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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-09

They care for nothing else, and want war
still, aud so they carry il on to CONSOLE
date tho party, and for its benefit ruin the
country. Tho Charleston Courier,
speaking Of this subject, says;
The Radical leaders accomplished their
object. got control Of the Government,
and determined to perpetuate their
mower. Senator Wilson, Of Massachu-
setts, boosted in this city that the Radical
party would govern this country for
twenty years to come. Senator Camp
bell, Of this State, who is deprived OF bis
seat in the Senate Of the United States by
Radical tyranny, said in recent
speech that he had in his possession
the minute Of conversation In
Washington, by some OF the most prom
inent Of the Radical leaders, in which
they expressed the determination to hold
the government under any and all cir
cumstances. To effect this purpose they
have passed the reconstruction acts, by
which these Southern States have been
turned over by the power OF the bayonet
10 the negro while the white man has
been made to bend his neck to the yoke.
They have prevented the Judiciary
of, the United States from declar-
ing those acts unconstitutional by
taking away their jurisdiction at
the time that the McCardle case was
about TO be decided. They have at,
tempted to change the organization OF
that court, so as to make 1t mere polit-
ical machine. They have deprived the
President of his constitutional power as
CommanJer.in.C Chief Of the army, and
Of his right to remove and appoint Gov
eminent officers. They have sactioned IN
time of peace, in direct violation OF
the Constitution, suspension of the
writ of habeas corpus and trial by Mill
tary Commissions, and for the purpose OF
more easily accomplishing their objects
they attempted to impeach the President
because he dared TO oppose his love OF
the Constitution to their love Of absolute
despotic power. They have already CEN
tralized the Government, and while their
tyranny has, up to the present time,
fallen only on the Southern people. In
case they succeed in November their des-
potism will fall with equal severity upon
the North.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-09

The publication as to the conduct o.
Gen. yeatch which was made yesterday
though iu the main truthful, has drawn
forth the following corrected statement
from an intimate friend of Mrs Bayliss
who had cognizsnce of all the facts, and
has stated them with her appreciation as
follows. The corrected statement only
makes the iufamy of the miscreani
Veatch more deep and damning;
The facts in regard TO Gen. Veatchs
course toward Mrs. Bayliss are not cor
reetly or fully stated in the version pur-
porting to come from her as published in
the Indianapolis Sentinel and copied by
the LEDGER.
Soon after the occupation Of Memphis
by the Federals, Mrs. Bsyliss and family,
having been forced by fire and other
depredations by soldiers to move into the
city. received few boarders where she
resided on Second Street. Gen. Veatcb,
without any apparent or assigned cause,
ordered her to leave the premises within
two hours, and at the time that two OF
her daughters were sick-one not ex-
pected to live. The family physician in
formed Gen. Yestch that the condition
of those who were sick was such that it
would be murder to force them to move.
But yet Gen. Veatch brought his guard
into the house and took possession. and
made it the passport Office, with the In
tention of driving them away, but only
succeeded in forcing them into the back
rooms, where there was not space 20 put
the fa.niture of the front part of the
house. and which remained in the halls
and passage ways. for seven weeks,
before the invalids had sufficiently recov-
cred to be removed, the family had to en-
dure the torture of crowd of soldiers in
their dwelling, and in the meantime the
furniture not in use vas by Gen. Veatch' 8
order carried of, be promising to return
il when The family had possession OF
another house, which be never did. As
TO any aid or assistance from friends
or the people," it Is, OF course, wall
known that Mrs. Bayliss neither needed
or woald have accepted anything OF the
kind. But the course of General Featch
was mean, dishonest. cowardly and des-
potic in the extreme to g.dcy OF the
highest social standing, who had g,ze1
no cause yhatever for the oppression
which was evidently for the sole purpose
Of extorting a bride, or TBS alternative
of appropriating to his own use her
household furniture.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-09
Hon. B. H. Hill and Mr.. Greeley.

