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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-12-27
THE OLD WORLD.

At an open-air meeting at Stockton, Enc
gland, on the 18th, in favor of Fenian am
nesty, the English and Welsh present charg-
ed on the platforms, and, capturing the Irish
flags, trampled them in the mud.
The Japanese Government employs in the
interior about 200 Observation-Disclosures,
Al; English, 100; French, SO.
Large quantities Of snow and rain have
recently fallen in some parts OF England.
Large tracts of land in Leicestershire were
inundated. In Derbyshire snow fell to the
depth of twelve inches. At Grimsby the gale
was hurricane, and many casualties are re-
ported. - srzr.ri
Fourteen ringleaders in the dlsorderly
demonstrations at the Fenian meeting at
Stockton, England, have been imprisoned
for various terms.
In the Lower House of the Spinlsh Cortes,
on the 18th, President Gorilla declared it to
be the purpose of the Government to intro
duce a law for the abolition q slavery IN
Porto Rico. He also announced the sup
preston of the Carlist insurreeaen, and the
prevalence of order in the cGdntry. The
House, by vote of 182 to 6, approved these
declarations.
A Paris telegram of the l9h says the
Seine had overfowed in that city. The
quays were flooded, and the stores near
them were closed.s All traffic that quar-
ter was carried on by beats. Be'ond Bercy,
suburb on the right bank OF the Seine,
| houses in the vicinity OF the EiVer were
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-12-27
A Smart Dog that Can DO Every.
thing but Make Money.

A gentleman who lives Just round the
corner has dog by the name OF e'Nig,"
called so because he is black. "Nig'' is
probably one of the cutest animals thaS
has ever walked on four legs, or two, for
that matter, for it makes. really little diff
ference to him how he travels. lie Will
sit up and hold penny on his nose by
the hour; bring his own tail in his mouth
to you on the slightest bidding; opens
and shuts doors with the noiselessness OF
sneak thief; brings up the newspaper
from the door-steps in the morning;
watches the letter carrier as he passes,
opens the gate for him, and brings In the
missives; goes out in the yard and fetches
half scuttle of coal, himself filling the
scuttle; plays base. ball In the position OF
catcher against the best of them; would
beat "Shorty" Force as short-stop, and
does q hundred other things too numer-
Gus to mention. But there is just one
thing he won't learn, and the attempt to
get the idea into his noddle has cost the
owner many nickels and shinplasters.
A dog, as everybody knows, has won
derful scent, and as everybody likewise
knows, most people having had expert
ence in that way, a great deal of money
is lost by accident upon the street. Now,
argued the owner, if can teach mig"
to go round and pick up stray stamps he'll
make my eternal fortune, and so he set
about experimenting. Whenever he and
"Nig" go out together, he will make it a
point to drop shinplastsr, and if his
canine sagacity does not observe the
treasure himself the master calls his at
tention to it. "Nig" then goes for it, and
in a moment reduces it to pulp. When
nickel is dropped, he makes short work
by swallowing it. This thing has been
going Oh for some time now, and the habit
acquired in an incipient stage of the
practice has become go rooted that 1t will
probably never be eradicated. But it is
ever thus our fondest hopes are dashed
to the ground. Here is good.for-nothing,
rollicking "Nig," who can do almost
anything under the sun, that is difficult
and improbable, but the moment you at
tempt to turn his talent to value 1t
vanishes in thin air.--ChScago Times.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-12-27
NUMBER is.
not do so unless at the suggestion of tae
President -

