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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-27
Stir Rem Wetreibehau

bieten bic 2dnbereen tn Pr gpunttes 5ennepin, Nks1sh,
Stearns unb Neefer un:1ertrrfene gprtbeile bar. Gatlntr
Nusratl ben @rr3us, als Ste, relde i9 an, beRsn aumBaa
bes Wei3ens, benz srpeea Stapelartifel hes weRliden 3an.
bels eisner. 9tcfe gpunties ~tnttalten aud ftnen &etd.
REDEEM srp6e Na&frase fir perfdtet.ne 3wsde 1T. unb
tpeldee linen euten gdrft ben Gtienbabnen entlans fnbet,
unb ntdt aaetn fur bte K1druue bss 2antee entfddbietfu u.
bern has Qanb fdba be3ablt uaadt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-27

Grfer Gbemann: SD mus naetner
5rau bic Geredtiefeit wiberfabren lafen,
baB fe f1 NIT febr Wenisem besnlst.
3weiter Gbemann: @as foa i'd
ha erft Don Der raetnisen fa9en, bic besnu9t
fG NIT oar ntdts.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-27

*asel'uR|laln'6 'G
%2ieenrnbrif.
ginem Ganbioaten Der 9beplosie baben
neuli9 in 2etpais bic Yrofenoren I'M Gramen
70 f9arf auf ben 3abn 8efab1t, bas bic
@ur3el gun, 1uteriiefer beraussefabren
TT.
Die 3tesenbSde auf benz Rtttersute I.
baben cine etition Yeinseret9t unb bartn I'M
einen raonatliben Beitras ~ StansenBart'
ptdfe na@eeiu9t.
Gin QuftlHifer in Gne1ano fies neuli9
NIT ieinsm 8a1pn fo bod, bas er fi4 am
Neumpnb bic Yfetfe an5lnbete.
SIN a.peiten Gbeater IN Dresben niefte Elm
Draepner u1ebrmals BON Der @aQerie nit
folder &raft in bas Yarterre Dernieber, bab
bic 1lntenfsenben fA senDtbist laben, lire
@essnfairme auf3uipannen.
Balbesrube.- &inssum feierlide
@tiae in alien @ipfeln &ube, unb arrc,na-
tilner Duft bur63tebt bas ~sebeimntbpoae
8albbunfe1. Da fcmntt eru,icet ber Sort
mart babsrseialiden ; ct IL Ianse bur98ui4
unbWalb esRrsift unb Bat nibts vsefati4t."
Nab @ube 1ebnt ct f4 mad bes 2asesStra>
pasen uub stebt bic 2nadpurf bic ibm fetn
treures @sib sin9epidelt, aus berSasbtaide
unb cine &1eine Tlaf9e &irf9enwader. @te
perben wtr urs 1aben an reid ermorberen
@aben ; ct 1ebt f6 I'M Ddmmerli9t auf
etnen 8%aumfan,nt, 5prtnst aber 6 SUI cut
fsbt nit benz S9rei: @iume1bonnertpetter !
In bte@Sbe. ST bat f@ aaf einen 5uiamnten>
oercuten-S9d ee}ebt.
Tranfret6 tpinfat bas Mittelmeer
~ befsen unb Seferreih mebr Mit-
tel.
0rabi@rtt.
.eter rubt Der Gafwirt9 Morsenrott,
9ln be1en SLID man fblt@t eeseFen.
Sebt III Ct felber liable b'bote",
An Der bic @urmer beder egen."
Grfer Gbemann: SD mue raetner
Irau bic Gere6tiefeit wioerfabren lafen,
baB fe fd NIT febr Wenisem besnast.
3weiter Gbemann: @as fol- i'd
ia er{f son Der meiniaen faaen. bic beoniat
f6 nit gar nt4ts,
Gin fairies @ebd9tnig. - &c
pptnt bter Elm Mann, Der f9 gang 9enau
erinnern fam, ME Elm flberner Dollar aus
fat unb Der nod cine punfle Grinnerun9 Bat,
baB es bier au 2anbe AUDI eiaff 0clbnanjsn
CAB.
Gine set;tes Srau permiidte tbren Dtenite
boten bas ubli1e @etrdnt NIT sielemWa0er
Mls etnmal Elm &ne9t bel Slide wader in
bic Speifen einfAlua faste fie: 8ann miro
eInmal beine Mlble fiji fsben2 Da peritbte
ber&nedt: Das tuerb 70 balb nt4t 9ei&eben
penn p1epou8frQu 1or91 lUDn, oaB 20 ME an
BaFer manselt.
Stmpe1buber: SD babe ettpasapar'
tes ausoebedt. Sd baue cine Mduiefal>
1sn>Tabrif in St.paul 1a1e fe auf SO Sabre
Yon@teuern verempten" unb tede nteinenyro.
fti in Ser. ct. Bombs.
Wrubelbuber: nppntes al arounb".
unfere GpbinT.
SD tperte ATE Sbre @uul1e befrieoisen,
laste cine fAerabafte Dame 3u ibrem 2tebba>
Der, unter Bepinsun9, tab @te mir seben,
pas tle ni9t baben, was 1e ME befommen
tbnner, unb maS Gle mir bennp1 eeben fDn>
men. Was ~perlanste fee
Gag baft bn bic Ginger, bic Gret,pa'
9en e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-27
TIr Die 8iebaubt

