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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-20
INEcporEs OF THuRLow.

A soldier had made series OF state
ments in vain endeavor to convice his
lordship OF certain persons death.
Really, my lord" at last the solicitor
exclaimed, goaded into fury by Thur
lows repeated CALCULATIONS of " That's
no proof the mans death )" Really,
my lord, it is very hard, and it is not
right that you won't believe me. ! saw
the man dead in his coffin. My lord, /
tell you he was my client, and he is
dead" "No wonder" retorted Thurlow
with q grunt and sneer, since be was
YOUR client Why did you not tell me
that sooner 1t would kill me TO have
such fellow as you for my attorney.
That this great lawyer could thus address
respectable gentleman is less astonlsh-
ing when ii is remembered that he once
Mortified party Of aristocratic visitors
at country house by replying TO lady
who pressed him TO take some grapes,
Grapes, madam, grapes Did ! not
say a minute ago that ] had the gripes
Once this ungentle lawyer was fairly
worsted in a verbal conflict by an Irish
pavior. On crossing the threshold Of his
Ormond street house one morning, the
Chancellor was incensed at seeing load
of paving stones plsped before his door,
Singing out the tallest of o score of
Irish workmen, who were repairing the
thoroughfare, he poured upon him one Of
those torrents Of curses with which his
most insolent speeches were usually pre-
luded, and then told the man to move
the stones instantly. Where shall
iaLo them to, your honor9" the payiOr
inouired. From The Chancellor another
yoiley OF blasphemcus abass, ending
with, You lousy scoundrel, take them
TO helll-do you hear me 7 Have
care. your honor" answered the work
man, with quiet drollery, don't you
think now that il took EN- TO the other
place your honor would be less likely to
fall over them2
The famous Lord Kenyon is pictured
as an ignorant and absurd person, and
these anecdotes are told:
JUDICIAL BLuEDERs.
One day he would silence an importu'
nate suitOr or loquaeious barrister by
exclaiming, " Est nIOdus IN rebHs, or as
the vernacular hath it there must be an
end Of all things;" on another day he
would cloihe his face with the wisest Of
his judicial aspects, and observe, In
advancing TO q conclusion on this sub
ieet. am resolved stare supra anfiguds
rias." When glariug case OF fraud Was
brought before bis observation, be ex-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-20

BANKING.
Tennessee National Bank.
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT
OF THE UNITED STATES. ALSO
DEPosITARY AND FINANCIAL AGENT
For the District of West Tennessee.
Does a General Banking Business
MAKES COLLECTIONS IN SOUTHERN
ON FAVORABLE TERMS.
MAIN STREET,
Old Stand of the Planters Bank
GEO. R. RUTTER. President.
lOz W. A. HILL. Cashier.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMFY,
Banking House,
CORNER JEFFERSON AND FRONT sTS..
MEMPHIS. TENN.
S. D. MCCLURE E.....".......President.
w. r. LUCAS S.....................Cashler.
X. l.. HAMMOCK. Assist Cashier
TRANSACT SOLELY A. GENERAL
i Banking Business. Collections promptly
attended to, and Stocks, Gold and every de-
scription Of Government Securities bought
and sold on Commission.
DIRECTORS:
s. D. Mcclure Newton Ford,
NJ. l.. Sorry, W. b. Galbreath.
Joseph Tagg, ]. ii. Slater,
j. j. Rawlings. l46
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-09

The church was crowded, and more
animation was displayed by all pres
ent than we have witnessed at any of
the other sessions. As usual, the
finances were reported behindhand,
and Mr.. Glover, of our city, took the
trouble to bring the matter up. 1t was
found that three hundred and fifty
dollars were wanted to make the Con-
vention square with the world; and,
after little talk, and leading off with
liberal donation himself, he succeed
ed in raising from three hundred and
seventy-fve to four hundred dollars.
The delegates, no doubt, feel under
obligations to him for his promptness
and efficiency in this work.
Intersperced with the speeches and
business of the Convention, the COM
mittee on music favored the Conven-
ton with songs, in which the entire
congregation generally participated.
At some other time your correspon-
dent will give his impressions of New
Albany and its future. Time will not
allow this until after the close of the
Convention. +.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, o. 5.

