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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-22
Lost on the Prairie.

The Fort Dodge Northwest of Novem-
Der 26lh tells this story;
"Three trsppers from Illinois passed
through here about month ago on their
way west to begin tho winter campaign
against the mink and otter. They were
trapping in Bueno Vista county and eur
rounding country. On Monday, the 10th,
two of them started from the Maple river
to 90 across the prairie to Storm Lake.
Our readers will all remember the Sc
we're snow storm that came on so sud
denly during that day. The wind
llew q terrific gale from the north
west. The snow came driving
down in binding fury, making it fearful
day for the traveller on tbs great unset
tied prairies. The two trappers pushed
on through the binding storm all dsy,
and when night came no friendly shelter
was In sight. The storm had continued
TO increase. The night was dark, the
air filed with the driving snow, the road
utterly hidden from sight. Ii was a
cherries prospect before them to con-
tinue on cropping their way through the
long hours of night lost, and without
hope of finding friendly shelter, or
lying down in the snow at the risk OF
freezing, to wait for morning.
AFTER wandering around for a time
they concluded to stop and dig hole in
tie large snow-drifi, which would afford
partial shelter from the fury of the
storm until morning When daylight
appeared they crawled out, aud found
themselves badly frozen. Ore of them,
Charles Butler, insisted upon going on
towards the lake, while the other Us
strongly insisted upon trying to find the
nearest house. They finally separated
Butler and his dog goiag in the direc-
ton of Storm Lake, while the other wan
dsred around until be found house.
Before reaching it he became nearly de-
rxneed from his sufferines Having
pulled of his boots'io rub bis feet, he
was unable to get them On again, aud
was compelled to walk several miles
barefoot In the snow. When be reached
the house bis feet were badly frozen,
maDgled from the siubble Of the harsh
prairie grass, bleeding and useless
"0n Friday night Buffers dog came
into Sac City and made such demon
strationa tha5 some Of the citizens who
knew him, seeing hin 90 lank aud
apparently nearly starred, became
alarmed for the safety Of his master.
Early the next morning party Of men
started out, and following The dog, who
ran on before them, for about twelve
miles. toward Storm Lake, they Al last
came upon the body Of the unfortunate
trapper lying rigid in the SNOW. The
dog had evidently stayed with bis
master from Tuesday night until Friday.
when. almost FINISHED With hunger, he
sought the settlement. Batter leaves .
wife in Illinois 70 mourn his sad fate. "
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-22

thinks |. ought 10 he Affirmative, aud not
simply prohibiiory, IN lite language. We
concur with this. There Is every reason
why the Constitution should say, in clear
and explicit language, who may voie for
President and members Of Congress and
who NAV not. That would eettle the
question finally, aud nothing else will.
A section declaring that every male ciil-
zen of the United States twenty-one years
Of age may vote for those officers, and
that nobody else shall, would, " adopted
as an amendment TO the Constitution, end
tho controversy In way Of once Just
and satisfactory TO the great body OF the
people. While the several States should
be left free to regulate the suffrage Tor
their own local affairs, they should have
no control over il in regard to officers OF
the national Government, except that oil
prescribing the mannsr of holding cleo
tons and the mode OF determining the
right Of voters Cincinnati C0mmeiciaL
Highwaymsn.
The Forrest Register, published at
Forrest, Newton county, Miss, has the
following:
Three men, masked as negroes, came
upon a camping party of farmers who
were returning from Forrest, where they
had sold their cotton, TO their homes in
Leake county, and rebhed them OF what
they had on their persons Mr.. Jeh;
Gill, Of Leake, handed over $3.50 and
his small change. We hear this from
reliable parties. We have seen none OF
1 A. ., Nro-o.s oureolvas
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-22
a Bargain.

