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METEOROLOGICAL

METEO GEOLOGICAL
PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT OFFICE Grief SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Sept. 6, Il A. M.U
For New England.
rising followed by falling barometer, stationary
vi Hght temperature, northeast to southeast
"inos and cloudy, rainy weather
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DRY Goods Wholesale Market.

Corrected weekly by Locke, Twitchell e. Co.
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Seed canary. 4 25 a 475
Cardamons l IS a 2 so
Soda bi-carb. 5 a 8
Sal. ....... 240 8
Sulphur. 80. 41@ b.
Sugar lead. 10 a 25'
White wax. 60 a 65
Vanilla bean18 90 020 90
Nitrnl hlna N IN 10
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Portland Daily Press stock List

Corrected by WOODBURY. & MoULToN, Investment
Bankers 81 Exchange st.
DEW UuIa I'll. I
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NOTICE is hereby, given that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himself the
trust of Administrator of the estate of
GEORGE WARREN, late of Westbrook,
in the County Of Cumberland, deceased and
given bonds the law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased are required
to exhibit the same: and all persons indebted to
said estate are called upon to make payment to
WILLIAM L. WARREN, admir-.
Westbrook, Sept. 5, 1876. sep7d1aw3wTh*
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Lost.
IN Exchange Street, Sept. 9th, a POCKET
- =. BOOK, containing about S151. The finder will
be literally -eward l BY leaving the same at
sept7d3ts 80 DANFORTH STREET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-19


nUNARD LINE.-B. AND n. A. X. NJ. ). r. co
~. NOTICE,
With q view to diminishing chances OF collision the
steamers OF this line take spcchc for all Of
the year
outward passage from Queenstown Now York
Boston, crossing the meridian OF ~ ut ~ latitude nothing
TO the north OF n
On the home passage crossing the meridian
FROM NEW YORK FOX LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
BoTHNIA.. Wed. April 10 sRUSSIA. Wed, May 3
ABySsINIA We'd, April 70 Soy iHIA. Wed, May 10
Cabin PASSAGE $40. 500 and $780, gold according
COMMUNICATION. Return tickets favorable terms,
Storage tickets aud FROM all Of Europe
low freight and Office No Bowling Green
DAssENGARs PER STEAMSHIP BOrHNIA EN-
City at l r. NJ. IN "Wednesday, lhh Of April 1874.
CHAS. a. FRANCkLyN. No nowiing Green. n Y.
"A CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
BOLIVIA. ........ Sails Saturday. April ~, ut 3P NJ
ALsATIA. Sails Saturday. April 70 Ut 10 A. n
CALIFORNIA Sails Saturday, May 10, at 30 A. NJ
To GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL. LONDONDERRY,
QUEENSTOWN OK BELFAST.
INTERMEDIATE, $3s; stecrage, Sasl
Drafts issued for any amount It current rates.
HENDERSON BROS Agents No. Rowling green.
MOST DIRECT AND ECONOMIC ROUTE TO uOT-
M LAND, BELGIUM, THE RHINE, SWITZERLAND.
AZ. &C. VIA ROTTERDAM.
steamer Ma =!
These beautiful steamers carrying the United states
mail 10 the Netherlxnds favuritcs with the public
Trips regnar, low; comfort and living perfect
For freight For massage,
Hrund
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30

right, only not quite en- ugh so, for dis.
turbers of religious worship, in nv
opinion, should be dealt with severely,
and made to feel 20 acu'ely the power OF
the law as not only to deter them from
repeating such diErepUtable conduct, but
also to deter others from following their
disgraceful example.
The cavass for the congressional NOM
ination in the district is becoming quite
animated, and I regret to say q good
deal OF feeling is manifestiDg itself. This
Is all wrong. Such things should be
co1ducted harmoDously, FOR we all know
that the heat of the war will come on
after the nominations are made. TIE
Democrats Of this county meet Saturday
week, when delegates will be sp.
pointed to the State and district con-
Ventions. AS to the Presidency, it is
very clear that Tilden is decidedly the
foremost man among the Democrats Of
this section, though I am inclined to
think there is v ry pronounced feel
ing, not only heresbouts but all through
the south, to urge no man before the ST.
Louis convention, but leave the north
ern or western and eastern Democrats
to present the men, and then vote for
the one the south may prefer.
SO far the Republicans have made
no move that l am aware of, and
l imagine they will do nothing, at least
until the Democrats nominate. AS
Howe and Wells both live in the dis
trict it is difficult 10 foretell how they
will arrange matters. Nous VeTTonS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30
Law KEPORTS.
Ctrcuf. Cour.-me,,heII. Judxe.

