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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-10
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pirb ttsrmit ssssssn, eae Der 1nterssI@nsis dfs
@rseuicr BON Der 6intsrlansnf1aft btr ssitiSts
tensn 6 Gattartna Gbert Istittn SsA
Daidtnston aaunf6ip. es&a Gaunty, stuahnt
wOrrsn 10. Aae Diisnissn batsr, ru,I6t ned
an tsiaets 5iutnlaNeni&aft i&ulbsh, ln6 aufas.
iorrsIt innsIealb 8 sBo3sn an3uruftn nnb abiu.
ss,at!sn'-une SOl6s. bic non rs&iha6iss an-
!pradt eab'n. inb sIa&fa1s nfu&t iol&s inner.
eals etn' ndmliHsn 9siiraum wObIbsaatist ein-
su8anbtssn ali - -
Saeeb 1stman, er
HPftl III, 1866. nq3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-10
raS Uei,t.Stunoen SyGsm

gSai tingtcn 4 Npril. Die Gommittc,
br6 8cprcientantcnbauiss fir @ui6tSipeicn be.
idlrS bcute bic einfIbruns beS Ndt Stunpen
SDitcmS in alien &e9isrun9S. .8crtitdtten gu sr.
fI6rcn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-10
Petroleum ale t11ittsi sssen Die ero

ica fid nad rclicreii @tcbadtunsen iebr gut
bctpdbrcn. 3u bieitlii 3ipede bat man eincr
SisBtanne boil sSuiler eirea einsu SbeclcHcl poa
4etrclenm 5u5uIeBen nnc gut unBuribrcr, ba.
init Bet ftarts 1crud iid BEN BaIIer anbsnse.
Nud bat Der Sunitsdrtner @eIic bic Seobads
tuns semu6t, bdb bie Ssete, uuf benen baS Sabr
pcrbcr 3webeln seipabien trareii, bon ben Orb.
flpben bcridont blcbsn uno bic bort ipadIcnbcn
iunscn 4fan,cn ban bieiem llnsejlefer nid)t 5u
leiben babcn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-10
pabIcn in Rantas une Detroit.

g t. scnis, 3. Sprl Sas san,e Uni.
cn6-Sidet an bciicn SpiBe gr. @pupernor Gar.
neD aIS @aDcr ianb, ipnrbe seitern in 9copen-
iportb, &aniaS, ertpdblt Die Stimmen,abl ipar
bic itdrtite, bic biS icbt abgescben ipurbc
Setrcit, @Ridisan, g. Npril. Die seitri.
gen StartipabIen I'M san5en Staate @i6isan
er9cbeu enen bctrd6tIIden repubiIanilben &C.
miuu
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-10
Stactuabl in Cincinnati

Gineinnati 3. slpril. @ei Der seitri.
gen Stabtipabl iic9tc ba6 llnicntdst nit 5000
Wtebrbcit, 3ippIf &epublitancr, gaaanbis.
bam'S Senctratcn unc Gin unabbdusissr Ganbi.
bat ipurben fur ben Stabtratb ertpdbIt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-10
Zinc NierFmiiroiaFfit.

Settcn Samsta9 bradte bic Sanbpumpe ei.
nes SeIbrnnnsns bel 9itbcIe ans Der sicfe bon
1000 SuB einen Iebcnbsen Slid bcraut Der
aber nidt lan9e lebtc. Gr IN bier 3ca lang
bon brduner 6arbe; uno bat feline susen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-10
@ NdGri6t.

Ma&ri&t pire tirsur& sss.bsH, Sab etne
Wabl eur& bic Nitslisesr Der ,.ttniSn seatnfet.
tissn Geusr'8sr ii&srunss .@sit1fGaft" aftaitsri
psresn foa, auf Samiiass esn %. NpriI 1869,
am Gaiftauie bon 6 GtarIssDstr, h
StsssrsSile, Norb . Wtsiitaa aamfAp. es@a
@auntY, fiir ben Gnt,usd 10 Dteftsrsn far bas
stntretsnbs Sabr fiir seba1te Gcmpasnle au sr.
wdtlth. Die Datf bssinat Tim lltr unS pirs
bio A bss Na&mttass OHsa sstaltsn pnbtn.
.: 8. Saftian, prsiioent.
Gpril 10, 1866. uo3rsi
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-10
BON Der 1rCebaebuua.

