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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-11
DISEASES OF THE EYE.

DR KFYsFR, LATE A PUPIL OF PROF;
Nv -GRkFFE. in Berlin, has established
bis Office al 2z9 III Main street. He is pre-
rared 10 treat all diseases, make All operations,
nj rbvsicai examinations Of the eye. Re-
"'rr.c..fsiiv refers 10 The Medical Profession in
= citr nficn Hour. II 70 O'clock. vI-3
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-11
InsoIrent Notice.

&tAvING THIS DAY SUGGESTED, 2, TIE i.
III insolvency Of the estate 81 John y. hes.n
esid erfaic arc hereby notified T. file hem. au,y
authenticated, with the Clerk Of the county
Court Of Haywood county, lennessee' on %
before the 22d day Of September. looo. W l,, -
40 disfribufion or they will he forcrer barred
'''' FLIZABETH KEATHLkl,
Administrafrix.
49, % Ia-e naW-ll
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-11

In the London theaters, it is said, there
we're produced one hundred and twenty
three new plays during 1867, not count
ing the Christmas burlesques.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-11
U. S. Internal Revenue Notice.
AlsEssoals orrIoE. sIa d.. -. }

AssKssOR's OFFIcE. sra DIsT. TESE.,l
MENPHIs. March 4, 1875.
TUE INCOME OF 1867 MUST BE RE-
Il turned during the month Of March. hvery
person Of lawful age is required 70 make
sworn statement, whether be had any income
or not.
Persons failing to return prier to the Isl aay
Sf March will be liable 20 be assesssell ~ NE
AssistsBs Assessor. with penalty oi my per
cent. ADDED.
Blanks can be had at the Assistant Assessors
cfice. No. II Madison street
HALSET II. COOPER. Assessor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-11

A LADY having died suddenly in New
Hampshire, last week, an editor of that
State thus tells his astonished readers
the cause of the death: "The autopsy
revealed extensive cardiac disease, hy-
pertrophy complicated with aneurism of
the aorta just before its bifurcation."
What thepoor man means to say is that
the woman died of heart disease.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-11

DE-. CUNNING, the well known prophet,
who has heretofore been engaged in pre-
dieting the end of the world at stated pc
RODS, has recently had the kindness to
postpose the destruction of the world for
period of one million years. Those
who have an interest in remaining on this
globe for some little time to come, will
certaiuly y be thankful for themselves and
iheir noslerity.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-11
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All advertisements should be marked the
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-11

The losses by fire in the United States
during February, 1868, the loss at each
of which was over $40, $50, amounted in
the aggregate to 81, ,329,O 600. During jan
uary the losses by fire were S5, 449, 900,
and during December S4,274,OOO, total
for the three winter months of $l4, 4,052,-
600, as compared with sl5, ,OS3, 900 for the
winter of 1861; decrease of 81 ,03l 900.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-11

IITEARE PREPARED TO OFILL ORDERS
w for every description Of Fruit. Flowers,
and Ornamental Tres, Grape and strawberry
Orr stock is made up Of the best selections
which can be rotfen M. IN kurore Or America.
We solicit corresroudence frnm ell who prr-
chase irges In large or small quartitet. or any
Who vlsh % adorn their places with choice and
rare Flowers ard shrubs.
So firsf-clars Landscape Gardener
Flowers for Bouquets andNreaihs always on
hand.
aii Necessary information. will be furnished b
applying personally o. ~ letter u
s7-l4 JOHN TRENT 4 co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-11

The American Artisan announces
that a new green color can be prepared
by mixing a neutral soap Of hnseed oil
with salt Of copper in solution, or By
combining directly the fatty acid Of the
oil with oxyd Of copper A paste Of a
fine green color is then obtained, which
may be Immediately employed for calico
priniinr, etc. Il can be diluted With
spirits Of turpentine or benzole until il
has acquired the necessary degree Of
huidiiy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-11

