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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

The Law or Contrncts-Powcr Of Pnrtics 70
AnuuI Compacts-Liabilities of Sure:ses Of,
License Bonds-C0ntrncts Between Enemies
In Timc Of War.Adthorlty or Corporations
TO Grant Frnuchises-Sclxure Of Property
Under Military Orders.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20, 1859.
The following cases were heard yesterday
No. 2op.--Joseph W. Parish ct al. vs. The United
Syates.-Appeal from the Court OF Caims-Parish 4
Co. contracted with surgeon Magruder, at Louis
vile, in December 1s8a to furnish Ice for the use OF
tho United states general hospitals at the West in
GLIDING the Division OF tho Mississippi ana other
departments Of the Gulf upon the Mississippi and Its
tributaries, for the year 1864 The contract was
subject 10 the approval Of the Surgeon General,
who subsequently approved and forwarded
it to Magruder; but before 10 reached
him the approval was reconsldered, and
the contract, By order Of the Secretary
OF War; was recalled and another contract in differ.
ent phraseoogy, but substantially like It, was for
warded In It's stead. After this second contract
reached Magruder ne was directed BY the Secretary
OF war to erase from 1t tho Of New Orleans as
one OF the places for the delivery Of Ice. This was
done, but on executing II after the erAsure was
mace Parish %. protested against the alteration,
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MIND. WHAT IT IS.

The first OF a wesky course OF lectures In con.
nection with the Brooklyn Young MEMS Christian
Association was delivered last eight by the president
OF the association Dr. Duyres, to q crowded
audience OF both sexes, in the lecture room OF the
association The subject was, mind, Its study,
what it is its usefulness and attractiveness.n The
Doctor occupied considerable Tune AZ the COM
mencement OF hts lecture by stating that he
should not answer directors TO the existence
OF mind and materalists generally. and IN giving
his reasons for this determination. He then
reviewed tue four great branches OF the human
intellect and thus divided them:-What was The
human lntelectf What did II performS How did
II perform H. aud what was the product OF ITS per-
formauceS Mind was an individual thing, anu lt
was bounded only by the person oil each individual.
We showed how much In all the material sciences
we were dependent upon the testimony OF pure
intellect as IN astronomy, where the calculations
were TO be taken entirely on iaith. The utlliJ q
the study CT the mind was shown by the power ~
gave us In ascertaiuing WHO aud what we We're anu
by the ABILITY also on our part 10 deVe ~ SSstiin
latent powers. lie concluded by givlns nuhlyet o.
humorous illustrations OF the Application o. sho rct-
sonlng powers aud the advantages attendant upon
the development OF reason. Tue chaplain OF the
association. Mr.. Martin. announced tnat another
lecture would be given next thursday evening, ahu
me subject would be 'Ihc spectral AnalSsu."
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MEETING Of THE AcAuemy oe MEDICINE.

The fortnightly meeting OF tho Academy OF Medi-
cine was held last evening at the corner OF twenty
third street and Fourth avenue. Eight new MEM
received their sealed and engrossed certificates
OF membership from the secretary, DR.. James. DIR.
II. q. Buckley, president Of the academy Oiled me
chair. The audience not quite so large as usual,
was composed OF SOME OF the representative men ~
the medical profession OF New YORK. Dr. Mitchell
read paper which brought put long any ivasneu
but forbidden the pens OF secular reporters notnag
OF the DEBATE is herewith appended. Inc academy
In increasing la strength numerically ana pecunarlly
from month 10 month.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

