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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-01-14
THE PRAIRIE STORM
Many Persons Frozen to Death.
Railroads Still Observation-Disclosures
Feared.

DnIup oE, Jan. 13.--The Illinois Central and
dubuque and Iowa Western Pa;TrooJs &c NV
iree, as Is also the Des No;nas We1a arc ~"
tween Fort Dodge and Des Mono any ~, ioau 1s
Fails and Minnesota branch Of tIs Inc Cedar
tral is badly blockaded snow -dr;fts t III. Gen.
from two hundre to two tbonso,o,s'hg found
length, and from five to twenty feet aaIe et IN
are working day and night, and will e p, Men
succeed in opening the road within wpesoo,pabiy
Ihe body OF unknown man was found frozo,
to death at Nicolet, Iowa, Saturday uight and
two teams OF horses frozen near WASHINGTON
Mimi. One of the drivers is missing and the
other is so badly frozen that he cannot live
The stage between Ripley and Rock RaDids
lost one passenger by freezing to death. A. O
Jenkins and the remainder Of the passengers
escaped with but slight injuries. Two small
boys were found frozen to death near Hum
boldt, Iowa, owing to the highway being badly
blockaded by the recent storm.
CHICAGO Jan. 13.-Despatches from various
points north and west visited by the recent
Storm, state that the weather is rapidly moder-
ating since yesterday morning and that a
thaw has set in. AT several points drizzling
rain was reported during the night.
Frozen 10 Death.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 13.-Sad news of the great
storm continne from Minnesota. Whole herds of
cattle are frozen to death. A man named
christopher left SlyndOn, MIMI, for home,
tuesday night and was found lying under the
snow snow frozen to death. A young man named
liar fate 1870
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Roard ofTrade.

Board of Trade.
Tho annual meering of the Board of Trade
was held last evening, and the following reports
were read and accepted:
TREAsURERs ANNUAL STATEMENT.
6enslemea:- Il herewith submit detailed account
of the receipts and expenditures Of the Portland
Board of Trade and Merchants Exchange for the
past year as follows:
Amount Of balance from former ac-
Received for subscriptions to Mer-
chants Exchange and Board of
Trade. ....................... 2153.OO
Interest on Investments. 1874 2291.14
Making total receipts of. ............ 4672.52
The expenses for the year are viz:
Rents. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Salaries and commissions Collecting 943.O0
Printing. ........................... 67.00
Books and stationery. ...... ....." $500
insurance. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
Newspapers. Observation-Disclosures. 1890
Fnel, gas and ice. .......... ........ 7l.00
National Board of rade two years.. $4,000
Sundry small bills. ,.................. 30.Te
Making total of. .................,, 29T2T6
ANA showing balance in the hands
of the Treasurer of...............,. 23ss7e
s4e72.52
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Additional achievements for the army
Cuba have sailed from Madrid for Havana.
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GEO. w. DAVIS ! Wardens.
The following gentlemen, having been pro-
posed at a previous meeting, were elected men,
bers of the Board Daniel w. True, j. B. Coyle,
Jr., o. w. Davis, Jr., Nathan Webb, George
HI. Rounds.
A protest was presented against.the appoint
ment of any importing or exporting merchant,
ship broker Or or shipping master to 1.-THE posi-
ton of Port Warden. The paper called atten-
ton to the fact that the chief duty of Port
Wardens being to judge between the owners
and officers of vessels on the one part, and the
owners and consignees of the cargo on the other
part, they should have an Office room free from
improper Influences Consequently the following
amendment was offered to the bylaws.
No importing merchant, ship chandler, ship
stores dealer, shipping master, Stevedorc, or
other person interested in the cargoes or trade
of vessels, shall be eligible to the position Of
Port Warden; nor shall the Port Warden's
office he on the same premises with the office
or place of business of any or either OF the above
named parties.
The petition was accepted and the proposed
amendment put on record.
Mr.. w. S. Dana, the president of the Board
positively refused to accept the Office for an
olher term.
The following officers were elected for the en-
suing year:
President-T G. Hersey.
Vice Presidents A. X Shurtleff, Israel
Washburn, Jr., III. j. Libby.
| Directors-S. j. Anderson, VIM. Deering, j
| s. Winslow, G. G.. Tyler, j. S. Bedlow, w. s
Dana, Edwin Clements.
| Seeretary--M. N Rich.
nnreasurer--C. H Haskell
oi' wardens-John Hasty, Geo. w. Davis
MI D. W. Perkins was selected as one of the
directors but he declined serving and the va
cancy was hiled by the selection of Mr.. Edwin
Clements, representative of the lumber in
terest
Remarks We're made by the retiring and j.,
coming Presidents. A vote of thanks was mas
sed to the retiring President and then the Boar
adjourned
The New York herald., 1873-08-25