From the kicnmohd Dlspaten.
Horace Greeley is the champion writer
Of the Radical party. II is bis business
to write; and be does it we'll. Yet when
he fell into the hands Of Hon. B. II. Hill,
Of Georgia, az be did last week, be proved
to be comparatively a plgmy Would
that We bad room TO reproduce Mr.. Hills
letter and Greeley's reply. The one is
absolutely Inanswerable-a candid, hon
est, bold eloquent aud elegant argument,
lodging no question and Sinking no
responsibility. The other is mere twsd-
die, and either misapprehepsion Of the
facts Of the case and The argument, or
else intentional misrepresentation Then,
too, Greeley had the last word" Yet,
with all these advantages on his side, he
utterly failed 10 answer Mr. Hills letter.
mr.. Hill closes will the follQFing Wig
orous, truthful and spirited paragraph {;
"Ten millions Of white people Amer.
cans)-vearied with repeated offers Of
Dnion, exhausted with repeated offers Of
good faith and sincerity, voiceless with
vain pleadiugs for peace, hopeless Of the
redemption Of pledges, impoverished
with insaiiaie ezactions, sick with fruit
less concessions 10 nalignity, distracted
beeasss ihrJ VIII not consent 10 die.
honor, despised because they viii not be
interiors. oppressed because they vill
not agree 70 be ruled by slaves, mAiiEned
as rebels because they viii not submit 10
pillsge by negroes led on BY strangers,
and driven By . terrible experience 10
the fnsl conrictisn that IN fAemselpsi
alone is fkeir protection a people.
though deserfsd b. az =aHkisd, are noi
PoNEELEs.--
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-09
SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, October 9.-The bark
D. NJ. Hall went ashore October 81, near
South Spit Coos Bay, Oregon, and proved
a total loss. Two men were drowned.
A dense smoke has prevailed for seve-
raj weeks past along the entire northern
coast, rendering it impossible for vessels
to leave port. 1t is feared many wrecks
have occurred.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-09
FOREEflN.

LIVERPOOL, October S.--Cotton, steady
and more active; estimated sales to-day,
10000 bales; uplands, l03; Orleans, lOt.
New YoRK, October a.-Mail reports
from India state that the shock of an
earthquake was felt pretty generally in
the Pupjub on the morning Of the 20sh Of
August. AT tweniy-eight minutes past six
o'clock at Lahore, Amritsar, Jalandhar,
Amballa and Simla, the shock was expe-
rienced, but nowhere severely.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-09
Gen. Reynolds Forbids an Elec ion in Texas

mo election for electors for President
and Vice President of the United States
will be held in the State of Texas on the
81 day of November next. Any assem-
blage, proceedings, or acts for such pur-
pose are hereby prohibited, and all
citizens are admonished to remain at
home or attend to their ordinary business
that dav
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-09

We see that the BEllefia Of this morn
ing has pulled down The name Of W. b.
Fitch as the candidate Tor Presidential
Elecsor for this District, and substituted
that Of I. c. Muse. That is their busi-
ness, not ourL Bat We are curious to
knOw vhat eentlsmanly act tits for which
Mr. Fitch has been guiIloiined
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DIED.

COCHRAN. On the sth inst, Celtic Coch-
ran, daughter Of NJ, 3. and Sophia Cochran.
aged three years. four months and twenty eight
days. Funeral services at half past two o'clock
this evening, at the First Methodist Church,
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Musical instruction..

CINGING FORMATION OF THE VOICE.
- piano and Organ. by Prof. Frank A. Tope.
Orranist az ST. Lazsrus Church. For terms
apply to Mr.. +. KATZENBACH. No.Sl Main
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-09

NOR SALE OR RENT : GOOD, COM
L Portable house of Eve rooms, hal. kitchen,
and all necessary outhouses. with two acres OF
good land, which will be rented with the house.
or not, as required, on Jackson street, South
Memphis, between LaRose and Lauderdale
streets, convenient to fernando Street Rail.
road. The Furniture will DO sold or rented
with the place il desired. For further infor-
m tion apnlv on premises. Al
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Balls, Parties. Etc.

