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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-10
YOUR MONOGKAM,

On receipt Of e5 we viii forward to any address
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each beautifully decorated with Monogram or nams,
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Tor ladies' Please be careful in giving shipping
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-10

New YORK, February 9.-Willisns r.
Preston & Co., operatives in grain and cot
ton, and "long" in both articles, are reported
suspended.
New ORLF.Hs, February BEEN Ger.on
& Son, cotton factors, have suspended. The
firm propose to pay in full in one and two
year,, with interest. If their creditors con-
sent to the extension the firm will probably
resume.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-10
NEW FIRM,
CARTER. & BLESSING

NJ E. CARTER of the late firm OF Smith &
Nl. Carter. and CHAs. J. BLESSING, having as
ISOLATED themselves under the above firm name,
assume all liabilities OF Smith & Carter, and will
continue in the same line at the old stand, No Sis
Front street.
80 Referring 10 the above cards. take pleasure
in recommending the new firm to the confidence
OF my friends and the public generally
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-10
DISSOLUTION.

THE firm of SMITH & CARTER has this day
l. dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. G. ". Smith
retiring. G. W. SMITH.
NJ. Z CARTER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-10
NOTICE.

THERE viii be & meeting Of the stockholders OF
i the Memphis and 81. Louis Railroad Company
for the election Of DIsctofs OF said coInDsny and
for the Transaction OF other business al the Lost
Office in the town of HOPEFIELD, in Crfttenden
county. Arkanszs- opposite Memphis, on FRIDAY,
March 10, 1852, st 10 O'Clock an
T. II. ALLEN, President,
7. ]. RAzcHrs. Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-10

WASHINGTON, February 9.-United States
bonds redeemed under the Tooth call, S16,-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-10

Senator Conger's bill provides for addi-
tional life-saving stations at Pentwater, near
the mouth of White river, near Holland,
South Haven, Michigan City, and at Kings
ton, all on the coast Of Lake Michigan; also
one near Grand Morris, Lake Superior. The
keepers are to be paid not exceeding $500
per year, and members of crews disabled,
and widows and orphans, to be paid full
salary for two years.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-10
Dispatch from Mrs. belong.

Secretary Hunt to-day received dispatch
from Mrs. Emma belong, wife of Lieuten-
ant belong, at Burlington, Iowa, as follows:
"Please ask Bennett not to detain the CORES
pendent already at Irkutsk. He can Join the
naval officers as the Herald correspondent in
the spring. Let the urgency OF the case ex-
cuse the suggestion" Secretary Hunt tele-
grsphed in reply: 81 have cabled your
message to Mr.. Bennett, with an approval of
rnnr snapestinnn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-10
The star.Route Thieves,

A rumor prevails about the courthouse
and is given considerable credence, that the
grand jury voted upon one of the star-route
cases which they have been considering. and
directed the presentment for indictment OF
]. w. Dorsey, L. w. Vail, John NJ. Miner,
]. b. Sanderson, NJ. C. Rendell aud Thomas
]. Brady. This is what is termed the Dor
sey combination, and they are charged with
conspiracy to deiraud the government.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-10

The traditional food of the silkworm is the
mulberry tree leaves. The white mulberry
tree m dlbdl and the Usage orange makes
the finest quality of silk cocoons. Those
who use the Usage orange leaves for silkworm
food must, however, bear in mind that the
shoots from a hedgeroW become very vigor-
ous and succulent by the time the worms are
in the last age lone week.. These more
milky and succulent terminal leaves should
be thrown aside and not used, as they are not
good. In avoiding these more tender leaves,
and using only the older and frmer ones, es-
pecially vi hen the worms are large, consists
the whole greet secret Of raising silkworms on
this plant. And if care be had in this re-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-31

POPULAR ScExcE-The seasoning
Of wood is simply the evaporation Of
its sap.
The dazzling effect Of the electric
arc il a~sourcs OF objection 20 It's use
as locomotive headlight by the
French engineers who have been try
ing It.
All plant organs swell and contract
periodically every day. This phe-
nomeEon il due to variations in the
amount Of water contained at differ
ent periods during the twenty-four
hours.
Arsenic poisoning is not always to
be traced 70 green coloring. One
case was due TO red wall paper, and
the substance Is found abundantly in
white. gray. blue mauve and brewn
wall papers.
From analyses made by If. E.
Reyer, it seems that the bronzes used
for weapons by the aneients contained
no lead or zinc, but were alloys of
copper and tin with small quantities
of nickel, iron, phosphorus. and occas-
ionally cobalt.
Sir Henry Bessemer states that if
all the coal taken from the British
mines last year were formed into
cylindrical columns fifty feet in diam
eter and FIVE hundred feet in height,
and if these were placed in a row, their
diameter apart, they would make a
collonade eighty-fve miles seven
hundred and fifty yards long.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-31
los SOUTH CHARLES STREET.
BAATHmoBR, M.

