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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-13
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

"A cool summer resoIt-Court square.
Pistols and ccfee for two on Monroe street
last "Wednesday night.
-lce-cream, sherbet and saltwater meet
with rapid sale these hot days.
Street sprinkling is the pleasant occupa-
ton INDUCED in by boys out of school.
The National cotton exchange meets at
st. Louis on the second Wednesday in
August.
-Itwa always about as hot as 1t is now,
In this latitude, at this particular season OF
the year.
The thermometers indicated ninety-four
degrees IN the shade at three o'clock yester-
day afternoon.
AT Estival park this evening the concert
and hop given by the Memphis Light Guards
will be given.
The crops of corn and cotton along the
lines of railroad running south are promis-
ing and hourishing.
The military companies were out again
last night drilling on the streets and parade
ground on the bluff.
Captain Harry Childress, of the Missis-
sippi and Tennessee railroad, is quite unwell
at his room at the Peabody.
The sanitary association will meet this
afternoon at four o'clock, at No. II Madison
street, back basement office.
The annual examination of the students
of the Christian Brothers college commenced
yesterday and will close on Wednesday next.
IF you discover fostering nuisance in
your neighborhood report 1T in writing to the
sanitary association, No. II Madison street.
Now the boy climbs up the trees,
and the verdant fruit doth seize,
And Immediately the poison In his stomach camps,
And so do the hdgets, and the colics, and the
cramps.
There will bs sociable and ice cream
festival tonight at Mrs. Danbury's, corner of
Sixth and Keel streets, Chelsea, for the bene
fit of the Saffarans street Methodist church.
The three golden balls of My Uncle can
be seen hanging all around town. Pawn
brokerage Is Aourshlng at present. About
one-fourth the value of the pledge is usually
advanced by the broker.
Two new novels n cheap series-JOan,
by Rhoda Braughton; Michael HGrgrGUe' S
Harvest, by J. H. Riddell Godey's Fashion
Magazine and Leslie's Sunday Reading, for
July, at Mansford's book and news depot, 29S
Nam street.
Over fifteen hundred seats have already
been subscribed for by those of our citizens
who desire to have their families comfortably
fixed to witness the grand fireworks on the
Fourth of July. A certain number of seats
only can be sold.
An intoxicated hack-driver visited sa-
loon on Second street, near Madison, last
evening, and amused himself by slapplng a
young man twice In the face, but the latter
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Chancery Court-M,DowelI. Judge.

To-day is motion day. Calendar for Mon
day: $40, Magevneysvs L. G. and M. rail-
road; 38l, Rose VS. Whitesides; 1913, Crump
VS. Walker; 402, Carhart VS. Walt; 407, Allen
vs. Sexton; 400, Sterling VS. Sterling; Alb,
Wellbourn VS. Cone; 416. Stone VS. Hart; 419,
WATSON VS. Schloss; ABB, Cogswell VS. Saint;
453, Starke vs. Cockrell; 457, Branch vs.
Eppes; AIS, Semmes VS. Mancourt 497. Black
well VS. Blackwell; 499, jackson VS. Lanier;
518. Apperson VS. Cross; 532, Greenlaw vs.
Barrett; SAL, Thomas vs Gardner; 542, Laird
VS. Leftwich; $50, Dashiel vs. Dashiel; 582,
Philler VS. HaInes; 585. Tennessee bank VS.
Ebbert; 500, Miller VS. Speed; 500. Wurlltser
VS. Bernard; 600, Roach vs. Polk; GLIB, Hutchi-
SON vs. Mix; GA, Cromwell VS. Wetherell;
667, Bartlett Us TrigQ; 739, Little vs. Ed
monds; 740. Brooks VS. Miller; Isl, Gallser
VS. Order; III. Perdue VS. Hurst; TIA, Brown OWE
vs. Waller; IT'S, Hammer VS. Harrell; 782,
Sigler VS. Cash; 786. Cherry VS. Taylor; 788,
Barbour VS. Rosserj 79l, Jones VS. Terrill; 795,
Haywood VS. Gorsuch; 799, Jones VS. Walker;
805, Allen VS. Boon; 807, Delbridge vs. Wilt
ford; 80, Perkins VS. Pillow; 81, Alsup VS.
Williford; SIS, Perry VS. Dickey; 8l7, Warren
VS. Cicalla: 800, Fitchner vs Yates; 2430.
Street VS. Horner.
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THE CANFIELD ASYLUM.
ResiEnatiOn of the MatrOD, Mrs. Ar
mOur, who Gives Her Reasons
Therefor-yVRnt of Help.

