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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-01-06
SATURDAY. MORNING, JANUARY G. l8n-

GA4l&s sSlslOl(IfA !.
well. We will set them to competing !;
goods in demand increase IN value.'
He returned home, and communicat-
ing the baker 5 sentiments TO his saaia aaiai, IL
ter, promised her tos.,decile quickly
which of the two itwould be the best to
marry.
sEhe baker is u very nice young man,
said Bernadotte, the same as she had
said of the ploughmap Micoutet, but
there is another, the hairdresser Firmln.
lie buyssomething of me every day and
keeps me an hour talking about his tour
through France. the yarn my stockings
are made of, and my good mich COW.
He assures me that he has never. seen
any one more engaging than she whom
he has the pleasure of looking at when
he looks ut me
The compliments of barber. in
terposed Father. Hugh. sEvrybody
y
knows what they arc worth No mat.
ter-the work progresses; competition
among three makes the profit all the
greater! We will see ,the hardresser.
my dear. aud ind out what H. cxpec,
from his admiration
Hugh .again returned 20 town, where
he had an Interview with III. Firmn ;
aud. as he knew that the larger tue com.
pany of buyers the more active the bid
ding, he invited each of the competi-
tors to come to his house the following
Sunday after mass.
'Humph !! he muttered to himself, as
he canvassed the situation, 'thc plough
man courts my daughter, but without
neslecting his work or spending flrlh
ing; the baker is doing the same thing.
lettering about the market place, and
spending his money to win the sales.
woman; the barber ovcrwhelmns Berna.
dottc with fusome compliments and
trihing presents. There is no hurry
things can be cleared up aud the char
acters of these gel!ants tested, to make
them solve one of my riddles. =
When Suud came Bcruadotte made
herself look as beautiful ms the virgin
lueenoi II My day festival She put
On hrr hest Srntrh muslin a,n n liz,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-01-06

HAD HIM TuERE.-A doctor lately
informed his friends, in large company,
that he had been eight Gays in the.
country.
Yes, said one of the party; sit had
been announced in the Times :
All said the doctor, stretching his
neck importantly; pray in what terms r
sWeil, as well as / can remember, ID
the following, There were last wsek 25
deaths less than the week before y
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-01-06

Coming to gricf-Meeing trouble
half way.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13
Estates.

STATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT. S.
- In Probate Court. held AT the Pr"hat" ono" IN
-. .Iuhnsbury within and for sad District on the
Goth day OF August. y. ID. l-'2
Barron Muulton administrator upon the estate
Grafton Fuller. late al st. JuhnsbuiN. III silh
District. deceased. interstate, makes application
IL said for license /" sell the whole al me real
estate OF said deceased representing thai III, sal"
of said real would be- beneficial To tn" H"lrs
and all interested in said estate. for the purl"s" "i
converting the into money AMI SAID admins
TRAITOR has brought into Court the consent ana al-
probation in writing at all the heirs To said estate
residing i'll this State
Whrrrupnn, it is ordered by said Court, that said
application he referred to the it ,;iN Of Sept, y
ID. l-7!, the Probate Office said 81 .IulnSburN
for hearing and decision thereon and. II Is further
ordered that all persons Interested Ice nuitrd here.
of by publication of notice OF this application and
order thereon three weeks successfully i'll the Gale,
DOMAIN printed at 81. .uhn>hury. before said time.
of hearing. that they may appear al said time and
placr and if they caIIS, object thereto.
BY the Court. Attest,
ASA l.. FRENCH. Jud@r "f Prnbai".
\ true copy of Record, Attest.
81 ~ ASA l.. FRENCH, JUDGE al Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
u. II. EDDY.
SOLICITO OLE pAIENr-
Far T,,rent;"ns Tcod. Nrfks ~ D.,oIn.
No. - State Street, Opposite khhl street E.-,..

