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The New York herald., 1873-08-22
UCTION sALE-PRIvATE RESIDENCE 40 WEST
"A Esd street, THIS (Friday) MORNING, August ~.
commencing at 10 O'Clock precisely. 49,,

over sasooo worth and 400 lots BY cstalogue-Eis-
son rosewood Pianoforte used one year cost $3.50 mag
nifcent Drawing Suits Centre Tables Velvet and
Paintings, Bronzes Etaseres Bookcase, Books, &C.;
rich Bedroom Suits, In rosewood and walnut Bed
steads, Bureaus Mattresses. Dining room-Bufiet Ex-
tension Table, Chairs and Basement and Kitchen Furni
ture; Horses Carriages Harness; fine Billiard Table,
Balls &c The above property Of j. W. Tinker. Sale
positive, shine. Goods packed and shipped for
purchasers
The New York herald., 1873-08-22

A T 26 SEVENTH AVENUE, MR. AND MRS RosEN.
IA BERG pay for Clothing the following prices FOR
Dresses a to SS5 for Coats ~ 10 500 for Pants si'o
%; also Carpets. call9n or address ~ above
The New York herald., 1873-08-22
TEE WALw0RTH FAMILY,

Mrs. walwOrih Ocfsnded by an Init
mate Acquaintances-nIr. Walworth is
Pronounced Insane.
The following letter was written to the Louisville
The New York herald., 1873-08-22

c,rgwARTs SLATE MANTELs MARBLE AND
- Wood MantelS-Rich and elegant designs at the low
es prices go and 20 West rwentythrd street, between
seventh aud Eighth avenues.
The New York herald., 1873-08-22
A UCTION AUCTION. AUCTION.
"A Magnificent nrst class Household Furniture

q
at public auction
at private residence III East sc.h sth ax.
over ATS lots by catalogue, by =. ROTH, Auc-
tionccr -Parlors-veves Brussels Medallion Car
pets, magnificent rosewood Pianoforte. Stool.
Cover, has box for shIppfng; Grand Duchess
Marie Antoinette and Turkish stvics arlor sgit Paint
ings Works Art Mirrors, Etageres Tables Bookcases
Cabinets rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits Mat
tresses, Bedding Lounges Curtains. Clocks; Library.
to parties wishing class furniture Goods delivered
packed and shipped for purchasers
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-22

On motion Aldsfuis Isssdwtll Va, a..
rolniod on the following ttandinG comm itletl
N lieu OF .. NJ. PettlgFeW, lately elected
Chairman OF the board Of Aldermen on
Public Parks. Railroad and Railroad oonnec.
''S On motion the Health Ordinance vas or.
dered printed n pamphlet form aud referred
10 Ordinance commlttee.
BY Alderman hushyi
Resolved. That the Mayor be Instructed 70
appoint jury OF ffcoholdors 70 ascertain the
amount Of compensation 70 be paid 10 owners
Of twelve 20 fifteen feet Of ground owned BY
aud Cynthia streets. as provided In sections q
and N In city charter.
mittss lost, Adopted BY board o. Aldormsu
November II. 1878. anl.
BY Alderman Robbins; I..
Resolved. That his Honor. the Mayor Ne
authorised and directed 10 AZ once cause the
wreck IN mont Of our landing. between Adnmt
and Jefferson streets, 10 be removed.
Adopted BY, Board Of Aidermsn and con
70 tie Wharf and Landing comniIiss. city
GrSrLFarS-w will remove the wrecks Of
the steamers r 2 Walt and Laura. aud the
ferry wharfboat. all sunk at tho landing be,
tween Jefferson and Adams. Tor tbs, sum OF
e22oO, cash. payable when completed TO the
satisfaction Of your committee, or any ono
whom they may designate TO accept the same.
MEMPHIS WkEcKIN9 CO.
Ny John M. Peters.
Referred 70 the Mayor 20 act promptly, and
adopted BY Board Of Aldermen aud Council
The ayes and NAYS being called for, stood as
follows; Ayes-Aldefmen Robbins, bn.by, a
J White. II = White, Colligan. Nay-Walsh,
Davis.
REGISTRARS.
On nomination Of His Honor the Mayor. the
following names were put In nomination Tor
Reeistrars OF voters for the forty-seyenth and
forty-eighth corporate yeaps. which we're CON
lrmed by the Board Of Aldermen, November
nth, 1873: First Ward. W. Y. TriRlett; Sec
ond Ward, Q. NJ, Morrison; Third Ward, jos.
Locke; Fourth Ward. WIN, Gay; Finn Ward.
J.. M. Walker: Sixth Ward. Il. q. Gale; Sew
enth Ward. Rufus Dalton; Eighth Ward. h.
4. Barinds; Ninth Ward. Leo d. Grant;
Tenth Ward, J. l.. sharp.
On motion the Board adjourned 70 Tuesday,
5. X. RICHARDS. City REGISTER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-22
MASONIC DIRECTORY
4
LODGES.

