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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-09
TIE Philadelphia Bulletin, Radical

The Philadelphia Bulletin, Radical,
thus goes for the Philadelphia Press,
edited by John W. Forney;
The Press, being an ofice-holder 8
paper. is the anxious apologist for all
swindiing and cheating on the part of
office-holders. 1t has tried to excuse
Evans, Geary, and Brewster, through
whose conduct the State Treasury has
lost three hundred thousand dollars. 1t
has never had word to say in condem-
nation of the defalcation of Marcer the
City Treasurer, by which the city of
Philadelphia loses nearly half a million
of dollars. 1t sneers at the efforts of
the Citizens Reform Association to pro-
cure fair and full investigation, with
open doors to the public, Of this breach
Of trust on the part of an ofice-holder.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-09

S72O, 900, it is believed will pay fifty per
cent, and probably wind up its AFFAIRS
The New England company, also heavily
involved, will pay sixty per cent me
Independent Company, risks to the
extent Of 81, 100000, has commenced
paying twenty-five per cent. All other
Boston companies are probably paying
in full as fast as claims are presented,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-09
NOTICE.
N O IC H.

MEuPHts. TESs., November 6. 1871.
DERsONS HOLDING BARBOUR LEWIS
Il warrants referred to the Committee. and
classed from one 10 twenty, will meet in
Chairman I. G. Bleckley's ONCE, Thursday,
the 9Th instant, Al ten o'clock an. The
CLASSES that will be Investigated on that day
will run from one TO six, inclusive. viz;
I. Taking census Of scholastic population
2. Stationery for courts
3. Post mOrtem examination.
4. Registratiop notices, services az elections
and rent of houses for same.
8. Hauling water 10 jail. ID. 81
SEQ TIC. BLEcKLEY.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-09

THE communication of " Looker-on,'
printed on the first page of this paper, is
given without Endorsement on our part.
In the gigantic scramble for railroads,
extending from ocean to ocean, it is diff
ficult to determine where the wrong ends
or the right begins. AS to the merits OF
the controversy concerning the Chatta-
nooga and Alabama road people will
differ in opinion. 1t is yet an open
question as to who is right and who is
wrong.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-09
INDIANAPOLIS.
INDIANAPOLIS, Cincinnati and La
fayetGe Railroad Declared Rank

TnlIIann pOIIa, CIncInnnII ana EiH'
fayefGe RaiirOad Declared Bank.
rupt.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 9. = The
United States District Court yesterday,
in the matter of the First National Bank
of Lawrenceburg VS.. the Indianapolis,
Cincinnati and Lafayette Railroad Com
pany, declared said road bankrupt upder
the act approved March I'd, 1871. 1t
was ordered that the road, within five
days, deliver to the Marshal schedule
of its credits and an inventory of its
estate and effects in the manner required
of petitionery debters under said act.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-09
NEWSPAPER AGENTS.
MESSRS. GRIFFIN 4 HOFFMAN,

NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENTS.
N No. 4 South street. Baltimore. Nd. are
duly authorized 70 contract for advertisements
al our lowest rates. Advertisers in that city
are requested 10 leave their iavors with this
hauaa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-09

IT is said that the decree Of emanei-
patton which passed the Brazilian Par
lament on the 9th Of September, does
not, as first reported, free all the slaves
in Brazil. It declares free all children
born Of slaves after its date frees the
slaves held by the government and
makes provision for the emancipation Of
slaves owned by parties who die without
making wills, or who have no immediate
heirs Il is estimated that the entire
slave population viii be freed BY this
measure in about twenty-five years.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-09

To holders of shares in the Memphis Real
Estate Distribution:
In view Of the above opinion we shall
take immediate steps to perfect arrange
ments for the drawing to take place as
suggested by our counsel, and Of which
due notice will be given.
PAssMoRE q RUFFIN.
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AUCTION.
TAXES.
IMPORTANT TAX NOTICE,

