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CURES RHEuaATISM.

MURFREEsBORO, TENN., July 8.
DIR. j.. j LAWRENCE, Baltimore, Nd
Sir: You will please send me four a
more bottles OF your most excellent
medicine.
AS You will remember, one month OF
six weeks ago.. i received three bottles
of Lts When T commenced taking ~
could scarcely walk at al when night
came, but 1 suner no more from
I rheumatism. i have a little brother
1 that IS about % lose his sight, and I
wish 10 tTy 10 for him. You viii please
1 fud enclosed Sc, for which you Will
l please forward me the medicine inns
1 m~sdiately. Very respectfully, I re-
main. SAM'L O. MCFADDEH,
p. O. Box 1879, MurtreesbOrO, Tenn.
Sold by druggists every where. 81
1 wholesale by
d. c. WARD b BRO.
q W. JONES g. co.
W. NWILKERSgN h
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FlRARCE AND THADE.
OFFICE or THE DAILY APPEAL,
NEMPHIs. March Is, 1871.


We hsv8 no especial changes to notice
i'm the condition OF local 6ua5cial sffairs.
The demaud for loans ia moderate, and
confined zlmOst exclusively 90 Legitimate
borrowers. The banks are able % accom-
ulodate all acceptable namen and do so,
except in g very few instances, when
they c0n6ne their attention 60 the wants
irregular d6positors. Currency Is some
what scarce. owing 20 the Interference
OF raiirosd communication by the Hoods.
but a majority of the banks Ein have SUI
fcieut 60 carry them through. Exchange
b. scarce and in request. Rstes are re-
ported steady a. L4S buying on East
fru points. and 4 1IseOunu on New Or
lsaus. Bankers sell checks on the former
ar premium. ana on the latter 81 the
same TsHe.
I.esI securities az every description are
Quiet lEL HIhou5 change. County war
rents age bought at G4a65c, sud sold At
U5-. Bank OF Ieuueasso mOn=y is 7fG75
buying and selling. Msmpiiis Gs are
bought al 559 and sold al sec. Gold is
bought a. I14 and sold at lllL. The
closing rate a. New York was III.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

by c0unty.-BranhRm Merrill VI. r. 3. De
Barre et al.
by virtue Of an interlOcutOry decree for
- sale entered Ia thea above aause, December
l9th, Is q, / VIII sell at PUBLIC auction 70 the
hlghest bidder, la from OF the CLERK and
Masters onoa, 8reanlaW block, Second
street, below Union In the city of Memphis,
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in 'front.' OF the Sherin's once, On Second
sir eet. in GreenIaW building. in the CITY OF
Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee. sell 10
the highest bidder, for cash, at public auC-
ton. the following described real estate; one
hundred and seventy lI7Oj acres of land lying
in the Eighth Civil district Of Shelby county
Tenn, bounded as follows, J7-wlts bounded
on the south by the lands Of James Wiley
on the east by those Of Mrs. Willev and 81.
ram 5targfB; ON Jue north by the Faurmau
and Lynn land. and on the west by those of
the e-taleUfG j. NJ. ThOWp sOu. ueceased, levied
on As the property of John James (Oeing the
same tract upon which the said James now
Ives, to satisfy said Judgment, In favor OF
H TROY. Adm'rOf e.. II. Wilson, deceased for
&2-5.T5 and costs.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT. Sheriff.
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Memphis and Charleston r. 3.

Until further notice, no FREt9HIa viii
u bs received Tor points ea-t Of L4layetts'
Accommodate Train viii leave memphis
for Lafayette ats a PM Hnu1 re- uhH5' ar
rive 81 $3.50 am.
Frelgat Tram, win coach leaves MemphAa
for LHlayetta atB s. an. and, returning ar
rlVes al Memphis at D ~.
III. g. RYAN, Asst sup't
March II. Is7I mu3
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ORDNANCE.

