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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-16

IRON CLAD LEASES. AS A sssie at this
/ by the last Legislature, for 1
office. ~ -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-16

nIANKs OF ALL Kinds NEATLY
printed at the Ledger job Office.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-16
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Nightingale, Arkansas river.
- Virginia. Louisville.
- Fort Gibson, Arkansas river.
- Belle St. Louis, St. Louis.
George w. Cheek, Friar's Point.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Nightingale, Cincinnati.
a. Virginia, New Orleans.
BOATS IN PORT.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-16

PLANTATION AND CROP MORTGAGES
for sale In quantities to suit, at this once
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GENTS, TAKE NOTICE. 900 suits of
cashmere, at So 80 to $40 per suit; 5000
suits of linen, 81 to Sc per suit. Mustbe
sold. WALKER BRos. q Co.,
g3 229 Main street
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THANKS FOR MAGISTRATES AND CON
Is stables oh hand and or sale at this ONCE.
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Secretary and Treasurer,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05
.trg:,nic Weakness

immediately ,ul.I .ud flll $ gog o.'orol Th.'
.-tl sIuf aN'Iefluu which I,uIv., iiic Wi-'i 100 e.
an .tt. 1000 impossible, IS 'h' lrn'I i iu"b hy
nH H..ums of improper Indulgence. louhs
i,.us Hvfrr 80 o.. |grJiil consequence 'hf
may Hr.Ur. N1w Who uuiv..ttu.Ir 'u" 200 l'ti
VT. pf,t.uI 90 dsrV that tho p,Wo, 81 pfu'IvH'
II 90 Il. lost sooner los those falling into improper
.hH.rl. tnru hr the pFiIlouit H,FIlu- h"ng do
prIyDt 10. tuH pleasure ui healthy OFFSPRING, iu"
most rrruss aud destructive symptom. col both
mind aad body arise. The system becomes dr'
ranged, the rhyscnl and mental functions w""E'
vucd, loss 81 pTa..,.tNc power, n' rN"u. ltfll'
L.lity. dyzucp,u, puIpitntiuu OF the heart, mt.
gy.iiuu, e.. us .l,utiuud uunlIty, and wasting 81
t'Ir frame, rpu sumption, de 1y act carly
death.
b.. il.lrt,tt ... lated from one % the most
eminent & f"t.- IN fle United stale. ha. elected
sonic 90 ti.r fI.-t astonishing rg.cs That wrr"
ever known. rHlre fnul.l N.fA ringing .A tho
lrrtnuu,tr whoa ..lr.p, lf,.t nervousness, hy.
iu.allrm,i ut sudden sound, ltsh!uluus- with
derurgriutut of mint, Wrr, vuf,i Immediately,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05
SGu,sg fycIs.

Who have iu'rrri Themselves Hg a,,lUtI rI..'
too, ~ rri.nt 900 when ri'u", o. h,' .,t, .upuuy
I..Iu,i U.U .' 4 $1,000. .HH...r, Hr ut -. Do H., 'hF
ami ~ u.t ,r.i Ul.,r- marriage Impossible,
and dO-gHy both u.uI AMI iut., ru...I apply
IMm, yWtg, What pity Tint Auua- luNu, Go"
hope a. the country, tie IIu. ui bis parents,
n build Ice -uJirurI nom ,tl ,h' prospects ant
pnI1ym,lt~ ui l.iy ~ tAc rHH-n lu'uu,- OF uo-
waiting nom the path 81 nature, an INDUCE lu Do
certain secret habit, such persons must, Zee ore
contemplating marriage, reflect tugt a f.uad min,
and BODY are IN" most necessary requisites foo
yrumott couuubit happiness, Indeed without
,h,-c vlruury IriUsn lic becomes weary
u.Isumt.cf the mo poets hourly darlcn 10 t4r
WOW, tlr msu4 becomes SO -utiuW'i VITA u.r.
IniTnud filled with melancholy reflect up- tas.
the h1ip,uu.s ol another becomes h.IsHl"d with
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05
Take Particular Notice

