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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-21

The loss in the two buildings Will not ex-
coed $1,000; uninsured. "a
SWEETS OF LIBrRrY.-The Aralanehe
of this morning contains card from
Judge Scruggs, relative to his late arrest.
Judge s. is one Of our first citizens and
best lawyers, and the case must have
furnished rich picture for the pen of
Hogarth. CuHy Is rising in the dignity
line. The following is the card
EDrroRs AVALANCHE: am so often in
terrogated by my friends in relation to
my late arrest under a warrant from "a
negro magistrate" that if you will allow
me, will answer all together. Between
my office and the Office of Messrs. Dixon
l. Avery there is hall, and a window
| looking out on the street, which belongs
to our Offices jointly. In the rear part
| Of the building there is a magistrate 8
Office. 1t had frequently happened that
a number of negroes gathered around
| the Justices office, came into our, part OF
the hall, and, hanging around our doors
and in the front window of the hall, be-
came very troublesome to us. had en-
dured tho nuisance as long as | could
well do.
| On Saturday the ninth, two negro or
mulatto women were there, and on learn
ing from them that their business was at
the Justice office, told them that that
part of the building did not belong to the
Justices Office, and that they must go
away from there. One of them started
off very slowly; the other wheeled
around from me in very contemptuous
manner and replied that she would leave
when she pleased. / placed my hands
upon her shoulders and turned her
around; gave her push and told her
to leave, and she did so. ln short time
thereafter a negro, who, / understand,
processes to be constable, came into
the office and handed me a States war
rant for my arrest, signed by another
negro named Carter, who, it seems,
claims to be a Magistrate. l took the
paper, and told the boy in very emphatic
terms to leave the Office, which he did.
In about an hour afterward q Deputy
Sheriff by the name Of Garrett called at
the office, and arrested me on another
warrant from Esquire Carter. of
course, yielded to the authority of a
white man and an officer, and went with
him prisoner. | met with Major Sam
ford on the street, who was kind enough
to go with me. On reaching the den /
found mulatto negro sitting upon a
platform, with books and papers before
him, the room door and sidewalk crowded
with set ofgrinning and jubilant negroes
and Esq H. Lee there to prosecute. After
some conversation between Esquire Lee
and Major Sanford the case was laid over
to the'following Monday at two pm. At
the appointed hour repaired to the den
again in company with Colonel Avery.
The mulatto woman gave her testimony.
OF course / would have no controversy
with negro before negro court, and
hence the mulatto man who sat upon the
case was told to do just what be pleased.
He imposed fine of $40 and cost, and
the case was taken by appeal to the Cir
cult Court / have no comments to'
make. P. 7. SoRUGGs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-21

sExsnLE-0ur clever friends Of the
Jefferson Street Market, IS and es Jsifsr-
500 street, desire rs 70 inform their mAny
patrons that from this date cash I'll be
Invariably required By them il all trans
actions. They have tried the Obligng
system. snd Ike many o,bsrI Who have
also iried il, found asi Il don't pay. 20
1870. :,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-21

MISSISSIPPI AND rKSSEssKr RAILROAD.
Arrive. Depart.
New Orleans express, daily. 225 Pm. 4:l5 pm.
Sardis accom- n, ex. Sunday, 1870 AN. l;S0 Pm.
Freight, North, Monday. IL
Tuesday and Friday. L,
South, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday......-......... S:25 Pm. b:30 An.
MEMPHIS AND cHARLRsroN RAILRoAp.
Through mail. daily-..--,... 500 pm. 1910 pm.
Through express. daily-....l0:40 Pm. 1l;30 Pm.
Bonneville nc. save Sunday s:25 AN. 500 Pm.
Corinth &C., save Sunday. 6;o0 AM.
Railroad time twenty minutes faster than
Office. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Day. Express--...--.....-, ql5 An. 700 AM.
Night Express.-.......-... 3:l5 Pm. 400 Pm.
lima Hm aa x Nm m's 9sTS M se .nan Gn,.y
pot. head Of Main street. - fas u
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Memphis Club Hall,
Cor. second and Union SIS.