CITY TAXATION.
Be Il ordained 6y The General Council OF tt
CttVQJ Memphis;
THAT the rates Of taxation upon the cal
i and personal property mime city Of @em-
phis, as valued by the Assesses for taxation
for tae year 1871. being The tOfty- fourth cor
porAfe year. shall be as follows
In the old city limits, namely; the First
Second. Third, Fourth. Fifth, sixth, Seventh
and Eighth Wards, Tor interest on the bonds
of the city. and for asinkiug 1uud TO nay the
bonus OF the city maturing in the year 1872, "a
tax at the rate Of one dollar on the one hun
bred dollars
For support Of the city schools, a tax st the
rate Of thirty cents on the one hundred dol
lars.
For general city purposes, a tax a. the rate
of seventy cents on the u hundred dollars.
In the new city limits namely The Ninth
and Tenth Wards, for interest ON the bonds
Of the city, and for a sinking fund to nay the
bonds Of the oitl maturing IN the year ieIR a
tax at the rate of hfty Genus on me one nun
For uppor ofUhe CITY schools, "a tax IT the
rate OF thirty cents 90 The one undred dol
lars.
For general city purposes. a tax at the rate
OF seventy cents on the one hundred dollars
Pissed hrst reading by the Council, when.
on motion under the provisions a-d IN &C
ordanCs with the fourteenth section OF the
city charter, the rules of the Council IN rela-
lion to the passage of ordinances was sus-
pended by q unanimous VOt8Ot the members
present, when the ordinaHoe was read n sec
ond Time and passed nnaLy by a un animous
vote. etc, March 2 ISL Pa sed hrst readi4s
by Beard Of Aldermen, When,1 in cOufcrmity
with provisions OF the fourteenth section of
the city charter, the rules of the BC0r0 ia re-
lation 70 the passage OF ordinances were Bus-
pended by a unenlmous vote OF the members
present, the ordinance was then read a sec
oud time and passed finally, unanimously,
Approved March rs. 1871.
Attest:
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ARRIVALS.


The swell here yesterday was very rapid
when we consider The present stage Of
tins liver. Ig is now As high as ever be-
fore known, and may CouJIus 10 swell a
few inches more. Al Cairo yesterday the
Ohio was stationary, but the Cumberland
Is rising, as well as all the small side
streams, and q swell Is coming out of tie
Upper Ohio. The river at ~. Louis is
falling AZ The rate OF one loot per day.
Our dispatches give the latest news from
these points. The weather is very bssuti-
fHl and warm.
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trustees Sale.

Under and by vlrtue OF the provisions Of
a trust dssC, executed D. ". b McDou-
ough and Joseph Flauncry, on the Zd Of
hay. ie17, recorded tn the Register Office of
shelby county, i'm book No. u page aI. and
El11e 20 secure to JONI II. Newton the pay
meu6 OF certain notes therein described the
last Or which remains uupaidl, j as trusbss,
viii. on
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Saturday, April lst, 1871,

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate to- wiz A tract Of land situated,
Wing ana being Ia the county OF Shelby and
state OF Ten nessse, on the State line road.
three miles from the city Of Memphis. con-
tanning 49, acres, which said land is suDdi-
VIued into Tracts OF about 5 acres each.
Also lots Nos. 1, 2, s., 4, 8, 6, 7 and s OF the
homestead tract ON the corner Of Walnut
and TAFT street,, in the city of Memphis.
shelby county, state of e..
Also, lots Nos "a, Is 10, r. rs and l9 OF the
homestead tract; plat and diagram OF the
above uesCT bed property is on ME In my
otice. Il said land is not sold On the day
designated the sale will be continued from
day 10 day until all is sold.
OF SALE.-One-fOuEth cash, balance
In o, Y and Is mUnths, taking notes bearing
Interest, win good security, and retaining a
for the same.
Plats or diagrams may be had Of ROYster q
Irezsvant, s-.uctiOusers, OF at my Office.
March 4, 1871.
N. D. =. STEWART, Clerk and Master
Hanson SWtngiey & Dashlel, Soils. Tor COM
plaluauL. mh2
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COTTON.

