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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-26

FEMALE velocipedists at the Bluff City
Rink tonight. T4-t
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ONE thousand mems and boys straw
hats, to be closed out at once-various
kinds. Your choice for so cents.
M. KRAus & Co.,
72-t Corner Main and Adams.
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Ice for sale at E. ]. Hollands, No. l47
Madison street.
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The first appearance in the South of a
velocipedienne. 74-f
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PLAIx and striped grenadines, rs cents
per ward. N. Klaus & Co.,
ut Corner Main and Adams
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MATHEMATICIAN.
weather.

Meteorological observations, as reported to
US by Mr.. Edward Goldsmith:
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Go to White House. Is Madison at at
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LADIES all-linen handkerchiefs 81 Is
per dozen. N. Klaus 4 Co.,
T2-t Corner Main and Adams.
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"THE demand for e. F. B. here is un
precedented."
34.t Editors Macon (Aiss) Beacon.
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"ExcLrsH FExLLE BIrTERs saved the
life of my wife" W. ]. GIBBoS. NJ. d.,
at Clarendon, Arkansas
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Fyou want good old Msgibben whisky,
90 TO Megibben 4 Bro, 2sl Main street.
THE coolest place Of amusement in the
city-Bluff City Rink, corner Third and
Adams streets. 74-t
JUsr receives--fresh smoked beef, beef
tongues aud picked beef tongues, at Cot.
fin Bros, 1892 Main street. 4 cot
WoRsHAM HOUSE, BAR.-Call on Mr..
Myers, who keeps at all times the very
best liquors.
CoUsTRY merchants that buy dry goods
will do we'll to call on M. Kraus & Co.,
corner Main and Adams. TT
ADVERTISE your business in LEDGER
directory, first page. 7
MONEY LOANED at SOS Main Sc
WHITE and pink mosquito MEETINGS,
from New York auctions, at M. Kraus d
Co.'s, corner Main and Adams. ut
II you want splendid shave for ten
cents, and your hair cut in the best style
for twenty-five ceats, call at No. % JEFF
ferson street. n
ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERs is an adj
mirable prescription for females"
J. A. P. KENNEDY, M. D.,
34.t Coffeeville, Mississippi.
JUsT REoEIvED-Large lot all linen
towels, 81 so per dozen.
M. KRAUs & Co.,
72-t Corner Main and Adams.
TEN QUARTER bleached sheeting, SOC
per yard. NJ. KRAus & Co.,
72-t Corner Main and Adams.
Sc. F. B. is highly recommended by
the profession here"
G. II. MoRGAND,
"a t Editor Chronicle (Miss.)
Ii you want good old Megibben whisky,
90 to Megibben q Bro, 28l Main street.
SATIN parasols, SO so.
M. KRAUs & Co.,
ut Cor. Main and Adams streets.
IFyou want good old Megibben whisky
go to Megibben & Bro, 2si Main street.
ONE thousand mems and boys straw
hats 20 he oIouad ont Of nuna-ua rim
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-26

IFyou want good old Megibben whisky
go to Megibben & Bro, 2Si Main street.
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GEr your F. Y. shirts and furnishing
goods direct of the manufacturers, Wig
CANS & Thorn, 233 Clay Building. soft
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills Of Lading, Dray
Tickets, and all kinds Of Blanks for sale
at this Office. 7
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II you want good old Megibben whisky
20 to MegibbeR & Bro, 2sl Main street
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LOOK at our bleached domestic, 10
cents per yard. NJ. KaAUs 4 Co.,
F2-t Cor. Main and Adams streets.
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SrRAwBERRIEs, fresh and Dice from all
the grounds, received every hour.
6Tt CoxAwGY & Co, 1863 Main st.
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FINEST wines and liquors at White
House. 43f
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TnE coolest place of amusement in the
city Bluff City Rink, corner Third and
Adams streets tf AT
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WHITE Marseilles crib quilts, 81 so, 81
and 81 so, on our cheap tables,
NJ. Klaus & Co.,
ut Corner Main and Adams.
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WoRsHAM HOUSE, BAR.-Call on Mr..
Myers, who keeps at all times the very
best liquors.
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JUsr receivea--fresh smoked beef, beef
tongues aud picked beef tongues, at Cot.
fin Bros. 1872 Main street. 4 cot
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-26

