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LITTE ROCK.
"Is Civilization a allure 2"-ScandaI Ia
Negro Nigh lfe-A Duel-Etc.

LITTLE Rock, July 2O.-The Bap'
tist State Conviction have been in
session two day. The Rev. ]. T.
White, State S0ator, of Helena,
is up on a charged playing LothariC
with the dauhter Of q colored
brother. Durin the last session oi
the Legislature b boarded with re.
spectacle coloredfamily. He got "a
miliar with the laughter Of his land
lord, and a chiIdYas the result Of his
familiarity. Thi father of the cOlored
lady swears Vengeance against tbs
white, and the natter Is creating un-
usual interest.
A duel between two prominent
physicians has ben on the tdpis three
or four days.
A colored boy vas drowned in the
river, opposite tie city, to-day.
The Brooks faGion of the Repubi
can party have commenced organic
ing the eolored people for the cam
paign Of next year. The colored cluE
organized last night.
The weather Is clear, but hot. The
river is falling. Arrived: Fort Smith
from above.
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NEW YoRk.
MORE OF THE RIOT.

NEW YORK, July 20.-The funeral
OF Walter r. Pryor, of. the Ninth regi
ment, shot during the riot, took place
to-day from the Calvary Protestant
Episcopal church. Rev. Mr.. F1agg
chaplain of the regiment, oficiated
Mrs. Pryor, actress, mother OF the de-
ceased, and many theatrical people at
tended. Detachments OF the First
Ninth, Twenty-second, Seventy ninth
regiments and OF the police force es'
cOrted the remains to the WOODLAND
cemetery.
At a convention of the Catholic
temperance societies tonight, mo-
ton, censuring the military for firing
on the 18th instant, was voted down.
John Boylan, In letter in the New.
ark On. j. Ad0ertSseT, denies that
General McQuade was sent by Cover
nor Hoffman to Mayor Hall on Mon
day morning before the riot, or that
he saw the Mayer at all that morn
ing.
This information, Mr.. Boylan inti-
mates, he has received from General
McQuade himself. Mr.. Boylan adds
that General MctQuade told hlm to
write to Governor Hoffman long
letter on Monday night, and advised
him to come to New York as he an.
ticipated trouble. He says at that
time( Monday mighty he had no knoWl.
edge of Halls proclamation suspend.
ing the Grange parade. Consequently
he did not write anything OF the KIND
to Hoffman.
PUBLIC PROCESSION LAWS.
The Board of Aldermen to-day ap.
pointed special cOmittee 70 draft and
report an ordinance 10 define and reg
ulate the uss Of the streets, roads, ave-
nues and public places in this city for
the purpose of public professions other
than funeral corteges and pageantry,
and organized military In pursuance
of the laws of this State.
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CREDITORS NOTICE

