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4. 4. HERUICK. a. VI. PrIncipa

Nil nELLIE STAPLE, Pr.cc,tges-.
Miss ALICE BURSiINI, Al int.
Mr., { lIERltGk. rcIchsr Of Muse. oil
Painting ini -a"n8.
VI II h-hl.l rhtr.e Of this school ten yssr..
Ni,, staple al Nj iIruhtm have been con.
nscteI With tic S,Ippl twp yrTH.
Nva.ly one hpE' " n he given To- e1chrecitation.
I.crturr, win b. ,ivcn tiiring The >p.l.g Fern
rhc government vii De- k.ni but Hrm Oar AIM
Is - make the 'h,ll likr hpmr
>tudtnt- are requested Z" dtt9I rhl,,h On me
Sabbath. AMI 10 retire AZ tea o'clt'k. H'orun -
hclu,irtlly ~itnatel aiming The hills at oNlprd.
80 ~ IT,. lium pD3tlml, aud can be- rearheI by
'.tr- IN one lay from BiHg"r. There are no hotels
% saloons - take away tp att.litlon OF students
from their stu lies.
80 EFFORT will be spared for those preparing fnr
College. for business. or ior teaching. scholars
viii bc s-stsl n gctiiIs situations, ia stores OF
.chp. i.
rurioN-H.ghcr English or Language, $50
CO.. siNty-lvc cents per week.
Common Ehgli~h, 300
o. hny-iiye cents per week.
Board. - 5Jto On per week an lights
extra. Good rooms can be obi lined Tor boardins
.cif from - 10 crnts per week.
Term Bins t" be settled the ninth week ~ the
tcrm 40 deduction Ter an NJ ease OF two weeks
y .su la case Of sickness Book furnished T.!
l,r Teacher 10 Portland prices.
Calendar for the Year 1871.
Spring Term began. ruc.Ity. march, I'll; sum.
mr. Term. Tuesday Ma! SJi'i; Fan FERN Tues
10y sept. Jta.
Stuic.ts ar. earnestly requested 10 be present
he ar, hgy OF the FERN, ~ lessons aye gwen omt
and rccitations rommcu ;C,l the sccOnl day. For
~ lm- az board apply to the secretary, aud not
ne PriucioJl \. u III MUS, Soy.
References Hon. y X SAWYER, EfsW IN; Hon.
IsJ.uH Lu.:, Rev. Nj. W"oihull Bt1Enr; Hon.
y Dinghy, Jr., Levi ton; Hon. j III RbJs. Au'
,U7n: R,v NJ. ~mlil. PhrtlIni: R.y. Air. Elliot,
Rtsriiurl: Hon >umLOr Buru'Em, Norway: Hon
VA wilson, iI,llOwcli. All have beca patrons,
sN1>pt one.
Hebron. Me, Feb. :, ISL
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Pure Norway Oats !!

XYTARRANTED the PURE SEED, furnished
w by CHAs. iHsBEE. of West Peru, will be-
for sale BY A SHURrLEFF " son,
South Paris,
and by EBEN SHACKLEY, of Norway.
South Paiis, Feb. :, ISL Am
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DANIEL "a. NOUNG. al NORWAY, in the Count
OF ONIUit ana State Of Maiuc, Pl'intih, -.
EDAIJ Ma y H0Biis, ~ Providence IA
fhe County ct shj state OF Rhode -
land, Defendant.
~ = iiea OF Ihr ea~e for that th.- sad Eefendai
1 on the day OF the purchase this Nlu, 1T al
Par.. berng inaedte.. ia The Plaintiff IN the SUI
al iortl two dollars AMI ten cent, HSc1!iiHS
the account annexed, ia consideration thereof
then and there promised the Plaintiff 10 pay hila
said sts! aR demand
Date uf Wr.t Jat uary 2ith, lSI0, and rsiurnabl
"a Tue-,la, ~ March. ls,J.
Al Cdmuum 500.
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STATE Or MAINE.

