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FRUIT TREES.

FRUIT TREEs-APplss, Peaches. Pears. etc.
SMALL FRUITS - trawberries, Raspbsr.
rfea, etc
G~RAFEs-Best market varieties.
The above stock via be sold low, by the
100 or 1000 at corner Il Washington and Third
streets, Eff. BABCOCK.
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Nom Resident Nntina.

No. $50, n. r. in the Second Chaucery
Court OF Shelby eOunty, Tennesse8-Wm,
NJ. Harrington ct al vs.. Sol Andrews, ct al
1T appearing from cross bin duly sworn
u to, In this cause, that the defendant Sol.
Andrews Is q nonresident Of the State Of
Tennessee.
10 is therefore ordered That he make
his appearance herein, sc the Court
house OF the Second Chancery Court
OF shelby county in the city OF
Memphis Tennessee, on or before the
nrst Monday In April, ls7L. and plead. anavg-r
demur 70 the cross bill fled herein ar
the same viii be taken for confessed as 10 him
and set for hearing azparte, and that q c0pv
OF this order be published once a week for
successive weeks IA the Memphis Az
This, March 4th, 1871.
A ~copy-attests nh
a. b. L. STEWART, Clerk and Masiel
By .. BELCHER, Deputy O. q II.
smith Jenersshi sol for complainant
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First Circuit Court-HslskeI. Iudas.


The argument OF the motion in the case
Of the Memphis GayOsO Gas Company VS.
T. Dean, to transfer TO the United States
Circuit Court, which has occupied the at
teutiOn of the court for several motion
DAYS, and debated with a great exertiOn
Of talent and a very extensive erudiUiOn
and skill in Jurisprudence, by learned
and able counsel on both sides, was ter
minated on yesterday, and taken under
sdvisement by the court. The case of
Donovan vs. T. Dean, in which damages
are laid at 500 600, was transferred TO the
United States Circuit Court.
For the benefit OF attorneys, IL is again
stated that the afternoon session of this
court will hold till four o'clock, which is
One-half hour later than formerly.
Mondays calendar contains the follow
ing numbers: e35, $50, 93S, 939, $40, GAL,
942, ga, 95l, 9j2, 800, Sol 800, 90, 95S, $50,
g5l. 962. g64, 900, 600, 967, 963, 500, 97O, 81,
972, 973, ga, 975, 976, 81, g7s, 979, $50, 9Sl,
$50, gS3 and gS4.
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First Ghannsrv Court

First GhaHOeFy C8urt-koFgaH, Chancellor,
This court was not in session yesterday.
Tomorrow Monday the unfinished cases
of last Tuesdays calendar will be taken
up.
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Criminal Court-FlIDpl1, Iudus,

The motion for a new trial in the
Grsves-POstOu case goes over to next
Saturday, John Sale having made a re-
request to that effect.
Judge Flippin sentenced Warren
Singleton, convicted of petit larceny, TO
one year in the penitentisry, and Barney
Wheeler, for stealing a watch, ten years.
Louis Reed, charged with stealing money,
gets a new trial.
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BROWNE & Browne. s15 Second street.
NEW DRESS GOODS,
JUST RECEIFED AT
sEESsEL 81 SONS.
SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
2Og MAIN STREET

No MORE MERCURY FOR MEl "Put them
In the fire, my dear" was the advice OF
Mrs. Mccarthy to her son, a bilious and
dyspepuc youth who had Just brought
home another box Of blue pills, "But
what am l to take, then, mOtherP" said he.
''Get a bottle of Plantation Bitters," she
replied; 'I'l guarantee 1t does Won good. y
He did so; and then another and another.
With the third bottle all his unpleasant
symptoms vanished. In a letter a young
friend he relates this aneCdot0, and winds
up with "NO o mercury for me.D
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

= OOMs-BOARD-Two large and elegant
II front rooms, singly or i'm suits. with
board. can be obtained by applying at No. Y
Madison street; also one or two smaller
rooms can be had by apphcants-glvlng ref
ereuce. mh5
DOARD-ROOMS-Furnished and unfur-
- nhle4s WIN loal4f 4ELalAr loudlAour
convenient 70 business, 49, Main street, one
door south Of Linden, Day hoarders wanted.
mh2 MRS. r. SMITH,
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For the SUNDAY APPKAL.l
DER soNNTAG.