The Communion of the Lord 5
Supper will be celebrated in the Vine
Street Presbyterian Church-Rev. G.
MARTIN-to- morrow. Public services
commencing at 101 o'clock A. M.
Preparatory services will be held to-
day at 3 O'Clock p. NJ The Sabbath
School meets at 9 o'clock tomorrow
morning, and public services will be-
also held at s o'clock in the evening.
Strangers attending this Church will
be cordially welcomed. EEsB
We are glad to note that the at
tendance at this Church has largely
increased of late, and the ministra-
tons of the new pastor seem to give
the most general satisfaction. A new
church edifce for the 1use of this
congregation will be required before
the end of another year.
ADJoURNED.-The Old School Gen
eral Assembly has adjourned.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
INDIANA STATE S. S. CONVENTION.

New ALBANY, June 6, 1866.
Dear Journal:
John G.ISaxe has sung to us most
delightfully."- of the pleasure of g riding
on a rail-
Passing through the ridges,
49, Rafting over bridges" -
but we havesyet to read the poem de-
scriptivesof the satisfaction one expe-
riences in taking trip up our beauti-
full river at this season of the year.
On the river there is none of the dust
that blinds and chokes the traveller on
the cars. However warm may be the
weather, the motion of the boat so in
vites the breeze that comfort remains
an abiding guest. There is plenty of
room to move about. We can sit up,
or lie down, as we prefer. IF we are
languid or tired we can recruit our
energies with a luxurious nap. So
ciability is always the rule on a
steamer. 1t is rather the exception
on the cars. When our inelinations
seem to invite conversation, the op-
portunities ON the boat are numerous
and varied on Che cars it IS confined
to your. next neighbor, who may not
understand word of the language
you speak or feel no desire Ito con
verse corresponding with your own.
If, again, we prefer to retire within
ourselves" and hold converse sweet
with the past, or Journey into the
dream land of the future, how de-
iightful to take a position on
the guards of good steamer
at that witching hour when twi
light closes the eye of day. Selfish
ness does not manifest itself as promi
nently on the steamer as on the cars
five except the eating arrangement
on an OVer-crowded boat. Politenes
seems to prefer the river to the rail
road. There is none of that DON'T
care-for- others, comfort indicated b,
the hat pulled down over the eyes anc
faces closely shrouded in wells
which is seen on most Of our railways
Peevishness makes its home in no
weather on a crowded car. The nois
and dust, the friction and hea
develop it to an unpleasant extent
On the river it is far down in calm
deep sea of contentment and genuin
enjoyment. ao.J sae fsfs.zsa1 loan
I'VE feel thus pleasantly toward
river navigation, for your correspon
dent has just enjoyed most delight
full trip from Evansville to this cit
onSthg steamer MeConbs2 InEcon
pany with about thirty delegates
the Sabbath School Convention no
in session here, We left Evansville Q
Monday morning about ten o'clocl
arriving here Tuesday afternoon
three. Evansville did not send,
large a delegation as was locke
for. The Methodist and Bapti
churches did pretty well, b
the Presbyterian brothers failed to pr
perly represent their Churches. IT
town of Princeton sent thirteen del
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,EP1sCOPAL CaURcH.

st. Pau's Church, corner of First
and Chestnut Streets; Rev. III. W.
Spaulding, Rector. :. Sunday School
meets at 8 o'clock, A. NJ. Morning
Service ecommencesE att 101 holclock,
and Evening Service at quarter to s
o'clock.
st. Pauls Mission School meets on
the corner of Ninth and Sycamore
every Sunday afternoon at p o'clock.
We learn that the new glass for the
windows of st. Paul's Church has ar
rived, and the work will be pushed
forward with all possible dispatch
The glass is said to be of very hand
some pattern.
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opal Convention.
FIRST DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
TERRE HAurr. June 6. 1866.


