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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-30
Literary Notices.

NoRrBERN LIoHrs-The number of thi.
popular weekly, for January 26, had articles
By f. W. Shelton, E. 8. Rand Jr. John Hay
Geo. s. Burleigh, Edmund Kirke. and others.
The article by Kirke is The Tribune in a
Storm giving graphic description of the
narrow escape of the Tribune Office at the
Draft riots. in July 1868.
The number for FEBRUARY 2, has articles by
Julia Ward Howe, and many others. The
first article is finely illustrated. 1t is enti-
tied - Something about Plants " and is an
interesting discussion of the peculiarIties of q
great variety of plants. "Our Neighbors'
Wives" and " The Sewers of Paris" are con-
tinue1. "The Owl Club " takes the place in
this number of {" Our Contributors Club" 10
t e-previous Issue, although we presume this
is a change more fanciful than real. The 10
ure illustrative of the Owls" at one of
their meetings discovers an eminent degree Of
profundity.
Lee & Shepard are the Boston agents for
Northern Lights"
TIE LADY's FsrkSD FoR FEBsUART.-A
steel engraving OF touching interest and e1-
ceeding beauty. called 'T The Sailor Boys
Dream of Home; - picturesque colored steel
fashion plate aud q fine wood-cut of Winter.
constitute the leading Embellishments of this
number of the Queen OF the Monthles. The
illustrations of various styles of apparel for
ladies and children, work table patterns and
directions, 10. are such as the ladies will
fully appreciate. The stories are excellent,
A beautiful steel engraving, &c inches long
by 20 inches wide, called I" One of Life's
Happy Hours" will be sent gratis to every
single (S2 SOY subscriber. and to every person
sending q club.
Price with engraving) $3.50 a year;
Four copies with one engraving) $500
Eight copies with extra magazine and an en-
grsvipg) $l2. Address Deacon l. Peterson,
3l9 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
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BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE

This sple ndid Hair Dye the best in the world The
only and rfect Dye-armess Re liable, lrsts n
taneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous TINT ::
Natural Black Brown Remedies the i'll effects OF
Bad Dyes. Invigorates the Hair. leaving 1t soft ana
beautiful The genuine signed William A Batche or
All others iEtatons. and should be avoldeh
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u BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
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spr5n3
Important announcement

- 1t should be known by every one tina. Per-
kins' Medicated Lozepges are the most agreea-
bic to use. and at the same time rery efietual
IN relieving HOarseness, Sore Throat. Coughs
Colds dc. They are useful in Whooping
Cough. Asthma Bronchitis, and in all Throat
difficulties, and are great favoiite with Puo
hc Speakers and Singers. jus. loook at the
testimonies in their favor on each package.
Sold by Druggists and the Trade generally.
25 cts per box F&n4w3
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The Diamond Dickens.

Messrs. Ticknor and Fields, Boston, have
commenced diamond edition Of the works
Of Dickens. The =. Diamond Tennyson" is-
sued by them early in the winter, proved so
acceptable 20 the public, being a model of
elegance compactness and eheapness, that
they have thought edition of Dickens.
each volume modelled in sty lie upon the Di-
almond: Tennyson, would be gladly welcomed
By the millions of readers of the popular
novelist. The first volume of the " Diamond
Dickens just issued. con airs the Pickwick
Papers complete. and, in paper. Typography
and binding, is verything that can be desired.
The type is necessarily fine, but it is besuti-
fully clear and legible, and is easily read.
The publication will be continued at the tate
of one volume q month, the February VOL
ume containing " Our Mutual Friend" and
the March volume - David Coppe1feld.
The price per volume, bound in crimson mo-
rocco cloth. lie 81 Is. The publishers will
also publish an illustrated edition, with the
same letter press, the illustrations being from
original drawings by Eysinge. There will be
sixteen full page illustrations in the edition,
aud the price, bound in green NOR Deco cloth,
handsomely stamped with appropriate dies,
is 81 SO per volume.
New MUsIc.-We have received the fol-
lowing
The Song My Mother Sang Written and
Composed with Pianoforte Accompaniment
by L. II. Quincy. 80 cts.
Linger No More Round Marguerite's Toni.
Sequel to - Lost Marguerite" Words and
Music by L. Ii. Quincy. 80 cts
Guardian Angels. Song or Duet With
Piano Accompaniment. By l.. Ii. Quincy
80 cts. For sale by Wilder.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-30