not do SO unless at the suggestion of tae
President. ~A
Judge Orr, of South Carolina, has accepted
the Russian mission, and expects to sail for
Europe about the middle of January.
George Palmer Putnam, the well-known
publisher, died suddenly in New York on
the evening of the 2oth, of apoplexy.
full jury was completed in the Stokes
case on the 2ist.
A report appeared in a New York paper
few mornings ago to the effect that the we'll
known actors Sothern and w. j. Florence
were to fight duel The rumor has been
traced to gigantic practical joke played
on Philip Lee, newly arrived young En-
glishman, husband Of Miss Nelson. the ae-
tress. Lee was invited to dine with Sothern,
who promised he should meet party of
characteristic Americans. Lee accepted and
sat down to dinner with Sotherp, Neil Bryant
Chris. Connors, Billy Birch, Billy Florence,
and, Nelse Seymour, the last named five
being under assumed names. Their cos
tunes were very peculiar. They proceeded
to eat with their fingers, tilt their legs on
the table, and finally got into quarrel, in
which immense bowie knives and Colts
navy revolvers were brandished. Sothern
gave Florence mock challenge, upon which
Lee fed from the room, though Sothern
tried to explain it was the "custom of the
country" One of the party had Sothern
and Florence subp6enaed to appear at the
Tombs, which they did, explaining their joke
to Justice Bowling, and receiving their dis
charge upon their own recognizance.
A strike was in progress among the COAL
miners near Springfield, Ill, on the 21st,
with no sign of backing down on either
side.
VIII. Mowrer, foreman of the Galesburg
Qr,) Register, accidentally choked to death
while at his dinner on the 21st. When he
sat down he took piece of meat, and i'm
mediately arose and said, ~ am choking;"
then returning to the Office he started up
stairs, got up as far as the third step, and
stood for moment and dropped dead.
Intense cold weather was experienced
throughout the Western States on the 21st
and 22d. In many sections the thermometer
marked lower temperature than it had for
many previous years.
At New Orleans, on the 21st, Judge Durell
issued q writ directing the United States
Marshal to professionally seize the New
Orleans Times newspaper establishment,
which order was executed, and the office
closed.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-12-27

standing in one vast lake Of water. Dis
patches from Ghent, Belgium, OF the same
date, report that the streams in that section
had risen above their embankments, and
the country was inundated. The water was
three feet deep in some of the streets.
A crisis occurred in the Spanish Cabinet on
the goth, and the Ministers of Finance, Pub
lie Works and Colonies have retired. Senior
Echegary has been appointed Minister OF
Finance Becerra, Minister of Public Works;
and Mosquera, Minister of Colonies.
Large portions of the country in Leicester,
Derby and Nottingham, England, were SUBJ
merged, on the Goth, by floods. In some
sections of these counties the tops of trees
and hedges only were visible.
A dispatch from Liverpool on the Goth
says that A9 persons, including passengers,
had perished by marine disasters within the
previous ten days. Thirty persons were lost
by the sinking of the ship Matchless, off
Northumberland County.
There was demonstration in Paris on the
Goth of three thousand students, in favor of
Professor Robin, distinguished MEMBER Of
the Institute, who had been struck from the
Jury list In. consequence of his disbelief in
the existence of God.
The freshet in the Seine was subsiding on
the 21st.
The river Thames, which had already
oyeriowed Its banks in many places, sud.
denly rose nearly foot on the 21st, at
Windsor. Home Park was one vast lake Of
water, and thousands of acres of other lands
were submerged:
The French Assembly has passed the bill
restoring to the Orleans Princes their corr
fscated property. The Assembly adjourned
on the 21st for the holidays. .-l
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-12-27

A BOSTON youth dreamed the other
night that there was another fire and that
he was in it. He leaped from the bed,
and, without stoppoing to think, went
through third.story window and took
the sash with him. 1t was not necessary
for him to take the sash along, but he
took it. After tnrning over several times
in the air he lodged in the boughs of a
friendly tree. The sash fell heavily on
the pavement below. The young man
now sleeps with the wardrobe against the
window. slt I'D EHfs
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-12-27

-Congregationalism is slowly gaining
a foothold in the South. The churches
in Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama, con-
stituting the South Central Conference,
have three colleges and seventeen church
ORGANIZATIONS
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-12-27

THIEVES are scarce in Siam, and the
reason is obvious: When one is convict
ed, he or she, it makes no difference
which, is put in bag and laid upon the
ground, face downward, with the throat
resting upon the sharp edge of triangu-
lar block. The executioner then pounds
with heavy club on the back Of the neck
until the victims head is bruised off. The
poor kleptomaniac is gently prepared for
the final operation by judicious prelimi-
nary scourgings. -...-r ~ t.-
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-12-27