rUHR NEW AND ELEGANTLY FURN-
new building ON Main, between Washington
and Poplar streets. will be rented to parties OF
unquesiionable respectability. Apply to l.: q.
LOEB, on the PREMISES (up stairsl. "
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Property, my place. four miles out on the
fernando road-twelve and half acres-well
ipproved. For particulars; ,apply At this office.
4. WHITM0RE
NOR SALE-AN UPRIGHT BOZ LER AND
4 Eneine-eight-horse power. Apply at Ky
Union street. ~
NOR SALE-A LEASE. LICENSE. BAR.
r Fixtures. Stock. No. II Mopr st..oppostte
cash. W. A. WHEATLEY, No. 5. Bethel
Block. 40
NOR SALE, CHEAP-THE DARKROOM
"Belle Memphis" situated on Adams
street, opposite the Worsham House, with fix,
lures, coun ters, bottles. tables and chairs. and
counter in back room necessary for Restaurant:
and with city, county and State license paid
for eleven months. Apply to
b, NEWTON HART. Atty, etc.,
25-t No. ~ Madison street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-15

THE DEMOCRATIC NolnNATIoNs-FEELNa OF
WESTERN DE1EaATEs-A MALICIOUS STORY.
The Washington correspondent of the Balti-
more Gazette, writing under date Of the 18th
inst, says:
a large number of the delegates from the
Western States to the late Convention are now
here on their return home, and they express
entire confidence in the success of the Dem
ocratic ticket. They admit great surprise at
the turn the nomination took, and disappoint-
ment at not securing some favorite name on
the ticket, but the general impression seems
to be that IL less than thirty days al parties
will unite in pronouncing the nomination the
very best which could have been made. The
politicians here think the October elections in
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana will be decis-
Gratis claim their entire ability to carry the Oc-
tober elections.
A malicious story has been telegraphed west
ward from this city by the Radical correspon-
dents to the effect that insanity is hereditary
in the family Of Governor Seymour, and hence
his reluctance to accept the Democratic nomi-
nation. This may be regarded as a splendid
point to be made in the canvass, and it may be
unkind to expose the inhunan c;aard,. but
case Of insanity was never known in Horatio
Seympur's family. The only possible founda-
tion for the story is the fact that RItger 3.
Miller, who married sister OF Governor
Seymour, but who is not blood relation,
was at one time supposed to be threatened
with insanity. The apprehension, however,
furnished by responsible gentleman in high
official position who is intimate with Gov
ernor Seymour's family, and the infamous
statement alluded to is branded false in every
particular.
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p,,,,-r,,,o ,rorder A. tho extraordinary mower of
u M U,e pTWnW. Ty pESnTvFVT n c,,r,s
haDMAi ~ Sa..oS,o,,s S,,ob;,o, rhrone
e SIs mO,ss a. ,,s ,oTsr IN reeoving
eAn Diseases, auu 40 st;sr anS
m ~ the Edney RisdSer
',e s psnoroas snosn IiS rania influence
L; tSa cnre 80 nahstes Incont,nence or seany tr
h;d oh,,ro,no,,s cIonSv ,,rne its almost instant ef
49,, az, a.; st,;n tcbina and notnf11i discharge of
@ -, ID ~ sns,,,e ,,ewar IN c,,rno 5iscbarges
So,' 3ha ~ IItsrmo s snd 1iretr Temcorrhsa BIoeiv
II.,o '"e 80 a,ia Au ,bsI.h and Neaten;no dis
Gline a"u S'Is. i; :ya, anu tha CXpSIpiP PIT
.ha pssosens djars from,
ord;Tors Sor,anor;as saEs,nsril;an is the onlv
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Murray, Ferris Is Co.'s Naval Stores
Circular.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE duliness noted il naval
stores in our last report extended TO the early par
Of this week and spirits turpentine experienced
further decline Of &c with sales OF $50 oos az
40 merchaDtable, and 49, shipping order. La,er.
however, We had better demand, and an ADVANCE
of i.c took place, with sales OF $50 bbls at 43a4i
merchantabie and 43Isa44 shipping order, ana 70!
New York bbls at 44c. At the close there is mani!
fest dspoeiuon to realize at 43c TO arrive in view
Of the aet that there are about 1900 bbs now nearly
due from various ports The receipts were llS6 oois
