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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-25

Aasessnont Nstice.-Daytss silver
Mining Company. DEVILS Gate District. Lyon
County. Nevada-At . meeting Of the Trustees
Of said Compsny,$Shsld on the TWENTY.
FOURTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1868. an ~.
essmsn Of Ono Dollar was levied on each and
every share of the capital stock Of said Com.
pany, payable Immediately. In United States
gold coin. to d. L. Hastings. Treasurer Of said
Company, at his ofaec In Silver City. Any
stock upon which such assessment shall remain
unpaid on the TwENTY-EIoHTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1866. shall be deemed delinquent
and will be advertised for sale at public auction
on,hs TWENTY EIGHTH day Of MARCH, 1868
10 pay delinquent assessment together with costs
Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
ID. L. HASTINGS. Secretary.
Silver City, January 81, 1858, ly 2i.lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-25
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
REPORT

or the Treasurer Of tho Tswn OF
Gold Hill, fer Quarter ending Dec.
81, 1867.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-25

Assesament Notice. Overmausi Silver
Mining Company. Location Of Works, Gold
Hill, Storey county, Nevada-Notice Is hereby
given that at a meeting Of the Trustees Of said
Company, held on this, the 3oih day Of january.
1868, IN assessment Of FIFTEEN DOLLARS
Csl5), per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of said Company. payable on the THIR.
TY.FIRST DAY OF JANUARY. 1868. In Uni.
ted States Gold Coin. to the Secretary, at the
Office Of tho Company, No. 10, stevenson's
Building, southwest corner Of Montgomery and
California streets, San Francisco, California
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re.
main unpaido on the FoURTHDAY OF MARCH.
1868, will be advertised on that day a. delinquent
and unless payment shall DO made before. will
sold on the TWENTIETH DAY OF MARCH.
1858, to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with the Costs Of advertising and expenses Of
sale. BY order Of the Board Of Trusteeh
THoS J. OWENS, Secretary.
Office, No. 10 steveuson,s. Building, southwest
corner Montgomery and California Streets
San Francisco. Jan. 30. 1858. fyltd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-25

MAIN sTRERr,......:.Go GOLD Hill.
DRAINING AND IMITATION PAINTING
VI Of Wood, Marble, and all kinds Of 0rna.
menting executed In the best style 0 Art, and al
shortnotIee. House Lining and Paper.Hanglns
done In q satisfactory manner. AL work guaran.
teed, or no charges. All kinds Of mixed and I'm.
mixed Paints and Colors, for sale at the Iow
cash prices. Ihavein my employ one ofths best
Sign and Ornamental Painter In this State-Mr
EBERT.
Gold Hill, Feb. /. 1868. fylu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-25

Helncmann * Payson. -.oIO9--.
Hoffman Jacob. .57l3...
Hill A E, Trustee. 33l6
1925 3577 3749 1851 1854
1855 1874 1887 1901 1892
1901 1905 39le 39l3 5000
39a6 39a7 1895 1898 393g
1865 1865 1912 GAGS 1903
1896 1880 1904 4035 404s
1850 3059 4Os8 40s7 1893
1000 5000 6O0a 5O03 5000
5Ol0 50I2 SOFT 50ls SOFT
500 503i 5034 5037 5040
ALSO ll5l 4l04 4l0a AIS
4ll9 4lo54l26 4l3I 4l32
4l5g 1909 1927 1875 1913
1919 1896 43Gl 1850 1865
1866 1880 1896 1899 44l4
1870 4434 1897 445s 4472
4473 4474 4479 4488 4495
1919 4506 1916 4Al 4546
1850 1850 1850 1852 1854
4572 4573 1915 4576 45so
45s3 1855 1888 1894 1895
1897 1900 1905 1908 1919
1870 1863 1924 1896 1863
4637 4647 1913 1859 4G76
4676 1852 1887 400 1929
47Ol 4702 4703 4705 400
ALB l729 4733 4745 476l
4757 i759 1851 4760 47s3
1872 1900 1910 1916 1919
1893 1924 46.S 1890 1854
1855 1864 1855 1889 1890
1900 1870 1895 1929 1890
1893 1875 1917 1914 1919
1895 1895 1895 1897 1899
5Oi7 5O5l 5O55 5O38 5066
SOTO 5072 5073 50e3 5o86
5000 1901 5l04 SOS 5l06
SLOT 5lOa 5l09 6ll05ll2
5ll3 5ll4 Sis 5l24 5l25
5l29 5l3l 5l32 5iD 5l38
5l40 5l42 5l6t 165 5l68
5l6g Sill 5le4 5le6 500
52l3 52i4 52ls 522i 5227
52i9 $3.50 526l 1858 5a65
$3.50 5os6 SOL S305 6307
$685. 1927 532s 500 $3.50
55|l s34l 5344 1856 55s
S367 1868 1863 5375 S79
$3.50 1891 1926 1856 5749
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Female Monthly Pills.