The market opened insctiye, with pros
poets CTS light business, the only demand
being from several Eastern buyers, who
wers Iu -He market for the better grades.
on which sellers we're firm and unwilling
90 msks concessions 10 correspond with
the decline In New York. Not being able
% purcla7s such styles as they desired
buyers, with the exception Of q few, with
drew and devoted their attention to
chipping. Transactions during the day
were principally in Good Ordinary aud
Stained G1a-8lz. Sales were 1910 bales.
including POO bv one buyer, averaging
Strict Good Ordinary 90 13c, other pur-
guazas were ia small lots and Include 100
stain- 20 IlEE= $50 Ordinary and Good
Ordinary a. II5za: IuIerior at s 70 &c:
Strict Low Ei5Iing at I35zci Ordinary
81 sr.r and Middliug So lsasc. The mar
E-I closed dull and irregular in sympathy
with the New York market, which closed
irregular SO u for NiddIng.
COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
MEMPHIS. March is, ISL.
stock. September I, $50 $50
Reed since lsst statement l,liS
Rs1sivsd prevloUsly- AZ, o2-&910
4ss go
Shipped since last stint 4l4
Shipped prsviously 80, ls2-S95 SAG
stock 81 noon this day. s7,7o4
Imports.
Steamers 80
EstlIlst=i per wagons. -..--...---.a 100
Exports.
Steamers. north. .--...... -..... -. IA
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CHANCERY SALE OF REAL Es-
TATE.

Nc. 9B.-N. R.-First Chaacery Court Of Shell
by county-IOhn Nj. Brooks, Adm of Ed.
Jah Brooks, deceased, VS.. Anderson Q,
Belts.
ID Y virtue Of an interlocutOry decree for
ID sale. entered in the above cause, NOvem-
Der %, 1870, / Will seu, at public auction to
tbs highest bidder. in fr8nt OF The Clerk and
Masters 10 moe, Green1aW block, sscOnd street
In the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on
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TRUSTEES SALE.

rB- BY a virtue Of a certain Deed OF Trust
executed TO me By W. H.. EWlng on the 9Th
cay Of January, lSl8, for the benefit Of Mar
shall Keathiy, which deed is q record in
Record Book No. 81, pages 90, etc.. in the
hegIstsr's once of shelby county, Tennessee.
VIII. ON the
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No 1917 a. DIN The Second Circuit C0urtsOf
Shelby County, Tenn. II. Pulte vs.. Thos,
2. Parrish.
IN this cause an attachment having been
suedout, under section 3455 Of the Code.
ana returned into court, levied upon the real
estate of defendant, AMI adidavit having bsEu
made that the defendant, Thomas r. Parrish,
is indebted TO plaintiff In the sum of S283 is,
with interest nom the FIRST a Of NOvem bar,
1870. by balance due plaintin, on a certain
Judgment rendered in mis- 'avOr IN the Supe-
rf0r Court, ~Ciucinnati, Ohio. and against
aaid defendant, aud that the defendant
Thomas F.. Parrish, Is a nonresident of the
state OF Tennessee;
10 is therefore ordered, That he make his
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
Of the Second Circuit court Of shelby County,
on the third Monday Ia May next and defend
said attachment uit within the time pre-
scribed by law. or the same win be proceeded
with eXpar,e e, ana that a copy or this order
be published once a week, for four cousecu-
tive weeks. i'm the Memphis Appeal
Done at cdiCe, this 4th day OF March, ISL
p. u. BOYLE, Clerk
BY W. LEWIS WHARTOE, deputy Clerk.
n. =. Williamson, Lewis " Craig, attys Tor
TaH-Hsa n1hT
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Trustees sails.

DY virtue Of a Trust Deed made 10 me on
- ith dag o. May. 1870, to secure certain
debts therein described, and which deed is
recorded la the registers office OF Shelby
county in book %, page tU6, j Walt. ON
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KINDS OF R~HEUMATISm,
IT HAS NO EQUAL.

