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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-11-14

FARM AT PrBIc SALE. j. W. Barnard real
estate agent Of West Chester. will sell fine
farm Of 81 acres near Oxford, on Wednesday,
December Attn, Tor full description of which We
refer our readers to our advertising columns.
This is peremptory sale and buyers should at
tend as II ls good farm and III a good neigh
bornuOd,
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By- Extensive Furniture Ssoge--The attention Of
tile public Is called TO the very large and varied
stock OF furniture Of j. 4 j. n. HarmAn, No. 40
king street There is nothing equal 70 1t in the
State Of Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for once or dwelling can doubtless be accommO-
dated by this old and reliable nrm. They maxi
their own goods and sell at prices as low as the best
hopses In the large cities.
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Ew-Ths Greatest Want Of the present age Is men
and women, healthy and vigorous in mind and body.
The continued headaches weaknesses, nervousness
and varying ailments which sfict women are gen
orally the result Of imperfect action OF the stomach
and other vital organs. DR.. Walkers California
Vinegar Bltters, being composed entirely OF Vegeta-
Ole substances Indigenous 10 California, may be
taken with perfect safety by the most delicate ano
are a sure rtmedy, core citing all wrong action ana
giving new YiRor 70 the whole sYstem.
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EN-FALL cL0THtNG-Mr. John II. Muhlhausens
Ieasant tailoring establishment, al AIS King street
Las Just been supplied with ine STOCK OF Fall
L GODS, selected with much care and discrimination,
lust such stock tasteful people liks 70 examine
and select frvm. Mr.. MS. customers have the id
vantage Of mis- 10 years experience In the selection
of goods and styles of make up. Those who begin
10 eel the Deed Of Fall and Winter clothing, should
by all means, call at his place before getting
measured.
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LEcTuRE.-Rey j. H. Vincent, d. D., will de-
liver a lecture at Grace NJ. Z. Church, on Tues
day evening" December 81. Mr.. Vincent il one
OF the leaders Of the NJ Z. Sunday school work
generally, and as a lecturer is considered one OF
the ablest. This lecture viii be more especially
for the Sunday School scholars.
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City Council meets this evening.
Another fine day for the Epizooty.
The streets are more deserted by teams than
ever.
The Star and Young Mems Loan Associations
meet this evening.
See the Delaware TRIBUNE, for this week, is
sued from this Office to-day.
The mobile horse" has had his day In history,
and now, how about the noble OK?
Martha Travilla and companions will hold a
public meeting at Station, on First day Sunday
next.
An explosion occurred at duPonts powder
mills on Tuesday night, but no considerable
damage was done.
Council Of Delaware. Imp. o. Il. NJ, this even
ing at the Red Med Mems Wigwam, AS Marke
| street, The Council fire will be kindled at the
/ eighth run setting of the Sun.
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HEAVY SHIPMENTS OF FREIGHT. For the month
ending October, there were shipped from the
Wilmington freight depot of the p. W. x B.
railroad exclusive of all through freights, 692
tull car loads OF freights For the same time
the receipts amounted to 6lS car loads.
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CoAnIIsIoNED-SheriH Armstrong has received
his commission and enters upon his duties to-
day. The retiring sheriff yscates to-day, and
the new sheriff takes possession, 1t is under
stood that the ex-sherid will engage in business
in Wilmington
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New AdNeFII5I IIItHI81 IuI1 DHJs
Notice-woolley Van Trump.
Card-Birnie.
Clark's Persian insect powder-E Bringhurst.
Wanted-SingeTs In Church Choir,
Wanted "A sOod nome for a stout boy.
Hardware Truman shaw.
City Items-yariUus parties.
Ladies' Winter snlts-Mrs Alexander SON
American Grape Brandy-Fl ancis Kelley.
Canned Fruits Ac-JOs, Jones,
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MERELY MENTIONED.

