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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-09-29
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TRACT BUCHU. THO component para
A. Hss BUGGY, ioEo Lap. CUBEBs. Jun.
PER BkRKlE6.
Mopsoy PRArAnAf1oN. -Duchu, invacpo,
nne gin. Cubchs extracted BY dlsp1aee-
ment With spirits obtained nom Jastpee
BaTics; very. little sngar is used and .
email proportion OF spirtt II 10 moro ~
atxblc than any now III nee.
dark color. Il il plant that eemits is b.
sFanco; che action Of fiano destroys this
Ots active principlc) leaving q dark and
Klutinous devotion Mine 10 thc color Ut
hgrcdients. The nuchu in my preparation
other ingredients are added. 10 prevent Ter.
not to be a Tipcturc, % mado In rhafma.
ccpra. nor is It Sym. and Norcfro can
be used In cases where FOYER or in1Gmma.
Nee Of the ingredients and the mode Of
SHcping tia. you win iavor Il with . rial
ae6thnt upon inspection II will moot with
With feeling or profound confidence
! am, very respectfully.
II. T. HHLMBOLD.
Chemist and Druggist Of 10 yussexpsriencA
Fum tho larxc<. Ma .sAes.rine casn,sss
Ia the " orid)
November 4 1854
~ an acquainted with Mr.. II. r. Helm.
bold; he occupied tho Drng Stors opposite
my residence, and was auccesefal In cCp.
Quoting the business where others had uot
been equally 40 hcforo him. I havo bcc1
favonbiy impressed with his character and
enterprise"
WILLIAM wcfTnTMAN.
Firm Of rowers and Wciclfman Menufhe-
turing Chemiets, Ninth and brown
Streets. Philadelphia.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-09-29
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the under
y signed has been, by the Circuit Court
Of Tama County, Iowa, appointed Adminis~
traitor Of the Estate Of Daniel Bunker, Jr.
deceased, All persons interested will ach
accordingly, G. II. KENTNER,
Administrator.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-09-29

FOR THE;eaNERAL. ELECTION, OCTOBER
IL, 1870.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-09-29
AUOlSES6,
H. T. HELMB0LD.

Drug and Chemical Warehouae.
6o4 BROADWAY, New York.
NONE ARE GENUINE IN.
less 6cnc up Ia steel Engraved
wrapper with facsimile. AZ
mychemlcal Warehouse, did
00gned
H. T. HELlrDOLp.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-09-29
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-09-29
The Constitution

in affections peculiar 10 Females, - u
eqnalcd by any other preparation. ~ IN
Chlotosis, or Retention, painfilnees, 0r
suppression Of Customary Evatuatt, u.
ecratcd or Scirrhus State Of the Uterus, aud
oil complaints incidental to the ecx, or rho
decline CT change Of life.
The New York herald., 1870-10-22


