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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-01-27

EsS- Though The proverb says you can
not make al auger hola with gimlct, Ses
a small man may make great bore.
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A Bull on Ice.

n outk Oh Ace
About 0 o'clock yesterday morning,
large bull which had become separated
from herd on the other side OF the river,
stepped forth on the ice and made for the
City Of St. Louis, walking straightforward
with dign:fed micu, aud a look general
ly very much like that of Numidian
lion. Ills neck was about yard wide and
foo. in thickness, and the frmness with
which he tread the brittle highway oD
which. ne had embarked clearly indicated
to the beholder that he was bull with
will. At the same time that the bull eot
out fer this side Of tho river, a serious
looking thick set gentleman, from Illinois,
set out from this side for the Illinois shore.
He saw the bull approaching at a short
distance and liked his looks, thought be
was bull that behaved himself on the
ice, molosting no one, and showing by the
sober expression Of his countonanco that
he had sense and pluck. lie calculated
that the animal would turn aside little
when they met, but on approaching very
closely he found that the monster was low.
ering his hoyrid head for an attack
BeiOs thick'set and shor!.legged, he was
moi naturally good runner, but the fam
ing wrath ho saw in the bull'seye, the up.
lifting Of bis loug, etraight tail, aud the
shaking of his terrible neck, sicLenel his
heart and he turned to flee. AS the bull
turned to give chase, the peIious situation
Of the fugitive produced . feeling of in
tense anxiety and excitement on the part
Of spectators at safe distance The wild
beast was upon him in second, and the
manner in which lie was lifted from his
heels and hurled aloft some ten feet into
the air, presented itself as o ludcrous and
amusing spectacle to the crowd, though
|, the unfortunato victim, 10 doubt, had hi.
eyes closed, and was uttering prayer for
his own salvation while undergoing the
lofty tumbling. Taking the seat of the
mans pantaloons squarely between his
horns, the mad animal tossed him bel pless.
y high over head, to the distance, sta
ted by some, Of three or four times the
mans perpendicular hight. AlighliDg in
about the same posture in which he went
up, he sat for while picture Of utter
dismay. He soon recovered his wits how
} ever and, strangely enough, was found t'
be only slightly bruised.
2 The bull rushed madly on, and present
" encountered another man, whose name
We are informed, is j. L. Miller, who re-
ceiyed serious Injuries. Instead Of run
. ming, he tried to take the bull by the horn.
! and give battle. One Of the horns of III,
! infuriased beast was thrust directly into hi
! eye, tearing it from its socket, The ami
G nal finally reached the leveo, and instea
5 of being shot was driven out Ella street
n and thence out Clark avenue to some stock
q gard. Miller was picked up in PARTIAL
iD,eusiblo condition, and was taken to
e room on the levce, where he was attende
= by Dr.. Vangadcr.-H 50. Louis Republican,
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The Montana Post says tbe Blackfoos
Indians broke their treaty two days after
it was made. Ond began to plaRder sud
kill tho white settlers.
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RS- An old batohclor says that the
proper name for marriageble youog ladies
is waiting maids.
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n&T 4 Governess advertising for sit.
uation, says she "is perfect mistress of
her own tongue"
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MARRIAGE,

r,feci that sou@d mind rad body are the Wo' n'c''
sary requisite. g. ',n"." rDnnuh" happiness IN
deed wIaout these tie journey through life becomes
a weary UlrriuagC the prospect hourly darkeus L"
the view, the mind bu'ullns sipjoWGi with despair
end Hlrl with The u"!ruCboy that thr GP'
pinuss Of another becomes bIishtad Win oHE o"u'
O9i3c, I SoW6 Hc/cVcE street,
efhsud side inr from Baltimore street, fe~ doors
rom The curHcr. FuIl not 70 observe name and mum
Der.
- No ln'targ rcrcivol unless postpaid and con
tainiug q stamp To be- used On the rrpiJ, iorsohs
writing should state age aud dpotNuH of adYcilse'
Ennt Describing symploh'
qhs Doctors Dlpomo hangs in his oifc..
Endorsement Of tie Press.
The many thousands cured at tbs esl"hIlsnnen' en-
,,itTip the last twenty year, and the numerous h'
2oraut surgical operons P'riortMgSh ~ nr. '0mnI
Cth,r naunr. notices OF which haze appeared again
and AGAIN b fore the puinc besides N, standlns as
gentleman OF character ana feJo"s'o'"'! - sum
cent guaranty to The ohlic'e"'
Sin Diseases .SPesd3y CweA
Apr!i -, l5d5.-iy
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Cerumodt3s ana Premiums.
Lot For Sale.