An English correspondent of Zs0Ts'S
Herald says that only about a quarter o,
the English Wesleyans are "Abstalners,
and still less number take any actlVe IN
terest in the temperance movement:
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-12-27

1t appears that the French Govern
ment, by the grant of concession for
manufacture and sale of matches, are
about to realize revenue of e640, 600
per annum, with probability of its be-
ing increased to e960, 600.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-12-27
-Pbvs;cians hear somahneer diaonoses

Physicians hear some4ueer diagnoses
from amateurs sometimes. Our friend,
DR.. D., was called recently to see sick
man, and upon inquiring of his wife how
he was affected, received in reply: 'Well,
you see, doctor, the things what he eats
gifts sorter tangled up around hts heart, and
he suffers awful"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-12-27

AT Amherst College hereafter the oe-
pertinent of the students Will not De recK,
pned in making up the rank, but they will
be judged according to their scholarship
alone,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-15
1Inpartetiitbes urtbeil.

Dte Sneianer > l1ntbaten at ter
Orsnse eeben pen1 pbtlap. Dempfrat
Mnlab gu fploenoer Gr6rterun9> aus
melber Der 2eier entnebmeu fam, bab
pie S9ulO ntht ein5t9 bic 3ptbbdute
triTt.
Dian mub nibt elaubsn lagt bas
9enannte Blott, nab ale untbaten,
welbe nidt lowubl ben fst anse(tepelz
ten ais pielrebr DEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SnoianerzB anoen CUR 2at seleet perz
cen, gang aQein penlelben tuseldrteben
,perpen mli1en. ueberaQ in cen Stepz
pen pes fernen @sftens unp @ippez
items sibt g weibe unp farttse @a9az
bunren, Nduber unr 6alsatl bneiper
eenus> welde oft unter Der gerfleipuns
pon S%ncianern Nerbre9en be-
esbsn. Soer iebr bdufe tommt es
por, rab iolde Menlden Die oieaet9t
nesen Naub unpWorp aus ben Staaz
ten ll9tis tpurpeu, it@ saeabunptrenz
ben Snctanerborpen anl1lieben, unp
tbnen NIT Ratb unp Shat bel Moro
unp pllnperuns an bic 6ano 9eben.
Sang belonoers aber 1T paS Der SAL
an cen Wrensen pom Geras. Dort bat
i1 aus cen Deretn. Gtaate1 unp aus
Werito Elm @einpel BON @eiben unp
Nesern In GROCER An;obl ee1ammelt>
UNI i'm Gerein nit ben beriiber uno bin
lberidpeifenoeu Suoianern gu lensen,
81 feblen uno ju morpea. Gs 1T be-
fannt, rab bic merifaniide Resterune
SneianerzS tdmne an ibrer 0rense ais
Elm Nrt 0ren3z9 eleaten i'm Dtenft
bdlt uno be3ablt, Gas man9e Stdmme
cesbalb aus Der Union mad Merifo
binibersejoeen> unD eab BON verldieoe>
men nod A~neeb5rtse pie0eit6 bleiben.
8on einSelnen S:lmmen fam man
1um nit Befimmtbeit fagen, auf nell
o. Seite Der 0ren;e' fl stssntli@ 3u
9a.3 linr.
O'fr 3ufano ~peranlabt cas ftete
9'a< UP 9srsteben rer Snoianer, mas
Gem selsyslen msisen unp idwar3en
Sanba9sL tr fi9 an jsnen@ ren;en an
9t1amme|t bat, niutommene @elesenbsil
e1etet tn oeren Spleituns m5yliaf f.
| @fr uro uneefraft TIRE @erbre@en gu
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-15
Ser IS q n 5 +.