Particular attention given 70 theinspee-
ton and sale OF Tobacco. the sale Of Grain
and all Country Produce FERTILIZERS. I'M
plements aud Farm Supplies. &C., furnished
nc Agents prices.
March ?, Iss9-sm.
no Whosn So May Caneerm.
Persons indebted 10 the late firm OF King &
Yates arc notiie1 that the bills OF their indebt-
edness have been placed in hands ofJoserh r.
Morgan. Attorney, Leonardiown, for eoiIec-
ton. Prompt settlements will therefore avoid
COSTS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-31

THE VoLTAic BELF Co., Marshall, Mich
will send On. DYE'E CELEBRATED EtEcrR0
VOLrAIc BELTs AND ELEcTRic APPLIANCES on
trial for thirty days 10 men tyoung or old !
who arc afflicted with Nervous Debility, Lost
Vitality and Manhood, and kindred troubles,
guaranteeing speedy and complete restoration
Of health and manly vigor. Address as above.
n: B:-No risk Is ineurred, as thirty days
trial is allowed.
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Writes iof The Baron-)
TIE WEkRE PnmIM.

know y0u aFe TIRED, my darling.
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know i e bard. nly darling,
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Bur eee the light ~ tire city
Which Is not now flT awayI
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And The gates we'fl have reached ~ lAst
And there We i change our tatieTed garments
For robes Of pure aud white cast.
Bear up, bear up, my darling,
Our cross gems heavy now
But sooa we will las Il down
And 70 cur Father bow.
Oh J now We are nearly there, darling.
And happy heaven We zee
And the Savior win OPEN hin arms
To welcome home you and me.
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TO The
FARMERS AND PLANTERS
OF
M "A Il y L "A n u.


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and We confidently recommend them 20 our
friends aad The general public. The
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BD- Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover is universal favorite for
restoring gray hair TO its original
color, and making hair grow out thick.
Mohave County miner., 1882-12-03

bread around the table while in con
 versation, or to fill his mouth full o1
 potatoes, and then converse in rich
 tone of voice with some one out in
 the yard. He might get his dinner
 down his trachea, and cause his
 parents great anxiety. in picking
 up a plate or saucer filled with soup
 or with moist food, the child should
 be taught not to parboil his thumb
 Ill the contents of the dish, and to
 avoid swallowing soup bones or other
 indigestible debris. Toothpicks are
 generally the last course, and chil-
 dren should not be permitted 10 pick their teeth and kick the table thro' the other exercises. While grace is is being said at table, children should know that it is a breach of good breeding to smougo fruit cake, just because their parents heads are bowed down, and their attention for the moment turned in another di- rection. Children ought not to be permitted to ind fault with the din ner or fool with the cat while eating. Boys should, before going to the table, empty all the frogs and grass hoppers out of their pockets, or those insects might crawl out during the festivities and jump into the gravy. If fly wades into your jelly up to his gambrels, do not mash him with your spoon before all the guests, as death is at all times depressing to those who are at dinner, and retards digestion. Take the fly out carefully with what naturally adheres to his person, and wipe him on the table cloth. It will demonstrate your per feet command of yourself, and afford | much amusement for the company. | Do. not stand up in your chair and | ny to spear a roll with your fork. Il | $ not good manners to do Sc, and l rOu might slip and bust your crust l y so doing. Say "Thank you," and much obliged" anti beg pardon" '" whenever you can work in these re marks, as it throws people of their guard, and gives you an opportunity 0 get in your work on the pastry md other bric-& brac at the time.- Bill Nye.
Mohave County miner., 1882-12-03
'EabEe Manners Or Chiidren.

