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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-01
Turkish Diversity of Costume and Nation
ality.


Constsntinople is truly cosmopolitan
city, travellers from every cline and
every land, almost, being found in its
streetsa You can hardly walk half a
dozen rods, or perhaps dozen, in one
of its thronged thoroughfares without
meeting as many varieties Of costume,
distinctive of nationality. The Frank,
or close fitting garments of the Eu-
ropean, are becoming quite common with
the Turks themselVss-especially with
military and other officers, But for the
fez the costume ia like that of any well
dressed Frenehman or Euglishman. The
true Turk, however, has his loose robe,
big turban, often sippered feet, and
other peculiarities II common la
borer, his cap aud baggy trousers, with
stout shoes, constitute his apparel The
trowssrs reach below the knee, are but
slightly bifurcated, ard would contain,
besides the occupant, full half oushel
of grain. The women are entitled to a
separate chapter. Here comes Circas-
sian, his large, undressed sheepskin coat,
with the wool inside. His tall conical or
cylindrical cap is full foot in hight, a
dagger q foot long sticks in his belt, and
a row Of cartridges are displayed each
side the breast Here comes a Jew,
here comes Tartar, now a Greek, then
an Albian, and 60 on to the
end Of the chapter. Perhaps this vide
resort to Constantinople from all lands,
and especially all parts Of the Turkish
empire, is as we'll illustrated as any by a
little incident which recently occurred
to me. / 60 occasionally, on the Sab
bath, with my friend S. to the little
chapel in which he breaches in Turkish
to such as be can gather in. 1, Of course,
do not understand a word, but join
heartily lin thought in the singing,
which is 10 our own old favorite tunes,
and Rock of Ages" Hebron"
Brighton aud the like, lift my heart
in devont praise, together with my fel-
low-Eorshippers. Every one joins, aud
nearly all sing the air. | suppose to a
cultured ear the music, as such, is far
from perfect, but to me il is worship, de-
vout, delightful, such as | hope to join
in the Better Land, aud to my feeling,
worth all the quariette or cathedral
music, as such, ever yet performed.
The audience consisted of but twenty
FIVE or thirty persons, and my friend told
me that Of them fifteen or twenty came
from as many different locations IN the
interior, being in Constsnti1ople tenn
porarily, at khan, for week, month,
year, or FIVE years, as the case may be.
At The close Of the service, al incident
occurred which q good deal interested
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UNFINISHED BUSINESS.

The amendment repeating the law
leasing out the peuitentiary, offered by
Mr.. Wisener, which was pending when
the Senate adjourned yesterday, was
taken up and adopted by a vote of ayes
l3, noes 4:
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New York Cotton Market.

Special to PUBLIC LEDGER, By Southern Pacific
and Atlantic telegraph
New York, March l, ll:50 a.m.-Up-
lauds-Ordinary, 26a; good ordinary,
~; low middling, 2S4; middling, 294 !;
good middling, 304 FIorida-Ordinary
263; good ordinary, 27k; low middling,
2S2; middling, 293; good middling, 3O3.
Mobile-0rdinary, 26a; good ordinary,
27a; low middliug. 28a; mddling, 293 /;
good middling, 3O4 New Orleans and
Texas-Ordir .ry, u; good ordinary,
%; low middiing, 20; middling, 30 !;
good middling, 81. Market opens dull
and, if anything, easier; receipts OF all
ports Saturday, 5000 bales; sales at ell
ports Saturday, 2509 bales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-01

me. Ny friend introduced me to one
and another OF hia li,le Adck, and
among the rest an Armenian, who yet
could speak and read English well Cor
respondence Springfield Republican,.
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Tennessee Legislature.

FRIDAY, February 26.-Senate. The
Senate met day at 9 am, Speaker
Nelson in the Chair, and eighteen mem
bers present
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-01

