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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-17

WHITE MUsoUrTo BARS, at IS cents
each, at 233 Main street,:
l03 t RICE & ESGEL.
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Go to Leidy's and buy the best Hats
I'm the city, opposite Court Square.

-.
A MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-We are glad to
hear in medical circles of the reorgani-
cation Of faculty Of professors and the
reopening of a medical school. Mem
phis presents many points to make such
a step available; indeed, they are too
numerous to place. just now. We would
say this, however, that the lights of the
profession, men who have worn the err
mine of celebrity in successful practice
twenty years in the West, and who are
known far and wide, and not only in their
own county, will draw many students to
the city. There are few young men ca
pable of leeturing from experience (if
lecture they can at all), but when the old
men shall take this step we are prepared
to look for success.
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hhhfhis AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Day Express.................. gl5 AN. 7:00 AN.
Night Express..............-. 3:l5 Pm. 400 pm.
. Railroad time Is l5 minutes faster than city
time; Ticket office. No. 18Th Main street. De-
pot. head Of Main street.
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The Memphis and Mound City packet
Peosta makes four trips to Mound City
daily, leaving at 7 and IL am and 3 and
6 pm, taking pleasure and fishing par
ties of six or more at fifty cents for the
round trip. I
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills of Lading, Dray
Tickets, and all kinds Of BLANKS for sale
at this Office. T
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THE CAMPAIGS-ORGAsIzATIoN IN THE
EIGHTH WARD.-The organization of the
Democracy for the pending Presidential
fight "goes bravely on" with an una
bated esprit de corps pervading all classes
in the party. Those friendly to the cause
in the Eighth ward assembled at the
Poplar street market house last evening,
and proceeded to the formation of q
campaign club.
The meeting was called to order by
Capt. Van Anderson, and on motion of
Mr.. Joe Musso, jr., he was appointed
temporary chairman. Mr.. Musso was
secretary pro tenn.
On motion of Mr.. Boryozewski, John
L. H. Taylor, Esq, was elected perma-
nent President, and Joseph Musso, jr,
permanent Secretary.
Upon motion of Capt Van Anderson,
Henry Seessel, Green P. Foute, julius
Behr, j. C. Page and A. Manly were
elected Vice Presidents.
On motion, the following gentlemen
were appointed an Executive Committee: :
Messrs. Edward Stack, Jesse W. Page,
ST., and VIM. Ringwald.
W. Fl. Andrews, Treasurer.
Edward Stout, Corresponding Secre-
tary.
G. P. Foute, Esq having been called
for, addressed the meeting, as did Capt
Van Anderson, who made a most elo-
quent and telling speech, and was
greeted with great cheering. W. j. S.
Adams and J. S. Halsey also made APP
propriate and fitting speeches.
The meeting then adjourned, subject
to the call Of the President, who will
issue it as soon as arrangements can be
made for a place of meeting, when
arrangements will be made to report to
the Central Club.
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Our styles are the latest, and stock
the neafest I'm the city. Leidy Il Co.,
Hatters, opposite Court square. III
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PROPERTY OWNERS on streets paved
with Nicolson pavement without the con-
sent of the owners, and all who are OPP
posed to special taxation for the pay.
ment of the same, and in favor Of pay.
ment by general taxation, are requested
to meet at the Municipal Court room on
Tuesday, the 2lst inst, at 8 pm. The
most prominent lawyers of the city are
fully of the opinion that general taxation
is the only proper and just mode Of pay
ment, and that it has been the final
opinion in other cities. 1t is expected
that all, or as many as are interested,
will give this important subject due at.
tentien. tits also hoped that our worthy
City Aldermen, in favor of justice and
the interest of their constituents, will
give this subject especial consideration.
1t is also desired to consider the legality
of the State tax Of SIS, and county
tax of $l5 against lawyers and doctors
for practicing their professions within
this State. 1t is believed that this tax is
unconstitutional, as it does not include
all lawyers and doctors, but excerpts
those who have not been in practice for
more than five years; besides, it taxes
an employment and occupation, and not
privilege. TAXPAYERS.
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DR HEwIrr has returned and can be
found at his office, as usual, No. 81
Adams street, and residence, 237 Ala
bama street. saae III
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Board of Commissioners for Shelby County.
Tsnnessee--July Term.
MONDAY, July Is, 1868.