LadlesaufferIngfrom nny complalntineIdent
to their sex. can consult the Doctor with the q
ynrancr of relief,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-25
Applications for Patent.

December 26. 1881 3m, r ResistsI,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-05
nis srsalten BON benz, mas RON esiten res Central sersins

ns erbaltet BON BEN, mas spn ssiten bes Central Sersirs
ansepronet TT.
= IS limb ferner BON, Notwithstanding bieShiFiatrts+
@sfeQlhaften ,u elmer tun1aneren Betanelun9 une Yer
pAeauna Der Musipanberer aus Gurtpa auI;utcrbern uno
in BEN %er,pdtuten Gircularen iene %teipnoers 3u %erapfetlen,
trelde bieier Mufpreeruns entipreden. upruber bic Vertral-
%ensrndnner Grtuneisunsen e%in;usteben unp ten General
Committee Beridt Ut ~eritatten haben.
Ias unter,eihnete GentralzG COMMITTEE bat nun ctt9en
gelhlufs1 aemdS in Rem gsrf ben 9errn Carl
1red uno in Baltimpre ben 9rn. Shrtrtan
Bitter III Yertranen5rndnnern ernannt. Die peutlren
fatbpliiden @inpanrerer t6nnen id an bieie SKINNER, bic
tets am 9anbunssrrte gu Fnben fem peresn, msnner1 nno
merten eurh ~bielelben III alien Iaselesenbeitsn auf's Se'te
terdtben werben.
Ginen brben teutiden, tattrliiden Gpisfrpat unS bic
tpdu. beutlhe tatbplti5e @eiftlihfeit tittst eas uater'erz
tiste G~sntralz@ u%ntn,ittee sehrriamit, gcrfeteases CUR elz
aemeinen Fenntntsnahme in ben tetreheneen Yrarre1en ~
%brinaen. in Der lleberseusune. bas ties Der %seei9netre sSfa
1T, UNI bic Gin,ranberer nit ben Ginribtunsen betannt ~
MAIDEN, melde 3u ibrem 8eiten srn ben 8altpl'fen I1nerlz
ta's setrp1en rrrten.
New yprt, BEN 10. Musuft. 1868.
Hen. 81. @9wenni9er,
prdl. pro temp
CHARLES Greh
s. 96Sneberser
Muguf Hintlen
So1epb RSlble.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-05
um9eju9en.

SER @a!ertin Grrel nat isine etsualise Nptnuna rer.
loFen unp 1T mad BIN { leinaebauts Ode eer 7. une Slire
Straee umae;rscn. 81 emp1sblt benz putlituE1 tensns
isins Wrcesrisn gisarren 9Seius rno yiausure unr er mtre
telrebt iein. eQe MrtifeI in better Guaiilat ME eepDbnIih
III ~lieferu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-05
q ufruf
at sic Ratbplifen Nmcrifa'5!
Nem yprt ten 10. Musuf, 1868.

