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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-24

CATTLE SHIPPED. - Seventeen car
loads OF beef cattle were shipped from
this station to San Francisco last
night twelve loads belonging to Col
Hardin Of Quin River, and five to p
French.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-24

OFF TO JERSEY Reeves and Chum-
bers stage left for Jersey this morning
with passengers, express and fast
freight.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-24

IHANKs.- jacob Ultich tenders his
thanks to the Sunday School teachers
and children for the use of their organ
on Washington Birthday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-24

DISTRICT Court. A good many trial
Jurors arrived to-day to attend Court.
motion for continuance of Rover
case was made and at the time we go
to press it was not decided.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-24

DEyINE SERVICE IN PARADISE. Rev.
q. d. Hinkle will preach at the school
house in Paradise Valley at IL O'Clock
A. III. and $50 P. NJ. next sunday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-24
LETTER FROM BARTLETrCREEK
a Series Of Earthquakes = Badly
Green's strategy--Mining Matters.

VARYvILLE, Feb, Is, 1876.
EDITOR SILVER STATE-News from
this camp is very limited but consider
in, the shocks of u
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I = 1. e G r e p HsC
b. Atlantic and Pacific Line.

ESPECIAL TO TIE SILVER sTATE.l
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-24
%AILY SILVER STATE.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-24

Agent for the celebrated SINGER SEWING
MACHINES, which will be sold on reasonable
termsI enfe VI
, 1876-10-27
CANADIAN NEWS.

SHtCt1{ ItfpuSEh 70 Inc lfttNHf.
TonoATo Oct. al-Thr Ertnf1g telegram las
tho following SPECIAL from London, England
At general meeting to-day Ut tho slprel,old-
CTS of the Grank Trnn1e Railway Company,
Capt. Tyler replied nt length to tho structures
of the Right Hon, Chi9ders Mt recent meeting
Of the Great Western Railway Company. Tho
speech WIS very able one, dcaling with the
relations Of thn two roads, and WIS well re-
cciycd 3lr. Tyler assured the meeting that tho
Board Of Directors were thoroughly united.
WIS present. md met warm reception. Tho
8peetut Mspatsh TO u sre 1t4aane.
that tAe uext aiotmcut Of 1,to1, Qua acres Of
land to the half-brectis will commence Dn tho
H0tll inst. Encl ctaimnnt receives 3to Instead
Of 100 uerca. The last river boat Of the season
left Flshcr's Landlng yesterday evciItng.
LIEUT. Gov. Lurd ana party l'ave arrived ut
Wv Hp<cta, ntspa.eA to 7ns Tribune.
OTTAWA, Oct. 2o.--Atylees received by tic
Noyeruu,e,,t trout Coa,,uiaslnncs MeLcod, ut
81 loo men Of the Mounted rolsrc and two guns
for fort defense. THIS forco will winter Ut
Cypress I'LL Furt, and 100 ,nen Will
also be statinycl for thu winter Ut
Fort Mcleod. Largo numbers Of ,,l lttllaIs ~; ats
and II Is Thought aslyisahiu tlnt sufficient forcu
Of tue police hc retained, III view Of tic n,urt'
me1ts nf American Sioux. Everything report
I'd quiet at beth points.
Tonosr,' Uet. $t-Eusene U'kTsfc, = WI,
known brewer Of this city, has fallen heir t.
uu East India estate valued at 32i, wv, ,UO.
Large kalss Of American furniture aro being
held II tLts clt:: Ono commenced to-tluy .
sufficient magnitude IL stop dtnallds FROM sasl
| customers ut Canadian manufacturers III till
| SECTION for sOnie time.
, 1876-10-27
HlCcOUGHED TO DEATH.


CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-In your Issue OF tho Goth
inst. observe paragraph under the above
heading taken from tho p0ttsyilla tPu.) Nnlers'
Juurnal Henry lioskins had drank son,s cold
watcr OIL au cu,pty stosnAcl, anl ls;M Violent
liecoug1L 1t sccms he tried several remedies,
ar,l ntterwartl llai Dr.. Elt0n to attend him,
mud, Notwithstanding cnp'ns tlnses Of n,etlt-
cine, llptl Ghuytly attcr thu hnctUr's departure
for iilore medicines. Nnw have seen hiScougl.
cured instantanrolsly on ntany orcasions, mud
have cured myself, a,iL ! have never kuown tho
following slsllpiu remedy to falf: ....
Whenever ultackcu By hiccougls, ret some one
10 stand behind you anil parc the forcllnger OF
each h4tIl III Your ears VI o. 10 stop auanl.
Then between tiiu tlugpr and thumb u yo.lr
left hand press the 1istr1fs, III order to stop
breathing through thrii. IT, your. right hand
tuku glass ofAxatel, anl, wtlflu the ears and
n,st r!ss nru closed, drink good uruusht. This
will instantly c,ru tlIp hltvuugl,.
NIL not nware that tlero is any particular
virtue iu thu wutcr. have Sctn the curry
effected ly Il drauklt ut aic nr porter ~ well
ID water, anil brsirye that drink ot any llQud
wartn or cold, would haye tho same elfeet, u.
| though tlayu uwayh seen It used cold. Ut.
| tribute thu ctrr tu tin lnuInentary stnppage OF
lreatiyi.,g; hut, whatever The cause, InY e1pe-
rirpce fur years Aas always pruvc,l II suecess.
] all, DE-, SAMUEL CAoFF.
, 1876-10-27

= ENrFe AtRhatac< 3N77ttnopH7!s !6HF0d7;
PERu, Ind. OFT. tb-Lnst Fr1dny night at,
American aag, Euisna by tts Republicans at
North Grovt, in this county, Hss turn down,
1uutttatc.i 70 NJ ~ lr unit fur USE, and !git
lying nn tlse gtul,rl. This wa. thc night alter
elected Gtverur am! tie :,i.asiy shirt t!al bcrtl
h.lr,e', by The triumph nf the peace and rccui'-
Citation partY..
Jfadfspn tjnd.} tbHr1tr. ...-,
The tltrtfest, nttst eOwar'lly unl reasonable
aetion We were :aI!r.l On u, hUt!ee wns That u a
man In frunt u the l,piiana foundry, who AZ
thu Republican procession was passlnE ,plekca
up a miniature American Aag, TINT 1md fallen
threw 1t un t1lc ground anu stamped ILLS dirty
foot on II. Yet tho Democrats pratc abuus the
pariV 1T tatel
, 1876-10-27

.fkF fHFA tSffeht
William Ruirk atnl sDt. turner's, of Nnrfll Can
ton, Conn, while engaged IN. digging a awatertnE.
plar. fnr cattle u. tllcif far'f. Thursday cafnc
nJp,n two slabs ii lteht-eosarel sandstone,
HRring Tie strung, clear imprint nf left human
the strife Ut which measures eleven. md thu
spread uf the cltws fatir t.en.x. Four inches
Is uIt, The tl,.tnnee between the heel pf the birds
sout md the end II The middle claw. TlttHl-
Inc Of these bIr, tracks In CONNECTICUT sandstone
Is nt, hing r!lshhhle IL 1atc years, but this y
The first v.stig" Df humanity yet discovered.
Thu loot m.n.irrs revn'r tf,sl'r' In lrns,t. aud
Is wrll prpprs,pnci, excerpt tint thu sntsrur snss
mr. Unusually tons. .i,ti the great loe r. lbuSta-
1y short Tli.. snjl III whirIl these trnrks were
tn,'l is grayclIy, evh'rtttr. adclDsit 'oissstinE
llrlt color"d, tt,;s .ltilrr!ng from tlr !,rslan'
llruwn etanr. Mf. KusrL has brtnlgllt the tatrt-
ot itirs to Hartford, and great crowd WIS NJ.
trarttd ly Turn. TIE attentions 0t sasnns Will
TIC at uflee called to tllrtn.
, 1876-10-27

'itO KEST--Nns. n ASD ~ TwESTy.FtFTu:s st.;
ntr5ect oder L. ii. Il q. t. M1Lkt - Ghanltr "
Gu.Ntngrcc. ...
f{.O !iEST-TwO NEW e.sTOlsY ASD BASEMENT
L hutIteH, Oak-st.. fnAt Of Wctlt WIN MI fhod-
ern improvements rxGtl1rnt 0cat1it mud rent low,
Apply tu JOHN MrE&HS. 2i3 Snrth %ela'At
,I'u tENr-A NEW MAKnLE-FNuST HOUSE ON
Or viii rcnt to good I,ariIea. Appy 10 UEO, i, DuI..
Lt1Ek, 81 Aid &! SAtitsun-kt.
, 1876-10-27

