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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-07-14
a RALEIGH SPRINGS.
RALEIGH SPRINGS WATER.

rTNHE WATERS FROM THE RALEIGH
l. Springs will be supplied TO ALI who may
desire them at No. 1G Washington street, ice
house, from and after June 30. 1871. The
waters from these celebrated springs are
known by hundreds Of the people Of Memphis
to be an almost certain cure for all disorders
Of the stomach, bowels, liver. and kidneys.
sired can be left With the proprietor of the
ice house, or sent to Raleigh 70 ]. II. Cole,
who will personally superintend the putting
up Of the waters as per order. full supply
l05-130 j. II. C0LE, Proprietor.
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Historical Eetrtbutions.

Jecker the banker, who was one OF
the hostages murdered by the Commune
savages during the assault on Paris, was
the man whose Mexican claims Napo-
leon made one of his excuses for inva-
ding Mexico. Retribntion for that great
crime has singularly overtaken its au-
thors and main instruments. Spain en-
gagged in it, with General Prim as her
leader. Spain has since been revolu-
tionized and General Prim assassinated.
The sad fate Of Macmillan and Carlotta
the world is familiar with. Austria up
held II, and Austria has been terribly
punished. One of its excuses was the
revival Of the power of the Jesuits, and
the frmer establishment Of the CathO-
lie religion on this continent. The Pope
favored Il; and his power began to wane
then, and is now in ruins Napoleon
may date the beginning Of his fall from
that ill-starred expedition. Every
French General engaged in Mexico, yet
living, has since been beaten on the bat
tlefeld, and disgraced in the opinion Of
his own countrymen. And now Jeeker
has died BY the hand of violence. The
British statesmen that excused IL are
either dead or out Of power. The retri-
buttons Of history are stranger, often
times, than sO-called poetic justice.
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PHYsIofAE.

ID II. j. NJ. X o & Il II =.
Residence, 2fs Alabama 81.
A LMOsTWRRAR ST. MARY's CHURCH.
n Poplar street. may Be c0nsultcd af biz
residence. Morning. from % rs noon. d.
20 !. and from % 9 in the evening.
sO-lO5l once 135 Union street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-07-14
MEMPHIS TENN. FRIDAY EVENING" july a., 1871 '' .1

Presbyterian deacon, who had the coveted
books in charge. I introduced him to
the deacon, telling him the circ1m-
stances He praised the boyyery highly,
was delighted to see a young man so
early seeking after the truth, etc, and
presented him with the best bound Bible
in the collection. Bubby put ii in his
pocket and was starting off, when the
deacon said; Now, my son, that you
possess what you so much desired, / sup
pose you feel perfectly happy?' wall,
] do, old boss, for between you and |, /
know where / can trade it for plaguey
nond lihdlanl II .Il.M +. EnLIlM N
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.u" Grace Greenwood" writing for the
New York Times about the examination
Of candidates for clerkships at the Inter
nal Revenue Department, says: " have
heard some amusing little anecdotes OF
the male clerks. One young gentleman
being asked, what is the plural of it2'
replied its. Another to the question,
where do the Northern lakes empty
themselves? answered, into the Gulf Of
Mexico Yet another, to the question
in what direction is the North Pole from
London answered, Northwest. Two
college graduates failed to pass just be-
fore the successful examination Of the
Indies. 2 ..lM l.llln-E rAlI-L ~ !
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FOUNDRY.
NEW ARRANeEMEST.
NICHOLSON 8 McCONNELL

Successors to w. A. Robinson 4 Col
NICHOLSON q MCCONNELL, HAVING
IN leased the above named Foundry fol. n
torn of years, offer their services TO the pub
lie, soliciting orders for ALL KIND 5 Of
WORK IN THEIR LINE. promising disl iateh
and prOmptness for all work intrusted to hem.
Special attention given to repairing machi merry
and steamboat work. 49, w :
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BOOK BINDERY.