Forest IL lame.
The moon Is q desert
-Tilton needs q balanee-wheeL
Boston will need wilmington brick.
In the end the IRE win do Boston good,
Examine your water rent before it is too late.
For ready -made clothing de Wells is the place
to apply.
.-Ilummer's Insurance Cos, are as sound as
oil yer dollar.
AT O'Clock proposals for matchmaking Fourth
street. should be in.
After all the taste and beauty of the Mansard
T of is questionable.
The Insurance companies viii pay their Boston
10 ises in most cases.
-Gen,eel people generally get suited at N. Baynes
opposite the City Hall.
An uptown cat has the eplzootic and is at
tinded by physician
That man lacks enterprise that had discovered
no cure for the Epizeotic.
The Delaware TRIBUNE Is issued to-day good
lmber TO send away TO friend.
Lad es can obtain sweet visiting card very
cleap at the COMMERCIAL job ONCE.
Hats lost BY betting on Greeley can be procured
at samuel Culoerts, sos Market street.
The Chester county gentry are much pleased
at Culberts style Of hats and patroAize him hber.
ally.
s--e,-.f,,, An Dantrlh,ss mad tbs IN dravVhacfs
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.



TRAINS LK1yK WILMINGTON
For Pkiladelphia-ls5 as6, ESQ $40, 1880 a m. I;
ASA 400, %0o, $50, liza 1895 p. m Sundays
6s0, p m
FOR ssr YOrk-LsS a m. 1870 and $50 p. m.
For BaltimOTs-laba SOs and 1000 a m LIS and
~ he Dsla~ars r. R.-i9b5, $40 and 1910 a m.
6.7b .. m No Sunday trains.
For Ses cdstls-12.56, s40, 1910 a. m, and LILO,
FoT cootespiie-s.so, A. NJ and and P. NJ. The
first two run through to Reading.
For ". d ". X. R-Market ST., Depot) s.2o
1910 q. M, and SO p. M
LKAVK PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
1910 $50, and lO.45 a m; I2.15 II 20, ESQ, 400,
500, T0O 9.0O and 11.s0 p. m Sundays &c., llsO p.
m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WELLINGTON,
From Delatcdrs X R-s.O0 Urom New Cystic,
10 10 q m 800, go and 1880 pm kThe two lattei
are freight with passenger car altached)
From w. d r. R.-S.lb and Ills, a m. and 8, II
p. m. Sunday train at p. m The s.lo a N. only
runs from Coatesyille.
From PhildGelp hia-l2.42, SO, 9.56 a. IN !; 1900
Lib, 2O5,sa5 hUT, 6ls, SIS, 1880. Sunday l24S
From v. & ". R. R-(Market St., Depot 1853 a
M, g. 90 and b.25 pm.
Fw- Bee time tables for further particulara
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for 8tut.

NOR RENT Several OF these ca new two q
Il sIory houses with side Yards, on Lowering III
avenue, near Cemetery. Two of them for sale. APP
ply 70 NJ. NJ. CHILD a co.
nOvis-i2t Exchange Building.
UNOR RRNT-Two houses containing rooms
u each Apply 10 EVANS PRNNING ioN,
Room NJ. 1, Almond Building,
nov1ast Cor. sth and Market Street
WNoR RENr-TWo six-roOmed houses entirely
new, on 14th street, near Cliymont; one OF
them for sale. Inquire of LEWIS ZEBLEi, lat and
King.
CTABLE FOR RENT - Fifth street between
- Market and King Apply to
septls-u c. F. THOMAS, AL Market St
NOR RRNT-Honse with rooms and ex- m
II tensive grounds, near Schutzen Park. III
Possession al once. Address
sep94tf p. q. BOX 4ee.
INoR TENT = An excellent stand under new
10 Western Market very desirable. Apply TO
Z. II. HOAGLAND,
seplT-tf Market House.
EyUR RRNT-The large and elegant Easements
E OF upper Stores Masonic Temple. Apply TO
q. WORRa Ii,
sug94-tf $40 and 229 Market.
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Daniel s. Rhone, member of the Penns' la :
mia Constitutional Convention, from Wilkesbarre,
has resigned his seat
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THIRD GRAND SoIREE.-Prof. Kreuger will give
his third Grand Soree on Tuesday evening Nov.
26th at the Masonic Temple.
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2nlitifal 3gntifes.