BLACK CROOK.

~~>~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~ ~->r~-~rr>~~
roGxDrra HSj TRIUMPH. oAoo
]CCk66 IN DRAMAIIO HI93ORY.
FIVE THOUSAND PEOPLE
FAR T WEEKS PERFORMANCES OF
'HE BLACK CROOK,
est spectacle ever p ,oduced on
STAGE IN THF WORLD,
WEIRD INCANTATION SCENE.
reminding the spectator OF the gro
MATT MOR9AN'S ALlEGORY.
.Spiendid works OF composition ana
color. iorcible in suggestion, success
HE NEW PRsMIEREs.
~1lIos. Boni aud Giavassi are en-
tirely psO6cient In their art-aeiie,
graceful spirited ann characte ristic-"
f6E KlRALfY TROUPE,
"whose active saitatorixl, ieats con.
tI1bots much to the completeness Of
'- fHS sxIIEr OF NATIONS,
I'm which wealth Of rich and beau
7 u Costumes y selected as worthy Of
THn DRAMATIC COMPANY
ARE fulIy competent. Misses Mark
ham. Kelsey and sudlow, with Mr..
Morton and Mr.. Atkins, nh their role 8
p the entire satisfaction Of the au-
RiGAMEY, THE CxRIcArURfsr,
presents the most novel EN- ertaln.
THE MAUKIGAL BOYS
"sink del ciously In accord. and arc
4 three timer recalled on The scene"
| THE SISTERS VERDAIS,
| the cleverest child acrObais we have
seen, aDd win great appiAusc."
| DAVIES, rIfE VENTRlLOQUISr,
"ampses with his drolleries and pup
pets ~ much rs ever"
AMAZOkS' MARCH.
ssThc most magnificent attempt In
this direction we have seem"
ter OPEN DAILY AT8A. NJ
at TX. Carriages ut liz.
DNEsDAY AND SATURDAY, AT ~.
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ACT HTRST-Le Marche des InnocentA
ACT sECOND-Salon chez Mile. Lange
ACT THIRD-Le Jardin de Calypso.
FIRST MATINEE
...s.i...... of
AIMEE and MADAME ANGOT'S DAUGHTER"
sATURDAY, at lH O'clock
Prices during the AIMEE SEASON:--A1mssion, 81;
Reserved Seats GOc. extra; Family Circle 50 cents.
MArlNEk PRICES Admission with seats, 81 ~ to
all parts nB :, .si.......
Dive no iss will BE- given Of the arst sppsarsnce
and Mrs, w. J. kLORENCE. sx.Mss CHARLOTTE
CusHMAN, s.sLCCILLE WE TERN ..*and WILLIAM
HORACE LINGARD and ALICE DUNNIN4
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AMUDEMENr..