MBMBERS OF ABOVE CLUB ARE NO
vi tifea that the Rooms ARE Nov QPkNs
Parties Eishine % rent above LARGE and com-
mo1ioue Hall. Tor Balls, Conclr1, ETC.. On
reasonable terms, vii srrIy ~
SOL. hEsSE, = Mar street.
Henry sKEssEL. 81, Pr.si..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-21

Coon article Of bed ticking at zoe per
yard, at Rice & Engefs, 2Os Main St 7
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Special Notices.

Pure Soda water.-ws. have obtained. q
treat expense. one Of tho fines, and most 40
proved GENERATORS ever invented for III
manufacture OF Soda Water. IL Il eonnecte'
with slstsrn Of pure rain water, and ~ III
process Of Ia manufacture Il constantly goinl
on. 4 4 always lrssh. cool and pure, aiseit
trial.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-21

FIVE hundred pairs jeans pants, mt
damaged, at $l4 per dozen, at Rice
Engers, 203 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-21

Lyons & FIEs have removed to 2
Main street-Taylor q iMcEwen's Q
stand.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-21

DEEDS Leases Bills Of Lading. DrAy
Tickets, asd All kinds Of Blanks for sale
q this ofBce D. 49, 80 90 I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-21
FOR SALE.


NOR SALE-HULL AND MACHINERY
L OF STEAMER ST PATRICK On Satur-
dav' MAY Goth, at 10 o'clock am, opposite
Mempbis. will be sold as above on. Saturday,
Nav SOth. ct 10 am, at Hopefsld, Ark. oppo-
the Hui. Boilers, Machinery. Shafts, Chsins;
Lines Bell, etc., including the entire wreck OF
IL steamer ST Patrick, recently burned. This
Machinery etc. has al bees g. got out and = IN
wrought iron Shafts with II feet Buckets.
J. B. ARCHER. Agt.
s7-eodt For whom It may concern.
NOR sALE-ONE S-HsRsE POWER EN-
Il CINE and Boiler; one No. Mccown Pump
IN GOOD order, With pipe, forceps and showers ;
also, fine Mirrors. Barber Chair, Water Tanks
lar street for rent Inquire at II. g, HAMPE's.
Overton Hotel Barber Shop. os~
NOR SALE-A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF
ROOFING PITCH.
at 81 Pigeon Roost road. %
nor sALE-A sPENDIp SECONDHAND
4 Letter Press, will be sold cheap. Apply, at
Telegraph Office aI-I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-21

FeR RESr.-Four new stores, just fn-
ished, low to good tenants; Nos l76,
l7s, 1854 and 1870. For sale: The lot on
Second, near southwest corner Of Madi-
son, must be sold. - ~ "a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-21

FKEsH BUrTER and fifty packages Of
Virginia Roe Herrings just received by
Vesey & Cartwright, 299 Front street
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MERCHANTS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL, 100000. I
OFFIcE---No. u Madison ST.,
MEMPHIS, TENNEssEE.
MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.

THIS INSTITUTION is NOW FULLY
i organ Eed. and prepared TO 90 a Fire and
Marine Insurance business. .rf
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FoR RENT.-0ne or two nice rooms,
unfurnishsd, with board where there are
but few boarders, near Court Square
Address A. B., LEDGER Office. 6ss
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-21

BEaUrryUL style linen lawns, 27Ic. a
ysrd Rice 3 Engel, 2os Main street. I
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q. A. o. D.-The officers and mem
hers Of Memphis Grove, No. 2, o. A. o.
D., are hereby notified to attend regu-
lar meeting. this Thursday evening, At
eight o'clock, for the transaction Of i'm
portani business, and installation Of
officers Cor The ensuing term.
Members Of sister groves and transient
brothers sre frAisrnslly invited Ell
By order Of The N. A.
p. n. LksHLET, SecretarJ.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-21

cough.-No Cure, No Pay.-FoRREsr's Ju-
xrPKR TAR Il warranted 10 cure Cough. Group.
Hoarseness. Throat and Lung Diseases, or the
price positively refunded. Instantaneous re-
Lief produced. Try Il. Ifnot satished. return
the empty bottles and get your money back.
d. Y. GOODYEAR. $40 Second street. Agent.
prica 2b eenis. 4s-l3
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-21