The twenty ninth Annual Conven-
ton of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the Diocese. of Indiana,
met this morning in St. Stephens
Church, Terre Haute. rsnao9
At half past 10 clock the Assist
ant Bishop of the Diocese, Rt. Rev.
Joseph G. Talbot, accompanied by
eleven of the clergy, in SUPPLIES, en-
tered the chancel. Revs. Messrs
Russ, Pulford, Jackson, Spaulding,
took part in the morning prayer. The
Bishop read the Anti-Communion
service, Rev. DR.. Koch reading the
Epistle, and Rev. Mr.. Rowe the Cos
pei.
The Convention sermon was preach
ed by Rev. I. P. 7. Inghram, of
Christ Church, indianapolis, the
minister taking for his text, go We
into all the world and preach the gos-
pei to every creature" He made
some pertinent remarks as to the
causes of non obedience to the com
mand, and pointed out the education of
the young as one of the most impor-
tant ways in which we of the present
day can obey the injunction.
After the sermon an offertory was
made for Diocesan Missions. The
Bishop then proceeded with the COM
munion service, assisted by the rector
of the parish, Rev. Mr.. Martin. Over
ninety persons communed.
During the entire service there was
present large and highly interested
congregation.
The services being ended the Conven-
ton was organized for business. In the
absence of the Senior Bishop, BIT. Rev.
Joseph G. Talbot took the Chair.
10 On calling the roll, twenty=one of
the Clergy and large proportion of
Lay Delegates answered to their
names. .g 1EUrgE 70
The following Standing Committees
were then appointed aF66Y
On Credentials-Rey. Messrs. Russ
and Runcie, and DIR. Elijah Newland.
On Admission of New Parishes
Rev. Messrs. Wakefield and Lusk,
and Mr.. III. Beach.
On Aecounts--Rey Mr. Spaulding,
and Messrs. Talbot and Lippincott.
On Canons-Rev. Mr.. Martin, and
Messrs. Bicknell and Smith.
On Unfinished Business-Rev. Mr..
Large, and Messrs. Lundt and Lip
pincott.
On motion of Rev. Mr.. Martin,
Rev. w. Ell. Carter, Vincennes, was
elected Secretary. Mr.. Carter APP
pointed, as Assistant Secretary, Rev.
NJ. " ATerin, Indianapolis. AL>}
The Committee being thus organ
lied, took a recess till half past three
o'clock ~~9 rrrf &c ~
Rev. Mr.. Spaulding moved that
Committee of two clergymen and three
laymen be appointed to take into con
sideration the expediency of a new
basis Of assessment for the Conven-
ton expenses and Bishops salary.
Carried. $50
Amendments to two or three of the
canons were now proposed and adopt
ed.
The Committee to whom was re-
ferred the Missionary work of the
Diocese presented as their report
new canon, which was referred to the
Committee on Canons.
DR.. l, s. Irwin was unanimously re-
elected Treasurer, and resolution of
thanks presented for his efficient ser
vices the past year.
The morning session then adjourned
to meet again this afternoon, at 3
o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention reassembled at half
past three o'clock, with the addition
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-09
EASTERLY'S MEDICINES for sale at
SCHLAEPFER'S.

MRS. WINSLOWsS MYSTIC PILLS, A
MRS. WINSLOW'S QUEEN HAIR RE-
STORA TIVE,
MRS. WIMSL Owls SOOTHING SYRU VI
For sale at
SCHLAEPFER'S Drug Store.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-09

New ALBANY, June 6, 1866.
Dear Journal:
John G.gSaxe has sung to us mos
delightfully."- of the pleasure of riding
on a rail -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-09
RELIGIOUS
SERVICES TOMORROW.

The usual public services will be
held in the several Churches of the
city, at the usual hours, tomorrow,
l.. so far as we have been advised
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-09

A large assortment of T.R USSES and
SHO ULDER-BRAC lES just received at
SCHLAEPFER'S Drug Store.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-09

The celebrated EG YPTIAN GALA
PERFUME for sale at
Ii No. so MAIN STREET.
s sr1H al HJ.I IfhH
s-Fs atE 9d5o
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-02

