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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-30
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ASSETS. JULY l. lsm.
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Loss by Portland Fire. July lth

THE total amount covered by the Atna Poll
L cies on property destroyed Or damaged IL
$2O6, 1854, on which salvage will be about Eve
per cent. Our total loss will not vary much
from 100000, and was promptly adjusted and
paid. This sum is five per cent. upon the Com
pany's assets. a figure but slightly exceeding
our Government and State taxes paid last year,
or a proportion equal to 5000 loss for a COM
pany Of $4,000 assets.
The necessity for insurance and the value OF
wealthy, strong corporations is forcibly IL
Illustrated by this FIRE. Several weak insurance
companies are destroyed. Portland has q
population Of 35.000-was handsomely built
mostly fine brick or stone neutrality-suspicious.
and screened with UPWARD Of 5000 shade trees
bounded on three sides by water-indeed,
literally, almost rising from tho ocean-.and
with a steam FIRE department-yet II has $l0.-
900, 900 of property consumed in few hours
upon q holiday when its people are least oceu-
pied-from the very. Insignificant cause Of q
contemplate frecracker.
Remember the trifing origin of fires that
sweep away in few hours the earnings o.
years. Consider your best interest and give the
Etna Agent call if you need proper insur-
ance security. Pay fair rate Of premium for
q good and genuine article and with these
lights and experiences before you, procure
your insurance with shrewd judgment.
Applications for insurance promptly attended
to by II. A. LITTLET0N & CO., Ag'h.
No. % Madison street.
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Get One

of the FINLEY CHURN DASHERs and try
IL; If not fully up to representation, return il
and get your Three Dollars.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-30
1000 Finley Churn Dashers

To arrive next week. Agents can be proftably
employed. Our agents are all making money.
You can do the same. if you will try.
j. A. CAMERON & co,
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A Cash Remittance of az.

Or a. order &C. o. D." b. Frrrsss. viii obtsi,
one Of tie FINLEY CHURN bASHFRS.
shipped 70 any part Of the United stafor. Send
for Circular. with three cent ramp.
J. A. CAMERON & CO..
81 Main street, Memphis.
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ATadIisOn, Gibson, Dyer.

0bion, Henry and Hardeman counties, Tenn;
and Marshall, Lafayette, Pontotoc and Yalo-
busha counties, Miss, are open TO agency for
the FINLEY CHURN DASHER. Apply i'm
mediately to j. A. CAMERON x co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-30
TENNESSEE STEAM CANDY MANUFaCTORY.

Our Candies will be furnished fresh daily as
heretofore, and guaranteed pure. We manu-
fac ure none bat No. | articles, and that this
fact is appreciated a liberal patronage demon
strates.
sS Particular attention paid to the filling of
country orders.
290 and 292 Second street, cor. of Madison.
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COME ctioneries
IN ALL THEIR VARIETY.

WEHAvE RECENTLY BEEN PLACED
stock Of rfFs%Etc y a isss Ps u.s. ss
ing b? part Of ALMONDS MON Str TPTnL,BEEiRTs.
SINS. CURRANTS,. FIGS, JELLIES ard
PICKLES, CAN FRUITS, Toys. and a
variety of other articles too lengthy for emu
meration. We are also in receipt Of regular
shipments of Oranges, Lemons and other green
toners and the public generally to our stock,
feeling confident that our lengthy business K
perience enables us to give entire satisfaction
to all of our many patrons.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-30
Hair GOOdsI Hair GOOdsii
CLOSING OUT SALE.

MRS. l. GUILMARD, sax JEFFERSON
vi street. j. closing out her large stock Of
fashionable II AIR GOODS. % olese hu.inoss.
Ladies vii obtain Ereat bargains b. ealing.
sl-lnF
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-30
ORGANIC vIBRA a : j ;

CUBsCRIBE FOR The PUBLIC LED9ER,
y which Is the CHEAPEST daily published
IN the State o. Ieunessoe.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-30