Mrs. S. E. Armour, matron of the Garfield
orphan asylum, rendered her resignation to
the board of trustees on the twelfth instant,
which was accepted.
D. W. WASHINGTON, Secretary.
MEMPHIS, June IL, 1879.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Officers and Friends of Garfield Orphan Asylum
AS you are all aware, / have been ap-
pointed matron of this charitable institution
for term of one year. at the time of my
appointment agreements were made between
the board of trustees and myself quite salts
factory. Since that time the trustees have
seen ut to deviate from those agreements.
and have adopted other rules and regula-
lions, which l find difficult to abide by. For
instance, took charge of the building with
three orphan children and some help;
now the number OF orphans has increased
to forty-four, eight of this number
being infants, whose ages range from
one day old to eighteen months;
and not person is in the house to assist in
caring for or nursing these babies. From
nine to three o'clock all children of school
age are required to be in school, and my for
mer help is taken away. For this and many
other reasons | deem not necessary to give,
and since / cannot possibly attend to the
general housekeeping of the building and
attend to these little ones unassisted, | now
tender my resignation, ever wishing the in
shtution hearty God speed.
s. Z. ARMOUR, Nation.
MEMPHIS, June II, 1879
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1.-THE FURRY in stocks"

Always means an opportunity for some
shrewd and lively operator to make a hand
some profit Messrs. Lawrence & Co., bank
ers, New York, have established the new
combination system for operating in stocks,
so that capital In any amount from SIS to
$4,000 can be used probably at any time
that may suit the customer. By pooling the
orders of thousands of patrons into one i'm
mense sum, and operating them as mighty
whole, under the most experienced skill, vast
profits are made which could be gained in
no other way. These are divided pro rata
among shareholders-mo monthly. An invest
ment of $40 returns $50, or 5 per cent. on
the stock. 800 pays $3.50, and so on, ac-
cording to the market. A st. Louis patron
made over three hundred percent. on an in
vestment in October by the combination
method. Messrs. Lawrence g. Co. IS new cir
cular (mailed free) has two unerring rules
for success" and full information so that
anyone can operate with profit. Stocks and
bonds wanted. Government bonds supplied.
Apply to lawrence & Co., bankers, 81 Ex-
change place, Nav York city.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

BURNETT's cocoaine affords richest luster.
NOTHING else will effect cure in fever
and ague and liver complaint 50 quickly as
Reeds gilt edge tonic.
WIGGs's Buckeye salve, the only sure cure
for piles. Ask your druggist for the genuine
article-Wiggs's buckeye salve.
A LARGE stock of pony-phaetons just re-
ceiVed at WOODRUFF 8 OLIVER s,
ITO Main street.
IT Is economy to use Crescent baking pow
der. 1t is of superior strength. Try it. For
sale by z. NJ. sTRATToN & CO.
GENTLEMEN who desire fine whisky for
home use would do well to call for Green
Brier. 1t can be obtained from any of the
principal iobbers and dealers.
Removed.
The gas office has removed to the Masonic
Temple building. on Madison street
The use of Halls vegetable Sieillsn hair
remover will keep the hair soft and glossy.
ALL kinds of carriage-repairing done at
WOODRUFF d OLIVER s.
179 Main street.
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THE CITY.
DOIngs OF the Legislative Council ut
Yesterdays Meeting-A Very Large
Amount OF Business Disposed
Of-8anitnrY Affairs and
street Paving.