OPYTcE CRY TAI COLLECTOR,
MEMPHIS. November 8. ls1l.
AFTER THE isr OF DECEMBER THERE
will be 40 DISCOUNT allowed on CITY TAxEs
PsR 1911 The act giving TEN PER CENT. Dis
COUNT being KEPFlLEb at the regular Council
meeting. November lst.. taxpayers are re
quested to come up HEFoRE THE lsr OF DE-
cENBKR. FELIX W. ROBERTSON,
$3.50 City Tax Collector.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-09

The Nashville correspondent of the
Trenton (Tennessee) Gazette, in letter
from that city, concludes as follows;
1.-THE politics of the country seem to be
very much unsettled since the late cleo
tons. The Radicals are divided between
the Grant wing and the Greeley wing Of
the party, while the Democrats are at
loss to know whether they should nomi-
nate a candidate or vote for some Re-
publican in opposition to Grant; but if
they will act the part of wisdom they
will adopt the latter course and break up
the Radical party, as we did in Ten
nessee,"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-09

BETTER Imagined than Described.
y The feelings Of neaf-sighted man,
who finds he has kissed his hand to the
wrong lady.
Tho sitting through long sermon
with tight boots.
The finding Your pocket-book gone
Just as you are leaving a strange hotel,
with no time TO spare to reach the cars.
The sudden recollection that you ate
onions for dinner after you have been
half an hour tete-a-tete with charmer,
in the evening, upon whom you wished
to make an impression.
The rapidity with which fancy stocks
decline when you go in, and rise when
you sell out.
The sensation from lady's boot-heel
present style) when she steps on your
foot accidentally.
The prices charged at some of the
hotels on 1.-THE European style.
The skill with which the gentle
manly bar-keepers give you short
change.
Getting on horseback for the first time
in your life.
The amount of your gas and plumbing
bill.
Your mother-in-law's remarks il you
do not go to the mountains or seashore
during the season.
The being asked by person at an eve
ming party with whom you are nc,
quainted, but whose name you cannot
recollect, to introduce him to your friend
Miss Smuggins, who is coming toward
you.
The feelings OF Tammany Ring and
Brigham Young about these days.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-09
MrNraIs, TESs;, November $. 1871.

MEMPHIS, Tam, November 8. 1871.
Messrs. Passmore X Rutfin;
GENTLEMEN Your note o. this date
has been received and the inquiry there
in contained has been duly considered.
| have no hesitancy in giving it as my
professional opinion that the drawing
Of, or a participation in the drawing of
lottery in Tennessee, under existing
laws, would subject you to considerable
embarrassment and probably to indict-
ment, conviction and punishment.
would suggest to you, in view OF the
present laws Of Tennessee, and your
proximity to the State of Mississippi,
that you apply to the Mississippi Educca-
tional and Manufacturing aid society for
the privilege of drawing your scheme
within the limits of the State Of Missis-
sippi, under their charter.
Yours, etc,
JNo. F. SALE.
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FORTUNE TELLER.

ARIE ANNE,
nHE FORTUNE TELLER, CAN BE CON-
II suited At
ice Main gwebstsr BIoekl. I'D aOor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-09

Az editor somewhere in Tennessee
styles the Memphis editors ink-slingers.
Perhaps the editor prefers % be slung
BIZ ink.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-09
LEGAL.
RECEIVERS SALE OF LAND.
ny AUTHORITY OF THE CHANCERN
ID Court Of Memphis, Tennessee. will sell,
On Thursday, December Z, 1871,

commencing at ten o'clock a. m., az the Real
Estate Exchange Of Register. Tre1eyant a CO.,
northeast corner Of Jefferson and Main streets,
Memphis. about p. 900 acres Of land. lying in
the counties of Poinsott, Craighead. Ran
dolph, Green and Monroe, in the state Of Ar
kansas. Some portion Of this land Is said 20
be Of superior fertility. and lying contiguous
10 projected lines Of railroads IN said tatei
valuable for both It's timber and soil. am
Authorised By the decree Of said court 20 &C
eept in payment for said lands any valid debts
against the Gayos0 Savings Institution and
aid lands will accordinEiy be offered for sale
either for cash or for such debts ae have been
filed or allowed BY the court, o. valid demands
arairrt said institution Sale will be con-
tinued from day to day till al !. sold.
Ssh s. MOsBl. Receiver.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-09

