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DIRECTORY.
LODGES:

LODGES: wv
SOUTH MEMPHIS, No. llS-Meets I'd Frlday IN
each months; hall corner Madison ana sec
ond. A. j. Wheeler, W. NJ; j. Harvey
MatheS, Secretary.
ANGERoSA, No. l6S-Meets first Monday in
every month, at Odd Fellows Hall, corner
Court and Main; C.. NJ. Carroll, W. M; JOhh
Beamish, Secretary.
LEILA SCOTT, No. 2Sg-Meets first Friday OF
each month; hall corner Madison and sec
ond; s. Sturm, w M; NJ. Hochstadter, Secy'
DESoTo, No. 2g9-Meets third Friday OF each
month, ut Odd Fellows Hall; X. {. Wuhaln
son, w. NJ; R. w. Shelton, Secretary.
KmWrSNING, No. 3l-Meets fourth Friday OF
each month, at South Memphis Hall, corner
Of Madison and Second; W. b. Richardet
W. NJ; LOu CZapsll, Secretary.
ROYAL ARCH.
| PENN CHAPTER, No. 2-Meets second Mon
M.CarrOIl, NJ. L. II. P; Il. NJ. Levy, Sec'y.
MEMPHIS CHAPTER, No. 95-Meets at Ode
Fellows Hall third Monday OF each month
W. $. Matthews, Me. H.P.i John W. Ward
Secretary.
r. AND g. NJ.
EUREKA COUNCIL, No.6-Meets third Monda.
of each month, at Odd Fellows BAH; u. lie
der, Tn. H.; {. II. Myers, Recorder.
TEMPLARS.
lCYPFNE CoMMANDERY, No. 4-Meets fOurtl
Monday of each month; George Mellersf
Com; T.. J. Barchus, Recorder.
MrTHRAs LODGE OF PERFECTION, No. /, a
and a. S. kite-Meets fourth Thursday G
each month, at Angerona Lodge Hall; Ge'
Mellersh, Master, L. G. Mcdowell, Secretarl
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Chaneery Sale of Real Estate.

No. Il, R.-First Chaneery Court OF shelby
county-Thomas NJ. MOOie eJ al. vs.. John
w. VandergtldeT ct az.
DY virtue OF an interlOcutory decree toi
ID sale entered / n the above cause March
II, lS72, 1 will sell, at public aucttOn, TO thG
highest bidder, in front Of the clerk anu Mas
teT's Office, Greenlaw Block, second street, IL
the CITY of MenDnis. IeMncssee, on
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INVESTIGATIONS
Petition for Charter Of In
corporation.

No. G2, Rules-In the F1rst Chancery Court OF
Shelby County.
WHEREAS. William Elliott, John ID. Eln-
w OFT, Joseph Elliott, samuel Il. Miller
and William Miller, all citizens OF shelDS
County, Tennessee, have this day nled petl,
tion in said court, asking to TO be incorporated
q hndu nnIItic nnder the mameand slyle OF Lne
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, June l, 1870 am
Cotton quiet, but strong; middling, 24c'
Sales, 100 bales.
, p.m.-Cotton market strongi MD
ding, 24c; sales, 70O bales; receipts
IS bales.
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saturday. June s, 1872,

within legal hours, the following described
property, in Memphis, Tennessee, lo-WH:
Tertafn Boilers, Drums, etc, which belonged
10 the steamer Bes Arc, nov lying near the
landing, at foot Of jefferson street. for par
ucuIars see Mr.. Lawless. at foundry near ny,
Terms Of Sale-EOr cash, or on three months
time. to suit purchasers, who will be rcIulred
10 efve unidentified se~eurity.-Ihis Mar ~ Aofzs
L. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Georup Dixon, solicitor. my1
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LIVERPOOL, June 1, HIS a.m.-Cot-
ton steady; uplands, 11s@lltdi Orleans,
lid. Ssales to-day, l2,OOO Pales'
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-RArCHELORs, MAIR EYE.

uHIIs superb Hair Dye is the best in the
world-perfectly harmless, reliable ana m
Simultaneous; 40 disappointment no rluleu-
Vim. A. Bachelors Hair Dye produces imme-
diateiy a splendid black or natural brown,
leaves the hair cleant sou DeantiIui5 zoe nov
nound. sold by all druggists. Factory, 10
bond STREET, N. Y. oc'
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Chaneery Sale of Personality,
CONSISTING OF
STEAMBOAT BOILERS, ETC.

