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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-10-04
.TeaU advertisements.
THE GREAT
ZINGARI BII'1ZEu!I'HRlS'

The Component parts OF this rama Gsi- Tcra-a. -
were frst discovered, co,npq aii,c.i Al ii al .o .
some twenty years ago, By Dr. CMxorsCs, tine !.
brsted Egyptian Physician. Thousands OF his paf:
ing were restored to health we'll a grc
numhers Of the Inhabitants OF Nubia and Abgssinl y
and OF bordering upon the Southern COAST
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-10-04

RICHM OND, VA,
Give their undivided attention to the business
pledging themselves to make qench sales and
prompt returns. (Baqs furnished for grain when
ordered.) Parties shipping to this House can
draw at sight for cnc-half Of the shipment as soon
as shipped the other half will be paid az soon as
sold.
Refer TO Lancaster b Co., Bankers, Richmond,
Va. William NJ Cabel, Member Va. Legisla-
ture, buckingham county, Va. a NJ Pierce,
Stanton, Va, and Col N. Cobbs, Farmville,
Va.
Oct. f. tt
NTOTTCz1.- Having bought the Drug Store
of Dr.J L. Brown, will continue the bust
ness at the same stand and will give it my entire
and careful attention, assuring all, they may
rely upon getting the best Of articles and promis-
ing particular accuracy and promptness in COM
pounding Prescriptions.
/ will receivein few days, a fresh stock o.
Pure Drugs and Medicines, Perfnmery, Soaps,
&C., &c, selected by myself, which can recon-
mend as being fresh and genuine.
respectfully ask q call from my friends and the
pu Bile
Oct. 4, eft. +. a. Linz. :
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-10-04
Aug. EST.

RIO Merchants and Dealers i'm
L St0neWarc.-Piper, Drake & Co., are
now prepared, at theil Queens Ware Store, to
Wholesale Stone Ware at Richmond catalogue
prices and we would advise all dealers to try tins
superior quality of ware. All orders promptly
filled and shipped wi tn dispatch. u ,,p
Aug. est.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-10-04

The Board of Public Works Of Virginia
have sole to the company the States interest
in the Loudoun and Hamshire Railroad for
$4,000, to be paid in instalments as the
work progresses.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-10-04

DIs1NTgaRAT1oN OF UNION LEAGUES IN VIR-
GINIA.-Information from the rural districts
Of Virginia, says dispatch to the New York
Herald, represents that the Union Leagues
formed by the Radical negropholists are dis
integrating. White men who joined for fear
Of confscation are becoming ashamed Of the
company in which they find themselves, and
the negroes begin to see that they are to be
the tools of designing men, and nothing more.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-10-04

RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS, "A
plan has been transmitted to the Secretary
of the Treasury, which it is understood meets
the approval of bankers and financial men
who have conferred on the subject in New
York, by means Of which it will be practica-
bic to accomplish the following important OBJ
jects. It will be practicable to resume spe-
cial payments in FIVE years; retire all the ma
tlonal bank currency notes within ninety
days; substitute greenbacks as the sole cur
rency Of the country; give commerce and
the West ninety millions increased bank cir
culation (greenbacks,) and reduce the coin
interest debt three hundred millions; and all
in manner satisfactory to the banking and
financial interests ofall sections. Nee York
Herald.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-10-04

SALE OF FINE VIRGINIA ESTATE. -Mcssrs.
O. Neal & holland, land agents in this place.
sold on Tuesday, to Hon. w. Porcher Mills,
Of South Carolina, the magnificent estate OF
Judge Alexander Rives called Oak Ridge.
on the Orange and Alexandra railroad, in
Nelson county, for the sum Of so, 900 Con
terms equivalent to cash. } Mr.. Miles designs
to make this his future home. It was the
home place of Robert Rives, Esq, father Of
Judge Rives, and the mansion is one Of the
finest in this section Of the ountry.-Char-
lottesriUe Chronicle,'
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-10-04

Columbia, Ky, Sept, II, 1867.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-16