MARSHALL, Lafayette, Yalobusha, LAn-
derdale, Calhoun. Scott, Clarke, Raakin,
and Copiah counties. in Mississippi, give
Democratic majorities.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-09

A Sill TO repeal Section Avn Of the
Charter Of this cry has been Introduced
in the State Senate.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-09
MrMrnIs, TEvS., November 8, 1871.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, November 8, 1871.
Hon. John Sale:
DEAR SIR-Our Mr.. Passmore having
to-day returned from the East with final
returns to enable us to have a drawing
for the Real Estate Distribution of this
city, our friends desire us to consult
you, our attorney, as to our legal liabil-
ity should we make the drawing as al
ready published for tomorrow, Us they
fear we may be made amenable to the
law in such a way as would be anything
but satisfactory to your obedient SER
wants,
P. S.-Your immediate reply is re-
ouested. P. 4 R,
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ANNOUNCEMENT.


We are authorized 70 announces TOBIAS
WOLFF A. a candidate for Wharfmasier ~
the ensuinE hunicipnl elsction-Jannary
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srrAx-prrrno at 3l5 Second ct. 4

FUNERAL NOTICE.
The friends and acquaintances of SHELDON
LEWIS arc invited to attend his fuRernai to-
morrow (FRIDAY) afternoon at six o'clock.
from his late residence. l67 DeSoto street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-09
CEMENT.
CEMENT, PLASTER AND LIME.

FOR CASH ON DELIVERY.
Hay. Corn. Oata and Bran at the lowest
msrfet rates' JOHN A. DENlE,
~ ~. No Al South Court llraet.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-09

The Louisville Ledger says: The bill
introduced in the Tennessee House Of
Representatives making jury trials in
civil cases optional with the litigants,
will doubtless meet with the approval OF
the bar in That State, as similar one
would in this. Much of the needless ex-
pense entailed upon the people by the
present system would be curtailed, and
still the ends of justice would be as well
subserved. The bill provides that all
civil cases shall be tried before the judge,
unless the parties, or one of them, de
mand jury in writing filed with the
clerk of the court three days before the
third day of the term to which the action
is brought
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-09

GRANT has been rebuked by the cleo
ton of the Brooks ticket in Little Rock.
Where are all the troops2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-09
La GrAnde Revue.

A Bavarian has written a bitter par
ody upon the celebrated Review of the
Great Napoleon by Sedlitz, of which
we give this outline:
r#tNI THEGRAND REVIEW .f|I iIt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-09

-
TVHERE WILL BE A REGU- ,s,SSasssts.
lar meeting Of Memphis En- S52&SE
campment No. 80. at their hall.
this THURSDAY evening. No,
is desired. All Patriarchs Of r. p. Degree
in good standing are fratcrnally requested TO
be present. By order Of -, ,o,,re
@. GRoss, Scribe.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-09
AN TRANSPORTATION

No people have ever been hated as the
people of the South are by the Radicals
of the North. Intelligence that a man
connected with the Southern armies has
secured a position the most humble,
raises howl that those fellows down
below no doubt envy. This Paragraph
will illustrate our meaning:
|. The Washington Republican, Grants
hand organ, reports that "a gentleman
in the employment of the rebel govern
ment during the war has been imported
from Norfolk, Va, and placed in charge
OF the boiler-makers' department at the
navy-yard as foreman" and adds: "The
appointment of ex-rebels to positions in
the navy yard, we should think, is inju-
rious enough TO the workingmen now
employed there, without referring to the
insult offered by the importation of a
stranger TO fulfill the duties Of position
which many in the boiler-shop are able
TO perform"
This organ OF Grant grinds out the
little malicious mind of its master.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-09