Cfrcuft COurt-zEef ell, Judge.
This court will on and after to- day, take
a recess from twelve to two, aud adjourn
at four o'clock. The following IS to-
days calendar: 1870, Icons ri, ct al g,
VS. Gsohagen, ct al 1852 Curry vs. Tom
eDy, ct al; 277l, F zzr vs. Woodbridge;
27S2, Somerell vs Jones; 27SS, Ssligman
VS. Tighe; 27S9, Mitchell, Hoffman & Co.
vs. Horback; 2Sl9, DaBar VS. Benson; /;
1852, Metropolitan National Bank vs.
Eader & Mellersh; 2Ss3 MerRin & Co.
vs Monteverlie; 1926, Blsydts vs. Ar
buckle, Tucker & Co /; 294l, Goodyear
vs Hills, ct al; 1865. Anderson, admir-,
vs. Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company; 1868, Palmer ys Cooke; 29S7,
Davis vs. DOyle, sheriff, ct al; 2SS9,
Walker Bros q Co VS. King, ct al. 1907,
County Of ShflDy VS. Selma Railroad
Company; 3016, Williams & Co. vs. An
ehor Line; 30l8, Curtis vs Douglass;
1892, Patterson vs MiIlingtOu; 303S, Ly-
on VS. Alley; I042, Smith vs Sears; 304S,
Reed, use, ETC., vs. Meyers; 3G5I, Msri-
Wether, ct a. VS. Lse; 3070, Ralston vs.
Douglass; 3l0l, Marks, trustee, vs. Rail.
gan; 312l, Williams vs Boone; 1922,
Williams VS. Boone; 3l3l, Stanton &
Moore VS. Memphis and Charleston Rail
road Company; 3l36, Finley vs. Keehp,
ct al. 1851, HOoth vs Meagher, ct al;
1852, Pace & Lavender VS. OrgilI, Bros. &
Co.; 1888, Sutton vs. Lacy; 3176, Lau-
renee VS. Podests & Co; 3l76, Bennett vs.
Barnes; 3l89, Lewis, ct al. VS. Ford; 1925,
Blount, ct al; VS. Southern Life Insur-
ance Company; 1921, Weible, vs Jeffer-
son, ct al; 1892, Bullock, admir- va Gre
han, admir-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30

1t IS stated in cur New York dis
patches, Of Sunday, that grand coun-
Gil Of the American League wss Organ-
lied ia Philadelphia, ia which twenty
one States were represented by GeIe-
gates from the grand courcn of each
State, and that committee was ap.
pointed to cali National conference to
meeS in Pb.ialtlphia on the nineteenth
OF July, to act upon nomination for
President and Vice President, A former
mai ior-genersl Of voluntesrs, was elected
grand president Of the council. A dele
CATION was appointed 10 sttendthe Gin
cinnsd and ST. Louis convention in the
interest Of the league. An address was
delivered by prominent ex-governor OF
one Of the States represented. It was
resolved 70 issue an address calling upon
all Americans to vote in favor OF
Americans ruling In America, and for
the bible in public schools without cam.
promise. A national committee room
was ordered established in Philadelphia
after the first Of July, and the confer
ence adjourned TO meet on the Fourth of
July, sc Boston.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30

tx the time and place where such a
hearing can be had. / also again call
the attention of the committee 10 the
other demand Cf my letter, to which
no reply is made in yours, name
ly: That this hearing shall be
had In open session of the COM
nlittee. beg hereby to repeat that
demand. In regard to the additional
resolution in your letter, saying In effect
that permission will be given 10 any Of
ficer in the navy department to have
Te-examined any witness whose testi-
mony may effect him, confess fail
to ses the vslue Of such permission while
such officer Is kept In ignorance OF the
points in which heis supposed to be af
fected, and even of the names OF wit
nssses who have testified on them
Again calling the attention of your
committee to these matters, and suggest
ing that disregard Of them is disre.
gard of the ordinary rights of an Amer
icsn citizen, still await the attention
of your committee. Your otediant ser
want, GEO. NJ. RoBESON,
Secretary Of the Navy,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30
HOG CHOLERA.
Two Responses to the Appeal for q
Cure of this Dread Disease
Among Swine.

