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the following described tract Of land, sit1-
ale lying and being in TiDrOu county. tate
OF 1enuessse, In C1vH Distrief 40 D. being
the same land upon which defendant, sam
ueiT Taylor formerly resided. aud uprm
which =. Taylor nOWi resides. e~outaIainR
about four hundred aeres more or less. ard
bounded by the lands OF James = Mccall en-
the vest; BY the tends % uooert Field ard
+. Fairfax on tha north; by taer and Of
kred Macud on TIE ezafs and DY the lands d
George I.Taylar an1 salEe LaJtcF pl bls
south. said land VIII De 8nEFeyou and su1-
divided INTO two or more tracts, sud sol1 m
separate tracts. or the whole together 1s
purchasers may dess re- a mp or plan y
raid survey and subdfVlgtcu wiz es sEal1-
ted On day or sale.
Tsrms-Slx and twelve months credit u0ts
with approved security required and q I'm
retained upon the land 20 secure payment II
the purchase money. Equity OF Eeismptl-u
barred. sale within lsgzt hours.
August 2, l5fi.
JOHN H.. FkHEHAE, CLERK.
Archibald Wright and isaas H. stzelas
SOLICITORS. WadauC5
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Wednesday the 28d Day Of August, 1871,
III SuPREAE C0uaT At IAGKSOR.

No. Izs, MI D.-Aiezandar Mum vs.. A. h.
Douglass CT al.
DY virtue OF a decree pronounced on this
ID 18th day of June. 1871. by fhe Suprsm6
Court In this cause, L viii sell, 70 the highest
bidder, on
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COTTON.

The market ruled hrm, with 3 decidedly
bstt6r feeling among sellers. The closing
m of sho weeks transactions by factors
md 8 tendency 10 drsg the market, "a
T71zGISe WAS Rsked. nevertheless for the
bstrsr GRADES Lower grades commend 8
Eight business: lGGl4ke Being ssked tor
Low to Good Ordinary; Middllng, I09
I71se. The Liverpool msrkst closed quiet
ard steady: Middling Uplsnds, S5s95d;
AIi1dling Orleans. 9}s&9i4d.
COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
HENFHIs, Angus :, 1871
Stock. September /. 1870. 4,20.
Hz.'dainoa last statement. Isl
Resolved previously. 5U9, s76-5lO,l57
81, 489
shipped since last st'msnt 143
shipped pr5yiously~-"--.5l0,s55-olo,V1
stock St o today. ss59
NEW YORK WEEKLY COTTON sTATENEsT.
Receipts for weak TO This time---. 1851
Reefs a This port since Sept. Ii .So0sAto
tx nom this port sinc3 Sept. L. -
stock on hand Al this p0rt--.-.. 5O,O9y
Rscsip-s 81 ports C.S for week 1910
Receipts 81 al ports since Sept. l.-3,SIz,l 10
Exp0r-s FROM all ports for week b4,olS
Exports from AL ports since Sep1-S,l43 -
stock on hand at ali ports To date. 1858
Eg. from y. Y. to Liverpool. 1885
Exports from Z. s. to Liverpool l3,04S
Exports from u. 5. 70 continent 2o2o
COTTON IN NEW YORK.
E.Ew YORK, August -, I0:45 s.m.-Cot-
ton market quiet; futures easier. Octo-
Der, l75sc.
h. n.-Or3inary, -; Good Ordinary,
TTI<e- Low MiddliDg, 1850. Unofficial
sales OF futures, 5000 bales; August, l7%c;
September, HhG October, l7hG NOvem-
Ipm-Cotton Is duh. Sales for sx-
port, 81 bales; Tor spinning, $50; for specu-'
iation, q bales; in TRANSIT, none; con-
tracts, IN.lG0 bales. Low Middling, f7sc;
Efiddling, i8&e. Ohicisl sales: To Spin
uers go bslHa: for export, 81 bales; tor
speculasiOn, u bales; contracts 7lO0 bales.
l7Lc; December, l7Ze.
3:I5 p m.-COtton market Is quiet and
weak; Ordinary, 15e; Good Ordinary,
I6szc: Low Middiing. 17ac; Middfing,
Iss[c. MId8Iing Alabama, l6Ici Orleans
lglzc; AGddilng Texas, 1890. Contracts
nominal; September, l79sc; october,
lT5zc: November and DECEMBER IHe;
January, I77zc.
CoTT5E IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL. August 19, II s.m-Cotton
strong. sales. 1900 baleE; UPlends, sac
81: Orleans, 81sa8Ad.
2nm-CottOn closed strong. Sales, H.
Gao bsiss. Of which 1900 were for export
and speculation; MiddliDg lplands,
Sl5-l6d: Orleans, $50.
Spm-CottOn quiet but steady; sales.
I2.003 bales; export and speculation, SO9
balsa
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On Wednesday, September 20, 1871,