Cole 9rpbe Tu69dn8erzB t.
te.-@m Yerfoi1enen Dienltag bat bet
Tuf9dn9er Gpw. q. @eton isinenMarl6
Srn pprtlanp, III Moine, na9 Chicago
an9etreten, zinc S;trede Don 1,200Dleilen,
Die ct ii@ anbeildi9 9ema@t bat inner
galt rreibis Sasen (uur omar init aft
at ben rajwil9enliegencen nier Sonntaz
9en) Surud;ule9en. SIS banbelt fid bel
cieler 9rpben TuBpartie I'M cine @ette
npn ~;ebntauicno Dollars ouf jerer Seitc.
Neltpn mub ouf pieler Sour einrnal BIN
ne1 "a Stuncen bunrert Weilen. MAIDEN
unp rarf fiirf neri9iepenc Wials Yerlu1en,
cieI e W~etlcniabl in "a Stunoen SuridSuz
leAen.
SON jeper per beiben tpettenoenp arteien
1T eir1 becicigter 8esleiter errannt um in
eiae1n Wa9en itets sur Seite ne6 7u6>
9an9erS gu bleiben unp jn conitatiren,
'mel@e Meilen;abl er an jerem Sage 3us
radgelest bat. Sci her Anfunft in @bts
ea9o lulen Jpn, im Sale er Die @ette 9e<
tponnen, bic 10000 Dollars, pel9e
@eo. 6. @rpotpin fir unp s. s. @ilcor
9e9eni Jpn einseiteQt baben, ~ausbe3ablt .per>
ben. .9]32
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-16
6rpfe 9ertbetlun8
burh bic
Suwelen< @dn61er~ II. So
brifanten @0oeiation,
l93 uno 100 SrooorDap, y. y. City.
S.x &p(entul, ptancs unb Welcbeuns. f95nen Oeleemdlten
Rupfertiaen. 81 %berpaaren. splbenen unp ~jlbernen llbren unb
deDanten SuweIen, ~beiebene aus Dian,ant Napeln unb @in.
Aen. eclpenen Mrmbaneern. 6preaen. 5lprenhn, Steintoblen.
&apa unb Damenltmud. @plofepern unb flberne unb splcene
Gnteberbaltern, panoarmel. uno YuientnIpien, 9De0en unb
3alsletten. einIate uno ~eetriebene @p!otetten, II. [. ~, u. T.
y. I'm Yetraee bon
81, 900, 900 fir einen Solar.
SusQens 9dnpler< uhp Ga~britanten M6o>
citation

