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is ABOUT 0U x 0Z reef, OF stone. ~ ~
laid offinto convenientrooms, AkSM&
with a good dry cellar, and r re ~
water in the Kitchen, Cellar,
Chamber and second story, forced up by a
hydraulic ram. ss1 hae
The Barn about 80 All of Stone and
Frame. with Corn Crib and Wagon Shed,
attached and Water in the yard. There is
Hog House, Carriage House with Ice
Cellar underneath, Wood House, Hen
House, &c.
A SAW AND GRIST MILL e
with long shaft and pulleys to drive circular
saws, farming lathes, &C., comfortable
Tenant House, and Stable all new, ALSO a
small Tenant House. af ST.
Farm No. 2, contains about
135 RES i
and is the residence of the subscriber. The
House is White Frame with Stone Basement
and of convenient size. The Barn is frame
with stone basement, about IS 40 feet,
with Wagon Shed and Corn Crib attached,
Wood House, Hog House, Carriage House,
Grain Shed, Smoke House, Wash & Spring
House, with Spring unsurpassed and ne
yer failing.
Both farms have been well lined, and are
productive, and have q good proportion Of
Valuable TIN Der, sufficient to furnish ali
the supply of rails of the best quality fcr
centuries, by proper management.
Each farm has two Orchards, both young
ones, of choice Apples and Peaches, and an
abundance of cherries. - saat
For further information call on the sub
scriber near Linwood, ont'.e Western Md,
Railroad,. also near Uniontown, Carroll
county, Nd, his post Office.
sss NATHAN .HAINES. e
| aug 20-5t - -, s,s,~a
lTRIxi TRIX!l-A delightful perfume for
| IL the breath. Sold at .West End Drug
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Valuable Farm at Private Sale
rFHE subscriber. as Agent, will sell at
81 Private Sale n farm containing


293a Acres of Land,
situated on the Monocacy, in Carroll coun-
ty. Nd, about II miles from Double Pipe
Creek Mills, on the road leading from Mid
dleburg to Mechanicstown, and within one
mile of the Western Maryland Railroad. The
improvements consist of a
large and substantially built A<SN-G
Stone Dwelling, containing IL go
rooms, with hall, recess, and g1ssle55ss
porches, and cellar under the whole house.
"A large. stone Switzer Barn, 100 feet long
and 40 feet wide; Wagon Shed, Corn Cribs,
Gr;inaries, Carriage House, Smoke House
and Hog House.
sEaSA. About so acres in Timber, and
40 acres bottom land. The farm
GFvSSR is divided into IL fields. There is
-. AN EXCELLENT STONE QUARRY
on the farm. furnishing stone for the rail-
road bridge, now building over the Monoc.
acy. This farm was formerly the homestead
of William Biggs. deceased. Price Of the
farm $50 per acre.
Also, tract of MOUNTAIN LAND,
situated about miles from Mechanicstown,
containing about 145 acres, and is within
half mile Of the Western Maryland Rail-
road. and adjoins the lands of Benjamin
Wilhide, Daniel Buhrman, Henry Buhrman
and others. ffs 81 W sf
Any person wishing to see either of the
above named properties win please call on
the subscriber. residing near Keys School
House, and within two miles of said farm.
aug SIMS BENJAMIN POOLE.
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Pipe Greek Farms

AT PRIVATE. SALE.
THE subscriber being anxious to remove
i from the State, offers his Real Estate
at Private Sale, containing between 26O and
270 Acres of Land, in the two tracts, with
two sets of Farm Buildings and Mill with
Miller's House and Stable, all will be sold
together, breach separate. No. ], Farm con-
tains about
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-08-20

FREDERICK AND PENNSYLVANIA
LINE RAILROAD An organization of
the Frederick and Pennsylvania Line
Railroad was effected at Woodsboro
Frederick county, on Monday the 10th
instant, by the almost unanimous cleo
ton of the following gentlemen as its
officers for the ensuing year, viz -
President, John Loats. Directors, John
Sifford, j. Alfred Ritter, Lewis Bruner
John Reifsnider, David j. Marley,
VIM. Fl. Falconer, A. w. Eichelberger
VIM. Rinedollar.
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n AIDES Dress Goods, all grades. at RI
j mar26 hooD :
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1S5 ACRE S