EDITORS APPEAL-FOr the benefit OF
Mr.. Hinton and others interested in
lsisipe hogs, I send remedy for all
diseases, or rather preventive. 1t was
given to me by George II. Phillips, q
large and successful breeder Of Bark
shiTe hogs, at Lebanop, Kentucky. He
ssyR: 1.-THE following rules, if observed,
will prevent disease of every kind 30
common to swine when neglected. Give
them salt and ashes once week, slso
free access to charcoal or stone coal. Pro.
vide them with clean, dry comfortable
bed in winter, free from dust; should
they take cough, give them pure pine
tar on corr, and If they will not est ii,
turn them on their backs, dip a paddle in
tar, and stick it SIS far 60 IN their throats
as practicable. Destroy the lice with
coal-oil or grease Of any kind; never
feed a SOW until the third day after far
rowing, and the food should be very
thin" By observing these simple rules
he has never had a case Of hog cholera,
and does not fear ii, which, as he says,
and [ have no doubt of the truth Of it,
is sirnpIy the result of neglect. Yours
truly, LEWIS GILBERT.
ANOTHER REMEDY.
EDITORS APPEAL-I submit the fol-
lowing cure for hog cholera: First, sep
arate the sick ores from the well ones.
Second, give dry salt to lick. Third,
give them charcoal (plenty) in shelled
corn in clean trough. Fourth, the above
is to be given to both sick and well.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30

New York, Msy::27: Loans, decrease,
SLIT, 800; specie, decrease, 81 ,O3O, 800;
legal tenders, increase, So, SOC, 600; de-
posits, increase, 1886, 200; circulation, de-
crease, S53. 500; reserve, increase, $685.
500.
New Orleans, May 27: A row occurred
at a meeting of the ninth ward Demo-
cratic club tonight Several shots were
fred. A man named Roberts was shot
and instantly killed. The murderer is
unknown.
Columbus, Ohio, May 27: Jacob Rick.
etts, a deaf man, aged about sixty-nine
years, was accidentally killed here this
evening by being run over by switch
train in the yards OF the Columbus,
Springfield and Cincinnati railroad.
st. Louis, May q: Two negro roust-
abouis named Murray aud Florence had
a desperate fight with knives, on the
levee, this morning, and both received
frightful wounds, which are likely to
prove fatal. A woman was the cause of
The row.
Constantinople, May %: Official
Inquiry into the origin Of the Sslonica
outrage shows that the American consul
was absent when the Bulgarian girl ar.
rived, and that his brother sheltered her
one night. The investigation Is still
progressing.
Cincinnati, May q: In the fire in
Melodeon hall building last night the
AlIemsnia society los1 twenty thousand
doIlars, on which the insurance was five
thousand dollars each in the Fremsns
Fund, San Francisco, and the American
Central, st. Louis.
London, May 81: The time for which
Charles Brent, the Louisville bank
forger, was committed, will expire on
Mondsy, but it Is not probable that any
steps will be taken looking to his arrest.
He will most likely await the decision
Of the Winslow case.
New York, May 27: James Dodworth,
age sixty years, Of 423 East Ninth street,
assaulted his wife with an ak last night,
aad, believing he had killed her, cut bis
own throat. Neither Of them were dead
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30

OUR foreign dispatches last night
were fall OF preparation for the trouble
seemingly inamiuent over the Turkish
Herzegovinian question. It, is hinted
that if the united powers asked Turkey
to csde Herr sg0vinia to Montenegro, and
Bcsnis to SerVis charging the new prin-
oipahties their quo, Of the Turkish debt
and settling the internal condition of
these provinces in q manner meIiting
general confidence, Turkey would not
hesitate to agree. The two months arm
istice asked Of Turkey is positively de-.
clined; England is strengthening her
war vessels and supplying her fleets
with ordnance, and Turkey is moving her
war hulks about in the Mediterranean.
London insurance companies are COW
eaing war Tisks. Servia has one hun
dred thousand militia, ten thousand
cavalry, and thres Iuadred pieces of sr-
tillery ready for the field. In view Of
the war news 1t wSs announced on New
York 'change yesterday that twenty-six
vessels had been chartered to take cer-
goes OF grain 60 Europe In anticipation
Of advance in fseights. Taking all the SO
into consideration, the war prospect is
more than probable.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30
TELEGRAPHIC BREVTTY.