BALTIMORE. February 10, l555.
DR.. j. J. LAWRENCE-Dear Sir: I take
4 pleasure In recommending yoEr Rosa
DALIs as a very powerful Alternative. ]
have used 10 IN two cases with happy
r8Sulrs-Oue in @ case Of secondary
I syphIos, In which the patient pro-
nOunced himself cured after having
taken i've bottles Of your medicine.
The ether is a Csse OF sCTOfnIa OF long
standing, which IS rapidly improving
under It's use, "A the Indications ars
that the patient viii % 10 recover. I
have carefully examined the formula
by which your RUsadilis is made, and
ind 70 an excellent compound OF ale
teFatlYe Ingredients. Yours, truly,
3. ". CARR, ND.
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LEaAL EoTICEs
Aftachmonf NnIica.

No. 28 e. DIN The second Cnancarv COuri
of1helBy county, Tenn, N. James vs.. "
Frlck.
TTappesrIng from the bill duly sworn to ia
] in This cause that the defendant, N. BricE,
is justly indebted TO complainant in the
SUM Of two hundred and hfty six dollars and
seven cents 1888 90 due ov note payable one
day af.ur March 2, 1853, with Interest thereon,
and that ne ls ~ nonresident Of the state OF
Tennessee, and for these causes an attach
ment was sued cut OF this court against his
property, aud the same has been returned
Into court by the Sheriff Of shelby county,
i6vled on the real estate Ofsaid Frich.
tits therefore ordered, that he make his
appearance herein, at the Courthouse OF the
Second Chancery Court OF Shelby county, in
the city OF Memphis, Tenn d, on or before the
first Monday in May, ISL and plead, answer
or dsmur TO c~ompla1naut's bill, or the same
viii be taken as confessed as to him, and set
TOT hearing eEparte, and that n copy OF tn g
o der be published once a week for four con-
Secutive weeks IN the Memphis APPEAL
This March IL. 1871.
A copy-attest:
n. d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
. Baecher q RHlcleF, Soils. for cDmnInt mill.
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NOTICE..

A CALL OF 10 per cent Is made upon the
"A capuaI stock OF The Blun CITY Insurance
Company. On or before the LIST day OF April
next ONCE 81 Nam street.
Rv order Of the Board ~ Dire tors,
mhF C.s. FENNER. President.
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CHAgCEaY SALE OF REAL ES.
TATE.

No. 75g, N. R-FirstC hancery Court OF Shelby
al.
7 virtue OF an iu-terlocutOry decree for
- sale entered ina the above cause February
lu, 1871, I viii sell at public auction 10 the
Inquest bidder, in 'front.' of the Clerk and
Masters office, GrsenlaW Block Second street,
in the city Of Memphig. Tenn. on
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NEW YoBE, Mzrch IS, 10;3) an
Cotton market is dull and holders are
anxious 20 rsaIizs. QuOtaIi0us-Ordi-
nary. L--E Good OriiusTy, l. BE-; Low
Aidd-nE, 1899; Jplands, l5c: GoOd do.
lose Mobile l5A4c; Orleans, l51c. Con
tracts h=ld-Nsrcd. 1890; April aud May,
Ia'scs June, 1889; July,l37 sci August lac
September. l+-4e.
1910 p.m-C0tton marEst duh, heavy,
and lower Go sell. Qu8JaEI8ns-Ordiusry,
u+sr; Good Ordinary, II Low Mid
dliHE. II scs Uplands, l5es GOOD 10, lose;
Mobile, l7l.C; Orleans, l5Ezs. Contracts
March, Ief5c; April ana May, l3lfc; June,
d Sc; july 1896 August lac; Sspt6m-
Der. 1879
E.4y Motion market is quiet and
unchanged. Sales on the spot, 2 90 bales
contracts. 10000 bales.
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SALES
TRgsTEEs sALE.

DUR8UAyc 10 a Trust Deed made 20 me
q CO the Ni day f~4auuarY 1873, BE- Maria
~. n GeOrEs III. E5usa4IaB T11hrtc1 IN the
Registers office u shelby cnuuty, Ia book
~ pase ~ q, secure b fertalu ludentedntaa
tnerein mentioned, / wiz, 1n-
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NEW ORLEANS. March Is. p m.-C0ttOu
Is GAIL and tending dJwnwzrl-l4}sl
l4Es sales, 100 bales.
= pm-COtlOu is quiet-l4EGl44c.
SsI5s 65JJ bales.
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CEASCERY SALES.
CbanGery Sale Of Real Estate
ON
SAT UR1AY, APRIL LIST, 1871.