Sarris burs, 5. Npril Die gerbanb.
lunssn beS SenatS paren beute obne aQssmsi.
nsS Sntsrsiie
SauS. Gin 0eieb paiiirte. tpsI6eS bic
Sanfen, ipclde iid in 3ationaI- 9anfen umse.
ipancet babcn, bon Der SerbinbIibteit frciipridt
mad pem l. SuIi 1868 ibre ausHebenben altcn
sicten einjul6ieu
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-10
mabI in Eavton. Ohio.

SaDton, Sbc, 2. NpriI SaS llnicns.
Sidet in bieifser Stabt 1T init 800 @sbrbeit
9epdblt Sur aIs @oDcr 1T Gin Democrat nit
elmer 9crinscn @sbrbcit gcipdblt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-10

& ir npab l. Mn Otter. .GRcntas tpur.
pen in Der Ssutid-Iutbcriideu ct 4auIuS &ird,
IN gaentcipn, fclgcnce tSerrcn aIS Scamtcn fin
Pas iaufsnee Sabr se,pdblt GbarIeS &cubarr
|Siaae Sreinis, @eubcn orlfrid unb Scilc &ed
bu aeltsifen nno SenrD pprn unp GbaS. Sclt
bu gcritebern.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-10

@ 9ot Gcuitabcl Satcb Nf. @lbe bal
|pdbrenp BEN Sabre cnpiseno am l. Npr 1866,
hidlt peniger ats 1888 Nrmcn i'm Staticns.
baufe bstpfiset unb beberber9t.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-10
wid,tia fur SanouerPer.

@idter Chapman sntidisb an bsm Iebten Ger,
mine Der @cntscmerD Court, baB Gin ssssn Gin
altes @cbdube, nit eincm ncusu anbau unb
Nusbeferun9sn all bem qltsn, seridtlid einse.
tra9encS Sane,pericrS 9ien obsr 9fanbrcd,t
rebtsfllt9 1T, unb baB in ioIdem Sale bas 2iei
an bsm san5en 0ebduoe baftst, ssrabs 70 ais Oh
bahelbe gahjlid neil ip6re
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-10

bS"Sos 9cd,paiicr pom 2ten Npril, fanb
bsi Sacramento, Californian. 5 3oa bGbcr, als
irnit bel 6ribiabrs- -nebcridpemmungen Sa6
9uno 1T anf bunssrts bon @ssn ilber1utbsi
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-10
Or. 0. st. 0aIm.

sstSt htsIeur6 tenn pubIIium on. bae er feline OF.
fec uno aeOtnuns an bic sis Stros., n5,bltsb BON
Der 5amiIton StraBr une twar iini,rn Don 6o.
esntues 9aataus sstlsst bat. peSvn itin,
ore unet Oba1t au nsbmsn bslistsr.
@pttl 10. noar.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-10
SeHentli6e Na6ri6t.
I'm bic Sarbe5abler BON @eifenburs

3aunftip.
Nttmst Oba&t: Sab Der Bounty.
aar on BEN 2iaen Aprt, bur& bas 8oare tu
S6ulbisttortn aiisiilrt rertsn pirb. psl6e H&
psrfammeln ,psresn an bsm @alltauIe BON SpIb.
ud Seibsriins. - llno ba6 bic 5ar GoGetturen
nit ben Sdrssrn BON bsiastsm aaunf1ip sulam-
mentrtffsn fpsrben ME foIst
am 26asn gpril. am @aa5auf. ron . ttst
.Stp.
am 27Rm gprtl, an @aa5auI. bon Sunas
u. t!tnsst.
gm 2sHsn aprit, AM @aasaui. son Spft.
ua Setberlins.
gm 3Oam april, am @altauf. bon gItas
W WerIp- fiir ben Gntapsd bie aarsn ,u em.
pfanssn. Drombts BsJubluns 10 ssrlanst. ossr
bic @titbs rsrbsn unpn,dsIit In 8raft ssisbt.
Nuf gsrorbnuns Ger Boarb,
S. 4. @ttinaer, Secretdr.
@pril 1O. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-10
Eie 3u6erernte in 6uba .