KANsAs.-S. G. Pomeroy and E. G. Ross
have been elected U. s. Senators; the first
named Tor a full term, and tie last to fill Mr.
Lanes term.
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PEeIsTEssS WANTED

Two good Compositions entirely competent set ma n
usenpt copy, can now find empi yment the FREENAx
AND MESSENGER PRINTING EsrABLIsHMssr. Those ac-
customed to Book work preferred.
Montpelier Jan. %, 1867
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-30

Mineral Baths at HOme.-A baths IRE
pared with :" Stumatic Sails !" will eHectuaiv cure
sspepsia, scrofua aud er-p,ions on
the lace spP&x44yleep
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-30

1t is rumored that Longfellow is about TO
marry Boston lady.
Alexander Smith, the poet, died at Edin-
burgh, Scotland, ON the 5th inst, aged 81.
Victor Cous,n. the French philosopher, 10
dead.
Thirty skaters were drowned in REGENTS
Park, London, last week.
Tho French troops are really going home
from Mexico. The Atlantic cable SAYS some
OF them have arrived IN France.
The presidential mansion" JEFF DAvis's
late residence in Richmond, is offered for ale.
Price $4,000.
A negro man in Wilmington, N. c., has
been permitted to administer on the estate OF
another one-probabiy the fret case of the
kind on record in the South.
TIE West Virginia Legislature has ratified
the COnstit utional Amendment, the vote 10
the House On iss passage stood AZ to IL.
The total number of rebels pardoned bv
the President amounts to l8 600 A full list
will b sent to tho House in . few DAYS,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-30
MR.. MORRILL,.

Mr.. Morrill, yesterday delivered another of
his powerful financial speeches, which are al
ways listened to with such strict attention,
and invariably tend to increase the respect
and confidence which is placed in him by the
whole House. a sound financial man has
long been needed in the Senate. and Mr.. Nor
riil, though he will be terribly missed from
the House, will do the country tar more good
ID his new place.
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Terms FIFTY CENTS per year. The isnekesner
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on receipt of subscription. Address
TEMPERENCE JOURNAL
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CHE Markcts.

Reported aud telegraphed expressly for the Green
Mountain freeman
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON,
For the week ending Wednesday, Jan. 80, 1867
The following is the amou mt of stock at Market:
cs.n. SHEEP shotes. Fat Hogs Veal.
asss .sst, *; s3 zee s;ss 0 90 S SSoS 60
Beef-Er.rs sl3,26 to 1850 arst assiity sl2-5e
per cwt light hides low and dressed
choicest estern, So 90 20 oooo buis,ese37e0
working oxen-sl69 to $50 per pair or according
their valae a. beef Handy steerssso to 80
ira So to 100. F.rrows and dry, ss5 to 90.
s,ores-Yesriings-fOo,oO TO ,oO0 I've ,G yesr'old
eheep-5 &c extra, =. to e on live weight,
sheep aud lambs . 50 per neal ia tss
Fat Hogs-O to Q per ID. springPi s., 90 to ooc.
Veal Csives-s0 to 90 per ad-
Hides-Brighton, 10 to tt5c- Country lots ss
to etc
TalIov-s to 8 D Id. Country lots to 80
peits-Sl 90 to 81 so
characterization, number a last week 500
Northern, while last week l25 Western. All ar
rived The last train via the Fitchburg
at about A. NJ. Travelling has much improved in The
past week, and many country buyers who were denned
up last Tuesday with their oday- Trade
was toIer brisk but nothing like what might have
been expected from the small amount of stock reported
last week. What with live stock, what with frozen
meats there indications of famine at Fanuie
Hail market reports of the Albany market rep
prices actually declining from the difficulty Of
TRANSPORTING stock. Good Maine oxen 10 IL cwt.
tor - IA cts 81 shrinkare. L1mberi ntsIings sold
l3c, Others at ii 10 l2c, and some steers
/ Q lee. showing thar prices remain unchanged.
Brighton since last report 1867 Western and les
Eastern been landed.
There were trains the Western road Till Saur-
dav evening The stock bought Albany had been
shipped at last advices to-day. About
waiting transportation, and will be nted
week. There good lots of steers among the
Western.
The sheep butchers burnt their own fingers last week
One them told that e offered SIS last Tuesday
for his bargain a lot of sheep which marketed
a 500. Others made similar representa-
tons all appeared determined TO buy cheaper
week or not at ALL The thing, and the hardest
satisfy the drovers of the expectancy Of taking
a cent a pound the weight of their droves Unortu
nateIy they did would IT, but insisted On
adhering closely possible 10 the old paths, in
consequence which have held their better
than the butchers intended but somewhat below tn.
range of the opening of trade lase week.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-30

For Coughs Colds and Consumption,
Try the old nd well known EGETA Pull
MONARY BALSAM, approved and used By our
oldest and most cell brated physicians forty years
past. Ga The genuine.
REED, CUTLER & CO.. Druggists, Proprieiors.
Boston, Dec. p, 1866 sSM52m6sp
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A Loyal Soldiers letter.