MoxKr TO LoAS.-Call at Citizens
Union Bank. corner Of Main and JetFer-
son. ~
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Buntyn Homestead for Sale

THIS BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESI-
i dence, situated FIVE miles east Of Memphis,
on the NJ. a c. Railroad. l. now offered for
sale. The tract embraces IS acres. in high
state Of cultivation. with lawns, garden, orch
ard. cistern and well water. The House Is
large, airy and substantial, with all nece sary
outbuildings; the whole forming one Of the
most desirable residences in the vicinity Of
Memphis. The grounds are susceptible Of d.
vision into several fine building sites. and will
be divided and sold separately II desired
Torms-Part cash. aud part on credit 70 ac-
c0mmOiate purchasers; title good.
IL not sold within thirty days, Il viii Be sold
A public suction. Possession gives at sale.
L. v. DIXON.
~ No 20. Desoto Rlork
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Ice for sale at l47 Madison street, 6
E. ]. Holahen's grocery. I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-21

FIFTY dozen hickory striped shirts
Sc per dozen, at Rice & Engeps.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-21

II. B. PAoKm-No. l Pittsburg coal7
No. 1881 Main street.
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LOCALS IN BRIEF.

To-day is Ascension Day. q
= Thanks to the Southern Express for
late news favors. laa58arL
PICKLES, by the gallon, at Finnie q
Buckhams. I
- The aspect on the streets this morn
ing was damp and dull t1tal-
Mayor. Leftwich returned to the city
from Washington yesterday.
Our artist gives sketch of the re-
cent tableaux, on our first page. Il
= A meeting of the Hibernian Mutual
Relief Society comes of at their rooms
tomorrow evening
City scrip, this morning, was buy
ing at seventy. cents and selling al
seventy.six cents.
in the Criminal Court yesterday,
the jury in the case Of John Wendeaut,
indicted for murder, returned verdict
of not guilty. "a. 81 AK
"A meeting Of young men will be held
at Temperance Hall, this evening, to take
the initiatory steps toward organizing a
literary society. aA h1
Memphis is represented in the Ma
,tional Temperance Convention at Nash
vile by Messrs. Cooke, Ferguson, Cogh-
lin and Dashiell.
The following named persons re-
ceived their final discharge under the
bankrupt act on yesterday: j. 81. Hsr-
rell, E. 0.,Winston. ID n q.
Mary BIedsee, the negro woman who
was shot by young DOugher, on the
Raleigh road, Tuesday evening, was still
living up to noon to-day. d.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the united basket picnic Of the
St. Georges and St. Andrews societies,
at FOrd's grove, in Chelsea, next Monday
- - OIL mar vard Al
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-21

FIVE HUNDRED pairs of brown linen
drill pants, at 81 Is per pair, by Rice d
Engel 66T
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The Greatest Discovery Known
to the World In Medicine. f.
1aW THE osh
Eureka Life Blood Elixir /!

HAS AT LAST MADE ITS WAY INTO
I'll this country, after having been in use in
the old world for so many years. and especially
in China. The celebrated alchemist and chem
list. 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 has performed cures (the most
astonishing). where every other remedy known
in Mdteria Msdica has most signally failed.
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j. B. ARCHER, Ag't
e7-sod+ For whom IL may concern.
WANTS.

XKTANTED "A PEDDLER's LIoENsE.
w having several months TO run. Apply at
ramn1 Oil and Soap Store, No. 40 Jefferson
street. [70l 0. F. PRESCOTT co.
uTANTED-A PAIR OF GOOD MARES
w or Mules. Apply at 46 Beal street. 6s-
WANTED. = WANTED AT THE COM
W. mercial Hotel,
One Bundle Washer;
One Dish Washer:
One Chambermaid;
One Scrubber. ,-o, =, u,pN
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-21

MoYEY TO LoAN-Call at Citizens
Union Bank, corner of Main and Jeffer'
son. Il
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EoR RENT.