@euDort, 5. slpril Slus Soabanna tpirb
beridtet, eab bic 3nferernte nm serinser ien
ipirb aIs man eripartcte.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-10
acknowledgment scr GIcar6,Io sanr

SarriSbn 5. Npri Sa5 @crftt,
ais ici bic GIeurFclc Sant inIclpent, III ullbe.
Srilnoct Sbre sctcn nnc purb etaatspapcrc
gclihert uno tperccn BON StaatS Nupitcr uub
ben rftliben Ngentureu prompt cinaclSit,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-10
g E + be etratbe t.

Gm 7tsn Disits, bur6 ben Gtrw. 8. G&en,
Ssrr @barlss Gtris, NIT Diff 8lcra anna Na.
gel. beibe pon bislsr Siatt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-10

s@Die Nsu- Sn tp @eitB3ehuns bat F& Ser.
tast osns sInsn Sesinistsn Stdatsn SsnatOr su
wwdtlsn. Dice ta aud ni3t wts 90 lein louts.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-10

Hopi,tdre Nreife
farbtu
pppuldren 9anbel
I'm =, .ls,
AsppuIdren Stpbr :,
Miltpn S. Rrdmer,
@asnto pa.
Smmenfe MttrafttDtett
gSadren flr Gdfet. re-"
ssfauft unb fir eai& unb sstttistm Greett Sr.
iauft. q.
Ssbeutenbes Sinfen Der preife (!
0rDber SAL bes @plbes !
Of tsmpOrar Ubsr permanent, pirb ntdt ana.ae.
bsn.-8oIb BON $500 auf si27 asfausn
unb SaumuOle 80 Gsnts per pfunb.
,Stanbarbs W daren
wrbm isbt 80 f&wsrsm 8rluRe fir BEN Gabrt.
tantsn ssrtauft.-pc@ biss tat ttr ni6ts uu ts.
ttutsn, bsnn
Wf. &. 2r q mer
1T ptrpaiGtd. S6riit nit Der Belt ax toften,
il& nod osm Muaftalts su .i&tsn unb mad ME
p,r fOrt,ufabrsn
Den 6anoel su leten uno Sortbtite Bu
bieten,
wtlGe isbsr Competition trctsn. Stit 2. Mvrtt
babe Id cine pOlfdntiss GuewabI BON
3eit9emdben Demen OreB, ,@aaren
In GROCER gari,tat. Int nsueasn Styls, Ia A..
fdmadpcuer @nsietunsslraft unb 3u slnsm
bsipislOs ttaissn grefs Offsrirt.
Stapets ts@i iter
fnS In ben mannisfalisasn Scrtsn Sortahsen,
Ws: @ebleibte unb unsebleidbte Waf.
felins,
3uint9s. eslnta&u, 9stts,us.. gssds, fafsi.
tii&sr &C., f6wis atls @sssnadnbe, psIat
In btfss Ga& sinfalassn unb far BIN "a
5auStstatf nSttIs flnb. au
@S9lid nieeerffen prsiien. ,.
Sd ssbs bhlsIts Mot fpsslftlrt an. iusrt. as.r
fur tpeni9cr Selb bic Daaren sulau.
fen. ais man ile icnawo btfOmmsn tann.
Sbawls, MdnteI, Mantillen, Satques
&c. In srOesr Naswatl. ..-
SudG Gafiimeres, Swsess, Seans,
0frumS 30
Dtsfss T.tartrn,ent empRns In bt.le.m Sriit.
iatre zine bsicnttte Qufmefiamftit unb umfoht
bic nsuslsn unb ntpiinfhislsn s5,Itlinas. .Stvfs.
relte tsm 9ei&made btr 9Itn unb U1tthIfdts
rissn, bet, gouns Mmsrlea unb tsn aiutern
entlprs&sn unb ssssnwartIs au ben
8olo=Stanoaro.preifen
pnfauft tpsrbsH. au& babe ID bic auss.wd9t.
ttasn "a
ET9l Wroffrifs H.,
4LN 81 prsifth, ,pslds Ssbtn anb ant atss
,,ussn, ba6 aar'
Me. q 3rdmer'S Gtobr
Der s'rtasllSaftsis Ylas fdr psrfensn ~, Hsl9e
bon ben
beifen unb frifbeifen 8aaren
unb 3u ben
Nteberiten Marftpreiiett
cine ausrpabt su trtiTsn rdnl6sh.
slIss NOS Id bsrlans., bthstt BARN. al iou,s
msn unb I'D psrfSnli& ju dtsr3eusen. 90 btes
te 8crtbsils. ptId, ron teintm ,upsrldllIaeu ge.
i6afts9aufs ttr Staet ltrbotsn tperbsn lSnnsn.
Wilton s. &r6mer,
@ds bon Watit.Squdrs unb 6amiltch
bsh eagle 5Otsl" ssssnabst.
aptil 10. 1866 nd
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-10

