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she seemed very much surprised when
Reynolds produced decree of divorce,
which he had obtained some five months
ago in the Recorders Court, and GER
tifcate Of marriage to the woman With
whom he stood charged with unlawfully
cohabiting, the certificate bearing date
of some four months ago. She asserted
that she had never had any knowledge of
any suit for divorce, and that the decree
must have been falsely and fraudulently
obtained. OF course the man was dis
charged. But the unwillingly divorced
wife asserted that che would use all
means to investigate, and oil power to
upset the decree. She claims to have
been deeply wronged, and avowed o
determination to bring the whole case to
another judicial Investigation. If her
expressed determination be executed, it
is probable that some light win be thrown
upon the practice of professional divorce
attorneys.
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A Patriotic but Barren Investment.

A patriotic colored man living near
Brandy Station, in Culp eper county,
Virginia, day or two befc re the late in
auguration, made up his lind to witness
the ceremonies of that day and wishing
to have ms much money as possible to
spend in Washington, determined to
walk to that city, di stance of about
seventy-fve miies, and sIEve the railroad
fare. Previous to leaviD G home he had
heard so much Of the de.kt gritty Of the nu-
merous pickpockets thai il Tested Wash
iEgton, that in order to pre- vent the pos
sibility of his being robb ed, be put his
money in one of his boot /, Thus pre-
pared, be started on his jo urney, and in
due ;ime arrived at the ne tionsl ca pital,
but when he reached that city his money
had been so disfgured and worn as to be
utterly worthless. so that, hough his ey es
we're feasted, his stomac had to fast.
-AlezdRdeT Firginia) Gazette
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A ProiracIsd Law suit.

In ls49, lady named Walter was en-
gagged to be married to Mr.. Dancer, q
gentleman of some wealth. The we'd
ding day was fixed and all preparations
we're made, when Mr.. Dancer was sud
denly taken i'll and died on the very day
appointed for the ceremony. He had
meanwhile made a viii, bequeathing all
his property to his intended bride. This
will was vigorously attacked by the rela-
tives of the deceased, and was taken
from court to court until the patience Of
the parties was almost exhausted-hav-
ing been pending for the last twenty
years The lady rssrried another gem
ilemau aud had several children, all Of
whom died in infancy, aud about two
years ago she herself died. The heiI-at-
law, brother, it is stated, has at last
succeeded in obtaining decree from the
Court Of Chsncery, establishing bis right
to the property, which has a value, not
outstanding legal charges, Of about
500, 900.
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The Word Rink.

"Rink" is classic Scott D. The game
Of curling is celebrated ne in Scotland.
" An iron pin called c. ,ck is driven into
the ice as q mark, at WI ich heavy pieces
Of stone with an iron h. lndle fixed in the
upper part, and having eat and smooth
surface at the bottom, 10 as TO glide over
the ice. are hurled. Tie party lodging
the stones nearest the cock are the VIC
tors" Nov, the space over which the
stones are thrown is cal led the rink
"orup the rink ike Jehu roar.
In time O. need"
:" Tam Sa.ssos' Elesv "-Burns.
l., in LynehbHrg Re- ,akliedn.
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Awoman is Divorced. and Her Husband
Marries Again Before she Knows 1t.

The Chicago Journal OF Saturday,
contains this story:
Among the strangest Of cases, reveal
ing the facility with which divorces are
obtained in this city, was one called for
examination before Justice Summerfeld
Yesterday. Mrs. Mary Ann Reynolds
sppeared on behalf Of the prosecution,
charging her husband, one James Rey-.
nolds, with living in an open state OF
adultery with another woman, after hsV-
ing most basely deserted her. She had
also procured a warrant for bis arrest
upon the charge Of bastardy, the couple
charged with adultery having had issue
REYNOLDS aud the complainant, his wife,
formerly resided in Morris, Illinois.
Some years ago Reynolds deserted her,
so asserts the woman, and came to this
city. She has at various times visited
The city in search Of him, aud says that
she had sa several occasions seen him on
the streets, aud that be always avoided
her 4 few days ago II came to
her knowledge that be ~ss cohabitng
with another woman, and then she made
app!ication for = warraHt for his arrest
When the case Was called before Justice
sammerfeld yesterday for examination,
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A romantic pair in Pennsylvania are
blessed with lot of daughters. The
eldest was called Caroline, the second
Madeline, the third Eve-line, the fourth
Ange-line. when lol the htth made its
appearance, asS 20 name could be found
with the desired termination. Deter
mined. however, to fight il out on that
line if it took all summer" the parents st
length pounced upon q name very popu-
lar 10 their neighborhOod, and forthwith
the baby was called Crino-line.
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PosToFFIcE, MEMPHIS, TENN.,l
March s, 1869.
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"My son." said the veteran at the foot
Of the stairs, "arise and see the newly
risen luminsry Of day, and hear the sweet
birds singing their matin song OF praise
70 their great Creator; come while the
dew is on the grass, and tender lambs are
bl.sling on the hillside; come, say, or
I'll be up there with switch, and give
you he cussedes, licking that you ever
bad j.
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PUBLIC LEDGER,

