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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-09-14

~ President Johnson has appointed the
editor Of the copperhesd Sais Register 10
the Office Of Post.mastcr Of Springfield, Ill.,,
when there were number OF loyal soldiers
applicants for the place. This IMAM who
was appointed denounced the war and NIL
engaged in il In tho most reasonable Ian
guags. lie called the soldiers hirelings anil
murdercrs, opposed the drua. advised the
soldiers to desert. and did everything in his
power to all the enemy during the war.
The Springfield Post Of the Grand Army
of the Republic" at q meeting held on
"Wednesday, discussed tho subject Of this
appointment, and adopted u series Of rcsolu-
lions which are a. truthful ~ tisey arc em-
phatic. The following is sample ofthem :
Resolved, That in this appointment the
President Of thr United States has not only
falsifie,l his own avowed policy, and set at
paught the express will Of Coogrvss, but
has openly and woatonly ins,ilted and out.
RACED che feelings and sense Of honor and
sclfrcspsct OF thc Union so.i'cry OF said
pension district, and at the same time done
despite TO the memory Of our martyred
comrades. 100.
Resolved, That In this appointment we
see treason made not "odious" bat respect.
able, and traitors advanced to front seats,
while Loyalty to tho flag Of our country Is
madc g odious,' and to have borne arms IN
its defense IS thus made cause Tor PruscriP'
ton. a .T."
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RAILROAD SIGNALS. One whistle
down brakes" H. .
Two whis,les-"OfF brakes"
Three whis,les-"i,ack up"
Continuous Whistles" Danger"
A rupid succession Of short whistles i
the cattle alarm, at which the breaks vii
always be put down. '.,.
A sweeping parting Of hands on 1--we
with the eye, Is signal to ego ahead"
A downward motion Of one hand with
extended arms, Ito stop ESQ.,
A reckoning motion on one hand, etc
back" ...... .....
A lantern raised and lowered vertically
is signal for starting" swung at right an
gle or crosswisc the track. ITO STOP" swung
in circle, "hack the train"
A red flag waved upon the track mus,
be regarded as signal Of danger. So OF
other signals gwen with energy.
Hoisted at station, is n signal for train
to stop. Pod. 'f
Stuck up at the roadside is a signal Of
danger ahead. ..r ....
Carried upon an engine is warning that
another engine is on its way. 80
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SAvISe THE ConS roDpsa.-Nobody
can tell what kind ola Gall we shall have.
1.-Two have as good September as we had
Ausust, tbeec will be largo corn crop
ripesed. We never saw corn pull up as 4
has this last month; bat there arc great
deal that may not possibly ripsn, and the
question ID how to make the most Of this
Keep sharp eye to the wraihes. and when
the chances arc in favor Of frost. cut up
the Todd er and secure il at once. Tender
corn io.ider, saved without mold. IS. most
roy tecd for cows. eolrs, sheep and in
fact Toe nearly every Kind Of farm stock.
Com bAdes cut and ear.d 10 tho shade b.
tore they fire in the field, and stored in
bundles, on. dry .ssaa'a saper.rOyal
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important 10 the Afflicted.

