davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09

An apparatus for giving an alarm in
case Of the presence Of carbonic oxide
or coal gas in a room, it is reported, has
recently been invented by Prussian.
II consists Of q galvanic battery with q
bell and glass tube filed with liquid
chloride of palladium. This metallic
salt is extremely sensitive to the carbonic
oxide gas A small quantity Of the gas
will at once throw down some Of the
metal from the solution, and this precip-
itate, collecting in the bottom Of the
tube, at snce essablishes q connection
with the current CT electricity, and the
violent ringing Of the bell will warn the
sleeper Of his danger.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09

At fashionable wedding reception in
New York recently the parlors were pro-
fusely oruamOnted with native and ex-
otic flowers; but the glory of the exhibi-
ton was center piece, consisting of a
beautiful bower of the most exquisite
tint and variety, and in the midst of
which was q large shallow glass tank, re-
sembling q miniature lake, with its bands
overgrown with aquatic vines, flowers
and shrubs. Upon the silver water rested
the graceful figure ofa swan, constructed
Of flowers. The whole presented most
unique and beautiful sight, and elected
constant eulogy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09

1.-THE sdaas8 death of the young Coun-
fesS ds w., niece of NJ. Ferdinand de
Lesseps, tps excited much sympathy in
The sParisiAn fashionable world. The
Countess went out as usual to drive in
lhe Bois, on January IL, and fly bit her
hose. Before returning home infamma-
lion had set in. DIR. Nelston was sum-
noned; he decided that amputation of
the nose was necessary. The operation
took place; gangrene sat in, the poison
having already spread through the whole
system, and within twelve hours the
young Countess expired.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09

Cora Pearl paid the cheapest sho dyed
her hair FIVE thonsand francs. H'ussd 10
be light yellow, and is nov Of that color
which the ParisiAns call /" ox-,ail," very
red, but vith~e singular golden lusier.
The dyeing process lasted week, during
which Cora did not addit 81 vigitsrs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09

| That fingers on the air and in the space
Illimitablel What is the gossip
'Mong ye thereY
Are ye brotherhoods,
| Or sisterhoods. that 70 can all move on SO
Quietly through my riad years that's past,
And yetto GOMEZ Or, are ye reporters
Of this earth. with sun and moon for tablets
| If so. what write ye there? The evil with
| The eoodf Ye cannot want your reportory
| Filled with nought but vice Of murders dire
| Of bleeding forms of wantonn ess-of theft
Debalchery-of curses loud and long,
of helpless iserv-hunger-cold and
Nakedness - mothers prayers for food-or-
TearsHOf widows pleading for home-fOr
Childhood's Innocence to sleep, to revel in
Of maiden's tears for injured love and hopes
That this cold world may have some charity,
And give her for honest labor done
Of groanings-direst woe and misery2
as Ye cannot place
This page beside the one which CLEANS with
OF gratitude from hearts with pure, deer love
0'erhowing the prattling babe, just lisping,
Mammals name, with rosy cheeks and dimples.
Chin upturned. to catch the look of love that's
In her eye. and is lighted from her soul of
(This little forms written prayer a prayer
Alone)-the aged mother going down
The veil Of life alone-God her staff
With thanks upon her lips and in her heart
To see her offspring happy, loved
OF charity-sympathy-of staunchinR
Bleeding heartsY
This beauteous page
Of holy deeds and secret thoughts might be
sullied by close contact with the other
Page Of crime and curses--and yet ye must
Write both. that we may know that svil-goed
Exists % or are we whisperers Of that life
Beyond, and searchers for the dwellers
In this earth-borne home-that will live
among
Ye all?
- Oh, tell me cauye
Find homo for me where / can lay my
YEARLY head, and love, and feel secure? Where
No dark, cleaning serpent eyes shall peer
Mondays twilight of green shade. and
frighten
By its ferked tongue and fascinating eyes?
Can ye find me there some one to leve, some
Sister spirit. like myself. alone and
With friend to cheer her lonely path
Through life !?
Ohli If will rightly
Pray to thee-thrOush the'-bsyOnd' will ye
Find me n-peace-love-God Fare
we'll, then,
Sweet children of the nisht-I'll pray to thee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09
ASSETS lat Market value):
STATE OF TENNESSEE, !
COMPTROLLER's 0FYICE.
MInuurrru Ianuaru 1890 |


