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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29

Il was ~rouqh-mighty rough;
7 ill BAT the boysfheystood By, HEHGfFE
And they brought him the stuff
7 He Fora houses o The u
md the old WomanSwell, she did WAahing, and
took on when no one was nigh.
.sGRDz3 NJ Sjnf0I
But this yer luck of BOWS
i-hE Mas 30 powerEl mean 81 ufr sofssT
Thar the spring near the house
Dried right up on the green; tc5 &C -
heaaunk forty feetdown Tor water, but nary .
.nI d7opto.be seena 90 : .sssrrz3 -,azt-
m TReHthetbar petered ont, ga57s a4sfFr
4 "a aAndthe hoys wouldn't stay;
And the chfils rot about,
And bis wife fell away;6 lrDz-g4
3ur Do his well kept Peggin' IN his usual II
dik1lous way. All oEg .g =.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29

AN individual WHO claims TO, have given
years to Investigating the lottery policy
bnsinesSip the United StatesfsaYs there
supplfedshy6 81 ,00oUp11yers, who AFFORD tie
sprepsietQTs, ,stcs ninimums estimate, $40,
100000 Of profits. yearly, 1919
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29
sKeeping9tus0 neE Thihg.o0. ia

We earnestly entfeeat every young man
aftoHhe has chosen ahis ;vocation. to, stick
to it.. Don't leave it because hard blows
afe5t0sbe struck OF disagreeabIe york per
formed. Those who, have worked their
way uPte wealth and usefulness. do not
belang todhesslIiftless and Iunstabletclass.
but may be reckoned among such as took
of theft coats, rolled up their sleeves, con
queTed their p~rejudiees. against Labor, and
day. oWhether UPON the old farm, where
our fathers toiled diligently, striving to
bring the soil to productfveness m the
machine shop or factory,br the theHsnnd
9th r business places that invite honest
toifa'd skill, let the'motto ever be 9PerSe
y, Trance and industry. Stick to one, thing.
boys, and you viii ave success.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29

Ting Rressientis5 late Messhgos contains
nine thopsand thTse7hlndrG., and twenty.
seven words, as reported by 4 telegraph
operator who made the count,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29
or ,the4fseth.l

49, 81 - 49,
THE too early loss of the first teeth, has
an unfavorable influence upon the beauty
and duration of the second; The youngest
children should accordingly be made to
take care of them. fAA fhatEfs necessary
is to brush them several times a day with
p little ordinary soap or .magnesiao and
water. r-
Grown people shdnld clean their teeth
at least five times in the course of "a
hours, IN rising, in the morning aud going
to bed at9night ana otter e8ohomeal. "a
brushaa as hard as can be- borne without
pain, should be used, and the best Of all
applications is pure soap and water always
After eating, all particles Of food should
be carefully removed from the teeth by
means of toothpick of quill or wood,
bdtNnevef ofmetaE, and Dyathread passing
n0Y and then between the teeth ..anIg
Tooth powders are injurious both to the
enamell and the gums, sandi if employed
every particle. of,them should be removed
from the mouth by Careful rinsing. The
habit whiehSome Womea have of using a.
bit of lemon. though it may whiten the
teetlf and give tSmporary l6rmness and
color to the gums, is fatal to the enamel, as
are all acids. Nc one, young or old, should
turn the jaws into nut-crackers; and it. is
dangerous even for women to bite of, as
they often do, the end of the thread in
sewing II is act safe to bring very hot
food or drink. especially If Immediately
followed by anything coldaimcontact with
the teethEErchGngess wsuiiW aE--t
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29

: A GaAyE MIsTAKE-AecidsntalIy bury
Ing ? man ahYe. sss,D.aD gi1r sz~.t
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29

4 see tte tN4ti0naI Snnday-SchOol Te4ek$r,,
and the National series or Eessons for tS1. on Tae
Iess61S Tor INCOMING year. The Rachef win be enlarged
'MER e LYON PUB co chitsEo. M. j
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29

Send your address for Catalogue
n fastest selling articles extani4
l21centB for sample q our IAsuest
selling new . cent article a e@b
Aosss sTkSFoRD a CO. %
81 Reynolds Block Chicago. H.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29

