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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-07

Aas"The State Of Tennessee is now
blessed with II public schools for negroes
1873 teachers for the same, and 2236
scholars; 1885 colored children are
taught in alphabet, 7245 in spelling 1924
in reading, 1860 in writing, 34T2 in arith-
metic, l4i5 in geography, SIC in gram
mar, and 2l3 in the normal class.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-07
THE CABLE.

History of the Great Work-Success
Through Failures.
The following special dispatch to the
New York Herald giving an account of
the landing of the Great Eastern at
Hearts Content, viii be read with in
toraat
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-07
S4IO,6I3 81

LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID durins the
year 1866, in a very marked and striking man
ner exhibits the solid, substantial, and faithful
as its ability TO pass through seasons prolific Of
eonhagrations, with honor and profit to those
most interested.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-07

An average annual cash dividend tO Stock
holders Of fourteen per cent. upon its capital
stock since its incorporation, portrays the great
success and stability of this eminent Institu.
ton. the superior financial accuracy displayed
IN its investments, and the important truth that
the MANAGEMENT of the PHGNIX is in the
hands of those who know how, successfully. to
couduct
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-07

ATTHE OLD WOODEN MILL. FOOT OF
"A Poplar street.. -e Siil pay cash for all cd
cotton rars, old woolen rlrs. old rope tar-inr.
old paper, gunny hsrs. buriaps. old stove cr
east iron, wrought or scrap irOn. hy the pound.
hundred or ton copper. bras, zinc. lead. pew
ter, brittania. OF anything likely 70 Be uastei--
~ THOMAS CHILD q CO..
ira7-lm Old Wooden Mn, Foot q Poplar e.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-07

Gives assurance to the public that choice indem-
nifty, OF a wholesome and permanent character
is strongly guaranteed by Ph9nix Policies.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-07
PUBLIC LEDGER.
PUBLISHED
EVERY AFTERNOON. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
BY
William A. and Edwin Whitmore,
Under the firm style Of
THTTMORE RROTHERS.
No. l3 Madison Street.


The PuBLIc LEDGER will be served TO City
Subscribers by faithful carriers at TEN UENTs
per week, payable weekly 10 the carriers.
Fifty Cents per month, in advance.
Communications upon subjects OF general IN
terest to the public are at all times acceptable.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
First cents per line
Subsequent lnsertiops....-."...-
For One Week. . .
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Displayed advertisements Will be charged as
cording to the SPACE occupied, at above rates
there being twelve lines Of solid type to the
inch.
Notices in local column inserted for twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
Special Notices inserted for ten cents per hne
for each insertion.
To regular advertisers we offer superior in
ducements, both as TO rate of charges and man
\ All Advertisements should be marked the
specific length OF time they are 70 be published
If not SO marked. they will be inserted for one
month. and charged accordingly.
Notices of Marriages and Degths will be M
serted IN the PUBLIC LEDGRP ss items of news.
But anything beyond the meIe announcement
will be charged for at the rate IT ~ cents per
line.
Advertisements published at intervals will
be charged ten cents per line for each insertion.
All bills for advertising are due when cOu-
trscted and payable on demand. -.gnr
BD- All letters, whether upon business or
otherwise, must be addressed TO
WHITMORE BROTHERS,
Publishers and Proprietor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-07
SSOO.O0O 90

Cash income, for the past year reveals the con
slant and steady progress Of this popular cor
poration in the face of a bitter, yindictive. ans
Legitimate competition.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-07

Il HAVE THIS DAY SOLD TO THOMAS
Il CHILD my Interest in tho Junk and Pa
per Stock Business. and resommend him 70
my friends. IRA ATKINS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-07
PUBLIC DIRECTORY.
Plumbing and Gas Fitting.