Der Sonntag list der Tag des Herrn,
Vom Hoeehsten uns verleiht,
Drum feierE allie nshund fern,
Den Tag den sr gsweIht.
Der Sonntag zieht nit Zauhsrmacht.
Das Herr zu Colt empor,
Hin wO or thront in voller Pracht.
Bedient yom EBgels Chor.
Der SoDntsg ist Elm Feiertag,
Fuer desc weite Welt,
Hell dem der Inn einst feiern mag,
I'm shoenen Himmels-ZeIt.
J. J. SUTER.
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NoriCE.-The members, and all those
wishing to Join the knights of st. Pat
rick, +" are requested to meet at the school
room, on Linden street, this afternoon at
halt past three o'clock. By order of the
President,
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FOR CINCINNATI.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
For Cairo, Louisville ana Cincinnati,
49, sam ]. HALE A@e
" alArA
Leaves WEDNESDAY, 6th inst, at 5 p.m.
LARRY HARMSTAD & CO., Agents,
mh5 MOsby Block. 34 Front Row.
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nsTnP PAYMENTS.v

The privilege I have given to Mr.. L,
Il. Spears, to collect my assets, 1 hereby
withdraw. 7 give the advice TO every
body indebted to me to take notice ofthis,
A. SCHEIFERS.
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CHEAPER THAN WET GOODS.
LAW REPORTS.

The Linen Sheetings at
NIENKEN BROS.
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Second Chanoery Court...soott. Chancellor

This court has adjourned until Monday
morning, the 9th, 40 ten o'clock, for the
purpose only of dispOsing of thec cases the
Chancellor has under advisement. COun-
sci who have cases under advisement be-
fore the court are earnestly requested TO
be present on Monday.
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CLOTHS N CAssITEREs.-B. LOwen-
stein q Bros. have Just received a full and
attractive line Of Cloths and Casslmeres
for gents and boys wear. Read their
new alEertisamant.
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FOUND.

nOCKFTBDOK-0outaining a small amount
OF money which the owner can ave by
calling on @ W. PACE, near Olive Branch,
Miss, aud having charges. mh5dGw
ELGN SILVER WATCH On the day Of
II the last municipal election, a silver
watch, which the Owuer can have by ap-
plying 40 this ONCE. proving property and
uavfug CHARGES fpZ
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END OF THE sOnERylLLE TRAGEDY.

Captain Garrett came into town yester-
day with his prisoners, Mr.. Word and
Sheriff Hester. In the morning he found
that Word was about to be brought out
on a writ Of hsbeas corpus for examina-
ton before Judge Flippin (FlippiD, of
Fayette county, brother of ours of shell
byl. The case having been examined
and testimony given of the same charac-
ter as our account published in yester-
days APPEAL, the prisoner was allowed
to 20 On $1,000 bond. immediately aTJer
he was set free Captain Garrett arrested
him. There seems to be a little mystery
/ connected with this proceeding when
we will try to throw some ngnJ upon a
warrant was issued by the CLERK OF the
/ limited States Circuit Court for the arrest
/ of one Mat. Ward. This was plsced in
the hands o deputy Marshal }. O Reeves,
/ who proceeded to execute 1t by arrest
I ING Mr.. Nat Word. The record and writ
/ show the name to be Mat. Ward, and
there is such a man living near Somer-
vile. II also seems from the warrant
issued for the arrest of Mr.. Ward, that
Deputy United States Marshal j. g.
Reeves must have deputized Mr.. W. II.
aeeves to execute the writ after be Mr..
J.. G.. Reeves) had the conversation in
Trimbls's store with Mr.. Word. From
the records, il is evident hat Marshal
Reeves had no authority in the world to
arrest Word, but should ave arrested
Mat Ward, and the whole thing Of The
arrest and homicide originated in a mis-
take made by Marshal j. g. Reeves as to
the tenor Of his writ, The parties were
brought before United States Commits
sioner Morrison Chat is, Word and Sheriff
Hester charged with resisting a United
States Officially. Words bonds were fixed
at $4,000 to appear before the United
States Circuit Court, which sits here
shortly, and the bond Of Mr.. Hester at
~S2j00-bOth OF which we're promptly given
and the gentlemen allowed to go home.
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COEEUBIAL FELICTTY.-Nothing tends
more to connubial happiness than cheer
ml and healthy infants and children. Mrs.
Whitcomb's Syrup is the great children's
soothing remedy.
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FRIARIs POINT AND BENDS