Insurance comPanies.
-BosT0s, November She Boston
Hide and Leather Insurance Company,
whose risks in Chicago amounted 10
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28
ESTABLISHED IN Is43.
.s S5R VOL. %, NO. 81.
HANNAH BINDING SHOES.
~ LUCY lARcos

Poor lone Hannah
sitting AZ the window, binding shoes,
Faded. wrinkied,
Sitting. stitching, IL mournful muse
Bright'eyed b'auty once wa she,
hen the bloom WIS on the tres:
Spring and winter
Hannah'sat the window binding shoes.
Eota ne gbJor.
Pass ny nod or answer viii refuse
To her whisper.
T. here from the fishers any news ~
Oh, her hearts adriit. with one
On an endless voyage gone
Night and mornieg,
haDnahs at the winllw, binding shoes.
Pair Yong Hannah,
Ben. tho burnt fisher, gsy.y Woos:
Hale AID clever,
For willing heart aud hand he sues
May-day skies are all sgluw,
And tho waves are leshiug SO
For her wedding
Hannah leaves her window and her shoes
May i passioR:
tlu the apple bOughs pigeon CoOs
Hannah -hudders.
For the mild Southwestern mischief brsws
Round the rocAs % Marble head
Outward found. schooner sped
Silent, lonesome,
HanEahs ~ the window, binding shoes.
fis November.
Now no tear h. wasted check bedewa
From Newfoundland
MOI ell eturning will she lose
Whispering hoarsely Fisherman
Have you. have on heard OF Bea ?"
Ola with watching,
Hanuah's at the window, binding shoes
Twenty winters
Bleach and tear the ragged shore she views
TWen seas ms :--
Never one has brought her any news.
still her dim ewes silently
Chase the white sails Ger the sea:
Hopeless faithful,
Hannah nj the window, binding shoes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28
MORMON HIS TROY,


The existing crisis Ia Utah lends
Interest to the following sketch Of
Mormon history. furnished 10 the
New York Herald by Elder Ernest
Lysle;
Joseph Smith, the prophet and
founder of the church, was born Il.
the state of Vermont, in the year OF
our Lord 1905. The designs Of heav-
en- were first made known to him at
the early age Of fifteen, when he was
Informed in vision of the utter
apostasy of the primitive church.
September %, 1927, Joseph Smith re-
eeived from the hands OF u messenger
from the Lord the golden records,
containing the ancient history Of this
| continent, written by various pro-
phets, and concealed by Moroni in
the year 400 Joseph was then IN
formed that be was TO be 8n instru~
ment in the hands Of God to re-estab-
fish His church on tho earth in It's
former purity and holiness. The
prophet then proceeded to translate
che golden records.
1890 The "churoh" was organil.
ed.
1888 Our people suffered gree per-
secution a independence No
lS37-Eders and priests were sent
to the different nations Of the earth
in order TO eetablih the "ehurch'
throughout the world.
1838-Perseoutlon ragged. The
prophet was betrayed into the hands
OF his enemies by second Judas So
professcd friend. Shortly 4flerward
Gov i ,gg Of Missouri, issuad his or
der Of determination, followed by the
massacre Of number Of orr people
in that State
1839-The people hogan to build
Nauvoo, Illinois.
184l-The corner stono Of the
Nauvoo Temple wa laid by the
prophet.
1912 Joseph prophesicd that car
people would be driven 10 The Rocky
NJ uatains.
1914 The prophet an his broth.
er were murdered IN tno prison at
Carthage, Illinois. During an event
full life of thirty.nino years he was
arrested, tried and honorably acquit-
ed over forty times, which So mems
ed his enemies that they she'd the
blood ofinnocnet men Before going
TO prison Joseph said ia q Prophetic
manner i 20 like a lamb 20 The
slaughter, but ! am ~ calm us sum.
mer's morning, for my cQucience is
void Of otfense toward God and TO-
ward men. 1t shall be said Of me,
He was murdered in cola blood y
1915 large mob, led on by two
Christian ministers, attacked Nau>
VOC, and batile was fought.
184G-The exodus from Nauvoo be-
gan. A Mormon regiment was sent
to Mexico, by order Of the United
States.
President Young entered
Utah, known, at that time as the
great American Desert.
1843-The mob set the temple in
Nauvoo Oh fire.
1852-Rcyelatiou Of polygamy first
made known. Since that time we
have caused Utah to blossom ar the
rose, reared the most moral city on
earth, and wnile President Young
has governed US, knew little or no
crime, wthstood two military expe-
ditions, have been applauded for our
firmness, ami called by the London
Times q nation of heroes, and | here
affirm that we arc loyal, law aoid
ing people. and desr3 nothing more
than the prosperity Of our territory.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28
Ia There j to DO a great lottor,