Resolced, As it is the imperative duty
of this Board to consult economy and to
save the public money by all means in
its power, that the public printing for
the county be let until the first Monday
in January, to the lowest bidder, and
that bids be invited for one week for that
purpose.
Witness my hand and seal Of Office, at
office in the city of Memphis, this the
18th day Of July, 1868.
JOHN League,
County Court Clerk.
Proprietors PUBLIC LEDGER:
In conformity to the spirit of the fore.
going resolution, sealed proposals for
doing the county printing until the first
Monday in January will be received at
thk Office until Monday, the 10th inst,
q. eNc'elock an The bid. to be the -s.e
per line in county warrants, for first and
each subsequent insertion.
No charge to be made against the
county for inserting this notice.
JOHN LoAGUE,
County Court Clerk.
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MEMPHIS 4 CHARLESTON r. r.

SuPERISrEsDKSr's OFFICE,
MEMPHIS. TESS., July 10. 1851
N0TICE-ON AND AFTER TIE l5rH
IN inst. travel TO the Springs on the line Of
the Memphis h Charleston r. r. will be
charget at full passenger rates.
The fact OF lccal business travel on the road
having taken advantage OF the privilege ex-
tended to visitors TO the Springs, prompts the
withdrawal Of privilege granted in publication
of 1st July. w. j. ROSS,
ia General Superintendent
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PEACHES at the city grocery, l4l and
l43 Poplar street, for one dollar per
bushel. liz
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Notice of Dissolution.

THE REAL ESTATE PARTNERSHIP
i heretofore existing between KENNY *
PORTER Is dissolved from the lst Of July last
DIG. KENNY,
10 j. u. PORTER.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

MADAM NJ. LEIESB CAN ALWAYS m
nj be found Mt her Hall. 22l Second ST., ~
ready TO attend 70 all that may desire herflH
professional services in the abovouart. e--A
The classes are filing up since he vacation Of
the Day Schools. Glass every Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday. az pm. l23e
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BETHEL Sour HoUsE.-Sometime since
the suggestion that a soup house should
be established here for the benefit of the
poor was made through our paper, and
we are glad to learn number Of benev'
client gentlemen have acted on it, and
that it is practically under way. Surely
such work of mercy needs not word
Of commentator, but only to be known.
The Memphis Bethel Association has the
matter efficiently in hand, and is doing
a vast deal of good every way. The soup
house is established at Exchange Build
ing, entrance on Exchange street. De-
serying persons in need can apply for
tickets to merchants and citizens almost
anywhere, and the ticket will buy good
meal at any hour of the day. Any per-
sons having surplus of vegetables or
other provisions will do favor by send
ing them in. II farmers and gardeners
have any they fail to sell spd can spare
they will be thankfully received. Good
Samarilans will "go and do likewise"
OrFIcERs on THE Y. NJ. L d. CLuB
The following is list of the officers Of
the Young Mems Independent Demo-
cratic Club-of Memphis:
President-Gen. Z. W. Rucker.
Vice Presidents-Msjor Irving Hal.
sey, Captain George Mellersh, Henry NJ.
LosEenstine.
Recording Seeretary-R. N. McKie.
Corresponding SecrefaTy-R. Il. Syl-
yester.
Tbeasurer-C. l.. Loop.
Finance Cbmmiffee-W. r. Lucas, c.
C. yard, A. L. Swingley, George Gillem,
]. A. J. Smith.
Ereeufire Commiftee-0eorge lillem,
J. j. DuBose, ]. P. Gallagher, 5. 8 An
derson, A. L. Svingley, W. c. Folks,
W. J. Litilejohn. jr.
Printing Gommfftes-Raphael Semmes,
IT,, r. NJ. McKie, John @. Lonsdale, jr.
Any Of the gentlemen designated to
act a. shove, Who cannot serve, will
please notify the President, that the
vacancy may be flled.
RIM. McKIE. Recording Sec.
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MANASSAS AID BEDDrSG at Wholesale
and retail at MAKTIS EYKE's, 81 Madi-
son street III
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SEVENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
All conservative Democrats resident in
the Seventh ward, city Of Memphis, are
requested to assemble at Ferguson
Hall, on next Monday evening at
eight o'clock, for the purpose of organ
izing q. Seventh ward Democratic Club.
A full attendance is requested. Stirring
and elnnnent kneeches will be delivered.
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CONSIDER YOUR HEALTH
THE FINELY FESIsHED
BATHING BOAT
No. asI Main street.

