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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-13
LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, April l2-The Pontifi.
cial anniversary celebration yesterday
was the most magnificent affair of the
kind ever witnessed in New Orleans.
A meeting of the directors of the New
Orleans, Jackson and Great Western
railroad was held to-day. Reports were
received from the President, Engineer
and Superintendent, all favoring the
extension of the road to Decatur. Re-
representatives. from the city of New
Orleans and the States of Louisiana and
Mississippi we're present, the latter hold
ing 100000 shares but it is claimed by
the management Of the road that they
have reliuquished their right to vote the
stock held by them. A meeting for the
election of Directors will be held next
week, when this vote will be claimed in
behalf Of the city aud States stock.
The New Orleans and 0pelousas rail-
road has just concluded contract for
5000 tons of English railroad iron of
extra quality.
The latest developments in the Audi
tors and Governors imbroglio is the
discovery, op Saturday, of q quantity of
valuable documents concealed by the
Auditor in his office. Among them is
abou. $4,000 of unpaid State coupons.
The case, so far as it has progressed, de-
yelops no loss to the State.
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ATriyal and Departure Of Trains.

MISSISSIPPI AND rsssrssEE sarLR23A a,
New Orleans mail. daily. Sl5r.n. a;Ie Pm
Nav Orleans express. o.oU NJ o'So Am
Freight daily. ex Sunday, S:u0 M 6:1o Am
Time through to Now Orleans. "a hours.
BAGGAGE checked through.
Ticket Office. 23!9 Main street.
check baggage, in any part Of the city by leav-
inr their orders at 2s7lS Main street.
A. S. LIVERM0IE. Gen. Sup't.
SELL HOWELL, Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILRolD.
Through mail, daily.........ll:4o An. l:Uu I'm
Through express dailyldoes
not arriveSunday or leave
Saturday,. ..............lU50 Pm. SVO Pm.
Junction and Somerville
ac., save Sunday--......... s:sOP.h. SIP Pm
Corinth ac. save Sunday. o:oVA NJ.
This connects with Somervile Branch Tram ~
Railroad time fifteen minutes faster than
Office. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot.
A, A. BARNES, q. L. A.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD;
Day Express..................9 100 An. oUJ A.h'
Nieht Express................ 800 Pm. 4OV Pan.
Railroad time is Is minutes taster tnan Guy
tins. Ticket Office, No. 237& Main street. De-
pot. head of Main street,, ,oNpc c.,
SELL HOWELL. Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIs AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
no,ro Wrsr- Leave Hopeheld Monday,
Wednesday, nd Friday, at 1880 am, and
arrive at Madison at ! o'clock , IN.
s,ovrna EasT-L cave NJ adj ION Tue. day, Thurs
day and Saturday. at 1850 an; arrive at
Hope6ed at o'clock p.m., and memphis
at 1893 pm.
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INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS, April l2.--The boiling
members of the House appeared this
afternoon and were sworn in, and the
House completed their organization by q
resolution continuing the officers and
employees of the regular session.
After the passage of this resolution,
Speaker Stanton rendered his resigna-
ton as Speaker of the House, and G. A.
Buskirk Republican,, of Monroe county,
was elected and sworn in.
On motion of Mr.. Pierce (Republican),
OF Porter county, o resolution was
adopted postponiDg action on the Eff
teenth Amendment until Tuesday, the
llth day of May.
In the Senate there was no quorum
until after the passage Of the resolution
in the House postponing action on the
amendment question, when the Demo
cratic members appeared and qualified
after which the regular business Of the
session was commenced.
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BY TELEG RAP q
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, April l2.-The following
nominations we're sent in to-day: j. La
throp Motley, as Minister to England;
Leopold Mombuste, of Ohio, as Minister
Resident for Bolivia; j. R. Partridge, of
Maryland, as Minister to Nicarauga; W.
A. Pile, Of Missouri, as Minister to Vene-
zuela: ]. r. Jones, Of Ohio, as Minister
to Belgium; John J. Carlisle, of West
Virginia, as Minister to Stockholm; u
r. Cloy, of Louisiana, as Minister Resi-
dent and Consul General to Liberia; R
c. Kirk, of Ohio, as Minister Resident to
the Argentine Republic; S. A. Hurlbut,
of Minnesota, Minister to Bagota; l.. a.
Hudson (negro), of Iowa, as Minister
Resident to Guatemala; E. d. Bassett
(negro), as Minister Resident and Consul
General to Hayti; Andrew G. Centin, Of
Pennsylvania, as Minister to Russia
John G. Joy, of New York, as Minister
10 Austria; L. P. Evans, as United States
Marshal for the Eastern District of Ten
nessee; W. G. Whipple, as Attorney for
the Eastern District of Arkansas, and
Rev. F. W. Sporting, as Assessor of In
ternal Revenue for the District Of Ten
nessee.
Chief Justice Chase to-day rendered q
decision in the United States Supreme
Court in the case Of the State of Texas
VS.. George NJ. White, John Childs, John
a. Hordenberg and others. The orig
inal suit was brought by the State of
Texas to restrain the defendants from
receiving payment frem the National
Government for certain FIVE per cent.
Texas indemnify bonds, which the plain
tiff claims as belonging 10 the State.
Those bonds, it is alleged, were sold in
1865 and 1866, by the authority of the
insurgent Legislature of Texas. and the
reconstructed government of the State
now seeks to prevent the payment of the
value of the bonds to the holders, deriv.
ing their title through said insurgenI
Legislature. Various interesting sud
important collateral questions were
raised relating to the Jurisdiction of the
court, the ability of the plaintiff to sue
etc. The opinion Of the court, which il
very long and able, concludes as follows
"On the whole case, therefore, our con
clasion is that the State of Texas is emit
tied to the relief sought by her bill. an'
q decree must be granted accordingly.
The Supreme Court to-day disposed
the case Of William II. AcCardle, ib
Mississippi editor, who was arrested. trIe'
and sentenced to Imprisonment by tn
military authorities several years ago, oil
the charge Of writing aud publishinl
sediiious ertieles in his newspaper. 81
had appealed from the Circuit Court O
the Southern District Of Mississippi
which had denied the writ Of hGbea
corpus Chief Justice Chase Delivers
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the opinion Of the court, Diminishing the
case for want of Jurisdiction.

