cent?
per yard, that we viii open on Monday, the
lst iusi-s also tO0 pieces Of Irish Linen from
the iactC ries Of Belfast and LUrgan, at re-
duced prices
A. SeeSSel & Son.
259 Main ST.. BpB. Court Squars
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NEW YORK, May 4-GOld opened dull and
stesdy at lll9lll7c. LOansswe ere II adj al Ia,
per cent Clearances, Sl7,0O 900. The bids al
the Treasury amounted 20 IS S.jOOOOO: sales
s2,090O0g a. an average OF lbs, Governments
dull and fraction lower than yesterday. but
closed urr0. stocks opened weak. which en-.
cor ged The bears 20 sell the market. when
the Dul's assisted by short interest, created q
call In and rallied the market, closing it uu
nrm. Reading and Lake Shore were The
features OF the day. Erie took start late iu
the day aud sold mp and Ohio and Western
Y DlOn also became active. Money easy at 5
per cent southern securities unchanged.
Old HenDessees, ~; new, 67sE. Sterling *
change, HOS Government bonds of 1881
l615; do. 5zs l0ls; do. 6fs llJ7s; do 65s, llUJs:
do new, 1885 do. 67s, ll85s; 90 6Ss, llS1z: 40,
l0-40s, lO914. Currency IS, 1l51S.
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Hoa-Resldent Notice.

No. gi2-In the Eeeond Chsncery Court OF
Shelby County, Tennessee John T. SuaG-
l0u, z. " GUyer aud ]. II. AcDavfrt, frEs of
HlratUuu. G0yer & Co. VS. James p. Coffin,
Charles conn aud II. Coffin, firm OF Com %
Bros. and 0Euers.
IT appearing from the bill which is sworn TO
4 in Ehis cause that the defendants. james
r. CCfin, Cha-les Coma, and p. Conn are
justly indebted to the eOmpIaIuzHJs IN the
sum OF S5T 81 and interest, due by account.
and that they are nOn-resI1enrs OF the state
OF Tennessee, and that Tor these causes an at
tachment was sued oct Of this court against
the property OF de -eudauts, and ths same was
issued, and has been returned Dy tEe Bnerlrr
duly lsvIed on the properly Of defendants.
James p. ClfIn, CharLes Coffin and II. COf
TIM.
IL IS therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That they make thslr appearance
herein, az the Courthouse of The Second
ChsuCery COurt, IN tIe city If Memphis
Tenn, on or before the nrst Monday Ia y uly,
1871, and plead, answer OF Genur TO COmpi iaiu-
ants bill, or the same viii be taken for con-
f5ssed as to them, and set for hearing eL-
Uarle. and that copy or this order be pub
lished once a week, Tor four successive
weeks, ia the Ms upuis appeal.
Eh-s 18th q PTIl, .sIl-
Attest: 81. ID. L. STEW ART,
Clerk and Master.
By G.. BElCHEE, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Jarntzau & Fraser, solicitors for complain
ants. app
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATs LEAvTNG THIS DAY.
ARRIVALS.

't. sLLE ST. LOUIS p. M
ARKANSAS rlNer---PAT CLEBUENE E.-.........J pm
'eW LES CO p. M
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st. LOUIS, May A-Flour arm and demand
ialri super winter, S. 80g5 So; X, So 00G6 25 (;
" heaA nIlnt but offerings light; soft Iowa
sprln8i y a454i medium 70 choice red fall, St47
~ %. Corn better; No. mixed in elevator,
oUc sacked, PC, Oats higher; No. ia eleva-
tof, 03c. bafiey cropping No. spring, o5c0sl.
visions AZ, with small sales OF repacEed Gn ess
pork a. tAl % standard sl7 IS Lard--nO
SALES hoes quiet g 50 0095 So cattle in good
demand ~ S. 2596 IS
NnTrVGUTr Z n
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L. r. HUGHES,