pr. EishM 70 nudrc-rO. u,l those who have IN.
Iurcd themselves ny improper iuiul-Hn''f aui
tirr tL,iu lrrritn,r l.- lr--, study, -Oe .,ty or
marriage. ILosC are ,ohc 81 the .ri un1 IA, go.
chuly ctcct. produced by early lwhi- q siih,
via! 'Wca,uo,f of the back, ptu ~ III" breast,
,lInuos- uf sight, leo, # muscular power. pup.td'
ton of the heart, dyspepsia, ncfN"u- irrliah'iN,
symptoiusof Consumption, arrangements %! TIE
digestive Organs, etc,
MENTALLY -'rhc effect, on the niu.' arc much
ia be dreaded. l.u-. e.! memory, ruH!I..u 81
ideas, depression OF tprt-, 'NI lofobninss,
Aversion g. society l,ryl dist -, So ui sol 'Ub'i
tIu.d.ty, ESQ, are spu'u t.r ',|. produced.
Thousand ui pHt-uu- 90 go t-r- con il," '.t's'
what IN the ,IrC ul tArr declining h"bi., .'sli
their NIgur, becoming AZ, pu.t y'h" N' "nd
omacIa',i, having ur,l-HIlr appearance '.'ui tH'
eyes, cIul Do unu .yu!i.HI. ui consumption,
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MEDICAL.
.FiShbIatt:
Ogis. 80 second Avenue. near i~ih
street, New York Ctty.
WHERE me- CAN ne Consulted.

pr. Fi.hlJ,,t LA. discovered the most certain
sprc,Iy and only crctuHl rr' ody ~ the worl I'f
wonktc.- IA the back or ltmhs, structure" alice
tiuut Of the kidneys or bVi,Irr, involuntary us
u,s., dyspepsia, luguur. los spirits, confusion nI
ideas pal pita inu Of the heart, um,'liN, ucinh.
ling. diiniirSs ~ sight or gid'lu.sT, diseases OF
the head throat ur skin, "it''tuu~ 81 VA" 'ui'- y
stomach or bowels, those tcrrihl" dHuritr- re-.
,u.tng from the SOLITARY habit Of ynuth-S", ROT
nui solitary PRACTICES, more itai 10 Nrtimr N''
the songs OF sirens To- the mJrIucrs"i Olys~'',
ilrh ing their most brilliant hopes hnd anticllH'
uu,., rendering marriage, etc, Impossible.
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Discusses Of IlNPruaicmcc.

whoa the misguided and impatient yor,ry a.
pleasure Gnd, that l." has huhiod the sryis ~
I-uiu.I sense ul Shame on Gr.Il 'uf discovery
d,tvl, him f,lu apIl. ing 90 thps. who, from re-.
pvrtibillN, can alone hclr.,ui hlm, lie falls INTO
The hand. of dos gumg prcton !rr-, vino, ucuul,
Ilrut ,auug hl.h his prcun1ry sub lance. top
hun uIlng month amer month, Acfrs-Iphg o.,
the smallest tee can ho obtained, and u despair
u1 Il appointment; orby lGr u,,or That deadly
poison, mercury, hasten the constitutional -yup.
tom, oi this terrible disease, such %. affection ot
ihc heart, head, throat, nose, skin, utr., pro.
Pressing with frightnll RAPID ~, ull death pdt.a
period to this duadfil suffering hy sending him
To that bpIIrnc nom whence no traveller returns.
Gs-rhosr Who reside az distance and cannot
call, will receive prompt attention hy writing,
stating symptoms, etc,
L. FISHBLATr, NJ. n,
scptlwly 80 Second Ave-, New York,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

AGESTs wANrED.-we want limited
number of local and travelling agents 10
whom We will guarantee steady income
OF $40 per day. Men who are travelling
with other goods can always pay their cx-
penses selling our pencils. Address with
stamp for sample: Wcstern Pencil Co,
No. LOG, Monroe street. Chicago, Hin OILS
sept2sllw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

THE WORD "SozopoSr, Which is fast
becoming household word, Is derived from
the Greek, and composed of two words
Sozo and Odontcs. $500" translated.
means to preserve, and "olontcs,' the teeth,
Sozodont, n proscrvcr Of tho teeth. Ana
II l. true to It's name. d j. " lw.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05
PARTICIPATES: PHOTOGRAPHS.