No. IfS, n. R.-First Chanoery Court Of Shelby
county,. NJ. Keno Va Dan Able
ny virtue of an fnterlocutOry decree for
u sale entered in the above cause july 10
iS1. add renewed May p, lS12- i viii sell AZ
Of the Clerk and Masters office, GreenlaW
Block, Second street, in the city OF Memphis
Tannaezne on
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LIVERPOOL

NASHVILLE, June -Cotton-full
prices asked, but no demand; low md
ding, 234c.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of n Deed Of Trust executed tOthe
Is UNDERSIGNED as trustee, by Patrick CahI
Mary CahiiI, on the I'd day of April, l0Ili
10 secure certain Indebtedness therein specs
fed, /, as trustee, Will offer for sale, al publ
soufhwest corner OF Main and Madison streets
in the city of Memphis, Shelby County, Ten
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NOMINAL
LOUISVILLE,

CNCINNATI, June Lotion quiet
low middling, 244c.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
n SAUCE
Pronounced by OonnolSseurs
urrn nnrrM Hnnn SAMCEU

"THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
II improves appetite and digestion, and II
is unrivalled for its flavor; we are nliscte1
NV Messrs. LEA x PERKINS to prosecute ali
nartles making or vending counterielts.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
AGENTS, New York.
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LONDON.

LONDON, June /, 5pm.-COnsols, gSg;
money, 81; On ACCOUNT for e1' dlV'
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OOTnT The WEEKLY APPEAL, by
rIEhl mail, $50 per annum. 10
clubs Of two or more, e. The DAILY
APPEAL {seven papers per week. IL
served to city subscribers for &c. per
week, and SO per year by mail.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June l.-Public debt
ststement-Six per cent bonds, 5 $780,
s16.6 600; five per cent. bonds, S4l4,567 :
Sa0. total coin bonds, 81, 795, 3SS, 9O0i
IayTfuI o N debts, S26, 76S, 5000; ma
tnred debt, Sl2,4 0T, 7S7; legal tender
notes. S357, $50, 1856; fractional currency,
$40, $40, 7O7; coin certificate, S5So,9t ,OVoi
totaI without interest, S236, ,Qo5i to
81 deht. So. POS, SS3, 523; total interest
! cox A49 I72: cash in treasury-eoin, sd,
T0S 83I. currency, ST., O7S,Sl3; total II
tTeasury. SlO2, Sl6,145; debt, less cash II
The treasury. 81, 1888, 5l7 ,S7Sj deereas'
during the month, ,22s,06 Bond
issned 10 the Pacific Railroad Company
interest payable in lawful money, prln
cipal outstanding, sG4 68, 5I2; in int
accrued and not yet paid, Sly6l5,5o' ~
terest paid by the United States @iOi
9SS, S72.
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ON satuI day, June 5, 1872,

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate:
A certain tract or land in Shelby county
Tennessee, described and bounded as fologs:
BEGINNING at n stake, from which north u
west twelve ID links, an elm marked M
thence south thirty-fOur CD chains and nlty
CO.. inks to a stake; from which south ia
west fhirty-siX inks, a sweet gum marked 3 :
thence east eleven an c~hainsamd seventy-fOuT
an links 70 q stake in the BelI; thence north
thirty-f0ur CID chains fifty l9l links tO'a
sf4te. from which south g. west tweuty-siN
eJ links. an ASH marked II. hence west
eleven lj chains and seventy-fOur GN links
to the beginning containing lorty anu one
half N0JSi acres, and being part Of original
grantg4 Tor 5O acres, in The name OF George
| Lnherty.
TERMS OF sale-On n credit OF seven ana
/ ef0htean months. purchaser executing notes,
| bearing interest, with good security lien re-
I famed: equity OF redemption barred lAla
r. hi. ID. l. STEWART. Clerk ami Master.
tr,1gc1 E-gft.sI y DaehieL. soils. for comps.
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MONTVALE SPRINGS,
BIOunt County, East Tennessee.

