davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-09-02


H1An-e scattering. nAtfaf 80 IN sl frssas ls@ to
u nttA:r.
The formal ha11o, enye the Nomination to T. c,
Pound hy rotc OF fss for all o:her& On inrlta-
ton he upprare! anil accepted tho nomination In
d few Hellcaoscn wpriA
THE fI-ATTnKx
Er-*s<t 7hAt nc se>paH1eaze. Wit, sraut=te tht
n tht 1np rintrndns Prc'ld~nrr, h.h. h.vtus
ilt IT k1,At snI frlr al II. and h4vnE rF1ratY
t7r.. amid thy reft1 II rrr"lutn Ana wAr.
has Ihr l.f-lf rf thr vr.r utth a1E.
dAnt h.,., Il Ard AlI-l th.' Land with plenty.
E--Fr~t Thai tits convention. rrrfSecntnk tn Z
triton Iarf rhtr.n r.ftv In W.r.n+ln. in thr san,
srult which has u,*dr ttat part. te- unernrrnrttn4
t,- II !l;u,aer ed ,l,rA''aL mi the 'tr.itA'i
T. nd =. tntrr nt rftv sni uhf n. rtn"sF th''
1hdse i IA. htFct"tsrc s,yrT. sna re%tf1r'n. -
Ef.'. Thc tnntr'tic t:s'i'f ~ t,sca 70 htr. li.r
e.t liz uE+nt rf EAer!u'AA S~snf. As "1 m fstr
IL ia, sim kn,.1 - -" t!f'+"':th ,'n.a l.
r. ;~rv. n'r'SI.er '.~' - t',"'. 1h! t",rtt IT
"r'ri:. i tr5,,,!';aA !n'::.H:i ~ u,Hl: -
If Tie !" ti"- Filth III" INT sih frhatI n Il
t,sr - u G.' H'h r.s 'n5 !n'.'":. ~,
ti1If,. 1r,mlt -rqnlcerre,' thc drrt.l ms Il. III
| pot IL vi II. III t,y, tr..Hth. Ahatr1Anrt' Ear
.l.t.tt thr f-H M t,ah 1trir~i IT. rro ~
tlstth hrth hu'brni n fhr trIrdrns IT tassi "a III
s:,lsi.ut tt1 II: 4agau.ss i.sl4 t4G II tlas VI u:
, 1869-09-02
BASE Ball.
knIgratlnu. fTnns II k'nrrr.rontrnt-t'un 'un.nsa
.luIiun tFgr,I-t:Mturs .&hrnn.i.