AhusHmESrs G,na TWELFTH PAoE-Fourh. hfh and sixth
HsTEHI9Sy S1IEiHSSs yg. PAer-s,.A column.
BOARD AND LoDciaG' aG'in'Ef sSlusn
BoAE6EEs wxNrED-sroosD pAor-y,r,, ana ..,o,.
BRo4KLyN = REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-rwrn,ru
BUSINESS BUsrsEs-p.i, oFronHwsfr,Es s2lFna
aSFs f5x s2HHis7ssssas
CLERKS AND Statesmen ELEVENTH rAar-you,.A
81 asS issT
co Fourth column.
@ ssssSs ss:Sp .ss
ssn%n sSnm'
FAaErs semn. column
bwEIsGs H6UsHs rnsrleS f LII
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fAoH-Third and fourth
EHTRR0rEAN ETR0 sTEAMsIIIPs-F PAox-rirth column.
ESccUURRHssssT EScURsioNss E,pse raeT Third s;. column
EN- rrnInSASNcIAL,FInsr PAGE-Fourtn column
hooas ASS SAsnsh AFxsnsasPs so%s TO LET
rusNyTnsrP HTTnNP PAGI-Fcnrth column
FRENCH xDvEETsEaENrsr Gaamn PAexri,n
HELr a,s WANTED .S MALEs-EInvrsrn pAar-Four.h and
HELP WANTED D-rEMALEs-Enrvxsrn pAor-rhira
HORSES shss, AND CARRIAGEs-FinsT PAex-socond and
aSSSs ss %sssap4x.,,n ssHg9
rNEsnrrhUCIlON N-TwFLFTn PAGE-Fourth column
LrS rI y y M sEASON-TwELFTu PAGE-Fifth column
ICAN I.,aa .uFFlCES.FIRsr PAGg-Fourth column
uvSu AND FOUND FIRST PAGE-Fourth column
- MMA1nI Ekf-ELRvENTH PAGY-Sixth column
rTiAnDLE MANTELS-riReT PAGE-Fourth column
~ rms1Is.UL,i,NsAL-ELEvESTH PA0E--Slxth column.
"ioolELLASEOuS ADVERTISEMENTS TENTH PAcr-
neutrality-suspicious. PAGE-sixh column
CCAAL-TwELFTm PAGF-Thrd column.
), - 4 = ~ = z, N,AL..FIHSI PAGE--Firs column
PdAlST4ro,E PPtdAAHSTn4Fro,EsrEs.rwElYrM PAaE-,Fourth column
Ss Paes oss%1 column
nOCir,USALS-FIRsT PACE-Sixth column,
"oIGnm Tnmm OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
mn ,hEMI-TWTLrTH PAGE--Second column.
NEAL ESTATE TO OEXCHANGE-TwE ELF1H PA Second
= nn1EMlGd0US I'LL NOTICES--FIRsT PAGE-Fourth column
= HEM An DS-FtRST HAGE-Fourth column
oALEs At AUCTlON-SEooND PAGE-Fifth and sixth
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs- -ELEyrsra pAer--
s,r,, FIRST second and third columns
ciAoMiiONS Observation-Disclosures PAnx-
,p.,cT Third and fourth columns
SpIpT1N n = ", ,llSES-r!RsT PAGE-Firs column
lnDo1s' colnmr Birds, dc-FrRsT PAaE-secoud
THE TH = MTHADEs-ELEyENTH TRAD PAGE-rifth column
m ~ T ,ls IN UkrfIFIRsT PAGE-Second column
~ AEI FOR BUSINESS PURPCSES-SYcoND PAGE
Third column 'D AAoh-
y rEKAr < M MEi LERS, GUIDE-FInsr PAGE-sixth column
cNf gKNlSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS To LET
M :, SECOND PAGE--Fourth column
y Az Ed ~ PUkCHASE-FIRsr PAGEThird column
AAonls, STEAMBOATS,, &O.-FRsp PAaR-Flrst col.
The New York herald., 1870-10-22

NOTICE..THE STEAMER VICTOR. HAVING BERA
DELAYED ~ Saarantne viii sail for New Orleans
tered NJ The o1ce Of O. II MALLORY CO.
liza Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1870-10-22
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A BREWSTER lBRooME STREET, ROAD wAGoNi
a aes Erie TSaa
second hand and open Wagons prices Is Clarence
sISay :iPi ;ss '9s "a
s s1a1s :. L. .s. sss S :s Of
sssorsass. q 6.rrssss . ssss. ii, from ias
msnassOiy 10 Ssvns % street. Brooiyn s ''' 70" ''0'A
CARRIAGEs-sEcOND HAND, USED DURING TIE
seasons great bargains; fo, sht Rockaways, Copps
s
EAsr HORSE wANrEp-oF GOOD SIZE, PLEASANT
driver must be sound and tro in SS to aao Addrsss
E'oR sALE-A SECOND HAND CLARENCE; ). R.
Apply private SSssa
E'oR sALE-A CREAM COLOR MARE, Is HANDS
high, white name and tail; free traveller sound.
Old WIN % sold cheap address INoEx. bos lOi'
EoSS sALE-rwENTY FIRST CLASS HORSES, suIyA-
n'1a aHs r. ss &
IL O'Clock JAMES REILLY co.
. TOR sALE-TEAM OF BLACK HAWK MARES, AT
y private stable, No. East Twentyeighth street.
EOR sALE-oNE PAIR BAY HORSES, i5H HANDS
and Believed 70 sot in minutes ,csshsr VIII be soa cheap
ass a.rfF Hos si'aA'' apply
hands high, for single double harnoss must be sold
at once owner being IN Europe Inquire ~ D!CKELS Rid
FOR sALE1A FINE PAIR OF Is71 HANDS, LONG
can .rot ,oSslhsr N minas: pecunary ]
Il sable.
seventh street and Lexington avenue
EoR SALE CHEAP-cRoss-MATCHED TEAM OF
Mars % brown m d and gray hands can tsos ssS 70
every p.ftsusr. Apply Il islw TSrsy n.a.S :ass
The New York herald., 1870-10-22
sPORTTNG-DOGBTRDs, SkC.