COMPTROLLER's 0FYIcE.
NASHVILLE, January j, 1861
L. G. W. Blackburn, Comptroller Of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the &TNA
INSURANCE COMPANY, located at Hart
ford. in the State of Connecticut. has produced
to me satisfactory evidence that said Company
have complied with all the requirements of the
laws of the State Of Tennessee imposed on in
surance companies, and further certify that
Henry A. Littleton. Agent Of said Company.
has also complied with the requirements of the
laws of the State. made and provided in such
cases:
Wherefore. said ETNA INSURANCE COM
PANY has authority to take risks and trans
act the business of insurance in this State. at
g.. BLACKBURN.
Comptroller of Tennessee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09

A woman confined in Jail at Toronto
had three babies on Tuesday night. Let
her out But it may be replied that she
has let herself out-Louisrill Journal
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09

a ttwood L Anderson. Produce, Grain. Cot
VWright, w. p, Grain and Produce of ever,
SSMs%SadIAG ssSssiSSn u A1nrSs GGIRsE block
n .eddn's Commercial College, open Day and
CARTHAGE MANUFACTERER, ETC
6yleary, NJ. Wagon and Carriage Manufae
~ turer, Horse Shoeing, ETC., etc., 81 Union
DRUGGISTS.
Mansfield 4 Hisbee. sol and Sos Main.
SSteever, H. c.. corner Second and Madison,
Ooodyear & Falls, removed to S1 Main, Gil.
" bert 4 Higbee,s old stand.
Smith, ]. A. j.. dealer in Drugs, Toilet Arti-
johnson. @. D., 1853 Main, two doors north
% Overton Hotel
QE Eoerner, Theo.. Druggist and analytical
Ik Chemist. 81 and So Beal. corner Second.
wv alter. Jos, ls4 Main. between Washing
w ton and BRT RSElsr' GOODS. aF
Rice, stix & Co.. sl9 Main. exclusive whole
SOuthern Palace-Howell. Wood 4 Co.,. ss2
n owenstein. B.. & Bros. corner Main and
Wslis 4 Coll. as7 Main.
NT enken Bros. corner Main and Court.
GAME AND FISH DEPOTs.
UNucbs, Victor D.. Wholesale and retail dealer
aR6cERs sa oxzNipGsc xNp SST ss Il
THerster, Kealhofer d Co.. Grocers. Cotton
II Factors 4 Commission Msrch'ts. 200 Main.
eaha% Cls aou SpsSssi SUsGn pss& Fac
A pperson. q. M. q Co., corner Front and
Newton Ford q Co.. IL Union. Lee Block.
Csalbreath, Stewart & Co.. II Union. Stone
4 w wall block.
EDicket. W. s. 4 Co., Cotton Factors. 81
Fcfsrly. .. A...sA Front.
FRrooks. Nicely & Co., ZIG Front.
Garvin, M. T. & Co.. 2C7 Main.
page 4 Co.. 1ss Poplar.
FEUsE. T. O. q CO.. Choice Family Groce-
kh ries. rs Jefferson.
HOTELS.
wORsHAM HOUSE..
GALLOWAY & RoYALL, Proprietors.
Cor. Main and Adams streets.
Board $3 per Day.
HARDWARE.
A llison Brothers. Hardware. Cutlery. Guns.
0rgill Bros. q Co., al2 Front.
NUcCombs &,Co.. S221f and S24 Main.
~ Robbins & Bradley, 22s Second, Adams
HIs Bleck also, Cutlery and Guns. ,3 SaIes-
m'n-capt' J. + mkTTaks saFSSHTi sr' l. D. wilder
M Cohen, Hat RenovatOr. ss4 Main.
M.
Names L. Morris, )" The Hatter.I Francisco
MxsSfss Hlsa ~ hsp sxbSH2SY, fsiSGfE s1sisi T6.
E'ord. J. o. & Co., 25711 Main.
4 Tn co ,r s.,,
NJ Nro CORES, Smith Co., Harness, Saddles. Col
NA lars and Shoe Findings, A2 Main.
HIDES AND LEAIHEk.
~ Pay highest prices for Hides and Tallew.
sit. Louis Mutual Life, McMahon & Otis. 43
y Madison.
state ~essstn Assnt q 4SIdoI unon '' 0napn'
Garolina Lifo Ins;. Co., zig Main NJ. J.
VJredenburgh. r. ". q Madison.
ou.s,..
I'D Ionsdaie, Sec'y; WIN. Harrington, Pres't.
Il ,ittiston, III. a. 4 c.,Asency. z Madissn.
Narpenter & White, Agents Connecticut Mu-
" tual Life Insurance Company, 40 Madison
Syift,s Iron Works, John Man9sus. Agent.
w JEWELLERS.
M E RIMAN. z r D d CO.,
FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
N5 MAIN.
N d. Barnum 4 Co., Watches, Jewelry and
II Fancy Goods, 265 Main, cerner Of Court.
JOB PRINTING.
E,ranklin job Printing House, Is West Court.
NJ s. O.. Toof, Proprietor.
LIQUOR DEALERS.
Vaccaro, A.. a Co., importers of Wines,
LIQUORS Cigars, etc., 314 Front.
UUeDdrix, McNabb 4 Co., Rectifers and
AA wholesale LIQUOR Dealers, 216 Front.
NEoore, Eader L Co., planning Mill and Lum-
lVH ber Yard, 1853 and $50 Second.
Seligman, joe. IS Union. corner Third.
-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09
TO THE STARS.
BY MRS. y. A. TANNEHILL