,ng .Ixporcu of that, VIC will .nko Ills next article
,'tirn Gnu c"itrnl tIcm-eise1. ncfule cnc1l md
,vcry nrsclc wis prhlt"1'"a. Tic trAs;mony "f =
ns, ~ r, ;"i at ''''' f"F In each e''" "''
St,,nc fnrlI.r c.4yer'astnn tnots nlnce in regard
!" G Hi " rFSE Mr s fnfsn ss h h. I'D vet
bn. 10 bring forward persons to corroboratc Tho |
Mr Tr,l,l" n.an l,?"'ni-c1 to haye tho Witnesses
present ,n shlnrtny. md wnn!a relieve lhs Cum
m!ttrr afany tr"''o q .caEeh'4E IT, ,,cm ~,
rovSsnetl y my rnle., bat hsss tIs rlr.t u 4:
;sst,,s ts II e.; ~ ~ w e. IT, s ,s IT, "e
l'o'' f'nm eha.srn in!!'rhed therein. Thsse wa
n trsolntinn rre*cntMl 70 tue conne!l Monday
Corporation lonn.el md tI,p Mayor a.lviscl nc.
t:hairnmn of t!r comnlftcn q, l'nlcr. to 'vg!I
snecF IT, ssss.a W Ms sssoaon fs no" ii s' s
caaaeil, III: u%tue to ,tae taet ti'at Etayss
sod s'. cart ;ntss re NJ, Ten ptss1Sa
We were IN hopes That .nn,u pcrtons wt,tld attend
this afternoon VITO wo1,ld mike specific charges,
mud when called upon would proluco tho VIII
It wa. rueee.tct ,,y Mr. Truto that Mr.. Anthony
Or thY Gity At"snsy ronl, ptepasa a. te earxst, ,ax
legal manner hclnru Tho Cnmmlttoe.
MM. ANTHONY.
any &C oonmssi ] c%n Expect Tic city Attorney Or myself
tu prosnet u make cfn.Ges "Eainat anyboAy IN
caf.h., when wa don't know wl'at they ars. !
el,nrgs. ef tho character lint appeared, II,
the Io't Will. as.iny for tic siiy y!tlnts
n,f,tce lee Who % va. to ,nvc-snte with the wsncssss
he pract,eGe g Stca t. Y ~ T. Trc afs.s maeF
precisely how charges 70 he uado against pt'.
sssf sds IL e. 3, rsss
happens that tho lolier Hoard y abolished. Tug
s IT, ee d c s.a en e ws. s ssbd.ssa mf';
ard 4 %. down ts ths snpetln!enileat u rolies'
r f' y * ,n Il s 70 ar
| M know, which provtucs for this case. but any
citizen nlay nppeas eeforo , committee , : of thu
iendsat adsct!ns M 10 di.eiiasEo II It'll 81.
hs saar ETC. h"d A. conses nss
sesult Il the Council THAT Is lie Wow [ taka q
dcnce S 'ti aad iay hi Il si"!r 1 thc ommisies t. |
| MR. TRupE SUGGESTED ..
that tle paper containing thc sharses shonsa @ M DO
ian'es II thrir faiorIn,it IL the Chairman or inc
comn,i.tss gladly; nt, a. nun'ts, of thsn, were
them publicly. sumo Of them might suGcr IN con-
sequence, lin won!h promise nuthihg hat what ha
was prepared 10 perform: ,,,...,, i'm. .so
thn trot Ia thls matter, nut: ut thr sae t!c, the
wnnt 10 spend tine dining uotAng, hut 10 % TO
wurk thoroughly, effectively, mud as soon hs pons'-
Sir. Trudc--t with to sny tha. don't want. to
nsnrr Mr. Anttopy's place or Tint OF any nne efse.
The GhnF,aan-Mr. anthony came simply 4! my
procedure. liz IIl not Gums 10 prosecute. bul
| simply to advice III II necessary.
euro cos cop,es of ta Ios eonlsinine tho eharses
ba.fs for the Inquiry.
I t1snNt Hr{ hht
, 1876-10-27

NaTNnVi0h UuVRfEs. :,
Might, The gloomy siludows cover tho earth
like t,4ll, and Burlington sta.lhs seut, raylcss,
Mutionlcss, Ii, thr gathering darkness. wood
piu rlhrs black unu ,u',hns. ngaiast the light,
, 1876-10-27
TIL, COURTS.

