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WHEELEss & 60,

JAMES WIRELESS, General Agent for the
Mississippi Valley omee at Memphis, ap23
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Saturday, the 9th day Of Hay 1871,

81 front or the omc8 Of Uarye q Tr-z--sr|.
NOT Madison street, Aen ..-
h0uus or lD-aud ~ O'clock p-1eeeL E
the properly ll said deed desert
ing o. ueauEflL I1t- orlCur acres. H. neat
LlQn- i've miles from Eauul-s on Che .H-
pllsa11 Charleston railroad
Use deed caLI for GFl aera- bus only r
VII o. H1lc aEelea1s end ll.I ~
been neretod1rE given FOR on acre. .
equity OF redemption is waived lT the rl1
o. Ih-aeef, % the Lr-ls prl=e- LlCE L
shalt sell as trustee only
apo LAWS W4REE Trustee
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NEW YORK, April q, 10 a.m.-Market
ouens irregular. Ordinary, 1OZC; Good
! ordinary. l8I(c: Low Aiiddling, l4<c.
/ NuddHng. l5Lc; Good Middling, 1870.
I sales Yesterday, 1885 bales receipts, 69J7
bales; here, l727 bales.
ID a.m-Mgrket unchanged for spot
futures firm. April contracts, 1876 May.
AZ June l41s.
/ go bales; futures, $500.
Ipm.ACotton stradY; ssless spot ion
| Eales: features, 8700. April, l456 IA.
and 1896 May, IA 3-l6 and l4hc; June
I4Zc.
2 p.m-COtton u~nchsnSed sales, spot,
1900 bales; futures, 1000 bales.
zpIn.-COtton firm. Sales fOr the day
1000 bales, Of which 5000 we're for speou'
alton and exports. Savannah foT
March, I'd.
g p.m.-Cotton closed steady. saes.
spinners, 81 bales; export. 1910: transit,
2O47 baiesi contract, l4,70O bales; April
! settlement, l4Zc9l45Sci May and June,
l41Lo. Sales ior the week: spinners,
/ ESQ bales; speculation, $40 bales export.
/ 6558 balesi transit, A5z bales contracts,
$3.50 bales.
COTTON IN NEW ORLEANS.
NRW ORLEAEs, April ., 1850 am
Cotton aotiEs at ful priees-AH9l4%
Sales, 1900 bales en-
2 y. m.-COtton active 81 iali prices.
Middling, 1870. Sales, sO0l paiea'
ooTEoE IN LrvERPooL
LrvERpooL, April 2, 1879 a.m.-Cotton
market 6rmer; sales estimated 60 lo,O0O
bales; Middling Uplands, T5lodt MD
ding Orleans, 17-l0Q. Imports IOf the
Wssk 5000 bales, Sales for the week
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Ak mBEATH
RI
Chaneev CcL-l OF
H6--In the First IN
e1eloT county annases-
Fletcher.
tL41e Of an interlocutcrv dem.
a. In The above cause. had
81 VIII sell al public aueticu ID fr4
l r to n0n1 OF the CLERK AMI
QMcar GreauLaW block. Heer-H
Street. u Msmnha -. 81
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CHAHCERY SALES
GhanCsFY Sale Of Rssi Estst8
-oN-
SATURDAY., APRIL IS, 1871.

No. u6-In the Second Chauc-T Court E
shelby cOuuCy tennessee Harriet -
ROysrsr, adm-lulstratriL. VS. = Eug sl--
ct 81.
a y virtue of an order OF sale r1-- To- this
~ case, 4 VIII sell HE public a-.- 90 che
hlghest bidder. La 'front.' OF che c- o.. che
sseond Chaucsry Court, in the G1 -L --
Uhis, Tennessee. o1
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A COMPREHENSIVE IS this day formed be-
n tween the undersigned, under the name
and style o. FORD. PORTER & Co, who
VIII continue the business as heretofore, at
the Old stand, No. IS UEION STREE where
they win be pleased to see their old friends
and customers
NEWTON FORD.
d. 7. POSTER.
W. +. TAYLOR.
G.. W. MACRAE.
MunrurrTE HnwV Z 1871 unT
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NOTICE. OF DISSOLUTION.