Far ItreHf'IHs IrId' UGfks. 0T D,,,Ip.
No. ~ State Street, "pp"~itr kilhy street E.,,.
Mass.
NiicT an extensive practice al UpW ards 81 if.r,
Years continues {" >""ur" patents ia Tia, Jru,.,t
States also in Great Britain France and urn-. ..
cign countries. Caveats. specifications buud-
ignmcntS. and all papers uT drawings iuI Irt.r..
executed "n lihrTa terms. and with dr-Irat,fi e..
searches made into American 81 t"r'I.u NurE- D..
determine the validity e" utility "f patents .- .
Vrntiur--aIid l,.gal other adj ice. rendered .
matters tnuciIn. the Copies "i thu, claim,
any patent furnished h> RENTING Il h-~...
rnrnt~ recorded NJ Washington.
TIMONIAL>.
Il regard Mr.. Eddy al the most -I,.,,.-- .
aud capable, practitioners with whom / h.t...,
official intercourse. CHAS. MASON
commissioner ut Par,..r-
Il have no hesitation III i--Uriu. Iuy.irur- 81. .
they cannot employ Il prr~"m more r"Iul,I,r- f.
Trustworthy. and more capable al puIIrII- -.
applications in a form Ia secure Tor them uu ,...
and favorable consideration at til" patent office,
EDMUND BURKE Late commissioner 90, q.
tcut~.
Nh. Il. II. Eddy has made tor me laIrplt,..s .-
all but one al which patents have been -lI....
and that L. p'.ndng. Such UHmi-'.... .....
pT""i ct -rr:it talent and ability On his pIIr . t.
me tu recommend all inventors I" apply T." I.r..r.
pIucurr their patents they may Ice SUE OF ....
img rh, most faithful attention ht-t"Nrd ui, r.....
eases. and at very REASONABLE" charges.
I!"-t"n Jan. /. I-19.-ly. Holm TAGGNE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13
ST. 4uhnsburp Galrdunlan.
>,. ,ronn>nur>, Vt, Friday. >ep,em If, 49,"
Humorous.

Humorous.
I.,...,,,.,. il i,L d,,,.. ,..,t uutrou he
..,,,... !, ~, .I,
u -
- young ii"H I, 60. J.,,,
a>NlhH ulhi i"i ne 49, - ~ ,,,'.t
"r''I'' ne I'i''''' ,,I ,,L, tn
Young Woman I,.,I;.,,, II..I r,-
some ''>N 49," ;,I ,.,.'.,I, anal
move ''.,''' '',' =, ,,',',,,,
WARRANT " "'''' ~
Ia Il CONT Il man WI" WAS rali'h up
on l." appear ~ witness r"nId NOT u"
found. ON III" Judge asking Nhrlr 1T,
Wa>. an elderly gentleman rose up ana
WITH much emphasis >"Ih our non
81. IN" : gone. ','"h'' %"i'' >iiu me
Judge. MhrI" l. he gone mai |
cann"1 tell l"n. l'l'Ilt" inc c"lhih'liii.
ca1l>" gent rinam' 'h'' ht> dead.
his l. c"n>ldrird the most guarded an
sven on record.
\ lazy dl ~pcptic WAS hcwailimg his
own mI>turtunc>. and speaking with Il
H"'''" ON ,h. ia'''i nearly 'Pi"
'''t' W ha' II" YOU Il" I" NAM '
>,II ;" strong ana healthy "'I "'''.
the "\NptPi". lave on '"' ''''
"'>"r!''' tIir i!I'n"' ',,' '''I
run ne run "i mus '''"
AN never 'i""''''' VIZ"
BI E\I\G LAIIIEE. --''N"thclc >an"tli-
cr rapture at Mount \"cltrr"rl>. SAID
Mrs. Darlington a> she put down the
paper and put mp her specs: ''thr paper
tells H. about TIA" burning lathcr run
ming down the mountain. Tut 1t don't
tell how II got fine.
Two IihrrIian> were passing Il sta
bile which had Il rooster ON it for a
Weather Nanc. when one addressed the
uth,r. Tins pat vh,t'>1h ,:,.nu the,
didn't pu1 Il hin up there instead of Il
Rooster ," And sure" rrplird Pat.
thar. asy enough: don't yer see it
would hc uncnn>anirnt to go tor the
,rr, -
W" IiIrhi'rh on >",'iH nI"i' '""h
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13
House g. Small Farm for Sale.

