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fcittc SipSifeituttc

S0brpiGts fur teSs @sidlsbter, leSis oter psrsei
Iabct trant pttr seiiino. Or. 2armont's yarel,
apubruer u. Re,p Dpfsr drjtlidtsr Raibseter uns
SeirattssSubrtr 80. aufaac, 400 SeiteH, nit nabe'
at 100 anaiomiid,'n abbleunscn. uter 8elitiae unb
N,roensS6wdd.. Atiastrun9.n. nnirewtuiat
Sau,cr 8erufe, Smpcisns 8laisn. u. Nieren. llebe.
8rautbeiten Der Gs6teblss II. Sarnwert3eu9e unt
ibre Scietn. Wnaipmi. ber m1nnld5en II. ptlblid,ea
GsdIe1ts- orsan:. Die nsueiten Sorldnnsen ant ben,
Gstietc psr gbpiplcsie. europatide Sptai- YfariS
GuadlaIber. peren &siepte II. Spesifea, hes Bsrfa[
ieis ericl8re!de auren IN gatis IT, ecnbon II. I. {.
Das Bud wro. bidt rerrati periie9elt sf8en Gin
tcnbuns ben s1.50 rrrtoiret seri,not.
gasnt batan lest ertr!sloi.r u tartariibtr Be
Banblu:s nit OuedIlber 9ppaipa. g,niprisun3en,
aebun8,r,. ipe,ifi6en 9tttsn Ter Quad alber geBe1
sien 5niirumenten &C. tn eu9cbsn. trlte idb btess
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BtIesitr.. I ~, rbtr ppn be- .Gueriean Reps Cont
ramp. yar. III, Raiiauir. W.:D. onibaiFsn oSsi
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Wsp.Ycrt bon irus 10 bis Ra1mitta8s llbr 3n
Tatbe ,i:bsn.
qarmcnt nno i.iue5 Werfes burd anbere Set
tnnaen an."-~Gcwr rier oes qtats nnts"; "Gsutlds
Wefsrm"; nGispatt"; nStaaisseitun5"; nailaS";
.NRebicat Rcp' enc" II. + 10. (D
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Is. u il1ierie'@reifn anb @tGi.l In tsfitbia,n
81 'ier uns eunlmen nui Die Se. SOB tSrtl d
o fns In iSrantiurt q. W. tets Iu bahen
piirmaH & Ecmr..
(A-l Kr. 81, SGs.e ebarIsssT.
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ts: s;s \ n ia, tS pione MGesa,Nsn,
y pianpf~

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ri. 487, Bsitz8 Baltimore. nabc Bntb.
talt sets cine aiSpabl ter ittSniten (r,irumentt
eprrGtbid, stltu 3Ane II. Gd,5nbe esS Zones. itpit
Ddrerbalhafdt les 8nucs rittt ubttnoiier Uegoer
tErnfu. af0n pretbc iciiUNii rot IL iib,r eu9e iit
'eItt Fir iebts lEitnrmtut rilo flri Sabre sstar.
TIT, Qlte Riauos gsrben IN Idyhe asrpnn,tn fin
ncue. Reraratureu, tirmsR u. csrgtsiden HrbciteY
neroe1 plufiIid, u. dut uusaefibrt !SO'tS I2'Rtt'
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Iew.9prE IS. 3lH.-tGn ncu'r
@lnncr0nIn) Gitccm cas 9IrcitI.
rem rtDaN ans her Wipec gttcmmcE H..
BAT Cic =. 5li-tcnfc5rr 9rincritbaft" rjN,
ncue mp rpN acfIhrii.b,r; W}ltbbec or.
tuueen I'M JuNsiracr ttlcr @nta'N
dtn III tntbGbrn. DE Gtg'lbWr95nsllt
fca lol0rnoc lcir - oNiuH,r5" =. n.
W1ulfppftr lctrn az ten zraiercdtu
uno lbeinn ii,5 inter cirOrccr i'm
Shcrje bc umWbdllru. %rWih last
lt ttnr Der Sgplde ujcbcrIaalp unb
mdl5t ltb Gc2rn zen 6uGAdnNcr, 70 eaB
ccrleIte Cbeui1u5 iu Ypceu flHen muv.
