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A Ledge Of Pure cold.

From the Plumas NatiOnal.l
Near the summit Of the mountain
south of Taylorville is the noted quartz
ledge, or, more properly, gold ledge,
owned by A. G. Light, an old resident
Of Plnmas county. The route leading
to the mine is mere rail and the only
method Of approach is on foot, owing to
the precipitous character Of the hill
The ledge itself, if it can be named a
ledge, is a mere disjointed thread of
gold.bearing quartz lying in a bed or
slide of decomposed gneiss. The quartz
rarely attains to the thickness of six in
chcs and mainly does not exceed two
inches in diameter. The rich stAnger
of which Lights ledge is fragment,
probably ran parallel with the Premium
originally, and was DETECTED from its
southeast course at this point by vol
canic disturbances.
This queer little quartz mine has for
years been the most notable gold deposit
in Plumas county, and has probably ex-
cited as much comment as any on this
coast. The gold is mainly found at
points or pockets, where the stringer of
quartz narrows to mere seam. FIRE.
quently at these narrow points Mr.. Light
takes out from $500 to $7o0 per day, by
simply crushing the rotten quartz in
hand mortar. The quartz is all richly
auriferous, and by careful reduction will
pay largely Light works his mine
alone, and in his own rude way pecks
out from $4,000 to $4,000 every year.
He has dearly earned every dollar
which he has realized, however, for the
amount of hard work which he has ex-
pendeded upon the claim is enor-
nous. He has literally honeycombed
hundreds of feet of the mountain with
bitches, open cuts, side cuts, shafts and
tunnels, and is still delving away. Some
years ago this indomitable worker dug a
ditch along the summit, above his pres
ent work, which, during the spring
months, will carry good stream of
water. Strangely enough, he does not
think of utilizing this mighty power in
dredging out his ground. The entire
mass on both sides of his ledge is rotten
gneiss which could be readily removed
by even a small stream of water, and
thereby save an enormous amouat of
picking which the old man is now doing.
Besides, there are doubtless thousands of
dollars worth of gold in the wash below
the ledge.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Adepressed. irritable state Of mind a weak,
nervous, exhausted feeling; no energy or ami
r1ation; confused head, weak memory, often
with debilitating, involuntary DISCHARGES.
The Consequence Of excesses, mental oyerwOrk
or indiscretions. This Nervous Debility hnds
Speci6e. No, 2s. 1t tones up the system, arr
rests discharges, dispels the mental gloom and
despondency, and reiuvenates the entire sys-
tsm. Ii Is perfectly harm less and always Ell
snd a large 81 vial OF powder. which is imp0r-
fant In old, serious eases; or 81 per single box.
Seij Nv ~. Drurgists, or sent by mail on re-
esipt Of price. Address HUMPHREYS sPEcRIc
WsvN n. Y. xviSi- tutf wills
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BARNUMJS HOTEL,
Cor. Broadway and Twentieth St.
NEW YORK.
On Roth the Amerfcan and Eu-
ropoan Plans.

COMPLETE WITH ALL MODERN IN
~ rrovcmentE; rooms en- suite anq finEloi I
private parlors, baths. elevators. etc. Location
unsurpassed, being in the very center q
fashion aud brilliant New York life. In rro1-
unity 10 churches and places Of amusemcnti
and J. a G. Johnston'a dry roois palaces.
The hotel is under the manhrcmeut % A. q
Baruum. formerly q Baruum's Hotel, halti-
more; I. N. Green. Of Dayton. Ohio, and re-
Gently Of New York, and frecman barnuus Of
Barnum's Hotel, 81. Louis. l55-iFL-2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-04
MEMPHIS, TENN SATURDAY EVENING. OCTOBER A. 1878

month over last Is due 10 the large proportion
OF cases OF yellow feyer admitted. There were
ninety-one cases Of yellow fever admitted,
thirty-nine Of which died. many Of them be-
ing admitted in the last stages Of the disease.
Statement Of the Memphis General Hospital
as Marine Hospital Of the third class, for the
month Of September, 1873;
No. Of patients remaining In hospital on
the first day Of Septemb Der ..............,.... ~
No. OF patients admitted during September IS
- discharged ..... Is
% % deceased ..-.. I
" 40 remaining last Of " ..... 7
Aggregate number days relief during
september 14d
EXPENDITURES DURING SEPTEMBER, 1873.
Board. medicines and nursing-......r..s2l9 90
burials "a AT " oOl.. ~ W
lotal ..... w
G. B. THORNTON,
Hospital Physician.
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HAIR DYE.
Bachelors Hair Dye.