IAN AUTHORIZED TO oRPEs AT A
roy Low rrice toe nes ana Wen eon-
fI-urts4 improvements on lot , o. !. IN Block
10. ~. With the rrcu { lta1e for eight year,
from Ja1uarv 1T. l.l9.
he hsurs 4 a we'll hnished frame builiiur.
With four lar.c rOsnf ana tuo haaem ~ roo -
Tlri.t fr-rfs 10 Vance rireet ffv feet fnsarly
trr1llfs TIE residence 81 Nj. y. \. Davisls
Win 4 ierfh of .ne hundred and sly feet.
Tks ntors described pr1periy-n not sold
rriratsIy haioic he - day ~ January next
ftaf oar. A. rrtiIc crfcry, for cash. in front Of
ffa Ctsre.ry Court tulliing, e. u e'eloef, m
ne h-ure i ava srsi ~ md -, yanse
9.r.-f w. L. VANCE.
N1its ~. q Md iloa street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-22

The Lna-S larsTy Standard objects 10
The form proposed for the new consiiiu-
tiorsl amendnent On the subject Of suf.
rage. II merely prohibits any State
from excluding any person from p0liti-
cal rights on sccouut of color. race. or
rrevicus corditicn. TIE Standard
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-22
RE MINGTON'S
Attachment Notice.

STATE or TENNESSEE, sErLHT CouxTr,
s. NJ. Guerf ". J. X. Raicigs srd Jennie
kadclife-Trial January 4. 3. a. - o'clock
IN THIS CAUSE. IT APPEARING BY
dfbtei 10 TIE plaintiff. and are uo--rGri ients
Of the state, 20 that the Ordinary process 81 iag
cannet be served On then. add IN oririnai
having been levied 90 their rrppcriy. q j.
the ruEIrc lE1crH. > Newspaper pub
In he city q Nempl L.. fcr four fuocc1rlFc
weeks. commandin~ the sid cclc-daufs .
appfar before M. Of s1ue other Jufucs ~
the Peace. a. NJ once. IN tie Vim Civil itf-
trfet 81 rsid crurtv. o. TIE lth dry q .al1arF,
lsc9. ard mafs dsfcnso 70 sad sat arsinlf said
tefenianfa.tr 10 vii BE- rrocssies n n .. -1arte.
gAEFs HALL J. p.
rawElCf Yer 6haIt7 ems.
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erred by the British Crown, and fully apprecatng the
liberty we possess Observe our own hs, ID ceieOIde
our own festivals and to worship IN our own WY acooI
10 tho diet Of cOusceuCes, aud the cstO OF
Our ancestors we cannot but regard that man rs ais
grace 20 humanity who viewing youth as no shell'f anu
virtue az no urOectlOu would plunge tie dagger OF an
assassin into The heart Of the Lat0n ny WOunlhS ani
attempting 20 destroy orc ci INC DcS' Doo'eu Vi ci o
dren. - 8,
"That the Great Creator and Governor OF the "oIi1,
who made all Iuen of one blood giving to some 10 lu
and 10 Others to obey may epeeoy Ies.ol9 ~ 5Ou ~
Hghncss 10 Wontrd health aud long bpio iiel HlJgaty
the Queen 10 guide and direct the AFFAIRS Oh lie siS
British nation, Is the ferveut prayer Oh " Va
all our cOuutrymCu throughout thi- iaAd. . - .,.o
TIE sidney EDlCrc eiye6 the Ioliu"lu5 "Co'"'' VI '
excitement OF the Aboriginal Blacks; . -. -.
Within 30 800 ar5 Of DE srO on Which TIE FTnee ~ b
bot separated by rlcky wooded BILL aaem''a tne e
Of auougah blacks ever seen E me nesI'.,4 i cbL
hy the generation II c0Ionss Men, No'i, % %S
dreu they uulberri So MANY OF The eAten @ a-.
of tne goErup .f0ks h8fc'stesi ana some hH'
the children Of bltcss.es bad slus white a. EuYpeau
provided With ahln OF refreshments o. Ne as oaf
aud otr articles tf cota Their wsls attended 20 10 e A
bT Nrers Ihoul11 i Gu4 O'ler genteen o. euP %
tie blacks visited number Of persons dnn1g te y ~
making h0iu- ccrO0fee "ir' lie ui,
TIE Prince reached the pl,c The excitement an
of e shau great au- more strongly etpe
irs. of tef G ysYri W learning That tle assassin ~ .
been .m ue ls spot they asked og bis Ocl of ae pl'
d Fsa % lFu.s L
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DIED.