Netpypr t. ben III. Mu9ult 1858.
@uf Der 10. General Ser ammlung bes teut=
{den rGmil6 fatbplild en Central : Vereins,
tpelde in tiefem Sabre tp1brenb ber bl. pin9it<
taae in Stem yprt ataebalten tpurhe, 1T Gin
Central Nusi9uB Don flint Witsliebera eetpablt
tpprben, pelher fir gus fubrung Der in ter Gin
wanberunssiade sefaBten Beidli6e Spr9e tra=
cen unb i'm MQaemeinen bic 2eitung unb JDrce%
rune Der Muswanberungs- Mn9elesenbeit tn bic
5anb nebmen icate. Snsteicnbere puree hte>
fem Central @uslhuB POM Gentral>Geret1 aus,
Der Muftraa 9eeeben, gtrculare bruden 5u Ia hen,
unb an aue Yii1Dfe Ieutldlanb5 su serlenoen,
hamit bur6 bic 8il9Gfe unb Yrieifer be5 beut=
iden 6etmatblanbe5 bic beutf6en fatbplil9en
Ginpanberer NIT ben Ginridtnnsen befannt &C.
madt tpiirben, melde bic &atbp!ifen Mnerifa's
3u,n Belten Der G%tnpanberer an ben serl9leoe'
men 9%anbunesplaBen setrcTen uro bamit na=
mentIih bic teutl1en fatbplti den Gintpanberer
an iene Gertrauen5marner e~e.ieen wurcen,
relte in Ner gJcrt unb Baltimore rpm@entral=
glusjduB aufaelellt trrrten limb. Tur9 bic
9usflbruna biel les bp9ri6tieen Wuftra9es CT
paAlen natirli1 benz Central Wus lduB einige
Soften unb um bieie su beden, ipute ii9 Der &C.
nannte Central NnsiduB Np murte e~benfals
SOM Central erein be1dlpden) lit einem2lufruf
tt pt SkulUpllkbu <tIlkAt|k = wv WV lbbbo'bNSS
@abe trenpen.
Oaber bittet her unterssidnete Nusidub ale
Satbplifen 9merifa'S, cine, trenn AUDI nod 10
fleine @abe ali ibn e;nsuleneen. Welder Sd
tbplif rirb teisern letn Sderfetn beiSutra9en,
tp es it9 I'M cine 10 CUTE Sade bancelt Seer
traudt IS etna oe5 anlprrnenben geilpiels Mn-
rersoldubiaer ? WaS tbun nidt bic prptet tam
ten unb ,pelde MIbe 9eten le ll9 ni9t uni bic
Ginnaneerer.
8aum bat Der Musmaneerer lit 8remen, Iut-
perpen, 5amburs, Sirerpprl bas S1iT BETTE
aen, 70 iiebt er id idpn %umidmirmt BON prcte>
itantiiden Milipnaren, pelde tbm Grattatden
alter Nrt a%utieten, uno nelde ibm ibre Oienlt=
leitunaen an1 2anbunesplase gar liebeepu in
Nuslidt telen. Gin grpBarti9es @ebauoe in
9iew gprf lit Elm rehenhes Oenfmal bes Offers,
nit welbem lid b~eirneers bic Metbroiien UNI
bic Ginmanterer temiben. limb mic! mir Sd
tbclifen iplten gang ntibig tleiten! Wenn I'M
{cre Sriiper bas geitaoe bes neuen SanoeS be-
treten, 10 1plen lie nidt sinn,al einen Mann fin
ben, Der ibnen nit Gatb uno 1bat an bic Sanb
sebt?! Das::lei fern!
Nuf taber, tbr Rathplifeu Mmcrtfa'S! prfer1
trenialtens cine fleine 2ietesgabe, ear,it Is benz
Central Musldub 1,Selib lei, id Der bobenNuf'
eate, bic Jpn, purd ben Gentral=gerein s~eltelll
wuroe, IN entIpredeneer Wetle ST entleo19en.
&C.,:
HeY. q. g dmsnuiaer,
Yrll. pro temp.
N. B. Man ieuce bisOaten elm an frlsenc'
Ibrefs:
Mr. CHARLES Jred,
Care of Joseph k@lble, 1S5, Sd str.
Mep Yprt City
Rev. q. g 6penni9er,
Office res Embellishments"
Cincinnati, >.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-05
Stir zen Yetretpebau


