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NOTES DRAWN IN THE SOUTH DUR
ING THE WAR.-Chief Justice Chase
gave some interesting and important
instructions to jury in the case of
Moore & Brother, of Baltimore, as.
Foster e Moore, of Norfolk, which
occupied the attention of the United
States Circuit Court yesterday. The
facts in the case are, briefly, as fol-
lows:
In 1860, Foster & Moore, of Nor
folk, owed Moore & Brother, of Bal
timore, 1920, due by negotiable
notes, which fell due during the
occupation of Norfolk by the Con-
federate army. After the evacuation
of that city, Moore & Brother came
to Norfolk, and Foster e Moore
agreed to pay the amount of their
liabilities to them in Virginia money.
Foster & Moore then bought n draft
for 81, 900, drawn by the Bank of
Windsor, North Carolina, on the
Bank of Portsmouth. This draft
was endorsed by Maury & Co..
Smith, of Norfolk, and other respon-
sible parties, and made payable to
the order of Moore & Brother, to
whom it was sent. They neglected
to have the draft presented, and,
some two months afterwards, the
Bank of Portsmouth ran its assets
into the Confederate lines. They
held the draft until 1867, and it was
never paid. Under these circum-
stances, Moore & Brother brought
suit upon the origina! notes, and
rendered the draft back to Foster e
Moore, who refused to receive it.
The case was argued ably by Gill
mer " Son, for the plaintiffs, and A.
b. Guigon and John Howard for the
defendants. At o late hour yester-
day afternoon, the Chief Justice in
structed the jury:
l.. That any draft, bill or note
drawn in the Confederate States, or
any State, under the proclamation Of
the President, declared in insurrec-
tion, or in any part of them, except
such parts as was permanently and
absolutely under the control of the
forces of the United States, upon
any person or persons in the Federal
lines, was absolutely void as to the
maker and all other parties thereto,
and was not to be received in pay
ment or satisfaction of any debt even
due to loyal man; but, there being
a'question as to whether the Bank of
Windsor was, at the time this draft
was drawn, in the Federal or Con-
federate lines, that question the jury
must decide.
2. That the jury must be satisfied
that the plaintiffs accepted this draft
in satisfaction of the debt due them
upon good evidence.
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Congress will press business as
rapidly as possible during the rest
of the session, and will probably
adjourn by the Goth of July, if Mr..
Stevens new articles of impeachment
do not cause further delay. The
House impeachment Committee is
still at work.
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A little family arrangement out in
Michigan, by which the wife of a
gentleman contemplated eloping
with her husbands brother-in-law,
was spoiled because women will
leave their love letters about.
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The Mikado Of Japan "closes out"
an army in q hurry. On the 18th of
May, he attacked an army of the
Tycoon, killed 800 and captured 300,
all of whom he beheaded., &, /,
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Local Items.

local ITEMS.
An elegant oil painting will be dis
posed of, by rattle, this evening, at 8
O'Clock, in the Exchange Restaurant.
81 --o~-D--oSo--~o--
Albion is ahead, SO far as weight is
concerned, on the potato question.
Mr.. Hope sent us one yesterday,
which weighed twenty-one ounces.
A despatch published few days
ago mentioned, among others who
have applied to have their political
disabilities removed, the name of A.
S. Wallace; it should have been r.
NJ. Wallace.
THEATRICAL. tBailey's Southern
Dramatics" will perform this even
ing. July 2, in Gregg's Hall. Two new
pieces-the drama of the Daughter
of the Regiment" and the farce of
Paddy, the Piper" Miss Parrott
will introduce several new plays and
dances. For particulars, see pro-
gramme.
RAILROAD CELEBRATION AT BATES
vnLE-CoLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA Rail
RoAD.-The people in the vicinity of
Batesville (near old Leesville) pro-
pose to celebrate the completion of
the road to that point, on Saturday,
the 4th inst, by picnic, &c. We
learn that there are fine shade trees,
pure water, and q large depot build
ing there. A Jolly good time may be
anticipated. An accommodation
train will be run on this occasion
leaving Columbia at half-past 8
o'clock a. NJ; and returning, leave
Bates at 4 o'clock P. Nj. Fare 81
from Columbia, and fifty cents from
Lexington Court House, for the round
trip.
