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Charles Dickens.

CHARLES DICKHNs-Dted at his residence, Gads
Hill, Kent, THURSDAY, June 1870, aged IS years.
Dead. your Majesty. Dead, my lords
and gentlemen. Dead, Right Reverends
and Wrong Reverends. of every order.
Dead. men and women born with heaven
ly compassion in your hearts. Anddying
thus around us every day.-Bieak House.
The golden ripple on the wall came
back again. and nothing else stirred in
the room. The old, old fashion. The
fashion that came in with our first gar
ments, and will last unchanged until our
race has run It's course, and the wide firm
ament Is rolled up like scroll. The
old, old fashion-Death! D, thank God,
all who see Il, for that older fashion yet
of Immortality! And look upon US, an
gels of young children. with regards not
quite es,ranged when the Swift River
bears us to the Ocean.-Dombey.
The spirit Of the child. returning limo
cent and radiant. touched tho old man
with its hand, and beckoned him away
Chimes.
The star had shown him the way to
find the God ofthe poor; and through hmm.
ility. and sorrow. and forgiveness, he had
gone to his Redeemer's rest.eHard
Times.
a cricket sings upon the hearth. brok-
en- child's toy lies upon the ground. and
nothing else remains.-Crieket.
Il felt for my old self as the dead may
feel II they ever revisit these scenes.
was glad to DO tenderly remembered, TO
DO gently pitied. not to DO quite forgotten.
Bleak HJuse.
when die, put near me something
that has loved the light and had the sky
above IL always.-Old Curiosity Shop.
'Lordkeep my memory grcen"-Hannt-
cd House.
Now he murmured, Il am happy
He fell into light slumber, and waking
smiled as before, then spoke Of beautiful
gardens. which he had seen stretched out
before him. and were filed with figures OF
men and women. and many children, all
with light upon their faces, then whisper
ed that II was Eden-and 80 died.
ei6y.
;Died like q child that had gone to
sleep.'-Coppepfeld.
land began tho world-not this world.
o, not this. The world that sets this
right.-Bleak House.
gone before the father; far beyond
tho twilight judgments Of this world
high above It's mists and obscurities. =
Littie Dorria.
and lay at rest. The solemn still
ness was no marvel now.-Old CEIosi-
ty Shop. :,
1t being high water, he went out with
the tide.eCopperfed.
From those garish lights now vanish
forevermore; and with n heartfelt, great
full. respectful. and afiectionate farewell
pray God bless rs every one
Last Heading.
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DYING OF HUNGER. The different
phases which the suffering ofthese people
exhibited, and the manner in which they
met their doom, were peculiar 10 each.
Some. bowling. In meek resignation, pass
ed calmly away. Some, their counte-
nanccs radiant with divine aspirations,
died singing songs Of triumph and praise.
Some bewailed their hard lot with loud
lamentations and tears Of anguish; while
others, shrinking from notice, persisted In
stolid and gloomy silence. A few raved
~ildly, reproac&ing themselves. upbraid-
others, or iupiously cursing God for
their fate. Some. aroused from a drcamy
stupor. would talk incoherently OF the
bountiful tables and tho green fields they
had seen; or. perhaps, address absent
friends rs present In the most tender and
afIectionate language. In some cases,
lust before death. the mental faculties
would appear TO expand and attain .
wonderful exaltation. The things Of earth
faded slowly away. and In their place
delectable visions arose In unclouded
splendor. Allthat had perplexed them In
years gone o, .-as miraculously explain
I'll. and the things e tho long-forgotten
ca., brought wildly 6s'- them. The
" rS Of hunger seemed aires. ;;,lsyed
p Has soul having become 20 ne~'
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A THoUGHr OF pIcKENs.-The follow
ing beautiful thought. expressed in one OF
the works of the late Charles Dickens, Is
sadly suggestive since his death:
There Is nothing-no, nothing-beau-
tiful and good that dies and is forgotten.
An infant. prattling child. dying In its
cradle, viii live again in the thoughts OF
those who loved IL, and play its part,
though its body be burned TO ashes or
buried In the deepest sea. There Is not
an angel added 70 the hosts Of heaven but
does its blessed work on earth in those
who loved ii here. Dead! oh. II the
good deeds Of human creatures could be
traced to their source, how beautiful
would even death appear! For how
much charity. mercy and purified afiec-
ton would be seen to have their growth
In dusty gravesH
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As THOU WIT.
NJ HARRIET n'EwxS krnIALL.

