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GrmprSuua eincS farbiaen Hpit5ta
item uno Seripunouna 5'petcr
NScnrr in NprtontolItn, Nd.

Worlolf, u. 9tOu. - 3lust gle9.r pnr'
ben ocil,ru abenb bon ciucr 2luSabl Setrun'
tener IN Der Ndbe beS pSccan. .Sonle," 81
Vortsmoutb, YO., leidt perluunSet uno eln
farbio,r Yolt,ilt cridoiicn. Die beioen Nes
ger, pclde perpnnoet puroen, 9ll9en tugl9
Die Si0bimaBe entlaug, alS le plogltN &C.
idcllsn wuroen. Der Eoll3rt ipoute @hAs
itlitcu, nuroe abcr pom e,nelll osr por oem
potsl 1ehenrcn Qsute toot neoer9ehreot.
.D{ebrere Yerionen iino iniol9e oleler allGlre
perbaitet ,pproen iIro weroeh nlor9en ELL Set'
h5r Al belteben hoben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-13
o;c peo;sla tur BON NSypmina.

Gbcpenne, gSD., TO. JlUU. = 0ETttN
los @oup. Campbell ieine Sotitott ber ees
oiSlatur pom 8Yonl,n9 Dor. Gr enptaBl
Spariamteit In alien SerritOrial' II. Golntp-
4noteaeubeiten, bic Grnennun9 elmer Gln'
wQHoeruu9s .Sommiifou, nnb oaB blegSabl'
aeredtiame oergSelber nid)t wtoerrnieu iueroe.
GCr ia9te, bic SSraueu baben ild als quite Se'
idnporeue unb ebylide NIB geld)idte amtSotr-
malterin,,eu erwieien. @r billt9t bic 5noia'
uer. Yolitit Der Aomiuiiiration nuo lleB ertel''
ueu, oob er nit Der ge9islatur gum Seren Der
Serritortuu,s ,ulamnenipirlcn Wolle.
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a,crbast,Iuo ciuee GjeibfdlfebcrS.

3 o 4 n, IT, N0O. > =. y. VUNWi IVEE3
der lntct uerihie6enet 9Iamen oaS fano
burd,iCbt, ii in Yrouitcncc, R..S., Oon
SduGamtss @ebcimpOliSilen perbalttt NOR
bcu, ou0etlu9t aIidDc 80 GentS'IRlllBcn, D
Gcnts JfdelmnScu, iomie $40 - s2O 9fa'
tionulGantuoten nngcicrti9t unO i'm Stnee III
babcn. 0tc SdlihunAcn beionoerS bic Der
8ouIlotcn iino alle poruefflif ans0ctllbrt.
Der Niann muroe unter $4,000 Siir0batt &C.
q.
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vfettul,o BON Sd,ifbriiel,iacu. z

@0u Nr0Wci6co II. gloObr.-Gopt.
8orfcr bon BEN gGOQiibjaOer DSNpou,"
iueldDcS Sabricug I'M Sttbr. b. 8. am DIT
sap, Stbiricu, iheitertc, uobci 8 DtatrolcH
ertrorteu, lit nit ieiuer WtonnidaIt bler.
gtadcem bic Shiiibriifigeu bel ben G8ti,
mos itberpiutcrt, nabm lie bic 8arfe yGre'
ole" anf, wcldc i'm 3uni i'll bcr Behring's
iiraBc uutcr0iug, Ylan ie9elte mlt osnl tle''
ncu Sd)ooner IS. y. Sotbue" nab pei
id,ieeeneu siiliieu, bis oaS 8abri'ug nntall9'
lidl wnroe uuo aui9cgcbeu peroen muBte;
enold) iano man idere Sabrgelegtube't mad
Gan Sran;isco; man bate ole Heute lah9l
fir DOT aebalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-13
Der etmcrratiid,c We,p,nu in Wit
fiiitppt.

