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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-05

CAPITAL:
The amount OF its Capital Stock 4 800 900
Inc amount Of Capital paid up is 100000
ASSETS;
/. Cash on on hand and deposlted I2 " D
z zeal Estate
3 Debts due tn Company secured
BY mortgage on u-nencumbered
Real Estate, worth 10 per cent.
more than the same Il mOrtgaged
&S0 20
4 BeOs due the omp'By otherwise
secured, loans on u y. Bonds e 81 m
D DeOts cue the Company or Pre-
mtums, deferred pTeminmsh Ia p9s q
agents -QEg "A
s. Bonds and StOcRs owned b. me
company, per vouchers aecOmpa-
n Ing how secured, and rate of
interest thereon. tO-WIt.
Par val. MKT va.
Buds REGISTERED,
Hs4-zY0O &S,sB0
I'd. Us. 5-zU ls87
Bn'ds registered,
Sd q. s. IU41
Binds registered,
1000 1870
y STOCK, regis
tered; lSja- 1O.o0 1000 60
y Bo4ds regis
terez, Id 5000 $3.50 CO. s55,sG e.
$3.50
:. All other securities * - n
Total assets or The COmpary -. Blu ne Is
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For Little ROck 6 HOt Springs.

THE splendid Passenger Steamers CONNER
! C4A4 and BERT Nc 2, leave Memphis
every Tuesday and SATURDAY At 5 O'Clock pm.
ior hlte River, connecting at DsVaIl'E Bluff
with Memphis aqd Little Rock Railroad to
Little h0ok and Stage Line Tor Hot Springs
and all points in Arkansas.
Time to Little heck, As hours.
So Passengers and shippers can rely on this
Route the year round.
JOHN b. DAVIS, Supt.
LEVY q MILLER
General Freight snd Ticket Agents,
Gpllf No IeffsTSOn street..
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A % T-EsEEssEs.

bEAIE a. TENNESSEE.
C~OEPTROLLERis UFEICE.
NASHVILLE. Nay D Iss
u. " Blackhnrn Comptroller ofrhe Treas
tual Life Insurance CumpanT. located A.
New York IN the state o. New YO.k. bss
p~rOducec 10 me- satisfactory evidence tnst ssId
Company has compiled with ali the reGuire-
ments az the laws OF The 3tEse Of feuuesssa
Imposed on insurance Com sufss: snd I fuF-
OF said company, has Ais compiled Win az
requirements OF the laws OF the Ftafa- mafs
and provided In such eases. wherefore ssfd
Globe Mutual Life Insurance Cump-nv bss
authority 70 take risks and transact the bus
ness OF Insurance. IN this STATE, a. Memsuiz-
Tenn. q. ". BLACKBURN.
Comptroller or TenneEsss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-05

BANKRUPTCY CoURr.-E J. Latham,
ARegtsteT.-An assignee was appointed at
ma meeting Of creditors In the following
bankruptcy cases Hiram P. Guy, John
NAsheroft. Thomas p. Aydlett, j. P. Stat.
4 ford, q. ". Moreland.
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Notice.

xoN and aner this day have no oOnDee-
X Sga whatever with the nEm OF Kirkland
POLL WI. J. POLLARD.
Ntas, hay q. 1888. mast Nv
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LIABILII les:
!. The amount or liabilities due
and not due to Banks and other
creditors, DIVIDENDS on policies SCE e
z Losses adjusted and -
2. Losses edigst d and not cue
s. Losss Is IN hI sSspsass ~-Tj59 $3.50 %
tAc4
D. Alother claims against the LOm-
pany 95h1a N
Total Liabilities. exc usige o. Cto-
ttal Stock, Hs-iusurance and Ne
serve sle q A
STATE or INV YORK.
City ana county Of New YORK. -
FHny freeman, Pr sidenL, ard Hen- z
Freeman, Secretary OF the oha HuJuaI Inc
insurance Company, being sevtrafIv sworn
0epose and say, and eecn Tor bin1s-T ssve 49,
the foregoing staa ment Of the sElIrg ~ ~
aid company thas sic SAID Insurance COM
pany Is the kOha dde owner oT ~ -
hundred ~ ktny Thousand Dollars al artHa
cash capital tnvestsd IN stOcss and bouds O-fu
mortgages on uneneumbered raj IS ATE worm
more toan the same Is mOTtEHEeG for. Lhsl tina
above described iayestmelt4 nor anr ps-f
thereof are made for the bsaedt Of any tndf-
Vidual exercising authcIity IN the manegs-
ment o. SAID company nor for any other per
son or persons Whatever that thu m0rug-g-s
above described have no. been szfpnsI 0oSfn
any manner released " impaired ~ aid eor9-
PsEy; and that they are the abovs deserlbsf
snalrs or The said GlObe Mutual Lie Insurzucs
Company.
signed, PLIEY FREEMAN.
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81. Louis Packet COmpaug sun Ahead