The PUBLIC LEDGER is published every At
ternoon Except Sunday by E. WHITMORE
and J. ]. DUB0SE. under the firm name Of
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Arr. Clos'g.
Chattanooga, Richmond.
Washington, New York.
Baltimore and all cities
East and South; Column
bus, Ga , and Montgom-
cry, Ala; all stations on
the M emphis and
Charleston, Mississippi
Central, Mobile and0hio
Nashville and Decatur,
Nashville and Chatta-
nooga and East Tennes-
see railroads at... 1l.45 am. IL m.
Cairo, Chicago, st. .Lonis.
SiSsIDnasI. NssaViIlsI dESisyilIs. dIs1sIans.
Pittsburg. Philadelphia,
Buffalo. Albany. New
York, and all cities
North and West, at......-. 3p.m. SPIN.
New Orleans. Baton Rouge
Matches, j ackson. Vicks-
burg and all cities South
"".:........r...;:;...:..- pm. 800 pm.
All stations on the Missis-
sippi and Tennessee.
New Orleans and jack
son and Southern rail-
roads at.:;....,.......::....;; s.15p.m- s.2Op.m.
Louisville, Cincinnati and
New York, and stations
on the Memphis and
Louisville and branch
railroads. and all East-
ern cities at..... ............. JAM. 5p.m.
Memphis and Little Rock
railroad, Little Rock,
Madison Sundays ex-
cepted), ,at....................... 6psm- pm.
Marion, Wittsburg and
Claiborne. Ark, ltri-
weekly Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday. at. 10a.m. liam.
Olive Branch and ByhaliP.,
Miss, (semi weekly
Monday and Friday, at. 4p.m, 5p.m
Cuba and BigCreek, Tenn.
weekly Friday, a......... 10sm. II am.
Lite Rock and Helena,
and all landings on
White river tsemi- week
ly) Tuesday and Satur-
day, at.......................... Gam. 4p.m.
Pine Bluff and Helena and
all landings on Arkan-
sas river (tri-p eekly),
Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday, at.-..-............ 9 am. 4pm.
Alllapdings on the Missis-
sippi river south (semi-
weekly, Tuesday ana
Saturday, at.......-....,.-... Gam. 4p.m.
ali landings on Missis-
sippi river north tsami-
weekly, Monday aud
Thursday. at.....-.......-.. Gam 3.30p.m.
RoBT. c. GUST. P. M.
JOSEPH P. FLYNN. Clerk.
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HE ABOVE CUT REPRESENTS HIVE TH THE UPPER
partially the
shown with the door thus showing the the tubes T shows that
through the which
the Hive while the ends the the The Hves
any
is
wherever ithas tedh has rendered
faction. Amongh following
moth
the Of
the coust palace dollar
which i iquen these bard times
without disturbing
ak S free % impurities.
build other the uniform
o he
moesk the ordinary hive
the
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OUR PRICES ARE.

ofW00D preferred WITH FARM RIGHTS,
moth h
cable Hive Sample Hive receipt OF price,
n n State o n
rights Hive whioh ha, sixteen before the %
r rther rpartc
JOSEPH a. PARKER.
Agent for the above States and Shelly County.
0FFCEs Madison Street, Memphis, Tenn. where Bees
be seen In the Hive at work.
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, 1869-08-03