DIR. DOW continues TO Be consulted ct bis OF.
Gee Nos. 7 and . Endicott Street. Doston, on all
diseasesof PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
ence Dr.. Dow has nov the qualifications Of present.
Ing the unfortunate with remedies that have never
failed % cure the most alarming cases OF Gs1er-
rAea and SypAIn. Beneath his treatment, oil tho
o. Serusula Uonorrh1a, Ulcers, Pain or Distress
In The regons Of procrestsen. Indian nation OF the
Biaddessbd Kidney, Hyfroceie, Abscesses, Eiu.
horrible ptoms attending this class Of diseasc,
are made 10 become ~ harmless - the simplest
ailings OF child. RAItleulas attention given to
forms and stages. Patients who Wish 70 remain IN.
der DR.. Dow's treatment . few days or veehs. will
ss furnished With pleasant rooms, snd charges for
hoard moderate. st-.f
P's Ladies' Who ars troubled With any disease
peculiar 90 their systsm, will md speedy relief ny
calling on DR.. DOW, ct his once, No.S Endieott
street.
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ASAccipxSr TO rHE PRrsIpsSriAL Pan
TT. An accident occurred at schenectady
which might have been serious, hat which
fortunately did no particular damage. On
the arrival OF the excursion train at the de-
pot, the distinguished gentlemen were IN.
vitsd to step on to a platform car provided
for the purpose. To enable them to do this
easily plank was thrown from the passen.
Ger car 10 the PLATFORM All the party were
comfortably heated. when the order was
siven to move back the train 50 a. to give
every one an opportunity to see. In the
haste Of obeying the order the plank was
not removed, and OF course u moved with
the train, sweeping the platform in ia pro.
grcss. The effect was that al % the plat.
form who did not succeed in jumping over
tho plank were either tripped up or thrown
OF Gen. Gran, u said 10 have shown srsal
dsxisriiy. Admiral Fsnssut, however, -
moro perplexed than when no Ives d No
mast head At Mobile. But no one w. hun.
Tho cause Of the alarm b supposed 20
have been plank from the Congressional
platform. II %, Il was certainly effective
in sxsspins the platform Of The president.
-aib~:y Journal
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@isfsllaueuns.
WHY WE SHOULD WEAR Boards.

There arc more solid inducements for
wearing the beard than the mere improve
ment ola mans personal appearance. and
the cultivation Of such an all to the diPlo-
macy Of life. Mature combining. Us she
nsvsr Hils to do. he ssseful ,wi,h ,he orna-
mental. provides ~ with Gar better res
p;rstor than science could ever make, and
one that is never 50 hidcous to wear rs that
black seal upon tho fsoo which looks like
passport to the realm Of Of suffering and
death. The hair ofthe moustsehe not only
absor,ls the moisture and the mias,na of
fogs, but il strains the air from dust and
the SCOT Of our great smoky cities. Il acts
also in the most scientific manner, by TAX
ing the heat from the warm breath ms u
leaves the chest, and applying il to the cold
air taken in. The heard h not only a res
pira,or, but with the beard entire we are
provided with comforter rs well, and
these are never leit at home, like the um'
brella and all such appliances, whenever
they are wanted. Motiat and Livingstone,
the African explorers, and many other
Travellers say that in the night no wrapper
can equal the beard. The remarkable
thing too, is that the heard, like tho hair Of
the head, protects against the heat Of the
sun; il acts Us thatch does to an ice.house;
but more than this, il becomes moist with
the perspiration, and then by evaporation
cools the skin. The man who has accept,
ed this protection ofnature may face The
rudest storm and the haries, winters. He
may 80 from the hottest room into The
coolest air without any dread; and we ssril,
believe he might sleep in morass with
impunity-at least his chances Of escaping
the terrible fever would DO better than hi,
bcardlsss companions.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DIR. DOW, Physician and surgeon, No. - 2 IN
dieot street. Boston IL consulted daily Tor all dis
sases Incident 70 the female system. Proisp-u-
Uteri. NJ falling Of the Womb, fiuor Allus, Sup.
preston. and other ,benstrual arrangements, are
sow treated upon new pathological principles, and
Invariably certain 10 the new mode OF trestncst,
that most obstinate complaints yield under t. and
the actsd person soon reioiess In psrfeet health.
DE-. Dow has no doabt had greater sxperisoee In
any other physician In Bostos, snd has, since
1910, confined his vhois sttentsoe W the cure OF
private diseAses and Female Comp plants.
N. B.-All letters must contain four rod stamps
or they will not be answered.
Once honrs from sA. n. tosP.n
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To COmsMi,a DfspeS.