TirIsA.N UNFAILING REMEDY IN ALL
L cases OF Neuralgia facialis. often ehecting
ne RECT cure in less than twenty-four hours.
fro IN the us g Of no more than TWO OR THREE
10 other form Of Neuralgia or Nervous Dis
ea le has failed to yield TO this wonderful rene
died agent.
eia and general nervous arrangements, Of
many years standing. affecting the entire sys-
fem. Is use for a few days, or few weeks at
n ~ most, always affords the most as tOnishing
rs,iief. and very rarely fails to produce com.
ulete a cd permanent cure.
II con ltains no drugs or other materials In the
slightes degree Injurious, even 70 the most
delicate system. and can ALWAYS be used with
Il has long been in constant use BY many Of
our mosi eminent Physicians. who give il their
unanimous and unqualified approval.
Sent by mail on receipt Of price and pestage-
One package, .........-....-l ~, fOstage Genus.
SIX packages, ..............-.. 5 %. Y
Twelve packages. .....--.-- 9 90. -
lis sold By All Wholesale and retail dealers
in DruGs and Medicines throughout the United
States, and by
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COAL! COALl COAL!

ASA SHELTON 4 CO.. COTTON FAC
"a tors and Commission merchants. are nov
prepared to furnish a first class coal az one dol
lar per barrel AZ the yard. Orders for coal must
Be left at the once, room Z Cooper Block,
Monroe street. T-l0r
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PUBLIC LEDGER )
LARGRsT ClTY NIRNNLATION.

oaee. Ne. bal Madlsoa Stared
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4 DMINTsTRAToR's SETTLEMENT N

By r. J. BLACK, Dep. Cl'k and Master.
A eopy-attest; 7. b. MIcou, solicitor q
ccmp aiDaut. oawT7-lG
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,,at,s Of aegal aopertlsrments,
SffiiisNer 2im;ei8cr.

6ouar,E-5cn. 6 q. g!specmt, 6iasScro, @p
ztstaIt,. ssnatUr-cjs,t 0esttl, Ghmptrltrn, ,@c.
8tprditutam,-gB. (. EallmsYsr, WrpIlawI, Mc
Sr. q. AItHur-G s @riNsm. rpntrm, SIC.
whit. 4d:ncr- srnit &rst, $50. ,6nmann Mr.
sL6Custtct-s9 s SnmiItrn. ~. .@entnieneNtp
6itnit <tr - 5rH s & Spsiss, Grabbing
ton. M,.
strtn Gltr.-9 6 Gnalanr, serH,onn. SIR.
6Oau,y Nit.tr-6eu. U,retn Serg Sat5lu,M ,Mr
Som Sullins4 bay. Mr.
Gcntancs Nrf, psl@Inn, AU.
Ssuas Gltrt-Sewarr fstr. osrmann, Bio.
SbuiT & Gcasttor-s -s8m @er6sr, 3aY, Yip.
Spats 5btrii-yrO YIauirb. Ssrmann. Sic.
sU. ealBmtilt:r-9 0silsmegsr, SslmAnn. Mr.
aItHOr-6snrp Wtntnsr. 9srmann, gtr.
Surrssor-9Gm s SOiNs 5etMartr,. Mr.
Saul Gommicner- . 9S 8utsr, Gna ian, Me
Yuslie AumIniiratOr-5 j gSrltina,
Suvu.irr ri NtgiItr. Stsrtrcm,
Strmnt ser &utuii GGmt nAs i. Mrutl1 in
Nyn! VIZ Ottrttr
snains rsr Grnuty Court om 3 Mcntas in
S,bruar, Mai, Nnsuit unp Wcnemftg.
S,ias'ttitunrsn rsr 6 srt NrrssnS Ills IL
uue Nabmina1s his 5 lItr in mslten Stua<
I'm Et immtr I'M Grurttume lu trsTen,
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LYONS i.
periobiitbe SrOpfn [!
Dasuatrislt&eSeilmitts far