the opinion Of the court, dismissing the
case for want of Jurisdiction.
Associate Judge Greer dissented as to
the jurisdiction and merits of the cause,
holding that Mississippi is not a State IN
point of fact, and therefore could not
bring a suit in this court, any more tkan
could the District of Columbia. Associ-
ate Justices Swayne and Miller dissented
as to the question of jurisdiction only.
Commissioner Delano has issued the
following order: That all Commissions
of Internal Revenue and detectives ap-
pointed prior to March 10, 1869, which
do not by their terms expire previous to
the 3oth of April, 1869, shall terminate
on that day.
The Senate confirmed no nominations
to-day. The session was spent in the
consideration of the naturalization inter-
ests between the United States and Bel
GUM, Baden, Wirtemberg and several
other German States. The Darian Canal
treaty was discussed, but no action had
IN IL
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SAN Francisco, April i2.-The Geld
Hill mines were uncovered to-day, and
no traces of smoke were observed Lights
were sent down aud extinguished imme-
diatsly by the foul air. The blowers OF
several mines we're set in operation and
streams of water turned on, with the ex
pectation of expelling the poisonous at
mosphere and absorbing the gases, and
preparations made to recover the dead
bodies as soon as possible. Great inter-
est was manifested at certain damaged
mines to day.
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, April l2.-On Saturday
evening, at Jarrettsville, in Hartford
county, Miss Cairns shot and killed Mich
olas McComas. About twenty persons
were seated on the porch of the village
hotel, when Miss Cairns suddenly ap-
peared, and drawing revolver, fired
three shots at McComas. The alleged
cause of the murder was seduction.
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Arrival and Departure of the Mails from
the Memphis ostofice-New Arrange