lenlt Shre Nufmsrtiamtet auf beGbatiad., sab fe bic er1seRe
1ne %pppu!arte Suwelier-W 1peiatiun tn ben yer. !Ssaaten 1T.
infer @eitaft it tets in Der benneteiten g8ehe seflbrt wosSen.
unjer rai& Sunebmeubes 8eidaft 1T baS itderlte 3eiGen, ta6
rniere @pnner oieisr Nrt uno aSsiie, reias, .leaante unp tot.
bare Saden In ibreu BeNs su brinseu, i&dben eelernt. Die
3lobli&e notwithstanding III europa. in Julse bes neuli6en
h europa bat oas 0aaicment GROCER Sawelen Jiraaas IN
paris unp 1unopn peranlabt une He e%enotbiet ibse 20aaren
NIT 0erlun ~ vertaufen. Sn ~einSelnen 6auen fur Wentser az
en Drtel os 5abritpriies. aDir buber turslia ,eroegs gin.
9reifen, ba6 mtr g %ernp8liden tDnnen, tb1nere geaa1en ~
,triaiden uno before Gbaneen. bic wert1eearsn VsD.1ne Sa
ateten bteten tDnasn. ais ir0eno Elm a n VSpN"em."t !"
frtept9en unp mir erbttten a4tai9eeeu Sose Vunnsslga!!:
ba mir uberaeuet Inp, bic b6dte YetrieetBun9 ge'papren "
t!annen. Mabrsn,D oes lssis1 S9nss 9 hs;Ier ~ S,s s' ~s y,Sss 3 S.y.
i6idt Disissiaen, welde ms ibe &unoi@aft% eetpabren, ner.
Ken ben uuaen aSertp ibres @elees erea!tsn, % tin Nrtttei IN
xnierer YiRe peniesr als einen Dollar msrtp III mo tetne 9ne:
,rumpte 3ulenoun9 p~erla1en une Der seSr9ene Ar1'tel w'ro NIT
u%mgebenoer Ypit vper GrpreB perf9idt tuespes., Sp!8e1ee yer
pnsn baden tlrsli$ wsstS MSus: g pen Dst Der Sa"eef
0reoerid y. Browne, $50. Irealur9 Department, =. 6
piano. gDertb $3.50; 5raul: Nnna :. 6rOf. eD9eerls Fer al
J.. y. Civ, Yaoies' Sub Gnamelse nno NIT Qiamants' 4 b
kste 8 aldenubr, N5ertb s3UU; Wiuiant .. Gmmuns ~
brleans, a., Nabs Daihine. gDertb. SIS; George :. 6ans1
k SSss prsutt, 9 Ii" Sa.' ysas s sSiaI@in., 9SsTtp $ j.: s Srs
Ms1s &c., :; S' Ss%fs Ss"' Ss~!;r, S SsssssE s!Sax : : ID .te' gi!s
bunting SAFE N1atd. (2alten ubr) G4ertb S75; gleu. gDn
gepiter, Mdlwautee. Wis.. sybeeler uno QHi1fur . Wdb<Mt
is!as; Mt{ ;1s, s125 i t $; 3; si sdsr'S. &c., SSS 8 g. %,5 : 81 81
ct. VputS. Dsu. Weteeepn. gDertt, $3.50; S' .ulein @elen {
6inelair, Detroit, Wfit., Dianantea Slut tr SPine, gyert
$225;; Sogatt0 9. Sret. ebiieaso 81: erS' is Ssl'Ysna!o
sseSes Gbtdsr'ns gianO, s1ersb, s7Vo' UNI spisl<D Dol, &trt
@td. glamea t0nnsen auf eiefe 2ias g leet nerbsu, aaein 10
serSFenliaen feline Maneu utne Gr' .oubnib. uni.re 9
f&aftsireuiee wpusn ~eeiaaisa. wsnn q ibaen 'bequern, De
Staaten GarrencY lhiden
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-16

1briAsr.e in Stalten Elm bepeutenper &ipol
ern1@|en IL: 10 LANCE Gnslano Die
,StroBen. bic bos 8innenmeer nit Gem
Weltmeer pubinoen, TN 6dnben bat 70
LANCE auf @ttral.ar unc pe1irn bic tuez
lt{&e Gldeae rebt, miro aud bic QrSBte
Ma&t,ntfaltuna GranfuidS In, mi1nI<
meer .nidt I'm Stance ltin. Ter en9li|den
S%setsrfdaft Abtru& ju thur,
(Serl. po(1.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-16
21pei'6
s b crru YccrpraI.

0as u<',bs'lrm,, rr''m'ts' 1u. 5u'en, Gr.
"a 'u"a. tt,,. u.ns. 8 hr'rtn G1 pne tut
y.n .run. pun S6n'"p,uGn.er. bic
eK ID 'uo" m oo'At,ud IN Ola.
u, e. a.a. ftt,I t.r.teu-
Nae pteto.d' =. ~ large srrruud Dbl pprheu.
auo bar 10 .aaA' An'hnou,a as,unrsr.
oIB p,s np' no'r,a tot.n, rtm Tub;itum he
e.. ub'r'"a ~ b'fen. tuB ,.n, GnuluaI 10 aut
il. ate j. .nro'. n"r to mar M otto rolauf
os'l'nf" tasn. LAP ss Il, tlc.n au,sn b.wutt
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t'at"t1' ua~ anal Hiut 0tem.fer.
tvnet. nav.
3a.biben scs' 9euts uno 3.orppr. 3te
SEAee. 81. Paul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-16
Neenten In aQsn Srten psrlonat.