Exports l59 bbls. Stock in FIRST hands unsoo IS
quite small, say 500 bbls.
RosINs-Haye experienced nc mater.a cnange, 1ne
prices are well surtsned, and at the cicse strained
common is frmel ID in better demand. lhere mas
also been notable improvement in the demand 'or
fine rosin straight selections only, al aoou: Si:aase
for the best The sales To- 0O0 bbs OF all graues
at 81 7Gss2 30 for strained in yard, and 50 55as2 On
dock; So e0aS3 for No. 2; s3;Sa4;4 for NO TO low
pale; s5i6a51s for mixed lots pale and opaques as
they run; s7lsa8 for extra pale and windoW'eiass'
and 80 for opaques.
Having good reason 10 believe that mary Of the
newspaper reports Of sales are fictitious, we cauuon
our correspondents agairs. being m:sied oy them.
Receipts 5000 bols.; exports 4.6VO obs.
TAR-Has been in good demand az the dechne'
and prices are not Quotab!y changed except ior
ington. The sales ere about 2,5Oo DDS: al S5tsase
for large Washington for shipment, and % 21ao 80
for % gal obls in yard and 10 arrive Rope lar con-
tinues quite scarce. Receipts ia bb!s. L1por;s 4!
bbls. Sales Wilmington in yard a: SO 5u' arr S3'Aa
Sc 40 10 arrive.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July l1.-coFFEE-Sowe inquiry
for Rio, with sales Of 200o bags, e1 Adelaide half to
20 West and residue for city trade, and 100 bags
from second hands, all on private terms; quotations
generally unchanged
OorroN-After the close OF our reoort yesterday
there was sale Of 40 bales low middhnaa and mid
ding at 32c. To-day the market was quiet very t-
tie inquiry, and no Gales Stock is small, and strict
middIing very scarce, causing hrmness on the part
OF holders
FLouR-we notice quiet market for stock, and
but little new yet oered only sales to-day were ESQ
bbls City Mills suuer, at So; l5o bbls low grades
spring wheat extra at 81 50 100 do good st So 75no
change in prices OF winter wheat grades, stock Of
which Is small.
GRAN-The receipts Of new wheat are daily in-
creasing to day 8S4 bushels white and 1850 bushels
red offered market steady under good demand from
millers; We report sales Of 600a6p0 bushels white OF
50 20 for INFERIOR and 5oas2 So for good, no prime
or choice offered of red 1700 bushels strictly choice
Virginia at 50 65, this Is portion Of crop OF loCOo
at s2 IS; S75 bushels ncudng GOO bushels Delaware
to arvel at So 50 1000 bushels fair to good at 50
a2 49, bulk at 81 40 corn-Receipts reported TO Day
were 1860 buRhels white and 760 bushels yellow; only
sales reported were 200 bushels white at 81 Isl GOO
bushels Western mixed yellow at 81 49, prime yellow
very scarce held in store a; 81 1s Oats-762 ousl.
els offered, sales OF 900 bushels at IG cts l62
bushels q. 81 cents weight, and q do a; So cents
Rye-I27 bushels prime receiTed and sclu a. u 20
per bushel
Mo1AssEs-we have nc gales TO note to-day, and,
in the absence Of which, prices aIe nominal as be-
tore.
Pnor1s1oSs.-The me-Set is more active, and
prices improving: reEo:t sales OF 90 to 400 casks
bacon an jobbing o,s At laal;,sc ;oT shoulders s,h
Sock in the hands Of the trade light. Hans We
quote at 2Oa2l &c; sale 0. % l!er5es at tie inside
price. OF bulk meats gale Of S. CASKS nib tiaes a:
i5c led advaNt=. LAID is Also higher; We re.
port sale Of 35 terces city at l7c ara looong a.
at l7!,e; and for smlll lots Western at lSc Ness
northwestern scarce, small sales at see per Dbl
RIcE-very little inquiry, and prices E0m!naly
unchanged, viz: for Carolina llallisc. ard AsnGoon
sCGiREwas inactive to-iay, only sales were so
hhds Porto Rico in lots at 13al3Sc, and s EnGs De-
mera,a at l414c; we quote market quiet out neMl-
naly unchanged as to prices.
REFINED SUGARs-For Immediate delivery same as
last quo:ed viz: 1G1lc for hsrd and 15ic for soi
white ranging lower as t. brani.
SuGARs-Are steady as before VIZ: lor NJ Nar!iaha
golden TIC; Baltimore 90 75c Monumental &c Fer
Gallon,
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CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS CURED IN
THIRTY MINUTES!
important to Know how TO Use Grad
ways Ready Relief in acute
and Dangerous Attacks!
MY OWN CASE.