the Memphis Pos toffce-New Arrange
mSH" posroYrIcE, MEMPHIS, TENS..)
March 8, lets.
Arr. Clos'g.
chattanooga. Richmond.
washington, New York.
Baltimore aud all cities
East and South Column
bus, Ga and Montgom-
ery, Ala; all stations on
the Memphis. and
Charleston, Mississippi
Central Mobile sndOhio
Nashville and Decatur.
Nashville and Chatta-
nooga and East Tennes-
Zee railroads at........:.'. LAD am. IL m'
Cairo, Chicago, 81. LOUIS
cincinnati. Cleveland.
Pitisburg, Philadelphia,
Buffalo, Albany. New
York, and all cines
North and West, at-.....- SPIN. spm'
New Orleans, Baton Rouge
Fatehez, j Jackson. Vicks-
burg and all cities South ,a
5.lo pm. o'@o p."'
All stations on the Missis-
sjpV and Tennessee,
New Orleans and jack
son and Southern rail- GOA.
roads SD Pm. DIV ~"
louisville, Cincinnati and
New York. and stations
on the Memphis and
Louisville and branch
railroads, and all kast-
ern cities at..... sa.ms op.n'
Memphis and Little Rock
railroad. Little Rock.
Madison Sundays ex-
cepted), Ht...... ...............- op.m. pm.
Marion, Witsburg aud
Claiborne. Ark, Uni
weekly Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday. at..- III am. ii Am
Olive Branch and BShalis,
Miss, semi weekly
Monday and Friday. at. 4p.m. pm.
Cuba and Big Greek, Tenn.
weekly Friday, ANN 10am. liam.
Lite Rock and Helena,
and all landings on
White river (seDi-week-
ly) Tuesday and Satur-
day, at-......................-.. an. 4p.M.
Pine Bluff and Helena and
all landings on Arkan-
sas river (tri-v eekly),
Tuesday. Thursday aad
Saturday, at......- am. SPIN.
Alllandings on the Missis-
sipri river south semi
~eeklyl. Tuesday and
Llturday, at...-...........-. am. sp.m.
All landings on Missis-
sippi river north tsemi-
weekly, Monday and
Thulsday, at.................. Gam S.3Op.m.
R0BT. G. GIsT.P. NJ.
JOSEPH P. FLYNN, Clerk.
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NASHVILLE,

NlsnVILLE, April l2.-Henry s. Foote
replies in the Press and Times, this
morning, to a portion of ex-President
Johnson's speech, in which he assumes
that johnson charged him with ingrati.
tude. He denies the charge and AYERS
that be owes nothing to the forbearance
or generosity of Mr., Johnson, who, be
alleges, together with Mr. Seward, treat
ed him unkindly and cruelty. he de-
nounces Mr.. Johnson as seditionist, to
whom the people Of Tennessee are in.
debted for their Acknowledgement, and
charges him with usurpstion and tyran-
ny, aud sdmonishes the people Of the
Southern States not 10 be controlled by
him, but to accept the legislation Of Con-
gresG and confde in the Government,
who, be ASSURES them, is their friend, and
desires to restore then TO prosperity and
a good government
he also charges that Johnson is OPP
posed to negro suffrage and political
equality, aud rsfsrs to Mr.. johnson S
interview with Fred. Douglass, 10 which
be said: These things will lead TO q
war OF RACES"
A call is made upon john Trimble to
accept the nomination for Judge Of th,
euprema Court of Tennessee.
Ex-President johnson is still here; b.
has abandoned bic trip to Europe, pre-
ferring, be says, to devote his lime ans
energies in behalf Of the disfranchiset
Of the South, he will speak in all o
the Southern States. he leaves fo
Memphis on Wednesday.
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DIR. RUSSELL'S
Dispensary and Infrmary,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

DR. RUSsELL'S DIsPENsARY AND
IL Inhrmary, the largest and oldest institu:
ton of the kind in the Southwest. established
in 1859, pleasantly located at Nos. 40 and AZ
North side f Court Square, Memphis. Tennes-
ing treatm emit and the comforts Of home while
receiving the same. Patients also treated at
the Office or BY letter. IL desired.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout, Paralysis,
Deafness, Fits, Consumption, Syphilis. Skin
Diseases, Spermatorrhea, Inpoteney, and all
the diseases arising from the indiscretion of
youth permanently cured. Also, Chronic Dis
eases in all their forms effectually cured at the
above named institution.
DIR. RUSSELL. Consulting Physician.
k8 Treatise on Chronic Diseases furnished
free on anpIicatiOn
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The 400 pm. connects for CAIRO and ST /.
LOUIS, arriving at st. Louis at 1880 pm. nex
day; 500 am. train arrives in St. Louis at III
pm. same day.
Through Tickets, at Reduced Rates,
Can be procured at the Con lpany's Off,e. 23D<
Main street. and at Depot. aead OF Ma n street.
~ Baggage Checked at depot, 'or BY tho
Memphis City Transfer Company, at Hotels
private residences, or on board } oats, TO all
principal points East and North.
SAM. b. JONES, Sup srintendent,
SELL HOWELL: Pass enger Agent. 79-f
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FOREIGN.