MEMFHIs, April "a, 1874.
HAVEfhfs day disposed OF Ia Interest 90
fhe hrm of JAS. SUTTON a 90 90 JAS.
EuTTON, who aasun p all ne liabilities Of
ssseE rs Withdrawing 4 axe pleasure 10
e~oWmeDdIDg lhe uea firm Of sutton, T-igg
a 20. 10 all friends ana patrons 9t - oia
nru.
The undermined have this day formed a
copsrfuefEhip uuder the hrm nhtle 81 49,
T1fN TRrGgH 60. for the purpose OF chEryf
fur IN q provision aud general COMMISSION
6ueiuesg- al So. $50 Front street
JAS. SUTTON
JOHE 81. TRl6a,
a-n INHH CALLAGHAN.
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STOCKS AND BONDS IN LONDON.
COTTON.

Liverpool opened firm, advanced 1-16d,
and closed steady. New York opened
quiet at l51sc for middling, and closed
steady. New Orleans opened active and
closed sclive. ct fUu prices, which, at the
close, was nearly re. higher than ia the
morning. There was an active demand
there for all grades, during the early part
Of the day, during the time the above
reports were received, aud finding that
sellers had not advanced prices to any
great extent, they purchased literally
during the morning and filled such orders
as the limits. During the afternoon very
little was done, a number Of the dealers
having gone to the races. Sales were
100 bales, including, as on yesterday,
several tables, among them one list of n
bales strict good ordinary, lO1c; 95 bales
average ordinary, 9Le; 81 bales strict Ordi-
nary, l0Zc; 10 barely good ordinary ,lAc;
30 do, lie; 81 ordinary, Toe; IS DO, Zoe; SO
stained ordinary, o. SO low midGliBg,
1876. There was also purchased IN
smaller lots 80 low ordinary 10 good or
binary, 8X@lZLc; . stained, $3.50; z
strict middling, l4Zci 10 middlng, I4Hc;
SO ordinary, I0Lc; 90 do, 10c; Is mixed,
g1kc; p ordinary, Zoe; % strict ordinary,
IOKc; IS stained, lie; IS strict good or
binary, l8C; the market closing quiet but
firm.
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rDTrED AECENT oRDER OF DRUIDs.

qTrrwspEgFOrE, MOL q. A. OD-Meets 81
me Tuid Han, No 81 south Court street on
tHe rrf and third Tuesday evenlngsl n each
month. o.. b. HsIlLEer5, NJ Al j. hseullL'
w. a.. b.. W. EuttlnEuauss EscfeAlyi JUN
J.. EIcl1erg, treasurer.
Han. q Court street. every Thursday even
ing Vim. M. Loeb, n. A. II. oerleh "a ;
j ELIar. Secretary barney cray LLsA
CLEAHTIE GROVE, No a.-Meels 81 tuh Dtnt1
Hail, . Court street. On the FIRST ana AAAt4
Monday evenings ln each month AZ
Davis y. A.; George W. Baxter y a. ~
hreu. Secretary Martin Cohen Treasure
C-NECoEDIA z. a CRATER, No. L-MeeB at
The Druld Han, on the second and fourth
Tuesday evenings tu 6ach month. j. h6eha
Ter b. 8 a. a HLLzleIa. HaareLarF.
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Saturday the 18th Cav o. Hzy, Is7-
Trasisss SAILS

TNDER aud By TIrtuso OF the terms ard E---
visions Of 3 feel o. rrlsI L1 me exc
cut5d by AG Ferguson. oLtle city C .a
pltE- and resented ia 1lla y. uszE
and 4d, in the E1E1z-ar5 uGce o. -le
cQuEtY, Leuueszeet % secure p certain
aelLscuaZ Lusra-n Uau....... VII .
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NAsoEICD