~llnerb5rte gprtbette merben Damen unb Serren aebpten
relhe Neenturen i%berneb,nen uelen. uuiere Gireuldre, ,pela,
has nabere befa9en. wereen auf Mntraee suseianpt.
gertteilunecn perren fpleenpermaBen sernadt: Beldetni,
Sunsen. pel6e ieren Nrtuel uuo ieineu QDsrtb %an9eben. wtreel
" oerte9elts @nsslcpen seleet. msl9e gut semiidt rerpen
etnen Arttiel entbalt wtrp in unisrer affee %abseseteu ODER pc,
poR an treene cine Wberene ueidift uereen, ebne RudT9l
auf Nuswabl BET Gmpfane pom - Gent.
Seim Gn,pfano os &erticats mirb Der Gn.pf1naer (eten
neI&em Nrtitel Is Sebt uno pehen gBertb unb fam eiaen Dol.
lar einl&tdsn uao ben eenannten. Nrtitel erbalten: Sdufe'
grttel ertakn wertb pom Elm bis finf bunsert Dollar.
Qanee Yrtefe ino %unnDtbie. @abt bic Cite eeut1ide Mb.
teGen III i&reiben. 8eitelunsen fir ~reriieselte Gnpetpppeu
nu1en In jeoem Safe nit 8aarienbun9 beoleitet fem. nit cen,
glamen bes Nblenoers, es Ipmn. County unp Staat in beut-
nl9er Sdrift. Sriefe an Die unternebmer su a%Ourei7ren nit
hI8t:
9acfipn, GDrniib s. 81.
400 ,,on tN> M.,.n- n.u M-.a
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-16
Stauts- Rational Dauk
Minneapplt6:
SAINT fc1Nn nnn

. MtnneappltS:
Gaptt Il 100000.
Be&itl auf @t@t gum gertauf fir 5uun,n
na& @unl9 Der R6ufer
+f auf
5rantrtib,bie Sapei,. osI,on
GEN., @@wtpfn, RubI.nb, Oaus.
mast, ppleu.
Dsssltitsn
pal1aeebiusts fir @seeiitiFe unb DAM
pier Don 5aore, 6ambura uuo 8:e~
men na@ Neu 2jorf.
-. menaenball, a. }. nolemiu.
v'aVoen'' Raifrer.
Mit ess 8ant ptrsunbeu IL ete
Staats $parka0tn We(ru(1an
au MtnneapoIt6, Winn.
Gapit l: $25. 900.
u. ;. W'snoentaa, prd(bsut.
u. ). Sel>Din. @6asmetltr.
s. U. Mu.pbY, @etr.iar.
~ Office I'm Stetnesbduoe -
&de oer tfsn unp Briden0rabe, Minn,ap,;s.
@=Deppaten IN Summer pun 81 90 - &, 600 p.roen suu
euoen 8eanten aneencun1en.
Trustees:
Iht5. 5. Z. meues. Rtrn,arrlts; Mdtb. G. q. H,n-
ts.tu5Bb. 3:itritt Mitser Ait1n.lpta: N. 6. Wfrn.
bsasaa. Banter, @i,nn. y. Yriee, iux., pun,b.r.
:. @tarv5p, state 9Satioaai yaa,, Iiianeaaous;
=. asaeo, Srpeertes, Winn. Sutn Ortb, Srauer.
~ autbr"9; Wuten @sesben. 9euutp Queitur,
gltnn. H.; y. Semtus, probate Ri4ter, st. d..
tp0ne' w. ". viper, Neor!at, Joreit Gttv.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-16
"TRAVELLER'S HOME"
y a h un> Brarein0ta
Bauer &. Bern0cen.

W'H7fd -. gR;rr
!nis, 6aus riss Zip Sic Qua: res ssebrten pub1ifums
heis e"rb anssnthmss gD9sa. 5eiunee unp rei1ltae Rpt
une l:terole Seetenune An crbuIlen iu1en.
Sn Der u,i, Gem 6uuit perbunrenen, auu, ausae,e&n.
ne'sn 5'anuns. fneen ote 2biere ses 6etfeuDen btaes
unterfpmmen uno Dleae.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-16