BRANDY STATION. Va. Jan. ~, 1864.
Dear SIr,-Please send your PeTi>ta tc
Lozenses was in very bad health and would go from
four 10 SIX days without evacuation. cured
OF Costivene>s. was mere skeleton. but | am
feshy. hes and strong, and without L,zenges
could not have gone through the the
Potomac Army FRANCIS KELLY,
Dr. Harrison, Boston, Co. l. 18th Maine Vols.
No. /, fremont Temple.
For sale by J. Harrison < CO. Propretors. M. ]
fremont Temple. Boston, and by ali Druggists IN be
lied on receiving O. spFxa3pv4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-30

Nevada has adopted the Constitutional
amendment
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-30

Senator Nye has been reelected from
Nevada.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-30

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SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
win find Troches useful in clearing The voice when
ken before Singing or Speaking, snd relieving the
throat after unusu exertion OF the organs
The Troches recommended AID pre-cribed by Ply
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through ut the country. Being article Of
it, and having proved their efficacy By many
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pronounced better than ether articles.
OBTAIN only " BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRocaEs.:s and
do take any of the Worthless limitations that nav
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-30

CosREcrIos.-Several months ago, we print
ed an item which We found in the Middebury
Register in relation to Mr.. Henry L. E1son
of Brookheld. The following from the same
paper explains the charge made in that item
Mr.. Henry L. Eison of Brookheid, whose
truthiuiness and high social standing is
vouched for by some OF the prominent men of
bis town, denies that the horse which he was
charged wi b stealing some time since ever be-
longed to w. G. Wilson of Wey bridge. He
says be contracted with Mr.. Wilson for halt
interest in patent right of saw clamp OF
which the latter claimed to be the inventor
and paten tee, contracting to give in cons idera-
ton a half interest in his (Edson's) horse and
wagon, together With some money. Discov-
ering that MIR. w. was not the inventor and
bad 10 patent, Edison went away and took his
horse with him.
This completely exonerates Mr.. Edison.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-30
SENATOR'S EDxUNDs AND POLAND.

Mr.. Eimunds has gained an enviabls repu-
ation here by bis whole course this session,
especially in his conduct of the bill to regu-
late the tenure OF Office ant his action on
the Nebraska and Colorado bills. Vermont
chose well In selecting him, for he is the peer
of any senator upon the floor. Judge Poland
too, lees fond of exciting debate, but strong
on legal matters. is we'll worthy to be one of
Nermont's senators.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-30
NEW YORK PRODUCE,
Z ggEC Il = e u e H EN Mt
FLOUR AID NEAL

Reported by PITz0EKALD & TEACr, strictly Produces
Commission Merchants. rs South WiIHsm Street Z
We quote for the week ending Jan. 20 1867, As fol-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-30
RECONSTRUCTION.

Mr.. Stevens reconstruction bill has caused
a great deal of debate, and he finds the opin-
ions of his friends differing SO entirely that
he will move to lay it on the table. Messrs.
Raymond and Shellabarger yesterday made
some of the finest speeches of the session on
this bill. the latter Of whom by his eloquence
always holds the attention of the House, and
on account of bis ability and strength as a
lawyer is fast obtaining a leading position
among his radical friends
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-30

These SALTS are made from the concentrated Iio-
uors OF the Mineral ell Of The Penn'a. Salt Maunf
20, IN flttsourgh and are packed IN sir-tght boxes
one always sufficient for 18th. Directo are attach
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INTERNALLY USE
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In bottles OF one and half pints One sufficient for
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Dyspepsia Cured
rheumatism Cured
ErupllonS on The Face Cured
ScrOfuiar Cured
STRUMATIC sALTS.o

BY TREATMENT Win MINERAL WATERS
DO aw- with all your various and often pernicioug
1rugs and quacS medicines, AMI a few baths mrs
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ERROssS en- VsaTVx.