81 give English Female Bitters q
hearty Recommendation. :"
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CoUsTRY merchants that buy dry goods
will do we'll to call on NJ. Kraus Il Co.,
corner Main and Adams. ut
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-26

IL you want good old Msgibbsn whisky,
60 TO Megibben 4 Bro, 2sl Main street.
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wringer, 1873
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FOR SALE

TSop SALE THE DESIRABLE NEW
residence, with every convenience. No. ~
Robson streat-fve rooms. coed cistern. sta
Bic, etc. Price, $4,000:
Also. the honse and lot No. SS Robson street
-four roems. Price, $500.
Also, three and q half acres on Charleston
railroad, three miles from the city. part OF war
The above are offered very low and on time.
A'''e Il. w. SHELTON,
90 On 32S Front street.
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ADVERTISE your business in LEDGER
directory, first page. 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-26

OLD HATS made new at asa Main St I
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T. or r Q n t..

A LARGE FRONT ROOM IN PUBLIC
a LsoaER Building. suitable for cotton or
any kind of business. Apply in Counting
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JUsT REoEIvED-Large lot all linen
towels, 81 so per dozen.
M. KRAUs & Co.,
72-t Corner Main and Adams.
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TEN QUARTER bleached sheetiug, SOC
per yard. M. KRAus & Co.,
72-t Corner Main and Adams.
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THOR SALE-A NO. l FAMILY HORSE,
nice rockaway and harness. Will sell sep
arately. If desired. Apply e, ,p,,om.N
66-f JOE SELldmAN
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Sc. F. B. is highly recommended by
the profession here"
c. II. MoRGAND,
"a t Editor Chronicle, (Miss.)
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G. W. VAssER, NJ. D.,
at Carrollton, Miss.
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MONEY LOANED at Sos Main

WHITE and pink mosquito MEETINGS.
from New York auctions, at M. Kraus d
Co.'s, corner Main and Adams. ut
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"ESGLIsH FEMALE BITTERs is an adj
mirable prescription for females. !"
]. A. P. KENNEDY, M. D.,
34t Coffeeville, Mississippi.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-30

her %Nuefdbrune; unter ieinem Na@z
folaer @arrian II. fam bic o9te aQsez
meme Synope au Gpnfantinppel i'm
Sabre $50 au Stanre. Der 6auptz
%aesenfanp mar bic Mn9eleeenbeit pes
>9natiuS unp pbotius. Inter Gem
@or1iy bes pdpRliden 9eeaten nurce
pte gauge Sdle6ti9feit oe6 Ybctius
ans 9i6t eespssn, er ieltit uls Ddllder
BON SYnoralaften, ais uiurpator ceS
patriar@entubles in BEN Sann &C.
tban.
2eiper 1T tur@ piele6 Goncil bic
Irennuns Der sriediiden STRIDE Yon
Der abenplanrilGcn nidt obsewencet
morren. Das lanse an9ebabnte Sdts>
ma 1T bod etnsetreten unp pbotius
blsibt ais 9aupttef1rcerer 9ebrono>
marft. 81 bic lieberoIe Gtnlarum9,
wocurd Plus TX. bic @etrennten gum
beporltebenrsn Goncil ruff, Grfol9 ba<
ben rpirp, ftsbt in 0otteS 9anr.
Mu9 mar cies Die leBte i'm Wor9enz
lanpe sebaltene auaemeine SYnoce.
Bdbreno bic unelddlide sriediide
Stride elmer INNER sr6beren Gritarruns
uno idlieeli9 Dem Sod oer1birtenberr~
idaft entse9ensina, trat ras Mbenclanr
nit fril@en &raften auf ben S4auz
play.-
[Tprtlebuna fplat.7
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-30
SierteS &apitel.
6 2anpe Der BpapS.