RAKERoa Tuesday Nay 3 p. Ep% ,Bl Bslfr e, ,soi - 5'
BLAKB-At stspeu Staten Island Thursday the h Inst 'es
short illness Anson Blake. the 10Th year Of bis age
JaeIson Eiwa Msrundas Moran end John H. Clark
invited TIE funeral from Gsce Church Brook'a gh.
tsioI
mi illness Eancv A. wife p Bunker and dsuzbte Of the ts
Ephraim Blapk, aged '3 years and g mouths
se resaSes No. I9a Prsseust Her remains viii be lsa
Gr9enWood The relatives friends the family requested -
Hudson r. Albany and Sag Hlrbo l. L, paper, please
CHRISTY-Ou Tuesday May l2 at the residence Of h. mobst
George Harrington known George n Cbhs aged % ysa'
TIE relatives ,na friends OF the family also me q 81 Johas
Lodge and the Masonic fraternity generally are ael % aisal ne
fnh-.t Broadsay.
cosERT-On Thur My - Sarah Ges, & eyed 70 months 'ni
The relatives and friend, Of tSs & aiF F ,fs 2 ~ .iess 4
John G. Wbippls, No ia Laiayetesye Brooklyn
BDDY-on Thursday May H. at NotOwn, j. Of br'n s''t
samuel H., eldest son Of Emei9e A ani samuel EDDY
m Carriages will be in waiting at the depot for the q m 'a' IRON
rIEMTNGou w.lneay May n Ma Fleming daughter Of Rhlf
Ano, deceased q this siy M sssd S, q yr ,. .,o.v n to a
The % sys o5 ana Fs s oon a. ocs from the residence Of
sou CHARLES 4 Fleming No. l2 East T'en'ysoar'h'' O'E
JoHYsoY-At Harlem on Tuesday May - william Johnoa 'ss g
years, Of K Johnson Of Sew-York city - ~ -,
Friday lsthnst from bis residence
S. FOurhve, at o'clock L. Cars leave I"enf'1' 81
IBSr-0n wednesday May Io Emsn. wife ofA5ham Lest in h'
Faaeiai on su66. inst saoo from No 'o E''. FoaF'h
corne. Of Avenue C.
NlsHon Wednesday 18th inst Of congestion Elizabeth widow
James Nssh Of this city In the 10th year Of her age
The friends Of the family invited attend the funeral RON her s
nee no 2O9 SeOndav Saturday, 10th nsL a. q Oepcs
sAvERY-Tn Brooklyn wednesday, Msy u amer severe ns
Iydia NJ wife join Savery, the 5h Of her age
Tie relatives Of the family respectfully invited 20 i
the funeral residence No 6 Hght' on Friday Us
l5IA inst, az o'clock
sHITH-rp BrooAyr on Wednesday morning Nay b Emile vie %
smith and daughter Benjamin Mott Of fsm2'tes
l. l. In the 2ith year Of her age -,
The relatives friends Of the family are respectfully ayied 70 aaa
Law, Gre sford c. Smith Nc. Ip Liyi1gstonst st.
TROST-rn Bookyn THURSDAY, My H. Lucy Hove wife o Her
frost fhd daughter Of the late Thomas Iesion o Boston
Fr5e NH take place her residence No 81 Joraemons
P-ccsyn on SATURDAY aernoon O'clock Relatives ui sals
are Invited 10 attend ~ 81 -. ~,
Boston PAPERS please copy.
fBy BROBcK-0n wednesday morning Msy ' SalsHiy Ei'a
Ten BfOesA -.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited 70 attend h.
uuerA BsThosmews Church Of Lafayette pace AA
Grest JonesSL, Saturday, MAY IS. at3 D.
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About 25 delegates "a