races, Commencing Monday Ssr is9o snd, sso. e
every day on the Course, supervision Of the Mary
- uNDyooD 4 MCGOWAN.
OcroBER MEETING
: rIEEEEsSR FESssGooflnIsAREIl odoSflnIsAREIos
Monlsania- westclsr County,
TUESDAY, 5,,s., wssDssEsSsaa ! 3 ! up p, THURSDAY.
Horse leave HarleI Brtdc each day Of The races
every ten minutes pFsMnhss d!Fss, q shs +; 5.,
russS,7SSssRs ~; ,,7SSssssRs sssa :,
:: q ss s:s ;S S re-
H H k0ssn Ss.ss New York 4andarart, formerly Juliet
,on.n L. No. Mott roushtso br rndepsndon. BY Hambls.
! koss;s. Essswood' 3D. 3. = PsssIY Pss'ssY x.r,.
ro.anss o,mss q csss cGsgAn
5tesSs T... niyssa sss & West thns Dr. /. brennan
!; !. 4 SSs!i: :fs rslI.sssSk @ y a.1si aip,ela.
sbSD DAY.
No. Npi!se &C. RsE sED1S a. NOT Si al5 ALL
Saw. -. wh;pOiMrsDt =; Oi oUToBER Is 1870
the So 81 o the nsssl srS peat s00''
TSsaaasss.. Sss tf,S'si ss. Western New York.
Mpsys Mndps New ssssmSoa Yors M Masds b David Bonner
4 R;;; RRs;;;'s.i;Sa, s;Sa, rassiaS .fSs 4 psssdn.usa.
TIkn nvv
NO. 4-pRsE OF $500.
THuRSpApCTOBER 27, 1870. "a
the second, $50 to the thf w. =
d. Whpplc, Tarrytowuh. m. Anceine
M L.. Mott, PoughkeepL br o. fndepend ndent. bv Ham.
bietonian, dam by Arner& Star.
y .rucsiale, New JerA T. z. Lottery.
=. nosers Fieetwood, hm. PownaI Mare.
~ Murpny, ROSEWOOD, hg. James II. Coleman.
j. Lovett, New York, ci1 Toronto Chief Jr,
Pierce Hayden, West Fihlnc b. a M n brennan,
!: L. Hall, PhiadephIS. 3 Lncoln
w. E. Weeks, Yonkers.k o. Eiuht Bells.
H. L. Fleet, g. G. St. Elm
SkE DAY
NO. 5-FRSE OF i,c00.
For norses that never beatSq 800 TO the % 1900 to tho
w : second, lv0 TO the third.
a. J. Beach, 6. e. Jack.
A. C. Whitson, New YOu blk. q. Frank
=; LoVett, New York, brl. Young Bruno
N. Jarrett. New York, Il T. George smith.
~ phfer, Long Island, btn (uo nancy.
=. Eosers, Fleetwood. bim. Pownnl Mare.
d. Mace, New York. br.F Frank
.,., GENEEL REMARKS.
an the above races mil heats three In Ave- In harness,
VIII BE- conducted nudd the rules Of the National Asso
Gates open at 2 o'clock AM
Single admission, 81 nj extra charge for Grand Stand
Carriages free.
Trains by New York and Harlem Railroad leave Twenty
sixth street Fourth ayehe ut 80 aud Ii $50 A. NJ and
0 Z. NJ. Returning leav and Aerose at :Q8
5 ~ aud 32 +. N.
The Park Ii within 500 feet of Morrania and Melroso
dcpots.
Races to commence promptly at O'Clock.
by order OF HENRY DATER, President.
The New York herald., 1870-10-22

IroR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
r MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
From pier NO. IL North river, at O'Clock r. NJ,
WESTERN METROPOLIS,
On Saturday, October r.
oht received daily. Through rates given Tor 81 Louis
Ere. -g and Mobile.
vickss or passage, having superior accommodations,
For frss FREDERIC BAKER. " Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-10-22

1IAyANA, srSAL AND VERA CRUZ.
Ill New York and Mexican Mai Steamship Line,
sailing every twenty days, from pier II East river.
CITY OF MERIDA, Deaken, Wednesday, Nov. ., a,3P.M.
CITY OF MEXICO, Zimmerman, Tuesday, Now q, L. N.
For freight or passage applyto -x>>., -. -,
The New York herald., 1870-10-22

DROPoSALS FOR REVENUE STAMPS,
L Proposals VIII be until Tuesday the ls day
November ncst, at twelve O'Clock noon fur
complete Reyenus Stamps OF the following classes denom
nations and sxes IN present and
vz!- 'f~~sN
The New York herald., 1870-10-22
FINANCIAL.