LODGE wv
SOUTH MEMPHTg, No. Ib-meets ID Friday in
each muuTu-Eau cor. Madison and Second.
", B. Matthew's W. NJ Ben. K Pulleu
Sec.
AE6ER0EA, No. 68-meets LIST Monday in ev,
cry month a. Odd-F ell oWs Hall Corner
E0urf and Maiut 4. ii. Carroll M.Mss John
Secretary.
THLrn@ HYTT. No. 455-meets list OF each
mOutu-Hau corner Madison aud Second.
~. ID HLshuee, W. NJ "a. 3 Judah, Sec.
UE40Tu. 80. 30 Friday OF each
moutu-Ddd-feuOWs Hail, r C. Wuham-
son. W. NJ H. W. Shelton, Sec.
KuWTFHIgG- no. 84l-meets fLh Friday OF
each mouth-at South Memphis Hall, cor
uer OF Madison and Second. w. b.
RichardeL W. NJ Louis CEap61, Sec
ROYAL ECH
PEvT CHATTER, No. H-mests "a Monday OF
fsCH m8utl-0dd-FellOWs' Hail A. D.
Wheeler. N. j. a. T.; q. q. Locke, Sec.
MEnPHIs CHAPTEH No. B5.-meeta &C Odd
Fellows Ham, Bd Monday of each month,
Henry j. Lynn, M. p. II. p; Ben. K Pullen,
EAED &. n.
Frprrk C3uVCTL. No. 6-meHta 30 Monday OF
esrI mourh-Odd-FeIlOWs HAIL. ID. b. For8-
Ter TIL. HI Oh, Myers, Rec.
T~EMPLAEa-
EvHrEE Co~HUAEDEET, No. -Moef stu Mon
dav q. each month. Geo. Mellersh, Conf
I'll EafeIuH, Rec
LHAFTEE OF ROSE CR9IE, lsth, No.
D. Charles VI. adams, I'D n. VIZ n. Y.
T0mIls0l, sd, Sec.'.
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C0PABTEERSHIPs DISSOLVED.
DISSOLUTION.

THE firm OF NEWTON FORD q Co. Is this
i day dissolved by mutual consent.
NEWTON FORD.
d. T. PORTER
W. +, TAYLOR.
MEMPHIS, April !, ISL
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4 B0QK "a HE nlLLI0M.
MARRIAGE a AB aEESEsp S]9q 5SSss S5o ~
cfll1E 70 marry oR The physlologl-


MARRIAGE "A 4 R aEzSTsD e9g 8sSsa SBo ~
GUIDE, s g m @yyi,s Fl sA9 by Bsyi Ts9sfa-
lions Of the sexual system, with the latest
discoveries Ia producing and preventing o.
spring, preserving The complexion, QsG.
This Is an interesting work OF two hpnone
ana tWenty-four pages with numerous sn'
grayinRas and contains yaIuaDie
Tor those who are married or contemplate
marriage; Still Il Is q book that ought 20 be
under lock and key, and H0f laid carelesaly
about the house.
Sent 70 any one (free OF postagel for So esnta.
Address Or. Butts D~isPensarys NO, u n
Eighth street, st. louis, BIO.
- Notice % IA A0ltoted and D~3gont1tal8'
Before applying 70 the notorious QUAOEs
Who advertise in public papers, or using any
QUAoK HEAEDIEs, peruBe Dr, Butts WORK no
matter what your disease ta, OF how deplora-
bic your condition.
ID, Butts can b consulted, personally or ~
mail on the aiaeeaeR mentioned Ia his Wofkh
once Ho.4 =, Eighth street, beE MefEetanc
QhpEtnuf 81 Fnufa. No. ahW
NOIlCE.-HGVing~ suggested the insolvency
~ OF h estate Of AME8 MORAN, deceased
all persons having clains against said estate
are hereby notified 70 hle tbs same with the
CLERK Of the County Court on OF before the
Nth day OF October, 1874, or they VIII be fOTs
ever barred IN law and equity.
WILLIAM BERGIE,
ap2l Administrator.
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THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore ex-
4 isting between g. Z. WARD and 9. NJ.
WARD. under the name and style firm OF
Y. q. WARD & RFO., Is dissolved by the
death OF &C. WARD, to date from April LIST,
1871. The business o. the Old nrm win be
settled by the undersigned as surviving
&. N. WARD.
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RIoTTOn.

IRON AND AFTER THIS DATE, THE
4 nrm Of B. j. sEuMES & CO., lB J.
Semmes and JOHN W. Dawson Is dissolved
by mutual consent. The business will be
continued by b }. Semmes underrth name
and style as heretofore.
L. .SEMMES,
JOAN W. DAWSON.
MEMPHIS, ApruS 1871.
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o. o. r. DIRECTORY

