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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-07

himself of temporary halt to slip from
his saddle and stretch himself upon the
turf, his horse, meanwhile, browsing in
the immediate neighborhood. He had
slept for some little time when he was
suddenly awakened by the frantic
paving of his horse at his side.
Fatigued by his long ride he did
not rouse at once, but lay in
that partially conscious state which SO
frequently attends great physical pros
tration. Soon, however, the faithful ami
NAL perceiving that its efforts had failed
to accomplish their object, licked his
face, and placing his mouth close to his
ear uttered loud snort. Now thoroughly
awake, he sprang up, and as the horse
turned for him TO mount, ne saw for the
first time that his comrades had all dis
appeaIe ed and that the enemy were com
ing down upon him at full gallop. Once
mounted the faithful beast bore him with
the speed of the wind safely from the
danger, and soon placed him among his
companions. Thus, he added with
emotion, the noble fellow saved me
from captivity, aud perhaps from death. y
Can there be found on record more
beautiful example Of affectionate deyo-
ton on the part of dumb brute for his
master than this2 Undoubtedly similar
examples have occurred during the late
European and our own civilwars which
will be forever buried in oblivion, Would
that they may be brought to light if
their narration could in any degree
mitipate tho crneItv IN which the horse
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-07
John quincy Adams.

Mr.. Adams, Of Massachusetts,, never
writes a letter intended for the public
eye which is not worth reading Here
is an extract from his letter accepting
the Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor:
Now, as formerly, / think it wise to
use calm and moderate methods in deal
ing with questions of State, to adhere
scrupulously TO constitutional forms in
enforcing the will of the people, and to
make haste slowly with revolutionary
reforms. But may be pardoned if, in
view of a hesitation which fingers here
aud there, Iideclare my especial salts
faction at the position adopted by the
Convention in respect to the later
amendments to the Constitution of the
United States. | am heartily glad to
see citizens who have disputed the plan
of adjustment repaired by the party in
power, so long as it was debatable, ac-
quesce oheerfully when once it has be-
come irrevocable.
1t seems to me to be the part Of pa
triotism now to accept honestly and
without mental reservation those amend
ments as the final settlement and pacif-
cation of the civil war, and then to turn
resolutely away from the irritating and
painful memories of the past to the
pressing duties of the future, That fu-
ture, if we wisely improve it, may be
made to redeem, and more than redeem,
all the sutferings and all, the errors of
the past. 1t may warn US to guard jeal-
pusly the Invaluable habit Of local self
governments, while we yield to the IRE
sistible instincts of national unity. 1t
may teach US to alleviate oppressive tax
alton by economy and skill in fiscal
management, so that a tariff may no
longer strangle trade Universal am
uesty and equal rights may once again
demonstrate to the world that the peo-
pie at their homes may be trusted to
preserve the peace and maintain the
principles Of liberty without soldiers to
make them afraid. And, above all,
kindly and considerate policy toward
vanquished citizens may make us again
prosperous and happy people, cOrdi-
ally unitedin friendship based upon
mutual esteem and eemented by identi-
cal interests. ..........-
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Remarkabie Affection OF a Horse

Remarkable Affection OF Horse.
"A correspondent Of the New York
Post says
Many instances have been given by
Travellers of the affection shown by the
Arabian horses toward their mastersi and
so much, also, has been written to prove
their sagacity as to make one believe at
times that fliey must Do endued with an
instinct which approaches nearly, if not
quite, to the reasoning faculty of hu-
man being. Be this as it may, we very
much doubt if, among the feats narrated
Of the horses of the East, any can be
found that exceeds in devotion the fol-
loving incident which was told usa few
days since by. the soldier to whom it oc-
CURED. The narrator is a young Irish
nam, and ike msny others OF his nation,
joined, shortly after his arrival IN Amer
lea, Sheridan's brigade. twas in one
Of those forced marches, when they had
driven back the enemy and had been an
the saddle for several consecutive days
and nights, that this trooper ayailed
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The List Of the Mechanical Division