To n. YORK via St. ON and CinclnnA -
@rogNsv Yo Il via Cairo and Chiesso--~ ~
For fnrtt1 er information callat General iekeb
Oeaca N LEVY q MILLER,
1oiSfF NO. s jefferson street
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LIARIIITIES

:. All other EscuritIes
Total assets OF The CDmuauv
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Conoordia Garden!
IN Po,pIar stress. Just Beyond he Ter
mzuous OF fhe Street Railroad.

FR SOL. RICE, the proprietor OF the above
M delightful suburban pleasure re.rsats
Wisnes 70 inform the pubic tnst hs HALL IL
81 the disposal OF Plea~ure Faruesoi
RespeetabIe and Responsible People
Free Of Charge.
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=, can ba engaged FOR Dancing or other parties
Nv ann cation 70 him 81 the Garden.
M RICK has alta g 70 his Garden an e
A.hItshwe1t- of which the CULINARY DE
PSRTNFE L Is unrivalied, andaBAR OF which
The RIHEsa and LIQUORS are second 20 non'
"a the city. mA
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RENCONTER WITH NEGRO
BURGLARS.
A BLOODY Affray-Capt. Perry
and Omcer White, Of tine Sec
Ond District Police, Sc
YereIy wounded.
Statement of Private watch
man TeIfOrd.

We give below the statement OF pri-
vste watchmsn Telford in regard to the
attempted burglary and terrible shooting
sfFray on Wednesday night. 1t will be
seen it differs very materially from all
other statements published:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-05

For White RIver-U. s. 81.
No'z-s--Ismes Rice master
Ths hne passenger packet viii IT,
Ie9ye IS above, on R
SATURDAY, 6th inst, al s pm.
LARRY HARMSrAD. Agent.
JED 20 City WharfDoat foOt Monroe q
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-26
representation has been obtained,

representation has been obtained,
in the absence of law, by arrange
ment between the committees of
the rival political parties. It is
not probable that any mode Of Sc
lecting judges and clerks Of cleo
tions can be adopted which will, in
every case, accomplish this object.
But in all cases where the strength
of the minority is half, or nearly
half, as that of the majority, the de-
sired representation Of the minority
may be insured with sufficient Ger.
tainty by several different plans
For example: it may be provided
that at the election of the three
Judges who are to decide all ques-
tions al the polls Of each election
may he allowed to vote for two
candidates only, end that the three
candidates having the highest mum
Der Of votes shall be declared elect
ed, and in u like manner that at the
election Of the two clerks of elect
tions, each elector may vote for one
candidate only, and that the two
candidates receiving tue highest
number Of votes shall be declared
elected ] do not lay much stress
on the particularIgl here suggest
ed, but your attention is invited to
the Importance of a fair represen-
tation of the minority in all boards
Of elections, not doubling that your
wisdom will be able to devise a
suitable measure to accomplish it.
REGISTRY LAW.
All parts of the State Of Ohio are
now 81 closely connected with each
other and with other States by lines
Ofrailway, that great and constant
ly increasing facilities are afforded
for the perpetuation Of the class of
frauds on the elective franchise
commonly known as colonizing -
In the cities, men called "repeaters,'
it is said, are pad wages according |
to the number of unlawful votes
they succeed in casting at the same
election. The increase of fpopula-
ton adds to the difficulty OF detect
ing and preventing fraudulent vot-
ing in whatever mode It may be
practiced. 1t is manifestly impos
sible, Amid the hurry and excitement
Of IN election, that the legal right
of every person who may offer his
ballot should be fully and fairly in
vestigated aud dc cided. The exre-
rience Of many of the older States
has proved that this can best be
lone at some period prior to the
election, SO as to give every cleo
ion precinct an opportunity to
,hal l'c lge the claim of any person
whose rights deemed questionable.
Laws to accom- fish this have been
in force in several States for many
years, and have Eeen carried out
successfully, and with the general
of the people. Believing
that an act providing for the regie.
srotion of all legal voters is the
most effective remedy yet devised
for the prevention Of frauds on the
sacred right Of suffrage, and that a
law can be so framed that
will deprive no citizen, either ma
i've born or naturalized, Of his just
lights, / respectfully recommend
0 your earnest consideration the
roEriety of cnacting such law.
r. B. HAYES
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