About 25 delegates to the National Grand
Division g. o. IT, to be held at Nashville, Tenn on the
3o.b inst leave the city by the Allentown line, at
o'clock this afternoon
The Central Grant Club, composed OF delega-
ous from the various District organizations met last
evening at headquarters and resolved 10 send dele
oates 10 the Chicago Convention. Among those n0mi-
9afed we're Abraham Lent, A. j. Plum, William A. Oar
ling f. Delaheld Smith, A. j. Dttenhoeher. and others
The members of the Seventh Regiment, N.
& n Y assembled at their armory yesterday at p.
m inc was formed and they marched TO TOmpkins-
s1uarc for battalion drill Full 900 men were under
arms and I'm full fatigue the regiment presented very
Sodjc rlv aDpearance. Col. Clark commanded. Tho
mos ements we're upon the whole, very snaTty executed
Vet there we're instances Of bad wheeling and mstakng
distances OF guides that somewhat marred the entTe sue
cess Of the drill.
The approaching election for the officers OF
the library Association creates as usual Inueh
excitement among the members OF that As
OF old there arc two rival parties this year VINO sustain
their selections for the purely honorary places OF once
with as much ygor and Interest a. though the ae OF
nations hung po the success OF the individuals OF ther
choice The respective factions met last night that led
by Mr. Harmon at No 764 Broadway ana lhe one under
the direction OF Mr. Alexander Rhlnd al NO TO broad
way for the purpose Of nominating the cn0eh ones Ior
officers OF the Association In 1862 MI hhlhu parry
nominated the following gentleman ftesue., os9 y.
Lee; Wee. President Seymour A Bunce; CoTesp0ndng
Secretary w. O. Davies; Recording secretary NlInm
L. Baioy Treasurer, Wm. r. Harris, anu seven
The opposite party did not nominate last nBht uut VII
do so this evening at No. 76i BroadWe'
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15

. q,,. n, Al Oh 132c Oats 7l37c Rye, 81 80 td No ,n
s1e Bsrev 500 Ness Pork 23c Lard l5lc; ~ o os@a
Stoeisrs n Di2,C Live Iioga 90 751Sg o. Bcc - ~.
sg 10 fr Medium IN gooi Shipping steers ffegh's-Oo -
Bic Wheatto BnfLo. &c ,,,,-. O. -, s9ooasl ssfius
Ju Al ~ 10 ~ 49, Corr 8)0e6c oats 19no4c Egs
Mss PORK s58 BacoH-Clear sides retaiAHs " H@
S|v.STsT M,y -Miings )s stock n P'H ~ o'H
Sea Islands 6552 bales Up.atS o,tze,.
AraUrA Nav A-CotO8- -M3dlngs, DtNt9e' ,,asa pos.. -
WmMisGToS MAY A-Srinu 1uIpentls ~ ~ q, ~ "a "a
Strained. ~ s. No at 50 81! No a. 90" rae -
Tar So go ~ ar Cos
finn at s5Gsc Ell sr shoed l@ hghe, 90; sI y a
Cotton Tobacoo--Lugs 81 60DF9 oi Lesi, ~ ~ ieie
Mess Pork SlT 750 tI8 BarouSh0ulieu, ljic Lf' ~ o-t,
qoLEDo. May lt-Four-SpnHg White - o. O''I-''
&c. Oats, for No
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
MARRIEn

COPNFII-BROWN-on wednesiay 18Th inst BY Fiets Ceremeay
at the residence of the graadahe DAVID BsoFu, b"AH
Cornell 70 Louisa Brown. both Of this city
California and Canada papers please copy
RICHARDS-SPARROW-Qn THURSDAY MAY o. ~ seuee oi hs
brides parents Francis Peck james htlsrls y hs
tina j. Sparrow, all Of Brooklyn, 3. D. No cards
TALCOTT-POLHAMUS-O Thursday. May IL hy che Res X ~
Cbapr al TIE residence The BRIDES father August Talc N
Tbese daughter Of John Polhnus el al Of this t ho~ads
WILLS -BROWG-On Thurslay Bay r. G ti residence Of Capt
WIN HowllBd by the Rev Burcha Joseph H. Wells 70 Bnaa
Brown OF
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
THE WEATHER.

REMARKS -NomiugDrzy heavy rain At 1l3 o'clock hss
rain about O'Clock then foggy 70 = ovee 70 ~ 10Y
to r. Aern0on-Orercast slightly cloudy nom GSooh " @
svepne-Cer % o'clock slightly cloudy 70 midnight As,9no
ca-The next eclipse that viii be visible The United STATES VIZ ~ ss
lunar eclipse Jan 1862 The then enters he
the shadow Of the earth a. Sg n eaVss %
shadow az 9 penuEbra a 1880 o'clock then on hnE
viii follow eclipse These viii be the ONLY eePss
visible here year TIE shadow eau be seen te &
Of cloud moving Of the eirth but iYenB VII" NV"
greater rspiiy or 2,l30 miles per hour. go,
REPORTS BY TELEGRAPH. NAY is a ~,
Nav 1.-THE weather today Is desauu a1i ho'a0' ~
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
TRAGEDY IN THE ALBANY BowERY.

