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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-10
Where the Mean Rebels are Absorbed.
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Where the Mean Ne Dels are ADsOrDeus
The "reddest handed, most blood
thirsty and merciless rebels developed
by the recent war, are now members OF
the Radical party. Look at CAN'T, OF
Arkansas, Brown. of Georgia, and
Hooper, of Texas All of them fiery
and original rebels, they we're for hang
ing, cutting and quartering every man
in the South, who .etrsyed even moder
ate Union proclivities. Brown, OF Geor-.
gia, turned deaf ear upon the cries of
the thirty thousand starving Union SOL
diers in the Andersonville prison pens,
and, as Governor of his State, favored
giving the last man aud the last dollar
Hooper lead gang of desperadoes
during the last year of the war, and
made it his boast that his own hand had
cut the throats of sixteen Union prison
ers. These men, condemned, and even
disowned, by the rebels who bravely
took the field and fought the war TO a
close, are now shining lights in the
Radical party. They denounce Demo-
Gratis as copperheads," and have an
unconquerable love for the nag they
tried to disgrace, and the people whom
ii afforded them marvellous satisfaction
to slaughter Decent rebels do sympa-
thize with the Democratic party; but
characterless, base, treacherous and vii
lainous rebels belong TO the Radical
party, 10 man, and took prominent
part in the nomination OF Grant. and the
preparation Of platform for Northern
Radicals to stand and operate upon.
Unquestionably, mean rebels are all alb
sorbcd BY the Radical party.-Cairo
Democrat
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-10
The Commercial G situation.

Business (says the New York Daily
Bulletin) is probably in better condl-
ton to-day than it was year ago; we
hear fewer complaints Of extreme dull
ness, and failures are less imminent than
they were during 1861 The csuntiy IS
each year settling down to a condition OF
affairs in which the suspension of specie
payments is regarded as an evil which
cannot be remedied in short time, and
the expression of the opinion of the busi-
ness men of the country to-day would re-
suit, we believe, in showing majority
who believed that the full resumption of
specie payments in the United States
will not occur in less than ten years.
This conviction that we shall not reach
a gold basis for several years to come
has only become settled in the minds OF
the community within the past twelve
months, and its effect has been undeubt-
edly beneficial Uncertainty, as to the
future is the most pernicious cause OF a
dull state of trade, and we congratulate
ourselves that with the removal of all
such chimerical ideas as that of an i'm
mediate return to specie payments, or a
payment ofthe national debt in five years,
or, on the other side, that further issues
of greenbacks would be blessing, the
commercial situation is vastly improved.
1t possible to find still further cause
for rejoicing in the prospect that the
Southern States will presently be recon-
structed in some way; and once in the
Union no political party, of whatever
opinion, will try to put them out again.
The questions Of suffrage, disfranchise-
ment, representation, ETC., will ADJUST
themselves after few years according
to the majorities in the States themselves.
In a commercial point Of view it matters
not so much on what plan the States
should be brought into the Union, as that
they be brought in by some means, that
military government should be with
drawn and the future civil status of that
large section of the country should be
settled. This must be done before any
considerable degree of business prosper
ity can prevail in the Southern States
and this long event is ap
parently soon to be accomplished. How
ever differently persons may look upon
the means used to accomplish the end, 1t
can hardly be doubted that the event
itself will favorably affect the condition
of business. Iud Hai t1 3 s"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-10
THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY FIRE And MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF In HIS. Ds1R rio
CAPIrAI.F- 4 W-N-fh 80 s3oo'ooo
aAtA SOFFICE-FIRsT NATIONAL BANK. sai'aa
OFFI(JFSFS: ii nf .ia4a l.ae-. "a /
srEnBINs secy.
DIRECTORS: bsetsyff '' '''i',b 'e.4i.d
n.vs 3. w IERFFRsoNs7 i J. MURPHY L. woLcorT

at the conviction that, if this bill became
law, and if the revenue derived under
it from whiskey should amount to $7O,-
600 900, the receipts Of the Government
for the year would exceed by $43 ,000, 900
all needed expenditures. The Govern
ment would be able to pay bounties, to
pay the interest on the public debt, and
to pay all other expenses, and come out
with that surplus at the end of the year.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-10
L9tta and Her Fab y.