Oasuntra8lt&eh q eilmitts fir
Gamsn Sci nnststlmdbtstsitta.
SD babe hislt 5ruNsn matrs nn elmer ,stnjak.
riseu Qragif jeltf Serrrnust, unn nttme ttstnlt
tsinen Anfaas 80 tebouptsn, ra6 kis tst nod
teine anpere NstiSn snnGta porptm ia. wtlthe 70
mdttis. 10 iiGer unr natsi 70 uniHdeIiG bel wsit.
li&sa unrs8elmdbiStetsn mirtt, ais sten jena
Srupien. Sif tattn ia jehsn Gdlsn, fessn mir
una nur imnar 81 srtnntrn wiffsu. NOD nieu,als
pie 8Irfans DeriaSt ~ im WsBenttettt: 3auisnre
une atsr Sauiente, tpslGe lanss 3eit nit siner
iclHen 8ranfbeit tebaftst gewsitm fab, rtrsanfsn
tsuts snsiS une aasn cen 9rcnm ibrs Gsiuns
belt.
Stiaun fis fart UNI unfttlfar rirln, line jEr
rur&aus uHiGatli& unp i5nnsn so irstns sin,'.
3stt - uusssnun,msn pititnissn, rpsl&sr bic e.
icns,rs Sstrauhsauwsiians Fe aussridlia sc'
bistst - 9encmnsn retrnsn.
Sie fna fuf ausidIieaiG ron ben ttrpcrr,i
gem FEN Asl,tsn Grautreids une Gnalauts /
irOtl ais watrsnr n,siner etaiatrissn Yraris r
h iGrittrn nnp ih babe nod nittt elm en,ie 81.
sstDtt, eae fie nAslcs sftliften wdrsn. DAT nn
wirtliG 10, fDnnte i'd biphinatG eurh 3susnit
iucn Gamtn aus alien gBAtttstlen tersiien. 8
| lsEm Satrs wurrsn ansin 100000 Glaintn ,.
rieisn 5ropien strtauit. unn Id Fin f:f iitt,sut
pab lie 10 mantfr 9eifencrn ainpfruna ptri&c'
ten. SO wsib ,war wctl, rab cine arjnsi. issl;
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psrms nret wtrrsn t5Isits. rod wsiSss Id gsnau.t:
scn 10 JlaiGen Itsr 9 IN rte 5lnrs seansi
wsrrsu. fir treldat fs uIlsia ttRimm! fnr, --f
Ewirtli& 9sieenfs. ss ss5el
+ S6iisSiiA mi6ts ID @Qtn. rsIGe on irg
elmer llnrssslmd6istett = id msrynrsr, i&ws
: u6srmlbiesr 8sinisuna. Lueorrah pt9 rem
I Fiola,nrsn 8ranIbtitsn hirtn, ratt,n, Elm. 8la
Ycn Or. 9apun's iran;aia6sn gsriceieal-arcr
,u ssrin6sn. 4s Glilfsttit II itrs 0irtuns
" r.it nssbr rireftt uns prfitirf. ffun pulptr'
{ Niusn. 4nsiltrliGe 0ttrauGsanwsiiunstn
e nstts,sr SanriGriit iius Der GlaiGt ttis,ssttn.
Mtan Tam re 5ropisn iaR 10 jsen Nsr.
lttr Ser. Staatsn ertalkn pstr aud uat
= itnrnns rss Betrasss al G. %: Glart&
6 New-Sas,n, Gcn,s., Gsnfral-As ssntsn iir
{ gsr. Staatrn unr Gnnara - pr gca tsIt
: Or. q. g. 2ppm
en- ptaettstrtntera
gem.5asen, Conn.
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9er Aerr geftrendarins.
Gpn s. 8. s. Semme.
(GcrtIskuns)