inb bic gsunties Nnrta, Sfanti unb @berburne ~befsneers
eeeianet. Der Bpsen entbalt reiden. f~antteen Qebn,. tbel>
trei}e yrairie, @efr1ad xnb letdtt Nalbun9en :; DaHtlbe
it etnas baselte. NIT unaabliden 6 cen unb II RON gabriel
den Rtesenben @esGfern burdfSSr .itten. wel9e RON elmer
Wense euten Dtefenldnbereisn umeeben fnb, bic etnen
unsebeuren gurratb ron !ssu unS @ras !iefern. ete fns
ZEN Tannenmalbuneen tes uGrblt&en 7belee tes etaates
1u ~sslaneen. telds sie beaen nnb scriaels&aen Mdrite fir
ben gerfauf BON &inbSteb int Qanbe tteen Sn gerbtns
tuas nit Der gistaudt ID Is nutbrenbte. bic Nufuerttan,<
tet auf bic 9tatfade III lenfen, BAT has gtl&< ge@dft
nod TN Gntfeben IL. mas aus ben bpten gretfen pcn But
ter unb &afe anb aus benz arreen Support jensr Mrtite aus
Ron n1J;hen Gkootpn prfhffih IA
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-27

Gin fairies @ebd9tnie. &c
wpbnt bter Elm Mann, Der f@ gang 9enau
erinnerr fann, ME Elm flberner Dollar aus
fat unb Der nod cine bunf1e Grinnerun9 bal,
bag es bier III 2anbe AUDI eiaf 0clbnaun;en
CAB.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-27

@tmpe1buber: Sd babe ettpasApar>
tes ausoebedt. Sd baue cine Mduiefal,
IsnsTabrif in St.paul 1aGe fe auf SO Sabre
on@teuern verempten" unb fede m%einengro,
fit in Sci. ct. Bombs.
Wrubelbuber: vppntes al arpurb".
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-27
w E S 7 E r N II 0 . S E.
Gpbn 8ai, Gisentbunaer.

Gde Ser 4ten uno Mtnnel pta CITRATE.
Sd %e.apfet1e meine teutlden sanbsleuteu. naeia gut esn<
SS.sIen Soft unb Qcais erbaltsu trnneu. Meine &ihs
rtsb ~ieber3eit bas Bette Iieftrn uns 9obstnss cbne 1asel fem.
Sn Berbtnbuns NIT benz 6auie Tnb cute etaQun8en. nj
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-27
AablunoSbecinounaen.