The buildings are all new, the HOUSE
is about 60 81 feet, of stone.
laid off into convenientrooms, kM-h
with a good dry cellar, and re -
water in the Kitchen, Cellar, -;
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TRIx TRIX!I-A delightful perfume for
IL the breath. Sold at sWest End" Drug
Store, by E. 0. Grimes.
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On Wednesday evening oflast week,
Bailiff Matthews arrested and carried
before Justice Hoppe, Mary johnson
and Martha Bournstick, colored, for vi
olating ordinance No. II of the city
laws, by rioting and fighting. They
were fined SO and cost
Constable Williams arrested and
brought before the same Justice, John
Zentz for violating the Sabbath Laws,
by working. He was fined SIS and cost.
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Among the list Of graduates at the
Pennsylvania College, at Gettysburg,
we notice the name Of J. A. Clutz, OF
Taneytown.
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EHAkBER OF GGKHERUH,
AEKPRIs. September p, 1853.
TRADE.

BusiEess gradually grows better as the season
advances, bus is not so active as was antici-
patsd- that II should be a. his time. The
we sther, which has not been favorable for
cotton has caused some hesitation on the part
ofour planters as TO the purchases they should
make for the coming season, and many Of
them have very prOVidently delayed laying in
their supplies until some estimate can be ar
nEsd alta 90 the result OF the seasons work.
White there can be no doubt that the falling on
VII be very great from Ehatwe. had reason TO
anticipate some weeks ago, We hope that
enough viii be made 20 enable the former 10
enjoy more OF The Injuries or life than they
have INDUCED in for yeafs gone by.
The dry goods market for the week has zen
moderately active and pricts are 1frm on most
staple articles. The upward tsndency in cotton
Tor some days back has checked the decline
which was apparent last week IA cotton gooss.
This side OF New York In TACT, the leading
5OOblng houses or that city cannot display bet
Terri as good, selections IN fa8cy dress goods.
woolsns, prints or notions than, can be seen in
any 81 or leading, houses at shis thms. orr
merchants generally bought early, in Auffefba-
ton Of an early opening up OF bushes $. and
~slIliBes of goods ear be bought mere as. chsap.
II not cheaper, counting cost, Of transporta.
ton Dan m any Nerlaer8 city,
The boot and snOe market has fully come M
tbzhs expectations ofdesIers for The week, and
prices connnue very firm, especially FOR ali
KINDS Of heavy wear for winter use. The or.
ders coming In, besides increasing IN number
daily, aregenerally much larger than hereto
fore. Buyers who were heTs only a short time
ago purchasing 70 al. Out heir assortments. are
again upon the market, but this lime are larger
Purchasers. As a ~geBerarthfng they are now (
LAYING In fail stDEks. 9-+1H
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DIX J MES.

[HH~ "a. TT A Z
EORMERLY DELANEY LOCK HOsFL
n Chs ON aous street., New Orlsa Us 1tn
lished 1851. for TIM Y last seven years
Chtcsages "a sdcelsa<ayea I1IooS oet1p rE
sDIsfAsEs. .ao be eOhddentially consulted IL
his Unfce and parlors, "a and % tsandoatA
street ac0rIteF of Uear1oEn street, OF " fSs1S4
DIR. AM + treats HRUN1
SYPHlH1 TIE and Skin DiSn4ASESs
and all sEERS nj azDONHA6lObo Hn-
MERE AA ndlsss,i srsenie
out the Iise of mercury toolos RotAssu, ~Tsett
or any poison. but with his NEUfhA 1AEes
positive cure for al hum Ors and blood porous.
ORG kSlC F NhSs suen IS r1IMM5ESaaIL
EMIS5lUNS, Brought on by aouss OIL VI
Isgans, early indfseretieuss excessesi I-ear-It
hsreciSarlIy, causing loss OF memory, cy1i
sion, depresR on, dimnfss of VISION aho olten-
atima sdssanFty, wilt. a dep or1sbte train OF othef
syn btoIns, Il Gated ana ,rad1cs Ally euEedsn5 an
tpta lIhle msthqds saving time Anl sAPFbSt.
privste clIafaets7, rsdieally anil Permanently
cured. r.
Oiddtseases of the most horrible class, where
this blood has becOaee~p94ssnsGs 6fis,ers
Fpainsin the head nd. bones, ulee rateo tproas
and nose, sores on al limbs and poayg $500
togetterrwtpaaah end4es number " sUaefAns
stee1uallFon d ~Eern8snentfy eete0. ~
/. DIR, III eeoneEnsaa6ap0S bAs R,S
the country by professoTa Of meaiSs
and by To 8 medical profeSaon gFn = "a
Thcse afhFcied should apply TO NM,
THE MUxTFos, byiDr. James, = treatise npon
diseases p -eulisr to tses sexual aAssax
sex, eanss acknowledgements. rsptfce
I'm the e1 elusive treatment of these nsSS
sent to q ay address, sscureay raped.
\ One Doltars Pamphlets on ePEBAAToKaAE
OF n e~sRaSaPH1Iss sent IN sessee- ent~ISp
upon Re seipt OF postaee-tEo rid stam2s. an.
dress ID r.IAMEs, Postcfnee Drawer oS9,Lau
g ge.M mols:
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WATERt WATER !
WELL BoRINe.