For New YORK tickets
to New York, ria Wilmington, can
be obtained at the Office of the South
Carolina Railroad Company. Pas
sengers from the up country, by
taking the 6 o'clock q. m. train, avoid
delay of ten hours in Columbia;
they also have the choice of three
routes from Weldon to New York.
The fare is 500. ''ii .-f
--~>-~->~-o----S--o- ,- n
CHARLESTON AND THE LEG1s1A-
TURE.-The Ne'rs, of the .sQueen
City," unmindful of yellow fever and
kindred complaints, is again ham
mering away, to prove that Charles
ton and the "Club House" have
superior claims and advantages to
Columbia and "Janney's Hail." for
the transaction of business by the
new Legislature. With due defer
ence to the views and wishes of the
Ne,cs and the proprietor of the Club
House, we would politely remind
those parties that Columbia remains
the capital of the State, and a capi-
tol can be improvised as readily here
as elsewhere. We have the authority
of the Chief Magistrate for asserting
that suitable committee rooms have
been prepared in the building in
Columbia, the statement in the Ne,cs
to the contrary Notwithstanding
The Ne,cs claims that large MAORI
ty of the members are in favor of
meeting in Columbia, receiving the
message of the Governor, and imme-
diately adjourning to Charleston.
This, we think, is mistake-st
wish;;" doubtless, "being parent to
the thought. T." One of the newly
elected declared, yesterday, that if
he was forced to go to Charleston, he
would ''carry his coffin along with
him." while another consoled him
self by asserting that "burying was
cheaper in Charleston than Colum-
bia." We wish it distinctly under
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An elegant oil painting will be dis
posed of, by rattle, this evening, at 8
O'clock, in the Exchange Restaurant.

Albion is ahead, SO far as weight is
concerned, on the potato question.
Mr.. Hope sent us one yesterday,
which weighed twenty-one ounces.
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A despatch published few days
ago mentioned, among others who
have applied to have their political
disabilities removed, the name of A.
S. Wallace; it should have been r.
NJ. Wallace. -s.-
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The "ravegeur" is new rifle that
can be fired forty times minute.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS ,ost
Office open during the week from. 81
n. m. to p. m. On Sundays, from
4 to 5 p. m.
The Charleston and Western mails
are open for delivery at AZ p. m., and
close at So p. m. Charleston night
mail open So n. M, close AZ p. IN.
Northern-Open for delivery all
81 n. m., closes at 2.45 p. IN. q
Greenville-Open for delivery 511
p. M, closes at 81 p. m.
New ADVERTISEMENTS Special at
tention is called to the following ad-
vertisements, published for the first
time this morning:
George Symmers-Fruit, &c.
@. III. Baldwin-Butter, &c.
Jacob Levin-Auction.
j. Clendining-Dissolution.
Fourth of July Celebration.
d. w. Observation-Disclosures Card.
Joseph Taylor-Milk.
w. b. Stanley-Cream Freezers.
P. f. Frazee-Card.
J. III. Bailey-Theatre.
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THEATRICAL. 'tBailey's Southern
Dramatics" will perform this even
ing. July 2. in Gregg's Hall. Two new
pieces-the drama of the Daughter
of the Regiment" and the farce of
paddy, the Piper" Miss Parrot
will introduce several new plays and
dances. For particulars, see pro-
gramme.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-04
paedaoooistIles.
(Tprt}ctun1.)