A T THE EAST SIDE OF THE CAPITOL
II in Nashville, the undersigned, Commits
stoners of Railroads. ETC., Tor the State of
Tennessee, will sell, al
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TUESDAY,, OCTOBER Y, 1871

As the day for distribution, when 1t is ex-
pected Will be assembled the largest number
Of persons ever present at one time on the
grounds
Tickets, numbered and stamped, good for
that day only, Will eDtitse the holder TO adj
mission 10 The Grounds, AID participation Ia
the ehaDces OF the following list of
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4bl premiums TO. lU,1V9
The Board OF Directors, in commanding
this scheme 10 the public. promise that IL
shall be carried ont In good faith. They Will
character will be a sunieient guarantee that
perfect fairness viii control the distributson,
The price OF these s 5ecial tickets hiss been
fixed at the low sum Ct TWO DOLLARS, in
order that they may be within the reach Of
every one.
II is hoped and expected thatth Third
Annual Fair Will be so successful. financially
AZ 10 enable the society TO erect suitable
buildings and improve the grounds TO such
degree OF excellence as to render them a
source OF pride to every citizen OF Memphis,
shelby county and the adjacent country.
The Board OF Directors have selected Mr..
W. II. BATES 70 supervise thf6 special Ar-
rangsment, and tickets can be bad on apPli.
cation 10 him, at the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad Depot, OF through any OF his
JACOB THOMPSON, President.
LEoE. TRousDALK, Secretary.
Tickets can be had at the following sub
~gsncies:
MANSFORD'S NEWS DEPOT,
Cor. second and MOnrOe Streets.
Joe LOcKE'S NEWS DEPOT,
NO. 286 I-2 street.
L.C, EYRlcH'S NEWS DEPOT,
No. SAG Main street
OR by application TO me, by letter or in per-
son. al Inc Memphis and Charleston railroad
"'po'' w. B. BATES,
aug8 Agent for the sale OF Tickets.
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CHANCERY SALE
REAL I9TATH.

No. 273S-N. r. First Chancsry Court OF
Shelby County.-As Logarmasino, Admir-,
etc, VA. James LCgRrmasino et al.
ny virtue OF an interlOeutoFy decree Of
ID sale enteVed in the above cause, July O.,
1871. 1 viii sell, at public auction, to the high
est bidder. in front OF the Clerk and Masters
once, Greenlaw block, Second street, in the
CITY OF EamDhis- Tennesaea. ON
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DISSOLUTION.

TNHE firm ef Moore, Eader & Co, Is this
Il day Dissolved, Hr. Z. b, Moore retiring,
Either member Of the firm is authorized TO
collect claims Crfign IN Liquidation.
CT H0ORE,
w. ID. EADER
July Is. 1871. FRANK MELLER5H,
A CARD-Having this day retired from the
~ nrm OF Moore. Eader GCo., I am desirCus
OF returning my sincere q heartfelt hanks
to q generous public for their II patronage,
and would respectfully solicit Ior my success
sOTs q continuance Of the same.
C.B. MOORE.
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IN sUPREaE COURT At IAcksOH.