L,LANNERY. JOSEPH. PRACTICAL
L Plumber. Gas and Steam Pipe Filter, 2i3SH
Second street, cor. OF Jefferson. jeo-3m
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-07

AS mosquito time has come round
again, we republish Brick Pomeroy's in
imitable account of nights adventures.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-07
Iv HEARTs coSrEvT HARBoR

The Great Eastern entered Hearts
Contert harbor about hslf,past nine
o'clock. While she was s;eaming
through the Narrows the shores of the
little village were lined with people, ana
scores Of small boats dotted the surface
of the water. The six colliers in port
we're decked with bunting, and every
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-07

JUsT. A., GENTS AND DBOYs'CL0TnING
,) and Furnishing Goods, 245 Main ST. jy33-lm
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-07

DOOTS AND SHOES MADE TO ORDER
ID by F. Henniger, ~ Madison st. teS-3in
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-07

CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE. Al
I7s Main st. VOORHEES, * Patrick jel4 3m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-15
VOLUME 33. NO. 81.
b r L vIFIRs. .


Beiies call agreai many people to church.
BE temperate in diet. Our first parent.
ate themselves cut Of house and home.
Pancb's bousekeeper's maziu-never saw
dye unti yoa have bad your silk turned
twice
The prevailing style Of tiIting hoops is
called the - hinderpest.-
When are soldiers Ike good aanneI.p
When they don't shrink.
lie who Is a tiger in bis own family Is
generally sheep in society.
Why. asked Prcniiee. don't the planets
cut Of the comet : tail. when il passes among
ihemf They all bEve axes.
The Young ladies. bless en-. are having
their beads all eoiled for the Spring-Ike
sweet little snakes.
" I'm on The trail Of dear, as the fell
low said When he stepped on the dress Of
one Of 'he female street sveepers.
IL Is funny to see youn. lady with both
hands in soft dough. and a mosquito on the
end Of her nose.
What the Spaniards found a. CaHao.-
that Peruvian bi'e Is quite a. efieaciOus as
Peruvian bark
young lady in California broke her
meek while rrsistins the attempt Of youug
man TO Ass her. A fearful warning.
The latest dressing for the hsir is called
the " O'aisLouey Ponader Its g1eatas
bead seeaier
A nan Who attempted 70 commit suicide
IN Canada. bot dida't succeed. was impris-
oned seven days for the offence.
\ ehiia Is never happy from having BIS
oEn way. Decide Cor HIN. and be has bot
one thing 20 DO Put hirn TO please himself.
and lie Is satisfied With nothing.
Agood Quaker lady. after listening to
the eNtravagani yarns Of a storekeepcr as
long as Der patience would ALLOW. said 70
him. % Friend II what pity a Is that !.
Is sin TO lie. when IL is 20 Necessary TO thy
business.
There Is something exquisite in our
countryman's reply TO the European trav-
cller. when be asked him whether be bad
Just crossed the Alps: Wal. nov you
call nv aitertion TO the fact. guess did
pass risin' groand a spell ago
\ Wag. speaking Of The cruel treatment
Of a child by its mother. ssys. e" TIE chill
should al least have the careful attention of
some one. or il will be Prema;urcly added
20 the kingdom Of Heaven. and thus per
haps. permanently separated from bis kin
dred.7
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-15
OLD SERIES,

a Mas oF Marx. q. Taking about con-
tracts. - said Nc. sumner. with whom ue
verc converting on the street. yesterday.
'' that wa a rich incident that lawyer r.
relates a. having come under bis observa-
ton. While travelling in an adjoining county
a shor; time since. b had occasion 10
make out contract. between planter
one o. tie scious Of chivalry. landed pro-
prietor. etc. and colored laborcr. Hav-
ing commenced With Know all men, and
gone through ia legal form % 'Hereunio
hx our hands and seals. the lawyer called
upon the parties for their signatures.
Fianter seemed confused. besitatcd. STAN
mercd. and 6naIy. 'reckoned lie would
have % make his mark Turning 20 the
freedman. SAYS T.. shall marx Tor vou Al
81! No. sih. II yoq p'elsc. Tse gwine
90 sigu.' and be dii sign in a boll aud
lrg'bic manner, bis name in fuu. u tell
!ou,~ continued Stunuer. '' that planter i
a man % marx. wha, a depravcd. igno-
rant sct these nirgers are
IMempbis Post.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-15