No. 70, Rim the First Chancery Court OF
Shelby County, Tennessee.-Faul A. Cicalla,
executor of the estate Oh JnO. BOggiano, de-
0sssed VS.. Mary Ellen BOggt Ano, Geo. Mar
tin, Z. r, Molloy, j. Pittman at al.
IT appearing thai the above stated cause
i was filed for the purpose OF settling up the
estate cf JnO. BoggianO, deceased, the in
soIyeDcy OF which having been suggested in
the County Court Of shelby county, and 20
which suit all creditors Of Baid estate are
made parties.
It istherefors ordered, Thft they make
their appearance herein, at tile Court house
in the City OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or
before the first IA Onday In October, 1871, and
file and establish their claims herein against
said estate, or the cRuse viii be set Tor hear
ing and proceeded with exparte, and that a
copy of this order be published oncea week,
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal.
Al COpy.-Attests
EDMUND A. COLE, ClerK and Master.
By r. J. BLACK, Deputy ClerB and Master,
Ra ndolph. Hammond q Jordan, soils. for
complainant Jyzl
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Eggs dull and unchanged, 10c. Butter
dull and unchanged. Cheese unchanged, !,
eGlIc Pork dull and n0mtnal; $l4 0O
asked. Bulk meats duh; shoulders, 57zci
sides neglected. Bacon opened dull and
closed strong; shoulders, A5SG8zc; clear
sides, s55GS5sc- Hogs unchanged. Beer
unchanged. Tobacco in fair demand and
firm, Whisky in good den and and mar
ket firm ct 92c.
NASHVILLE
NASHVILLE, July 20.-C)tton fair and
firn, low middling, 1Sc. Bacon sh0ul-
dsrs, 7s[e; clear sides, S5<e plain hams,
IKE; sugsr-cured hams, l6c. Lard,
prime steam, III 1ze. Wheat, No. white
Kentucky, 81 s5. Corn, No. l white, 7oe.
Oats, No, 1, mixed, 73c. Oats, No. l,
7Oc. Rye, No. 1, soc. Barley, spring No.
l, 65c. Flour, superfine spring, "a TO- fam
lily do, 81 so. Cornmesl, 75c.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July 20. - Flour dull and
nominal. Wheat, No. 2 spring, 81 l57zG
1 I6H cash. Corn, No. 2 mixed, 5Oz%e.
Oats, 45@46c. Rye hTmer, 5tg5sc. Barley
quiet, 70G73c. Hi9bWines, &c. Provls-
ions quiet. Mess pork, Sl4 50S14 olH.
Hogs active, "a 25G5 ID. Cattle steady,
s. 5OG6.
LOUISVILLE, July 20. Tobacco firm;
sales, 2I7 hogshssds; Iugs, i6 5OG6 70; low
to good medium leaf $7l914. Flour steady
extra family, IS. Wheat in good demandi
81 40 tor choice. Corn quiet, 72c. Oats
new, 4Oc. Rye, soc. Provisions quiet
Whisky firm, 92c.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, July 20.-CottOn marke,
hrmsr; sales to-day, estimated at 2l0t
bales; good ordinary, ,l674 401.65Sc; low mid
ding, 1S@ls1zci middlings :D1Igz0Ae; re-
eeipts, zoo bales; exports tO foreign ports
SAVANNAH
SAVANNAH, July 20.-Co Co,tOn-insctive
and prices dropping; middIIng, 1870; net
receipts, SO bales; stock, 5447.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, July 70. - Cotton firm
middling, I97<c net receipts, 228 bales
exports, coasGwtse, 544; sales, 300; stock
Ss1L.
MOBILE, July 2O.-Cott1n dull; mid.
ding, I97<c; net receipts, A. bales; sales
800; stock, 9I36.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, July 20, 3;15 En- Consols
9S5s for money, and 93I on account
92H; do '65, 921<; do '67, g1A; do I0-40s
9I56. Bullion in the Bank OF England
has increased EOS, 900. Turpentine, 45s.
PARIS, July 2O.-Rentes 55f 95c.
LIVERPOOL, July 20. - Cotton frmer;
UpIands, 64@9d; Orleans, 91<d. Sales
$4,000 bales; speculation and export, 1000.
Wheat, spring, los ld@I0s 81; winter, lis,
Lard, COS. Turpentine, ASS.
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Miss Phoebe Carey Dangerously ~.

NEWBORN, r. l., July 2O.-Miss
Phoebe Carey arrived in Newport last
week, accompanied by Miss Ryals.
She has been in i'll health for some
time and hoped to recuperate here by
the sea. She had been here but a day
when she was taken seriously i'll and
has lain almost at the point of death.
Her nervous system is wholly pros
trated, caused by eighteen months
care Of her sister, and the great grief
she experienced at her death. Her
physicians have no hope Of her re-
QOVeFY,
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RIVERSIDE HOTEL,
RIVERSIDE, I'LL.

THIS most beautiful and healthy summer
i resort is now open for tho reception OF
guests. The buildings. comprising the Dor
mitory, RefectOry, Pavilion and Music Pa
goda with 2400 feet of covered Terandahs, are
new, and most admirably arranged for the
comfort and enjoym ent Of gusts, with very
large, well ventilated, handsomely furnished
rooms, lighted with gas and supplied with
running water. Ten miles from chicago,
and only thirty.five minutes ride on the Q ,
B. and Q. r. b. with twenty -four trains a
day, located in Riverside PARK, which COM
prises 1890 acres, beautifully improved, AFFORD
ing many miles of delightful park and forest
drives and pr0menades equal to those in
Central Park N. z. with the advantages of
the celebrated sulphur and Ms gnetic Waters
from Springs on the premises, and with me
boating and fishing facilities on the Aux
PLANES River, il is rendered ole Of the most
attractive resorts to be found on the contt-
nent, and affords home comfort, with the
most charming surroundings. Applications
for rooms. ETC., received at the Hotel, OF at
my once, 3 Washington street. Chicago, III.
jy91 81. M KlNSLEY, Manager.
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A sEA-QUAkE.
Experience of the Ship Don 0ulxOte from
Calcutta to New York.