DoLTICAL NOTICES - Politicians go to 5l4
WEED SEWING MACHINES.
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Every year increases the populari-
ty ofthis valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all eruptions
and dandruff, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. By its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair a splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer of Massachusetts, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and l consider it the BEST PREPA,
RATION for its intended purposes"
Sold By all Druggists, and Dealers in Medicines
Price One Dollar.
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14l1t OF JnelAlmeu Letters heDAulnb ~ Ahc wa
mington Oel) Post Office, Nov. 9th 1872.
Allen, Kate Lee Miss Jones, Franklin
Advocate once, Jutx George
Alexander, Lucis Miss Kish, Annie
Blizzard, Alfred Kuecht Ellie Mrs
Birch Elizabeth Mrs Killingsworth, Mary
Brown, Joseph Kelley, william
Bldde, Isaac LOpermAn, ShArles
Bolden, Maria Mrs lrkins, Susie Miss
Barker, N Jr Merritt Char ey 4
Baudee, N M3hlmell, James
Bond, 8 Rsq MOOR, Jno
Blsto, II Mr. Meradth, Richard
Bear Solomon Miller, William
RriearLey hebecca Mas Mitchell hollie
Calder John McAakin, James
hambera j N Mrs Maris, Richard
Croweil, W Mr. Newell, Michael
Conaway, Mary Miss Nye, N
CoAingten, Lydia Pfice, James
galloway susan Miss Peoples Aary Miss
Cummerford Frank Patten, Sarah h MIS-
CrOOker, sakie MIS- Reilly, Ellen Miss
Crow, II L Remington. Ge rye
Conn., willard Rigg ] ID Rev
naYis, Mack keede, L W
DerTickBon Mcdonald, Reed, Robert
Kwnes. Maggie Miss Rolls, Thomas
Foukes, Henry Sparks, W
Flldreth, Daniel Scarborough. John
Rtthian, I'D NJ Smith, A
Finney, james shea Maggie Miss
FISHER Julius shAefner, a co Mras
Gale, Anna Miss sanders, DeberA
Granger, Charles Sharplees,
Gan Francis Miss shaw, WIN N Mrs
Granneld, Francis Tucker Kate
Gibson, Sarah Tracy, Isabella Miss
Gri- uls, John 1rice. James
Green, lille Miss Taylor, Nathaniel
Hoster Sadie Mrs Taylor, Mr.
Hughes, A Mr. W nAus, David
Harlan, A q NRn John
Ingraham- annie Mrs Wiley, &
John, Armittie Watsea, Cora Miss
JAMES LEWIS, p. NJ.
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Boarding.

OARDING-Gentleman and wife or two single
Id gentlemen can be accommodated with board at
noylS At 712 KING STREET.
pie, at noyg-6t 1856 &. FOURTH ST.
DOARDING-Boa rders wanted to try Weed Sew
ID ing Machines at 514 MARKET ST.
ID oARDING-For GENTLEMEN at
ID sepl6-tf si9 KING STREET.
poARDING-At All Market street. table board
ID furnished. augsO-u
ID oARDING-At
Nd apr2-6m 900 DELAWARE AVENUE.
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REPORTED DAILY AT PUBLIC SCHOOL no. l, BOYS
DEPARTMENT.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. l4th, 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Temper Height Dew Wind Rain
AZURE Of Baron Point Fall.
Sic. 29.s9in. $3.50 NE. $40
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INSTRUCTION IN
DRAWING AND PAINTING,
A ply TO A. T. SCOTT Room No. 6, 8. ". corner
OF Eighth and Market streets.
EVENING DRAWING CLASS commences Sep
TENDER 10th, at ~ O'Clock. sep5-ly
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wTRE BIG 10, WEST EIGHTH STREET