Lotta Miss Crabtree) arrived IN this
city yesterday noon, and remained
during the afternoon aud evening, visit
iug her two brothers, Who are at school
under The care Of Rev. J. T. Ernst She
left on The late train AZ night for the
East Before departing she requested
us % deny the Newspaper reports touch
ing trouble With her father and his alb
siractine United States bonds from her
trunk. There is not word Of trrth in
IRE matter, and she would have net him
IN this city had she not been detained By
su accident this side Of s.. Louis--Btyf
fals EzPressr june 3
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-10

THE OFFICIAL DIRECTORY for the United
Goyernment. the duties ofthe several Depart
ments, skelches of all the members Of Con-
gress. the officers and terms of the Federal
Courtq
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-10

THE STATE RECORD; containing the State
and county officers, the organization, jars-
diction, and terms Of the Courts for every
State and Territory.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-10
EplCAL. l|
c1 DIR. USSELL'S De
sln.ri flaHIl.lr TTlIel ul!l7nlIr
PRIVATE MEDICAL DEPENSARY,
10 t8dti. 1.a r-u aI trcns roli
i1ib Established I'm 1881 ar1
ss'y nsarl iraloe % m9a.9nao
THE ONLY RELIABLE PLACE
svl NIg luu1T lol nai riai ntaflI af
r liaP FOR THE CURE OF ''oa'
Cullt efi 1'=
Private isease es.
M EpIcAL.
DR. 10 USSE ELLIS p'

DR. RUSSELL, Nos. 40. AND AZ NORTH
~ Court street, north side Court Square, Mem
phis, Tennessee, is acknowledged BY all par
ties interested, as by far the 80.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-10
CATARRH,
DEAFNESS, CATARRH.
rrl Ti irsUntrH nG aafu a
CONSUMPTION.
" amataIA % AND ias" e1sma
fNSD Ie tat tet
Cancer Curedi

40 M I'D HIf |f..N
A TREATISE ON DEAFNESS. CA
IA tarrh, Consumption and Cancer their
causes, means of speedy relief, and ultimate
cure. By Pupil of the Academy Of Medi-
cine, Paris. Sent to any address or 10 cents.
Letter from Robt. McMurdy. DID,, III. q.
Grand Preate of Grand Encampment OF u. 81.
and Editor of the National Free7sdson
NEW YoRK, September II, 1866. DIR. Still well
was in charge of Grace Church Hospital. Alex
andria, Va, during the war. / frequently, al
most daily. for months, visited this Hospital,
and had every means of knowing his reputa-
ton for EPFIoIENCY and SKILL. 1t was OF the
piost creditable character. and his success In
the treatment of patients was remarkable.
RoBT. MoMURDY.
ORGANIC, VIBRATOR.
1t fits into the ear. is not perceptibte, re-
moDes singing noises IN the head. and enables
deaf persons to hear distinctly at church and
public assemblies. This instrument will often
produce results almost miraculous, and indeed
in most cases Of long standing deafness, it will
relieve in q short time. 1t may be adjusted
with the ease of spectacles.
DR.. Stilwell will DO professionally at ii East
Washington place, University. Buildings, y.
Y, daily. 10 to A. except Tuesdays, when he
win be at his rooms. 1882 Pine street, Peiia-
delphia, Pa. aA %-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-10
BUSINESS HOUSES.

! Bslo,s our readsr. wia dad reliable dirse-
torn Of eommsrciai end professional frn'' ot ne
oiiv, pkick wiil BE- vaiuabie for present. and M
l.lr. rrlrranal.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-10
The Greatest Discovery Known
to the World in Medicine.
Eureka Life Blood Elixir !!

HAS AT LAST MADE ITS WAY INTO
III this country, after having been in use in
the old wor for so many years. and especially
in China. The celebrated alchemist and chem
ist, DR.. Hepserdam, of Pekin, China, has at
last consented to his great CHINESE REMEDY
being introduced on this continent, and has
established few Wholesale agencies for the
purpose of supplying all druggists throughout
the towns and cities of our country. This great
Blood Medicine his performed cures 1.-THE most
astonishingl. where every other remedy known
in Mdferid Medicd has most signally failed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-10

MARCH, 1858 I: NOW READY, THE FOL-
NI lowing work. containing 1893 closely
printed, large octave pages, well bound in law
sheep. Price. $40:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-17
3eidlnenihule.

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anavp's SHGtGt Wieeer eG 3ehnentule iar &nabsn
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sea bittet man bdleBr ~ MAIDEN t23I-i
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SermiidJte Scri(bte.