6ierbci ;siaen lid telrnrers cterprberrz
lhsnccr 9tsiounaen alle auten II. bDlen
9lnlooen, UNI ra5 ltm ipitdererunc 11nz
;,reircutiasr, iemebr rte Sectochtsr curh
Treunrlidfcit II. listecr(le SerahloliltnA
ras 0ertrauen Der Sinner errerben une
ie meniasr lie e5 fd merfen lailcn, cab
Te im Bearife fnn, Ssctadtunaen gu
MAIDEN. Nrteitsn nobel ras SSas unc
gSieciel ? rem&ince iiberlo1en iitNrbeiz
ten, lei melden 6 bic Ghre unr Beuprz
,uauna ailt, lino ebenfaus quite (yelez
aenbeitem Sinner tennen gu lernen. 9fur
netmc man iid bel all rieiem Dor fol-
aenren cter 5auptfeblern, rcr lletertreiz
buna, Yartteiliateit iibertriebener Strenz
ae unr hinterlil iltisem sluFauen in Mdt.
l1ebertreituna 1T e. menn quite &iuoer
fur ccllfcmmen, t6ie ater 1calei9 fit
arnncccrrprbcne 9ebalten rerren. Gin
Sinh mag auerpin9s quite Gt9enl9aften
beIben, aber scQfpmmen 1T es earunl
nod lanae ntdt.
6Srt auf rem &inre su idneid'eln,
pccr rerlaat ibm einen Sietlinssmunld,
crer laet ibm gan; et>raa ancers suz
tcmmeu, als es ermartet, uno llet Ca,
ras quite &inc ,rirr plSslid Gin aneerea
iein. Gin anreree Sinh mag alleroinas
llnarten ,mp Tebler an N6 baben, aber
rarum 1T es nrd nidt srunrrerccrben.
Gine before Setanrlunssmeile. ais Bic
tisberiae, anrere Seiipiele, als bic bier
9eaetsns,l >perren rielleidt beirei|er,
rab es fir eas 0ute npd lanae niht
eritprben it. Nter -1plde lletertrelbunz
gen 1inr nidt et,pa nur ais llrttelie,
lpncern belunper5 rarum pom Splel1.
neil raraus cine gang rcrfehrte Sez
banelun9sweile berrprsebt. Hercen
bic &inper fur serrcrbener 9ebalter, als
Ver riinp, 10 meroen iie aud frenser ia
barter bebanrflt, als .lie e6 rercienen.
lllno mas it pie 6ptse pon bieler cerz
febrten .8ebanolun9smeile? IS leben
nd IN pem &inpe feft 5ae, &a6e. Ser
a@tuns sesen Gltern nne Grsietsr uno
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C6crtlcsun9 fpl9t.)

sob 9 III e. Man bat bis
let Ncalaubt raf Die @erern in 8alie
fpr,ien an .SGtc unc Iide allie &1ume
auf per Grre iibertrafen. 9feuers Sez
rldte crn sluitroien sei9er, cab cs mod
rrit tGtere, meun audi nidt ptfere
S1une in lcnsln Welttbeile 9iebt als bic
Gcrern crn &olifprnten. Ias pRan@
senreit' il, sluitraIien 1T betanntlid iebr
rerid'ieren run rsr pRansen ouf allen
ancern Sheilcn rer Grce, unn man fann
iid cbue cine Cute Nbtileun9 feinen Sez
grin Spu elmer phan;e in sluitralien
mahsn. Ier Saum BON pem mir
irrsden, rirc Scn Cen 8ptanifern Guz
ealNrtus senannt. Man batGremplaz
re rpn rieiem Saum 9enau 9emellen,
,np einiac spn ciner 6Sbe rpn 480
Sup 9efunoen. Gtner iou icsar 500
Jub bod iein. Die srSbte Dide, pier
Sur iiber Der Grre, betrast 81 6ub.
@enn man beecnft cab cer 2bum pes
Strabturser MiiniterS oierbunpert unp
etlihe iedssi9 SUP bod it, 10 fam man
Vd einen Se9riH BON ner !0Ste rieler
Rielen MAIDEN, ,lamentlid wenn man
ZEN Strabburser Miiniter 9elebeu bat.