STATE Or MAINE.
OXFORD :. S:-Dt'. 81, $50.
B..o.u M . l,-,itlly appeared William Cha-e,
0ir nrti, - Idtv Con -.l'ItcS, Tor saii Counts
AZ iati Qua l" ti' tidtl VI tlt above Account,
b. han 81 l,r,l ali sih : III Il
WILLIAM X KlMBALI., Clerk of
C,Ut, 10. OX.pr C0uLty.
Having 4 st cNlItIti aal adliicd the ab"Tr
ar.slIt- 81 ~ IL IN ClI,', X asfcJy crrttn taat
we all ~ th..-.Jl "a; stiH ol iIar hnbdged shi
Sky In, lJIll "a ~ .ItT- i've Mt. - ~ -
WI \ KiIH\LL. Gr,E.
ENb ~ FJ,fG :, Jr., Go Any.
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DIED.

Ia Hehcon IAN SSth. Nellie VI. Atkins, sSch
H. wears month. daughter oC :. [. Atkins
A. East III, kiicli, Jan Sth, DSvil huccland,
a.,cd ~: I1a - Miss Esther hncraisi, h. cauSh
ter AGED ;, vc1r, jan. -, Fort VI, ellc>' SON
nf Leonard aad Arvil3 Austin, a=cd YEAR.
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Freedom Notice.

THIS cerfihes that have given to my son, Ebei
/ l.. Bancroft, his time for the remainder OF
his minority to act and trade loi himself | shall
therefore pay no debts nor claim any of his wages
after this date. 1919.
JACOB BAN(RDET
Witness-J. II. Lovejoy.
Albany, Jan. 2S, 1871.
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eau fI0N.

alrHFREAS. I have ~e,tSru 20 bclcve that
w Jane, Locke al DlyUt BiIck t-uiI-
lcaIy obtained iTuIs mc uu tue iUu.tb day Ii
Ap4l lSiV. ~ aOIV at iu.t ,i1,c Ia. ilc sun ul
seventy ave dollars thu, l. IL caution all ptt,"a-
astiu~t pur.iia ,m- the ,amc a. sad noe vi,
abtaiu,d a. Aforesaid and !, without rbn>i,itga
tien W. >. DOUGLASS.
I-ptsu Feb ~. ISL
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$37l -
COURT BILL.

COUNTY OF OXFORD. to \. ELLIS, DR..
ls.0
To so miles travel and days attendance at
January Adjourn Term, $40 20
To 50 miles travel aud days attendance at
February Adjourned Term 10 70
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Rarr Chance.

onn ADtN ctsl m tle, selling oar Prize
~ ENNE LDI'I>. t.Old, silver 3n /
=. AutcA, h. .egN ara CsIi.tln irpta c1ntN q
80 >-nd > Ct auJ Z an i'r >.iia. be o. agents.
I.Ji Asvats wAltci. .AIt.tss ! CL9 al Y
90 Hl>t1u. Mass
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STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, SIS - Supreme Judicial Court, De en-
ber Term, a. ID. $50
DoRCAs G. IovEIoY, libelant, vs. STEPHEN

DORCAS G. LOVFJoY, iibelant, vs. STEPHEN
q. LJNEJUi
And now it appearing to the Court that the sail
defendant is not an inhahitani Of this State, and
iIa, 10 agent or attorney therein that he has
40 notice of the pen lency of tlas lbrl-
1t j. q. dcrt- by the Court that tn sal ptaiuiii
notify the said defendant OF the pendtncy o, This
li.,ci, by causing ait>I, COO Thereof with iiiii
order OF Court thereon, To b. published three VEGAS
sti sively in the )xE,rd Demo rat, paper prinie
ia Paris in said County, the last Puj;i;iti1n 10 toe
tint, days al least before the next Term OF sai
Court to bc holden 1t Paris Aforesaid, o. the Scii
Tuesday OF March next, 10 thu eud that the sail
defendant may then AMI there sppeaf at ssii Curt
md shcw cause, il my h" has, why tee pager
Of said I beIant shouii not be :. auhl.
Attest: WI X. HI IB\LL, CLERK
true cop OF lite AMI order of COu.t, thereon.
Atte,t: WM X ktMbtLt., CLERK
John T.. Ssascy, Attorney fer LibeIant
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$1,000 Reward will be paid by the pro-
pri,tot oi DR.. ricycc'> All. Ext al Golden
Medical Discovery cor y mcdicioc tia,
will equal j, IN culing all Inc diseases Gor
which ii j. recommended In the cure OF
severe and lingering Coughs, BRONCHITIS
aud diseases ct the lungs aRd e. = tIoed
purifier and strengthening inedicinc il
cannot lie too highly recommended. IL
acts promptly upon The liver. removing
torpor or Bi!ioU>RcS..' Sold bv drug.
gjsiS.
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BORN.
MARRIED..