WTRB BIG 10, WEST EIGHTH STREET
TIRE PLACE TO BUY
YOUR FALL SHOES
Ihsve increased my stock, and am prepared 70
ell good snoes
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
Ny motto is "Quick Sales and Small Profits. "
have womens good shoes for $50 per pair.
oW is that for nigh? Please give me call before
buying elsewhere.
LOOK for the big o on the box by the door.
J. NJ HOLMES
No. 10 West Eighth street,
marSs-tf I'D door from Shipley,l VII. Del.
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EE-SozsdonL-An Dentrlices had their drawbacks
until the salubrious Bark OF the Soap Tree was
brought from the Gillian valleys TO perfect the fra
grant sozodont, the most wholesome, reliable and
dengh full article for the teeth that brush was ever
dipped into.
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of three lines are inserted under
this head twice for 20 centA)
NTANTRD "A Soprano and Alto singer for an
Wv Episcopal Church Choir. Apply to DIR II o.
OGLE, 1907 Market Street, between the hours OF 2
and p. NJ. nov14-3t
VNTANTED-A good nome Tor a stout boy; has
wv been accustomed TO country work. Apply at
nov14-n' THIS OFFICE.
NNVANTED,-one hundred negroes as sborers
w at the Bellevue quarry on the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore X. r.. about miles
north Of Wilmington Wages good and work study.
nov.S6t II. b MALL Sup'L
NNANTED-A nrst-elass carriage trimmer,
w COOLING a Lloyd,
nDv13-at French street, above Fourth.
XNT ANrED-gnergetic. active men to engage in
w the Sewing Machine business; liberal induce
ments. Apply at
noVs-l2 Gle NJ ARKET STREET.
INFANT RD-A good trucker, Immediately, None
w need apply unless able TO furnish good refer
ences as 10 capabiity and honesty.
nov.2-tf THoS. Y. DRNoRMANDIE.
WTANTED-Agents wanted at 5i4 Market street
wv to sell the WEED SEWING MACHINE.
TANTRD-A few good men TO canvass for new
Wv and profitable business. Apply Immediately
Octisi@' No sg7 E. Seventh st. Wi VII, Del
XNTANTED = IMMEDIATELY. = Active young
Wv men to canvass for the Grover Baker Sew
ing Machine. Apply at s16 MARKET ST
octo-tf Wilmington, Del.
| M RS TAYLoR'S SELECT INTELLIGENCE
| WI OFFICE, N E. cor. Second and west streets
Families supplied with white servants at shOr
| - = -
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UYANTED-Ail the Ladies' to re- NN
w member when they have unex- NsAIDJ
pectsd calls, or in the absence OF ser NJ -
vants or on all occasions, that WEAVER
fur ishes FRIED OYSTERS by the dozen or hun
dred, at short notice. oetls.tanl
wv CARPET BALLS,
For which the highest cash price viii ne pald. Ap-
ply 70 p. HASSON.
qnd and Orange Streets,
oct 2s-d&w,r Wilmington, Del
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Epst aud found.

ch ~ RRwARD-Lost, bet ween stanton aud VIII
IS - mington, on the 22d Of October, beagle
hoand dog, blue speckled, with black spots, large
eyes, hump on the back and ANAL silt IN one ear
PAGES instead OF trots; answers to the name OF
'Sportn. The above reward will be paid for his re-
turn to 800 Kast sixth st., Wilmington, Del.
noy.ls.4t
NOUND-This, Wednesday morning, in the Sth
II street Market a small pocket book, containing
money * GARRETT,
nOyls-9ts TAO Market street
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Office.
TAGGART'S EXPRESS.
WILL CONTINUE TO RECEIVE FREIGHT THE
ENTIRE WHITES at the once,
CHESTNUT STREET WHARF,