AWoENING Day. The New York Trib-
une paper which aiways sastains al whole
some reforms. does no' believe IL praetica-
bie 90 obtain ten boars' ~agrs for eight
hours' work. nor % reduce forthwith The
working day O. eight hosr, Il says. ~e
thiak truly.
" Il may never be exFcdient 20 make
eigii hours thc measure Of day'. work /,
for souae must stand idle durng rainy
weather. and must work longer (or harder)
IN far weather % make mp for leeway; and
there - great difference IN pursuits. eight
hours' iaithiul work in one beng equal 20
ten or twelve hours in another. A LAWYER
who trees important cases IN court for eight
hours of each secular day would be more
taxed and exhausted than a woodman who
swung an axe. or a unechanic who moved a
plane. twelve hours per day
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-15

A eminent divine. remarkable for TIE
devoted picfy and spoiIess purity Of bis
character. was heard 90 say that be never
read or beard oi crime in bis lii-. no nat
Ger hov heiuous. without feeling an iasard
consc.3usncss that under certain conditions
oi cdacaiion. training OF association. BE
might have cowmnlcd the same crime him
sclf Thc same feeling must have been ex-
peurooed more or lees By al rejecting.
enlightened mcn ani yet. hov Htlo char
.fy there BE- i1 tbe world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-15

P,rrr CorrrV. s nov invention BE- be-
iore fhe palhc. che object of rhicb b. 20 90
construed a coffin that tbe bust ard head u
ihe bolg can be seen rifhout bending over
the coffin. The invention CONSISTS in cst-
ting oat from one or both sides o. coha.
near the heal paft. q portion Of fbs sides Of
ihe coffin. deep enough o. eEposo the bost
ani herl oi the body 81 person looking
toward fhe sole oi ths colin and in secur-
ing pieces. corrcsponding to such cutout
pieces. io iho Do of tbe coin. so that. wben
tbt same b. closed. tbe coffn VII present
the Appearance Of an ordinary coin. and
f consists IN IRE combinsfion vith Such cof-
On Of glass sst IN The "a. which. vben The
ia is open. ~iu rect over tbe plsis On the
cofn. and When closed siu permit q viev
OF che face Of tbe corpse. Jalian A. Fogg.
oi salem. Mass. - The inventor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-15

Whca ihc carth1lakc occurred az san
Iuae.sco. laly -h3 was engaged in wash
iag in Iaiant oi,.ry tealeragc. ran scream
.a- into Co. street. She stood on tbe s.Ie-
walk i1r sour t.me swinging in her hand
.omefhinr. uh..h 90 Grst wa taken fora
dressed chicken by tbc by.anIcr,. but
uii.a began so speak i5- .t.,if iu langlagc
uhiel r'.-e- it az once .a tLe category of a
different c'lss of ar,mafr1 nafurc Sis
vas boiling .t by one foot. bead lovnva-I
snd BAD ior.arca ail about what .bc hsI in
Der h1rI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-15

PCEuHrNs WtrEn. Iti not generally
knoEn that pounded aigm Possesses the
quality of p-ryh.ng vater. A table spoon
ID Of it ,prn~leI into a hogshead q water.
(the water STIRRED az the tia8c.) wiI. after
a :cW hours. by preeip.taiing % the bottom
ihc imPar- PARTICLES. 30 purify 10 that it
wi.l oc iound o. possess nearly aii the fresh
ness oi pure sPiiug water. 4 paiiial of va
Ter containing four gallons can be- puri6ed
by a sln-lc teaspoanial OF the a'um.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-15