can challenge competition, and cannot be ex-
eelled for completeness in detail and comp
hensiyeness in conception. livery Mechanic
proud 10 compete in such a list, and should
send his best fabrics for exhibition.
The Directors of the Agricultural Soelety
are happy TO announce that they have hau .ne
hearty and jealous aid Of the Memphis Me-
chanics' Institute preparing this List, " no
will have charge Of that Division OF our Fan
and from whom. under their enlightened
manage ment and personal superyision, the
Mechanical Division cannot tailtO be the most
compile &c success ever attained at q FAR or
Exposi tion in the Southwest % Steam motive
power will be proyidedoto drive machlnsry,
and ample tosts win be made before awarding
premiums. un 900 .a tsl
The grounds are being set in complete order,
and every facility in the power of the prec-
tory will be provided for exhibiting articles at
the Fair. Ample qua rds will be provided for
the safety of articles and animals. and feed
for the latter will be fur nished at market rates
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-07
BOOK BIhDERY. M W
Franklin Book Binderv.
AND -
BLANK BOOK MANUFACToRT
No. 10 West Court Street. Memphis.
5. TOOF. Proprietor. a'

DLANK BOOKS, PAPER RULING. AND
ID binding Of every description, executed In
very superior manner, and warranted -
give entire satisfaction. -
nF Ny Blank Book paperembraces the drtt
mills in America; my stock consists Of the
finest in the entire market, and prices 10 COM
pete with any house in Memphis. Parties win
hnd II to their interest TO give me . call before
ordering elsewhere, list
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In Every nepartm eut the List yoi
Prem IpIns is complete. sc

The Agricultural Division has been care
fully and thoroughly revise d ana presents
such an attraction as shoul,t enlist an tne
spirit of emulation, which the Society designs
to promote, for the benefit of Agriculture
We invite competition from all our people.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-07

! BuRNETT's CoooAISE prevents loss, OF
hair-kills dandruf.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-07

A California melon weighs one hun
dred and twenty-five pounds. ,1
St. Louis has experienced spirited
coffin auction. I a aaaaJ.
The Nashville papers are Dragging
over their new clothes. Y g ia
The hanging of Pritchard, at Towson-
town, Nd, was not a success. Onlytw
hundred and fifty persons were present.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-07
Commencing October 10th, and con
tinuing'Six Days.

The Premiums offered amount to $40, 900
These PremiuIas are distributed fairly be
tween the Agricultural and Mechanical VI
visions. Every day there will be
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FOR SALE.
Lots For Sale in Ida City,
lflnr..r ON = ...L4i ilI
Long Island, New Y orlS.

IDA CITY is SITUATED ON LONG Is
il land, IS miles from New York city, the
Long Island railroad running centrally
through Ida City. Lots there are hereby Of
fered for sale on the following terms: Fifty
dollars each, on a credit of ten years, paya-
BILE in ten annual inetalments-say s. % per
year on each lot. The parties owning the
above property propose TO sell to the Southern
people one-half Of the lots, say 1000. on the
above terms, without interest. The East
River Bridge is now in process Of construc-
tion, connecting Manhattan Island, upon
which New York is situated, with Long Is
land. sa
This is good opportunity for any person of
this section of country TO invest small sums
in the purchase of these lots, Terms are
easy, and within the reach Of all. Property
on Long Island win rapidly increase in value
as soon as East River Bridge is completed.
Map Of the City Of Ida can be seen, and
full information given, upon apPlieation being
made 10 HY. FONTAINE,
Corresponding Secretary,
No. l9 Madison street.
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No Entry Fees in any Department

The Directors will us every precaution in
their power TO secure he. safety OF Articles
and animals, but canno be responsible for
any losses.
The beautiful track Of one mile is IN com
plete order and can not be excelied IN Amer
lea as a trOtting ground.
Trains will run every half hour from Mem
phis to the grounds. at 25c the round trip.
Omnibuses and hacks, in o.bt 'ndance. can be
also procured. All the raili Dads transport
passengers at half rates, or one fare both
ways. by having tickets stampt d at the gate.
Visitors are particularly reque sted 20 have
their tickets stamped at the ga e, otherwise
they forfeit their right TO return tee.
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FAIR.
1871.
MECHANICAL SOCIETY

WILL BE HELD AT THEIR FAIR
w Grounds, four miles east Of the city oil
Memphis, Tennessee,
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INSURANCE.
MASONIC MUTUAL
Life Assurance Association,
No. 334 Front Street,

Magnslia Block, cor. Union street, up stairs
SO s,S S9EsII5gIh1S rs Id1 3 noU a nshsEah =. BE- a
annually. No other expense exceptin case Of
the death Of = member, when you viii Be as
Sesssi O.. ll-l40-t
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ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18th,