FLORENCE, April l2.-Berlonali, the
Italian Minister to Constantinople, goes
to Washington in the same capacity, and
Barbsloni succeeds him.
PEsrHE, April l2.-Ths elections in
Hungary and Creotia have resulted
largely in favor of the Drake party,
which will have majority of 100 in the
new Diet.
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Two young misses, discussing the
qualities of some young gentlemen, were
overheard thus: "Well, like Charley,
but he is little girlish; he has not got
the least bit of a beard. say Charley
has got a beard, but he shaves it OF.
"No, he hasn't neither, any more than
have" ~ say he has. too, and know
it, for it pricked my cheek"
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New and Elegant
Flu RN 1T u II Il ,
At Prices TO Suit the Times.

Owing to the present tight
ness of the money market i
have determined TO reduce
my stock, which is large and
varied. and sell ut prices 10
suit all wishing to buy.
MY terms being Cash only. 1
can afford 10 sell for small
profits.
Il. FEGAN, 28O Second ST..
next door to Irving Block.
S0-l5
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Of P FAB and Fancy WORK. done With dispatch.
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THIS MACHINE HAS PROVED ITSELF.
l. atevery trial with other Machines. to be the
best Washing Machine ever produced. 1t has
never yet failed to give entire abstraction to
all persons who have tried its merits, and we
guarantee it to do all, or even more. than we
claim for ii.
the Magnolia Laundry, No. "A Monroe street.
where these Machines can be seen in full ope-
ration. For sale by
1898 $50 Main street.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-15

=, DE S"NErHTNd.- In measuring great men
'he standard Of to-day is not what IL was for.
meriy' Inc great men OF whom Longfellow
sings made their elves sublime" whose foot
prints on the sands OF time" are vet visible
10" many, III the distant future. that move
AROUND US, will be embraced in tho backward
glance ot the poet! The great men that are now
iecoBhiled, III the past will then be. Character
-mnhllncss-indelibly leaves it's imprint: but
the little great men who are in accidental nos.
session oi wealth or temporary influence
VINO are looked up to by those of inferior nos
sessions. but do nothing for the world or the
oetenng Of their race, will hardly win "A place
oi such solid remembrance as this. 'fher.
VIII bc IN that future strange reyersals: and
many who toll ON iii humble disintcrested-
ness iOr human good, hopeless of fame. will
nave name radiant with brightness when
tie gllded eihgIes Of today shall have cruru-
Died INTO dust. What satisfaction there is in
the thought that we can make our lives sub
lime But do We think enough of the nam.
we shall leave while engaged in the struggle
with HE, wherein all that Is low aud selfish
grows 50 luNurlIntlyy We fonr not The
need Of greatness Is the most Fictitious thing
III the world, rs now accorded, and he who
mn6es most noise in tho world Ir.-scs for
great. Death, however crops him down. and
MS life Is scanned. and siitcd. and weighed.
uii hIs greatness i reduced t. that which he
has left. Who viii remember him "A half cen
tury hence: The one, uu thuCoutrnry. who hy
Soi!e invention. or by some muniictucc. that
benefits tho rasc-though of small account ut
til" tInc-wll not be forgotten. Character
N,tr hIm ahpv" mere money. or mere rcpuia-
ton. and Cluvhu> him. Cultivate character
young man: bu somebody. and do something
u show what you have been, and the good
shall not Ll lost o. yuU or tAr world.
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT Tile CorART.
y norAhip heretofore existing between David
Weaver. John ". Williams and y. H. westfal IL
horohy dissolved by mutual consent Tho business
oi tho e"pnTinerBhip viii be settled by John " vii.
ianF, who Pil remain W ross Sson Of the ranch
David WEAVER
y WEsTFAIf
t0F' TTfTlAEt
r'N' rort :. T1as .s.s
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Political and Otherwise.

