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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-09

s6- The whole Of Shire-lane, London,
so pleasantly connected with ADDISON,
STEELE, and the Taller, "a about to be
removed, as the site is wanted for court
houses. SrEELE's cottage, on Hayer-
stock Hill, is also about being destroyed
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-09
WHAT THE PATIENTS SAY OF
DR.. Maggiel's Pills and SalVe!

(Extracts from Various Letters.l
IT had no appetite; Maesiel's Pills gave me
a hearty one" 4
your Pills are marvellous"
"Isend for another box. and keep them in
the house"
"Dr. Maggiel has cured my headache that
was chronic. llHf IN.
ST gave half of one Of your pills to my babe
for cholera morbus. The doar little thing got
well In day.
"My nausea of morning is now cured"
"Your box Of Maggiel's Salve cured me Of
noises in the head. | rubbed some of your
Saive behind my ears and the noise left y { u
"Send me two boxes want one for poor
family"
II enclose dollar; your price is twenty-five
cents, but the medicine to me is worth dollar"
"Send me FIVE boxes Of your pills" 20 -
LET me have three boxes of your Salve by
Ieturn mail"
Tho best Pills for headache eyer had"
MY liver works like an engine. thanks to
your Pills"
al am pleased to say to you. Dr.. Masgie!,
that would not be without box of your Pills
for suring me OF morning nausea for the world
"You will find enclosed one dollar. Your
Pills are only q cents, but | consider them
worth TO me one dollar"
..DRsR Doctor My tongue had fur ON Il
a very morning like the back Of n cat. Your
p; Us took 1t away"
81, took half a pill and crushed IL TO powder,
and eeye il Ia jelly 20 my little babe for cholera
morbus. The dear little pet was well in three
hours AFTER" .-s-.s- t.t.-r-f sfI.i
ct suppose Il is hardly worth while to tell
CON nv burned foot has got well from the use
az vour 6alve Enclosed find 25 cents for an
other box to keep in the house."
"send me another box of Salve."
Enclosed find rs cents for two boxes of your
Maggiel's Pills and one Of Salve.' m
/, "The most gentle yet searching medicine 1
| ever swallowed"
Have Over 200 Such Testimonials.
NAGGIEL'S PILLS AND SALVE are al
,nos.t universal in their effects, and a cure can
| he Al aost always guaranteed. FOR BIZ LIOUS
DISkASE nothing can be mere productive 81
cire than these Pills. Their almost nj -ic in
1 aueuce Is felt at Once and the usual eoncomi-
! tants Of this most distressing disease are re-
need These remedies are made from the
, unrest VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS Tkr~
will not harm the most delicate iemale and 90
he given with good effect in prescribe, loses ta
l the vounecst babe. FOR CUTANEOUS ms.
| ORDERS and all eruptOns Of the skib -
| SALVE Is most invaluable. Ii does not btsl
Externally alone. but penetratcs with ths. e,osi
| Searching effects r. the very root Of the rySi
II
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-09

nA-Judge Wars, Of Mississippi, lately
sentenced to the penitentiary for two
years two "boys in blue" convicted OF
stealing a watch from darkey.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-09

der to give him an opportunity 70 again
meet his old antagonist, JOIN MoHRis'
sry N 4tt7Ts,, I.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-09

ntA. ARSrIL has spoken in Congress.
ARNOLD has been heard. ARSELL is fa,
mons ARNOLD
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-09
A suaaEsrIoN.

slsned 10 President p.vIsin Carroll Hal
at Old Point
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-09

~ JoHx C. HKExAS is said 10 be
again in traiHing-foT C0Agress-in or
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-09

No. The Dickson House, at Jackson
Miss, was totally destroyed by fire on
Friday night last Loss, $4,000. it q
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-09
ONLYLEGlL LOTTERIES In U. /
Fir e-Proof Buildings.