THIs SPLENDID HAIR DYE is THE
bos. IN the world. The only true and per-
feet dye. Harmless. reliable and instanta-
neous: no disaprointment; nOridiculouE tints
az unnieasant odor. Remedies the IN efscts
of BAD dyes and washes. Produces nrMEnI-
lTrIv 9 superb BLACK on NATURAL BR0wN, an
iesres the hair CLrAx, snTr ANn HEAurIFuL.
The genuine signed W. A. Bachelor. Sold By
sll Druegists- ChAS. BAlChhLOhy
6i-eod-rvii-ll ProprietQr. N. (.
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STArIoN-HOUsE. MEMPHIS. Sept. 30, 1873.
To the Honorable General Council:
GENrLENEN-I have the honor 70 submit foT
your consideration my report Of the collec-
lions on mittimuses Issued By the City Recorder
and paid into tho Treasury Of the city durine
the month Of September. 1873, the sum ol
s249 50.
VI. FEATHERST0N.
Station-House Keeper.
Per S. L. Barinds. Recorders Clerk.
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MUNICIPAL.
Regular Meeting of the General
Council.
COMMON COUNCIL.
IoFFICIAL REPoRT.l
u. WHlTMORE,
Publisher and Proprietor.

FIRST CHAYcERY CouRT ROOM,
MEMPHIS, October 2, 1873,
At regular meeting of the Mayor and
Common Council of the city of Memphis, on
Thursday evening, October 2. 1873, called by
his Honor the Mayor, in conformity with the
order Of adjournment the evening previous.
October /, 1873, Present, Hon. John johnson,
Mayor; Messrs. President Zent. Beehn,
Droesher, Roush. Shaw, Clark, Toof, Jobe,
Grant, Simons and Mason, Councilmen.
A quorum being announced. the President
took his seat, called the members present to
order, and had the roll Of Councilmen called.
On motion the reading of the recorded min
utes Of the proceedings of the Common Coun-
eli, had September Sd, 10th and 18th, and 18th,
1873, was dispensed with for the present. and
other regular business taken up and pro-
gressed with.
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CITY TAX COLLECTOR.
HARBORMAsTER.

MEMPHIS, September 30. 1873.
Honorable Mayor and General Council ofthe
City Of Memphis, Tenn:
GENTLRMEN-W harfage collections for the
month of September. amounted to $lSSs DO.
Very respectfully, ,,,.,,,,,,
Harbormaster.
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Poplar Street Marketl


Honorable General Council.
GENTLEMEN-My collections from the keal
Street Market for the month Of September
amounted to S5l2 43.
CHARLES B0RNER,
South Memphis Marketmaster.
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NARKETMAsLERs,

MEMPHIS, Sept. ", lei5.
Honorable General Council:
GENTLEMEN-M collections from the Poplar
Street Market for the month VI September
Amounted to S377 25.
Respectfully submitted, ,,,rr,
X. II; NORRIS,
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HOSPITAL FHysIoIAN.
Mrnrur.- ncinhar 1. l

HOSPITAL FHYsIciAN.
MEuFHIs. October ]. ls7S.
Honorable Mayor and General Council;
GFyrLrNEN-I have the honor % submit the
following report for the month enainE sep
tembcr 30th. -.
80. of patisuts remaining af last report -los
admitted during the mouth -
treated ~
DISCHARGED III ;
remaining September 0-----loi
The Marine account for the month ameunu
10 sZ7a. n statement Of which has been fur
nishod the Surveyor Of Customs for settlement
With the City Treasurer.
Ths increased rate e mortality of this
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-04

PUBLIC LEDGER.