LODdEos
snu-H MyxPKIs, No. lS-mese "a frise ga
a., SUI vujh ,-,n-tb--haII sorner Madison and Sec
~ nni. Rem. X. Puileh, ". NJ; A, }. wheeler
ETeTRoSt, No. ls8-meets LIST Monday u
.,-nrv month. at Odd Fellowg Hall; corneei
Court and Main. c. q. Locke W. M'' D.
Richmond. Secretary -. 8, rhn,s5.v
.e na-h snortb--hall corner Madison ene see
and ~ A. r. Davis. w. NJ; 4. Goldsmith
DpvsoTo. No. .299-meets Sd Friday OF each
uonth- Odd Fellows Hall. Bun. r. frice'
". M: X. W. Shelton, Secretary;
Ruvryyryo, No. 3A-meets 4th FRIDAY OF
...h rnonth-st South Memphis Hail. corner
~ Madison and Second. Richard Creighton'
" NJ: Louis Csapski, Secretary.
ROYAL ARCH. .
pexr CaAPTRR, No. E-meets "a MONDAY OF
.anb rnorlth--Odd Fellows, Hall. D. Forster,
ri H-P.t A. j. Wheeler, Secretary;
MTvPgra CHAPTER, No. o-mees az Odd
siioWs' Hall, Sd Monday OF each month ".
Matthew, NJ. u. h. p: X. W. Shelton
seretary.
ErrYKA COUNCIL, No. 6-meets 81 HEpIs-
dov ~ zach mOnth-0dd Fellows Han. y.
Esier. m. H.; g. II. Myers. Rec.
TEHPLARs.
CyRREF CohMANDKRY. No. 4-meets 9th Mon
dny of,each month. Geo. Mellersh. Com. ; i.
. c pf1 CHATTER oP ROsR CsoIx, 18th. No.
/ Charles W. Adams, sd. M. W.'.'i II.
T0mlinson, 32d, See.'.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-22
TTaited AnoIonI order Of Drulds.

TKHxEssEE Grove, No. /, u. A. o. D.
meets At the Druid Hall, No. 81 South Court
street. on the LIST and % Tuesday evenings in
ssoh month. j. S. Heiligers. n. A.; j.
ssehler. V. A; r. W. Buttinghaus. Seero-
tafy; John l.. bichberg, Treasurer.
MEYPHIs GROVE. No. 2-meets at the Druid
HAu, 81 Court street. every Thursday evening
MnN NJ. Loeb, ". A.; II. Oertel. v. A.; j.
Z. ShSde. Secretary; Barney Gray. Treasurer.
CLEAAEHE 9RoyR, No. 5-meets at the Druid
HALL. 81 court street, on the Let and 81 Mon
day evenhogs IN each month. A. +. Davis,
N. A.; George W Baxter. v. A.; N. Bren,
Hecretary; Martin Cohen, Treasurer.
CONooRnTA 3. q. CHAPTER, No. 1-meets AT
the Druid Hall, On the ID and lth TueSday
evenings II each month. J. Beehler, L. IS. A.:
A. Hitzfeld, Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-22
T o. r. r.. DIRECTORY.