TNoR RENT-IN A GOOD NEIGHBoR-
j hood. House containing eight rooms, Pc
wood she'd, covered cistern, and garden al-
,eady planted. Also, furniture and carpets
for sale, IL desired. INQUIRE az ,nrr
III No. 81 PONToT0o STREET.
TS0R RENT-THE BAKERY. CORNER OF
II Market and Front streets. IN complete pus-
ant. For particulars Apply at 2s6 Front 81 ST.
TsOR RENT-A TWO-STORY. FRAME
Residence. with seven rooms, kitchen and
servants' room, large hack yard. good cistern,
etc. situated No. 100 Market street Tor rent
low, 10 good tenant. Apps, at ClTlzENS'
MNION BANK. or at no Market 81: 4l.f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-21

The Probable LOSSES and In
surance.

Between midnight and dawn last night
no less than four alarms were rung out
BY the FIRE bells. "a d
Between twelve aud one o'clock the
first fire occurred in a ons-story frame
dwelling on Dunlap avenue, owned by
DR.. Il. M. willett, and occupied by Mr..
TIE. Hamburg, photograph artist, which
was entirely consumed, together
With the furniture and all the
household effects Of the occupants.
DR.. willitfs loss is estimated at
$1,000, fully covered by insurance.
Mr.. Hanbury's loss is about $500. on
which he had $1,000 insurance in the
Home Company, Of New Haven.
A second alarm, about two hours after
the above, was occasioned by the dis
cosery Of flames in the kitchen Of Miss
s. j. Aliens residence, a Second street
In this instance, however, the engines
were not called into requisition, as the
Gre was easily extipguished by hand be-
fore any great damage was done. The
loss was triaing, and fully covered By in
surance. d.
The third alarm was rung on the dis
covery Of Ere about half after two
o'clock, in the grocery store at the
corner of Georgia and Shelby streets,
owned aud occupied by Pattison 4 Hay.
The steamers fastened to the spot, but
were too late to rescue the burning build.
ing, which was entirely destroyed.
Messrs. P. a II. estimate their loss at
$4,000, which is only partially covered by
insurance. ~.
The fourth and last conAagration OF
the night was the burning of two small
frame tenements, adjacent to the above,
which were owned respectively by VIM.
Harris and Henry Moon. The furniture
of the occupants was in this case saved
The loss in the two buildings will not ex-
coed $1,000; uninsured. x
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HOWELL, WooD & Co. are Offering
great inducements to purchasers ofdry
goods. hEa q fRA MANrl.. GO
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PIrrsBuRo aud Kentucky coal and gas
coke. Brown a Jones, Office 247 Second
street 7
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r. II. GLIssoS, Justice of the Peace,
has re-opened his Office at corner Of
Washington and Main streets, aud will
give prompt attention to all business
inirnsied 10 him. II
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-21

Money 10 loan ON CoIIateraIs at ses
Main street. 6o-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-21

0PFIcE M. c. TRAxsyEE conrarT.l
80 go lell f-IE Nay N. lsds. J
ON AND AFTER NAY i1rH, is6s. TIE
" Omnibus Line will cary passengers % and
from ang rart q the city. af IEeutr-fre Cents
each. passenEsrs With ordinary baegafs N
eludoi.-
~ = roEpo1Elhle Aren't a TIE ComranT. t1u1
afcidinr al trcuhIf and DELAY 81 DEPOT
a ". J. FLACK. Superintsndsnt.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-21

WANTED a NURSE, COL0RED -
w single. Good reference required. Apply
to [72l GALBREATH. STEWART y 60.
IT ANTE TO EXCHANGE FOR A RES
w idence in Memphis. a fine farm. contain
ing $40 acres. about 400 acres cleared, with Pood
improvements, and in sight of Railroad, with
in two hours run Of Memphis. If desired.
would sell crop. teams. stock, etr., and give
Immediate posses ion. Parties wishing to make
uch an exchange will please address A. D.,
Imam offinn. ~
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rrssrssIppr AND rrssrssEr RAILROAD.