= oh, tell me. children
OF the night, the strange. mysterious Language
That fingers on the air and in the space
ulimitable What is the gossip
'Mong ye thereY
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09
f3singialar Rhnior.

A report nfdurteht 'that,a former citi-
zen ,of. this .dcupty--s very good man, tco
who has baeP,in exilefor several years,
recentiyretprhed to the peigRborhood Of
his former home, borrowed a msttock
from. the patty living on the premises,
proceedAd to asseeluded spot, disembow.
eled ,teps theAsana dollars in coin, and
quietly dep3fted 'agaih for his present
residence lfnl q distant section This
treasure, Il ,ts .sataJ WAS hastily seereted
on the hight.b the: famous stampede
across AheA HfAaIses, September, 1863,
when BeB bysa IS c6fD mand ,ifst made its
ppesssace ssathlof the Tennessee river.
The Stoty5 is pfohably without much
foundation, fhspgh iweshopld be pleased
to knoy.1hat itM tgue. -4shens Tenn. J
ROSt THSe>. ~ -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09
rns .First Woman Doctor in Russia


The Medico-C Chirurgical Academy at
St. Petersburg conferred, at its annual
conference week or two ago, the degree
Of M. d. upon Madame Kaschewarow, the
frst female candidate for this honor who
had presented herself before them.
When her name was mentioned by the
dean it was received with an immense
storm of applause, which lasted for sey-
eral minutes. The ceremany of invest
ing her with the insignia of her dignity
being over, her fellow-students aud new
colleagues lifted her upon chair and
carried her with triumphant shouts
through the hall. Butsat this moment
Madame Lucea- was espied among the
audience, and such Was the students
ficklsness that theiady doctor had to
yield her elevated seat 10 the popular
singer. The, ,primu, donna not pply re-
NAMED in gndispatsd possession Of the
extepporized throHee but was carried
upon it I'd her carfiaae whilst the new
doctor had ITO find twhats comfort she
couldin !hes tdiplemg sH w.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09

Eight lines Of Nonpareil, solid, constitute Q
square.
Displayed advertisements will be charged ac-
there being twelve lines Of solid type to the
inch.
7 Notices In local column inserted for twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
Special Notices inserted for ten cents per line
for each insertion.
To regular advertisers we offer superior in
ducements, both as to rate Of charges and man
ner of displaying their favors.
Advertisements published at intervals will be
charged One Dollar per square for each inser-
ton.
All bills for advertising are due whom con-
tracted and payable on demand.
IA All letters, whether upen business or
otherwise. must be addressed to
WHITMORH a Col
Publishers and Proprietors.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09
LEDGER.

The PUBLIC LEDGER Is published every AZ
ternoon texoept Sunday by e. WHITMORE
and ]. J. DUB0SE, under the firm nameof
w HI 1T NOR f 81 co.,
at No. 13 Madison street.
The PUBLIC LEDGER Is served TO City subscri-
bers By faithful carriers at fIFTEEN CENTS
per week, payable weekly 10 the carriers.
By mail Gn advanced: One year, $S; six
months. 81; three months, $2; ono month. rs
cents. cav .g VIZ
Newsdealers supplied at 2z cents per copy.
Communications upon subjects of general in
forest 10 the public are at all times acceptable.
Rejected manuscripts WILL NOT be returned.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
First Insertion..................s1 90 per square
subsequent Insertions.......-... 50
For One Week.......-.............-3 3 90
For Two w WeekB......-................ 4 30
For Three Weeks...................6 6 90
For One Month-..-............ 7 so
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09