The Nru Bedford Mercury tells story
oi a wiuy Colonel b.. Who when on bis
death BED ana near Dis demise. assured b.
friend. iaai hc could not possibly survive
many l1lrs "a" Nonsense. Colonel en-
-coa-aeiu- remarked one 90 your feet are
9arn. aaI DO one ever died tiI the exc
trcu.hies became cold" " Dont feu me
thaf squcaled out the sufferer '' DO you
think John Rogers feet wcre cold just be-
fore ic llcI.~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-15

AN ANCir~r DN>FE. The excavation
% fomPe.i are going on With an activity
stimulated by 'he important discovcrie.
made 90 almost every step. anI thc q11nti-
t.es of coI and silver found. which more
fhan s-ffre o. cover tie co.t of t'.c works.
Nel- tle Temple o' Jaao. 90 sL,ch an a .-
coant vas recently given. has been brought
f1 l-it a house belonging to some million.
a.e of tie t.rc. al ttc famiiare o. of ivory.
bronze and marble. The coucics of OBJ.
frinehailm. or dining room. are Of e.r~.
c.a,'f extreme richness.
Tie foorin- consists ofimmen-r mosaic.
wci. preserved ia parts. ~ sh.eh the centre
-cr-e.rnf. table hfI out ior a granl dine
ner. Iu tic middle. oa large dish. may
be seea splendid peacock vith rs Gail
.Freli oa'. and PLACED back to back with
a.0ii.r lrl a..a at iea1tili rlamagr
A-oeai thrm All. arranged holsters. one of
al.eh io'lta t'ac e-- .n ifs claw. % .cc-
.rl a1 .t.t.r. ut..l larr.lrs to o. l-.ra...l
ls D. f. ol.a arl ..s.rei utl L.rb. "a
tl.rI "a rlt tir.i. arI a fourth small tase
a.lI ufa fHrl rn-harper. N.st comes
a ..-.'. .. f..ies ri fsi. .rter.rersci Glib
ofae-s of partridge. hre- arI .Iai-r.'..
a..h al iate t..r beaIs r'h.eI leteccn
f..- orr f.-t
I.ea comes q r.r.f .i-rf ofa'l forms
.-fl--ei .y or. .fr eggs. as.te-s arI oI.
.,... ai..t ia .ts corn .s sr--orr.l.I tr r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-15

ly opening thc door. discovered the stran-
ger already upon the steps
" What DO yoa wani2~ abruptly en-
qlirrd
u vill tell you. " answered the sane soft,
voice. " ifyou dare open the door vide
enough ior me % enter
d" Come in. said resoiu,elv. throwing
'he door ajar. and proceeding % E-h,
candle. Having succeeded. / turned 10
examine the visitor. lie vas email and
neatly dressed gentleman. With heavv
Raglan around his shoaiicrs. and blue
navy cap drawn saspioiossiy over the ewes.
A. advanced toward him. be seemed 20
hesitate a moment. thcn raised the cap from
hr forehead. anl looked M curiolslv IN
the face. did not drop the candle. bat
ackuoviedgc,l little Nervousness a. I hsr..
riediy placed che .glt upon IL table. and
silently proceeded % invest myself ui,b
two or three very necessary articles cf
clothing. As he Lord Evcth. my visitor
va a LADY. ant thc same tor whom bad
opened the liitie box about a month before
Having completed my hs.'y toilette. I A.
tempted 20 siammcr an apology for my
ra1cncss. bot utterly failed. Ihe factisI
vas ronfourdcd
sailing az my d..comfturc. shc said.
Disguise is useics.; I presume you
recognize ulc,-
believe told yo1. madam. should
nos sooa forget your face. ia What way
can serve yous~
b. doing hlf an boar's work before
DAY glt to morros. ana receiving Eve haa-
drcd dollars ior your .abor. ~ was tbe reply.
It is not ordinary work. 81 said I. inquir.
insiy. " thar commands 80 muni6ceut con-
peasafion.~
e is a labor common % your calIinc.-
replied ODE hIy. The price B.. not %
mach f'r ihc labor. a. thc condition undrr
which o., mast De- performed.
What IS che c3alitionS~ ] inqairsd.
That yoa Eiil .a5ni, % being coavev-
Cd from and returned tc yolr own door
lan4iolled.~
Ilcas ~ murler. barsiary. anI almost
every otlcr crime 90 viilainy. harricdly pre-
scnted thc-lse.scs in succession. al polite
iy -oued and said II must understand
sonc-l.ns more % iLe characic- oftbe en-
pioymcnt a. vel a. tbc conditions. % ac.
cept your offer"
VII not lse Llndrcd dollars answer IN
lieu oi an explanation r. she cuqaircd.
No-no~ I've tLou-arI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-15
MI So T. Ill. \ y Y.
THE IRON VAULT.

