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Middletown transcript., 1874-04-25
Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle county, March l7th, 1874
Upon the application of Martin r. Walker, Ad-
ministrator of Ward S. Vandegrift, late OF 81.
Georges Hundred in said County, deceased: it is
ordered and directed by the Register that the
Administrator aforesaid give notice of the grant
lug Of Letters of Administration upon the Estate
of the deceased, with the date of granting thereof
by causing advertisements to be posted wi.hn
forty days from the date of such letters in six OF
the most public places of the County of New Cas-
tie, requiring all persons having demands against
the Estate TO present the same, or abide by an
Act of Assembly in such case made and provided.
And also cause the same to be inserted within
the same period in the MlDDLErowN TRANscRIrT,
a newspaper published in Midd'etown, and to be
continued therein two months.
Given under the hand and Seal OF
49,, Office of the Register aforesaid, at New
us Castle in New Castle County aforesaid,
~ the day and year above written.
b. GIBBS, Register.
Middletown transcript., 1874-04-25
Registers Order.

REGISTERS S OFFICE,
New Castle County, February 24th, 1874.
T Ipon the application of Mary H. Jones, Ad-
u minislratrix of Zachariah Jones, late of st.
Georges Hundred in said County, deceased,
il is ordered and directed by the Register that
the Administrators aforesaid, give notice of the
granting of Letters of Administration upon the
Estate Of the deceased, with the date of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements TO be posted,
within forty days from the date of such Letters,
in six of the most public places of the County Of
New Castle requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate, to present the same, or abide
by an Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same to be insert
ed within the same period in the MIpDLErowN
TRANscRIpT newspaper Published in Middletown
and TO be continued therein two months.
~sN Given under the hand and Seal of Office
eEHSGof the Register aforesaid, at New Castle
in New Castle County aforesaid, the day and
year above written. B. GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE.-All persons having claims agains
the Estate of the deceased must present the sam'
| duly attested TO the Administrative on or before
| February "a, 1875, or abide an Acl OF Assembly
| in such case made and provided.
| MARY H. JONES, Admrx.
ApDREss-Middetown Del. Feb. 24-2m
Middletown transcript., 1874-04-25
Registers Order.

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, March 5th 1874.
Upon the application of Serick F. Shallcross,
Administrator OF Elizabeth Templeman, late OF
St. Georges Hundred in said County, deceased, ii
is ordered and directed BY the Register that the
Administrator, aforesaid, give notice of the
granting of Letters Of Administration upon the
Estate of the deceased, with the date of granting
thereof. by causing advertisements to be posted,
within forty days from the date Of such letters,
in six of the most puoiic places of the County OF
New Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate, TO present the same, or abide
by an Act of Assembly in such case made and
proyded And also cause the same to be insert
ed, within the same PERIOD in the MlppLETowN
TRAyscRpT, newspaper published in Middle
town, and TO be continued therein two months.
-, Given under the hand and Seal Of Of
Ills. ! fee of the Register aforesaid, at New
t--) Castle, in New Castle County afore-
said, the day and year above written,
B. GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE.-All persons having claims against
the Estate of the deceased must present the same,
duly attesled to the Administrator on or before
March 9Th, 1915, or abide the Act OF Assembly
in such case made and provided.
SERICK f. SHALLCROSS, Admr.
ADDREss-Odessa Del mar IA I'm
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