tins austpatt 3u trtTsn mdnlGsh.
allss pas Id Ssrlunss. btastt barin, Al ioais
nnsn unb I'D perfSnliG ju dttr3susen. % btes
te 8cribsils. tptI&. ron teintm supsrld((lasu ge.
fGaftataufs ttr Statt iitrbcten psrbsn iSnnm.
Nilton s. &rdmer,
@is BON Natit.Saudre unb 6amiltsh
bsii eagle 5OtsI" sssenabet.
Qptil 10. 1866 ma
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-20
POETRY.
GOING HOME.

Where are you going so fast, old man.
Where are you going SO fastf
There's valley TO cross and river to ford,
There's clasp of the hand and parting word
And tremulous sigh for the past. old man,
The beautiful, vanished past.
The road has been rugged and rough, old man
To your feet It's rugged and rough;
Bat you see dear being with gentle eyes
Has shared in your labor and sacrifice:
Ali that has been sunshine enough. old man
For you and me. sunshine enough.
How lsng since you passed Ger the hill. old
Oflife, Ger the top Of the hill?
Were there beautiful valleys on tn otner sac
Were there flowers and trees, with their
branches wide,
To shut out the heat of the sun, OLD man.
The heat of the fervid sum-
And how did you cross the waves, old man,
OfsorrOw-the fearful waves
Did you lay your dear treasures BY. one by one.
With an aching heart, and dod's VIII DC
Hinder The wayside dust, old man
To the graves meath the wayside dust 4
There Is sorrow and labor for all. old man
Alas! there is sorrow for all
And you, peradventure, have had your share,
For eighty long winters have whltehed your
hair, , , /,
And they've whitened your heart az well, old
Thank God your heart as well.
You're now at the foot of the hill, old man
At last at the foot Of the hill
The sun has gone down with a golden glow,
And the Heavenly City lies just below;
60 Ia through the pearly gate. old man
The beautiful. pearly gate.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June l9.-The President
to-day, sent in the nomination OF Gov.
Holden, of North Carolina, to the Sen
ate, as minister to San Salvador.
Mr.. Garfield, of Ohio, called up the
motion to reconsider the vote by which
The bill to establish a National Bureau
OF Education, was rejected, and the mo-
ton being put the question prevailed
yeas 76, nays 49, The bill was then read
for the third time and passed-yeas so,
nays a.
In the House, Mr. Rogers, of New Jer-
sey, presented the minority report of the
Committee on Reconstruc elton. 1t is a
long document, consisting Of elaborate
arguments in favor of the President $
policy, and the immediate admission of
the Southern representatives. 1t takes
the ground that State can neither with
draw nor be expelled from the Union,
and the war was to preserve and not to
destroy the States. The report concludes
with a eulogy on the policy and mo-
tives of President johnson.
The remainder of the session Of the
House was consumed on the consiGera-
ton of the new Army bill
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-20
From New Orleans