Anagr.tlnr. frnm II t'nrrr.rnndrnt.-t'u 'un.n!i
.uIiun t'rgr,1-t:Hsurs .Abrnu.i.
VT takr great pteas,sr IN putIt.hln; thr fnn "
Ing lrttrr from "t." Liz aurslyr., hr rcrnx
nkcn ti,c tnurr Of ta*r bali 4, iii. r.,y M n tI
rrrsrtt tlt:r, nf. ir,roa u! ,1dlug something t}
wh1rh the lnsrrrAtA of that notna xat,,r IN this
rhcc mar te ntlsancrsi. hi E,,na Oh to make a.y.
trnI susHratians some tf which arr. nj tht
tras., north conttit ratton. va hope that thu
psotnlnshs s,asr bali rlufa In this ctis VIII nut sui
lrE the renlatk1 o! our correspondent II pasa M
hcet,.,., ~, Ly acting In acconla1cu With shonl,
Something mIy IN. done In tl.us 10 gain far I'M,
l'ast. tAll l7a,rrs OF thcago reputation fIE d'-
frFrnl from that which theF have aal In the pAst
The COMMUNICATION u u fhl1nws:
Is tsa4e .+ II ..T hnF m it,, :! E.: , n r.
s:;.. IL. ~ T. hf ;, ~ y 5't.1 5y.s1. nd ossfs ;, = % r
essn. Many Wy. h.rs hen - .tse.:'~ a, ncac h,.
Sr @..sai. 4 a aas mi '. :: e f'l: IT,
N1h sileensd r sAr sa ttfoaf~'s ,'r nias il Thy
d:;sn. ~ .ss::sni i ~: {; .sc S,:s5 s;, "a,
sh u @ II e 81: sss ss IA :t Cd; f
by ns i II S.t t oe 4 s? T. q;
failure Il TIE E1eel,i, c'a: w.s u. h-.,y rr9t thc
IL, IL; q ID IL i the.is RS vii
Ihrt. il i.-re trscs q :aEt n >nF'ar to The city
.'s.l i o. III Gt n s; Eca fT,5t rs. esr-
tmte w.uH r 70 het.rr i~ety cr ri+<e ri iaat II
sssaxe Il ~ h,a s. ssaf; Fi.;:ae rs
iIt t;:ins ~ A.d i-4.esn elalA will t:sa back At
5 : 7 .s. nif1s T. % y Il
tnr hi, ~ ulder TIC wheel nd r7ho will ar.
t:srt the tsu :: itEE.+ &:
raIce Of tsase saii, :3s.!cd here II lar tetween
The NAcara, Of tn.5 c4ty. and the A!erta, ol
Eecnc,;cs, which scs..ted In favor Of The iosmes
by 4 ecGrr Ct - TO Il
tic AIerss Of Rochester. Sc'Ee. 31;oa3.
| C1xCIH>Arl, Sept 1.-The Hrtl Stockings VIII &c
to san Francisco week alter next, Oh Invitation o
tht c::lzcns OF California 70 s:a! saTe,
ErKlAGF1kL1, IL, Sent 1-Tnc Eo:e4s LIZ! H1se
ra!l clut, of Rccktoo,. VI! naE fEeaAiE sams
Extensive ,rrrata;inGs are bclnx inside 10 slse tas
la1.aGs club a wa1D Relro.nc- y EsaIa bill VII
ec even q. the ra1s IN honor Of thciE visit
NLw YORK, Sept. 1.-The Ee5forF!s aah h7fla-i
played Earr ball Ea'ch yesterday, tho game be
ing won b. the Mutual--s 10 e. The E1tnc va.
WsS1i1SG4nS, sept IA haxe ball mach th!:
afternoon, between the Iu1ons, OF LanstpE5usg.
and the Ss!tGnal~ Of this cttE, resulses1-tuton9
| s.: Nationals, -
the ATHLETICS. Of Philadelphia, bcat the AnEJlaaot
| BY score u = to c+
| EEw YuEK. Sept 1.-The retcTn cricket mattel
hc:wrer the St George n1d New York Gibbs com
| New Yest. trst tnninE, %: St. George, arss inn
Inc, IS; New York. second inning, ~ The p;s
| Il ver1 ttafp on both tIdes- The game will b
| continued to-norIuW.
, 1869-09-02

SEw YoRK. Sept 1.-The return cricket match
hc:wren the St George n1d New York Gibbs CON-
rnerctt to-day. TIE Fe*ut thus fa- Is as follow
New Yetk, trss timing, %: St. George, 1rst lun'
lng IS; New York. %econd tnuln1, - The p;sy
Il ,eI1 ttarp on 10th Ildes- The game will be
continued to-1 orTuw.
, 1869-09-02

FFoMtncnt Hen tEilal:'E to Acrrrt thc
Republican Nomination for Cow
eFnoF.
Special pcspatch 10 The Ch'eaea' Tribune.
ST. FATt. Sept !.
Considerable political feeling IL going IN hire
between Mr. DonncllE. whu has come up for the
rur1csc, md his lrien,l+ Mt nopn-lly has
not yet eoncln,ici to sry for the nasninat'ou
tGr t:uscrnor. but III casc he adhcres
II his determination heretofore expressed
not TO te candidate, hs featltssR
supporter, GcDcral Asenli, who has also once de-
clnrti To run fur Governor, Will probably takc the
nfh In care Ec hp,ls htt chances Of Ertt1uc the
EonisAal!on for Tfeasnrtr very ehln.
LATER
Mt. nnhnt.lJ has thla evening made rabac hts
tht f1lGn of hcuR 4 candidate Tar nomination for
Ge.ern 7, In ihr horr OF healing tne ,!Sscas!oas
which be Fa!z still exist In tho lIcpubs!cau f13J Of
this District.
, 1869-09-02