The legislative council met yesterday after
noon at two o'clock, the following named gen.
Remembering present: President D. T. Por-
ter, John Overton, jr., NJ. Burke, G. w.
Goyer, Robert Galloway, John Gum and w.
N. Brown. The following business was
transacted: The communication from Pres
ident Prestidge as to appointing w. 81. Broad
dus sanitary officer of the auxiliary sanitary
association was received and filed.
The communication from DIR. Collins, Sec
rotary of the board of health, condemning
the old kitchen north of the Overton hotel as
being in an unfit condition for habitation,
and thereby condemned for such purposes,
was referred to the FIRE and police commits
sioners with power to act.
The communication from President Pres
tdge, of the sanitary association, as to the
filthy condition of Nos. 16 and Is Causey
street, was received and fled. Commissioner
John Overton, ir., reported that the building
had been torn down since the communication
was written.
The ordinance widening the sidewalks
from the Memphis and Charleston railroad
depot to the bayou on Madison street was
passed on final reading.
The petition of Mrs. Carney, as to occupy
ing house in the rear OF the county jail,
was received. On motion of M. Burke, she
was granted thirty days wherein to move
from said building.
The proposition of Mrs. w. r. Smith, to
deed Winchester cemetery to the Taxing
District, provided they would fence it, keep
it in repair and pay her something for the
vault, was ON motion referred to District-At-
torney Heiskell for a report.
The bill of C. A Beehn, Tor stationery for
| the chief of police, was rejected
The request of the North Memphis market
master, E. Barinds, for cloth for sunshade at
| the markethouse, was on motion rejected.
Mr.. NJ. Burke offered the following resolu-
ton, which was adopted:
RESOLVED That the auxiliary sanitary association
be requested to submit the names OF such men as
they wish appointed sanitary officers and that the
| fire and police commissioners commission such
number of additional sanitary officers as in their
| judgment may be necessary.
The following bids for stone under recent
| advertisement were opened and ordered
Adams, w. II. Order, John A. Denie.
The legislative. council then adjourned, sub
| isct to the call of the president.
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The great success Of DR.. M'Lane's cele-
brated liver pills has started host of liver
remedies, but after trial everybody returns
to the genuine DIR. G. M'Lane's liver pills,
prepared only by Fleming Bros, of Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania, without whose signature none
can be genuine. Look for the signature, the
market is full of the limitations of the name
M'Lane spelled differently, but having the
same pronunciation. They have been IL use
half century, and in that time fifty million
boxes have been sold
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CAPADURA & OUR DADDIES, CIGARS
LEGAL.
Probate Court of Shelby County.

1EOUato COuTt VI OneAOy OOuhlJs
TN the matter OF the estate Of Mary H Reynolds
l. Petition of J. B. Heiskell, attorney IN fact for
dis srioutees of Mary II. Reynolds for the removal
OF Mary p Reynolds adm inistratrix of said es-
tate and the appointment of 4. n. Heisk ell as ad-
minlsratOF. Il appearing from the petition herein
which is sworn 70. that Mary r. Reynolds, admins.
trafrlx Of the estate OF Mary II. REYNOLDS, has re.
moved from this State and has failed and refused
to discharge the duties of said Office as administr-
tri1; IL is therefore ordered that she make her APP
pearance before this court, on or before the first
Monday In July next and plead, answer or demur to
the petition or J. B. Heisken herein or the samC.
Will be taken for confessed and set for hear
ing exparte This June 3, 1879.
OWEN DWYER, Clerk.
By Hugh B. Cullen, Deputy Clerk
Heiskell, Weatherford a Heiskell Att'ys fri
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40 Absentees.

The DAILY APPEAL VIII be sent by
mail al ONE DOLLAR per month,
postage Included. Orders for the paper
should be definite as to time and
CONTAIN THE MONEY. as we pay NO
attention to 9TH Forbid orders.
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SANITATION,
"A Number OF Sanitary Onicers APP
pointed by the Auxiliary Sanitary
Association to Make House to
House Inspection In the
city Collections
Yesterday.

President Prestidge, of the auxiliary sanl-
tary association, yesterday appointed num-
Der of sanitary officers whose duty it will be
to make the house to house inspection in the
different wards of the city, for the purpose of
laying before the association within few
days thorough survey of each house and
premises in the city, with view to perfecting
sanitation. All citizens are requested to give
these officers all the aid and information nee
essary. They will commence work to-day.
COLLECTIONS YESTERDAY.
Colonel ]. 8. Prestidge, President:
1 report the following collections since last
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just Opened!
Eull line OF

Full line of
Linen Busters, Overalls and listers,
81 so, 50, 81 so, So, So so.
Linen Suits--new styles.
Travelling hats latest styles.
Very low prices.
Us Bargains in all departments. 81
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Cash Advertising.

Advertising bills for less than FIVE
DOLLARS must be paid when the
work is ordered, except for persons
with whom we have regular accounts.
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EIOYd,s Restaurant

Is very convenient for business men. You
need not pay for a full dinner to get lunch
only for what you order. Those sending
thier families away should dine at Floyd's.
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LAW REPORTS.

Circuit COurt-HOn. J. o. Pierce. Judge,
The cases on the reference docket will be
called to-day, and after they are disposed of
the motions will be called. There will be a
calendar for Monday which will be published
Sunday morning.
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PER~SBNAE..

Mrs MARTIN FLYNr, OF Nesbt Station, Miss,
IXI is very anxious for the return Of her son.
Richard N. Rlynt, who left home over a year ago,
and has not since been heard from. During his alb
sence his father died, and he is needed at home i'm
mediately, and it is TO his Interest to return.
DROF. N. B. REYNOLDS QUADRILLE BAND
il First class music furnished for balls, private
parties and picnics. Orders received at $40 Second
street, southeast corner OF Gayoso.
L RIEGEL, Dyer and scouTer. 80 jefferson street.
4. Ladies' and gents clothing dyed, Cleaned and
repaired In best style.
nR. c. BASKERVILLE,
II PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office. 2Q8 Main. Residence. 4Sl Shelby
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
A Nuisance to be Abated.