THE PUBLIC LEDGER IS PUDLIsHED
every afternoon Except sunday).at No. lS
Madison street.
The PuBLIo LKDoER Is served 10 city subsori-
bers by faithful carriers at FIFTEEN CENTS
PER WEEK, payable weekly to the carriers.
BY mail lin advance); One year. IS; six
months, 81; three months, %; one month.
NswsdeaIcrs supplied at 2K cents per copy.
Weekly Public Ledger,
Published every Tuesday at 50 per annum Gin
adyance); clubs Of five or more, 81 SO.
Communications upon subjects OF general
interest TO the public are at all times accept
able.
Rejected manuscripts WILL NOT be returned.
RATES OF ADVERTISING IN DAILY:
rst % per square
subsequent insertiOns.......... % a, a,
ror one week k...'.'..'.'''''''.'..''''' ~ ~ .. .,
FOR two weeks.......................4 ~ a. a.
For three wee weelKs...-...-............ " a,
For one month......................7 90
RATES OF ADVERTISING in WEEKLY:
First 90 per square
Subsequent inserti0ns."......... bO
Eight lines of nonpareil. solid. constitute
square.
Displayed advertisements will be charged
according 10 the SPACE occupied, az above
rates-thore being twelve lines ofsolid type to
the inch.
To regular advertisers we offer superior in;
ducements, both rs TO rate Of charges and
manner of displaying their favors.
Notices in local column inserted for twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
Special notices inserted for ten cents per line
for each insertion.
Notices Of deaths and marriages. twenty
cents per line.
All bids for advertising are due when con-
tracted and payable on demand.
All letters. whether upon business or other
wise, must be addressed to
u. WHiTMORE,
Publisher and Proprietor.
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Depot at head Of Main stree.
risks. Once, 2Tf Main street. one door
prth Of fJehsrson.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.

EMPHIs AND LoUIsviLLE RAILROAD.
Arrivoa. Leaves.
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I'll hANAAA -
South Memphis Ma
CITY RECoRDER,
srArIox-HousE KKEPeR.

p. NJ. WINTERS. City Recorder.
Per 5. l.. BaTinds. Recorders Clerk.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TRNNEssEE R.R.
Arrives. Leaves.
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Depot at foot Of Main street.
Ticket Once. 271s Main street. one door
NJ. BURKE. Gen'l sup't.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-03-22
ERMII.toNvILIE, La, SATURDAY. MARCH y, 1875 -q
abe Gafapttte: Aopertisrr.

- '':S'''' - -rERNSl1'sf"> :a'''' y
SrMcah.I ufHhEE DCAI,ARS per asSSum
u sibssss' Fs& sx aonlhs, o. -: '7 -
}, oas 1sa7sy sy,-rARvaartsixG--gi ,ai. gsasn'
Per Square, no lines OF less). ........, 81 50
Hvery Subsequent inaerti0si. Is
Anoouucentcnt Of candidates ibr o(ice.... SO %
No Csedit 0ili be given for Advertising o. Job
woek, except BY HpeoiaI axseement.sl ,s0 o.; 81
Cards stating merely the names. businen cad
R!:se Of reade'ce, with paper included: Twelve
Dollars pef sHnun. '"~ ~ u 81 hH'' ,!u'o
An advertisements not uaarkesi,p win :he pnB
l14sd uae1 forbid end changed f@ asdosiisglae,
y ~ Al judicial advcrtisemenss must 3 rid.
6or on The lat day Of publication. or on the day
Of sale. No advertisements will be inserted unless
security Is sivenTot amount of costs d+pcsieed
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::;;;''i::,.s.]E'!..s:;SALLES,. :; :; ''i:,s]E sa..... Il.
GROCER AND, sDEALER IN 4"
FlSs1;J C6nee, Foreign sssd
II A4allesefc sLt4seFs. ke.
cof iQesner LalAyetse sod ysrnilioo nlnioo So, .,gs
EtrwitiVxvills. Ia. -,