th+stHnt AlErrt Afr II rstifnAtrt n 4","E I"
4lta 'th', Wh1:tt III PAINTINGS tn% ttt.'r nas-
tHo.H tts"tY lhr painting hr-tfu'rl .atii'-r:
.sAnt.A ttl'ttntt'l i"sr.nsr VALET. TT" l1s" ~
tHr Mtx'fs. tHfir MIN kIE,'sW; lh@Hird t1lHh
1hhlt Ht,t nfHnkrf. tlrnIrv III tnhHr. 1n'f lh<*
- "nt'f Ut htnft, t!H.trl; i",tftrt ~ fhhnFI'rr
nAn htly htt M n witness NJ th1 insr4tttNrm ~
y" "ftHln NJ i!l' nrr. nut ria, tttaF ttt.rharari
lhtfr htlER M rtf!rhrr IL cllIt1ltiaf~ HIM.
Ek~ 1nFF, arrl. I.,-AH fIt ..l-fsH rnn:
tnrsa'i'n t~rutir,' fo.n'sht, lnsnItt.s II 1~A If
nlnnl !tth", Ihe ,rr ,',trinHird II. thr Ir'h'"t
2nta ~ itursrll jutntun. rurtsr u Ift"tHr NM
ihnt'le.u ntitti', st"l a~Hpt t!tt"ug't thr h''"k
~ t'fnfh ftte+t, Infringing II HnnIh"E Ut sttHt'
ann dwelling I,nnstf Igifnsnna I',*s ta.HU. tuIlJ
ltstift,l.
I"ri-'mtr. Etrs. l.-Aimut / n'rrt.
II - trrttlnr, st'rsAl new ffnrt" h1,Fi4n7s. n
'a'th III ifIs. '"frer Ut Hank hHi TWENTY .At1Ih
stitftr. we're 'tstfnrrI hg fire, inrutrEng a J9.s
IT Fy3.taH. Nm 1baHfsy.t
, 1869-09-02

Atwt.-f II
FAIR 10
hni;h NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
f%n Ns,k Observation-Disclosures, -
hntI ~
t.tlt ...............,,.,.n..
, 1869-09-02
MICHIGAN.

The 71ctnodlkt Conference mt De-
tfott-ArrrAt OF n Notorious Hob.
her, E.tCs
srcclal Despatch to The Chicago Trslunn
DETHolT, Sept. !.
The Methodist Conference here IA well nj.
tended. tca ministers belug present.
In Windsor, o.day, .Iu1n Nlttcrhonse was held
to hall on charge Of robb!nr Joseph L. sut.les ol
Cleveland. at sa,stO In Hrecntacks Rlttersnuae
Is tuppofcd TO he n s,esrerate sl1!ian, mixed uI
H!th lllnny bad nnaIrx III 1lp siHtr@.
A paloun-krcpcr Tn Michigan Rtenue, named Il
n. beltnEc, cln!r1,s to hate been roei Iaat hight
Of rlanrt ntl.. watches to the nrnnt vi f'5j. Atlf
lanh RErnrfA md ttt.k certificates worth {3~.,
NH TIE thrl. pun him under the Influence Vi
rhornfutn l,tfotp tu,ttlisg him.
t'ruInut, the lawyer charged with hteFiInl
cilrniR from jail, r NJ refused n ncw ttiIl lA:elY
nnli In watching oSer the l,otdCF In Cana'!a.
, 1869-09-02
CITY POLITICS..
Meetings tn li,e Wards.
NutlCg8.