Z 4 II, W(in., | I. Nov. = Olt nadDNt
Geiee0eblng wWo ans 6l 5tepublItuucru, 53
9emotrutCn nno = plluabbinggtn" I'M lin.
terbouie mo "a Ncpublta usrn uno II De
mofrateu i'm Seuae bcltebcu. ,Sn lCBten
Sabre Sdblte bu8 llntlrbauS SO 0(cpnbIltaner
uno 8cmotroteu. SIM AllgcmcInen iulrC
itber Ole glpatbie OeS &OlttS bet Der 2SabI &C.
| ila9t.
= @ouoerncw glcoru miro III lueui0cn
GuNcN rtfgnircn, um III ben SU. Stoatcn
l. SeuQt Al Gehtn.
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gus Sdliforuicn.
Eiu,iebt,ua Don Rdnbtru. - Hrau Sar.-Sti
MNprc. = t3roeer YerIuh an Saumipous

II. I. ~. -, -,
Sran;tSco, IL. gfop. - 0rtl
Yo,trGuber, bic felt eIni9er 3clt bon Sono.
ma Gouutp Die Wege uniidler mahten, nno
ein9cian9en lporocn. ..
SSerte puroe Der Sair' groSeB abcrmolS
Dor o,m Sber9eridtc onban9l9 8emodt NM
uui tednlide auusubungen bin etn nelcr
Yro5eB bcantraSt.
- Sn SlemG 1T Der Gbileie Wlollen uuter
Der guilase Der Grmorbun9 leneS YartnerS
Silpat, beiieu ans $50 bsiebsnoe Sabe er al
lid) brinsen wolte, arrstirt wOroeu. VI 5pan9
Gin gBeib, nit oem sr Suiammcnlebte, tbnl
bel Der Ssrienluus Der seite III bic SollnaS'
Sai bsbillNtd) Su iein. 9aS 9Selb Sct8te Der'
mad bic Chat All.
SauSran5iSco, II. Nop. SaIilltt
uuo Der Sncianer Sig SCOT, meldle III 90
noma.Souutp ueri1ieoege YolttntteH be-
raubten, ituo jett usrbaftet uorotu.,
Der @rossb oes betanutel, NSteltllns zoe
,pelder bas Sariitbers'ihe ScIetbnrn, osiiei
3itcl eiuen sroBen 3btil ocS @rnnoes Dol
Yortlanb, Oregon, inpOluirt, beonlprudt,, u
porlaujis iuspenoirt mofocn, well eer aa
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Nfprc in sJnbiand.

9ouisUtlle, Sg., II. ytopbr. --Scnte
GPoroen faub man in Der Ndbe pOu Senrp'
piue, SnO., bic 6auulie garts IN ibrsnl
Sauie crmoroet. Die Samilic beltano aus
Sem Glternpaare, ,wei &bhtern, 10. relp.
II Sabre alt uuo cinem 10 Sabre altell
Sobne, 9ie eeute pareu tbeilueie eridoneu
uno theil,ueiie eridllagen moroen, oaS 9rn
,par in ber 9anseu Stnbe umbergelprle'. Ols
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Seprolidbt, Wfeteprc uno. .Wietcpros
iputfchcS.

9Soibingto II, IS. 9too. - 9n youis'
bile, Sp, iror eS 9cierl Abenb; bier bllccttI
lid, in oer Samitags- gtadt oitnneS sis, al'l
Dem Ntonnt 99ai6in8tcn il, Sermon, iicl
Shnee Sn 0todelter wuroe unt Il II. 9elItt
Olorseu ein prahtuOucS NOrOlidt be0bah-
tet. 3n Sbica9o bcmcrIte man eincn Steru'
| id,nuppenihouer.
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Die ,,Nbilaoclpbia SSilninatcns
Baltimore Sabn" ecbt IN eic
Sdnee ber uSenni. Sentrai'
NlhhnN iihcr.

8bila6etpbta, II. Wop. - Sn elhe'
Spcstal Seriommlung Der rBbll. '8lImln9'
ton. @alto. sSabusGo," ertlNrten Ndl beItC
1892 gltticninbabcr Su @uniien ter Serpat
tuna al Die ,Bcnui. Gentral Sabn." 0aS
Yotitm reprGentirt brci Siertel Der NttcH
Dalter, uuo bic SGbu gcbt bcreltS Nm !. 0e
,embcr i'll bic SGure Der ncneu YGd)tcl
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SScrurtbeilnn0 cincS aipreerS.