INALY's BROADWAY THEATRE, NOS rs AND $50
j Broadway. BEGINS AT precisely 80 ~ wv
Sole Lessee aud Manager. ........Mr AUGUSTIy DAILY
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OPENING NIGHT,
MONDAY, August rs, 1873,

OPENING NIGHT.
MONDAY, August rs, 1873.
Mr. DAILY begs TO an nnounce that his season at thi,
tra sn % % .rss M o sFxR % s
TIONs not TO be surpassed In this country.
The orening entertainment win Introduce for the rst
time this season. the celebrated
FRENCH OPERA BOuFFE.
under the direction Mr.. A. CHIZZoLA. This favor
fte and famous Company has been re9rganzed anu pow
e''s"n : most Driiiiant array Of PREMIERE ARTISTS
GRAND oRSEssTax 5SiissSI x'ih And 9 CHORUS.
MONDAY EVENING August as, and EVERY NIGHT
this week. VII sf gFHsasscfS @ss N FITS Fl COUNTRY
The stsst and nos smSas % ~ a. ra ana
"' ' LA FILE
MADAME ANGOT
CsMadatne Angot's Daughter'o.
with and beautiful scenery from the Paris models
by Mr. JOSEPH de LA HARPE. a
Magnificent new costumes from Paris, and the follow
Miie Marie aimee, the Queen Of Opera Boufe,
Nile. Rosinc stani, Prima Donna from the
F0llies Dramatique. Nile iAnge
Miie. Canfrehe.
Mile viiiiers ......... Mile Daceudray
Mile Deschamps Man0n
n, MS Jniesu the iavoriie Tenor. as. Ange PItou
Mons Duchesnc
Mons Desc6amps (his firs anpcarance) as Pomponnet
Mons pupan ihis first aopeaance) as..... Louchard
Mons Ju uien.................... ........... .Buieux
Mons Nardin. Cuiaume
Mons saivator Incroyabe
Mons Dayais. I'm Officer
Forts ae La Halls, scarsco,s drcnadars incr oy.
dc " Halle Bourgeoses Merveilleuses by the chorus
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VALUABLE VAULTS FOR STORAGE PURPOSES.
ALSO OFFICES FOR BANKING AND OTHER FUR
POSES ON FIRST AND BASEMENT FLOORS.
INQUIRIES TO BE MADE OF
q HOMER MORGAN, NO. Q PINE STREET.
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.ElUBNISnED HOUSES TO RENT By
IL JAMES r. EDWARDS,


Real Estate Broker, u
60 West Twenty third street. opposite Booths Theatre
West 2sps story high soUp brlck House, y273
West 3gh story high brick House per 23
West 25t 3story high >toop brick House. 2OJ
EaN 35t ST. story high stoop brown per 400
West 2th ST., story hgh goop brick, per lS3
We 15t1 English basement brick, per 40
West s3d st. story frame House. per $50
~ story bgh stUop brown Stone, $50
West Hth ST., STORY Eng basement DR. st0IIe 3N
est I'D ST. story Eng basement br. House per 100
West 59th st., STORY basement Dr. house mo us
-Iatr J. IL EDWARDS
- ~. 2. 30 West Twentythird street,
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A DELAIDE H. LAMBERTaON, N,.CLAIRvOYASg, MAY
IA be consulted upon all a6afs OF life at No iJa West
Eighteenth street, near sixth avenue. 20
EUROPEAN CLAIRvOYANT TELLS NAMES SHOWS
n bkencsses causes marriages. Fifty cents aud 81.
12 West Twenty nth street v1LHaH .-L. AL
~ YPsEY--REvEALs FROM TIE CRADLE TO THE
" grave; finds absent friends; RECEIVERS stolen prop
cry; hours TO D. 55I1s Bowery.
ORIGINAL MADAME BYRON MEDICAL SPIRIT
" ualist truthful advice upon all affairs 0f life; mo
satisfaction no pay. 3n Fourth Avcnuc. sit0
DRoFEssoR LISTER READS THE PLANETs--THE u
J. only way the future can be known send stamp ior
circular, 3ly sixth avenue.
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UNION SQUARE THEATRE.
Proprietor. Mr.. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager, ..Mr. a. N.PALAER
Begins alta Saturday Matinee atl:31
Carriages may be ordered ut 10 80.
EVERY NIGHT
and at the
SATURDAY MATINEE,
the 1NIMIrABLE voKEs FAMILY
in their new American play.
~ ig FUN IN A Foe,
pronounced by the press and che pub
BEST PIrCR
/. In tho vokes' repertoire.
Preceding which, EVERY NIGHT,
the .admifable two act Drama,
OLD PILLS BIRTHDAY.
Characters by Messra Mackay, De
Great, Nc Ma nus and Burroughs, md
Misses Lulu Prior and Meta Bsrtictt
SEATS SHOULD BE SECURED IN
ADVANCE. t oN
;. Rex once open every day from A.
seats secured TWO WEEKS in sd-
va,lc by mail or telegraph.
SATURDAY, August ~, at 30
~ THIRD -l.liHf
MATINEE PERFO isMANCE OF
FUN IN "A FOG.
The New York herald., 1873-08-25