A Monty TO LoAN-IN IN SUNS TO SUIT. ON DE.
"a sIAole improved and qnimprcved city and Brooklyn
cashed; principals only dealt with.
WILLIAM SINCLAIR, Jr, No. 8 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1870-10-22
COAsTwIsE sTEAMsHIPS.

A''ss
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYs
L Through Line 10
California and China.
Freight and passage greatly reduced.
Through rates, New York to San Francisco
First Class steerage.
According TO location OF berth.
These rates include berths board and all necesaes for
the trip. ,s.-
Steamers OF the above line leave pier No. ~ North river
foot OF Canal street, at IL o'clock, noon,
On 4th and goth OF each month,
except when those days fall Sunday the day prc.
vious. - -
One hundred pounds Of baggage each adult Med!
cine and attendance free.
November 4, ARIZONA, Capt Maury, connecting with
SACRAMENTO, Capt. Farnsworth.
Steamer GREAT REPUBLIC will leayo San Francisco
December ], 1870, for Chna and Japan
All freight for San Francisco viii 60 fast and
ceived until r. NJ. Thursday, November3
Freight for Central American and South Pacific will
be received unt ar. NJ. Wednesday. November only
All the usual facilities afforded shippers In collecting inland
charges, 6c.
For freight passage tickets and all further information
'r' +. Il. BABY, Agent
L-oR MELBOURNE, ,AUsrRALIA.-THE MAGNIFICENT
Il clil per ship ROYAL SAXON will have Immediate des.
patch from pier NO Fast river. Has comfortable
Il. w. CAMERON CO.. % South William street.
The New York herald., 1870-10-22

cTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
y Cunard Line.
Cabin passage, $50, gold steerage, $3.50, currency.
For cabin passage apply at No. Bowling Green.
For steeage passage apply at III Broadway, Trinity Build.
ing CHARLES g. FRAECKLYN, Agent
The New York herald., 1870-10-22

CAPITALISTS RECEIVE GOLD INTEREST ON SHORT
or long loans with State bonds other rst class
Sss as collateral at the ocs of JOHN b. MURRAy,E
The New York herald., 1870-10-22

LARGE sum or MoNRY TO LOAN ON CITY AND
"A country Propery will buy Mortgages. WASHINGTON
r. NICHOLS Counsellor at Law, li5 broadway, room r.
The New York herald., 1870-10-22

Ing Mt Key west.--The Al steamship TIILiR CaulaR
nt ''' 49, =" '"s ~ o'"s~N~~vf
innIoSgh onls OF adna given 10 Houston and all pon11
W rnr s rsasn, houston and henderson Railroad.
The New York herald., 1870-10-22

NoM oa..Eh-rHE STEAM YACHT JAMES NOW
yg m mu ne irst landing Staten Island For nar,c,ars
rp Ih,isn, vi , ROBINSON Herald Ship News oalca
The New York herald., 1870-10-22

T AUCTION-THIS DAY, AT II O'CLOCK PROMPT,
IA Hudson and Spring streets, 80 single double
seat slec 200 straps Of Bells and second hand top
Rockaways Wagons, Express Jaeger Wagons
wolf, bear fox and Robes Lap Robes large
ment OF Blankets, Whips, Haters &c, de- Sale positive,
rain shine BThs sale gotten up dispose
plus stock and every article will be sold to the highest bid
der. Terms cash. JAMES JENKINS, Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1870-10-22
COAsrwIsE srEAMsHIPs.

REHhUDA NAIL.
L. Freight al redeoed rates.
n DO neamshlp San FkANcIscO win be despatched -
nj O'Clock r. NJ - NAs-~~S' -
For freight or passage apply
Nm. H. WEBB. 81 Exchange pias~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-09
A shocking Tragedy.