Dieler Saum ;eidnet ild ntdt allein
rnrh feline |oShe aus, iuncern teigt
AUDI anrere 10 aus9e;eihnete Gi9en@
ld,aften rab er fiir oeridiecene ancere
Steile Der Grre ,pelde elm dbnlides
Slima baben i'm Jalle ieiues Oereibens>
rpn untrehentaren Nusen isin wirre~
Das !6cls pirc ais ausaeseidnet fir
perid,ierene 3wede seidilpert uno etenz
10 Die Ninpe unp Sldtter. Oa6
@ahsttum res Saumss lit auberpr<
rentlid raid nnp ;war III 0esenreu in
gar tsins weIder ibrer Oii,re halber
III ancern lksilen Ger Grrc Saume
fprtfcmmen.
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go. 8

rerfetrt it ras nibt NIT rem edit re-
iieiIien Seilpiele> Vltern pertinrst bic
llebuna. Cure Sinner miil1en in Ger
0jrtteafurdt 9ciltt iie miiilen raran
Ae,pItnt ,rerren. Seices seibehe raz
rurth, rab itr le anbaltet mSalidft unz
untslbrrd,en unn in alien Gerbdltni1en
Ss,rsiit Der fiino|iden 0pttssfurdt su
aeten, 9tehmt ss caber itren9e NIT jez
Ter ENTERTAINING mod itreuser NIT Der
lletersretun9 eines 0etptes 0ottes.
Gotei taltetras @e,riilen rer Sinner
iteta !rad' UNI ttdtiA unp laiist iie oft
ihrs 3ui,lht sum 0ebete uuo ;u ZEN
l,cllslllltsIn rer jieli9irn nsbmen.
C6rrtiesun9 fplat)
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mir Arippf.

ISas 1T has era Gin hrlres &irs,
las man bier in her Nripre Fns'!
Nd, frld' tin iubes &incelsin
Tas mug ssmie rcm 5;mms' iein.
Tie 9rau, bic bel ter 8ripps tniet
llne {elis auf eas Sinelsin febt
Das 1T Maria frrmu' une rem;
Str mag re6t fsrb i'm 5frsen 's'n.
Ter Mann, Der ;u Der Seite fsbt
llne fill binauf gum 5imnel Febt
Tas mub her frrmme Srferb ista,
Der thut R6 aud hes Aneleins frsan.
l1nh mas brit in Ter gde isst
llne mad eem ainrIein i@ant ssrsnast
Gin OedsIein unb Gin Gielein-
1as mrsen quite Stier!ein isin.
limb mas tsn Stall 10 belle ma2t'
Unit mas IL lietIi9 fnst unn Ia&t
Ias limb bic lidtem Gnselsin,-
Die 5tau'n III Sbiir' uub Geniter Elm.
Ssi bp8selpbt, tu eunt!e 3eu!
Turtt bid bic san;e @eIt rirb bsa'
alein aintlein, in Marien>s S@rrB
gEie hit tu ic unentli9 srcb.
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APPRECIATION ees rdwarriste, S@eis SbpmaS & @raes)
ct. Nanl, M>inneiota, Sanita9 ben 4. 5anuar 1868.

Meic, 3pul Nadludt unp Qiet!pliafeit
aeaen ptejeni9en &incer, melde te9linz
Iti9t unb ibnen rprSe;eseu Fnp. slebn<
lid Ter lletrtreibuns it rte Yarttei<
lidtcit, ser1nSse pelher rus cine Sinh
aus tlptsm Ncrurtbeile rcer aus Sprz
liebe unrerc;cnt be9iiniti9t mdbrenr ras
onrere etra nur aus 9Sirer!ril!en unz
cerldulret suriid9eiest wirr. Selrsr
aelAiebt es nur su off, rae Gltern ras
eine &inc 1ressn leiner lietli@en g.
iidtsbilpun9 CHER ieines {dmeibelhaften
sMeitns cem onrern &inoe scrsieben.
Mandmal seht oieles ieltit 10 nett cab
cfnl ,tesiinitieten &inre frsar mandeS
6eblerbaftc fit einen 8pr;u1 rem suz
riifaeiesten ater mand'es @ute als Elm
Iebler auaerednet wirc.