No. Es5s.-Iu the Second Chancery Court OF
shelby county. Tenn Cathariue MCGrath,
Adm'E, VS.. Margaret Mc9rsth et al.
- By virtue or an order OF sails made In
this cause, 7 will sell, at public auction, 70
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Selma HarlssaHd aemphls Hellrgad Gem.
paay e. TeBnsssss and mississippi,

Formerly tbe Memphis. Holly spriuga, OE8-
lone and selma HallfOGd Company.
Iuuso Who EvBr tlo subscription shall
have on their tickets tn- words FOR SUE
alFilDs Those vino oppose ta SUBJ
acriptIoH shall have on thsfr TICKETS No
sU INSCRIPTION"
a AsL oL Ulcers, Judges and CLERKS. VIII De
pt'AA1u before TIE dHT Or tue election.
MARCUS j. WRIGHT
februu1y p E7l- shsrlIshsIby County.
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LrvERPooL, March IS, II sm-Cotton
duh. sales, 10000 bales. Qu0tatiOns-
Lplaud=, 7Mu74sd Orleans, THa75sd;
Stock ld1at, sol. 90 bales, Ofwhich 555. 1JG
ba'e= were American.
$3.50 pm-Cot-Ou dull and easier, and
ursss unchanged Sales 10000 bales; ex-
bort end speculation, 700.
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SHEREFF'S SALE.
HondaY. March 2sih. 1871.

- virtue OF "a h-fu issued by the Clerk or
10 the First Circuit Court OF Memphis, shell
BY county, TaBnessee, and TO me directed, I
viii. on
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on SATURDAY, 18Th aa8ca. Ell

On Test The sense OF the qualified voters ofsrid
county ON fauyiHE auu approving hasetinu
ut the t1uuty Court la IT'S guDscri ption OF
1--WE HUNDRED ~fdDDsAND DOLLAEa 10
Pc paic iu i've yearly ius-aimeuu. tnths Capt.
tal stock 81 the
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MISCELLANEOUS.
s0lLOwAYs vEaaFusE c0EFECTloss


aNWEAIl years experience has proved this
4 the most popular remedy with physi-
clans and parents for those pests OF child
uCoo-WOrms, They are pleasant 70 take,
and always effective Ia eZpel1ng the Worms
and toning the system mp TO It's normal
condition. Beware OF c0untsrtelts and hul-
tatlOns, The genuine have the signature OF
the prOprlstors on the wrapper Of each
package.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY COWDEN,
Philadelphia
No Cagsf No Foyg HiesteXs Ts1sr Ct1t1tsa.
WILL positively cure letter, Erysipelas
w salt Eheum, Barber's Itch, Pimples,
BloJcLes and all forms Of Skin Disease; also.
sore Eyes and Eye Lids, Discharges RON the
tar, and Old Sores, no matter OF how long
standing, or Che money returned BY the pro
D~risUOIs.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY COWDEN,
Philadelphia.
Sold 90 cents per box BY ali druggists, sent
by mail Tor ~ cents.
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Attachment Nsfjee.

n. b. T. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
.secher q BelcheF, Soils. for compI'nt mill,
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The Merchants Manual.

CONTAINING THE HAWAIIAN TARIFF
~ and Port Regulations treaties with foreign powers and
other useful information TO foreign correspondence Price
cents each. For sale by
nle b. NJ %gHTTxRY
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NEW MAP OF THE
Hawaiian Islands and North Pacific.

lust RECEIVEO, MAP OF THE HA.
- waan Islands and Islands Northwest Of this Group far
Midway Island, with all the Reefs &c Issued by the
photographic Bureau, Washington, and for sale by
ja7 3m d. WHITNEY.
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ID eaid to be more Irish-bOrn citizens in
Eek, according to the census, than in
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residing in the Eastern United states eh
nav for their cards by encosing GTeenbGcks United
Postage Stamps such they wish to pay,
per above table if the time
paid for.
~ Cards. when prepaid for year, are allowed
discount rates. transient advertise
when paid r charged quarterly.
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he Worlds Opinion.