DisrucT GRAND LoDgE, No. "A. Z. Frank
land. q. n. A.; Lewis Mexier. G.. s. General
Committee meets az the call q the @. N. Al.
EUFHRsTEs LoDGE, No. IS Daniel Schiors.
President; Isaac schWab. Secretary. Meet
every SUNDAY AZ an. AZ it, hall, northwest
corner Second and Adams streets.
HDDEKEL LODGE, No. 1u0-samuel Hirreh
President; Jos. D0efnberg. Secretary. Meet
every Tuesday eTeuinE az hall. northwest cor
ner Second and Adams streets.
SINoE IUsEA Lopez, No. iq1-S. /. Lee.
President. Edward Goidsmifh. geeretsrV.
Meets erery wednesday evening al hall north
vest corner Second and Adams streets.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-22

A ADDRESSED. irritable state Of mind; weak,
nervous, exhausted feeling; 20 energy or ami
With debilitatine, involuntary discharges.
The conaeqrenee Of excuses. mental overs work
o. indiscretions. This Nervous Debility hnds
2 sovereign cure IN Humphrey II omeopatnic
rests discharges. dispels the mental gloom and
dependency. and rciuVcnatel the entire sys-
ten. II l. perfectly harm leSs and 8 WAYS en-
cient Price 81 for packaeo Of I've boxes
and 4 large Fl vial Of powder, which Il inpor-
tant en- oid feri0us cascg; or 81 per single box.
Sold b. All Druggists. q sent ~ m.ll On 70
caipt Of price. address HrHFlFrl1 cftcific
way. N. Y. rviii-tual-xxlll-.a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-22
: n.o.F. pIRKeFoRr.
odd Fsro~II:Ran. corner Main and EOrtl
Court Streets

|flf4str
DAD FsIlo~l.I.Hall. corner Main and North
Court strestss -
MEMPHIS LODGE no. meets every Iaee-
dav- A, ~. Newsop, N. g.; Geo: smith
v. g.; E. 0. Miitohs Secretary; H. r. hisk'
IN = Lopez, No. e-mests every Mon
day night. Geo. W L. Crook n. Oh Jonn
9arroE- ". e.: II. N. Holt, X. 81 Thomas
Bseou. P. g.; II. D. Connsll. Treasurer;
ScHTILRR Lopez, No. lS9-nieets every " cd
nesday night. John p. Hoffman. ~. o.; Jos.
Achtman. Y. g.; II. Shilling. Secretary Ph.
Maurer, Treasurer.
BASNER LoDGK, No. M-meets every frisaay
sight VIM. Henry, N. g.; q. Gross; " ". {;
4. Starr. P. and K. B.; George A. harlng'
Treasurer.
DEGREg LODGE.
MRNPHTB DRGREE LODGE No. 3-meets let
Saturday Of each month. ChaR. VI. Carroll,
DIM; d. &. Trader, D. d. NJ; George w.
Mathews. A. D. n; 7. s. BINGHAM Seere-
tary; Y. =. Jack. Treasurer.
EHCAHPREET5.
dLYOgo EEClMPHENT, No. 3-mees on the
lst and 90 Thursday nights OF each month.
RI. Alexander. c. p; Geo. ". Mathews.
II. p; John Garrow. 5. W.; Thomas Bacon,
g.; H. d. Cornell, T.; Danl ShlOss. J. w;
MENPEIg ESc4NPNEgT, No. S9-meets "a and
9Th Thursday nights Of each month. q. w.
gmith, q, P; c. II. PliEehke. II. p; =. )
Willard. 5. Wi I. S. Jukes. Treasurer; w.
r. North. Scribe; L. X. Jack. j. W.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-22

Ia Che SECOND Clrruit tunrt Of
shelby County. Tenn.