No!Icgs.
, 1869-09-02
THE WEST,

Reconsideration Officers Ikc-
Notwithstanding on the N1tr l'11tfts
SPECIAL Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
OMAnA+ Sept l.
4. 4. Nyrpnn. late assistant cashier OF the
Omaha National Rank, left for Washington this
morning. to assume the position OF cashier ID the
Cn.1sd States Treasury.
4 telegram !run virginia City, Montana, reports
urcr have tcen removed by Governor Ashley. aud
others appointed. owing to fraudulent rttusas-
The cass Will he contested. -.
it il rrnofte.l here thas hand OF Sink have
lett the Indian reservation on the Mlssoun Kver,
u attack the Fawnees, near Columbus, but no a.
ieck has set keen made. The laHLttes azt ai'
ytsctt of fheir Intentions.
Ncather ttnrI-Y %O-rlctt
, 1869-09-02
EDUCATIONAL.
Meeting 01 tfIr Southern stlluota
Tcnct1rr*. .AAsoGtLkI0M.


MtTTo0S, H.. sIrt. 1.-the sesrlhus Of The
Southern iti!nu!s' TracfEfa' t9nyrntII. nj ftlt
place. Arc increasing IN Interest. lr4ttrlLr nft"r-
nt'on. pr. l:s!wAE'.e, rrrsl!cM O! 1hr Stmrc Nor-
Hnl ln!.rfhily. 'Ic.nrrr'i lecture Nh Il KtaIt.s -
" hch rIhrt n thorough comprehension uf ifir
hrrcEstics nsii demands Hf lhls branch nj rir
tion. Following &his wrre addresses ny t'rnir++
orn Hewitt. Hurry. HAhIat'. E1''.F, an! others nH
tnttrllr,lon IN ili,Ea1Itr III r'h'a'l*. t'r"f".snr
Spencer. Ut MHwnukre. then hclIsrrr,i1 lrrtnrr IN
"ftHHanaa'p' 1t HIg,if, Dr. Isaiea1l ,ittcTc'l ni
n'lArE rHn The 1'rnt*M ri E'iHrasiJa WHICH
for EEotnthIy ut ihtnght, rlsninrHr" UF delivery.
nnh Eattrtt, solution IT this nlf.tInpartant qIttx.
TIM. ltMsc nttrF hept1 s~luA.Ird. 1'hr hniI wls
tfnw1r,1 tn lin Hit1.nsl Gapatty. Hl thr attrHtaH
EI1rh shu llatlnE1listlrf Hfat4T Atttxtsd tho III.
trrrst ter hy the t"nrhr1r nn1 t,'lscs+ pErhcnt-
ThtA tnrrhu'n MRn occupied III thr '1rl4fsrY Ut n
tstinsc Ly lTrIesrnF Whltr. nj FrnrIa, IN thr
rnutst nf kfuty !Dr Grammar nni High :@.:h"-: ::
hian II 1rrlnrr hy f'r'fs~anr t1rnii nf Normal
". ~. acrll,ner. Ht th'rapt, delivered ntlr nf sh''
htnsf practical hn'1 rntllItnl hrnsr talks nf tte
.txsl4tA Thln aItrpta,n viii be- ofrhprt! hs II
grsr1nl Frunion IT the trar.rta rtrsrnt. 10.
hiiht MnInr Musw.n. Rf st. i.'nts, viii sleltfrF 4
lecture t,tntr Ihc n.AHG,at!uE1.
tErosvn t'niv~fAtty commencement.
l1u, III srx, sicrL l.-TAr commence ralrnt rx-
trcAts Ut l5sa~n lAnrErI't tn'k Place 1"-staf
Thr Graduating r!AHs tl'sIrrrf1 urattons In 4h1
lrrs, ttap.ttt church In TIT. prrsrtre ni All iii.
sls4nI sl4mtkr OF alumni ar1 lrlen1s Of the uni
NeFsny.
, 1869-09-02
EDUCATIONAL,
EDUCATIONAL,
MEE. 0ookG,E
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
1-t,1t YOUNG i.A,,1E-.