New ORLEANS, June 10 Cotton steady,
sales GOO bales, low middling 36l@ SHE,
middling ,4Oc, to-days receipts 1896,
against $500 bales last week, exports
1858 bales -four, superfEe $40 so; corn
SS4c oats SEE; hay $25; pork $50
bacon steady shoulders l62c; sides &c;
tobacco firm, fair slt@Sl6i gold Az
bank sterling 62l@65ci New York ex-
change par; freights to New York !! /; to
Liverpool ! to Havana l.
Johnson, notorious Boston thug, was
murdered last night by buffer, at the
Great Ridge House. johnson received
nine shots and six stabs Both of the
parties held commissions in the military
police, and went under false names, but
they we're well known They were the
last of the thugs, all of whom died vio-
lent deaths.
The latest Red river reports are I'M
favorable to the prospects Of the crops
on the overfowed lands.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-20
A Ganflaman in Hnnns

The Quebec Morning Chronicle has
the following: Will the ladies counte-
nance the innovation? During yester-
days drenching rain we met gentle
man having on an India rubber over
coat. the skirt of which at the lower
edge, was expanded by means of strip
of cane, similar to that assumed by the
ladies on the first introduction of hoops.
We readily venture TO admit this tres
pass on the ladies' department, inesmuch
as it affords equal protection to the lower
limbs, as the umbrella to the head and
shoulders, particularly so IN the event Of
high winds. We venture further to pre-
dict that the amount of comfort deriva-
bic from the simple contrivance will in
sure its general adoption.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-20

some years in the third ward, and was
respected there. When the war broke
outhe enlisted 10 Capt 0'Rourks's com
pany Of the 9Th regiment, and went to
the army of the Potomac. He was
wounded in the battle of South Moun-
tain, and for long time lay in the hos
pitai in Washington--his daughter Molly
a constant attendant and nurse TO him.
| He died in the hospital, and the young
girl, earnest in love for the Union, re-
NAMED at Washington as nurse in the
hospitals there, and rendered no slight
service in taking care Of the wounded
Federal soldiers.
In a few months her health was i'm
paired and it was necessary to send her
home. The many friends she had made
among the surgeons in charge of the
hospitals furnished her with the necessa-
ry means, and they also sent letters here
detailing what a noble work the girl had
done. Upon her returning home she
was at once placed in the school of the
Nunnery to be educated, and has there
been pursuing her studies. Having sew
eral relatives and acquaintance In the
First regiment, she determined to accom-
pany, and do all she could for them.
The Sisters have endeavored to dissuade
her from the idea, but without effect. TO
go she is determined.
Yesterday evening she was at the ar
mory dressed in the suitable but neat
suit for the field, with cloth pants and
short wooden dress, decorated with the
Irish harp, neatly sketched with silk,
She was busy and earnest in having pre-
pared such little articles as could be
carried and which her hospital experience
told her might be needed. We trust that
no harm may come to this noble hearted
girl.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-20
A ROMANTIC STORY
n 1E01H nv ~ HLNEH
A Young Girl Joins the Penian Forces,