The advertiser, having been restored 10 health In
q feu weeks by a very simple remedy. after having
suffered for several years with severe lung afec-
tion, and that dread disease - Consumption - Is
anxious 10 make known 10 his fslloS-suferers the
means af cure. To all Who desire 10, he will send .
copy of the prescription used (ffee OF charged with
the directions Cor preparing and using the same,
which they viii and q ssrs cure for Cssssppfis~,
lsfArs, HreaeAfs, CosgAs,Ceids, and eli TAroaf AID
Lsss S5scheas. The only object ofthe advsItiser
In sending the prescription is to benefit the aiict.
cd, aud spread Information oh eh he couceives 10
be Invaluable and he hopes overy suferer will try
his remedy, As II will cost them nothing. and may
prove q blessing Parties wishing the prescription
Incl by return mall will please address
Req. EDWARD a. WILSON,
Iy9 WiiiiansbsrgA, kisgs Co., Mes York.
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PREPARED PREPARE!

PN6PANEI FNEPANEs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "AsIAriC CHOLERA
" pROte~ (ssei &c than tv~sty years In Manila
and The Eas lnis.l Is AN INrALLlBLE SPECIFIC Zoe
Asintic Cholera, CholerA Morbus, Diar-
rhea, Dyseptery, Chalera infausen,'
or summer Complaint, and all
- Discases Of the bowels.
rr rhe .cIfOLERA pNorS- should Ne kept on hand
In every IIoaseholl, fOR INSTANT USE IN ALL CASES
or MED. In 10 insfasee has u ENEk BEEN KNOWN
~ FAIL IN ErSECTiNG CURE
PS,c~ SIs0 pev vial, fcor vials kr s. sent ny mall
everyuherr - rvoeip< Il he prce and eight ri stamps
kr pssase. Circulars fee. Address
3m3o J. WINCHESTER, % john st., N. Y.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
b9JDN MwaiT's
STEAM BAKERY!

SdEAMI6AkERYI y
,TnE .ssbseribs.s having completed an sx.sss,ss
/ srBAM BAkBRY in this City. Invite The 81.
srtisiss o. their nsnufscturs, which they ccsa.
dsatly believe Will meet the wishes OF ali Who nav
b disposed 70 hvor then With their pAtrehaEs
Our sslshratsa tfs '''Tr'ri' 80 80. y '9 'g-l
.Nutrt,ve orseksrs' ' 90 ~.
hsv. obtained Wild. celebrity. and been n.nuhe.
armiy sstsbiishsd, and They sfs invariably Of the
same excellent quality. These Crackers are the
are the only Crackers TO 10 found in New England
ehemicai principles Instead Of ro.ting the dough
into state Of foathsome and disgusting putres-
and nutritiys principles Of the Four, As l, unver-
max. ' De T.. P dough 10 ssey Sss, and
eVnS;Su thereby prSSssInS not .ny o.!
ticles OF our production: 10 proper and satiif.e-
tory condition TO be used ~ food BY mankind. Who
are dseisred to b 'Only s liais lover than the
In addition TO the common kinds Of Cake. We
call PARTICULAR attention TO the many hnds made
TEN Ssrosh receipts. whleh, ~ feel quits SAB in
ayinE. ~ill prove pcrfectly satsfactory toali who
snuusrate our highly prrsd
Pound. SpsnSe, Queen, Fruit Fancy, Tea
CALIFORNIA; DROP, JENNY LIND COOKIES,
and NEW YORK CREAM CAKES.
We also keep on hand superior Zoo Brscufr,
from On English receipt THIS Biscuit 10 great
luxury. We ALEC mako promptly 70 order
RIcH PouSp. cIrRoS, ALMOND. SILVER, CocoASur,
Fancy sponge. Gold, BrideS. Rich, and Chess
Cskes,-also. Fancy Creams Rich Jumblss, ~
Fanny Rounds and spanish Drops.
In closing, We desire 10 say that We spare no
pains 10 meet the wants and wishes OF our patrons.
We use Invariably the best Flour the market a.
fords. All the other articles consumed by Us In
our manufactures are carefully selected and OF the
choicest descriptions. Our Bakery 10 constantly
kept scrupalslsly neat end cleanly, and our work.
men psrtske oi.the same general character as the
rest OF the establishment and are masters Of their
business. We fully believe that your acquaintancs
with "a will but confirm the impression We have
fsebly endeavored TO convey, and We respectfully
solicit your patronage u.
s.s.1.OaDis,l Il. N. JORDAN = co.
nELLEN JOSE
Dover, N. H., June !, '6s.
~ r sIii S.sr iS mind ss.. jordan Con- Co.
crackers can be obtaiDsd at the stores u Porter
Ford, Biddefort, VIM Moody. Kennebunk port, and
John y. Hayes, Alfred pedlar. western part Of the
| county. ISL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Tho Great .nslish Remedy.