AEnfn.
sny Young =, a ", = T1s s;s S%s,ssn s' %
Slc i HI. h 1rst fl. % rcnnft yest,ray in tho United
Slate. ctrcu,t Court, 1io states TINT he took
sa.ts pos.cs.on T Of % ,hs company's % property Aug
iost. rho reo1 estate consists OF piout 2'5oo |
nercs rrr Of mining lauds md coul rights in and
total capacity Is 1,2oo tons alay, but the aetual
product when tho Receiver took possession was
s, r. s' ls !; 1p ,.; ;'s{ts Ta, s,,e not xs; sS
IN l "uas Git. II % n"t speror, to any III te statc.
~ putt!t H., - r ;l r, i."n innSsnS ~, vn rinMs
parties. p .. u,,,., =, ,,,,,nn-
cafs, mules, tools, supplies, etc., worth ~ a!l
Sl{,b00, but sMs,1est to- tsse lien at Judgment
f",n "s ~ ~ h. Il, ne ycry S1 ba :" euntin a apncar
to have been 40 fur ycurs, tbs last ,Eanccshcut
shows discrepancy Of ssgs,.S, arl r. sa!l;ns ;t
.s M t!?! t9t @ ." t, Ioumn rn,"rtr HeS ss sn M
Judgement tor nbott slIhtl anu ttouGnt ~ ~
the lttccvcr to snsc IT, III ort"rto pay Inc f'ap,
in August.
several ao pSts o,, n an 'e saae 10 tSs in sspten
"ia oI!e 'ofi oi the D Yis a saa T. 70 @ Sc sossa
sessssr, a % inssasns tss as,,,,,Nt turned oyyt %
hin, l.aye t,rcn s:tesI ulni te ,sI sxIsndisures
'o Tto eatnsn:. tI IN iho p" pae s;nu ws1s si
and t,y cxpgn,iturrs SID. ill Xi leaving II net
A. 81 4 M ac c m mGfs was ~ 's
| uIy4tuc{:4
| saroh 4. 1,ocine nfri a lit vprtcn]ay oCatnst
ara9ly UT nasg, sa,ted auItcry wis i. wss aD
re,t from .hu State. Sly Therefore nrks for 1,-
nscA nbont two ycars, ,Jelng willing h. should
hays =, snG E., 4hSe e. 'hfc' en"FS' "'a''n'" '"'"s"
catIastne smith also wants to &c: RID Of l.cr hus
eru.y Sstt Svt e Len es sars f a r ss
srcnis 10 he tIn is caused llcr nrrcst r|lori time
asS ssSS aS s% s w.: l. T. IT, qs f's a Of
ss Iaxis aS sSE NsS ~ ~
in; for n ,liyoFeu.
u "' ''se'' '''"' ITEMS.
TGn, IS 1 a, a1y e 5sIs'ee or Tue Sese
ns11k s yS"'sEsay sTs4gs u cocT tc snp'F''' eof
he hmohai Na 1 0 Sa,,s1 ..SrS nn hn,,c
m"nt m,t avot nf ~ stct sa'hs' askne IT, alIer
AaySI, nina nSwSy w. n4 n an Sha,,ea a., ,s g"es
.ofSe'ose nn e noek t. ~ u H. H. g. 'sa Sons
.t.rs. t.J,tJti.,,,
sMoa19!sluh q httut r. .a. aau. ~ * t,IL
= s"r tf mnS,nn a niS H4tnm III "a
i y 'I -! n"i'so . s4". ~ ,,. yo,r 6,,1 a I'M
sn.naG - steyehs, az new aoiK' nlto ,i, n,,
nEalHsL nemfG nIa ,nIm ' Il II r Il 1r,toc 'a
aha Ihcth r. y m,s H. - n.,ntnn. ~ sn-ns
- l;ato''- thHres Potter, y. y. Mflsnt. lef.noio M
lnsefth.i anM ". :; unaisn 70 ioiscl1re !rlr r..
DEED fof SAo' WV ". NY -. - = -, nse' ''' '' IL
q u,,,,, naSkMUflcf ts!s Mat1Et s., 1T. wo,t,
Winm u: whthsy: baoxsf ,i ~ H.. ' "a Mann naE
tnston street, Hell xolnnia.y Petltoh ~ nsnk
- suptcy ysairs,!ay' iMe 1rns' a. assesnte" .ss, "
aI,Gnnt t IT, n @ @ ,n,ir,,a & nS sos st4eea si @ a
roai bonds, 2i,ODG: and other persona
"a property IL thu nnaoaMt o. w, wy. ~ W "
~ W3a, II ! mrn;nw ans 5uSn G.ask. Ass,rnces
" nnsr thu !nrolyent laws OF Indiana, TOR the bcMea
Of NJ ercd!orr nn thercf9ge. @ no pnf,eaat e
on iHs Mre,,ctsy y ie Arsgncss WIS ahut Sl2
~ 0QO The pctttIoi was referred 10 the Negistr1.
10 \ general meeting will bu held Nov: 10 beloF
Ct Register aohnsom y. ths case o. =. Z: shnsstes'
, 1876-10-27
INSTRUCTION..