Is PERU, the coast along the Pacific Is
described as a long, rainless desert, in
tersecied at intervals by narrow green
valleys, irrigated by the torrents fed from
the melting SHOWS of the Cordilleras'
that rise a few leagues back from the
rocky shore. In the mountain region
lies the famous lake Of Litioaca, seven
hundred miles long by two hundred
broad. with no visible outlet to the sea
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-11

| Hotel has been reiitted and newly furnished
throughout, and will open en- THURSDAY,
MARCH 5. 1868, for the reception of guests.
The table will be supplied with the hest the
market affords. The caterer, Maj. WIN. j.
REYNOLDS. the well and favorably known
steward, formerly Of this city. but more re-
Gently Of the Exchange Hotel. of Richmond,
Va, will be on hand, with n corps Of attentive
walters, TO supply the inner man. We pledgo
ourselves 10 make our guests comfortable and
at home, and have the Old Commercial again
redeem its character as one Of the best Hotels
in the city.
Schedule OF Prices:
Day Board, per month-...........--..S30O 90
Board and Lodging. per week.. u 90
Transient Guests, per day....---..... 2 50
Capt. B. d. CASTLEMAN will be found in
''o ALLEN BROTHERS,
IS Managers.
The Van Buren press., 1868-10-30

ta ----A negro. after gazing at the Chi
ncse long and earnestly, exclaimed ~" lidc
white folks are dark as dat out dar. | won
der what 5 lie color Of de Niger ?'rq 4r
The Van Buren press., 1868-10-30
Address of Democratic National Commit.
tee ~

The Democratic National Committee
has issued the following address a
The Van Buren press., 1868-10-30

SiiiRic VoPies 4" Nehto'
Advertisement inserted at Sl.J0 cents per
SQUARE, of 10 lines or les.-and IS cents for
Zach subsequent insertion. Liberal deduction
made to yearly advertisers. Z tbjiNlf \
Marriage notices $500. Obituary notices,
shen under three lines, free of charge; over
;hree lines, the usual charge made as for ord
mary advertising. ...i, ....-...... ...
Cards or communications of a personal
character. IL admissible at tall, double the usual
stes and strictly in advance. Hi "H
Announcing candidates for Congress OF
State offices, $500. County officers, Sl0.0O.
Editorial notices, Is cents per line.
Yearly advertisements. paid quarterly. in
ADVANCE: legal and transient advertisements
10 be paid for When left at the Office.
All Job Work, to be paid for on delivery.
Address all letters and COMMUNICATIONS to
j. S, DUSuAN. Editor and PROPRIETOR,
~ =. A. d.
The Van Buren press., 1868-10-30
The Van Buren, Press,
VAN BUREN,, ARKANSAS.
JOHNSON COUNTY.
ClAnksvu1lr, ARs., Oct. Is, 'eS,

