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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-06

En. JoHS SIDNEY, Of Portland, whose
trunk was stolen during the late FIRE, had
It returned to him the other night under
singular circumstances A thief, having
stolen a trunk from woman, carried Il
to SrDxEy's shop, and asked leave tC
leave it for a while under some pretense
SIDNEY consented, and upon examining
il, discovered bis own property.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-06
Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphi
-om The Evepipc Bulletin. Philadelphiq.

froTn the IVening Bulletin, FhlindeIlhll.
when on a visit TO the city VI New York, o
few day since Twas induced to call on our-old
friend and townsman, Mr.. IL: T.. Helmboid.
is a ,sodSi-a perfect gem the handsomost of
any kind we have ever had the easure of
viewing, and so extensive, being - feet 'front.',
Eve stories in hight and over 100 feet deep. II
he mas been 20 successful, and IL is ample evil
dence Of the merits of his articles - as 10 our
whole business experience we have not known
Of the success Of any articles without merit
advertising merely bringing the name before
the people"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE NOON DISPATCHES
CHOLERA IN NEW ORLEANS
Fifteen Cases In Charity Hospital
Five Pronounced to be Fatal
Prom New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, August 6. Since the
first instant fifteen cholera patients have
been admitted into the Charity hospital,
eleven of whom have died. An eminent
physician pronounces it of the malignant
type. There are now Give cases in that
hospital, none of whom are expected to
recover.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-06

SRA European dispatch over the At,
Iautic cable says: at is quite probable
that Congress of the great European
powers will be called TO meet in Paris in
October, to settle the preliuinaries for e
more perfect peace in Europe"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-06

Ma. 1t is announced that on a confer
ence of negro preachers held in South
Carolina, one of them was charged
with having three wives living The ques-
ton of what should be done with him
was discussed at great length, and the
bishop finally ordered that "he shall not
preach until be shall be relieved by Prov
ideuce Of his difficulties
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-06

R0-Tbe sou of q Mr.. HINEcsn, Of
Atlanta, Georgia, was recently murdered
by a ueeress and Der son, who we're IN
bis employ. The negress, powerful
woman, held him fast while her sou
stabbed him TO death.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-06

pD-A painful rumor reached us Mon
day evening, says the Vicksburg Times
of yesterday, to the effect that four little
boys we're in a skif IN the river, about
dusk, when the boat suddenly capsizedr
throwing them into the water far beyond
their depth, and :wo Of them were
drovned
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-06

n2-Tbe following advertisement APP
peared 10 q recent issue Of az English
paper: "a clergyman wishes TO eX-
change his two little girls, tagged nine
ard seven,) either together or separately,
for two boys. Address," &c.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-06
Tnm the po ston Hetald.l

Irom the Bolton UeflIu.I
I'VE Go not like to advertise worthless wares,
or articles calculated 20 deceive our readers +;
and when we see an advertiser like Mr.. Helm
bold, whom we have known for years, graduslly
extend his advertising from year 10 year until
he becomes the larg. st advertiser in the United
States, we are satisfied that the statements ~
regard to his articles must Be correct
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-06

n9- Mr.. NICHOLSON, Of Georgetown,
Virgins, has discovered very peculiar
and beautiful metal in that State, which
has every appearance Of oxide Of silver.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-06

wAssIxoros, Aug. 3-Tbe folloviEg
condensed analysis is from the pen Of q
shrewd officer, contained IN letter re-
ceived 10 this city, dated July 20:
The situation may be forcioly stated
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-06

The writer reluctantly inserts the above, and
would not do 50 were be not stranger 70 many ;
and concludes bT stating the names q ms ar u
cies and tne diseases for which they have been
used By many thousands, with complete success.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-06
HELMBoLDs
Fluid Extract Of SarSaparilla,

Hl0dIl OV4NSLN AAAALD.
One bottle equivalent IL strength 10 one gallon
Of the syrup Of Decoction.
Itrearhes the seat Of the disease Immediately,
ezpelling all hunors Of the blood. aud
Beautifyine the Complexion.
Thee articles, being Of such strength. the
dose l. exceedingly small. Prom this f.ct u is
used 10 the United States Army Hospitals and
public Sanitary Institutions throughout the
lard.
81 Sold By al Drurgisis everyrhcre.
81 Ask for Helmbold's. Take no ether
~ Cut out the advertisement and send for
Il, and b. this means avoid counterfeit.
marl6-nyl6-iyls-lyin
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-06
UeImboId,s Ixtract of BueLu.