LAusDRr ogyIoE, 40 Jefferson st.
v Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
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MONEY TO LeAS.-Call at Citizens
Onion Bank, corner Of Main and Jefer-
son. ~ -s-N-l " 80 L Y
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-21

IxrKLLIGExcE has just reached Us Of
the death Of our much esteemed young
friend, John Kerr Lyle, Of the firm Of
J.yK. Lyle 3 Co. Poplar street, Who left
this city for Ireland. his native country,
a year ago. carrying With him the disease
which terminated his life on the 9Th
April, last We regret that one so ex
enplAry as Christian. 30 energetic as 3
busisess man, and surrounded With 90
many fatisring prospects. should be cut
Of in The sprinEiine Of his manhood.
His dsssh yin Be deeply regretted hy .
large numbsr Of Friends here.
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sol boz. beef lonrues a. n Jeiferson }
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HowELL WooD & Co, have received
another large stock Of fancy dry goods. 60
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POLICE ITEMS.

IWHEATLEY & AvESr, I
No. 10 Bethel Block.
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N. D. .. STEWART, Chairman.
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WIN. VI. FARRINGToN. - President.
J. g. LONSDALE, secretary.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-04-04

0eIan1, madte uns ale 2etpen peraei1er
uno panften| iipir Soft aus unlerm eSnz
neraen fit bic eitfee Grrettung aus 70
ptelen @efabren. Der @ottespienF
miro in pprtlanpuugemein feierlt9 sez
bolten, Mbenes z lbr mar Besper /;
Elm 6euermeer son 1000 f1immerncen
Rersen unb @aslibtern, Der i,purrerz
t9Sne @e1ang, %dberba1pt bic bobeaGet<
erlf9teit bes @pttespienites UNI sbas
8ewubtlein .%ibertanpener 0efabren,
ftmmten unlere ,Oeflble gum sb6dfen
Oanf' aesen III lere1l Grretter. Wtr' Bite
Ben bios ben Spnntag iber in pprtlanp,,
cann 1abu,en mir pas Boot ulp fubren
ben @tQamette binanf bia st, 2ouis,
uplelbf fi@ Elm neutrality-suspicious. l9pn
felt 20 Sabreu befnpet. 9ier baben
mir Elm 9ouS 9emietbet unb rarten bic
3eit at, UNI einen seei9netea plas fit
unlere 5etmat gu finpen. nj .1e
Wtr mputen 1bon faufen, aber pa
ter SptQon rat, Der Green belt lnS
ab uno 1agte uns mir lpllten rubi9 abb
tparten> ntdt su ppreilt9 fem. @Sp enz
pete unlere Nei1t.3n SIC Gpmpasnte
1T 3%erlprenet Sobaan unb Soiepbgtib<
Ter uno Gleil1mann lino 1T Walla Wal
la, Nntrep Be0marr in @t. 9elena
@ttY> @eor9 unp Tranf 8tbler, S@ultz
bets, @tttmann unp ib 1T ct. Souls
bic l1ebrt9en tn pprtlano. Die 8ep6lz
feruns bier 1T gang tatboliia uno teftebt
9rIbtentbetl5 aus @alftreepS (5albblutz
inotaner) unb fan;1flden G%anaotern.
9etdtferttsteit @arafterilrt ibr 9anSes
Befen> 3erlumpt fpmmen iie IN Die
&trde, benebmen fid wte u~n9ldubi9e>
iino rem Trunfe er9eben &c. &c i9eint
aber, als pb fte percrdn9t paroen; Is
1T ni9t @@cce I'm iie.5 8enn inWilz
lamette cine 8ep5lferun9 wdre, wie in
SaufB auep,eS wiirpe einparapies reprdz
lenttren. De reidt tie Bcben, gang mie nad
Wun11> pas Sol; unp Yrairte rertbeilt>
Sbit 9eoeibt I'm. lleberfub, felt 20 Sab
rem fein voQitdnoises 6ebljabr, es 1T in
Der Gbat Elm Dpnauufer.
Die Mepfelbdume ,perpen1 nidt 9rpB
unb ni9t alt, &trldeu> pfaumen 3wetz
l@en sepeibem ror3ielf&> aber Der Wein
loQ nidt reif percen. Sett Rent Is.
December batten mir NIT Nusnabme
slpeier Sage fortrabreno Hesen; an
ben 3wei Ea9en tpar e5 10 1parm mte
i'm Mat.-GS 1T bod lebr bart ietne5eiz
matb gu perla0en, touieno 9lddlt9e
Gr%innerun9en an bic liebe5eimatb i@wez
ben etnem Dor, bic truben Stunpen iino
talo permtl9t u1p Is bletben blpb bic
al1senebmen I'M @ebddtnib> pelde uns
bic ferne 5eimatb INN 70 tbeurer ma
den. ...,
2sben sic wpbl> Sbr
M 81
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Il. Or. S. &teger,