NEW YORK, July 2O.-The ship
Don QuixOte, from Calcutta, reports
that on June 10th, at APO am, lati.
tude 20. 30' south, longitude IA. 40'
west, experienced a heavy sea-quake,
which caused the ship to tremble vio-
lentIy. The motion seemed to be
from east to west, and lasted some
seconds. In about fifteen minutes
there was another shock, not so viO-
lent as the first, but lasted longer. The
sensation produced was as though
the ship was moving over rough
bottom. The wind at the time was
southeast by east and moderate for
some days before. The wind had been
continually shifting all day. Follow
ing the shocks, the sea was agitated
with heavy roll from west and
southwest. There was and had been
no wind sufficient to cause such a
nOuOh Spa
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OUR IRISH CITIZENS.
Indignation Meeting IN Eew IOrK-6oVerHOl
Hoffman Denounced.

NEW YORK, July 20.-At an indig-
nation meeting of Irish citizens of the
Ninteenth ward last night, Stephen
J. Meavy in speech said: How can
we avenge the blood Of men which
has been shed? How are we to secure
proper protection in this country for
men of our own race? Shall Orange
men andKnoW- Othings rule this city
Neverl never! said the speaker, shall
scenes of Wednesday last be permitted
again. When he saw the dead on
Wednesday his blood eurdled in his
soul, and he prayed to God that he
would live to see the day when the
act would be avenged. CCheers.l II
was hard to see armed rufhans strik-
ing down innocent men and women
for the crime OF looking upon foolish
Orangemen. Women had been made
widows, and children orphans, for the
caprice of one man in Albany, who
came to New York to revoke the hu-
name order of the Mayor. A voice,
hang him on a lamp-post. Meavey-
No, no my friends, / pledge myself
that every drop of blood shed that
day shall be legally avenged If there
be law in New York. Never again
shall such an occurrence be permitted
in New York. Never again shall Or
ganized rufians be allowed to insult
Irish citizens who have fought to up
hold the Constitution of the United
States. [Cheers. The Legislature
must prohibit such professions in the
future.
He said prospectus would soon be
issued in Williamsburg, to obtain the
names of the native-born Americans,
to organize an order to be called the
United Sons Of America. 1t cannot
do less than the English House OF
Commons, which prohibits Orange
professions. The Hibernians and
Catholics kept aloof from the parade
that day. If they had not done so,
there would be a different story TO
tell. II law does not vindicate itself,
then may say something else to you
at another time. Governor Hoffman
should never receive the votes OF
rishmen, never, neverI
Tennie Claflin publicly announces
herself candidate for Congress from
the Eighth district OF this city.
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REGATTA at Nov Orleans.

New ORLEANs, July 2e.-The an
nual regatta Of the Crescent City
Yacht Club took place to-day over
the usual distance of triangle Of flf-
teen miles, and resulted as follows
Restless winning second class, time 2
hours. 19 minutes, 30seconds; Minnie
Preston won third class, time 2 hours,
89 minutes, 80 seconds; Jessie won
fourth class, time hours, A minutes,
80 seconds. Six boats entered, one OF
the second class, two Of the third and
three of the fourth class. No boats Of
the first class entered the race.
James Lynen committed suicide by
taking laudanum. Continued Ill health
Is assigned as the cause.
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RIn Salaries In Nebraska.

OMAHA, NEB., July 2O.-The Con-
stitutiOnal Convention, in session at
Lincoln, have fixed the salary of Gov
ernCr at $4,000; Secretary of State and
Auditor, 5000; Treasurer, $500; and
Attorney General, $500. AS the sal
ary of the Governor heretofore has
been but $1,000 per annum, and other
State offices in proportion, this in
crease is supposed to be an inducement
to honesty and ambition.
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Wamen d the MlddIeton UnIvsraity.

HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT, July 20.
AT a business meeting Of the
Alumni Of the Wesleyan University
at Middleton, yesterday, resolution
was passed declaring nothing in the
character of the University excludes
ladies from its privileges, and hoping
they will avail themselves of the op-
pOrtunities. One young lady contem-
plates seeking admission this year.
1t is thought that women will soon be
admitted to the privileges Of the
ir7cfifufsOp
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FRANCE.

PARIS, July 20.-The Steele to-day
contains an editorial fayOring an Inn
position Of an income tax.
1t has become known that Gambet.
Ia, during his dictatorship, authorized
the opening Of private letters for the
purpose of discovering who were in
inlical to his Government.
The Assembly has voted for the inn
position OF q stamp duty of ten CEN
times on all bills amounting 10 more
tklRn ten francs.
The Minister Of Justice has de.
manded the resignation of NJ. De.
veinne.
Mobilization Of the MabiIots Il pro-
Ie,ted by the Ministry.
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Cotton n New York.

