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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-02
The IS Van Named Reilly,

The late Convention which met in this
city to noEinate candidates for county
cfficers, was, ss is conesdea BY all who
vers IL attendance, composed Of material
Of which any ooDsiy might be justly
proud. Rales we're adopted BIZ which the
Convention vas to be governed. gandi-
dates we're broBgb; forward By their
friends. The merits and defects Of each
candidate we're fully discussed. Fair
play was everywhere manifest Two i'd
Iopruments Of the Convention we're had
before tie entire business Of the same was
completed. The lice intervening bstveeH
adjourniog aud reasseubIiog Vss in
proved-every moment q it-by ihe
friends Of the different csndidstes Mil
itsrv and political records we're inquired
into. Ths friends ct candidates must
know that their issE 20 "5ound on the
goose" and IL they are not, seek TO make
them 50, for their popularity must be
tested in tbe Convention.
Oa the reasssmbiinE Of the Conven.
ton, on the SECOND moT1ing. the candi-
dates fs- the 6 uaiy Court Cisrkship
we're 10 be baliosei for Already exien-
siTs 5alioiing Tor ihis oiics bad taken
.plsos he uighi before. I'll candidates
hsvinE been dropped taFe two, Msasrs
Reilly snd Boon.
TIE bsiioiiog u resumsd Mr. Reilly
il found 20 Be largely ir he majority.
NJ. Br5wu withdraw, leaving STE field
10 Nr. Reilly, Who then receives IA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-02

wedlock-Ths Basis of Civil society.-Es-
says for young men on the honor ard happiness
of Marriage. and the evils and dangers OF cell
bacy. with sanitary help for the attainment of
mans true position in life. Seat free, in
sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD AssO-
CATION. Box P. Philadelphia, Pa. 1908
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ErJNnRAL NorICn.

The friends and acquaintances Of Mary u.
doldkamp are respectfully invited to attend
hor funeral on Thursday morning, February 8.
at 10 o'clock. from the residence Of II. H..
Mette. l25 Adams street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-02

Some feeling has sprung up against
the nominees Of the late Democratic
Convention. We are not astonished at this,
for su Oh is invariably the case with parties
that ore victorious and overgrown in
numbers. II is impossible 20 please the
hayward aud vacilating mind of the
masses, il matters not what may be dore'
There is now no fear Of defeat from the
Radical party to operate as an induce
meDt to keep us together, and thus begins
the split which may eventuale IN the
disruption and 6nal overthrow oil
the Democratic organization. We
raise the finger Of warning, end beg
our friends not to permit dissensiors IN
the ranks of thu unterrifed Democracy.
TIE strength Of the party consists in the
unity Of action ofiis members, Ahouse
divided against itself must fall. We
should permit no innovation into the
rules laid down for our government
such as recognizing the rights and claims
of independent candidates. Although
some who run contrary to the wish OF
the party are competent and would
make good officers, yet that is not
all; we must look to harmony and
the perpetuiiy of the party itself. And
as little as it may strike the minds of some
Of our friends, we have this to say to
them: that they may by the hasty action
of running an independent candidate
place into the office Radical, who will
be an aspirant for the same pcsition. We
proclaim it, that every good and true
Democrat will stand by the nominees Of
the party to the last name on the list.
Our Convention was an able and comps-
tent body of men, and capable Of judging
suitable men for The Offices. Our repre-
senlalives made the selections, and it is
our duty to stand by what has been done.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-02

teenth Amendment has no operation
upon acts done in aid of the great rebel
lion OF le6l-'65.
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$l.@4.S5s 50
LIABI1ITIEs
Sl.oei.sSs So
s1ATE OF TrssEssIE. 81

COUNTY OF GHkLBH.
I, W. W. Thacher. cisl..isr Of ths First Ma
tienal Bank Of ha-1phis. do sOlemnly swear
that the above tt2tement is true 70 tho best Of
my knowledge and belief.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this I'd
- HUMEF. HILL. MP.
cono.t-Atssst: F. S. Davis. 1. N. Oliver,
VIM. r. Moore.
IAvnlaucbe cory one time
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-02
INC. l2ls. N.Rl
I'm me Chnncery Court of Memphis,
Tennessee.
Lydia n. Sanford,