This favorite summer resort viii be opened
for the reception of guests on the 18TH MAY.
Tickets to the Springs n return can be OBJ
timed at all prominent points.
Board per month, for May and June----- u
For July August and September bl
For three ~
Address, for descriptive pamphlet, etc,
JOS. i. KING, Proprietor,
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SIT TOHJS.

LOUISVILLE, June l.-Cotton nom
nal; middling, held at 25c.
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PULLAM,s PALACE sLEEEPING CARS
RUN FROM
Memphis 4 Humboldt to st. Louis
WITHOUT CHANGE.

Pullam Sleeping Coaches and celebrated
DINING CARS between 81. Louis and Chl-
cago. where all the luxuFies OF the season may
be obtained while travelling al the rate OF 30
miles an hour. Passengers by this line al
rive in Chicago
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PETITIONS.
petition for Divorce.

zaHIp the Second Chancery Court of
Shelby county, Tennessee-NeEShOaS ue V
~Tan5earing from the bill which Is sworn 70
~ tbis cause that The defendant, Emily
f5asfie.f is a nonresident OF the state OF Ten
~ ~ therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
Tbaf she make her appearances herein, az
fhe courthouse OF the second thaneery
1e1rt in the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on
~ 1,efoTe the first Monday in july lslz, and
oIead- answer or demur to complaInants Dill
for dFqOrce or the same will be axe 1or con-
tossaa ss 10 her. and set for hearing ex parte;
an5 fhaf . COPY OF his order be published
once n week, for four successive weeks IN the
SIen,nhis ADpeal. This May 2, lS72
i IL STEWART, Clerk u Master.
Sse NA1IFRY, deputy O. and n.
B2oTn & LyIes, Sols. Tor ComPlt. myS
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ONE HOUR IN A

OF all competing lines. Take this line and
avoid 20 Miles of steamboat Transfer,
and the annoying changes of cars incident 20
other lines.
E1- Ask for Tickets VIA iron MouhLhnaUN
Chicago and Alton lines.
Hare rs low as by any other route. Baggage
CHECKED through TO all points.
asneral Passenger and Ticket Agent, St
Tonis and Iron Mountain Railroad, 81
Louis, Missouri. n
a.oaras Passenyar and Ticket Agent Chicago
Aiton and N, Louis Railroad, Chicago.
w. II. QUARTERMAN,
fel6 Passenger Agent, 2S91s Main street,
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CbiIdren under years and servants half price
Dr. j. II. North, formerly OF Cleveland Wafer
Cure, but now of Louisville, VIII DC feAlachl
physician during the summer.
M. z. Clarkson will be found IN the once 70
welcome his old friends and Others on arrival
eodI VS.. VANMETER BRO, PropTs.
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NASHVILLE

ST. LOUIS, June Lotion firm; II
ding, 25c.
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MONETARY ASDF1SANCIAL MATTERS
REPORT By TELEeRAPH.l
NEW YORK.

NEW York, June 1.-Gold-Market
strong all day, at 1l4sGll4t. Loans
were from l to 4 per cent. Tor carrying;
Daily clearings, S42,OOO,OOO 1olal
specie shipments for the week 3moulV
to S435l, 952-largest Of amy week slhc
the beginning Of the season.
Money-Market closed at ) to 5per
cent. The bank statement shows gam
| in the surplus reserve IRON last week 0!
Isl. SS5. 40O-being the strongest sIaIe-
| n1ent shown for months. The iollo"lhG
is She weekly bank statement:
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a DVERTISE an nnd ne s6 BA51F' XX FF1ah5
ali three OF them circulating largely
in the surrounding country. They are
the best advertising mediums in the
Southwest.
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CHARGE FOR THE sEAso.

Board per day N
Board per mOnth of 30 days----~--,-..o %
White servants, according to accommodate
lions. furnished. G.. l.. PEITON * CO.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Greenbrier County, W. Va.

