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TentlIeton H.
Ser Dentiebem &ei,matb.

On teutlder @alb
Mlit beinet 9liimlein, bic reid buftene ipriebe
gielferbig ipnnenflar 81 1nlern JlBeu,
W9lit beinen bunfelsrun telautten Gi6en,
Scr ben tpir mDGten ebrfur9tssrn nns 11etger,
slus benz Gin uuna9 abn,tar' 9anser9pr er=
f9alt
SIM teutiden @alb.
Du teutid DE Glur!
Wgit betnent rptb unb blau b%urdrirtten Aleiee,
Das tvpst tn griinen Melle1t in bas @eite,
@pn flaren Silberba9lein frtld u%mi9lunsen
gpnt aroben @eite Der Matur tur@brunsen,
Scr fiji bid naabnt AT @pttes bebre Spur
Muf teutl9er Glur.
Du beuti9e 9Sb'!
sluf ber lt9 (pls Der @crseit 8ursen beben,
gpn reincn 2uften bit but MILD un,9eben,
Wp eera bas 9er3 int freutissn gerlareen
Die gauge Grhe liebenb nSGt' umfansse.
@enn ar hes 3bales Jtei3 i'd iiberleb'
Son BIT, bu 9Gb'.
Du beut}bes Qieb!
2ieblider alatg, aus tiefter 8ruf en!fanbea,
Du babnf ben @es BIT fern lit alien 9anben,
Dein it bic arafL bic 5errli9feit unb Miloe,
Sin9t bu pom @alt, Spn 9Ib'n> sp,t Tlurse>
tilbe,
Wie's III Der 5eimatb liebli9 nut ertlIbt,
Cu beutI9es Qieb.
M. &r.
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Ser Nrairie:S 6uDuer.

>, iast mir, mas siebt bort II itattli9 climber,
@ie Elm S9iT aus ber Gerne bur9 tbirn,eaee
Npsen
DurGfur9ene na9 Metsn ein erassrunes
Meer,
9it Seseln 10 peib unb s~eipaant iibsr 8usen
Sod lebe bas @9iF rnb bic 2eute BARN,
Gle Iinb un5 wiafpmmsrt, elm tpabrer Oewirn ;
Gs 1T ia has ~railple yrairienldiE
Sod, bod tbm-es ideut feline @o9e, fem
&if-
As long as the star spangled banner does
wave
Der the land of the free and the home Of
the brave.
Gs tpmn1en bic SISTER spn 9iab ,ab son Tern,
@te 1u9en uno fnbeu baS 8ete int 2eten.
GS latct fe freunbli@ Cit treitlider @terr,
linn MQen bas Glid elmer 5eina1b gu eeben;
9erbei benn, ibr 9euti9e, empfanget in 3eit
Die Seimatb, bic Gu9 Minnefcta seteut;
Sp9 f9aQ' bann int Subsl has d9t teutlGe
Akp.
6ier gilt ia fsin Nursea, bier gilt ia fein Git.
And our banner, in welcome, protecting
shall wave
Ger a prosperous State and the home of
the brave.
limb labt tann BET @aterlanbsliete int @9uub
Die Giutradt gum Sample fir Jrei6eit CT prie>
ben;
Das 9fe9t unb Der Mabrbeit beelidenbes 2ops
@irb tann pie eir Strcm unlre5eimatb turds
1ieBen;
Die @oblfabrt tes 2anpes, has lei unier :3tel,
limb tparen Der Teinbe nod speimal 10 stel,
Sod lebe ber @eten. has @diE unier @taat,
DaS Banner ais Sinnbilb Der Gretfaaten<
Gaat:
A union of hearts, where fair play does
proclaim,
That liberty reigns in full glory and fame.
Gbep. 81.
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@efan8peretne