purchased the rlshf-for Tennessee,
n OF Hea{h g. o sP.tfntnel Borer. We
o1er OF .le 3 few CoGnty RlEhts,apd also 10
1870 - Z shortesl notice This infen-
- : 81 TyaToo vcsa by all pr ctfcal meu who
Sa1a seen NJ and these Who-have used q as
1nrsraIed tor theSYuSpoSe designed. -4hs Wei
occnnisS q Iifsla Sp.sce l. soss E roU an nui-
ssnee and accident; o neat and duratIs, hat
IL NAV be Ioested anywhere desired. We sro
xhole APPARATUS 10 parties ossirlng fosee hem
We have ind patable ties tim Snislsof Tue supe-
r{ariy am c. eapness OF = ese aeuS over AL
per day can be made By any lhteiHkcnt NO1k-
ing man in the use Of This invent n A ciuO
or d. g or SIX Dc rsons wanting Wells IAN Duy q
County Rfzhf Tor what q vel hypaidcost theMs
and " rk It % great profit for osners Eor soen,
opportunities are ever offered ior mNesLnsA
fsW hundred dollars to a~dvantags
Addresa r. FLETCH GR a %
Ees 20 o Reeona Heysst, AsnPhas, Tenn
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AUCTxoEEER 5.
RUST SALTS.
Trust NnLe.

NN THURSDAY, OJTOBkE /, ISS, AT THE
" hall Of the hamp OF Commerce, in odd
Fellows HAIL, Memphis, st Y o'clock, ] viii sell
70 the higae-t bidder foI Cash, lOt ", in the
kagiznd subdivision, situated On esst slds Of
RRgiand avenue, ~ feet fronI BY 49, feet depth.
on which is erecHed 3 comfortable Cottage. Tbs
sale Is made By virtue Of a Trust DeeQ 20 me
from J. W. Moore and Leauder slaughter.
Redemption waived. lille perfect, buL I sell
and convey only Is Trustee
au.8 John P. AREHEVAST, Trustee.
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hfTm2lT and Drug Store,
Hos. 40 aHd 80 North Ooartss.,

DR. RUssEILB DIsPENaARX AND IN
IL PRIMARY, the largest and oldest insSltu-
ton OF the KIND in tine southwest. ~estzbnsneS
in 1859, pleasantly located &C Nos: 40 ana AZ
north side Of Court Square, 1emphssE ennsA
open for the reception Of patients desiEi2g
treatment and thGGomforts OF u home WnLe
receiving the same. Patients also treated a
ire Office ct BY letter, II desired. Dr.
EvsFsr he Most OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ Ehe trsatunsnt CT Private or Secret Diseases
outck. thOroozh anu permanent cures gu2rhn-
fsad IN every case, male or female, H9oenl
~oses Of GONORRHEA and SYPHILIS cured
- = few days, without the use OF Mefcc1y,
CHANGE. OF diet, OF htndrsnce nom business
SFCONDARY SYPHILIS: the last vestlge
erad{ostAd without the Use OF Mercury, IL
vo7untary loss of 5smen stopped in = snOrt
SsaP. Sufferers from Impotenoy or LoEs OF
SrTusi Power restored to Tree vi&or-1n rev
-aeEs- elect or Gonorrhea OF loES st2nd1nS,
vreu al internal remedies hEve allied PSF
Cssnszflv aud speedily cured BY 8 new treat
-cof Victims ofHELEABU6Eand excessive
WSnerv. ~ fering from BPERMAT0REHEA
en,1Ioss OF physical and mental power, speed
fTv and permanently cured
SO All consultations strictly eo~nnoenkAL
ChTcutc- Rheumatism, Neuralgia GSoty rs
-fvsia' DEAFNESS, ete..treatsd bF the AID OF
Oface ho1rs froHs an. to pm, and nom
: T9S Using 70 purchase Drugs, Family
sFEd{~Iner- BcrunsFy, H0iieb Articles. etc.
! .-0Ild 40 well 10 sail 81 DEUS
/ STssRF before, purchasing NO. 4
| Sorth Court strsss. under the DasPs 1saTy.
HaDI
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the provision market has been moderately
..ftva since our last, and prices have mate
1sauv declined. especially on smoked neais.
Ness Pork. which is said 70 be y arce il Ole
Nortbern markets has fallen or about hfty
cents per barrel during uleaNesh
The iced market is getting quite bare The
boats arriving from above bnng very little
coTn oats or nay, while many Of our city mills
hsvs Leen compelled 70 stop work in conse-
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D-IssoLUTIoNs.
Dissolution Of ~Copartnership.