John B. Sanford.
TT appearing from a6davii in this cause that
the residsrcs Of defsndant John b. San
ford. Il unknown, and upon when personal
rrocers cannot be served: " II therefore or
49, Courfhouee In the City Of Memoirs. Team.
on 81 beiors the frat Monday In March. 1870.
and rfesf. answer or dcmur 70 compIainants
bin. or the sane will Be taken Tor confess a a.
a. him and ret flr hearing eEparts: and that
\ couV on this order Be published once q week.
fa1r euccessivs weeks, in t1e Memphis Public
Lefrer. AUGUsT0N ASTON. q. and 81.
ByH. J. BLkcs. Deputy g. and NJ.
A Copy-Attast. Pierce. Richards n DIX, So
ss-..ors Cor Complainant. W4i-lA
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. sas RAsa aSsss

To the Working Glasses. We are now pre-
pared to furnish all classes with constant en-
ployment at home. tho whole of the time or for
the spsre moments. Business new. light and
profitable. Persons of either sex easily earn
from SEC to IS per evening, and proportional
ness. Boys and girls earn nearly as much as
men. Trat all who see this notice may send
their address. and test the business, we make
this unparalleled offer: To such as are not well
satisfied, we will aend 81 to pay for the trouble
fwriting. Full particulars, q valuable sample
(which will do 10 commence work on), and
copy Of The Peoples Literary Companion
ofthe largest and best family newspapers puo-
hshe1-aIl sent free by mail. Reader, if You
want permanent, profitable work. address z:
c. ALLEN X co., Augusta. Maine. lll9-lo-42
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
CoNPTRoLLKR's OrIIcK.

NAsHNILLK, hnuATy 7, IoIU.
/. @. W. blackburn. Comptroller of
Treasury. do hereby certify that the Phet
Insurance. Company, located at Hartford.
the State Of Connecticut, has produced to
satisfactory evidences that said Company
complied With all the equirsments Of the Ia
Of the State Of Tennessee imposed on Insurai
Compaui's; and further certify that Littlei
n Nredenburgh. agents Of said Company. b.
laws Of the State. MAZE and provided in I'd
cases.
wherefore, said Ph@uix Insurance Comps
has authority 10 take risks and tTansa-t
business Of Insurance in this state. ~ Me
phis, Tennessee. q. W. BLACKBURN.
Comptroller Of Tennessee
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GRANT .GoNE BACK" ON HIS
FRIENDS.

GRANT "GoNE BACK" ON HIS
FRIENDS.
Some one sent the President Span
ish dog from Cleveland, on which the
express charges were ten dollars. He
refused to accept the ''purp" unless the
charges were paid by some ore. But no
one feeling authorized to expend the sum
necessary to satisfy Adams & Co. s Ex-
press, the dog was put up and sold to sat
isfy said claimants. We never knew Grant
to act lhusly before. Something has gone
very wrong with HiS Excellency, surely,
that be refuses the present of puppy-dog.
This will be numbered ss the fret in
stance of the kind recorded against him,
and will be set down to bis credit The
motives 10 this case may not have been
to decline presents, but his cash may
have been little short. We venture to
say if the Express charges had been paid,
that to day the said canine would have
made = part of the family Of dogs in
Grants back yard.
1t is not to be presumed that any in
territorial slight was intended the benev-
oleat citizen who resemoeced his PTesi-
dent IN so kind 8 manner.
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N o &c e

A : tas next term Of the County Court
"A Shelby county, will apply for letter.
STANDARDIZATION upon the estate Of Jacob Ban
Ssrrer. deceased.
iSsi-iss AUGUST BERTON.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-02
mo. ABS N.R.l
I'm the Chancery Court of Memphis,
Tennessee.
Emma Julia Paxson,
Rr.nl v iPaxsou.