Young Girl Joins the Psnian Forces,
From the Milwaukee Wisconsin. Junes.l
In the present Fenian excitement, as
on all occasions Of the kind, the lady
friends of the oppressed exhibit deep
and heartfelt interest with them. We
have seen how great an interest is mani
tested by the ladies Of Milwaukee with
the Fenians.
On Saturday morning highly educa-
Ted and really accomplished young lady
of our city made her appearance at the
headquarters of the lst Fenian regiment
in this city, and declared her dstermina-
ton TO proceed with the troops on their
hazardous trip The hearts of the bold
Irish lads were open to receive her, and
by unanimous consent she was declared
10 be the daughter of the regiment, every
one Joining in an oath that she should be
protected from harm and insult, as long
as a breath of life remained in their
bodies.
The young lady, Miss Molly Mahan, is
no school girl, carried away by a foolish
exciteuent but as we have said, is re-
markably Intelligent and Interesting
She is only sixteen years Of age, yet the
latter years Of her life have been IN no
slight degree romantic
Her father, James Mahan, lived fol
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-20
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, June l9---Leaf tobaccr
unchanged, sales of 242 hhds.; -four, su
perfne, So Is; extra family, $40 so
corn, roe; oats, 53c; pork, S33 IS; ba
con, shoulders, Ice; clear sides, 2lc
sugar cured hams, 24c lard, tierces, pc
whiskey, s. "a; cotton, middling, S5lc
In the United States Court, the case
of Isham Henderson, the defendant was
discharged by Judge Billiard This re
leases him from all military control
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-20
From New York

New YORK, June l9-Cotton dull, at
39@4lc; sterling, dull and heavy, 7@8 /;
gold, sos.
The Italian counterfeiters Of fractional
currency were sentenced to-day La
trough, fifteen years Imprisonment in the
penitentiary, and the others-two men
and womsn-to seven years and ten
months
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-20
" Baby bye,
Here's u hy

Let US Watcn MN, you anu L.
Warming with his subject as he pro
ceeds, ride any newspaper-7Mr Til
ton gives the world the following about
the habits of the ay:
IAN wet flies
Twist their thighs; .
So they wipe their head and eyes.
Cats, you know. aA
Wash Just SO;
Then their whiskers grow
Flies have hair too short to comb
Bare heads always out from homo.
But the gnat
Wears a hat,
Do you laugh at that ?"
Still another stanza claims attention :
Round snd ronnd
On the ground.
On the ceiling he is found.
Catch him No;
Let him go;
Never hurt him so.
Now you see his wings of silk
Drabbled in the baby's milk
Fie, oh fie
Foolish fly
How viii he get dry ?" n
Supremacy ridiculous Mr.. Tilton
ought to abandon forever the wide field
of F" negro elevation" and devote him
self TO grinding ont rhymes for children
of very tender age We agree with the
Round Table in declaring that writing
books for babies is Mr.. Tilton's forte.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-20
Rhymes for Babies.

Theodore Tilton, the editor of the re
ligiously political, or rice rersd, New
York Independent, is anxious for poeti-
cal Immortality, and to secure the prize,
has published an elaborate poem, emit
tied The Fly" 1t opens with these
lines
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-20
Prom Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, June 10 Flour and wheat
quiet and unchanged; corn, 64@75e;
oats, SOC pork, S3S 90; bulk meats, IA
@l9c; bacon, l52@20ic.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-20

Administrators Notice.

HAVING TAKEN OUT LETTERS OF
ii Administration upon the separate estates
of Jackson Lynch, deceased, and David Stew
art, deceased. / desire to make settlement; this
is. therefore, TO notify all persons who are in
debted TO either Of said estates TO come forward
and settle the same. and all who have claims
against the same 10 present them to me. at the
corner Of ID and Bickford streets. Chelsea.
s. d. AYDEL0TTE,
Admir- OF jackson Lynch. deu'd,
and Of David Stewart. decd.
June To- 1866 ielg-lSW4w@
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-20
Greatest Invention OF the Age,
Being a Protection against Fire, and
Win not Rot On.