No. ia, n G. D.-aermsn HafiouRI Bank n
Memphis vs. kliza =. Porter at a..
OY virtue OF a decree pronounced % tlLH
II eause, on the SIN Of jane, 1871. b. th8 8I-
prene Court viii sell, % the hlgness bid
der, On
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TRANCE AND TRADE.
OFFTOE or THE DAIzF APPEAL,
MEKPHIs, August 19, 1871.
FTNANmAI.

There Is very little business doing in
financial circles. Money matters sre
without much change, very little snima-
tiOn being exhibited in the market. The
market for discounts are quiet, bankers
comforting favors OF their regular deposit
tors only. Short time paper rules at lO9ll
per cent per Rnnum. Loans ON the are
ranging from 295 per cent. per month.
Exchange is quiet and unchanged.
C0iR-Gold is steady buying 81 1AIZ
Il selling atIl2Z. Silver large pieces
buying at l060l07.
Lseat seaa9hes-Are quiet and firm.
City bonds were in fair speculative de-
bearing. are held at 65G6e; currency
bearing, old issue,are arm and unchanged
Tram our last quotations. County war
rants are 6rm,With q fair demand; buying
al IS, and selling at S7Gs5. Tennessee
money, old issue, IS in fair demand; buy
ing &c 50, and selling at $500.
Arkansas leVes bonds are in fair de-
msnd; future delivery Csc. And in q
or two instances dealers nave realized sec,
bat these were only on small offerlngs.
Arkansas State bonds, hves, new, buy
Ing AZ 64966; skies, 55957; seYensi
52G54; eignts 73377. mississippi WAY
rants are qUoted a. 70g75. Memphis
ard Charleston railroad stock is STEADY.
buying a. 86GS6X and selling st 37@S7Zi
- AAAAAEHa4 AeAA9H &SRH
Mississippi Central rsiIroad shares are
lsGI9k; for LIST mortgage bonds dealers
report Szl86 as the Buying and selling
rates, % DO 75375. Mississippi and Ten
uBssee railroad Ehsres are 1890; ist
mortgags bonds 64ZGS6: ID do T49ISi
consolidated s re- cents, V@7S. Memphis
sEi Little Rock railroad shares are noml-
nsLv 15120: do 1st mortgages, 1916.
Mo5ls and Ohio railroad sterling bonds
are quoted az 88KISS buying and selling;
DO sx-certs, sl@82; do Sc int, 81; 60 ID,
6n5a8 Selma and Meridian LIST mort
CAGES szs O636T. Memphis and Ohio
saares ars 1sGj9Z; 1st mortgages al 7s9
50: 2f do G4G65. AlRbsmR IS are nom
IugIly 63s10 ID SIS. IOI&fdS- Missouri is
are qno58I IS ef5 IS. Nashville o. $500.
Insurance snd bsak stocks sre quiet.
Merchants Insurance. stock. 5000
Piantsrs'. 42a4s. Peoples, s49s5. Mis-
sissippI valley, SA@sl. fernando e4965
BONDS IL NEW YORK.
EEw YORK, August Is, 1880 p-m-G9v-
eminent securities are dull with 8 slight
decline through the list. Sterling weak
Al I0STE. cold loauing at = OF / per cent.
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cgaNcsRy SALES.
SALE
Real and Personal Property.

First Chanoery Court Of shelby coanty,-Ro.
1882, N. R-Auth0ny canon ct al. vs..
Frank 2altRlamRehta. No. &54, =. R-Louis
Lazerstto vs.. Frank Baltaiamachia CT al.
DX virtue of an tnt~srlocuGory decree Tor
II sale entered In the apovs cause, May q,
I'LL / viii cell at public auction. % the high
est bidder, IN front of the Clerk and Msstere'
once, 9reenlaw block. Second street. in The
CITY % Mamphia. Tannasaae. on
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CAANcERY SALE
1EaAL I1TATn

No. I4S, N. Rim the First ChRncary Court
OF Shelby cOunty.-E. Bsecke q Co. VI.
George Waeehter ct al
81 Z virtue Of an futeTlOeutory decrss for
% sale entered IN the above cause, May 4,
1877, / viii sell, AZ public auction, to the high
esl bidder, in 'front.' of the Clerk and Mas
ter's office, 8resnlaW Block, Second street, IN
the city OF Memphts, Tennessee, ON
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TRUSTEES SALES
SALE.