tietsn lie eanbersisn IL ,se Counties Sernepi,., seash..
Stearns unb Meetsr urScertrphene 0prtbeile bar. Satintr
aus ben pftliden Stdaten seben eieien gansereten bel threr
Musratl ben @prjus, ais bic, melhs I'D am befen 3untSau
hes Wei;ens, benz .errse1 Stapelartttel es we1tlsten Pan.
bells eianer. Sieie Counties %entbaltet dub etnen Neih'
ttlm srn Waloungen bes. itpnften b1rten Spl;es, nab
rrelhem srpBe gtadfrase fir seridissene 3wede 1T, unc
relhes einen s,ten Warft BEN Gtienbatnen entlans fneet,
unb nitt alet1 fir bic 8ldrung bss Sanees entltaeist,ipa.
bern pas Yanp ielbit bs;ablt matt.
Sir bic gtebsudt
Fnt lie Counties anuta, Sfanti unt Gberturne Defenders
~eeeisnct. Der 8peen entbdlt reiten ~ianeisen 2sh!n, tteil=
treiie Trairie, @eftraud uns leihte @alcunaen Oafelte
1T etras tuselta. nit uniatltteit 6 cen une TT srn 3ablrets
den H%teeenten @erdiern eurtit% .itter, ipelhe rpn elmer
Wense euten sSisienldneereien umsebcn iine, bic etnen
unseheuren @prratb spn Ioeu uno gras liefern. Gle line
leiti %palIrbar, nm ;u ZEN Wtinen am sate Superirr une su
su selansen, melte bic beiten unp pprsuslttiten Nedrtte Iur
psn 9ertauf pom Rinrrieb i'm eanpe bieten SIN @erbin@
buns nit Der Giehsutt 1T Is nptb.peneis, bic Mutmertlars
fet auf bic Ibatlade su lenten, oaB bas Wtil6 gei6aft
nod I'M Gnttsten III, mas aus ben buben greiisn srn But.
tsr uao &die uns aus benz ereBsn Support lsnsr @rttsel aus
ben 6ltliGen St1aten erlthtt1 1T.
Die SdafSudt
fduat at, in Winneirta fetr etntrdslih ;u irereen urb auFer
cen pben beidristenen 9antereien in Inpfa, Sianti unp
Stsrturne g puuties, iinb bic grairieldne ereien Don Meetsr,
8ansspbi u. Mrnpnsalia Defenders fir oisien 3msd seIutt.
3ab!un9stecin9un9en.
0ieie 2dntereten nerten in Tarseaen ron 40, so unS 1850
Ndern une barber ;u 9reiien aus ebptel1, pelbe 3ntlhen
IS unb $40 per older sarttren Omit eintasn peniaen Var
seller, ,u bSteren @reiieu), ie mad Der 8eihaFcnbet unb
Gntferuuns res 9anbes pom Der @tienbahn. Sic trereen
ettreeer fir baar 8cle roer auf LANCE 1ermine %certautt
Getn Sabre. trenn es rerlanst mire) nit 7 grrsent jarrli.
den Ss}ntere1sn. bamit untemittelte 9eripnen befdhtat trer.
ben, cine Seimitdtte, unter "bilisen Seeinsunsen in elmer Sc
iunsen umc rrcbuftiren 9esenb su erlaneen. Oieieniscn,
tpelde ben Satnen sutlana iaen @iererlaTuneen ~sssrun.
let, bobet %eeiunsen, ts ibe gduoereien i'm gSertb UNI 80
grc,ent jdtrltt ~seitieeen fnb.
Tieie odreereica iinp ieit 1857 prn, Iertauf 3urudbeta1s
ten mrrsen; iis lisaen sniidsn srrBsn Iniiselunsen nnb
iirb Rtrter, Sdulen ,Harrtrasen unbgtdrtten sus an elid.
l, ndtsre Nusfunft weube man itt an
@epr9e Z. Seder.
QanS> Gpmmiiipner, ct. gaui, Ytinn.
Sermanu Trptt Sefretdr. Mai9
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-05
Circular.

