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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-03
NOTICE In BANKRUPTCY.


In the District Court Of the United States for
the District Of West Tsnnsssee.-In the
matter of Lyons q Flies. bankTupts.-In
bsnkruptcy.-Before Thomas J. Latham,
ESQ Register.
To the creditors of the above named Bank
rupts:
JAKE notice that general and aRal meet
Il ing Of the creditors Of said BankTupts
will be held at the ONCE OF said beg
ister, In the city nf Memphis In said Dis
trict, on the 18th day OF November,
A. u, 1871. At 10 O'Clock am for the pur-
pose named in the 9th lection OF the bank
rupt act of March 2, 1857; also give you
notice that I have Med my maj ac-
counts as assignee OF the estate of the said
bRnkrupts in said Court, and tnat on the
10th day of November shall apply to
said Court for the settlement OF my said ae-
count, and for discharge from all liability
as assignee of said estate, in accordance with
the provisions OF the sSth section of the set
Of COngress en- tiled '-an act to establish q
untIorm q OF Bankruptcy throcEhou.
the United S- s"approved March 1898.
u WOJlDRIcGE. Assignee.
MHBIPHIs, TTSN, November l, ISL. no2
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The st. Louis RePUbLieGn denies that
Carl sohaTz wrote the editorials which
appeared in that paper, and which
suggested on the part of the Democracy a
quiescen. policy in the Presidential con-
fazt
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TRUSTEES SALE.

ny virtue OF the authority in me vested by
Is decree Of the First Chsneery Court OF
Shelby county, Tenn, rendered IN the cause
OF W. r. Harden VS. K +. Brown and others,
No. 40, n. Il. D., such decree substituting me
IS trustee in room and stead Of VIM K. roa-
ton, deceased trustee, In q deed of trust exc
cuted by James Young and vile on the 18th
day OF January, 1881, to said Po6ton, upon
the lands hereinafter described, and By Vir-
tue OF the authority SO vested In me ss afore-
said. VIII. ON
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GovKRNoB BULLOCK, of Georgia, finding
that his sharp practices affecting railroads
would be investigated by the legislature,
has resigned his ofics, and returned to his
eaatatu hOme.
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ELDAp CICERO CAMP, the commander
of Bill Stokes left wing, has been notified
Of bis SUSPENSION from Office as district
attorney for East Tennessee. There Is con-
fusion and dismsy everywhere in the
Radical Camp
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Public Sale Of Valuable Land.
T WILL sell for Mrs. Margaret Phillips, on
i the premises,
Tuesday, November 2sth, IszI,

A tract OF land containing ssven hundred
and eighty-six serss. lying In the lat District
of shelby ard sth DlAtrict of TIPToS CO UNITY,
and situated FIVE MILES NORTHWEST OF GALL
LowAY's STATION, on the Memphis and Or .
Railroad. IL is one of the best tracts OF lind
In Shelby county, and has been subdtvIded
into small farms, Of rom one hundred and
twenty-five to one hundred and fsrty acres
each, giving cleared land and timber to each
subdivision.
TKRMs OF sALE-One-fourth cash balance
on a credit of ons. two ana three yea 5, with
six per cent. interest, deed of trust taken to
st oare purchase money and interest. Mr..
Henry Aaron, who resides upon the place,
will show the land to any one who may wish
to examine II beiore the day of sale. / ask
the attention Of parties desiring to purchase
small farms to the above opportunities to
purchase such dne land in small lots, and
upon such saay terms are Ssldom offered.
The cleared land can all be cultivated for
year 18TH being under nrst-rate ferce.
Al the samS time and place the persons al
property OF John o. HerDert, deceased. Will
be sold. consisting Of horses, mules, cattle,
farming utensils. etu-, terms TOR whieh Vill
be made known on day OF sale
nos IoHN OVERTON, JR.
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Saturday. November 25ih, 1871,