1eaR tu nar in S9eit auf bic 8obleu,
Sp sibt Is tpeber @lutb nod S9ein,
Du muB ibm nod 0eiellen seben,
Denn ems alein brennt 19wa9 unb tletn.
Dp@ @9li9ten beiBts bieS 9eiterlaseu,
DAP 2uft benz Geuer Mabruns brinst
Da6 cine Slut bic andre sinpet
Mu9 fp's selinst, spenn Gintra&t tnst
Wenn Manner ii9 int @bur p~ereinen,
DaB Orpbeus in iein &ei@ uns siebt,
Sn Dieun uns sibt bic 3unft ber Mu1en
l1nb fcls erblibt tas beutf9e 2ieb.
Gbep. 81
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Sur HDmifben Gtaoteue,anbe.
[Jprtleeuns folst.l

Nius IX. III eebpren su Sinisaslia, ben
l3.Mai 1892; ltine Grhebung auf penStuel
@etri fanb 1latt ben lG. Stunt 1916. Oils
@apit trd9t er bic Gitel: Ste1Sertreter Seiu
Gtriltt, Nahfpl9er oes Appitelflriten Sber>
baupt Der a%Qgemeinen Stride, @atriar9 be5
Sccibents, Yrirnas DON Stalien, Gr5btihcf
uno Metrppplit &pm5. Spuverain oe5 5eitlis
den 8elistbunns Der rSniiAen STRIDE. 0as
teilt9e GpQegiulh, Der Senat bes 9ap1teS,
+ etsbt, penn e5 Yp1lsdt1t9 it, aus 70
Garpindlen (6 GarptnalbiihDfen 80 Garet.
| nalprtei fern unb IA Gareinalptacpnen). 0e>
9enpdrti9 linp To- Garotnalsbute vacant.
Son ben Mitsliebern bc5 Garotnal<GpQez
GUMS linb MIR nra y pur4 Yapt @rescr
XVI. %crnannte, bic itrtsen G%arbinGle iinb
1lmntli9 Don @ius TX. ernannt. 4 Garbi>
mile iinb iapn lber so Sabre ait; - iber
70 Sabre; 26 ilbss go Sabre, % 1aben SO
Sabre lberihrittsn, unb 4 no6 ntdt so err
retht. Der G%arptnalbefan Marip Mottei
trdat ben @urnur bereit5 36 Sabre. Der
dltsite Cardinal, GYriQe Mlumeba, Bat 81
Sabre; Der janste, eueiau gpnaparte, mod
nt6t 40 SATIRE.
@ius 1ab felt isines @ontiffate5 s4Garot>
mile iterber, tarunter s int Jdbre 1867.
Ia5 8erssitniD per 5ierardie wetlet II pa>
triar4ate be5 lateinil9en u1o prientaltiAen
&itus, 1879 ersbtid61ihe Sise, ia tiiNpFt<
de auf. Re6nsn mir 81 btelen S65 Sic
Sise in p%artibus infdelium, beren 900 Us
ersbiihpFihe u1b l9l btiASFi4e Stse) nit
Sitularen ssrlebsa fiap, 70 erbalten mir bic
3iTer 1904; beiest iino 9s2. Son ben II
@atriarGsn iinp 5 pe5 erienta!iihen &itls
nit DECENTRALIZATION Surtsbifttpn Nntip=
dia (ber Melhiten, Der Marpnite1t unb Ss>
rier), Babylon (ber Gbalplerl Gilirta (ber
Mrmcnter). 7 gatriardate bes lateinti9en
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8ter=Stu0ielt.
Gcn Genans Muller.
0nltnrgei1ldtliGe S~sn:ntaug beg Sierss