will cure all diseases Of the Kidne5s and Blad-
der. Cures Pain or Weakness IN the. Back,
Strictures, etc. cures Weak Nerves. Loss of
Memory, Trembling. Dimness Of Vision.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-06

of the press, took the money she received
for it, $4,000, and went abroad, to avoid
reading disagreeable notices of it
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-06

start on the road of self.government,
that characteristic feature of the life'o
modern States.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-06

GEoEoE ELLIOTT miss Evans), after
seeing her last book, Felix Holt" out
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-06
HEEL MBOED'S
Fluid Extract Of Buclu

IA a pu-e auid extract. not weak tea or intu-
ZION. Il the one thing ueedful for ali com
pIaiuts incident 10 Female. For particulars
eend for Cir~ufar
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-06
HELMBOBD'S
FLUID tx ACT Blu Q u v

cures Gravel and Dropsicel 6wellings existing
In Men, Women. or Children ; IN fact, ALL
DISEASES requiring the aid 4 Diuretie. Ii
Il the greatest Tonic and Diurelc known. per-
fscfly ssfe, pleasant 10 taste and odor aud i'm
mediate in its action.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-06

If it is prepar d in the South by class oi
Physicians, does that detract from IL. purity
and excellence? Do You prefer frigid adven-
turers and quacks to torrid acq iaiutances and
tried physicians? Are not the people Of the
South competent to prepare honest and reliable
m edicinee for family use2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-06
CITIZENS OF. MEMPHIS

Who wish to give our medicines II tri,l--who
believe that Practising Physicians can vc
them satisfaction. who are will ing TO ,patrcr ize
NAMES sound as sweetly a. any other-and who
do not believe in condemning.e thing made
here--send TO your nearest Druggist, or 70 the
following Houses for any OF The Great South
ern Preparations" that you may need. For
sale BY j p, DR0 WGOULE a Co.
g. W. JONES i CO..
A RENKERT,,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-06
M E picAL.
RED DHARRHEA REMEDY
VOMITING AND CRAMPS


Cured with Red Diarrhea Remedy.
Cured with Red Diarrhea Remedy,
Cured with Red Diarrhea Remedy,
Cured with Red Diarrhea Remedy,
Z ''~TN 'i.-EWl Prepared Ia the South.
rtl tt Prepared in tho South
Prepared in the South.
Prepared In the South
Ey RY e A NJ u l. "
Who wishes TO use the best and most perfect
Diarrhea Medicine now before the pubic;
every bottle of which will cure case, should
at once purchase tho Red Diarrhea Remedy.
Every Bottle gives Satisfaction.
Every Bottle givee Satisfaction.
Every Bottle gives Satisfaction.
1t cures Diarrhea for One Dollar.
ftcures Diarrhea for One Dollar.
IL cures Diarrhea for One Dollar.
PALE AND FEEBLE
pat;ent,yho have used 10 many Diprrhes pre-
parssions without benefit. should send iminedi-
al ely and get bottle Of the Rcd Dlarrnea Rem
edy. 1t ia exceedingly pleasant, contains no
powerful astringents, imparts tone and strength
to the stomach and bowels. and makes radical
cures. =
CHOLERA IN NEW YORK.
Prepare for il in Memphis.
Prepare for il in Memphis.
Prepare for it in Memphis. t
1t commences with Diarrhea.
1t commences with Diarrhea.
Red Dsarrhea Remedy will cure you.
Red Diarrhea Remedy will cure you.
he'd Diarrhea Remedy will cure you.
FOR YOUR KHDN Us.
The most perfect medicine
The most PEI feet medicine,
The most perfect medicine,
The most perfect medicine,
For the Kidneys aud Bladder,
For the Kidneys and Bladder,
For tho Kidneys and Bladder,
a.. u
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-06

Cured with Red Diarrhea Remedy.
Cured with Red Diarrhea Remedy.
Cured with Red Diarrhea Remedy,
Cured with Red Diarrhea Remedy,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NTUTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE FORE
~ warned of crediting Martha E. Edwards,
for viii nor pay any OH costra E.
August 4, 1866 3ts JAS. q. EDWARDS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-06

o a - Z ~ y u a = i 4 ;
win show how much liyelier they arc than all
other Comic Mules. Funny Muies. Daneine
Mules, OF other Quaint Mules known 60 iai2c
as being queer in their conduct
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-06
HEADS OF ALL FAMILIES