~ 49, NNL-
looked at that friend He was smiling,
too, and receiving with the modest air of q
brave man, the praises of the erowdH1 -
Thought at one timed was gone" the
man laughed. A4HN
az only ask one thing,s he said, !" that
the man who cut that rope will sell me the
knife that cut itf'14pNetors' Journal.
THE amount Of ink product Of this
country is estimated at about 10,000H00
gallons annually, all, or nearly all, Of which
Is consumed within our towno limits he
sides which we import a. large quantity.
from England each year. -ss
e death rate in the British East In
Nv, during the first half of the
injury, averaged no less than 80
the year 1865 it had becomei
e9yer 81 per 1000 dc
ndgs has decided that
Eght ianot fortune.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29

-H4phstenbEh9 Dc 30n
- Eatuufcr tidal. Annp1 Yolunf a1dHDp
Is the dmetme to BEGIN.
NIB. N.B@HsR4A ana Hsaas and zsA,sbsA 45rf
oSkpVa 80 are sent together aSyssF for p9b 81 1he NO
papers contain during . single year -sbJnt S37s000
worth OF excellent EfanAxtEas, andk cHefd estimate
! shows that their oO1tent9 are equal 70, 2 Books oCfhg
0ne-GSS sts CT ose Sfd a 81 Zach, Herr. tnrn yop
get Kr ~ q n1ch - you could In ~spehhngSef2S n
Books III Every one Is invited 70 ex-nine these Jour
pas to give them a years trial me Pubaiae y Reel sure
staas " ay one VINO dos 90 wiz bsnot only ueafly plased
but greatly PRoFTTED-..TRY HEM ose
ORARGE JUDI zoo. PupLfsHEts,
- aIAlioIS YSrk OffY.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-15

Every one Of these Stree and indcpenden,
States,' was, at one time in the condition of i,
community established, with territorial bound
aries well defined. Every one 81 them was. a.
wards, constituted, with governmental power,
well defined. When, therefore, We zee thai
portion Of the "Unionn which has c;ven
birth to Radics'ism, presenting, today, az
example Of non.consti,u,ed, abnotmal, society
the conviction is irresistible that the jnha.
o''ants have dete'iora,ed, socially and morally;
and, consequently, are, themselves, first in
need OF "reconstruc,ion." And, If through
the necessities incident to q noble devotion
10 what is called The 'lost cause" we are
compelled to admit that Sales which have
always held fast TO the principles Of True
Repno!lcanism, stand in need a, all Of poIiticaI
ame'iorat'on, the need can-be assigned TO no
other cause than that the darkness of Radical
degeneracy has temporarily oyershadowed
them.
War, whether justly or u~njust,y waced. can
aasct Gas already proved) only The Ruling
fo"er-cIvil society, domestic socie,y,-,heir
INSTITUTIONS, customs, aud traditions remaining
intact And If The Radicals had limited
themselves 10 their acquired functions. and
administered the government with. any show
OF decency, the absurd farce Of applying
despo''c "rccons.ruc,ion acts" to States never
disrupted, had not been heard Of In thai case.
the p%resence of Radical officials in The Son,b
might be patiently suffered; though, a, a
party Ead'cal'sm could never be respected OF
by a people alie, 10 Them IN every
'ee''ng, aud sentiment, and habit, ci,al ae,eris.
TIC OF a distinct nationality.
Good people in both sections, at one time
that The Radicals, having obtained The
political Power. monI 1init themselves 10
their proper Functions. But Gas The even,
'hat was "hoping against hope''.
Radical 70 aci'y knows no limits! The spoils,
The spo'ls!-nns uibus ct roaro!!
49, ..M .M. p. r, p.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-15
ApparcH PaieuM Tea A0M 1869,