Captain Robert p. Hughes has been appointed
Aide-dsCamp on the STAFF OF General Terry. COM
manding the Department OF the South, and Is
ordered to report IN person accordingly.
Captain O. M. Bailey Is detailed on recruiting ser
Vice and ordered TO port to Brevet Brlgadier Ten
eral BURBANK, st Cincinnati, for assi9nment " duty
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references V bOlRiSsl fiyhb sboIIsnins disnnction
between the two races as to elective oces and nry
service. The school question now agtated u under
CONFORMATION law. IA lNl-H.-l-- 81 IL n.---
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Such Is the situation Of this AFFAIR at present.
AND II was in full view OF these several interests
involved, and the bearing OF the several Questions
the Spanish gunboats, that Judge Pierrepont re-
marked yesterday that It was more OF political
than OF legal question:; that II will depend upon
the way in which the administration may treat 1t
" it shall become its most popular act or its
wneth. 49,. @st ne himself DID not pretend to
possess possess saaicsu. wisdom sayss l iaiSS vese
premptIy carry out whatever instructions he should
receive from his superior on1cers.
MARSHAL HARLOW IN FULL POSSESSION.
Az was reported IN these columns yesterday,
United states Marshal Barlow took possession late
on "Wednesday afternoon OF all the thirty boats.
law moored the United states gunboat Maria, Ensign
John Blocker commanding, which had been sta.
toned there to watch the boats and prevent their
miral Godon, at the Brooklyn Navy Yard In order
to make some temporary arrangement for the con-
S received om
The Maria renamed there In consequence OF this
application. during "Wednesday night Yesterday
the Navy Department 10 place SUFFICIENT force at
the disposal OF the United states District Attorney
e s ssra Of sns ssnpSa Tss SaSy
SERVICE under command OF Ensign Kelley, who re-
ported for duty to the District Attorney, and no
again placed the boat under the order OF the United
States Marshal. The armament and ammunition OF
the Maria were transferred TO the tug Catapa, and
the former vessel relieved OF duty at nine O'Clock
yesterday morning. At i've O'Clock IN the afternoon
the Marshal, undoubtedly under orders, had made
other arrangements. He had chartered the tug
Martin Kabnelsch, said to be owned by Q. H. Della
mater placed her IN charge Of officers OF his own,
ordered the armament and ammunition transferred
from the Catalpa to the kalbdelscn, ana dscharged
the Navy Yard tug from further service. The Caalpa
obeyed orders and steamed back to the Brooklyn
Navy Yard thus ceaslng all connection OF the naval
authorities with the safe keeping OF the spanish
Runboats, leaving Marshal Harlow In exclusive and
full possession Of them.
WORK ON rHE BOATS TO BE RESUMED TO-DAY.
II WAS alao stated yesterday that upon the SEIZURE
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poQ5ei0eric4t.

Gbarle8 2ops, betrunfen SIS 8uee.
9atte fein @elo muBte IN Toloe tefen in
ben &%ettengang.
MarY 6. &pbinlon, 5alten zines libel
beradti9ten 5aules> $65 Citrate.
-Dornton prIgelet $15 Citrate.
5i99ins unb Conway 3rpei
Wanner welde bic 8prfelun9 bet Drz
prej MinltrelS I'M Spernbou1e itDrten>
uno 1l9 Damn auf S6entlider Stra fe prUz
9elten, puroen BON Dem poliset HfiGter
ur1 1e $50. uno bic Soften St itraft.
5enrY Span besablte $3.50 fit elm
tlel1es &eilereiper9nii9en.
6rant &tnabau, Elm farbi9sr Mrbeiter,
lorf 119 et1en fplo0alen Naul9 ar> unb
pa Dag goot wel@e5 i'm BON @t. Souls
Derauf 9ebro9t Bate i9on obaeoonsen
war' wurre at alS Mit9liep oeS &etten<
9an9eS auf8enommeu.
Mt6ael 2yn@, mel9er jece Wpde me-
l1'gltenS etnnaal lein Grl6einen in ben
betlisen 9aQen Der Sufis ma6t wuroe
oe6 unoreentli9sn Setrasers abermulS
19uloiS 9efunoen uno erbielt cine telnppz
rdre Mnte1un9 BET Der @eleuldaft ,,tn1
u9al6bano un0 &u9el."
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9ans einsefarst.