A company of infantry left Omaha
Sunday for the Black Hills.
The National decoration ceremonies
begun ing Brooklyn, Sunday, and will
continue two or three days.
Four more rioters who took part In the
murder of the consuls at SalUnica have
been sentenced to death, and thirteen to
various terms of penal servitude--some
Of them for life.
The gauge of the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western railroad was mar.
rowed between six O'Clock Sunday
morning and six O'clock Sunday even
ing, from HobOken 10 Scranton, Penn
syIvania, Binghaunton, Oswego, Rome
and Utica, and narrOW-gauge trains
passed over the whole line the same
evening. About two thousand men
wers employed. q.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30
SUMMER BOARD
In New York City,

WEST 99TH STREET, THREE DOORS
Il from the Gilsey House and tae sturte-
want House, in the neighborhood OF Fifth AV-
enue and all the other principal hotels; CEN
traIIy situated as to churches and places OF
amusement, and adjacent TO many lines OF
cars aud stages. Large and handsomely iur-
nished rooms, with board at reasonable prices.
Tine house Is nrstclass. Highest references
Tiyen, Address MISS A. HICHoLS, as above.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30

THE senate WIS in secret session until
halt-past nine O'Clock last night, dis.
cussing the question Of Jurisdiction in
the Beiknsp impeachment trial, and 1t
was finally decided la the affirmative.
The house speat the day In committee
Of the whole on the bill to devote the
proceeds Of the sale Of public lands to
educational purposes, but reached 40
oonepusion
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30
ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORJ s

VIoKsBURG, May % The river is
stationary, with A feet 6 inches in the
channel. Up: Thompson Dean and
Grand Republic. Down: Common
wealth.
ST. LOUIS, May 29.-The river has
fallen inches. Weather clear and
warm. Arrived: Capital City, Vicks-
burg; Lake City, Bee and barges, New
Orleans
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30
NOTICE TO CITY TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE OF CITY TAX-COLLECToR,
" MEMPHIS, TENN, May q, 1875. !
~ On the first OF June next penalty Of I2
per cent. will accrue on all unpaid city taxes
for the year 1875.
This penalty also attaches to the fifty cents
tax levied to pay various judgments against
the city, and to the ffty.f cents tax levied
to pay the 7. z. Brown mandamus.
my8 ILA@@f City Tax-Collector.
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287 MAIN, COR, MADISON,
RECORD 81 YEAH


DLOUNT COUNTY, TENNESsEt, Is NOW
d open for the reception of guests,
and win be maintained in a style worthy
the patronage of a discriminating pub
lie, at REDUCED RATES OF BOARD, as fol-
lows: Per day, 81 50; per single week, Sl2 so;
for thIee weeks or longer, SO per week.
beneficiaI results attending the use of these
waters in functional diseases of the Liver,
Bowels, Kidneys and Skin, and the cure of
Chronic Diseases, attest their medical proper
ties.
RoUTE.-Leave Memphis via Memphis and
Charleston Railroad at i've pm, reach Knox
vile, without change Of cars, at 3:l3 pm. next
day, connecting with the K. and Q. h. Il. at
80 PM, and reach MOntvale 10 tea. Time
26 hours. Round trip ticket, SO.
Refer to James Elder, 3. NJ. Estes, Hon. W.
N. Smith, Colonel X. p. Duncan, Captain r. O..
Williamson, Captain Mathes and others.
Address CHAS. S. KING, Proprietor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30
MISSISSIPPI.
4 Teiegraphic Correspondents at Holly
Springs Presents a View of Col.
OEeI Manntns's Prospects.
An "Old Citizen of Horn Lake, Ad-
Vocafes the CIaims . of Captain Van
II. Manning, for Congress.
1Efercsting letter from an Occasional
Correspondent at Sardfs, Touch.
ing Upon Politics, and
Matters fn General.

Special to the Appeal.l
HOLLY SPRINGS, May 29.-Colonel
Van q. Manning's prospects in the con-
gressional canvass are splendid. Cheer.
ing news from every qusrler. Lafayette
gives him four to one. His friends
claim Yallobusha county, and say there
is no doubt Of his nomination:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30

TIE secFetsEy OF the treasury has d.
rected the retirement OF S4c4 208 in le-
'ga-tenders, that being eighty per cent.
OF the national bsnk circulation issued
during the present month. This leaves
an outstanding greenback circulation of
$50. I23 66S.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30
ROTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court of the United States, for
the District of West Tennessee.-In the mat
ter OF fGates & Wood; Gates, Wood & Co., said
ruptcy.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice of his
i appointment as assignee of Samuel N,
Gates Albert NJ. Wood and VIM. N. Brooks,
of Mem phIs, Shelby county, Tennessee.
o. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee.
Memphis, May 30, 1876. mys0 tn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30
saIs Of rureIaimed Goods.