MEMPHIS, September 1, 1865.
THE copartpershtp OF Webb, Mitchell & Cs.
Isl his day dissolved aby limitation OF aflL
oles OF agreement. All persons indebted 20
viii and ourjunior partner u. 7 Webb, with
lie books, At Prize 4 ~Tfeadwenis, No. Is, Union
street.. Lee Block. Either partner Is anthoQs
fzed 10 use the nIm name In settlement. ~
w. h WEBB,
J.S III HELL, i
sssp2Im L. T. WEBB. =
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Notice of Repq0ral..

ATWOOD & ANDERSON, @ ton Factors,
a Gensral Produce and Commission Mer-
O. ana ave removed their business TO No. $50
Ms3n Street. between Unto and Gayoso strests,
Memphis, September !, Isos, sepo IN
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First Monday Of January, AID, 1869,


u being the Alh day Of JaBusry,-Is9, on
the premises, In sald county - CbtoOti AZ
Euhffc auction, othe highest btdcar, To- cash
IN hand, ali the land in AID recree mentioned
and described a. follows, tO-W-t: Beginning
chains and siXty.hy .1nsa vest Of the
southeast corner OF secnOn s51n township IS
marked with- a cross "A tuenss IN oianrteri
bears south Ts ~, Test - IEzs hacAperIy
marked with q eros = incnvs ia Gmeteri
bears south sGS. egst 70 links renee Nest on
toWnshap-line II oussns ard So inks to the
soafEwest. corner 81 s-ction - nj lie SOUTH
east cornsl OF SesAsop . corner r51 oak 70
inches IN diane er. b sIiug u rtho49 west .
INKS I; thence north on s@ciieL l-nS 20 chains
20 stake IN field tuenee west Dehaens 70 stake
6sTF nftle csrnsr OF ~secft0Hs g stnO- . & n is
inches IN aiemater hEarirg nOItb 80 wtst6a
Ink: thence east s! chains ano Is inks % n
maIhsrry cost an bank of ID h1yer Lake
4hsnca ~r1eandering lake south 80 ass s chains
and % Inks u stake thence : Utn o. U east
.2Iehalns 80 lisks 70 s.2kei thSnss s0ush ~
e-st la chains and q links 70 ktske; hence
aouth Sc, west Qsavtng stake1 - rs an08
links to stake tDence SCUM 81 - tAst "
4Sbains 70 take thsnoe sOuth ~ S, east IS
1chs1ns and 81 oTSoins on beginning, con-
tain9nR nine huE1rsd 1900 aeFesSd tatarusng
situate and lying ! = wnssip orsohll.ranss
: west- Aisofne fo~InwinRlsDCs u-W1ts vest
.a-f ~ VIZ Of sections " of bayou + 1t.
NW 4 OF EecIcn 9, T. OF hey on + III =
section 8; W W seessoI o. Z
II z W east q section 50, u 10 ) R2 W.
Also " Z section Is; n nix q same seonoD
Il same section and 5 . fl. Z sscttos "a, 4
IA Ss I1Eest, cont inirg, with the 800 acres
above described, t~wenty-heyen hundred tzUOl
aerea- more or less An OF the above descnbed
lsnd jronts on Lake Chtcct, bout "a miles
rom Lake Village, IA sad county OF ChtcOt
and state Of Arkansas. and = same viii be
.eold IN block or in quantities 10 snit pur-
caasars in ordSEIo carry out said defISS- l1S
ia one Of tbs. most Vaip2pls Tracts CT lana n
the South, abont 1900 acres OF which are N q
biea state OF cultivation. The Improvement
ares me Steam Gin IN good order, Two good
Dwelling Houses end brick quarters, s1fheient
sale win lake place a. l2 O'clock non said
dso L. II. SPRINGER.
TX CommisaiOner.
HrCpeinnal Weekly Encuiref copy eight
weeks and send blu shts ONCE. ans
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Msmphls ssp.ember !. lssS.
R.ennh Riadoao GIass.

