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clnsa, thus goes for the Qnoon's 'young
n,at." It sreaks not only tlihloyasly Of tho
"British connection" bus throasoningly and
doaantly. It Raya:
s'Ho hare row two outrhees instead ot ono.
That's nl,, an. the young man who Representa- the
Qucun At Ottawa IL no better than tho prao who
fopsesants tho turon ut Qnchcc-and Enalan,!
demands our affection! IL It anywhere unknown
that tho rtgimt Of tho whip IL pnsacd, and that
Colonial snhlucss tecl themselves lntulilsent
enough 10 conduct their own Affairs themselves!
No hold tu the tcrrus Of 0nr Constitution, which
accord 10 ns the right 10 name nisu to dlsnsa cur
Lfontunnnt- Governor. Nc do mt know thu patt
Qrcat urltain will takn IN this atfalE, and no nsn
ready to accept tlo etrnggle IN tho ncS lau',
wittirr tho tiovernment has lust brought IT. what
ever may bc tho extremity to which 1t inaJ lead
us."
The Otinwa Herald (rory) says:
"Tho whole thing nnly strrns 10 show how
anomalous Is our Quasisi1toprndcnt position. A1I
how 1t any moment tho aIteuuatc,l bond VI Drtlnh
connection n,ay TO snapped apnr. Wo aEs not
amongst those who are nttall to look this lssnc
squarcly In tho iacc. It mNst como souncr or
iatur. Perhaps this crisis may brlng 1t vi sooner
than expected"
It is in tho london Herald, however, that
tho Tory feeling finds full vent III It's assaults
"pon Nv 1a""'a r. ~ ~ nss .a,..,1
ly abusing him, on tho ground that Ito is
| partially protected by lis rotation with tue
Royal family. Horo is the way 1t speaks:
"A young man Of modiocro ability and 10 lcg!s-
| iatiye experience, he was sent to canada to re-
,move him from tho very unpleasant pos!ttou 10
whicl, Court et'qneste compelled him TO snnaiit.
on p"o.e &c so"'a ~. ".',n ~ =. asn s ~
hor ,' nrr.sucs scrc INV oc, ,cnuo,s Of Tic Noyal
family present. nut in splte Of our protest,
caa's!ana. without respect to politics or pat!on-
al'ty went into spa'ms of Loyalty over 'nc apons.
ns s,', o,.n,,os. ~ ha at'i mt NJ a, .iata ths
founda,son. or rc,pon,,ple uoyc.pn,ent in Canada,
bptAc made rather llumtlIastnr confession Of Ills
own ntteF inability 10 ~ INC lmnonam % anu ~ Il sc,
tn,n tor H. nnsr TINT hi.
with tho Royal family prcculcs Ills slng usade tue
sublect Of llustllc crtlctan. wero It otherwise ho
woala probably hcaF somo worry unpleasant tsoihs
aooa. a'"'1''' IL 'A' ''"''' - '"' "'~' -"
re- tho xoror;a worn oxnoso1 IN uhost;1o
cx;1;c;sr, +. i, ID 4 ,uost;on how m,c,, further
,ho rr,,;c,en, of th;a 1,orv orpon cou11 1,aye
,,a.,, ,,,,,,,a5
" mia , sroronto f71ozo tha 1oa,1nc 1,;boro,
,xaa, - roro5a ,ort;nont,v oui,a Whot
doos nj t,,;s monnp Il It iptcndea. like tI,o
| "eso ''1 I'-A' '@ =,
ntte4anoea OF tA1hio3 tlES"f III tl.' a"S6 u
't'lo American colonlos, 70 prepare cue pool,lo
for q struggle for Libnrty or death u! +!
Docs it, tho Globe nslsH, mean that Cnnntla
"has driftod into the ,pitl.curront Of royolr,.
t;onorv oo,tat;on v,thout nrayious ,rorn;no
~, H. ,aa,.;,,,, Ind ~,tto,1 o,rn,2r T. :
| t4t"e <"S A4'oe-AAb -" -+'>~ - -
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cruel wrongs. Such an one has no right to
your sympathy, until he purges himself OF
his outlawry.
If the dram shop and the dram vender NAV
take our young men or old men, ard qu lif
and use them for the accomplishment OF such
purpose as the facts here stated prove. arc
not the questions that stand at the head OF
this writing, of the greatest moment to tn,
people of our city? Do not such acts anc
deeds prove the traffic To he the ''crime o.
crimes?" If at the bidding of the rumsellcl
his victim will foreswear himself, and armed
with bludgeon and torch 60 forth by day ano
night to strike down, burn and destroy, VIII,
is safe. What shall our future be? Conside
this question well young men, and all men
and as you answer and as you act so shall thu
harvest be.
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TO The Hnn Court Of county CoA,Rissioners for
the fOaHfg ~ hehHebec, 10 be hoiden at 4agusiu,
IN said county, on the Mird Tafsday or iprH
1919
HtMBLl shows that "A town way from A. T..
Faught's house and ending at or near Henry
HUH : house in said town. would be Of great public
benefit and convenience, that the Sclccimcn Of said
town, after notice and hearing of the parties have
laid out such way viz. from said Faught's house tn
unr rod on tosaid Hun : land, the way named in
the petition, to said >etctmen, and reported the
same to the town ut public meeting of the nhabi.
tants, duly notified and warned, yet the town has
unrcasonaby refused 10 allow aud Bprove said town
way laid out by the Selecimen Aforesaid and to put
the same ON record. Wherefore, your petitioners,
considering themselves aggrieved by such delay and
refusal pray that your HOnors would agre. ably to
law in such cases made and provided accept and APP
prove sPid town way, aud direct the same to be- duly
recorded. Dated at Belgrade, April 18th, 1877.
(>igned) HENRY HUFF and ten Others.
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STATE OF MAINE

KENNEBEC SS.-Boaid Of Counfy Commission
crS, IprH Session, 1919
ON the foregoing Petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the Petitioners are respsn
sible and ought to b. heard touching the matter set
forth In said Petition it is ORDERED, that thirty
day previous notice be- given. that the County Cnu
missiOners VIII meet ut the house of Henry HUFF
In Belgrade. on "Wednesday, thr fourth day of June
next, ut ten O'Clock A. NJ; and thence proceed to
view the route mentioned Ia said Petition. and i'm.
medately afterwards hear the parties and their wit
ncsses and then take such further measures in the
premises may be atjuged proper. said notice to be
given by serving an attestedc copy of said Petition and
Belgrade. and by posting up such copies in three
public places in said town. and by publishing the
same in the kennebcc Journal II public newspaper
printed in said County that all persons and corpora
tiqns Interested may attend and be heard if they
think PROPER
Attest VIM. NJ STRATTON, Clerk.
A true copy Of the Petition, aud order Of Court
thereon. Attest: WIN. NJ. STRATTON, Clerk.
3Wl1
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WHAT WE OWE THE .ETNA.

Familiar :" business men IL i the name ofthe FL
ta ire INSURANCE Co.. of Hartford few ii any have
OVER considered thu important part il has sustained in
the dcN eopincnt ot this country the aid and comfort
a. las rendered its entire business Interest aud
'" heavy debt of gratitude the country owes il in
turn i} lt> pledges uf indemnity tens u thousands
FL" our hu>iit>~ inru- have been enabled 10 undertake
aud c0hdGct successful, enterprises Of all Il, grrs OF
mi rrld-, unsupported by which no Irn,rnt man
onitl for muui,It have considered Iiious anls
upon thousands Of r>k. it Ia. assumed for our enter
riisiug people since it organization. which no ind
tidnl could have carried, and could have been
t"und VIII" would furnish 80 much capital and then
stand behind to guarantee against the pcrils of tire
and water ~ til, Rtoat corporation Look at its
""" tfsahilt IA june" l>l9. it'll capital stock of
slJu.ub. This was increased 10 ao,WD in lsi9, aud
II Isl 20 SJrj.t1o Its assets then S.93>9J In
itj7 it, capital was doubled. making il 900 900
with a. sets of ~ J16.>>. In lsD S0000 more was
aided to its capital ahl in lsi il again ncrcas-
al TO S22jo.0, il, as-.is then being $3.50 NO. In
$50 it, capital wa advanced to S3Op,Oo0 it, assets
tA"n being si4.Nl~. Five wars later tl>7I its AS
set nal reached 80, 100 j0i. Then came the Chicago
ire which made hca' Ter call upon ia" .Etna than
any fire Insurance company has sustained since the
world ht IAN -. .GI.f23 was the amount the
-E'na alone contributed to rebuild Chicago and
enable it, business men to rosum" their business and
tart afrc> More than ~ companies failed IN this
tire alone hut the .Etna built shantv the burnt
district before the bricks were cold and paid every
loss against them a. fast presented 1T sight Not
ycarlhtcr cane the B",ton fire and losses TO the
-Etna amounting 10 Sl,s0laIs, which were promptly
paid. IN" records of ti.e Insurance furnish no
parallel Since its organization II has received in
premiums in round numbers $50 100 go and has paid
-ddUJuupO Tor LOSSES aud III dis epd stock and ca i.
Sl3VuVm. It, capital is now $1,000. 600, aid BY
recent act of the Legislature, permit was given to in
crease this to S5,OnU@. Its pres, mt assets are
S69l4,l49.7", being The largest ia the United
states It's total liabilities are but slsGs,-
t'S>.ei, while it, gross surplus in favor of poll.
cv holders j. %I.Ut1. ioS.0t and its stock sells
at $50 and upward- The .Etnn takes risks upon
good manufacturing aud mercantile property, dwell.
ngs and contents churches, school ,tId college build.
ingS AZ equitable rates. Gail on or uddr,s. Geo, f.
Macumbcr, Agent, Market square, Augusta Me-,
who also represents Springfield, Hanover. North
British. Commercial Union, Connecticut aud other
Companies unsurpassed for prOHptness and fur deal.
ing. nnrsf law3w &wlam,m
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legal ADVERTISEMENTS.
District Court of the United States, District
of Maine.
In the matter of

Joseph J.: True, In Bankruptcy.
bankrupt
FINHIS Is To GIVE NOTICE tbnt 81 r,.,i,,o,, ,
4 been presented 10 the Court, this 2Ith day ~,
March ls79 by Joseph L. True of Benton in said bis
irict Bankrupt, PRAYING that he NAV be d,cr.ed In
have full discharge from all his debts pro,nhI. nv
ton, 's SUI" peN
II Is ORDERED by the Court that "A hearing IA. b,d
upoh .he SAINT, on the first Monday of June A. ID
a,v, before the tourt In Portland in said district
~, ~ CLOCK 4. NJ and that notice thereof be- pnL
uSh III me Daily kennebec journal and the Bangor
U ME ",u 'onrier. newspapers printed in said
isrict, once week for three successive weeks and
eatioh to BE- thirty days at least before Tho y,
hehfng ana that all creditors who have proved their
a; , nnu o.nsr persons IN interest, may appear M
nave why the prayer OF said Petition sbouid o ~
granted WIN. 4. PkEBLE NV ''
Clerk of District Court for s,id pi,,
taprS l5.22- &wapo " pis"ict'
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\EN KLlII RLQQl =,

Par.on'. purgaiisr Pili. make New Rich
Blood, and i'll completely change lie blood in the
entire stem ir tltr months Any person who will
take pin each night from tu - weeks may be re-.
stored f." SQUAD hi lih if sUch thing be possible
SEM hy mnil for l,tt,r staups. is. JOHNSON
n CO.. Bangor, Ne. aprsl4w
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lrgal ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATE OF MAINE.


won the following townships or tracts of land
X not liable To be taxed In any town. the follow.
ing assessments for county tax OF 1917, were made
b, the County Commissioners of Penobscot County
ON the third day of April, ls.o:
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PATENTS,


r.. Ell. EDDY.
No. 20 state St., opposite KiIby, Boston
Secures Patents in the United States; also in Great
britain, France and other foreign countries Copi"n
Of the claims Of any Patent furnished by remittins
one dollar Assignments recorded at Washington,
No Agoncg in the Untsd States possesses Superior m,
oHfttes ior obtaining Patents or ascertainfng he
Ddtenfabithy Of inrenfions WV
Il. H. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy rs one of the most caDalIe md
suocessfH practitioners with whom have Ind ON
cial Intercourse. WV
CliAS MASON, Commissioners of Patents.
=, "lnventors cannot employ person more trustwor.
thy or more capable of securing for them an early
and favorable consideration ut the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE, late Commission of Patents"
BOSTON, October 10, 1870.
IL. ". EDDY, ESQ.,-Dear Sir you procured for
me, in 1870 my first patent Since then you have ne
ted for and advised me In hundreds Of cases, and
procured many patents, reissues and extensions 1
have occasionally employed the best agencies in New
York, Philadelphia and Washington, but still ! give
you almost the whole of. my business, In your fine.
and advise Others to employ you
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER
Boston, January /, 1870. wi
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Courts OF Insolvency.

Courts OF Insolvency.
NOTICE is her, by given, Than Courts of Insoi
~ vcncy, will be held AT the Proba Office. in
Augusta on the second aud fourth Mondays. in
each month, at two clock IN the afternoon, unit,
otherwise orde, cd.
TX. BAKER, Judge.
CHARLES IIKwISs, Register.
Nov. !, 1876. t&Wtf
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District Court of the United States, District
Of Maine.
In the niattcrof
David Cargill, In B.nlr,n,,
Baukrunf |

ln the matcrof
David csrsnl, In Bankruptcy.
VI>HlS Is TO GIVE Notice that n p.,i,io, ,o H.,
4 presented To the Court This 24th div Of Warc
nv, by David Carg of East Lhrrmore, in .aia
district Bankrupt, pray ing that he may be- d,cr,rJ
to have full discharge from all his debt. nroya,,
tition 'h RAJ" 'e'
lT Is ORDERED by the Court that II hearing ~. ..,
upon me same, on the first Monday of .iunr A ID
10" before the curt IN Portland, in said district
ished IN the Lewiston Weekly Gazette nnd th,
iaiii hennebec Journal wspaIcrs printed in
nnd nnn one. week for three successive weeks,
u n once IN The Weekly kcnncbec journal
me ast publication 10 be thirty days at least bei",
Wv uhi oi nearing aud that all creditors who have
proved ,ntH debts and other persons In Interest nnv
appear III SAID time and place. and show cnu,. If ony
,n'y nave; why the prayer of said Petition should nat
apr3t3w&wlt " ~ '''''''
hhANEBEC. S. superior Court. April form
FRANCIS J. DAY AL,vs OSCAR Ionp.
NJ no" ON suggestion 10 the Court that Oscar
~, i" -, me defendant, at the time OF he
stf' ice OF The writ WAS not an iplubifant nf III
STATE, and had no tenant, agent or nttornev within
iht same, thai his goods estate have been attached
III ms action and that he has had no notice off snjd
sun ana attachment, ir Is ORDERED thar MOTTO. ~
Fhuehcy OF this suit be- ri, en- to the sail detendt
w; s IN attrsed copy of this order, together
win an ups'iact of the plaintiffs writ three weeks
sncctssNtly IN the kennebcc Journal "A uewsuan,r
printed al Augusta, in the County of k.nnebec he
a. P.n'''a,i"n !" be not less thsn thirty DAYS be-
iofe the neat term of this Court, to 'b. holden
III augusta within and for the County of kepneb.c
On 'he second tuesday ofJuuc is79 that said d, end
an, may fh'i and there appear and answer 10 snd
suit, If he shall see cause ~ '' W '""
Attest: WIN. VI. sTRATTON, Clerk.
(iJsfrdct 81 ptf's urd
AssuiIst on account annexed for groceries Sc
sieo' A,aInlum 500. Date OF writ Feb l. ls-u
ftiurhablc to said prI Term. > ''
BEAN BEANE, Attorneys TO plaintiffs.
tfuc cop! of the order Of Court " inn abstract nj
the writ. Attest WV n >Tp w.. a. vi
3wl6 ''.'' N'iA'
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Nfh advertisements.

ot1Uc, returns ia 80 day ON 500 invested OF.
UtkUG fetal Reports and information free. Like
pr"hts W,'kl' On STOCK options of $40 10 500. Ad.
dress I. PorTtE WIuIr 4 Co, Bankers 70 wall
St, ~ y. apr234w
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G RAN LARCENY
Good Name.

Everybody remembers the Great sui
phur Cure for Diphtheria that went the
rounds of the entire press of the United
States and Cana,las. of the wonderful sue
cess that followed its use. and the enor-
nous decrease of the Death Rate. DIR. Or
lando Robins sent the treatment to the
New York sun, and it was universally
copied by the press. Doctors ofall schools
were loud in its praise, and DIR. Robins
claims the honor of its discovery. We are
of course glad of the great notorety ii
gained and its incalculable benefit to hui
mainly. But we do not propose to have
our good name stolen by Medical humbugs
0or such they are that steal our good
namc). Now we will put 5000 in the
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$40 TO 10 per Day o,aerencrse 10 v,.;
men y sell article COFFEE to Farn,ers
ud others IN nr;r own ns'g , ala Particulars Free
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e. w. WHiTEHOUSE,
Freeman's Bank Building, Augusta,
Maine,
DPU/Pr IN RPUT ESTATE.

Houses and Lands 10 let or for ,a,- Several de-
salc residences and large aud eligible lots of land
in Augusta and vicinity, for sale. ~ Bills collected
pron'ply and without loss. Apply in person by
letter. janittf
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cEFARiNt MEN-For sale IA pnierful lucky
- .CAtL." Never failed to bring LUX or sue
cesstnl voyage To w,arer. Lock Box %, Penn Yam
y. !. uulDl. la
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fL]aS;a WIS IDS I! ]

Has received the most unqualified testimony from
Physicians, Marons and Mothers oftle highest char
and responsibility in this ana other countries.
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Nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.

pAMpu1 Ct for Advertisers. leo pages 10 cents.
] MINT Uk6 Il. L. ROW ELL, 4 60, n. Y
apl2l.4W
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On Fancy Cards, Chrome, Snowflake, Sc, no >
W alike with name, Toe. }. Mink.er & Co., Mas
>iu, n. \. anr,l 4w
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o77 month and expenses guaranteed to Agents
VII OUTFIT free. SHAW 4 Co, AUGUSTA, MAINE
apr2G-4w
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TNNA' NHW|TT, late Of Benton
IN the County of kcnnebec, deceased testate a, a
has undertaken that trust by given bond ms the law
uirects; All persons, therefore, having demands
ngainst the estate OF Hd de uscd are desired TO OK
hbi the same for settlement; and all indebted TO
.aid estate are requested to make immediate pawn ent
10 ELLEN NJ. TRUE.
Apr. II, 1879. Avis
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Hopkins Aca iemy East Division,
Hopkins Academy West Division,
4 ; and ., W. +. l.. ;.
No. :, Indian Purchase,
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4 STATE OF MAINE ~
ASSAY OFFICE
EJd5N7KS 4 3.vIN1yTE;

We wl.l pay AZ ,iItsl Siilai Y oI sl,J ~ rlnunti
AMI xs'ns"', or Tow LARGE coniln>~,, to sell
and wonderful Inventions. msa uha' o, say.
Sample noe. Addfc SnLKnAs ", AATsa!l, biich.
.l.tt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-29
ersona

DR.. Hinson, dentist, is in his Office
every day from 8 to 3 o'clock.
Captain Thos. Coffee is in the city
to-day on a brief visit from his refu-
gee quarters in Arkansas.
Messrs. Thomas 0'Sulliyan and Ed
Schloss were stout enough to drop
into the LEDGER Office this morning.
and give their usual pleasant greeting.
Mr.. John S. Toof was in the city
this forenoon opening up the store Of
Busby & Co., preparatory to a revival
Of an expected heavy fall and winter
trade.
Misses Lou and Annie White, Of
Senatobia, w. b. Galbreath, j. Wild
berger and wife, c. T. Dob6s, General
&. Kirby Smith and B. X. Pullen
we're at Nashville last Saturday.
Captain w. T. Boteler, Of Harris
Landing, on the Arkansas shore be-
low, is in the city purchasing goods to
replenish his depleted stock. A large
trade has for some time past kept the
captain aud a corps Of clerks very busy
and totallyused up the supply, so that
he finds it pleasant as well as profta-
bic to pay US a visit every now aud
then. The genial gentleman will al
ways find a cordial welcome among us.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-29

er, Marlin Speed and PlQw Boy are
all running below Little Rock.
The steamer City of Greenville
passed down at 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon and the Paris c. Brown
passed down after sunset The Sam
Roberts and tow passed south yester.
day morning and the Future City
passed up early this morning.
The steamer Belle st. Louis took
so bales Of cotton from the head Of
Island Done day last week, all for the
branch firm Of Taylor & Arnold at
St. Louis, and shipped by the agents
of the main house here, managed by
Messrs, John r. Grehan and Henry
Solari.
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LEDGER LINES.

Cotton stifening.
Rich rosy sunset last evening.
Plenty of seed cotton coming in.
TIE fall fairs are raging all around
Us.
The moon fulls early tomorrow
morning.
LEDGER job printing Office, 19
Madison street.
Fresh mocking bird food at Rem
kert's, l2O Main street.
Wind southeast yesterday and to-
day, a precursor Of rain.
Tuberoses bloom at present, even in
news reporters button-holes.
They steam feather beds in other
cities; kere they are roasted to a
turn.
The grass, the leaves, the whole Of
natures vernal families are rapidly
fading.
First-class printing at low rates at
the LEDGER job printing office, Is
Madison street.
A slight frost vas noticed at Nash
vile early last Friday morning. The
ka!ydids up that way guessed close.
In the suburban churches beyond
the city limits and around the edges
there were religious services as usual
yesterday.
Lowest temperature this morning
63o, The coolest in the South to-day
was Glo. The range here yesterday
was from co. to so.
The LEDGER job printing office, Il
Madison, executes everything in the
job printing line as neat and cheap as
any house in this city.
If you eat goose on Michaelmas
day you will never want money all the
year round is an old English proyerb.
This is the day to eat it.
The intimidation dodge so far has
worked badly. The cotton gins here
are busy and the report this morning
is that they are working full force.
Our suburban people amuse them.
selves at present by shooting bullbat,
on the wing. They make very good
bird pies for the hungry and delicate.
Rushing, fearfully rushing, is bust
ness at all points. Ours will com.
mence after a bit, and we will move
with a pace rapid enough to catch up.
The daily PUBLIC LEDGER will be
mailed to any address for fifty cents
per month. The subscription must
in every case, be paid for cash in
advance.
The p. NJ. Patterson Transfer Com.
pany is ready to convey freight to anC
from all points of the city. Partie,
will apply to r. A. Williams, 1879 JET
ferson street.
The sixteenth Sunday after Trinity
or Pentecost was yesterday. For tn,
first time in its history there were NJ
public religious services at st. Peter'i
: Catholic Church.
just think OF the fact, that on q
line eleven thousand feet above this
barely more than two miles higher
than We are, there is perpetual fros
in the atmosphere.
This, according to the katydi,
chirping in DR.. Porter's front yard j
the day when we should have ha,
frost. Others have katydids who sa.
the 10th of next month.
The Circuit Court, Special Judg
Galloway presiding, was adjourned to
day to the third Monday in Novembe
next, in accordance with a reques
from Judge j, Q, PIERCE.