TIME undersigned. heretofore doing business
j. under the name Of =. Jefferson \ Son, has
this day entered into co-partncrship with George
w. Morrison, under the firm name of W H..
JEFFERSON 4 CO., for the transaction of the
grain and general shipping business.
W. II. JEFFERSON.
New Castle, Del, December 3D., ls7a-tf.
v. b. sErTERsox. GEORGE ". MoRnlsox
Middletown transcript., 1874-04-25
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the Estate OF
the deceased must present the same duly attested
to the Executor on or before April 9th, 1875, or
abide the Act of Assembly in such case made
and provided. R. G. FRANZ EXECUTOR.
Appness--7oo French Street, Wilmington, Del.
Apr llth-2mos
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iirne aaeiIenben @emabls fpurlos an ibr.
pDriibergegangen uGre, mn6 ibr abaeh6rms
tes @eiidf seiste bol6 bic tiefen Spuren
Der Rene, uslde he ereriff. gs bauerte
nnr t,er,ige Sabre, ut6 6as Grob borg
atDet WenIdbet.. Oeren gyiitena, far1nit benz
Slide ibrer Inseb6rieen, bic robe Gin=
nenluit eines einaisen Meniden Dernintet
batfe.
@er erinnert T& nidt Bel bieisn einem
3eitgenoiien na9ersdblten Mittbeilunaen
bes Yerb6ltniIIes Stpiinen G6iner's Ters
oinanb uno 2abD Milforo un6 namenflih
jener ergreifenoen Geene, in trether oer
|iugenolihe pelo Der fiirfiilten @eliebten,
Die i'm beiratben pill, feline gbre, iei,t
Wappen, isinsn Staao als Sffieier eutae-
eenbdlt2
Das eisentltije gharofterbilb Der QabD
Wtilt0r6 bat u1tIer Std)ter iin5tpeifelbnft
Der ibonen 6rdncisca bon 9phenheim ents
nontmen, Der ipdteren @emQbIin GdrI gus
GEMS, eirem WeSen, oas betonntlif, reid
an 3iigen eoler Weibrihfeit, 6urh ipDbls
tbdtiges Wirfen Die 6ffentlt6e Msinung
NIT ii6 ausslf6bnen bsrifanb unb aud boz
Dem &ihterftuble Der @ei9id5te feline He1ts
fertigntg erlangte. Snoem Ghiller ben
einSig ilnb atlein Der 5ttmme ieiner gbre
@eb6r idenfenoen SIngling einem Weibe
bon trefflidler gbdrafteranlaeen gegens
iiberitelt 9elanst er 5n ben ergreifenoiten
oranGtiihen Gonfiicten, in iueldeu it'd
leine 9an5e bihterifdbe @rbBe offenbart.
ySie gBDluli Der @roBem,1 rehtfertigt
lid) bic @eliebte, lift bie liimnteriatte Sp<
dne, Die ltd NIT SeiBbuneer Spfer iudlt.
Jnr6terlih bot he i6on in bieiem 2anbe
9eDiitbet, bat Braut unb Brdutigum ges
trennt, bat ielbit Der gbe gSttlihes Banb
5errilien, bier bas ftilIe Slid elmer Tamilie
9eid)leift, bort elm iunges nnerfdbrenes
Ser3 Der berbeerenben Yeit aniaeihloiien.
uno iterbenbe Saillerinnen ihdumten ben
ytamen ibres 2ebrers unter Sslithen aiis.
SD iteate mid 5tpil9en bes Qantn urn
ben Siaer, nabm einei fiiritliden Glib BON
lbnt in elmer Stunbe Der 2eibenI1aft, uno
oieie abldeuliAe Spferung muBte aufbbs
ren."
Sn her Sbat murbe bic gGbne ssrans;sfo
cine gSoblthaterin bes Qnnbes. GO mte
GarPs friibere Sabre bur1 MusThmeifuns
gen aller glrt, 0eri6wenotfng unb Vruntts
Iin4t beriidtist IinO, fo lit es au6 eewi6,
oaB er li9 unter 0em ginfluiie Sransisfa's
bentiibte, bur9 Sronung un0 etne ueile
Geeieruna feline furdtbare 8ergangenbeit
einigernaBen mieber gut sis MAIDEN. Woh
lanee nm ibrem Sooe ienf3ten bic Birgsr.
tpenit lie ben Namen rSran3isfa@ ausipras
den, uno piini9ten it9 ibre quite Gatoess
ntutter auriif.
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Gifen nuo plei.
gOa Sermann Grieberk