DuD-FELLOWs' HALL corner OF Main and
North E0urL-Hutn Lodge, No. l. Daughters
OF Ea~Bekah-meeis On the lOurLn ihura-
dav night OF each month, at Is O'Clock
3. II. Norwood. n. Thomas Bacon, Sec
HEYgs5 E-ECAnPmEEr, No. 8-mssts on the
nrsf aud third Thursday nights Of each
month. at - O'Clock. J. Russell, q. Pr
E. Al. Carroll, T. P.i Thomas Bacon Scribe
MEMFHIE LODGE, No, b-mests every tuesday
night. at 3 o'clock. A. ". Jones, N, O. j.
A. Heath. ". o. j. W. WaymesDurgi b6cF.
EAEEEE LGuGE-B. bingham, n. g.; W. q,
HUVslsu. v. - bh4pWeys Secretary.
GHICEAsAW LODGE, No. bmeeta every Mon
daV uigut. al b o'clock. John Gordon n.
o. Th0s. 8. Bingham ". g. ThOa. Bacon
Secretary
second Thursday Of each month, 81 gs
O'CLOCK. j.. b. burr, W. Ls NJ John Link
bauer. ID. j.. 81 n. W norwood Assistant
a-L III; Leon Levy, Secretary John Cor
don. treasurer
ErHrILFR LODGE NO l8J-meeta every We'd
9sedsv. .Kr0pp, n. d5 T. Alderman ".
h Jus. b seG'yi i. ~Ottenhelmer5 Treas
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HAND POWER PRESS.

A SOUTHERN INVENTION, and one OF
"A the most complete ofthe age, pronounced
without equal By many Of the most practical
Carolina. 80 one has fouud any objection
to It's performances, but All admit 10 TO be a
complete success az @ Gotten Press, q well
adapted to packing Hay " esn
PACK readily With Il, a four are all
that would be required 70 pack easily and
rapidly. This press has 9 great coneentra
ton OF power, IS simple, durable n not
liable 20 get out OF order. Ia about ten days
we will have a press on exhibition in Mem
phts, and viii commence the manufacture Of
Them in that city in q lev weeks; viii also
have them sc towns in the Interior to give
planters az opportunity OF seeing the novelty
ofthe new Invention. Every Press sold win.
be guaranteed 20 perform well.
Manufactured by
WIRELESS & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS. AUGUSTA, GA.
JAMES WIRELESS, General Agent for the
Mississippi Valley of5ce at Memphis. ap23
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MISSISSIPPI T-ENNEssEH RAILROAD.
ARRIvEss LAVE
New Orleans Mail, daily 2s5u pm 1880 Pm.
Express. sily.---...- scam. $50 pm,
EreiEEt, daily eZceptSun-
4h1 @ FM eW
Depot al foot OF Main street. Ticket once
So Main street. one door north OF Jefferson
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NEW YORK, April 2s, 1926 p.m.-Msr-
ket unchanged, but continues active and
steady. Sterling steady, at ITO. Gold
lOaning fiat. Money continues easy at
6G6 per cent.
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Trust sale

ID = virtue ola deed OF trust 90 me ers1rs
ID by Ada 4 5-allral.all Daniel
on ths Ht day OF Fsaus and
tered on tls "a ol EeDr1a- 800 lHHE rH
H, pag5 ~ Of shelby county T-l GA
Saturday the 18th CAV Of Hzy, 49,
sell. on the corner Of Lzln and E1
sIeetsr the eirTC OF pills. E1Ela
bidder, for cash, tie f0l1W llg css-r1zl l-I--
erLgrEaaI CaalTs
IEs lot and improvements thereon lr--
merry the rall1eEeo Of ElIEEIerl =
on the west side Of Second and between
Wasliugt1u ana Poplar s-ra=-s--tL ll-rT-
Az feet 'front.' on Second street.. a-l z-.l
Ing the aleE and extending saCE llr-e alley
between Nam and second e-L -l
OF Memphis.
which property vas conveyed % me- =7
trustee, b. tls parties Aforesaid 1 Genre
payment o. EGe several notes ami .-.
said deed OF trust spsellzL s1I1 alr@ beng
unpaid Right OF redemption j waived H
the vendors mtlsdesl sale TL- a-are.lr.
be ausolu1e. Ils tile believe % l= Ind
putsDle, but convey or E lsl-g
sale within legal 1uurs-
GLDEOE D. PILLOW.
app
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C. WARD z r

3 The business OF the new drm viii be con-
dUCtsd as heretofore by the undersigned I'M
der the old style Of
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- q i - - -.

On TIE premises reL IclF. D the EIsl=
Bidder. Tor casa. TIE roLlDHius lescrl1e- l.-
in the city OF Memphis a1C Tie -lEIr-
stake or the scua1 SIDE Of Poplar streets
Lheuee running aDGEE la see1 E Stakes
tnenee east - faet toa alz z- 1.erre lll-l
8He lcEllulrE clruers ueLl- .u- ..
Wat hrsa1tEE uldasal al1 pa-r oil
eouGtrV luG $50 au -r an -r-T.lr..r
waived March L. uu.
mhI ! aaHrGV. T-=sa-
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DISSOLUTION.