SA~ ~sSSs S.oAssA S~~@>Ss
~ stR JAMES CLARxEs
CELEBRATED FEMALE FILLsf
Prepared nos prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, d.
ID. Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen.
This we'll known medicine 10 no lmposiuou, nm!
Q sure AMI safe remedy for Female nfneultie: ana
Obstruotioas nom any cause whatever AND, ..
though spowsrful remedy, iteontAins nothingh sfS
ful 10 the constitution. co.
TO MARRIED LADIES
u is peeuiiariy suited. II will. In shess """'
bririop tAe TAoafhly period Win rsysnssr!c ,,ona
In all eases OF Nervous and Spinal A m',s. ar.
Pain In the bach and limbs. Fatigue on sns ia
ertion, Palpitation OF the Heart. ~ M ns,..hsr
whites these pills will efect cure Snen 60
means have failed, and although Pe.eu, ,sr
sdy. do not contain Iron, eAloinei, antinonS, W
snythIns hurtfui 10 the constitution.
mi a,seetlcns in the pamphlet around each
r.ssay,' vhIeh shoaid he carefully preserved.
FOR ksii particulars get . pamphlet nes' OF INC
A'h. A. and postage stamps enclosed 10 any
authorised agent, will insure bottle containing
over 30 pills. by return mail. Sold by ell Drug
yists price ~ per bottle.
jon MOSES, ~ cos,lsndt st., New YORK,
M abby DR.. ALvAN BACON, snssh~i.
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DIRECTIONS.
Sen SSa p.
lrcHi ITCH! ITCH .,
SCRATCH, SCRATCH. SCRATCH,
-, WnEAT0N'S OINTMENT
WILL CrRK Sng lrCll IN " H0UaS.

err, sai ..r ssEya y y.c Iss s sKIs
r 5, ! sss;.; =. -: Sssss &
Agents, no Mashingssu Sereet. boston. 10 will b.
srvsrtsd hy nall. he Of postage, to any part o.
se -. e1 - s. s:as''. $50 v.s
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Certain Cure In all Cases,

Or No Charxe Mnde.
Those who need the services Of an experienced
physician or surgeon In all dinieult aud chronic
disessss Of every nsne end nature. shouid siVo
him call. .-..
Ps. d. Dow Imports and has Tor nlss new sr.
tieie called the French secret Order by mail. Ior
n and n rod 0tamp. viz
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popD's NERVINE