EDIToRs APPEAL would call the atten-
ton of our sanitary officers to a terrible
stencil that arises through the gratings of
the Waldran or Hobart block. 1t is ex-
tremely offensive, and should receive atten-
ton at once. J.W
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PARTIES wanting pony-phaetons, or We
hicle of any description, will find we'll
selected stock at WOODRUFF 3 DIVERS,
17o Main street.
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CHRISTIAN BROTH ERS'
College Annual Examinations The
Primary and Third Preparatory
Glasses Pass Through the
Ordeal Yesterday
The Result.

Last night the primary and third prepare
tory classes of the Christian Brothers col
lege were examined in the presence of their
parents and friends. 1t has rarely been our
lot to meet with set of little boys so hand
some and SO neat, and at the same time So
intelligent and clever in their replies to the
questions propounded TO them. The exer-
cises were judiciously interspersed with mu
sic by the band and orchestra OF the college,
and contributed to make the exercises very
entertaining. We give the programme of
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The New Hotel ia Memphis
EOtel Clarendon,

81 and So Madison street, opposite Masonic
Temple,
Now open for the accommodation of guests,
Board, 81, 81 so and 50 per day. Day
board, sos per month.
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FOB SALE OH LEASE.

TTIHE MEMPHIS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
L SHOP Including large ar d valuable grounds
buildings and machinery The tools good and
in good order, embracing IN THE FOUNDRY two Gu
paloes, one lotion Crane, and one Rotary Blower,
Cleaning and Backing MIL etc.
In THE MACHINE SHoP-Two Iron Planers, two
Engine Lathes, two Drill Presses, two Bolt Cutters,
one Iron Punching Machine, Railing Machine, etc.
IN TIE PATTERN SHOP-One Fay d Co. Scroll Saw,
two Wood LatbeS, one Splitting Saw aud Table.
THE MOTIVE POWER Is one 20-hoTse Engine with
four hued Boiler, Pumps, Tank Skating, Hangers
and Pullles complete For price and terms, GODDESS
US az Memphis. Tenn j. y. FRANK & 90.
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United states COurts-HOn. 4. y. Ham
ulOnd Presiding.

Jury cases ready for trial by either party
must be handed to the clerk on or before to-
morrow. No case will be tried unless it Is
put upon the special calendar.
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celebrated physician, Erasmus Wilson, of
London, England: "Several severe cases of
inoipient consumption have come under my
observation that have been cured by the
timely use of Colden's Liebig's liquid extract
of beef and tonic inuirnratnr
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TAX EN Up.

N0WS AND CALF-On 18th inst, four COWS ana
~ one heller calf; also one COW on the 10Th. AID
ply at second toll-Rate Poplar street.
wow AND CALF-Red-and-White spotted. Wllh
~ bell on, which the owner can have by proving
property and paying charges Inquire at 1913 Ala
hama street
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KREMER, HERZOG
FIOVd's Candies

Are his great speciality. The ice cream is
equal to any in the north.
THERE is no better remedy than Reeds gilt
edge tonic for dyspepsia and indigestion.
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n EW ORLEAN s!

N EW ORLEAN s.!
@z ANCHOR LEND l
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
BELLE OF SHREVEPORT. .-..... CoghiIl, master
wednesday, June 18th, at 10 am.
Saturday, June 14th, at pm.
MEMPHIS AND ST. LOUIS PKT. CO
(ANCHOR LINED
FOR WICK - b u RG.
COLORADO .........---.........MP heeters, master
Monday, June 9th, at 10 an.
GRAND TOWER. .Lennox, master
Thursday. June 18th. at 10 am.
CITY OF VICKSBURG. Riley, master
saturday, June 14th. at 10 am
MEMPHIS AND ST. LOUIS PRE. CO
q. S. MAIL (ANOHOR LIND
FOB ST. LOUIS.
JOHN B. MAUDE.. Blake. master
Monday, June 9Th at PIN.
BELLE MEMPHIS. John c. Crane, master
Tuesday, June 10th. ct . pm.
JAMES HOWARD. Neal, master
Wednesday, June 18th, at 10 am. -. 81
CITY OF HELENA. M'Kee, master
Thursday. June 18th, at 5 pm.
CITY OF GREENVILLE. A. ]. Carter. master
Saturday June 18th, at pm.
For all Information, apply at Memphis and st.
Louis Packet Co. IS WharfbOat, foot OF Monroe street.
AID STORM. SUPERINTENDENT.
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REW AID.