"st - e.f1'F bCff 'f'f'N - - iiTa .'a
: -, eoa;,ss HAa F0R SALE, ,ied, .rs.,,
Chcee Batter 0heese, Fisa. Champagne. Red
riuug kinds. Rpfs BoarbA and Rye ,Khiskey.
or Cognae. ale and Puriet. Chewing aud
Shda4uG 1Ooocoo. - ssJii0r Eit3fin ,Fis 81
Can Coos. Pess1es. Stawbsries, Pisesp.
ples, Dsmsoae, Oysters. Salmoos, spiced Meats
aud R0wlAre ia 9!stElh9a 'iFs: oj ns;sP.
Ctxl1, y Fancy Rock ooeos, crs'~, Gam
! CANpl, is.:.6eGt snd ooetn.,r,e1i,t strr 3;
CRAekNas. .-Soda. ana Fasoy Csa1kcrs.
Fauft.-Raisins, Fig, Prunes, Dried .:pples,
P.ovT,s hpss. Hama fI&5s eSatoes,
Onions, Rice, Sugar, Salt ETC.. etc.
sapplia ossAssslaseass, h 4eiadt3 aad qa1lity.
N. B-The higheA 1ashe psiesswill be paid
f'f pos!:r!' e ss:; ;!,s ED s0sntry ptod.ee Q Wv
January, 4th IU$ ,4,,v s.,, . .
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rsbnu yNOTxCRfser 90 II !
sNAU aNk u .asis.sssa IeGsl M IA.
i fred Pavy ~ sd Ibses, authorized
e ee!lsst ~, aleims.se ~ sstele. ~ ,bsai
ntss !os scoosnts Of ~ dp.dsesigeea,, ,ar
} )lTsa,o 2 -. j RAW Car v
iA>s1h@H% ,ae!&< o, g q"
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" ~ es5.Sc 4 'aS'|H .st|se! ssseiYeafes y e.s,s>
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sket6stuess,. p. Q. r1vY &jos. A, Hipcks.
(Siguee ~ o' aaf. trPATY. tgh :
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hs'ess's baF = ALsx5y fAVY.aa ,
Hs~Aos'sads, f:sb!e'.ry ! : l21s1s: ..'s'
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|@GsrR, saOOgt3f and the GREAT
.is,L aoi,NAgu B03i g rs'iiin 81
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sIsf .{avk DsSsi.te '@'a%..'. ''i
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svi1 81. Sheriff. Sale. i.om vA,'
: SRAT1.OF qBOUISLANA.as Az
'" '"ZFARlSH'OF LAFAYETTE. he

Zenon J: 3. .ouss.id,1 ", F,sns;;,,"
Ma,igp Cgeswv,., ABSENTEE, Dis."s
+ ssv ti,t Cogis Pstisb Of Laf..,, ID -,
Lis. sIyette,a, No. sll4,s, s,.a,;. ~ -, :.
0Y virtse Of = viii of F;ty;f Fae:as i.
ID sued from Tie Hon. District Court,
10 and for the Parish Of Lafayette and State
Of Loais;spe, there will be, offered Al pub.
, ,lic sale 4 The Constl House d, The P.ti,h
3. 8 SAT ss.ssasy Il, il, ST; ~; Do, J, ef Agra 1s9a,
between The hours Of IL a. A.JApd /
O'clock P. A., all the right, title. ipteres:
and demand Of Francis. Marion Cresweli,
Absentee, the dsfsadspt, IN ssd to the fol.
loving property seized !. to ~ H.at'.fy said H.litt
One certain tract Of land ST.
teaisA partly isa.ths Parish Of 81. Lsndry
and partiyin the Parish Of Lafayette,
containing Two hundred acres, more OF
less, Mith III, the improvements thereon ~
tusted and ;thsssnnt, belonging, said ssass