House bill looking to some disposition
of the Hermitage grounds and the State
armory was taken up, it having been
made the special order for 10 o'clock to-
day.
After considerable discussion Mr.. Flu
son withdrew his motion to indefinitely
postpone.
Action was then taken on the PROPOSE
ton offered by the Committee on Public
Property, which provides for the leasing
out of the grounds for certain number
of years. The amendment was lost
ayes Z, nays TO-
House Joint resolution authorizing the
Governor to disband the militia, was
taken up, and was discussed by Messrs.
Mathews, Keith, Wisener and Frierson.
Mr.. Wisener opposed the passage of
the resolution. He said he had the utmost
confidence in the Executive, and that ne
1.-THE Governor) would disbsnd the militia
when be found it to be necessary.
Mr.. Frierson said if the militia we're
dishanded these men who have been
holding peace meetings, etc.. will chuckle
in their sleeves, and the ku klux Will
rise up again and prowl around the coun-
try night by night.
The resolution was lost.
The Appropriation bill was read and
the House amendment concurred in.
Mr.. Norman withdrew his motion to
reconsider the passage of the bill relative
to the Metropolitan Police Commits
sioners.
Adjourned until niue m. to- morrow.
House The House was called to order
at nine am, Speaker Richards in the
chair, and quorum present.
The Senate joint resolution for the re-
lief of the Tax Collector of Smith county
was adopted.
Senate bill TO incorporate the Murfrees-
boro Insurance Company was taken up
and Senate amendments 10 House amend
ments concurred in.
Senate bill incorporating the East Ten
nessee Mining and Manufacturing Com
pany was taken up on third reading.
The following amendments we're
adopted: Incorporating the Irish Lit
erary Association of Nashville; fixing
the boundaries of Edgefeld; incorpora-
ting the town of Morrison; changing the
boundaries of Shelbyville; after which
the bill was passed on third reading.
The general appropriation bill was
taken up, amended aud passed.
Adiourned 10 n m
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AFrERSooy SESSION.


Mr.. Myers introduced resolution ex-
pressing the thanks of the House to
Speaker Richards for The ability ard
courtesy exhibited by him az the presid-
ing officer of the body; also thanking
the officers Of the House for their
efficiency, eic. The resolution was
adopted under q suspension OF the rules.
Senate bill to charter the Mobile, De-
catur and Cincinnati and Air Line Rail-
road was rejected.
Mr.. Waters read his protest against the
passage Of an amendment to the Senate
bill giving the County Court Judges the
right to vote the railroad stock of the
county.
Mr.. Myers introduced the following
resolution.
WHEREAS, There is a certain amount
of money set apart for the purpose OF
common schools and whereas, the stat
ules of the State forbids any officer OF
the State from applying said School
Fund to any purpose aside from that oil
free common schools; and whereas, ap-
plications have been made TO the Treas
urer of the State by the legal school
CUceTd LOT Aut OuDuub Va hOhCJ NNo
certain counties, and said Treasurer re-
fused 70 pay the same or give q draft tor
the same; therefore, be IL
ResolUeS, That tie Controller and
Treasurer each be required Immediately
to report to this House the Amount OF
school money 10 the treasury, and what
has become Of the money. and that they
be required 10 report fully before this
General Assembly adjourn. Adopted
under a suspension Of the rules.
Mr.. Shepherd introduced resolution,
which was adopted, rendering the thanks
Of the General Assembly to Ex-Governor
Brownloy.
Mr.. Corde,l introduced a resolution,
which was adopted, requesting General
Cooper to make thorough Investigation
into the Bsrmore murder, and, if possible,
bring the perpetrators TO justice.
Adjourned until 9 o'clock tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-06
1rHE AMERICAN NERoANrILE PHOTOGRAPH COY