DLANK BOOKS, PAPER RULING. AND
ID binding Of every description. executed IN
a very superior manner, and warranted o.
give entire satisfaction.
nF Ny Blank Book paperembraces the frst
mills In America. my stock consists Of the
finest in the entire market. and prices 10 com
pete with any house in Memphis. Parties viii
ind i 70 their interest 70 give me q call before
ordering elaevhere. llSf
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A Supposed Dead Lady Returns 10
.geF Lffe.aW

EAOm NhO ~hiN"eVeooAhaA'J
of last week, Mrs. Nellie
81, wife Of g. L. Reynolds, Of Ozaukee,
Wis, closed her eyes on sublunary
things, having previously requested that
her corpse be forwarded to her parents
burying ground, Rochester, N. " So
they placed her in metallic coffin and
expressed her eastward. Before reach
ing Rochester, however, the lady revived
from her trance, and concluded she did
not want to be buried just yet. So she
raised such a racket in her coffin that
the express messenger was obliged to let
her out. She passed through Chicago,
on her way home, last Saturday. She
refused to telegraph to her husband to be
at the depot to meet her, saying she
" wished to surprise him" We rather
think she will. h iAt "'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-07-14

BuRsEfrss CoooAisE prevents loss Q
hair--kills dandruf. rss ~ tnwxrr
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cRocERIItS.
r. II. GLISSOlS g CO.,
No. I4s Main STR eet,

TIAVR JUST RECEIVED And OFFER
Ill for sale full assortment Of staple and
fancy groceries, etc. Z; Geo. II. Day is a Co. 3
star hams and breakfast bacon, Is ans Bro 3
bee hive hams, best brands Of fal siiy Sour,
choice table butter, sugar. coffee, tei y spices,
ssd MaasrS ST vines: HoI cd Bourbon RS sn Robin
son county whiskies-all Of which W. sell az
lowest prices. All goods sold are De lgerea
free Of charge and under guarantee. Please
call, price our goods, and be convinced IN tne
facI. % "
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-04-26

CsUPREsJE COURT % she Hawaiian Isi.nd..
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thsrrcf - -ircu ~ ratat - hisoier Hswtuty
GkHrTfs nsvsrarss a. tarcs suerssc wcsks r-vTEs
sid hearing.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-04-26

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-04-26
Administrator Notice !

In the matter Of he Estate Of Alexander Waite. De-
ceased.
THE Undersigned, having been duir an-
Il pointed Administrators Of the above Estate.
with the WI annexed All rerions having claims
against said Esiaio arr hereby notidcd 60 present.
their claims. duly authcnticaied g. she Uniersiz.s
within uouths from the dafe e t@e pui.is1tisa
81 this Notice otherwise. they viii hc forever barred
Al persons in possession of property belonging 10
said Estate notified % account far fbe ssns fl
cut delay LUCY WHITE.
w. q. SMITH.
Asainisiraturr.
Moloaa. Kauai. Mar. -. ISL la-st
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lznis were not placed 50 far cut ot the
way after al 70 scoomoizSe the trade q
this ooeSn
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dated Honciuin. Arril Ssh. ISL r<1t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-04-26

SsuPREME COURT or THE HAWAIIAN
- rsiands-Iu rrcate IN hc natter q ne Fstafs q
". n. LAnn. q Hun1ialu. fuccslei
Rtiitioa Oricr q sale Eea Niata u-frs ih1 In
a :. ukrsveii Ct1ntrfs-
On reafia< nui aiaE qetitieu r.rA Carter A.
rristrafcr ~ TN fsfatr e I'm Nrfa tftI 70 u-
lulu. dceased shu9rr that g = ncssafs ~. re
usinng Real Eststa q sail lecrssI trsr g. rsr ts
housc ard Lot q sid drcas4 Nussnr Ase.e1. 1es
h. described On aid Peiiti0i
II = ordered thar Monday ire sth iav q Mar A. D
ISL. az l1ock A. n. osfre lA sid Jessie Caat~rs
IN the Ccurt uCuse "a uouciuln. - harrlr
sproiute a. thc tine aud ri.cc fr rc,ras si Frri
that Al perus interested nav thea 1nd arue1T
show any they have wty Tn sd lfirr u 81
should sot D. <eafcd. Ais that TITS cref D. eltstr IN
the Eu<iish rnEunc IN the utHarray uaurI.rcr
FnhAsi IN cuulus, O. hree sucessire scca rsess -
slii hosginz.
Dated At Hcaoiniu. APRIL Is. ISL.
Attest ALFRED s HAnrwslI.
L AcCrtLr, Clerk Justicz q tie sulrs-1e ccart-
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-04-26
LEGAL NOTICES.