The john Morse place. CONSISTING. OF Il tw"~t"ry
hoIiS,. and out -huildiu.s. and .hout Ii acres of
land situated in the village uf II. .Inhn>hurN Cen
ire, ,cd for sale. There il GOOD spring water
running " both house. and barn. All the land IL
:lhuut TN, buildings level. accessible easily work
ed and GOOD state ui cultivation.
The place is desirable tor any On" VIII" wants Il
small place i'll quiet village VrnIrnt I" church
and sch"nl~ Ns the trains run. scholars can
attend the 81. bloomsbury Academy. "r the High
Schu"l the Plain from this village. and board Al
home.
For particulars rnquir" "t {. VI. STONE al tlie
office. ar ON tl,. uI,Iui-,- -.nf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13

Too MUCH WIpoWEHED. An article
ON corpulencN for the G0idrg ''Cluh-
Room" for September CLOSES with the
following:
have reserved for ''po>itiNrly the
last Il story told me the other day.
which proves most c"nclu>iNclN the ut -
ter heartlc>Sne>> with which fat people
are treated. And a. even my SLENDER
est reader may now feel t;tiyucd. |
leave the anvrdotc to speak for itself.
y western Snowman WAS exhibiting Il
giantc>> who keep the scales in he vi
cimity of six hundred pounds. She WIS
like heavenly pastures. large and
fair. and proved Il very profitable card.
In order that these vulumiuuuS and
profitable charms should NOT he SrqlIcS-
tered from him. the show man secured Il
life interest i'll them 10y marriage. | Ii
fortunately the bride >ickcncd even I'M
I" death. and Il council of ply >iciaIl>
declared her recovery impossible. The
dl>con>olatc show man wandered ont of
the village where "ummcrcitul disaster
had oNcrIakcm him. and leaned over Il
fence. gave WAY To Il Hood of tears. \
sympathetic hy>tandcI. learning the
raII~c of his grief. attempted consolation
10y depicting what the future might
have in store. tur him. oh" said the
pseudo NiduWrr. ''tllat is all very we'll.
bat the thing that worries me i what |
am Ia do nov. luu SEC she's ~ hi"
that I'm pc>tcrcd Ia know whether Id
better coaN her int" Il Gr.lNrN ard Ia die
al get mp f'r0 cTpcHSirc t"Hcr0I>.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13
Mr.. Nasty at Chappaqua--A Dilemma
and how 1t was avoided
provision for the future.

tIIArTNUl \. (which is in thrl
stat, ny New York;
August ). l-72
am quartcrcd NOW more nearly to
my taste than hey bin >rnrc the hal
cyon days ny \ johnson. " ho l. now no
more. hey Il room to my elf to Wich
my meals j. sent hey my own private
bottle, and the Labor i light though the
responsibility is heavier than | could
wish. | VIZ sent here 10y the National
Democratic Committee to take chan gt
nv these premises. and To see. that our
beloved candidate. the good ami great
Greeley. does not make an U.s. nv his
self more trckcnrly than is good torus.
| arrived yesterday mnrnin and to-
Wun>l H>>""m"d the dootics ny my posi-
>hCli. Ny Inst work WAS the in>prc-
>hun il\ the H\'> "u the farm. " hicl the
great ANA good iInrIl> Nuo>r> ON his
trees. found them all too heavy for
sch c"ntInl I"II~ rh"prIn ~ lac hcI to
do. W llh them a\c> hI> strength wood
give out long at'rc The rampamr il over.
| Ordered Il halt dozen lighter ones. and
sold the stock OH hand to tine nalr,iu
farmers. the proceeds nv Wirh >hrl
remit /" the \I>hmcl Committee. #
don't forget it, Then. agin. ! found the.
ladder wich the great wood chopper
N"">'.> Ia a>>cnd trees WIZ not only
clumsy III H. ruu>truckShrn. bat dan
grr"u>. and ordered another NV Il bet
ter pattern. he'd many other things
I" reform. just after the Cincinnati
t"nNrn>hun It Was reported To HulIis
that 1t wood hey Il good effect IF visitors
>h""d alluZ kctch him upa tree tlimnin
branches. ami '.N'I ~cmcc the old man
hcz gone olIt At nlnc in the morning
clum ii tree and stayed there ill mite.
"i'h l""natir prIrccdnrc vul Il fearful
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13
Newark Land Sale !