RICHMOND, Va, March 3O.-A most
atrocious outrage was perpetrated in
King George county, on Friday night
last, intelligence of which has just been
received here. The store off. w. Payne,
at Rollins Ford, in the lower end of the
county, was robbed and burned, and the
clerk, William Jett, was brutally muir
dered, his body being thrown into the
flames and consumed with the building.
On the following morning broken frag-
ments of the clerks gun were found on
the road, not far from tae scene of the
double outrage, near pool of blood, and
with portion of human scalp, hair and
blood on them. At this point it is sup
posed the clerk was murdered A dis
tinct trail of blood was found to the
house, his body being dragged there and
cast into the burning house. The. head,
shoulder and one leg were entirely con-
sumed, and the remaining portion of the
body was crisped and roasted. From the
indications in a newly ploughed field
near by, where some of the plunder was
discovered, it is believed that not less
than four persons were concerned in this
horrible outrage. A hat of one of the
guilty parties was found, which may lead
to the arrest if identified Later infor-
nation states that three out of parry of
twelve negroes, said to have been impli-
Gated in the affair, one of whom is re
garded as a terrible desperado have been
arrested The most intense excitement
prevails in the neighborhood, and as the
] all is considered insecure, the parties
may be lynched at any moment If their
guilt is established.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-09
A Duel with Rides at rhirty PAGES.

The quiet of the past few days at Los
Angeles was occasioned perhaps by the
subsiding of the mining excitement, but
ii gave place this morning to real SEN
sation. AT daybreak, just without the
city limits, a regularly appointed duel
was fought The social position of the
parties has only heightened the interest
connected with the affair. The princi-
pals were John B.Wilson, son of Senator
B. ID. Wilson, and Charles f. Beane
late of the Confederate service, and
prominently connected with the press of
this city
The feud seems to have originated in a
political dispute, upon Tuesday evening
last, heated by frequent indulgences in
wine. Both are said to have used harsh
language Mr. Wilson, as the most ag-
grieved, sent the challenge George H.
Howard, acting as his second, and Major
Baldwin as second for Captain Beane
The weapons chosen were the Kentucky
rife, the distance to be thirty PAGES.
Accompanied by a surgeon, the par
ties all arrived upon the ground punctu-
ally, as agreed upon. The place chosen
was in ravine, across the Los Angeles
river, short distance off the road lead
ing to Arroyo Seco, pleasure resort.
A more picturesque spot is scarcely to
be found in Southern California. Hill
and dale are strongly blended, and fiat
grassy plains leading to the city in the
foreground form strong contrast to the
high peaks of the coast range in the rear
of the picture
The ground was soon staked off, and
the principals placed in position
AT given signal each was to wheel
and fire.
On giving the signal Wilson turned
quickly and pulled, but the rife missed
fire. Beane, not so hurriedly, magnani-
mously withheld his shot, refusing the
Wilson's piece was reloaded, and on
the next order both wheeled and fired.
Capt. Beane was unharmed, but Will
sons rife was seen to drop from his
grasp and twas thought he was seriously
hurt. A flesh wound in the left arm was
found to be all the injury sustained.
After an amicable adjustment of the
quarrel, and an interchange of court
estes, the parties departed
No arrests have been made - San
Francisco Californian.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-09
TRUE LONELINESS.

She who thinks a noble heart
Better than a noble mien;
Honors virtue more than art,
Though tbs less in fashion seen;
Whatsoe 'er her fortune be,
She's the bride-the wife-for me.
She who deems that inward grace
Far surpasses outward show;
She who values less the face
Than that charm the soul can throw ;
Whatsoe'er her fortune be, H n
She's the bride-the wife-for me.
She who knows the heart requires
Something more than lips Of dew;
That when loves brief rose expires,
Love itself dies with it, too
sWhatsoe'er her fortune be,
She's the bride--the wife-for me.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-09
Lynching of an Ex-Confederafe
near Lancaster, Ky.

Correspondence Louisville Courier-Journal.
LANCASTER, ky., March 30.
Last night, about ten o'clock, a man
by the name of Thomas F. Berry was
taken from his bed at the Mason House
where he was stopping), by four men,
three of whom wore black masks They
carried him a mile and half north Of
town, on the Lexington pike, and hung
him, There were, it is supposed, twenty
or twenty-five other men stationed
around in squads.
Berry was a resident Of this county
(Garrard). thirty-eight or forty years Of
age, and was considered a dangerous
and reckless man, especially when in
liquor, as he was at the time he was
taken. He served in the Confederate
army, was taken prisoner, and while a
captive it is said he killed fellow
prisoner 1t is alleged he has killed
three men in his time. The Coroner re-
paired to the spot this morning and
brought the body Of Berry TO town The
jury rendered a verdict in accordance
with the above facts. Berry leaves a
wife and one child.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-09
THE GIRL OF the PERIOD.
The Sex Not Degenerated from the
"GOOd Old Times"
From the April Technologist.l ~