FriaF's Psllt, Helena and Bends UsFfsd
States Nail Packet.
- Phil. AlIin, 49,
1900 49,
LeaFes Memphls Mondays and FridaVg. AZ :
pm commencing o the sth insf-- and con.
un1lnE through the season.
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". W. CURRIE, Secretary.

FANCY LINENS AND PERCALEs IN NEAT
STYLEss-B Lowenstein q Bros. have re-
ceived q line of fancy Percales and Linens
in neal styles, suitable for gents shirts
and fOI children's wear,
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REWARDS.

q ar REWARD-Wm be paid for the re-
% ~ C0Very OF ms small red cow. Ebeis
seven years old, turned-up horns, white spot
ln forehead, in shape OF a heart and tail half
white. J. WARWICK.
ml8 BrinkIey Avenue.
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ELEGANT sCARFs, BOWS AND SASH
RIBBONS,
JUST RECETVED Al
SEESSEL & SONS.

Shrubbery, Vines, etc, is now here. and
many are availing themselves Of the very
choice stock to be found at the corner Of
Washington and Third streets.
READ Walker Bros. & Co.'s New Ad-
VartiEement-
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FOB RENT Or SALE.

EARN-A valuable farm OF 1913 acres-7O
i cleared aRd very productive; good houses,
urchard garden, lois, etc. etc, on Lagrange
r0a. 1ne mile south Of Raleigh, q near NJ
aad o. r. z. VIII sell cheap, or viii lease the
same for 1871. For particulars call on N. D.
L. stewart, Memphis
ans ANDREW STEWART.
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LOST.

Do0K-AD0ut two weeks since q book OF
ID FTuIts or Flowers. color. d D. ates; said
book was directed h. g.. Wilkinson. Bolivar,
Tenn. The poEsesBor wiz please have 80 lenl
% corner OF Washington and Third streets,
md ObIlEe Z. r. BABCOJK.
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THIXToN, next to Southern Express
Office, makes and ~renOvates all kinds OF
mattresses, At lowest prices; upholsters
and repairs all kinds Of furniture, makes
and lays carpets, hangs shades, etc, in
fact, does everything in the upholstery
and bedding line, in the very best style
also keeps the cheapest furniture in the
city.
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M-ENDELssoHN QUARTETTE CLUB-The
regular annual meeting for the election Of
officers will be held at the Club Rooms on
Tuesday evening, 9TH instant. A full and.
prOmpt attendance Of all active members
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N~OTICE-AIl persons having goods at A,
~ j. Traukle's, Matchmaker, No. 49, Pop
lar street, viii call within ten days for same,
So thest0re viii be closed after hat time, on
Ecc0uut OF bad health.
les A. J.. frankie.
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SrA Moss FARIEEs from pure Lgish
Moss, for Blanc Mango, Puddings, Gust
eI~ Cresms. etc, etc. The cheapest,
besIih.est, and most delicious food ia the
world.
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REMOVAL have removed my Piano
and Organ warerOOms from the Clay
building TO Nc. 274 Second street, the fine
large store in the Ayres building, aud
whereto I respectfully invite my friends
and all who may wish to purchase or ex-
change pianos and organs. keep q full
assortment Of Chickering'S drst-pTscs Pr
amos, and Of other less expensive pianos,
ali fully warranted. 1 am also agent for
the celebrated Estey organ and for Geo.
Woods and LOring & Blake's well-known
on hand q fine assortment of these charm
ing instruments, which are general favor
ties in musical families. ] q adopted
the ~one-price system and sell at greatly
reduced prices. Call and see tor your
selves.
H. G. HOLLENBERG.
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SscoBd Circuit Court-HaIsey, Iudus,