Wit sintm SlSs jp rang er gum Bette hiuaus.
aasin, mis muiSs unr unsriGrcd,n psr t!sins
runIs alts &trs auh itin mo tts ss mar III Der
6tube fpdT liter unp it;a sr1.r Sprung mar Dos
bsr = wObl ntt cbne 0t&t, 3u ssm 3ite uu-
t:r fem Spjt3sl, Ssssnabr hem Bette, no pas
9i6t fanr, ras sr bsim S&laisaJst.n ausst-
lriHt taitt, unr nsbsn Fem si6t. sine Siit. nit
3unsbUl,uu. Gr srth -na& ren 3lmpDlsern.
ltrih eints earsn oil Ter 0ane unO mari e
meg inp,m es ni6t Mannts. Gr natm parauT
ein ,wtitts umO ltri& saHit; 20 tlanMt. at.r
etsnir wsnts mic tas srft.
uSerlamnttt Stast res 9iats unp Der Quftla.
runs ;" risi rr. aNiGt .nmal prrsutlitt 3&nr-
tEb.r bAtsn Il. ~
Niit siusm pettsn 9Ols6sn ull Sanets .r eie
Gtsarintsrie an. Tam iat tr raid In Der gan
jtn Stut umtsr, tsmrrlte atsr niGts Ssrlltt;-
ses."
| .3um 1tuisl, no eedt Ter &srl!"
I @a1en lten tsr alte Srr ni6t bel tit AZ
iul!sr; astr lein Sutts. lut,t, ipani6es Nst,
| fsnp an tenn Qllde. 81 nabm 20 unr btaab /, d
eamit ani tie Wanrsluns gum na9srsn Na6lu,
&tn; ellie rann ,uerf an ten Ghraut, ianp i'm
abr seriGlrhsn; biidte III jere Gdt Ger Stube
Fanr attr nttts parn; butter isrt GarEns POI
p:n 6snltsrn, une ians ni6ts ratintsr; l.uStet
snplld au& unter ptt Sstrtsas, % war ebtniaQ
Ter saruntsr.
der &erl wtrs iiA pOt unerttb nidt in msi,
Bat Sslsst blten" Gr Dor. ntGt sbne 8p:
fGt, rit SsEiltude aur, umet unp aui fensn E
ltssn halt, :: ras Sett @ar t'e..
u0strrt tote i'd stwas, rarauf lGmTrs ib :
lr uatsriu1ts rie lpursn r.r 5taSs; lie warren
raltIrhtn, ME sr lis sslahen bate, als sr a
. cite sns.
uGu Ssrl it irrt, wsnn aua in nnbssttEi
der gEs,is. - absr mem StatGsn Ter Sarsu
IT pmltIuAen une rr SauFl Rsdt mot n,sl
slrin. gGie iesr.euSs ih mla uur 90
-Nlbrsnr sr ra.a5sr na6lann, iabte sr media
MID naa ct 8slis, In lutn GolAs Der S9'ak
,um Strants iia bsrunrsu battt. vgue @tn.
twas 1T Tenn sasS?" Ter saIu0sl mar lR D
1ads; wisrer srer nod u9ats i'd gsraar
opr mar Der &ssl sm 6srsumsitsr &" Sc
ltISb sr ten Strunt au'. 2a6 &aRasn ~.
nod parir, oil rsmsitrn Ylese, auI ZEN r
e,itsut hattf, HsriGIufsn, unpsrlspr. v9a sIau
wabrbaTti9, ib bare uur sstraumt; ster i6 sDl
toG tas Wsrluit rtutIi6, tsiCnrers tas ;wt
Wat." Gr rutdiu2te ;ur Saftt ris Dslrtu a
Estrsn Siuttn; aua bler ianb " H,dts. Rel
Spur ssiSte, pab Stmans ra 8sTelsn mar. 2p
r.n uns 6sipttr war.n srl1lrlFn anD pAns SG
l,yune. glur sins DR. CENTER in f;lnsr Nrsrt
tbnbs mar bio, anyslsaat. uao Die &laien, !
reneu .s rsrlsbsm mar, binSsn MID! iSrsn 8nJt
sr srl&rud pariitn. rSUllm Ssmanr burdb
tenfsr stItisssn unp whpu iurldsst.bri tin
ST uatsriuRte IS 9suausr. Sc ltlob hlal 8:
IN in Ten 9tabmen sin; rurH time 8ss ten
man nit etnem itmalsn Sniirumspte, J. ..
mem 9tsfer, sun oubsn pintinlansen uns
Sunte auib.tsn, wcraui ras 5enfsr fet rut f
Smsts. rN6Jlia rare e. |" Aper ras Sen
tuprt, aui rit StraSs, auf eie aud tei 2att
MALTA untelst,t unp a,u sen GAslaternsu srbs
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@as ii, sas mstr oIs tdnpeln 9uisn