Der bas giien bat sefaafen,
2ieb ia ba6ien aud bas 8Iei
Sab ans beibes @ebr anS @affsn,
S6ns unb srns i'm Rampfe fei;
ssiu Der Geinb uns mas au 2eibe,
Hommt sr angeradt su Sauf,
Gabrt bas gifeu ans Der S&eibe,
Gliest bic RmssI aus benz oauf.
Absr rtdt bas srimme Gif.n,
Sas ben Mann i'm etreit erfgbIdat,
gein, Das @iifseus hin id preifen.
Sas Die Saat bes 2ebsns trdst:
Nidt oas 8ltt In RuseIbettsrn
sssf s:s s sI;stssssss lea as;s
Nein, bas flsins goIt Der 2eitern
Rreii' id, unier Sser, bic S6rift.
Senu bic tIeinsn BIeifolbaten
Sinh berbunoerttauisnbfadt
ais bic streusr ssiit'ssr eaaien--
Cine @roS- uub 2ebensmabt;
Sdstib riidt ibr jariesssef5naber
sapf.r aus gum 6eifsrirsif,
llnb ibr arober SinterIaber
Gaiebt bieI bunoert IssiIeu peit.
@o bic gor. nnb @iidbartsi9isbes
@erben nm ben eieserfraua,
Da bepabrt oas BIeitaIiber
llnirer 9reiTe ii6 nit eIans.
Adtst niat serins bic Better!
einaeln if ise iOobI Elm 8perg,
9o9 I'M Gbor ein Siessssldmetter.
6rsibsit, siGt uao Gutenberg
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N. Y.tS ~"fpNr eS oetuvtUH8 uel
rSit ginbilouna.s
rWtein @efiibl enlp6rt fit5."
Dxrlnf, gr elm 9las Wein ntebr."
puno mein Water, 9urblaudt?"
ylluB pollen."
p@eSmunsen? llnm5altd1
Wsit eiiien Werte, i6 min es. Or nt.,s.
uno tpenn Gr lie niht nimmt, 10 lit Gr
entlailen fammt 6einem 0ater, 6ann
tDnnt Sbr Ieben, tuer gu1 3u frelIen oiebt. "
gouaro BON Sbilling bsiratbete bic &C.
liebte beg Ser3ogs.
Ser .Sersog bate auf feline Roifen fir
Ole Sod3eIt ole srobartisiien Anitalten ee-
tr0ffen. Die 2rauu19 fano III einerl au
elmer gapelle berseridbteten @emane leines
Shlnlles ttdtt. gouaro erIhien in prdh-
tiger @alafleiouig, allein bas beitere @rin
ieiner Sagouniform itininlte nid5t au bem
matten Ansorude ieiner eolen @siihfsaiiae,
au ben tiefen bIouen Ginaen, iueld,e Ieit
ianttes Muge umrabntten. N0r ben Mltare
erbielt 0le Braut, oereis @eliht cine tiefe
ShomrDtbe iiberfloB, aus Der Sano bes
6iirlten ben Solitoir, eipelnen re an 0es
Brdutigans Ginger fedte. Gin prddltis
ges Soiiper ihIob Die firhli1e Sseier.
yiad Wtitternadt fiibrte Der Sersoa oas
Baar 5n Der auf ieinem eigenen Gd,loiie
Subereiteten Brautfaninter. G0uar6 madjte
eine tieIe Werbeaaung uno begab iid5, nod1-
oem Iih Der Giirit perabidie6et, tia1 einem
nabe gelegenen ge0ientenaimner, mo er
It'd Elm 2ager anT einisen Gtii6len berrid3-
tete, it,oeB bic grauf inter Sbrdnen unb
Ssiif3erll oefn Yiorgett sfltgegenbarrte.
Den oiloern Gag mabie er NIT ibr feline
welu9e, obne aud MIR Elm ein8iaes MloI
Elm W0rt on lie au rid3ten. gls er if,r nsn
Mrnl bot, beriibrte er 3um Iebtsn W{oi il II
1ssssszz eessa i6ren G6rper. Non UieIem
iNn9lndslage on tuiiroigte er he feines
Dlides naebv. sic ipobnte nit ibm mi n,if
|ltintm 6oritlauie. aueiil er ilD6 iie. ur5
Lee Ae l srrnattst ,lnn poi, IieberhiAe eehe;s
met = anf BEN Rranienbsite, 10 fiirsts r.
bindit8 In bic MdIDer unO fpdbte bird
miloe Sd8ofrenotn ben aBurn,' 81 al itis
mem qer3et noate, iii tsgotIfsh.
ss2 s''s sss lss s'' Z s's s |ss'; Is sss;
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ogaSn AlilfurS" 1nS }, fersi-
man0 pon malter.1 6