M DAILY beqs TO that his at this ce
tral an elegantly lifted IN atre Will commence on this
date and will be devoei 70 series OF STAR ATrRAC
TIONs not 70 be surpassed In this country.
The New York herald., 1873-08-25
REAL ESTATE TO ExcHANCE.

REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
"A clear, SIS oO TO exchange for BROOKLYN Property;
also tour story brown stone House Finieh srcet neaf
f'h ' fassy fr M srf s sssas ss
LrLIZABETH, N. J--BxCHANbE on FOR SALE, IN
dwelling. all modern improvements; painted and
frescoed throughout 4 rooms; high range and Beynt
furnace; highest ground and hrs class loo aton lot
ahluU Inquire s West Grand street. second houss
Of Chiffon. eight minutes wa from depot ag
JyxcHANGE-FOR A COUNTRY SEAT OR FARM, A
IL story House. With extra lo IN Brooklyn
on the hill = y. u. HUfT a son, III Broadway.
J,oR sALE--OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY
II ol The finest places Hndson River, lW Acres
stock crops and nrnilure ali perfect order Address
II. A. w, Herald Uptown Branch Office I.
LlUft ExCUANGE--SEvERAL HyGBts, WITH FROM
4 one 60 twenty Lots OF Cr,unE within "a inmates Of
this y, 10 exchange Tor tnrmS or qnlLnproycd Land
iiue ui railroad. Address BENJAW HITCHCOCK, 43S
Tn.rd avenue, New York. --
NOR SAILOR WILL ExCHANGE< -FAR $1,000
Brooklyn House, Farm. ~ acres, on<estNew yer-
scy lane large Prospective value. Y. q. WAYLAND
AfhAtp ieS ulion street. New York lL.L ~
L'oK SALE--0R EXCHA sGE POR s0UTHBKN.
western vr Northern Halfway securities, ABOUT lU
Acres in Meschcsger county. highly improved house
fuy furnished Add ess, at once, j. b. Herald Uptown
btsncb Office, Broadway. -. -. : -..-I-
VO ExchANGE.--wAkTED,A A FOUR STORY HOUSE
shsaied between foureenth and Foriieth. streets,
sourh and sixth avenue exchange forv usble Prop
ely W St~ars 100 ieet 'front.' aud lJv ieet deep,
VII sx story dwelling thereon perfect order with
seima VI Wv per snnun. Address NEWARK PROP
bhIl, boa i2g Herald once.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-02
N6AsONIC DIRECTORY.