A.c. KTRwAE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-09
Oh. tell me can ye


Pray to thee-throush thee-beyond. will ye
not
Find me hesven-peace-love-Godg Fare
well, then,
Sweet children Of the nisht-I'll pray to thee.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-02-09

BOSTON


The Trustees Of this institution take pleasure in
announcing that they haze secured the services ol
the eminent and well known Dr. A. II, HAYES.
late surgeon L. =. Army, Nice-prcsicnt Of Col
umbia College Of Physicians and Surgeons, Sc.
This Institution now publishes the popular
medical book entitled 'IIE S,IENCE or Lu.E or
SELF-pRSEHyAUoN, written by DR.. HAYES. IL
Teats upon the Errors Of Youth, Premature De-
cline at Manhood, Seminal Weakness, und all
Disease and Abuses OF the Gcuerative Ora, S.
Thirty thousand copies sold the last year. 1t Is
indeed book for every man-young men in mr.
ticular Price only 81.
This Institute has just published the most pcr
feet treatise OF the kind ever offered to the pub
lie, entitled "SEXUAL PnYsIoLoGY or WoMAN,
AND Hin DISEASES" profusely illustrated with
the very be cngrayings. Thi, hook Is also from
the pen 81 DR.. iiaves. Among the various chan
iers may he mentioned, The Mystery Of Lille
Beautiful Offspring Beauty, It's valuo TO Woman
Mari &C. General lyscinc of Woman-pu
berty-'huuge Of Lilc-llyccss Il the Married
Prevention Co Conception, &c. In beautiful
French C.oth S2.00i Iu,t,v Morocco, fun gill
800. Either Of these books ave sent bv mail
securely called postage paid, on receipt Of price
The Peabody journal Of Health, a frst.class
paper go every rcspect--S'pases, 80 columns
published ON the 1st of February, and every
month DURING the year. Subscription price per
year only 80 cts. Specimen copies sent Tree TO
any adifoss On application TO the Peabody Modi-
cal Institute.
ALBERT y. HAYES. MD
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-02-09
ONE DOLLARroR EACH ARTICLE
OUR COMMISSIONS TO AGENTS

OUR COMMISSIONS TO AGENTS
Exceed those of every other os,o,,,.,
napin o, rrooI OF this can be found in con-
tIJTiSS M pTI It'll with those Of Others for
same character o''cr goOus Of the
we VIII send TO Agents, free of charge
FOR CLUB OF THIRTY Ann az
One of tile following articI 80, 90
snlrt fronts, set solid gold studs 1y men
Size e ioa DAMS u, nne white counterpane orae
or bleached sheeting, good nuaa1 ~ y"rus brown
lbngg IoI- plcture Morocco b0und r nnade'
views, silver pataS stereoscope and 70 foreign
.or, elegant silk fan, with ivory or Gas
TooH c frame, ieathered edge and spanged
S.eei carving knife and fork, very beet S,nI
Ivory balanced handle, handsoms ha. gualliyl
meH I parasoi 70 yds good print. veTy fna ana in
serge congress boots pr ID, best quality ladies'
doz Rogers best silver deserts fri, Iowels
patern "i morocco dor travelling bag, fancy diess
napkin rings, doz ladies' fine Inorin ensI ,
rTm stockings, gents heavy cased snIiJ eoId
elegant 6r 1adles high cut bamora boots
III PoX complete sci jewcirv Mn n 'airu DOW
una sleeve buttons. pm ''u urops
FOR a CLUB OF FIFTY ANns5
a c,acR or eoored alpaca dress pattern CO,
i'ue curtains, pr all wool blankets eniI.a So
siNer plated bottle revolving castor iInNeu
tiiui writing desk, | solid gold scarf min ~
set ivory baIe e rcsIimere for pants and vest
.N..s. N#aN
pIateu FORKS, elegant satin parasoi honi iNHI
,"'aaeu ana lined with silk, / pr p,ents' onH
,,'olsi 81 yds good print, 30 yds GOOD hro,c, ,i
i'ehched shooting, yard wide or 10 VIZ = ~, oi
,uc, Sood quality, ladies' elegant inorosssc ~
,t"NuilnS Dag, square wool shawl / nIniu
.N"IIWlcn poplln dress pattern ~ -v,ls ,jh,nbi
Ni'lth ciOth for ladies' cloak elegant cns,rn,.,
fIFer plated tea pot, 3 yds double vidti I,, ~
PROOF cloth for cloaking ""'er-
FOR a CLUB OF 1OO and $1,000
rch nerino or thibet dress pattern ,o,r
me dalnask table cloths and napkin ri,,dns 70 -
hi"tch, par gents French calf boots / hea,v
.'NIr plated engraved ice pitcher very fine III
WOOL cloth Tor ladies' cloak | web ver,, 49,
i"ulty brown or bleached sheetinr ~ VIZ
''', cashmere for suit, | elegant popiin dTSees
!'t'leIn, elegant English barege dress noticr,,
,,d .liui English barege shawl, / SET ivory
'''anccu handled knives and forks / ladins,
90 sInts' silver hunting-case walsh ! RariiH,
.,,''''t Rortaple sowing machine, splendid fnn,
u; blDle, steel engraving, with record anh
ph'iosraph pages, p yds good henn carry, ,dsi
ms Eoou colors, pair good AInrseiiets 11,iiIt
t'"m SIX barrel revolver | elegant f,rr n,,o;
- cape, single barrel shot run sii,.nr
liHi'9i engraved bottle rcvolvIf" ca,ltnr nt,
';Hi noultS, very fine violin and how, IL,
SCI Ivory balanced knives and forks
-;tiu" ratio. ''''i'"se III the
:, I'd money by. Registered Letter scrd G,,
our New Circular. '''i' '7'i" I"i
~. no PARK ER & CO.
NOS. Us and 100 Summer ST. Passion
go, pOSTSCRIPT
nc internal Reycuup Dennrfr,c,,. ,Ia.t.....
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-02-09
II. SAYRE