0nltnrgei9ibtlia5e Scn:ntn1g bes Sierss.
Mab pber 5albe?-Sp frast bic dAte
ManGener aelnertn jeben @ai Der in bic
WtrtbSfnbe trttt. llnb ie frast fatespriiN,
ie ufhneibet nidt um", fe perIhmdbt bic
ab9ssrifene &ebensart: uWas belisbt S.
men" Denn wern Giner in Mu!,Aen 1T Sic
3ehitube tritt, 70 peritett e5 iib bod BON
ielbit: er mill &ier ~trinfsn, entmster ei1a
NaB pScr eine r6alhe", pb CT 0urft BAT rcer
niht.
Der Ge,iia;s fat aber iI1n,sr 1url. @u<
rurt alip npA 1anse fra9en
Srember. 8tait bu biz cine a~ii>,ittsc Mtiz
lut9 bet Wirtb unb &clne1;n erwedeu, iv
Serlanse tr!ner cine Ma5. Gin Wonl, tin
Mab.
Gin %alt1a9riibcr Siertriyitr sr!a rcGtten
SAla9e stsbt ii9 tie NIT tSalten al, Ater
betradtst bieie Mdnnsr. Gs iinb ftiue frpD<
ballnartt9en Oetilpe nit tpblen &l,asl. G5
lt1o itattlt1e Weitaltea, BE tbren NlaB ppQz
fc1nr1e1 ausfalen, tpp le iisen ppcr jtebe.t.
Wslhe ernite Gute! @elAe Sebdbisfeit int
9al13ea Muftretsn! Gin folder Mann 1T ein
Sspus spn @pblita1p unb 8ar9srslid, Don
fpnierYatiyer Oeiiunun9 unS %atrtptismus.
CT buleist 5uweilen bonn Tprtidritt, atsr
1ur bent iebr 9en11Gistelt. Ct ilterl tIr;t lih
ntht, icltft tpe1t er cint9e uMabet" uber lttn
Sroinarium 9etrunfen butte. Der refine,
d6teOerfentranf id'eint lpgar bic pplitiiGen
eeibeniAaften 3u belhwthttsea, tnrem ct ben
2eib nlbrt ul1b runpet. 0a5 watre 8ier CT
Senst feine &erplutipn, bDhitens bar,,, pam
fein Nrct5 u119ere9tfertist ertDtt wirp. &C.
mtg, Bate Ser &Dmer 8rutu5 bayril0es 8ier
setratfe,, Gdlar wilrpc an Mtersl0tp1Ae &C.
itprben {ein.
s. 9tebt bret 6duptflaien rpn Sriufsrn
@ein>, Ster< unb Sranntpetntriufer. Sic
nnteriNeioen iih iharf Ypn ctnareer, ntidot
MIR int &tubcren, ipnbern fosar int Gbaraf'
ter. Inter 1rinfer opr TIT dti1en IruNz
fentnloer farr bier nidt bic Reae lein-Dsr=
1tehe ih aber 2euts, biz ~tri1,fei1 lint bes Sc
!pobnbett niQsa. llnb n0eurtb unterlNeite
l;h Scr MeniA Yrm Stiere, sat 1T nplcrt
Gr1l1te etn 9ciityeiher Sran;pl e bebauptet.
Inter alien gerelrern getltiger OetrInfe
1T Ser Stertrinfer Der 9en1iltplihlte uno pas
Sier ii Der 9eiellisite Sranf, ~ta{piern cs je~
bent @lter unb 0eidledte suiast. User i I'M
WiIaben 9etpelsn, ptrp btsie 9ebaupturs ais
,pabr beitittsea. Gie Natur Bat pieit Stabt
iiefa1itter1i@ nit lanpihaftliAen 9tei3en BE-
b~anpclt: bennpd III e5 bort 70 pptnlid ,tb
Der Srennbe fiiblt itp balp 10 ppbl barir, FL
etnbet1ntih, ais ici CT nit S(arwaner 9etuuft
ipprpen. 0enn bort mirp idpn Der Slus~
ling nit Siey 9cnabrt. Iprt alstn trt1lft
mani 8ier NIT Mcttp1e, ih mSdte 1a9sn,
aa9 miIenlhaftlthen Grunb}lgen. 01rum
1T Miia6ea bic 9en1ltbltdfte Stabt int &C.
mii!blihenS lppeutldlauo. IS lit cin @aupt>
fig bsutlder Aunit-es 1T bic Mstrppple bes
sanscn Sierre;fes, pa5 feline @reajea bon
Sutr 81 Sabr crmeitert. Ia5 Get9 pss
Sieres mtrb Elm Weltreih tperbc1, tpts Gin
grDberes nie pa9s!peien. Da5 Bier ppQ3iebt
eine eulturbtftprt1he Mt1ltpn tn
bent e5 ben, bIrapniihen &ranrtpet1 INNER
uehr Nrpytrjen e%ntreiDt.
TTprtletuna fplat.1
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Stu Sa9, Cit Heime8 2eben,
Gr;dbluns son
Martba son ber9pbe.
(G1ara npn Wahrp.)
(J~prtlebung.)