The grand Trotting Premiums, open 10 the
world. will be awarded.
Fastest hor Sc. mare or geldins- slS9S by
Second fastest hors Q. mare or gelding..,. KY
Third fastest horse, mare or gelding-...... 10y
These are private Premiums, awarded by
several public spirited gentlemen OF the ci'y
of Memphis. VA a-it., s.,sa
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
TyHE PUBLIC LEDGER is PUBLISHED
Il every afternoon lexcept Sunday by
NFE. WHIT MO R e,



At Ne. Is Madison street.
The PUEBLO LEDGgR is served 70 city subscri, t;
bers by faithful carriers at flFrkEN OENlo
| PER WEEK, payable weekly TO the carriers.
By mail lin advanced: One year. W; SIX
months. "a; three months. sSi one months
Z ISs:s~sdealsrs s:1i" supplied at * esnts psroo
Weekly Public Ledger,
Published every Tuesday at % per shnum lin
advanced; clubs Of Eve or more. 81 80.
| COMMUNICATIONS upon subjects Of general
interest to the public are at all times accept-
able.
RATES OF ADVERTISING IN DAILY.
First insertion. % per sausres
Subsequent insertions.-.... 69 :. "a.
For one Week.-..........-............ ~ ~ .. -"
| For two oWeekB.......................d ~ a. 90
For For one o1,ss moDtS.............. wSfhs.. 50
RATES OF ADVERTISING IN WEEKLY.
First Q0 Per square
Subsequent insertions---',..'' I"
Eight lines, Of nonparsil, solid. constitute a
square.
Displayed adyortisements will be charged Egs,a
rates--there being twelve lines Of solid type 10
| the Inch. A
| Notices in local column inserted for twenty
| cents per line for each insertion. .ffeI
Special notices inserted for ten cents per line
for each insertion.
Notices of deaths and marriages. twenty
cents per line.
To regular advertisers we offer superior in;
ducements, beth as to rate OF charges anu
mafner Of displaying their favors.
All h;lla for advertisins are due when con-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-07

1LEGANT SLEEPING CARS WILL RUN
~ through to St. Louis and Louisville on
the u AS p. IN train. The 1 a. IN. and 10 2. m.
train does not run on Sunday. s T-f (
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A CARD.
L LETTERS AND INQuIRI

ALL LETTERS AND INQUIRIES IN
"A reference TO Ida City and the purchase and
sale of lots should be addressed to Hy.- Fon-
taine, Corresponding Secretary, No. 10 Madi-
son street, Memphis, Tenn. The title TO the
property i perfect in me, and the advertise
ment and maps published correctly represent
the value and attractions Of the place.
1881 a t1l JACOB THOMPSON.
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Proc. NTatheW u. NANNY.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.

Known throughout the world. as 2 man Of
the Annual Address on Mon day, 0eiober 10th.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-07
MAYOR HALL.

He Appears in Court TO Answer the
charges against Hfm-He - En-
Enthusiastically Chtered by the An.
dience, and Released on His own
ReeOgnizanee.
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RAILROADS.
Summed scheduIe june I2

Day Express, leaves 400 Am
New York Express. daily. 40 p. m
Brownsville Accommodation.......... 6:UO pm
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For a four-horse coach or omnibtis-.....,.-.Sl %
For twO-horse hack OF cfsrriage (publtcl 80
horse or ~
For children under twelve years Of age
and over ..-.--.--.. =
For children under six years Of age. -.a-t rec
For Premium list apply to or add ress The
Secretary, Office Of Chamber Of Com morce,
Memphis. Tennessee Q. Entries may be made
by letter 70 his address,
LEOS TRoUsDALE, Secretary. rS-iO
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,H. II II f trsa M
HOme-Made Shirt

Can b I, seen at this fashionable and popular
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A TROTTING PREMIUM

for tho be st trotting horses. excepting the
second day. TUESDAY, 17th), when there WIN
be PACING MATCH. Il'r urrt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-09
9t,tt1tt1ter 65S+