,Das Stid lit froB," bort mar, In I'M.
ierer 3eit itad elmer Maffihruna BON uGas
bale lnb Giebe" nlan1maI ausrufen. Mas
ipiiroe erif Elm sroEen She'll unierer mere
pen1htuahen uno blutarmeri Generation
empfinoen, tpenn ct In Die llm9ebung ber@
iebt uiiroe, in nelder jenes sSuaen0werf
unleres eroben Oi9ters entitan6! Was
tDiir0e er empfin6en BEL benz glnbIid bes
SDrannen &arl Gugen2 Gbubart bat uns
in ieiner s6iiritenaruft" Elm portrditabnlis
DIES Bib bieles Despoten erltsporien, Der
ben WDblltano leines 2anoes uno oas
@liid iabllpIer 5amilien In iirdflinem
Geidtiinne bernihtet bat.
.ygerdnhert oas bur6lan1tige @erippe
NIT Weibralid lpie snpor," ipriht Der
Dtdter 5a ben Soflinsen:
ser aebt aidt auf eu& geifau susuIddeIn,
llno Diebat feline 8Oten mebr,
Samit sei6mintte sofsa i'm bsfadsIn,
Sdamlos unb fred ipie err
slu6 bel BEN @ailler'iden Gtiide fiiblt
mon, baB Dem Si9tar fein anoeres Wnr-
bib porgel6mebt boben fann, oIs basie@
NICE beg iuiirttenbereiiden Despoten.
Wfail errdtb 5luar biele Id)redIid,e @eitalt
nur binter ben GouliIIen. Die sGriinbe.
tuarnnl Der Didbter, feinen .Osrsoa," feis
ilen rJiiriten@ ailf ben Bretterr ~ yshe,gsu;
ltsB, iiegeil 5lt flabe, als bQB mir ne plti 80
berlibreil bruuhten, a[lejn man iIbit e8,
00b Das Worbilo ieHes Gtaates, 1eSjen
iSitTit iii6 aMse;;s 9 nae
iden be,liD. nit fyiiBen treten. mir III QBiirt<
ts,,,tsa,@t sns.,<x - -. "A II - ~ -
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ben Dberiten, pie tbener Der Giirif bas
Sod Wseniden pertaufe. = aber unier
9ndoisiter 2anoesherr lieB ale Hesinlenter
auf Dem 9araoeplabe anfmarihiren nn6
lieB bic Mauloffen nieberldieBen. gDir
bDrten bic 8lhIen fnaIlen, iaben bas @es
lsis.t- ous- bos Dflaitsr fpriben, nno Die
sanse armee ibrie Su4be, na9 ame-
rifa!~
gl[Ieif ttidt Bios ioI6e Worednee, au6
Die SofIcenen 1ino Shiloerungen Der gee
ieqI6aftliben 3uftdnoe sleiber Der bantas
ligen nmgebutl9 bes Si1ters; in einael4
nen Tiguren tritt uns iogar Die Wirfli6s
feit ertge9en. NieIes Weib, oag in Gerois
nano einen grretter aus bem 91mube beg
Soflebens iu1t nnb nit ibu ,in ben duBer-
ften @infel Der Belt" flieben tpia, erinnert
an 8Drfdlle nit ein3elnen @eIiebten, rla.
mentlib on cine oieler nnslidli6en, Die
li6 nit gntleben nnb gfeI bon ihrem @e=
bieter binmeeuanbte. Cine 8enetianeritl
nerlieB tie ibn, als lie nit ibm auf elmer
go g:a8 sStolien ben 8o6en i6res Baters
= - it6ts1ssl.s
SD bin ni1t mebr in Sbren Staaten, I"
iaete ite, viDnoern in 8ene6is, SD babe
nunmebr, @ott lei selobt, tneine 6rei6eit
tpieber. SD bin fi9er Dor S6ren WiBs
banolun9en uno trenne mid bier BON Sh=
len. 6inb 9ie oas nidbt 5ufrieben, 10
foroern 6ie mid Dor Die Sribunole meines
Baterlanoes, oas mid ihiiben tpiro."
9fD9 mebr erinnern uns ein5elne 3ii9e
aus Dem 8ilbe Jeroinano's an einett tpirfs
liden 8organg.
Ser @ebeimeratb bon goltifdbt itanb
leit tnebr als einem balben Sahrbunbert
in ben Oieniten bes bersosli6en SauIes.
Sem 9uten Wanne tpnrbe nod in ipdten
Sabren cine Sohter eeboreti, tpeIGe s,t
elmer blenoenoen S66nbeit herantpuels.
Ser Jiirit iab Tie, entfii6rte lie, unb ibr
grauer B9tsr, Der bon Dem Shid5ale Seis
nes Ginbes nod feline 4bnung bate, nluBte
Die fur6tbare 6hma1 erleben, ihr nod
tpeuieen Sassn aiiF einenr SofbalIe in beus
blanIei6ener @d1uben beu Mb3eiben
Der berSo9lithen @eliebten - 5u begeenen.
Ser alte 8olfitdot bot nm ieine gntlaHnnq
nno elite nit ieirer tisfeebeueten Gattir
auf elnes Ieiner Glitter, lnl nihi 3euee por
Suliens S1anoe 5u iein.
Us 0auerte nt6t lan9e, itur tpertige Wor
den, uno etne Nnoere rei5te bic Sinnli6.
felt beg Seraoes. CT beI9loB, ii1 Del
Wolsfdbt burh ibre 8erbetratbuns emile.
oigen.
| auf einen einidmen ssorifbauIe, siuansie
Vteilen nDn Stuttgart, lebte Elm iunger
gbslmann, Gbuar6 BON G9tIIing, 6er
our6 leinen treffli6en ebrliebenben gba=
rafter Die allsemeine M1tung genoB. Gr
lsbte bel ieinem 8ater, bem atbt3iaidbriaen
Sberforitmeiifer BON S6illin9, Der ldpn
unter bem 8roBbater bes SerSoes feline
Saufbabn beeDnnen bate. Sieler mar Der
gewiilenbafteite uno rehtlidfte, aber audi
pteaeidt Der drulite aIler ber3osIi9en 8e=
an,ten.
gines Sases erbdlt gouarb bsn gefebl,
iid) 5n Dem Serio9e 5u beeeben.
vSbr' gr." iast Der Ser3og, lid pil
Sbrl perioreen."
Cure 0ur6laudt iinb iebr enabig."
sd min Sbn nit benz SSrdulein BON
WDlfltd0t Derbeiratben. ST nirb sSaaos
iutfer unb 9einem 0ater aojuneirt,"
yBie. Sbrer Ourblalht @eliebte 2 8es
oetfen Sic rteine @brel"
r8on ieiner gbre tuirb Gr ii1 nibt Iatt
eiien."
.gebenten Sbrs 9uraIaudt msine a6-
nen !"
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!. Als Moies MenbeIsSobn, Der na6ntd-
lise beriibmte BbiloIop6, als oaufirer an
ose gerllner ShDrmaHe lam, frogte ibn Der
fpachtbabenoe OIfi5ier: .Bas III St.
alrhenipieler. Damn bari Ct midi
b,tteilt.~ = YQSie, bari i1 niht nit ben
bi19ertt In ben SaS1en fpielen r. - so
irage, iDnmit Gr banbslt,M i3rie jebt iuii~
tbeno Der DfH3isr. rWonlit Gie riibt
honbeln." .Nas III basas {&rit ber
Dfiiaisr nod Idiiter. - vNernunft e mar
Die rubioeAntluort bss iuneenN {pp6eu.
.Wefdeioenbeit 5iert ben JiineIing, hod5
Derfenne ct ilitbt Seinen Wertb, fdgf Grill
paraer. Ser NerIiner Dridt Ii@, mie q
niAt anoers jit eripartet, III, pnsiiii6er urb
ungramnotifaliiM aus, tNoeul e i0ot Il
s9sfdsiotnbeit IL Gins f50ne 8irr, #
Do4 Isbt fi9's bsHsr obxs y 81. s.
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MEMPHIS TENN. FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER A. 1874