On Saturday aishi, tie ie:b was violently seized
win Concts.;on G: the Lungs For few days pre-
yio1e :elt dull pain ever my LETT lung, Win
occssiopaI coughs bit being actively engaged, paid
mo attention to il. When ssi2eo, the pam was SO
pisrcirc, cutting and ezcruciatng that eyery breath
draw was like red kct knife cutting my luLg. Be-
inn absent tom home, sent ont Tor three bottles CT
Iancs. back, shoulders &C., and IN q few moneIts
got up counter-irTitaton. Respirahons were essy,
and, as the skin became Redeemed, all pain ceased.
IN half an hour vac iree rom PAIN and al signs
OF Connection, Inflammation, &C., gone. This Is an
impor;an. cure. 1t ia well that every one should
know how to use this remedy IN severe attacks Inc
same rule holds good in cases Of inflammation o.
tie Lo;ns, Bowels Kidneys and Stomach Apply
the RELIEF freely; soak the skln with It. !: WI
Instantly secure the withdrawal CT tbe inflammation
TO tine surface, and persons now suter1e nay IN
TERRY MINUTES, be free from lein'
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION.
In cases where Inflammation mas existed for
length Of time in addition 10 the RELIEF, ake Elk
of RAILWAYS PILLS. Powder them. IN haii an
honr In most cases, they will operate. u not, re.
fhev Will ope-ate, and the patient soon get wei. IN
RiIious Typhcid Fever and AgIe, this treatment ls
sure &C e'ie' -'' - " JOHN RADTAY, NJ. D.
-pr. RADWAI'5 REMEDIES are sold ey Drug
n;sts and Storekeepers everywhere. Get the New
Sty!e, with India Rubber Cork.
DOWIE & NOISE,
AGENTS,
No. 169 Meeting g-street, corner Hasel.
Charleston, s. O.
Ma,2 p2o 6mos
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A IERICAN HOU Sc.
BOSTON, MASS.

TIE VERY IMPORTANT AND EXTENSIVE
improvements which have recently been made IN
;his popular Hotel, the largest In New England, en-.
able the proprietors to offer to Tourists, Families
and the Travelling Public accommodations and cen.
veniences superior to any other Hotel in the city
During the past summer additions have oeen made
of numerous suites of apartments, with bathing
rooms, water closets, &C., attached; one OF TUFTS
magnificent passenger elevators, the best ever cor
struc,ed, conveys guests to ~ upper s,ory Of The
house in one minute; the lt:i,' ilar'. Deen newly
ard richly c7rpeted and the uatrr house thoroughly
replenshed and refurnisb~d, D'asing it, in al! its
appointments, equal to an Hotc in the country
Telegraph Office, Billiard Halls and Cafe on the
6r.t foor. LEWIS RICE SON,
May4 rawi3mcs PropIietoIe
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superhne 1925. Corn advancing, especially for
white. Provisions firm and quiet-mess pork 800;
shoulders 13a1aal; clear sides 17a1714. Lard-a
small business doing at 1724a1s.
SAVANNAH. July 14-cotton dull, prices nominal;
no sales; mlddlings so; receipts IA.
AUGUSTA, July 14.-Cotton unchanged middling 80;
sales los bales.
Sgw ORLEANS July 14-cotton quiet. Middlings
81 sales so. receipts 65. York sight exchange ;SaA
pre- remium; gold 4Qk.
MOBILE, July l4.-Nothing doiog in cotton; low
middlipgs %.
WILMINGTON, N. c., July 14-sririts turpentine
firm at 3s in New York casks 40. Rosin hrmer /;
strained ard No. 81 Is; No. 50 7Oa2 rs pale ST.
Tar steady at 50 10.
LOUISVILLE, July l4.-FIour sc 75a7 Corn 9aas5
Mess pork 90; shoulders 1917; clear sides TX.
Lard 18a181a.
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PaSScng gers