cine Namilienepmdne 1T, aai&liest.
Il RSa@s' s aa Rjis{sg s {jtty aes51t MfiT|;Es "''gRat s' s !tno
ioneerbare Mibbraud f& aidt MUIR auf
ees Yrdl icenten0 erpanptIdaft eritredte,
loneern baB' feline @erm anpten wteper
Grnennuneen fit tbren ipestelen &reis
bewirftsn, 10 eaB Settr Don letner Ser
uanotldaft cine petion Don @tnRub
puroe, unp bes Yrdisenten @erwonp>
l9aft 1T uneebeuer pett perbrettet.
8ir la0en bier ben SdluB Der &eoe
folaen.
SD Bin NIT Der 8eleu9tung Der
beieen 8tleer, Neputtsmus unp &C.
l9enfannabme als offsieQe5G umpeniaz
tion> in benen mir uniern prdioenten
oarsefteIt ieben nrl0en> fertte. 5ter
setst ct T9 f. mie er 1T. SIS 1T tein
port;att seu1abt pom etnem &rtttler poer
@eSner. So 1T bas Original lelbf,
wie IS ii9 Yorteut unp 1prt9t: u@ebet
bier Die 0roemutb> bic t9> auf Soften
pes SfentliGen Dtenfes, 9eoe1 metne
8erwanbteu tbe iowte AUDI Die Sc
l9eute, bic t9 annebme, une bic Dirt
unp Weile, wie i6 bafir metne 06nner
belubns, immer auf Soften reS STentz
lt@en Dientes." Wtr 1eben bier. If
fentli@ %aus9efeQt, wfe bas prdfoen@
tenant ftatt zines anpertrauten Mnts
su einem Memt9en nit Nebenperptenz
fen 9epurpen 1T. Gin prdipent Der
lolde 5anplun9en beeeben tann> ebne
ben 6sbler, ben er pamit semadt fufort
ein;uleben, sei9t pab ct Don jenemAQeS
aberw!esenpen GisennuB beberrldt
Miro melder bic Contribution, Gas In
ternatipnale unp municipale @eleB, gar
nt6t gu reben Don ben @runrprinct>
pisn republifuniider 3esieruns, benz
Wtaen pes prdltpenten unteroronet ;
unp ptes 1T perlDnli9e Geeterun9. ST.
gen Ste btn3u cine opQFdnoi9e unem<
pfnolt9fett fir Die aufridtieeu ueterz
;eugunsen aneerer Men1hen uno Sie
baben pann Elm daracteriittl9es Bet<
lptel BON pteler N%nmabunB.
Mit Be;us aul unlere au5warttsen
Nneelesenbeiten> iastS umner> er mQhe
e,fldren, paB otelelben ntemals 3uoor
10 un9ei9idt unD~ darotterlo5 eeleitet
rrorcen ieien* gerwtrrun9en na@ al
len @siten-mit Spanien> NIT Guta>
NIT her Ne9errepubltf nit @enesuela>
NIT 0uflano, nit Gnslano-iberau
Die periAteoenartisfe Gerwirruns. Su
nett ftnp mir berunter9efommen. Wann
itnp mir je 3uvor in uniern Mn9ele9eu5
betten nit ENGLAND In cine iol9e &lemz
me %sefumn1sn wie jeBt?-
8ir ml0en uus parauf tel9rdnfen>
nur bic oauptja9e ces pottrdtS gu lie
fern unp jieQen Dem Sc Ter bic Seantz
mertunS Der Dra8e onbeint> pb er nidt
erpbe @ebnlidteit NIT Der ppytraitfrten
Ye1l1nlidtei6 ldon aus ptelen paar
3uoen berauSfnpe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-15