H.El - .-it A@ f
DuS felt LANCER :3eit BON 6rn. EboS.
5owaro bemobnte !6ou8 an Der @obert
@traBe naDe Der Dritten ftir,te beute
Na@mittag u1n' etpa Elm llbr Elm. 1as<
ielbe mar Elm 3peiit1fige6 teinerneS6auS
Der untere Stod mar an Neuunon uup
8rp. perrentet gepelen, BE tbn ais 5tpre
benubtenbi6 lebteB p9e, 100 f1e aus3oaen.
Gin Gran3oie Bate i'm nun fit einen
Saloun einridten la1en> urb feline Gu
den binetn 9etrabt> ro9 bemerfte CT
beute frQh bab co6 5au6 tarfe &i7e
babe unp scg miecer aus. SEER 5owarp>
Der ben 5peiten @tcd beppbnte tbat Elm
9let6e8> mttbin puroen ale M1beln unp
lonli9en @a@en> NIT Musnabme Don
Carrots uno 5wet Sefen, 5srrn 6oz
waro 9ebSri9, 9erettet. Der bintereGbeil
itQr5te 5uerit ein> bic Seiten 1lm etma J
llbr, Die Bront Mouer itsbt nod, fam
ober jere Minute einf fallen. Cine orpBe
9raue &abe Die na9 Der G%tntQr,uno beS
bintern Gbeile6 be8 5auies nod III Rem
8crcern 9etl{eben, rettete 1i9, ais biel es
ein(tlr5te, rur@ einen @prun9 aus Dem
Swetten Stod auf bic @tra6e.
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8erfamntluno Der S6uI=8paro.

Dis@9ul Bparo bielt ppraenernNbeno
cine SiBun9. 8ice prdfpent $. $.
@iblcy prdiotrte.
Snipector Yarfer Yaine> Der aus ren1
Nmte 9ebenbe S@abmei( ter, teri9tet oab
er na9 Ginret@une ieine6 jdbrliGen ST.
ri@teS nod $5,912>15 S1ulpen per
8oaro beSablt babe. Bleiben in BET
&aIe $71t,23.
Gin 8eldlub p~aftrte BET Die aeb5rieen
8eamten %autbori1trt, BON 3eit ~ 3eit 70
piel @elo ol6 n6tbi9> $4,000 ni9t iiberz
fteiaenr, ;u leiben.
Gin COMMITTEE Bert6t sei9te an oaB
bic &dumlidfeitcn in 1dmmtli6en @6ul<
bdulern gu bei9rdnft 1eien unp prin9t
parouf rieielben gu per9r16ern.
Die S@ulcommittee bertAtetssu Gum
ften BON 5 @tuncen @9ule per Sag.
Gin 8eldlub cine EarauRaoe Don S
MiQ6 auf ben Dollar @e!tb Gi9entbum
fir @9ulswede ;u perlon9en> palirte
einfimmig.
Gin Bei1lub att Der Moams unb
Wo1binston @6ule Gerbei1eruugen porz
5unebmen paiirte.
Gin 8elblub ~paltrte rem She'll cer
Nroms S9ule, Der ft6 jest i'm Balowin
S9ulbaule befnoet> 81 entferne11> urb ben
&aum oer Deutib> Gn9lilAen @9ule ~
1btr9sben.- 8srtagung.
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GrpBer
Mu8Derf Quf !
1ooaren
tlr breiBtg Gage.

Da mir beabi6tt9en unier @el9aft
balo %aufaueeben> u Y~erfaufe en- mir UNI ern
9an;sn @prratb BON GQen<Waaren gu
]ebr repuetrter Yretlen Don 20 bis 80
Gents am Gbaler.
Da5 beiBt mir Yerfaufea man@e Maaz
rem fir 20 Gents Die wir frIber fir e{nett
Ebaler Yerfauf teu utb anoere Waaren
Bis III 80 Gents bic mir friber fir etnen
Ebaler p%erfauften*
Sbiee Nreife nur eeeen Saar.
gs 1T ni9t nDtbig bier ealQeS I'M GinSelten orf=
3u3ablen ba unier 0prratb bent Ynblifum bin
I1neliG befannt 1T.
Dem publlfum Don ct. paul 1T bier zine fel>
tene @elesenbeit gebpten lt9 NIT Waaren su Ser=
5eben, bic ibnem anberS apet pber bret Wal 70 Stel
fo]fen wiiroen. Cine lcl9e @ele9enbeit pirb li9
nielei9t ME pieber bieten.
Gatbeart Il. 60.
MS s. 6. S~tren91on beutider Glerf.
vs. ssSu ucrfaufen.-Wsein @tprc. SO. 1872 Dritte
Strase. Die Yotte 1T % JuR Grpnt an Der Dritten StraGe
BET 15U 5us bintsr pemlelben mad Der Sterten Strabe burd
.Iaufenb. Ser Stpre 1T Is bel 70 BRET Gtpd bod. @benfp
~" M.S. eatbcart.
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eokales. ...
Minnefota
ais cine . ur. e..
Aeimat fit Gimanofrsr.