IT is AN OLD STORY.
The cry that earnest and noble women
are daily becoming more rare; that the
places of the brave-hearted and gentle
are usurped by the frivolous and dissi-
pated, is one that is by no means new.
Two hundred years ago the wits Of Eng
land INDUCED in the same cant, and
said the same smart things in regard to
the same matter; and long before that
time the prophet had asked the people of
his day why they said that the former
days were better than these2" and re-
buked them roundly by telling them that
they "did not consider wisely concern
ing this matter" We have heard many
" reverend grannies," both with and
without petticoats, dwelling at length
upon the degeneracy of the men and
women Of the present day; no days ike
the old days; no such wise men now as
those that laid sage hands upon their
young heads; no such mothers as their
mothers, and, inferentially, no such
young men and women now as they were
in their prime, te elHqe aIf
AWAY WITH SUCH CAN'T
The skies are as bright to-day as they
ever were since human history began to
record the changes of the years; statis-
ties show that the men of to-day are larg-
er. stronger, longer-lived and less vicious
than those that lived five hundred years
ago, and among the women there are
hearts as brave and true, natures as warm
and affectionate, minds as intelligent and
souls as noble as ever existed among our
grandmothers, of either sex.
PLEA FOR THE GIRLS.
Our girls may dress more, gaily, and,
perhaps, they enjoy amusements more
keenly than did the women Of the last
century; but what Of that2 Ifthe chemist
Of the period is able to produce aniline
colors so brilliant as almost to rival the
famed Tyrian purple, shall his sister
the girl Of the period-be condemned TO
wear dingy madder? And if better ed
ucation aud wider opportunities have en-
abled her to enjoy q Chickering or a
Sssinwsy piano, is it TO be supposed that
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-09
RAIL ROADS.
Memphis and Louisville R. R.
CONDENSED TINE TABLE.
TAKES EFFECT FEB. :. 1870.

The 2.5 pm. train from Memphis leaves
daily. The {. 90 a. m. train leaves daily except
Sunday. Since the completion of the Ohio
ferry transfer at that point is avoided.
Sleeping cars run through on the As D. m.
train from Memphis TO Louisville, connecting
at Louisville with Silver Palace sleeping and
Philadelphia and New York without change.
Berths. sections or state-rOOms can be engaged
in through cars 10 New York at Ticket Office,
2S71S Main street.
Trains connect for Nashville and St. Louis
rs follows:
Leave Memphis-....--...... 2.45p.m. 4O0a.m.
Arrive At Nashville. 900 an. 6.O0p.m.
p" ST. Louis.....-.-.l0.00 pm. 100 pm.
Ticket Once. 25T1x Main street. near Jefer-
son; aad al Depot, head Of Main street.
j. I. BOYD, Superintendent
Jas. SPEED, Ticket Agent a-62-f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-09
SUMMER.
BY JOHN JAMIsoN, MD.

When Der the sky the azure glow
OF summer vail is spread,
And every brooklet's waters flow
A larger stream to we'd
The stars in quiet slumbers float
In distant space afar,
While splendidly the harvest moon
Moves as some heavenly car,
The graceful maiden wends her way
To meet the happy swain
Fair maidens like the close of day,
For then they best can feign!
Then talk no more of winter time
Of snow and icy field
But give to me the orange cline,
Which fragrant joys do yield.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-09
HOTELS.
NOTICE.

TUE FRANKLIN HOUSE. AT RA-
Il leigh Springs. will be open for guests as
a krst-class house from
May 10, 1870.
Parties wishing 10 furnish their own rooms.
OF . choice of the sane. can do 90 prio- 70
above date.
address in Memphis, No. rs Frout street.
&-S =. G. PRATT, Proprietor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-09

The London Spectator lanenis," sc-
cording to the ocean telegraph, the
utter aridity Of the debates in Parlia-
ment" Il is dry time with US, too, in
Congress. Too much drinking going on
in both.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-09
REAL ESTATE. Il.
RENT! SALE! LEASE 4!

NOR RENT-ON MEMPHIS 4 CHARLES
II tom railroad witch just south Of beal
street. warehousc 30xS0 feet.
T,ORsALE orr RLEAsE-SIXTY LOTS. CITY
and suburban, suitable for business. man
ufacfurinR or residence purposcs, lying be-
humber of the lots are Of large sire. capitally
situated for cotton sheds. Residence lots from
six acrts q TIE dimensions of the old city
plan. .-.-rl.
Eases WILL BE MADE on Favor
IL able terms, -ApRly 70.
5s-sS W. I, VANCE. is Madison st.