Go 10 j. q. Bagwcll, photographer,
corner Eighth street, aud Ohio Lcvcc, for
pictures, Carte de Nisitcs, etc. Having
made arrangements with some of the best
artists Of our large cities, hc respectfully
solici,s orders for copying and enlarge
ing old pictures. Call at his rooms and
SEES specimens orwork in that line.
,nlitf
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Young Men,

Especially who have bocpmoihe yictim. OF sou
uty VICE, that dreadful and deStrnctis" hahh
vhirh ANNUALLY sweeps IT, an untincly grave thou
sands Of young in,h oi the most exhiicdl'altht-
aud brilliant Intellect, Who might otherwise have
ri.pncoi listening senGies Win Va. tiunh'rlnsN
MuI MI WITH fIIil clnndnnCc.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

DwgLIlSo IloysE FOR RESr.--A con
veniently arranged brick residence
situated on Uolbrook avenue, containing
seven rooms and II kitchen, necessary out
houses, large yard aud garden, vines and
shrubbcry, for rent on reasonable terms
Apply to VII THOMAS
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

For Il gla,s of splendid st. Louis lager
hccr-thc bc.t in the city--go e. the
Washington saloon, corner Washington
avenue and Fifteenth street n
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Marriage.

Married pcls"n, OF young men und ltdlr- con
wtnkucs., otg,u.c debility, dcforini'ic-, ercr"l'
is cured. =,
: He who places himself nm der thg care "il'f
Fi-nhlatt, may Tci,'uu,ly contidc ~ li- hont ~"
agrntl,inal, inj conf icnuy rely on Li- ssil a. a
uhs lyiuus
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

Fine French calf boots, and gents
wear gencrally-eustom work--may be
found At Elliot lIaythorn ~ Cos, ~ low
erprices than clswhcrc in the city &C.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

FRED. BLAsKESBuRG, of the Washing
ton saloon, is n judge Of good beer
anl keeps no other kind. liz ~. i'oaiS
lager Is, confosselly, the best kept in C"iFo
Call on him and try il, f
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05
IA. Inpsri.hsbis Perfume.

Asp tulr, tu' f'ffHm' nv fu nee have HH g..
r.lu,ua,. Al hour OF tao after their us', thor,
uH tr,se q perfume len. How diii"ron; ihr o.
..ff .u.r-,I.HF tHe u-o - Mufry oui lAHma.
81 ..f1 Ns... . - after - Application 90
Ha |apf.lH,i o1Hlio. mo-, doligAtfI', i'. .,
tra agreeable if1.mnr.. uHJi ....l'F
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

TwESrY.FIvE CEsTs will buy bottle
Of Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup, the great
soothing remedy for all diseases incidcn, TO
infants and children. sept 20 d&w lw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

"SpALDISG's GLug' will mend your
ways, or anything else tina, needs mcnding.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

no f"R ST. LouIs.-Thc steamer
i'uo'eon viii leave Cairo for ST. Louis to-
MORO" Tuesday morning. Persons
wishing 10 attend the fair en-, ,.curc mas
sage, the round trip, At g. go, without
"sa'' supper and breakfast 80 cents
aao"' ana dinner 10 cents, extra, Ed. F.
sl''oh IL the agent Al Cairo, aud will fur
ni'h round trip tckct,. /,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

Material 10 make a dollar bottle " the bet liur
Irslprnu," ever ueci for restoring gray hur to
sori.,ta. soor. send .ig,uu fora package.
~ lut uANr
Nice white Teeth Healthy Gums, and II -acc
festh send for oar IuNkI u hENrRlFlCE,
itirrt 80 c"utr.
~ VOC wAS1
sur eur" Tor Headache, Iuurh, Deafness, ~
Nu.7lHg IN the eats, send Tor oar srEENtIA.
luEl. Iurc . cents.
.,.. .. Or. q.
A..l Joseph u. L:cnhr iI Ma" 90 -.o,t
q l..I4, Mo. .,-tINdla
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

IAN issriTurioS.-A :Charter Oak
Cooking Stove ia absolutely necessary for
life and liberty to all women. fo, {, III,
ens Their labor, preserve. their health
cheers aud soothcs their temper, ecpo,,.
iSos their time mud strength, and extend,
their leisure sept2Cltd.ltw.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

--Ewell a. Jacob will furnish Gasoline
for Gasoline lamps and stoves al low
rates. If
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G.tiIng NInrIIe,I.