9ltWart, II. yfoo. = Weo. NOEES, OCT
Ni3rocr .. g. $paliIcno'S, iunrct btute pom
0tidtcr 2cpuc Ucrurtbcilt, am 2l. Se5embsr
gebaugt III merSen. Der 9tntra9 ant ciucn
ncncn Yro5eB, bN ciur Der &ci@morencn
icitOcm auSgciagt, oaB CT ihCn Dor Der lBro'
,eIirun9 cine U{einun9 itber 9ott'S ShnlO
9efaBt babe, purOs nbgeWitien, abcr ScS Vee'
teren g(nmolt lieB CS eintrGG,n, eaB CT Dor
einem b5bcreu Saidte ieiue GtmpenOnn9
motiuiren weroe. Nott'S btira9t, OBJ er nod
Gtwas III a0cn babe, eruebcrtc, oob lbm IN!
Yro,eIt cmdaus nid)t 0tett 9cIfebcn )el
rnO cin 3euge ubiOlnt ialid) gcidnpOren babe.
giad) SCrtiinbigung Ocs llrtbeilS innt SottS
III tieicr @rreNunN III ieinen Git 3Nrlld.
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bciocU WGbd)eu wutoeu nod leteno au8ttroi
ieu, iarbtu nber balo. WtOn bat trlne Nb-
nuug, wcr oieeu iurd)tbarcu Woro bcBangcn
baben fam. Die gtute mlren mcit mo brett
bOd QeQd)tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-13
9ic beficm SieiutnDlen 81 ben aieDris1
ftp,, Mrrifrit.

Sobler pou Der .8altniorer Gompuanic," pon Der
,TSn1ersB oitoncr Sompagne,"
{t1>per uno raid 6rtnnetoe So9ien--hte been Ioben
aui Dem bieii9en Wartte
al oertallen
QarrenIaburaes bGr1onnenmetie.
Nudl ,9uteu's 8ulleps" unb Gumbersaner Sobleh.
IS. y SiaaS uno JameS Giaas, N9enten eer
.g1iuInortr aoblen II. Union @iienbaIns9 omp. "
BGreou: Sfr. 3, SontbIlrdee.
Qobtenboi: GRe eer Vortbf nne Wdsupn'
estrase. tOtt1AtSD
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3ucco mill ourbbrcuncn.
Selearapbiide 9epeifbett.

Bon Der .giioeiirtsn grsfIe" iir ben s9sutl6e'
GoueiponSertcn" bertrtst. = yer "9ottslRont on
beni" Iii oae einSise oeutite W(or9erblau Sal
timore's, lurtbc5 6ie Snlanos uno Rapeiz = {
peitben 6esiebt mo oolhduos peroheutlt1t.I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-13
Sd,rccfiidbcr WfcrS in &aufaS. -
Gin 0iaun ermprSct icinc Tamilte
ans 9Scr;ipcifiuua.

@ t. 2ouiS, u. gtoubr.-Sn bcr gSdd)t
bcs 6. 92oUbr. ipurbt in Der Rdbc Der Siage
Wtiiiou, &aniaS, ciu id)fdlidcr Woro be-
Nangcu. Sn8 Serh6r uOr Der 9cthenbc'
baMerS 3urp bat fol9euOe Gbotiadltn erge'
bcu: Sobu .. Slauaguu bate i'll Der lcBtCtcn
Belt ptriticbene STluite crlttcu mo be.
idloB, i'd, uuo ieinc 6Nmlic umS 2cbcn III
brinacu. 9lm G. gtoubr. Ocridlaiitt cr itt
cine GuautitGt Ghloroiorm ruo wdbrcuN ictnc
6rau mo S,uci tIejnc WiaOdjcu, 2 Wtonatt
rcip. Sabre alt, idlictcn, Gpplicirtc CT IL.
nclt ooiltlbe. Ge9en llbr crpodtc 6rou 6Ia'
nogOu uuO b,mcrItc, lUie ibr DSOm trer
8inoern 9tGgel III Ole &6pie idlluA. Die
Srnu iubr aus ibrcr Sltiubuug AM, iitl benz
Diunnc in Ocn Irm uuO u0hm ibm oOS
Bell neg; iit mnd)tt Vdrm uub Der Dlann
wurNc pou Nen Nnhboru i'll SIdlcrbcit &C.
bradbt. Su Der Stubc iNnb mou CiuCu @ric',
mNtbtu 6tanoQnn al icue &crmonSten ge'
idDriebeu hattie, in OtmW iOgtc, OaB cr iutciAc
Der miocrlid)en SdDtialc beihlohCu babe,
lif uuo icinc SOmtlic bis AMI lcincn Sobn
SlartuCe uluSUhrllIQCll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-13