y lsssvn for IS {upt Including sls4!ukl- Pupils
taught gnly Il thef resldcaces. AdlteAa e. EtVEkSA
bvlt.un1ct,
, 1876-10-27

=
i IL KINDS or FtI,ST.ELtsb MACHINES kElrF
~ constantly ou ilanl 1t At0ut one. lh!rd rrxu1af
prses; every mschl1s eo b. ~ = Kua1aHeea ttb'
Exrttpl Of money will lu Cfletrfu{ Refunded. GEO.
j. GUltE 4 Gu.'s, u aud u MKba.h.av
, 1876-10-27
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

HOUSEHOLD GOODs.
f1,}JE EApIltE: rAIiLtt liEltSTEAH COMPANY
xrll fututtutn earpetx cEocktrY, etc. Rtt1
tic crrHfafeh EltlurG I'AElor hrtscAd 4.ulntlA
Il LIS 4wg4t cas pTfcsA 6aearDuin iaI West ~ Aall-
tDn.A. .-.. ..,
t1,uE UNION FURNITURE COMPANY, ~ WEsr
NiR13s,,n st., tnauuf4stAse Aa4 st MsettY to the
cunsitiIef 4Il kins u household furniture a. iowta
prices 4u m1BthtY talllcntt.
, 1876-10-27
ItEAr. ESTATE WANTED,

TX ;,, Il, i,., s1r
w Hf Geneva 14tayn. nf nl1ne Eatun tLts ttIc.
with lne tmrrUyeIHrnta teniY mn. .cArt rlace y
HAntrtl ftr rAh EDst npTOTc Gil city prtfHriy. J.
II. Il EELEls INJ Glark'st
1{vhSrEf,-A Uf,oH i.s1T .FDlt ISiMEIlAyE rs.
" tiay+ment; g,nd location for renting. LEVI
WING& CO. Il DcArlaIrEL. at.
, 1876-10-27

taT''"! ta ip' The publication Of TIC articles In the
d., d. chs.'man-probab,y, in iuTtlco 10 alr.
~, ntI VI course. 70 long ns Mr. Slcsluilun
oI:ps :. tbpptaF herg lnasiag. specific charges or
ID Gs y no wise un trial here. aud taking
net know sss'iS 9hss tscrs Jus Any S"SSs: &c:
~ esvn, ta1t !! !. a,esss:sy ,,;, W ; tSs
~ T. sny sen.Ieman Appearing tHat Gun hu|p
iata.s. ..psS L.! anY way Or nanncr., For nnr,
''any knowledge In regard 10 The tucis.
" TNGnE,
II t.sae-l should ike 10 state my connection
z. Ii Wts.St, Ws,SGt, end whcrcln 1 might pyovr Of
hartlr, AsAaiien had psepurel q larSc number
!. s %ssh ssn.a. sSw W othns Sn1 h. Gang
!Atsss lu!e been lii attorney ln ccstait. case,
st5b5ants st.5bIaaln probably lvr ls consulting nAe.
s4 ti ri tniat'a 10 certain channel fran which he
~, tas tats@,as,oh' n@"a " When tho isst artc'u ap.
shtI ~ yHs Hasspartmcnt Of ;ths, 11msa. was ~.
VI .h.,thh h rsyard tlo ,st cl.argo III relaiun
"G ssht t'upss yS tss 4ysesy sax s5y III ,sa .5
sas!liise Ha4 Thshe she person nuw addressing thu
In'1stabe. tWsfEasalnx witch will bu equally
tas pto,a ree!ac charges, Which tu1lirn ran bu
7tetl,dav' s,s ssea.e. Mr. Araiulen came u my
s+d!enr. ana ~ re1ncrtrl ple to come hers, and,
i1ufun :; ~ it's rslu.t solicitation a,,tl At tlIt
>stluats,1s " 'o.ne Of hts frlpnds, come; i anl
'&a!asS,ss Now, II thu Committee lrslta thls
1h,a!.e to, ~ Il. pseeesd next Saturday.
tIap!sss.,snta!lsts os tIIs n.unicI,olisy Tin; I'm;
a,ssfy ~ ~ l1efc wIso viii snJsantiato each
", Twill ~, Madl in tbs As.s aft!ela III t,as
Haed ~ III rRkfoancs wltnrsscs thst ca.luut le ilu
srilvtn az ~ Produce thu records VI tho U.tlct
e4ly ~. p.19alust p.9'aust c'tcpnlstancea witch cauuu
sslal9p us !" 10 cptfobOtattua Of and iu sub
"oat appvarGl III tAat artirlu. Hay
, 1876-10-27