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bppt.GpIllliUn,) Die ihWCr Irrwunretcn
purrcn nab prmGpptidlc aGfhlift, mdtrmo
bic 10 lctbtrr Bcrpunbeten mciit Ubne gtt,
butte i'm Stdnbe partn I'D, ndtb loren 9Brt.
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Union Terp Co." lttGte, duf frcicn Sug
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nod.
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gScrtun0m fir bic tubani1t grptcttpn,
mcldr prr Gin 9ddr laaen NufeGcn mdtbit,
nthtS ais SdWtnctI inn, uni IummTpptn
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rem Grprtitrns-G -Gprp5 wtreen mGhtCn.
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MIN bcutr braonnen.
9dulint Guibman, rtc ais Sunbibaitcrm
ipdtrcnp ccS Slrgerfricats bcfannt 8aprrcm
une pcr bret SNbren unitr pem 5itrl .Ntairr
9auljne" Gulbmdn in y9lnum'S 3tcder"
NuIirdt, uni fir S'clp ibrc Grletniilt Al or.
sdbltn, wurrC ppracitcm Nbnp dui Die talm
Al1utlGe Sldgc pcrb1ftct. tlb iic prn cincm
;3sIlun0Srrpprtcr $493 9citrblrn bNbe.
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gladlrlc tclcarapbiidDrr s3cridItc.

- 3ufpioc ctncI Icpeibc ans Gbttdop IN
nodb @rrtNten aus % Gpuntirs ppn Tui.
noi5 her Icritbdo N lmcr GpnilitutiruS,
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SaNtCS lCrIS in 3 5laatcu wtrp ms G,nI-
bsr ecr ctt bcrttSe ,Stddts gpuyrnttpn oeldn.
aen. Tcm GCrpctmcn uud wirn Iib HI,
TuNlrc Sppplitiru orotn tIrics lrrirft in.
,wilbst bcpeuienr d6dtltplpagbt pdbcu.
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9upcl he's Or gpue. yc,,Qcr, Iturb p1lllbly
am cBcn Dpnneritaa.
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mCld,c caS wrllitbc lrr15 rurlDratrcn wirp
ii in 2(nortn aeupmmCn.
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3 bic GllmabmnN bt5 5rn. : 2,puvlcf Sri
lar NIT Jrm. Rtuit gBare Gun.
49, GburIUW 9Seeo M nit iciaer Jpd,cr
aus europa ,urudlcIrDr. MIN iCrpcb ypr,
lduii9 irCcr pputllhcn uap lpuruQliIt,tDn
ltatl3feit irm blcItcN.
Jn gcwtrnpl, GiaT., harb Ypriar
gGUtc 81 Sabre d., ser @ruirner Vlun,cl-
Ter, ,Sr. lCuR 2,pplelcn. Crtlbc lat mir
itiHer, 1896 pcrlpr9luen Ua!ln Gl Saylc
jGlamnlen Ncltbt.
- Sri. YmrD 9B. 6Criwbt 6at ais Ser
duSNcbcrm unp NtcaFhice pas bisber pru
ibrem Batter Ocfaertc Vtatt ogIbnly,gltyry
cate" IN WitIpurt 0nactrrten.
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8brbercihnocu fllr bic I'M Dc,cnbrr nan.
Inrcnpe @aSprS. .gGatl oerpfim.
- 9tihlcr Gbls. 9. Qprb, Yrm St. qpui.
fer NrcisNcriNtc, it am Srmaa.NdGm,t.
tl0, 81 Sdpe dll. am SppkuS Serlnrbsr
- Die Dritilhen Iamvfir .sibcria D." yrn
9tbrpppl 2S., Gueenstcipn %. Sft., Pcncu
l3. glQSbr. mil 208-unp europa" ron
@Ius9Cp 3O, Mipptlc 81. SHbr, nit 43l
YIfd9tuen, iinp am Slmaaoe IN 9itp> 9Jort
etngelauiCn.
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1886, 900 in StbaBnptrn am Sdmilaoc Srn
Sln Sranliscp nads Wanamd al.
- Der Scbccncr .. 9. gatIcy." wtl,
der am Is. Wdi nit cner $50. 600 pertbrn
Qdbun0 Spn 8ictplta, DC, otfubr murtr
pa mar ictlbcr nidt wieper prn ,bn, bbrtr
filr Dcrtprcu 0ehdlten unb mcbrcrc 9(IItfu.
rdnS GielCttihdItcn ,atlten ete trt tbptn Yer.
| lidrltcr Summcn. sjcgt crfdbrt man nn,
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gri0t, ME cie hes Nneutn crircut len
mufie.
@aIImr'S 9lant Sur 6irninmns hes ilr =
9cu Wdr6cn5. peld,rs feline Qejcembaft 70
geipdIti9 cnBunbCt bate, wdreu &nfanls ft,
nrSpe9S IdutCrtr gianr. Or mar IN Bc,ro
0lit bic 6raueu 10 Weni1 aeiptfcnbdIt mic II
pielcn oupucn Dinaen. Str uppigr JmuG-
menld brnahtrt aud bic 6raucn nur ais
Q8rrtiCuar pcS NugcnS Deer pcS @uGul0rns
fur ben minntten G9psmue. Die @rpcn-
fen Der Gbrc ppcr Der Wcral beunrutioen
tbn nicbt; rie 9efrtcciauna icneS 8crlanlcuS
mar tbm allcs; pie 98dbl pcr Whtel eaju wuy>
pe nur purcb bic Btemeun9en her itm la.
raus GrpdNrnern 8Grtbcilr cnHbieSrn.
(Srtti. fplsLJ
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a g}aItjmorr-
Cbio (sileW : Gabn.