WILL ofer. 81 ru5lis sale. 70 the highest
/ bidder, for cash. with redemption waived,
On Monday, IIth Day Of September, 1877
At RoYsrEa. TRxzEvAar a Co.'S RIAL Es-
TATE FzCHANGE, northeast corner OF Main
and Jefferson streets, Ia the city OF Memphis,
the following described property, 10 be sold
under the provisions OF 8 2rsss Deed TO me
from Saide A. aud James ". Rawlings, re-
corded IN the Registers ONCE Of she %
county, T6s nessse. Book 81. pages 2b6. etc,
Lots no. aud No 8 OF y. y. Tr~ezevaDtas sub
division on Union avenue, containing ten
and lO-i00 acres, handsomely i~1pEoyed about
three miles east OF Memphis. gale at y
o'clock noun- Title considered perfect butI
convey only as trustee.
auo JOHN p. IRRELEVANT, Trustee
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Trustees Sale.

Hinder and by virtue Of a deed OF Trust,
- TO me executed. y Jacob = Galloway,
TIustee. and Mary K. Galloway, his wife, on
the lst day OF October. 1879. and recorded Ia
the Registers ONCE OF shelby county, Ten
nessee. in record book number 70, pags t5L
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N u NEW YORK.

g EEw YORK, August ls, 1880 p.m-G3v-
eminent securities srs dull with 8 slight
decline through the list. Sterling weak
al IOSEE. cold loaning at 4 OF / per Q
Money continues easy az 2 70 3 Per 9
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SuPREME couRT.
M SUPREME COURT At JACKSON,

10. A. g. D.-FOurtsenae Cfrcu1F-WlLfsm
Coward vs.. aamus-T TVf0r.
by virtue OF q decrs5N pFoD0nuc5d n tais
ID Cause on the second Of Jrue L7ir by me
Supreme Court AZ Jackson,I vii aea, % ne
highest bidder, IN front 81 me faurl-n1f8 -
door, In ~Vfnatna on
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Trust Sale.
0n haendaY. Isl agy Of August. 81.

ny virtue of K. 3. Rusasn's Trust Deed to me,
~ dated the 10th day OF July, A. D. 1870, and
recorded in Book 70, page SiS, 1 viii sell atpub-
lie auction sale, TO the highest bidder for Cash,
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steering the craft-if had we
shouldn't have run that channel any
how But, as I said before, the dogs
took the lead. brindle and 1 next, and
the hornets directly after-the dogs
yellin', brindle holIerinI, and the hor-
nets buzzin' and stingii,-' bSx
We'll, we had got about a hundred
yards from the house, and thc deacon
heard us and cum Out. seed him
hold up his hands aud iurn white
l re.lkan he was prayiH then, Tor he
didn't expect to DC called for 90 soon ;
and il .worn'l long neither till the
whole congregation--ncn women
and children--cum out, and then all
hands went yellin. Mono of them
had the fust notion that brindle and L
belonged to this world. ] had just
turned my head from The congrega-
ton. i seed the run would be up soon
for the bfindie couldn't turn an inch
from the fence that was dead ahead.
Well, we reached the fence, and went
ashore over the critters head. landing
on the other side and lay there
ma @
at warn't 'tiong afore some of them
rs were not scared, came runnin' to
see whar 1 WARRIOR all hands kalker-
lated that the bull and [ belong
ed together. But when brindle
walked off by himself they saw how
it was, and one of 'em said:
g Mike Fink has got the worst of the
scrummage once in his life.
Gentlemen, from that day to this
j have dropped the kourtin' bisness,
and haint spoke to gal since, and
when my hunt is over upon this airth,
thar. won't be any more Finks', and
it's all OWN to Deacon Smiths brin-
die bull"
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ADOMEsTIC SCENE.
bF faS FAT cosrRrBuFoR. &