Nun 1T es enblid an ter 3eit, tab
mir uns einmal nad rem yanpldufer
poQicor umiebcn. Den 9rbeten She'll
ieiner Srrfabrten laien mir unberid=
Idti9t; fte beitancen nur aus elmer
Settle ron liccerli1en Strci6en tpcYon
mebr al6 elmer ben @alaen perciente.
9n Goypten traf CT NIT einem Gpanier
suiammen, ,pel9er Die Ntfdt bate, it,
Sucan auf ben Sclarenbanccl 3u aez
ben. "a Ct ben Character Youiror's
alei9 eurdlaaute, 70 madte ct pur ibm
gar fein 9ebl aus ieincm %unlaubern
Yprbaben. 8alp batte CT ibm entloft,
wie bod fid lein @elo belief unp ia er
itltt nidt DEFENDERS camit perleben
mar, 70 manrte er ale &untmittel an,
um in Zen BeliB ces ieinieen 3u eelanz
gen. ST rei3te rurd ubertrietene Sdil<
cerunsen res @emtnnes> welher NIT
Ger Sclopenjaao scrtuncen lei, feline
Dab uht unp bradte es aud ridtie ,uz
meae> RAP Ypuirpr Elm Gompa9nie>0 ST.
l9dft einain9.
Muer Bilruno Boar, alien eteln 0e<
fublen fremr, nur ben robeiten @enliz
len eraeten, fel es Dem Aottloien 8uz
ben niht einmal ein> rab Der Meniden<
banrel Gin au1mirriae5 Ncrbteden lei,
uno ais ibm riele Geferion unmDsli9
ldnser entaeben fcnnte, "a war er benz
nod peit entfernt, iid DON hem @anrsl
,uridsusieben. ST ladtt nur iiber bic
0emi0eubaftiafeit, Die Jpn einen Nu<
sentlid a%nesmanrelt bate. Isl" ia9te
CT, ,,lolde lpiebtlr9erliden Nnfi6ten
eelten nur fir rie enocn @%erbdltnt1r
meiner @aterftart. @er melt in Der
Welt ur1bers,tommen it, fiebt Die DIM
&c nit ancern Nu9en an. Man mub
@elo nebmen, 100 lid Die @ele9enbeit
ca3u fnpet. Mein Batter mare aud
nidt 70 reid 9etpprren> ,ren1t er iid
pur6 ben &atediSmu6 bdtte leiten laiz
len ; uno jest no Jpn bic e@lappe
9ctrofen miro er Is nod weni9er
tbun."
Sein Gompaonon WacroS beitdrfte
tbn natlrli@ In iol9en Mnfhten uno
betrieb bic Nusrafuns ~ Der Sclapeuz
iasc nit elmer iol&en Gile, pab ielbf
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-30
ben senn?" fraste ct etpas unwilz

ben senn?" fraste ct etpas unwi>
Zig. >
ugus Nfrifa," aab rcr Brieitrdaer
CUR Mntmprt unD nabm ta6 porto ent
eeaen. Der Gommersienratb farste
nit rem Yriefe In ben gapen uno rief:
~5erwis, 5epwte, fiebit ru, rab i&
Ne6t bate! "a 1T Elm: S9reiben bon
Ypuirw! Stun bat ale Notb Elm
Gnce, ros Glfenbein 1T ouf cem
Weae; mir merren @elo in GQQe ba>
benz
Mn taS 2i9t trctenb riff er eoS Gou>
pert auf uuo las: u2iebe Gltern !! Mls
i9 UNI cas- Oelr bat, Bate t9 nidt
Den Mutt, Die Babrbeit gu ia9en, neil
ih firdtste, ibr m5dtet mid i'm Stiee
lal1en. Mtt benz Glfenbein> ros mar
nur cine Nusrepe. Greili@ Niebt es
bier Glfentetn 9enue unp es 1T aud
fir biQt9en Yrei6 3u baben ; aber th
fonnte nit eurem @elpe feine6 erbanz
celn, neil i9 mid aus Gem &srfer IL
len muste. 8ie ras aQes suiammenz
bdnet, werce id eu@ er3dblen, penn td
iuridfpmme, atcr raiu mubt ibr mir
ert &eiie9elp ididen, cenn id babe feiz
men 4fenni9 mebr. G6idt aber ret4z
lid, cenn man bat niel mebr n6tbi9,
als man elautt> tpenn man etmas an
itdnois reilen mill. @enn i@ wiecer
na6 9auie fomme, werce t6 ti9ti9
auf Dem Compton arbeiten."
8lumentbal Lief Zen 8rtef aus Der
6ano fallen, 1hrdnen f"tiir;ten aus iei-
men Nu9en> Elm Glu@ los Son iei>
men 2ippen uno bic Gdulte baQtcn
fi@. 80.
uS9redlides l%lusebeuer BON einem
Sobne," ibrie er ; nru brin9lt ceine
Gltern urp reinen Yrucer an Den Set
telitab.
6erwie batte iid 1dpn 10 LANCE NIT
oieiem 0erlul tie pertraut 9ema9t cab
ibr Der Sdlas ni9t unerpartet fam.
u0ieb bid r%retn," iaste ite milce.
"Dsnfe> mir bitten caS 0elo ME belelz
fen. ~ 1T Der @erluf leidter .su ldmer=
gen."
uNter tie1tr abl1eulide 8ube!"
sat eebanpelt, mic IS rpraue;uiez
ben mar. S9ide ibm ,ur fein neues
@elp. Ma9 er 1ih rur6 bic Welt
ldla9en unc tabtis Mansel leiren !
Nur cine barte 9ebenSldule fann Jpn
teisrn; resbalb fein Mitleiren nit
ibm"
Der COMMENCEMENT wor wiecer
ptrnidtet. @iQenlos Lief CT fl9 Don
isiner Drau flbren unp murmelte Inn
merfort swil6en ben 3dbnen uDr
abideulthe Sube bat uns arm aema6t!
Wdre cr bier, er mlbte ms 3udt,
bauS !"-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-30
0lmhsmfhCfl.
Gyablung fir Dolk uaa 9ugenS
BON Wilbelm 9er6enbad.
[%JortleBuns.l