@eppel trus 6afen, Sdaufeln uno aQerlet
@erdtbe, be1en man int Sntere7e seflbrpetsr
9ruber bebirfen fpnne.
Sft febrten 8eipe na6 swedlp5 burdma4>
ter Madt Don ibren matlslisen @anberun<
aen beim; bod ME bereuete @aralb bic u1t<
nStbis seppferten stunpea na6tli6er &ube;
nie lief ibn btes ermiipen su t~anftiser Gpr<
forge; Elm llnslud, pas Der liebe @ptt feute
sndbia serbitet, fpnnte ia mcrsen eintreTen
unb NIT eben 70 roger Mddienliebe i. 6u1fs>
bereitwiQtsfett be9ab CT i4 sur ndhten
Madtwa6e,, ,renn al1d bic p%prbersetenpe et<
ne Yeraeb1iAe sepelen rpar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-05

Die critic STEELE in,paraoteis weroen Bic
ienisen etnnehraen,t bic iIh in esrGte 9etauiht
Eaben urp rom ausharrten.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-11
TRUST SALES.


DY VIRTUE OF A DEED in TRUST.
ID made TO me BY john u, Taylor and ~.
MoEwen, dated the 18th day Of April, 1850.
aud recorded In the Registers once II shelby
Ss' Ssi and SIS. will sell 10 the highest bidder.
nets therein mentioned and described. which
noic remains unpaid. at the northwest corner
OF Main and Madison streets, In tho ciy, OF
Memphis, Tennessee, on Thursday, the oth yny
on March next (lS6e), the real estate described
in said trust deed, as follows. to,witi n GER
tain tract OF lot Of land. situate. and being
In the county of Shelby and state Of Tennessee.
and In the city OF Memphis. beginning AZ
point on the south side OF Adams street one
hundred and my feet westwardiy rom the in-
tersection OF the south side Of Adams street
with the west side Of Boundary avenue, % MA
passas street; thence westwardly, with the
south line,of Adams street ono hurdred I,ct 20
n stake (Mrs. Lucy 81. ThcInton's northeast
sorncrl; thence southwardly and at Iight
nm rles with tho south side OF Adams street
three hundred and thirteen feet 70 apoint IN
theree eastwardlv with tho north line OF JEFF
frson street toxtended) one hundred feet
thence northwardly three hundred and thirteen
feet 4, Adams street. the BEGINNING point,
Leinr the same lot bought on y0th June. lshx
% q. IL, Smith, Lucretia ii. Smith, hnna y.
Guion and ii. Il. Guion. and on which l. D.
MeEwen now resides. .,
The equity Of redemption 10 this property Is
EXPRESSLY waived BY the TO ms OF said trust
deed, ani the title thereto Is believed TO be I'M
doubtedly good, but eonvey rs trustee only.
Y. ii. WILLIAMSON, Trustee.
Memphis, Tenn, Feb. 2, 1858. l3l-tde
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-11
A NashviIls wife Slopes with Young
Man.