= -
DE 1T 0RDAINED BY THR BOARD OF
ID Mayor and Aldermen Of the City Of Mem
phis. That section ). page lz9. Of Bridges Di-
geat. Of the ordinances on Fire Limits aud
Precautionary Regulations, be and the sane i
hereby 90 amended as 70 read ~ follows, to-uif:
IL shall not be lawful. and al persons arc
ferbidden % increase or add % the dimtnsions
Of any building alraady ereeiad a. % >h...-s O.
alter the construct Don thereof. under the pre-
tense Of repairing, or any rrcionsa whatever. OF
10 cause tAc zane TO h done within the limits
ccscribci IN the llrst sortion Of this ordinaDee,
Or 70 repair the roofs Of any part Of any such
buiidinr. or u cause the same IT, be done. OF 20
rebuild ans building partially destroyed By arc
OF otherwise. o. 10 cause the same 70 be re-
usircd. except b. usinr IN such repairs such
materials a. Will not incrsase the danger IN cass
Of Gre. pr0ridcd. however. that special dis
pcn satious or permits for alleration ~ buili-
inEs nav be granted BY the fire Warden, with
the sanction II ; nlainrify II the Fire Commit
tee and EnaFd Of Aldermen, upon the wriftcr A
petition q TIE Tarlies desiring Ench altrFati0 A.
lsiting forth srecifcallt the ehaFacter anaf q
tent ~ the ramc.
Approved Dec. a. 1sl6
" o. LOFLAND, MS,-or.
Attest; l. \. RIcHAEns. ci1 keESstE. io7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-09
zach Box Contains rWeire Ellis.


ONE PILL IS A posyl
ts- gorIcE.-Nonc genuine without The ~
rraref trade mark around each bot box
s;enod % DOCTOR J. MkG6IkL. Nes YORK
10 couut,siieif which u felony.
;rinr~ fhroueaour the United States anl' Jana
Ar. Al =, crnfr T,or l,or OF rot. W
DRING YOUR JOB PRINTING 10 THE
nprpLIC LEDGER, ghcro the i.rices are
11ifcrn and low, andrEhere you are lS -
sei fne work.
A DVFRTIsK ~ TIN PUBLIC LkiasRn,
a which has the LAR0 Est ClRcI LAfiON
!, an daily Published in tbs - Fruslllste.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-09
DR. MAGGIEL's PILLS

IABLY ouRE rHE FoLL0wixs bisrAsEs,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-30
= rlrgrapDs Nad)ri0ten.
&abel=S6nb bridbten.
~ G4st
. ie d Up asrs5ie E6Isas 9 e
in Megito.
8Mb8et fir 1866.
Ste fHbIi6e 9unsersu.otb +.
SDn9rea=gSer rbambluuaem.

" fff tfFF
9onOon, %. 0tdrs.
@re8ouberneur GDre bon Samaica
lit Dsrbaftet uoroen uno befnbet fi9
ieBt unter 8erb6r. = =
0ie sriedtlsbe 9te9ierung bat sic
>8roBmadte bon europa uln Snterbens
tion eriu9t, nm ipeiteres 8tutberateS
pen in Gambia gu berbiiten p - 81.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-30

eiriem foIden 9bet. glbeno unb bei benz
trcigebigen SbereolIeeteur gesaitein Be.
foneers, oen es ftets barnn aeTeaeu
mar, ieine @eielfdaften IN ieOsr Be.
5tehune fplenoib begrihten II; Iolien. in
grcber Nane 3u iinhen ltub, 70 lsessl Der
vcIolffde 8o6en" baIb ODE nfi6 berfofs
fen o0, 6eta ut,r be eDIE 9tofibeutin
mar bort nod 81 fnben. sic beiobl
eben etneu1 6ausbiener, bic @tiihIe ssit.
Der in bic 9eb6ri6e Or6nnna IL briiroen
oa Die aireite Mbtbeiluna fehr BAH Be-
9innen ipiiroe, ipenns bic 0Gife fid5 nur
erf einigermaben hOiebtr crfrifht unS
reFanrlrt batten. Gben mar ne feIbi4
I'm Besrlh, nit b6@lt eipeneH. ,nften
6insern bic @l6tttr, Bider i,nS NI.
buns ouf oem Slide au or6nen fo,s;.
aud ben griinen Qorbeertfot,, mieSer
auf oas Sanpt @6tbes Sn Oriiden. mel.
der bon 6er Butte btrabgefaHei, mar
oils fl9 ibr Der iunge ,,inelff f9nserselhoea
yrinianer naberte ttn0 iid mad eintr
fur5en @inleitung ieHr aerinofddhsn6
5lber Die 9teinopsfp'fde Woelie oue,
.fprah. gHir t0nnfr liid,t hehonnten
ob oas Wlotib, ipeIdes aben iuIloen
Wann 3u oiefer S9m1hrebe beyanIoffe
9feio mar, ie6enfoIIs miffen mir bier
aber liiittbeiIefi, boBi ef en6ftt, n,m bic.
lem 30aern nnb 8anspern Der 0vafi.
oentin seipiB germ eeffanb, ana er Iei
Otbter, aber er bdfte es nidlt aeipoot.
borbtn @tsuas bnfsntrnaen. ss 16eiouNtrs
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-30
81 { ~ gorf, 80. Mara.