This AftA l. N wrlt wrtthf # The rattrt,att ttIs
fnlt,r. y NJ ttorrtt "n HFtrvstfAf Its i7f' err.
fstrsst a4 3lt. t-,Ats I:rlsh.fn1 tn4tiI+". ~ VA
tAshhr =, .
lhs fsssh#Ss tp rsrfy frs-r'~tnt sn -" -" ht+" It
tfrr. II" tt't Ehll's'l tss1.;H,th srs'", =
seer TIa fr.a,'S = - Nh; .;,,, 10 a =
."a hr k,if; Il a''t 'h., rn 4,
d tks tffuth 4.rsa.es E,r ,~,s ,n".}e t''r t.tr.
lann md Gh3t*t, srh,Ts 4t fH,trtt rstlrI'~ +. :"
t.rn tnk.sr.t oh.,, ntastn* ant ptinstnt sht IL
1snsI y l1ts nr1t fnttn IT, III tbs h,t t+H ~ ~
.tt:. Athrf tir Ii, i ~ f,riu-'t' fIu'. III !
ttr~t .i,i ts,+ rrr+' IN H,+, t~s"s !sl,ml rtr.-
u n md Irttnfrs MIR (" r.tr II Il ~ tIur
. jPHM3 ttItt,I
r.! tH s'A t"k!l'h xni kt~,si Ir: $f'! y
asllrF. f;~ Irt h'-tn - u....
F.supsf.-r.
itr i'a' P,,ft' s.'rt r-r'., F~rH' r~nt u s.,''i
&. !" f;tIu r ~ s""'r' ~,
:. fffnt +Ft- 'n.t
9" ~ - r. y!
- nv" y ~
f!1ff,.
EeN"s fftrr Il n -*tt t.+r srI-a 4 tl-t sls1
f!FHrt tfFft st1f
!ttffe7 ....,..., ..... . .;.., utr
1lal1f!'- --i-. -. tltt4
ffarT". Observation-Disclosures, -. t",st
IhAHH cff fTH t+tR
, 1869-09-02
FOREIGN.
Speech Of Prince Napoleon III
The French Srtlalc.
Regent scrrano and tho 6pan.
iBh Throne.
The Spanish Government Proceed
ing Against Refractory
lIts1lops.
Rciuforccmcnts fur tho Gpanieh
Army in Cuba.
FOREIGN.