sNu'"" - l,.mi'.'e 1abtucr.cc,
oelu, D'era'a cs, ~ eeens Arsen. assians, ~
&.rder. unc r.o''ns, WuG' fir TGO-fin
eaa s'at .Tmniuubtrs,6ia Cob. OLE
Slber> Mtn",u.n orsr anpers erie preif,
1urosn ,bueu 'uertnnn,. ::}0uN II Rofa,D.
t1et. WaH ,dts %ed'lunasn 0 SSWpjonI !.
4amliu. Bottom. eDu Wafur $50. Rep
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-16
Ebeilweiie Qilte ZION &r.tifeln ju perfaufen
fir sd. 90 + as @tid,

sore sRadNdt aui Zen sDertb u nb nt9t III bs1atle. als Biz ibr
nlbt, soaa tbr erbaNen pcreet:
10 Grp6e Gbtdsrius giancs. Wertb $500 bis SUO
IS Gleeante NpenaplS Ndnps 200 Bis 400
15IG1e9ante Meioeer,,s. Mplenbol; Rdaeu II bis 20
o0%IrRe giaile NabtWtal tinen 40 bis 800
rs Sd6ne OflseSenalpe 80 biz 100
$50 6hDne Stds1. Stite. %eineerabmt 20 biz 30
30 Sptel-DolA ~ bis 40
100 Nepulpiuo patenb Gators, Gilber 20 bis 40
so eilbesne Bvubt unb &u6en< R6ybt 20 BIS .
400 Gets Ibte. unp GB>QDfel 20 bis 40
-25O @plbue s a fden- llbren, earrantirt so bis $50
100 Dtanantsn' Minee, clutter uno eiusene Steine IS bis 900
175 0Dene Iajhen<llbren IS bis $50
800 Damon ubren 80 bio 100
500 Gilberue Iaideus llbren 20 bis r
D4anans- Naeeln. Brplden uab Dbreebdnee. Daneu Sdn,ud
BON Sob Nno &prelen, Stentpblen nnb @plb, Jlprenttne,
Mola't, Yaua uno samesn; Suientangie. eseten uno sails.
PITT, @eoaiarns. neunauoise Gartelidnaasn. IplSfeoern anp
9lefeserbalter. Nrbeitstalt6en. @plofeoern nit @pb. unb
albernen SGteberbaltsrn ron jeher Mrt, better Jabrifat unp
Aeuter Wppe.
Cine 9banee irseno elmer Der otieen Mrtitel fur 81. 40 Ut e-
balten. tnbe1n man cine %Seriieeelte Gnpelpppe fir 3 Cts. fauft.
Gilnf %nerisaelte %Gnrelrppen mereen fir ii. Glf fur 81. bret
fs fir IS. funf uno iedssis fur $40, uno bunoert fir IS ause.
{Anff
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-16
q. y. &6,erman S So,
@Iob. unp Rletnbdnpier In

Gi9arren. Nau6+, Rau- uni
Stnupf= 5dtaden. Yfnfen &c.
empfebirn osm seeprttn Vutlttum ,br re,hbalfias
cage, Don
&iaarten Don bi2-SI5O pr lau(ent
Rau6s. 2auz unr Shnupf< 1abafe.
ttber 0ualt,Gt,
Bldtters lltufpn tecsr Nrt.
Dertuufe-tOeaii
123 Ste CTR ,hs, ouhe Ger Jiatonal Warine Font
Nntrif n MeDerlaae:
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-03-02
SUMMONS.