Buy the g Great Southern Preparations.
Buy the Great Southern Preparations
Buy the . Great Southern Preparations.
Buy the Great Southern Preparations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

s'soAr s..sIos w.ds..d.,. Ma, ID. lss
he so.rd ne, Chamber No City pdr.s.s, 10 -
foAosins cal
Eprn " nIsrsrI ~ CIR. q q. bud q c,ssIl-,a 6
,iaso o. wsda-.a.y Nav - loo osss y N
coRynLus FLYNN. nuoH oshIrS
sGEFFfS s%S.sfs akosGss asi!sicx.
Sisg4st NssNNt6e.y slssS TsSs.,
ES%ksb sSsfffto| sLsSfSS S4fis
1 Sfs asayxas szrs foS5.
Pr,.n,-I wilson or.ss ESQ., rs.isat in tn. Chair .ai -
coanS%:s Gsae y,rn Robinson osr.o e..
BsIn.n srni@ss KO'sr ".s Mech A.es.y ryus Hsstss
Councilman ttrss moved tia, the r,aHs o. III. ~ IL
''; w,sS -. n:. H.,.,. q i-''A''d -'.A
MEssAIE PROM HONOR rHE MAYOR
d,.s e ;ss a. Wsai sss ' 1sss
ssv iosr Nay ., issS}
To "a. H,rsyask a. co--e- cS.aoa'
.y tie .e hat Iissss.s, G.asf wIh.d died Ws
the dsa,h q " tn.uish-d ..oa-r 90 sshs
prns vi be r,,ss Wit peSsnd r-sr., se' cody By the ..s
By tie bounds Of 'us eonunsD sa s,Hd' throughout the yx
HI. mnh. ehi.wn.s p.'s Rim In til. bort Il the s-A
Of modern nme' and bis genius 0hsa,
TINS no. u. tan. TO pee. .ns,. A and services. .. Il
iap,by sr.,s, .rd p.spi. .s.y.ss:.
..p.s,fy your Hoaorss. Bsdy - l. s.sa
- yoAS 7 HOFFMAN. x.,~
Which ordered ia
PAfrB IRON IHy BOARD oF ALDEsNES
Presmbs fslas ~ ne dean u the
te : Soft viA resolutions % folisv,
Resolved That out Of respect 10 tie the
IN eounsmoson 81 his deed. med
ndssy hs nvLahs sosutry he 81 ,vs
and no1ere tts Common Ceapc do
essns I'll close Their % bansss
let rsorino being she day for
ssd esT.nEies tt the Ode 81 the Cay sssI
ohsr public saars 10 esp ,cd Var..s ssu =
81. that u % Of
o'resss ~ the harbor BE- sssa xsrlsy
mast that Day that tie usnhes Of are Common
tie badge Of r.fed ~
speca Conmiss Of AZ. As
10 bs.t sisd manifest Is.
u tho 81 mi. tie death.
ef the la,'ross % diet and b. Il furhsf
ks0vd Tbs q The ysrlhs sad
.uab fsnd d. slh~rt and
behalf ~ ssthcri-. 81 the ibe sry
ceased lsfi os asessssd
ibv bosd 81 dsmsn ssopsst Aaegsa Coal4a Rr<>
'nn Ossn.' ard aHa- slloiaisd - ~ tves 1Snetse
tts sad tosfiI
soIrciHi.a kEscH % Ter, 4. led 10 the sh.if
mi. rssfs 18th the besrs 81 s N .iogas
snb A.
rh. rsnprr pc %, the ss,ss ~hssh. ID. Bead -ss,
sd sct,en
ABl w.s 10, iAsd IN he AZ rHati,.
Asd the Gee tee W BE- .a to Pie Heaer hs Nsysr6s
sppros.L
s fnsrD,yrbsre rsssrsJ %. chair u.n,ed ro.-ce.
kssch keses ksuess sp>ea
90 tAs part Of he Board at Noaa m.u.
sseeinsa hosissos nsssa hss As Bssrd DO s<ssss
Which earned
wbsros N. fassssr asAr.l that III. Bssss asos sI,ssssS
ED1& y: xAsssrI o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01
MISSOURI HOMESTEAD LANDS.
Missouri Rrsis saa wheat LsnA-sehssis asd
Mossisss-msw to - - work - have Useis
San Give Yes . Psra-Aassns 81 Lssd
Subject 10 Esuy-Partiesiars.
UONUOLA UNION IOlNIT. III
DESCRIPTION OF THR LANDS.