This decision deeply grieved the young
lovers, but Martha's father, irritated no
doubt by the obstinacy of his wife, re-
vived their spirits by planning an elope-
ment. The simple wedding trousseau
was mostly made by stealth in Martha s
own room at night, with the assistance
of her sister, who was also in the secret.
But there was one difficulty they had
not anticipated. Martha had no shoes;
and even the etiquette of the times would
not permit bride to appear at her we'd
ding in bare feet. Ready-made shoes
were unknown in the town and Marthas
would have to be made to a measure.
Dame Stillwell became somewhat suspi-
cious, and the conspirators had to pro-
ceed cautiously. Many plans failed,
but, the day before that set for the we'd
ding, further delay being out OF the
question, Martha's father adopted a sue
cessful ruse. In the forenoon he went
into the room where his wife and daugh-
ters we're at work, and began to joke
Martha on the size of her feet. Taking
up a shingle carefully, placed in reach
beforehand, he measured them carefully,
and laughing over their large size with
his wife, carelessly threw the shingle out
of the window, and in fifteen minutes it
was in the village shoemaker's shop.
That worthy worked all night, and the
next day the shoes we're ready for Nav
tha, who slipped away, with her father
for a witness, and shortly returned to
her mother az Mrs. Bazel Harrison.
The mother soon relented, and the pair
lived happily together for seventy years.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
scHENcK,s MANDRAKE PnLs