iihe W Htoi hOul tAin oNNAA"h Va N'"i'N'9
I thought ! would give you sclibble
Politics is quite lively here at present
and our arder for our candidates (Sey'
mour and Blair) seems to be on the in
crease We have clab composed o.
over one hundred members, with contin
ual accessions. The people in johnson
county are thoroughly awake to the i'm
portance of the hour. we are al deter
mined to DO all We can q forward tht
car of Democracy. 1t will not do to LEI
It pause for an instant but keep it on Tho
move.
The people are somewhat exercised
about registration, and have reasons fol
being incenscd A Thug by The name OF
Fitch has the matter in charge, and has
entirely ignored his written Instruction
and has invented code Of his own, by
which he intends to deprive whom he
pleases or the privilege Of registering
Every man who has voted against Tx
new Constitution is denied the right
while any man who did not vote at all is
refused on the ground that he sAoalo
have voted either one way or the other
Is this not monstrous swindle, and
would any but a dcbased villain be guilty
Of such despicable meanness answer
no. Fitch is lost to all sense of decency
and manliness when he stops to such ;
piece Of petty meaness, His Official acts
are about to undergo an examination
and | trust his dirtyncss will be brought
to light. He is aided, encouraged anC
Allotted by that dclectablc specimen o
humanity,( y Naylor, and could not fine
a creature, that could more readily xop
himself to the low cunning and meanncs'
Of Fitch than this biped. They are al
illustrious dueo, and are capable Of max
ing the deep darkness of night cover ii
head. With such a couple as this, yol
may well understand how registration il
carried on.
Old Connecticut seems to be returniu!
to her old standard the Democrati
States aud is putting TO. blush some o
her older sisters. All glory be to thee
old Connecticut; thy sons may be wei
proud office. Were all the States ofth
Union 10 be as true in their adherence t,
the purity of the, Constitution, our Lao,
would be safe. I'D
What surprises me most is, that 81
many men are willing to remain connect
ed with party which has for its aim tn
subvertipg of every principle dear to al
American freeman's heart, 1t is aston
ishing that so many of the candid an,
honest men of our land, are DESTROYS 70
the success Of an organization, which aim
its blows at the hottest and dearest o
their privileges, and which viii eventual
| ly deny them all those rights which the.
have inherited from their forefathers
Are the people of our own State wilin
that the state of discord and lisconten
should longer continue among, US? Ar
they not tired Of the suspense in whc
the present condition constantly keep
them. With the dawn of Democrat
power will burst upon the country
brighter day. The Smerian darkness b
which we are at present surrounded wi
be displaced, and the sunshine of pros
petty and peace beam upon our torn an
distracted land. .....,
The Van Buren press., 1868-10-30
The pitnburs Post Of the sthSia.

The Pitnburg Post OF the Sinh.
stan, publishes the following. ~" We hxtt
tho most raiab,e TEA sons for stating csr b.
lief that stanton Will be Grant.s AAn6est
Rotary. if Grant shall be elected, Anl,xY
know there are thousands. even among tho
Radicals, who would shuIlicr at his Beips
recalled 70 power~--all fsucir make sass.s ~
far as their votes may goa TINT tsrant sAste
not have tho opportunity 40 dAsse, Sxerhs
wrong, Mr.. Bingham, Of Chic, MhA ~
Butler says hung an innocent woman Mrs.
Surratt). is to be Grants Ntcfaty.Aent'.
al. This, TOO, wuuh%bc a loa,hsome sp.
poirtluont, Dat t;uat mS~sl dv.ts ~ no
y bid, any give .qfiss iolihe psyt eslie's
Radicals 10 IAN find" .MS .seNsipixkht
Grant, II elected, woaM phtyack infhmoys
men into hs Cabinet ought 10 ds&kthim.
if nothing else would, gnlioy srs nov ,lpS
The Van Buren press., 1868-10-30

victory Is enough. Your triumph inN-
selnber win finally re-cstAblish the Cnicn
and tbc Consultation for another genesa.
ton Of men Il will restore. peace and
good order to the South. prosperity TO
the North, and wise and frugal rule 70
both. The great pfize is worth your
most strenuous endeavor. Our ranks are
our courage unabate'i. Opce
more to the breach, and this TIME victory.
For the National Democratic Commit
tee, AUGUST BELMONT,
Eifld \ ksassNY | 9.xI Chairman.
The Van Buren press., 1868-10-30


SOUTHERN GUARANTEES John Quincy
Adams, Jr addressed large number Of
people at Salisbury, North Carolina, on
the Sth inst Among the distinguished
gentlemen present were Gov Vance and
Col, Cowan, whom he asked, after telling
the audience that the people Of the north
demanded the concession OF all the legit
innate results of the war, to state explicit
ly If the people accepted in good faith :
1st The abolition of slavery.
Cd. The overthrow OF the doctrine Of
secession. go 80
3D. The settlement and kindly welcome
ofnorthern people there.
4th. The guaranteeing OF all his just
rights to the negro, and the cultivation
Of friendly relations with him by the
whites.
The questions, the telegraph report
says, were answered emphatically in the
affirmative by these gentlemen, and rati-
fed by the entire audience, to whom the
vote was put on each question, all ex
pressing the greatest astonishment on
hearing from Mr., Adams Of the msun-
Outstanding which exists in the northern
mind regarding tie real purposes and in.
tentions Of the southern people. APpedl
The Van Buren press., 1868-10-30