ALBANY. May 14.-Chas. GTanZ, German,
met his soninaw in the Bowery this afternoon, and
raising a revolver. attempted 20 shoot him Tie bail
missed its intended victim, whereupon Granz put the
njol TO his own head and discharged bullet Into his
braln He died within four hours family quarrel was
fhe cause. The victim lived in New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
Important News.

DEPARTMENT OP STATE
WAsHSsr0N MsY 3 igsib
To Hhssler q Wilson. Of Neo York
sRs: Department has received ONE GOLD MEDAL i"s'ss
70 vou- s on Sewing and Button Hole Machines tie PARIS UaiTer
sal Exposition Of 1901. Your 0bedient servant
VILLAS "A SgwARB-
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15

MAJORITY FOR THE LOUISIANA CONSTITUTION.
NEw-ORLEANs, May 14.-Gen. Buchanan an
uounccs the result Of the vote on the new Constitution
iorty for the ratification OF the Constitution Is 3
James Mann. in the lid District is the Democrat elected
10 Congress No mention made OF the residue Of the
Eef
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
THE NJ E. CONFERENCE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 14.-KesOlutlODs auOptcu NJ the
Methodist Lay Convention this afternoon, declare that
the nrsent generation OF Methodists have right to
change the plans Of the church for their Improvement
and they therefore desire lay representation
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
,rp,vv c,rTIp N,pYFT-wArfl

Recep.s FOR the week head Sses 400 bead ~ lDsc ~
gh ordinary. @ 69c for iaif q good and lV~lv
ira Sheep sheatd averaging abon. sJ D c'mon ~
10lic Receipts ZOO bead Hoys-sasl A. iV20tf tl oa's
for ws ghtS over 20 b. Receipts, GloO head
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15

SEE WHEELER & WILSON'S BUrroNHoLE
Arcrvr making one hundred buttorhoes hourhe teseTs
tm for FAMILIES Dressmakers Manufactures No 90 B)assI
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
TIE ST4TE or TRADE.
PvgOpRAN MARKETS

IoSpoy Nav as mColso opened s.l closed 81 9SSs for
, and !i03 r account United States Five rsenty bonds
n ,oi o q sO Il0s Central RalSay shares opened at
sS snd g Bs ssgay hises opned At 20 and closed AZ ~
Pn,koRt M,y AS Uuiel States bonds aud closed
HIa al =; for The issre Of 1904
PANS Nay I5 mThe Bonre opeusd qIe' With h'les AZ 6s
face q simrs ard closed dun Reues francs = seutmeS
y,@p't Ma, l4-5 CotoH-The market opened hrm lEd
closed aud active The sales oft'e day zoos up ZVDA
QtottiOIs " Us Ddg. Il:l9a.m iVP m 80
sidi,S Midi.S o. esns............ Rlgi3,l .... l?d
Br,tJrudle opened quiet, With Cora al @ quarter
eie n, thA, pre California white; No Red Western opened -
It2 and ro,r 1873. Barley nominal at 80 hush Oats
Troras| |bseilrt y Dol hf BgA Prize Mess or9 opened
Al nd closed q bb Eastern me ,es Lara opell
a. and closed ~ post Cheese, 81 Pc"t ior the oes'
of at beth ooinins ard close Bacon ~ Fe"I " u
ogered er, and closed 4 e 'oT cS%TG.
AZ y. And closed IS ~ D. Ca'er seed ~ cN1 iO'
fsrssa Red Refined Psuocum l4 gaoa Spirits fs'Foeu"
aS Nav i4-5 Saear 97od2a vess fox Nc V D9h
STANDARD Iu's'i ql 80 u tn sPe@ Am 3r, ~ ''' 4']
asfvpae Hu iALe retra,sm makt ep,1 az -! na' anu
slosedI Iruss a. 20 iaacs c,rdmes r oiirild "h'e.
WEST INDIA MARKETS.
uy,>. MAY The Sugar arkei - hun ard the sales have been
"a. .g, No y D. = is quoted AZ Sta fsS per sroe fwhange
untel states 10 gold lone sslt I@ cent u'0- "0'' 'sn
iS1F etal discount
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
al Gl Oa iSoc BAry-Cauada " a. basgei u s track
Me- Ss5,ns Go's AZ AZ Nav l@Co,,ouMddlrgs a502sc
UH1ELEsros MAY A-Coon hid.uss 2.dGc stock VI hand
LocsyiIIs -Tobacco, SC9s9 for Lus ~ S06Sl3 foI
Low Ie,f s200 +2t for SelecuoHs .pi Manufacturing
NEw ORlHAFs, May h-Cotion-MdtlnSs' E00e' MOasses
Cuba s56asc PORK, Sg8 @dS?S 7S PlOu-Sgper6ns 81 Is
C%,caoe May A-FlourspruE Ertra, 80 GaSi2a Wheat
ssiesa i Tor 30 l. abi $9c9S$a@s 1S No. COER-NO
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
AUSTRALASIA.