Only q small portion of the calendar for
yesterday was disposed Of.
To morrow will be the next regular mo-
ton day.
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POSTAL AFFAIRS.

LIST OF UNCALLED FOR LETTERS.
The following is the list OF letters remain
ing In the Memphis POstohice and not deliV-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbers
VIII be delivered promptly by carriers.
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FASHION

READ Walker Brothers * Co.'s New
Advertisement.
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SEE advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dis
psnssry', headed "BOOk for the Million
Marriage Guide, % in another column, It
should be- read BY all.
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LINEN ~sHEETINes.

A new lot Of those cheap Linen Sheet
ings, lC-4i ia and u 4. received at
MENKEN RROg3.
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SIZE the cheap Linen Sheetings, At
MENKEN BROS.
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Regular Memphis and New Orleans
"WEDNESDAY PACRET

FOR HELENA AND FRIAR's POINT.
DAILY UNITED STATES HAIL LINE
For Friar's Point, HslsRa and al
Way Landings.
The elegant stesmer
Se A. ]. HITE,
Captain GEO MALONE.
Leaves Memphis every MONDAY, WEDEEs-
DAY and FRIDAY, at 4 o'clock pm.
GEORGE W. CHEEK, -
Captain b.. r. CHEEK.
Leaves TUESDAY, THURSDAY and sAIUR-
DAY, at4 o'clock pm.
Fer freightO OF passage, apply on board
ta1h
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
2O9 MAIN STREET.

GAS FITTING, SI5 Second street.
READ Walker Brothers & Co.'s New
Advertisement.
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FOR SALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cottage containing
u I'VE rooms, kitchen, ervants rooms,
good cisteru, etc. situated On Monroe street,
between Third and DeSOtO; house Is built OF
leased ground. butleRse can be had for a term
OF years on easy terms. Apply TO
feE s.. r. SEWER. A Monroe st
co HEAD OF Plantation Mules; also a lot
on Of large No. Mules, Plantation Horses
and Mares, second. hand BuEgies and Har-
ness. at Armstrong; Commission and sue
stable, & Union st., cor. Third. IeH
nLUFF CITY MILLS. Is7 Poplar street, in
ID good repair; wiz sell on easy terms, or
rent ~ 1hh1t
les E7k Main street.
4 EAsEHOLD-Of sixteen years on a fine
u Brick Residence, well suited Tor an e1-
fensIVe clearinghouse. and Onerlng unu-
sual advantages in g-rOund-rent and taxes.
VII be either sold rented OF traded al q
fe7 ROYsTER, IRRELEVANT & co
CECoND-HAND COTTON MACHINERY
y FOR SALE-Consisting Of Openers Lap
pers, Cards, Drawing Frames -speedersl
G~piuuiug Frames, etc. This machinery If
lint partially WOrn-au In good condition.
and wiz be sold cheap. For description ana
prIce. apply IN person or by mall to
THOMASS SHAW
Agent fremont and suffolk Mills
fsT7 eodEw Lowell, Mass
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B. LowENsTEIN & Bros. VIII open to-
morrow a large and beautiful line of
plain, striped, checked and brocaded jap
anesa Silks.
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FIFTY THOUSAND MAGNOLIA TREES 1oI
sale low down, at the, Wheaton Nurseries.
Go there for anything you want in the
nursery or green house line. They have
the best neTserv and greenhouse stock
in the State. Now is the time to buy.
With the great quantity they have, they
can afford to sell cheaper than any others.
Address, Thompson * Brewer. Memphis,
Tennessee.
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SHEETING SHIRTING.-B. Lowen-
stein d Bros. are Offering all popular
brands Of Sheeting and Shifting at very
close figures.
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TO LOAH.
NOTICE.