TT>fi SAi.E-DIi EXCHASGE - CHOICE TEXAS
l. lands IN CIAy. wt1heEgnF tnne md II i'a.a Gnun,
lies Al yHpr price; also Ia fnUrc Town ntt In Ght
ritta Tia. / viii give kvay, i43 Past Mons0c'st.
f1uUfn !. .
TN}1. sAi.E~FAf:M tlE tas ,AcI.ES, n MILES
L from EhIrsYD; chear for EAAf. ALBEIT GtUN.
1I1-TE. ii fyrsbthIn,k, II,
, 1876-10-27

WANEE1}-EV KENT
1ITANTED--rtl REST-A FURNISHED I9lt'SE lS
" gnud location within miles ot TUG rnims5 I.
IL iUiicr snnuin. Address NJ ". TITUS. care A. T.
stewart 4 Gu
I37NSTEn-T1 iEST-2 or , ESfGllS!sIiEt!
ak II rurtcr lrArlatn and lan.iolpls-Ns Address
with prlrc nn4 pnrtleulats. L ~. IIlln!n9 9fAce:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-01

The Early Literary stadIes OF Ma
pOleOn l.

The Early Literary studies OF Ma
pOleOn L.
Pail Mall Gazette
The Revue Historique has published
from Sismond1s own manuscript. furn.
ished by Professor Villari, of Florence
who found it among the papers left BY
the historian at his decease an anthem
tic account of9his famous conversation
with Napoleon after the return from
Elba. which has already appeared par.
nally in Mile Montgol6er's Notice sur
la Vie de Sismondi," and has been criti-
cally treated by Slinl-Rene Taillsndier
aud Sainte-BeuVe, as we'll IA 10 the Quar-.
terly Review. In this more complete
| account are some new and interesting
remarks, as thst, Tor instance, on Cbai.
eaubriand S'smondi had suggested a
resemblance between his style Of Rous.
seau On this the Emperor observed
Yes, he elooks to effect one feels that
he is thinking only of his phrases, and
has nolmatured thought beneath them
| have not read the whole of his Genie
do Cbristianisme it is not in my line,
snd doE't believe in the system Bur,
take what he has written against myself;
there is no solid thought Ia it; il is ali
for effect. However, be is undoubtedly
a man Of talent
Sismondi was surprised to find the
Emperor acquainted with the tales of
Fielding and Richardson, as we'll as with
th-se OF the chiet rom anoiats Of Spain
and Italy; and, on his expressing his
surprise, Napoleon explained that be
had read them when quite young Il
used to work hard then, and also read
plenty Of novels. | was wiser then than
now. =" At that time also got
Though a course Of Jurisprudence; and
Wien we worked afterward at the Civil
Code the Councillors OF State were as.
tolished to ind that ! knew their bust.
ness. On Plus VII aud bis reported
persecution, Napoleon grew humorous,
describing as the end OF conversation
in which the Pope had told him that he
was resolved to be 0 martyr for the faith,
and got the answer that he did lot dis
like his being lodged in a palace and
well cared for while he could still call
himself martyr---"Alors, il risit"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-01
A ComOiaa.len or Errorn.