in front of my once, In the city OF Memphis,
between IL q m and u m, sell TO TIE highest
and best bidder, at puolic auction. the fol-
lowing desc dbed tracts OF land, to-wits
Situate in Shelby county, State Of Tennes-
see a. Is described as follows: Fronttng on
the Old Raleigh road, about four miles from
Court square, Mem phis; beginning at stake
on Hollywood avenue, running west on
Raleigh plank road nine Qg chains and two
~ links; thence north 81 chains 81 inks TO
the Memphis and Ohio railroad; THENCE east
wardly 90 nine chains tsi eignty-lour links
To Hollywood avenue and thence south 81
% no chains 70 the bestnning, containing sS
ol-l00 scres OF land,
The above Is situated about q half mile
rom Springdale station, on the Memphis and
Louisville railroad, being the homestead OF
the late DR.. Chas. g Ftelds, has an elegant res
idence and good outhonses. about ten acres OF
Wood and, Dalancs cleared and is q very de-
sirahle place. Title perfect
! VIII also eel 70 the highest bidder, ct
public suction, at the depot st Moscow, fay.
ette county. Tennessee, on
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


WALL STREET. NEW YORK November 2-
Gold, steady ST l21s; sold du ing the day at Y;
closed dull at l21c; loag at sc for use and fell
nat at % e carrying Daiy CT. eiearlnss % sod
no 25 100 TO u l3-l0 Total amount OF bids,
5,055,O0O. The amount advertised, I 900 900 VIII
"a ct from III 96-lOO 20 l12 1910. /. Governments
opened steady, about the same as last night,
with but q slight advance, and prices were a
little lower Al the close. stocks opened steady
but became stronger on second call, New
York Central. Lake Share and Western Union
bou ds being very strong; the market Yves weak
at the Close with q slight decline. There was
fact that the road has been bought ny the
Pennsylvsuia Central. the terms in effect give
stockholders Pittsburg script with dividend
OF IS per cent and a lease for s9s years from De-
Oember I, 1871. Money easy at 3 TOT per cent.
State bonds dull At Sper cent for July and very
weak, Nothing doing in anything else. Uni
niss; DO 1855, n54S: do iS65s, IIIs, do
new, ll3Jf; do 1857, S-&s, lit1 do 1855, llSf; do
l0-aOs, lOs5s; do currency skies, ms Missouri
western Stss Union Telegraph Co. siN: Quick.
Adam Adams * So; &slls Fargo. ": Xmsri;
States Sta Express 90, IS: Pacific Mail, f5S; New
York Central, pQ1<; New York Central Scrip,
s55s; Erie, $1G DO pTsterTed, q Harlem l2l1l;
Central, ll6; Union Pacirc stock, "a; Panama,
Pfttsbnrg. Fort Wayne and Chicago, 1265%;
NOieANe-e1&hf W. ~NoAA1"N'sOAA bAOACaA0~-i
So
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. November 2--rcbacco active
but unchanged; sales, IS hhds. Bagglng xuiet,
l6x 10 l6c Cotton quiet but lower, l7zc floui
arm with fair demand; extra family, 90 SO
Grain arm with fair demand; whest, 81 40 to
/ 5e corn, 5Sc; Oats, % TO s0o; rye, soc. Provi-
sions verysquiet but steady; mess perk, SIS
bacon shoulders, ne; clear rib sides, SC; eleai
sides, 61<o; hams, 5ugar-cured, 1910. Lard, ":
70 lie. Whisky dull, $50.
ST, LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, November 2-Cotton dull and
nominal. Flour steady with moderate do
mand; superfne winter, IS to 8 25; Xxx, - X
70 %. Wheat sta and tending upward; No
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, November Cotton steady
with 8 moderate demand; low midd4ing l7Ac
Flour steady with moderate demand: family
| S6 50a9 Is. Wheat steady with moderate de
mand; red 81 4Oal l2 Corn dull and dropping
| old 56s57c, new 46af7e- Rye dull and IN
changed, T6a7sc. Oats In good demand at ful
prices, S6a40e. Barley quiet and unchanged
70a65c. Coffee steady with a moderate demand
Lnseed oil dull snd unchanged, T7a7sc. Larc
| oil Is In good demand at full prices, 50a82c
Eep,s steady with a moderate demand, 23a14c
/ butter dull and dropping, l8a22c. Cheese fru
with O fatr demand. l4al41sc, Pork arm will
/ fair demand, 81 25alz 5oIi latter asked.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate
ON
MONDAY, DEcEMsER 4, 1871.