EUPREHIc COURT - So fIsrFalfar rssa,s=ss-
- Ia rlcitfn fa'ifi u iiatn itasaItn faI1rIit
the matter a he fsisie 70 atNf RI knnkflIE = -
IN 4aha. drcrracd 0ficr srfeeieF tae e. rss-sf,
iAcunrrs. rarrrrtlrf 60 b. th- rst Wa tui fsfarr
II Nanaei Roifisucl icctssri hstinr So -la -
April A niSfi hee Presented - sif Pghsta csrl SD
petition ST. the rr1eta thereor ae ~ tte iscs
tss rcsuenttry Aatcnio AslrEesa having trsn
~ I'm.
it l. hsrpty orisrci ihai FRIDAY ,hs Ia isr X u.y
ISL at toaaclek. - al ~ A. ~ tnft E.-a
q Ssil Crurt lonclufu. oahu. b and
ratcn vtcn Ard uhere srs frf iafsrestei artssf
tnd cuatest tc ai WI acd ~ lansils 81 illtlrss1.
mentary
Il = farth.r crsr hat uctre ihsl - rv-n ~ rut-
cafc1 ~ tfrre sccrrrs ress fa fse HttftV nlrrr~s
a newspaper printed AL ruhlisaci D. Uoaolaia.
A4f1En y ntErUETL
As,.... 1 Mscssas. sl.sa.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-04-26
Land FOR sale
IN Kona. HAWAII.
American Mess Beef,
1890 -
California Lime,

A MERICAH Hess Pork-Tn bod. aad 90
a Ezls b II B0ILEs = CO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-21
MEMPHIS.
Shooting ARRAYS.

MEMPHIS, September pa shooting
affray occurred at Shawnee Village,
Arkansas, about forty miles above here,
yesterday afternoon, between D. Nc
Govck and Mr.. Thadlord, two planters,
in when the former was shot in the
mouth, the bullet coming out of the
back Of his head while the later was
shot in the breast. Both will probably
die. The difficulty was a controversy
about a hog belonging to McGovl2k,
which Thadford had killed as his own.
A terrible fight with guns and pistols
took place one mile west OF Ripley, on
Monday morning, between Geo. Bowen
and Geo. Nixon, white, on one side,
and some negroes from Clifford on the
other side. Nixon received shot IN
the left side, and another behind the
left ear. The other parties received
several wounds. None Of the injuries
will prove fatal. The parties were all
arrested
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-21
TEMPEST OF STONES.
Remarkable DOings in Frank in
County, ohio.


The people in the vicinity Of liar
rodsburg, Franklin county, Ohio. are
enjoying decided sensation Of the SUI
pernatural order. On the evening OF
the 9th Mrs. Mundle, as the story
goes, heard, as she supposed, some meh
talking near her house, and, her hus-
band being absent, went out TO the yard
In a few moments block of wood was
thrown into the house, and supposing
some rowdies were trying to irighten
her. she armed herself with shot gun,
but saw no person to shoot at. Qute a
number Of stones were thrown into aud
around the house during the remainder
of the evening, and on the reXt day the
same thing occurred. The neighbOrs
collected and witnessed the strange do
incs, but were unable to ascertain the
cause. On the third day the stone
throwing was renewed with double fury,
the bombardment continuing all day
ANU ldI luAO AlN bh'f o'''" - 'h' Stt''
that two hundred stones tell in Que
hour. On the fourth day the stone
shower was renewed and continued un-
I'll noon. 1t was noticed that the stones
nearly all fell near bound girl, sixteen
wears of age and small Of stature. She
was removed 10 different buildings, but
the stones continued TO fall near her.
Upon being taken away from the house,
or place, the stones at once ceased TO
fall. but when brought back recon-
menced falling Immediately, continuing
at intervals up to the latest accounts.
Some of the stones were wet and nearly
all cold, and some were dry and so hot
that they could scarcely be handled.
Nearly all alighted without force enough
to hurt any person, though no one was
hit save the gIrl. The correspondent
who furnished the above particulars TO
the State Journal, at Columbus, says
mot the slightest clue has been obtained
as to the cause OF all this. That It all
happened there is not the slightest
shadow of doubt, for it has been wit
messed by men whose word | do not
feel even disposed to doubt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-21
CINCINNATI.
Prcsident-Meeting of Steamboat
men.