Frank '. PaKE0h.
| the defendant, Frank v. Paxson, is q non
resident OF the Stats Of Tennessee. and whose
place on residence is unknown to complainant,
Il Is therefore ordert d that he make his appear
ance herein, at the courthouse In the city Of
Memphis. Tenn on or before the first Nj onday
In March, 1870, aud plead, answer or demur to
complainant's bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed a. TO him and set Tor hearine ex
nsrte. ard tbat cory Of this order be pub
iished once a week. for four successive weeks.
In The PUBLIc lKDGER.
- A. ASTON. Clerk and Master.
By =. J. BLACK. Deputy 2. and N
A copr-.Attest: ". L. Nandyko and John @.
Pinnie, Folicitsrs for c0mPl.inant. fr-l35e
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-02
Emmett Guards. Attention!

nRIbL every evening during this week and
IL next. at Rowlkes' Hall, corner Second and
Washington, commencing at 1850, Th0se not
men bers Of the company. Interested in the
cause are invited to drill with the company.
p. II. MITCHELL, OS.
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LA SALETTE I.OADEMY
FOR YOUNG L AIDES,
.zs THIRD s'rREET.

UlHB ep-iar eefsion cum sncss the FIRST
n o. FfBhUAsss 1srn ., per ssa ion. pay
able in alvauce: For tsita n in the English
hraucfcs, 81, 50. IS, 80 sccording q The
ace OF clagt Of the pupil
For furihsI informAtioa apply to the Sups-
rior o. Ia salletie. HIS
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MarshaI,s sale.


DY VIRTUE Of an execution 70 ne directed
ID from the Municipal Court OF Memphis. IN
favor Fl Benoni HaIrie. admini.ratoro Of Fran
els Lawrence, and against william ". Irigg
and Thomas J. Person. Judgment l:th day q
Deeenber, 1861 fSi37 CO.., besides costs a suit,
/ viii eli 10 the bighest bid der, for cash, in
trent Of the court-house door Of the Municipal
Court. on
"wednesday, 2sd of February, 1870,
Between The legal hourr Of sale. the following
described property, tO-Wlt: All tho rignt ute
lain AID interest u defendant. Nilian ";
1riae, in aad 10 the lard atiache1 % me cla
homestead residorco Of John Trige. deceaeed'
the zane containirg eighty acies, more o. ies..
and bounded a. follows, viz. East By pla1A
fence. commencing at y cLemere aFenues ~
ming south about four hundred a1d iorty yafes
10 a pax fence; thence west % LATHAM
aVeruef thence north 20 McLemore ayenuei
thence east. On McLemorc avc1uc, % tne ce.
ginning: lying Ia the fOurieenih z ~ Dl,lI.et
Oh shelby county, and sold % teu'iy me l'Ie-
-oire Ia r-reot interest and costs.
~ AL. HersAei ~, =.
r ~ ~ II
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'"1yilhelmshoeh e-.Napoleon'S New

"'NVilhelmSh0eh e.sNapoleOn's new
u4'iN u ~ Residence. . w s..tAa
10 the Wheeling IRtglig'netr. gV -..a
Designated by King William Of Prussia,
as the residence Of Napoleon, is one Of the
most delightful resorts ofroyalty in Ger
many, more so on account Of It's fine loca'
ton and beautiful park than It's palace.
But the most remarkable feature OF the
Mace IS the fine cascade fountains, and
other water works. deservedly ranked
among the finest Of Europe, and in some
respects surprising those Of Versailles
near Paris. The mountain side upon
which they are located, situated about
three miles from the city Of Cassell, IS
about twelve hundred feet in height, and
crowned with,a huge structure called the
Giants Castle, from the centre OF which
rises a pyramid ninety.six feet high sup
porting i statue Of Hercules. This bronze
figure, full thirty feet high, represents
Hercules, leaning on q huge club, having
standing room inside tor six or eight per-
sons, The castle covers the reservoir con.
tanning the waters which on Sundays and
Gcte days ore tumbled down an inclined
plane Of three hundred yards, with q
width OF forty feet, broken at distances OF
tity yards by small basins, the whole
constructed Of solid masonry, bearing .
remarkable grotto.like and antique ap'
pearance. At the foot the water Is gath
cred again to pass through IN aqueduct
that looks like n relic from ancient Rome,
and finally shoots up in stream oftwelve
inches thickness to the height Of one hun
dred and ninety feet.
In the purk, which hos some OF the
finest walks and cultivated woods to be
seen anywhere, are a number OF other
tritles for tho pNstime Of royalty, such as
q ruin built in exact imitation Of dllapi-
dated castle or, the middle ages, also an
extensive greenhouse with floral attrac-
tons from all Climes, and statues and
fountains innumeFable.
/. All this was built by order oil Duke
Carl of Hesse Casscl, ut the beginning OF
the last century, with Il desire to construct
something which Ind not its equal In the
world. Up to 1988it was used by his de-
sccudants as u summer residence. but the
German war Of tllat year LEFT it in the
hands Of the Prussians, who now find it
of some use Tor in this retired yet charm.
insly beautiful spot his recent Imperial
Majesty will have tit place to mediate
over past grandeur and human tollles:
. w f. g.
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Napoleon, ana K4ngy EilliamatP Pods.