hs Rrasp. A. he haa Often proved Of iA,e. II ,herr
nsS1s SnS ehafAsieF better than suothcr which Mr.
!op - Wa cs1denced In his snperu por.onasion
N school" and other plays. He seem 10 have
peculiar attitude for chatactcrs Of shls class,
sua Hlh resso1Auou last evening, notwithstanding
tho teccnt performance Of tho san,o rpie pY MAI
6ntn, ercated vert decided impression upon the
saaience. MT CoNeil had her 1sTorte res or iLa-
dy Cay, and her. again the cA&t VIA nuueu1lly
powerful for II IL In these Kentetl conedy chaf,
ActeFs ihat Mr. EoHsu most excclA She va.
sted Ecuuine 4rors BY 6c1 rectal Of II,s runaway
Iouaa u ,ppi.a.e ws,e2 ''sasai Touid @ia na,s :
qnestt. Mss Joee Booth u 0raoe wa aiag soneY
snd nonotonona, but abe played win moro tasn
n. psaaa t'i' . nna .6s Locked vc sa.5mn
peEnesa IL her Tsrte for she 4 icrt IL ercrFihina
ehe undertakes Burnett was IN Ad1nrable Mar
MiddFis9Sy did .aa alied ne rute Of the baa candid
IN the ~ Of 1s.sk, Ind T suceeodsd e I
v1,e nnch happleE results than usual although u
eha.acter.x.,cs Hudson fliied tbe rsk aT chaeIs
veg eooepsahy. Piskea Aeidt tvA1 q nno,
enlnS r PeSs q aet1ng, caeay made M ana
~ {MaFble, aaa C.os tWenswonh, VEN we'll diIed
and ,bs weilp9w1 !; rectal q sAams. oBr<n
Ras.e nosy jani.s III Sus3 I'm IL H.
Stoneall, Miss I1udson, Miss Crocker and ME-.
wentworth in the cast concluded one or the most
NtAAh.AAAl ul4444&4L CuLElk8lQLQE0t8 eyer 6GlVYE1
In thin city.
hTfCEEH5 IHEATHK
IupFex Denedlct's Mlnstre!s commenced thctt
last week With change Of programme anl q full
house.
....-... TIE C1Kcra .
IialleJ's Circus acd MeuaRertc commenced thels
season yesterday. at the foot OF Nnlson street,
with two crowded audiences The entertainment
s AZ unusually attractive one. The rea,gerte OF
tsen is an Unusual attraction, embracing, as Il
aoes, living rhinoceros, roJaE Jat, non and
onesa, Two slephsnts. Peruvian guencos, s5tn-
"a ugefB, Brazilian ja9ua1s, South American
1uaneof, penthera, camels bunalos, emus
grizzly bear, black xolses, b!act tearr, zepu OF
sacred OK. Alpine goat, Senegal leopards laugh
ng h5enas, lapaa, dromedaries Maslin Swine,
Looted by enax peccatta. tapirs, anea, baboons,
nonteTs. and an as!ary OF ex otto birds Tha ctr.
:us exhibition Includes F.llnK by Marie Eloise. a
ser1 finished equestrenne: ttapezc balancing "
3enor!ta saQrtno, bR1e-b2ck riding by Sebastian
.ud hls soa Romeo: gymnsstic and acrobatlc per-
ofnahCes by the Den2eF brothers: the contor-
ionist Fc7anti and The athlete Rudolph and
!one remarkable fcn1s with cannon balls by f. +.
libby. As Ehole 1t Is one OF the best tIhitl- ]
iona under CANVAS we have ever had here and
deserves the sueceas with which II Is meeting.
, 1869-08-03
lK1ERyltW EXTRAORDINARY.