A S.SSsa S' % I'ii q iiSi:' ueR.p.
TT BRING MADE TO APPEAR TO THIs
L Court thai 4, NJ. Rumscy A co.. speed A
Crelghlon. ueydon, Verc a Co.. Coving A Co.,
son. Henry Z, Meyer, hignall HrOs,. aaTrlpf-
ton 4 %. and HOW'LL 4. Lolchworlh, benehcl.
aries In 4 certain trust deed made hy Kennedy
A saith 10 Michael Rourk, trustee, on the
9th Of June. lsls' are non-rcsidsnts OF the
days publication b made 10 said partioa,
giVing them notice that said Michael Ronrk
has hlcd his petition y resign hi. onlce q A.
DAY, the hrst day u necenb 1873, has been
liked for adjusting his accounts and consider
ing said petition. II. ID. BOYLE, Clerk,
NiLsoS A nrARn, Au'ys for Petitioners. ls9
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-22
nEHPERANCE SOCIETY.

FaFona TEnFLE o. II. 1Ep 7. 10. i-ussts
s4sry Taaaisy night al hall Of Cyrcns Con-
msldcry. 10; ~ tro1t 81, & L. L9cpi ".
tsra. p. W. {. 7; I. y. Risk, IT,, ". h.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-22

z NIGHTS OF PYTHTAs.

TEENKssEE LoDoR 10. 5-Meets ~
every " ednesdsy night over Adams
street Engine House. cor. Second street. +.
VI. Haley, G. c.; &. \. Mclean, V. c.; j.
Balm. p; A. HUM. N. Of E.; W. II. Lin.
stedt. NJ. off,; j. F. Fiaeher. jr.. X. Of X. and
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-22
Trust Sale.

T0 SATISFY PROVISION MADE IN
Pope, OF fernando. Miss. in favor OF o'Ban.
non 4 Morris. OF Memphis. Tenn. for the pay
ment Of sigi12 with Interest. cost. etc., Twin
an the I0th OF December Next.
In front " Goepel's music store. proceed 20
sell for cAsh, 20 the highest bidder. one seven
octave piano-ioIte. property Of the said Mary
Ing 10 provisions Of said trust deed.
\. =. PHILIPS. Trustee.
6O-S7 At Peabody Hotel.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-22
N OTICE

HAVING QuALIfED AS ENRCurRIN
Ill ~ estate OF Charles s. Allen. deceased.
All creditors are hereby modified 10 al once
present their claims, aud debtors TO come for
""'" Mrs. MARY ALLEN. ils Vance IT,
November 10. 1873. 6l-G7li3-19
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ORDINANCE.


Resolved, That he Market and Hospital
port az our next rcruiar raeefinf TIE berf ani
c1earett manner 81 sgtablahinr q city dis
pe1flry q tur1ish the sick peer Of our city
Hith m Cd cinel free 81 charge.
Adopted ~ buari III Aidsrrsr arf rou-
Cured i1 ~ lcuncn NcFeuber u. lf-s.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-22

render sal l-lt1ioh FEiteg u lAs ~
vals with directions: -~t
Nos. Cures. Cents.
!. Fevers, Congestion, 1n1amnations, 50
2. Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie so
3. Cryfng-COlic, or Teethingof Infants, 81
4. Diarrhoeas Of Children or Adults, ~
5. Dysentery, Gripping, Bilious Colo, 50
6. Cholern-Bforbus, Vomiting, "a
Z. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, 5d
g. NsuFaigte, 1oothache, Faceaehe, %
.. headaches, Sex Headache, Vertigo, ~
10. Dyspepsia, Bilious stomach, %
II. 6npprsssed, on Painful Periods,
u. WHITES, too profus3 Periods, 20
Is, Creup, Cough, Difficult Breathing "
a. salt Rheums Erysipelas, kruptons, "
IS. Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains, ~
10. Fever and Ague, Chill feyeI, Aguss, 50
n. Piles, blind or bleeding, =. -. ~
Is. OphfhaIny, and Sore or Weak kyeas ~
~. Catarrh, Acute or Chronic lnpHenzA, %
%. Whoopfng-COug Vialfns coughs, ~
q. Asthma, Oppressed breattllih ~
y. Ear Disc hRrEes, impaired he4tlh ~
e.. scroftiIa, Enlarged Glands, swellings 30
"a General Debility, Physical weakness "
IS. IlrOpsy and seanty Seeretions, ~
81 Sea-SfcJxness, Sickness from Riding, 81
25. Hidney-Disease, Gravel, IN. /"
81 nervous Debility, Seminal Weaknss,,
or Involuntary Discharges, 'lS
g sore eitns the BED, %
m Painful Periods. vita hpaslasl ~
a. sufTe rings at Change of lAies ~
"A. FuiIepsey, hpasms, ~ Nltas, Jane w
"a IDfphfnerins lletlitlts4 pple
q. Chronic Congestlons and Eruptions' 50
:. FAMILY CASES le
Cas-. Morocco vita above 30 largs yiai SO an6 q,
Manual u Directions, fie ~ ~
Case nloroocol Of 20 large yials and BOZ, ~ ~
- These remedies are sent by the
.s.e or sfngle box 20 any part OF ths
ccuntrv, free OF charge, on reCeipt ~
price. Address
Sfs Honeopathlc Medlclne Goss
49, met No. SEA BROADwkr, ~ foHE-
49, -. Fer sale by ali Drugsists' "
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-22