Beard & Co. are also manufactures Of the
Excelsior Fire and Burglar-proof Safes.
Price Lists and circulars furnished on appi-
cation. my3l-3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12


Dascovesy a Rnper11anefAcsaro.
A statement, which vs think reliable
from the Hydrostatic Paper Company, ana
addressed % p&pcr manufacturers informs
US that thc patent straw psper which vas
recently invented and put in Operations At
she Gsnesssc Paper Mills, and at Niagara
Falls Paper Mills, sccomplishesa complete
revolution, in the paper manufacturing
business,
The apparatus, We are assured is simple
in its construction, and may be applied to
any modern paper mill for less than thou
sand dollars. The following assurances are
also made: two 400 pound beatsrs will pre-.
pare stuff for I've tons OF paper day. and
will save ono half the expense in building .
paper mill. The straw 10 subdued and pre-
pared for the chlorine bleach without the
risk always sttssdine the use Of high pres
sure upon boilers; and the principle ID
equally applicable 70 wood, rags, bamboo
or any oshee Absous subsseuee.
The invsatisn sleo preserves the Bbrs in
. sound etate-makes . stronger clearer
winter and better papse fesn pure straw,
than can be made from rags and dispensel
with the uss Of I'll hard stock, while the
paper 10 6exibss. opaque, and tskes bettel
impression than rag, paper while Il leaves
ths type clear from al foseign substances
Hessss. WoodruR, Mcvsan & Hastisgs
and s. Pettibene aseurs " that the new
boilers viii save forty per cent. evss AM
other known process. and they state tina
they get from ton Of rye straw, twelv'
hundred pounds Of newspaper, and ear
bleach il with $50 lbs Of Bleaching powds
325 lbs Of Lice, using no acids or alum
and saving three iourths Of the fuel, an,
one third Of the labor; also getting 500 ID
mees Il Dopse ffou ton Of straw, tban 3,
The 1slllee - ANY other process. 9 grsS
. reQolutieo il The manufacture oeGAt ole
y wSek . ssvoiutien IN the psics q pape
but ~ - no sigus Of this q pressn
-RHekeotor pauev. la
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12
NEW York.
FIRST PREMIUM
IMPROVED
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- III q e HlNEl eDO

FIkST khEMAUH
IMPROVED
DIR SEWING G@
UC ~ 4 ca I Me- DO
THE EMBODIMENT OF
PRACTICAL UTILITY AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
C::5isaliy pas~sssd Nag II. isss: .sscressnSNt
pssAafed jane 9th, 1854. The Extraordinarily
0Es SEWING MACHINE. with patent cNMruRe
stsuctcd Novelty II sofssLass in operation, uoes
the sSaAl01S NRHplx, oGws with DOunan On
SixeLr TERsap or all kinds. Makes the Running
Stitch MORE r~fsef and regs!dv than By hand,
end with eatrscrdinasy rapidity. mslia9 Is
sesAsr. Ar~, ssbss. sAirr. tsek, rsn sp BreslfA,
D., &C.; requires no change Of stitch - xos
IIADLn 70 GET our 0Y oapsn and will last Lu1-
ssDH. being the ssRoxuasS HAcunH made. IL ha1
tAksn the Pasusun q ssAss Fans, and received
~ spproveA Of al TIE principal Journals 80 .
thoos who have csa. them.
"Sor ~ Dress1aksr Il IL Invaluable; for ne
aess,asid y supplies vseass Plses."-os-
s'This machine surpaases al others we have
essn. and Il would req..;rs .co.uma 70 snunessss
~ numeeoss virtuss. - Dvwosrss Davespest.
with single Or double thread, II silently
ystvsry rapidly. With common needle. makea
The ru.sin9 stitch exactly like the hard sswinG
~. T. nSbSas.
An person. who buy or offer for sale iu,isaAisal
ofthis genuine Machine, will be prosecuted FOL
insfingsmcnts on the patents. This 10 the Only
| 10y priced Machine secured BY patest.
ssy per Express. PACKED 10 80. Nth prissst
Instructions or receipt ofpr,cc. es. Aeenss weas
ID svsFywhefe Circular containing Liberal 10
ducements sent free.
Address al orders TO
FAMILY GEN SEwIN6sMACHlNEC CO.,
Irls-dwlyl Oaice. ies Naassu street. y.