Iarous ertInrinaen renn ollie Nrtcn
pss Stol;e5 auf Der etnen Seite unr
aue slueartunsen Reg sefranFten Gtraez
iiihlo ouf rer anrern Scite.
lletcrtrietene Strenoe uno harte,
lrirernotlrliAe Ssidrantllna rienen
III nidts sineersm, ais ros l!6 bic
Sinner serlteas1l unp fhrn friibseiti9
.0eublsr uno 5rrstGpfe, IriitTnni9e
Mutblrlc, ia 1elbit Gbrlrie lrercen.
Ias tinterliitiae sufIousn 1T iebr
entebreup fit Gltsrn uni Gr;iebcr. Mferz
fen bic Sinner ras, mas fS,neu Ie &C.
aen ibre slufaurer empfnpen? sic
mi0en rieielben fir falid UNI fiji ipide
balten> rie lieher SSles beftrafcll als
0utes ,riirrisen ,prllen.
b. Senusung frsmeer Ssctad,tun9.
&luae Gltern ,rerren AUDI bic llrtbetle
Nnoerer lber ibre Sinner i'll Rathe sic
ben> belcnoers cerieni9cn bic NIT renz
ielten in Gfterm unr sertrauene,rertbem
8ertebre iteben.
Sebr III piin11en mdre Is, eae iis
UNI ibre Sinner beier fennen su lernen>
Yon 3eit gu 3eit NIT zen Srtsseifli@en
uno cen 2ebrern fi6 iiter bic Seldafz
fe1teit ibrer &inrer unterkiclten.
Die llrtbeile Der @eldriiter 0ienltz
trten unc Nadbarn iine crn ben Gltern
,rcbl su beriiff6ti9en. Sinc ciels
llrtheile aud nidt eerare;u mHrtlid su
netmen> 10 tSnnen iie rrd slnbaltsz
punfte gu fernern Sertadtunsen unc
Gr,rdsunaen iein. Sehr trefeuc iino
rie llrtbeile rer Sinner fsltit, relhc tie
dtereinancer fallen beipncers menn
feline Seireni1aften i'm Srie!e ietn
fGnnen.
6) Nelisi6s.
Die Gsiebuns wirc aber cann
uur ikre Auf9abe l6len 'penn fe bic
relisi1slittli9e 0erepluns nncerriidt
i'm Muse bebdlt. Diees fam nidt oft
senua ME su oft eefast mercen. Was
tSnnte pi1tiser lein als pab in rem
junsen @el9le9te rer lebencise CLAUDE
an Wctt ras furteeiebte Wanbeln scr
ibm1 Gem MQiebenten uno ete tinrli9e
S6eu Jpn ben eere@ten unc nnencli9
suten gater eur9 cine Slnre ~ teleis
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@cr Sreube elan;t ibr MnseNdt
Sie lesen ibre arcnen ab-
Stm bultisenp in 9ekespRi6t
llnb rei9en tim ZEN berrlderffat.
sic trinsen @eitraud, Msrrbe s@u!o
lem Seilanb gum 0eldenfs bar;
Ias ainblsiu la6elt truncerbcle,
Sbr frcmmss Sers rer Meibaltar.
1lue freubis febren iie na6 5aus,
gssnaeiset unb iiib tea!adt
Su 6cttes G5riehen rubin iIe ana,
sic batsn ia has 5eil ertlidt.
@cm !oimmel slanst Elm tsusr Stsrn,
Grhctet frpb eas anseFat!
Ter CLAUDE fibrt IN @rtt Sem 5srrn,
GrIsu4te uus' Stmme!slidt!
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ciaen-tug cat bic tinrIid,e ejpttesz
furdt tief beariinret UNI itets aendtrt
werre! !-u0ie Jurdt 0pttes 1T Oct slnz
fang Der @eiahcir, laat bic hl. S6rift.
| sic 1T bic 3isrre ru Neihen unc slnz
Aclebenen mte rer 9lr,nsn". Cir. 10. %.