Young children, who have to wait till older people have eaten all there is in the house, should not open the dlning-room door during the meal and ask the host If he Is going to eat all dag. t makes the company feel i'll at ease, and lays up wrath in the parents heart. Children should not appear displeased with the regular courses at dinner, and then fill up OF pie. Eat the less expensive food first and then organise a panic in the preserves afterwards. Do not close out the last of your soup by taking the plate in your mouth and pouring the liquid down your childish neck. You might spill it on your bosom, and it enlarges and distorts the mouth unnecessarily. When asked asked what part of the fowl you pre- fer, do not say you will take tho part that goes over the fence last. This remark is very humorous, but the eris ing generation ought to originate some new table jokes that will be worthy Of the age in which we live. 0l~;11'"n shonld early learn the use of the fork and how to handle 1t. This hnoa ledge can be acquired by allowing them to pry up the carpet tacka with this iBSlrument, and other little exercises gnch as the parent mind nay suggest. The child should
 ght at once not to wave his
Mohave County miner., 1882-12-03
sTORYES OR LAKE TAEEOE.

Lake Tahoe, in California, is sub ject to tremendous gusts of wind, which rush down the surrounding
 gorges of the mountains. Not long since a party were fishing from a
 pier in the lake when their attention
 was attracted by a great roaring, and
 they deserted regular cyclone ap-
 preaching. Before the hurricane
 came a long, unbroken wave, at least
 fifteen feet in night. Knowing that
 this would sweep the whole line of the pier. all present beat a nasty re- treat to the shore When at a safe distance they tuned to gaze upon the scene. While thus employed they were startled by a tremendous roaring to the northward, and a mo: ment afterward a cyclone from that direction struck the lake. This sent before it huge wave, which had soon attained the night of that com ing from the southward. Tn 8 few
 minutes the two waves came together. When they struck a column of water and spray was sent into the air to the night of at least one hundred feet. The collision of the two waves was followed by report that sound ed like heavy clap of thunder. 4 after this grand shock of the waters i've or six huge wAterspouts made their appearance, all within an area or three or four miles, and car ried great columns of water and | spray to the night ofseveraI hundred | feet. After about fifteen minutes of the elemental warfare the lake be- came calm.-Detroit Free Press.
Mohave County miner., 1882-12-03

to the fact that Dr. Muck of Bocoum
 held that alg@ have mainly contrib
 uted to the formation of coal, and that marine plants were rarely found in coal, because of their tendency to decompose, and that calcareous re- mains of mollusks disappeared on account of the rapid formation of carbonic acid during the process of authorization.
Mohave County miner., 1882-12-03

Salt Lake, November 1O.-At Kan ab, U. T., last night Elder ". H. Holladay of the Mormon Church at tempted to assassinate Thomas Fur ley for voting Liberal or Gentle ticket. Hurley was the only Liberal at that place,and the Church thought the best way to rid the town of his presence was to put Danite on his track. Hurley got in enc shot, wounding Holladay in the head.
Mohave County miner., 1882-12-03

If the women of this country are going into the law they must invent some new title by which their op- ponents in court may address them, Mrs. Lockwood, the well known feminine lawyer of Washington, had opposed to her in a case recently a
 witty attorney who was somewhat pussled as to how he should refer to her. He could not address her as my learned brother, and 'my learn ed sister, seemed rather out of place; so he accordingly extricated himself from his dilemma, and produced 6 roar of laughter from judge, jury, and spectators, by alluding to her as ''my learned sister-in law"
Mohave County miner., 1882-12-03

After a protracted microscopic study of coal Prof. Reinsch has come to the conclusion that coal was not derived from land plants, but chief ly from microscopic forms of "a lower order of protoplasm'" He holds that plants of a higher order have contributed but a fraction of the mass of coal veins, however numer- ous they may have been in some in In recent lecture, stating his conclusion, Prof. Reinsch referred
Mohave County miner., 1882-12-03
Billiard and Pool Table

S|cu-t say to my friends c3 EIUnavs Co. JnaJ am ready aJ 6 l times to sup
 ply their wishes.
Mohave County miner., 1882-12-03

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Mohave County miner., 1882-12-03

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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-30
THE NEWS
CONGRESSIONAL.