No. pg I'm the Second Chsneery Court OF
Shalby county, Tsnnesses. : Aarries ;. Hoys-
tar admtn niatrAE-1k. vs. 5 . Aoyster - A.
II R1eause. T viii sail. at public auction, 20 the
b1ahasT Bidder IN front OF the once Of the
5scond Chanesry Court, In tns city Of ksna-
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ANOTHER TELEoRAPH LINE:
Prem New York 20 New Orleans via
Memphis.

The wires OF the Pacific and Atlantic
telegraph company, which have been in
course OF erection for several months
south of Memphis, were yesteIdsy laced
In working operation from New YORK 70
New Orleans direct. This Is the nrst time
since the war that an opposition telegraph
line has been in operation 20 the latter
city, aud the competition OF the Paelpe
and Atlantic company's wires causes
much grstiticstion 70 the telegraphic conn
munity, who have heretofore been COM
pelled 70 rely upon the lines Of one COM
pany.
The Pscinc and Atlantic lines viii be
inmedistely extended TO Mobile and
Texas. Mr.. Edward LelOup, long and
favorably known ss the agent Of the aaso-
cisted press at New Orleans, under Mr..
b HI. Craig, and more recently OF the
western associated press at Louisville, has,
We understand, been appointed manager
Of the Paoi6c and Atlantic OompaBy'a
once In New Orleans.
a..
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Mon-8ssl6sut ketlcs

No 4Sa-In the second ChRncery Court of
Shelby coanty. Tenneisee.-Thomas Fsn-
ner, Henry Bennett and D. W. Bowman,
arm or Fennsr, Bennett Bowman, vs..
Geo. RI Robinson. James D. rum ct al.
TT appearing nom bill duly sworn to IN this
i cause thai the defendant, Geo. r Robin
SON, Is q non-resident Of the state OF Ten
Desssei
It Is therefore ordered, by the CLERK and
Mastar That he make bis appearance herein,
at the Courthouse Of the Second Chancery
Court of shelby county IN tne city OF Mem
day in January, ls72. and plead, an
Eyer OF denur 70 com 2lainants' bill, OF
the same Will be taken tor confessed as 70
hfu and set for bearing exparte, and that 3
copy 81 this order be p1blished once week
fof four successiye weeks In the Memphis APN
PKAI. This ID Jay Of November, I'LL
A copy-attesti
MHp, D. sTEwARr, Clerk and Master.
BY o. SELcHER. Deputy Q. and N.
Estes q Jackson. Sols ior ooDpPts nos ri
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Partvs, Harbsrt & Co.
COTTON FACTORS
AND
COMMISSi0N MERCHANTS,
No. II UNION STREET,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
INS0IVEaT E0TICE.

UTAVIFG suggested the insolvency OF the
n estate Of James 7. Peyton, deceased, mo-
tiee is hereby given TO all persons having
elairns against said estate to appear before the
fslerk OF the County Court Of shelby cannty,
in Inc manner prescribed ey lav, on or be-
fore the third day Of October, 1875 and any
III Aims NOS nted on or before said usy or be-
tore an appropriation Of the funds OF said es-
fafe Il uaa6e, VIII be forever barred, both in
Jaw and equity. This November 2, le1l
VIRGINIA i. PEfTOE,
nos Adn'x Of james PeFton. decd.
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All persons wanting house furnishing goods
ara most respectfully Invited to sxamlas ny
stack Of Brussels thrss-py, tSfO-piy and iagrsIa
Carpets, English and AmsrIeas Floor OH Cloths,
hsttEsgs, Rugs and Hsfts, stD. Also, ParIOr,
Chamber, DInnIBgroom and Once Fgrnliurs.
These Goods have bsss selected with great
cara. An inspection Of them would coavIaos ths
public a. to the qualify, styIs and price.
{. FEGAN, $50 Second Street..
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NIGHT SCHOOL.