LII A peldcr, calling out.an old lady
to dispose q some, goods, inquired OF her
ii'shc c6ulAtel hinfiof any road on which
no pealIet had Travelled. as no would, like
to speculate little with some, Old spScta'
clcs9 =" Yes she rephed, 'thc road to
Hnayan.v .nll. Annl .Inh ~ 11N0l no
The Van Buren press., 1868-10-30

-----Nsw Haven has another case Of con-
jugal inielicity, almost equal to the Judd
divorce case. lluggng aud kissing in the
laundry Is charged upon the husband, and
improper entertainments in darkened rooms
with the door locked are imputed to the
"A ia f.. ..r So. ...Itt.. .. d. Jazz. .. . ..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-08-21
NONRESIDENT Taxes.

Ia me IotcR 81 GTcc8rood. ia The C0uifp
81 OXFORD. Ne. for The year 1867.
y iiE following let al Taxes on real osta,. .,l
''o"-r' s'd"ni owners. m the Town Of Green.
Wood Iur the year 1857, committed 60 Chafl-
J.. fa'kard. Cuicctor of sand Tosn, 90 The
2iih dfy OF June, \. ID 1867, has been tctur,.d
bN h'm 60 n,c as remaining unpaid on the Poi Gle,
81 J"'~, \. ID. iSbS, hy h,s eertihcaie Of th.i
date. aud noW rrma'n SBps.d and. not ,es, I. her.
l., s'Vsa that u The sAid taxes dad in,-rest ,rJ
cha gcs So uut paid into the Treasury Ut the said
Town within eighteen mon,hs rom the ,t,ie "a
the commitment Of the said hiils so much .,i
the real "-t'i" thNd as Nall be suihr .sat .u i,y
ne atn"unt duc therefor. iuc1ding interest and
chatSe-, Vii, Wl,hUui further notice hc .oh al
public auct'ou at the Pov, Ofhc~. m said town ai
Htc,n~o,'t, 90 the 29,h sL,y OF u, ccsnLes s6a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-08-21
Editorial review of Portland Market,
~ ne,k ILL., Aarn.t IL.


for week ending August la.
Basinrss hss hem rather quiet the pa, v,~s
though tho transactions have been very L.r fos tho
scssos
Sot8 ranged fsoni it5i 90 A-t
ArrLEs- Th~r- "a nothing soing rxe-p, IN M 70
tail iur. The fruu opm~s along from the south 4.
not pI ehotcc quality ADD set L. selling ~ a 10
yer obi lTisd apples eontihss daJl
bhAN-- The demand has slaskeusd aud pfIr... A..
,a"vr. We reduce oGr qa0tafious about - per
loo good . oiactcs.
caEKsE-oid shrese l. S,itiRE scarce and prices
very hrm.
1sAlS-lbs demand for corn con,Inrs, active
Nrstsr1f mixed has stsai~i ani qaptr u "a 3 -
q 80, and fOr yellu-s 81 ~. Iilrr- 10 a l.rf.
qualify Of h-a.d tnarErt which D. o. A.
lng a. e. - and spSards according 60 4u.lity
I've - i"Ncr and Sr qaoi1 u a: stB ~ Shorts aud
zoe ted ar- thr sirnr ia.t week
uAr-A irmsnd tor export 10 Europe ha. .pruuy
OF IN NV YORK, Ia cons. i4cRea 81 lh- draash. la
England. Dealrfs ar Offering eiIeis Tor common
pfrsa@d chipping quality aud .~ssl for th- bel.
Ter pErssss!-ths irvssht The A,sf bctn 90 much
ls-, tASi Ga The DSmes. Loose hay 70 Tetaiisng al
tltHl- pr toB according 90 QraHigs
LARD We advance our quotations 70 fqis. tl-
for barrsts and - a2oi for keg- az which uric o..
market yrry firm.
FEpDt - Th,rc have bsea more arrival, sf
eoantFy produce d4ring the Vv~k. FT,sh taeais aui
poai'fJ AZ without chanse Lsgs 49, lower aud
AZ s"ithg ~ l5H35c tn iaFFr package NJ
pntaioFs ar s"ihns At 81 8sl IS fer bu ,iy.i
on1eas 30 act come 10 80 i.rHty 4aI o5tnrnand 90
pr bbl.
"oot.-Therv 9. an Improved feeling 10 the wool
inafAfi sPss4aty Tor tbs los grades Ia ~. N-s
lufk market there IL moderate aai steadily ius
proving movement. basel uIJn the anticip patton OF
NOR active dymApd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-08-21
Brighton & Cambridge Cattle Markets
For Wc'S ending Aug 70.
HEIlI-.