Dieje 2Gneeresen tpe.oen In gar,e1en spn 40, 80 unb 100
S. unb $40 per sIder ~sariirfn Unit einiasn weniasn gar
seton sn bSteren prsheu), je rad Der Befdafenteit anS
Gntferuuns tts Qanses BON Der giienbabn. Sit wert.n
Gebn Sabre. wen, IS serlanst tirt) nit 7 grrtent japrlt.
Gen SntereHen, bamit authenticate gerfpnsn beiGbtet pers
ben. cine Seimfdte. unter tinisen Betinauneen In elmer &C.
relde ben Salnen entlans iaun 'Nisserlaipnsen eesran,
bet, taten ~eefrnsen, bab ibre 2Gntercien In, 2Dertb nm so
prpsent jdtrltd sefiesen fnt.
.u D.ss s%ane &. ,1ssnr,i as l I;,h 1897 . rom y s1.a Saraaeeeals
fnb Aird,en, Sduleu, 8ahrtraeen uno9tdrtten ;u9dn elt9.
Tim ndbsre Musfunft werbe man fd an
@eprse e. 8eHer,
aknts gpnmtiFpaer, 81. paul, gRinn.
6ermann Irptt, Getretar. Wai9
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TKs 4,sts - - IN
aona nan bera 4 Sberif Of St.
T ~ aonn.v 80, COLLECTOR Of informal
D. =: .ho .ome Major Gem
~ nssse' v. ~ -. Ma sCSurch' q
,1s,as G5r;st e Eattterl.day Saints
..Axaror,cor R;sbonr heuidsu half
ane.a Mormon n 1;ss9s P, 0,.' nd
~ ~ i IAN
t;,'. ~ of,ees Of County Clerk
raun.w paco,deerf Assessor and
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a GREAT BARGAIN "
y ~ s'sTI sssrias
$2,5 OK CASH!

Anv one desiring 7to Acrss Of Lard veil
imported, good, Dwelling, Stable, Crib, Or
chsrda sie, can secure the same tor The above
~ sboss tract u. Two miles east of Bates
vine. Pamela county, and e within one mile Of
ne Ralroad- One hnudrsd and twenty sores
Ar cleared Al IN high rtste Of cultivation,
sTilb 1 clear SPRING Of running water and two
never-fhfllnr STRAINS running through the
p1sca fks plscs b rented thia yser fof 5000
fins perfect. Possession gIvsn on the hrt o.,
u January nsxt- - rr.,
For luther particulars call on 5. q. sPEN.
eff- Ittofsey 4 law. md Genersl Land
1Ss2t ps1sevils, Vi. sp7&-tf
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EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND.


Nv virtue Of q decree Of the Probate Court
<sfauu uuntr,stateef MisisiHi, mede y
Anil nm, fs1e, tbt(fcof, 1>Willaas srsry-
Srof Il 81 u a testap entff B1F1rsi
Graham, deceased, on Monday, the slst dAy Of
NAY, 1sos;nteAe epsr4hcues deortn Che WI
Of Pamela, in said county, offer for sale at pub
N spo1nnto the highegt tho fspOvingL yelus,
~ sc-yils lss 2l.ssrsss 49, q s+s =
0, and The southeast quarter Of inc nc'nea.'
,..:'; ia; 4 sslf1sssst { x. isT ssssI ! an. isss Con- ;.
-tsiuina 40 acrpk, mora or less.
Tsf5sof ssieE.-0nc thousand dollars Of the
purchase money 70 BE- psid In cash the balance
- : treditlof tweivt nd twentySfour months,
xlsRf ~ ger csuL inssrs&t- Bond with good
seenrity VIM be rcqaired for ths deferred pay
menu sam ~ LD.WILLIAAh ~
= nssyl-H u u krecns0r'
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smiths Tonic syrup