RFONEY-On collateral security. Apply al
VI 80Fr0nt ST. Ife&l j. H-CAsH.
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THE 18th of March, walker Brothers &
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NEH cASSIHEBES AND COATIEes.
FOR SPRING, At
SEEsSEL d SONS.
LAsT DAY, 18Th instant, 81 Main street,
E GABD or THANKS.
sEPrENEIAL INSTITUTES OF THFl
ORDER OF SEVEN. 4
lsgUe RRawOu NJ ]

Editors APpeGl-At a meeting OF our
order on soDesday evening, March 1, it
Is hereby, instructed to return the thsnks
ofouF order 70 the editors of the ATemnbis
APPEAL for their voluntary and peperou-
notice or our 0rGer In last Sundav's fssus
e the APPEAL
Please accept, gentlemen, our sincere
thanks for Vour hberality.
l. s. BURR, Secretary.
Memphis, March q lS7l.
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JoE LOCKE, 286H Main street, has all
the leading dailies, and illustrated, scien-
tihc and sporting Weeklss; also the
March magazines,
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FOR RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS-WeIl suited for q
II doctors once; also, four unfinished
rooms IN the Southern Hotel, cheap % re-
Euor sih1e parties. Apply TO 2. HUGHES
corner Main and Scale streets. mh5
nFFICE-No. stanton Block. Apply to
~ ml5 GEO ID.
nWELLTNG-HOUsE-Newlv pEpered and
III uafnfed- on Alabama street. No. %. Ap-
ply 10 DIR. HEWITT, 23 Main ST. mh4
II OOMs.. Part Of house No. Isl Welllu gtOn
IA street. near Beale. Two or four rooms.
Kitchen, O~ut-hOuEes ana large garden A
dne cisteru Of water; very pleasant resi-
denCe5 in excellent neighbOrhoOd- INNS
nARTEE PLACE-The Psrtee place. near
II state Female college and the HernanuO
street cars. Good house, with al necessary
Outhul dings, six acres Of land, orchard
small r1it, etc. Apply TO b. G, Brown, 2b
Second street. mhS
HOUsE-Coutaining six rooms, with els
III tern. vard. etc. On reasonable terms.
Apply % Mrs. HANIGAN, No Is OvertOn st.
d OOM-The room occupied by Hite & Cor
II wine, as Job Printers, iu Appeal build
ing. NO a Union street, Possession given
nrst Of March Apply al Appeal office.
nORE-No. 81 south Court street, a few
- doors from Main street; stOre-rOOm and
basement each 81 by = feet, for lease. Pos
session given Immediately. Apply 70
&c BRIEKLEY,
dele No. 81 M~sdisOuStreet
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THE ZEPHYR CORSET.
LAST DAY, 18Th instant, 2sI Main street

NEWEST THING OUT, At
SEESSEL & SONS.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
2O9 MAIN STREET.

ELEGANT SPRING MIKADo SILKS,
At -sEBSSEL & SONS.
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READ Walker Brothers & Co.'S New
Advertisement.
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THE 18Th OF March, Walker Brothers q
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FoR HAILE's POINT.