@Qnflin9 erl@etnt, peiien &ufsabe eS
1T, ben Iltsn su perbrdn9enL eebt bttier
inc @efdn9nib." ..
"Das 1T septb Elm 1&redltes @tlo>
tpel@es @te entperfen. &ber per &5>
mtg E"
u@r 1T Elm Diener Derientaen, mel&e.
tbn um9arnen. 2ub&pts Der Glnf3ebnte
befBt pas belize Blut 1etneS @rpbuater8,
bic un3abmbare 8e8ter6etnrt@ reS0ter<
ten, pbne bic Gbattraft jener Gdriten 3u
baber, bic i@ trob tbrer @erebrun9 BEG
,petbli@en @el9lte9tes erbtelten. Dte
Damen re9teren pur& ben poli3ei>@ >@int<
fter."
>,Mber ber &erfer =? @pQte e8 feline
Mittel eeben, pe6en Tbpre gu fpreneen,
in bic Treibett 3u 9elan9en> tpentt cine
frspelnbe 9ano oenS9ulplplen in 8anoe
ee1@laeen tat?"
,,@te baben feinen Be9rif BON jenen
&ertern> mein Treunp>' faote @afpn
ernit unp NIT etnen1 Nnfuge Don 3prn.
~Sn Elm @efdnenib 9eworfen su peroen.
betbt lebencts be9raben 81 1perpen. Ste
b1rten 9ewiB lbun pft eenug BON benz
i&redli@en @6lpi1e, mel@sa eis SafiQe
eenannt tpirp." ) ! =
(Gprt1ebun9 auf BET 2. Gette.l
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-09
&cbtpiubiucbt.
@ebrauGet bQ8 bette Sell
1t1ittel.
2uuAeu 8alfa,n3.
S.ter Sag brast neue Besptt bes erpben Dsrtbes N

$uu0en Balfant5.
oatsn naeetenben grtef en.s btrpurrasenbtn 8au
mannss in wfartns &tts, Mtdtean, lsfsn: ~
s,r,,, sdg3a Ma'ns S %ss9 gH.ss: 5;&5; s a 49,
Sbrtn Natn's sunsen Sallam ertalten Sd mS9'e nttt
un&ea wteber plue benelben su etn bn bat meu 4e
ben gtr:tts 3d. t$t mi SnS 'a sun g:ss
mt IN ttuem traurteen 8ufanee So serude ales. mas
mir anempfublen purbe uub empfaxb fur peIes @eb,
sss % 5 s ssS ms, st
s. bate as a @ st sessa Ss. str;as ;ss
M s ssats ass Snst % ' sss @ ss se % 1 s9srs M
e,n uebrrai&une ltte btss b'e erfe gla9e enen ST.
en unb beosr Bic brittle gla&e auf5ebrau6t mar partn
ruxR uene 8reunbeu unb Runben ben eueu Giee-
Sd serbletbe Str isbr ersstsntr
Nqens euneen galfam eattdlt ,en apiu, e. 1T xn9at-
3: >: @rtsi1' 4eas'a, ST. is2 gDta 9; strass Joet
Srssn S. g. 5arrts IT, g. Me;ne srren % unasfssS 10
enem abr ertdle i mtd unb muree luneenlsieenb Gin
s ss s ss' mel f@ 10 @ s 50
esten Dtnters puree Id ~ ua& bas t bas 8ett bitten
mubse. De &ranbeit talten 8iebern unb glat-
w.sta sssts tt9s Dassest fssts bafsaf Msae
unb bOfen tetns 8ei1srune: ba wuses MIR
Muen's 3uH8en Saliam
Dae Rsecpt wu.be MIR msetbetlt. mas mid ueranlabs
enen Vetud 3u raaen, unt i4 min faeen, ba6 men
6ufen sdn9 eurrt uurbe unb tab t jsSt tint @tanse b
me'nsu @el3afte" ME straenlt@ aa@suseb:n.
Sbr febr ersebener
Ie NIT 9uRsn rter trsent pelden 5als- p6er2unenben
bebaftete perienen ren unoeselt &Qens 2unsen BAL
'~ s. 81 sorrts s g.. auesntee eisenttduer.
gu baben BET alien Droeuiaen. Cincinnati, Obts.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-09
3ettunas 6efete Der Der+ Staaten,