THESE celebrated Springs, so long ana IA
POWERS, their charming summer
Climate, and the large and fashionable Groves
that annually resort To them, AlSE NJ"
OPEN for the season of 1877.
Their capacity for accommodation Is from
800 to 300 persons. -
Prof. RoSenberger's celebrated land viii D9
in attendance 10 enliven the Lawns and
MAsoUERADE aud FANCY A will be
given as usual through the season.
An extensive LIVERY Will De kept On the
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American securities quiet and steady.
U. S. coupons 5-2Os 1862, 9O4; do 1865,
9Is; do 1867, 9Sg; do 1O-4Os, s9s.
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Thursday, the 2Oth Day of june, 1872,

ma The WEEKLY APPEAL, by
HPEAl- mail, s25l per annum- 10
Of two or more q n DAILY
APPEAL seven papers per week. IS
served TO city subscribers for Sc. per
week, and SO per year by mail.
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PARIS.
PARIS, June l.-Rentes, 55f. S5c.
NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, June l, 1870 am
Sight exchange, ( per cent. premium
Sterling exchange, l2St@l24.
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Sterling EXchange-balkers pilis,
Southern State Securities state
bonds very dull. Missouri, 96tc,i len
nesesee. Old, rae; do new, 524e; Viz
ginia, new, sac; do old, 4Sci NorIh
Carolina, old, Sole; do new, 2Oc.
United States Bonds-GoNerlIneI1S
steady, with an advance IN hVe-tWeh-
ties. Market closed strong on lheSe Is
me United States coupons OF 1871,
I93 sos of 1862, IA; BIOS OF 1864, d4i
L-3Os of 1865 Is; 5-2Os OF 1868, new lo5
sos of 1867, III; 5-2Os OF 1868, Ia5; 90
I0-40s, y; new 5s. l2si currency Gs, "a.
Stocks and bonds-Stocks opeleu IIIit
nj an advance of TO Z Per ceni. on Iast
| NIGHTS prices. General market Wa
steady at the close, with u niue acIIV5
itv outside of Lake Shore ROCK lslahu
| and Western Union Telegraph; they auII
ynneed materially. Market ciCseu
| strong at the following figures; Saul-
TON g3l: Western Union Telegraph SoM-
nanv. rs; Quicksilver, S4{i A9anls
Exnress Company, got; Nells% r~SS
Fxpress Company, oii AlneLic1n -
MeTch'ts Express Company Uti Snisco
states Express Company q IaSlJ
III, New York Central, 974; New i0 or
scrip, 944; Eric, 63I; Erie preIefIeu' IISSdd
Harlem. 9Sl; Harlem preferred, Lou
Michigan Central, llSi Pltts3uTg rol
Wayne and Chicago, 500 NoTthwesHer1
74s; Northwestern preferred, S4i WOO VOC
Island, TIA; New Jersey Central, I0 05
t st. Paul, 573; St Paul preierred' no5
Wabash, 75s; Wabash preferred So For
Wayne, So; Terre Haute, ~ IerT
4 Ha1te preferred, 45; Chicago and Alton
= IlG; Chicago and Alton preferred, llS
l Ohio and Mississippi, AZ; Cleveland
a Columbus and Cincinnati, 92t Burning
{ ton and Quincy, 100; Union Pacific 81
Central Pacific bonds, l04i; Union ia
e cifc bonds, 93t; Delaware and LOckporl
e I0G3. Hartford and Erie, ST.
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This is what we hear on all sides Of Dr.
TIITyT'S EXPECTORANT. In cases OF Group
Rronchitis, Asthma and all pulmonary DIS
eases m affords instant relief. IL permeates
me very substance OF the lungs, and causes
them 10 throw of all acrid matter. ii Is very
nleasant to the taste. Children take IL readlly'
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HOT And WARM SULPHUR BATHS,

so ehicaeious in many cases, always AZ the
command of the visitor.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad IS now
in excellent running order to the springs
Travellers from every section OF the Union cah
raorb them by con%tinuousdaily railroad lines.
Postal and Geographic ommunicatlo 10
! all sections of the country.
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PURE L BOURBON