The non resident prnprirt"r> "t the town al New
ark i'll the Cnunty OF alruni:,. hereby notified
that the taxes S>r>sc hN said town within the Nv"
Years nrNI preceding tins date remain either III
" huit or III part unpaid on the following Described
lem t,N1 In Vlt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13
Farm for Sale i'm Wheelock

The subscriber offers for sale his farm situated
ill Whrcuck. Vt. containing about 22J acres. ana
is of the best farms in Caledonia County. The
buildings and fences all GOOD. There are Two
good sugar orchards and about sixty acres "t wo"i
and timber land.
said farm is pleasantly located about one halt
mile from the village and five miles from Lyndon
vile Depot. Will also sci, with the farm. If de
sired ~ tons Hay. 2OO bushels Grain GOOD Cows,
| pair heavy horses. tw" year old and one year
old Colt. Also the farm tools and sugar utensils.
For information. inquire of the subscriber on the
premises. WILLIAM CHASE.
Wh,,lnck S,.l,t. | I-12 :S2tf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13
Farm for Sale !

The subscriber offers his farm. containing about
Three, Hundred Acres. for sale SAID farm l.
well watrrrd has excellent apple. and two SUGAR
orchards. and cuts yearly Il heavy burden "t hay
HENRY ROSS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13

The subscriber will sell a Ion of III acres in the
town Of Lynd"n-It miles above l.NndonNIll,. IN
the B,mi~ Hill ruId-,ight acres meadow. and
the remainder pHStula-r and tllla@r.
Price. 30 per acre. Terms, part down. ana
credit for the remainder.
IONA. ADAMS.
C',,u,,,,I
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13
Richelieu Steamers
TRIAL. OF
Sewing Machines.

public trial OF Sewing Machines had at
colchester. Yesterday. between the Weed +. F."
and the "li"m'.~tIc SEWING machines. Witnessed
10y tn, citizens Of Colchester and vicinity. Both
machines were operated 10y experts and the results
"t tn" trial will hr i'll the report of the com
mittrr given below:
I" M"s>r>. Holt y Glad,ling. agents Weed +. +
sewing Machine al Colchester. From specimens -
work exhibited hy the Weed and Domestic >,.wiu..
machines AT Gates Hall Chichester Connecticut.
j nm" IL l-': We. a. Il committee. give the prefer
"nrr I" the Weed >rwlng machine for ldaptahilitN
Tor general ltlnllN requirements 10y Il unanimous
vote. W. II. Haywood. NJ l.. L""Ims Ebrnrzrr
SNOW. l.. /. Douglass. H. MillrT.-Nor,rich BuiL.tin
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13
-6ar Sale.
Small Farm for Sale I!

The subscriber offers for sale his farm, situated
i'll the southwest part of St JOhnsburN. two and
half miles from the plain SAID farm contains
~ of excellent land. There are comfortable
set "t buildings the place-ruIuinG WAFER Il"
coming into bearing.
| want To sell because. ut i'll health.
:iatf l.. 1. FARNHAM.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13
NOTICE.!