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tut ctnrn 3uiaQ, attr b1lo erisnnt sr rit
pgr,netislte NbGttt bes @eiaHerea De
fer weiG Gh balo pbsn oui rGn Suag6rAcr
III istpWgtu uno raid, wr per SIsH
pre6t tr rtNen N0IC NIT tgm Nlumfi U.
rrm 3siGsiin9cr lu'Gmmrn uno btr.@t
cCTen WuNb nit ar hEUo, 60 trrldt
or hos Wibrej rGg nui etal Gprfn We
0enbn unp mlrgt om'Cltcr 'd't 81 Scet.
gEGhreno tLelcs ven ctGcM ccrrthirirU'.
eurtblutbrn bic 9!uoercU Gle Sd'htn eto
Wduar5 unp rtlnptru bcr Jnh0lt N1'
N brduttiH ltr , -- WiHuttn, mabTtNo
ncltbtr 3it esm Sgftr ccr Ethrm o.
ncmmrn III zoblir pi, WWeRopttF
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mattel, ctiu6pit Wup b;ruetlcs, cap IS
uiht TN 5Mnet Ia. Eira III madcn cecr
bic NGubcr u YcrirlRan. 81 mus tiHt.
1r Winptsn ltcacu birbrn, bis e0 nd Gu
tpn, mas rem 5trabsnTGub;rn Gttpcrn
,3cit 0inus scritrt, um E4 aus cIm
Staubf Ut NADER.
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Tpspepic - GoS .ieosrmann fast, muB patr
fem. QDsr baben bon eeutsIt rpelbsn Or. Strtd.
lambs toni dpe Mittei woblgstbar, 70 ban.
~ caisitc Iobtn ptren, bab mir ldleelib uns aeu6
fb0t eben, tsm pubIiium mitiutbeilen. bas mir in
her &bpi Hcm jeotsmali9tn gsbraud,e beIeIben Sci.
lung er,rar,en. 3'yum fctteru mir due bic NIT BE-
bauun8Stei3pesbcn cher Nsperi1wddbe betaten iirS,
@httlanS'5 Scnieum gu boeu. Ea1elte 1T Bel
Setb .. p ancs, SIR. 108, g9eit 8altimprsltr.
tn W ~ ington bti Spfepb n. Rairn !
Nrueer Al babsu
eTcepettauicr; u. gpae(cr h g o. uub
Gbpmi OF X 81 &, Baltimore, Wb.
Sl 50 b noton lei q bs. rtitair,
Sr. 37l, ia. Ioenus. (Sul6 1S)
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0sbr sJnneiinge,
bic Jbr bIrb i5rD9ntn gebeimer @e,

otpr SJnnSltnge,
bic Jbr bIrb 6rDbntn gebeimer 8e,
ippGnbeiten
eup ienss eefSktenbe, 6smutbpertsrbenbe, leitUsr,
nidttnoe easer Juset tcgsn babt, has uaierc Srrcr-
barler thut uHo uneren 3opuiIerr ;ablretbe 6pus
ttnGente ltsfert - eretf obne auil9ub gu . T.
@umannns 9ebens u fieRs urb
O oNitol-piIieH
Utes me!tbsrltmtcn Wdttel 9c9en ale Gus Su9euo.
ilrten entprnlenren uebsi b1bc'l Gul erf aInIug
Geluirtt uuc Elucuoe BEN Petcu, ibreu Die @tlurb.
bsI Wiebrraelcben. 8rllitinoi1e Sctlure pitb oa-
rautirt, pcHn tine 2rt rrrlcIen, uus Die WiittI
ictcr argewanot ptroer, Gin ItIiub miro ben
paticrten bacon uteitu3e1. Ssosr iplte, ebR er an
Seratb otntt ,eteic Wr5tnst'r sebrnulbei, ulo bn6
reretn. asobiitli, Siad unO Snirseen9ttt ,uIti-
tcbren.