An persons indebted 10 the old firm will
please settle their accounts.
apis M. WARD.
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CHAMBER or COMMERCE,
MEMPHIS, April q, 1871.
stock, September i, lS70.- 4,2S0
Reed since last statement 9l9
Received previously ....... 400, 435-70,S57
474,Gs7
Shipped since last STINT. sO4
Shipped previously" AGO, 380-8l, lS4
-@
stock at noon this day. 10, 453
Imports.
Memphis and Charleston railroad. 1lG
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad 106
Memphis and Ohio railroad ......... 81
Memphis and Little Rock railroad .... 90
Steamers ..-.....--...... s.....,.......-.. 80
Estimated per wagons. ....,....-.... .-..-.., IS
Exports.
Memphis and Charleston railroad ..... 50
Memphis and Ohio railroad 10
Steamers, north 800
steamers, south --..- 20
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RAILROADS.
T

HExPBm AND ErTTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
Until further orders, trains viii run daily
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was dependent upon the mutation of DO
litical parties In Virginia, and if not, but
was permanent, he would be glad to re-
ceive 1t.
As soon as the contents of this letter
were communicated by Col. Gillian to
the superintendent, the latter addressed
strong letter to me, urging me to confer
the appointment of Chief of Ordnance
upon Thomas. At the same time he (the
superintendent wrote letter to DIR.
Thomas Urquhart, Senator in the Legis-
lature from the county of Southampton
(Thomas' native county,, making known
to him what he had done, and suggesting
to DR.. Urquhart to sustain the letter to
me by his own personal and official iRflu-
ence.
The correspondence between Gillian
and Thomas left no doubt on the mind
of Gillian, or Oflthe Superintendent, or my
self, that the sympathies of Thomas were
with the South in the then approaching
struggle.
The appointment was made out for
Thomas snd he was notified of the fact
Col Giham resides in Richmond, and
can verify these facts. DR.. Urquhsrt is
also living, in.Southampton county, Va,
can be referred to. Yours, very truly.
JOHN LEToHER.
Copy of certified copy on file in Sec
retary's Office of the Southern Historical
Association of New Orleans, La:
NEw York HOTEL, NEW YORK CITY,
Jan. Is, l861.-Col. Francis Fl. Smith,
Superintendent Virginia Military Institute,
Lexington, Va.-Dear Sir: In looking
over the flies of the National lntelIi-
gencer this morning, l met with your ad-
Vertisement for Commandant of Cadets
and Instructor of Tactics at the Institute.
If not already filled, will be under obi
cations if you will inform me what salary
and allowances pertain to the situation,
as from present appearances feel it will
soon be necessary for me to be looking up
some means of support.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
GEo. q. THOMAS, Maj. U. S. A.
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pr in. TO the mouth, 2S miles, the river is
without any obstruction.
Oflate years there have been no appro-
priations of consequence for the improve
ment of Cumberland river. During the ad-
m ntration of President jackson, the sam of
four hundred Thousand dollars was sppro-
pEiated by Congress for the improvement
OF the navigation of the Cumberland river.
This sum was expended in erecting rip-rap
dams at different points to change the cur
rent of the river, and to deepen the water.
These dams answered very good purpose
and would still bs available to-day if they
had been left intact, but from several
causes they have BEN damaged, and in
many cases rendered almost useless.
With a navigable river at all seasons, it
is estimated that the permanent and regu-
lar shipments would amount to 10000
bales of cotton, 81, 900 hogsheads of to-
bacco, two million feet Of valuable lumber,
800, 900 bushels of coal, 100000 tons of
iron, 5000, 900 pounds of bacon annually.
sslt in large quantities, besides any amount
of grain, and articles of produce.
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nawN AND suNpowN.