Reputation Established!
Mrs. 3. Il. .F'lrn ts truly
q public bcncfacircss, and
her irandcfInl StfcccxS IL
unprecedented. Her fame
and her discoveries h"pc
gone abroad, and so-day
she In IN her lime fhe lHrg.
est manufacturers tn the
iCOrid.
/. Everybody Interested.
Youth and Onh age are
alike benefited by fhc use of
Mrs. y ii. .4lira's Worlds
A1tr Rcss0rcs' Gnd HAIR
Dressing. ThcDact direct
ly Mpon the roots Of Me
hair, causing fu1nrt0ns
groiCfh and beauty. Your
hair, Nch0Rsed Ia grcy NJ
schtfe byAfeEness or Other
causes, triH s0on DC rcsfOr-
ed Ia It's natural color and
beauty. D0ndr"H eradf-
Gated OreUer. The HAIR
falling stopped. Tne most
deltcats hrHd.drcSs or bon.
met can be ic0r,s sCtfhOsst
fear Of sOiitng. The rs0st
delightful fragrance TO the
hair Is impaired. II yoM
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i0y pMrehGse - bottle or
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Hair KesiOrcr and Dress.
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PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE,
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N. mos, perec, and heaunl Musical instrument 10 the
vosd Coz the American Hone Circle.
TINY AMERICAN ORGAN MAKES HOME ATTRACT.
ryE AMI rrdoes and e,eyates The minds Of AL BsArri
vrI IN RS iPpIiaAScI AND Urscrs.
rJ Soventsen-l7-Fir Premiums we're
swsrasd TO the AMs5issMn oTEssss IN nSa rh III
oounpetitors, at different State and County
Fairs First Premium awarded Ia the American OTran'
At the ureat New Yo<k State Agricultural Pair Roches
Ter sa 1894 oysr the Whole catalogue exhibited BY the
most celrbrstrd makers. Meioieoos lor sale.
d. Pc N d, So.
No csysAi AruaAs, fb.rty Street, BhidesS~d Ne. II
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i. Mako Your Own soap. q.
BYSlVlyG AND USING YOUR WASTE CREASE,
Buy on. boz cr,he
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.'s
3 A Pc n L + L e II
tPA,ents Of 10, and sth Feb. 1881
Concentrated Lye!

Concentrated Lye!
10 will make 10 POuNnS 90 excellent Hard Soap,
or % GALLONS of the very hes: Sot soap, Zoe only
about ACCENTS. Dirsctions on each box. For sale
at all Drug and 0rocery Stores.
DIRECTIONS.
Put one boz nc Saponinsr into three sailoas Of
watsr knoek on the end aud let the bex boil until
10 smplss ITSELF then take Qua the bsxl Md f0ur
and q half pounds % fat AMI let u boil hourS and
10 minutes Then add small halfpint Of salt end
let 10 continue boiling - minutes longer, whsn you
add halt gallon OF Act water. and let 10 como to .
boil. Pour small tumhler Of coli water into tub
or boz Ia vet 10 round the sides. then empty the
soap In ~ stand all night and cut In bars In the
morning. IL siii be az for use In . fcu WsekA
..-ars. Sen SSaP.
Msas ,n the same way, with the exception OF aid.
leg aflsen GALLONS Of vatsr and NO alt <u yes
ssss 70 q ,rsa ksffis. ~ saN
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N. HANSON, Druggist,
South Berwick, Die.
CARTER 4 WILEY, General Agents,
No. l3s, Warrington Street, Boston.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Hundreds and thousapds annually die PREF
turely when, u they would give the Great Fret
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TINE .sahscribss having eouplstsd an sxtsesi,,
/ 6TRAM BAKERY In this city. Invite The 81
tsosioa OF The public 70 he sksiss asd sxeel,srl
sstislss % their manufscturs, which they cced
dsaty kslisvs will meet the wishes OF all Who IA,
hs disposed 10 hvor then With tbsir patrehass
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Psr,9ns living in ths eastern psrt q York eoun.
| crackers can be obtained at the stores u Porter
Ford, Biddefort, VIM Moody. Kennebunk port, and
John y. Hayes, Alfred pedlar. western part Of the
| county. 25u
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-26

COUNTY CoURT. = Seventeen magis-
trates took their places on the bench
yesterday. 1t was ordered that any
officer of this Court contracting for or
purchasing any blanks, books, furniture
or fixtures, or any other articles for any
of the courts or Offices, unless expressly
provided for by law, shall pay for the
same out of his own private means
That this Court will not be responsible
for, or pay any illegal claims, or any
claim unless properly authenticated. "
An order was made to open the Ran
dolph road from Carbon to Ralston' mill
The Sheriff was ordered to purchase
blankets and certain other articles for the
use of State prisoners in the county Jail
Petitions for bridges on the Collierville
and fernando plank roads were received
and commissioners appointed. 1t was
ordered that the Court adjourn from day
to day until Monday next
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-26