N. ,,5,n,.,.t i AZ .'l.ssI,.4 n-4vi.sl
.s..', ~. s'' 49, 4 I N 5sss ~ ~
IN '.,tas:s ryssrs!'s i;g*< i'
IsHx sa@sdlss Ne sskf. = sh* satIss Ne<4f
~ and HaatiI 4e<tefn eashIfy y te&f Mir t<s
tlmssy h ~ ffsl1 ~ tho az<ftIee. ~ u -
tsz< whatever xIl Il III 70 fnfe. n ~ dIfe<s
uans ~ AifitlIy believed snd tafyl<9 o~t -
I ssral many t1>ts > &aaIr dr1< he h<5h mf
ksIsas ~ . rurr. snt uhsIe hmiIies haze be<n
safea ~ : single bottle. viii . perfect fss'oFs-
llsn a he rsnrs>i hesifh. ~ hewevs.
tfsden4 shd u tsefy j vmdt e6ftH&1 y sass
Its u.r d eostInaed IL smaller dus<s ~
wesk u Two sAsr ~ dirsssp NJ bs<a ehtttsd,
morc especially n dIMeeil Ana HHG-stsn1iegt
eases. Usually, ,his medicine Will not ftqulrs
any aid 10 hep he bpwsIs In god order
should the rutisht. however, fequIs< Z eeiherslt
medicine, amer having Iatpnf1hf o. fur
doses 81 ihe fonIe, a single d1ns u BULLS
v~EokrAbLE fAxftr rIEts viil h suns
Client Jul
In JOHN nuLL's Principal emess
va No. " ma, t'rss HtrseL
tet Issizsiiis, Ky.
~
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Uanheed: How Lest, Hew Be
ostdtd?hss = :
49, JusG publishst . 1ss edition
I'D D.. C~uIvHnwElts Esssy on
he radical cure without medi-
rius) o. 6psrmasoFshuA, or
ssninal 1Vs>t4suk Isveleeieyh Seminal
tfe1f HlIErsaa i z aa1 AZ ss ss' - -
6snssnpdoa, Bpilep~y, md riss; iadseed By
-1<iorsssl{ rial eEirkSaps<No nts
- eel,hrssed author, II 'thiS admirable
- l1s6y deaou6es1s Avua thiHy PAN
1psse1sa ~ ~ sla1ning $500
S571nlfsboso ny y n1ully ssrsd
- 511sSFaeoot9 - iaoesa1lme&bulae
wos6p 1s1t r - tnl1i potstlnG go
mu1t e1i1vn(es1e eln(.s esvels = seso'
~ Iec1lso 6z11 = h ~ ess1s .
~ yo1nm6nr6pmmh - 49, Or
1ss5zs ';l:'iss : ~, Z.
) 8: :.''!' !! ! 4! ! 9 ] ! !: :; =. :
jslyt-iy
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WORTHY OF
To Dr.. Taos. A. Hurley; .t,l.a,y
hereby certify that during last year ! was
attacked with the ague whilst In Vicksburg,
Miss, and used several popular patent medi-
cines with but itswpomFy penefu y reaching
home the disease returned In a worse type, u
possible, when my medical attendant ordered
ouiniue, in large doses-frequently a. high as
e0rAHils perbdsy, and which must hevs Coz,
me nearly $l00. consulted ID. smith, OF
Louisville, and found he prescribed Quinine
and Arsenic combined, which ] refused to take,
preferrinp 10 let the disease take It's course. !
was almost bloodless, extremely exhausted and
pronounced with enlarged liver and spleen.
About this time the advertisement OF Hurleys
Apue Tonic appeared in a city paper, and
determined TO give Il trial did 90 and
have no reason TO regret it-one bottle 70,
stored Ss ss ss.gs sS,, az i siss. III X ks siSs 1 !
acted with equally happy results, and would
certainly recommend Il as preferable 70 my
ether t6uic before the public. " ~ ~
JAMES MARTIN, Engineer.
Louisville, Eys Junsll "A aiaessiTsb NJ %
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AMAA Z"|" MA H
Don Piatt illustrates the demon
alising effects Of onioe-holding In
Washington by this sketch !
II saw ld&ihBi IN a tkaif 'bf the
not long since, . creature
who had lot ~ drink almost the
|semblance Of a man. His ragged
clothes were actually indecent,
ksolltff hAsids ind feet
and rcd, bloated face, made the pas.
ser by turn his head and hurry on
Heat there, half asleep, d poor cod
den, wretched creature. And ye'
had known the time, only twelve
years. since, when ! was glad Z
know this man. He was q bond
some,0 i1tcAeetdAi' '~aLhaidsre'
and pleaaanA; He had then been OF
fSellnM 'h 1il'
The position Of Assistant Secretar,,
dryhsT Treasure H11sgays 1diriul
little dinner, was meE1yapd liberia
But he did accept an office IN Wash
;ngtop. aha 9anR Ru~ef ahdL lowe
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"a Nj
.sA| i.|H b. 81
Sc
II ,fNz y -a
s<z|, ~ K.z11 '. hffzifHHx
- : su|.Ar i<zaIIIaI zzi' = ~
#4 >'grA|aT
WIN s<xa1Izet 49, IN HdzItes<d
VIII He=I4zf xrztz. n t's-ea'a
ll4n pfsi.a 4eey1fs. ~ NIr< ueII'r
jIdeif. ~ eeII Performed, s"d
uu6fi h1,e yt11ils< <zlIl tlI&sd
ne mint v1)<1trNr IA epsh MT.
IN. Ahef |Irue eefATnehIrs Htfs
eAI vudi|V ~ INNING bse.'ne
ne or|er II he evening, and va
~lndhrn46piku asN1<r4oti d
me next isoruI1r, wtsll I've pnrsie'
lpani1 di<p<t1ed, dstfyIne q theI'
1qne many rIs6sHht seeoIleeiIcn'
d(yIt ~ evening.
AZ 1ynt~vIIIs, ~ id1liynI ~
c<iIbulel On saturday, W. NJ
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D.. "a. 49, H. 1sss - .,
e, z 3sss $3.50 g = 49, =
x: " F'ss'rH&l ~
n m a<aa q rs - -
r.a-fhs Alos1aS p~Un1n IN -
- y ~. 1ess's 'sle 800
/ o. L.. psss-b1s y l.1-.A
- Z re- -
= 'a's;s's -
Szmoo11k n ORR ~
ZEN r1ronnsslr1 \ = - -,
T0zls - Isra e So -
sssssl 1se.11y; ~.
sx4H
u ~ oeruCg1 ~
CO. - ss,.ss:
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Hurley's Ague Tonic
-n,o9 oisi1 sil DO n9 gaf sldi q
PERFECTLY RELIABLE.