Notice il hereby given that an application will
he made AT the next session ct the Legislature. ui
vermont To annex the town ui Concord in Essex
County. To the County OF CALEDONIA
Concord August ~ l-15 m.i1
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13
SALE AND LIVERY STABLE.
The Stallion, George Rogers,

viii stand Tor the, season "f II2 at H. NJ Wilcnck~
stable At the lr"ttIn. Course in -. .l"hnshurN.
tic"rgr Rogers mas just been brought by Jerry
Drew from l"n- Island. and WAS sired 10y HN~dN h :
lamhlrtnnian and the, dam. 4; Messenger
from Bath in the state of Maine. He il Il wears
old nice chestnut color. weighs about lOOO lbs
and can step fast inr "a y"un. horse. Terms. slI To-
warrant. and so for the season.
- PAT MCGUGER. Agent.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13
Visit from a Veteran Typo.
HE Is FOR JUDGE POLAND

The Hon. james \. Briggs, of New
York. who has been on IL visit to this
place and recently made strong
specch for Grant and Wilson ut Graf
ton. came into our office IL few days
since. and instead of accepting Il prof
fered chair. Immediately went to ii
cast" took up Il stick. and went to
work. He graduated at the Gazette
office at Bennington, i'll ISIS. and has
accepted various positions of public
trust since. For Il while he was COM
mercial editor of the New York Trih-
umc. He stood ut the case for Il few
moments and composed directly from
head to stick" short paragraph. and
here it is. type and all, which we are
happy to cordially endorse:
The election of honest, faithful, capa-
bile public servants is al all times Il mat
ter of Importance At this time it is
iInperativcly 80. Is it not best then.
for the people of this District t" rc-clrrt
Judge Poland, to Congress To hon
o. him i but to honor themselves.
His retirement from Congress 1T this hour
would hc IL great loss to the country /:
as his experience i'll legislation. and his
acknowledged legal ability are inNalu-
able HIiowx Rats Times.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13
SUMMER ExCURSiUN
Montreal & Quebec

| Tom stations i"rW,'u New port and " iutr I'I,rI
j uu,rI"u comm, n'Iu- July Isl and continuing
duru- Tia. months II August and September. At
TN ~In'. popular prizes CHARGED last
/" Mon.
r., :" Montreal +" uurI,,. tr,al and
.,Hd I'luIu. and I'tuIu. pu'h',A
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13

E,,,o,'. O., E..'- "od H.sI. ,ri,rL olD,",' ,.u,..
',,.> n, '.il"..,u, C.n,Ih,",',
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13

>old at " hol,-;,l, j., ~ NEY \ co. Eu.Ir.
At r,Ia4l 10y =. E\NPtii.& >DN. u. .luill-
l. g.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13

rs pruI'. 'uy~ tom tW" tu ten YEAR, 'ld . tN
old i:,If,I~ with cali 3 ,tlIu- lIrIi,.t-
calf > hrif,.I Calves.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13
AT AUCTION !!
JOSIAH s. EMERSON, Au,tioneer.
Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1872.

The -uh~,rIhrr ~ III ,,.ll hr~ tam Al iu,tI"u ,uu~
Im'NI"u-lN disposed 81 At private, ~.,l'i GA
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-13
Sc Acres of Land.

Waterford. June ~. I-7a.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-20

Point, at st. Louis, has disappeared. and tho
current is now running in the old channel.
Lawrence Owens, stabbed by Watson, on
the steamer Altoona. below Louisville, is ly-
ing at the United States marine hospital
there in a critical condition. Tho trial of
Watson was postponed in the city court yes
terday on account of Glvens' inability to at
tend.
Ice is reported heavy from Ironton up to
Wheeling In the Ohio.
The BoaE, with coal tow. passed down
yesterday.
The Thos. II. Allen Is the Monday packet
for the Askansas river.
The steamers Glasgow and Pink Marble are
to be sold at private sale by the assignoes Of
the defunct Louisville and Arkansas Packet
Company. at Louisville.
The Importer had on board but 1900 bales
Of cotton when sunk below Van Buren,.
The Kate Kearney has been raised enough
to get the machinery out, but the boat will
prove total loss. The hole in the bottom eK-
tends fifty feet aft from the derrick.
We learn from Mr.. James White, agent for
one of our well known cotton houses, says the
made their appearance upon the CORY battle
field Of Pittsburg Landing ON Tennessee river.
The Cincinnati Times and Chronicle says
the smallpox in that city is rapidly on the
decrease, and Is now scarcely to be feared.
The Nightingale burned boiler Sunday at
Shotwel's, and had to send to Evansville for
mechanics to repair it.
A New Orleans exchange says: Captain
John Lanois, the heather Chinee. Of the
Richmond. is agent for new patentee. He
advertises for solicitors, and wants young
men who are active to act as agents for Louis
lana and Tennessee.
The great low pressure Richmond leaves
here on Thursday next for New Orleans, in
place of the Belle Lee.
The Emma G. Elliott, Captain John d.
Elliott, leaves for Jacksonport, Augusta and
all way points on White river this afternoon
at five o'clock. Joe Elliott, Arthur Fields
and Walter OUTLAW are her clerks.
The Silver Moon, Captain Madison, leaves
for Cincinnati this evening at five o'clock.
George W. Higgins. clerk.
The G. w. Cheek, Captain G.. Malone,
leaves for Helena and Friar's Point this af-
ternoon at FIVE o'clock. Frank Gonterman,
clerk.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-20
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
The following is comparative cotton state
GENERAL MARKET.