nOvs-lm PHILADELPHIA.
NoTICE-All are Invited to Try the Weed Sewing
In Machine at 5l4 MARKET 81.
NJ oTlCE-TO WATER RENTEkS.-All persons
~ who have sold property during the present
year, must give notice in writing to the Registrar,
az the Cfhce OF the Water Department, before the
Both day Of November 1871 and insert in the notice
the name OF the purchaser and number OF
property purchaser. Otherwise they will be
held liable for the alter Rent the next year. Also,
all persons who may wish TO discontinue the use of
water OF any portion of must give notice above
aud pay $500 for drawing erule. No alteration will
be mad IN any bill after the above date new
assassin mt OF Brandywine wat having been made
and the Bills completed,a persons interested are
invited TO call and examine the same.
oetl6tnoV3O FRANK A. TAYLOR, Registrar.
NOTICE.
THE WILMINGTON g. READING r. r..
COMPANY
Have completed arrangements to carry MONEY,
PACKAGES, and EXPRESS MATTER TO and
from all points on the line Of their road and West
Cnester EXPRESS matter sent TO Franklin Telegraph
ONCE, No. = West Third street. their Depot Front
and Madison, or orders LEFT with McMullen Seal,
delivering agents will receive prompt attention.
apr6-tf g, STOI,Z, Genn Supt.
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&gaHtea.

Advertisements of three lines are inserted undcr
thia head three times for 90 centa)
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List of Unclaimed Letters Remaining in the Will
mington Del) Post Office, Nov 9th 1871.
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situations aud Atlp agautea.

Of three lines are inserted under
this head twice for 20 centA)
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The Chester county gentry are much pleased
at Culberts style Of hats and patroHize him hoer-
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NOTICING are now selling our best Extra
IN Family Flour at SlO25 per Dbl, delivered 10
consumers within the city limits.
JAMES X PRICE 4 CO.
feb2-1y BrandywiBe Mills. foot Walnut
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member Of Congress the -eloquence Of
Oemossienes. then could not. etc.
And zen Jefferson Davis. in his euin-
gy on Lee, in Richmond, November 3.
1871, speaks: "FOr above the vulgar test
OF merit, you show yOursavcs compe-
tent to discriminate between him who
enjoys and ne who deserves Success
Our great, and erudiUe, and reconcile
Alexander Stephens, n second volume
Var Bst1reeu the Sourss, p G57, has 20
thus: "Neither Of them GEC very yield
ms" etc.
Another Of Our prominent writer put
lishesY Each are are proud Of The 9TH
er's fame" (Apps0l, June 16, 1871
The Weekly ATolaacke, September II,
1872, In q leading editorial, says: "SOme
Of our patriots q learn even the
s~eurviest Of carpetbaggers new tricks
etc, meaning teach.
w. H Seward used 20 proclaim con
ztantlv. at is hi0h time. ete., meaning
fRg time.
A. Lincoln, In aIetter % Mr. Stephens,
writes, Of date December - 1850. This
does not meGt the case, p etc.
But linguistic seiencs and art
receive EslF ssTsrest blow, a. sctenke or
art receives "a severest hSw. nom one
Un9 tECAG19 70 Ar-I4 ~ AaL4 rLcLlNa
and example, not OrIy the rudfmeuts
bat the beAs-tcstrss Of grammar: While
the frequent illusions 70 shst art which
X eOHszias as1-s fs A% AReglea44
ssc.H-fAdvRReed CgaIs E1yS-
tiou snd EtetGie- By QusesslcsN o.
New Y0rk, = ~ ShA boweHE might
be typographical. How pleasant IL ; ~
see the embellishments o. mind neau-
hlg ESF01gh an understanding outside,
dAe radiaa- jewels sFaskiing frUm q
rough mOuntai1, instead Of Es1Ey eE-
terror covering an empty hent EzC ~
nighted head, ike thE same mountain,
minus Tia jewels, enFoted in the silvey
mRltle Of m~oOlshiue. In B0t very el-
/ Pnonisuc parianee, they may tread their
Brussels, sit On erims0ned coucheS CT
follow bob-tailed hOrses. it viii stick sst
and belch forth shame on Oer mother
tongue. their own veCEaeular-zik can't
save them, money can't cure them For
the special didaetie d~eiectatiOn Of al
such Of the apish Vis~=raey %AO think
themselves some uFpkins, these F-2ts
a-e shrOgu out - profit WithsL 70 TIE
characteristic charity Of iettsred ele-
ganee, they, the pastime OF an idle h0Ur,
AZ d~sferenEially dedicated. SIS
D~er1Gtsa7 th, ~.
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Personal.