The only remedy for Chills and Fever or
Agus and Fessr that Ia lor can be depended
upon Is Hurlcy's Ague Tonic. There have
been thousands cured by using Il who had trird
the usual remedies without benefit but 10 nc
case has
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GO hn9 Az NHv1C-I yAI11.
<a<tft.scaaeat Y knsfIl61 thHs
- aAshIH<. n s#f <A<sf'iA1E <rs#''4EA
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wton4af Or ATTENTION..

grIWoY-nollo9 aglsa0lx
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-11

States have only done Il under force.
The reason is as false Is the argument is
irrational and the motive mean. 1t is
not true Of Tennessee that slavery has
been abolished by any vste Of her people,
fairly taken, or that she has acted in
the matter, as contradistinguished from
other Southern States, except under the
control Of force, and by the agents
and the pressure of the bayonet. A con-
sent to the abolition of slavery ex-
lists here, jus. as 1t does else
where. from the force Of circumstances,
and because of the changed condition
induced by the war. It is nonsense to
pretend that we deserve any extra credit
or favors for it. Tommy's argument is
neither true nor forcible. And when be
SAYS of himself and his brother Radicals
that "their ballots, always cast on the
side Of freedom, have often been stained
with their own blood, and handed in over
the murdered corpses of their fellows
he tells prodigious whopper 1t would
strain the eyes of men to the size of sau-
GERS il they expected truth from such
source, and did not know who wrote the
falsehood.
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sfruggIizE for Tennessee.

Our own siugulsrly sweet Tommy
Hamilton, With all his uuselish devotion
10 the interests Of Tennessee (since
poeketing the proceeds Of the sugar.,
which il is TO be expected a deserter
from the Confederate army could feel, is
now inWsshingtOn pleading for the State,
that she may have an additional nis-
representative ia his own notorious aud
much despisei person. lie assigns as q
chief reason why TsaEessee should be
excepted from the rule which Ersi re-
quirss that the census should be taken,
and q d0e sppOriionneni made, that
the State has voluntarily abolished
slavery, while the other Southern
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MARKETS.
Special b PUBLIC LEDGER, by Southern Pacific
and Atlantic Telegraph