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- ,n,,,,s u.nt T.
r.,. s,A.,t.,u.,v. uwn.,..borl.a Ui.t.ns
.,,,, +4tx ,n IT,, ..>u t., .,ur,,". wrr.
,..., IN, hn,,, ,ts, N. ,n,s,t IL, sntrt,r IN thp
.,s., ri ,,,, r,I ,.,,., rlu Mr. t,trs s"na ,Ha |
,,,, ,,s,r,,, ~. r.,r,t,t, ,u,s4aa. u,tlpu
nl t 3es,t p.t trtlI,p t1.su tla f,rsttt
.,..r,, nj lis. l.nu4rs ru .fnu,l.r +tAni,x NJ.
,t,. rs,, In.lt,.a,.. lrn ,irtrr h'a "srftht.n
.n..It 1l,r t"psts.ss III" tl'Hta|tnt Htpl .'st'tH
y rt,I,A Ia, tlsttsiI tn.h Hstn sn.H"i t'f thaG..
pt,,s N F"ala'. W. l"rn tint" II u lt"s iatrfn
,"-i' Il III AhtiI'a sttt mi l''sl ''sh n III s't""i
tt.ih,tlI @,b ..Hus ttr,u 4a ttst+a.h has ht,n
Nt.t i.ls t.at u"F Flasi"tn Vi. sauzitL mut lhn
aIt.ttt iun h's io4.tu IN lhp ea'n N" ''"st 'h4s
Ia, oil i; /" ni. ~" ~ tt.", '.n tn 'fh.. N la.
l,,ta II, all b.l nlett lis.s jr "lnt raHtf M
.II sa NEW Euut.,,. 41..u Alh,rlr.:i 1 a.,it.s.iLu
has u, nj TIM L,s If tes a.:esIf4t ,ta ia, Il, Ia.
IIt,.u stsI,shIal,el1 l14 nt4l ut, llc,, ami i4sIiy,
TN M, III II, nt Ia lIu riJuya III Ishmtsstslt
;td It1tt,atI, Ii r.s tiK sultuillhs Alttn!t" ihe
II, f.u1 4h:.n ur,t ttG earrs, NJ thu HItdhlles Ut
ali 1,t tt,rk-lhu tr,lun:tnt,ntI, nj u luo,lu's
,nrtn. WIm. lnay nnt shn alI..nco ii II" AIc,
run1r.r
1tn si,nr!arf ,rateA:a against ths annusl 1ceur.
r.,rr ii thr International E4rt. mil tAtnla It IL
hardly hight |" exact such rhs e''al A''! r;."uArs
Itrst:crs rycty ysar t'y severe Training. thu liar-
tatdn 0u the position to GittE'c thna 10 come a.
rhh4t"Hpera u Hctnnd tr1al ~7hld tn'oNc 4 strain
Of Trltt s1Ee AMI IN !ntGrftlpil0n III ht1Illcd HhGh
il Ii tu1 lhH 10 eAhcI Aol AHt eiA'"r:aHo u luz
Il.h.tits Of the sporting Hutd- lhe ,!a'-Iffh
1refh fhe renewal 01 TIE cohts't "l!t NC nsns se-
..s,ed fc7 so.ne Jca1A
TIE LATE AGlsAntAS 0ITtsAGE ~ IRELAND.
loSpnS, kept !.
TIE ycttm OF the last acraslau outrage WAS
nutDed Hunter, not Mayo. III wua d Sco.c1m31
Hho had Hettled ID a turlntr near Scxpnrt, IN tho
county Mat0 where he WAS ktIled. The AsAass!n
"a no, vet arrested, The TING, commenting upon
tie crime regards Il ~ national misfortune 1t
shows that lawlessnes7 II c1teuiny beIonI the
narTow limits to which II has hitherto been con-
ilretl The CauntJ M1To Il now stained with
:lt1oclt!cs which have dssracel Tlr7e1Afj a2d
NCesMcath.
AN AMERICAN CSDEH Aitl:EST-
lnSIaS. Sept !.
alr. WsclpleJ, sa'd to tac IN American, was up
at Mans!on 1iotsr, to-day, oa charge oI 3ofslhs
, 1869-09-02
m1HB LA'rIm1;tt'1
Select Hehaal fps fp..ssa s.a.ti~.

VIII iltsrsA Rtti: III ~ ~ trtth tI.-F=
kHfAsat4s sht A+f " tafE%.
E."i. ita h.~~t .~si II A's l. ~I'.t
nt+ list, tt-."istt 44t h. t--ri iIi t. III i... 4
Ii III tl'L"l if.ls-: :s All F.-43 ~ l.,s3
Ii a-t W d+t Las -. i;t. +;.j i-l l,..+
Hi"ii.
, 1869-09-02
Nsu York 11Frntiatuf1s. rruslalon nnh tsrp-
rrry ijnfkTts.