Die bie6jdbri9e @ua9ate 1T 1eBt ferti9
unb CUR @ertbeilun9 bereit. Die Yattz
pblete tperoenYortofret na@ aQen Sbeilen
Der Ser. 5taaten unb Deutl9lanoS oer1
fanpt. MQe eie8 erpanote cperB efannte
in Der alien 5cimat baben, tie fe iber
Minne(ota au%fuflaren munf@en, fino er<
lu@t bic Mobrel fen ait ben nnterietdnetsn
Maenten ber neutrality-suspicious.
e%inau3enpen. Die @erlenoun9 Der
pampblete miro iofort na@ Gmpfang Der
Mpbrefe %ftattfncen. Man aoorelitre
an:
William Seeger,
State Treasures Office,
St. Paul Minn+
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VARIETY STORE.
146 Drttte GtraBe.

146 Drttte GtraBe.
Sur ben Damest=Eoiuetcu Slid,
unter anttsn BITE beribm.e
Dnlnter's 9ption
fin,erien.
Ginststr 81 snt fur g. raul fir Sen Gsrfan} Ger Co.
f%saunstn per gsit trenpt bsfprqt
Oolo uuc S{lber 8prcen> 0uafen>
acrosl. Hra:tsen, epitsn, epanaesu 10.
Jluting l~ql1itln9! obne ~esfiltts,t III {ein 1T ie~
i;st. '
Crochet Articles and Embroideries.
3ephor Grnt, Gtrid~ urt Eafelearrs &C.. Giae cross
aasD"h! Gsi@1aadp0Gss Ast;ieI I'D fir Geiteufs eie.
nen1.
8. 5ertossea.
Stem Sar!st9 Gtcrs, 1A6 Dr;tte ctr. Gt. vaul,
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Gin fub1e6 @rab.-6err @barz
8. @opo, M9ent rerMilwaufee unp
ct paul &ooo in Bef @t. paul> fam am
Somf flag Mor9en rad her Stact UNI fir
$4,000 6ilt9eW ~ faufen> welde
er an jene Gompanie in Milnaufee IAi<
den moQte, tonnte aber muir We9|el in
Betra9 Don $1,000 erbalten. Gr wifelte
ben &ef Don $4,000 1or9fdQtis tn Elm Yaz
pier tano pa1elbe gu unp begab id auf
BEN &ldweg nod @eft Ct. Yanl. Oils
er bic SraGe p~aitrte itolperte ct nit Ell
mem Tube> 1uhte eurd cine 19ne(le ST.
me9ung ra6 Tauen 81 %Yerbinbsrn, nobel
ibm cas tbeure paquet6en au6 Der 5onc
f1el, lber bic Bride ms Wa1er roQte,
unc uno Elm un9eabnte8O in ben fubz
len Tlutben pe6 Mililippt fano. Gin
5er WcSuncy pom ct. Yster 1T 3euge
pes VorioQes. Ser Woop besab 1i1
lpfort nod Ger u1tersn 2enrune uno
murpen mebrere Boote au5oela npt UNI
Den Yerlorenen Gaob III rtter, rpA
bis jeyt bra6te i'm teiner miecer.
Der rurdou6 e%byenmertbe Gbarafter
Wooc6 uno Der 9ludIihs 3ufaI eiuee
3eugen burgen pQfiir rab b(eler Nccipent
fem flnllider pQr.
-*pbilifer werpen ou6aez
DE- menn ca6 Meit@en bittet> Tc
ouf Rem gau gu nebnnen, fi9 binter'1 II,
DIR frabe1> uno 1a9en 80 gu piel."
Gnoe 8ut Nle6 gut, la9t boS oeutl1e
Spridwort, uno ais Qbte I%cutpnen, unz
lere Eurner> incem fte gum S9lub Der
Btnterfrcucen Dem Yubltfum nod einen
rcdt faHnen 8ou bicten> nit hem lietliz
@en Trlbltn9 ale he 0yiIen III pertrei<
ben bic mod in %be1onreren f1oubi9en
&opfeden fid aufbaltcn m6dten> fol- epG
plab letn un Spnnenldein unr 6erSen6<
freucen etnlo6en gu fDnnen. Ml1o berei<
tet Gu9 ror> e5 miro iGBn am Wontaa
i'm Mtbendunn.
Gi1enbabnzB s.-Der5tactz
@lerf iberlief erte am Gam foA Germ
8dnnina rem prdlirenten Der @uperipr<
uno MilIifippizBo $4,000, Gtactz
Bonps. Der Net De5 Bonus, welben
ct. Yaul oieler Babn bepiQi9t bate.
Die erfsren 100000 >poren 11on Dor
meDreren Bo&m auS9eiteQe woroen.
.. 9. Sobn1pn BON ct. Mntbcny
falidte ei,en Gbed i'm 8etrase BON $75
auf ete erte Notional Banf, in Minneaz
polls, FAM nit Dem 0elpe no1 ct.
paul> um fid euf cine @erani9uno6tour
gu be9sten. In melher CT pur6 rao Grz
ideinen Der beili9en 5ermannab unterz
bro@en purce> Der Jpn na@ 81. Mntbpny
gum GerbSr bra@te. ....z. 49,.
&i9terli&e CHUNG
Sn Ger &laBe son .. 81, &ptert1pn con-
ira &irtlanp, in ,pelder Ter &l1oer feline
Nniprude auf ben Gitel gu einem beceuz