40 y REWARD-For the Identification and
I'D ~ conviction Of the sneaklng scOundrel
VINO stole into the basement of the new Hotel
Clarendon and choked the meter, and deprived the
guests OF gas while at supper.
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Removed

The gas office has removed to the Masonic
Temple building, on Madison street.
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STRAYED OH NTOL I'm.

AHULE-Sunday night, near Kerrville, Tenn,
JN1 soIrel mare mule, about It hands high, years
old; letter branded on left Jowl Liberal reward
paid for above mule bg K. g. Nelson, Kerrylle Tenn.
TALF-on May 4th, one red -and-white heller calf;
~ one year old; had on leather muZZ,e Liberal
reward will be PAID for her return to
83 MAIN STREET.
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lNvALIDs requiring stlmulant made from
pure grain and free from fusil-oil should pur-
chase Green Brier.
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AMUSEM e Ts.

GRANO PIONICs
to be given By the
FRENCH GLEE CLUB,
AT ESTIvAL PARK,
MOND IG. 1879.
TICKETS, 80 CENTS LADIES FREE.
One-half or the net proceeds to be donated to the
Auxiliary Sanitary Committee.
ARNoLD's BAND viii furnish music for the occasion
KDROGRAMME OF CONCERT
Il FOR BENEFIT OF
MEMPHIS LIGHT GUARDS!
AT ESTIVAL PARK,
AT O'CLOCK.
1-OVerture-Seyen Sisters. $500. .Iseman
Prof. Arnold's Orchestra
2-VOcaI Duo-CheeTfulneSS- -......-..... Gumbert
Messrs. Steel and Peters.
3-Solo-Flower Girl -...-........... Bevisani
Miss Jennie Jones,
4-SOlO-ThOu art so and yet so far. Recndrut
Mr. VIM. warren, Jr.
6-9OIo-(3lide GOndOla. Miss Jennie Montgomery
6-SOlo-(COmic) Sweet Mary Ann Braham
Mr. W. j. Steel.
7-Solo-Seep Well. Abt
Mrs. l. F. Peters.
Observation-Disclosures Sullivan
Prof. Arnolds Orchestra
p-Solo-Good Night, Farewell. .......... Kucken
Mr. L. +. eters.
1O-Solo-Don Fatale Verdi
Mrs. T. A. Lamb.
II-Duo-Hear Me Norma. 900. .Bellini
Messrs. Warren and Steel
PROF. EMILE LEVY ... Musical Director.
Concert Will be followed by a Hop. Tickets for
sale al Messrs wills Il Wildberger's and Clapp x
Taylor's Bookstore. admission. 80 CENTS
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Removed
Extract of RenOrt from the

The gas Office has removed to tt 2 Masonic
Temple building, on Madison street.
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which il the Cbeauest

which is the cheapest
A package of Dukes Durham, containing
ti0enty pipe-fulls of the best smoking tobac-
co made, or one common cigar? Each costs
ten cents.
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STEAMBOATS,.
SPECIAL NOTICE,

TTNHE fine steamer HATTIE NOWLAND ==TSska
i VIII arrive this morning from White 60
river, and leave SATURDAY. June 14th, at p M,
with return trip to Jacksonport, In place of the
steamer Josie Harry. Shippers VIII send fTeghtS 10
B. E. Lee wbarfboat ]. T. WASHING TON, Agent.
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FOR OSCEOLA
FOR WHITE RIVER.

]. e. Andrews - Master B. o. Michell. - Clerk.
Leaves Memphis every WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY, at D. For freight or passage ap-
F,ly on hOSrd-
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Regular Independent Memphis and
White River Packet-Eor Augusta, Jackso1pou,
SeaTcy, and way points. The regular independent
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-02-25

WORDS OF WIsDOM.-A sour podli-
ness chills and represses every bud of
nope about us; a sunny soul kindles in
to glow of life, and freshens the whole
circle in which it moves.
These who can themselves do good
service are but as one to thousand COM
pared with those who can see faults in
the labor of others.
Error is blind, but reason is argus
eyed; but the mass of mankind will
seek the first tfori counsel and wisdom,
rather than the latter.
Flattery Is q safe coin which our own
vanity has made current, and will never
be out of credit as long as there are
knaves to offer it and fools to receive it,
Dissipation is aswift and sure destroy
er, and every young man who follows
it is as the early flower, exposed to un-
timely frost.