"THE Midsummer Nights Dream ut Wash.
ingtOu" As illustrated 10y the New York Trlc.
gram beats Shakespeare AL hollow"
enter the Ghost of Caesar Andy in white
robes. Grant seated and putting huge coll
umns Of smoke at the gIosty
Grant
How 30 this ri'lr Nu-u-' Ia who .-u..s herr.
think it j. Ia" weakness u' mime ewes
That shapes this uIJH-irpu- aupArfiUIl.
u cJrLcs upon mo. Ar thou a1gE fhIug7
Art thou some got. some au...i. uf -.lar .irh.fH
SPEAK tp i.s~: what thDuf''
GAO,t-'' THY r'4l spirit, Bgg,uH '''
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Exit. everybody,

III, .,...r,.l,..I,.'
IHE Cincinnati Commercial SAYS. Mr..
Kelley, Of PcnE5ylysnIu hus been Interview
cd, and is disp1ycd to favor Chinese ,u'ira-
ton. He should he aware that. II the prIu-
ciplr oi protection !" which h' drF"t'r HIM
sell with $" much EIGnT. II sound. th" Labor
ot thc country. no less thnH Inc capital, Is on
u'ed 10 protection. Why not protect III"
American lnbur"r against 'HLura" 'wt8u'u"m,
"7 Wen 4N IN" i"hn-NI'''iL' IRON h!"M"i"c'ITc'
Ag"hH' hhE'''h c"''P'Hu"''
perinm"I memb"r 81 The south Carolina
Legislature, non. Snnch" brown. r'7" ~ %
question oi privilege recently and rh!. 'Shh,
AZ us H""r' 81 '''N NNlH' 10 ''" H' man
who Just tuck hi- seat to stan "n dr u" o..
'uS b"iN anu tAh - d" s'h"r.. u7-rnh..-" 90
S"Ni NhToInn Wld q" crank OF De- un'H1.
''' ''''' ~ ''.' '''.' ''T
S'NrH Nr"rr. oi DAYTON. las hrrn s-."c'
81 a. m" l"inr"Hiic" "nn"dt'" i"r '"T'TEt.r
- oiH". lH place 90 81. J.. In-..ro .l H.".'i'.
In accepting Oh" upui"uru. b." -'Nr 'it g..
TIA" last twenty ;,'l' D." '..- .I'"'.i"i IN.
rs tim. H. ..,,lI,. ,,,,,..,' ,,r.. t,,r,,r,,
mon .L,,t,IL ,ipIj..t, tin. dn.triu. 4t iErn.1.
lr,-hrN
.y
,""H'' " ""ET .'"'"-.' ",'''," l.''
''''"'''''' '''' 20 "'' .'''"'' '7 "'' "'
III uS" among IN" regulars ~Ltflun"u m i"EyH
and in the Territories The wrUd also hl-
T,r,r,... ,o{,;,i.s ,,l r,,s ,,,I,Il, I,r.t.I,
int" currency by Welsh recruits, WHO have
driitcd int" ih" army occasionally from New
York city.
CEErlIS oh pulilcu leader. in LuvIi-iuuu.
including cy.,iuvcrnnr Wicklifc. Attorney
Gcncrnl Hcrrpn rul Senator E.,an. II IS said.
have met together m New Orleans recently.
and selected " Cnndltnt" for LoFcIm"r to ""
voted for tvs" years hence. They have coy
tainly commenced IN season.
Tux Mobile Register SAYS: Tho New York
Herald has fallen into th" nonsense Of treating
politics nS II the Democracy North and South
had been split up om ia" reconstruction Is
sue-th" Northern winghoIdug mp tie south
orn side, and the southern wing going over Ia
inc h'"''0i S'"o' h"'"'
PEW days ago party Of fishermen in the
lubn river, Cal, failing 10 procure trout ns
rap'iiy WIN INC NOOK IN" I'm" 9s 'h'N H"'
Ii'ci, .fI'."',n HL" ,rL Iu'I,.'E vi E"'n' Pow
H"F IN thr "n'"i. ne i'N"I' WIS hs'nhsi'
tL6 cyrInsi,r ,,r,c and sr,rTf L,ir,, L,IIcj
o. boss barber of Cincinnati, returning
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''"h'h"tNIEb lI"Ib "F E"Lb. The Cal
"v".Ha Chruuici" uf September /. SAYS:
Twenty trr- ,F ,,.l. t.l-..,, fr,,.,, .I....l;
Of L.a.Is ~ Go iu W., GrI,l, ...,, r,I
p-ud,ur,. Ir ,Iis r.,ff,,y ,.;..II..I - t.i