Gag ii, tab nstr uls tdnpsln &eisn
DIR 3wtd res l&6ntn astsns l.i.
3siS itr sie munrsrscQsn glatttn.
Gis uns tsr Bsstttt astren tieisn:
Die 8rdn5s, ee pie 6unf uns F&t.
8srS.ilt aitt 3!
Darn reiat rsine 5aae i3r. 3.,ast.
uar rsr.. was esin Scr, sstsut,
Sa9':mas i'd Btu nno mas i'd taEe
Sci rir unr mtinet pfli&f S.wett!
Gann wir0 nit ssrsli4sm gettrausn
Sis raRthar Dir in'5 Au3e laausn.
St rann msiR 9OtH ruobl gu mir iprift:
Sie mill mia Riot !?
q. GeermG9len.
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1tebcr etme Wetllipm IIaiben!
inp bis jsst tsrsits ssrtauit wprren chne raB aud
MIR sin 1atl tstannt warre. fas bic Cur fstIst-
idiaa'n hatts. sDir iinp I'M 8sft elmer Gsite
ron 3susnii'n, ;uK She'll i.ltf >.
ncnhen ttrpurra9tnpeen Iersttn,
welts rem galiam tei itrsr praris sstrau&tsn
uni itn Dor alien anrrsn Mil&unssn une Slais
Fstsitsn enti&isrsn Rem 9rrsus s.bsn. Dtri.lte
troduet ben Snten nidt aus,
wutt aber I6f r ibn aut istat
maafreisu auswurf trIanst.
3issi ss:r srti tissr DOien wsrrsn unietltar
tsa8iselim g Salnnrt
tsisitissn.
Seltit nur .ins saI6s 8taias tat I6un oft tsa
6artnddiSfen 6ufen ssitiq ,stu. 70 l&nta Der Bal.
lam aud Writ, 10 IN ct cod. oils aus YEan,tas
fcifsn tsrsitet, uniG1pliG. Gein @ti&mad Ia
Gin gang austnsbmr unp eater tin GsbrauG far
8inrsr jeai&en altsrs NIT tsnsrlsi SGwitris-
teit.n ssrtniipft. Il
8tr sarautirtnfErett5tttu, ;
Der 9aGstra'uns (Graup), wtnnt
Sa am NOD re9t;ettts sebrau
wtrt. .-
Reine Tamilie iollt obat oieien 8alia
iein!
Gr III iiir Aasa gut, uns iciscbl rae geRe, q
au6 tiaiSle Gramtaitisl. rtl8m man bts ies
g. q. Glarf 8 Co.. sissnisiu.r
In Hew. 6axeu, Conn. esf t
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Sic ,pln mid mi6t.

gie ipin MIDI mi6bt.
u@as far.il bu iinpsnr in Die GsrRe,
aeas REMIT. mas trlumit eu, 8na6s iprit
Tu Ia6tsit iter3tnr iOnft io s:rns.
Tim nun fG'f tn 10 funm iiir ri&s
Sat rid Gin faIi6tr Treanr tttrossn?
SGT Elm. Suffnuns ii sdcSenl
Sa9's mir, fist mis irsi ins ge(i4t
llnr ltui3s n6! "-
,Sltt' mid elm Ur,uHp tstrpsen,
St waste, wie man ihn s, trait!
6dtt' meins 5cfnrn9 mir sslostn,
Sd lin sin Manu nnc batt ErIIt
Sh mGle' na6 onrern Trsunprn ltaMn
Sd murrs anO r; pllne tautn
Gins 1T et, mas rem @lutb mir tri&t
g iswil Mihni&t!
uur warum rift? 8i.t' i'd rod @ata,
gEat itr Elm Meni6 uur tistsn tlnG,
Gnttlu' fas &stsn itr uEr nal ss
Mt ,nut',il6 ili:6m Garssn an =
9rt ni6t srrinBe Id tin 3ldrln.
GtfihBultie iibrt ie iOrt ,u idhsin.
Sellsih ME Sis ibea ikr gsi&t!!
Sit wiu mid nittl
Sa tistt ibr Rec Hsi&tbums Stdse,
3.ia' Saulsn 0plrts lah,ns hr.
Gr6 fl, ole Oh iis rae ssrlsbs.
Sie rei ptt bUbn'nD fidb scn mir
9iun fhnt nit rsn Ftrafsn @Urtsn,
S4 iir 1rs @IanSss sslt'ns piUrt,n,
GuG siett is numm lei all rem e4t!
gle wlll mi@ m&t
Gral' fs pislsidt rem gtrssij i.Tansn9
@etlan. ASS huv RE G,tsltslt
GsrIanssn lam I'M ft 81 tronsn,-
Sh tia's 3u Seben itr btrrjt!
5u 8ueen irt ibr &llss Iissen
Irt El;,tt iit TAFT tti allen SicJen.
Nir 1T, ais ranr Id ppr Geritt.
-Sis viii mid MiA,! -
nMsin sUGs III tif sia Gtpr Id tars,
Mh tan9tm Stmtr,s mas GU asR.
Sf cas- cir nrus Siltsn.9tbrss
Iaum taft tn 8;Gt wpbl rsb ru tl19R
NEep. tsm rsr slautt, siu Mar6en mu1e
Gedmeidt lem wsuu er lis, tufe!
9Gtb, :tm Ter tsuteInr fir teilJ!,
IGmt e. fe,t.
GCt' tir, Wtnu nu eir teius si.bt
@tIt 0tlr unr @ans ertaursu muBt!
9GeE' lir, irrun ru ris erItn 3rlete
9iur iudt III utltr Slmtn.Qut
llup wtb' ten MlcbsH, Ecu tttaVrtsn.
Iis jt luf rsine g tmilrs b0rten
NSt9' Ter, rie nitt srrDIbsnr lprtt'
SD wil'pi4 nidi!
> Tern rrn Grnl res 9stsnS ftnnsn,
Msin SOtn, rlmlt ru ranm ras @lnd
g. t6ts 9Hts rsiu ra.if nsantn
. 5Ds'rs tsirsn austntIid,
Gls neus 9slre 81 YtrltaJn.n,
lin cir tie altt anlut5nsh,
Gamit al mab..a Jreulsn nitt
IS cir stsrlGt
g8iult ru Gin IlObsn lir errinjsn,
@,Ir' rid uur pruie ttreu Werb.
Gtnt' niGt sin SpTsr lbr gu 5rn9sn;
Itas' ni6t Ub fl gar eORn ts8strt.
Gis 2iett Olauft, rit 9iste rulett,
Iit Qitts sitt. pO fs nitts iAulrtt,
Gie Qtte trft, iit tampit unE iis9tE
-gus'B ees mi6t!
llnr Itmide nidt In lGDnsrn Gdrten
/ SIR, sru listf, ias 9eten gar,
3ds' ibr Die @lS', lsr @abs Satbsus
Ias 9lId ras @lsnp nadt uup Har.
llnr neil ikr gltd auf tlumis.n Wattsn
SIN SUnnsniaan , ,sis'' ilr ZEN SSattf"
Iss Qsb'us, fas 1T. reint pFiGt.
-SGsis ras nitt-
grnf matntnr ssis i9r rie. Gclsn,
0ertura'ueu Tprusu wabr NM treu:
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STIR 6rsi9sit! @lei4beit! Surtf f6riit,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-06-26