E-I
N"POteon "nu mn " AlllensS .1., ,Sl'''
RIO" ne ~" 10's t0'lh's'e'0' 4AHS''EHtt'
But o few years back we remember 70
have seen these two, the VICTOR anu tne
Vahqulshed, seated amlcaDlyl together ~
one o. tie. impertaIa. oo61Ia ThiGn
was 9emg dElvenattne time tarongn tne
Bois oe boHlOgne' , ,Ehey ;onaIteu ap ~
emily WIN Ihe freedom ana unreserve tnAt
might marx tne lnteEcoutSe o. olo HlenuSi
turning every now anu Lhen 70 acknO W
edge the VOWS o. many PtlsseF ~ No
royal cortegG ai'ellueG, Wy Two SS9SeEelgus
Onthat beautiful evening arlVe. no Peemp,
no display, no sign Of Eank! no aHs VI t4e
glitter Of the court Wcnt WIZ tns a,.;.ol ~
was as though TWO u9p[etenulng Clu " ~
had driven FORTH TO i9hale Tue PuLG a W.. u
the Bots, or enjoy an h99r OF socla' c TLo
munion in It's refreshing snA ~, t Ia
heamlng countenance o. tne h'I ~, SIr,,
German King was as Gengnantt ~ sng SSy
above him was clear ne hlen nass 49,
ed for venerable gentleman OF lo ~ SiiIi
who had withdrawn from tne cares u o.t ouS1'
ness; retired wine merchant lor ilsu1 rs
possessed OF extensive estaes upon tne
Rhine; q man whose culture OF tne gtap H.
had impaired 10 MS cn9racter SONY u ~, is
generous glow ana rlc31es1, Su4 " Hle
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= ~ O. = = Is " q : q
To CURE WRINKLEs.-A celebrated
physician IN one 81 our great cities used
formerly to prescribe, as an Inialliblc cure
for wrinkles, not contented mind, but
old Windsor soap. The mystery Of this
may DO thus EMBODIED. Time writes his
lines, increasingly On the delicate skin OF
the face, and the longer and harder he
writes the deeper tllegroOves left by Ills
inefEaceable style. But these grooves be-
come for the most part apparent by the
Judgment Of dust. Alvey Icy hours ex'
posture to the air, or a very few minutes
a dry &hdy dEH dt5 t6tiOISh EtQamake
the wrinkles 'appatentto Wclose observer
on any but the youngest tace, TO. cffacc
these records Of time and weather, u pure
EHnh bland oap8hOpld -be.uSstl. with plen
XVI Of water. TO preseryc,the solt4ess o.
| Tic skin few drops Of good, glycerint
may be added to the pure water which
should always DC, used to rinse the sudE
from the face, ! Il II ! -
This simple and .unrpmantjc recipe fol
thG toilet will do more Ot6i beadtiiy fht
complexion md hr&SerYe 1t smooth ttnt
clear than all the cosmetics in the world
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BETHANY COLLEGE.