Yapier aus Sols unO WaiSfengeIn
lit binfiiro iteuerfrei; 8anfen rrlb @an>
cutters 3ablen 10 8rosent Gteuer an
itabtif6en sfoten, Die iie etiua aus :
geben.
Ser Braf6ent bat &ouiIeau an 9tos
Ientran3 Steue gum 8rigabeS S@ener1I
in Der 9lrntee ernannt uno Der Genat
Blair's uno Slocum'S @rnennuna bers
norfen. a al.
$4,000 8ui9eIs Sorn fins tuieber in
einem Sdiife mad 9llobama abgeganS
gen lno bic 3ot6 i'm n0rbIiAen @eors
gia 1T auf bas &enBerife eeitiegen.
Sen. Wiramoil bat einen 8ertiI<
9un9sfrieg an9efiinOiat unD Der Meris
faniide @oniul. in Sabannab iuirbt
ipanii9e GoIoafen fiir $50 ben Wfo<
nat an.
Ser SeetunneI in Chicago ipur0e
Dorseitern erofnet in feierlidlter Weife
NIT 8ro5effonsn u. I. tr. ~ ~
Sn SebaIia, Wfo., idob elm Mann
5Uei 8iirger obne 8eranlafiung toot,
uorauf ibn bic 8Irger sur gBie6erbere
seItung aufbangten.
Ser SIusfAaB fir 8edtspaege piro
ieine SibungeT iiber bas Snfpea6ment |
balo pieoer aufnebmen. Nian faat,
oaB Die in 8potb's Saeebu9 febIenoen
Is Seiten allen geipinfhtel1 Nuff@luB
,sutbalten 6atten, bod fdeint Die 3eue
,9endusfage baranf binsugebenL abn6. .es
lid genau in .bemlelben 5uitan6e iest |
befinOet, IN Dem eS bon feinem 2eibe
lgenommen lunr6e. gla4 Der Wiittbeis
lung bes eSeraIb" foG iebod bis lebt |
nod gar teine a99raDirenoe Sbatia1e
DorIieaen.
Sn Der Stabt Stem SrIeans eriftirt |
cine Sraantlation (@ran6 @rmp Mn0 |
Butler Org J, luelde 5000 Stiutn9es |
Der entbdlf llno bOfft, bic GtaDt in Dem
6eborltfbenben 8abltampfe 5u gefpins
men eunO Dieneiat aud baOur1 cen /
Staat.
9tu1 in 9lor6 Garctina bat FG 6ie.I
republifanif6e Yartbei nit 100 Dele.
gaten or9anifrt.
Die 9la1rfdt bon GeiA6riidlen am
untern N1iiffiippi befati9t ii6 leiOer
uno bas 9ieoerlan6 beginHt bereits, fih
nit gBafer 3u filaeu.
8e9ieruugss u Ginnab men I
bis Gn6t 1866.
30lIe ....... .$1S7, ,467, ,511.OO
Oefntt. Qanbereien 935, ,226.11 !
Dirette Gteuern 200, 1851. .S5
5nnere Steuer ..... 291 ,792, ,555.96
2ln0re Quellen. .,...... AZ, ,S77 ,695. .O4 /
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-30
Nentftes per seltgrapj,
Uerbaftnne hcs JnbianerhduDts
lineS gBatbamtambisbe.
antnnfr Beg vGreat Galteru.