Samuel Goldstone and Rob- In the Distrt
ert Phillips, doing business Court, Second y
/ under the Firm name and dicial District
style of GOldstone and Phil Territory of Idy
| lips, on behalf of themselves County o.
and David Elerson, Gold Alturas.
stone Il Newbert, j. G.
Isaacs and G.. Jacobs i Com.
pany plaintiffs, &-IA-.---
Cersus IT,
| Charles G. Cornell and the Rev. Sip'
Victor Gold and Silver Min. so O.
ing Company, defendants. *--~-.--'
TO CHARLES q. CORNELL anfSc I 5n.
Gold and SLIDER Mining Company, J0''"""'0
GbOUe named:
I'm THE NAME OF'THE PEOPL1OF LIE LIT.
Hunted States in the Territory ofahc; ~ r.
are hereby summoned to answer Il Oh ~ t
this action which was filed in oilce u NJ az
Clerk of the District Court, Secc Jaaiclai Us g5s
trict, in and for Aturas county rrltofy .. Iva
no, on the Sd day of October, ~ showing .I@
defendant Cornell has obtained gahent w nc uv
fault and through fraud againste oeieDua1, t sL
Victor Gold and Silver Mining company, lOl .a0
foreclosure of certain morage upon qu% tt'n
mill and mines belonging to ~ uelenuanS,
Victor Gold and Silver Mni5 company sl1ua.e eo,
in Aluras county, Idaho Teltory aiso sIo"an
that said property is abor 70 pc soll ulu1t onG
by virtue of an execution non SAID JndgInenV, an
showing that said mortgaA was traudnlenIly in:lus
by defendant the Kicte Cold and silver M ahnu
inc that me plaintiffs sad other creditors nameo
in tho title above are jdgment creditors OF sale
Victor Gold and Silver. Mining Company, anG 5
have their Judgment liQs upon said mill ana
mines Of the Victor Gold nd Silver Mining Com,
pany, and praying this court to set aside sa I'd
he annulled, and to set apar, said mill and mines
to satisfy the judgment Of TIN plaintiffs and other
creditors aforesaid; also praying for an injunction
and receiver, and for costs, and that unless you
appear and answer said compliant within ten days
if served within Alturas county, and within twenty
DAYS if served out Of said county but within sao
Second judicial District, and within forty days J
served out of said District, exclusive OF the Gay
of service, after service hereof, Judgment will o
taken against you by default, according to IN,
prayer Of the complaint, and the relief DEMANDED
therein will be granted by the Court
In testimony whereof |, VIM. b Smith S,s Ger en'
affixed the seal Of said Court on this Sd day Q
October. 1866. VIM B. SMITH,
Clerk District Court.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-03-02
TERRITORY OF IDAHO, I sc

TERRITORY OF IDAHO, I &C
County of Alturas.
I. VIM B. Smith, Clerk of the District Court,
Second Judicial District, in and for said county
and Territory, do hereby certify that the abovs
instrument is true copy of the Summons IN the
above entitled cause, issued in said cause on the
Sd day of October, 1865.
-I ~ Attest my hand and the seal OF salu
SEAL DCourt hereunto affixed, this 15tn oay
OF October, 1866. WIZ. B. SAIT4,,
By VIM. Kelly, Deputy, n17wl3 q tx
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-16
j MEMPHIS TENNESSEE THURSDAY EVENING. MAY I6 1867.

of. It's your 6ue fal.lsl wives who'ye
the best time OF it. .i.
What's the use Of your lying groan-
ing there in that manner2 That won't
make me hold my tongue, | can tell you.
You think to have it all your own way
but you WON'T You can insult my din.
ner; look like demon, may say, at a
wholesome piece Of cold mutton--ah
the thousand of far better creatures than
you are who'd be thankful for that NUT
ton l-and I'm never to speak But
you're mistaken, l will Your usage of
me, Mr.. Caudle, is infanous-unworthy
Of man. / only wish people knew you
for what you are; but I've told you again
and again they shall some day. m.
" Puddings Aud now / suppose /
shall hear Of nothing but puddings |
Yes, and | know what it would cad in.
First, you'd have 2 ps4ding every day !;
oh, know your extravaganoe--the
you 60 for fsh--then | shouldn't won
der if you'd have soup; turtle, no doubt;
then you 20 for dessert; and-oh | l
see it all as plain as the quilt before me
but no, not while I'm alive What
your second wife may do, / don't know !;
perhaps she'll be fine lady; but you
sha' mt be ruined by me, Mr.. Caudle !;
that I'm determined. Puddiugs, indeed !
Pu,ddingsl Pudd - I.sl
" Exhausted nature" says Candle,
could hold out no longer. She went
to sleep
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-16
Where the Funds Go To.