OPwM. HCNDHAUsRE, DECEASED, Is
" again opcn for the use Of Ladies an. Yea
tiemen. or private families. me ooat ne
AZ the Foot of washington street.
q, -, II -,f .rofher ulaee IN the city Ike u.
ee..cn tickets. SO: Private Baths, tlcs Basin
rslhs. 80 An in search II healthy rtcreati1n
n invited. EMILY HUNDnAusEh,
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wHITE MarseiIles, from auction, offered
a, a bargain. ClOO-tl RIGS & EsGEL.
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Conjugal Love, and the Happiness Of
True Marriage.-Essays for young men. on
the Errors, Abuses and Diseases which destroy
the Manly Powers and create impediments to
MARRIAGE, with sure means of relief. Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Ad-
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box p.
philadelphia. Pa. 6l46
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-17

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAfLR0AD.
Through mail. daily......... 600 pm. 1910 Pm.
Through express. daily.....l0:i0 pm. 1850 pm.
Someryille 40. save Sunday SOS AN. 500 pm.
Corinth &C., save Sunday, 600 AN.
Railroad time twenty minutes faster than
city time.
Office. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot.
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exercists.

LIxKx table cloths sold very low. ct
1907 RIcE 4 Es1ELs
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Referring 10 the above notice. the under
signed will continue the Salt Agency, Produce
ana Commission Business ON biz own Account.
1lss r. BANKSNTTH.
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SPECTRAL PRocfrpIsos-A Murdered
Nan Wimessn His o,en Cdse-Tbe
Criminal Court Grand Jury having found
a true bill of indictment against police
man sauerman for the murder Of the ne
gro Charles Peoples, the absurdity Of the
following scene and dialogue in the
Criminal Court yesterday afternoon can
be easily imagined. Sauerman was
brought into Court at his own request,
and with him the spectral individual
Peoples, who 1t seemed was not dead
after all, but, like Mrs. Pillicoddy's frsi
husband, was destined to "turn up
again" to the great annoyance Of those
deceived MS 10 his existence. The fol.
lowing examination took place:
Judge Hunter Undressing Peeples)-
What is your name, sir2
Peeples-Charley Peoples, yourHonor.
Judge Hunter--Wers you shot the
other day2
Peeples-Yes.
Judga Huuter-Who shot your
Peeples-A policeman.
Judge Hunter (poiuting TO Ssuerman)
lis that the policeman?
Peoples
Judge Hunter-What did be shoot you
for doing2
Peeples-I had difficulty with q wo
man on Center alley, and he came up
and arrested me. | walked with him as
far as Market street, when l toll him
that no white man could take me to the
station for doing nothing.
Judge Hunter-What did he do then :?
Peeples--He pulled out pistol and
shot me.
Judge Hunter-Wers you killed ?
Laughter
Peeples-Do look like dead man !?
Roars Of laughter
Judge Hupfer--l must certainly say
you don't.' Renewed laughter.] So
you didn't die as reported?
Peoples with emphssis) - No, sir.
[ Rosrs Of laughter.
Judge Hunter-Well, as you were not
killed lasghter], l will admit the defend
ant to bail in the sum of $4,000, to appear
when called on for trial in this court.
[Renewed laughter, in which His Honor
Joined heartily
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FRUlr CANS, at 1886 Second street.

SINGULAR FREAK OF RABID Doc.
During a rehearsal of the children of the
Stella Academy in the Club Hall, which
is situated in the third story of the
Greenlaw Block, yesterday, pet dog of
one of the scholars was suddenly at
tackled with bydrophobia and in its
madness made bound through an open
window, and sprang into the street be-
low, to the great CONSERVATION of those
passing at the time. Apparently unin-
jured by its contact with the pavement,
it was in the act of fleeing down the
street when discovered by patrolmsn
Fox, Of the sanitary police, and killed
before it had an opportunity of biting
auy one Ia its path.
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Fnurr cAss. at ss6 Second street
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"OLD RELIABLE

The Splendid Passenger Steamers
COMMERCIAL AND LIBERTY NO. .
T FAVE MEMPHIS EVERY TUESDAY
River. connecting at Duval's Bluff with Mem
phis and Little Rock Railroad to Little Rock.
and Stage Line for Hot Springs and all points
Time 10 Little Rock, IS Hours.
srPassepgers and Shippers can rely on this
route the year round.
JOHN B. DAVIS, Sup't.
LEVY 4 MILLER,
General Freight and Ticket Agents.
s3-t No. s Jefferson Street,
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Money to loan ON CoIIateraIs mt sss
Main street. ~ COT
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Special Notices.