I'M 0TICE-My old Accounts
must be settled up. Some OF them have
bqen standing for years. Also, che Accounts
Of Gillespie morse, their partnershlp hRy-
Ing been dissolved by mutual consent, are
now ready i0f settlement, and they need the
money. L. NJ GILLESPIE.
Nov %, 1854 iva
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-26
DIR. J. A. HARRISON,

TNORBlERLY Of this place, respectfully in
forms his old friends and others that be
viii be IN Washington Mondays and Tuesdays
Of each week, frOm the first Of May, for the
purpose az the treatment Of either Chronic OF
Aeute diseases for those who may desire 10
avail themselves OF his medical services. -
fIe may be found at Cleaveland's Drug Store
Washington, April 10, 1868 aletf
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-26
PLAsTERING AND WHITEWASRNe.

VTTM II. WILLIAMS will attend Plaster
wv ing, Whitewashing and ColorinE for
persons Wishing anything Of the kind dones~-
Union School Building, Washington, Ohio, viii
receive pronpt attention. eF
February Sd 1854 is.1y
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-26
NoTICR.-Notioe i

A GOOD FILE AT LAST
IA Just received from the Factory, 3 fui
lines OE.-of the celebrated Eureka Ells
TlIess aIes can be depended upon, and Nil
men and workers In Iron need no longer Worrf
with poor file J. s. BEltEMAAta
May %, isse. g8'W
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-26
The Patent sd Burner,

Possesses peculiar merits; Singularly con-
struoted; non-explOsive; saves oil and the
ehiWney IS very easily cleaned, Call aud ex-
anime THEM ~ GLkAVEbANp's.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-26
.oUsEs ANp LOTs FOR

~ III
The undareigned has six houses and lots for
sale, situated wlhih the corporate limits OF
Washington, will sell all or any one Of
them. Also, some vacant lots for sale
WI III bLAKEMORE.
Washington q H., o., Aug %, 'ss, S9tf
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-26

On DOZ. Buggy, Team, prove, Riding and
~ other Whips, Just received from the fac
tory In Cincinnati, for sale at reduced prices,
Our gut-eoverea 7 q Buggy whip & something
iasU u s. BERFNAN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-07