SplfiIiuu siueS 9pfs = ampicrs init Ctncm
Sd,uuuer.-2ssterer gebt nit wf6nn nnc
WlauS uHtcr.
Qou6ou,11.9 9top. - Der BOitbampiCr
,Soliatia" IiicB, ais er ocu 0Ntcn pon Bin
mouth perlicB, I'M uad pamburg pcitcr 3n
fabren, nit cinem cinlauicubeu Sdooncr Su'
iammeu uno 2ctterer ging, trof auer BE
miibun0en, bic Wtuuuiduit 81 rCtttn, mi
alleu YCroueu al 9orb uutcr. - Die Som'
pier p@n9luno," r29isconiin" II. oNc!iotio"
pon 9iep })ort uub ,,SnnlNrio" bon Sofou
Iino in britiifeu SGieu einGetroifen.
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Stc Convention Der Sampfbcptz
0Scrtretcr.

QputSUiGlc, II. NoU. - Su Der bier
sur Belt tageuocu GouUeHtiou Der Dompfs
boot @i0ucr mmOe cine 0enldrlit all ben
ShubamtSittretGr @outwell nit Rem 9rlu
den bcihloiieu, Die 2luSiiibruna NtS ncucn
G5cictcS Su iuspcuoneu, blS mlu III OemGons
grcie ,lnc.DliISeruug Der ihroii,H Goridriiten
Der Atte erSicten t0unI; ebcuio palrtc eut
8tibluB, peldItr Die 9tcgieruug criEdlt, Hcu
,goniSullt Gauot" uad) ienCrSdubeeuoi9nn9
III itbcruchmeu NIB bic S1ne III reou;ireu.
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SHtHri.
q 6tTS= =Seribte.

Gon1autiuopel, u. gtop. - Die
G6olera 1T bier I'M 5untbmeu, uno td9IIb
iterbeH piele Bcrlontn.
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2dbreefliebcS @iicnbabnsllnsliicF III
lSiitpuri.


gcd,Sichn Scirateu uus pcribicScuc nuterc
NdGagierc dui Ger Stcuc actuetct. - &iele
WSruidien itbpcr vcrWuneet.
2 t. goulS, II. ytou. - Scltrn Dtor'
Ncu iuhr tin Ro1o9icriWN Der s9tortbrn.Wtlis
iourt Giienbuhu," uGldCm iuel 9Sa91onS
nit % 9%Ctrlten bon Ntu 9lbnup nngebdugt
marsu, pon bicr ab; ais iih Der Sng Der
Station gSeueSuilIc, % Nieilen nbroltdl pon
bier, ndbCrte, mo GcrNbc NIT DroBcr Stnels
latcit nui Der ibicicn Gbtne hlulGi'te, brad
cine 8abnidIienc, Die imcl binttrcn8ag9onS,
III ccucu id bic &etrutCu btiunoclr, hogcH
aus ocn G'clciic unb iiiirjten Ocn &Obnoamm
buuutcr, mobci iie iidI brcim0l itbcridln9eu.
Dad Den lcetcn @crtdtcn bIcbcu IedlSlthn
Sooutcu oui bcr Stcllc toot Gomtu SoIutn
ell @remicr uuo Sobu bcS hciiQcn 0tihcrS
Guluiu, wurbe Act6otct. Ntc Sutdlte uoI
gGsGcSuillc iiuo uugCuitgcnN, bis Cet tenn
man oic Ramtu Der Srungliidten NOD
uidlt. Die 0ieIrctcn wNytu uOh Der Solies
| itabt beitimmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-13
NIuh Nlclr. CrlcnnS.

gtemiSr leans, En., 9. 9toU. M
folNc Der grotcitt, wtldl; oaS Slrcttortum Der
a0tlurulIurt, oIt Erciit uuo ouS &oIt elngc'
lcat bahcu, mirN o. Staorltb lctncn Se.
id,MB, all Der SitG' oNg lcgiltH retwiligcn
6cucruthr cine beilb!tt Scuuuchr ~ or9onI'
frcu, wGBridclrlidl iaucn laiicu. AS Nr'
gumcnt gegtu ole Ginlibrnng elmer beIabtcn
Ncuerucbr DeiN man Guf ben 1roBtH SrdHo
in @hicago blu, bel Dem btt btiN9lte 6euer-
| nn.hl. Il IL ItInEAlmfnM hEnuLri hnl.
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Baltimore
9r. g. 8. Orant,