j. A. Miller Chicken-COck Brand.
1NyE call the particular attention OF the
w Wholesale trade 70 our large stock OF
Whiskies, mostly Of the celebrated ana Wen
Known brand for the past twenty years OF j.
A. Miller Chicken-COck Bourbon and Rye
| Whisky, made in Paris, bourbon county, ky2
| and warranted TO the trade FOR its purity ana
uniformity in quahty, and TO improve by age
| faster than any other whisky, made IN the
/ finest cOoperage. We have different ages, the
lnew, one, two, three, four and nYe years o.
! ACE. at prices VARYING as to age, etc.
BEWARE Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
] brand on ore head of the barrel and the burnt
brand of the distilleFy on the other head
made in and in from Paris, Bourbon County
kentucky.
Wholesale dealers, grocers and druggists arr
invited to examine our stock. For sale mioN
only by
sole Agents, corner Walnut and Third,
d17 9f9Sg st. Louis, Mo
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NEW YORK, August 81, 1853.
Or. Wm. II. Ttat-Sir: When in Aiken ltst
winter, / used your Expectorant for my cough
and found more benefit from IL than any l
ever used; l Dol half a dozen bottles nome
with me, and have had 10 give some OF II 70
nv friends. Please send me one dozen by eA-
1859 a. O- ID. ALFRED GUSHING,
L3 West Thirty-first street.
Dr. T,st,s Hair Due Celors a Beautytd Black
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LIQUORS.
COBB, DOLHONDR & co.
corner walnut and Third Streets,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Z"
COBB, s. CO.,
NEW ORLEANS, La,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
-
COBB, DOLHONDE & GO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Provisions, BreadstuiTs, Whistles.

A GENTS for the celebrated s. A.. Miller
IA Chicken-COek pure Old bourbon and Rye
Whistles. Also, for other Western Distillers
and Recti6ers.
ern and southern produce generally. Cash
advances made. dAZtaW
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WATERING PLACES.
GRAYSON SPRINGS,
r..-so, Couufv- Kentucky.

WILL be open for the reception of visitors
w on June LIST, with accommodations ior
six hundred persons as good as any hotel II
any country. One und springs OF Inlnerai
waters. unsurpassed by any, with splendid
| ChaIybeate water within 10 yards OF inc no
tel. A splendid string and brass band viii pe
ON hand during the summer months' which
will furnish music for ballroom, etc.
nnARnINEs
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EUREKA COUNCIL, No.6-Meets third Monday
of each month, at Odd Fellows Hall; u. Re
der, TIL H.; G. II. Myers, Recorder.
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Petition to Amend Charter.

+. A. COLE, Clerk n Master.
By n. b. MCHENRY, d.. G. and NJ
Mariner A Lee. SOl'rS for Pet'rs. my
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27
English Children,

Ths new born English aristocrat re-
csives as soon as born little bed with a
hard mattress. From its earliest age i,
is taken, warmly wrapped. into the fresh
air. After the first year its meals are
reduced to three, and this rule is so un.
changeGbe that no child thinks Of re
quiring anything more; and from this
time its food is Of rich milk, and bread
and butter, aud good meat. After break
fast it remains several hours in the open
air, and then sleeps The whole after
noon Is passed outside. From earliest
childhood the children Of the aristoeracy
wear short sleeves, and often the knee il
left bare, though the extremeties are
clothed in the warmest manner. At Eve
years of age they begin to dance. Never
are English children entrusted to the
care of young nursery maid, but to an
elderly experienced person, under whose
direction they constantly are. As soon
as the young girl goes to school, the car
rage Of the head and shoulders becomes
an object of attention, and under no cir
cnmstances is she permitted to sit other
wise than upright, "Niy child grows
but once" says an English mother, "and
therefore nothing is SO important as her
physical devevelopment. Everything
else ca, be anquired later.
An English child rises at seven, break
fasts at eight, dinss at one, sups at seven,
and at nine o'clock goes to bed. Until
twelve years Of age they pass the greater
part of the day 10 tho open air, with only
about four hours mental work. The
young English aristocratic maiden dimes
first with her parents at eighteen years
of age, when she leaves school and makes
her debut in society. She is fresh and
blooming as a rose, with light step and
eyes beamng with pleasure and life
Her frequent laugh displays her beau'i-
ful teeth, and her hair is rich and abuna
,s~s. Ws@s, ~ W. a.s@ .;ss, vislss Sis
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27
TERMS or ADvERTIsiNC,
A Parsons Strategy.