Of laid 10 bounded North BY land Of --4.
Deem. South BY land Of Joseph Z. Dtgat,
West BY 'Aod, of. .AlexsndeE Rohis and
Z Rast BY laad; of Charles Peck. ~ si'Igear4
Also smother of land being
part, ,Hoed aud. ps,f prairie, sitn,tsd in
he Parish II ST. Lasdry, cossais;pg 6sss
aspentA move eeiIsss front b. sas asp&b q
forty: arpt4ts, ncrs or lesa, bounded 6n;
one SeA 3 Jsnds of the heifs q Eassih'
Dugaa.. aA1.os ths other by lands ef Qee.
zine eNesaelA sTh6 two aforesaid atoe1t
Of land are sthS 'sst9e vesdor seqaiesd b.
pp r6sfSsS5 from Philippe Richard. u pSs
aet Of sale dated 28t6 February 1867.
y. 81 R1s.id lana q. = is7p b. iOid VI III. Of
ol'y c9e4e::c' y a21sM
! Terms,:-Caeb. slat b-.d 4a,,,se; 4 n
r ',gR g'e'@'ses : H: KASTlN, HGlnG!'ns
NJ Ahksa T~ieaI Il II ,sT11f!sH 7sTs,ss-
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- s1asi 60 70 n' ,i115llo2 20, 1os 1fislis.,s9
Of fst1satystwea.eaasgsiwhieh Ybav(atlsqe
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place; isnesisb> fsf ~ NsA yItsgfF1e ,
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oossed u teshim!.r.As d4se4 Co. 1h6 v1ej1
saPtSsss pisov q ss1sasuE@k'i~(asaaf
e.ssglhs;sstes .ssls;s y tsisgel9s 4 4 !. 4. 9s
papSksl slbs }elle4t let depiino dpiio spoiiJs6e
iea1son ssaA hassi ihasfs3 lin sesjiAlT
fes. .ds;sg .4bet i, sK:visG hj6sso.vpruk
tsuitJ ~ AikiG9 a:.sat litfts i6mStla =
vss addiag ssjiry 70 the insult of freissst.
"What is the use," says Swinburns. ''of
being inaccessible" s."-C0arier Journal,
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AfBSRS. PLON6KK 3. Z " lOof6s
AcaisssbsntS sctssssef Ia1fayeetSS I'D
!! ais ls s'.. s'!sss|. (opposite tbs-Ces Aeaaef
have 4dSpted he essk sxls; and viz 1Sses:
shss san 6r,, sssh os!E.s Pssshnsss svill
4leass. itakA bWolisa sawd ooaoidesI thG'aa.
iSstsxss SlIersd ty ! lIons dolpg busidSi1
% lAja plah, sstlisg ht pash. thsy have
% bad acsoanis to ooyNRwih extra peoAts
,snd san,e& e&h6oAfos~; a1btd TO cell ehsap.
Selling ofNaslI, they have always the cash
70 1ePlenl5h, lhshl sSok, xhish Ilks5 ~
do T. hs bwsst. pesdbls, psieh; saaoihss
and impoftaat seaspn Why theylcaa. ~
cheap 'g''ss2 .saiIhs q :.
iNsssss, P!ossky & Roger hsss x7inyes
and veil sele&o l5iock ID. ny 0osds,
Cgotkin9. Fancy Aood4 Hoeiey, Hats,
S&oes, Booes. $cd9lery, Groesry,, Qlee@,
~. S..1aIa.ssas, 1f1aa;.. az XeS !
seorks, de- ;''sm''o"S''s >
y Thee rhte es1tq q 'ibeiiSs eii11s az tass rssy rssy ob
icing promptly SH93a@ to..i ,aoi'o's go. p
.rp ths oplY a&ents la this Splses tot,
qsss sspoi' tie ismods' 'as Fg'', .,,, '".'
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BY ORDER or GEN. LoNdsrREer. !"