II a &.a observe depnis Iongtemps Que Ii
Jus De cannes A sncrc ne psend pas fa~cilemen,
Pacidlse dn gag, lorsque lie temps est chaud
GU que lie gaz Ini.meme es, ,rop chaud. Cess
de Ia quill arrive que les meillenrs appareils
tchonent. Or. pour snrmonter cette dificul,e.
! l'llait I'M APPAREL qni fl, passer le gag dan,
rean troIde, en- Faspirant avcc assoc de- force,
du fonrneau Oh sc consume le SQUIRE, rlntto.
duisit ct ne lie laissat s'achapper qu'aptes
lavo'F ms en- contact aysc toutes les parties
du liqnide.
L'apparcil invcn,e par NJ. A. Labanye
'erond a ton,es ccs exigenccs Ell a dome des
r%esnIlats au ,dessus dcs appearances de rinven.
tenr. Get apparel prcnh ayec Ia plus CYANIDE
dams Ieau troide, liutrodnit dams lc iionile 4
%saturer, e, presse lie liqnihe con,enan, 10 caz
dams un compartment qui lie deverse en- pluie
par sept iois differences, ct ne le Iaisse Sc.
chapper qu'apres lavoir reuni dams un tuyau
4ui lie conduit d sa destination.
Get APPAREL a Ia qualite de saturer les
liqnides au plus haut degre.
Etant persuade que Get apparel es, supe.
rlenr a tons ceux jOsqn'aujonrd'hui en- usage,
70 me fails m devoir de rofTlir aux habiianis
9hi desirent 'abrilner lenr sucre d l'scide
snlinrenx asec IN apparel parfait, dune
construction simple 81 durable.
Get apparel, pouvant donner aux liQnides
10 ga. de son tournoan. les Stature avec une
resnlari'e qui ne failIit jamais. II ma pas
bcso'n d'essai sur le win de cannes pour
meriter Ia confance. Les nombrenscs exps-
r'ences, solvent rdpe,aes sur les liquides, en-
garan,issent lie pIein success.
Les habllan's qui desirent Sc procnrer &c,
APPAREL, sont prizes d'adresser leuis demsnjes
d d. Labaure, St-Jacqncs, Conrenl Post.os;ce.
lie prix est tres modera.
II sept. 3m. d. LABAUyE.
-, -Monsieur DAMAs LABAUvE, a hii
Iohcl'onneF chez moi son APPAREL q gaz aciie
su'iurenx, e, je dois avoncr que sous Is rappo,t
DC Ia sinPl'cils ce, apparel est supet.enr i
lont ce que la WI en- ce genre. En- plus js
aIra' cue la decolofa,ion du jus dc came q
ete tout CO qns Pom pouvaii d6sirer.
LouIs 8. LEBOURGEOIS.
Belmont II Novembrc 1869.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-15
AVIS Au PlBLIl!l

La Societe ~exis,ant on cette paroisse SON,
q ralson societe AuBERr ct TE,sslER Elm,
d'ssoote par Limitation de icrme, NJ. J.. TEis,
SER reste seul charge de la liquidation e
assume tout0la responsabilits.
IL cohilnnefa, EN- son nom ct pour son propre
compile, le meme genre d'aGaircs dams les deuS
magas'ns bien connus du public.
II profile de Foccasion pour remerc;er Ia
population de St.Jacques du bienyeillanl
patronage qu'elle lui a accorde, ct il espare
qu'elle vondra bien lui continuer les mtmes
taVenrs, car IL fera tous ses efforts pour sen
rendre digne. "
Son Stock do Mardond;.es .eches, con.,am.
ment renonvele, est bien s~s<or,i, lrais, varie,
ne ren'efmans que des marchandises de
premiere qnali,e.
Les prir sont rfdnits anr dernifres 1;miies
du hon marchf.
bon TENT i 10, l0I, IS, l7Il
BAREGEs, Grenadines, ~jaconats de Is a a
cents.
BATISTES imprimecs, hau,e nouueauif, a so
cents Ia yarde.
MOUSSELINE Suisse, Mul.Mnl. perc.,s.
Nansous, Brillan,t..
COTTON ba,is,e, Tarlatanes, toiles blanches o,
%coulenr, Iinge de table.
BRlN, Mousseiines ct Bobinets 4 Mops,;.
q1aire.
ColONS blancs 7is de 1874 d Is.
IA Tres fins la, 20, 25
Grand Assortment DE- coionnad.s 4 tres 1as mir
HAPlLLEMENTS confectinnas, choix va,i.
de damages pour hommes ct %enfan,s. do an
cents a sl.5o la yarde.
l.iNGE coniectionne, articles pour deniI
grande varie,e. '
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-15
OUR PRINCIPLES.

49, f"HHTN "NE-T f""
Republic Of Order. Honesty and Justice.
UniUersal suffrage, ercept for ou,laws and
Uagabonds.
CIVIC alliance Of tie rhise and colpred
Louisiasians.
Education for all,
Ma more political Carpet baggers, 10,
useiess ro,naiies in Louisiana.
Political Equality Of na~.uralised and
American.born citizens.
d Pro'ecti9p ertended to lsborious i'm.
migrants.
Respect for the lao. @ N5
We wM erah the honest man to oGce o,d
reject The dishonest.
Louisiana must be ruled BY Honesty and
Intelligence.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-15
STAR RICE MILL.
+. ADADID T. Ole.
SrJrAx-BArrlsrE. Rive droi,e.