| Special b PUBLIC LEDGER, by Southern Pacific
and Atlantic telegraph
NRw York, January IL, 1850 am.
Gold, 1851. Cotton: Uplands-Ordinary,
26i good ordinary, 274; low middling,
81 middling, 2s3; good middling, 20.
Florida-0rdinary, 263; good ordinary,
273; low middling, 2Si middling, 2s3;
good middipg, 2s. Mobile-Ordinary,
26a; good ordinary, 273; low middling,
2s3; middling, 2s3i good middling. 29t
New Orleans and Texas-Ordinary, 2ss;
good ordinary, 27i; low miadlipg, 2s3;
mildling, %; goed middling, 2Sa.
The market Is steady but hardly opened.
Sterling exchange steady at 1904. The
gold market is steady and carrying at 6
per cent.
NEw YORK, January IL, Hos am.
Gold, 1851; Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s Ex-
press, 24t; American Express Company,
a; Adams Express Company, Asst;
United States Express Company, 40;
Merchants Union Express Company,
l3l; Quicksilver, a2i Canton, 52i; Pa
cifc Mail, l24; Western Union Tele-
graph Company, 33J; New York Central,
1861; Erie, 3s5 Hudson, 1877; Read
ing, 94a; Chicago and Alton, l4S;
Chicago andAl,on, preferred, l48; Toledo,
Wabash and Fort Wayne, 62a; Toledo,
Wabash and Fort Wayne, preferred, 81 ;
ST. Paul, 72l St. Paul, preferred, s1l ;
Bort Wayne, l20s Ohio and Mississippi,
sat; Michigan Central, l25; Michigan
Southern, 9Of; Illinois Central, l4l ;
Cleveland and Pittsburg, $50 Cleveland
and Toledo, l04; Rock Island, 1858
Chicago and Northwestern, ssh Chicago
aud Northwestern, preferred, SCI. The
market has fallen Of little, but is quito
active and gsnsrallY steady.
1928 m Gold 1851; coupons'sl, 1921;
so, 1923; "a. 1921; IS, 1923; 5-2os, new
issue, 1884, 81. 1881; coupons '6S, 1881;
1910 coupons, 1861. Pacific skies, 1908
Government bonds opened strong, with
an advancing tendency in prices Ster-
ling exchange steady at lO9. for sixty
day bills. The gold market is dull, with
mora sellers taau buyers, and carrying al
6 per cent,
lpm.-GOld, 1851. Tennessee bonds
old, est to 6si; new, ga to 6si, sale,
at 6sl to 6sl.
LeSDoS, January IL, Ills Am.-Five-
tveuties, T5i; Erie, 2el; ConsOls, s2i
Illinois Central, s6l bonds at Frank
fort, 79l.
LITEsPooL, January IL, ll:l5 pm.
The cotton market opens 6rner with 90
advancing tendency. Middling uplands,
ne to llid; Orleans, III to lIsii esti'
mated sales for the day, 1900 balls.
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Another Homieide.

Killing men seems to have become
quite common ia this county OF late Not
long since We chronieled the killing Of
two men on The streets Of Covington, aud
to-day We tell Of another. LAST Friday q
man living near Portersville BY the name
Of l. b. Arbett killed 6 negro man named
Bill Robinson. Arnett vas tried before
A. ]. MeQaiston, Esq, and acquitted, TIE
proof developing the fact that the negro
made q threatening demonstration With
q pistol upon Arneit Arneit is about as
dirty Radical as there is in the county,
aud bad lived with the negro upsn the
moe, iniins'eterms SO Radical papers
vii please make q nose Of this fact Gov
fnQi0A record
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-11

Clayton still carries matters in Arksn-
sAs with the high hand Of a robber
ohisffsin. aud every day new ouirages
are reported as the work Of bis misereaDt
agents. Is this the Republican govern
ment which the Government OF the
United States is bound to guarantee to
the people Of each STATED Il this the
peace Of General Grant. promised by
himself aud his friends. ard TO which the
Southern people we're invited. when after
q four gears struggle they were given
the pledge Of the faith Of the govern
nsst for their protection on condition
Of laying down their Arms2 10 not
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-11
BY T Ell E G RAP Il
LATEST TO NOON TO-DAY.
NEW YORK.