And BIZ II. c. Steexer 4 Co., Second st., cornel
Madison. AndreW. Renkert. 10 Main e.. y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-22

v-TP-y- An. Pm.
he (Memphis& Ohio X. X. SD
ll.OOl3.3O1 Twice Daily. SD z.lo
Memphis h 0harlestonl al :, re-
e9lll2 Il. R.-Daily. lOO h'ao
mississippi 4 Tennee-
IL AZ see X h.--Daily. z.zo
Memphis i Little Rock a.
M r. R.-Daily. o.O
Miss river 10 Helena
s30i Friar's Pt-daily.
iekssurgttri-weeklyll
330i Nor, Thurs., Sat.
(Miss. river T. 81, Louis
9Ol Mon. Thurs. Fri.
( White Riyer-Semi-
9Ol Weekly-Tues. Sat.
Ark river. semi-weeklyl
sol Tuesday and Saturday,
Marion ttri-weekly)-l
Mon, We'd. Fri. 10
Cuba, Tennessee
N Weekly-Friday. ! 10
!" Byhalia60live Braneh
q soS Tues. and Fri. $50
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-22

A resolution that the Mayor End out if pos
sible at what price all the stock Of the Mem
phis Water Company. not now held by the
Aldermen and referred by Council 70 special
mmittee-COuncilmen HolbrOok, Droesher,
Toof, Grant and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10. 1913.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-22

ALEXANDER ERsKINE. MD.
Dean Of the Faculty.
Received BY Board Of Aldermen and concur.
red in by Council November IL 1873.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-22

HumRoormSsse pssthic MedIoIne Co..
oe...rS Depot. No. sea BRoADwkH, ~ foH3-
o'" -. Fer sale by all Druggists.
The Republican journal., 1873-01-16

most delightful and interesting ever ex-
perienced, came to an end.
The landings made by the steamer on
her passage were legion; made at long
piers extending lar out into the river.
We saw the remains of many which were
burned during the war by the owners OF
slaves, principally, to prevent their escape.
| could not, at first understand why so
many landings We're made and where So
much merchandise as was landed was TO
60; Tor with the exception OF City Point,
did not see u single village on the river.
learned on inquirng that in almost every
instance there was a village, stores &c,
some two, three or more miles from the
landing in the interior The lack OF
villages, however, only served to render
the natural scenery, to my eye, more en-
chanting
We passed on the way the house where
President Harrison was born-an old
style substantial, well TODD looking build
ing, and at one of the landings my atten-
ton was called to lady on the pier, a
grand-niece of the President. I failed to
discover in her face any of the features of
"0ld Tippecanoe, but could not help
thinking that some Young man, yourself
Tor instance, with her for company might
find log cabin very comfortable.
We were much interested in looking at
several brick dwelling houses, standing
near the bank Of the river. built of bricks
brought from Holland, more than a cen
fury ago As IN offset, we were very
far from being interested in the sight of
numerous huts novels rather, occupied by
degraded, Squalid specimens of the rolored
race who earn Il scanty subsistence by
fishing and toWling; scanty, not because
there is any lack Of fish or fowl but be-
cause they are too indolent to avail them
selves OF the privileges that are strewn
broadcast all around them. Here is a
paradise for the shootist; our mutual
Trend Z. b. II, would have gone wild
over the locks OF ducks we started as we
rushed round the bends in the river. The
captain told me that it was not unusual
to come across n deer swimming the river,
and to lower boat and capture him be-
fore he gained the shore.
stop, not because | have written a
tenth at of what I could and would say
OF my day on the James River. but because
am conscious Of my inability to give Won
on paper anything beyond the fain-est
idea of what I saw and enioved. For the
picture fully complete and finished No.
You must wait until we meet face 10 face ::
or better still, until YOU come ani see for
Yourself; but come in the spring, or sum
mer, when nature, like "eherubim and
seraphim i flying all abroad
The Republican journal., 1873-01-16