beset.n. Die Gisenlaaft et.ler Sncia@
r,er als n1ertfantide @rens>S plpaten
3 ni i IT. 94 }}},1 TIRE 8sAaafer auf merita<
HHWeM Vlunp INV Sv~,~ AR ieoer
ernfli9en @erfolsune. Nebenbet be-
merit, ftno bic Meritaner, bic unter fid
9enus gu fe&ten BADEN, ber,ensfrpb,
tpenr piele @ren3<S notaner lid NIT
3aubji9en mad Ieras bfndber be<
1adfttgen, uno ntdt tn Merifc felbR,
100 1brt9ens nt@t 70 ptel 3u tpleu 1T,
auf Haub auSeeben.
Die fur9tbaren2etoen, .pel@en turd
cteie5 l1nweien Die @ren3z@ Counties son
EeraS auseelsbt finp, fnb l9on oft
eenu9 9ei9tlpert poroen. Sc per3ebt
fetne Bode ia fat fein Sag, 100 nt9t
neueS Glenb spn bort bert6tet miro.
unp nameptlt9 1ino eS beut1&e Nnieoz
lungen> pel@e Don btelen Nduberbpr>
ben beim9eiudt werben, fino IS oeutide
Tamilten, wel9e bort Sag uno Na@t
fir @i9entbum unD 2eben iu wa@en
unb gu fdmpfen baben, unp wel9e oft
BON Dem furdtbariten S@idlal betrpf>
en- Derben.
Man ertnnert fi9, baB ter ebemaltee
@onsreb>R eprdientant Don Eeras, 5err
Desener, ol4es M5sltae eetban bat> I'M,
trdftt9e WaBre9eln gum S9uB uni erer
bieoern, tapfern uno Aeibt9en@ tammes
8eno1en an Der @rense Don Teras gu
erre{9en. Gs 1T 70 gut wie Ni9ts ee>
l9eben* Nt9t etnmal ben @orl9lae,
cine S@ubwebr an Der @ren;e gu erz
rt9ten> ruroe eenebmt9t.
Wie LANCE iouen biele @rduel nod
fortpauern? Spuen bic peut19en Nn>
iieolun9en in jener @essne 3upor prQ<
tdnbi9 perntbtet> uno tbre 8ewpbner
entweoer ermprpet ODER pertrteben fem,
ebe man enersilde Mabreseln gum
@ren;sS9ub ersretft?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-15
Oie Mrbeiterbeme9,tn9 gent

Sn mebreren Stdoten f1nb Nrbsitsr>
bewe8unsen i'm @anse, beren 3iel 1i6
nod nidt atieben ldbt; Defenders 1T
pteb in Stem Yorf Der SAL. Dprt bat
Die 8eweeua9, nadpem fi@ faf ale
Nrbetterflanen earan betbetlf9t einen
srobartisen umfan9 an9enommen ;
man 1ddgt bic Nn;abl Der Nrbeiter,
melds eatrpeoer berettS aus9eltanoen
finn, rper nit tbren Meiaern bebuf5
Grreiduns tbres 3medes tnl1nterbano<
lung ffeben> anf mebr als 10000. Die
9.:a}i;sr baben Dol, cine Nore1e ans
Dolf gu erla0en> wortn is bic Nptbz
uenptetett BET eesenwdrti9en Bewesuns
uno bic 3tele, na@ wflden iie ftreben>
au6etnanberleBen ppuen,-@8 banoelt
it1 bauptll9lt6 UNI Neeuction Der
Nrbetts5ett auf 8 Stunocn> nobel pic
Nrbettsr meifen5 ben bt6ber,sen 2obn
beanlpru9en> uno nur In 1pentsen
GaQen f19 cine eertnee Nepuftiun &C.
fallen laleu rppllen. Giele Mrbeiteeber,
rporunter audi Die YtanozG %abrifanten
SteinwaY, baben 1ib bereit erfldrt, 8
Stunpen NybeitS3eit nit Dem jsBi9en
2obn, pcer nod lister eiuen 2obnauf
l9las Don 10 prp;ent nit Beibebals
tung rer jeBi9en 10finci9en Arbett6
3sit, ;u bewiQisen. Dieter Nntros
rpuree tnoe1en Don zen Nrbetteru abz
9elebnt.
uetrieens beidrdnft ]id bic 8ewess
ung ntbt auf Seem Yort. @te bat
aud idon anpere Stdpte erertfen uno
rrobt, f9 iiber bas gauge 9anp aus
%sucebnen. Sn Bolton lno }don in
'egyer Wpde 6anperte por Mrbettern
Gem Beiipiele ibrer SEEN yorfer Cole
qc11 1efclst. Sn Chicago baben bic
aIte'ter in BEN giienbabnz S~aeerbSfen,
in Cincinnati Die uStore1bnetper" uno
Die 4tubma6er (wel9e In ben Tabrt>
fen cie feihe Mrbeit ma9enl tn Gleoez
lane RE Wal6tnenbauer unp Steinz
bauer Die &rbeft einsefeQt- ni9t
UNI cine Meructipn Der Nrbetts;ett, fon<
bern am cine Grb1bunB tbres 2obneS
;u ersisieu. Nud in pitt6bur9 i9eiat
Elm Strife beyorsulteben> "a pte nGilenz
f6ntse", trpb pes enerrne1 prpfts, zen
fe lei ben leBiee1 Drei1en ee6 81 en6,
unter unlerem 9lorrei@en @9uB3oQ>
lYiten,, an tbrem product MAIDEN, bic
iblide 3ulase Don 1 Dollar per Scnz
ne fir Die bret Commemorate Sum-,
Suit uno Aueuft ptesmal auf 50 Gents
beldrdnfsn wpllen, Elm Gorbaben, baS
(i9 bic Mrbeiter unter fetnea umtdupen
eefalea la1en >peretn.
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lburbeu@ anberer.)
SSas iener 8ar9ermetiter
1teint.