EISllING TACKLE, SrooNs, Hooks
Il Lines, Flies, Rods, &C., can be found in
great variety, at RI'SSri;G
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-02-09

Postscript
Inc internal Revenue Dcnnrtncnt doot,,..,
IN tct legality of this urthnd or 81 i, a.,
',.,' ;, IN no wise resembles the gift ontcTpTis
Bowl
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-02-09

i'h His Collar fior.c can Draw MnEE anil
a. g. work easier, aud travel irccr than in any
ui . 'o1ar and without any dap-e' ~ being
:. l. M Svncniel.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-02-09
ALBERT II. HAYES, MD.
Resident aud Consulting Physician.

MD. III. may be consulted in strictesl
oonddoncc on all diseases requiring skin, secrecy
and experience lnyiclable secrcsy and Certain
Relief az
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-02-09

AIR OILS, EXTRACTS AND PER.
IL rMrEY, Cologne, pommadcs. Satclct
Powders Toilet Soaps, can Lc found at
RUSSl rs
, 1869-06-02

The examination made coG'l no: tell whether
the party stool behind the deceased or In front ot
hin when he inflicted the blows On the 'eft stle ct
Thc lcots, Goa, anil cap Of The defendant, spoken
@! n the testimony, were then 0Ee.ed III cStIr2te
bt the people.
MICHAEL. COLLINS ct11En.
.NE!!1fI lr.iTs, witness !r- tho nenr!r Wig
next sSc.1 lie .es:!neI, Substantially, Is fellows:
1--we tn The north part 1t the Town, across
;s 5e ,S Ma: 1s!nE 'esre !n FsnsaA5Y i4s':
Mcconnell I was :: the :I:ac slightly acquainted
with the prisoner. knew hin The1 ssw him.
On the Tuesday u:oru1ng Of IL, death ] SAN Tie
vas standing "a the sas1 en1 II tic ,leper rai:.
.ug for tite train 70 come Ia. w.ea saw hin cross
shr railroad. ! was Gu Ma!n street. on tho sanle
Was AZ the time OFT Of employment.
When saw prisoner lie WAS about twenty yards
from the ratlrc:d. and Vas going south On inc
west side af tho street l noticed bis tlrcss He
were short s;Ics ccat, something >:sHilar to tll.
brown one sho" Il me. When Las, 81. Ro!,..:oa
he WAS sill On 1hc same s'''s Of he street. asnt
was the only time saw him,
III cross~e1amiuation witntss sid: NEsu saE
the rIisoae1 il vas aleu, eoe:ocs: by ,an': say
positively what hoar It WAS.
Ar1orESMES:.
The co.It tner adjourned "E;.s : 1't.oca :o-Aos-
rSosixt7s ~ ~ tue LESG..i OF TEE TRIAL
f.c!a-e the adjournment Of the conn this alter
noon ME. kctchan. OF TIC counsel for The 2rpsecH-
,o . ta! nc PsorS WI H. eloss 1aetF Tc
many da1s viii II occurred, ,y sae evidence 20.
TIC ;:sclc7 Is not cer;a:n, Enough It ts not r-na
b!e that the case iii ,r c"n'nt.l ts *teh. Iitt.
arsumcnis Of the counsel 70 The my Ul! p:oc.'s;y
IL siN III number. Vt. -tssiEs ~ eFcn tho arE'i-
u-nt. and Mr. !. l. Mo:Hsan c1csc- The ia:< :.
mediate areun,en, wsl ne l-uc ~ STATE $
Attorney Brcwu: taH nESt aEEueEt
Wo.@,s.,n while the casc will he closed On he:1st
o. .he defence ~ Hon. Jalurs {. Notnspa. Q:
Springfield. The prosecution o1 :ae case In c"a:.
liAE 70 far been conducted BY Nr. keieaar1. Of
tEts CITY. hut I; Is understood that this Eeasesan
Viii sctlfe as soon rs .Ae evidence il III, lcav1:c
the arguments TO The States Attorney az. II: -
kocla1eR,
rCrIc OPINION As To THE sr,.r uE :*SncKS''E ns
THE ACCCSEp ..
30 lar as belief In tho guilt Of the prisoner IL
concerned, public rpir1on here In very tltv'dtl,
snd while the accused is tcgar'lct' h5 maay as The
number Of defenders and frtenda
6rNrATaT FuE TIE PRISONER.
Many Of the Indies who wataa tue prosecution
Of the trial eRrecnlly regard Robinson with kludl1
feeensA sod this afternoon IN s-vcrsl instances
, 1869-06-02