Wenn Mbonnenten ibre ;3eitung nitt abbefel'
len, 70 pirb an9enpmmfn Bag ile pielebe fort3ube'
batter, tpinl9en.
!Aein Mbpnuement fann re9tse<ie abbefea1
werben, cbne baB ale &Iditanbe be3ablt fnb.
GDsnn Abpnnenten unterlahen, ibre 3ettun8er
sot, ber ppnoifce ab3ubplen, 1p inb ie eaf1r ser-
antpprtli9, bis lie ibre 9an3e &ebnnns .be3abl
unb bic 3eitune abbeteQt baben.
Wenn Wbonnenten tbren Wobnort anbern, pbn'
bic 3eitunss-S Office gu bena&ri@tieen 10 1T es ib'
@9abeu, toenn bies 3eitung na@ tbrent frlberer
@pbnort eei9idt tpiro.
Cine 8eieerung, tie 3ettun9 se1t otr pof'0t
ais abii9tlieter 8etrug aneeleben.
Der bret Nummern elmer :3eitung annimmt
mirb ala Mbonnent auseisben une bat fur bteielb'
au be3ablen.
3eftunsen Fnb in sem County, &pp fie sebru4
perben, pprtpfret.
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8. .. @tne'8
S5fte talbjdbrHbe
Or (9fnk :: Dfrloo (uAg.
100000

in tpertboouen @el&enten j.!
1 8aar 6 etpinn Don $4,000.
5 8aar .@ctpinue BON ie $1,000. r.
6 8aar @etpinne 1ot ie $500.
3wei Tamiltenwaeen nebf suiammenpai,
fencem pferbe9eipann unb flberbe<
: f9la9enem @el9trr I'M @ertbe
ppn je 81 800.
3wei Nferse nne snsates i'm aRertbe ouu ie
$500! Smei feine gtofewuub Hianos jeees i'm
9Sertbe oun $500!
Yetn Gamten NGbmatinen iebe 800 rertb S1i00 apl-
bene unb ltene bpppelebdu8e Nnrubren pertt t25
bic $500 ete @ptene gDeen unb ubrentetteu fpbe unb
boppetplattirte Sbrwaaren, S&muda&sn gbOtrerapbt-
Ilbums u. {. m.-
@efammt> 9lns all Der @e,pinne...... 1 g. .00o
3abl Der 2Ooie llmit,rt anf 50. 900
3tebun9 am Mpnta9, ;. q. Mdrs 1871
eooie $50; Siinfanss ans's 2oofe $40.
Maenten rperSen pertanst, um 2upfe su per.
faufen. benen Iibera'e %rdaien betpiuigt pers
Zen. - E&$-$ l'
Gin teutfder Glrt If ensaert pel@er Ietis9 ber Bsfpr
/ guae bes beutHen @ef9dft6 bblteet
Gtr'ulare nee cline ppQfdnbiee Elite Der grte tppte
tue 9eebuns ber 9ebunssmetbpee unb retttre Snfor>
tn gu auf Bic ger!ruane enttatea srseu an
e. 8. Cine. @or SO.
Office: Cincinnati, ..
101 Wef 5. Str, Cincinnati 8. E# @.}t fsb9
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(8ortiebuns auf BET 2. @stte.(
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-16
n-,-..., A,ro /. Edward james tCon-

Princess Anne Ed"afu o '''....'',,e1ts
'eT pnIass} j. A. Walker IConservatlve,,
Rappahanuock: e. a'''ef '0As0'
tivel. u-I r Brown, r. T.
MI mN William Loveustein. j. Il. Dooley'
~ 9. Gilman Conservatory.
richmond county DIR. W. w. douglass
Rockbrtdge W. r. Poaguc, W. Don'
aid (Conservativcsl. c,u,,r
Rockingham G. L. Denealc, Charles l.
O'Ferrell (Conservative-).
Roanoke: &. 3. Fitzgerald Qndepen'
RnsseI: John Carter (Conscrvative).
scott. W. p. Queen (Conservatlre).
Shenandoah ii. Fl. Riddleharger (Con'
servativc); James W. smoo1 lConSe''a'
Smyth: n. {. st. John (Conservativcl.
southampton George E. Bea'on (1oh'
scrvative). >ro,sorr.-
tive). 49, ,ro,sarv,tivc,.
Surry: c. =, Kamsdeli Radica'):,
Sussev 7 II. Van ukcn, (fadlcaD.
Tayorrou II. Bowen (ConscrvatiYel.,
uaSb;noton. A. {. Cummings lCon'
Ser,.ot;rcl: A. Fulkrrson lConsef'atlvc}.
''1 W ya, :. W. Thomas. (C'nservatlve)'
Westmorelaud: Frederick Gruhth (ooh-
scrvativc). .,,;,s rohor.
Norton, negro (RGdicall.
Wythc Joseph J. Graham (ConscrVa'
tive). ., y,a;o,,s
4 Independents 2not beard from.
Totals in both Houses: Conservatives,
1876: Radicals, -; independents, o; not
beard from, 9. Consclvali'e mnJoilty over
Radicals, 81.
There is scarcely Oh error In The above
list, we think.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-16