&c moulin peut ecaler ct brosser 40 bariis
de r'z dams les vingt.qna,re hsures.
lie riz so,ianf dn STAR RICE MILL, CONNIE
Article de commerce., ne GRANT pour la blap.
chenr ct la ne.tete, aucune concurrence SUI
les marches.
Les personnes qni vondfont bien lie visi,er
SO convaincronl par elles.mames des ayan,ages
ofierts aux planteurs riziers et n'ha-i,eron,
pas a accorder lcur patronage d NJ. FRANCOIS
ABADIE e. Gle.
y~A vendre pour 10 moment, un lot de
riz, de quali,e ordinaire, d q cents l Ia livre.
Dec 4.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-15
Fflir Reynaud.
Notaire Publicset Agent General

DoNALDsoNvILLE. Parois.e Ascen.ioo, Ln..
4 esabli I Des.Idsonviils NJ Bs,e,u a. N.,.;,.
dss Psopsistea. . 'sae
y dosnsta une attention toute ra,tieuEe,e 1 r.eh,,
:. . = vsats d'habita.ions suesiares ct au,,es te,rss
aa0s eeas p.roisss Ct dams les psreisses voisines.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-15
Communicate
SPURIOUS RAD!cALIsm
AND
TRUE REPUBLlcANlsM.
(Com municated)

ment OF society, have found it convenient I
view it under four different aspects.
first,-Socie,y is either nomadic or estaDlis
hed. 1t is nomadic when the individuals an
families OF which it is composed, move from
p'sce to place tor their safety and commo,
we'i-os'ng. 1t is established when il o~ccupie
2 permanent dwelling-place when it car
point to lis territorial boundaries and nrona,,
say:-"This is my own, my native land.n
10 dwell on the many opportunities furnished
~ the annals Of The human race, Of con,ras,ino
these two conditions Of society, would take u
100 iar from the special purpose these articles
are designed to subserve. We shall therefore
IN this connection, only refer 10 a two fold error
IN social science, which is somewhat widely
propagated, and which, like other errors. gains
Acceptance BY the holiness with which i, is
proclaimed.
The "0new moral ideaists" Of every kind
ant q every age are, Of course, and. always
have been, extremists and all extremes
arc vicious. The p~ropaestors, Of the error
to which ~ siluds, are those who make
-psogsess 4 their hobby; and who, not
saa'sfasA with the @uctrine Of progressiveness
;" material th'"gs, insist on dragging in its
tfa.0' inc Divine attributes, Truth and Justice,
: a me ~ ~ me DIVINE Revelations. Forge,iing or
!enoT.os, MAT these are eternal and therefore
'n,nu.ao,e labor in vain To-
@s1e tnsm progress; e al their effofis have
g other elect than the satanic one of produo.
80 .nose ''new inoTal ideasg with which the
~e'.a Tsss. saiellsd, ~ whieh are hourly
en'mlnas'ng IN : hstsous conspiracy againstI
- nonor q ps'yass f~anniliss, sgainat society,
saa sea'asl '6e Essfnal Creator Himself!
T~hosseoaspirasors asaisst humani,y. among
osnet ssgafleA maintain that The nomsdic, or
Svsn re savag e STATE, e he natural condition Of
soc'e A . aaa i tAass ~ has ~ sff6bfts alone, man
- i. s sses 4 eendisaoa simiiAs y that Of
We gssasss g We Ttotsats,i . Z ~knovls1gs of
sfa.a - iaselss ~ essssct social psiaoipiss.
4ns s.ash 4 ~ g. sonsrasy; 81, asa
90 60 , A $500 sss's.s 80 I'D ;-aNo oos
Ill hiasslf pp u III ovs vaisl--bands.p
- nss = inan can ~ SraBgrsss " his n~afnrsl
snaowinshes unless there y somslhing above
g 0syona .ness g sape.'o, g them. 2 which
ne3 ca en- 5s!lne, g of which be can make
la'sfum. bssidsss, w have i on authority
which believers 10 Revelation. q least, can moi
ea'nsay. thst shs AFst public society was The
result q ne natural development Of Adan,s
1aniIy into other faniliss; and = there il
no'nlns = their history showing that they
were ever q ne nsaadio STATE, The inference
- AtnAa - - E.=r7 e.SM.Ess&& E& II
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-15
st. James store
JEAN BILLION
pres de rEg'ise %s,.Jacques, Give droi.e)

MARcHANDIsEs sEcHEs.-GRoCERtEs
WINS, LlQUEURs. C~oNsERvEs, TABAcs
HulLEs, GRAIssE, FAR1NE, PROVISIONS
de toutes sorecs.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-15
MONTHLY REPORTS i.

monthly reports are sent 10 Parents or Guardian,
s'suhg ne conduct, progress, rank in class And Al.
tendance Of pupils. "' ~
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-15
Dissolution Of Coparlnership.