0fice 9lr. 80,
sfort0ltr., Gdus.
BON eerinstcnfr,
&ebe Bit unb lag DID ron
&r. Se3unarr,
Sir. 80, Nort4itr,
,9du5 SDn 2eriugtcnlr.,
furiren Gr tGt bic Bis iett befonnten,
grDBten &uren gemaGt ais Der Gntbeder
Ter eiuseen u1icblbarfn 6eiImlltl se1fn aebeime
9rantbeilen. Die 9sbuneluuB. ueldbs er tmI6ldst
bat bic StItaun3 ter ausatithnetfer Ncrut por
paris, 2cnbcn 1t. Hdp0cri uuo br turd8inaiger
bnuernoe Ss!lunG oeridlnmRtcu ,fiue bon
ttn3etrreerter cultleud't, GcnpubPt, Gtrlttltren
(p1lnrBtren BercnSura), SersrSscrura Der
8criteber- Oriiic, neteln fosiLbe stner geWiGes
eebsin,tu cusbnsctt ibre 6riitsui
rtr, an!t., II. T. 70 II. ~.
bif 5ur mcralht5r 8siotfbeit srlanGt irerhen taHn
penn Ger yateut iid an ItIis wlnbst, aui nGren
ieifen. Uci1td &riabrin5 man Ntb cerlaiien fanr.
Get Dr. . d. luntann IN unerer Ulilie NA els
9ei!flnitltr neoer1eialen bat iinb ole ptelen Sds.
loeldpe unter ietuc Uebaneluna gstcmmcn iino Imnt
lid = cbns sine enj,gc Iu5rabn,c etbeilt fp9,bea.
&ini9e eerielben beiianesr isit Sabrtn.
Vticnbsre Auimerliam'ett piomet CT alien 2eieer
bet gel9lsGSs IL Sarror61ne. iuie @Onorrtbe Ca.
rtenilUb, Gtrifuren IN teoer Bcrn &roufbetttn ber
Hitren. gIale Ii. goib't. 0ruie Dtrtural.9eioe
u. SaIsate!n, pie Ibfrbaurt SYPHILIS I'M erel,
itreen ertitca gjraee lne efbltdIe.
Or. Z hum1nn's Semetbost Ter GcnprrhSf
IL be pplifcmmeniie, be cs 9bt itt Ut bic tur5eif,
i6ere u. beiis Der 1ranie ,rbait feinsn sopatp
Salllm, feils Guteben feiu CetreRtnSl, roG onbrIe
Gte erItBenee eabtu; ouorrn be neilrr9 er'cgt In
sme Eaaen obre G6ler3en. rbns unbtluembleit,
obns Ienosulnq Ger Oiit.
Damen bon 9tuspdrts, Die Or. G6urlann nm Ra.h
tu frd3cn punidtn t6nreu oseieS br.efltd tbun. G.
Srleie an bR pulen cine Golnla,Ie entbaiieit, um
tfanltpcrtet at peroen.
slrSensteu psrotn mad alien Geesnteu bes parbes
geiarti.
lRun psls;fe ustpt osc
Gffite; slr. 80, sfcrtbfrabs,
(sug29loO 5altimote Wo.
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Ssrst ftiiume 6Sre Drn 9imorrtoioen
our9 81. StLidaut's p6mDr.
rhrlIeu,DtiteI beIeitilt.

Sr. Gle6 aus Snnespills, g3sccniin, iteilt sum
9eitcu oner nit oen Sdmrrrtpiheu Setafttt = nit,
hdh CT Sabre lana on can; bGenrtiaeuS Sdnorrboben
GelitteIt urb fem 8rieer aus gleitsm guuoe, ben
taS lcte f6rmti0 .GeIdbm. hatte ais urbcilbar ans
benz RlttlroicniteStrnb ,purec. @eite tSbIt
trourtSen Sale murben bprd etnc Slaid)G bon Or.
eotrtdlano'8 6anlorlbccen Wiittet 9ebcbeu. Die
GmpicbIun8 oieier Setren, fr>pis bic aueereem tSa.