I'm uHs ndb gpnntas tcn 10. stgt. 1865, seter
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Yarlsr'HAFS' HRf t"sri ~s
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trub rrn SnIlinprr al. Der
Zdlmcn 3ug
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taRltb nm llbr 10 NtH. Rddm., tSpnrtaBS dug9c.
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Scr GIlttGtte Sttpsjua acbt ppn Baltimore
irhh m,e | llbr 20 Min. uno llbr 20 Radhm. pSn
Glsrt's e!p I'm 80 unb II ubr 10 Min. irlb. upb
$50 unb lHr 80 Dim. Hdt,maas ab.
Rddb Sa9CrStupn.
Wbtihrt RES 8U9e5 ven baltimore 20 utr Uprmtt.
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40 Hdbm., rno Irmnen ltn 2.55 5id,un. llne 1.35
AteneS ait. Nebren Jurui um uNo lu.35 WiprStnS
mrrcmmR INT 1925 gISr5tnS ws I.45 Ratmit. N
SdIttmCre III.
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abidbrt Scn Baltimore trib lm libr 81 gim.,
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ARtUaJ Usr % MN.
gtt8an8pO s0NfbtuatVr irut 7, Sll. NH
l2}a UHr, 9tabmutdbs to $40 uHI ugt 80 4iul.
abeRbS.
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Abtutt.
QUegen ndbcrrr GusI.mit weuHr man ilh an sds su.
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spCgen wttttrtr Aattunr iOve 6aEgbatIc 0utr Hrt
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girrlaptitIler lllurp.

3emperancCptilc, ga, l6. 9ipp.
9jeltern eeNtn Gaactaubruh ipplts Der tart
betrurtene Spbn Qedr ppn bier IN pls S3Ius
tes Spbr Grcoe, NIT Rent CT in frcunplhlft>
liden 9estcbunScn stlrbt Bate, rtnerngen.
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duf Gtnlab behdno uup at her Sbilre ritttrl'
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ben Saufen. Tear iisl auf Der Srue trtt ~
9cesn. 6irppr ltefertr lib msflaumt ee
9ebprte aus.
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Selesrapbilbc Scpeidcu.
Cetrialn fur ttn -Emti4sn esrrsissnssntta.-l


Sutbec, Can, 10. 9ips. - ecro Wcnd
unb lcue 6dnlIltc lelcIten atlrru nab Gn9-
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InlafIe TAFT. Cir Wpnebdm purb: 9clcrn
ais Standardization rrr Ipmtntpn feierlttb in
Galtrt. RaA ncucrcn ;uStrlllli5cn QitIrun,
geil wire rer ntue @:ntrdl -@puptrneur rie
Nniunit gOrN Mcrd'a IN GnRidnp nittt al
martcu, irrpcrn litb ttrctts frub,r ;tni6if'
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grrs.
Ntrtcr inter Satrcr Irt aanifrtk
Iceer pGNGAtr fat loo ID GrpGd frei, fur uitCrat.
ptht lpth cine 0erinAe Ndte berCbnst.
aut iteem 5uAe behHett lit peltbItrs Elm DeutiG
pretenttr EcaMtsr.
ySarnur1. Hft bttru9en ~ ptrbtN Eaue man
Htlcit llrtlt rcH unCrtlbnctrn Generd IAentSn her
EG9H. Sttp RdaS,
Gtnerat saGtrt str 9tprtbrrn Central. WRb
pcRuNipdNiihGn Genbdbn.
a. flr. l2l Gbdmt1r, Gdt ttr anrlrlFe.
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3ur Noi)riht