SENATE.
WAsHINGToN, Marcil 22.-Mr. Halls
amendment To the life saving service bill
WIS adopted
The morning hour expired. putting
off the further consideration of the bill.
The annual consular and diplomatic
appropriation bill was taken up and
passed with amendments by the com
mittee
The life saving service bill WAS taken
up again. anil the salaries of the district
supeFiniendents, as prnp0sed by the bill,
were reduced Ia the following amount:
First disfTicI, Maine and New Hanp
shire. $1,000: second, Massachusetts,
81 500; third. RhOle Island and Long
Island, 81 500; fourth, New Jersey. ST.
500; fiiIb. Delaware and Chesapeake
Bay, 81 500; sixth, Ch. sapeake Bay and
Cape Fear, $l.SO0: seventh. eastern
c1ast'0f Florida. $1,000; eighth, Gulf of
Mexico. 81 800. After All executive SEES
sI.In the senate adj.Iurned at $40, p. IN.
HOUSE
Ar. McLAne, OF MarylAnd, who WAS
minister To ChiEa under President
Pierce, supported the anti Chinese hill,
holding that no feeling of reciprocity
exiAis between The IWo nations and that
the history OF their relations shows thai
there never will be. He gave many in
stances of i'll treatment of Americans
by the Chinese and related instances to
show the inferioriiy of the people. many
of which incidents came under his own
observation while travelling in China.
Mr.. Kasson spoke in support of his
amendment to the bill making the term
ten years instead of t%eniy. doing away
with the passport system and emitting
the clause which makes the bin apply TO
skilled labor. He opposed the bill be-
Cause it takes advantage of the conf
dence which the Chinese reposed in the
United States by the late treaty, and he
wished not n live To see the day when
American faith would be classed with
the term, "Punic Faith" California de-
mands something more reasonable than
this bill, and reasonable demand he
would support.
Mr.. Lord spoke against the bill. hold
ing il is not iu accordance with the treaty
aud the best principles OF our govern
ment
Mr.. Tucker spoke in favor of this bill,
holding it was entirely within the terms
Of the treaty and justice to our own
country required that it be adopted.
Mr.. Hawks spoke against the bill.
The house then took a recess until l
O'Clock tomorrow to continue the debate
on the bill.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-30
Star Route Cases.

WASHINGTON, March 23.-The cases
of the United States against ThOs J
Brady, ex-senator S. w. Dorsey, H. NJ
Vail aud others, defendants in the stal
route cases, were called in the criminal
court this morning None of the de
PENDANTS were in court. The counsel fol
the defense said they were not prepared
to plead. Col. Bliss said the govern
ment had waited long enough. He un
derstoOd one of the principal defend
ants had shown his appreciation of the
importance of the charges against him
by leaving this city for New Mexico
He stated when he Dorsey had not
been placed under bond and asked the
court to compel his attendance, Col In.
gersoll said there was no need of such
proceeding, There was nothing in the
charges to cause Dorsey fright; he is nc
more afraid of them than DR.. Hulger /:
of mince pie. The prosecution, howev
er, insisted upon DOrsey's arrest, and
the court said it was their privilege tC
have the order issued. The hearing wa:
then postponed until Saturday next.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-30
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

Rev. Milne. the little Chicago preach
er, who has been trying to get himself
in notice, is already called Bob Inger-
soils "me too"
The. prohibitiOnists will open the
campaign 10 Connections by holding
their state convention at Hartford April
10. A full state ticket will he nOm-
mated.
! How are the mighty fallen. James
b. Weaver, the Greenba:k candidate for
president in 1880, has come down to q
common congressional candidate and
will contest one of the Iowa districts
this fall. The new arrangement of the
districts will probably shut off his wind.
New York Tribune: Mr.. Tilden lately
took occasion TO pat Andrew Jackson on
the back as q representative of "exult-
ant nationality of sentiment" The bet
ting is ten TO one and no takers in
Grand Army of Republic circles that If
| Mr.. Tilden's ideas could have prevailed
in 1860 there wouldn't be any such
thing to-day as an "exultant" American
nationality.
Judge TOurgee has promised to give
the address before the New York
Press Association, at its annual meeting
next June, although he declares that he'd
rather face q battery. "Of course" he
writes to the secretary, "it had to come,
and might as we'll have it over. Let
me know when it comes. Put off the
date as late as you can, SO that can
creep under the shadow of the Fourth
OF July ar have the excuse of the sea.
son for fever"
Jacob r. Shipherd, who Is now attract.
ing So much attention, was formerly an
able and successful Congregational min
lister in Chicago. He was instrumental
in the establishment of the Advance, in
that city; was active for the relief Of
aoldIsrs and freedmen during the war
became interested in banking and rail
road schemes afler the war. and moved
TO New York The financial crash Of
'73 flattened him out. His next big
scheme was the one new under consider
alton. We Judge from = sketch OF hi,
life that he is not so devoid Of commend
able characteristics rs has generally beer
!. thought.