LID bel Or. Strtd!anb singebcneen 3eugriic foater
patteuten lber,euScu. bpb ole iGpierigiten eiuaes
tieebtsn Halle oIro5 Dr.. StridIanb'S blmcrrboetn.
Whttel aebcilt moreen ueberaa balltn Mpctbefer 20
petrdtbtg; in pa timprs sen 9. Sauce
gtr. 203 Wet Satttmpreir,; IN afbington
Spfepb g9. " atrn& Sruoer.
@toboFr'6ifer: VI. Spgcler & 30. uHb
Sbcm fpn n Bl q, Baltimore Mb.
Sn " bin6tcn bel Is bs. Gbrihtani,
Hr. S7l, ia. Accnue (Suli8lO
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DttD Sundel,
yir. 65, Siio GaD 8 etrake.
gcote,, g3bisscp,
SamaIsa Hmtn,
Cpauae,
Sit Gpe u,is
ssouvbpn sSbise,ps,
Trrr i.f.1fs. ~ .ss n, WcfcIs
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Ole rapiiale Yeriammluns In G /.
9puts, wsihe bsrufsn mar, UNI bic 20.
litit pes YrdiosLten Su pereammcn. mar
cine pptt6nei9e Wibasburt. gs Rdren
nur siu paar reutlbe pabuiinnissSdrtr9
aawslsnp. l5r. @retprius ron Der ngSslfI.
%Of" uaS Der farbise &eensr Scnsapn
aus Obic tisltsn 8epen, Ginc iparctse
Sslstlibaii,
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S5 babe Sbre Rr. Raftme BET oerf&,ceen,u,
S1uhm.tt iO,9taliie II. srineld Yrobht iine ertart
te rbne .3aubern fur cine febr por3l8Itde
sfaFfne. Sic arbet.et raid II. strduItb!os H. lttert
ttn vol q emmeneS Stud darbett. ffr
S.S 5u M. Sdu5' H. Ghtst.Jabrifaut
VIZ, ~. aanoppbiE., Gssosc, 81.
Gtu &C. Sutt 1865. 's .... n
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Ole aulmsttamiet bot g @uetbsru, 8let.
ber-. @ DUB. Ii. Stietel- -8abrtta n.
ten, &utf9sn- n-Iufpubert. unb anefru,
bic cine RAID. leitbt- Ii. baucrbaft artvttsnbe
piuteritid NGarlaI1ine
trcurtt ltnien ,pir eui ecle neuefe Grl6enuus auf
rent 4ibmaitiner- Getisle.
Die slr. Tdtmai6ine fir Sabritdnten
1T BON beipnb;rtr gr6ft iebr tart II. irifls. ire'
Jn banbbateu, wtri8 gerduit ma6enb; fir itee Grt
Hdbsrei - cpm biuuiien 9attune bis gum ciiiien
qsbtr - sngerit.tt unb NIT taumwousre,n, Times
r.n, u. ieiosnem Karen eleu) cut arteitenb. Ob6or
felt &urteu I'm Nlartt', fuo ttet iWabirtn btrelts
In 9rober 3abl BET 8abrantsu u ganStu Yarte tu
Seprante unb Seexrnann IA nit linen ausuebmeab
.uirissen.
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Nee sli!NaltnaS MrenM0 !

q be y unq u en- 3 Nctenb J
Inter &orantis ecr Seilun8 beimer Sraut
ttrn Ssi allen Errlbe'crn gu tatcn. Mar
bctlan9c bcS SurSiirsS Srsunb n(tte s)cmg Rer's
Sricub)' Dtit ist.r edtat,tel crbdl man cine @re,
iHure ubfr Gle Spmpipne unb gebaneuu9 sebeimer
aran'bctten, pSer man iann bic SGrift Ge,ttbsn,
nenn man an 'DcuHe Wsn'S Brien6r, 8pr &c. Gin.
etnnait, i4tsibt rne btm 8rtefe eins eat s.y f.
martf sctls8t. sn 9aIt more an taten tet
g. . Sauce,
(Su.t1 ,l2wte.) SIR. 2D8, GaItimpeIr.