VIZ z. MITCHELL win give instruction
w 70 night CLASS, At his schoolrocu,
EVERY NIGHT, nom ! to O'Clock. Special
attention. VIII be oevotec 70 arithmetic and
ita Applications 70 business life. For terms
apply at the school room IT any hour Of the
day oy Atght session. oels
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s. n. ROBERTSON, Principal
CHANCERY SALE
RHAL IN . TATE
Saturday, November 25ih. 1871,
Tussday. November 2sth, 1871.

No 5oe-H. D. Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county.--Aary A. Field, adm'x, etc.,
VS. Char es q. Field and others.
ny yirtue and in pursuance TO the direc-
% tions Of q decrse OF the second Ohanoery
Court Of shelby county. made In the above
canse on 18th October, ISL, viii, on
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dissolution -coparinsrship.

THE undersigned, doing business under
Il the firm name and style of Mckinney,
Bryson Co, was dissolved by Limitation on
the lst day Of January, lT., j. W McKtnney
having al that time sold his entire interest
to p. H. Brysou and 5. ]. Camp. Who assume
al liabilities and sssets OF said frn- By
consent, the nrm name anG style or MeKin-
ney. Rryson q % has been ussd up 10 the
present time, when Il will be disconf nued.
]. W. NICK IGHEY,
p. H. BRYSoN.
3. ]. CAAP,
Memphis, November l. 1871.
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u. s. MAIL COACH LINES.


nASsENaERS by our lines rom Fort Smith
Il can 20 stx times week, via Fay eGteTille
Ia N Reosho on the Southern Pact dc railroad,
n miles; or three times = week nom fort
9rnifh 10 miles TO Fort Gibson; thence daily
south is5 miles 70 Boggy Depot, and tIi-weekly
west 80 miles. via Fort Ar61ckle to Fort stn;
or Continuing south daily nom Bosgy 65 miles
70 sherman and going 8estward, by line Of
b. 81 Fort 80 miles 70 ri Paso; or sonthvard
rom Sherman daily into Central Texas, or
east to Jsderson. Marshall. ste.; or nom
sMREvEPOBT
nv railroad, via Marshall to Longvlew and
westward into Central Texas; or southWard
rom LoHgview, via Huntsville to Nayasotas
l00 uflss, on Texas Central Railroad Pxssen-
gers entering Texas By
GALVESTON Oh IxDLANOL.A
nest orr lines at the head Of the various rail-
roads TO all parts Of Texas, and run In better
concert than ever before, and In good style
generally, SAWYER a RECkLxN,
no2 &herNan, Texas.
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NEW ADVeR RfISEREKTs.
MiSSUURl STATE LOTTERY.
Incorporated In lsSA
onO1A1 Drawings

MORNING CHASING. 5g1.
Ss, 2, 4, "a, so, 81, 20, 81, Al, AZ, Is, II, SO.
EVENING CHASING. 522.
4S, q, IS, II, SS, 4I, 90, 45, 5, H. IL, l.
Lotteries drawn twice daily. PriEes nom
slO0 10 $4,000, paid in money By J. e.
FRANCE, ag't, 4s1S North Court st. Box IA,
Memphis, Tenn, P. o. HURRAY, MILLER
4 Co. Manazara. St. LouiH. No.
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NASHVILLE.
LsuIsIativs PrUcssdisQs-RepOrt Of the Nj
norlty of the Committee Of Ways and
Means.