IL = aslasd jOb ti1y tYrsusi Il Wa,bi11.
tim has ssdd!ed upon 9ep: LorGdR1saer1f.
WhsF'aS! appalling mor.f fall is Looe.
streets ,Ogcs th6 ho66Sed, loved and
trusted aeader of Southern mgS, nov The
s"ppastoa' of . mastssdto pstiecues them. q
'Tsoly DO times change Apdns6 with thsms =
But the sha1gAA aoma men padsreet is,,
enough to make very dsyil HesN.wjih
shame. ~ TIE govshment cf tbs ns npscopla of
louisiana, seized BY . base Set u tsni;psrs,e
to"s.t'essris, or6sred 10 sphys H. 4ess u
"t!s..'ea and impsisonpg ia chqsspsslAssl.
SBy e,Ssi Of dsa. Lon; Loos.s;a:s:si sassaad Hao:. Ha:;a'
does that seaxd r. n ~ fi1i k1oen the, 81
depths Of degradation, the damuinft stulti.st
bc:tioo. the awful -abasesssnt; biz master,
wos'd ffsie required 6;s Shi6ds 'lowdo.
could he yhsvsn aoIa 3insix IT. misssuHls y
me:s af pqttags I, Gae, ah~,1l eotaaa gaias q
which a M n: t!ea.9n 70 honor an1 GOOD, faith, 4.
has enabled him to lill bis pockets rif6.
canst6eab 'acdmpensate 81 o166 h4fsEacts,' 81 "a
iaahiny ehith hs6squeashs tSfhis chnds dsanfef
J. by osder Of f!0ss., I.oakEsast " sAmiasy
the distressing -aad- passlssise -osssaqes Of
the South;a aanA thGisastSf hAoh8milkQiodn
is'the knowlsdgsdAak shA haa sa1ursl ahd;s
trusted !dp dRep Nkf ere pew yviniagy p a,ah,o
ad.a.i;iad iads hsi R.f 1b$ssdl1l l;s(ioS. 'o
). by sosdss !of tes. olodSyrtt 1aegs q l7s';
F;d;ss (Xss3 .Gasetk iix ssns,soo edT-coi
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Ia MexoIREs De SAINT Slxox. -Whauom
Losia d4aRovvhei, Dss.A 6sissd3iddht
.";.! W: ~ ss !s'x ysEae l fl!aF.k a.aAaas,ai
|sboa! ~ aaee. .dieeitS, akka1b Iha1tusa
Ea:sothg Osa day, ths eraeA. .Aossgeh. Na,i,.
he was abspidiy called, encountered tie :
young . gentleman Of SIS hQusshoSids "a
= he Galley of(llaAssxlat 'V1es.iliss. .~1EVsss
King Aoaosed Ahe1pags btnsn1sijsg strtees1
sceys,:eiip; viii, ,bia: hsa it xss ~. fes.'r
y ia 4 K Rsaye ss ..id a n.;..sys.' va 20 boa
ydu lake SSets of wsa pssssA IL ts"''ss'p
b, M, sirslnr ,e.s,s Of srgwG 81. ~ .ysa
q, .Msits . 70 lssssn Il sdssssiPsiesas'l zIfas,>
+ DO 20. Is.p, ds diss.,y' - ct sa'i's q 2s''+
=, n can assdFs j6of Iisiesty dat I usvstt Il Q
dreamed Of doing saoA = thisk!'n e'ss''i.ao;'
Fw -0ood |" rejoined The sovs;i;ri1, .Ws III
are we'll pleased w;>h 9ss9haad The great
King passed on Neh r 4miiNOaT
- The young grutlemaal locked afsr him.
alp 9TH tAiH1o1esexThae ssunihRy d his
isIu,seem; AGa1dsassl.AiAnNSss = s1ruuoG
work AsAlqahnopd vifheboek Naeso,
be5oss hin, ao4s@eNAa1uink nv The;a1nilan
1as. ..pFobab!y ,,sl@ 90 ~, -; hS,se.ron
t.,. 49, = ~ III. ~ ~ ~ T;.~a..a.
: h.a ssr., sho.,.r. - I.s.;s~ I:s1s s.'s'
e coa.t ia: hi Il - :. - ~ 'sa,
doing ipE3s Sejne saptipA9t uthet nielk,;s.
po. .,ssissI I,bB 40, Ast aiss. II IT,. .,n
Qeqt1 AZ DIPPED his, ~ Into I'm, Ink, :;
and Il Srqts igY ths A!st ,MoeaJ A ,the ss,..s.
~. .:asi. q ~ ~ ~ 49, s5'
sse uses ~ @o'eee ,oer osss e;
fss1aayyssnaeee thadselA. ioaStGvsnu
9 Satat6aUdas wte ha made Nv akllfs.'i
the tsm'lI asd Y |s sorr: q Loui. ths Is :,
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! AN8eeS CS9S6SSWt0GS dVO04VS36S0eS
i = .epriess ;ta3laAGks spsstss...@.nt
81. ,iis i,;.sissass ssis ii. 'nsss:s. sss.tss
lafeaA epse - stock coniplet idS snas,,
ss6 qsissseoe ssasrsvs-sa'i taa :
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= Aarohand;sss seche ct DC Pan.
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pl6sis9gs. .ssw mi no ,as:1ai 5;es nj e'isgle,l
9sr.fo s'ns9ss Gas 2Giair'tseo .noiiiHr9 ao7
q -.MaPssas4 asq uettes-.-ser )
Q sssaepSss 1ii6s hi 8 eofhiti eii.a nsos
: !HSbilIem1eeK u Il touts sitaadla... 10. II :
3eeni1se lId1Ay!iG1c ) NOTION
h, ii I'll '.Ii,ss'iiHlllygt :. s'iiHlllygtss1- .s :. .s,e,
L ps-sasssliasst d 6roqss;ss Fsnerje.
vaisssili q QIihH H1ill1sA. ANY,
sirFEf sEfe Yn E~fIttf
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- Gnnahssoo ~ ihcpsl1is tat Ieon
- "A q tx lSss, they wlp,
= isil D / la' i'ds j sassz Pss'qa, shae.
ID ,sn lzb1lNEaurDRY.a
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lC~Daf u Mo- and UG Jo66 50, swear 'the
, bas rs'cs0olls ChusehN" .s''a'.no
m.' ~ vrs1rf.9svitit. Z A., IT, >
HASi On hand . large and csmplsts
IL ssock Of dry .geoda, coaaislise Of uoa
Csl;ae 4f.sks sast p'sses, FwIsA Aipa.
ca, Fvesck Xer;ses, F;se sC2stAs asd
Gssiaets 'ef d:1srest eolors, Dosssss-
calies; de-, de. - P - i.,'t9:sI ii,s