Grit reGt esiel eS ibr nidt ras rem
rollirrr, an rem fe tcb ihrn einmal
70 id;tmme Grfabrun9en sema9t Bat
ten, pas @elo bu9eianct wurce.
Nrau 6erwi9 bate Der Spraen ~
yiele. Sie lpllte nidt aueia i'm 2acen
iein urb bic Sberauftdt fiibren ; fl
mubte AUDI taS 5auswelen telteuen
uno bate ibercteb nod bic Gr;iebuna
ibre5 smeiten S5bnben6 gu leiten.
Ba5 bel Der Gernadldilisun9 berauS~
tam, baS bate fie an Dem YoQiror er<
iabren parum bate fe Iid III ben let
renroliten Easen %spreenommen, ciesz
NAL ale @eidbersi9teit unp 3drtlidfeit
bel Seite ju ieben uno Jpn na9 perz
niinftisen prinsipien gu er3ieben. Sc
gen Mbeno pae9te fe itd aus rem 0e<
l1dft ;u~ridsuSieben ; cann 9ins f1e
binauf auf pas &inpertlbden> nabm
cen flei1en Beppo auf Den SappB uni
er,dblte tbm lebrreide 0eldidten nell
DIE pas Sinh NIT aroeem SntereGe an
b1rte. @aS fie aber 0utes bewirtte,
percarb ra5 &inrermdc1en tpieper
cur@ S9mtideleien bel ben, SUM
gen.
Der Binter verain9 unter ZEN mfg
li9iten @erbdltniiIea ; pie laufencen
We91el fpnnten rur NIT Mlbe UNI
unter Der fnappltsn Ginlbrdnfune fir
ole 6ausbaltuns ein9elIf werren. Der
Slid par ihpn LANCE mebr ais frugal.
Blumentbal bofte auf Den Griblino
unp errpartete spr ten Spmmerfpfen,
cie er ein9elest bate, einen reiden Sc
minn. 6ecwig abcr mar peniser 3u.
periidtlid, renn le bate rie trauri9e
Bemerfun9 Semadt, oab piele ibrer
3etannten, nadrcm lie ibre Nsueierre
aeliut> eie Gtntdule in anpern Sc
)9dften madten.
Y%lumentbal, welder bduis aus eiz
mem Grtrem in ra5 ancere f1el> lief
ben Mulb finftn. Stunrcnlana iae
CT in lstnem Gomptcir, ltiiBte Zen ld,pe>
reu &opf auf rie 9ano UNI perlpr lih
in Iritiinn. SApn mar rer CONNER
sstommen uno feline Stpfe lasen nod
"a. Sur einiSe 8duerinneu, rie rem
n;uelten 0eldmaf nod ni9t na6liez
ien> bottrn iih tei ibm belpr0t. Inter
ipldcn l%lmltdncen batten fie rtn ST.
bilfen unp rie Webilfn entla0en, rcnn
bermig fonnte tie 8unren lebr out all
lein berieneu. Nub eas &inrermdrz
d,sn battc fe 9eben lailen; 8eppo war
meiItens BET itr i'm 2acen unp "a Bate
ite menislenS Die 6reuce, Jpn better Ct
3ieben ;u fSnnen.
vWenn nur tas G%lfentein fame,"
laote Blumentbal ; uid Tin lberseuat,
coe es reibenren MtAans batte, Bonn
ia bin idon pom ueridieoenen 6duiern
aneefra9t porren. Sie pouen bepeuz
tence @orrdtbe baben, cen,1 g manselt
a%Gcntbalben an otsf er @aare."
5erwig ieufjte uro 3ptifelte.
Gneli1 fam elaes Ea9es Elm 8rief
ron her Yof, Der i@weres porto TO-
ftete.
u@ober tumuat bas tbsure @9ref>
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Sic a%u0emeimen &ireben:Se r:
fa,nmlun9en.
Oefumeni(@e Gsneilten.]
(Gorttbuns.)
Gietentts 6tumeniibe5 Gpnetl au Ni>
cha int Sabre 1877.
(Gort|ebuns.)