By MILLlE W. CAhfhrIEh.
The rain is drifting down again:
II sweeps across the rosepink lawn,
1t trembles on the wiAdow-pane,
And round the hills its veil is drawn.
Oh, cold and long the day Will be:
No light, no warmth, It brings to me;
For you, my love my Lowell to-day
wait IN the sweet South far away.
How wait you? In some grassy place,
Beneath an arch OF bowery trees
A smile upon your upturned face,
Your hands clasped idly on your knees?
NV love my love the dsy ID dark:
The rain is dull and cold and, bark
The wind is up: hear the sea
Which separates you, des', from me-
What happy sun shines in your eyes?
What flowers of France shout you bloomT
What rare, sequestered beauty lies
Far in the low hills purphsh gloomH
The garden leaves about me fall,
1he vines hang loosely on the wall;
And, huah across the Storm comes, faint,
The ring-dove's naurmuriug, low compiAlnt'
Dear love when in some still MONDAY
Your rspt, high glance you Horthward turn,
catch its light here, far away,
Famed with the sirs Of sweet AuVergne:
Your fsce comes in my sleep-a star
To guide me through my dreams atar:
feel a kiss on cheek and hair,
And then, oh, then, tn ay dawns fair.
Through summer hours our love was BON:
The water shone about our feet,
The fields were green with growing corn,
And June laughed low IN lane and street.
love! my love! in days like these,
When we two watched the birds and bees
Flash through the flowers about our door,
We asked the world for nothing more.
W hat il the ship which bears you home
Goes sailing by the sunlit strand
While, weeping, here watch and roam
In Memory's tender, twilight land?
o Lowell my love watch and wait:
The land with rain Is desolste,
And all the blue toss Of the sea
Lies now betwixt the light and me.
So, on and on my thoughts are led;
hids my tears against the wall,
And, dreaming thus, 1 hear the tread
OF unknown feet along the hall.
dare not look All, Heaven! If be
Should come this rainy day to me,
Then al these rsin-drops, shining cold,
Would turn'to bits Of burning goldl
-Lipplncott's Mag azine
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1877
FOR THIRTY-oNE YEARS
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER

IL AS BEEN TESTED IN EVERY VARIETY
IL OF climate, and by almost every nation, known
70 Americans. l. is the almost constant COM
pan1on and met n&b,e friend Of the missionsry
and the traveller, On sea and land and No ona
should travel on orr lakes or rivers vVitbout AZ
Pain Killer was Ahe first and IL the onlv
permanent pain Teiiever. Since the Pxin KiIIsr
was first introduced, and met with suoh unsnr
passed sale many Lfniments, Pansceas ana other
remedies haTs been offered to the public. but NOT
one Of them hss sver attsinsd the truly enviable
standard Of he Pain Filler. Why Is this SCI II
is because Davis Pain hifier Is what II
claims to be-a reiiever Of pain. lis merits are
unsurpassed.
II you are suffering from intslnal pain. twenty
or thirty drops In g little water will Almost in
SANITY cure you There Is nothing to equal It. In
few moments II cures Cole, Cramps, Spssms,
Heartburn, DiarrhBs, Dyse0teFy, Elux, Wind IN
the Bowels, Sour Stomach, Dyspepsia, sick Head
ache. In sections OF the country where FEVER
AND AGUE prevail, there is no remedy held n
greater esteem. Every housekeeper should keep
pain. It vii give satisfactory relief and save
hours OF suffering.
Do not triae With yourselves b. testing untried
remedies. Be sure you e&Tl for and get the genu-
inr PAIN hlLLFR, "a many worthless nostrums
are attempted to be sold on the great reputation
Of this valuable medicine.
. Directions accompany each bottle.
Price, 70 cts, 80 cts. and 81 per bottle.
in. HARRIS & CO., Cincinnati, o.,
ProprietoTs for the Southern and Western stxtes
For sale by
BERRY, DEMOvILLE 4 CO., Nashville
EWTT, PENDLETON ! CO., Nashville.
LITTKRER q CABLER, Nashville.
WHELOOd, FINLAY 4 Co., New Orleans.
g. p. JONES q CO., Memphis.
r. A. ROBINSON & CO., Louisville.
And by all Medicine Dealers
jeI3 dtin NH n. n &x1Am sp
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-23

IKE latest intelligence from Messrs.
Grant, Fabens Sc Co.'s Paridisical island
of San Domingo represents that another
town, called Merea, has "revolted in fsv-
or Of Luperon against Bacz." And this,
too, while a number Of United States
ships of war are kept by Mr. Grant in
the bay of SANTANA to terrify the inhabi-
tants into submission to Nc. Grants as
sociste Spectator, the usurping Baez-
1t is almost universally conceded that but
for the presence of this foreign naval
fleet, BseZ could not remain on the isl
and fortnight, such is the amazing love
of the inhabitants for that putatiVe Presi-
dent.