ES5- There il TO DO great lottery
drawn In Kentucky next mouth, the
prizes being loftily announced ~
worth one million Of dollars, some
half or which Ii to DO paid in green
backs. Ex-Gov. Bramlette is 10 tho
thing, with "twopty-seven Of the
most respectable aud distinguished
citizens Of the-State." This nuisance
Is projected and pushed for the benc
III OF The Public Library of Ken
tucky," a collection of books which
may or may not exist, bat Of which
we know nothing. We believe that
in some Of tho States lotteries for the
benefit Of schools, and even Of
churches, are still organized but
neither these nor libraries will be OF
much service to any State in which
the spirit Of gambling prevails and
its practice is tolerated OF authorized
By law. Faro banks and roulette Ia
bles might as well be set up for the
same purpose.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28
Shakespeare and the Bible.

Shakespeare constantly reminds us
Of the Bible and when a passage
comes TO mind, the origin Of which is
uncertain, the common impression il
hat il must belong either to the Biz
bio or the great poot and no other
author ezcites tho same feeling IN an
equal degree. There are come curi-
Gus parallel passage which show,
THAT The "Bald Of Avon" was famils
lar with the Scriptures and drew
from them many OF his ideals, For
instance
- Ohell0.-"RUde en- in my speech y
Bibie.-'Bat though I bo rDde n
my speech. +" 2 cor. XII 60
Witches IN Mdcbeth--aohow his
o. les, and grove his heart"
Btb(g.-"Consume thine eyes, au5
grIevc thine heart" n Sam. ii. 33
Nac5eth.-"Iifo is but q walkina
shadow
BJje Man waIketh ia q vain
snow" [Ps. xxx 60
Macbeth 1--WE will do with har-
ness IN our backs."
Bite. "Nicanor lay dead in his
harness" q Nc. Ky. 28.)
B2Hgpo.-.'Woe TO q land that IL
governed ~ child"
BJ'e--Woe to thee, Q land, when
thy king is a child" (Ecces. K. 16)
Tlm0n IF Athcn8.-"Who can call
him his friend that dips in the same
dish p
Bi5ll "He that dippeth his hand
with me ID the dish, tho same shall
betraY me-"
Similar parallel passages might be
quoted by scores but we will finish
by asking our readers to turn TO tho
play Of "froilns and Cressda," i. ;.
and sec what an admirable pore
phrase it is Of Luke xxi. % 26
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28
The Republican Record.