THE AMERICAN MERCANTILE PHOTOGRAPH CON-
pany have the pleasure to inform their patrons
friends that their PATENT PHOTOGRAPH AND ADvER.
TlSIN WAGON w be ready for exhibition the 18th inst
of panels for Advertisements sl open and
prepared receive orde,s at Office 35 and 81
place We must, however, give the Information that we
have made with the following hrme: =
Empire Sewing Machine Company, ZEE Bowery.
whitock Exposition Company 3S and 81 Park Place.
&. NJ. Tremaine Bro, pianos, l36 Broou.e street.
John McAlister sculptor 1853 West Fory-hrst street
Nil Baeley patent rocking chairs Ill Fourth
Irving Son. chamber furniture, 2Os East Twenty seventh
Gtreet.
l. Scryen, CRATES and tenders, 263 Seventh avenne.
Oakley keatiug washing machines, ~ Cortland street.
New York Optical Works, % Burling slip.
4. Dobln, Clothes 99l Bowcry.
James Gerard Co., oroide watches So Nassau street.
r. r. Tracey. halter, 12s Third ayenue.
h. u. Spooner A Co.. printers lb3 Duane street.
Fred. Asnton, pictures l40 Fulton street.
X Armstrong, harness. &c corner Broadway and Forty
sixth street,
s. Il. Bates light carriages, l, sos Broadway
James Hodge Showcases, &C.. 527 Hudson street
Husscy Whemore, wainscotipg, 30 Park place.
Not receive busness Advertisements OF mercantile
tabiishments Of the kind rs above mentioned
At the Will give with the greatest pleasure
Abe Information TO gentlemen who wish TO buy the
sopyrght OF our Patent Photograph and Advertising
for other cities.
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C0s'1HHRn asR AHEs1oAs
ssw AND saas o ao
;sss & ias: 4 Sssis. ; Ss%:ssS %s:s: sspa
Scotia axTEs AM OF 7FPs FSssAdh THURSDAY; 1's
Steamers not s:s1Ha
s, Thursday Saturday .
from Liverpool and oassn:ss*n and :.
1ssH' IsSss SSss' s1sn
Antwerp and other ports the continent and for hsdse
For sre'Sh, and Cabin passage apply at the company'
For s''As' II sss'sEsy TsHHs ssX1s X
steamship cspa% Msnte Hssas:n T s:
On THURSDAY. August IL, 1863.
BREMEN VIA 'ssoduruAMrroN.
soN66s RfSVRS SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN,
the following rates, payable In gold n,,o,
second cabin. s:I Cola
stseSsoe from bremen = :- ......... $40 gold
STo ss sco.sd y steamship BREIES, Captain
For freight or passage ETkiSHs SPTk CO.. ss Broad street,
n p STEAM ro 9 ihfvERpooL AND QUEENSTOWN.
From pier No. ~ North river:
RkiS RkihSsANHS Nss.sl Cas- ssass.z Xa Aasrs
P.ass = h: o1 Asss
- ana
sesTsss tickets from Liverpool Queenstown, ssT,
Apply a''he eOmD.n,'s once So sro,dS,y Was, x.n.
X London ana New York ss.%shp Line
I;ssSs s';s pier No. s'
FS1 has4s xn%.rp
and Rotterdam a.
For freight to HowLAND 4 AsPINwALL. 81 South ..
SrKAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
nJNEEs%0TX. NM % ....... wsdne.a.y, August +
Drafts payable in any part Of England Ireland Scotland,
At current rates s Of eIehanEe Apply at TH0npsoNs
STEAM TO cLASsqw SsR sssHos SSP ssoHIpHsDERHE HIss'
F.yore Clyde built passenger Steamers are intended oil
Saturday. Ss ss.:np. sssSas:y sSs s.s
and each .ucessdnE S, SssS,dsy 'hsrsssi,ss s ,oo
s,n n.ssn Of p,,..ss payable n .oo ,..n
Ss ssry
siser.se to Glasgow Or Derry $50 n:srmsdaie, $S'
rss.enge booked . and from Hamburg. Havre Rosser
Drafts issued payable bank iu Great Britain and
For further information apply the steamers. foot Of
nsy .rss or at the company e
pUGERs AMERICAN LINE TO EuRoPE-FoR
IL Copenhagen and ste,tin direct,
". sH !9! S!ss
river Saturday, August 81.
Rates passage TO all above :Fhst cabin, $l0o
Apply TO kUGFR BROS. General Agents.
For freight l03 Pearl for passage AZ Broadway
CTEAM TO ANTWERP,
- calling al Southampton.
INMAN LINE
CITY OF LIMERICK. ..... August
of ror lti IRE st Or passage apply to sm's'
JOHN @. DALE, Agent,
10 Broadway. New York
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COAsTwusE STEAMSHIP.
DACIFfC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANyS
l. THROUGH LINE TO