Il, sherman. Jan l., L. The wife "t orpheus
Rccuri Tor n,-lv oi East Enykacld, daughter
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In IIavcrAiil Mas F,h. lst ~ Rev. J. NJ. IL
NSw, M Richard smith. Of Bayvrhill Mass
aal Mrs Betsey Elireds', OF Boston, Mass.
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In the Treatment of Diseases incident 20 Females
has placed DIR. DOW at che healof all ply siciars
maklng nchpracticea specially and rnables hiia
To guarantee specify antt permanent rure inthe
worst cases of Suppression ana all other Meastra
ai DeraRgemsRfS from sckateeer caase. All letters
Tor advice mlst coht1in 81. Oioe M. ENiI
CorT STREET, BosroS
By-Baari flraishsd 10 those desiring tone
main under treatment.
Boston, July, lS10. ly
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%.
Hebron Academy.

fF,uE SPRING AND SUMNER TERMS, tthc
1 StNtv--iNth Spr!ng rrrnl. lf this ~ tltpi"n
Nh common" on Tuesday, March :, 1874.
~ cont ,Huc IlryVn Week.
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Having first examine, and audited the above
account, of Hiram A. Ellis we hereby certify that
we allow thereon the sum of Five Hundred and
one dollars and seventy. live cents, (s51l I5).
WM n. kIMBAi.L. Clerk.
ENOIH FOSTER, JR Co. Att'y.
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Cut this notice ont aud bring il with
YOU Ne are authorized To- refund the
cash to ANY person ar persons VIII" shalt
buy mi IL, Pt~S7s<' Pr-Ettcc PTS AMI
Ia I oi r.hci and Slti,itc tipn.
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A gentleman in Lenox says: My
feet tel a. though thousands ot needles
wee t-ejug stuck into them. but a. >.,on
rs | commenced using Rcnur'S Magic
Oh, the chilnl sinS beg,n 10 disappear,
and soon got well. Il j. good Ter chill
blainS.
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STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, S. :-DcccmbeF 81, 1870.
Before mc personally appeared Hiram A. Ellie
one of the nInty Commissioners for SAID county
and made oath to the truth of the above account
by him subscribed
WA. h. kIMBALL, Clerk OF
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GEORGE c. GOODWIN 3 Co., Boston. Agents
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Oxford County Dry Goods Establishment,
To FIGURES MUCH usual Low PRICES and for short time
will u
Closing Off and Closing Out Sale !

Owing pon abene the lack ng and the than usual
Holiday trade fl our so;t has amatel to the
dollars beyond the o. the and
during the coming few weeks
he proposes that
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-13
NEW DEPARTURE.

We have second departure. Really,
departures are becoming the rage, When
one starts on project that fails, he is
very apt to try something else. This
NAV be called departure. Why, the
daily routine of life is full of departures.
Life is hardly anything else than scene
of departures. People who succeed in
the world are continually shifting their
ground. That which is ascertained to
be impracticable must give way TO that
which is practicable. This applies to the
ordinary affairs of life. But it is only
today we learn that the ChurchIis agl
tated upon the subject of departures.
DR.. Tying, of st. Paurs Episcopal
Church in New York, is out for new de-
parture in that church. In his sermon
on Sunday he said: =" We have come
here to open new Protestant Episcopal
Church in all its simplicity, and wish
to call your attention to the fact that 1t
is to protest against any usage that dis
plays a spirit by the service which puts
a priest in the place of the Word OF
God. Let it be distinctly understood
that this church is to be a free and indie
pendent standard, ON basis of the
broadcast sympathy with oil those
churches in its vicinity that hold to a
common faith, and thus, while still
clinging to our particular forms which
have come down to us from our fathers,
we can yet extend the hand of welcome
to all who worship in the name of our
Savior" The catholicity of these senti-
ments will hardly fail to render DR..
Tyngs movement popular one, and as
a religious departure a success.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-13