DoNCotA UNios CoJNIr. Ill
DESCRIPTION OF THK LANDS.
Many wGud make farms In Missouri II they could take
up land under the Homestead Act, and In partculs II
they knew how TO do IT, Parties have spent much money
"A travelling around and finally have gone home vered and
discouraged. think ! can put all such on the night
make
will speak particularly ~ Southeast Missouri
which Lies south and Of the Missouri River and tho
southern branch Of the Pacific Railroad terminating at
Rolla aud including Il counties.
Properly, this may be called fuit region because IL
well fitted for H. though other crops can be IA se
here i mstakns the fact that /, is rough land some
exceedingly so. IL travelling it viii find series
a. hills, IN tho shape az long ridges from few rods
quarter or half mile broad and either SIDE are deep
rs OF valleys the descent In most place. being steep
for road. These ridges wind and twist every direo-
ton though they often have direct course aud gem
orally they arr connected with Other ridges pateiu.
the valleys being from one 10 two hundred feet below
he timber is oak and hickory usually enough to fence
TIE ground and sometimes much more but the trees
Dwarf and knottv, and uoing be d. feu though
u can DO obtained nom adjoining property. The timber
IN Tie valleys always heavy, and ~ 10 be reached BY
winding roads gradual Of descent The soil Is hight clay
loan, With some sand, which, ii not poscd when wet
works up nice and me On these nights all kinds " fruit
30 well, AID everybody tets how successful grapes are
though really they do not know and may say, and will
say that most knds OF grapes except tho Catsvba flourish
for apples these localities cannot be eIceel In the
world, and peaches do as well a. anywhere.
On The broadcast parts Of these uplands the settlers
mafo farms which they value al a average of 90
an acre They also settled tho bottoms which from
fw rods Ia quarter aad half milo broad Generally
the houses and barns are poor and mean the orchards
OF uIue 'ssaa aud us whole sceas 10 distressing Lett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

important thing is y cnnes male without missAe
in one 1T for ay",ner suoh things have boon done eva
hv those E.i thought they understood theu eiTc9
siEtcx ..aff g. CO.. koa Missouri. Walker q fIs,s'd
dy ihs later iiu IS sad TO have very compete liss
yacfut lrI,. stephen No0iWorh, West Plans Hossn
a. J. X. W.oG.4ic Thomasyilc Or,ron Co., A. ".
VALE I,u.iDn IeNas Co. A. yri then ar no mails "
, or IIoarl counties bat ioites ay 10 ssnt 20 care
~ 4 Il. Peek land receiver Ir1nton. lion Co.. Who WIN
forward hy hrst opportunity. Howell equity has lAfSe
god III cyelal Of the above coute. lad aKs were ns
as~e.set durng the war, and lar;es yine ahrosj -
le abb ~ hear from thefn supposed they we're sold IA
tare, his year assessments are Ia he ds ot We P&
In the eoautiss Of Oregon, shannon, Phelps. How
aud Teta, the land not eel 81 % entry o. ~ eos ~
acre, and having been picked Over. uere are Ds'v2
chaLccs than elsewhere 10 get good i"'r'ious
Tbs anon ile b. It eaaice FOR ma % get cnesS
md fair lands. With their families on l, hands. ana
everything DEAR t.s ar in some sui -rPe - 81 usy
we're about to die. In, energy vii gve'lem farms ~
Which, by using common ildus aud sAu iel wi! DO -
ri 10 A. a.. aud Sch more u-' ful. NCs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01
AxArpr,L PROM THE coLonsp Mr1nopisrs a

Az APrTtL PROM rHB CoLoRED METHop!sTs AT
Conference Of the Coored NJ T. Church which met OF
Il,Iay le nnih day OF the Conieence the Rev John r.
Washington coored clergyman. presented the following
appeal u the Conference
We the gndesgned present TIL, appeal % the Christian
public tocug aid to the Missionary operation
uruyrsss ~ the baltimore Annual Conference Of The African
Methodist Episcopal Zion Church Their Missions are oca
tod In MARYLAND district ~ Coumbin. virginia kenlcty
Icnne.see and otter southern States where have large
number Of Teachers abOrng FOR tie good Of
tls Ieed TeAg0lss lnsunctng tlcm Only ~ e.
fahistt ff,r SciO T tie education o. item and thef
lirer Noful.tanding EFFORT 10 put forth by or
'hcrctss a. unds for this object tie demand of hs
soEares A. aches great that se are obliged ~ ~
Act ne oil. o. oll friends
Ttefcfofe i,e Rev. John T. Wellington We hener 10
hereby authorized Agent solicit and collect snhscrp
Cr us plp-e all Of Which ~i4 be faithfully sp9Topr
.ied f. lie otlect herein referred 20.
he appeal was sgned ~ Sampson Talbot Bishop OF the
Ha4iIaore tol.s1elce o. tie African ~ l. Zion ClIcA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01
CITY GOVERN EN-.
Rssrd Of AIdernsen.