Son Zen frabefttn 3eitcn tes Girl
ffentbun,5 an Furea mir ben @ebrau9
beili9er Bilcer, unp Die erleuAtetten
8irdcnlebrer, Elm @resor Der Wrobe,
batten pieielben eteniomobl als Elm
3pedmdsi9es Mittel Ger Belebrune uno
Grbauuns her @ldubi9en e%mpfoblen,
mie ie jepen Miebrau@ peritlben entz
fernt wi1en mouten. Wn9ei1lrt our9
ilpii@e uno mobameeaniiae GinFu0e,
erbob fi@ I'M a@ten Sabrbunperte eine
befti9e Bewesuns eesen Die Bilrer.
Die &eibe rteier Bilpertirmer, Stpno>
tlaiten, er6fnet Der !Xaiier Eco It,
Slaurter, Der ben 1eun3iaidbrisen ebr.
wlrcisen patriar&en W.rmanus al.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

ABOUT a year ago it WAS charged by
certain rascally newspapers that Chef
Justice Chase had feathered his nest
with the plumagc of the bird Of paradise
during his connection with the United
States Treasury. In Il letter to one Of
his friends Mr. Chase repealed this
SANDER, declaring that he was no.
worth more than ten thousand dollaas,
and that lie was worth that much when
he was appointed Secretary of the
Treaury' His friends will be glad to
know that he has been doing very well
pecuniarily, since the date Of THAT letter.
He has just purchased tract of land
near Washington City containing forty
acres, with a fine mansion thereon, for
which he paid $4,000
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

George Francis Train is out in &
Presidential manifesto in which he SAYS
"know, then / nm going to the White
House and defy church and party,
friend or kindred, society or club, to
beat nc. have done lecturiug for char.
ity, Ten years of such Christian work
has earned me the name Of 'charlatan,'
'mOuntc. bank, lunat'c' Now am on
the make. money is the thing. | will
not lecture for any Christian object.
nor Will | give any donation as othe1s
do, TO see my name in the raper For
many years [ have advertised news
papers. They have ceased TO advertise
the. No more soltening of the brain.
but hardening fthc heart. love God
less and my fellow men more every
day. Three cheers for Abou Ben adj.
hem , | commence il Cincinnati to lecl-
ure every night till 1872, to show how
the doctor, lawyer, clergyman, editor
and politician have destroyed the in
diyiduality Of the citizen, making the
Fourth Of July a shan, the Declaration
of independence farce, and the great
American people n gigantic oligarclIyI
Of corrupt politician" God help the
Cincinuatiaus!
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

An Edmburg inventor has patented d
plan for new lamp giving most bril-.
liant light. lie takes two tuba. ol
different diameters, the smaller within
the larger one Of the tubes being con
nected with reservoir containing con
densed gas or air or . mixture of both.
Over the tubes is placed q perforated
plate of platinum, or piece OF plati-
mum wire gauze, through which the gas
issues divided into numerous small Jets.
The gas being ignited and the supply
of air properly regulated so that the
flame is made to disappear, the plate or
gauze becomes incandescent, aud the
result is n most Intense light
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