The cornerstone Of the new State
Capitol at Albany, ~ T., is 10 be laid
with Masonic ceremonies on st. johns
Day, June 24th.
The young ladies Of New Haven are
said at present 10 be nearly all learning
10 play the violin, that being the fashion
able pastime there
A young man having received numef-
Gus notes in Savannah signed Edith, ="
written by some male joker, threatens 20
burn the town down and Ku- Kl8x every
body il he don't find out who has been
trifing with his heart
Corinne, Utah Territory, is not pleas
ant 10 the eye on first glance from DE
railroad II looks like a scattering pile
Of good-sized dry goods boxes. Slight,
wooden buildings are the chief cOmpOD-
ent parts Of the city, and IL fate. in The
event Of conhagration during q high
wind is not difficult 20 predict.
The Emperor Of Brazil il going 70
make the tour Of the United States
His Majesty is one OF the mOst en-
lightened monarchs Of the age, and
since his accession 70 the throne ia
1871, Brazil has steadily advanced IN
all the departments Of art, science and
industry He is an illustration Of What
new life may be infused into royal line
by transplantation His feeble progeni-
tor, John vi Of Portugal, frightened
from his throne by Napoleon l., fed 70
Brazil and established there an empire,
the principal success aud progress Of
which are mainly due TO The merits Of
Pedro ii. He is related by marriage 10
the French Bourbons, and Is a brother
in-law Of the Prince de Joinville The
people Of the United States viii cordi-
ally Welcome a monarch whose reign has
been so little dlshgpred By the cruelties
Of war and 50 eminently marked BY all
that could contribute 10 the welfare and
prosperity Of bis subjects.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-13
rARRow GAUGE RAILwAYs.

The st. Louis Republican, discussing
the subject of narrow gauge railways,
says. when it is stated that on our
trunk railways there are run twenty to
fifty trains day, and on tributary roads
only five to ten trains day, we have the
real margin on which the propriety Of
the narrow gauge railway is based. The
tributary road, with an average Of four
trains day, viii cost nearly as much
for construction as the trunk road with
ten times as many; the grading and the
masonry viii be the same, and the only
difference will be in the rails, which may
be lighther for the road doing the less
traffic. The trunkroad is in constantuse
while the feeder road is really in use
only one-fourth of the time and idle the
remaining three-fourths, but paying in
terest on its cost all the time. While
therefore, the trunk road can afford y
cost large amount Of money, 1t Is i'm
portant that the other should cost al
little as possible; or that its cost shopl'
be proportionate to its traffic. 1t is il
this fact that the justification of the
narrow gauge road is found. 1t no
only costs less than the vide gauge road
but it is operated at less expense, and
at the same time may do all the bust
ness tits required to do as efectuallJ
and as well as the more costly wide
gauge road.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-13
Authors ProGts in England.

The London correspondent Of the
Newark Advertiser says: 1A4AA
am glad to tell you that Algernon
Swinburne is much better. The para
graphs in the papers about him we're for
the most part gross exaggeratioDs. He
has been overworking himself. That is
all 1t is a common complaint in very
acute form, for he is a man with highly
strong nervous Temperament, and he is
eyerlastingly at his desk, working, as one
Of his friends says, at white heat II
he does not kill himself he will be the
poet of the future. His recent volumes
Of poems are many Of them exquisite,
and the book as book. has been a great
success, for Swinburne has got the ears
of the girls, aud it is the girls and not
the critics who now decide the fate Of a
book. Three books out Of every four
that are published now only just pay the
printer, and only about one in thousand
ever reaches a second edition, TF
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NEW YORK.
-BiIIfards-Letter from the
Pope-AecIimatfo Society,"