Regular Memphis and HaiIe's Point Packet
SALhLE ",
g. B.. Miller-mastsr r. W. Luscombe. clerk
LEAVES MEMPHIS
Every Tuesday sha Friday, At 5 o'clock IN
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TIE DAILY APPEAL can be hsd on the
day gifts issue Of s. A. Wells, News
Agent, at al points between Memphis
and Little Rock, for $3.50 per month.
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HANDSOME C~OLLARETTES
and LACE SETS, At
SEESSEL & SONS.
SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
200 MAIN STREET.
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Supplied with American Journals at rates never
before given.

We are the authorized GENERAL SUBSCRIPTION
AGENTS FoR THE UNITED STATES, and have the very
facilities Thy the special arrangements we have
made with many Of the publishers IT, offer these
Journal. at a very low rate great deal Of money
can be saved by Literary and other Associations sub
scrbing to n number Of Periodicals 10y taking adyan-
tage of our Special Lists Of Club Rates.
The system we have for the speedy dispatch or all
orders received is complete ana subscribers may Feel
If immediate attention 10 al orders with which
they may favor us
Hayngtaken step in an undertaking never be-
fore attempted large scale, we trust that We
wilt be snppor ed by prompt aud hearty response;
TOT where Periodical Lerat are crrulatgs, as does,
among nne-tenihs Of our population, IA medium for
iessening the rate imposed. giving 10 the pre- eut
patrons Of our Journals means Tor extending Their
subscriptions and TO those unab 10 pay the rrgu.
lar prices means for sti[ wing the necessity they
ltel at a low rate-is a Pnhiic Blessing which can
not fal TO bc rec1gn zri. AID shnuld be supported
beautiful Chrome Llthograph will be sent free to
each applicant for terms. Address
United states Subscription agency.
81 N. Fifth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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BOYS ON TIE FARM.

TIE author Of "Work and Play
pays the following tribute to farmers
boys: Say what you will about the
general uselessness of boys, it is my
impression that farm without a boy
would very soon come to grief. He
is the tactotum, always in demand, al
ways expected to do the thousand in
dispensable things that nobody else
will do. Upon him fall all the odds
and ends, the most difficult things.
After everybody else is through he
has to finish up. Ills work is like y
womans-perpetually waiting on 9TH
ers. Everybody knows how much
easier 1t is to eat a good dinner
than to wash the dishes afterward.
Consider what a boy on farm is re-
quired to do; things that must be
done, or life would actually stop.
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A TOUCHING SCENE.

A SHORT time ago, in the New
York Court of Special Sessions, boy
ten years of age was arraigned for
stealing, and pleaded guilty. >As soon
as he appeared at the bar, his little
sister, about nine years old, who was
on the other side Of the room, com
menced crying bitterly, and was about
to rush to her brother, but she was
restrained by her mother, who was
also bathed in tears. Justice Bowling
told her to come up, and she ran up
to the little prisoner, the tears stream
ing down her cheeks, and throwing
her arms around his neck, exclaimed,
while sObs almost choked her voice:
ooh! Johnny, Johnny, what brought
You here? and they wept in each
Others arms. The girl then turned to
the Justice, and falling on her knees,
held her hands up beseechingly, and
prayed. ooh! Judge, Judge, let my
brother go.' The mother stood in
side the bar weeping, and there was
not dry eye in the courtroom. JUS
tice Bowling, who was deeply moved,
could not resist the affecting appeal of
the child, and said, Take him with
you, my girl;' She ran to the gate to
meet him, and clinging to him, they
reached the mother, and the three left
the court, objects Of the sincerest
sympathy, and sigh of relief appear.
ed to issue from every bosom, as they
passed out of the room.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-28

THE eye Of age looks meek into my
heart. The voice Of age echos mourn
fully through it! The heavy head and
palsied hand Of age plead irresistibly
for its sympathies. venerate old
age; and | love not the man who can
look without emotion upon the sunset
of life, when the dusk Of evening be-
gins to gather over the watery eye,
and the shadows Of twilight grow
broader and deeper upon the under
standing.