one. and posscfsns r. certain ftscinaflon rvu-
deung O. one of fhc most pleasant of par
suits Many uho follow % see nothing. In d,
hut Iabor-,liak 20 nothing ius i,s rcturu
in gold ana siiscr. To mc Il has other
charms than the money it prolscc.. vas
cailri uron almost daily. o. open door and
peer irfo long neglected apartments, Co
srring iLc stubborn locks of safes. AMI
3 ioa' upon DE treasures piled within. fo
q-..tls cat,r tLe apartments of iaiics wifh
more beauty than discrc. ION. and pix iic
lo.ks &C drawers continuing pcacc-lcsirov-
ing nis-isc,. that tlc 8ansrr1as evidences
90 vaaicrin- af,.t.on NAV rot reach che
eye of a h1.hani or father. iu rossc.sion of
thc missing key o. force th- f,sfr-ings of
cab boxes ard irros,torics of records. tell
ins ot men grown saIdcniy rich. oi corpor-
afioas p'lai,ri. ~ orphans robbed. of
hoprs cra.i,3. GO hmi.ics rairci. IstLcrc
r' charm .1 al tl's,-no Sod for sr-cu'i-
tion' no scope f1r thc rang. of pleasant
hncy' Then who would uot be q lo-k-
smith. though OBJ, iacc is brr-immcl with
thr soot of ODE -fr-.. auI his hanIs a-c
stained "i'h ru''f
Boz I have story % teI-uot exactly a
story e,,Ler-iara a story implies tLc compile
t.oa rr re.i a. iir beginning ofa uarrati, e
AL mine BE- scarcely more than iasrolac-
'.'y i' ''r- IL b." ~ho deals iu ia'rss
o' '.n,.. ~T.'r 'ae rest 4n ile sprns oi
'.'' > ii'aN a "a 'H Ap"i-l opened a
''''r '-ap on hrifnry street. aa4 soon
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sl-.,.-s.t.
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=. -
pagsr in the es..E. Lo~-..r. .t,eb ol,..i,
taI ofal Al A. ease. AMI al, a u..~..,t
every cnot.o, fsr b.r Ia ,,,.. "a, t,
taatofrit,.
oil. Perlaa. Sol, ar, -o. uc,l. m,.I,- AMI
she n.ett Az 4. TOO eb,a,e~ .s4 I 4s,ter
iarau.t.,e.r.
rEt. --t..t. 49, 49, -.t- .r-
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-15

Scotch Lady. Who bas more reverence
for fle Inspiration she draws from Helicoa
thaa ihat imported from Havana. writes m
the io.loWing style Of the patrons Of the
weed.
Wy over o. press be- ',ps. b. pradrrei iave
rrfrrrIrE.
" 200 nsakrs e frrnnrr OF hls al1lfh and se-rs ifs
rhIa1rF iursfa1.
NaV rlrh fIur saanfn shun 81 si1hf. i1r irar his
ilaaes ali1hf chaks her.
Anl aa1e hli those s ho srnoke thsmsslres, have
kfsses &C. e. salakrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-15