Pope-AeeIimatfOn Society.
NEW York, June 1871 Yesterday af-
ternoon the distillery Of the Brooklyn
Oil Works, on Newton creek, were to-
tally destroyed by FIRE Loss $4,000.
A grand billiard match has been ar
ranged to be played at the Fourteenth
street Hippotbeatron Monday next be-
tween Cyrille Dion and Melvin Foster,
of Norwich, for the championship and
diamond cue valued at $1,000.
The Herald this morning publishes
an important evangelical letter from
the Pope, in which the Holy Father de-
nounces the Italian safeguards, and de-
clares he can never accept Cancellation
at the price Of the violation of his oath.
The epistle is addressed to all
patriarchs, primates, archbishops, bish.
ops and other local ordinaries, in favor
and communion with the Holy See.
The Legislature at its last session
granted charter to the American Ac
climation Society, having for its object
the Introduction and acclimation Of
foreign birds, animals, vegetables, etc.
having in many cases special regard to
the value as relates to rayages Of insects
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Northern soeiety.

Mrs. Victoria Woodruff blood gives
an appalling pen-picture, but We can
hardly accept her as a candid witness.
She writes: The whole social state is
honeycombed with social irregularities
and outrages; everybody knows the fact,
and yet everybody pretends to conceal
il; everybody knows that everybody else
knows it, and yet everybody pretends 10
conceal the fact that anybody knows II.
Hypocrisy is settling like a mildeW on
every individual character. Mhen the
veil Is pulled off when the nightmare is
dispelled, when men and women are
justified to themselves and dare state
their convictions, and live their own
lives in freedom, men and women who
are now orouching in abject fear before
false public opinion, which they are
themselves helping 70 create and inten-
sify, will join in one universal hallelulah
TO their deliEerers. There is skeleton
in every house an incubus on every
free BREATH 0 reign Of terror in every
household"
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
Specials 20 she Ledger.
AMERICAN rRKss ASSOCIATION. VIA 9. p. A.
TKLKaRAPH COMPANY. ttl
European N e:w s.
FRANCE. rOlrAl

@~<&A'O.&s va -
VERSAILLES, June l3.-The net wal
debt is estimated, St $4,000, 900. M
Poucer, Minister of Finance, has pro
posed. the imposition of tax-on oil
raw and manufactured material I'M
ported into the country. em
Fears are entertained Of an outbreak
in the Lavalette district, and the troops
stationed in that section Of the city have
been reinforced and ordered to check at
once any signal of disturbance which
may arise.
Alexander Dumas, the well-known
author, has entered the field as a candi-
date for office at the forthcoming cleo
ton in Paris His popularity will secure
him the support of large party y
1t is stated on reliable authority that
an enterprising American company has
made proposal TO the Government for
rebuilding the public buildings in Paris
which have suffered BY Gre Or Otherwise.
The company promises to rebuild the
whole public edifce within a period Of
FIVE years, accepting payment of the
Government in rentes at the rate of
6fty-three francs fifty confines for the
price of the work. WY
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WASHINGTON.
rer.nsrn Sa .;ss Com. ss.s~lrrrflror \

lgtftfNf WY AtenAssA Az -
WASHINGTON, June l3.-The Southern
Commissioners have appointed persons
to take testimonyin the South in such
cases as cannot be brought to Washing
ton for hearing. The Commissioners
have also decided that their jurisdiction
does not extend to claims for rent and
occupation Of buildings.
Mrs. Professor Henry, who was.so Sc
riously injured on Saturday night is in
fair way of recovery. Her right arm
and collar bone were fractured. ~
Fred Douglass viii probably be sue
ceeded by his son as member of the Ex-
ecutive Council of this district, The
appointment win be- made by the. Presi-
dentin a fewdaysl
The United States steamer TallapOOsa
left yesterday for Passport, Maine. SEN
ator Morrin went as passenger, for the
benefit of his health.
First Assistant Postmaster General,
Smith, is recovering from his recent i'll
ness ok
The Republican administration organ
this morning denies the report Of the
resignation of Governor Cook, but the
Chronicle announces his positive resig-
nation, and adds that Governor Cook
recommends Mr.. Alexander R. Shepard
as bis successor, gINOkt
Ex-Congressman Bowen was to-day
sentenced to two years in the peniten-
tiary, and to pay fine of $1,000. He is
now in jail, .bt ls.ll iars
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WELL DONE.