Pas 9o9uaffsr jeHte atefen grOstni
Sdmpt Ter in ben Stdno, mad biefem 6afeu mil
BEN gr0btsn unS beft ,seIpdbIten 6argo pom
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-30
0nrnfehInnnen.

BiE, bic nnterseibuettn 8iireer pom 9saS3inetof
20, Str9nta, bic nit einigeS Aeapptf9es, o Sims
nsM Seecn geiof enes Rorn geprft bab n, beeIaubi.
sen trmit BAT etnise bef SteneeI bier itftb 6reiB
RoloelI babsl. pom men bic Mugite
DIe mir benerften, I01< SOL in Ser adnge nn6
Sou TN Hmtan9e map. Gbenlo lpudbs oiefes 3orn in
gstaH elnes Saames u,ts bot eiu ebrsehinSes Allz
y. .: @smtfter. Csc. .aaUen,s Neit .. o.; ga.
Capt. 8. g.. &fdnf1elH, ipolftotts@
Bir, lie nnterseiGneten bef9eingen tas bic obtz
gen 9erren pirti4 in 9BafbtngtoR @ollntp ,@a ans
llfn9 ulIo ARdnner 6er gsabrbeit ihb. bereu 2uper
IdlHgtett, 5reibeit pou 2ige, 9reIe uns Gbr6artet
9leMan0 IN 6rnae sn siehen tpagtlanA bGs ie ei1te
9eruorrd9enee noraf1s. io5iaIe nnb poIitije Stelz
lung einnebmen.
SObn pbiIipps, 9 .R .erais's Ma5Isn, s. D. go.
8. We. Samttltpn. ers s5esift BON MaIbiustOn 60
SerieI .. 2Ineer, SteIIuer. SrieSensridter.
m;4 3mm
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-30
Qo1DOil1s aenneffee samtae, ben 30 Nidrs 1861

.botirte fi6 bier auf monatlide 9lus !.
5ahlilns unO nabp. einen gorl9lae bonn
2anle 5l einenf 8eratbunqsaus :
f9ui1e an.
Saus.
Nefolutionen Der 9fatbIan6 Ofebu.
6iltanilden Contention erreaten Ieb<
Rafte Sebatte, DurOen ie6o1 oem
Ne9tsansf9uffe iibermieiea.
Sas 9aus bel6loB bierauf 8erta<
9ling bon illorgen bis gum 5, SUM,
y !, Das Ndtitun0ens SDltem fur ale
&rbetter i'm Stenife oer. 3eaieruna
murOe eiFgebraati aber nibt erleoist.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-30
SaineS SrO'S. 4iauDs.
OdS 95ia,rp i,prt Qlmerifn.

:, 2ieie Btaitos wereen oHsemein non complement
glDtern aue Yianos, 6se nod ge,Rodbt tpor6ett
rnoI 9tet9 On rtannt. Als gmpfeblunoen fSnnen
pIr ns auf piee tanieno Stabt. nn6 9arbbemobrler.
nsor 9reBen ansnbIeh Der Sodf9uIer, Serstisare n,
I. 70. bejiehen. '7.47 -. '''s> 80 : -
9iefe Bianos baben nibt ausin ben beitanStoen
9ebraneb une i@nere Yraris uoa einent Sabre aus 3
ge1e ioneern n6 bic Iesten Is Sabre ,ir poIIs
benltt Ineroen.sz n n 81 '6f& - y s-ITss" !"
Stefeibe baben 9reie unS Debailen erboIten. mo
ne unr Immer ausgetelt uuIoel DPS 0erIdnoen
aa9 oleen giafos 1T 10 grDB sepefen, bab Se Serper,
9atnss SroS. f9 geu0tbiat iaben, i5re Arbeiten
gu penn Serage uon a bis so ganoS rp56entlid aus
Defe babsn ieht cine Der ausee5e5ntejten unb rpuz
tdnot9ften 6obrtfen in ben Ger. Siaoteit inbem Bic
aortt auetn uber 6rei Bertel eines Aders aanb be-
s.. Sedt nno elne ront BON 2fg ) s an Der 8uetten
Apenue eutIptdeIt f-7s57 sHA1i>'7~1
1eleoen itno bic tiHisen gianos erfter
RIae I'M SanSei. Ta fense fit iIuitrrte GirfuIare
6aineS Bro's, -
S56, 3SS, $50, 362, 36i, 366, 36s. so, S72,~ .e.
ms2S 31R SEDete Mbenue, Stem Dort .eitn
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-30