Sn itr beitebt alic ,rirflid eie |6anrtz
lade Ger Sahe. Sie crfiillt cie Sinner
NIT sldtuna aeaen ihrcn geib als cie
9Hrtn11tte res bl. 0eiites, iic ldBt ole
| Sinner mcrtsn auf rie Nrrte res6eiles,
unr tereihert itren &eritano NIT cen
teiltrinaenriten &enntnil1er> er,rcfrt III
itrcn (0ersen bic idSnaen uno crtalenz
item 0efiitle, ;ii9e!t unc prcnet rie erz
radenrcn Neiaunsen uni bilret liz
10 su chten 9Se!tz unr .0immclsz
tiir9ern. sSic ietr 1T chen reshaIb a.!f
rie relisiIie Silruna ais bic ,0auptIaet,:
su adten! Allea aneere it rcrseteus,
>renlt nidt fi,rlid1e eiete unr uabrs
0rttcafurht bic G'runtloae tiiret
Ghriitlid'e Gltern madet es> ME Ger
irrn1me Sptiaa. 81 lehrte isinen
Srhn Hpn &inrtsit auf G'rtt fiird,tn
une 1lh auer Slime enthalte,. llnr
III Ct rte Stunre ieiues 5pres nahe
slautts sat CT leinem Sptne ais catsrz
lide5 @ermddtnib frl9enpe Graahz
nun9en: >,0Ire nein Spbn! cie 9Srr@
te meines Niunres unp binterleac tic
ttef III reinem 6cr,en.-!6abe ale Sage
reinesSebensOctt ycr Nu9en unr bite
rid, cab ru in feline Siince ein,rilli9it
crer bic 0etpte reines !6eun iitcr@
tretejt."
Oeaen cie reliaitie Gr;iebun9 min
| IT'LL unc AUDI lautManderlei ein9e,ranz
oct. Inter anrerem fast man: .>6rcmz
me 1Samilien baben oft bic b5ieiten Sim
Der !" Nesel it rieies ae,rib nidt unr
100 cieles tbeilpeile Der Jau it, Ia iinc
ae>rib tSle 8eiipiele unp anpere Serfiibz
runsen int Spiele. @as ater mande
ipeenannte fromme Wiitter oper Ddter
tetriFt 10 fSnnen riele 9e,ris niht gum
Bei!riele unb Nluiter rienen. Sir
rerrerten rurd ihre giadsieti9feit unp
fusfdtise Sdmade AlIes bel itrsn
&tnreren.-3ur reIi9iGien GrVtunA
BET Sinner 1T atcr rierer bic t5aurtz
iadeeas edtreli9i6 ie Seilrirl
rer Gltcrn Grsieber unr iiterhaupt aler,
relde aui Gle .Su9eno Ginilub baten.
llebsrau unp in iercr 5iniIdt iltes cas-
Sciipicl wsIdcs, rprsiislid auf Die
Suaenc ein,rirft, reldes auf tic rie
arS6te Madt ibt. IS miro lie REM
mod tbun. Dieies fcmmt ater srIbz
tentbeils raber, neil fie es spn oemGrz
>radlenen nidt anrerS lehen. Biirren
piele Dor ben slu9en Der Sinner nidt
ras ben Sinner gertptene tbun> tpabrz
lid,. riel t6ies mIrre untertleiben.
Man peie bod cae bel ben &in<
pernper q q d @abmuusstrieb
pprberridenp IT. unc cod w'u
man nur rurd Elm Gertieten unb 0e<
tieten allies bei ibneu ausri@ten. @ie
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aus Saerb setet auf sin Stsrn,
Sin 5srrlder trmmt aus Ssrael !"
Die @eiien fu6en @ptt, ben 9erru,
0cm Stsrn ssleitet, iunnenbea.
Git frmmsn mad Serufalen,,
Sym Nufsaus Der aus meter Jern'.
3u sieben bin mad 8etbleben,,
l,ue beilsr slanst Der {9Sne Stsrn.
Sie tnien ppr has &int!ein bin,
llns bettn - in Dsmutb an,
,lns lidbtbell pirb's in ibrsm CHM,
Der bimmsl bat 19 aufsetpan.