Wr. 2s, Sfors:2ibertpitrabe, Baltimore,
turtrs uoqtiubie Sn9trhiigtett eulTobrenaitz Snt'
unbuna, beqtnnsnbe SlblUinouht, Surlatbrt9tett,
Berluit Der Stimme, @atarrb uuo olle Seioen eeS
6alit5, Der surae, Der Sarnue9e Ses Slutes, Der
Saut, Obrcuauien, Opspepte, sSaneIladt pas
tbrudtbe 0u9en= uno Sbren aranfbsiteu u. =: 10.
Sr. Grant betlt alle uebel nne III het Gag
ober bel giddlt tum Seiuhe BON Srantsn bereit'
fIuui201Sgi
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Stir eScil;l,ad,teu! !

tSNt
Reuer Mum unb Branutwsin 200 Gauonen, =;
Rener s,urts. fsress uno Weaeeiras Etin 2O0 eau
HtSer Mar, aruusbssrem, S5ua,ipaiisn.
Hriidbe Srbiem, 9sipoltene Grbien
apSincn, 6 eriutbcn, Giuonat. EGtgen.
3ipetid,cn, GSuubeiu, gSduHiIne, 9aIeiHihe &C.
IPit 2uier bubcretcte Sninten Is Gents;
SebuItetu 121l: iyrlbtltss Spcf l21s Gents.
yS. Se,pis Dunlap,
fo7n ~, Slr.t4 SSefts Y altin D re FIR.
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llau gebr in Die bette iaaimaGnilbe
lrhrnuItnlti

9aS tdufnGuniide .mnitut pon Srndn',
Suattpm B SaeIcr ut Ole bcuc Stule eieltT ALt III
bcn Ser StaCtru. 50 trr,ut rti OCT Sunlt eIr btts
rdocubhru cCIhaitflcntc bCr StlOt URtcr lcthtn
iribcren SoguGcn UoTtnbtn itW ultIE Der unterhto-
mrnontn Iungtn Nunnu ecj EunetS, utI6t lagtn:
oObuC mrtucu z SWbicufriuS tn ibru taumdnnllNsh
auiGlt bate Id 6cu GrlUia, eu mir lsit mcinem
WeaquHse aus tbreu NorlGltu ~ Gbctl GtDorosh,
ntdt crrtibcn iUnnCn." Sttit NNiidlt Gehlrgt osu
bcicn 9lui uuO btc untltiIgunR un'cr0 anBtlebCn'
tu ctdditGlCutC unb ucrOtrpt otc lclHnC Snht ole
ibr An Z Dcil qclUurhcn, uontOmmtU. tSu2l5fl
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syruntreid,'s NbiiGtrn anf Innis
syrantreid) uuD Der Papff.
Der sr,partete Sro0tiira.

setter Souaparte beir t ; ct.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-21

visits of congratulations or coincidence.
The full card is folded, and must con-
tain ten folds. II does not give titles,
but simply contains the name of the
individual written in the right hand, and
bottom corner of the first fold, prefxed
nv the words, "Your stupid young
brother" and followed BY the words
abows hishead and pays his respects
Where the person visited belongs to O
generation senior to the visitor the latter
STYLES himself "Your stupid nephew.
IL two generations senior, the visitor
writes, 2 Your more than stupid nephew.
Should the individual visited belong to a
Younger generation the visitor takes to
himself the name of uncle" instead OF
nephew" retaining, however, the de,
preciatory appellative of stupid: .
There are still further varieties of self
designation, according to the particular
gradations Of relationship; but those we
have quoted viii suffice to give an idea
of the punctilious rules peculiar to Chi
uese visiting. Wemay add that the
card last described is, as a matter of eti-
ouettc, always understood to be returned
to the visitor, it being, presumably, ex-
pensive TO leave such voluminous proofs
of regard with a number of friends. q
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-21
s-ll-t 81 Main s.. Sole Agents. Memphis.