The Portland Star relates that sleigh was
recently upset in front of Printers Exchange
in that city, and that two ladies were injured
one having her ankle sprained The rest of he
story is thus
The damaged ones were taken into the count
room OF the Press and tenderly cared for. And
here occurred a little incident. While one Of
our We'll known and popular editors was ex-
aminng the injury to The foot of the lady so
suffering, fearing Il broken ankle and thinking
possibly that surgeon might be needed at once.
the foot in question was drawn suddenly away
with the following words from the afflicted one
to do that" ''Ah well madam" replied Ihs
gentleman with sigh of relief, II am glad to
hear you say it. You are evidently not much
hurt"
The Republican journal., 1873-01-16
The popular thing now IS to hav

The popular thing now IS to have
dedication of small poX hospitals Ban
gor and Portland have each done it.
The Northern Border. is the title of
a neatly printed quaro weekly Just start
ed at Bangor, by publishing company.
B, F. Tef1t is editor, and Oscar + Knowles,
printer 1t is devoted to science, lilpra-
ture, social life and home development.
The Belfast Journal says that there wasn't
much counting over front gates last week :"
Are the vonns people of Belfast SO easily d.
conraged2 Love laughs at thermometers here
abouts. Portland Transcript.
Not discouraged, but there IS a marked
preference for Glove in having time" 1t
is so much more comfortable to talk soft
nonsense to q girl when
"She walks III beauty, like the night
Of cloudlesS climes and starry skies"
That's what makes the lie aty promenades
OF Belfast SO popular, and gives love a
tendency 10 hibernate, like the bears.
-Mr. Sawyer, who is shifting the balmy
breezes of Florida. has no longer any
special interest in the Ellsworth Custom
House. Mr.. John D, Hopkins having been
confirmed to that reward of the faithful.
Well, strange things do take place ia this
world of ours.
The new city government OF Boston
has gone vigorously to work in the en-
deavor to get rid of small pox. 1t is quite
time that the pestilcnce should be ex-
tingushed. The city has long enough
distributed its gifts of that nature through
out New England
Old Silver Tail, over at Wiscasset, is
dead, and the Oracle publishes a touching
obituary. He was boss.
One of our favorite exchanges, the
Elmira, N. Y. Gazette, comes to rs great
ly improved in appearance, and enlarged
to handsome quarto. tits an able paper,
and deserves abundant success.
The Democracy of New Hampshire
held the annual State Convention at Con-
cord, on the Sth 1t was a full gathering
of the true men of the Granite State Hon.
E. G. Bailey, Of Hopkinton, presided
Ex-Gov. Weston was nominated for Gov
enor, and set of resolutions passed. The
democrats of that state will make a stub
born fight for the ascendency again.
The Republican journal., 1873-01-16
We notice that Capt. Dennison, late

We notice that Capt Dennison, late
of the steamer City of Richmond, has be-
came an officer of the India street church,
Portland. There'snothing like early piety.
The Portland State has young
Woman About Town." who says-"Some-
time, | am going to write an article upon
what | know about editors" How those
Portland chaps will squirm when mpaIed
on her pen point.
The Republican journal., 1873-01-16

The Atlanta Sun publishes an advertise
ment of the tax collector, 10 columns long
in fine type. advertising property in that
city to be sold for taxes These tax sales
all over the South speak volumes for the
misgovernment existing there.
The Republican journal., 1873-01-16