nun.
The Louisville Courier tells story
about young wife who left her husband
in Nashville, like naughty girl, and
sloped with a eay Lothario;
The heroine Of the affair, which we
are about to ventilate, is the daughter oil
n highly respected citizen OF Nashville,
whose name we deem il unnecessary TO
make public Some years ago she was
married TO Charles Arthur, OF that city,
by whom ahe bore two children, beth OF
whom are living. II seems that the
union was ill-advised-the were mar
ried. but not mated, and lived unhappily
together Under such circumstances,
il ia not strange that their affections
were directed to other channels The
Young wife formed the acquaintance Of a
prepossessing Lothario named Dr. j. Il.
Stephenson, and as natural conse-
Quence, "the green eyed monster took
possession Of the heart Of her husband.
For time they ilirted with immunity,
but forbearance at last ceased, and the
hostile feeling ofthe husband at last cul'
minated 10 an open attack on the Doctor,
while in attendance with his wife at the
theaier during the play of the Black
Crook
The affair gave rise to much scanda-.
lous gossip ct the time, but 1t passed
ovor. and the Doctor was an unwelcome
visitor at the house of Mr.. Arthur. The
wife. however, manifested her luminosity
fer her husband, and il was fully re-
ciprocafed by him, according to her
story. She states that he treated her
brutally, aud short time ago requested
her to leave for other parts, and he
would pay her way. She accepted
his proposition, and on Monday last re-
ceived the money from him with which
she paid her fare to this city. Upon her
arrival here she put up at the Willard,
where she remained until yesterday. In
the meantime, Detective Bligh received
n dispatch from her mother, requesting
him to detain her daughter until she
could come for her, that she was running
away from her husband with Dr. Steph-
enson.
Accordingly, officer Bligh ferreted her
out, and while he was at the Willard
Hotel, the Doctor arrived from Nash
Vile. Both the runaways were arrested.
DIR. Stephenson denies having any inten-
ton of clipping with Mrs. Arthur, but
only wished to persuade her to return
to her home. The lady corroborates
this statement, and protests that there
has never been any criminal intimacy
between them. She says that she was
on her way to some relatives in Indiana.
She has no objection to going back to
Nashville if her husband and mother are
disposed to treat her kindly.
A second dispatch, however, an.
nounced that the mother and husband
would arrive to-day, and it is intimated
that the husband is 10 anything but an
amiable mood In the meantime, the
wife is in custody of Mr.. Bligh, at the
Schell House. We will await further
developments.
Since the above was in type, we under
stand that DR.. Stephenson declares that
he was on his way to Cincinnati on BUSH
ness, and met Mrs. Arthur by mere
chance. That he was about shaking
hands with her when she entered the car
rage, to separate, when both were ar
rested. If this statement is proven it
will exonerate him from any design Of
elopement with Mrs Arthur.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-11
Sale OF Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST. En-
ID eculed by Thomas Morissey, and in pursu-
a, &c of decree of the Chancerv Court OF NJ em-
phis, I will proceed TO sell. in front OF the
Greenlaw Opera House. on
Monday, the Second Day of March,
1868, between the hours of II and IL o'clock
the following lot Of land, situated in the city OF
Memphis, Shelby county. Tenn, and bounded
as follows Beginning at stake Az feet north
Of the north line Of Browns avenue, on the
west side Of Causoy street-37lx feet to fence,
the northern boundary Of said lot; thence
westwardly and parallel with Browns avenue
10 the center of Bayou Gayoso: thence with
Bayou Gayoso southwardIy to within AZ feet
of Browns avenue thence eastwardly on a
parallel line with Browns avenue to the begin
ming. Sail deed Of trust was made to james
III. Cochran, trustee. for the benefit OF John K.
Mills, and to secure q debt therein mentioned,
and was filed for registration ON the 18th Janu-
ary, 1867, and duly registered in the Registers
Office Of Shelby county. Tennessee. The said
James II. Cochran having resigned as trustee.
I was appointed trustee in his place. BY decree
Of Chancery Court Of Memphis, and as such
trustee, will sell the said lot of land and prem
Uses and will convey only as trustee, but the
title is believed to DO good. This 9th Janu-
ARK TX. 1858. j. f. oAhor4TE trustee.
Miles a Stoddard, auctioneers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-11
Trust sale.

ny VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST. Exc
ID cuted TO me on the 18th Now. 1855, by j.
III. and Ellen W. Mcclure. to secure the pay
menf of certain debts therein mentioned. one
Of which notes Is due and unpaid, !, will pro-
ceod 10 sell on the premises the following de-
scribed property The east half Of Lot No; 81
Of Jno. D. Armours subdivision Of Lot No; 4so.
runnine back between parallel lines one hun.
bred and twenty-five feet on the east line, and
one hundred and twelve feet on the west line.
Sale for cash, on the 4th day Of March. 1865.
leg II. III. DANlf, trustee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-11
Root, bog, or Die.