K FULL assoftT entJpgt received, and row
n o~feredat1ow trtceS. Also Buitd6tai nhio--
y, ROBBINS 4 BRADLEY,
228 seYono street.,
.snnav Adams Block,
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hest ana handsomast ever brought to this
~, rkees siur friends andtne pub te VII piEase
eeSeept our ranks Tor the liberal pafrenaze
-hsr sfofore.be lowed Eponus. Hoping To- merit
acf of thai + tuFs, We In
VT them al tocsl and examine on5 stock
Z WAhave eI gagged the services or MajorJ !. II.
Ri DIUE, formerly Of J II. Waggener COS,
snd he win be pleased 10 see and wait on his
mn oeYou~ friends sepi6 3m
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TUESDAY, the 20lh osy u September. 1855,

stll S'ciock an on Second street, attheS uth-
east corner u COu IS Square, IN ms cILs OF Msm-
plls, 5tase CLAenuH1s1e OEzE ler safe, a. pGp-
Lie AUCTION, AID sell ~ the hEne-t bidder iOE
cas- the following scEb RAJ estate. sitCa-
ted IN shelby eOdnty Isnuessae cesi grated
aud descrts-o Hs follows, 70 Wit: Being parts OF
Lots Nos s. ana u, on dChu . IEaybr OLs
plan OK p o. OF Subdivision ol Is one ngnITed
acre trait OK ian, lear Memphis, Lednnlug On
the MOTH SIDE OF Henry treeh, az q STAKE oae
hum. red ana seventy -Gv- ~ flef eat ron
the sOutnsast corner Of Bei1 view 7 Q 40. &C.;
thence Eorln parallel AKA the sssL boundary
line Of said Lot No. 81, seven cham to e staae,
Stutt ei<hty- t1s degrees easE ore nuudred
AuG seventy live (ll51 fsst from lie Northeast
CoIneTO Of ssld lot No. It, thsuce south eighty
nine dssTses east, risab $40 q 81 l5l CHAINS,
de sl75 IeetI 10 the west side O. POss and Ran
avenne; the5ce soul sevsn- % chaius VITA
west side u Pot and Ran avenue, 10 southeast
corner o. sslaftot No S.; ne G hoFth SO west
with north side O Hri.ry street eigaL So l3
Is 52-lQol ehsii s ue-sIS5 let 10 IEe Beginning
corner, c ntan ing ab0u four acles
Iwi1 sci said lanu toPay the balance due On
the notss mentioned Ia The Cstd Of trust. a.
directed by the be eacisTy.
The equity OF IedeA pitCn IS waive, and tbs
Title is believed 20 be good. bat shall sell and
eOnvsy only es trustee
auS0dSs "a 3. Z. WABDELL. Trustee.
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Trustees Sate.

timber and By viItse Of a lead OF Trust ex-
u eeated 10 ne b. = - Eyeleth, on NOveE7-
Der l4tn, isSl, anu registered II ths Registers
ONCE Of ShzIby cuuLty, Lenne Sc, il Book
No. 90, pages Is and lE9. 7 Wal, on
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Dissolution.

,r,HE Firm OF w. n. Eakin q CO. YES dir
solved by mutnal consent on the 18th Am
Gust. 1883 Eitherp party Is authorized TO settle
me business of the ald
All persons 1nIebted to the firm OF ". N.
Fakin & Ok. are Eeqnested 10 come forward apo
settle without delay. The books and papsrs.
Ziil be found al this UnderwIiters' Warehouse
corner OF Market and FromenAds stTes g.
49, -fss1 9la 1T W. N EAKIN.
rzE a. - -" A. CON NELb7
Memphis, september I, 1868.
The business will be continued At tina old
stand on Cniekasaw street, by A. Council snd
NJ. Council, jr,. nm, er the nrn name Of A.
Council s. Co, ssa
phis, Septenber l. 1855. sep2
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(. CarVeT.& Co.'S Improved Cotton Gins,
AseNeaIe 4 UFban's Fire and Burglar
PrOsf Safes,
Tenuassaa- sapnosI-spd KantneRT iran.