sssota sr'-'Os -ia-.i;, W, - lssT
- s'''ia-' prr'u'r' 70 re ''Io"-' -
D 2. vusrrsy c1,rs cs.,..aA {, s,sl
D,.s 80 ioa are e-rs' r,las-s to ''' ,s no" % sss
y, aaon .ey "A, ...,ly is.ss
JoaS Bpc. Y.v.ri p1.,t-. THo~.. s.r.rd Dtsass
J.~r. oHRrz Inrg,t Di'r ossrH ssAs,o, ,s'h Ds.,'s
lo',r1i, tIrss tl Drrf H.sL.. W lH.s 'oafih p'-
D.. =, Vrs1L. 4. po.. i'.h,s I, ,.,, 81, ,,,
Ai4sn.ea cor..n Moron. Flyun Shannon G-io-, n.-".
10. ..dias e',hs ~ mating .s-.ssi ID
CoMHuNcAIoNs
n,o .roar. ia. Common cosii O. the au'' Of L'a'sA'.>
M.Ioa, o,y,es NJ" ret- Nay 70 IsH
G.s!s.sss liz r,ls' d., s ss%T s.s . %, q
gsly u. a., i'et oso M.n'.i s.u s,sa " . ~
older ,na nobs patriot ~ BE- rr-y-a With u.d r-C.A
nt.s BY bound. Of th continent soi .ssDl.
, s 70. s e.1f ..s Nm s &
% seo. 80 sr'., :; b. patriotism "a 1,y- n. 10. ss
h. history IN. eoaS'y vita -tea b. s.a. ,.o-.s.y
''' ''@ '''-' '@'' may S :; i T ~ x.,
Which r.os ',d 'ni p'r-a 90 ais.
kIsoLUroS,.
sA,-,s. Lsu, ON wius,d ip,.s
,aes ,,bess ,nSay nj. 'nea q
| o.o %. s.ys .. ss 20 .pss % =. :s...
ofus ov~r8lns POViceses oil b bs4
h The .. a. .. s s ;, . T.: "a y =
bas,ss The ~ this sd shhosss -,nt
p ns-s whole eoynr, ue'ns tie ss~ss s,d'-' p.'r
statesman ~ a. lie tine he s,esnsSn u ug
:. COMB. ted ~,,A s,.y .Is. vent % Ho. .ss ,ls ss
umP. -h. r.-i,y sOO'r0lsi sna sH-ssss u. pjala
NJ IN -ici ne moral 81, ns'A Y~sf and enssnes hAe s
nncy present. time ~Eeo k ATTAINED posisa AS
% ad ~ sLsI IN the -ofid sod
1 S,. "a .as '. .ss,.s i; =. e.
sIcedd the sio,,.d e OF srn"- her. e-o- hs -
nom mi sod M Of honor st Dc c Of a n vsssY
v,c ~ snse, o. n. sipsrsae ,ul ;ae d s ada
Of Tho ~ The u mortal
Tat ~sTs not born 70 de
R.I,S MT On, o, r.p.s, to n. memory N.
Of Ls many and uob t~ ua paifs<-
sut H~v ~ nvAa. ersio'' sna orne' io' n, eoay
ssfsd sn a1nors1 ~ Iounou Aosnt DO isss
ri ihe u sa.'ness 80
Fisy pFos IL sPi or ruahisas toe h
D. Lost and 90 b.... rn.a thst cay Hsk
other rubinx be d'piiy~d h.if mat foa ssnnse
the h.fho b. requested also i,gsy sv
er ~. ro's' on a d,y 80 hs members 81 to- .sss..
from branch II C,mnsa
their dsueDt be beet alec st-d 10
~ the soo~ Of the Pc 81 t cay FOG h- aesih ssd sspsss
Tor The o. 1h- iasiiioS, soldier AID - iarthr
R'sd 1hsi Of the ior"sons preamble ana rsoafoo -
suitably grss-d snd hrrd d1y sied ana sHsnistsS -
e,s.i 3, me e.fpo , ... ', 81 70, ne "'
Ai.B NAssrn moved 10 amend o, sads NE following 70 ~
rA. IN. Mayor .Sl the Pr.isu, Of e.h r-usss
to .c si's IN, corni's@
Which carried
rrs4I d-d thor sn-ase~~y
sdo2ted
TIE PRrsIDESr then name. said sp Cemmitse- pss
aud y1uam.
Alderman y.,srs moved that .Oarr. 4, -
meet % Mooisy TIC "h p'or, Hsoeioes p a.
Nhifh earned
rhr board t9.o 81 opm.S n 7. VALENTINE. ci.~t-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