In answer to the petition ofthe Georgia
Convention to Congress asking for thirty
millions of dollars to aid the planting in
terest of that State, Horace Greeley
gives the following decided answer and
sound advise
We respectfully advise the aforesaid
Convention that Congress will do no
such thing, and we add an avowal of
our conviction that therein Congress will
do just right, and especially what is best
for the South. The chief misfortune of
that section ia that 100 many of her peo-
pie are to- day looking for relief" from
something else than their own faithful
labor. There are thousands on thou
sands of whites collected day by day
in the various grog-shops, ours
ing the laziness of the negroes
as running the South, when it is their
oion laziness that equally damages the
South and themselves. Then there are
thousands of blacks who are waiting for
land, or mules, or tools, or something
else, to be given or allotted them, which
they will never get except by solid, hard
work Let them ell understand this and
Just 90 10 acork as they best may, and
the South will soon be all right. Wait
ing for reconstruction, or for help of
some kind, reminds us of the Irishman
who grumblingly wondered why Father
Mathew did not hurry along and give
him the pledge before he drank himself
10 death.
Thirty milliona of dollars would make
large hole in the Treasury, but would
nowise satisfy the needs of the South.
A weeks faithful work from every man
in the South would effect vastly more
good. Twenty persons would wait and
watch, and run TO county seats or State
capitals, in quest of their share Of the
greenbsck shower, where one would get
the fret cent; and thus precious weeks
would be squandered, and the great
body Of the planters would turn to their
work too late, disappointed, disguised,
and disqualified for manly exertion.
The South needs, not more debt, but
less She would not be benefited by en-
abling her great landholders to hold on a
few years longer to their unwieldy estates,
which ere unsnited to free labor, and need
to be broken up into farms aud smaller
plats, owned by their cultivators. In
short, the thirty millions would only
serve further to demoralize and distract
the South, postponing that industrial
reconstruction which is Of more account
than any other. Her true relief is to be
found 10 fixed adherence TO the stern
maxim, Root, hog, or die"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-11

Again we call upon our Representative
in the Legislature to do something to-
wards having justice done the people who
live along the banks Of Hatchie river.
each and every one of whom, besides a
host Of others, desire the obstruction to
navigation removed. The Memphis and
Ohio railroad has no right. save that
given By act Of assembly in 1865, to close
the river. Misrepresentation were made
at the tine the set was passed. Now the
truth should be told and justice done
Mr.. johnson viii but do his duty IL be
demand, 10 the name Of his people, the
removal Of the bridge at Brownsville, or
at least such modification in iis con-
struciion ss viii admit e boats passing
and repassing at pleasure. Haichie
river is a Bavigable Bolirar
Bullefin.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-11
RALEIGH SPRINGS.
ANALYSIS OF THE
RALEIGH MINERAL SPRINGS.

u,HR scHRME FOR TIKI. DISPOSITION
i Of the Mineral Springs at Raleigh, Is before
the public. That there may be no misundcr-
standing as 20 the properties Of tho water. the
analysis Of nyo principal Springs y given 70
the public. Tho Syringe respectively named,
MARBLE, CROCK and Eukfk A, were ana
Emo. Sander. Subsequently. two other SPRINGS
have been Developed. and named respectively,
HAYLEss and NJ MAGNOLIA. During the past
Summer, the water Of these Sprinss was sub.
learned Chemists In this or any other country:
Tho analysis, siyen below. was Ii work 81
time and iaborious Investigation. and. accord
inr 10 the testimony OF the very hrst physi-
ties which, for curative virtues. are not sur
passed by any mineral waters on the Continent
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-11
VHE total amount covered by tho ntnn Poll.