Reopsning. = The Memphis Female Semi
nary. Mrs. Halle, Principal. will reopen Sep
TENDER first. at 1903 Madison street. 1l9s
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The members Of the Ninth ward and
Fifteenth Civil District Democratic
Clubs, and all other conservatives who
may wish to join with them in securing
victory in the coming campaign, are re-
quested to meet at Weadley's store, cor
per of Fifth and Saffarans street, on this
friday evening at eight o'clock.
T. McCLEARY, Sec'y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-17

DExocRAric MEErISG IN rus SIKH
wARp.--The Democratic citizens Of the
Sixth ward viii meet in the Waldran
Block, on Saturday evening at eight
o'clock, for the purpose Of organizing
campaign club. All residents Of the
ward are requested to attend.
W. Liitlejohn, W. Howard,
VIM. Gay, ]. D. Rufin,
A. l.. Treadwell, Paul Cicalla, Jr.,
III. B Childs, j.. Rocco,
W. Galbraith, j. r Morgan.
[Appeal and Aralanche copy.]
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-17

GoLD pens repointed at 1913 Main st. T
CASH for feathers, 2s2 Second st. III
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MATTRESSES AND SPRING BEDS repaired
and renovated sy MARTIN EYKE, No. 81
Madison street. III
Nor DEAD YET.-Lsst evening, short
time before sundown, an ARRAY occurred
in the lower part of the city, in which
three negroes, named respectively Kate
Hurd, Frank King and Hen. Shelby,
were engaged. After wrangling awhile,
Shelby addressed very positive language
to King, offending him to the core, and
procuring gun, be fred at Shelby and
Kate, INJECTING severe, but it is not
thought fatal wounds. While the law
against carrying concealed weapons is
being rigidly enforced against white gem.
tlemeu, il Is a well known fact that
scarcely a negro goes without his revolver
or deringer. A gun was used in this in
stance, but the would-be assassin had it
near at hand, and os.A slight provocation
put it to immediate use in propitiating the
spirit Of revenge. His victims are not
dead yet, and being wounded about the
head, may recover.
To SALOON KEKPKRs-We are pre-
pared to cool your lager bear in our pre-
serving rooms, making it much colder
than you can in the ordinary ice chest,
aud Al less expense Try IL
MKNPHIs PREsEEvIso Co,
Il6 Under the GayosO House.
IRIsH linen, very low, at 2Ss Main
street [lO0-tl RIcE 4 ESeKL
LoxGEoRTH's NATIvE WIsEs-GoLDES
wEDDrSo, sPlRKLrS0 CArAvBA, STILL
CATAvBA, Ero.-The wines from the
Loorworsh vineyard and winehouse have
attained worldwide celebrity for their
excellence, and in purity, fruiiy favor
and bouquet, they are surpassed BY none
in the market, either native or foreign.
Sold By A. vAccarO 4 Co. and Forster,
KeaIhoier 4 Co. cod leo
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T0RsALE.-I OFFER F0RsALE THREE
r lots Of the finest business pronerty IN ne
CITY. For particulars apply 10 TH0M AS H.
COOKE. 2791@ Main street. ITO
JyOR SALE.-BEAUTIFUL LOTS. FOR
gardening or building. from one to ten
acres. will be sold, leased or rented very low.
Perfect titles. W. A. WHEATLEY, Coles,
tor, corner Main and South Court sts'' Be, ,ns
Rlnck. aL-lzz
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FOR SALE.

NOR eALE-A COMPLETE SET OF BAR
FIXTURES, at bargain. Apply At no.
ss Monroe street. ITO
NOR sALE-A SAND BAR0F IL ACREs
of land. containing sand Of all grades and
cayors. situated on the Randolph road. ut Wolf
river bridge, accessible by land and ws wr APP
ply to pIena MnJ;son
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N office.

THE FIRM OF BANKsMITH. HUM
Il PHREY 4 CO. Is this day dissolved, by
mutu Al consent. y. Banksmith will attend to
~ - : - p BANKsMITH,
W. b. ARCHER,
4. NJ. HUMPHREY.
Per +. Banksmith.
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New Hats-a new ssyIe-at Lefdy a
Co.'s, Iatters. opposite Court Square.
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MATTRESSES AND SPRING BEDS repaired
and renovated .y MARTIN EYKE. No. 81
Madison street. III
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LAUNDRY OPFIcr, 40 Jefferson st.
Arrival and Departure OF Trains.