Over-doctored.- Without any disrespect TO
the members of the medical profession, a pro-
fession honored by al thinking men. is only
Just to say that they are too thick on the
ground. The consequence is that the com
munity is doetored over much. When nature
needs orly the gentlest stimulant and altera-
tive, which has become famous throughout
the country as a reliable medicine. under the
name Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. she il
not unfreauently dosed with dosen brescrip-
tons, all experimental. from the pharmaco-
peia. This is an evil. and proves that the
practice Of medicine is far from being at all
times healing art. At this period Of the
year, when the fall Of the leaf indicates that
decay has seized upon theyegetable kingdom,
many harassing diseases are prevalent. Chief
among these may be mentioned intermittent
fever and bilious remittent. The exhalations
rising from decomposing vegetation. and the
heavy dews and fogs. are very apt to generate
these complaints. The wisest policy is TO pro-
teet the system BY course Of Hostetter' s
stomach Bitters at the commencement Of the
fall. Much suffering may thereby be avoided.
I But II the disease has already begun. its peri
odical visitations may readily DO checked and
broken up by this active. yet harmless. vego-
table TOME. But be on your guard against
the oharlatans who are attempting to palm
1 Of. under various names, unwholes0me com
pounds. which they pretend 10 compare favor
/ ably with the great national elixir, which has
long since swept more formidable opposition
from the field. Bear in mind that every bot
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-21
masonic DIRECTORY.
n,

LODGES. .N v
SouTH MEMPHIS, No. 1lS-meets I'd Friday
in each month-hall corner Madison and sec
ond W S. Matthews, W. NJ; Ben h. Pub
AsGTRoEA. No. 16S-meets LIST Monday in
every month, at Odd Fellows Hall, corner
Court and Main. G. NJ. Carroll, W. NJ; John
Beamish, Secretary.
LEILA ScoTT, No. 2S9-meets LIST Erloay 81
each month-hall corner Madison and Second
ii. II. Higbee, w. NJ; NJ. S; Judah, Sec,y.
DESoTo, No. 299-meets Sd Friday OF each
month--Odd Fellows Hall. r. Q. William
son, W. M; r. W. Shelton, Secretary:
KILwINNINe, No. 3n--meets 4th Friday oil
each month-at South Memphis Hall, corner
of Madison and Second. W. d. kichardet,
w. NJ; Louis Czapski, Secretary.
ROYAL ARCH.
PENN CHAPTER. No. 22-meets I'd Monday Of
each month-0dd Fellows Hall, @ M. Car
roll. M. X. II. p; B. NJ. Levy, Secretary.
MEMPHIS CHAPTER, No. yo-meets At Oqd
Fellows' Hall, Sd Monday Of each month; W.
s. Matthews, M. Il. ii. p; John w. ward
Secretary.
EUREKA COuNcIL, No. 6-meets 80 MONDAY
of each mopth-Odd Fellows Hall. ID. Is
Forster. Tn. H.; G. II. Myers, Rec.
TEMPLARs.
CYREYE CoMMAEDERY, No. 4.meets 4th mon
day of each month. Geo. Mellersh, Com. 1
j. Barchus, Rec. 80 500. N.
CALVARY CHAPTER OF ROSE CRoIx; 18th, No
/. Charles W. Adams, sd, M. w.; IL
Il. Tomlinson, sd. &c.,.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-21

J.WAIKrI, Proprietor. r. II. MCDONALD co. Druessn
aud Gen. Asss San rssaeissgS Sel anu "
MILLIONS Hear Testimony 20 'her
Wonderfni Curative Eneets. 1ney arc
not a vile Fancy Drink, made of Foor skun'
tvhislxey, Proof Spirits and Refuse
Liquors, doctored, spccd and sweeiened 70 please
ihe taste, called "Tonics,n "Appetizers y HeStor
crs,p &C., that lead the tppler on to drunkehneSs
and ruin, but are a true Medicine, made from tilc
native roots and herbs Of California, frce from m
Alcoholic stimuIants. They are the GKEAT
RIOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE CIV
ING PRINCIPLE, perfect Renovator ana
Inyirorator Of the System carrying of all poisonous
matter and restoring the blood to healthy condi
ton No person car take these Bitters according TO
directions, and remain long anwell, provided their
bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or other
means and the vital organs wasted beyond the point
Of repair.
They are m Gentle Purgative nv well as
n Tonic, possessing also, the peculiar merit Of act
ing as a powerful agent in relieving congessien or
Inflammation of the Liver, and all the 'iscerai
Organs st
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
in young or old, married or single, at inc dawn :"
womanhood or at the turn of life, these Tonic Bi''
tiers have no equal fHiiLu 2
For Infiasnmatory and Chronic Kheu-
mas -. rs',<.s -, IT,. font
tion, lsihous, Akemitte"- anu A ~ - -.
Fcyers. Diseases of the BLOOD, Liver, hid
. ! r,y,.,,,... t,ase Tsittera have been
neys an" Ia'uuer' nss' ,- 1880 ~,
most successful Such Diseases are cauSeN ny
ut.ta.a,s vRIoo.I. which Is ueneraly produced by
si'''' = ~. -, -. -. s,,.,r.,,.
uerhnscmeht VI llio Ohsos..so - -..,
DYSPEPSIA or INDEGlcsIAON' lleaui
che Pain in the Shoulders Coughs, Tghtness of tho
Chest Dizziness, Sour Fluctuations Of tho Stomach
Bad Taste in tho Mouth Bilious Attacks Paipiiatlon
Of the Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain inthe
regions of the Kidneys, and hundred other pihiui
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-21
1882. R.D.l
In the Second Chancery Court of
Shelby County.
PErrr1oN ron INcoRroRArIoN.