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Sn gB lminstpn, Del, puree Or.
s. 3. S66newalb's Wpbnung UNI $1,000
In 0clp. S35 In Silbsr unb 10 Gsrtiffdtr
Der .Wilmtnstcn.N .Nanteiier.9atn" be-
lp9lsn.
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hA- Scsssfale in 8pise BON Ginssebruhg.
--nau bTetnet eat iabrllb an otr S6ptnolu6t IN
Seimitel Ge8en bieie arantbeii teigeu. ater bapcn
hidi eet: auo9 MAIDEN wonen. 2ritt bic S6mnciudt
snerit auf 10 fbbl, man SGn,srseu u. 2rIden il, Der
9ruit NIT S&merattmsn pettunten. galb feat iidb
Suiten Elm, iptnn cer Jtei, ntbt scbpbSu wirb, uns
iebe anitrcn9ura 3na, &nSpurie stt benz lstel neut
Wabruns u lens eun8en,- . atfam be,
ttwihtlst foiclt eie S6merjen II. ben 8ei, tn ben
SerannNn 9Dten, tbut bsin Suiitu Gintalt II. beust
benz auStruCte oet Sdminbiuat Dor. Or teilt trahte
aun8en. bic man id'cn titr unteItar 9etalieu. 4
Su babsn b.l ~
Setb 9. Sancc,
fpfpte tei allcu S6nolern nit Samilier- -Weti3intn
ffduI
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2euantHe.

!3eusnids.
Infer Waitnh uno her ,faitor bateu Belbe 9bre
III. l wtai4ne auf perd!seenen Sipilsu - pom
itwerher 9litirrl'ber un6 itiuaen 8atierhite II
Sauus bic gum eiinuhen 8erebten Yar,ere - obnt
bic spanning ~ rerdneer. 9rurbIitb pIobrt u. ss.
prltt. nno mir tnesn, bab Nt auf all II Stei-
ten etnen ppfltc meren 9 Il &, matbt.
50 BIN &leteerbarbier Sabtitant tate bic SinesI'.
ltt II. arbsre Had,tnen SABRE lang ptobirt un6 ers
uSre rbn: Bebentcn Sbrt Rr. Sbit. Wlaitine iu,
wtitaus Bite &c it, bon aGen. bic mir s,braudbt.
Bttltam sod. SleioerIS6ubltr u.s lbritant, 0s.
III. 2afeitr, ebieaso. 9a.; ben Is. 9u 1895.
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.JtlI I iuo SGtlNWs
Gin tal5es Duecup ppu peutIhgn pa.
otfu;sn in Naiboille Fat cine @ui'
ticn lcsgrloiTen, II meIher Der GprgrC5
duiSsfpresrt nib. cen pyaiieenten 9cbH.
lcn neutrality-suspicious. iu perfeBeR mo itI
ftnts 2tmte5 III tntbeben. beren S@twp.
iag, iptt fctBt, lIutrt: oGinen Wdnn, eCr
70 Irne 0rwalt eurCb ShoHung ron .}u.
fdreen, wtide btn &cim ess neuCn Bur
Nrrtricgcs IN lid tragcr. miBtrautt bat
nrN tret Sabre larger I'M Nalte III bel1l-
fen. taltsn bic llnttBethneten fur @er-
ratt an ter Hepublit. Sie srahten ea
bdber iiir brin1euc gebcten, rap pisitr
Wtarn wsscnSsrlstun9 Der GpnltitutIrn,
unterosr sr Icin Gmt betleicet, weaen iei.
ner @srahtuns iur bic Gonsrreeelsse In
@ntla8Hultanc ptriest uno ietnes @mtls
entlebt ptroe."
liner ben llnter,eihnstcn belineet Gtb
aud Der betGnnte .Sr. ShulBe. 2turned,
peltcr lth einit rubnlte, BON 9rdlietns
Spbnlon gum Gonlut In Bremen CT.