rIssIssrrrI AND rKxxKssEx RAILROAD.
Arrive. Depart.
New Orleans express. daily. 240P.x. 4;l5 Pm.
Sardis accom'n. OF. Sunday, $50 AN. $50 Pm.
frsight. north - Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday,
south-Monday. Wednes-
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-TwO GOOD DOUBLE TIME
ments. on Bass Avenue ono on Adams
Get fextendedl. verv low 20 good tenant.
Of Waehir eton. no
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cough.-No Cure, No Pay.-FoRRrsr's JU-
NIPER TAR is warranted to cure Cough. Group.
Hoarseness. Throat and Lung Diseases. or the
price positively refunded. instantaneous re-
lief produced. Tryit. Ifnot satisfied. return
the empty bottles and get your money back.
D. F. GOODYEAR, $40 Second street, Agent.
Price. IS cents 92-f
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CANTON MATTINGS, WHITE AND
" Checked Cocoa. Cane and Manila Mat
tings and Mats of AL kinds, Just received at
MCKINNEY. BRYS0N n CO.'S.
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The Port of Memphis.

Accident Insurance at Madison st.
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We have the best Hats and neatest
styles. Leidy d Co., Hatters, oppO-
site Court Square. III
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MEMS British half hose, lower than
ever sold before. RIcE 4 ESoEL.
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DExocRArIxG MkETISe IN FIRST WARD.
The Democracy Of the first ward will hold
a meeting at No. 8 engine house tonight
Friday, for the purpose Of organizing a
Democratic club. All residents Of the
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IRIsH linen, very low, at 23s Main
street (lOO-fl RIGS 4 ExGKL
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NOR RENT--A Two-sToRY FRAME
Residence, with seven rooms. kitchen and
ss,vants' room. large back yard. good cistern,
ETC., situated No. 100 Market street for v rent
low, 10 n good tenant. Apply, at ClTlznNo
Union RANK. or ~ l'n Market 81. 4I-I
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Considered by those who have used thom to be
the best in America. They can with pleasure
refer to numerous persons in the city who have
them in use.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-08-28
Canada Thistles.

Having bad a little experience with this
troublesome weed. | send some account Of
1t for the benefit of yout numerous readers.
and also for my own as Iwish to learn how
far my experience eoineides with that Of
others. In 1865 found on a farm recently
purchased. several rods of pasture com
pietely covered with this vile stuff; and not
knowing how 10 exterminatc it. moved
them just before the seed began to riPcn, to
keep them from spreading. Considerable
rain fell soon alter, and they all died. In
1866 found MY three or tour ihistIcs on
the patch thus treated. aud whether they
came from The roots or from seed l cannot
say. In 1866, however, found another
piece nearly as large As the first but in
another part OF the pasture. waich treated
in he same way without any apparent
results. Bot last year moved them
again, and they went under. aud the ground
is now tall OF dead and decay log roots.
Young man ioom Caaala who has
worked for me one season, ASSURES me that,
in his opinion. that is the best and only WAY
TO DESTROY them His theory is, tia, the
rain which falls soon after they are cut, fills
the hollow stalk and causes them 10 decay
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-08-28
saving AZ QUO, with q double thread.
A shroud ~ vel a. a shirt.

The Chicago Tribune Of the s,b ,r., Tell.
the following story ofhow Frank Blai, sunk
the wrong shirt
Thirty or thirty tive srars AGO ,bs c,,,r
which now serves Washington CITY n. =
sewer was no, lhe mud hole 4. bias become.
OF late yea. ID was 3 avUritc bs,birr
place Tor boys. particularly the smaller
ones. who did not venture TO 20 70 tic
river. On one OF these occasion, vhe,
Frank aud one or two others Of the Blair.
were presen q title fellow in advanen .f
the others picked up sbirt from the pile
ofclotLius and began 10 drc.s A. tbr
boy was a YER, hide one. tBe on,,r,r,;,,
to show the power OF = Blair wa. Too GOOD
to be lost. Frank .na,cl,.d ,bs .l;-, -
the child and threw it over board Tb,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-08-28
NONRESIDENT Taxes.

IL fhe Torn Of Orfor,i. "a tls County Of
oxford. Ne. .for ne year 1861.
riNlIE ollyNing l,.t % TsNos on the Real Estate
L ~ on r-s,drut osasrs ~ the tnsa oi Oxford
ior the iss7. IN ball. crson,itt-i 10 Jsoss =.
sshsSslrue, Cs'i.c too o -,d lows, ~ The eighth
ial "a Augasi. t-e7. has be-a rvturnsd 6y hTm 10
remaining spiss.a the il,h daN II NAV,
l-eS hs his c"rttes ate Of that date, sad
uaaid; AID not'ee y h-feb, gis-a that II the
sad taxes -nd Interest and ehsiE-- ps,d
the F'eAsurN oi sad tess wilma ssEhtc.p IDosth.
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