Yin eine1 trtcn eeutiten, fattcliiten Gristpaat unb an
he tchmurrias reutlhe, fatt pltde Geiitlttfeit erlautt It'd
tas setrriamit unteriei6nste GsnsralzG rmmittse i'm NuIz
TRACE urb Mdlre1 eeS teutiter rpmiid fathpltiGenG ertral<
@ereins in Den Ser. Staatsn Mcre= Imerifas eieiesGtrcus
lar III ridten.
"a bic Girmaneerer sru ttrsr Sbfahrt aus Ser Ssi,nath
bis III ibrer 2anrunA in Mnsritn ben grrBten 6sfahren fir
ibr materienes unt astntees SSrtl a~rsssiest iine, "a na.
.nenilit Sdrineler aaer Nrt %rtsieltsn bel ihrer Gan euns
in S%tndrn,sn unrinsen ir alautte Der eeutite rpmiit
fattpliihe Central Geretn etras ttun III 1euen, I'M len
eiuraueernben teutihsn fatbrliihen gruoern %nenisrsns
BEN Sesen zines sutsn. iussrlafltse, Ratsss nno Ssi'tan-
Res susamensen. Muf isiner lsetsn Ssneral= Serla'nnluns
I'm NTnalfen 1868 in 9fer gprf bat eater Der senannte
@ereiu ~trlaeure SedluIs aefabt:
y s. min Der Central rein bohin trirtsa, taB t;e ein-
ranesrnesn esutiten 8athrlisen bel ihrer ~eaneuns Seus
uni Stlfe hneen.
p lin eieies 3iel III errether, rdblt Ser Central Terein
Elm Central 6 committee fir Gtnisrantsn Insslsssnteiten
rrn tuar IN Ner grrt %anidiisen &attc!itsn, NO n'r9ltdb
nit elnein grlelter an Der Spise.
81 IuBsresm mdtlt Der S'erein in Ne:r srrt UNI salt''
mere swsi @ertrausnsmdnner trelhe urentasltlib lWb Der
IN ben senanntsn Staetsn %lantenssn Xatsolite1 %enHsh!''e7
a. Der 8ertrausn5mann beiprot rem Gn,tsrdn.st b
Giisntatntilets.
b. Gr teic.st bic @eleausmsasluua.
q Gr irrat fur Suartier une 0epaf.
Al Ndmit Der yertrduensnann bic rpttiae NuteritIt i'm
Cattle tSaresn babe, nil Der Central Icreiu:
al Gin Shreiber an ben Sparb Of Gn,taratirr at &dr=
Rem es Superintsnbenten i'm Cattle tSorren ridten. casrit
man Rem rru, Central. 0ersin errdtlten Sertrauensn,aun
anertennt uNe fdust.
b. Dem @srtrauensmann ielbt Elm Gert;6cat %einbdntis
aen. .psldes i'm ais rettlndsieen Msenten he's Central.
@ereins bealautist. 9isis Sefim,nnns Gilt etsnic fur
Baltimore nit Zen mad ben speal> SsrhaltniNsn ~uSttiaen
Mtdneerunsen.
81 SIN buffalo Glsrelant, Detroit, Ghieasr. Ct. paul.
Iinn.. Tittstura Columbus. Stip. unp anec,en felru.
hers rpidtissn glasen. MO Is r6tbis III, mbsea tie eoea!.
Iereine tie Sdbe eerart in tie Sano nebmen eE aud errt
elm Iertrauensmann dtnlid ME in Stem gprt unr Sal,i.
mrre e-nannt unb teslauttst rira. Ger rid Der tattrliI6en
Ginranterer annshme.
men Ter vrrber senannten @ertrauensmduner unt reriens
Bet nieislten nit siuer turien Sntruttipn an aae SiidSis
uno Srhinoriate mo mpslih aut an aae Ifarrsr psu
Oeutltlanh. eteniu an ate %seeisnetsn Ius!paneerunss
Isenten. eamit bic beutidea tattpliidsnG nisrl nttn on BIZ
sem Ssntrais @srein aufseteatsn Gcrtrauensmd dinner in
Neu yert une Baltimore ansewieien mercen. Jerner irl
len aue reutlte Sldtter. teiruters bic ~re!istrIen 8ldtter
eeteten peroen, eieie Gireulare ab;utruden une sur Rennt'
ns ibrsr eeisr su ~brinsea ean.it 10 aae Gmisraaten8eant
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&rnufe,1= Aprnmittee

ct. Ystsr5 llnteritigun9e > Sere'n.
Sberer OiTrtft Himerins Wiipas!, ~wrhnbaft an
Der @rdanse Stra6e nats Ter Stride.
Mitr!aus Gtristrphti 10. StraBe nate5trn,cS Stcrs.
unterer Nitritt: &rtl Ilam, Gts VEN IL. uHo
ct. @ster S:raEe.
0srrina Milton, rrtnhaft an Der Grtanse Straeela
ser Stride.
u. ii e., Secretir.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-05
M 5err Mabler BON Der GirmaD @.Sn>
aerieu & 60. 5ast uns> tab ie pieesr re9t BILL
liue Meae in Ratun unbD elaine erbalten baten,
etenlu AUDI 0atun tein1 pfuno iebr biQis. 3tp
@rpEartioe Gtnf1ufe!!