The Panama, New-Zealand and Australian
Royal Mail Companys steamer Rakaia Harry Wright
esq, Commander, arrived at Panama the morning Of
the Ath OF May
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
Sp,tiaI 9utins.

Sptnal GOlltfs'
$50 Miles
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
Running West from Omaha
ACROSS THE CONTINENT,
Are suished, and toe
WHOLE GRAND LINE TO THE PACIFIC
WILL BIZ COMPLETED IN 1870
The means provided r have proved ample ard there
no prosecution Of the ea,erps
The Compaays FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS payable PRINCIPAL
AND INTEREST IN GOLD, offered at PAR Thsy pg
SIX PER CENT IN GOLD.
and have thirty years before maturing Subscriptions will ba
received in NswYork al the COMPASTS OFFICE No 20 EsIu
and BY JOHN j. CISCO SON Bankers No 50 wast and b.
Compsuys advertised gents throughout the United States
PAMPHLET AND for l868 showing the Progress Of The
Work Resources for Construction Value Of Bonds Be Oh
companys ofs Of it, advertised Agents OF will ss
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, YeEYor-
April 10 1867
East River Improvement Associati0n..A meeting q 1s
IhlS V'l''' N'i- I'm BARYUM Secretary.
AgEesi n for .ScrD one s1S Ss Logging House 81 a.
Es The q + s Be- ps pa G' 1 q. 81 s ca s1S,s AID sis soe g;;
oS macy s,os tha. The conditions Of this grant
t sOpdsRsy sPPs P e the goa S,S S'a. S,, ,s s
boy and has more or less taught clothed fed and d'e0h1d
lie '15;.' has for Res, E,s. bat I.t.:.a
TO 6y established Now 'le iets Of humanity are requested
% the Nessbogs Lodgrs House pems9e&5t & footing
-'' ' JOHN r. WILLIAMS. TreAsunrr.
Chldren's Aid Society Ne East Fourthst Eew.forE
DIR, Scbouck's PULsiONIC SYRUP, sBAWEBD Tonic anl
MAypRAKB PILLS for the Of CONSUMPTION LIVER CON-
PLANT DYSPEPSIA Of engagements at hSna.
Dr. scheuek will hereafter NewYork professionally Oaly
oe TUESDAY His mex. professional visit this city will be Tues
IA, MAY ID aks rooms No Dondst from 70 His
patients AMI the public wishing consult him bis specially VIA
ple,,e make note Of this change All advice free but r AorOas
examination tie Lungs With his RepOmser bis price a. He
medicines may be obtained At bic rooms a, all times
I1napp's Concentrated Exract of Roots,
FOR MAKING ROOT BEER
The attention Of the trade and the public general called 70
tue Aboysnams preparation for making that pleasant and her
Summer beverage knowa KNAPPS CELEBRATED ROOT BEER
put up cent cent and - bottles in gallon
s2 making TO- IS 0 and 500 gallons Of the Beer Fer sale Sf
p b. KNAPP Co.. No q? HudsOnt, and by druggists generally
Pyes o. X. soap the household Soap Of America .sa
s1pnsss all others for hOuseessnus Sold By GrOes gsos Ps-
rot. No. $50 washngton.st
n Iniuabe HsCuttsT Stado No 2S BroadssI seeesA
Of Hair and Whskers tadicous ana
Hair DYE, 50 cents bes' Ao, Arctic or As's Vasseas
soil bT all druggists -
Fipe Watches, Jewelry, and Silyer-N are
ALBERT GATES Ne. l6S Bosdsay ep 'NAH'' "'"i'
~ Special attention paid to repairing aIe wateess
,,,,,.-n Hiram YS9nFF Y pF "a & lRessGkD Rssqtk WARE
MANUFACTURERS OF slLV k-FbAihS "ANN'
No MaldeaAse
Rp6erry blackberry ani Currint Plants direct iron hS
Nursere, at Pittsburgh and .15n m oSRs No as
osd soT Nv r.prsssosTs Mr BARTHOLOMEW, saa Be
Al No. "a PARK place, corner oiCHare"
~ van have the Dyspepsia, Headache, Dizzines..l
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
wEgT INDIA MARKETS.
nONvsTI, MARKETS.