A zen -EAAN who suffered for years from Nervous
peohity am Premature Decay and all the enecfS of
nanity send free TO all who need it, the recipe nd
,r.ec.ons Tor maklng the simple remedy by which he
sas cured Sufferers wi shiug o profit by the adyer
Users experience, cal do so by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
N Char
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-30
RIFF.
BILLS SUFFERED TO BxCOME LAWa

The Senate has been for tie past week
working on the tariff bill and has nearly
finished it, after which l suppose the bank
ruir bill Will be taken un.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-30
Our Washington Correspondence.

Bills suf red to become Laws-7he Tariff
Senator's Edmunds and POland-Mr. Nor
-Apprehensions-Test Oaths for At
fornus = Senatorial Elections Sxratt-
Johnsons 4th of March Speech.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-30
GRAIN .
PRoyiSIok
BOSTON MARKET, Jan. 20.

Potatoes per bushel,
pyekman 600 q 90
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-16
Trustees Sale OF Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF A DBBD OF TRUST BX-
ID eouted 70 me By Thomas Morosy. on the
Slst day Of October, 1865, 70 secure dobt
tho Registers oflco Of Shelby county, -Tennes-
SOC, on the 18th day OF January, 1867. for reEis-
tration. shall, by virtue OF said trust deed, fer
the beneft Of John u. Mills, proceed TO sell, on
Monday, tho 5th day Of August next, between
the hours Of u and 3 o'olock, on said day. IN
front Of the Greenlaw Opera House, or Court
city Of Memphis, Of the following description
Lot No. In Block 80, beginning at stake 4i]1
feot north If the north limo OF Browns avenue,
on the west limo Of Oausey street, 3I1 feet 70
fence, the northern boundary Of said lot,
thence westwardly and parallel with Browns
avenue 10 the center Of Bayou Gayoso; thence
with Bayou Gayoso southwardly TO within 4411
feet Of Browns avenue, thence eastward on
y parallel line with Browns avenue TO tho be-
ginning. The title 10 said property Is unques-
tionable, but shall convey only rs Trustee.
JAMES ii. COCHRAN, Trustee,
Memphis, Tenn, Juno %, 1897, l0@h
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-16
TENNESSEE, TUESDAY. EVENING" JULY 49, 1867.

hood or another star added TO tho
heaven.born banner of our illimitable
country" Asa general thing the only
effect Is TO give 5000 a year and mileage
to couple Of territorial bummers, aud
to neutralize the vote in the Senate OF
such States as Ohio, Pennsylvania and
New York. The whole system Of Sena
torial representation is cheat and a
swindle upon the larger States; but in
nothing is the imposition so. glaring as
in the admission Of the widest States Of
the far West to an equal vote with States
containing school houses and human
beings. arr ia r'a1fia
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-16
Trust sole.


TN PURSUANCE OF A Died OF TRUST
| executed 70 me By Matthew Mulvoy, on tho
18th July, 1868, and duly recorded in tho Reg
ister's office OF Shelby county. In book No. ~.
part I'd, pages 22l, 90 an d 223, I will, on
Saturday, the Sd day OF August,
for tho payment of the notcs therein described.
procced TO sell between tho hours prescribed by
law. In front sf tho ofioe Of MoRsarrst& x Mont
gomery, on Second street, between Court and
Madison streets, in the city Of Memphis. to tho
highest bidder, for cash, at public outcry, the
property mentioned in said Trust deed; tO-wit;
A certain lot Of land, situate in Shelby county,
In tho city Of Memphis, described as follows,
to.wit one-half Of lot IS, known as tho Arse.
nal grounds, and designated upon tho plan OF
Cherry 4 Caldwslls subdivision OF said traot.
made on the 10Th day Of January, 1855, by N.
A, Kerr. surveyor, hont ting on the north side
ofCourt street, and being the west half OF 10y
Nc. e. ST. s71 feet sad running back psTsliS.
lines az right anElos With said street 14SH feet
TO an alley, l6H feet vide being part, or one
half Of the same lot conveyed BY j. N. and o.
ID. Henkle, on the 17th day Of January, 1850.
toJ. T. Haley. Tho equity Of redemption is
waived. believe tho title TO bo goods bat
shall convey only as Trustee. -
GEO. Ii. M0E6ARRAT,
105-td Trustoo-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-16
"a sRNsIRLK REBEL. p