Charles Thurlow, of Newburyport, Mass,
who has suffered from defective sight and hear
ing, had both these senses restored to him the
other day by falling into the hold of vessel,
Still it is not advised that all blind and deaf
people should go and do likewise.
The Republican journal., 1873-01-16


Il, ,..
J.. opnv sdt'oh to-''hy wllh one ~ me
lliU,[ t'"'i'''ea' -''' p''ies1 "leilpefs OF
49, tho 4at,o sGou itePu''can' ny the
o y ~ oPi''ioi " 20 ~ eSse"
IA VIZ ,na POSITION ~ "l'eh
iii +as,;,,i,.. n l'''' Z" ny
'''''' amy
A LEADING CoNGkEssMAN's OPINION.
<l oo, r,,,,, 49,, 49, r..
f.;oaa ,pN' as'l'' ny congressman
nathv u, Sana,l. i.r;,a ,'''', = ',t'ls aNil-
n, r.,3;, nIa1'.,. w 49, "io went mo
rinn;n,r ona,,ly, ,,,laa.;h,, t, ~, III. ~
End alt1aad ail ~, ,,,o.; ~, 'i,o 1'o IN
Union pci6o RailraaJ ~ .tol1 "'e,, CIV. r
III inenentan ~ M a,,,I 1'''',I m ul,en ny
,vav honoet ,,,a,, a. i,,,;no l,io - 'lle
on,nt CIV t,at I','Ir'(' !, y, opul 80,
Cnnoraso ba;,c, ,too,,, 't,e eta. ~
nv entn,nr;sa ,9t;oi ~ LIZ i'.s': 90. III
mental inc0nferrine such immense snb-
sidles upon, and which was very likely to
want luther legislation. | may be old
logylsh N my views upon these subjects,
and | must admit that | am not in accord
with modern Congressional progressive
elhlcs, but still ! rather long for a little
progress backward. But if | can accord
with poor Grimes This little modicum of
praise for his courage, what must say
concerning the gentlemen who went into
the enterprise when the investment Of 800
brought them almost Immediately $500 or
s4oo IN dlvidends, and hadn't the courage
10 even allow the stock to stand on the
cohpany's books IN their own name? 1t
may have been perfectly legitimate bust
ness transaction IN their view, but why
allow Cakes Ames TO be their trustee
men, too, when Mr., Ames and his friends
~ lhe company tall ont with Mr.. McComb
ana ms trends, and lawsuit is threatened
which renders it possible that these per-
iectly legitimate Transactions will be made
public, why are these members of Con-
gfeSs So anxious 10 get rid Of their prop
ertY honestly acquired9 Ii a transaction
IS perfectly legitimate in secret it ought
to be the same when made public.
now TT LOOKED on s,rupn,v
~ s1-.
Tho rrod;t n,oI;l'"n 81 81 ~ J'h- u.
,:no Co, lu;t nlooi ~ n,lpGry lhVesuga-
i. Gho;,.,.,ni, ~, y, "li.oh 'oaSe iolaho
T,ion Paoifo In .nu Dltul' Nioplliei ana
Of Which M, wilson & 1,ai13 ooiil' ~
n,an III, J. ia.Ii ~ ihuiaha' IS Chaif-
If i ;ntondo3 that ' H.. SESSIONS morrow.
Woh;lier orna a"aa we ooohS OF inc Credit
bn # 10 dogp arr11' ;e a Sna' De examined
examined, and il is donbtfn It an ~ tha na
will be presented. Col. McComb demand
e p1, or 9i rather suggested, that the Stock
nose If snS 4u'" pe produced Tor the pur-
ing the transfer Of stock 70 Mr. Rrool q " Of
New York, and other members, The
ieoseI' journals and IN short, all of the
oured by Mr. wilson's , GnmS,;t are re- e.
show its transactions from the date Of ;ts
organization, and thereby enable the Com
The Republican journal., 1873-01-16

Judge Clifford, of this State, is the
only member of the Supreme Court who
held that position at Mr.. Lincoln's cleo
ton.
The small pox is subsiding in Bar
gor.