NEW YORK, July 2o.-The Cotton
Exchange is examining the location
for the mammoth store house for cot
ton, to lessen the expense of carriage,
sampling and storage. A store-house
for one hundred thousand bales will
probably be erected at the Brooklyn
dock. where ships can unload and
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DIED.

MCCLURE-Cn Thursday, the 10th inst ,
Mrs. ELLRN W, the beloved wire Of J. ID. Nc
Glare.
Her funeral viii take place at two O'CLOCK,
this (FRIDAY) afternoon, from her late resi-
dence at Buntyn Station. The friends OF the
family are respectfully inYitei to attend.
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NEW YORK, July 20.-At a meeting
Of the Gideon Loyal League Orange
men, last evening, a resolution was
adopted thanking Governor Hoffman
and the military and police for the
protection afforded during the parade
last Wednesday.
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The KentuokY Traaaurv.

CINcNNATI, July 2O.-The Audi
tor OF the State of Kentucky has is
sued circular to persons inelosing
claims,to him, saying that the condi-
ton of the treasury forces him to cease
auditing claims until the exebequer is
replenished nom collections.
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
LOI On tbs war Patti

OMAHA, July 2O.-The last accounts
from Fort Fetterman represent that
Red Cloud and his party are making
ready for the war path, and that he
bas already got out his small stealing
parties and bringing in stock.
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The attendance at the tobacco fair st
Evansville is very large. The sales
Yesterday were not less than one thon.
sand hogsheads. The competition for
premiums will be between three hun
dIed hogsheads. Buyers nom all parts
of the country are there in large num-
btrs, and sales are more than treble
those Of the last anniversary sale.
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MPNn RHW Ard
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
MESLPHIs AND ONO RA1LRoAD,

ME1IPHIs AND OHIO RAxLRoADsl
Memphis, July Is, lS5A
So ON and after Thursday, July 20, B5ls
and until further notice, All freight texCept
in car Ioads) viii be rscsived at warehouse IN
Navy Yard, foot OF Market street. instead OF
at Platform, head Of Second street.
,v1s Al. KNAPP, Agent
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MOHOAY, July 81, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
property, tO-wit:
Lot No. IA, fronting 50 feet on Ruth street
and running back l425S feet to an alley, stu.
ated in the city of Memphis, Tennessee, as
designated upon the plan OF subdiv isiOn OF
Almed1a Talbott's portion Of the estate OF
Joseph II. TaIbOtt, now deceased,
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master
nsupr, fvO1
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NEW ADYEsTIsEMEETs.
BUeKEYE sALVE

BUCKEYE SALtEs
WE have lust received a full supply Of
w BUCK EYE 8ALVE. Wsshall hereaf-
ter be fully prepared 10 meet the demand for
this Justly celebrated Pile rcTuedy, Eholesale
q. W. JONES a CO.,
fe4 81 Main street.
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Jacob Cans, 29S Main.
TO BRICKLAYERS.

UITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
- MEMPHIS, TENN, July II, lSTl.
- Sealed proposals will be received at
this ONCE until z m. Thursday, the 9th inst,
for building brick sewer at the intersection
Of Vance and Jessamine streets. The city re-
serves the right to reject any OF all of the
bids For further information apply at this
ONCE. j. H. HUMPHREYS,
fvIg City engineer,
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MASONIC NOTICE.
Chancsry Sale Of Real Estate

No. 9sS, R.-Ffrst Chancery Court Of Shelby
COunty.--h. G. Law vs.. fannie c. Law.
ID 7 virtue OF an interlocutlTy decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause, May IL,
1911, win sell at public Ructio n, to the high
est bidder, in front OF The CLERK and Masters
ONCE, Greenlaw block, Second street, IN the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, OH
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CINCINNATI

CINoINNATI, July 20-Cotton is firm,
20<@2O1<c. Flour steady, with moderate
demand; new family, $666 so and y 20.
Wheat quiet and unchanged; new NO. l,
red winter, 81 90G1 Is. Corn dull and uD-
changed; 54065. Rye quiet and un-
changed. Oats dull. Groceries In good
demand at full prices. Oils unchanged. |.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.


SUICIDE.
PLYMOUTH, MASS, July 2O.-Rev.
Mr.. Phipps, a Unitarian clergyman OF
Kingston, cut his throat to-day.
Mental depression the cause.
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ST. LOUIS, July 20.-The safe OF w
r. Hunter, a merchant Of Ashland
Illinois, was robbed last Tuesday Of
about two thousand dollars in green.
backs.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN ENGLAND
LONDON, July 2O.-A passenger ex.
press train from Manchester to Lon
don ran off the track to-day. Several
persons were injured, some Of them
seriously.
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manifested are Combativeness and Destrue-
tiveness. The former Is situated on ca h
side of the head, about two inches upward
and backward from the opening of the ears.
and the latter is situated Immediately above
the opening Of the ear, and when these or.
gans are large, the head is wide at the sides,
where the organs are situated The bull
dog Is good specimen of their large devels
opment, and the rabbit shows their small
develnpment
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1m so2Row.