ScHENcK's MANDRAKE PILLS
Will be found to possess those qualities neces-
sary to the total eradication of all bilious at
tacks, prompt to start the secretions of the
liver, and give a healthy tone to the entire
system. Indeed. it is no ordinary discovery
in medical science to have. invented remedy
for these stubborn complaints, which develop
ali the results produced by heretofore free
use of calomel, a mineral justly dreaded by
mankind, and acknowledged to be destruc-
tive in the extreme to the human system.
That the properties of certain vegetables
comprise all the virtues of calomel without its
INJURIOUS tendencies. is now an admitted Fact.
rendered indisputable by scientific researches;
and those who use the Mandrake Pills will be
fully satisfied that the best medicines are
those provided by nature in the common herbs
and roots of the fields.
These pills open the bowels and correct all
bilious arrangements without salvation or
any of the injurious effects of calomel or
other poisons. The secretion of bile is pro-
noted by these pills. as will be seen by the
altered color Of the stools. and disappearing
Of the sallow complexion and cleansing OF the
tongue.
box of pills.
Prepared only by ]. II. schenek q Son. at
their principal office. corner Sixth and Arch
streets. Philadelphia. and for sale by all drug;
gists and dealers. Price 25c per box: cod
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RAILHOAD 81 dn TABLEs.

MEMPHIS AND LOUg'vuLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
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Pere Hyacinthe is in hard luck, says
the Chicago Times. he has been turned
out of the Catholic church, and has left
the communion of the Old Catholics,
but still persists in calling himself a
Catholic. He recently applied for a
Catholic church at Geneva in which to
lecture, but it was refused; then he ap-
piled for the use of Protestant church,
and again met with refusal, because of
his profession of Catholicity. Where he
will next turn is hard to tell.
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JUSTICE OF PEACE.
REMOVAL.