oab usnn Selnanb 9aontas NfOrsens
auf Die SfecorOers Office sebt unb bort
bic 8eitrafrnsen Der nebertretuua Der
Sonntagsgeiebe 96uIbigen fie5t i6
aber5eligeil ntilb, baB Elm @inTab bon
SelltfGen Die BEL ieber gBabl Den Mass
fdIas seben fOunetl Die gang ALIEN bas
GefuItat Der BabI in Sdnben baben,
gar ni6t eriitirt uno bon einem Deut>
f@en GinffuB gu fpre9en nur Srouie
Aein faall.Gs fine aid9k bic elAitraz
fem bic ben @in;eInen trefen, es 1T bic
NfiBa4tlng Dor BEN beuti6sn @etuobn<
9eiten; bisbgieinigeuh- fin Senen il. Die
uns emp0rt; es lit beutiitbisenb bas Bee
uuBtiein gu baben, baB oielem nebel 10
lei6t f0nnte abgeboIfen uerSen, 6urd
elm ssateiaidaftIibes 3HfamBieniuirfen
unO ea6 IS uoed nidt sefdiebt. Dap
ole alrnerifaiieE bieienigeitl uenieitens,
tueI6e 9epaBlt9 Iein iiOoIlen ben Dent<
f6en Dor Der Dabt fdmeiBeIn, ssist
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ioelitf9ei Clement iib uglbtung gu ber@
f@dffen tpeib, no sitaa es nidt uasen
parOe, bic @eluobnbeiten Der Deuti9eu
assutaFen mo sic 8abI zines seam<
ten utter benen Serlpaltuns Strafen,
tpie Die 1iiber Sonntagsselekiibertreter
betbdn9t iuerSen, cine refine unrn0glid :
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ber6eufen.d .9as it, elmer Der bieIep
@riaoej weIde cine GtuiraRSernns Der
bihberfE es siebt nod pisIe anbere,l lei !
lter aber liest IN Den auBern 8erbalt-
hiifen Oss @tdates, re 1iessu aae IN ~. uns
1elpf. o.aE SsaGg3Caggi ST.
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felblt Dor &ursem beroufbsfdworen,
niAt blos neeiren, fonbern Serntalmen
Sohulon bat ben Iebten Eruinpf ausge<
fpiEM nit iejner @rflarungs Dab Der be
riaeS gonarsB iIIpbdI bur. SIS niHb I'D
bdl6 aeiaeui tusr illopal lit Ser EpnareB
ODER Der BrafIOeaf, alnO allf iuel6Sf
gsite\ Oas gplf ID ieiaer MebrReit
ffeht.
Wlorotbaten una SdninSelgcfdidtcn
-eigentbImlidje observation-disclosures nit
Sobnion unb feinen iioliden Sreunoen!
-iino troB Der Cholera bel nns ni9t
'auBeF Der Sageser6Hllng sooaiptaroe
eiue SSrau Dor eini9en Saaen gfa9tS in
ibrenl 8ette in Mbipeienbeit ibres Wfans
mes ernseroet 9efuaoea,- uao man 1T
benz Skater nod ni9t auf Der Spur;
ipabreno bic Nfe6anics Banf nm $4,000
befsbtpinoelt ipnroe. Sic mutbmabli.
den Salider bat man ein9eiui6elt uab
-oie llnterl.idana 1T i'm @aree. .s4.sa-a..-s
gSir. baben iebt mie6er lparmeres
g1efter, ibie boriae g8o9e.W Sohataid
lperbenspir aud sbala ,pieber before sntto
frnbLidere 3eiten, als bisber sbaben.
Sller 39tu9en marten baraufl .,..,1,r, !,
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MiV ml1fere 9efer.

e. a T. - ! - II ~
Son Den unionm1nnern beS StaateS
SennefIee MS elmer Der SeEesafeN SUE
arqRenain 4bilabeIpbia am @eptem-
bss i1dttFnhsnbsrt @pnbeutiort iiOlider
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f6toHen, bent gbfenalftta9e nad3atoHi-
,nsHal. binsusebcu, ilnti int 0tatb Sefreu>
tta @eFnnan9saenoi .atetnt S@erFein
BetSiltrasen fur bic ftJhsItm5atitbe Ca
Jung pet iAperIaaf uns laifenben PPo poll
til@en g8irrens s. na, Fash ;siLqf
,4ilSie 8biIabelp6ia 6 eubention lerfreut
I'D Der SDntpatbie uno gSinide Der
Io1aIen geb0Ifsritts i'm sansen gebiete
Der 8er.inister Staaten unb aibts Sc
,rinseres lit bon oereu 8eratbangrn gu
-erauartet, ais eine enb9iiltigc mo fdnele
9tbpifstung aIer Der Wfeiilltngsanter>
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berers tpela,eH Oas poIitifbe i@obl unb
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bic @onbeution iia nnf Ste Seite bss
s,GongreHes ben Nunasup9el bes praF !
benton sesenilber 81 ite4en 6sabf 9ti8tI
iuirOaud nibt ben 9erineiten 8iueiFel
tlbtis IaiIen tuas Sic gartei gu tbun
baebenft, sic bas 2anS aus benz mi !
tbenbeu glrgsrtrieg errettet bot rnt
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btf gtrbre5er an 8aterlutb uao ebrs
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.eeorrefpOnSeas Der ,SsrnefIss staats ,eituss". )