IT HARRIET MEwES KfhDALL.
10 Il % sweet 30 live
Ny little life to-day
That would never leave 10, II
might forever stay.
i sometimes say.
am % weary, Lord,
would lie down for aye,
Could I but hear Thee speak the word
''Thy sins are washed away"
sometimes say.
The better mood that lies
These moods Se<ween midway
Comes sotly, and I lin my eyes,
"Lord, a. Thou wiltW Iprayi
And would always.
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embodied rs 10 no longer recognize the
wants of It's earthly tabernacle.-Frorn
.7ae Donser Rurty.' IN Overland Monthly
for July. .t...a
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DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.

THE ESTATE Of the late Dr.. John
Milliken, situated In Scarborough,
seven miles from rCrtlap 3D. I've Ave ff S;S
sk1Ge8 Orchard Beach, and ne-half mile nom
Scarborough Depot. II contains about one hun.
dred acre OF land cuts thirty tons Of hay, and II
we'll stocked with choice fuit ress- The buildinSs
consist OF largo, thoroughly built, twostory brick
house, . good barn and wood and carriage house.
eli in good repair. A nne stream Of waller nows
through the srm. ancrdinE . EOod Mill privilssss'
On account Of is proximity 10 good markets, and
also 10 one OF the finest beaches In New England. IL
Affords rare opportunity 70 any ono vishing 70
purchase . pleasant country home: Prics, 600,
Apply 70 Joseph Hobsou, No. !, Springs Lizard,
Saoo, Ne. Hu
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THE COOKING MIRACLE OF THE AGE

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4WO
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OFEICI AL
Lars Of he United States paused at the Sec
oad Session Of the F0riy-Frst Congress.

AN ACT TO AZ the point OF junction Of the Union
Pacific Railroad Company and the Central Psoinc
Railroad Company.
BE 10 snsetsd by hs Senate and House Of Repre-
ssntafirss oTtAs sifsd STATES If imeveaa congrsss
asssublsd, That the common terminus and point Of
junction OF the Union Pacific Railroad Company and
the Central Pacific Railroad Company shall be dehn-
itely nxed and established on the line offsrosd a
now located and constructed. northwest Of the sta
ton at Ogden, and within the limits Of the sections
OF land hereinafter mentioned, win; section thirty
six oftovnship seven, Of range two, situate north
and west Of the principal meridian and base line In
the Territory Of Utah, and sections twenty-hve,
range two and section six OF township six, and SEQ
lions thirty and thirty-One OF tosnship seven, OF
range one. and sections and two or township six,
OF range two all situate north and west OF said prin-
eipal meridian and base line, and said companies
are hereby authorized 30 enter upon, use ana pos
SEES said sections which are hereby granted TO them
In equal shares. with the same rights, privileges,
and obligations now by law provided with references
70 other lands granted 10 said railroads. PROVIDED,
Aorspsr That the Secretary Of the Interior shall des
ignate section oflAnd In said tow nship seven, oi
range two belonging 10 said companies, and reserve
the same Cor the benlht fschools In said Territory
In accordance with the act OF February twenty-one
eighteen hundred and hfty-ave, establishing the Of
Ace OF surveyor general OF Utah, and 10 grant land
for school and university purposes Prvrsdsd. also
That said companies shall pay for any additional
lands acquired by this act at the rate OF two dollars
and any cents an acre and PROVIDED fsrfhsr, That
no rights Ofprivate persons shall DO Affected BY this
Approved, May 6, 1870.
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UyANTED AGENTS-To sell the HOME
wv SHUTTLE SEWING MACHIND, Price SIS
II images the "Lock Stitch" alike on both sidss)
son, Grover q Baker, and Singer 4 Go. All other
undsrfeed Shuttle Machines sold for less than go
are infingemens and the seller and user liable 70
prosecution. Addrs JOHNSON, CLARK 4 CO.,
Iouis No. 3m26
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Sac0 .a1perftsensessts.

New Dental Rooms In Saoo.
HENRY C. HOWARD, Dentist, well known
n 70 the citisens Of York county, would TO
spcctfully announce that he has permanently locat-
"a In this place. With an experience offteen years
no IL prepared 10 perform alopentions In dentistry
in tho very best manner.
once I'm Pike Block.
Saco, Juno LIST, 1870. 24H.
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Approved, May 9, 1870.