Die aufaQenee electromagnetic,
bic ld b~eloncers III Deutlalanp func
sibt ma6t Sesenwdrtts siel Don fd
repen. Wie aber eerSbnlid. cas oielt
@ereoe utdt obae Siinpe abgebt (Spr,
X. 49,, 10 TT aud bier rte ease midi
auseeblteben. Mls ndmltd Die preusts
iae Ne9terans na@ ben urla9sn BE,
aunebmenoen Nuswanperune6luf lid
erfunpiste, pa beebrte f@, wte per g.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-15
Gin Nrdfbenteu=@p.

pte es woM nr9 Reinem in
der Sibuns ees GonauGes TH,.!z
bin9ese'@net mprren> ffeute am esr
Mai Der Senator Sumner tnwolbindl
ton aut inoem er ben 9e9mw6rtio re-
sierenoen Yrdfoenten Gram uup be57,n
aan5e @erwaltung i9ilnerk Tiei,
Sdilrerun9 aemdbrt UNI 10 meb.0ntfr<
IT, IA 81. Grant loeben rpierer ,on
ieinen Nnbdnaern Dem @plfe aur S."
cetmabl pprseldlaeen &pirp. Senate.
Gunner unterwi1ft renlelben einem
fren9en Gramen, unp Iaet:
@enn MIR bic 2aufbabn pisleS Can:
eioater unteriu9en, 70 fnten mir ~
unlerem Grtaunen> wie gar >penia Die,
lelbe ben einfaGiten Mnforperunaen
entlprp9en bat. 2sst man ben mabreu
prdfltetn an, ~ e1metf ie fi6 als pouz
itanet9 miblun9en. Nt9t nur tperreu
Contribution uno Geisye ienorirt, fpns
bern eae Wmt res Yrdfpenten er1deint
ais wenis nebr ais cine Nrt gpiekeuo
oeer Nebeneinnabme, tpenn nidt ola
srtteres 70 als leBteres. Die 8emei(f
caFiir fino umfan9reia uno fe ieioen,
pea Sestnn, pab ptelss bobe Ser
t%rauensamt gu einem ble6en Nmte be,
9eletbetrieptauns berabsslunfen 1T,
no pauaitzW asen, &ennpferce unc
Summ'l:tet1 an 8areprts, cine or5bez
re &oQe ipielen als NmtspFidten, 1e
sei3en, &pie perl6nli9e 3iele unpNnoeIes
Benbeiten ben @orrane Dor zen 5isutz
Iiaen Snterel1en batten, ME cos Nm,
rea prdtpenten benuBt pprpen If, feline
eisenen Gamilteninterensn rurd eineu
in u~nierer, Geididte beiipieuolen Ne>
pptismus gu tefSrcern> einen Nepotisz
mus, wte er flum unter corruption SIC,
9ierunsen eeiuncen miro, in psnsn fol-
der Mlibbrau9 Yorberrl9t. SIN benz
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-05
-
STOCK.
JUST RECEIVED.
LEGAL.
Attachment Notice.