The latest STYLE Of bonnet bas turned up
AZ Richmond. lad % i.s described a. ''con-
s.stiug Of tso siravs. ucd together With
Bloc ribbon on tbe iop Of tbe bead. and red
tasseis suspended ateach Of he tour ends
o. tbe ravs. Price SO Post.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-15

L Chicago correspondent Of the Spring
Geld Republican. speaking Of the remains
oi bodies found in tie 6rst named city.
says; 90 lt b. pleasant % knoE that bodies
are dissectel and thrown into the lake from
which we draw our water Tor consumption.
li must BE- pleasant ior thore who have re-
Gently lost irienls. 90 reflect that in drink
ing iheir Tea they may be imbibing a mild
deoociion favored with tinct1rc u The one
LOST
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-15
IAINE. FRIDAY, JUNE Is. 1866.

Examining the handage. % see that my
vision vas completely obscgred. the lady
handed me the bundle of tools Nth rhirh
vas provided. then taking me by the arm
led u,c through a gate into a house which I
knew va oi brick. and after taking me
along passage way which could not have
been less than City feet in length. and down
a fighs of stairs INTO What was evidently an
under ground basement. stopped beside a
vauli AMI removed the handScrchiel from
a.y eyes.
d" Here is ihe vauit-opcn %. said she.
spriugiug the door q dark lantern. and
throwing beam of light upon the lock.
seized a bunch o. skeleton KEYS. anl
after few trials. which the lsdy seemed 70
watch with the most painfal anxiety. srrlng
The bolt The door sprung upon its hing
cs. ani nay companion telling me not %
close &c. as it vas SELF locking. sprang into
ihe vault. did not follow. bearI thc
murmur ~ low voices within. and the next
moment ihe lady rcappearcd. and leaning
upon her arm a nan. With face 50 pale AMI
hasgird that started At ibe sight. How
Dc mus; have Suffered during the three long
1ays % his confinement,
Esmain here. % she said. handing me
the lantern g / wiii Be back IN a moment. -
The two slowly ascendcd the .tairs. AMI
I heard them enter a room Immediately
above wLcrc / was standing. L. less than
= inmate the lady returncd.
shall close it maiams~ sail I. pilc-
ios my hanI upon ,he door of the vault
" No. no - she exclaimel. hastily sc,r-
ing my arm '' it awaits another occupant, o.
Malam. sou certainly DO nos iuiend
%
q" Are you ready 2~ she intercepted. im-
patiently. holding che handkerclief 20 my
eyes. The thought flashed acro.s my mind
thar .hc intended 20 push me into the vault.
ani bury me and my secret together. She
seemed O. rcai tie suspicion. anI coatin-
ucl. 60 DO not be alarmed. Tou are nor
tle man
I -oal not mistake he truth or the fear
~ meaning 90 the remark. and shudlereI
a. bcut my bead 90 tle handkcrchicf
Ny eyes were as carefully banIageI a. be-
fore. and was Jed b the ca5 anl thence
driven home by more circuitous route. q
possible. than the one BY vhich We came.
Arrived iu froui Of the house. the handkcr-
chief was removed and ! stepped from the
vehicle. a purse of Eve hundred dollars
va, placed in my hand. and in a moment
thr cab and - mysterious occupant hal
turncd the corner and vas oat Of sight.
entered the shop. and the purse OF gold
was the only evidence could summon in
my 5ewillermcnt. that al ! hal Just done
aud witnessed vas nor dream.
4 month after thar -aw the lady. and
iAc scut.eman taken irom the vault. walk.
iH- .rlslrciy along Montgonery street. I
do uot kno~. b-t I believe the sircp.--
husband aWokc within The vault. and Li.
bones ars tLere today, The wife is still a
resident of san Francisco.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-15

bFa scurs oi Interesting experiments.
lately made in Phi.aieipba. vomans
toug1e has been made capable Of moving
one Thousand ninc hsnlred ard tvcnty
tines in minute.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-15

memphis Post
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