The Republican Administration
has reduced the taxes $50 600 600 a
year.
The Republican Administration
has effected positive saving Of
Sl70 600, goo during eighteen months.
The Republican Administration
has paid 1854 709, 1890 ofthe notion
al debt from surplus revenues.
The Republican Administration
reduced the annual interest accounts
more than $l5 100000
the Republican Administration
has refunded $500 eco 900 of tho do5t
at per cent, saving by that single
aot 81, 600 900 a year
The Republican Administration
has reduced the actual current ex.
penses OF the Government 70 a lower
sum per capita than they have been
at any time since President Jackaou's
rule
The Republican Administration
has improved Tue pubic credit as iu-
dicaled in the price Of national seou,
rites by more that II per cent.
The Republican Administration
has raised the value OF the greenback
dollar from seventy cents 10 gold 70
eighty-nine cents.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28
Pen and Scissors.

A -~<-- 80
Pianos cannot be kop. inJavs,
owing to the climate.
In one day the Brooklyn lax re-
ceiver took in $4,000. Ekasau1
"A Canada man has made ten
gallons Of whisky from thisties.
Philadelphia, wishing somethips
extra, Is 10 haze q skating lake,
"A New York farmer Killed him
self by lifting a barrel OF potatoes
| New York claims a population al
4 4'4oo,voo 1t poon Of any weck day
american spring beds are used
| by the monks al Mt. Athos, Greece
"A Detroiter has invented a de-
! vice for regulating tho presaure-oi
gas. @
"A olethes-lino IN Phlladelpbm
communicate fire tosa tenement
house.
There are gratifying evideooee
Of the revival Of literary activity in
Paris.
"A Hartford man shipped forty
sleighs, adapted for reindcers, TO
/ Russia
One of the Detroit police force
writes poetry for New York Sun
day paper.
Alexander Won Humboldt was
the first to propose system OF storm
indicators
1t is estimated that thick shoes
have improved the health Of women
20 per cent.
-Seventy-eir'.t women are now
regularly ordained preachers in tho
United States.
The tea plant has done very well
this year in South Carolina, Tonnes
see, and California.
Fashion demands that mourning
widows should use black waters 10
seal their envelopes.
"A Wisconsin man has establish
cd a sawmil on the Amoor river, and
ships lumber to Japan.
"A lady in London got the idea
into her head that the devil was II
her and hanged herself
-Brasa watches are disposed Of 81
the cost Of Guinea for four times
their weight in eold-dust.
The very latest style of note pa
per j. Of 8 light brown color, to be
written on with green ink.
Jupiter is getting in bad way
an astronomer notices the rosy "pro.
tu5erance" now visible on his face.
-Extenaive remains of human
dwellings have been found 10 the
Attersee enc Of tho Austrian lakes.
Pho London Press Directory for
the current year shows that there
are now 3l4 newspapers published ia
that city.
The Common Council Of Boston
purchased $1,000 worth Of white
gloves at tho expense of the people
last year.
Bret Harto il stated TO receive
from J r Oseood 4 Co., tho honor
arium Of $4,000 for his exclusive lit
erary services.
-The"Pilgrim's PROCESS as been
translated into Chinese, and one of
the illustrations represent Christian
with Q pigtail
"A new translation Of "the Vener.
able Bedo," who wrote an ecclesias-
teal history Of England in 4, y. 53l
is out in London,
The oldest settlement il liz
United States is st. Augustine, Flori
ia 1t was settled in 1868, and has
now 700 inhabitants. 1t has 1000
less than it bad century ago
An astronomer of St. Etienuo, in
France. has made tho alarming dis
covcry that fall Of the moon on tho
earth NAV be anticipated Bat this
ovcnt viii not occur for 500 years. I
hours. l3 minutes.
A young man drowned himsoll
at Carlisle, England, leaving note,
in which he stated that the Darwin
ian theory had "provod men to DO
descended from monkeys, and, there
fore, he did not wish to live any long
err"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-28

sa- An English paper contains this
business advertisement "No.ice-
Ifmy husband does not retarn to
his wife within three months from
date, she intends to get married.