Essays 'gg.uDg ucu, on So,d E,.. .uI thr
prophet! 90 iup"ruc'! pfa"tuug married, ".sh
sanitary h'lp fur ,ho.oaHo feel united TT u,'-
nmonh hupyu.... sent Zoe, in scaled 'uy,'.
apo Add1 Hoard Association, foA T. rI.l.
.iyha, la. rrItHU
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

Louis Herbert is in constant receipt of
fresh baltimore oysters, which hc will
serve up 10 customers in any style desired,
on short notice and in the most ,ati- factory
manner. nugltf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

CHARTER OAK Cooking Stovc-.Lc hest
IN n'e--ior sale by G. W. Henderson l9o
Commercial Avenue. SEQ advertisement.
aug 2ul Am
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05
Ihe 8ullttin.

FRrsn, srAsoSAnLE, STiLI'H, . n
CnrAp.-Thc cheapest, freshest "'u 1...
soosopsblo md fashionable stock q Wy
,o,d. clothing, etc. may he fo"nu AZ 100
Commercial avenue. Mc,srs. "''us''"o "
po"anwo,or The Fanstock Is now arm
wing, fresh installmon'' -.
every day, and every lady or sGh'lnan
,,s, 10. ,nsrc,tei It pronounccs II just the
49,, ~. .,,cs demanded by the market.
" T.s,,"rr,orc, Measrs. Goldstinc 81
p..a,ustcr have requested us TO say to
,ho rublic that, while better assorted
r,o,ior or more fashionable stock cannot
be found in the country, they will perm"
noJ5dy ia tie country TO UnderScH "c""
They propose to satisfy Themselves with
small profits, and to guarantee full salts
faction to their custom crs in every Instance.
Drop in there, and you can soon satisfy
yourself that this notice is not n 'puii," but
n plain candid statement of facts. div
Coward RIGur ONWARD! INTo THE
VALLEY or DEATH RODE THE SIX Hun
DRIED. But larger by hundreds multiple
ed into millions than the doomed band
in Tensions poem, is the great calvacade
riding to swift destruction, and hugging
the miseries of death ON the way, by suffer
ing wiliully from that scourge Fever anc
Ague, or Chills and Fever, and other Kin
dred diseases when by using Mishler licrl
Bi,ters their disease can bc eficctually con-
quercd. This complaint is common and
dangerous, and untold thousands are oS
posed to IL. Mishler's Herb BittcrS IS
certain cure for it and nm equally powerful
prcrentirc. If used regularly MS tonic II
will ward OF this and other diseases. Use
IL in time. Delays are dangerous. SOLD
by all druggists. Price one dollar per bo.
tie. Oct. ., Nv.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05

TO-" Ii.I b., yIII HHEip-....,. net contain IrNn..
90 N'upl prisons to taHlyzo the s,.fyiu uI ru-
tucc death. 1t IL perfectly hnriuius.-ra able
miscellaneous. Avoid the yauntod M d,.U-Hr
'""aratons boasiing virtues they douot possess,
yIu would escape the danger. The genuine
". \. Bachelors Hair Dye has thirty years. rcr-
ntatiun 90 uphold ~ integrity. Sold by Dug
lists Applied at H. BoUy street, - Y.
ngutiI.Nv
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TINlsE OPIUM HABIT.
Cured without pain or suffering, by an entirely
Dr. n. u. COLLINS,