tehpen @runrbeliB 3wilben Ter ct. Nez
ter uno Morfet Strabe etabliren po1te,
entibieo Ni6trr 5aQ gu 1@nnfen pes
9erfla9te,, &irtlanb.. I@3@ 7 sl@
4 Mr finren IN Ter G5re.munrenlife,
beut Mcrgen bic Nanet1 per Md1b. 81,
g. Bilfinlon uno 6, 81. 8u(pn, unle<
rer Neprdientanten in Gpn9ree, mel9e
9elern na6 81. paul famen., :
Muf unierer promenabe bur9 STE
Start ben1etften mir ba6 cine srpee Nnz
3ebl po11 Bdunfen zen StraBen entlang
lat1sepflan;t morren. ....0.
Mat - Der Glub 1T in ben lebz
ten "a Stuuben dter fe@s 3ou eefallen.
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Die Wt1Qmautee uno ct. Daul 81
lenbabn Company 1T 9eraoe rarat1 cine
Hsrbe1erun9 3u maaen> bic 9etpib MQen
bic Iber biele 8a5n su fabten baben ey<
tritnl@t iein wtrp. G6 if bteS Elm neues
@eletle an Der Mentpta Suncticn auf
mel9em bic 3U9e no6 unb pom @t.paul
rur9 laufe n peroen. Die e5 ma9t ben
lan9weili9en SIM 9erfabren BEL Menpuz
ia Elm Gnbe.
aD~ Mir %per,peiIsn ouf %foloenpe neuz
Ell @nSei9en:
Trau &iefer> Gr5fnuna ppn Mpcez
naarer.
Ser Sdlief> 9anpler in @tiefeln Ii.
S9uben> @eldaftsverle9un9.
Malfer uno 9%sfelfn9er, Stiefel uno
S9ube.
Gatbcart Ii. g. Nusperfnuf MN DRY
GppcS.
ct. porl Snrapgrsin, @roser 8ou.
- SEER Sobn Tetl1 bat ieinen Gtcre
jebt nit Sdubell 9tisfeln &c. III alien
preilen SeflQt uno bietet 2onbtauflcutea
cie 9unfti9en Beoin0unoeu. St pirb
ftd Don jebt an bauptlddliG auf gnarcS
0e1@afte Yerlegen.
- Die 5erre1 Breipert u. &tefer erz
balten ta9li6 S%enbuneen Ycn G~ilenpoaz
rem uto meroen tpenn e6 70 fort sebt i'm
Stance {ein ben 9o,,,sn Siaat nit cieIen
Nrtifeln su serleben~
Captain Spbn Alernerwel>
@er felt 1864 Gin Mit0lisp per bieioen
poliset Mannidaft par bat ieinc @tel<
lung nleoer9ele9t u11b leinen @tern an
Capt. 8. 5ippler I~beroeben. Sn Capt.
&lerner Serliert pie Gtabt sinen ibrer
tii6tiafen poliSet Beamten.
gterYpn Spma.- gtue bieiiae
Tirmo erbielt son Spwa 10000 Drz
beno Gier. preIs yon IL bis 10 Gents
per Dubern.
Bel Sort 5nelline ertrunz
fe II. - pbiltp 8ppn> ELM Mitolieo Der
WuItf Sanre pe6 20 ten Snfanterie &c.
Atr1ente6 ertrenf int Wtanel rtoAuF AM
Na6mtttaa oes eriten Mot.
Bradt .-unlere9a9erbauler li1>o nit
Oltern f1rmlih belacer, ,neld,e auf
Transportation nit rer pacif c Bobn
no6 cen pbsren Diitrift int @taate rar>
ten.
Sereuate.-Dtt WuIcol Soriety
UNI ccut|de OeionA6serei11 unter Sci
tun9 ce6 5erm 6. 3ensius bra9te sez
fern Nbenc bsrvn Nrof. St. s. 6olterz
6of sur frpben Dtecerfebr ieines Wiez
aenfelts8 ein %Irlenne5 Stlno9er.
Ni9ter Nslion erbielt ae1ern Die
Gommilion fir cen neuen noe Morz
fiat, g. NrmFycne.
49, Der Moi Terntin res Difriet Sc
riGts, nabm beut Mor3en leinsn Nnz
fan9.
Maule1el,-122 tieier nub|iden
3u9tbtere nuroen am Satnl to9 ro@ per
@arrilon ron Sort SneQins tran6porz
tirt.
Die County Gpmrni1IicnerS botten
eei}ern eine Sibung. Cine Mnsabl rrn
SillS murcen bemtuiet.
2ieenen jeeer Mrt> mil1en Dor
BEN 11ten Wai bel Dem Gtapt Glerf a11z
9emelcet fein.
5ew Booo bat cine Belpbnuta
Don $1,000 auf Die Wieoersrlanoun9 peS
BON ibrn perlprenen 0slces ausseleBt.
Der @GwinbIer ellis wurre
am Wittpo6 No9t in Gilon Greet Ell
mem tleinen plaBe 5wiiAen MontieeQo
uno Clearwater fet9enommen.
- @dbrenc rc6 Monot5 Mpril muir
ben pon rer ppliSei 81 g%erbaftungen oprz
9enommen.
- @os &Sbren perben BON Der Gde
Der 10ten uno Wabolbap Gtrobe na1
benz Yarf Ylace 5otel gele9t.
BriefiHs..
Qife bsutl9er 8riefe bic bis gum 4, Mai B.
6. niAt ab9ebplt trprben }inb (: .>,'
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5rieFiEs..