souTH MEMPHIS, No. lls-meets I'd Friday
L. ooh month-hall corner Madison and Sec
and. Ben. X. Pullen, W. NJ; A.J. wheeler.
Secretary. .
AravRosA. No. 16S-meets LIST Monday in
.y n month. at odd Fellows Hall; corner
Cont and Main. Q. q. Locke. W. M.' b.
Richmond. Secretary.
LEILA sooTr, No. 2S9-meets lst THURSDAY
Of each mouth--hal corner maaison ana Hec-
eond. A. +. Davis, W. M; IL Hoidsmith'
Secretary.
DEsoTo. No. 299-meets Sd Friday Of each
month odd Fellows Hall. Bun. +. frlce'
W, M; X. W. Shelton. Secretary.
Ku.wmyTse, No. 4l-meets 4th Friday OF
zach montb-at South Memphis Hall, corner
~ Madison and Second. Richard Creighton,
W NJ; Louis Czapski, Secretary.
ROYAL ARCH.
PENN CHAPTER, No. 2-meets I'd Monday OF
.a.h month-Odd Fellows Hall, q q. Locke,
NJ Il. HIP; A. j. Wheeler, Secretary.
MTMPEIs CHAPTER, No. 95-meets at Odd
RsIlowsj Hall. Sd Monday of each month: W.
& Matthews, NJ. L. Ii. P; John W. Ward.
Hecretary.
prprKA COUNCIL, No. 6-meets Sd Thurs-
dav Of each month-0dd Fellows Hall. u.
Heder. IN. III. q. II. Myers. Rec.
TEMPLARs.
CynKNE ConMAEDERY, No. 4-meets 9Th Mon
day ofeach month. Geo. Mellersh, Conn.,; l.
j. Barchus, Rec.
CALVARY CHAPTER oP ROSE CRoIx, 18th, No.
/. Charles W. Adams, SD. M. W.; ID.
TOmlinson. 32d, sec.'.
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r O. o. r. DIRECTORY.
nd5 Fellows' Hall. corner Main and North
NNU Court streets.

nd3 FsIlows' Hall, corner Main and North
NNu Court streets.
LODGES.
MEMPHIS Lopez. No. 6-meets every Tues
AZ deo. w. Mathews, n: g.; A. W. new
saL, v e.: John w. Waynesburg, Dec
Sotarv. IL. r. Risk. Treasurer.
CHisKksAw LODGE, No, Smeets every M MON
dov niebt. John A. Holt. N. g. Geo; w. u.
Crook ". a.; John Garrow, K. B.; Themas
Racnn. p. s.; II. d. Connell. Treasurer;
SCaIiIER Lopez, No. H0-meets every w cd
resdav night. f. Henniger, y. g.; john Z.
Woffman. V. g.; II. Shilling, Secretary;
RasNER Lopez, No. lf-meets every tridiay
nfrbt j. r. Fischer. N. g.; Mm. Henry, y.
~. S. Jukes. p. and X. 81; george a.
Waring, Treasurer.
MEMPHIS DEGREE L0DGE no. S-mee@ Isl
Saturday Of each month. Chas. N. carroll
IN: ID. c. Trader, D. D. M; George =
Mathews. A. u. NJ; I. S. Bingham, Secre-
tsrv. p. X. Jack. Treasurer.
'Si'' ENoAMPMENTs.
G.voso EEcAMPMEsT, No. 3-meets on the
lat and 3D. Thursday nights Of each montn'
" II. MoystOn, G. p; K. x: AleTander. ~
y Geo. w. Mathews, s. W.; Thos. Bacon,
81 II. D. COnnell, Il. John Garrow. !. " /;
MEMPBIs ENcABPMRET, No. 39-meeH "a ana ,s
tth Thursday nights Of each month. A. W.
Jukes' Treasurer; P. j. Willard, j.. W.
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CHOLERA AND HOMEOPOrHY.