br. n. u. COLLINS,
nj LaIortc, Lnporlo county, Ind cures the worst
forms of the habit IN from three To nine months
or according to the quantity ~ length Of time the
patient has used the sDul.deStrOy lug poison. For
iull particulars of IN" above hcs lnCluse a three
cent stamp AMI send for his pamphlet and certlii.
Gates OF cures 80 you can write To those who
have been cured Pl"hi- can be cured AMI W'
tend to their daily occupations. Opium, NOR.
lhlne and laudanun, discontinued ut once, with
ont amy y osliall0n, pam OF uncasiness. Al cor
re- p'nience strictly confidential IL requested.
Those who wish to take treatment must state mo
exact amount Of the drug used weekly, whether
gum opium, Morphine, Laudanum OF prcpara-
ton al oplhhl IN "lhor iurlns angls6mw
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.ook TO Your thitdr.n-Ihe Great
.,oulntnp Heunsdy.

buok TO Your thitdren-Ihe Great
.o"ihing Remedy.
gu Cares conc aud brllIuR nt.t,. 4,
ytfit,.,,u,. 10 tho boacls, aud is.IiI. -. -
Nm. tAjes TIE process Of 80.
t,rthlug.
49,. s4idur- touyuIsIpu- tuf.t.
L,.t.... .s,t.- sAi UNtfruWr- tll de a..
~ - 'I.vs incident 10 80. ,t-,
fuuts aui children "''
.,,. CuiDs IHa th'H, ly-ru. uttt,.t,
a, '-,,..,,,,y terry, ami rutufr,r Com ~.
Hl.'lt ~ children &C aN - I
t.lr-..t infant, hld e ~ lr.r. -y.. .
S.m,.y 10 all disorder, brought on - t,,t. as
Many other slH.r.
Prepared ~ the GRAFTON MEDICINE 90
a.. LOg.., No.
Sold ~ druggists aud dealers 20 mot .nI
.y.ry ,U.rs -.7I,I.s
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Special Notices.

i;0ro Cuiloosion-N o,ylu"d'" Receipt"
Nl0s.r Art,, Discoveries, etc., comprising '''
"c Information Cor u,cryD.iy. -suthy io'''Ni'.
pu..4ui tor no. cI...
"iir"~e a. n Nu!MANrY, ~ Halsd -hc..'
hu.I-. No .,.7IawN
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-05
I TIk"EEoE
I UCTEON
Sale Of Unclaimed Goods

The following a."clc', lmics previously chilled
for viii Doc sold O. pay charges 40 rUHic "uct on,
"Wednesday, Ort.brr G,iH, 1870. ~ 300 0''lpcE, u.
m, az our Warehouse, on Obi" Ltyte ulla" 81
thiIlcH Hotel
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d9e Hlaatstss' s. Banner.
/ Our 1)ott's Corner ~ 9fleftto.
TIE NEW PREACHER.

r = THE NEW PREACHER. ~
At a pleasant country station, 7fs.ks f.va
Fill of eager expectation, on,..,---.s,.-s-.s.-...--.
Set . waiting congregations, Ey = =
At church one Sunday morn. "
She sun poured in 4 flood Of light, tTS
Which fell on heads by time made white,
On sunny cnrls and eyes Of light, al
That lovely Sunday morn. -
There sat the young and beautiful,
There sat the rood An4 aufifnl, * sfssszS Z
The aged and the sUrrowful,
Taas SAslstaess gsailAs 1lsAl., -.s---ss
: Th6se lor the first, with form aud feature !.
Resembling much fellow-creature,
Within the pulpit their new preacher, ''"
Appeared that Sunday morn. -.
He spoke with fresdoln, zeal and power;
! To him it was q blissfnl hOnr;
Twelve, tOllesl the bell in the old tower
That did the church adorn.
Some fingered ct the close Of meeting
To give their brethern friendly greeting.
I've not the power Of repeating -.a
All that was said that noon. $50
For butcher, baker, lawyer, teacher,
All criticised the humble preacher
That they heard that morn.
The lawyer said: "He'll not suit me;
No flowery strains nor fiuency,
No logic or philosophy,
His sermon did adorn."
An old man said, 'He spoke too low
Myshearing is not good, You know;
n~,x a. k~r~v ,vvs,tn ovl13g
cannot like the man,
A sister said, "He is too tall,
His hands too large, his eyes too small;
did not like his looks at all; Sd r.s-s
They've sent US the wrong man.
"And then his wife, depend uponit,
She'll not suit here, with that gay bonnet;
Pm sure she has flower on it,
And she cur preachers wife!"
Another pious soul sincere,
Who gave full fifty cents a year,.
Said to his cOnsOrt fair, "My dear,
never in my life
"Did go to church to criticise;
But this vain man" Che wiped his eyes, .
And in a lower tone he sighs,)
81 never will support"
But there are some both wise and good,
A Blessing to the neighborhood,
Who spoke as Christians always should,
With Christian Charity.
Oh! could the wind have talked and heard
Methlnks 'twould sadly moan
E rseless attempt to please mankind.
Tnon.h Tnanders "S You will always find.
In any great divine. -
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-12-07