EEEyYs-Frir gaalltI. s.E.s.-E4 .a H-.t .a.t.
tytitJ"4i- 49, Gee 90 g. .l..si.u- ttirt Ia. ~ "a
i' % f~ iu - On no t1ta. sht 20 hide tai.li,
aud drssssi b~sf
tgursst grades ~ cow. bail. Sc e. p- So 80.
NDEAfNs UNrN-- go 90 80. it,uir 81, ~. . o.,
g. go. ~ IIit.s ai.a.IH th-if yatne 10. beef
hH'Ii Cows E.tra e. 5lUG. Ordtu4rg. tis t-s.
il..fsrs .su
~ii.rF r. No4iherU By t,8s D., - s544tI
lNNH7-- ~ tins head. ssussF -.
ISt4s4F srY.
~r.tN- ft.~-tHJ'k Tat Hog. sIsll.
lfl.f rEl - iirr.. es. t.t.I.tfr-. II
There Nrre L- we. - C4ft'r from Nsfne-.ad
...t ~u'sp aui l.lIts.
II~ Maine oxen .rll. aua pair 81. tia. ~ 49,
cur lf.I 900 yu- 80 s-i4 Hus sir ei Gtr. 80 Ip
IT, uiafa4t tYrsu.tp aa3 iaulr. kas joe a d. g.rs
DE rondIfl31. Alr5st l.tf.s. IA. Ill. ftfrs
"fd'raFF snfpir is- eyer h.tr Known ord fl.
Ifl,'' iurih.ri i.sffHlr. NsHr .n-faur.t u Eff it
E.ftr 1f mi.sf cultfinn To- Drove 40 w~r. uti Il.
% cell af y h-t t'sy c4u-d gsf ami Ifaf was st. b
lfi'' Tar bs.yN What lad LEA pad '5r 'l.1,
ll.t, Vcfr at market ID. .hst.. 20, N.s. atI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-08-21
Commissioners Notice.

M J., me uodgrs Inrt hav o. been tpr1irI.I
w t'mri,uou-ts ef trroivrr~y ur tlr .-ft f..
~ i'a ID ainghsm. iaU oi DiNiield. in The Cuaot,
II bNLs,l, deceased. betobv give nottr. shat ~.
non b, from Angus, 2ist. A H. Is6s. ar~ aiIo. c,l
the CREDITORS al raNi estate o. hriag ~ and psov,
the'r claims against sad cst1ts. aad that We ~ ~
in'et tos the ps'posr OF r.c.viug and siI,a INV
ot,'-'-, at the Once Of lssac Randall, Esn.. Al
D,S'eti, on he hs, SATURDAYS OF Angus, an.i o.,
,ahsr. ts''S. ami February. 1899 "a 10 O'Clock \
:" MI pef-on~ Interested ihe' ein regoe-ied tp
''N" nottc~ Thereof ansi govern thrmsclx.. AZ.
o"Tdmsiy. LUTHER 20. LUDDEN
HIRAM COX.
DlNkeid, August "a Is6s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-08-21