interviewing prominent men to get their views
upon questions on which thry sft prrspuru
to be well Informed and to have stspuu
convictions, has become feature O.. Jour
milan, and Ia IL cyeiy way legitimate,
The mode Of procedure In such cases has Junt been
reversed tn this city, ana, inatead Of reporter be-
ing the interviewer, he wA the interviewed On
Sunday u good DAY fof such eonsultaton) q DEL
porter to solicit hls adscc and I'D upon threatened
ms1ortune, which wilt a1ecL tho HelIaro oi tho
fraternity. They were in trouble, md Aough. CON-
foft A1d consolation from their o1lctA organ The
i:ou1 i1ss1!lsW ns W.. ns!d u ., ons q he ho!se
doctor whose oplulon .aA sought hy the sick
gamblers Eat on hil dignity, and On char. willis
the ceak before hiU had the honor Of supporting
hind aclgsz stunp. while de!icate band travelled
;s, osee ns cha = aaa saseta In search Of bear
sad and so1orful, reyes1es Nende0 their
Toa5uiu; rs W. = md d. ais nss. vas sose
which his paper has not displayed for lonx
period, and 4 ten1 stood IN h!s eastern eJe. The
great man, tue nurTs!icd gportsno mighty hunter,
eunb 70 fret, he hcafd well rnosn sootsseS, @ %
upon the s1r~AJ, and knew that his clients were
about to eall upon hin Csa.lng away the. .teM
repose, he picked up the first book he could nnu,
and 10: 1t MaS bible lioH 1t came lu sucL an
uhhallowed spot Is unknown. hut be read sone.
haFu, aud pretended not 10 be coga!x ant of the
presence OF his distinguished visitors untu one Of
them slapped him gently on the shoulder, and re-
lie dsgoERed IN E1eyercnt denial at the intruder,
and with the and familiarity Of old ac1uaInt-
sncea, the 1eatlemcn took seRta The counsellor
looked N wise as Solomon before be fell from
grace, and said not . WctL SoT, the visitors
were Inclined 10 hare some 1uu with the Doctor,
and the following conversation from which the
profanity Ia omitted, took pace: ....
Gambler No. II Say. Doctor, what 40 you think
Of arrpw-Foot: tIapghter.l
Reporter. Aheu. ... ........
line Of demarcat1on between twcedledum md
hone railroad tLanEhser.l -
Reporter {crossing bis le8s> Ahem!
No. 4 II four ctgnts coRt d quarter, how much
lee cream will nd COW glvc: iuproastous tnrr-
Nd : Did sou ever sec 8 rhlnocesoa climb a
kePor7er. No. yeu!
No. 2. Neither did L iLaughter.1
sou, xaa. - ] reson p.a0 Il g@ 10 Fe.erf
No L Ah!Doetos, be has you there.
No. t Doctor, hare you, In Jour extended pere-
er,nAtions eves come acraas green baJ horss:
10. IL Were yoa ever buried alive, Doctor, and
II 10, how often!
No q DoctoI, we're you ever starved 10 death,
and II 60, please describe the kensation1
NJ II M.yo5 seaint5 pas,ons ID .oo sssIiawass:
The sane Fate
Reporter. Ahem! --....
No, Ea ss II woman suffrage Is desirable, what arc
Nos Doctor. take = 1mote. tuAndins The
HepoTtes stli eJcs s.s;en,ns,. That's busaeas,
No, II. Doctor, take drink.
Reporter {nu franc eulFet1ng win excitement,
hts mouth wide open, and h3 TWO hands held 01t
for the pocket pstoi. Boye you Te tdsinks>, Jpure
dr,hsal com tdrnt'l ing tdt1nks1 to {tz.a1s' your
>~i Tie remainder Of &c fnterricz xss sattsfac-
tory. a may be supposed. Tnn E1tnbte1 ID
, 1869-08-03
AQuEER ENCOUNTER.
Ar1res Of a Young .siAs for FtGhliag u Wooden
Aksnktntl.

AZ Policeman Dtcelle was Oh hli way to the
Union Etsrct Etatiou, on Sunday afternoon, he saw
a man fighting wooden Indian, which stends In
fruEt Of cigar store on Madison street. ncAr 1Iai-
sled. From TIC aciions Of The ruan, he inferred
tlAt he whs either drunk OF Insane, fot, After
he Auuck the hSurc, lie spsanR baGk,
nlsecd his n1nt up II II TO protect his bead from
in anticipated blow, and hndlnE he was not bit IN
return, rushcd forward again. caught the poor In
dian hy lhe wdsL pulled him over. and COM
ncnccd rolling him on tho tidckn1k and kicking
him. u<cel!c mado him dcslat Ao4 took hlu4 70
aeorEe Ca11ssa; asd ~ w., hs T.,s,ns,m H.
street. Ills Countcnaoee wAs familiar % toe sAuon
Keeper and IN referring 10 the record II ~a1 als.
covered that he had been locked up Oh saturday
ior brraA,rk thtnEs nj bis boarding house. but r
lcAscd upon pAy ntnt Of the nnc imposed 70
HM rlsced IN cea I'D, snd anans aH s16d ~
IKE panther. la becamc 70 violent that hAnd.
cunb WEIR plscsd on him. Yesterday morning hc
a4ked for eon.o wAtcr, and cup full waa giveu
him. ue held the cup Ab0Fo al1 head. Aud A1tcg
sailing, ~ tzpuEd thee ID the name Of tho Father,
the s<,n and Tie Holy Ghost. poured the Hatcf on
hil head. About noon he was .sssdH as wanted
10y tknG 70 cat, and replied. "Yesr rant some
egE1." Sons soup wa& E1ycn HIN, b1t oetore
c4iips II be aid rc13 lon2 pgA1tt. Wneu search
"a. Two Btbles Wcfo found In his pocketA- uis IL
AAnt.J may be The result Of religious dxc1Letaeut-
During tho afternoon ~ occnpaed alussa hJ t4S-
lne on, whshin1. and pnttinx on again ~ clothes
napd-com hn took o0 bis cott n1ta sA&e only taar-
fnT fbe oleeyes Nltsa- Lie vii probably be Aent
70 tho al1n4house soon, - he canno! ot properly
taken care VI II the station
, 1869-08-03
Rcnppcnrnnce OF a MAN Stolen By
Gndlnrr ThiFty.shrro Years Ago.