average of ~1I3 ., Nor I'M, .Tj,, -
crushed III Sui,Ith'. min NJ -, ~
We urs informed Ly tn. .,.,,a,s If ~, -,
that they are cnubd,ut ,I,,i Ii. ,,r,,.'.,'.y
w5rhil., ore, j., .ur...rinr Il. .,I n,I, ,,.,l..r
TH,v are Of tie I,.,uj.,r, 'l,a, -l,,. ,frI 80,
Iag;i % third greater fna,, II ,,,,.If ~. r..
if crushed hy AN ,rIirnr,. Iy.,t,,,. m I...i
!. wide we'll defined AN, has ..y,.,-,. ~
g!cr "' n"'ns permanent. Lewia y co. i'll
'"iii MS 'iI"l 'h'! aTv constantly taking out
!+"''@ ,''.t "n S''h u.s. iAHt ,.'-hyd, and NOW
nav "'''' ''!'N 'uh' NJ ih" MiI. II ANY
l'"'H "' '"" N1.'" 1'i. l.Ii Iul0 yield We
9'''",- NJ y. "i'" u. !-ti.9'"d fIEi, 50 isI
y '"''icH 70 "' called ''.' u'tu"T quartz DIS
. g'"' '' ''''!''lh!t. Ne 7hL! await future
"-'1'"l.",h'' ~ regard - iAia mine with
a.."t interest
TIM I;YI.u> S,.,yu,f .rI.. NJ. MI. Hon.
,-.i,t cy,..,,,.r.t- .... l,.r.,. 80, .t.i.. r..t
i!uu.
What Hr.. .I.. }f.,,. f,.... i-, r..f,rf.r I..-
-.,.,r!r.r ,I,.r... ..p.r,f..., ... l..,,.. n
Dos. Mrs. ,,n... lI..,...,..,, ...r.r a.. ..,.,
..u, Iu, E.- sister l.n. t,I,. r- .....,..-. ... .
H0ll-.,i,.- .tlp .,f.-, ,f... ,.....t .... -
.,llI .TIlf'i,.l los lie -rr,.I WI. ,--.1 t. Is
....u....,,.r ,I...u..n ttt. mai ,,,t,I go, .
had .fl..- tl,.,, tl,, r,.sr l;,,srg Ii. ,
, SyraI.s uitt.rr-, ,romj.v, T,.r j., ,l,. I,-
tails q ilru,. anil circumstance il, ,,,,,,..,,
with tins hi,,arv which Mr., stow. r,rs
cooked. there is a string uC wcll-Rupwu false
hoods belonging only to the sensational novel
lst not 10 fact. In short, the whole story is
an exhibition Ut desire for u sensation 50
/ stron- thut it has used the unsustuircd and
known tp-hg-uutITr HtiieIncnts Of "a diseased
BRAIN in 70 woman ashamed t. make them
! known herself, hut who lett the dirty work 30
/ Harriet Bccrhcr Stowe
r......... t,....
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! the rock and below the Yamra u q Tt.ia n,rl,
/ iust lnrrr enough for % farm. The river bn-
/ worn ont hollow domJs in tins sandstone rock.
and. standing upr,~tr. words are rppcatcd
. with % STRANGE rl,uru,se. bat IN Il soileucl
mellow tome. Conversation i'm u loud key is
/ transformed into magical music. ono can
hur,Ilv believe that Is the echo of his own
/ voice. I'm some Ilnccs two or three echoes
como back. in others the cch0c. thr,ns,iyc.
I are r,nuatod, pnssing forth and lnck across
the river. for there is another rock making the
/ eastern wall Ut the little park. Some thought
they could count ten or twelve echoes.
/ Arrru u vrictv of experiments by the au
thuritics Of GUthcuburg, Sweden, "a method
has been hit upon which Is thought tO prom.
isc good results. \ reformation society u
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-15

TENSEsaEE AND KESTuCKY --Thoro is hardly
dozen Radicals in tho Legislature Of either
Tcnnossoo or Kontucky The majority in Ten.
nnesscc is nonrly 10000, and in Kentucky 60,
OOO II was n light vote in the latter State.
otnerwiso tho majority would have boon 100.
~. Tho Cincinnati Enquirer soya that
ONO and Pennsylvania, in October, will mi.
,,"to tho crcollCnt example that han nccu act
by tho splendid Southwestern ,5nios