cALIFpsSia lssSSSh AND s'se caisA aH
n1!Ssfe FSsI esss ss's' s:y YORK . sss tIsPs.s'
oG5s s:ss sas. :i.s s's'ss AS s.S'' s:sis' :'s
STEAMERS Of the above line leave pier No. q North river,
o. s seii ra aS6 slsT Each MONTH
except when those days fs on Sunday then The day pre-
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult Medicine
a xuSHsr si-xiAsKA, Captain Gray, connecting with
steamer leaving August II connects closely with steamer
JAPAN, leaving frAncisco September for China and
TO SHIPPERS for ;s ..%sr a AsAssA .s
lies Afforded shippers IN collecting Inland charges &c
.ppy gy s:ssc ss @
Canal street r.. r. BABY, Agent
I,oR BERxUDA-rHE Al sraMsHlP rAHKEg car.
vim ss os'p1 for he above Dor. On Tsa.day August
O'clock NJ and ever shS Thursday succeeding until fur
Superior passenger IA fs:si .ssemmod.ons ,o
s:' .sSy % soSsss S
JJAvASA, sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ.
II New YORK and xe.,s., Man s'ssm.aiH Line sailing
ever, twenty wsnS,d S,y. S from pier u Ea" river
Ssgs Isssa- s.,,.s.,
isri''lS' or '."'s. .'g!siGGH .'gg sXiGGHrAsDss soss
TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
sailing regularly .,sIy Thursday at O'Clock p. ~ precise
HlssoIpPsf Pf csp.ln % Sso Palmer Vi. x...u Ausu, II,
GodgsTBGr., G csp'sla Van See Y
For HsIsSs or p.ss.ss Apply 10 S q waEEEys' JS, IT,
Eon oHAaLEsrox AND rLosIpA PORTS.
II New fort and Chariesson s'eaash'p c'mrA'ysnr~
@ 81 c;y.,. s wssss" l. ,,,,
Superior accommodations for passengers.
Through tickets bills ladng tssuei con
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
A RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
"A ONce 81 Nassau street, opposite Post ONCE.
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELLS

JOdNsION VAN IASSELLS
ns Ea.. rhlr.eentS street, s near Fourth avenue
ffsTss ;.'i xSSSsT sSsiz Fss,say sns
'a'
business snS and oua S eonducisd
same sraightforward principles which govern honorable
Good stabling for horses at private sale.
.oSnd Hs eae?s hour. 70 for @ morse ''"'
OF Horses Carriages &c. private public LIBERAL
m'es 81 Toby
sound true and warranted every way; also Dog Cart,
Mare 49, hands, years; warranted sound, kind and
Bay family Horse lSH hands, years. warranted sound,
Gray saddle Horse, Is hands, years; kind honest and
Bay Ms Ss % sn minute
Bay family Horse, lbA hands years; good traveller,
Bright bay Mare can 2U and Is an all lay travel
er ID hands, years. warranted sound kind, honest and
saddle Horse Ish hands, syears kind in all harness,
Bay work Horse l5 hands, syears kind in all harness,
Team chestnut ana sorrs Mares Is hands, and yesrs
not afraid Of locomotives and warranted sound kind and
Road Esiabshment comprising elegant gray Mare. Is
U % s
Several Top and no top Road wssor: Depot JssEer
Dss double
S s ~ g sysEs sEscss s1ssa H4sr
ness Sheets Blankets, Sc. very road work
SALES EVERY wEpyEsDAX
MORNINGS HERALD.
AN ELEGANT BAY FAMILY TEAM.
"A the property of a private gentleman going abroad,
will be sold at aucton
this day (FRIDAY), at 70 O'Clock,
the auction mart OF
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELL,
1l2 Eas. Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue
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FoR BOSTON VI.
FALL RIVER DIRECT.
Ihe world renowned steamers
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE,
Comman nder BRAYToN, Commander S1NMoNs,
will leave ALTERNATE dsys) DAILY
from pier 80 n orih river,
foot OF Chambers street,
AT FIVE p NJ.
DODwORrH'S CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT EVERY EVENING.
This IN the only line running
SUNDAY NIGHT BOAT.
PROVIDENCE passengers BY the above stes n,ere win
leave Fall River at 80 A. ~, arriving at 80 A. n.
RETURNING will leave PROVIDENCE at r. NJ, making
direct connection with the boat and allowing good nights
rest on board each
10 better accommodate the public the splendid
NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY,
Commander LEWIS Commander MtLLKn,
will leave (aternAte days. DAILY
tSundays exceptedN
from pier g North river
Ar63o r. M FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT.
rREIGHT received at pier 80 up 70 z: NJ,
and at pier 2s up 20 8 So r n each evening.
JAMES FISK, Jr., President,
n. R. SINONS, Managing Director,
CHAS. II. VALE, General Passenger Agent,
Narragsnsett Steamship Company
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A LBANY AND TROY DAY LINE-CHANGE OF
a time. The aeamboa.s G: vIBBARD and DANIEL
Thirty fourth as Landing at West
Point Cornwall Newburg, Poughkeepsie Tvoi, Rhneoeck
Caskl Hudson. Tickets sold ard baggage checked
board the boats to all points New York Central Rensss
laer and Saratoga railroads.
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p A. r. Barnard, s. r. D., LII. d., President
7. Egeston, Jr, Z. H., Min eralogy and MetaTurgy.
Francis L. viuton, X. M Mining Engineering.
G. r. Chandler Ph D.. Analytical and Applied Chemistry
John rorrey, N. D., LII. D., Botany.
Charles A. Joy, Ph D., General Chemistry.
VIM. q. Peck, IL D., Mechanics.
J. II. Van Amrnge, A. NJ, Mathematics
Ogden N. Rood, A. NJ, Physics
J.s. Newberry, LII. D.. Geology and Psleontology
Three.year courses in-l Mining Engineering; 3 Metal
fprCy; g. Geology and Natural History T. Analytical and
Applied Chemistry Preparatory for those not prep red
for the regular Degrees OF Engineer Of Mines,
Bachelor Doctor Philosophy Special students
for partial Next session begins Monday Oc
Examinations for admission September go Aid Is
those who unable to the OF the
course For further Information and for catalogues apply TO
CT. CHANDLER, Dean Of the Faculty,
East Forty ninth street, New York
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COMBINING ENTIRELY NEW IN LADIES, TRAVEL
= lin" md Nv ming suits asn are now sruinp oG our
sipck Of Llama Ehaws and AL olhr, feh Lace ,os A.
10 reduced pfi..s. hsiitk ilECnf
~. anal street, ie;w,en Byosdwsy snd Mtye,r
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STEAMER NARY POWELL WILL COMMENCE RUN
= ming Saturday June O. is6s for Cos1eus wes. Poin
and Rondout leaving pier foot Of Desbrosses street,
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THE NEXT TELEGRAM CARTOON.
THE VERY BEST OF ALL
THE THEATRICAL MANAGERS AND THEIR IDOLS.
THE NEW Reform.
LAYING THE TRASH ON THE SHELF.
nRIsTocRATIc PERAMBULATION EXPLAINED.
SEE THE GREAT CARTOON OF TO-DAY.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE 1T.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA RAILROAD LINE
~ from foot Of Gorilla ndt street.
REDUCTION OF FARE.
New York 70 San Francisco $iN
Via the short line to Chicago
"a hours from New York.
Tickets for sale New Jersey Railroad ticket ohces a the
foot Of Corsland street, New York; the depot Jersey C
Market station Newark aod At stations cfa
beth New Brunswick also At No Asto' u zee, Nos
a9 7 271 and 6S6 Broadway and a. Dodds Express NO.
~ Broadway; and No. Court street, Brooklyn.
Ask for tickets via Philadelphia
=. W. JACKSON, General superintendent
y. W. RANKIN General Passenger Agent
NEW YORK, August & 1883.
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U,ROY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY.-THE FAST
elegant evening river Steamboats, In The world The
vANDERBlLT or CONNECTICUT leaves pier North
foot OF Spring street. every evening Saturdays except
ed) oeoeh and foot q We Thirty street ats rs
any other route, and like reduction Buffalo Niagara
Falls Al points West 20 Saratoga Sharon Lake George AN
mont and western Tickets sold and state
Broadway, New York, and No. Court street, Brooklyn
Also 36 West street. above Spring Passengers landed
in Saratoga ln time for breakfast.
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@ A r. d.
CHARLES NERRIsON.

TH0RMERLY OF THE FIRM OF C. Sc l.. KER-
Il RiSoN, would inform his friends and the pub
lie that he has purchased from Mr.. JAMES b.
BELTS, all his STOCK In TRADE, Sc, Mt the
Store No. 262 KING STREET and win there con-
tinue tho DRY GOODS BUSINESS. WHOLESALE
and RETAIL, FOR CASH, on his own individual
account and responsibility. lie will proceed with
out delay. to replenish and renew the Stock, and
continue SO doing until the assortment shalI be
made complete and attractive. AS the terms will
be STRICTLY CASH, or approved city acceptance
ser sho-. c-ei!:, !: necessarily follows that the
prices must be kept at least low as to be found
at any other respectable establishment
His brother Mr. f. L. KERRISON assisted bv
Mr.. A. B. McDoNELI,,i both experienced erchants
in this limo, will be fonnd at his store, aiding in
the conduct and mana cement of the business and
1t IS hoped that his and their efforts to win the
confidence and patronage Of the public will be as
successful as in past days ko cd firm at ooraer
of King and Market Streets.
feb ~ 3m
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Win, ! ET,nfel,im,a,n '1va, n,s.ir, itl,r,,no