io. h.'"i' 70 = isoiiaa in oxford sosuty. and
pA'lS'la'yt he trseae,, ard $. =. Con.ma,s.. O.,
in' i'"Hf 'a ih" County. arc rsqu,st,I io meet In
''9'enit0n, At FAIRS HILI., Ou TUESDAY aud
lhNssnNN, september 1T snd d, to confer to.
r"'hHr rc''iivr TO cducn;ionai interests
u Il eNVrcicd that w-sEsn iehason. Esq, STATE
superintendent OF Schools, rrof. W. l.. Gage, re-
"n'V iHhsipal Il n" Western Normal State
school,, G. u. Sic,son, Egg. IT <nlro.corxiu, and
other prominent lecturers will De resent
Ter order of the :. :. COMMITTEES OF IN. variou.
towns IN The County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-08-21


RrNrNFss, DEAFNESS. C,rv,Eu Dr..
CARPENTER ,bc O,ul.t and Auri.t, can b.
consulted a, TO- BriJg,on House. on Mon.
day morning..Aug 9th, aud ILe remaiud,r
OF that week. and at The Hotel. Lowell. 4ug.
Sist, aoi Sept. LIT and 2nd, and at the
Oxford House. Fryebuyg. sept. sd, i,h aud
9TH lSGS upon Scroiuia. and all diseases of
the Eye. Ear. Throat and Lungs.
rVGenoral Blair tried hard to ee,
college education. hat The fates ~rrc
against hi'n. He was expelled from Yale
and Pri"eeion, and lei. the Universi.v Of
North Carolina to escape a similar iudg
mcn'.
WMilk wagon race, arc the la,cs,
fashion at Chicago. They call tbem
aquatic sports.
TP-Tourists from America s.;ll have any
ere arms which make part Of their log.
grce con6sca.ed on entering the British
isles.
- Ohio democrats assess each member
of the party ten cent, for einpaign pur
poses.
g-Jef. Dmi, /. going into trade ia
England.
tVCAicago support, six synasosues.
rS-Borglary businc.sis thriving in New
York.
.gNcw York ,l,mor, for moro tcno
mcnts
rV"rhC Gospel Banner understand, that
Row 4. GunnisOn, p.anr Of the Univcr,
ali.t 'ocirty in Bath viii be ordained to
tho vorS OF the Christian ministry on tho
2S'h OF the present month.
tS~Thc women Of the Congregation al
church IN Harlem, y Y. it i. said. have
asked aud obtained thu right TO vote IN tia,
body The Revolution also has publishci
an article TO The eject that i, bal been
proposed TO have deacouesses in Plymouth
Chnroh.
tYGen. Butler has written letter
announcing himself a candidate tor re cleo
ton from tho 9Th Dissrie, Of Mas.
CF~Last north. BY observation in New
lork. sas the hottest period Of thirty. one
days 10 t~en,y.ivo years.
Esaiontana farmers arc yokiug AMI
working buffalo calves.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-08-21
Il II d. In IIHAZII

We refer tr. reHf.r ID. t.. f.... .. l..t....L. Al.
favor 90 ~ EHdery's Eeoae.iits ffum s-rtI. .s..
- tfEH rf.hFa-tfr n ErsEif. Iersons ..tfi.- IT,.
E'rHlHtu-ss ut tiss same rl.gle-f~I 90 write t5
g." l4rilf-. also .H Sac O. -. susa. La tsI,. a. 4,
iir cHrr'ctr''s - tlv statements 44d .faas ID ti
~ff'r- frr every sYrl rot tru. zoe hundred 4 u.
iars pi.l De paid
Eio Ie Jsnri-p. F,J Z-,n I-oa
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