A parasol tassel is very small thing
to create q difficulty in mans family,
yet, insignificant as it is in itself, it
did cause much domestic trouble out
i'll the west end last summer. The
night was warm, las many hwlfo fwere
tossing about in Intellectual efforts to
sleep may remember.
Taking a, stroll on the streets about
eleven O'Clock, to see what we could
see, we came upon discordant couple
man and wife evidently, who were SO
earnestly engaged ina family dispute
between themselves that they didn't
observe us; so we stopped and OBJ
served them. They were of unmis.
taxable Teutonic origin.
The husband, stubborn and morose,
was seated on the doorstep of a
planning mill, and the wife was stand
ing on the sidewalk in front of him,
crnptying imaginary walls of wrath
upon his head varied With female
lamentations and pleadings used upon
such occasions, all of which he re-
ceiyed Hith1occasional sullen remon.
strapce.ot9 90 9sfss % :'s5..lt,s - - go -
Onlysfwo years married already 2
said the indignant wife, sand you rum
ming round nit de girls, pooty quick.
You ought to be ashamed init mine
self. INT hereis the leedle. barasol
tsssel vot found in your pocket. YN't
sich Ieedle tassel vot Catrina Won
Trump's barasof don't have. got allie
vile. Vot you got to say to dose 2"
"Vot L got to say?' returned the
husband, ina tone of injured inno-
cence. e Vot I tole you already, vot
] always tole you, and yot ] never tell
YOU some what live, and always
will! 1 tole you 1 found the leedle
barasol tassel at the pasepall grounds,
and that's more's what's the matter"
The wife would not accept the ex-
planation, but continued to accuse him
of coniiubiap dereliction, although the
only evidence she seemed to have on
hand was 1.-The parasol tasseh .sAt
length another actor appeared on the
scene. He proved to be neighbor of
theirs. and although he came stroling
along, whistling in an Indifferent
manner, as if on no purpose bent, it
was apparent that he had sought them
with the view of effecting . reconcil-
liation and getting them home.
Halo, Hans, vas this you ?" said
the new conner, acting as though much
surprised at finding him there, rs'iyOu
are pooty late out, amt it? Why you
no go h0me'9~ 10 baa
"I don't go home any more, that's
why Iain't out pootE quick late" re-
piled Hans, gloomily.
The neighbor inquired the reason Of
their difficulty, which Mrs. Hans was
not slow to give, exhibiting the suspi-
WHAT" said the neighbori in as
Il k.o
make all these difficulties? Wy, 1
picks up heaps dose leedle tassels at
The base ball grounds efry tay yot L
don't go down there. Got tozzens-
thousands Of sem at home, / gaess not
Won leedle Parasol tassei q vel, you
youst Ike to see my bureau drawers
full of dose: itassels; lvot Iptelis you,
unit my frau She likes UNI, unit says, it's
bully. You -leedle- -tassel- makes all
dis troubles, Veil, if I hadn't OUT he5
lieved II I never would have seen ITO
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He continued i, Ills gtrai6a.I and

* he continued IN tins stfalnik ana
finally made out that every married
man in the neighborhood had bushels
fof ''leedlc parasol tassels" which they
picked up at the base bali grounds,
conveying the idea. that the air fairly
raincd tassels wherever there was a
throng of ladies to witness base ball
match.
!. The woman, at length became mod
erately pacified and consented to go
home, forgettihg1 and forgiIng if
Hans would, and Hans, after an
amount of grumbiing and hesitation,
which his injured feelings seemed TO
demand, consented, and they went
home; the well-meaning, but some
what extrayagant neighbor still dwell
ling upon the heap Of 'parasol tassels
he had himself accumulated at the
" paseo pail grounds" Il Cincinnati ii
Times E@Ezask 9ltf 81
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soUaBBs OF NAMES.