=. Qite bsutl9er 8riefe bic bis gum 4. Mai B.
5. ni9t ebsebolt tuoroen fnb:
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Gbcre Statt=6ptel.

Die 5peite @erlammln8 IN Betrsf be6
8aue6 zines 9otel6 an Der @tele pes
olten Mc@ubin6 Blpd fano poreetern
Abeno tott. Golsenbe rpeiters3 eiGnun>
0en tperpen beti6tet: ~ $50 IL
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SEC,l ~
Na9 ldn8erer Debate fam man gu Dem
Gnti6luii e oiejenisen> Die bereitS unterz
3ei@net, gu eriu4en ibre @ublcriptionen
gu erbSben.
gu Dem berett8 l1nter;ei9neten fusten
fol9ence 5erren nod binsu:
GuIper u. Tarrtnstpn. 81, 900
:. & Matt1elb, 800
Gep. 100
Wia@t cine Tptol Gut lcriptipn BON
S26,575.
Die na9benannten 5erren tpurcen Der
COMMITTEE fir Cub lcripttonen nod bin<
Su9efi9t:
s. s. Marfelo> Sobn Tarrin8tpn,
6{ram &o9erS> @irart 5stuitt, George
BenI 5proce Tbpmp1on.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-06
Tlufnabriwten.

Die @elddfte an Der unteren 2anpun9
1ino iebr lebbaft uno 9rpbe @aarenYpr~
rdtbe fir Die Ser. Staaten Mrmee fomen
9e1tern per Bppt an.
Inter ben aneefommenen Booten &C.
fern Mor9en beftnoen fi6 Die Davenport
uno Minnefpta ppnSt. Souls uno Gbipz
pepa Sails Don CAREER. Die &eY Gitv
YerlteB bic 2anoun9 9eltern fir Dubuque,
bic Minnelpta fir ct. Qpui6, Glen Sat-
by .flr&ebwpoo uno Wyrnan x fir Say
lpr6 Sails.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-04
rhe Home washer.