ID OoKKEEPER AND ACCOUNTANT.
ID Address care ". s. bAhIH,
Carolina Insurance Once,
West CoaFt street.
Highest city references. ag2l
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i'iS Wabasa (Indiana) country has
alwas been celebrated COR the psrsis.en-
cy and quality Of its fe.,r and ague. A
local physician thus describes the geuu-
uiRe Wabash artiele:
''hs eoHses creeping up fellows back
like 8 ton of wildcats; goes crawling
through his join.s like iron spikes, aud
is followed by fever which prohibits
tho pasiea: from thinking of anything
but Grsealand's Icy Meaatain.. |. iss's
the 'every-othsr day kind, bas gets np
with n man at daylight, AMI sleeps i'm
the small Of his back all night. His
teeth feel about six inches long, his
jo:a:s wobbls like loose wagon wheel,
aud the shakes are Sc sseqdy that one
cant hold q conversaaion except by put
ting ia dashea"
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CANE or THE Fsgr.-Concerning
this subject the Scientific American very
truly says:
MANY arc oure!css in the keeping os
the feet. If they wash them once Q
week they think they are doing we'll.
They do not consider that the largest
pores Of the system are located in the
bottum Of the foot, and that the most
offensive matter is discharged through
the pores. They wear stockings from
the beginning TO tie end of the week
without change, which become eomplete-
ly saturated with offensive matter. Ill
health is generated by such treatment of
the feet The pores are repeilanss but;
absorhents, and this fetid matter, to u
greater OF lcss extent, is taken back into
the system. The feet should be washed
every day with pure water only, as well
as the arm pits, from which an offensive
odor is also emitted, unless daily ablu-
tion is practiced. Stockings should not
DO worn more than day or two at u
time. They may be worn one day, and
then aired and summed aud worn another
day, if necessary"
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NUMBER 43
A,Win Wanted.

] slt T. = - 1.laf ~ ~
: Somebody who wants wife publishes
the following in 81. Louis paper:
s WANTED-I have lived eolitary long
enough. Ivan. somebody to talk at,
quarrel with, then. kiss and make up
again. Therefore am ready 70 receive
cnrnn.nnicatinna from young ladies' and
bloomiug widows Of moro than average
responsibility, toierabls fair in their
disposition and hair Of any color.
As near as I can Judge for myself /
am not over eighty nor under twenty
FIVE years Of age. am either 8 feet
eight or eight feet FIVE I forgot which.
Weight 135, 35l or 531 pounds--one
of the three, recol!ect each figure per-
fectly we'll, but as to their arrangement
I am somewhat puzzled. Have whole
suit Of hair, dyed by ..nature aad free Of
dandraff Eyes butternut brindle,
tinged with pea green. Nose blunt, &C.
cording to the Ionic order of architec-
ture, with touch of composite; and \
mouth between catfsh's and an alli-
gator's-made more especially for orsto-
ry and large oyster. Ny whiskers are
a combination Of dogs hair, E.os= ==saa ==ssa
briar bush, we'll behaved and fearfully
luxuriant
am sound in limb and on the negro
question. Wear boot No. 8 when Gums
are troublesome, and can write poetry
by che mile, with double rhyme on both
edges Ito read backwards, forwards,
crosswisc or diagonaily. Gan play the
jews harp or beat tho bass drum, and
whistle Yankee Doodle in Spanish Am
very correct in morals and first rate at
ten pins; have regard for the Sabbath,
aud never drink unless Invited.
Am domestic animal, and perfectly
docile when towels are clean, shirt but.
tons all right. III possess predomi.
mating virtue, il is that of forgiviDg all
persons whom deem it hazardous to7
handle.
I say my prayers every night, mus
quitoes permitting; as to whether :
snore iu my sleep / want somebody to
tell. Money 10 no object, as I never
was troubled with it and never expect
to be. ! should like lady who is per.
fectly able to support husband, or IL
she could Introduce me 10 family
where religious example would be cou-
slider ID sufficient compensation for board
it would do just as well.
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SATURDAY. MORNING, DECEMBER g, lg7f@5. -o.. 80

and district in full moonlight. I un-
bound she wrappings, shook from them
as mucha dust as possible, dressed myself,
and then mounting, startsd aorthw w,rd,
on the Mariposa trail with cooked pis-
tol. ss''s
In the soft dust we travelled noisoless-
ly for a mile or 80, passing from open
country into groves Of oak and thickets
Of chapparel. r
Without watning, / suddenly came
upon q smouldering ere close to the
trail, and in the shadow deserted .wo
sleeping forms-one stretched on his
back, snoring heavily the other was ly-
ing upon his face, pillowing his head
upon folded arms.
held my pistol aimed at one OF the
wretchcs, and rode by without awaken
ing them, guiding Kaweah in the thick.
est dust. f 2t
1t keyed me to high pitch. / turned
around in the saddle, leaving Kaweah to
follow the trail, and kept my eyes rivis-
ed on the sleepinp forms until they were
lost in the distance, and then L fel,
safe.
We galloped over many miles of trail
enjoying sunriae, and oama ut last to
Mariposa, where I deposited my gold,
and then went to bed and made up my
lost sleep.
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Hona1pLE TRAaEpY At r,