Stanley's third lecture in New York
ed as given up.
Chicago papers note, with surprise,
that Long John Wentworth refused to
drink with a gambler.
Jean Jacques Ofenbaeh's income
from his compositions in 1871 amounted
10 the handsome sum Of e~ighty-five
thousand francs.
The Washington Capitol says Miss
! Nellie Grant viii 0 o Officiate as brides
/ maid for Miss BoFie Of Philadelphia,
the neice Of Secretary Borie.
General Horace Porter took formal
leave Of the White House Friday, to
enter upon his duties as Vice-President
Of the Pullman Palace Car Company.
The Cincinnati Times and Chronicle
saws William Smith is "Bil Arp
Now viii the Cincinnati Times and
Chronicle inform US who Bill Arp" Is?
The tombs of General Cavalgnac and
Nj. Bandin, in the Montmartre Gem
etery, Paris, were decorated Sunday in
4 the presence Of about three Lunderd
persons.
Rev. G. w. d. Harris, of Dyersburg,
a Methodist preacher for fifty years, and
a brother of Governor Isham @. Harris,
of this city, died last Monday morning,
and his wife Monday night.
Mr.. H. NJ. Stanley delivered the first
! lecture of his course at Steinway Hall.
The lecture was merely PREDATORY, and
devoted chiefly 70 a descrip ion OF the
country and its Inhabitants.
The Due de Nemours Is said TO greatly
resemble his ancestor, Henri Quatre, and
he wears his hair and beard in the same
style, to favor the likeness. Prince Ma
poleOn shaves, to resemble the Little
Corporal.
Strong efforts are being made in be-
half Of Charles johnson, colored, sem
fenced to be hanged on Tuesday next,
for the murder Of his wife, his friends
desiring his sentence committed to inn
prisonment.
The Misses Greeley have, it is said,
been offered ten thousand dollars per
share for their fathers interest in the
Tribune. These shares represent one
thousand dollars each. If such a value
is placed upon the stock the business
must be in a healthy condition.
w. H. Appleton, Of New York city,
has forwarded TO the Mayor Of Chicago
q check for forty-hve hundred dollars,
the amount realized from the sale Of
paintings contributed BY the Dusseldorf
! artists in aid Of the Germans Of Chicago
who were burned out by the great fire,
1t isn't q bad Joke involved in the fol-
lowing legitimate thrust, made by the
Knoxville Chronicle, which coolly and
maliciOusly says: Colonel John G..
Burch, of the Union and american, hav-
I ING eomnleted the bioVraDbV business
has announced himself a candidate for
Comptroller. No surprise is manifested"
w. F. and w. r. Meacham bought
one thousand two hundred and sixty
thousand dollars worth of goods in Cor
inth, Mississippi, from r. I. Dunn, II.
S. Brooks 4 Co, and g. w. Small &
Bro. The purchasers left with their
goods in q wagon, but were pursued by
Kincksid, the agent Of the Corinth mer-
chants. When Kinckaid overlook the
heelng tradesmen, they refused to sur
render; q fight ensued, and w. F..
Meachsm wa shot, perhaps MORALLY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-15

The AtAen9uD1 gives the following
lines by Tom Moore a now published
for the first time:
When life looks lone and dreary.
What light can dispel the glOome
When Times swift wing is weary,
What charm can refresh his plume?
sris woman, whose sweetness beameth
On all that we feel or see,
And II man of Heaven ERE dreameth,
It's when he thinks purely of thee.
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