Prcsident-Meeting Of Steamboat
men.
CINCINNATI, September 2O.-Presi-
dent Grant left this city this morning to
visit Clermont comfy.
The steamboatmen held a large meet
ing this morning to take action in re-
gard to the amendments to the new
steamboat law.
Yellow Fever ut New Orleans
Another Trunk Mystery.
Private advices from New Orleans
state that yellow fever has broken out
there, and is on the increase. So far
nearly every case has proved,tatal.
A trunk shipped from here Saturday
destined for New York, was stopped at
Columbus, Ohio, on account OF smell
as OF dead body coming from it. The
passengers were questioned, but no one
claimed the ownership. Upon consuIta-
ton it was decided to let it 90 through
to it's destination, notifying the New
York police of its coming, which was
done. The officers at Columbus are OF
the opinion that the trunk contains a
victim OF another abortion.
The River.
The river is rising. There is five feet
in the channel and a twenty inch rise
is reported as coming down. The mail
boats have got Off the bar upon which
they were aground below here.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

Gold closed in New York yesterday
at ll4s.
Tie races at Fleetwood Park, New
York, which were announced to take
place Yesterday, have been postponed
on account OF the heaviness OF the
track.
Horace Greeley lectured at Chicago
last night on "Selcmade Men He
had large audience at Farwell Hall,
where he spoke.
The gross earnings OF the Illinois
Central railroal for six months ending
April 30th, 1871, were s3,G26,O ,Ol2.l3,
seven per cent Of which, S2ll $500
goes into the State Treasury.
At a game OF base ball in Chicago,
Yesterday afternoon, between the Forest
Cities of Rockford snd the Athletics OF
Philadelphia, the result was victory
for the Forest Citys, by score OF 80
| to ii.
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WEATHER REPORT.
Synopsis for the Past Twenty-FOuI
Hours.


WASHINGTON, September 20, M
The low barometer Of Tuesday after
noon in the South Atlantic States still
continues but has fallen somewhat, and
that which was in New England has
probably moved eastward beyond our
stations. The pressure has very gener-
ally risen from Virginia to Missouri
and uorthward. The high barometer
in Minnesota has moved southeastward
into Wisconsin and Michigan. The
pressure has probably began to fall in
Minnesota and the temperature has
fallen very generally east OF Michigan
and the Mississippi, and especially in
the Middle and Eastern States. Threat
ening weather with light rains is still
reported from the South Atlantic, Flor
ida and New England. Partially cloudy
and clearing weather exist IN New
York and Pennsylvania. Fresh north
elly winds continue from the Middle
and East Atlantic westward TO Lake
Michigan and Tennessee, and light
southeast winds have occurred in Iowa
and Minnesota.
Probabihtles.-The barometer will
probably continue 10 rise on Thursday
on the Atlantic coast with cloudy
weather from Virginia to Florida.
Partially cloudy or clear weather in
the Middle and Eastern States and on
the lakes. North and northeasterlv
winds from Chesapeake Bay to Georgia
and from Lake Erie TO Lake Superior
and northerly winds with clear weather
from Kentucky to Alabama and Texas.
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JERSEY CITY.
PIaulug Will Burned.

JERSEY CITY, September 2O.-About
halt-past eleven o clock last night, fire
broke out in the planning mill Of Derby,
Snow IL Prentice, in Green street The
building was of wood and soon destroy
ed. An immense lumber yard adjoining
was saved through the exertions of the
firemen. The loss will reach $4,000
Fully insured. 1t is supposed the fire
was the work Of an incendiary.
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piled, ill-ventilated dwellings inviting
its presence. The Turkish authorities
have instituted thorough course OF
disinfection throughout the lower por'
tons OF the city.
Paris Forts Surrendered.
PARIS, September 20.-The Paris forts
were formally surrendered by the Ger
mans this forenoon and are now occu-
pied by the French. 1t is expected that
the promised evacuation OF the tort OF
occupied departments, near Paris Will
follow.
Anniversary Of the Entrance OF the
Italian Troops into Rome.
ROME, September 20.-To-day the
anniversary Of the entrance OF the
Italian troops into this city, was cele-
brated in the most enthusiastic manner
by the inhabitants. All the public
buildings, as well as many private resi-
dences, were beautifully decorated, and
in the evening several of The Govern
ment offices were brilliantly illumina-
ted. The streets were thronged through
out the entire day by crowds of gaiIy
dressed people, and the city everywhere
presented joyful appearance. Nothing
occurred to mar the festivities.
Trial OF RochefOrt.
VERSAILLES, September 20-M. NJ
Henri Rochefort, Mourat and Maret,
editors Of the Mot d Ordre, a newspaper
published in Paris during the time of
the Commune, were to day arraigned
before the Court Martial, and their
trial is now in progress.
FOrtiGcatiOn of France.
MARsElLLEs, September 2O.-The
Government has decided to form a
quadrilateral style of forts for the de-
fence of France, and the towns of Mez-
ieres, Cheyeuil and Emile have been
selected for its chief points The work
will at once be commenced on these
already strongly fortified towns, and no
expense will be spared to render them
equal TO the best military positions in
Europe, as points of defence.