Homeopathy gained its first triumphs and
secured public recognition by its signal cures
of the Cholera in 1928. In every seceeding
invasion it has maintained its reputation,
preventing and saving even when other sys-
TENS failed. No ether treatment or system
can even approximate its splendid results.
Its mild doses seem to act like magic, and
cure as no other medicine does. This is the
experience of more than forty years. DR..
Humphreys has prepared a case of Cholera
Specifics; three small walls and a little book
of simple directions, which gives the symp-
toms and treatment in full for families, or self
treatment so that any person can use it both
rs preventive and curative treatment. This
little case has been wonderfully successful in
preventing and curing this terrible disease,
and should be in the hands of every family or
traveller. Price Family case. three OF. walls
and book, IS; small pecket case, three 8 dr..
walls, ST. smaller pocket case, three dr..
walls, 50. Sold by all druggists.
xyis4-tu6f- willis
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TINTED Ancient order Of Druids

TREEEssKK Grove, No. /, U. A. Q. D.
meets at the Druid Hall, No. 81 South Court
street, on the LIST and Sd Tuesday evenings in
zach month. j.. 8; Heiligers., N. A.; j.
fary; John l.. Eichberg, Treasurer.
MEMPHIS GROvK, No. meets at the Druid
Hall. 81 Court street. every Thursday evening.
Wm. NJ. Loeb. N. A; III. Oertel, Y. A; J.
p. Shide, Secretary; Barney Gray, Treasurer.
CLEAETHF GROVE, No. 3-meets at the Druid
aalI, q Court street, on the LIST and ID Mon
dav evenings in each month. A. i. Davis,
N. A.; George W. Baxter. v. A.; NJ. bren,
Secretary; Martin Cohen, Treasurer.
CoScoeptA IS. A. CHAPTER, No. l-meets at
the Druid Hall, on the ID and 9Th Tuesday
evenings in each month. j. Beehler. n. D. A. 4;
A. HitIfold, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mothers, Mothers, Mothers Don't fail 70
procure MRS. WINSL0W's SOOTHING
SYRUP for all diseases incident TO the period
ofteothing in children. ID relieves the child
from pain. cures wind collie. regulates the bow-
els, and byEiving reliefand health to tho child.
gives rest TO tho mother. BE sure and call Tor
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" For sale
by all druggists. l00-wsm-xVii-R
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FACTS AND FAScIEs.

This is fast age. The century plants
bloom once in twenty-five years down IN
Florida.
LISA remarkable fact that the human
hair grows nearly twice as fast in Europe
as in America.
Cincinnati has just retired an old om'
nibus which has killed thirteen persons
during lis day.
Ladies with round ihroats should not
disfgure themselves with the abominably
high frlls now worn.
It's a case Of supposed suicide
when the Brooklyn police find n man in
the river with his feet and legs tied.
A Buffalo man has established pond
for the cultivation Of market turtles,
and their voices will soon be heard in
the land.
A young lady, speaking Of one of her
aversions, said the severest thing on
record. Hes almost perfect brute; he
only lacks instinct"
Fast young men declare that the
beauty of an ocean voyage is that you
can get as tight as you please, and
people will think you are only sea-
sick"
Hawthorne paid pretty compliment
when he said Of Miss Bremen that she
was a most amiable little woman, wor.
thy to be maiden aunt Of the whole
human race.
When a chap marries Texas widow
he delicately mentions his good luck by
inserting in the marriage notice that the
wedding took place at the brides
beautiful home"
The Maine papers are urging the
Maine Central railway to take the neces-
sary steps to prevent three-card monte
thieves and others OF their iik from de.
frauding unsuspecting and verdant pas
sengers.
A Brooklyn sea captain, just returned
from a tour of'the Holy Land, expressed
himself Disguised with Jerusalem. ut
is the meauest place / ever visited
There is not drop of liquor in the
whole town fit TO drink.
The partially deaf old lady is very
much concerned at all this talk about
the Kickapoo Indians. She says she
has read Cooper's novels, and that any
man who would kick poor Indian
ought to be ashamed of himself.
The French fashion of living out Of
doors seems to be coming into favor.
Fashionable people repair to their bal
comics Immediately after dinner, there
to smoke, chat, receive calls and what
not, as long as the twilight lasts.
A Maine paper announces as an item
of State news that the first naval battle
of the revolution was fought in Machias
harbor in IT'S. That is an interesting
fact but it has been little slow in find
ing its way into the local journals.
A Georgia deacon, who had been a
stout opposer of new organ which his
church had purchased, when called upon
recently to close the service said, Call
on the machine If it can sing the
glory of God, it can pray too. Call on
the machinel"
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OF PYTHIAs.