The following is old--it belonged to
the last generations but it may be new
to many ut the present day: Old Par.
son Manson, Of Worcester, used occasion.
ally to bo absent from his flock on mis-
Q onlry t,urs into distant states. Upon .
certain summer Sabbath, having just 70.
turned from one Of those excursions, hs
found his congregation quite drowsy, asd
for the purpose Of waking them up broke
off in the midst Of his sermon, and
began to tell them of what wonderful
things he had seen in York state. Among
other wonders he said he had there seen
the largest mosquitoes it had ever beon
his fortune to fail IN with--so large, ia
fact, that many Of them would weigh
pound
"he good people we're, by this time,
wide awake.
YES" continued the parsou "aud
moreover they have been known to climb
up tree, and bark T.
The congregation we're sleepy no more
on that day. On the day following, two
Of the deacons Of the church waited
upon Parson Munson, and informed hin
that the members Of his parish were
much scandalizcd by the big stories be
had told them from the pulpit.
"What stories ?" said the parsou, with
innocent surprise.
why, sir, you said that you had seen
mosquitoes in York State that would
weigh pound"
"l said" returned the parson, sxplsn-
atorily, that many of them would weigh
pound; and do really think that .
great many of them ,oouM weigh =
pound"
"Well--but," continued the elder des-
con, with slight choking IN his utter
ance, you said they had been known to
climb up tree and bark"
"Certainty,' said the parson, with an
assuring nod. CAS- to their climbing up
on tree, | have seen them do that bers
in Worcester county; havn't you, dca-
con p
%, yes have seen EN- do that"
"Well, how could they climb . tree
without climbing on the bark ?"
The good deacons went their way with
something very like mosquitos hum
ming in their ears
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

The Swiss Time. has an account Of
three young Iadies--Misses Murry-who
have just made the ascent of Mont
Blame. -Four sisters, with their brother,
arrived at the Grands Mulets, accom-
panied by four guides. Continuing their
accent on the following day, they reached
the grand plateau, when the youngest, IL
years OF age feeling fatigued, went back
to the Gran!s Mu'cts The three others.
however, AGED respectively 81, II, and II
years, continued their ascent, aud arrived
at the summit of Mont Blanc about mid
day. AT ninc O'Clock IN tho evening
they were again at Chamounix, where
they were 'riumphanty received at tho
Hotel du Mont Blanc Such au ascent,
it is said has not been made for several
years.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

Tne natural history editor Of the Lex.
ington (Ky). Press tells this: "a lady
residing in q city not a hundred miles
from Lexington is the posscssor Of tive
psts-a monkey aud a parrot-who are
by no means eongenlnl friends; in fact.
Mrs. G. was in the habit of locking up
the monkey Whenever she left the house,
for fear Of his beligercnt qualities One
evening, alas she neglected to do 90.
and the monkey coming in found the
parrot ready for a fight, and a very dss-
perats one ensued. The monkey ruth.
lsssly pulled out every feather Of the
unfortunate parrst, and broke up the
mantsl ornsmeats, and smashed things
generally. When Mrs. G. returned she
found the monkey shattsring on tbs
mante! piece, and out crept the psrret,
looking deeply injured, and, greeted her
with: We've had 4 hs'l Of . time
The appropriateness Of the remark caused
shout Of laughter"
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

See title daokass. mamma, stan'in' all
loney in the picsur!'
Yes, dear"
"Nurssy been telliu' Donney all about
itty dackass. lie hasn't any mamma to
make him dood, an no kind nurssy't all.
Poor itty dackass hasn't dot no Bidzet to
dess him clean and nice, an he hasn't any
overtoat yike Donnsy's t all. % softly,
mammal
"Ye., dear"
"Psor itty dackass Dot nobody t
all to turl his hair pretty, an be hasn't
dot no soos or toekies on his foots. Dot
to yum an tick all day in dirt. Tame
ever be put to sleep in bis itty boldly I
all
"Mamma |"
"What, Johnny?'
~ wiss | was itty dackass!'