Ten lines of solid nonpareiI make one square
Yeally advertisers will be entitled to a discount
of TO per cents = 3ey VT - :. .T77Tr7'
Every other day (e. 0. d. advertisements will be
charged two thirds Of the ;ibtve rates.
In the Weekly Edit Oh, one dollar square for
each insertion. - 4s2 ? \ F1Ts-S
Special or City Item notices 20 cents line first
and 10 cents a line every additional insertion
tnanges IN advertisements will be charged at tAe
rate of so cents a square, - = :
All advertise ~ ents are due from date of first in
sert1on Herea ter the cash system will be adhered
90, and transient advertisements viii he tai en-
unless accompanied by the money. sas
JOHN RUHM, Publisher,
Office No. al PUBLIC SQUARE.
(over W. T. Berry & Co.'S Book store.
2. o. Adress LOCK Box SO, -
!s%@R ssss' NASHVILLE. TENN
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Oeutf.be Uereine RaissiI:.s.

(5OHfetuns feIst.)
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aegbptiidts &Orn !!
Auspicium melioris aevi. Bona fide.
ast Qaid pro quo!
MeaDptifebe @Drt,

a,,s hu oertst 5arsern snr Sns gnnss
Me8nptifebe @Drm,
ue6es, sDie fid bur @riifuna erpteien bot. rot .r
Nsfe sepeibt, Ipsan eS aud erit am Iebfen SR Ses
pttGn5t Dfro. Nan idSt por feineu febr eraiebaer,
g!9ent91tten, sab es $50 8uIbeIs ouf ben Nder
orllgt UNI es pEe9t, nab ueriieoetem @emdBe 65fb
aul ceit Sutbet. Stefs Rom murbe BON ioidtef aes
3o9eh rneldes man ficb hireft ppn Orr Sones Miies
rem GonfuIar. 9senten gIeid nab feiner Eiiffebr
aus Ggppten perfdbaffl bate. . s.S =
Us beodrt fetner pc fdbieeenen GuEtut uIs oo5 an
orer Arten nnb i'm Siioen tonnen 3mei GrnSten in
e1nen; Sabre auf bemfelben Bob Eerstelt roereen.
ertbta 2olsen iino au einem StenaeI qepodSen. lie
9ur9f9nittS5abl tft flint bis funfsehn sSr ben
oensbeodrt TT es unibertreffit1. @en1t aefxoAIen
nno 9eDortg gebentelt, lit IS in Sarbe unS Teinbeit
Dem NeI5enmeble gieit. AlS Sntterernete, rpentt
man es IN Ginnen ootr breitgempffes M frhaeifios
SIiterung dt stebt es fcine it brri ipeIce f5 5ne
no9l tnr Mtl9tdbe etgnet uuS teine 1peIbe I'M
STENCIL ooer RoIben bab 70 pieI @ertb hat -
Us tam tgrfolg in ieoem Staate gesoeeit n erSc1t
iU ileIefe pe geiliiseEhften 9ddpeife, SdB bieSes
Ine ouBeroem bin id be einsse 9erSon i'm aoISse,F
Sanoe, pside beie Mbart beiist 90 jdb mir ems
geiplne AitdntItdt uernIft babe 70 bin th iekx ir
Sfaiios, que attrd9e fir SoIe aussufatir r1eidbe
es y ~ ofriua9en pinf9ea, - s 8
fonnen, baben mir ben re.s aaf eitfe atb eis el =
1alben Dollar fir eos Yddet berabeefctt Sehqr
iosl1er einen Club pon 6lRfen aufmocbt erhGli elm
lolges YGdet gratis = filnfsebn Padete mir $40;
Il' PIG mr $2oi lCo $sO. sin 9ader entbdt geanss
ader gu 5efden; e6enfo ginneifiSaem fir asfIaaief
4no Sebdnolilng. Bran aere fire
8. 6. O. S4nHfep, u I
Dor IS, Gbinebn2a
@qfbtnstOn eop,itp, ga. ~
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-09-25