prathl9er Mr3t, Munbar3t unb @eburtsbeIfer.
Otftce nnb Wutnune ait Der Wabaftaw etrdet
tpifhen Der 5tex xnb 6tenstabe, btm su bauenbtn Gsfum
ppufe s~esenuber.
.OfNeefuxben. Marss nsmsen 8 he TO u4r
&a4mhtaa1 Sen Z w 5 tbr. @&s nj
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Mdtbiel.

SGWbvVSt . -
8anf 3ei@en bat uteia @ort !; beb &upfi it arau
unb alt,
Der leinen Namsn trdst. Gin :3ei9sn pun Der
9pibe
Des Wurts binms9 : 10 tptrb'S bic Gruht ber
grSBten 6tbe;
Sod II 8 bintpes : 70 sibt's, tpas tllter ii, als
... ~. falt.
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st t6t ;m Hberfeber II.
g eoria
@e9enleiti9e Rranfen<u
terlfuBun98~@ e1eQi6aft>
Ote critic in Mmerifa.
peoria, : SlltnptS.

Dteie @eieai4aft sdtlte farSe Set mad ibrer @rintune
berette iber $500 Mitelieber, 3ablte dber 1000 Dollars ait
3rante aus unb bat Elm @eiellda fts- 0srmSeen BON dter
$4,000 an 9ant. Die gertpaltuns 1T cine duberf aueer-
laBtse unb tpirb ~ieberaeit tentubt fem, sas Sntere6e BET St.
ieQidaftsmitS1ieber 3u tratren. I-I3lGi1|1"d2!-H
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rn fam Mitslieo btefer trpblttdti9en @efeafddft merben.
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beren Y~rpfpeften une S%Ipurnalen wente man i4 aefduis1
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4.,' 4eter S1neiber,
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-04-04
Nus be1tt Nprt,pej4ea.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-20
ga1 Schools.
tatbtrs.

A LADY Ga graduate and experienced IN teach
n n desire. position TEACHER % higher Erssh sad Ni'l
matcs GOVEkNESS References exchanged Aafesa ss " D.
BROOKLYN P. o.. for one week.
MALE TEACHERS WANTED for Classics
ltl Freacb and German American aeoa Cnon,5 bfo'"a,
I'l Years prove "Amer. School Institute un-
- rval- fr introducing Teachers schools and for representing
Teacher. waning positions Apply Salaries 80 TO F1t3
good SCHOOLS iors ac J, vs. sCEHLkokN NO. - bo''t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-20
sitnnliuns aSlanttS. .ylaIts.

sitnaions &rantfS- -NlaIts.
/ WANT a PLACE in the city or country.--I
have objections 90 eo 10 any cpae VI SERVANT tlat aa
ssers ar ra8r-coalty or d Allfsi w. ". Tdtlle or
KVANTED-A situation by man as POR-
w TER WATCMAN drives sbis experience ird good Teei
eleca AiifssJ. g., 40 90 lai,Uast, care Of VI Cnun
NVANTED-The situation of ORGANISE, by
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salary. AGl NJ A. 40 10 LssisIaoe Secoadst, Wlinsbuh
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