SER 50 2inuem n BON @t:Scspb,
@,earns @punta, bat pieber ercbartise Ginfaufe
ron ben tefen Waaren jeber @attuns sen1a@t
urb bietet fe ieinen @eidafts-Jreunben III ber
gfabe unb in ter Gerne ant su tiQisen pretien II.
label III biufeem8e 1ude freunblidIt Elm. Die
neuen Gintaufe beieben in:
S9nittmaaren, G%iisntaaren, SreSereipaaren,
aleibunsen, 5uten unb &appen, Cite
fel II. @9uben II. Stcinsut.
Apmmt eefaQisit QuQe unb ieib Der freunelt9'
1fen Mufnabme unb Der befen 8ebienuns peril
Gert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-05
Neue Muoren! Neue Waaren!
in ct. Mnthoup une minneapolis.

in Ct. Mntbonp une WlnnedppI1s'
peter 90 bat eeraee DON Netp
gprf elm berrli6es 2aser pun gQenraaren, 9i=
ten fir 6erren, Damen uno Ainoer &c. &C., aber
audi Standardization empfanaen une tptro Naes
~ ben ,ppblfeilien Yreiien s~erfauft: 8omn1t,
fummt sefaQisit unb empfanset quite @aaren ;u
niebrisen Yretien.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-16

A rich, 10 oupress the negro In that way,
and ! made that appeal TO them aud mey
sustained me. Now ! say don't want 10
Cypress him; bat | tell you a negro Is
moi merely q white man with his lace
biaoked. he Ia different, not only IN
color. but be has mol got the courage, he
has net got the self ienial, he has not got
the manhood. Of the white man. Why,
look at il. The Oldest record We have,
the inscriptions on the pyrAmids, present
10 Won picture OF the negro subjected 10
the white man; aud all civilization OF
all Asia, Of Greece and Rome, and OF All
modern ages 10 this time, has been
shining like the sun at midday In thefAce
Of the negro Of Africa, and be is still IN,
civilized and barbarous. Applause.l
But thousand years ago, and your an.
cestors aud mine, in the northern part oil
Great Britain. were wild and naked bar
barians: but, BY their yigor, they have
become civilized aud free, aud they have
turned these countries into a garden; and
the highest civilization the negro has
ever attained has been in the Southern
States Of this country, while IN the con-
dition of slavery. Applause don I
saw that he may not come higher, and l
say 10 you, my Democratic friends, that
/ will never do. anything 10 prevent him
from coming higher IL he can. But when
i comes TO the proposition Of taking the
white man, civilized and intelligent, and
putting him under the foot Of the brutal
and ignorant negro, that is what | can
never consent to do. [Applause.] That
il what is proposed to be done and is
being done in the South.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-16
UNIoN STREET BARBER SHOP

UNION STREET BARBER SHOP
rs REMOVED TO NO. % JEFFERSON
street, opposite the Avalanche. office. where
prices are reduced rs follows: Shaving to 10
cents; Hair. Cutting, Is cents;, Shampoolng'
G q TIa ~ % Tatfsrson street 43
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-16
Memphis and Little Rock
RAILR d AID.
OPEN TO MADISON.
Overland Route to Little Rock.