Wendell Phillips, in writing to the
AntiSlaUery Standard from Alton,
Ill, under date of April l4th last, com.
plains that no fitting monument is
erected over the grave of Elijah P.
Lovejoy, who was killed at Alton in
1886, by mob. Mr.. Phillips should
blame no one but Owen, b. P. Lovejoy's 8
brother. He procured large sum of
money for the purpose of erecting a
magnificent monument over his brother 8
grave, but no monument was ever built,
and Owen Lovejoy became nel. This
fund went in about the same manner as
Gov. Bros,' Knud Iverson five cent"
Sunday school money, and Gen. Prem
tiss' soldiers monument home fsnd,
all for expenses" in Michigan avenue
in Chicago, in Princeton, Bureau county
Lovejoy's home), and Quincy, Illinois.
Books are still open at these places,
where subscriptions are respectfully
solicited as living is high.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-16
A Female Piend.
Erom tho Creso0 qoNal TlmeI.l

FROM the Cresoo lowal Iimes.
Men are Of times overtaken with dire
calsmities, sometimes the result Of ex-
posure, imprudence, or the fendsh
malevolence OF some Of their fellow.
beings, Nothing can be much more
terrible though than to deprive, or make
the attempt, strong man, in the prime
of life, Of his eyesight Such an attempt
was made in this town last Monday
morning. The peculiar relation Of the
parties-husband and wife-would seem
to place the case in more distressing
light Last Monday morning as A. d.
Wright was sitting at a table at his home
engaged in writing, his wife came up be-
hind him, and placing her hand on his
forehead, slightly pulling his head back,
emptied the contents ofa cup of sulphuric
acid in mis- face and eyes. He, not think
ing that tho material was anything par.
ticularly dangerous, ran out in the snow
to wash it of, but his sufferings soon
convinced him that something needed to
be done for its alleviation. He was
taken to the Durham House and Dr..
Clemmer was called in. His eyesight
was at first despaired OF, but the proba.
bility now is that one, if not both of his
eyes will be saved Mr.. Wright has been
peculiarly unfortunate fer the past few
months Reverses in business, followed
closely by long and severe spell OF
sickness, from which he had not fally
recovered, followed by this, the worst Of
all Jealousy is supposed to be the i'm
pelling motive which led to the commits
sion of the deed, though it is not known
that there was any foundation for it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-16
ASSETS LILLY Il 1876
leo
Loss by Portland Fire. July 4th.

T1HE total amount covered by the Etna Poli-
l cies on property destroyed or damaged is
$206. 1854, on which salvage will be about five
per cent. Our total loss will not vary much
from S20O,0OO and was promptly adjusted and
paid. This sum is five per cent. upon the Com
pany's assets figure but slightly exceeding
our Government and State taxes paid last year,
or a proportion equal to s., 200 loss for a COM
pany Of Sl0o OOo assets
The necessity for insurance and the value OF
wealthy, strong corporations is forciby IL
lustratSd by this fire. Several weak insurance
companies are destroyed. Portland has
population OF 35.OO0-Was handsomely built,
mostly hne brick or stone structures-protected
and ened with UPWARD Of 3. 900 shade trees
bounded on three sides by water-indeed,
literally, almost rising from the ocean--and
with steam fire department-yet it has $l0,-
0OO,00O of property consumed in a few hours
upon holiday when its people are least occu-
pied-from the very insigni6s lean cause Of
contem ptible frecracker.
Remember the trifing origin OF fires that
sweep away in a few hours the earnings o.
years. Consider your best interest and give the
Etna Agent a call if you need proper insur-
ance security. Pay fair rate Of premium for
a 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. LITTLETON & Co., AE'ts.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-16
A Yankoe Trick.

Two Yankees took lodgings for about
ten days at tavern in Lancaster county,
Pa, and Jared sumptuously, drinking
two or three bottles of wine daily. The
last day, and before they had paid their
bill, dispute arose about the speed of
their horses. They at last agreed to enter
on the profitable contest" The land
lord was appointed judge, each being
rider of his own horse. When they were
mounted, the Judge, like those of the
Olympic games, gave the word-one,
two, three and go. OFF they went, and
have neither been seen nor heard of
since; leaving the landlord fully com.
pensated by having had the honor to be
their Judge.