They Stand by the POsr Men Of The State,
asd Justly and Senslby Propose
Tax Of no more than 30
Cents.
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Administrators and ExsculOrs sst-
Elements,

OFTrcz OF COUNTY CouRr CLERK.l
MEMPBIs, October y, 81
FTtHE following settlements havsnH beS-
L nled In my once will be Prsssnted TO
the Probate Court for confirmation At the
November tsrm, Isl.
FINAL settlement OF Mrs. L ]. BoHsnnOn
as sxacutrix OF the wiz OF Q. sker, de-
ceased.
final settlement Of Mrs. Fannie p Whit
fald a. administrative Of ossais OF {. W-tt-
Held, decs aeed-
seatiementof ]. Stout as administrator OF
estate of Thomas h Todd, deceased
JAMES REILLY, Clerk-
BYJ.H. CUILxS, Deputy. dss c3
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Joun Ware, is to be executed In Cam.
den. New Jersey, in December, for kill
ing his father. He was twice before con-
Victed OF muTdeT in the second degree.
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SEE r.
aCFFTcI,
n ISL.
sEckhold
neasee q |
ne Peah
!, ,l55n Of j
= H1lGQ u
sctors Tor
I hei- IA
11i11ng
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study Of Memphis Merchants and
Business Men.
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hoTiCk.
THE committss appointed at the last
oaartsrly Court; WIG are =; lrey. v. =;
49, roieuan. r., 70 take into considers
tso1 and cary out the order Of the Court in
rslstion 70 the indebtedness OF the county IN
ire 4hape of Barbour Lewis warrants, VIII
11Ssf IN my Ofioa, hONDAY. the 6th day Of
NovarabeT, 7. q 6LEcKLEfs Q. c. Q.
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OF directors was elected; n. D. BuIkisv- {
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-08-29

How TO CURE STAMMGRING. Lutte 4.
Taylor, editor ol the La Crosse (Wis.)
Leader, who has been III inreterate STAN.
merer. writes as follows about the way
to cure the habit: mo stammering per.
son ever lonnd any difficulty in singing.
The reason of this is, that by observing
the measure Of the music-by keeping
time-the organs of speech are kept in
such position that cnunciation j. easy.
Apply the same rule to reading or speech
and the same result will follow. Let the
stammerer take sentence, say this one
'Leander swan the lIellespont; and pro,
nounce it by syllables, scan it, keeping
time with the finger il necessary, letting
each syllable occupy the same time, thus,
Le-an- der swami the Hell les
pont, and he will not stammer. Let him
pronounce slowly, at first, then faster, but
still keeping time; keeping time with
word instead OF syllables, and he will be
surprised to lind that, by very little prac
tice, he will read without stammering,
and nearly rs rapidly rs persons ordina-
rily talk or read. Then practice this in
reading and conversation until the habit
is broken up Perseverance and atten-
ton is all that is necessary TO perform a
perfect cure"
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Selett Storp.
LOVE AND FEAR.

"Did YOU hear me- sir ?"
I'm not deaf. mutlered the boy in an
underone, not meant for the ear OF his
father. but rsrching it nevertheless.
Red anger burned in the face OF Mr..
Somers his eyes flashed with cruel pur-
pose; his arm moved with IN impulse TO
strike
Take care, sin !" Mr. Somer. advanced
toward the lad in u threatening way; but
restrained the hand half raised for blow
''Off with you. this instant ~ he said,
ia passionate way; land don't let the
glass grow under your feet II you're
not back in thirty minutes by the watch,
I'll tlog YOU within an inch of your life"
And Mr. Somers drew out his watch To
note the time; then turned from the boy,
actually trembling with excitement.
Richarl-that was the lads name
manifested neither fear nor alacrity but.
instead. kind OF dogged impassiyeness.
he made no response, whatever. The
stormy utterance Of his iather did not
seem TO effect him any more than if it
had been the murmur OF wind in the trees
overhead Rising from the ground.
where he had been sitting. with Il piece
OF wood in his hand, which he was mod.
cling into the form of boat. he moved
away with lettering step. Not a sign
beyond this was there that he had heard,
understood or intended to obey his father
Thirty minutes ~ muttered Richard.
rs he walked along, rs leisurely as if he
had the day before him. "He knows !
can't go in thirty minutes without running
every step of the way there and back :;
and I'm not going TO do it for him CT any
body else. Let him fog me if he will.
| won't stand it long"
Quick footsteps would have taken Rich
al Il TO the end of his short journey to n
neighbor's house and back, in less than
twenty-five minutes; but anger had
awakened his anger, and harshly applied
force feeling of resistance.
I'm not dog TO DC kicked !" so he
talked with himself, "nor mule 10 be
driven. That's not the way to treat boy.
Flog me within an inch of my life! | wish
he would kill me one of these days. Then
he'd be-"
Richard could not utter the words that
commenced forming on his tongue. A
good impulse restrained him. He felt
little shocked at the wickedness of his
thought Alter this he walked on more
briskly, rs if TO atone 10y obedience for
the evil desire cherished for n moment in
his heart. But his feet soon fingered
again. There was no feeling mind in the
boy. Propulsion, not attraction, moved
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~ hat in this place. and before all our