.
SENSIBLE TALK IN New ENGLAND
Some of the New England Republicans
are free to express their views OF the IN
justice the financial system of their party
works to other property than bonds. The
Marlborough IN. H. News, (RepJ IN
noticing an article in another paper in favor
of taxing United States bonds, says;
The agitation of this subject will no
doubt cause that class who believe govern.
ments were instituted for the benefit Of
monopolists and spectators to hold up
their hands in only horror. They may,
however, rest assured that sooner or later
they must consent to bear their share ofthe
burdens of institutions, the preservation
Of winch is as essential to their interests as
to Others, or do worse. 1t has always been
our opinion that the men who, having the
means absolutely necessary to preserve the
Government, withhold them until exorbl-
tant terms were extorted from it, are not
entitled to any great amount OF considera.
ton among those whe jeopardized every
thing, even life itself, in the preservation
ofwhich the latter had certainly no more
interest than the former.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-09-25
XANDRIA, LOUISIANA, WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER Is, 1867.
The Secret Grief.

A lively correspondent of the Boston
Post, writing from Saratoga, thus des-
cribes the cause of fashionable lady's
woe at that stirring watering-plaee 1t is
very life7like: az aatg .taraad
About a mile, from Saratoga, behind a hit
of pine grove, they have racc-course. On
general principles these country races are
of no consequence, nor is this race that |
have attended considerable in any sense
but that of fashion. There are always in
every well-appointed family one or two
special dresses that by some want of for
tuity, fail to find opportunity to be worn.
/ met Miss Gunstock when / arrived
here, and after second interview my mind
was satisfied that there was q secret be-
tween us. She had suitors beyond any
lady in the Sinbad House. Her position
was more than fair;.s so was her beauty
As to health, she drank four glasses Of
High Rock water every morning; danced
till two, and rode and shopped the rest OF
the time. The man she wanted loved her,
so she did not encourage him. Yet, under
all this, / saw growing discomfort. "Per
haps," said, there is one of Miss Brandon's
heroines. Farm the past she poisoned heI
grandmother. Upon her person she car
ries q revolving scar. She is b0w-leGged
or there is stain on her uncle's escut
cheon." ] could have written % ballad on
this deep stain |; it worried me thin. sa
"Tell me, Gunstock, | said, what worm
aliesiat the core Of SO fair maple. Inshort
what ails you ?"
She only heaved q sigh.
Yesterday / introduced her to Smileripe
of Philadelphia He stammered out an in
vitation for us both to take q seat in his
drag and attend the races. When she ac
cepted saw her face look almost angelic
What could it mean ? So / followed hel
along her corridor. She was at the win
dow of her mother, more lovely and cheer
ful than basket of Delaware breaches.
Come said I,.T am not single man
Give me the privilege of an old friend.--
Why were yon so rnhappy2 and what ha!
changed you ?" f 49,
She laughed right merrily, and told mt
to come in. Then she drew out OF hel
huge Saratoga trunk most beautiful bon
net; one oak leaf one sprig OF acorns {
dress and cloak, perfectly true to the after
noon, with long trail, % skirt where the
humming-birds had dropped among thu
knitters. sa7 81.
There" said she, Il bought this dress
pattern in Turin. the bonnet in Brussels
have never had a chance to wear then
| till to-day. This is my secret Had
gone home without wearing them, the sea
son would have been incomplete ~ 81
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The Northern Fall Elections.