Probably within period Of less than
three years, we shall be abIs to take the
cars at Jersey City on Monday morning,
Cross the Mississippi forty eigh. housa
later, scale the Rocky Mountains early
Thursday morning, sup comfortably with
the Saints OF Salt Lake City the same
evening, cross the realms OF perpetual
snow among the peak, of the Sierra
Nevada within the snext thirty six hours.
and arrive in time for 5 o'clock dinner at
San Francisco, on Saturday, little sdG
in the knees for wan, Of pedestrian exer.
else, perhaps, but still fresh ard flush with
the excitement Of All unbrokeu steam ride
oi over 5000 miles.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-06-26

The REAsoS.-During the visit OF the
President to Raleigh last week. a North.
ern gentleman who happened to be 10 the
City, asked friend-a Southern man
Why the people did not cheer more and
louder. Our Southern friend replied that
1t was because the people did not know
Whether they had the right to cheer
General Sick'es had not issued an order
giving them.that right. and they feared
to open their mouths. too wide, lest The
General should throw another ord or down
their throats. We hope the explanation
will be satisfactory to all concerned.
Charlotte Democrat.
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Husbands are said to he cowcatcha,,

Husbands are said to he cowcatchsY.
prehsed to family trains.
= WSes-Richly laden crafts, smygaled
'hro' life under the guiss Of fuss and
feathers.
Young Gen Gsutlsmsn-Creature Of cir.
eums'ances and occasion. compounded Of
the scraps and scum Of society.
Young Lsdies-DsIicacies compound.
ed Of sugar, salt, and sawdust, and sea.
soned with the drbls,s Of fashion.
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LANCASTER @. H., s. c., JUNE 26, 1867.