Thos. R. Muslin Before N. B. Hale. Jus
Frank Dcnehuer. county. tennessee.
A TTACHMENT HAVING BEEN SUED
"A out in the above entitled cause upon affi-
davit, and the said attachment having been
returned by the proper officer. levied,
etc" it is therefore ordered by the
court that the said defendant, Frank
Donehuer. be and appear at the office. Of
N. B. Hale, j. p. in the Fourth civil dis
day, the 18th day of March, 1872, at 10 o'clock
a. N. :, and defend said suit or the Same will be
proceeded with ex-parte. 1t is further or
dered by the court that this notice be pub
lished once week for four consecutive weeks
in the Public Ledger, newspaper published
in the city of Memphis, Tennessee.
Given under my hand this I'd day of Feb
ruary, 1872. N. B. HALE. J. p.
134-13q-145-l5l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Guard Your Health and Life. How incon-
sistent is human nature. Men carry revoi-
yers to protect themselves against rufhans in
well-polished cities, whore the precaution is
unnecessary, often neglect to fortify their
systems against disease in the most unhealthy
seasons. Thousands Of dyspeptics and other
iuyalids are now languishing in sick rooms.
or feebly and listlossly moving through our
streets, who owe their forivfh condition solely
10 a,want Of common prudence. Far more
inimical than the roughs and rowdies, against
whose possible attacks the timid arm them
selves, arc the morbid elements that pervade
the atmosphere at this time OF the year, and
vet although II Is an undenied and undeniable
fact that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters afford
more perfect protection against these causes
of disease, than any weapon Of ohense can
afford against lawless violence. the reckless
and iinconsiderate continue to brave the
danger with positive safeguard within thor
reach. nyI , la
Every day, however. the number Of these
martyrs to their. owa want of forecast dimin-
ishes. Each succeeding season demonstrates
4 more clearly the inestimable value OF the
Bitters, both rs an antidote for the causes OF
disease. and specific for its consequences.
The miasma which generates periodic disor-
| ders. Rheumatism, liver complaint, irregu-
larity of the bowels and other physical dis
turbanees, pioduces no effect whatever upon
systems toned. strengthened and regulated BY
this powerful vegetable medicine. and dys-
nensia. nervous debility, constipation, inter
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-05
AEAsONIC DIRECTORY.

LODGES. ~N
SouTH MEMPHIS, No. 1l8-meets I'd Friday
in each month-hall corner Madison and SEQ
ond. W. s. Matthews, W. NJ. Ben X. Pull
ASeERoSA, No. 1es-meets LIST Monday in
every month, at Odd Fellows Hall. corner
Court and Main. G. NJ. Carroll, W. M. John
LEILA SooTT, No 2S9-meets LIST Thursday
of each month-hall corner Madison and Sec
cond. s. Sturm, W. M; M. Hochstadter.
DEsoTo. No. 29e-meets Sd Friday of each
month-Odd Fellows Hall. r. O. William
son, w. M; r. w. Shelton, Secretary.
KiLWISEING, No. 3l-meets 9Th Friday Of
each month--at South Memphis Hall, corner
Of Madison and Second. W. b. Richardet,
W. NJ Louis CEapski, Secretary.
ROYAL ARCH.
PENN CHAPTER. No. E2-meets I'd Monday OF
each month--0dd Fellows Hall, @ M. Car
roll, M. E. II. p; B. u. Levy, Secretary.
MEMPHIS CHAPTER, No. 95-meets at Odd
FeIlows' Hail, Sd Monday Of each month. w.
S. Matthews, NJ. &. II. P; John W. Ward,
Secretary.
R. AND ST.
EuREKA COUNCIL, No. 6--meets Sd Monday
Of each month-0dd Fellows Hall. d. 3.
Forster, TIL. ILL.,; @. H. Myers, Rec.
TEMPLARs.
CYRgSE C0NMANDERY, No: 4-meets 4th Mon
day Of each month. Geo. Mellersh, Com; I.
J. Barchus, Rec. 80, =,
!. Charles W. Adams, 32d, M. w.; II.
T. TOmlinson, SD. Sec.'.