Nav YoRK, January 1.-THE steam
ship Etna, which arrived yesterday from
Liverpool, encountered very temper
tuous voyage. Mr.. Malinaux. 18TH OH.
Ger Of the ship, was swept overheard and
drowned on the 26th. Five others we're
also washed overheard at the same time,
bat were rescued. Several Of the crew and
passengers we're badly injured blythe same
sea, one having his collar bone broken.
The deck was swept Of the officers quar-
tiers; the boats we're swept away, and the
greatest CONSERVATION prevailed among
the two hundred passengers on board.
The voyage was one of the most severe
ever experienced.
The Heraids Norfolk dispatch of
yesterday says the reports received by
Lieutenant Rogers state tina: the negroes
are quiet at Bakers farm. No appre-
heusion of immediate difficulty. An
officer of General Stonemsn's staff is
here investigating the late emeute. As
precautionary measure, troops have
been sent to Taylor 4 Wise's farm, where
a difficulty is apprehended. The sum-
mary manner in which the soldiers dealt
with the negroes at Bakers farm had
wholesome effect in restoring order.
At the inquest Wednesday of q little
girl, who was fatally burned by the ex-
plosion of kerosene oil on Monday eve
ming, it was shown that the oil was be-
low ths low standard, being almost pure
benzine. The coroner charged the jury,
and they rendered verdict to the effect
that the accident was due to the culpable |
negligence Of Reiser & Lahenmiker, the |
manufacturers, and Samuel Schoon-
maker, the vender of the oil. They also |
that all kerosene in the |
city be properly tested. The Coroner
held the manufacturers and Schoonmaker
under heavy bonds to await the action of
the Grand Jury.
Six bales of silk, worth ten thousand
dollars, were stolen from q Bremen
steamship, at Hoboken on Saturday. No
arrests.
1t is stated that the Congressional in
vestigating committee have testimony
sufficient to hang politically many
politicians here. They have evil
hence to prove that not less than
300 900 fraudulent votes were cast in this
,ity by repeaters alone. The business
vas reduced to science, and had it not
received such sudden check by Mar
hall Murray, no doubt it would have be-
zone Of general application in all the
arge cities of the Union. By his timely
Iction Mr.. Murray prevented the 300, 900
rom becoming 100000. Several of the
witnesses testified that they voted from
line to tbirty-nine times. Each one of
hese witnesses have testified be-
ause those who employed them did
ot pay them according to agree
,enL The committee have sum moned
early four hundred witnesses upon
be one question of using fraudulent
naturalization papers. These papers
'ers offered by the hundreds and (
thousands. The committee have the
sstimony of the printer who mar !
featured these documents, who A,
ad bis presses running from the FIRST of
une up almost to the day of the election. ]
lie printed over loo, 600 Of them. The
Committee have evidence that the naiu-
alisaiion evidence in the County Clerks I
flee ia ranidlv heinz destroved
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-11
FIRST. CLASS STEAMSHIP

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
i appointed Agents for the above Line, are
authorized TO grant Through Bills Lading from
Memphis 10 Liverpool and Glasgow. The at
tention If Shippers is called to this Route. by
which the delays and excessive transfer charges
incurred at The large ports are entirely avoided.
Bills of Lading contain through rates. covering
all charges from Memphis to the ships dock at
Liverpool. and low rates and quick time are
guaranteed. Fifteen frst-class Steamships are
now In the Line. making regular trips on Sat-
urday of each week. FreiRhts loaded from the
Carson dock directly into the vessel.
THROUGH RECEIPTS given tn BOSTON
TRUNK RAILWAY. For Rates and infer
nation apply to
THOMAS TROUT d SONS, Agents,
Na ona R.aaa.a nra.nnI.a. 1al
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-11
DOUGuERTY's MARBLE WORKS
Is7 MAIN STREET,
-Four Doors above 0vsrton Hotel. Msm-
phis. Tennessee.

open FER A SHORT TINE ONLY. TO
~ close out a 6no ass0rtment Of Monume1ts'
Gravegtoues aud Manfels, Of various marbles.
All those wanting anytime IN the above line
wi End Il 10 their advantage tacall. e. our
prices are very low. for cash.
Il. ID. DOT0HRRIf.
Loot III Main street.