While q Dutehman was 4, passing through a
city in TarRont,En Yankee came up to him
and said sShon, if you will treat me to a
cigar, will show you q trick, ,Shon,agrc
Yank then placed, his hand against fence,
and told him to strike it as hard as he could
Shon not thinking any harm could befall him
by doing sossFuek blaeksmiths ,bloy, ,,but
instead of Hitting Yank's hand,S elle 1atter
jerking it away, poor Shon struck the fence
board, kIeceingg 10 of. s"Mein Gott in HimY
mil !" cried sSlnn, sswhat makes youso foolishY
I knock my hand doffups sto,the elbow !s o, sock
er BlihEtEnsy poor frau,gwhat wiil .he say p,
Poor Shon was bound to have revenge so one
day as he was. passing through a field, he
espicd man. Going up to him, he said !:
"Mynheer, show you a, little joke for, nod
ding. : Astheres was, no fence or tree near.
Shon put his hand against his MOUTH. aud
said: Strike yust so haraas you can" Myn
heer struck and Shon pulled his hand away
and received the blow on the mouth and was
knocked down. Shon jumped up, his mouth
bleeding and .conmeneed gdanGiug with pain.
"Shereusalem A tousand tuyyels take this
counzry. / goes back to Holland on the first
train"
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

IN BANKRUPTCY-In the matter of J. MAurlx
SALLEr, bankrupt, RT parte L. A. PnIoE.
By virtue of ordcr Of sale TO me III rocted from
the Honorable District Court of the United States,
for the District of South Carolina, I will sell at
Public Auction at t,rangeburg C. r.; on Monday
5.h April, 1869, at the usual hours of sale.
All the interest Of j. Martin Saley in that plan.
taton or tract of land lying in the Fork Of Edsto
orangeburg County, containing three hundred and
eighty acres (3S0) more or less, bounded by lands
OF John Jordan, Casper Staley, p, A. Fanning,
Frances Salley Indiana NJ. Corbett and NJ Poser
ri ~ sfa f,-' ALSO
One ninth interest in Dean Swamp Mil Pond.
Conditions-One-third cash. the balance in twelve
of sale, and o mortgage of the property. Pur-
chnscrs to,pay for papers and stamps.
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sroEs AND paEss heard story The
other day which pleased Us ssmuch, y and here
4. IA 4tfaai~ 354T gTyIi ads{gS
ID: - aSats saTzE KS i stSada-,k i. sAfss.s
"veM don't Sdipks mooch Of dem dihgs,; dnd
I dou'tSpe|ieyes aserydings i but 7 dells you
sometiussdere Is some dings as. dose. dings.
Now des0dor night sits and reads mine
newspaper, and mine frau she shpeak and say !:
aFritEs Dc DOG ish howlin.a Y Uha4 g,
yellsh aonst dinks nloochfof dem dings, und
goes 81 and reads mine paper, md ffad she
says:
.Fritz, derg Bone Something's Ii ass psdlis happodA-de
dog is howiins.'ss - q as's4i7ss Il 7a1EtH
AndsaenI Isgits oop INIT mineself. and looks
out troo dc vines on the porch, und de moon
vas shinin', and mine leedlc dog he shoomup
right up. and. down like averydings, and he
park at de. moon dat vas shinin' SO pright as
never elaasa NndssaslI hauled my het in dc
windera de old woman she says: =. e.a@. ..ta \.
aMind, Fritx, 1 tell you .derc some dings
pad is happened De dog ish howlin'"
Veil, Isgaes 70 spet und ,shleqps, und all
night long ven 1 wakes up,dere vas dat dog
howlin' outside, and ven dream, hear dat
hOwliR xorssE AheEcr uhd in de jlnbrhih'
j Kit oop und kits my Prekfast, and mine frau
she look at me aud say ferry solemn:
"Fritz, dere is Something's pad ish happen.
De dog vas howiin' all night" fat -
Und shoost den de newspaper comes in, und
/ opens hinA A-und by shihss vat you dnks
dsre passa ipsa died in Philadelphia