Thuy-shrcc years aSo there lived In Lewiston.
Logan County. = farmer Of the name Of HAHls
Moptns, Who had child h0J' 6ss*esn ,ss :asce
VIA worfing in Z neld some distance ron the
farmhouse, the boy started from the house across
the nelds to Sec his father. The Last seen Of the
and thousands Of people turned oul 70 search for
Ihe tost child. The r.ver was drsRRed. the woods
scarchedt rewards offered, but ali 10 10
s,e liiuc fciioW VII given ur b! the parents ~
rymInthtzpR tr!cndA. Tht few fnd!sns l!rln1 10
thas neiGbboyhood were fr1codlJ aud pcsccab.a,
ii other even stranger circumstances, the A1atr
ns1 forgotten. Or only talked OF a q mJsteEso1s
d1appcassnec. The Hopkins t4in!ty II length
m the old sad se,led ~ II a1a Il ap
the family again. The astoutshment Of tho
oa n nd ns1s
speaking sho broken Ensliaa Of the halt.elE!llzed
ese = se tae es sha
ago, lie stated thai Cherokee Indian WAn.
dtrtnR through that section bad enuccd
sea1es s TOT q H. IT, f.saer 1se snd na hin
to the far West Tho old chief had tseA,-
"a him u his OWE son, and tartuE becn tsten
= q }eaps liz "a
foy thirty odd ycaza he hAd 1ircd = = lnaaaa,
md supposed he VA The 900 Of tho oid Chief unt!
adyanocd tn sge, found himself ulon nts death bed
Shorty bcfore 10 did, ana whcn be knew recoftfy
~ hogelss. he ssiled p. .aoPea .oR z, % na "a
soon - sne old chief vas dead and oGned.
Hopttns eamo to LoE1o County "a saaIea Of Of
Ra e. RssS, , nf It e. f. ss4s1s ts"Da ~ aa
ing Lax week II ts~tstcu. to 8tanfy tao oafssat{
oi the o,d ssttlstk VINO had aided !n the search
nss caused qaife = much e1e.terent Ia Logan
County - DID his sudden and mysterious euaP
, 1869-08-03
COUNCIL MEETING.
Il TEnncI Ordered GOnstrucfyd
AT laa$nlic street.
This Turn Fest Appropriation Recon
sidcrcd and Defeated
Increase OF Police Foreo-HieA School
EIteD4ion.