rl,HE total amount covered by the Rtnn po,,.
u ces on property destroyed or damnred Il
$206,8 on which salvage will DO abont a.
per cent. Our total loss will not vary mncS
from 5000 900, and was promptly adjusted and
paid. This sum Is i've per cent. upon the Con-.
panys assets. a figure but slightly exeasS;n,
our Government and State taxes paid last vsar
or proportion equal to 5000 loss for com.
pany Of 10000 assets. 0oin-
The necessity for insurance and the vain. ~
wealthy, strong corporations is forcibiv IL
lustratod by this Ere. Several weak insnyorco
companies are destroyed. Portland bss q
population of S5.O00-was handaonelv bniit
mostly fine brick or stone OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and screened with upward Of 1000 shade trces--
bounded on three sides by wator-indeed
literally, almost rising from the ocean--and
with steam hre department-yet II has ain
000, 600 Of property consumed in few borrs'
upon a holiday when Its people are least ocsu-
pied-from the very insignificant eauss Of a
contemplate frecracker. "
Remember the trifing origin of fireg that
sweep away In few hours tho earnines ~
years. Consider your best interest and give me
Etna Agent a call if you need propsr in.nrs
ance security. Pay fail rate of preIniur f.,
a good and genuine article, and with fbess
lights and experiences before Won. procnrs
your insurance with shrewd judgment.
Applications for insurance prof, .,.iy atterd.a
to BY II. A. LITTLET0N & co.. Ar'ts-
No. % Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-11

Some statistical genius declares that
more is expended in the United States
for cigars. than Tor al the common
schools 10 the country" A smoker re-
plies. The expense Of the buttons on
the back Of coats, where they are Of no
earthly uss. j. equal 70 The support Of an
Cur orphans"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-11
DRY GOODS wANFEDs

4 WILL EXCHANGE Az ELEGANT
n BIildinf Let. afuaici on Shelly street, IN
3 desirntIc pc riion on fhs city. for Dry 9o0ff,
Reaty-hado clothinr. ste- Cal iule.l ..teiF.
J. C. HORNSBl,
Il5 No. 20 Fr 5nt street - story.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-11
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF CERTAIN DEEDS OF
ID Trust to me executed by @. Davidson and
s. r. Blann, partners, etc., recorded in the
Probate Clerks office Of Pamela county, Mis-
sissippi in book P, pages IA, 425, 432 and 4s5,
TO secure T. T. Green 4 Co.. of Memphis. Ten
nessee, and Black. Estes 4 Co., of Memphis,
Tennessee, in the payment of certain indebt-
edness therein mentioned, will. on the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-11
DEAFNESS, CATARRH,
CONsyUMP1rION,
Cancer Curedi

A TREATISE ON DEAFNESS, Ca
IA tarrh, Consumption and Cancer tneir
causes, means Of speedy relief, and ultimate
cure. By a Pupil Of the Academy Of Eeal-
cine. Paris. Sent to any add css ,oS 10 eefis'
Letter from Robt. McMurdy. DID,. LII. D.'
Grand Preia to Of Grand Encampluent oil Y. D.
and Editor of the National FreeDsns0z ,
NEW YoKK. September IL, 1S67. DIR. Stlwell
was in chanse Of Grace Church Hospital. Alex
andria. Va during the war. i frequently. al
most daily. for months. visited this HosFitai.
and had oveTy means Of knowing his reputa-
ton for ~ FIcIENcY and SKILL. IL was Of the
most credi table character. and his success IN
the treatm ent Of patients was emarkaole.
ORG ANIC VIBRATOR.
II Cts into tho ear. 4 not perez pitste, re-
uloues singislo noises N fAe head. and enables
deaf person ms 70 hear distinctly al church and
public ass mblios. This instrument vii often
produce re sults almost miraculous, and indeed
IN most eases % long standing deafness, y viii
relieve in 4 Ghort tine. IL may be ADJUSTED
with the cree 81 fpecfaclcf.
Or. Stilwell will be professionally a. 81 kest
Washinet0n lace. University. Builtiines, N.
y. daily. 70 to4 eEceRt Iuesd2ys. EhsR ne
vii y a. biz rooms. l95l Pine Nireet fhi,a-
drIrhia Pa ~