IL ~,
Tho ThirtIeth Session Of this Institution will
commence on MONDAY, 9Jth SEPTEA9ER, I61g,
and terminate ON tho 18th OF June, 1911; II y
Economically situated In tho midst o. the Dea3l!;
mi and healthy hlll-country 9th "PnnhRndle'
or West Virginia, easily accessible by railroad or
river and surrounded with the most favorable III
fluenceS for student life. 1t has Q property 10
Endowment, Buildings. Apparatus, Library, &C.,
Of over $SJ000O and IL thus enabled 10 Sue'
tain faculty aud furnish acil for thorough
education, Of the very lFHt order.
AllPLItA ACCOMMODATIONS ARG provided
for both public and private boarding and Gntpt'
nIshed rooms will be let TO students who wish 10
board themselves. -
COURSES or INSTRUCTION. Regular
Literary Course. including tho Ancient Ian;
Vunpus for tho Degree Of Bachelor OF Arts. z.
Literary and Scientific Course for the Degree OF
Bachelor Of Sciences 5. The Course OF Master
OF ArtS 1. The Course for Master OF Sciences:
s. Special Courses In Practical Chemistry, Civil
Engineering, &c. Detailed information as TO
these Courses will no found In our catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MUSEuM.-The Institu-
tIOu has y complete set Of Philosophical Appa'
Eatus, and Students who wish itAfe trained IN
lifted up Laboratory, for practical instruction
and work in Chemical Analysis, and an ample
Museum for the study Of Natural History.
Redistribution $50 per session. Boarding
from 81 TO Is per week. UnIurnlshed rooms -
per session to each student, preparing for the
Ministry Free tuition to sons OF Ministers OF
the Gospel Of all 3denomtnRtiOns, ~
For fErtheEpart iGnl9rs apply for eataloEueto
Prof O, L. I.6Os, Secretary, or to q 80
W, K. PENDLETON, President,
JylS Bethany, West Va.
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Fall Of an AerOlite in Greene County,
s. Pennsylvania.

A correspondent Of the Waynesburg
Messenger says: A stone, eighteen inches
long, and averaging seven inches inwidth
md three inches In thickness, weighing
81 pounds, fell on the farm Of the late
James Barnhart, ST., in Richhill township,
Greene county, on Sunday, the 21st u!timo
l have the particulars from 3. +. Barn
hart, who was within ten feet Of the stone
when It. fell. He was walking through
the field, when he was startled by whtr.
ring sound, and turning his head, saw tho
stone strike the ground, which 1t penetra'
ted one halfitS length he stepped back o
few feet and looked at It for some moments,
and then advanced TO examine II, The
heat oil. the stone was so great that he
could not handle it, and asmell like burn
ing sulphcr was apparent The stone is
much blackened ut one end, where there
arc some strcaks Of puro Gria&tgne inter
spersel with iron the rest tsrcddish' gray
sandstone. l examined, measured and
weighed tho stone myself, and have given
a true statement, Iwould Oe pleased 70
hear from some one posted In these mat
terss0mcthing about these curious visitors.
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A NEW and fearful warning Is held up
To tea.drinkcrs, A saYant has discovered
that when We pour.mllk into cup.of tea
or coffee tho albumen Of the milk and
the tannih Of The tea Instantly unto and
form leather, or minute flakes of the very
same ot0roln1 Ehirlg isp9qqcedi the
texture Of the tanned hide, and which
makes It leather as distinguishable from
The 6rlgihallsEir1 ARO Reqnently esti'
mates tbQt in the, course Of year q tea.
dsilllet } d tAVenAgsi III 4 ihbtbes
enough leather tomalse a pair 81, shoes.
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WTEsT VIRGINIA
w < - III - {
UNIVERSITY!
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D., PREsIDENT,
with a full corps Of Professors.