Dtt Rem 6ampier .Seutid,lans" tmsfusen mir
dcbte tiirtIci,s SipstiScH bohmiiebt Safclbirner
be Gsrbicn, Scipaitene Grbfen, 4aBo. Saieroriise,
D,iirnbcrscr Ttueeln, itaiieuitbe 1faccaroni, &t.
tlprien aSs,ensrits, Serlserffe lit aaea 8unmern,
xanf!en. SSashbplerrbctrcn, Mobn,, aiinmels,
Gdnaric,i- irte Sanft- 3daneii, SbpeplaSc. 1alat,
Srt te. wtle Ariiftl mir sum Mispererfa ~ ben
Siaisatu Waritpreisn smpieblsn.
5lpeel Y pan 5feeA,
Nltprtsurs ron surGpalhea srroutttn
(G4-) ~ 3Ta spea-R iltmortar
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2luSipauncrcr unn Siciicube uatb
ecm gSeitcn NIB OSprbipcltcn Der
ScrCiui0tCn Staatcn O0n 9iur0s sgllRcrlfa
fpdrcm 3cit ume Och, ipenn ffc he
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UuraGaBHeg.
1868.
So alssS llOrtbrrH
GeMtEai : @iIeN : Sabn..
E6aIib
(GpnntdIS aUsAcncmmer)
Utcr 3ngc

linCl Hllt5Dllrg illl0 Delll SSeltetIl
aipCi Siidr tdGieb Scnntdls dusaencmmen) mad
Buffalo pnb piidaard.SGllcn.
9en RIlt nab SunutdI etn 10, Sept.lS6S' DE 3uBe
peria'itn Baltimore pr icllt;
$50 DlpracnS puh SsbnetI;ug 9dalb
Spnrtdls auEgtnOmnttn) Rab yutSturI unb ccn
g0tisr Ginrd 9ufdIc uuc tsn Na8ara. 6duen II. I. ~
I2.0n Didd,mittdaS ShuciIiua - 2Gaild s-pHH-
tags GlSlencmnlcu) UGd PiIsbarB une tem Gtlirn u.
utrSlth Hur his gviliGmfrpri.
l. .Nbcme @rprcs. (ScmsGGS aaSSenCmmsnD
iur ZEN lBelitn.
II.00RatbtzGrprce - IdgIib mad lem gDtlet
rtrtb nab Sutac, 9lcbc!cr, ben @uBdrd-6dlen une
Ganiti.
Die 5lat nit ter -gDtl.Marglanstr giirubabu" de-
ZEN $50 NirrgtnS ure $50 unH 5.25 WatmtidBs ab.
Die 3use uIdpnRpptr une Uetlosbnrs 0eten S.jJ
MprBens una II NitItn9s al.
Gle 3uBr nit her pGumberire gaatpeF GtlentdtR"
6tltn $50 @torasnS me IL llbr Mittta6s ab.
Accommodations 3iigc,
@ddi sIurl - llm $50 Nd6miito8s taIItG ScHr-
taN3 0utBtnCn,ntr.
parftum Accommodation - 5.25 RibmittaaS
Gpnutdls au5gencmmen.
Sic 3ii0C fommen in Snltimorc an:
@cu HctiN uue 9lcretl I'M llb Art6tng. $50
II Utr 20 unb 5.4i llbr StereS.
rlfiiCn - $50 NlcrQuE. OctG-l0 llbr II Win.
gGCltH he's Ddirrer, @iQctc nab allen gmtirn gGtl-
NM 9icrp mtles man i III Ter Stlttur, aGlprr STD
ten, on ". 2. Npuug,
Strtral paldge .WBtptt
2. N 9nbarrp,
(22l-) General SugernieRetrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-17
0rtbcrnGcntral
NnO prnnlDIuaniIbr Gi(rnbNDn