Tie partnership heretofore existing be,wce
the undersigned, under the style of Landry
Bourgeois, is W mutual consent dissolved fro,
this date.
N. s. Landry is charged with the liqoida,io
Of the firm,
N. S. LANDRY.
J. A. BOURGEOIS.
Of ST. James 10 January 1870.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-15

Avis.

- a demande 4 achc,er un
VN~ cheual de se'!e.
SGA10 inut'le de dire one &C chcyal
MI ~ dol. al,e 'obus,e, de bonnie ,s;IIe,
o bon e, beau.
sad'esser au bureau du Louisianai,,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-15
LETTERS

boarding Students, whose fami,;.. ,..;I. 49,.
sa.ish Of o1r"ans, are required to write letters ever
na'o,d"y. The correspondence between Pare.,s and
Pupils is no. subject to inspection. |"
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-15
VISITS

Parents are entreated 10 make ,he;, visit. =. s,
a "a before y a. ", o. afte. 5 r. M in o,Ie, 10 svo;I
an Interference with the adyancem.n, ~ s.o'n
the discipline Of the School. S'a'sa'' anu
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-15
OUTFIT

BESIDES The articles Of clothing necessary 70, neat.
with with s sn tow "a,"' 6 n,e each s'udsn. should b provided
table knit. tin basin and foo. tub, / night S.e' !
: "a ARES o H. = : u, ! double wooden blar ke,. pillow.
> prov eases 3 pairs shes.s, l mosquito bar. Ev,,,
in full. NV "~"s o. 'as owssf
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-15
EXAMINATIONS

ms Assistants are held monthly. The Annual Puhi,e
n1nm'nat'on' will take place during the closing week
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-15

Parish Of ST. James 10 January 1870.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-15
81. lows lENlulANI

1Ge.essatis sspptsi wi,h NEW pArRnr
Of ~ saly ~ 1, IL ei.,A -A--.n =.
0s1f ~ ssaaas - y ~. r.azM
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-01-15

TERMS OF TUITION
FOR DAY Scholars, PAYABLE MONTHLY.
Commercial Course, eI2o ne, .u,,,,
Classical Course, 1sn ~, 1871
BOARD AND TUITION:
Payable Quarterly in advance, per nnnum. $500 "a slao
1e1man' Spanish, Drawing, Music, Fencing, &c..
current prices.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-20
PHYSICIAN.
Rural T,,under.

The st. Louis Democrat, a disposed
to-be-Liberal Republican newspaper, is
being assailed by the Radical country
press of Missouri. The Hannibal Cou-
rler sails into it in this shape:
IAN ominous cloud is rising upon
your horizon; threatening thunder and
flashing lightning betoken storm. As
in Eden, blissfnl, and peaceful, and sim
less the serpent charmed his victim and
wrought irreparable woe; as among the
chosen twelve trusted disciples of the
Savior, was one traitor who betrayed his
master with a kiss; as in the glorious
struggle for American liberty, the armies
of freedom were imperiled by the trea-
son of Benedict Arnold, so low the les
sons of the past are to be repeated. A
journal high in power and influence. an
ever-trusted leader of the people in
times of peril to the State and nation;
an adviser whose counsels have had the
weight of almost supernatural power, is
even now conspiring to deliver you and
your work and your State into the hands
Of your enemies We mean the st.
Louis Democrat.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-20
A California suicide.