"What do we think of this fellow 2"
asks the oculst Of bis client. "Studv his
features, his look, and say frankly what YOU
think" " He looks well enough" answers
the other, lao0riug usually under some lit
tie emotion. "Wcll, Jean, reveal your
secret to this gentleman" Whereupon
Jean introduces = knitting.r eedIe under bis
eyelid, removes his eye. places it i'll the
hand of the astouishcd spectator Us uncou-
cernedly as though it were Il shirt stud.
How is 1t possible To resist such 4 de.
monstration? These gentlemen char.e
from forty 10 fifty francs for an eye. The
has an entirely different way of doing bust.
ness. He is generally man pretty well in
formed; simple, polite, little OF uu artist,
Il httle of q workman, and u little OF a
tyadeSman. lie scarcely employs eitherup.
prentice OF assistant, except when he re-
ceives good order from some naturalist
for animals eyes for his collection. All day
long, seated at u table at one end of his
work room, be works by the hight of a
spirit-lamp. Before him are arranged, in
either cakes or sticks. the materials used
by him in his profession. He takes little
enamel, melts it, and by the aid Of blow
pipe blows it until it becomes small ball
ut the end Of the instrument. This ball is
destined TO represent the white Of the eye.
Re next takes some more enamel, which is
colored this time, and lets dfop of il fall
upou the summit of the colh,eu.
Gently heating it at the flame, it spreads
out in round spot, and eventually be-
comes FIAT, and resembles The iris. a
d ,rker drop of enamel placed in the same
manner in tie centre OF the iris initiates
the pupil. The ball is now detached from
the hl0w-pipe, cut to an oval shape, and
smoothed At the edges, SO that on introduce
ing l. beneath the eyelid it may not wound
any OF the smaller nerves. These eyes cost
no more than from twenty to twenty-five
francs, which one can quite comprehend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-16
By Lyme ( Brother,
Auctloneer5 E I'd Zeal Estate Agents,
10. L. Main street.

EXECUTORS AND ADMlNISTRA-
~ rln'S SALE or VALUABLE FAeM,
Knows A. MEADOW co gTAGg. MILL
stIE, NTH 20 WATEE r0WEs. STOCK,
PROVEhbkR, FAk@ISG IMPLEMENTS &C.
THE LATE KESInENCE OF JOaH MOTLEY,
SEaE ca ELToN'S STORE, Ia KING AND
QUEEN COUNTY FOR SALE At AUCTION.
Ishali, rs execu.or and administrator. proceed to
sell ntpub!ic auction, oN the premises, on TT u
DAY, "s.n November. lS7l attic hour 0; Il O'Clock
Nj, that valuib bic farm iccatsdas above described
contaf1lrg EESEE HUNDRED AND eighty
SEVEN .aCRES, The greater portion OF which i,
cleared and OF which there arc about seventh Aye
acres rf rich creek low grounds.
The Improvements consist OF Il two. story framed
Douse. con!.ining fsc rooms barns, stable, quar-
ters. DC 81.
The mill tract comprises some EeYensv. fl We acres
OF heavy wooded land, and there is better stxnd
In the couaty. beng In good anu thick,y-settled
neigaaorhoGd ard prior TO the ar, before being
berlt, DID = most excelen. business, griusing
CO. n AID wheat and saving lup Der.
Inc stock. CONS Of Hgich are very hue, consist
or Horses. Mules, Cows, &C. The fsrmiaz mple-
menis nre such ~ are usually found on farm OK
thar cless.
TERMS viii be exceedingly liberal, and made
known ~ ,ee time or saI.. Il. 81. SMITH,
Executor and Administrator OF Ell Ames, Co.
oeaEed. EOS