ptWWEtH.
Die nRDrttrrn GenirGl"s uEe rptHn1lcdntiie SiitH'
5Gbr" II tie tr,eis gue uaa ben wtNhen lHe ncfs.
wtltAcn Staten; bic 5u6e tcreIben trreiden Gttt08p
"a UNI YtItsbua 9Shmeen trlGtr, ais bic huge rGeno
elmer dntcru Nabn.
Die duSUdntcrsr pcrttu NIT ZEN Shrs1;iasu bet6r.
trrt uHb GeultBeu ale Scausmideltn une Srrtett her
NeIicnttn ubtrbaugt. Die l0aglcns iNb nit Sis
pler rereten unb patreue hes lDRtrs aui bdS Nnse-
nebmfe erpnrmt, he's &aCbts frleuhttt.
Die 6GmpGNnic hat eS it'd CUR beiCreeren Gut8ate
atmltt burr Ncrttile WnH ueberenlpmmcn nit Gneern
SaVHctta5 ten 8sIirnsen 10 LATTICE HrGeln ecr aea6.
Brns ~ eGlpdrtn.
CdE Sjepdt her Taiusitrc (eser glTaaSr bat 100 II
trel plrr init tcreIben 3ulfu mad rem SetimmrlScrt
betcretrt urh BET ScreiB3 eer sGfr crhaltrGn 1are
4cth Hd5 autHfI he's 3uses ossr aud ipdter, ie uab
een C. gepanitt pire, dbpcltelert.
3eCrte HE irlsRb ettsH UTme iur SeibrsrSt babcr,
fne trHdt, icteS leI0rl rem Gpututsur pcer rAene
tWem anrern SeamttH mijuibeiIeu, une ltae ale gt.
arttn eer GrmrdBne tuE Vfcrtet abbH!ts perautppr.
lid.
Die 6atrpttife lnt bia9sr ais bic rstns tintr anSern
9abn tHtrFaIb ttr grr. saaiea, pIt bic tsBsHe Cite
lftat,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-06-11
GOLD MINES FoI, SALE.

rVHE Garr.tt and Nosely Gold Mines in the
S-nte o., Virginia TO De sold by Auction by or
3-r at th. L.auidatovs.
M- EHoart is instructed to sell the above Mines
ly Auction,
O. TUESDAY, az day Of AUGUST lsCS,
no On. Auction Mart in the CITY Of London at .
for 4 O'Clock precisely. tn. Mines are situate in
on, County of buckingham, i'm the State of Virgin
ia. upon property consisting of about 1890 Acres
of Land, ana are supposed TO contain an unlimited
supply uf Gold Ore.
Report, cd. the Mine mas Doe seen and Particulars
cat Conditions ot Sal. whom ready may be obtained
ua application t1 Nassrs. WoodrooHe X Pla,kir,
g Now square. Liuc.jus Inn. London, or 90 Mr..
ElHlrt. So. go ChMcsry Lane. London. In New
York. further information may b. obtained on APP
rGrs,au Oh VI ..srs. Dcpou, Clark d Bridges.
Nav -~ I~f--Tt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-06-11

AsxlNo TOO MCcu.-A yvags o.up.e Were
sitting together iu romantic spot with birds
and flowers abou. them, when tAe following
dialogue ensued:
d" Ny dear. if the sacrifice Of my life would
please YOU, gladly would lay it az thy feet.
"Ob, sir; you're too kind. But i'Just re-
minds me that wish you would stop using
tobacco"
Cant think Of it. It's habit to which
am welded
..very well. sir. Since tlis is the way YOU
las down your life i1y me, and as You are al
ready welded to tobacco, tn take good cart
that You are never welded to me as it woul,
he bi-amy.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-06-11
y Tie also intends U Keep On band Iarge and
Beautiful ASSortm cnt
Prepare for Comfort.

ITO those citizens Of CbarlestoTn who wish %
make themselves comfortable during the APP
preaching sumner, al email expense, the under
sigued would announce that he purposes furnishing
THE BEST QUALITY OF ICE,
delivered at their doors every morning during the
summer months His supply IS ample 70 enable
him u accommodate all who may feel disposed 70
favor him with their orders and bis terms will be
such that no reasonable person will have cause 70
grumble. Orders taken from this date, and the
ice delivered when required
April -, lsGs-f. DOLPHIN DREW.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-06-11
FOUTZ Us

May :, ls6s-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-06-11
NEW BARBER SHOP.

A the solicitation Of many 81 nv old custoners.
n have again opened my Barber Shop near
The % Sappington HOTEL" Charlestown. where
shall devote my best efforts 10 the accommodation
Of the public.
SHAVING. HAIR-TRINNING, sHANPOOISG
&c, done in the most approved style, and At the
shortest notice.
r. Clothing of all descriptions renovated IN tho
best manner, and on reasonable terms. Give mo
q call. JAMES BRADY.
October 10, 1867