From the Auburn Stars and Stripes.l
The situation indicated that Tiettbeau
had entered the cabin, taken a piece of a
shake and cut a notch in one end, placed
the butt of gun against the foot of one
of the door jambs, held the muzzle to or
in his mouth with his right hand, and
touched it off with the notched stick in
his left. The effect was horrible to con-
template. His skull and its contents
were shattered and scattered around, as
is the case with the fragments Of an ex-
ploded bombshell. The roof, walls, door,
cracks and crannies Of the little apart
ment, and the roof Of the stoop in front,
were smeared and plastered with blood,
brains and fragments of his skull. One
ear had been driven into the crack be-
tween the roof and the wall Of the south
gable, the other ear was on the ground
outside the front door; one chunk of
brain, about half as big as hens egg,
had been driven through the crack near
the peak of the north gable; and, with
the exception of his lower jaw and
tongue, all of his head, and his neck for
some distance below the junction Of the
skull and vertebral column, we're torn to
pieces and scattered around.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-20

New York City, it is stated, will be en-
larged at the next session Of the Legisla-
ture by the annexation Of the towns of
Morrisania, West Farms, West Chester
and the lower section Of Yonkers This
plan is favored by many of the inhabit-
ants of the towns mentioned, and also BY
those Of other villages; and a new bound
airy line, running from Tarrytown on the
Hudson to Port Chester on the Connec-
ticut boundary line, and then along the
latter line to Long Island Sound, is earn
estly advocated by the friends Of subur-
ban Improvements
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-20


cIosas H Arrives.
A.N.IP.M. AN. Pm.
Memphis Ohio Ohio R. R. ~ ,ox
Memphis & Charleston
e.5O X. R.-Daily. 31s
Mississippi & Tennes-
Ilk see r. R,-Daily. 10
Memphis K Little Rockl
II r. R.-Daily. o
Miss river TO Helena&l
3 Friar's P't-daily; III
ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Mon, Thurs, Sat,
Miss river to 81. L0uisl
81 Mon. and Thurs. 3
I White River-Semi- !
3 Weekly-Tues. Sat.
Ark river. tri.Eeekly
l 8 Mon. Wed. a. Friday.
Marion (tri-weekly)-l
10 Mon, We'd. Fri. 10
Cuba. Tennessee
12h Se eek EoIlnd Ray,oh va
Tues. and Fri,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-20

Read the following from Mr.. Womble. a
prominent hardware merchant of this city:
No. Is MARKET SQUARE. NORFOLK, VA.,(
October ID, 1869. !
Dr.. LAwREScK-Dear Sir To the large num-
Der Of testimonials which you offer Of the
great efficacy of your Koskoo. take pleasure
IN adding my own. ] suffered greatly with
Nervous Debility, Headache, loss of appetite,
etc. Two bottles of Koskoo restored me 10
health i0ur' uJ. &. woMBLE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-20

At Corinne, Utah, recently, after
rain, which was the first that had fallen
for three months, the pools and cellars
filed with water were found to contain
large numbers of water lizards, from two
to eight inches long, of a dull brown
color, with bright spots. This was a
great event for that vicinity, and has oc-
casioned an animated discussion, wheth-
er these lizards had been really in the
ground, and had been drawn out by the
moisture, or whether they had fallen in
the shower.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-20
SHERiFF's SALE.
Sh erif's = aIe.'


DY VIRTUE OF AN. EXECUTION ISSUED
ID by the Clerk and Master of the First Chan
Gerry Court of Shelby county, Tenn, and to
me directed, in favor of A.. Aston CORNER
Clerk and MASTER VS.. A. d. Witherspoon and
surety, j. e. Merriman; judgment February
18th, 1870. for $3.50 o., court cost 50 90; VIII
on
Friday, the I'd Of September, 1870,
in front of the Sheriff's office, in the Greenlaw
Opera House Building. in the city OF Mem
phis, Tenn, proceed to sell at public auction
TO the highest bidder. for cash, the following
described real estate: Two certain lots of
ground. lying and being in the city OF Mem,
phis, Shelby county, Tenn, and known and
designated as lots Nos. and B.. in block 40 ;,
according to the plan of the subdivision. of
said block by NJ. A. Kerr. on the l4th of Au-
gust, 1860, and bounded and described as fol-
lows, to-wit: Beginning at point on the
north side of Linden street and 10 feet east OF
the intersection of Linden and Causey streets;
running thence northwardly 1855 feet, TO o
stake |, thence 80 feet east, and parallel with
Linden street, to a stake, thence southwardly
l47 feet, to Linden street; thence. west, with
the line of Linden, 100 feet, to the beginning;
as the property of A. d. WitKerspoon. Sale
MARCUS ]. WRIGHT. Sheriff:
BY GEo. r. POwEL. ID. 5. l42-l45-l5i