w mats III name says onaAs-
peafe. NOT maeh, says L. Ano ~ =
provethe lnslgnlneance OF q name Z
peg IeaF 10 So tilat u Iielzs l.ooI ass-t'
W hIte1s sefefa. siiaies- piaeAer ss lilall
pic helghbofs1'laelk : = y az tIsslili y
co.orea a. 81 2 ioosl.s.-, Ill -.
sstSc-a AsAs : - 80 - = - -
5ls as seen as Q pfiar Wnlie on In. Ine
oahef hanq lfleha oiiafs, VINO s,s iiYes
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COURT INCIDENT?


lone of the prominent ornaments of
the bar, celebrated for his genial dis
position, found himself about the
close of the war washed ashore high
and dry, pecnhiafiiy, Lii the city of
Richmond, where iheI was forced to
hang out his shingle and commence
practice in the Hastings Court. One
of his. first clients was a youth who
had beenarrested at the instance of a.
respectable negro Eian of family for
having ~rocked ndhis house, and Sc
yerely injured his daughter with q
stone thrown through thesWindow.Ha
AT the examination, old Pompey
was put upon the stand, and proved
his chargei1inl such undeniable terms
that It would have gone hard with
our friends client ntshad3 it not been for
the Following crossle animation zis
lawyer \ ou say one stone came.
into the room where you were sitting
with your family and strnck your
Sdaughter.? So
ltIsI IsI4awyer-fWhcre did it strike her? z
9 Pomp saent fof q while)-I don't
like to tell boss.
Lawyef-But soa must tell IIdea
mand again, where did il strike hel5?
Pomp--Dat all oolishness, boss. .9t1
tell You it hit her,. I don like to tell
where fore deseladies IN court.
e Iawyef4Bat you must answer
Where did it hit her?
Pomp (sfoWfyJ--O On the buzorn, boss.
Lawyef-We1l, how severely did it
injure her
.Ili Popp9h, quit dis Ifophshness. T
amt gwihe to tell.
s wyer-Again must insist upon
my question being answered. Did it
injure her any? p gC1A Ill
,Pomp On despair)-No,. sab! It
did not injure her, but it broke three
fingers of a gentleman what was pay
in his tention to her.
The case was dismissed Immediate
ly for want of; jurisd dictien .ANeso Or
leans Times.
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TBE following was an advertise
ment in Tennessee paper: "Lost
or strade from the scriber a shepe all
oyer White-one leg was black and
half his body-all peoples shall re-
ceive five dollars to bring him. He
was q she gote.D 3
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I SIDNEY SMITH says, regarding the
Unnecessary consumption of food -
!" According to my computation,
have eaten and drank, between my
tenth and seventeen year, forty-four
horse wagon loads more than was
good for me- slss4Il ~. ess sssrs49
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@Teli me, We angelic hosts, ye mes
sengers of love shall sWindled prin-
tiers here below have no redress above !?
The shining angel band replied, to us
is knowledge given; : deliRquents on
the printers book can never enter
heaYen.", LII - - -
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"JIM what makes your cats keep up
such cursed mewing all uight."-
stDon't know Bill, I suppose though
its on account of their mew-cuss
mombranc.D f,o.-T 10 zl.a;fkf s. 8 .l,4
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] A COUNTRY girl coming from the
fieldswas told by her cousin that she
looked as fresh as q daisy kissed by the
dew. No indeed, was the simple
reply, t'that wasn't his name"
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rs AEdurchin being rebuked for wear
ling out his stockings at the toes, re-
piled that it could't be helped toes
Wiggled and heels didn't"
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A WESTERN paper, which, one day
recently noticed the opening of new
whisky store, next day apoIogized for
the brevity of its local columns, be-
assisted at the opening.
"A coLoRED lady, boasting of the
progress made by her son in arithme-
tic, said: HE is in the modification
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- OLIVER WENDALL HoLMEs calls q
kiss lisping consonant. He would
have added, also, that it usually fol-
lows a-vowal. -