nannt III Iein. SeTdnnttt6 fclen bic
tcutlben raeifulen Sldttsr ban,ats MT
tbeno lter ion Der uno nanGten ion Ct.
nen ni6ispurei9en Sdubtad, Summler
&c. Sect, mo Shulge.1 1burnsd rie er-
wdtuts watniinnise Yetttipa untsrihrit.
ben Bat, III er In ben Iu9en bsrfeiben ru.
pitalsn gldttsr Elm etrenptriber Warn,
bsTen llnterltrtft nit beioneersm Rad.
erud erwatnt wtrb. Das nennt man
Gcn1taufn,. (8eltsfre.) ESQ
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NNIIH HtI UIUNNlb JttINIBHNT NIp
allen fDnliinen Wlntferleipen

8tpI06I mo, iolien g nd Nlr bepnbtren Nui9abt
madden, r. e dum1nn III NtalBe III Iehen; tr N
elm 2trlt her In Baltimore bbd;t rortbeIIb1 tetGRu
III Iuc ME @twae oerpribt pas er nCbt ~ eiiteH
I'm Siarbe 1T. Sanen ttnnen in tbrer yripatpOs-
ming In auer 5telsn btr Gta6t teiutt merseu. Col
Gc, ole auEcrhab esr Staot poer In ret.er Frrue mob
uet, tbnueu in eeS Dolors Trrot. Jnobnuu9 Wdbrrn6
bee Bc'trubettcS mt arJt!bsr ghsge pcrlegen un6
bStSiItD rUeroen.
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NlssJ a3psDtsggi4 ssaGatttesi"NSQ
seinen ibre @riFrrte fir &Gnsac.bSsahIuna
?eerhonen uno 9,riisn9sieer piiuttiid, burt
4r:en rcH Sffsiercn her gant. II. Seematt nod Aus
9op,mcnoea aitaitanse. Man mclte I'D bel
g9ni, y, StIi.
Jie5tstnngs' Glatn,s (Iniprih8). .Sireau
Iii. TO- ~. .stapttteiir, Salt, Nb.
sfs- Gne NuSturt mirS gratis ettbetft. - gu,
rieie miinsn eiEeu StcmDei ,ur gtIdisubuua
Der ghlilpprt enibalien. (Ipl21S)
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Die farbise BspptlsruHg cer Stoet
2leraubria In GiTginiep bGadBt ;ut
3eit 1868 @cclCu.
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Sbr 9Iebe otrbef'etis Ssb:i!antru. Raidne III bi,
sene tus Sgnsiest tte ID lc teupst. urb Id babe IN
mstnSm Gsitafie in Sabren cine gierae Raittnsa
pteeri. a9as SanssTeit. Salsrbaitisteit H. .raItes
@Tpeitea aneslaneti n lie RnlbertroiieI,,
Btant 0apenpprt aieiesrtinSIst
EsH Is. San. 1865.
GroDer s Saeer'Tbe
" d MA obinen= Is m poauie.
yfr. 181, YaltimDrtitf.
V Saltimo.re.
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wpbnt 8 5auccerar.. Rr. l81. Cgcs4, ,8Rr
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-10
Attempt to Burn all the Colored Churches
in Petersburg.

A correspondent of the Richmond Dis
patch, writing from Petersburg on the
LIST inst, says
Alarms of fire have lately been quite
frequent, though with but little cause.
But last night two fires occurred of a Sc
rlous character, indicating Enthusiastically
the presence Of gang of incendiaries,
who, 1t is feared, will not be arrested in
their villainous designs till a large
amount of property is destroyed.
About clock the schooi-house con.
nected with the colored Methodist Church,
on Union street, was discovered to be on
fire, and it was burned down before the
flames could be extinguished. The church
itself took fire several times, but was res
cued without serious damage.