Gov Bullock Of Georgia. has rcsoly
ed not to accept the resignation ofany
member Of the Legislature who i
friendly 10 himself.
A son of Mr.. Alexander Mills sbou+
ten years of age, living near Linden
Station, Va, the other day took q
shotgun and shot his brothers head
OIL. - N''''
Some sacri!egious wrotohcs removed
all the doors and windows from the
Ugbana church near Limestone DEPOT
Tennessee, = few days ago.
Arkansas is moving in the matter Of
free schools.
The City Council of Richmond has
appropriated $4,000 toward the State
Agricultural Fair.
The yelocipede RIM, in Memphis has
been remodeled to answer the more
practical purpose of a cotton shed.
Lafayette county (liassaiAtasnsss
propose to plant more hemp Sss
wheat. thieves VIII please no
tice
Inc Menphisns are cogitaiias the
ways and means for the establishment
orcotton aud wooden mills, on Big
creek, about twelve males from Mem
phis
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

\ British officer committed an
offence during the Crimean war punish
able by death, but being influential had
that penalty committed to perpetual re.
duction to half pay, and to have his
sword y.yglsi 10 tie ScaJ5ayd He !.
now on duty in Halifax. His position
requires him on public occasions to be
Ill close attendance upon the Governor
4nd this brings him conspicuouslv for,
ward. At the reception Of the Prince.
as the latter with his suite stepped upon
the platform prepared for hin, upon
which we're standing the Governor and
other dignjtaries, all the officers salutcd
with the sword, the single exception
being this a!tendansupon the Governor,
who, with his sword by his side, was
yet compelled to salute with his hand
Any one who has worn a sword will
realize hos much worse than death il
This public disgrace.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

DIR, LIVINGSTONE, who has very
ioolshly mislaid himself somewhere in
the wilds of Africa, has at last been
found, Or so nearly found that there is
no fun in it. We are now told that
persons familiar with Africa have
suggested that Livingstone is probably
a captive in the hands of the powerful
King of Caxembe." AS when last seen,
the great traveller was in some six or
eight hundred miles of the King of
Cazemhe, and seemed to be louncinp
liesurely in that direction, it is almost
certain that the colored old rascal has
got him.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

At one Of the Eastern celebrations oil
the Humboldt centenary, an ciitor, ia
response to toast u The newspaper
press, spoke Of the mighty German aus
indebted i'm agreat measure Co tIg press
for his fame. This was Absurd There
are many things which the press can
do, but many more which 10 cannot. /.
may make smart men and wei.-in.ormed
men, but it can't make great men. 1t
can make politicians, but it can make
statesm an. Ii can make humbugs, but
it can't make HumbOldt,.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

In chemistry, the best way to separ.
ate two bodies is to introduce third.
The same holds true in other depart.
ments. To increase the distance be.
tween pair lovers, let little Willie
walk into the back parlor with lighted
candle in his hand.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

The planters OF Louisiana cYincc q
disposition to hold on to their cotton
if prices 90 much lower
Shoe-making by machinery will soon
DC in active operation in the reni5op-
tiary at Baton Rouge, La,
The black tongue RACES with great
fury in Iallapoosa, Clay and some
parts OF Elmorc counties, Ala.
4 shoe factory is about to be estab.
lishei IN Washington bya number of
business men. headed by Gen 0. O.
Howard.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

To lay off an acre OF land measure
two hundred and eight feet eight and n
half inches for each side of a square,
and che contents will be exactly one
acre. As this information will be con
venient to farmers and gardeners, let
them make note of it.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

Anew kind of lila .i,g wowder. cali
Ell ammonine powder. has been success
luIIy used in Sweden. It's properties
are quite remarkable for their inconsis.
leney 10 each ether. Ii is said to com
bine considerable explosive force with
tardy inhammability; that it caunot
be exploded by percussion; and that it
does not deteriorate from the effects
climate.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

Tue PRICE OF HoGs.--The hog crop
of lover East Tennessee, this season.
says the Cleveland Banner, is greater
than 1t has ever been in any one year
since the war but owing to the tall of
IN the corn crop, there is but little do.
ing in that line. We have heard of
hogs being offered at 3 cents gross,
but buyers do not appear 10 take hold
Gt these figures.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-07

Latc London papers record a very
unusual occurrence on the preceding
Sunday afternoon, IN connection with
the burning Of q c1tta-r IN a certain
section oftlat city. After, tie fire had
been subjuci, On -a,i1u was or
dered. resulting in clearly showing the
ignit TO nave been the suns rays set
ding fire to q swallows nest under the
caves.