A HoRRIBLE TRAGEDY AT THE
PENITENTrARY.--Am most horrible muir.
der was perpetrated at the Penitentiary
about 2 o'clock ysrterday morning 1t
appears that two convicts by the name
OF Kelnique, alias kirkpatrick, and
Smith, the former white and the latter
colored, occupied the same cell. Smith
was hard working, industrious man,
and was IN no degree quarIelsome. No
evidence exists that there was any mis-
understanding between the men. The
first intimation that the prison aushori-
ties had of the murder was after it was
all over. Those in che next cell heard
some wrangling, and called the attention
of tho watch 10 the fact, aho upon vis-
iting the cell found Smith upon the
floor dead, his skull having been frac-
tured by blow with piece of the
bench in the cell, which had been bro
ken for the purpose. His throat was
| also cut from ear to ear, but not suffi :
cicntly deep to have proved mortal.
fitzpatrick. or Kcmique rs he styles
himself, is Canadian, who was convic-
ted and sentenced some months ago for
horse stealing. He appears utterly un-
concerned about the murder. When
Smith was found by the prison authori.
ties, he was lying upon the floor with
one hand in his pocket. Coroner Cole.
man was Summoned to hold an inquest.
The jury rendered a verdict that Smith
came to his death from injuries inflicted
by Kemique alias kirkpatrick, in the
cell in the Penitentiary.
An order haa been left with the Su.
perintendant of the Penitentiary to turn
the prisoner over for trial as soon as his
sentence is served out, which will be in
July. The murderer made n full con.
fession of the crime, saying that he
thought that was good way to keep
Smith STILL Colupbia U.ion.
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A well-knUwn colored preacher of At
lanta, Ca, said this in his sermon laas
Sunday:
"My brudders and sisters, ebry ting
yoa bout is Gae e!oss, Sic s.oss. You
neber tink OBJ nutting else but ans close,
and yoa may sarch de Scripture from
Genesis to Relation and you won't find
nary place whar it say Christ wore o
choke rag"
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SATURDAY Nfunr.-Saturday night
makes people human, sets their hearts
to beating, as they used to do before the
world turned them into drums, and jarr-
ed them TO pieces with tattoos. The
ledger closes with slash, the iron.
doorcd vaults come to with bang, UP
so the shutters with will, click goes
the key in the lock. 1t is Saturday
night. and we breathe Trnn a--;.. H.
ward, no The door that has been ajar
all the week closes behind US; the world
is shut out. Shut in, rather. Here are
our treasures after Nil, aud no. ~ Sip.
vault, and not in the book--save the cid
record in the old family Bible--and uos
in the bank. May be- yoeare bache.
lor, frosty aud forty. Then, poor fellow
Saturday night is nothing to you, just
as you are nothing to nobody. Get .
wife, blue-eyed or brown-eyed but above
all true-eyed. &c. a little home---no
matter how little; sofa, just to hold
two, or two and half, aud then get t~o
or two and then read this paragraph by
the light Of your wife's eyes; and thank
heaven aud take courage.
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Joseph Rareh died the other day IN
the poor house of Hamilton County,
Ohia in his 59th year. He il said 70
nave adopted the profession Of . pauper
as coon az be reached his legal majorisy.
he was 80 Ruch pleased with il that he
followca 10 with extraordinary energy
aux real for 81 years, aud wouid baVe
continued it much logger had soE dsath.
ihsorfered with his laadable ambition.
BE was eninent!y qualified by nature
fr hi. artlaous calling.
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Not long since, countr man, while
Oh his way to London, was stopped on
the highway by thief, aud requested
to hand over his money or have his
Driins blown out.
con- said the traveller quietly, blow
away, blow away. It's better to go to
London without Dr1ins than without
money" t..ytl
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