CUSTOM HOUSE, MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sur.
described goods having been seized and for
feited to the United states, notice is hereby
given that on June %, 1876, at The hour of II
O'clock m at the steps OF the United states
Bonded Warehouse, No. 219 Second street, at
the Port of Memphis, l viii sell, at puellc
auction, to the highest and best bidder, 10"
Wit: / cask Irish W hisky, marked Il. Z. 70 K.
cod w, J. SMITH, survey or of Customs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30

sgAB DEPr., OFFICE CH. sic. OFFICER,l
~A=zIHsToH, May 80, / am. 4
For Tennessee and the Ohio UdLley,
stationary f bo0ed Jy sisins barometer,
soltthsas,erly tcilds, shifting to cooler
east or north, and local storms.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court of the United states, for
the District OF West Teunessee.-In the mat
ter of J. E. Glass.-In Bankruptcy.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice of his
II appointment as assignee Of J. E. Glass,
Of Burnsville, Haywood county, Tennessee.
o. WOOUDRIDGE, Assignee,
Mannhfa Nav 70 I87R Dv20 tn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30

a LONDON dispatch fneitaatNs that
" the British gov ernn1est Intends to
surrender Winsicw, the Boston forger,
TO the United States government, the
only difi9nliy being to find the means
OF doing % gracefully"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30

when discovered, but the surgeons pro-
nO0nee their recovery hopeless.
Nashville, May 81: VaDderbilps
eighty-second birthday was celebrated
here to-day by interesting exercises
This morning Chancellor Garland de-
livered an address, givir z the history OF
Mr.. Vanderbilt. Tee buildings and
grounds were iiluUiDated tonight.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30
EVERY BUSINESS MAN READS
Commercial Agency System
T 70 O GS e d.
EK the secret KnquIsil1On q Curse
or q krnedt?

BY THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER.
SECOND edition just published. Contains
= 800 pages, beautifully bound shows
mined by masked spies, frauds perpetrated,
etc Send for IL and see the SECRET BLACK
LIST of Memphis, with eighty other cities.
price. 81 rs, MERCHANTS CREDIT PRO
TECTION SOCIETY, 59 LIBERTY STREET,
STW VORR my25
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30

FRANKLIN-In this city, Sunday, May
18th, CoRRIE LOUISE, only child of ]. B. and
L. Ella Franklin,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30

EASTERN railway lines are amusing
themselves cutting rates fccnl New York
ResfRaraIV.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30
He that bites and flies away
VIII live to bite another day.

1t is said all fight for that they most
need; the Swiss for money, the French
for honor, the southrOn for rights in the
Territories, the mosquito drills for blood.
Hence, 1t has been enormously inferred
that he comes into this vale OF tears by
the process of evolution from that
bloodless pr0toplasm the talTnip. 1t was
so inferred fer the additional reason
that he is sure to turn up most with
puncturiDg frequency when least needed.
In this he displays great foresight, for
when kneGded he dies. He Is
quite democratic in his tastes, associat
ing with equal familiarity with all
classes of society and all grades of sex.
In business he is q sh0rpsr. In sll efforts
for livelihood he is persistent, never
leaving boring willingly until he strikes
oil. he is sound on the ecclesiastical
dogma that nOUght was created in vain,
for whatever is in Vein is for him. The
best blood of the land enriches his pby-
sical economy. Though not of the lit
eToti, he is one OF mark, He is profuse
and indiscriminate in distributing bits
of his autobiography, and however in
coherent the incidents in the tOhite line
edition, they are always red. AS a di-
version, he gambOls; and, as rule, he
takes up more than he puts down. He is
quite Incorporate, and is often seen on
a bust. Nevertheless, in doctrine be is q
q blue-stocking, and proves his faith by
being to his calling faithful unto death; /;
and In that period he is an example
to the soldier, as he dies game. His
birth, life and death is fully cOmpre-
hended and fitIy epitomized in a final
Word--Mttst. quito. JOSH JUNIOR.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30
Tare and tret make 9 fellow
Swear and sweat so the fuuSouit tC

NWoza4 HIIu 3 "odll1 80 lIIo 4lIILsu uU4LV.
His courage Is unqutstloned. He attacks
boldly, and asks no quarter. With DASH
ing bravery he fleshes his maiden blade,
matters not, so its meat, seeming to feel
that "whatever is, is right" and n1ete for
him. Though bold, he is prudent. With
him discretion is the better part of
valor." An egOtist, he is ever on the
alert, and with the first shade Of danger
be floats gracefully away, singing as he
ahiAs