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aein JSunper. Irctpr:
u5ier itelle id Sbnen> 6errprpfei1pr, ben
iltelten Wann III unlerer Stapt ppr,
er ;ablt 80 Sabre unp 1T ppn 0c,perbe
elm Sdprniteinfeser
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-13
A Feline Curiosity.

From the Washington chronicle.l
Professor Glover has recently added q
new attraction to his museum in the De-
partment Of Agriculture, it being no less
than cat imported frem Angora, Asia
Minor, the famous goat region, and
much resembling that animal, having
long and silky white fleece, with a long
heavy tail. This is said to be one of the
best Of the cat species, being very do
nestle in habit and an expert mouser.
Enormous prices have been paid for this
breed to be placed in museums of natural
history, and by the nobility and Swans
Of Europe as pets, The cat now on ex-
hibition is one of three imported by Hon.
Israel s. Diehl, with view to try the ex.
pertinent of domesticating them in this
country.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-13
apo,hsr Bsautv /" Come to erief.p

The Pamela Star announces that an
other agent Of the Freedmen's Bureau
has gone to the penitsntisryl II says;
Z" It affords us o most exquisite plea
sure to tell our readers, and to assure
them, that our once bureau agent, ID. ).
Hartman, has been sent to the penlten-
tiary of this State for one year, and fined
$50. When he gets out, he will probably
do like his polecat brethren in jackson
are now doing, only in another place
90 into the reconstruction business and
get good pay. That is what they do
when they get outup North, and we sup
pose he will try to follow suit
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-13
T,HE total amount covered by the Mtna pol:l

rUHE total amount covered by the Atna Polid)
L cies on property destroyed or damaged II
S206, 1854, on which salvage will be about five
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, figure but slightly exceeding
our Government and State taxes paid last year,
or proportion equal TO IS, 000 loss for COM
pany Of $10o.00e 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 a
population of 35.000-was handsomely built,
mostly fine brick or stone structures-protected
and screened with UPWARD of 5000 shade trees
bounded ON three sides by water-indeed,
literally, almost rising from the ocean--and
with steam fire department-yet it has $780,
0O0, 600 of property consumed in few hours
upon holiday when its people are least occu-
pied-from the very insignificant cause of
contemplate frecracker.
Remember the trifing origin of fires that
sweep away in few hours the earnings Of
years. Consider your best interest and give the
Etna Agent call if you need proper insur-
ancc 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., Agts.
No. % Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-13
EDW'D j. EVANS d CO.,
Nurserymen and Seedsmen
YORK, PENN.
Fruit, Shade and Ornamental Trees,
Grapes, Small Fruits, Orna-
mental shrubs. Roses,
Hedge Plants,
ETC.. etc.

WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS, IN
w full assortment. At wholesale and retail
Dealers buying In quantity, furnished with
their own address on bags, II desired.
N. B.-0ur Seeds are all carefully tested be-
fore sending cot. and WARRANTED TO
GROW, II properly planted and cared Tor.
SEEDS AND PLANTS BY MALL
We make a specially Of sending Grape Vines,
Strawberry, Raspberry. blackberry. and ether
plants. BY mail. putting them up securely. and
forward 70 any postoiice in the United states;
The following Catalogues are issued and
mailed 20 any address, on receipt Of stamp:
I. Amateurs Price LIT Of Fruit and Orna-
mental Trees. Grape Vines. Small Fruits. etc.
2. Descriptive Strawberry Catalogus with
Z. Wholesale Catalogue Of Fruit and orna-
mental Trees, etc.
4. Descriptive Seed Catalogue,
5. Descriptive Circular Of New and Rare
3. Descriptive cataiOrus Of Bedtime Plants,
Roaes. etc- eod-lf6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-13
How to Get Rich (!

CHARMING LITTLE BOOK. ON THE
"A Msys and Means 81 Acquiring wealth.
\ COPY of this invaluable handbook. No book
has keen published Which contains % much
sound. practical advice- Prca F.iiy Cent.
u. No. Ip ciinios 1trssi. BsSsiS. ny.