s-ETTER,s Celebrated STOMACH
in1rrp. s.e ,,.,,.r n,u..,,,
Gilt ~. p:.,
'o'"' 80 s''"'
'e'1' u 0p'''"'' s'"'p'-'"'' "''"'
'
~
e.. ..
:, a.. ma, .or...b,. no..;h,. manner m. de-
aired resul..
While the traveller the pionss, tbs miner aud
al v,,,d~.l in unhealthy Ioc.,;t;e. find meal
culable benefit from the use of the Btters. they
ma rsl,.h,. n ,e,.o,. .,,.oal in en-
,lo,ms,,. which d.h., them trom ont .doo- e,-
a,cise The mir ofa close roam ia almost "a del
cterious as the miasma Of q swamp; and 10 sit
m . cramvea no.,.ion or indeed In any posi,ion
all day long. il more enfeebling then telling
,,ee. ~ nlouyh;nv or ercayating canale or
hu;ld;n,. No,b;or can wholly SUNNY the place
osfresh air and muscular eYc.reise. Itisc.r-
,a,nly not assumed that Hos.et,er's Bit,ers can
..,,..,;.h .,. a M, ,b.x-,li nev.,
.., -,.a o..;o,.
|
p'"''e' :" ''' y
''e'S VI 'e''e's rom e'"p'o''s :"
f0''N
s'o"'"'"'o ""e" "o'" uo"" ."u y
the labors OF the pen. Nor must It be forgot
ten in this connection that thus delightful effect
o.u., p,,,.,. .o,,.a :. :, ,h.
heAi'h'"' nature u 'hs oo'an'c eie"en's WIN
when u - imPregnatsd, render y As safe Tor me
brain ~ . cup OF Congo or Bohsa.
e ~
w" " P''so" "'''' f'ope''' -"' Wv 'e'e"''o'
Of crime, so the legitimate object of medicine
oil suffering. hence tbs s"iue OF hos'et'er
B,t,ers as protective and preventive agent has
thence inferred that the remedial power Of the
,,.,a-s,;o, - ,n,e,;or "a ia .Bc..r ..ts
guard. In cases OF dyspepsia, II IS ID the op'h-
ion OF all who have tried it as a remedy for that
most yeueralof all phv,ical Affections a swift
-. "a ~.
many suppose, mere uisorder o. me s'a"ach !;
and no medicine that touches the stomach only
can cure il though such no,trum NAV stye,d
the eeh'rai Pos'''on o' 'he a'sesse' ou' T" Is IN
| 'renchsd also in the livea and the bowels, and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-07

New KlSD OF HISr-A young man
who had been paying strict attention to a
young lady, with . view to matrimony, or
any other money she may chance to have.
grew chivalric the other night. and offered
to undertake almost any task, however diff
6cult to prove his love and devotion. bid
me-" said he with truly knighty rhapso-
dy although he wasn't worth rap, IBID
me tame the lion in the jungles. or restrain
an office-seeker on his way to Washington.
and will do it, Ask me to climb Mount
Vesuvius (moat any other time, or to sd-
dress q tumultuous assembly Of women s
rights women in opposition to female suf
frage, and it is done. Command me that |
should bring snow fake from the torrid
skies Of Africa, or an iceberg from the sui
phuric waves off,
Hold, cried the maiden, you can more
easily win my commentator and contrib
ute to my pleasure. There is . youth, Wes-
ton is his name, who, starting from Portland
on the Maine, 10 even nov stretching his legs
with eager intent toward Chicago. Initiate
bis noble example, and"
"What,"
~ dN -
He pedestrianated.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-07
TAINTED, AGENTS

SIS TO $500 per month. everywhere. male
aud female. to introduce the GENUINE
IMPROVED COMMON SkNSR FAMILY
stitch, hem, fell. tuck. Quilt. cord. bind,
braid and cmbroidef In a most Superior
manner.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-07

RAILR roads,.