R. B. MILLER, Justice Of the Peace,
has RENOvKp TO
No. 160 Main Street,
Opposite the New cours-bOuss.
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Directors

JAMES D. PORTER. JR.. Gov. of Tennessee.
LOUIS HANAUER. of school6eld. Hanauer
& Co.
F.M. WHITE, of +. NJ. White 4 Co.
M. G. PEARCE. of Pearce, Suggs Il Co.
K. URQUHART. of e. Urquhart & Co.
T. B. HAYNES. of T. B. Haynes & Co.
HENRY WETTER. Of H. Wetter Il Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-12-04

Insures at Board rates. Private dwellings
especially desired; policies issued for three
years for two annual premiums, AT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-12-04
FlaCR
From the Monroe Advsrtissr.l

From the Monroe Advertiser.l
At the age Of nineteen Bszel Harri.
son, the late Michigan centenarian,
formed romantic attachment for Mar
tba Stillwell, daughter of farmer liv-
ing in the neighhorhood Of bis homs at
Greenecastle, Ps. The feeling was re.
ciprooated, and, after short cOurtship,
Bszel asked the consent Of the girls
parents to the marriage. The father
favored the match, but the mother had
higher aspirations for her daughter,
wishing her to wed the posssssor Of
broad acres, and refused her consent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-12-04
MARBLE WORKS.
MONUMENTAL
MARBLE WORKS.

ITALIAN. AMERICAN AND TALADEGA
i marble at very low prices, as follows:
Headstoues 2 feet, with socket and foot
stone. lettered ;........ ...S OO
l foSTstone leMttered. M ed. WIN "O l2 90
Headstone, 3 feet. with socket and foot
stone, 10 w
And all other sizes in proportion. Italian
and American marble box tombs paneled all
round, and full siz :, $3.50. Also italian mar
500 these rates arc lower than marble was
ever sold at in Memphis before. Designs sent
to the country free of charge. Elmwood curb
ing at reduced rates.
1882 THDS MAXWELL, 80 linton st
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-12-04

A tain Of cars containing 200 tons Of
copper ore, valued at $4,000, was re-
Gently reported 10 be en- route from San
Francileo 10 Baltimore.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-12-04
PRoPEssoR OF RELIGION,

and st the time be assisted in committing
the foul deed was a member in good
standing of the Methodist church. The
following Sunday after the murder he
organised and conducted Sabbath
school, and with eyes rolled up and
bended form thanked the Great Jehovah
for the blessings conferred upon him,
From the sickening details of this hor-
rid crime he is as vile monster as ever
cut q throat or sogttled ship and, oh |
shame to think of it his prospects for
release are indeed good. The techni-
calities aud legal iugglery Of lame laws
have already thrown open the prison
doors for his accomplice, and point to
tardiness in his punishment if not his
acquittal altogether. This, though, is
not for the want of evidence Of his
guilt, but of the manner in which that
evidence has been aud will be msnipu'
lated. SLIM CONTRIBUTOR.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-02
TPPLING IN THE COUNTRY.

George Mack, of Whitfield, n. H., is
tip-top town liquor agent, says the Coos
Republican. His sales are guarded by
the following rules, which he says he
received from the selectmen, viz,
1st. All liquor to be A No. 1, and sold
cheap for cash.
I'd. Children under ten years of age
will not be allowed to get drunk on the
premises, unless accompanied by their
parents.
Sd. No liquor will be sold to any per-
son who cannot walk board fence, and
distinctly pronounce the name of ''Eras-
tus Richardson" without slipping; ''Ras-
sus RissOn" won't do.
4th. Intoxicating liquors will be sold
for medicinal purposes, except in nights
and on Sundays, when they will be sold
in cases of sickness only.
5th. In no case will more than three
quarts of intoxicating liquor be sold to
any one person to be drank on the
premises, except in cases of extreme in
disposition.
9th. No person viii be considered
sick unless he presents an affidavit to
that effect from Judge Carlton, counter
signed by three of the most eminent
physicians of Whitfieh, all of whom shall
be sober at the time
9TH. Evidence of sobriety on the part
of these essential sponsors will be de
dueed from their handwriting. If eth
er of them shall write his name plain
enough to be read or deciphered by any
ehirographical rule whatever, he shall be
considered drunk, on the ground that
all men are either drunk or sober, and
that he was never known to do such
thing while sober.
Sth. No intoxicating liquors will be
sold to Ned Carleton so long as he votes
the prohibition ticket, unless he will
solemnly swear chat it is to be used at
his own funeral, and give bonds in the
sum of eighteen hundred dollars to have
the corpse ready within twenty-fOur
hours after purchasing the liquor.