d Opcdedl but recentyiar purposes Of lnstuc.
lti6n, hlginstitutpn has already STAINED very
exlenSiVeranSG6f patronage aud support:as'
II possesses the finest grounds and buildings IN
the State.
Glasses are formed IN all the regular Depart
ments OF Collegiate and Scientific Study.
Special advantages for thorough acquisition
Of the Modern Languages, the Study Of Geology,
and other branches In tho interest OF Agrlcul'
tuTG.
TeSSherS' Class every Spring Term.
4 valuable Cabinet and Apparatus.
TuITIoN, from $I5 to $24 per year.
FALL TERM begins September 9TH. Winter,
December 9Th. Spring, March Q1st.
commencement, June 18th!
~ Send for u Catalogue. ..,
sanla s..z...---,-s-- Secretary Board Of RsgGnts :
MORGANTowN, W. Va, July so, 1870.
~ f9uglb-
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THERE is man living in Calhoun
county, Mississippi, who Is supposed TO De
the strongest man in the State. ttnot in tue
entire South. He Is thirty:five years Of
agerand GWeighS two hundred and twenty
five pounds Hs b9s besr known ,n to cat !,
takes from three 10 five ordinary men to
|carry One. he can take cask cont aiming
iaEiS gallons Of whisky or water (thc
former is preferred We prcsnme) md raise
II from tho ground and drink out Of the
bunghole with as much ease as Others
could out Of q common pitcher and he
has frequently taken barrel OF -four IN.
der each arm, and balancing q sack Of salt
on liz head, carried them for several hun
dred yards with apparently but little
effort He offers TO bet that he can lit
thirteen hundred pounds,s ;t5.ag ~
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Taking these figures and working them ont as

The deduction Of these figures Is GppA.
rent to every one: Louis Napoleon Will
lose his throne during the present year.
Another prophecy Is found In the PRO
nhetics de NostradGmus," in the edition
which appeared in London in lO72, Nos
tradumus was celebrated astrologcr Of
the sixteenth century, born on the l4th oil
December, 1903, at St Rene in Provence,
Of Jewish descent, lis proper name being
Michel Notre.Dnme. He first studied
medicine, md, aftcr gaining great fame,
began 10 make prophecies In the year
1547, issuing his famous predictions
r'Prophctics'0 first IN Lyons In 1853.
These predictions were in rhymed qua
trains, divided into centuries, Of Which
there were seven; the second edition,
published in 1858, contained ten, and had
a great success. Though many regarded
N0stradamus asa quack, he was much
sought after by high and low, and Catha-
rine de Medicis invited him TO visit her at
BIois, TO draw the horoscope of her sons.
His predictions have been since the sub
iect of vast controversial literature. In
Tic thirticth prophecy Of the tenth cen
tury Of his "PrOphetics," writer 70 the
Ham5ur NactTchten finds one passage
which isapplicable to the present'tims' 1t
reads thus: aHvI. aTeI G. 10.
Nepyeu ct sang du St. nouVeau Venu ,,'
Par 10 Suruom Bouatrent arcs ct convert
:. Seront chSsseZ mis- Z mort chaSsez nu
~ Eu rouge ct nOlr eoRverteroutleur vert. =
1.-THE translation reads: "The nephew
and lilo blood ofIthe neWly.arrived saint
Napoleon y supports by the name arch
and roof the cditlce); they will be hunted
down, killed; hunted naked: Their green
will DO changed into red and black"
Though this last line appears obscure
enough for anybody except q prophet, o
German announces the key to i BY trans.
lating vert as hope, rouge as blood, and
1,oir US mourninGl"Thctr hope will be
turned into blood and mourning
F..r .. To-. . q
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REFERENCE By PERMISSION.

REFERENcE BY Permission.
Hon. VIM. z, Stevenson, Governor West va.
r, D. Berkshire, Judges Supreme court M OF
james II. Brown, Appeals q He9 M, w; j.,
J. ]. Jackson, Jr. Judge Of u s. District
n b. /. Fnrnsworth, President Ur Senate.
West Va, .rl.I.
A. Wernilgut, member Senate, ,...,..-,,,,,
Jacob Hornbroolr, PFest Wost va 4ns' CV;
Jacob n. Bichel, Vice Pfeats Z ElGf,r ".
CnIeb BOggess, Attorney, Clarksburg, W. va
Samuel Woods, . PhlllippI, a,
5. White, Sheriff Mercer county, "
d, d. Davis, Senate, Mineral county,
in Camden, President Of First National Bank,
And he following members Of the House Of Dele
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