An aaloG!7iei meeting ot lhe Common co1lct
'uat held last Eight ttc Ac.:nS Mayor IN the chx1f
'f'rscci-.t!d hnckrEtsockcI, Cox, UonnellAn
, :lIH.gn, Mrltot. talAtns, Rabcs, Sheridan, Walsh
thr!cey, Hlireth, ComIskey. Rafferty,, Woodland,
t.Inlicn, s, ]. EussrlL r. r Russell luehlcr Bee
!e, schlllt, Berger, shscstosi- utsung Mao
ta7 And kt1oe.
UNFINISHED BEsrSEss
The acEaa' rt7o1 ot the City co:lecto. va.
f,ken n.y. H. placed on nie.
HIGH School rITExsloS
Tie 1rrcrt uf tac Committee on Schools, recon
tsrnAsre Ne purchase OF rhc lease O. schoo, 10
tWr:, a! H,eh School ana erection OF bulldog
.:hr7s.n. lot 10 COS, ostT t:5,G~1 MAS taken I'D
taIa !lr n!':r: Tas Pasted.
THE IL SALE STEEET TcSSkL.
:; TIE relSs1 G! the Committee on IIarao.s nad
f.s!}Flr, q. The cnt.:rttlon of tunnels Al Adams
Mid lASallr tfrte.4, vas taken up.
!. Itt Gtt.1sauct WIS read
Md t'a.Atns moved TO III! the blank rs 10 the
tlllt.tsr ut .1t:k ts-ufd With "4.a0. +"
t. Nh Wash ~ rrs-t,d his opposition to the
,s':ll's!nE RI tuEEr!s IN streets TE.F should Le
it9tric'i through The Centres Of blocks Taese vas
80 Ertrss''s tos damaging the L4Sale street prop
,Hy, Whit ,het could run II through the block
!.~t~teu Clark xnd Lass!:e- lie Eosed TO Iat tue
I ESttcr tsrr temporarily Until the Board If Public
}; AL, MrNoE ras tn sayor of Lasa,1e ssreef, std
wi St':iE IL "trk III Onre-
! ALL r'n,.trs hured the ordnance would he
4dpn.tsi. fEr itiAts wr1e III! 1taty.
i, AID. s.sfitort tneuEht that the people In both
Hl'ts!oth wr'e in !avoE OF State street, and that
.h:y ~r.e ,'srssasued wlsh one At Lasaile street
sot u L.4>a!ir rtrect, though some were opposed
! TO ttENn d..te action.
Alter de'tat- Of an hour and half, on motion
ri AA. li:.i,csa. tkc PREVIOUS question BAs Or.
:lfn1-
: TIE mos,on 70 postpone xas no, agreed to-yeas,
q: EayF. Il, IL follows:
%si, s+o Ra''f4'ss p.fs ! H-~'fts ti st.sf ss2
, 1869-08-03
AMBxfnE En1s.
mR orKHA u0CHk.

The Opera uouAo roopened Its DOOR Last rven-
tnr. upon tho occasion OF the bcnsot Of tho Al
tsches. With N e1ocllcut &udisnos- The occA-
s,on was yeaJ lntsreatns ono from tbs tAes that
. 1arre number OF ladles &nI gentlemen from tho
vsr.ous theatrical companies Ia tho city volun-
stercd ,neir Acrr1ce&, and thus made Tho cass Of
comody and faroo very conplste md onecsaA-
In fsft .tLondop A1sct.nce," which Nas the
rnsin fr.tufn of toe evening. nover had epch
powerful esst Ia taA CITY besots; and nns
curious iact th&t The Acsors, ainost Winoat ex-
t54n they 4re aocu1oned 70 DO IN their oNn tho
strcs. Tadeett, of NE Desrporn 1nsa.e -
eaAt for Sr Iostpnst, \ character pslpan'J "11hlo
, 1869-08-03

Eugruic Ii making pecpsrattona for her vts,t to
coa1.antnopis, where sno aha v expected on tho
Both Of Bcpterntcr. Tne 5ultau has given oraera
TO have tho hshdsoaest ol his palaces redeool1tcd
aad zcfntnsshed Tor hcs. Rho Will spend Ten dAyB
rho Turkish Capital where splendid Jtlea Ate 10
be given IN her honnf. and Will roach buJrna
n1in atopt ten dAya, enjoying nc beautiful
soenerY IN The petghborhood o! that citJ. Prom
tho foih OF October to the 17th of No7enbtr, when
tho Inauguration OF tho SueK Canal II TO ko pt2Cc
het Itinerary u nos u yet dpadod uPon.
, 1869-08-03
DIED.

FARLK-At Chelsca. Ma1a., July l8 Dr. F. o. Earle.
fotrseEly Ut thls city, Axed . 5tEra
HEAcH-!n thu city. Ausust =. Hsttle Btue, infant
TTr frnd. and rtfatfves of The family fnvftf 10
rrrsnsa lsl chicago avennc. 10 yrottcd 10 f1eclaud
EtfHettrJ.
C0HH-1n thts city, August Z LrAodar Road, only
child of Lydia H. and Fckncy g. Cone, axe1 10 MOUTH
FuneraI frnm the rysldonee. No, u3 AtehtEaa aTt>
this AfteIpNnn- Ut O'Clock. Friends Of tho family
Aro !nritrh to 1ttrnt.
IlFNNlS-At Evanstnn. Augnst =, James J. DtsnnIa.
ef Hatscfurntn. Cal aecd 10 year. and II d1JA
fGnrTti viii take place n 70 p. today. from the
ton Friends md relatives of the family respect
fully invited to ktterd.
EF Snr.tpt1fo raScn rcsle topF. .-.
BROWN! Il ~. sly. Autus, I; ncr Ars1 nrorn
at loGloek Thr tastry and h.s trDds generally arc
inyfted IA lr rstpept,