The New York Herald is great jour
nal, but it is not infallible. 1t makes
mistakes as well as the lesser lights OF
journalism. The World has this capital
allusion to one of them Of a recent date.
We are, says the malicious World, quite
shocked to find so grave and scholastic
a journal as the Herald assuring US that
it was "the famous Bishop Berkeley
who said that the battle of Waterloo put
"back the clock of progress half CEN
fury" It was not half century which
is only fifty years, but sixty-two years
that this o'clock was put back" since
Bishop Berkeley died in 1853 and Water
loo was fought in 1915. Bishop Berke-
ley is not commonly thought to have
survived his burial, Notwithstanding
the immaterialism of his philosophy,
The person who really made the admira-
BILE remark so happily cited by the Her
aid was Bishop Laud, who let it fall in a
conversation with William the Con-
queror, at Berkeley Castle, shortly after
the determination of Napoleon Bona
parte to marry the daughter of Pope
Plus VII, in the futile hope, as it
proved, of reconciling the Empetor
Nicholas, of Russia, with the Reformed
Dutch Church, of Houston, in Texas.
Berkely Castle, we may add, shortly at
terward passed by the female line into
the possession of Cardinal Woolsey, who
established there famous school fol
educating neglected grandmothers t.
suck eggs. General Grant was for some
time tutor in this academy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-13
RArHER TOUGH.

The following section Of the law Of
this State has been decided by our Su-
preme Court to be constitutional;
Be it further enacted, That, if any per
son or persons so proving, travelling,
riding or walking through the towns OF
country of this State, masked or N dis
guise. shall or may assault another with
a deadly weapon, he or they shall be
deemed guilty Of al assault with intent
10 commit murder in the first degree
and on conviction thereof shall suffer
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death by hanging: provided, the jury
irving the cause may substitute impris-
onment in the penitentiary for period
of not less than ten years nor more than
twenty-one years.
II leaves the masked marauder no
hole to escape through. We think, how
ever, that that sort of people are very
few, and several hundred miles between.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-13

The long expected census returns
from Texas have been received at the
census bureau, and there remains but a
single county in Mississippi and single
township in Arkansas to be heard from
to complete the returns from the entire
United States and territories. J4l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-13

THE published statement that SILL
100000 have been bequeathed to the
United States by rich Englishman who
died recently is believed to be untrue.
Secretary Boutwell, has received no such
information.
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DIED.

10 this city. this morning n two o'clock,
Mrs.. busan A. Ing. beloved wife u Jno. Ing.
Her fansral will take place t0-morrsu
Wednesday, The llth instant. At ton O'Clock
an. from The residence Of her father. Daniel
HighioEsr. corner Of Second and commercs
streets. Services ~ Rev. Dr.. Slater. Carl.
ages AZ Holt,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-13

TIE Baltimore Gazette IS authority
for the statement that Chief Justice
Chase cordially approves the platform
recently adopted by the Democrats Of
Ohio, Pennsylvania and South Carolina,
except the financial resolution of the
Ohians, He promises to vote for Gov
ernor McCook, if in Ohio when the fall
election takes place.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-13

THE North and West will construct
the next Democratic platform and de-
signate the next Democratic candidate
for the Presidency. As the battle is to
be fought in these sections, it is proper
they shoald go into action under com
manders chosen'by themselves .
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-13

GRANT, in his proclamation, declared
South Carolina in condition of armed
instruction. Governor Scott says there
is no armed resurrection in the State
And yet the proclamation is not witha
drawn. Is it necessary to the honor Of
a government that falsehood once pro
claimed shall be supported, though
known to be falsehood9 -