Per steamship Sea Gull for Baliimo.e.B r R;or-
dan L Sigwald, NJ Po-cher, Mr. and MIS- aeGlo-
bon and Chi dren, Mrs Abrams and = 2chiidren'
Davis, Turner, and others
Per steamship Charleston. from New York;
Gotten and wife, Mrs II Lins,edt, Mas.e: Llnsted.
F q Slender, Mrs kroblock, Ansel, PortW1e, y
Hewett. John Kalbfesch, E Walters, Wehman,
R RMcTrames, F A Wharton, Mrs Kennerty IraEe
and ION. A Melchers, ] D Lesenan, c Dudley, Jas
Meredith, DR. G Rockwell, Merkhatdt and wife
c d Claussep and wife, Louis p'e;z Nelman,
Park. Bensen, L Duunemann. Theus Miss Em.
ason, P 8 Eason, Hamilton, Il Moere, S
schuchert, Jos Ganuchet, Il Gay, Mrs Foley, and
others IN stseraee.
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Every kind of pain, whether Rheumatism, Neu-
rajc,a. Toothache Pal in the Chest, side, Lungs.
stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, Spine, Legs Arms, Feet,
one application was sufficient to kill Gnd exero iuate
the pain. ....,
ve,ld cure and Will cure. AsiaHc Cholera, Fever
and Ague, Chills and Fever. Bilious Cole, Ipfiam'
nation Of the Bowels Craiupe, spasms, Darrhoea,
Dysentery and every PUN that may exist IN the In
side of man, woman OF child; this was kADWAY'S
READY RELIEF of 1S47, and 1t is RADWAf'S RE
LIEF, greatly improved in 1868:
We then started IL n lib mission Of relieving the
intirm paln-stricken, sick distressed and crippled
OF all nations throughout the world and now to-day
it is used, patronized and revered as a household
necessity, in the palaces Of Sultans, Empero-s,
Kaimos Kings. High Priests, Mobiles. as well as in
the cottages OF the aboring classes OF every nation
on the face of the earth.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Rose Song.

sunny breaths of roses,
Roses white and red,
Rosebud and roseleaf,.
From the blossom shedi
Goes my darling flying
An the garden through,
Laughing she eiudee me,
Laughing pursue.
Now to pluck the red rose,
Now to pluck the white,
BANDS as blossoms rosy,)
Stopping in her fighti
what but this contents her,
Laughing rs she goes?
pelting with the rosebud,
Pelting with the rose!
RoeSs round me flying,
Roses in my hair;
I to snatch them trying
Darling, have care!
Iips arc SO like flowers,
I might snatch at those;
Redder than the rose leaves,
Sweeter than the rose. c..;,.,,
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NEW YORK HOTEL.
No. 72l ROAD WAY,
NEW YORK CITY.

D. N. H1LDRETH & CO., Proprietors.
THIS LONG ESTABLISHED FIRsT.cLASS
HOTEL, as popularly known in former times
under the manags OF J. B. MONNOT, Esq: g. ana
more recently under that of HIRAM CRANSTON 4
r, ! ,s now under the proprietorshp of Messrs. D.
NJ. HILDRETH l. I. B. ROCKWAY, uner the hrm Of
D. N. HIDRETH co.
The senior partner from bis long experience as
pl oprietor of the yeranda ST. Louis and ST. Cnarles
Hotels of New Orleans, fatters himself thnt he can
assure his friends and the public generally that its
former worldwide reputation as popular frst-class
Hotel, shall be fully sustained under its present
n,orasement 1yrs February IS