In Washington, Warren county, New
Jersey, lately, a young man employed
on farm was out late courting, and on
reaching home endeavored to get in sur-
reptinously and quickly Unfortunately
the farmer was an early bird, and seeing
the man in the twilight mistook him for
q burglar and aimedEa chair at him, at
the same time shouting for help A
third man, sleeping on the same Hoor,
rushed tolthe farmers assistance, The
courtier had sloped up stairs on the in.
stapt, unharmed, aud the third man also
falling into error sa to identity, knocked
the father down with chair. The
farmer thinks his help had better take a
night'key his next sparkling night.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-01
The Lo,te-V4reins.

Charles Dudley Warner writes from
Berlin an interesting description OF the
Lette-Verein, q large establishment whsrs
young women can board at low rate or
do work while they are pursuing their
studies. There is q baEsr attached,
which is extensively patronized, where
not only the productions of the young
women are sold, but where women who
have known better days and now execute
needle work for bread which they once
did for pleasure, can send their articles
there to be sold without publicity to
tLemselv,s and get much better pay
than they would receive at the city shops
In the kitchen department the chief Ia
Dor is done by girls who caIne there to
learn how 10 perform its duties. They
usually pay a triAe for tuition. Not
only are meats served for girls who lodge
10 the house, but any lady may 20 lhere
and have breakfast, dinner or supper.
One gets q very good dinner there sur
prisipglya cheap. Girls come 10 the
kitchen TO learn cooking as they 20 u .
stairs 70 learn ress.making and geog
rGphy,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-01

New York cor. Chicago Tribune.l ..,s s
What pity that innocent children
should be the victims Of so much prurient
curiosity Arising eat OF 4 scandal for
which they are not in any wise respon-
sible. a few days ago, walkiuR along
bedford avenue in Brooklyn, saw a
bright little fellow running along the
street followed by q troop Of children
hallooiug, Ralph Tilton, where's your
iatherT The 6rst child was Ralph
Tilton, son Of Theodore Tilton. Heis
attending Kindergarten school on Bed.
ford avenue, and was on his way to- his
mothers home. Mrs Tilton is living
with her mother, the former Mrs Morse.
on Madison street, near Nostrand
avenue. She has her two sons with her.
and the father has charge Of the daugh
ters. Mrs. Morse pays the expenses Of
the Tilton boys schooling. and II is be
lieyed Theodore TiIlon himself ia con.
tributing largely to his wife's present
support She is regular attendant Of
Mr.. Duryea's church on Classon avenue
aud trequeatly appears ON the street
There is . sad. weary, detected look ON
her face, hove yer. which strictly com.
ports With the painfnl uotoriety she has
obtained before the public
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-01

A gentleman Of distinguished presence
appeared at a fashionable restaurant In
Paris, the ether day, and asked TO be
shown to particular room. He ordered
dozen oysters on the half she'll, and the
waiter retired Immediately afterward
peculiar noise was heard, and the at.
.tendants on rushing into the room found
that the gentleman had just demolished
the mirror with his cane Put that on
my bill, he quietly remarked; II will
pay for It Tue keeper of the restsu-
rant said that even though he we're will.
ing to pay for the damage, he had no
right to break the mirror. 40 explsua.
tiop followed, and it transpired that the
geiitlemau had on a former occasion had
the imprudeppe TO out his own name on
the mirror with that Of lady, and hav
ing recently married, be found it advisa-
BILE to destroy this obtrusive evidence in
q room where it might chance to meet
the coDjugsl eye.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-01
mo. ALL
NOn.ResIdent Notice.

In the ChsRcery Court Of Shelby county. Ten.
nessee- ROsina Grau VS.. G. L. Theme ct al
1T APPEARING FROM AN ORDER OF
4 Court in this cause that the defendant
Amelia, or Emeline, or Emily Theme as shS
Is sometimes called, has recently beon al.
vorced from het husband, O. Z. Theme, and
has intermarried with John Metzenbache, and
that both Of said parties are non. residents oi
the state Of Tennessee. and residents Of the
state of New, York; II is therefore ordered
that they make their appearances herein at
tho courthouse in the city of Memphis
Tenn. on or before tho frs, Monday in April,
1916, and show csu'e, 1t any they have, why
this cause should not be revived against them,
or tho cause will be taken tor confessed as 10
them and set for hearing OK parto; and that
copy Of this order be published once d week
for, four successive weeks Ia the Public
Ledger.
This 2sd day Of February. 1875.
copy-Attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, C. and 81.
By +. B. McHEERY, d. @. and Al.
u; CLAY KING. Sol. for complainant.