Judge Portly says that the liveliest time be
ever experienced was on issuing the first
number Of a newspaper in . Western town.
The people wanted something stirring. He
published the personal history of the leading
politicians as furnished by their friends. The
!ndge says that for the first hour they all
rushed for the paper; the second hour they
went for him.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-12-07

A French traveller in thia country says.
"Dere is u drink called dc same which is
very much liked in America. One man ask
for Bourl on; several say Give me de same" "
One man ask for brandy; several say, "Give
me de samee De same is one very great
drink in America"
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-12-07

= A few weeks ago, before q tribunal in
France, dyer was requested to hold up his
hand, in order to take an oath, the nsuaI
mode in that country. The hand was quito
black, and the judge said to him stake off
your glove" "And you, SIR" replied the
dyer, "be kind enough to put on your spec-
tacles"
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The New York World publishes the follow
ing from its Washington corres,ontlent:-

The New 1Ofk World publishes the follow
ing from its Washington correspondents:
Washington, Nov. 15.-The proposed new
party of Revenue RefOrmers, fOreshadowea
BY the Chicago Tribune in its issue of Satur-
day last creates quite little commotion in
Washington, and a very decided feeling of
uneasiness in Administration quarters. Col.
FOrney yields the whole question, admits that
there is a new party, and states-what the
Tribune does not allege even-that Senator
Trnnbull is to lead the new coalition and be-
come its candidate for the Presidency. During
the late canvass he made a speech I at Spring.
field which was strongly in favor of. revenue
reform. 1t will be remembered that at the
last session of Congress he introduced Ia "Gi-
WI Service hill.oo making it q misdemeanor
10 sign recommendations for Office i'm any of
the Executive Departments of the tho Govern
ment.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-12-07

K. L. Lee was laid in Atlanta on Saturday,
under the auspices of the Ladies' Memorial AS
ISOLATION. Among the articles depo sited
were Confederate flag with the inscription
Sacred to the memory Of Gen. Lee" por-
trait of the General, and bullet taken from
a wounded Confederate
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-12-07

The total eclipse Of the sun will take place
three days before Christmas day, and by that
time We shall have c0pious accounts Of. tho
observations of the phenomenon to be made
Dy aDle men from all parts of the world This
will give solid and scientific season;no Ia
holiday conversation. 2
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-12-07

their indignation at the exOreratiOn of their
honor, as SHOWN by his faIsefI0Od-tn6 most
heinOus military crime-than from any res
eminent against him, and he is strictly ta-
bOed in future.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-12-07

iHE CANADIAN IMMrGgANTs.-Oft the first
instrument OF Canadian immigrants for Lou
isiana, we learn, by private Telegram, that
seventy LETT Chicago yesterday, for this city,
They are to be placed on a plantation n the
Tcche country.-N. O. Pic. -. -
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-12-07

A Kent lckian lately went to New Orleans,
took the yellow fever and died. His brother
went for his remains, and he too, fell victim
Next, the father went to bring home the le-
mains of his sons, and like them died of the
fell disease
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-12-07

A little one after undergoing the operation
of vaccination, exclaimed Now won't have
to be baptized, will T."
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-12-07

japanese pillow is curiosity in its way.
1t is nothing but a rocker of cradle. broad
enough to stand alone, with a semi-circuiar
depression on the upper side of the pillow.
and rock themselves to sleep in a few
minutes. - -.