kaIk in anxious. thOughtfGi moods
q hearts we fully set them
r 10 great share Of this worlds goods,
E4 matter how We get them
* 8 what fairy boats 60 down
- ObHvion's stream,
N. ts racing for that Ieafess crown
g At outer worid's esteem!
a <<ve with eager feet and hands,
4X hearts, and faces gay
Youth TO age we had LIES page
- What viii people say"
y IL Us i've double life FL
~ one Is outside shOVj
<.r q rsher springs from hopes u things
- but ourselves must know
d Y tne il so entirely claim'd
rrrorIIIy thoughts alone,
a.ost makes one feel ashamed
1sfier heart TO own
't n. lthey miss earth's purest bliss,
r1t far from light they stray,
Il q taluays makes their WaIchwOrd this:
y Ha what viii people say'"
X 8cts. to bless those in distress,
x ar1oft IN secret done,
Z Il 1esE much oftener Ihen We know
t4stind Is looking on
1H.<3A kind word, enter'd in
T1e great Recorders book,
Ih4< careless thousands spent TO WIN
1t1 5EOrIds approving IOoki
t1the who does a noble deed,
4 <111 hides It fror the day,
~ irre will gain u worthier need
Than {" What will people sayl"
11re , higher One to please,
Who sends no cloud IN vain
III rin despise NJ sacrifice
. Hr>tb0re all human pains
Ard 90, II we could only act
titta our conscience true,
Etsfizk Gods law Of Love intact .
fe al say and do
t1tbouId not need 50 mean q, chart
~ niIe on our way,
~ tI1 irs shackles on the heart,
IA. What will people sayi" Selected.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-10

AN ITEM Accountable death of Judge
William Leigh, brother to Benjamin Wat
kins Leigh, at the great age of eighty
eight years, has been announced. Among
the countless cases brought before Judge
against poor patient was exorbitant.
The bill was Jumping one-.medicai at;
tendance, 30 much" The Judge required
the doctor to make out the items. This the
doctor refusing positively to do, the Judge
threw the case out of court. After ad-
journment, when the Judge was slowly
vending his way to the tavern, the doctor
slided up to him and said: "Judge, that
nothing about it, sir-nothing about it,"
replied the Judge. The doctor was silent
for some time. Like everybody else, he
was afraid of the Judge; but at last he
mustered up courage to say, very solemnly:
Judge, We shall all be required to give
an account hereafter Of the deeds done in
the body" 81 know it, sir; I know it,"
retorted the Judge, sharply but it will
be an item account-an item account
The doctor had no more to say.-Louisvitle
Courier Journal.
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CURE For SULKS-SmKs. - should any one
who is blessed with dear te wife ever be 80 untor td
that only way make her forget her grievances
and her smile more, 10 to give her duok
of bonnet o nice silk dress Approaching the ne
cessy OF having hand at all times good s59ok E,
an immense assortment silks which he is selling at
prices that will certainly insure quick sales Amongst
which he warrants silk and which he is selr AZ
from 81 so upwards. MT Miller also has large st9ck
of alpacas and in fact thing in the dry
goods line Soc advertisement our fifth page.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-10

The sufferings entailed upon families and
persons having offices town. by the ignorant tinker
ing of unskilful worlmen with their gas and water
pipes are innumerable and have often heard pious
ladies and gentlemen like the little girl who dropped
her looks in gutter wish that they were boys 80
would doubt. enrust their business to competent
men did they know where to find such, SO that in Pur
suance of duty as journalists and in order that
temper might be saved feel bound to refer them
to Mr. T. McKend rick. No. $50 Magazine street, whose
long experience intelligence and thorough acquaint-
ance with the business of gas filter and pumoer,
render his vices invaluable. MIR. McKendrick IS
prepared at short notce all orders in any
line of his business, and guarantees satisfaction.