bENblbIb hEuEL.
Under this heading the Chicago 7rii
bune, Of the 9th, speaks of a sensible
speech in Memphis, Tennessee, on the
9th of June, delivered by Mr.. J. l..
Alcorn, Senator elect from Mississippi"
We did not happen to be Of the !ortu.
nate few who listened to the foregoing
speech, and having scarcely heard it
mentioned since the delivery, are indebt-
ed, with the body Of Memphians, to the
Chicago Tribune for information as TO
what that speech contained. 1t repre-
sents him as declaring that, in the col
lision between the Executive and legis.
lative departments Of the Government,
it is possible that the people may be
dragged into a bloody conflict, and that
in that event he "advises the South to
be on the winning side. This is charm.
ing, and q very good side TO be on, but
when was Mr.. Alcorn himself on the
winning side, and how are we to trust
him as our leader and adviser when the
moment of great trial and peril comes :
We prefer to take the right side, if we
can find il, and trust in God that may
prove "the winning sde.' With all re-
spect to Mr.. Alcorn, If he will advise Us,
we ask him to point out the right side
and help all good men to make that g the
winning side." 1t is this hunting after
winning sides, with the demagoguery
and trimming of place hunters which
results, that has cost us the chief evils
we suffer, and the Generalization Of the
present day. If Mr.. Alcorn would give
sound advice he would do well to begin
with counseling integrity, rather than that
very Machivalism which he charges upon
and denounces in the Democratic party
All parties have been in common fault
heretofore, and we have causes Of strife
enough without bringing a new issue
against the Democrats, which can do no
good unless it should be to make some
one of the alphabet Governor or
Brigadier. That Mr.. Alcorn should be
suddenly taken to the Northern Radical
bosom looks suspicious and of evil omen,
and we counsel him to beware, There is
no safety in running after winning sides.
If we are not mistaken, in his card, in
answer to request to make the foregoing
speech, he said he was not aware that he
had any new and particular light to give
in making it We hope he may here
after be able to find some, which will be
for the public good, without being of dis.
service to himself.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-16

S6y- The New Orleans Crescent gives
an account of the requiem mass for the
soul of Macmillan in St Louis Cattle
dral of that city on Thursday evening
last The church edifce, it says, was
densely thronged-pews, naves, aiSles
and galleres-and hundreds were unable
to obtain an entrance. There we're from
five to six thousand people cougregated
inside and outside. A number Of civic
associations came in procession, with
their banners drRped in mourning. The
Benevolent Society Of Alsacians and
Lorraines, the Spanish Mutual Benefit
Association, the Iberian Mutual Benefit
Association, the New Lusitanos Benevo-
lent Society and the Italian Mutual Ben
eft Society we're all represented. Officers
Of the heroic emperor's army appeared
Is chief mourners. AT each corner Of
the bier, on which the catafslco rested,
there was a field officer in fan uniform,
and the surrounding pews were hlled
with some fifty or sixty others, also in
complete uniform. Several European
nationalities we're represented in the
persons Of their consuls, and their sym
paihies were expressed otherwise in q
display Of Gags in mourning
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-16

peq. The all-important question, at
least to stockholders, whether the Al
lantic cable would pay, has been salts
factorily answered by Captain Sherard
Osborn, who, in communication to the
London Times, states that the estimated
receipts for the first year will reach
f45O,O or within el50,OOO of the
original cost of the last laid cable
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-16

s6S" The United States has more miles
of railroad in operation than any other
country in the world, 1886 miles being
its running order. Next come Great
Britain and Ireland, with 1926 miles ;
France, with 1882 miles; Prussia, with
5795 miles; Austria, with 1891 miles /;
British India, with 1919 miles; Italy,
with 32I3 miles; Spain, with BIG miles;
Russia, with 2175 miles; and Canada,
with 2l4s miles. There are in Europe
5O,llT miles; in America, 1896 miles;
Asia, $500 miles; Africa, S75 miles and
Australia, 3O9 miles.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-16

s@-T The New York Express referring
to the Russian proposition for joint
inquiry into the state of affairsin Ireland,
adds "As we happen to have just now
ten little Irelands of our own on hand,
and if there is to be any joint inquiry,
we suggest that it begin on this side of
the Atlantic. The state of affairs in
Louisiana, Mississippi, the Carolinas,
etc., are quite as much in need of Inves-
tiCation as the state of affairs on the
Liffey, on the Shannon, or on the Boyne,