SEw fuhx. trps.l
EHEAnstHrts,
Ttr sr ,Err In rstIn NtAt Enrf ftssrrf,T checked
hssf..s today. ard rty 10 tr1s "tr" tssrt NJ e. ~
.F.;a but Nr,brn nnrs srr IN ,Irh better and I. t.
AsL4tId Il trry tAI tr;us. Nrst nta Al q"
t"t''.r '"'" a rr't rttr"" VIII "'fs M ny
<L%l !. ppuo LsF epslusss. has .ostf ts'shs ~
, 1869-09-02

IHE.lnFtrH1A, Apt. Ia flfc hrstruFf1 a nj.
satc ru ttutlr IN lfnai stFrt, containing ncarIr
fffs tnttntr hufach tIn1s nr NAV rra'ari. NH In
bali. E.ntctlrtl. Er,tfnl Carriages wtrr sa'r
1nl II large hun,fs ~rfr 'cttr',,t. I.oH. rs1,hH.
rulLAuIL,ulA, Scl.. 1.-The lvss bT the
, 1869-09-02
BUFFALO,

Alleged t1t-1Fcnimrnt nj: EcnInu
pFi*0hcr+-t0nI Discovery.
1TrFAtl', Sept. 1.-1hr t'ntt-: 1ri,h,ran Nlb-
tlshrs AL c.tnrtal 10 dag fcla.sr tc tho htut IL
treatment q fcrinn rrl.nncr.. u In nl. 1T thc
ktnra!an jail. tnt n"nicd Cpone5 has 1N*'n
ftis tntl, afutfcr, 1tatrn bratru Until hia ic
u slrsrhrr-l IT. Thc inr ri er1,rilcs aiI lnt.n,-
ttrs hsarci on i'~ l'rttnucts has rratircrt r7rAs
cyr!tcu cI.t ar'arE lTiAh tnZc.s, tH!pr feYpta-
t!nu4 nrc rf"rllsr's.
hr r.tens,.e vein ct ,,ltrmlnnss e1a1 Was DIS
ra,rr,sl tcstrr,lhr nj torlrs'iilr, W!unll:E
tou,ty etrUt q. tatirs ttntn tsa city.
, 1869-09-02
ALTON.

Accidental Dcnth ns n Prominent
CbfkxrMs
ArrnS. Qrrt t.--Mr. 1leInt1clman. = wealthy
Manufacturer Of lelirsIIlr. was sn'1tfcitF ht-
tacktu WITH . chill. and took dose Of what hs
sut,lH he} ~xt fcErr anI nEue n,tdle1nr. to aFcft
tie sicAnr-..a ins Tie fun prove to he o,' II
,H.1e1. Ata bc tsrh III twp huara affts*arif. Ia
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-15
"A sa.nI,mioE Toilet.

A Parissletter gives o description of a
dress worn at Mile Wilson's reception
One toilet must describe seen at this
reception. 1t was a robe of chameleon
poult, black and bright red copper; the
underskirt was made ofsa. succession of
small hounces and train OPEN on each
sidgdown the front, Ikea court mantle,
in Order to show the tablier ;.atight bod
ice and a large pouf Of bows. The train
was leoped on The left sidein rich gimp
clasp and tassels, renaissance style; la
dies who do not wear these enter saloen
with the train over tn sir left arm as1hey
would riding habit. A black cashpere
cloak, with very long sleeves, is worn
over these robes with the train; but the
train is often taken off and replaced
By panier of Esoms color that
matches well with the founced under
skirt, in which case no cashmere mantle
is required, fer the panier has taken the
place of overcloak, shawl, mantle and
sadue. The bonnet worn by lady whose
toilet have described was a red copper
colored satin pouf, with three green
plumes, fastened by branch Of WALL
flower in the copper, orange and yellow
tints. Were ] to sail out among the new
hats and bonnets which are being in
vented | should have too much to say.
The general style is feathers, aigrettes,
flowers, diadems and raised rims some.
times hats are raised at sides; oftener
with diadem in front, the rim is raised
high exactly behind, above the comb of
the chignon, and here stands q feather
which comes over to the front.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-15
LisEt-How He Kept an Emperor
Waiting