PETITION FOR INCORPORATION.
NETHEREAS. JOHN JOHNSON, M. ].
w Wicks. W. b. Greenaw. M. =. Coch,,
ran, w. NJ. Harrington, Amos Woodruff and
Il. +. Risk, have filed petition in this court
praying for letters Of incorporation under the
name of the " Memphis Foundry and Car
Works" with the powers and privileges al
lowed by law, with o capital stock Of 500, 600,
10 be divided into two thousand shares OF one
hundred dollars each, for the purpose of con-
Quoting and carrying on, in Shelby county,
an iron and brass foundry, and also for the
manufacture Of railroad cars and all other
kinds of railroad work, equipments, machi-
merry, bridpe-work, house-work, agricultural
indictments, and any and every other article
10 be manufactured Of wood and iron, OF of
wood and iron in combination with any other
II is therefor ordered that publication be
made for thirty days, notifying all persons
desiring to make their. appearance herein be-
fore said court on or before the first Monday
in October and show cause. If any they have
or know of, why letters of incorporation
should not issue TO the petitioners herein, in
pursuance of an act Of the General Assembly
of the State Of Tennessee, passed January
%, 1871, and approved January 30. 1871. or the
same will be heard ex parte,
This August "a, ISL.
NJ. D. L. STEWART, @. and Master.
By @. BELoHER, ID. G. and NJ.
Rudolph, Hammond JOrdon, solicitors
for Plaintiffs. l2z-B
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-21
.Insane wonders y i'm Paris.

The Paris correspondent Of the Lon
don Atheneum writes:
Machiayels we are, and light ones, and
honest ones, and funny ones--whlch last
qualities defeat the serious success OF
Machiayelism. Rare fun, had We. in
deed -and we did enjoy ourselves
much-under the Comu1unel Garcia
lures we're plentiful-Theirs as rose,
as a saucepan, as nymph, asa gar
dener. as a peach, as Ratchet obscenl-
lies, cruelties, vulgarities, great hits, too,
and Aristophanic innuendos--some ar
tistic ability in few, especially in Gilfs
carieatures. the wittiest of them all.
will have the moon, the bright moons
says blue-blouse boy to Gambetta, VINO
is very much discomlitted and embar-
rassed, and cannot attempt giving the
how what he asks for-the silver moon,
reflected in a bucket of water. The
etehings of Gill are, in general, capital
and laughable. Others are horrld
daubs-some murderous, Others bestlal--
without any artistic value. Crazy anna
tours NAV buy them for 1900 francs, or
2OOO-the whole batch of those lmostly
yaIueless) chefs-d @uUre, born of hatred,
scurrility. crude insolenee, and prurl-
ency, exceeding 400 or 500 in number.
Nevertheless, history claims them as ITS
own, and no future Macaulay can do
without them-so characteristic, pun
cent, and rabid, some of theml The
lives and doings of the etchers are psy7
GEOLOGICAL curiosities still more worthy
Of notice, Rqpins Ia word for which L
see no equivalent in your slang), Cd6o,-
Tins (another Partisan expressionl, and
chroniclers of small beer, small cdE-cdn
reporters, have concurred to hi that
museum or gallery of insane wonders,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-21
For SALE.
Lots For Sale i'm Ida City,
ON
Long Island, New York.

IL
IDA CITY rs SITUATED ON LONG IS
L 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 credit Of ten years, paya-
Bile in ten annual instalments-say s. 90 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-
ton, connecting Manhattan Island, upon
which New York is situated, with Long Is
land. r ttr1se
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 bland Will 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 applic9tion being
made to HY. F0NTAINE,
Corresponding Secretary,
'-tt No, 10 Madison street.