UAvN MAY ih, Sagar sskoi hun ard the sales have be
az. -, No y D. 4 Is quoted az BtG reals per sIro'e fNrhan
or nts States 10 gold os sight az cent dseoInt short ss
ial y csaL discount
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15

~ van have the Dyspepsia, Headache, Dizzinesa.
CoiySnssa Piles Oppression aer Eating Sour Rising 9css
o q, Roususss DO not thanh after HARkSOFs
PFRsTALTIC L0ZBNGRS will forfeit the price Of the box s.d
nNs fremont Temple bOseR, pd sUNeeS' Nailed Sf " ssa
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
THE WHISKY FRAUDS.

EEEIGHT AND ALLEN FOUND GUILTY
In the United States Circuit Court, Brooklyn,
yesterday Judge Benedict charged the jury follows
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15

Knox's Celebrated JueundHs or Ioo Strawberry PlI,s+
Nurseries al Ptsbur amsOsd tue 70 nsHs on ps.a. sIa
d 49, NJ rs,,essotstiye Mr. = BARTHOLOMEW ean Be
st No. n Park psce corner oiChgfeh.
The Opelousas courier., 1868-01-25
1Wg lglsr(8Goops

situ6e sur la terre du chemin de fer.
500 pages de barriere cypre; 700
pieux de .jardin en- cypre; 100 pa
gees de barriere Ell pin; 1 char
rette a bgufs; TN lot de meubles
de maison; instruments d'habi-
tation ct une infinite d'autres
articles don't Remuneration Sc
rait trop Tongue.
CoNDITIoNs:-5O0 pages dc barriere
payables compliant, ct la balance des pro-
prletes payable un, deux ct trois ans, g.
compter du jour de la vente. Les acque.
reur fournissant leurs obligations avec
deux cautions la satisfaction de Padmi-
nlstrateGr, ct portant interet a raison de 8
pour cent par an a compier de recheance;
IesqueIles obligations seront faites pava-
bles a pordre ct au domicile de l'adminis-
trateur, en- la vile d'Opelousas. Et en- on.
tire la terre demeurant hypothequee la
succession jusqu'a parfait Placement tant
du principal que des interets qui auront pu
s'accroitre.
JULES PERRODIN,
JanAier 1868. Administrator.
The Opelousas courier., 1868-01-25
Vemfe par. lie Sheriff.
Etat de la Louisiana.

John K Singleton, Cour de District,
VS.. ) ParosSe AyoyelIas
Mathew P. Vernon. Nc No. 1855. 95e"e''
LNN vertu dun ordre de saisie ct de yentt
IA lance dams raffaire ci-dessus intitulee. pal
honorable la Conr du Septieme District judi
claire de lEtat de la Louisiana, seeeant dams e;
pour la Paroisse des Avoyelles, ct moi adresse
otfrlrai en- vente publique, au plus offrant e
dernier encherisseur, a la Maison de Cour de
cette Paroisse, en- la vile d:Opelousas, lie
Samedi Ter. Ferrser proclaim, 1868,
commeneant II heufes dn natin ct continuant
de jour en- jour sill est necessare, tous les droi.s
titres, interets ct pretentions de Mathew P. Yer
non' lie detendeur, a la propriete suiyante, saisie
pour satisfaire ledit or1re, savor: