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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-20

The Committee OF the House Of Rep
rssentatives on Election Frauds, in ses-
sion at New York yesterday, adopted
a resolution, the Republicans voting
against it, providing that subreaas be
issued requiring the President or other
officers Of the Western Union aud At
lantic and Pacific Telegraph Companies
to produce all kilograms sent or received
by the same parties relating to fraudu-
lent registration and fraudulent voting
at the election Of Presidential Electors
or members of Congress in the city above
named.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-20
From san rrnnoinon.

SAS FRANcIsco, December 2O.-A
number OF prominent business men Of
Virginia City have signed an address to
the Nevada Senators, Sharon aud Jones,
asking their co operation in obtaining
the passage By Congress Of a bill provid
ing for the issue Of legal tender silver
notes, with a view Of restoring the value
Of silver as a circulating medium.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-20
n-reaGnnaer., NIIIoaua.

WASHINGTON, December 20. = The
Treasury Department has made up the
amount Of mileage for The messengers
bearing the electoral votes OF different
States. Fhs total for all messengers is
1857. The messenger from Oregon
gets the largest amount, 1891. Some
one will have 10 decide Vhich Of the
Oregon pesseagasS Is entitled to this
amount.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-20

Mr.. w. R. Cunningham, one Of our
best known citizens and ex. merchants,
formerly of the firm Of Cunningham,
Wieks & Malone, left a few days
since for San Francisco, California,
to be absent a few weeks on a
business and pleasure trip. We
hope his visit will be a pleasant one, and
when be returns we expect to be able to
furnish some news about the people sad
affairs on the Pacific slope,
General W. B, Bate is in the city,
stopping al the Peabody Hotel.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-20
Cheap neckiies-

Da j. A. CLoPToN win remain In the
city until December Goth, and will
return to the city January 9Th, and
remain until the 10th. ALI who are
troubled with PILES, FIsTuLA, ETC., may
be cured by a simple application. City
references given. Dr.. c. will instruct
others in the TREATMENT Of his SPECIAL
TIES. DR.. G. is the Oldest specialists
SOUTH, If not in AMERICA. ST.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-20

Hon. CASEY You've, the efficient and
vigilant member of Congress from this
district, has u thanks for valuable Off
cial documents, including the COngres-
sional Record. Senator Key, likewise,
has placed US under Obligations Of a
similar nature
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-20
FOREIGN.

LONDON, December 29.-Chas, Brent,
Louisville forger, has been delivered
into the custody Of an English detective
by United States Minister
Pierrepont to receive him, and will leave
tonight for Queenstown to embark for
the United States.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-20
COW Esd.
Sheriff. Sale OF Real Estate.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
Il that by virtue OF q yendttioni eTponas to
OF Shelby county, como, in the case Of r. N.
Brooks VS., II. D. Joipsr and W. l.. Joiner.
Judgment rendered on the SOth day of March.
1916, for the sumo Of four hU1drod and ninety
dollars and forty. eight cents, With interest
and costs Of suit, to ,atisiy sail Judgment,
ETC., | will, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-20
Rlrnr TeIerrrn,a-

C4IRo. December 2O.-Departel-St.
Geueyisver Ylcksbprg, 8 am. A tels-
gram hou Columbus reports the ice
gorged above there, aud the St. Genevieys
vas apparently unable to GO; through,
Cloudy and mild.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-20
Tuesday, Jaaaars 0, ts77,

Ia legRl hours, in front OF tho Court. house,
Memphis, Tom proceed TO sell. 10 the hiph-
est biddee, for cash, the f%Dllogius described
property. to-Nit: Beginning 90 the north
west intersection Of Exchange and Second
streets. in tho city Of Memphis, county Of
Shelby and State Of Tennessee; Themes north
With Second street 81 feet ~ inches: ikenoc
west Tih feet; thence south 81 feet ~ inches
70 Exchange atreot; thence east ~ ieet 10
the beginning.
Levied On as the property Of defendant, w.
i. Joiner. u satisfy said judgment, interest
and costs.
Memphis, December I. 1915,
g. i. ANDERSON.
SheriH Of Shelby county, Tenn.
By w. y. CAHN0S, d. s..
y. kShles, Attorney for plAintlG,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-20
PUBLIC LEDGER,
oFFICE-No. ID MADISON sTRHET.
KEEN HISS
wednesday Evening, Dee. go. 1ss6.

The subscription price Of the PUB
Lie LEDGER is s. per Gnnum for
The Daily, and 81 per ennum for the
Weekg-POstGge free.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-20

Low WATER and ice having delayed
the arrival Of the St. Bernard Coal,
we have made arrangements to gil
ofaers for Pittsbufg Coal from the Gas
Works. Qrdefs left at our Office, No. 10
Madison street, promptly filed. 92t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-20

Bartee's homemade candy,
25c - pound, 32s AzaiR st. 6lt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-06
How a China man Bouzht n Horse.

Wau Lee had long wanted a horse with
which to collect aud deliver mis- laundry" work
40 Ut the CIV. AimlesslV stfOlling Oy the Ken
p.rd Hous >, ho heard the pool seller snpItIny,
How muen for Fullerton, gentlemen; how
much for F4llerton2 1 am offered only $40 for
this oorse; tue Maid sold for tlOol VINO says
tS for Fullerton p
Wsu mad hoard something about Fullerton.
so when ue saw Gu ,nce to bay him-ts It
struck MS osatnen intelhSeuc for only Si5, no
couciuuod he had better close the Odrgau
al once. anu securs horse wntch could wnisk
his deliver. walon around at a lively rate. viii
Arspld nod he conveyed the knowledge - TINS
seller that he would give the $iS, ami as tnets
were no nigner bidders the purcna,e was IN ads.
Wau edged up to the stand and asked When
me pNee, aud when me gettee uossT
ray now SAID the Married clerk, and come
around To- morrow Dlgnt for the Gu ,nce."
ALE usht,' said W au, As he paid aud departed
with tns card wnlon secured min the pool AS lar
a5 Fullerton was coucernCi.
aud said: "Als lghI now-ne wantee Fllllo.
ton
"Fullertonl' said the clerk. He dida't win
Smu1.ler took the poDie
whatee you mean You thief! You payee
me fnrty-hve dole or 90 10 fleece house !"
"You Will get no, HUG" i'd the CLERK. YOU
bet ,our money .ni lost It."
Wau wen. for poll en- ,n. and explained
When no learned that us $b were gone forever,
no shook Ills nst anu started for hOme, SO ttar-
tng Ihinesu oAtns al the ralo OF about a thou-
sand to tao minute.
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Tho Rise of Mehemet All Pasha.

Mehemet Ali Pasna, the com mander OF
tue urkisn armies Operating A. gains. Servil, Is
"A Frencnuan HIS histnr, has a Vnr npuIt IL
Of nlrdisv 4 romance. dis iatner, DetTOis, Wa
harplst IN tue orchestra VI lie Benin ineAtTs
hoYsl, VINO HonL hlm 30 tne Lev ~, tory years
ago, "A caOin hoy with . Prussia So, . pam,
lie was treated so badly That he ran aw on
Toaculhg CJustantlnOpic, suu vas lucky en0ugn
to TO taken iutO the service ~ sreas lLrk IA
parsonage, no other than All Pash' tie became
MohamuledAn, was educated, and put into / %
army. his Olu f-ther, VINO 10 SIN ny.Lg IA
bdflln, AHu Vsfy poor, not long aaO learned what
letter " MA. The reply very shortly afterward
was tue appearance a, tue door ~ old DetrOlss
handle home OF sOlendld eqIpAg0, from
wulch dos ended tue turkish 0assldlr in
Germany, Aristarchl 10y l. orIthsr OF the TURK
lsh Minister IN Nashingt NJ, WnJ lne To bring
hun an anuc ,ionIie letter AMI sucH substantial
tokens OF maj affection a. VIII make his last
days days " pieasAntnrss ahI oil peace.
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Ff0Di he thlt 900 Iit8uNe.
PARIS. July l5.-ruc skl.ing rink prom
iseS 10 ue "A .reh success. II WAS OPENED Mon
uai evening" with graud ec!At, When nearly 200
psr'ons were present, aud a more cpLrnin; -
senolage OF Tue youth anu beauty oi l. .rls
never EraceI arecepton eveni the usgnt OF "a
win or season. Amld magical illumiuatiOus, "A
piufu-ion Of flowers, ara Ins,ITIig music, the
graceful SD tiers moved like moss ionerlc god
uesses VINO "gllded wifh winged feet
Among inc toilets many were COnsp icuOus for
their priceless luuia taurcs ana gurgeous,colors,
oIt thry were 40 more Uead-ful tnLn those uf
deicateY united hue,, or ihS f,Nurle white
wnicu rOnsd many aluysly turn. rne short skirts
were often covered villa w'eA ns Of omurnidery
exlsnalng lna whuis leng.h and spreading IA
thick Vlage along the ed e, n, ns4tu whl, h to
hign POLISH boots " re exposed % view. 1 h SO
were generally IN bronze, MtaOugn mddy
N ,Lthvd tue toilets IN color, ami were some j..
Flames laced with cords II SILVER ana gold.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-06
ExMA ABB0rr AND GOUNoD.
The Cempcser's Appreciation OF Aneriesn
CHRIS singing.
Gonnod. the comnnser of Fan.i." mol


Gounod. the composer of Fansi," re-
=" Can zee VI. Gounod ?" The qusstioner was
Emma AboDtt, VINO. un &c com panIad, and with.
out a letter Of introduction rang the bell Of u.
GOunou's retidence. The servant handed her a
card with bllnSs to DO niled up. on winch was
printed " your name," residence" by whom
IN oduced," &c. Miss Abbott handed the card
back 70 the servant.
Gounod."
A sharp voice came from the head OF the
stars. IL proceeded hom Madame Weldon. VI.
Gounod's sef-consututed guardian. - WHAT do
you " m p
Miss \ bott ran mp the ST airs. ~ want TO see
N. Gounod. aud sin- to him. am AL American
girL
don, ana you cannot see NJ Council"
oh! can. l en- stnx the Jewel Song IN
Faust. Won't YOU pie- Sc bear mei
Il say. cniid." fsueatsd Aada.ne Weldon, So
verel,, you cannot sing; there !. only one per-
sSn livinZ VINO can SIM that euns."
"Pa.i 1sith !. shrusj' P.tIi Isl Is no.bias bu,
muse oox-she can lug
" Ihsp YOU mean Nilsson
"who can 1t be theny' and Mas Abbott.
eyes sIpro.sed her curiosity.
1T Is myself Madame sldon.'
%; Mrs MsldSp. Won't You please sing II for
Madame Weldon led tue way to tho plano,
She sang. ana MISS Aboott applauded.
Nov, Mr.. W sidon. you snail near me sing.
And suiting ths action 10 the word. Mas 40
DOtt bssan the Jewdt song. sac had pro-. eded
but few oars. wnen AHdsms Weiuon ttieI 10
stop her. There, there. chiid. sLOu; you can
not sing Suddenly a voice from Tue ton OF tns
uSxt nignt Of stars CAlIsd CUT: " etdonl Wei
dunl -ho have on got there = Before si.d4Iue
Meiuon could reply, Miss Abbott shot past nar
and uU the stairs. "On. 81. GOuuoI, IL IL 4,
Eiuma AoOott, 81 American girl, anu 1 want ~
sang for you!'
Msdams Weldon had folio -ed bsr up tue
stain anu tired To stop ner
soc cannot sing, N. Gounod. aud 1 want her
To go away"
sue shall not go away" replied Gounod,
"ana sue sOsIl sing"
lie tnen seated himself At the piano, and be-
gan the accom- panlpent. He played it a. Miss
Abbott had never before heard H. played. Sn<
began the soug Madame Weldon ~ IN tired -
stop nor. but Gounod forbade nor ihterrupting
ho sad, " Miss Ab Jott should not leave tue
house TIL rue bal SUM- thc song" He aa.in
commenced tue accompaniment, and told Miss
Abbott to sing. CttsTlnI an inward pray or, she
oLeie ed. IL WAS IavOfits Op, ra, AID sne snrew
Into tue song all her power and fsong. Wnen
she conc uded, her eyes were all Ot tears. Goa-
nod rose from the piano, and took ncr 10y uOth
hands ho said, " <lss ADnutt. you have sung
my song better tnan nave over heard u sung +,
lie tnen took irOm drawer an elegantly bound
you 10 accspt this from me-" seating ann elf
al his able no took pen aud wrote ~ Ins front
ispiece;
10 MISS EMMA ABBjrT,
FaOh cHAhLns 9oJSOD
. In token OF Alss ADOOtts slusnk for him. this
dAl, Tue Jese. song trVuI F.ass" DeLter tlan Ae
Las ever ue.d Il .ung.
CHARLES GouHoD.
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To n Greek Girl.


with thynT bre-,h AID bee, that nun,
AFRO he Jears Jvu seem 10 20 .ir--
AcrUFs tle years sltl nJmpn.iiNc tread,
Aud ~iud-UlOun bruss uA dllrtudI
A gIrlisa suApr taat ips Iaa bad
IN dues VI unspVlle symmetry
A aiTilsh shape tnas silra tn' b uOd
hl1h puisv " s9rluk, AutVaOe
wheFe'er you pass. whero'er yougo,
hear the DebOlY rilleI dow
Nhere'er you 20, NucTs'cr YOU y lss,
There cones = xlalus.s on ths grass
You Drpg Ollth airs ~hcTb'0r ylu read
Bllths ara tia. UiOw from an ind sea
You asse IA me Pau not dead
kUt Wholly desdl-AutOnVV!
sweet with you Oh some green sd
To vreAths solne Tustlv garden god;
How sweet beneAlh rue ehtsInuL'H shade
WIN you to weave = Dasset brad
10 sslca scrN - ths ssrlckep chords
Your rOE. tsluAllng nuSols
To WOO yOu IN soft woodland wgrdl.
Win woodland pipe, Autonoel
In vsis-iu val. Tao yeafs divide;
Where ThAnlls rolls 4 aarky tlde,
sil AID n.i my pAlnfuI fss ne,
Aud see you Onlb Ia ~ dreams-
Vision, Ike Alcsslis, DrVugat
FROM unqeT lAals VI MemOty-
A dream Of Form Ia dsIs Of Thought,
a urs~ln-s dream, Au1ouesI
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Get,ius Her OUT OF the Mud.

WON. ApcfcA ~ Las Hep' hVOerl C0LVer.
\ great many years ago, on one of our
utnwesiern rivers. there was an old skippsr
who had a steamboat when W - sailing in shnI
water and got sIuOA IN tue muu. sue was swunx
around IN the W later aud there was no cnands u
yet her nuoat, do what they would. IA was q
very profAne old fellow, And everybody through
the country Know H. suddenly IN idea STUCK
hun. Ito said 10 one Of MS deck hands
"lol 20 up ~ tue town and tell them haye
gOt rSh1lun, snd that l want them 10 come
down .nd Mold prayer meeting On board
me decA mana went u the town ana spr' ~
thn news arnund,hnd everV Ons brin4 iutsf ostut
~ tne Ola shlppers conversion, went DOM -
hOid the aver merllnz. Inc old MAN was
standing ready to TeCeIye tnstl, aud ~ they
came dawn no SAID to every man:
"uo att, and they all went ait until there was
. great srtInt, an the end mat was fAsI IN Inc
mud uut l'o'a and h1aLed III. A. soon As the
ooit got aiipat tno skIpper >aidi
line meeting over Ji.np ashorer
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y, land beloyed! u. i4AL unAnOwn.
~ VIA I b lWiue or rap.d RnOue,
Or aul fhsT man huth Au1wu.
SAlil attYe Al thrt2
Or ny VIVA, niShY trlC Niu,s seas,
Where the unwrArlel n1ft iera lreeSs
Econ ny nO ali ir Len cavern -
Triumphant 10 % freep
Or by what desert. re and vast,
brtIkiDg Ia fcrYld trnpic blast,
shall my TOO lingering s,eps az llst
Attain 20 thy sweet sn1reP
q, plains sereur! u, riN RI rhllsd
tlHs p41o.lls dreA.ns DER s.als II goldI
fAlr Dlr Is Lat ~ yJut piA.Jas .OlL,
And Singing, cease 10 soar!
skies. where such slui,ron. mats are shed.
Tue heart iorgets II ever uied,
Aud sleep lirs va tHe ionel, nead,
for5elu x aud t1rsjt.
1nefc nOtlink nAs pCr or suAll be,
hut al tiiIgi are ctrrnhY,
Tue tired soul may D. tnldN or soc.
sucn quiet rules tn1 spot.
Eor there Is neither hope nor fear.
Nor any troubled Atm lspnerc,
Nor anything our Test.
buch utter Bluep, 81 n JuxltlessneA
As nigAt AlOrtll no roIr 80,
And SCI a,ide It's deadly stres,.
FROM even woman breast,
o land, dcAr Ian y swe-tvlslOned shore.
That No man's footsteps may explore,
hoF aug but fool drplOFe,
Yet would slept Ia thest
The jester tires Of cap ami Oels,
Tue dsenehantsd lAulns a. spslls.
Ths psst all future llVas iOrstslla,
Dear land, come true to mel
hosH TsAsT cookl.
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Midsummer.

trOm hs Csnc,aiidH Commercial
Around mis- Lovely valley rise
Tue pdrpie Illus of raradi,c.
O.slttly on your blnSS OF haLe
Her rosy face tue summ r lays
BeeLned alons thu azure ssy
Too arsVslVs Ut C iJud.AnA ne,
hH1sn 81 'les VAIN ~ .Ll shining rift
Far un ih'lr pear.'w lie pelKs q. INT.
1hTduga al to long midsummer day
Inc heAdO~ ali AR snert w.in uay.
setk lhu Coolies shgt,rt us'At,
Just acre tut nrll a,I forest meet
" acre grow ,hr pinc ices tai M Dlaud,
fn sntl ill u'N, al'lrrr .nd grand.
Inc !rin-y roIts Ani pebbles fret
I"rrsnpi sol tla rlVuiet.
INetca tue lnjser, - they 20
IN H,htA. ~. - % VA. t'sleeyed m '
W % rY'n strpk" tn'lr srttl's me- sl.s
=. ln thnr th"ir ~ 'rr' wnrtstOue-
Bchiul The IA nblt young, Urs run
AID toss "a timex ,wttlsllIag sun;
Ihe thttln gga<e, NAtic NAr.u ADJ still,
..1les me ntOA pass ARE, DAsA tnt nnI,
AAd pr-ai, Waei su;untr pre- ngetk,
Ihe grcin suoat erAAiu. iiAe a LAKE
ms butterfly ln1 Oh nble.Oss
Cons a. thc plea. Ut 80 ias VITA nc,
- iltAl} OrtDfe ne runs tlr quail
=, ne cAle sea, ,Nu'N Y. All tnc rail-.
~ ~ the i,no Apii i.eon It.
An tne voodpeeNcr q cg.a.dnt
sweet vpOllAni music slnk,aIl sWella,
Thr brluklst rlngs I've inkiinH bells,
The s~armlng ste.s lrhUc M Duu,
Ing pAriss l0a a. thsJDb,lE aru,n,
ne 60 Il rel e-ps tlilus tho 0uu.as
Ana cnA tHr' ~ 10 vati uuusa,
ihu orl1le a,.le' ~ al io1A
tnlu the nj rOT OF the OfoV.,
where thr 'alu Que ara trlin MS Gosh
Two 1ipJ feathers iAl aLI dat
A. silently, A. tend.r
Tue down Of y ace lirsfen !. IN me.
y, thlab peace have ~ ueoi
W uuhJ ~ tails, o. unlg,l read
dear coapaulua hrst slllss,
Styso " nI thrillnz pea, H. olIes,
h3J tienCs ivc!s",
lie sAh hstea, aud rejoice.
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outside IL not all applted for and carried away
by the women who do the sewing. OFTEN one
woman or IN gets work for nve TO forty
women There are men who sell new ana old
sewing machines, providn g the purcnaserS WIN
the work to pay for them. Mucn sw'ndling ~
done by several Of these orer tors. A very ex-
pert operatur can make dozen nne shirts en-
tue, except the butonhOles, IN day nj a nalf
For everv two who could do this, there are 20
who would require two days, which IL { usual
time. Twenty i've cents 4 dozen was taken OF
the party-m de shirts last fail.
Young operators re given the simple wo'k OF
making the shirt cuffs. lheV get ten cents Tor
m king dozen pairs all but the butJonholes.
The work consists in stitching them around.
turning them. and then stltcnng them around
again on the outside A smart operator can
make eight doz n pairs, 49, cuffs, IN day, be-
tweene a. NJ. and p. NJ, with half an hour for
iuncn. No operator could possibly make more
than ten or twelve dozen pairs In day, and
could not maint in that rate. Women's white
skirts are made entire for S12 dozen.
me least profit is made 10y the manufacturers
on "hlckory shirts" and " Il Ip work." because
II Is disposed OF to close-buyine jobbers.
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A sumner shower in Coiora d o.

II was n regular waterspou.. All at once
The naaseus seemed 20 o.'en over tho mill and a
so!Id sneot u wafer, whlcu s.caod ~ 10 about
. Qu-Tter ~ mike 5q 4a.O, DESCENDED wltn al
most the force OF a stream forced Ihf rough All
eilht-inch hydraulic pm. Unfortunately the
oVcupants VI otssvns's olJoA WcTs NOS lTs 9arsd
I"r u, anu the result was -uat the wator J. IgrsJ
down against the buiidinSs ike a RIVER, and
came with sieh iorvs That In memunI one
wuols Gnu u the roou bUlst ou1, tns p-cS val.
wa, washed IN, ma the water ru,nud .nrOusn
tue roOm Ike a mil III, 10 The deptn ~ aDnut
Two Iret, carrying an iInlnense amount of mud.
ConsideraDlo water rushed thrOuln other no SOS
Nam aIIunL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-06

My hope has then come true
lie loves ule, 40 ne saI
How LAST ~ pulsTa nrN
Af cheeH, u burned. how redi
Some thlnge ! seemed 10 hear,
Aud sOuIr seemed 10 SOC,
Was II through eyu or ear
he told MS ncart 10 tnef
30 high he seemed ~ slald,
NJ hope grew liant aul dlml
Ills love calue lac a hsnd
AUD drew me up 10 him.
within me. all 10 light
How. WY, caluJt say;
For me, night IA not aight,
Aud day 10 more than day
AMI thus my hope comes true
On. h0pe now falnt and dint
Aud 80 what can l DO
but love ADD i've for hing
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From Ne H. a.. s.lui.y Asl0s
WHAT hgrAYS.
stars, let inc near you shout
NhT hang, \, leaves, 80 slilr
TINS nlgh. sue Ia trrtd our
A rosi-HppsI Will"
tn flood pushed THROUGH my brAin-
hne turncI h,r f.,r ui ne.
ltcA Alasra ra.lr llAc TAl4
lpUn Val CutI lea.
Lish' s,reau0l from pole ~ pole.
e. AR became perfume,
Auu al my barrrt sou
Burst INTO gfeen anl bloom.
Oh, hour that blnhru1ts jly,
hu perfect, natures plLn-
lhls morn Wa AhHT
Ana nov an luau.
stars lei me hear You shouti
On, leaves. hansn 80 still
N!nd, call YOUR M lAiC Oul
My love hrs sad, " Will
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Some tine since u young man, John
hammer, I,sldlng IN WtNailg On, became ca
gagged 10 "A young lady " this CTS, Miss Anne
wedding VS. liked Tor yesterday. MuIlc Lam
uier was preparing To come tn ms citY Ito was
attacked by hcArt uisutsr ana tel dead.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-06
INEQUALITY Of sentences.

A Few days ago u al WAS brought to
the state PRISON On a sentences OF tea years
for stealing hens down Cape Ana way lhc sans
dAl this ndn entered the irls1n nAuin tue
western ara Of IN state WA ,e ltenOdI 10 uvs
yuaiE IN tile House u CORRECTION, haylng ossu
Couylcteu OF Causing tue DEAN ol his VIE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-06

The favorits aud most successful way OF
shooting ducks and geese Is from . battery or
~ a. Nc lhdlserininately term the contrivance.
40 prepare battery, YOU hrst take about thifty
baIus OF hkht joan or muslin, or canvas stun,
anu WIN oll colors paint II 10 look Ike water.
Ihen sfetch tina, on lght frame aud III IL
nimy on tho windward side Of a hoard
platform, twelve feet long by eight wis.
In the centre Of that platform YOU nave,
level with IL at the top, . watsr-tisht
box. only big enough for tho shooter TO lie down
10 On his oack with his gun In his hands. Along
the Sides OF tho platform you have 4 row uf
short pins, from which you dspssd a ,efis, OF
heavy weights, sinking tho plAi form uni, Il oss
not show mVTs than AZ tnoh VI 81 iaoh aud
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-11

From the Chronicle of last evening we
have the following late items of news
from San Francisco:
San Francisco. February io.-The
savings banks say they are utterly una
bic TO comply with the provisions OF the
bill which require sworn reports on the
lst of January and July.
Columbus Dslano, late Secretary of
the Interior, arrived last night.
Senator Sharon leaves for Washing
ton on Sunday next in special ear.
The amount of money which has been
for some time tied up in our savings
banks by the mortgage tax which by
recent decision OF the Supreme Court
viii b. repaid to depositors, aggregates
81. 900, 900 divided among the banks as
follows: Hibernia Bank $500. 600. Clay
Street 100000. San Francisco Savings
Union Sl25 900, German Savings $50
00o, odd Fellows $50, 900, Masonic
SIC, 900, banks of discount and deposit,
insurance companies and individuals
$500, 900.
Mark Little, of Nav Jersey, has sold
his celebrated horse Wildidle to Colonel
Williamson, the well known stock
breeder OF this State, for 81 900. Before
running the four-mile race, in which he
made his best record. and in which he
was disabled so seriously as to recessi-
tate his retirement from the turf, he was
valued OF SD, 600.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-11
ABOUT TURKEY AND THE BOSNIAN IN

ABOUT TURKEY AND THE BOSNIAN IN
sURREcTloN.-From London. February
g. we have the following
A Russian Geographic agency reports
that there is reason to believe that the
Sultan. when he forwards his reply 70
the Austrian note, will simultaneously
grant an armistice to the Insurgents.
Vienna dispatch says the European
Consuls at Mostar i've received instruc-
tons to negotiate with the insurgents on
the basis OF Andrassy 5 proposals.
The Porte is preparing a circular to
the powers complaining Of the activity
Of the international Revolutionary Com
mitlee at Ragusa.
1. is reported that the Servian Minis
tiers have declared their intention Of re-
signing.
The Istok,, the organ of the Premier,
SAYS there is no doubt that the Skupts-
china is resolved to go to war with Tur-
key.
London. February 10. - kilograms
from Vienna declare that the dispatch to
to the effect that the European Consuis
at Mostar had received instructions to
negotiate with the insurgents on the ba-
sis of Count Andrassy's proposals to be
untrue