eyes? ?" a
"Ye3."
"Frecly?n
Yes, freely"
"Well, if she would give you kiss in
that manner, will promise to give you
81 900 ~ exclaimed one OF The party.
And r." "and | !" exclaimed three or
iour others, for it happened that several
rich young men were in Tho group, and
the bets ran high on so improbable an
event. The challenge was given and re-
cciycd in less time than we take TO tell it.
Our hero (my authority tells me not
whether he was plain or handsome; ]
have peculiar reasons Tor believing that
he was rather plain, but singularly good
looking at the same tmc) Immediately
walked up to the young lady and said =
"Mein iraulein. my fortune is in your
hands"
She looked at him with astonishment.
but arrested her steps. He proceeded 10
state his name and condition. his aspra-
tions, and related what had passed be-
tween him and his companions.
The young lady listened attentively,
and at his ceasing to speak. she said,
bushing. but with great sweetness =
IF by so little thing so much good
can be effected, it would be wicked in
me 10 refuse your request" and publicly,
in the open square, she kissed him.
Next day The student was cent for by
the Governor. lie wanted to see the man
who dared TO seek kiss from his daugh-
ter in that way, and whom she consented
to kiss
He received him with scrutinizing
bow, but after 40 hours conversation.
was so well pleased with him that he
asked him to dine at his table during his
studies mt the University.
Our young friend pursued his studies
III SutIl IL Ultiluti iHtt was SOOH iC-
garded as the most promising student at
the University.
Three years are passed since the first
kiss, when the young man was allowed to
give second kiss TO the daughter of the
Governor, rs his wife.
He became, later, one of the most no.
ted scholars in Sweden, and was much
respected for his character. lis works
will endure, while time lasts, among the
works of science; and from this happy
union sprang q family well known in
Sweden ut the present time. whose wealth
and position in society are considered as
triles in comparison with its goodness
and love.
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Death of PhRbe Cd1'U.

Last week early it was announced that
PhGbc Cary would probably reco, er; but
the hope proved delusivc. She died al
most before we had published the above
favorable report. She WAS buried on
Friday. correspondent oi Il Boston
paper writes rs follows:
II think there is as much sorrow in
New Yo.k to day. over the death of
pleasant Phoebe Cary, rs theirs was on
the sharp, clustering winters day six
months ago. when her sweet sister Alice
passed. away forever. The news of
Phebc's death reached us last night, and
you may believe it sent q pang to many
hearts; for Phoebe was beloved even rs
Alice was. and though her name may
not live So long. her memory will be as
dearly cherished by those who knew the
sisters well. 1t had been known in liter.
AIRY circles for same time that Phoebe was
seriously sick, but hardly any one expect
ell her death so soon. Debility may be
said to have been the canse. The fatigue
OF constant attendance upon Alice had
told severely on her system. yet she bore
up well and did not complain. About
two months ago, however, while spend.
ing short time in the country, she con.
tracted chill, and these SO reduced her
strength that exhaustion gradually sap.
ped her life away. The friend who took
her to Newport hoped the change of air
and scene would rally her. but she sank,
sank, sank, and closed her eyes for the
last time on the last day oil July. Phebe's
age was about 46 For thirty years she
had been the constant companion OF AL.
ice, ard many of the charms which made
the home of the sisters SO attractive were
given by her. She had more wit and
humor than Alice, but less pathos, and
though not quite so ready at the pen, she
was nevertheless an industrious and con.
scientious worker. believe PhGbe was
the last OF six sisters"