While the fire was raging another of
the African churches was ignited. and
was burned to the ground before efficient
assistance could be rendered-the first
tre absorbing all the attention of the
tremen. This was the largest and most
costly African church in the city, though
not yet entirely completed. 1t was built
OF brick, and in process of erection be-
fore the war. 1t was then secured against
injury from the weather, TO be finished
of at a more convenient time. 1t would
have been credit TO any colored con-
gregation in the South.
1t is reported that attempts were also
made during the night to fire the other
colored churches.
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Law Side Common Law and Chan
Gerry Court

Law Side Common Law and Chan
Gerry Court
OF the city of Memphis.
CLERKS OFFICE, May |. 1866.
Rolondo II. Arata. Plaintiff
VS.. SAttacbnlcnt suit,
VIM. ii. Lane, Defendant.
A FFIDAVIT FOR ATTACHMENT HAv-
n ing been made in this case in pursuance of
section 1856 Of the code of Tennessee, and at
tachment having been issued and returned by
the proper officer levied, etc.. on the property
of the defendant, VIM, II. Lane. tits therefore
ordered, that said defendant appear at the
Court House. in the city Of Memphis. Tenn. ION
or before the second Monday In June next, and
defend this suit or the same will be taken for
confessed as to him and the case set for hearing
ex parte, and that a copy of this order be pub
lished once a week for four consecutive weeks
in the Public LEDGER.
JOHN DONOVAN. Clerk.
A copy:
R. K; FURNACE, Attorney for Plaintiff.
my3-1aW4t
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Victor Hugo and the Barber.

The Paris correspondent of the New
York Tribune cites a lively illustration
of Victor Hugo's singular habits O
writing, and absence Of mind. In l84(
the author of Les Miserablesn and
friend had chambers on the Place Roy
ale, and frequently would meet at on,
Mr. Brassiers, barber and hairdresser in
that quarter. The friend says:
Going in to be shaved one morning,
said: We'll, Aonsieur Brassier, how is
business to-day?' Excellent, sir, excel,
lent; in fact, almost more than can al
tend to. Balls and parties everywhere.
Here, you see, is list of thirty ladies
whose heads are to be dressed between
now and evening Dropping in at Bras
sier's few days after, l asked And
how did you get on with your thirty lady
customers the other day?" Don't
speak of it; couldn't attend to more than
half of them; and just lost dozen or so
of good customers, all along of Mr.. Vic
TOR Hugo
But how did Victor Hugo have any
thing to do with it p why this was the
way Of it, sir: Five minutes after you
left, in he came and seated himself in
this very chair. put the napkin about
his neck and was on the point of putting
my.brush to him, when, suddenly waiv-
ing of my hand, he cried out wait a
minute And with that he took out his
pencil and began fumbling in his pocL-
cts for something he did not find. Then,
all at once, seeing sheet Of paper on
the table there, he took possession of il
and fell to writing In spite of my hurry,
| was willing to wait for him, but he,
without paying any more attention to me
than though ! had been at the other end
of the town. kept scratching on, stopping
now and then to bite the end of his pen
Gil. Write away, | said to myself, but if
you can read it afterward you are lucky
one. 1t was horrible scratch, sir, you
may believe me And they pre-
tend that he is good writer
Then said to him respectfully, When
you are ready, sir. In second, said
he, and on he goes with his seribble;
stopping for minute to look at the cell
ing, and then at it again; /, meanwhile,
you understand, with brush and soap-cup
In hand, and ready to burst. Finally. / !
ventured to say, Beg pardon, sir, but
an eAlreHeiy OuSy 10 DAY. u, busy |
are your says he, SO am |, and with |
that he got up and went out You have
forgotten your lat, sir, said |. Why,
TO be sure, said he, with smile, and |
.clappedd it on, and went away without
being shaved
." Now, boys, / called to my journey
men, yon have not minute to lose /; |
You will go straight to the addresses |
give you The list here-but where is
the listY 1t was on the table there a |
moment ago. said one Of the boys. Are
you sure Perfectly Will you be-
lieve me, sir, it was on the back of that |
list that Mr. Victor Hugo had been writ
ing; and he carried it off with him all |
covered with his quail tracks, and that's
the way he lost me my customers"
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