MISSIONARY LABoRs IN rRs ssLAKs .sp ''AsHHrs
Tie CT, Mission beI mes..ag Tuesday s'enirg N thu
TweA Bspis, osuscl, A. X. e'uoFc ED IA In
e. mr. hun Der tho 1issonae. Introduced ~
gave uTei of thfi oh-ert4ioos aud eNpcrienoes
IeI Sak. mercy the IsDf. shown. hos word
kindness deed brOhefy hand In the mo-
abicct aud Rreishc Tie Chairman ref ed 80 neccsse
ti,s OF the scie. FOR labor - oq-rings ~
additional visitor. 10 The iefc IN IN
ssufy slt cni-i or boz The sueTlisrs tie Is
Nr MingH, mentioned Mofsssn Who hss
w"ika< on'i t~o years s'eBty AID ars1, t"as s Ue7
the eastern pIrt " The sg kAs er0ydsf
.sr,e sabbath. aui 10
AID hea spoke Of the of - the Sixth AID Othss
Wards tbe Ifn.Bg % Ni.so1 s'a'psa
Inc Rev Nj fu,kl,j. the pastor 81 go church s.id
s Lat the testimony have b. ri b. SEALED cpsa
Utmost hearts ID have the Spfi II CHRIST
missionaries snt labor aud praV snd Tor -
The nures ~ H." months operations fclevs<
d. ji missionary yI.its 53 nseals 49, 70 eAaruAny
and missions no chren 70 Sabbafh sohcO "a Rh.os a.
1e.taEcLfs giren. ana . 10 trsrt distributed.
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large part OF the counties marked fair 70 good are
good for cultivation and as these mover we're subject 10
entry ~ they have been picked over
In Phelps County only Oscfe 10 entered under N
Homestead Law # Lore 10 required tie pree ia a. "a
acre Ia other counties ono may enter lao acres /,
much cheaper 10 employ land agents than srer
land foI ono I" 20 TO the land Office though IL one ka
little business turn and can md out blythe Land oo, ard
negbbos The number OF the lots he can do IN. own
ing However, they all work into each others hands
for the sake OF uniformity and expedition Of business
Inc man VINO goes oit Tor the colony should have sharp
turn and he should tAke his time good nav i 10 buy
cheap horse. and were he should prefer 70 ~, low
land not 81 much for the mineral for the soil ~
80 superior that even tie r taken from great depth
equal to " beet manure. sul this should not influence
much one must learn a. he goes. once IN . While lie
wI md old settlers who know where the ues and
are and who Will be wiling 20 show HIM. But thing
important, never buy land without seeing and going
over the whole IT. for there hundreds OF thousands
OF acres not worth cent an acre tor farming purposes
perhaps for anything else
Tho following parties land agents Who mako 10
business !" snsst land Qpsoaa vr's ~tAsa The psss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

efsciAL sEssIos " sosssisv Ma. "a. tAS 4
: oe.0gs !
th.i Chamber Ne Ia City Hal. ~
f0Aosins cal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

Report, we're current at Chattanooga last week OF
,he murder. Es,Aoa Georgia Of Union man named
VII, on way home from church With hi. wife. Sir
armed with gars sBiley appeared the rosdsde and
deTed him 10 alt one = The villains eveed bis gnn. when
the wife caught the hand and the ball passed
Mss head The rect u the sooundrsls Immediate bred.
al their shOis t,krg eject tiug him At After yeef
ins abusing WDs. se tbs HIdsrsrs fsd sad s'I
UpsgVrehsRde&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

II N Vuf - a N'FrEsP'HG'1F
GySos. Nay L. leoa
The Englsh hostility tn Italian aspirations has been the
chief topic Of conversation the pause Of events which
has marked the last week To be- entirely Just " England,
her opposition TO u does not much arise oIn rada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

Tie rel yous excitement ~ Springfield, H.. ooa-
tres LthOug sh.teuer The prsyrs AID stinn
dsy and ghtN crow lec and g. cu Oh
he---.g .n-.--lr. 90 d -.te u l-llI D. ...k