When thou art sorrowfuI and cares around
Crowd fast upon the steps of happier days;
When thou beIiev'st cen brightest things lend
The saddest echo to the gayest lays
AS men'of old were fed with angels food,
Gs, seek thy remedy in doing good
When those thee the dearest shall have died.
And each fresh day grows weary to thine eyes,
When every hope that others build upon
Comes to thy senses with a sad surprise
Take up the burden of auother's grief;
Learn from anothers pain thy woes relief.
Mourner. believe thai sorrow may be Bribed
With tribute from the heart, not sishs nor tears,
But nobler sacri5ee-0f helping hands,
Ofeheering smiles, Of sympathetic ears.
Oft have the saddest words the e4sweeter strain
In angels music let thy soul complain
Then Grief shall lstand with half-avertsd foot
Upon the threshold Of a brighter day;
And Hope shall take her sweetly BY the hand,
And both kneel down with Faith to aeekIy pray.
Lifted from earth. Peace shall nnorta1ize
The heart that its anguish puriies.
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THE HAIR II Fave heard it said that if
the hair Is very fine, person would have II
weIladeveloped head Is this so?
Ans No Your informant was either
notlwell posted or did not tell the whole.
inc hair is fund with fine skin, coarse
hair with coarse skin, etc. But this implies
neither goodness nor badness For a full
exposition of this whole subject, including
the significance, of light, dark, yellow, red,
and black hair, see New Physiognomv.
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Questions and Answers.


From The chronological journal and Pack
ards Moathiy
GREAT MEx-"Have YOU ever known
great men with small perceptlve faculties r.
Ans Yes; but their greatness was of
kind that did not depend upon the percep-
tives for manifestation. Great thinkers
and great m0raliyts may have relatively
moderate perceptives, though they would
be ADLER IN their respective spheres if they
had these faculties stronger. 1t may be
possible, however, that persons whose con
tact with practical affairs is relatively shut
by moderate perception will become more
absorbed in mere speculative and meditative
pursuits, and push them farther, than if
they would be more interested in things Of
practical nature .
Suppose man were to become blind and
deaf, he would employ the knowledge he
had acquired as a stepping-stone to vide
meditative investigation, and US his refec
tive and imaginative faculties as blind Mil
ton did in the composition Of Paradise
Lost" 1t may be that the world is indebt
ed to Millions blindness for that great epic,
and that the deep thinking of philosophers
originates in til cir comparative inattention
to the details and tangibilities of surround
ing affairs.
lie who has large perceptive organs has
kind cf mania for seeing and approaching
thirgs. He likes to travel and look on life
and business in detail lie wants to go to
museums, 10 turn over albums and portfol-
los of pictures He Graves constantly to
see see zee and this hunger for seeing
and the multitude of thlngs seen divert the
mind from sound and philt sophie medita-
ton
Men theref re may be great thinkers
without much perception. and depend for
their facts upon other peoples observation.
1t took udubon with his great percep'
tives to find, all the birds in all the forests,
and picture them for the homestudying of
the studiouS world The cripple in his
| cioister may learn the history and appear
ance of Audubons birds in one tenth part OF
the time and with one-thousandth part OF
| the labor which it cost the man with large
perceptives to learn them. But Audubon
was great in the realm Of perception; 9th
ers maybe great in the exercise of the same
faculties. Those who are philosophers and
profound thinkers are not the only grea
men of the world
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St. James Church, Bolivar, Tenn

ervees every sunday on all Holy Days by the
RECTOR w. c. GRAY.
Th aour opening Sunday School Is. So o'clock
Morning Service Sunday .......-.......-. 1919
evening Service Sundays. do P N
Iely Days.... :. .....77a A and Az P
Services twice each day during Lent.
From Y A. NJ. and from to 10 p. NJ. the Rector
be found n his study the og the Church.
aE5- The seats 0 this Church ALL FREE
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Beautiful Sentiment.

Oh never breathe lostones
When those who loved that name are nigh,
It rours lava through the frame
= That ehokes the breast and fills the eys.
1t strains a chord that yields too much
Of piercing anguish in its breath,
And hands Of mercy should not touch s.s
string made eloquent by death.