AN ACT In relation 10 the Iowa river In the State
OF Iowa.
Be 10 srsetsd by the Senate and Hosss Of Repre-
ssatafiuss Of tAs United States Of Lma,ea IN Cow
gr.ss assembled. That 80 much OF the Iowa river,
In the State OF Iowa. as lies north Of the town OF
Wapello, be, and the same Is hereby, declared not
Q nsvigable river or public highway.
Approved, May 6, 1870.
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tAroaeh hiss CERTIFICATES ssd rswncs, and rser1oends.
o. eontrsd them o. Who bssides 10 skF tAeir inpe.
sitioos cory iron nedca boots nseh that b written Of
- qusiss and s6tcts q d0rspt hsts an p,sbs sod
ascbs al hs thsir Pis, EHzsrss spretnes, ke,
most o. which, po a contain Mercury, becsass Of The
ancisot bsef q 10 curing everything, bst hoova
V Kill than cured and hos sst hid, eoostis-
tiooany injured for M.
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If you want good old Megibber
whisky, 20 TO e7s second street.

Two men in Rutland, Vt, claim the
same woman for wife, and, pending the
dispute, the lady declares herself willing
to marry either or both, If the sanction
of the law can be obtained in the latter
case.
A French court in Algeirs has decided
in favor Of the validity Of the marriage
of an ex-priest This is in direct oppo-
sition to the time-honored maxim Of the
Catholic Church-that holy orders, once
assumed, can never be voluntarily re-
nounced.
In the Third District of New Orleans
resides an old gentleman named Jules
Padre. Sc years of age, who for more
than 30 years has not had tooth in his
head. Some six weeks ago, however,
his gums began to itch and swell, and
very soon he began TO cut some teeth.
He has now full mouth of young teeth,
which are growing finely.
Forty thousand thalers down, which is
$4,000 English money, have been paid
in Prussia as premium for the inven-
ton of new sort Of sausage. 1t seems
the inventor, Gruneber, just as Won
Moltke commenced his feat of throwing
5000 soldiers on the frontier in four
teen days, submitted for the inspection
of the high military authorities strange
looking, thick and peculiarly hard sau-
sage, measuring little more IN length
than its diameter. On being, not with
out force, cut through, it was found to
be in fact an extremely solicited porta-
Bile pea soup, containing a plentiful adj
mixture of flesh cut in cubes like
dice, and an explanatory statement was
given to the effect that this pea soup
sausage, or mbenwurst, had been, by
artful secret, SO prepared as to be pre-
seryable for years in any climate,
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The river agitator Of the St. Louis Re-
publican, desires to know the surgeon
that attended at Duff Is opening Of
the Crystal Palace saloon. "Jeems"
handled the scalpel himself, Mr., Repub-
lican, and it is fortunate circumstance
for your life insurance company that you
were not present.
The Dean line steamers are just now
taxed to their utmost capacity in carry
ing Cincinnati freight from Portland to
Southern ports. Several steamers of
this line have commenced regular trips
to New Orleans.
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DISCUSSED with rancid, irritating pre-
parations sold under the name Of stimu4.
lating liniments, pain killer, and so on {
Mansfield & Higbee some years ago de- !,
voted their energies to the composition
of a really scientific Liniment, which,
should be equally good for man or beasts
and free from the objections urged
against so many Liniments. In preif
pairing the Magic Arnica Liniment theAt
succeeded in their attempts, and a trial.
of single bottle of this aromatic Lini'v'
ment will satisfy any one that it will rel
lieve any pain that can be reached bye
external means. Sold everywhere.
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The VERY GLASS OF FASHION,
Hunter, the enterprising and widely
known milliner on Main street, opposite
Odd Fellows Hall, has lately returneCu
from an extended trip, during which shd
visited Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, Boston, Chicago and other cities
with a view to business; and she is prel
pared, as usual, to do her many custom'
ers full justice. She has fine stock o,
goods and material, and everything Or
the latest styles. Her well-known place
is already crowded from day to day will
fashionable throngs, who are making the
fall purchases and learning the styles.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-17

A YOUNG WIRES REQUEST. Wife
Charley. ] wish when you come up to
night you'd stop into your druggists and
get me a bottle of Plantation Bitters
Be sure and get the genuine.
Charley-What in the world, Mary, are
you going to do with Plantation Bitters
Wife-Everybody that ! know is in
ecstacy over Plantation Btters, and
am going to try them myself. | am as
sured by several of my friends that the
Bitters will cure my dyspepsia, and al
the same time do away with that terrible
nausea which you know / am at times
subject to. The doctor was in yesterday
and says that all | want is a tonic, and
that Plantation Bitters is the best that
can be got,
Charley-Itis just the thing, my dear;
and it is strange that ] had not thought
of it before.
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Religious Notices.