ETMerchants are respectfully invited to call
and examine our Stock, which we are now
daily receiyTDg before making their purchases
elsewhere. Cur Stock il. large md co mplstes
embracing every variety in a GENERAL
HARDWARE BUSINESS, and we feel assured
hat we can offer the Merchants superior in-
ceme to trade with Us. We are deter
mined TO suit them in prices. Come snd see.
sep63m ALLISON BROtN.
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Commissioner !

DY virtue OF a decree Of ne Cbieot Circuit
d ouT 50 The UhnnceTy size thereof zen
dered AZ she December Term A.D., 1850 said
iEcuIt, ina certain suit therein psDdlDg,
wherein Richard z. Sessions was complainant
an Waiter Sessions waA ~defencAut, tEe Under
win SSH. On the
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MURRAY & RsDcELY.
MERCHANT TAIL Rs,
81 Madison Street,
FsLL AsD wlNTER GooDs.

-HAwE tusks received their maguiHcsat and
II beautifuAassorfme1s OFF,
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sulting insinuations, would have taxed
10 the utmost the forbearance Of the
rebels, as he politely used TO denominate
the Southern witnesses. In fact, after it
had become apparent that the defense
would not be allowed to produce any
evidence in favor Of the prisoner, par
ticularly after the above MENTIONED sub
penas had been countermanded or re-
voked without our knowledge, no further
attempt was made on our part to bring
these gentlemen before the commission.
Capt Wirz told me several times that
even to save his life he would not place
his cherished, brave aud noble chieftain,
Gen. Lee, in the position Of being ex-
posed TO the insults OF such man as Lew
Wallace.
The recent revelations by Colonel Ould
must, indeed, be a terrible blow to the
participants 10 the murder of Captain
Wirz; for murder it was, and has so been
decided by the highest tribunal of the
country. Wirz, as he promised before
his death, is already haunting them by
day and night. No Loyal Leagues and
Grand Armies of the Republic can pro-
tect them against that terrible spectre.
The remains of the man who spurned
life at the cost of becoming a traitor or
suborned witness against bis former com
patriots lie still side by side with those of
poor Mrs. Surrstt, buried in one of the
warehouses of the arsenal in this city,
and still denied the right Of Christian
burial. Nobody any longer doubts that
they have been murdered. The Supreme
Court has declared those com missions
by which they were convicted to be un-
constitutional. Yet their orphan chill
dren are not even permitted to weep at
their graves! How savage this nation
has becomei
Can it be true that the star-spangled
banner still wives ''over the land of the
free and the home of the brave?''
Respectfully, Louis ScHADE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-16
A Mans Body Sawed in Two.
From the Cairo Democrat, Sept. 1OJ

j
One of those fearful and suddea acci
dents that at times happen in all COM
munities and startle them with their
dreadfuiness took place yesterday morn.
ing at half-past eleven o'clock, at the saw
mill of Z. 7. Ross, on Ohio Levee, and
which resulted in the sudden death of a
German named VIM. Butner, by his body
being literally sawed in two. The facts
are briefly as follows:
As Mr.. Butner and another man we're
handling a piece of timber, il slipped
from the other mans grasp and struck
Butner in the breast with such force as
to knock him backwards upon two circu.
lar saws, one above the other, and which
were running at the rate of four hundred
revolutions minute. His body was in.
stantly cut in two, in a slanting direction,
reaching from the left shoulder, from
which it severed the arm, down to the
navel. The right foot was also severed
from the leg. The upper portion of his
body fell into pit in which the sawdust
was generally caught. So sudden was
the accident, that persons in the vicinity
of the saw could hardly realize the fact
that the man who had stood before them
but few seconds before, with life and
vivacity, was corpse, his body separated
and bleeding before them. Death was so
sudden that he was not even heard to
utter grosn.
His remains were gathered together,
and an inquest held over them. Verdict,
occidental death