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY,, SEP
Otember 2, 1858. the train on the Eastern
Division Of this road will run regularly rs ioi-
lows: M
Come wEsr-Leaye Hopeheld Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday, at 7.3O a.m.' ana arrive
at Madison at o'clock pm.
CoMINa EAsr-Leaye Madison Tuesday. Thurs.
day aud Saturday, at 1880 am; arrive at
Hopedeld at o'clock p.m., and Memphis
at 130 pm.
Union street at am. Trains at Madison COZ,
meet with the Stage l. ne between Madison and
Duvall's Bluff.
: sS- Passengers lea ring Memphis at Tam.
arrive In Little Rock at pm. next day..
Tickets for sale at all the Railroad Ticket
Offices in the city.
Freiehts for Madison or way stations. re-
oeiyed by p, M. PATTERSON 4 CO.. at their
wharf boat, foot Of Union street. =,
Freight to way stations must be prepaid.
0yYIcE OF RoAD-12 Jefferson street.
]. W. ROBERTSON,
1877 General Superintendent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-16
It 10 e.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL!
". III. PAsSMORE e. co.,
ONEERs,

w. III. PAssBIORE e. co..
AUCTIONEER
No. asI second ST., Jefferson Biock'
TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING
l. their numerous friends and patrons OF tnelr
removal from the Vincent Block to No. Isl
Second street. in the Jefferson Block ana take
pleasure in being able to state that their facili
ties for business by the change have been aug
mented. For the patronage extended them ior
the mast six years they return their sincere
thanks, believing that by following the ss M,
principles as heretofore sd4ptea' rno mi |,
RETJjRNS AND ATTENTION ~ THE
fNTRRFSTS OF C0NsIGNORs. they will
meet and merit the same confidence ara sue
cess In the future as in the past.
REAL ESTATE.
Especial attention will be given to the sale oil
Real Estate at public auction BY our Mr.: Pass
more. whose we'll knswn qualifications in this
particuiar branch is well understood BY our
Citizens. W. II. PASSM0kE& CO..
Auctioneers, 23l Second street,
a. Jefferson Block.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-16
gos. 81 and 50 Union Street.

MONUMENTS, ToMBs. HEAD FAD AND ND
Table TOPS. Furniture Slabs, etc.. etc.. of the
heat italian and American Marble, at North
ern prices. All kinds of Building Stone sold at
the Yard cheap. 5o-llZ
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-05-28
stevens and Forney as Prophets.

Thaddeus Stevens said in Congress last
winter, "lf the President is not conuiciea tie
Radical candidates aciH carry 6ut teo North
er7t States-1IassaGhuset end Tern,ont .
John W. Forney said in one of his letters to
The Press, "SHou2d tie Senate Of tie United
States fail TO coHrict ARGre,o Johnson on the
accaSatiOns'9f tie House, not one electoral cot.
tcih Tie exception Of ase cotss Of Hest Tirgin
"a. Missouri and Ieanesses zriH, be giCen to
General Grant in TIE Southern States merit
NOrember." If these predictions of Stevens
and Forney should happen to be verified,
it is very certain that a0hoere' may be elect
ed President, his name will not be Grant.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-05-28
The Woes OF Wade.

The political SORROWS which have recently
gathered around "honest" Ben Wade are
calculated to excite for him feeling Of deep
commisseration. The Democratic party, at
The election in Ohio last fall, having carried
maj ority of the members Of the Legislature.
elected Judge Thurman, an able and distin-
guished member Of the party, TO- succeed
Wade in the United States Senate on the
4th of March next. Wade then became a
candidate for nomination for Vice President
on the Radical ticket, with fair show of
success. When the Rump Congress COM
mencsd the Impeachment intrigue it was to
be consummatod by the removal Of President
Johnson and the transfer of Wade from the
Senate to the White House. In that event it
was not doubted but that he could dictate
biS own nomination at Chicago. Wade has
always been heartily dcspised by the mod
erate and conservative Republican Senators,
wsA regard him as a blatant demagogue and
as dangerous man 10 be clothed with the
po$ors of President. Even if the impeach-
wsnt Of the President was jast 10 ITSELF Wade
"ss the last maa IN the country, In the
Judgment Of such men as Fessenden and
IrUmbsh, who ought TO take Andrew Johnr
sons plaes. But impeachment failed on
legal grounds and Wade's hopes of taking
-'ssesson Of the White House were suddenly
Aissted. A tremendous effort was then made
~ his friends to force his nomination at
Chicago as fitting rebuke TO the seren Re
publican Senators who had voted for the
ssquittal of the President. But this scheme
utsely failed, and the Chicago Convention
not only did not nominate Wade for Vice
res lent, but it did not even crafty him
oy passing resolution denouncing the
ron Senator's who voted against impeach-
n'ent' Surely the woes Of 20 public man
--Te been more Gushing than those of