4 N eligible building lot, with an exec, exc II
~ lrpt pARN thereon erected centrally loealeu !"
Sloon,sburq.i Is offs,ed fot so's Apply o,Fcp.
Sag@ 10 fsaI 'NN
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Reg- When is black dog not black
dog When it's o greyhound.
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Z SEARCH,
WAT GiLES & GE WE24GaEo
8 CHANCES FOE 81.
JEIYELRT AT LOW PRICES!

100, ,OOj Watches, Chains, Lociet' Rings Bracelets +,
sets OF JGwcry, Gold Prus g. &C.
To be di posed Of at ONE DOLLAR cnch without
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you arr 10 give.
5uO silver Watches each s!nIu ID
10 6lj Cold Pens aHl Si,vsr Case each to >
O.Ouo S.tts ladies Jtwrlry, (ass0rted) each 10
Aud a large assortment Of Jcwciry Of every de-
scrlpton flr Indies aud gents varying in val
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these roo !- At one lOilar each as tulnWH:
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Five for 81 There are no BLANKS, Nnu must get
the VALUE Of your money. Circulars with parucu'
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS


IN WoVI7t0TN IIrIU HNH mn VTN7f rt3T0F01.
his distressing aurctIuU-W which TENDERS life mia
rtahlc and marriage ImposHhlr-i, the penalty pai,
by the victims Of Improper iudulp"Uccs Young por.
CONS are too apt 10 commit cArrssCs from not being
CIV are uf the dreadful lurucr, that may cusur
Now who that understand trg subject Will pretend Ia
tauy that tho power Of prurrn ai'u is lost sooner by
those falling ,utn improper habits H,u by the pru
dent B,sid.s iug deprived q. the pleasure OF h. t
toy Offspring the most serious aud distinctive symp
huns Of buth body uld miud nrise. The system be-
comes dcrangcl, tho physical and mcntl functions
wraKcnJl, Loss ct Procrratlyc power, Nervous lrrt
tnbiy, OyspoF.I PHlpitatioH Of th' Heart. IrEiE
ton, Constitutional brblluy, Wasting oi ,Le Frame
NnuCh. CnMsunlnliuM. Leany ami nn.th
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-09
Monetary and Commercial
Now York Cotton Market

For the following review of the New York
cotton market, we are indebted TO Norton.
Slaughter d. CTS lfonthty CireHiur. of June.
1866:
The past month has been marked by a steady
advance in the staple. in spite of the repeated
unfavorable advices from abroad 1t will be
seen by reference to oar circular of May l. that
the market closed on the last Of April. steady at
s363ic for middlings. On the next day prices
were irregular. and quotations barely sustained;
but spinners began TO enter the market on the
"a and continued to supply themselves until
nearly the close of the month. The demand
thus created. compelled speculator to yield TO
higher prices, and the result was very liberal
sales daily with few exceptions. The chief
cause Of the strong market aud its buoyant ten
dency. however. was the more rapid advance
in gold, which went mp from 1854 1.-THE opening
rate on the lst) to 400. the closing rate on yes
terisy. There were other minor Influences
which operated favorably on the market-viE:
the disceuraging reports from the South Of the
growing crop-the falling on in receipts at all
American ports-and the consequent reduction
of stocks And it is important to note the fact
that the better grades Of cotton form very
small proportion Of these stocks, and are there
fore in good demand. The inquiry for low cot
tons has been very light, and they have been
almost entirely neglected except at lower hg-
urcs than strict classification would warrant.
II will be remembered that on the It'll. the
China brought advices from Liverpool 20 29th
April. reporting the FIRST decline under largely
increased oeksand political complications on
the continent. This was followed By the Mo
rayian's news Of another decline Of "a on the
9TH. And on the 2ist the Cuba brought reports
Of still another decline Of ID on the l3th-al the
result Of large and rapidly sccumulating stocks
the increase in the rate Of interest TO 10 per
eent. and the near prospect Of continental
war. Despite these successive declines abroad.
our market gained strength and frames every
day. upheld, as before remarked. By the strong
arm Of the rold hulletins-
On the 18th. however. the splnners having
supplied themselves liberany --sreculatOrs hav
ing taken as much as they could conveniently
carry, and the export demand having entirely
ceased. the market weakened, and holders were
compelled to submit to decline Of from I 10
cents; and on the 18th. S0th and Slst the market
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-09

New YORK COMMISSION HoUsE.-Par-
ties having any business for New York
commission house are referred to the
card of Norton, Slaughter & Co., in the
PUBLIC LEDGER. This firm have first
class reputation for attending strictly to
business, and looking well after the in
terest of planters whose cotton is entrus-
to them. They make liberal advances
on consignments Prominent bankers
and brokers are their references in this
city as to their manner of doing busi-
ness
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-09

MYSTERIOUS MEETING OF ROBBERS.
This morning shortly after four o'clock,
as gentleman was passing along just
east of the arsenal grounds, short dis
lance from the Catholic cemetery, his
attention was attracted TO party of men
in ravne. Wondering what they were
doing there at that time, he approached
as close as safety would allow, and saw
that there were seven of as cut-throat and
Misunderstanding fellows as could well
be congregated together They were all
armed with pistols, and were dividing
some money at the time the gentleman
observed them This gang is doubtless
the same that has been committing
depredations on the various roads lead
ing to our city, and were dividing the
spoils from some dark, and perhaps
bloody, deed committed last night 1t is
to be hoped that as soon as the Metro
politan Police take charge of our county,
they will hunt down the various gangs of
desperadoes that now roam around in
defiance Of law and order People trav-
cling out Of the city Of an evening would
do well to take as little money as they
can spare, or else 20 in sufficient force to
repel any assault by these rascals ...
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-09
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-A THREE STORY BRICK
II business house. situated opposite the Mem
phs and Charleston railroad passenger depot.
containing nine ~ rooms. For terms, etc..
apply at IS Jefferson street jeI-lwS
IGOR RENT-H0USE NO. CT VANCE ST.
II containing four rooms. kitchen and hall.
Immediate pc, session given. Apply to
II. G. DENT 4 CO.,
je5-1w Real Estate Agents, ll51s Beal st.
NOR REM A FINE RESIDENCE. NO.
II 200 fernando street. containing room
II. G. DENT Il CO..
je5-lw Real Estate Agents. ll51z Beal St
EOR RENT-THREE HOUSES ON GAY
IL $50 street, each having five rooms. cistern.
etc., in complete order. Apply to
ii. q. DENT X CO.,
je5-lw Real Estate Agents, ll51< Beal st.
NOR RENT.-A STORE-KAHN h FREI-
Il BEkG'S old stand. No. III Main street
Inquire on the premises ie2-lw
E0R RENT-A DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
II residence, with outhouses. cisterns, orchard,
and about 2lS acres of land. Half q mile from
corporation fine. Apply to
c. III. D0RI0N, JR.,
OF Mosby a DOrion.
my2e-2w 800 Front street: up stairs:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-09

sent for. and his wounds dressed. 1t was
found that be had also received flesh
wound in the thigh, apparently from a
knife. The money was drawn from the
German National Bank yesterday even
ing, and Mr.. r. intended leaving for
Cairo on this mornings train. The
thieves were doubtless aware Of this, and
made their calculations accordingly. No
clue has been obtained TO the robbers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-09

NEGRO THIEF-A darkey was arrested
yesterday for stealing a box Of tobacco
from the depot of the Mississippi and
Tennessee railroad He acknowledged
having made several raids upon the same
place recently, tobacco being his object
each time. He was probably getting
supply for life The State will no doubt
look after his tobacco wants for some time
tn come
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-09

MAcKERELs AT WoRK---RoBBERY
This morning about daylight some indi-
viduals broke the glass in one Of the
doors of Robson 4 Mitchell's clothing
store, in the Ayres Block, entered and
succeeded in carrying of several pair of
pants and other things The hole through
which the thieves entered was small,
which points to the Mackerels as the
depredators This is the third time
within month that this store has been
robbed. Early in the morning seems to
be q favorite time for the thieves to OPP
crate, for about that time they know that
the night police assemble at the station
house for roll call, and they have no
fear of being interrupted until the day
police come on. We call the attention
Of the Metropolitan Police Commits
sioner to this fact, that they may be able
to remedy the evil when making their
rules and regulations, so that the city
will be protected at all hours.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-09

MATRINoNIAL-Legal permission has
been granted during the present week, by
Mr.. John League, Clerk of the County
Court, to the following persons, TO try
their luck in the matrimonial lottery
Miss Ann Tally and Henry Robon, Miss
Mamie Kohen and j. Fl. Neal, Miss
Ellen Finn and George Couch, Miss
Eda Waters and Rufus Todd, Miss Hen
rietta Coaichel and VIM. Moore, Miss
Maria P. Schmalzriet and Frank Rining,
Miss Annie Perdue and Will H. Sebring,
Miss Emma f. Woods and Peter Wager,
Miss Charlie Quals and James Moore,
Miss Mary G. Eppes and r. S. Bowles,
Miss Jenny Lacy and James Joiner,
Miss Patsy Scott and Green McCollum,
Mrs. Lenoe Dupree and John F. Darb,
Miss Courtney s. Mckinney and W. q.
Mitchell, Mrs. Elizabeth Mailman and
Henry Englebrech, ....- Ii4.
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MILE ZADA-Good Idea-every night

SAVE YoUR MoxFY.-You can save a
large share Of your money by having
your job printing executed at the Public
LEDGER Office We make a specially of
this part Of our business, and, having
the most complete establishment in the
Southwest our facilities for doing the
best Of work at lowest rates are unsur-
passed sy sHy house IN this section. We
employ the best Of workmen, have all
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-09

CENTRAL METHODIST CHURcH-Bishop
Kavanaugh, of Kentucky, known as one
of the FIRST pulpit orators of the South,
will preach at the Central Methodist
Church, on Union street tomorrow
morning at l0l o'clock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-09

Man KSocKED DowS AND RoBBKD OF
$5OOO.-AbOut one o clock this morning,
Mr.. J. NJ. Freeman, of New York, who is
connected with some banking house. was
knocked down at the corner of Madison
and Fourth streets, and robbed Of FIVE
thousand dollars Mr. Freeman had been
to a friendly gathering at the residence
Of Mr.. Jesse Page, and was within
hundred yards Of his clearinghouse
when assaulted. The attack was made by
three men, who rushed upon him, one Of
them striking him on the head with a
slung-shOt, which rendered him inssnsi-
bic, when they took his gold watch, and
the money from belt on his person. As
soon as Mr.. Freeman recovered his
senses, he managed to make his way &c
his boarding-bouse, when a doctor was
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-09

RuYAwAY-A horse attached to- a
bakers wagon made a gooe run without
driver yesterday evening about five
O'clock. He started from Jefferson
street. rushed along Second, and was
stopped at Union A lady and child had
a narrow eschpe from being run over ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-09

RECORDER CoURT-Six individuals
were fined for being drunk, one for not
paying hack hire, and about fifty darkies
we're assessed eleven dollars each for
raising disturbance on the levee yes
ierday, one Of the number paying an
extra forty for carrying slung-shot A
good days business for the city Tressu-
~, if half the fines are paid.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-09

For non-retention or incontinence OF urine,
irritation. infiammation or liberation of the
bladder, or kidneys, diseases of the prostate
glands. stone in the bladder calculus. gravel or
brick dust deposit, and all diseases of the blad-
der, kidneys, and dropsical swellings. use
II eImboId's Fluid Extract Buchu. jei lm
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-09

Our Public Directory. Strangers visiting
the city in quest of any of the necessities or
Injuries of life. will find the names Of all the
drst-class business houses in our city. together
with large amount of other important infor-
nation in our Public Directory" column on
the first page Of the PUEBLO LEDGER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-09
Coon IprA-Miss Ada Montrose.

4 Snor HIMsELF-Mr d. X. Jones, EN-
ployed on the steamer Celeste, now at
our wharf, shot himself in the hand,
yesterday, while drawing his pistol to
shoot negro on an adjoining boat, who
had grossly insulied him s. 81.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-09

Marriage and Gelibacy. an Essay of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also.
Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
powers. with sure means of relief Sent free of
charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address. DIR.
j. SKILLIN HOUGHfoN, Howard Associa-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa N0f III I aplI3m
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-09

STREET CAR POETRY Being poetical-
ly moved by what he saw while seated in
a street car the other day, young gent
expresses his feelings thusly:
saw her but moment.
Twas in fitting skirt"
How prettily she sailed along,
The charming little fiirt
saw her but q moment.
All twas pretty sight .
To see her tread the crowded street.
With footsteps Tree and light.
saw her but a moment
Yet swore by the "0ld Harry"
Tho pretty thing To ook at,
She would never do TO marryi
Tho saw her but moment,
Yet knew she was hirt,
By the jaunty airs she put on
As she swung her fitting skirt.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-09

I A SECRET FOR rms PUBLIc.-We have
heard of some dentists who don'tapprove
Of Sozodout What is their real objec-
ton TO it1 Simply this, it preserves the
teeth and sordid interests whisper that
the decay Of teeth is their bread and but
ter. Eminent members Of the profession
in all parts Of the country indorse aud
-a.o,,p,and ~
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Go tonight to the Good Idea.

GREAT NovELTY-We have received
from the manufacturers, Messrs. Meeker
4 Pickford No LOG Nassau street New
York, package of their invisible pho
tographs, which are very interesting, and
afford fund of amusement for the par
lor or drawing room. With each pack
age full directions are sent enabling any
man, woman, or child to become their
own photographer. Packages are sent
by the manufacturers on receipt Of fifty
cents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-09

AUCTION and Commission, by. NJ c.
Cayce, at No. 1892 Main street. Every
body should call on Cayce, for he has
something they want. a.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-09
NOTICES.

NOTICE.-DR. J. S. WHITE, $40 MAIN
IN street, will be absent from the city few
days. During his absence DIR. John II. Wat
kins, resident Physician of Allegheny Springs,
Virginia, can be consulted In his profession at
DIR. Whites office. who will give invalids all
necessary information regarding these celebTa-
ted springs. leI-lw
ELECTION NOTICE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-09

Notice.-We earnestly request our friends
not to pay more than five cents copy for the
PUBLIC LEDGER. We sell to the, newsbOys at
two cents a copy, thus allowing them over
hundred per cent. profit on every paper.