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= Sie neueiten &abel< unb Steamers
gfadridten iiberu 6as preuBiidl. noro !
beuti9e giinoniBlms 8astament tpirfeh
septBauf ben b0bern GertrauensouieI, 4
lsiuie sic i'm 1T etnstit S6rer iiiagiten
4eitartifd nit MeGt benalHt baber1,
3ieialifb nieberib Iageno.aa Sic heri6ie +
benen beutf4en 3dubrrfont9e;5 bic fi6
benz ,2aRbes anlhlieBen, ,erbalten IN ais
infti9e prenbtfbe SatranapeiE aIIerk
6in9s = lire SouDeranitat sugeli1ert;
aud miro Elm aerSoeutf9es YarIarnerlt
berufen. 9lber mo- bleibt oa oaS aroBe
freiH eislige, gau3s Oeutfdlano, fopeit
! bic Selltid)f SURGE, fling? 0ir .t6tthen
lei0er 0abon rii9tS feben, unb 10 febr
mir Tditd iirit ioen9 prelGifden Siesen
ipmpatbiiirteu, TO- nieoerldla9eno nirP
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mas Fam bon-Oen Siirlten ulioi Sur
fern Glps &3nig gSilbeIlniosr Grife ulb
fem 8isrftart tretoetts tpbbI fetifeJ MuSF
nabme ma6en) Suites fommen? aDo9
luenoen mir uns bon Sen beiitfHen UNI
fern 3ultdnben bier su 9anoelsil:
gir merben bielleidt HbteIen Sagel
Der @bre 9eiuiiroist, Sir. greIlcns, Den
Yralibelteit Der Ser. Gtaaten, glnnreip
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bon uberborragenoen" DISQUALIFICATION
erganaen ieifJs bierber su fommen- giel-
leidlt pirft 'nmy policy, tpennibr Ser
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unfere 9feptli1en Ghulen. ,iperoen
erflalbs a7ss 9epte t,berii srSf1tetS cine
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bobern Snltituten nn6 S06teriduleu
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llno GectenlAnlen cine ,Qrobe Men0e
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cine 3 Concentration Osg rat ifdIEn Bolts
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unO iberIitbs Ste sl4nsfadlide BEL
Bride. iipelde Die ,3ejtRDon Der Gnig}
feit trennt. SD ssiug beint uno Iests
mid nieoer.
sTaelnt attOera Wtotsen sine i'd an 6as
9rab Der Gtilabetb ani6er Bride; aueirt
fie mar ni9t ntebr oa=-blos Elm ein3ieer,
urlfartgrei6er Subtrttt i'm S6nee fdien
gu fa9en
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SFfeFie 9!seafttaapls mssll9g"
0ar itanb iieg gliiabetbG on Der Bride
iie ftano Oa tpie cine gnte uno sog im>
mer einen SUB in Die 96be.,is5d abel
itilrate auf pc gu iuie iie bal tano I'M
S6neeli6te, mig elm .serbrpdener BegI
ueifer; i'd itiirste Dor fie Bin, rief aus
9&4ngtssfSlES sssas,;Srnf III
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-02

glud .6as gina borii6er unb III Der
S6lublcene bes eriten 9lftes muBte i9
nod etnnlal nit Don Carlos lefen. Ser
Sape3ierer rei6te mir bic Sano:
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-02

Stun FAM Der gSa6sferseH< YblIipp.
Ser bate li9 eiiie eieene Defamation
gebitoet; ale 0ei1i bat er tuie ,du", ale
i" iuie u anO Que ue1 ME 00A aus
QelprO@en: 90 ~. 81. 49,. -. \. -
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tlnS aud 1tidbt dune Dame sur 8e9IdMtunsY
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-02

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