David Walk will preach in Linden
street Christian Church Sunday at 1890
am. and 1880 pm.
Rev. S. H. Ford will preach to-mor-
row morning and night at the Second
Baptist Church, Second street, near
Beal. Strangers and visitors are warmly
invited to attend.
DR.. c. S. McOloud, Of Jefferson, Texas,
will preach at the First Baptist Church
tomorrow Sunday morning at IL
O o'clock, and at 1880 at night.
Rev. Samuel Watson will preach at
tho Second street Methodist Church
Wesley Chapel Sunday morning and
evening. Subject: 1.-THE intermediate
State"
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A PLEASANT PLAcE.-Since the re-
opening of "Willett's," 81 Adams street,
everything has been lively. The billiard
room has been newly and beautifully
frescoed, new tables have taken the
place of old ones, the bowling alleys
have been thoroughly renovated, and
the bar stocked with the finest wines,
liquors and cigars, making this popular
resort still more attractive. Our young
friends will find Willett's" the place
for endowment
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THE FALL TRADE.-All our business
men anticipate large trade this fall, and
it is nearly time they were letting their
friends in the country know what prepa-
rations they have made to receive and
dispose of the new crop, as well as the
advantages they can offer in the way of
furnishing supplies for families and plan
tations. In this connection we take
leave to state to our merchants generally
that the LEDGER Book AND jon Rooms,
being lately supplied with a variety of
new material and fast presses, can print
circulars and cards in the best style of
the art typographical, and at prices lower
than any other establishment in the
South. We employ printers who are &C.
quainted with all branches Of the craft,
and can turn out such jobs as will be
credit to Memphis; besides, they are old
residents here, and deserve the patron
age of all who desire to encourage home
artisans and add to the prosperity of our
growing city. The fayors of our mer-
chants and friends will be received at
our counting-room on Madison street,
and attended to promptly and care
fully.
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DELEGATES TO JncksOn.

Arrangements have been made with
the Memphis and Charleston railroad to
carry the delegates at one fare for the
round trip. The convenient hours and
superior accommodation of the trains on
this route have Influenced the majority
of the delegation in selecting this line.
Call at 27s Main street for transsporta'
ton.
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BUSINESS PERsoSAL.-By reference to
business card elsewhere it will be seen
that Mr. Waddy Thompson has become
partner in the firm of Hendrix, Nc
Nabb 4 Co. Mr.. Thompson is too well
known to need any Endorsement at our
hands. He is what we might call an old
citizen, having been identified many
years with the people and interests OF
Memphis. For integrity, promptness
and courtesy we commend him to all
our readers. The firm of which he be-
comes a member is one Of our large
Front street liquor houses, with heavy,
steady and regular line of business.
They keep full stock of all the popular
brands of whisky, from the most famous
distilleries in the country, and can sup
ply the market at home and abroad on
the most reasonable terms, Country
merchants and retail dealers will find it
to their advantage to call at the house,
on Front street, near Adams.
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Best quality Mount Carbon coal, at so
cents per barrel, delivered in any part of
the city, by Phillips & st. John, 20 Madi-
son street. l3T
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To ADVERTISERS. The Baptist issues
1850 copies weekly, which is several
thousand more than any paper issued
from this city. Its circulation is in
Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas,
the very territory that trades with this
city. Business cards per square $l2 per
quarter, payable at the end of the quar-
ter, II entered for six months. Office,
36l Main street. CT
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Congres.ionai Conyention.

Delegates to the convention to be held
at jackson, can have the advantage of
two trains daily over the Memphis and
Louisville railroad at half fare, For
further particulars, apply at the ticket
office, 231l Main street. l6
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New HONEY, Devote, corner Third
and Adams streets, has on hand fresh
supply Of new honey. He also has q
large stock of all kinds of staple and
fancy groceries, which he offers to Gus
toners at living rates. "Fhe best is the
cheapest" Call at Mr.. Devote S for the
best 10
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MIR. L. Roeseher, OF the Jet Palace,
has returned from the East with the
finest and Prettiest stock ofJet and
Pearl JeweIFy that ever was
brought to this city. Come aud see;
ID will be worth your while. l6
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4" He who Gives 20 tise Poor Lendeth
10 the Lord"

Anniversary opening of the Cadmus
Parlor Billiard and Bowling Saloons,
PA Second street. Grand gala day,
Monday, September 49, 1870. The en-
tire gross receipts to be equally d.
vided in benefits for the Masonic Tenn
pie, Orphans Home, Confederate Relief
Society and Stonewall Monument Fund.
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CLOSING SALE.-yance 4 Co. have re-
moved their wholesale stock Of millinery
goods 10 255 Main street, and are now
offering great inducements 70 the trade,
as they are anxious to close their busi-
ness within sixty days. 50