10 be seen alter the storm had cease'l The streak
that was struck by the tornado Was ons anout
seven % rniies ssntn i, ccasc1t doing damage, aud
seemed to rise. Prospects for "hcat o9tslue o.
this line we're never oe'tcr. eosn Is 'o'etao1s
EpoA. r,o 49,.
1ast week storpeu corn planting for short ttnc,
S91 y ese weie1 Fl. vsfy
n menced again. Weather clear and warm TODAY.
bta.t Ta,us III this vicinity complaining Was
stepped for time, but has now been rcsEncd
with rrtspeet of an average crop The wheat
!77scr csrp tfac usual TIA weather today =
mi!i and pleasant -
EtFiNGHAM, Ill, June L. :5Eeent rains have
done no material damage in vicinity, except
more than the usual brcaIth =:ed this season,
but not as much as Has anti cd. Wheat Is not
injured, and better prospect : Large crop WAS
never KNOWN EverythinKtk Ling dnels.
CEhTKAt1A, ILL.,, .1ine 1.-V ala hrtsS aum-
mer rain Saturday afternoon Eht ard Sunday
morning, hut It did no serou, -age> The crops
ol all kinds promise Erm6 - Q ytelL Some
wheat m
The fruit crop will be re- re cue. Straw
t.cr.ies ce nnenced coming liz x ,erJas, and TO-
GILMAN, IT,, June 1.-Ther n this section
farmers are not discouraged. Ii tue weather OF
the last TWO days continues, there will he large
amount OF corn planted III the next ten days.
Corn tlante irtert the late rains vii! hare 10 be
repantCd-
Indiana.
LoGASsFbRT, June No damage done here by
the late ratus except to wheat, which Is but
slightly injured
lAFtlE77E, June l.-Grcat damage has been
done hy the late rains IN this vicinity y the orcE-
Cow "t lotion 1alts, which we're nearly aii plo!ed
ami seeded 10 corn. Thousands OF acres viii haze
ID tc rcr!an1cd Wheat hut little injured, anil tllc
Grpp never more promising for sich harvest.
The railroads. antf canal sustained slight ,la.cagcs
Weather now clear aud W0rIu-
INDIANAPOLIS, June 1.-l}amaec 70 hay, corn
and wheat cIorR, In valleys where orerlluwe't, l..
great corn will recorer where MOI wasted uut
by The Tuots- Wheat everywhere healing out,
and the storm bruIe 1t down, ID that much ol 1t
Will not E1se. Dealers think 1te dAm1gt to wheat
In this section will reach une-iiltl.
SErMnCK. lntl., June 1--Co1s!;1cra:tc injury IL
reported to corn. The crops oa bottom !anJs u1c
being rGpanted.