TO be ashamed Of yourself to see her i'll
used. Oh, you may laugh! It's very
easy 10 laugh I only wish you'd little
feeling, like other people. that's all.
"Then there's my China mug-the
mug l had before WAS married-when
| was happy creature. | should like to
know who knocked the spout off that
mug 7 Don't tell me it was cracked
befors-it's no such thing, Caudle; there
wasnt a flaw in it-aud now. could
have cred when saw it. Don't tell me
it waswt worth two pence. How do vou
know! You never buy mugs. But that's
like men; they ahiuk nothing in house
costs anything.
"There's four glasses broke, and nine
cracked. Al least that's all I've fon nd
ont At present; but | dare ay1 shall
discover dozen tomorrow.
"Aud should like to know where the
cotton umhreila's gone to-and I should
like to know who broke the bell pull
and perhaps you don't know there's leg
o: chair and perhaps"-
IL was. resolved" saws Candle. "to
know nothing. and 30 went to sleep in nv
ignorance"
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NUMBER 20.
a Rustic Courtship.

l hitched my cheer up close to herr,
shet my eyes, and tremulousIy said
"sal, you're the very gal I've been
hankerin' arter for long time. love
you all over, from the foot Of your sole to
the head of your crown, and don't keer
who knows it; and il you say so, we'll be
jined in the holy bonds Of mstrimouy.-
f pluribus onions, gloria Monday morn.
ing, sic temper tyraunis, non compi msar
ts, world without end sez I; and I felt
as tho had throwed like an alligator I
felt so relieved.
With that she fetched a scream, and
arter while she sez:
"Peteri'
"Wbst is it, Sally 2" sezI.
"Yes," said she, hidin' of her face.
You may depend upon it, I felt o.ful
good.
"Glory glory !" oez I. 81 must hol,
Ter, Sal, or I'll bust open. Hooray I
hooray | can jump over a. ten rail
fence. can do anything a follow could,
would or or;er do"
With that | sorter sloshed myself down
10y her AID clncbed the bargain with a
k''s. Talk about yer sugar, talk about
yer moIasses, talk about mite blooming
serious, they want nowhere you couldn..
have got me 70 come nigh 'em; they
would tasted sour after that.
o! brooms'raws with sorghum lasses
on en-! Ef Sails daddy hadn't bawled
ont, ats time for all honest folks TO bs
in bed, | do believe I'd stayed all mite.
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DEEP VS.. SHALLOW MILK PANS M.
A. Richardson, Esq, Of Sherman, New
York, says:
"Whether more cream can be obtained
from deep or shslIow pans is an easy
matter TO settle, without even An experi
ment IL takes time for cream to rise
therefore it will riss in a shallow nan
sooner than in deep one. and conss,
qaenty, in warm weather. when milk will
'h'cken in a few hours, shallow pans
should be used, cor the cream will be
caught in the thickened milk and the
skinner won't find it. Bu. in cooler
weather, when milk will: remain thin long
enough for the cream to rise, deep pans are
preferred by some. Even. then sweeter
butter can he made from shallow pans"
-Erchange.
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A Shocking Murder,

Evidence has been brought to light,
which shows the perpetration Of mos,
shocking murder in the Eastern part Of
this county. 1t tappears that ore Rufus
Ludw'ck married Miss Campbell, about
three weeks ago, against the wishes of
h's parents. She was denied the privi
Ie2e of entering their house, and they
protested agains, their sons living with
her. She suddenly disappeared, and was
gone nearly a week, when the neigbbors
becoming suspicious Of foul play, had
Lnd wick arrested, and instituted a search
for his wife, and found her dead in the
fadk'n River, near the premises Of his
parents. An inquest was held over the
body yesterday, but we have n II heard.
whether any marks Of violence we're found
upon her body. 1he'general belief pre-.
walls that Lndwick murdered Isis wife and
cast her into tie river, and that his pa.
rents were accessory to the deed. The
matter was yesterday, or will be TO day.
fully investigated. Sufficient evidence has
already been ELECTED 10 commi, R,ru,
Ludwick to Jail.
Since writing The above, we learn that
the body OF the dead woman was remov.
ed from the river late Wednesday even
ing. A bullet hole through her head
showed that she, had been shot with a
rife; her throat was also cut. Either of
which wounds would have proved mortal
This is the most shocking murder il,
has ever been oar duty TO chronicle. A
Young and highly respectable woman,
Just married has been mos; inhumsneIv
treated, first by the parents of the accus.
ed, in denying her access to their house
and iraIiy most brutallv murdered. by
whom 1t ismo. positively known, bu, be-
leved 10y her husband, assisted or ins,i.
gated by his inhuman parents. The facts
so far as elected 60 to establish this
We have not heard whether tie parents
Of the accIsed have been arrested or no,
but we presume they will Salisbury
! (N. o. Banner.