HABkHOAOSs
Chicago, Rsck Island = Pacific
Railroad.
1866. Winter Arrangement. lSs7.6s.
Trsinsrun BY Chicago time which is twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY DEC 2, 1857,
~ and until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport daily, Sundays exceptedl as follows
Going kast- LIST Mail train at. .......7 so, A. y.
I'd Night express. 81, P. NJ
Going West-lst. Express end Mail for DeS
Moines and Warrington. e.65 A. n.
Sd, Mixed, for Des Moines and
Arrive at Davenport daily, (Sundays excepted
From the East-lst Night express al. * 20, A =
I'd Daily Ex. h mail. Z 90. ?. =
From the west-lst Mixed from Des MONIES
I'd, Express from Desl Moines
and Washington. 1867 .n.
CONNECTIONS.
Al Chicago with all Eastern Routes.
At Joliet with q. A. 4 3. \. X. h. for Bloom
ington, Springfield, &c.
At LaSalle with l. G. r. r for Dunieith, 81.
Louis, Cairo, &C.
Al Pond Creek with g. b. : Q. 4. r. for Bur
lington, keokuk and Quincy.
At Peoria with r. p. 4 J. X. r. &c.
Al Des Moines, Iowa City, and Wasbin gton
with Western Stage Co s Stages, for all points
West. Southwest and Northwest.
Sleeping Coaches on all Night trains Through
Tickets for sale and baggage checked TO Prin-
cipsl Eastern Cities and Towns
"A. HALL. Asst Gen. Supt Chicago.
4. KfnBALL, Asst. Supt. Iowa Division.
Davenport
II. h. HiLLs. Ag't, Davenport.
Davenport. Dec. 2. 1867.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-07

GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.

Which are now acknowledged !" be. BY the Lead
ing Artistic In this country, Superior to any othere
In America. These lnstrumeLt II posscee every mod
srn Improvement Of the largest sire finished In
Carved and Plain Rosewood Cases. embracing every
variety Of STYLE Each has the full Metallic France
Oyerefruns BASE, with without the agrafe ar
rangement) Each hae the French Grand Action. &C
know lodged TO be superior TO any other Tn pd ex
ecution These instrument 4 are all Seven. seven and
a Quarter aud Seven md Third Octa,es: conetruc.
ted OF Tt orouphly Seasoned Wood and o! the finest
and beet material For Great Power. Singing Quail
ites, Sw eel ness and Purity Of Tone throughout the
entire Register: Elegance OF Finish and Great Du-
rnhily. the Piano Fortcs Of Mesrrs. JENNYS D
SON are unsurpassed BY any other makers in the
World. and have taken the Highest Premium wnes
eyer exhibited The came facilities which enable
this frm 10 produce superior Instrument. also ena-
be them 10 offer their Piano Fortes 10 the public q
Twenty per cent. lower than any other First Glass
manufacturer 10 the country.
The special attention OF Dealcfs Ieaehefs and or
ors l. invited 10 the examination Of theQe Riaqeah
s.,s 80 : - { ssa13sa12 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-07
REAL ESTATE.
JOHN l.. COFFIN.
LAND AGENT,
Davenport, Iowa,

Hss for sale. $4,000 acres choice Farming
Lauds in Iowa, in SIS different counties, selected
from 10 to Is years since. by special agents, a..
mostly owned by the pntentees.
II, 0oO acres in Illinois, Wisconsin and Mime.
sote. Unmproved Lots in Davenport. LeCiaire,
Princeton, Waicott. Durant, Atalissa, Downey,
Iowa City and Des Moines Twenty dwelling
houses asd stores in Davenport .ov6dN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-07

yenre We will pay Sl.0sO for any machi that will
sew stronger, more beautiful. more elastic seam
than ours II makes the Elastic Lock stitch
Every secorG stitch can be cut and eth the cloth
cannot be pulled apart without tearing IL. We pay
Agents ON rs to 500 per month and expenses. Or
i com mission from which twice that amount can be
made. Address. SECOND 4 CO., PITTSBURGH,
pa or BOSTON. MASS.
CAuTloN;-Do noihe imposed upon Y ctsi1 neE;
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-07