TENNESSEE LoDeE No. s. Meets Wy
every Wednesday night at Cgfene
Commandery Hall, No. 204 Front street r.
r. @. Diver, c. C.; +. M. Haley, Y. e.; >.
Balm. Preiate; T. p. Turner, P. c. A. Hum,
M. of f.. }. G. Hornsby, NJ. Of f.; Z. E.
MCLEAN. X. Of X. and s.
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mEmPEKANCE SOCIETY.

NarouA TrurLr oF n AND 7. No. l-meets
ever tuesday nieht at hall Of CyIene Com
mandery, No 90 frontst, 9. L. LOOP, ".
Q. p- A. b. Corwine. W. Y. i. Jos. u Shep-
herd, p. W. G. r.; ". B. smith. W. X.
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STORAGE.
STOR a q Ic .

WE ARE PREPARED TO STORE COT,
w ton, hay, corn, oats, ana merchandisc OF
every description. at small prices, until the
lat OF September next. ,,,,, 20 Ir
Cotton Warehouse, Nos. iS6 and ass Shelby st..
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MEMPHIS POsToFFICE.
Closes.

OFuor HoURs--FsoHS An. TO 5r.H.; SuHpAf'
FRoM 3 TO 10 An.
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American young ladies please me most
because they are very pretty and quick
to learn. They are naturally more
graceful than the French, and their read
.iness in Selling ideas pleases me.
In a recent case of assault with intent
to kill in Indiana, it was shown that the
ARRAY came about from a father insist
ing on remaining in the room with his
daughter and her beau. The jury
cleared the young man, knowing that
nothing could be more vexatious than
for fellow to sit up Sunday night with
handsome girl and her old dad at once.
A perceptible change in the style OF
wearing the hair has taken place. 1t Is
not now so absurdly high as it was dur
ing the winter, and it is no longer gem
teel" to part it on the side. False hair
is slowly but surely being discarded, the
ladies relying solely upon natures gifts
TO beautify and adorn their heads.
A New Orleans girl has won prize
for multiplying 9 by 9, 81 by 81 and SO
on. using the product for nine successive
times without making a mistake. The
work comprised 10000 figures, covering
over five yards of paper. The girl hap
pened to get through it without achiev-
ing insanity, but the worthy who offered
the prize hadn't been hung when the
last courier left New Orleans.
You see, grandmsmma, we perforate
an aperture in the apex, and . CORE
spending aperature in the base; and by
applying the egg to the lip, and forcibly
inhaling the breath, the shell is entirely
discharged of its contents" Bless my
aoulr cried the old lady, what Won
derfal improvements they do make
Now in ny younger days we just made a
hole in each end and sucked. "
The postal cards are rapidly becoming
. valuable institution. A Worcester pc
uer saws: One went through the office,
addressed to 5 married man
and bearing the following inscription:
ITO -: You want to bring round
that dress and things. tonight, sure.
You hear me-" 1t wasn't signed. but as
his wife took it out Of the box he failed
to enjoy that holy calm which is common
to the Sabbath.
August Simon recently married in
New York Bertha Dobozinski, pretty
Jewess Of seventeen, but the bride
father locked her up after the ceremony,
and refused TO let her 90 with her hus-
band unless he consented 10 join the
IONS of Israel. This Simon refused to
40. but sued out a writ Of habeas corpus.
Her father. who produced her in court,
aid she wanted to remain with him, but
when the Judge inquired Of her which Of
he two she desired TO 60 With. she sob
1ingly replied. my husband. The
iather said: IAN right; 90 with him, but
end me back the silk dress ! gave you.
This matter the court did not interfere
nth.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-02

And by Henry G.. Steeyer. Second ST., corner
W. Vigus, 1877 Poplar St, Memphis, Tenn.