The receipts of produce per river are fair
and general trade moderately active for Sat-
urday. Butter is dull at II to 15c for cooking
grades and 2 to 24c for choice. Eggs are dull
at 81 to 32c. Poultry is quiet; live turkeys,
s12 to SIS per dozen; chickens, 81 to So; no
geese or ducks offering. Cottonseed is firm at
s11 per ton. Flour is steady at SO 30 to 10 50
for super to fancy brands. Corn-meal is held
firmly at So 80. Apples are scarce at So to IS
for common to prime, and SO for choice. Gro
ceries are steady and unchanged. Oats are
held at So to sac. Corn at IS TO Coo. Hay, s25
to s27. Bran. s26 so to % rs. Potatoes range
from So 90 to 4 80 for the different varieties.
Provisions are less active, prices quoted being
So to &c for dry sailed clear sides, and 515 to
sac for shoulders. loose. In bacon the ruling
jobbing prices we're to SIC for clear sides and
Is to 1876 for sugar-cured hams, loose and
packed. Dressed hogs. 6 to TIC. Fresh beef.
sides. 6 to Sc. Mutton, s to lOc. Mess pork,
s14 so per barrel. Lard. choice. in half bar
rels and tierces. was offered at &c. but moved
slowly, though jobbers generally asked SIC
key lard was jobbing at l0A to 1915.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-20
TfyoIi Concerts.

Prof Won Rolande's German theatre
cal and concert troupe performs every
night at the South Court street Tivoli
wine and beer hall. The Tivoli was
crowded last night by hundreds of our
German and native born fellow-citizens.
Rolande's wonderful harmonicon and
the fine acting and singing of Fri. Au-
guste Mueller and Theodore Willbrecht
were loudly applauded. The concerts
and dramatic entertainments are rem
dered in the German language, An en-
tirely new programme has been arranged
for this evenings entertainment, as can
be seen from the posters put up through
out the city. Go to the attractive Tivoli
tonight.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-20
Churoh services To.morrow.


Services at the fernando street Methodist
Church every sunday at II am. and pm.
Sunday School am. Rev. Guilford Jones,
pastor. Subject tomorrow morning; THE
Miracles Of Moses and Joshua"
The pastor. DR.. Landrum. will preach atthc
Central Baptist Church to-morrowat II o'clock
a. M, and at 7;l6 pm. Sabbath School at ~
o'clock am.
David Walk. Pastor of the Linden Street
Christian Church. will preach tomorrow at
10 80 am. and Ppm. Subject 10 the morn
ing: "a peculiar type of character de
scriptive; and In the evening his legal friends
are invited TO hear an argument based upon
the words; " If they hear not Moses and the
prophets. neither will they be persuaded
though one rose from the dead"
Services at Grace Church, fernando street
Rev. James Carmichael. rector. tomorrow
I'D Sunday after Epiphany as follows Earl,
communion. I o'clock am; Sunday School
| o'clock am. morning prayer and sermon
II am. evening prayer and sermon. 7p.m.