'sN viz bot Suc Rart - geaIs, nhu N''o
the person whom all afflicted should consult No one
ever Of patent Of his not being cured since no
hss been in this city His reputation has vouchers N
ali the city papers, HE patients and the met teal pro-
Session both here and abroad. as being the moe, ski
iod specialists here and thorough msefef OF al SEX
nal Diseases n ali Others fail. don't deepa!r. gre
him call. ltisonly common Occurrence Win nm
10 cure such cases. HE rooms are sepasete of sdses
and crntIeneu and the mosi comp etc In Me city.
Youxo MR.. Take Particular Nosis &C. S'e.
thoe caees caused by habit. which ruins bo0
body and mind unAt'i the unlorsunsss lnaivaus.
sal. habits or the Of ripper IL TO weak
On lie debiiats the constitution destroy the physi-
81, and mental powers. diminish and enseeble the
stnrri rrclin IN ami exhaust the vital energies OF
manhood the pleasures Of NE are ma,red the object
: torn OF unccasing misery andrsgrei Such perscns
especially those contemplating marvsaTe should loco
no time 10 making immediate ap1 licntnn. ~ Dr. b.
" Ms new treatment. II enabled 20 ineure speedy
and perm anent cure.
Consultations tSec and condd enf'al: y. s3
South C1afk elooet. cor. or M0aS0ea e. 11SS2
~ PQ4Nuk A94 n.y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-07
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4 Mlll u H

A. M11uIER,
- Is BRADY STREET, BELOW SEQ
ond keeps constantly on hand and makes
TO Older.
0ents', Boys and Chlldren@o
CLOTHING ofthe best material and in . mannes
that cannot fail to give sstisfaction. Liberal
patfonaae respectfully solicited. lnya1 -d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-07
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
GENERAL. NEWS.

Pnkomania is the attest issue Of the word
mint.
Divorce suits have begun snioa,, the Eor-
mons.
Quebec flour aid grain dealers iesI 4 r.d
by unemp eye vorkmen.
Out of 22,ii5 children in The public
schools Of C nclnnati l0,l22 are s,ujving
German.
A Canadian editor, attacked b. ru,sn
en- bridge, threw him into the river,
and made an item Of him.
In the coa mines Of Great Britain last
year, 800 lives were lost, q an average Il
five daily.
The Cincinnati Homeopathic Medical
Dispensary has obtained . charter.
George Francis Train is . nominee for
the Presidency.
Men are like wagons; they rattle most
when there's nothing in them.
Weston says his attendants were sticks
and swindless.
IIorstio Seymour denies the interview
with Lincoln mentioned by Mr. Carpenter
Sensation novels are undermining Eng
lish morality. So say the newspapers.
Chicago has received this season 707.2
hogs and packed 455, 24l Of them last year
she received 235, 346 and packed lol 900.
Earl Russell expresses great admiration
for the American system OF educating young
ladies'.
The Wisconsin treasury took in last year
ss35.l27 %. paid out ss26,533 81, and
has 1884 left.
"Who owns the city Of New York to day
asked Mr.. Beecher, in his sermon of last
Sunday night, and his prompt reply to his
own query was, The Devil
A child was born blind, in Penn Yam, n.
y, a few days ago. Its ey.lids were cut
open By . doctor, and now the child sees
perfectly.
A cute peddler at Bethel. CT, has been
detected in selling liquor As part Of his
stock, coming round regularly to his dry
customers.
The marks Of pencil writing may be made
indelible BY passing the tongue over it
Even breathing slowly over the lines pro
tects it from erasure.
Paris has 10000 shade trees. When in
full foliage they cover nearly sven and a
half per cent of the entire area Of the city.
A minister at Crestline lately telegraphed
70 the Cleveland police that some thief had
stolen all his manuscripts sermons.
The Vermont Legislature have caused
"inexting Unstable laughter" by enacting
that paupsrs s,raving into towns in which
they do not belong shalb punished with
fine.
Peter Cartwright is in his eighty third
year. He has been Meth dist for sixty
seven years, and preacher for more than
sixty.
A minister whose choir has . chronic
quarrei, declares that there can be no music
ia heaven. else there would be no peace or
rest there.
The widow Of the man who in 1912 deed
cd the land on which the city Of Madison,
Wisconsin. stands, claims that she did not
sign the deeds, and now claims dover in
some of the best lots in the city.
The total valuation Of real and pc sonal
property in Minneapolis for the present J ear
IS 2,779 ,056-a increase Of 100000 over
last year The total valuation OF property
in st. Anthony is s72s.77o.