A DARING DAYLIGHT ROBBERY AT A
RAILROAD DEPoT.-Y esterday afternoon
one of the most daring robberies we have
heard Of for many day was committed
at the Memphis and Ohio railroad depot,
whereby a farmer named jenkins, who
resides near Cagevile, was relieved Of
$ll0O. He had brought some cotton TO
town and received the money on account,
which must have been well known to the
thieves, for one of them adv anced from
behind him, placed his arm around his
neck, while the other cut his pants and
removed the money from his pocket. 1t
was done so quickly that the robbers dis
appeared before the farmer recovered
from his astonishment An unsuccess-
full search was made for the robbers, and
the matter is now in the hands of the de-
tectives, with slight prospect of finding
the thieves or the money.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-26

The Great Need Supplied pills have been
swallowed in millions. Salves have been rubbed
in by the pound. DR.. MAGGIEL's two grand
specifics are putting an end to this wholesale
system Of medication. One of his famous pills
is dose. 4 box Of his healing salye is of more
value, as a remedy for ulcerous and eruptive
diseases, than a ships cargo Of the oiEtmenis
advertised to cure everything but arc all, in
fact. either useless or deleterious.
DIR. MAoGErL 3 motto is CONCENTRATION. He
has placed in the smallest compass the active
principle Of the most potent vegetable specifics.
There is no mineral in bis Pills-they do not
gripe-they do not enfeeble. They create a
vigorous appetite, and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
en- the digestion. They tune the iliver clear
the head and steady the nerves.
No form of scrofulous disease can resist the
disenfectent operation of the Salve. Tumor
Assesses, Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples, Pus-
tules. etc. are thoroughly eradicated by this
unrivaled medicine. In fact. MAeGrRL's Bill
IoUs. DYsPEpTIc and DIARRHEA PILLS cure
where all others fail. While for Burns. Scalds.
Chilblains, Cuts and all abrasions of the skin,
Maggiels Salve is infallible. Sold by J. Mag
giel, 43 Fulton street. New York. and all Drug
gists. at 2j cents per box. 4-l49
Select School for Young Ladies Of thu
Hebrew Faith, l73 and l75 West Thirty-ninth
street. between Seventh and Eighth Avenues.
New York
To the lsraelites Of Tennessee: Mrs. Henry
Sinons, having been requested by many South
ern and Western friends Whose children haye
been educated at the Instituted to make known
her school, announces TO them that she receives
pupils from the ages of 7 to l6. The pupils eau
cquire the English, French, German aad He
brew languages thoroughly. Music and singing
taught by able professors. Sewing and embroid-
cry made an especial instruction. Dancing and
gymnastic exercises taught during the winter
season. The pupils attending the Institute viii
find it a home in every respect. and every care
will be taken with their moral and religious
training. Pupils can enter the Institute at any
time. For circulars. apply as above. eo-41
Marriage and Celibaoy .-An Essay OfWarn-
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, dis
eases and abuses which PROSTATE the vital pow
ers, with sure means Of relief. Sent free OF
charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address, DR..
J. SKILLIN H0UGHT0N. Howard Associa-
ton, Pbiladelpnia, Pa. 3-63
Our Public Directory" ITO stranger
visiting Memphis we offer list of clever, rei-
able business men. under the above head. on
the first page of the PUBLIC LEDGER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-26

POLICE CoURT.-In the Second Dis
iriet, last evening, thirteen cases were
disposed of and iifty.six dollars collected.
A Bureau pet, Bill Taylor by name, was
drafted into the chain-gang corps for
finy.three days, for that little failing
called stealing. A gay young man was
charged ten dollars for carrying con
cealed weapons, and three fasi-driving
draymen paid six dellars each for vio-
laiing the city ordinances. In the First
District, this morning, seven unlucky in
dividuals were fined. Only one having
the green pictures 10 put mp, the rest