Formerly, when Liszt gave concert,
he always made his appearance in the
hall at the very last moment. His foot
man was obliged to remind him repeat
edly that it was time for him to 60, and
that the audience was becoming imps-
tient. All this did not prevent Liszt or
dering cup of tea to be prepared for
him, aRd he said also that be wanted to
smoke first a cigar. When he reached
the hall at last, he shook hands and chat
ted with his friends until further delay
was absolutely impossible. Oneiday 1.-THE
Emperor Ferdinand was still on the
throne Of Austris) Lifzt was in Vienna,
and was requested to play at o court con-
cert He went to the imperial palace,
where he was told that the concert would
commence Immediately. Liszt thereupon
took cigar and lighted it. The lacqueys
then told him that nobody was ever per-
mitted to smoke in the imperial apart
ments "Well, then" said List, who is
q passionate smoker, j shall 90 down to
the court yard and smckeI my cigar
there" That is likewise forbidden" No
sooner had be beard this than he went
down to his carriage, entered it, and took
drive through the streets of the city.
In the carriage he smoked one, two, three
cigars, and forgot all about the concert.
Upon reaching his hotel be was informed
by his excited 6ootman that the whole
court had been waiting for bim ever so
long. Louis XIV came, one day, near
waiting for somebody. But on that day
Liszt kept the whole Austrian Court
waiting for him for several hours. II is
unknown hoy be managed to get par
doned for this dreadful breach of eti-
quette.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-15
TRUST SALES.

TNRUSTEE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A,
i deed Of trust executed to me by Chamber
lyme Jones, Jr.. Of Shelby county, Tennessee.
on the lst day Of February. 1868, for the pur-
poee of securing the payment OF certain notes
therein specified, and which said deed is re-
corded in the Registers Office of Shelby county,
Tennessee. in book No. 65. pages 2es. 2ss and
29o, will,
On Thursday, May "a, 1869.
Between the hours of 10 IN. and 2p.m.. at tho
city of Memphis. expose to public sale and sell
, TO the highest bidder. for cash, the following
described property, to-wit Being three lots of
he inter, ection Of Besi street and the Pigeon
Roost road. facing Chamberlyne street and
running parallel with DuBose avenue; No. J
being about 81 by 3414 feet; No. fronting
Chamberlyne street about 30 feet and joining
No. aud No. about - feet on Chamberll no
street and joining No. 2. and running back par
allel with No: 2; all of whth b lots lie across and
| on the opposite side Of DuBose avenue from
Central Point as shown by Henry Humphreys
| pat Of the said Dunn tract, prepared by him
for the Commissit ner appointed by the court to
divide said tract for the heirs Of said Dunn.
The equity of redemption is waived, and the
title believed to be good, but will convey only
as trustee. j. S. CARRUTHE EhS,
1916 Trustee.
rrRUSTEE's sALE.-IN PURSUANCE
i of a deed Of trust made and executed to me
as t,u.tee by john @. Lanier, Of the. county Of
Shelby ana state OIL Tennessee. which Is OF
record in the Registers Office OF the said county
Of Shelby and State Aforesaid, in Record Book
No. 65, PAGES 373, 374 and $40. to secure certain
debts and liabilities therein mentioned and
particularly described in said trust deed. and
especially TO pay of judgment rendered in
the Chancery Court Of Memphis. on the lst day
Of December. .1s6s, in he case of Thaddens
Norris and others vs.. John c. Lanier and his
| securities, named in said trust deed: / shall
proceed IS trustee to sell on the LIST day of July
next, on the premises. the following described
tract of land. lying about one and one half
miles east Of the center of the city OF Memphis.
Shelby county. Tennessee. en- the south sid "a Of
Union avenue, and known as the homo place
or residence of the party of the first part con-
tanning about eS acres, the boundaries OF which
are marked by the picket fence surrounding it.
Said tract Of lands will be divided into lots OF
convenient and suitable size. Terms Of sale
0ne-fourth cash balance on q credit Of four
eight and twelve months, with interest from
date, taking the purchasers notes and trust
deed to secure the payment of the same. Equity
of redemption is waived, and the title OF the
purchaser will be absolute.
JOHN p. TREZEVANT,
SO 105 Trustee.