Pennsylvania, Tuesday Oct. 8-One-third
of the State Senators IA land the members
of the House Of Representatives.
Ohio, Tuesday, Oct. S--Governor, 1t.
Governor, State Treasurer. Controller, Of
the Treasury, one Member of the Board of
Public Works, State Senators and Repre-
ssentatives. The Legislature to be elected
will have the right to elect a United States
Senator to succeed Senator Wade, whose
Senatorial term will expire on March 1850.
Minnesota, Tuesday, Oct. S-Governor,
Lieut.. Governor, Secretary Of State, State
Treasurer. Attorney General, one-balf Of
the State Senators az and the Members
of the House Of Representatives.
Iowa, Tuesday, Oct. 8-GoVernor, and
Lieutenant Governor, one-half Of the State
Senators (23) and the Members of the
House of Representatives.
West Virginia, Thursday, Oct. "a
Members Of the House of Delegates.
Massachusetts, Tuesday, Nov. 5--Gov-
ernor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary,
Treasurer, Auditor Attorney General
Councillors, State Senators and Reprssen
tatives sb TEES
New York, Tuesday, Nov. 5-secretary
of State. Controller, Treasurer, Attorney
General, State Engineer, Surveyor, one
Canal Commissioner, one Inspector Of
State Prisons, State Senators, and Mem
hers Of Assembly. 2a,5a gft4is'ia
New jersey, Tuesday, Nov. 5--0ne
third of the State Senators, ~ and mem
beers of the House Representatives.
Wisconsin, Tuesday Nov. 5-Governor
Lieutenant Governor, Secretary Of State
Treasurer, Superintendent of Public In
struction, Attorney General, Bank Control.
Ter, State Prison Commissioner, State Sen.
ators and Representatives.
Maryland, Wednesday, Nov. Com.
troller of the Treasury, two Commissioners
Public Works, one-half Of the State Sen
ate, IN and Members Of the House Of
Representatives. The Legislature to be
elected will have the right to elect a United
States Senator johnson, whose Senatorial
term will expire on March A, 1869.
Kansas, Wednesday, Nov. 6--Members
of the House of Representatives.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-09-25


:, A.bEapITFuL TRIBUTE TO GENERAL LEE.
!, ~ ioliowipg is an extract from private
! as',Pwritten by q lady at Liberty, Bed
a y County, Virginia:
uesefal Ice, accompanied by his daugh-
=, Miss lMsilffed, stopped here for night
: !. l's way to The White Sulphur. While
w lae Generals old officers proposed
s,ssess MN an entertainment in the shape
'saa'tlher or 0 supper, but lie declined all
!, demonstrations. Ashe rode through
- Village on his departure, tile citizens
. !. and while he was passing along
~ ''sa streets every man raised his hat and
'oOa VII With bowed head. The General also
''ised his hat, and this silent tribute of the
peOple TO their fayorite General was indeed
sg. - "A gentleman riding with the
ssl'siai az the time, says that he felt like
,sspihg' IT being such a solemn tribate Of
,s'spset7-Rn silent and sad--not a reice
va sas raised twas the heartfelt lore Of a
'0lqaeree reorlt FOX beloved hero.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-09-25

HIsgoRIcAL DATA FOR DUMAS New No
VEL ON AMERICA.--A private letter from
Paris informs us that NJ. Alexandra Dumas
is engaged on new novel, the scene Of
which is laid in America. the time being
that of the ciyilwar. Is is understood that
many OF the details and incidents have been
furnished by the eccentric equestrienne
Adah Isaacs Menkin Heenan, or whatever
else the lady's name may be. Miss Menkin
lis not without literary proclivities-of' Q
certain order and is reported to have
kept journal in which are amassed many
remarkable occurrences, which are to be
worked up" in new romance after M
Dumas own Incompatible manner.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-09-25

E 4 bellmaker, endeavorlng to. Sc
a large gong to Quaker gentleman, remar-
ked that it would be, very useful in the
country, for it would not serve as a dinner
bell but would also in case of an attempt to
break into the house, enable the inmates
to give an alarm to the surrounding neigh
borhood. j" Friend 2 replied the Quaker
gentlemen, alter listening attentiveIy to
these recommendations, I" I will not pur-
chase thy gong; for if ! put it to both these
uses how should my friends distinguish be-
tween a late dinner and an early buglary?'