We have examined the Home Wa sher,
now on exhibition and for sale at PIG
Second street, in the Ayres Block, and
can recommend it for many advantages
over some others. There are SO many
in the market that have been failures that
we would not commend one without
knowing something about it. This ma
chine is simple in its construction, and
one that will really save time, labor and
clothes. Il works easily aud is said to
be quite durable, The thousands who
have tested it all pronounce in it's favor,
and 1t has achieved triumph wherever
it has been tried. Aud those who have
seen it in operation here admit that it is
one of the most perfect machines of the
day for the alienation OF human toll and
the miseries of the washing day. The
home manufacturing company at St..
Louis have spared no pains or capital to
secure superiority, and they believe they
have placed it far in advance Of ell 9TH
ere. The machine is made from the best
material and of superior workmanship.
II will not exactly work alone, but as the
inventor says, if used with that intelIi.
gence and good sense with which you
use other household utensils, it will be a
well-spring Of Joy 10 every family that
Gyms it. In shape it is like a tub. The
process is quite simple. A crank is
turned which creates series of counter
currents which are forced through the
clothes, and they are cleansed in sur
prisingly short time. 1t will thoroughly
cleanse any fabric however coarse or
fine without injury. The following are
some of the Home Washers advante gees,
and it only costs $l5:
LIST. 1t will wash without wearing the
clothes--no rubbiDg--no friction.
I'd. L, will wash from one article to one
hundred in one minute,
Sd. It will wash the heaviest quilts and
blankets perfectly.
Alb. 1t will wash cleaner and whittier
than by any other process.
5lh. 1t can be worked by man, woman
or child.
9th. 1t reduces q washing day to one
hour
7th. 1t saves soap, time and labor.
9Th 1t can be worked in q psrlor with
out wstting or ipjuring the carpet.
Oh. 1t will wash the fnest aces to the
coarest blanket without the least friction.
10Th. Almost any wringer can be at
tscbed to it.
llih Il being in tub form, it is more
durable than any other.
18th. 1t is warranted in every particu-
lar the best washing machine manufac-
turad
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-04
.,.ristn,as week Fair.

rumb.r ,>f benevolent ladies land
. re happy in bring able to soy that
,hs nm. Der of such ladies IN 'n'S Guy
ia ouite LARA are making arranste "en's
10 hold a Fan during Christmas wee~
for the benefit on the crowd OF little
ornbans uuder the care of the good
sisters of the Order Of 81. Dominic in
st. Pe,er's Asylum. 1t is With great
- leasure we record the fact that this Fair
Is to be held in Odd Fellows Hail. for
!, will reopen that once fsVorite and
Ca fashionable place of fairs, suppers ana
festiye entertainments to the gentle pcr'
ton of humanity in our midst who aohor
n.aces of sensational gatherings; ana we
think this Bit of news will be read gla'iy
hv MANY fair one who in times gone
bv (sre Memphis was great city or
We Jaw the face of Radically tripped it
merrily up and down the Hall. in the
tho old-fashioned innocent way, while
adm;ripg eyes beamed with JOY and
loving hearts beat with pleasure. Alas
the good old times are gone never to
return; stu thers are many who, for old
association sake land many are the
associations that cluster about Old Eel
lows Hall) will be glad to eDjsy them.
selves again 10 the odd haunt, and
show the newcomers that there is 9 little
life. love and beauty still on the Blun.
1t is useless to say "reuenoer the
orphans" for they will be remembered
while there is q Christian soul with u.s.
and will be made glad during the bitter
season of winter while ninistering
angels" take up their cause aud solicit
aid for their education aud comfort.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-04
Memphis Theater.

Mrs. d. P. Bowers, the talented aud
popuIar artiste, took her farewell benefit
last night in the romantic play of The
STRANGER, in wbick she appeared to great
advantage. Mr.. McColion gave I'm
isbed rendition of his character. Toe
appearance of Mr.. Mcwsde, on the co.
casiou. was the signal for hearty ap-
ulause. The Afterpiece was the Honey
moon, a splendid comedy, well played.
The house was the largest. perhaps, OF
the season. The Snare will be performed
at the matinee this afternoon, a1d tbs
Lady of Lyons tonight