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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-26
BY CABLE.

ST. PETERsBURG, May 26.-General
Milutine has finally rendered his resigna-
tion as minister Of war.
PARIS, May 26.-The French commits
sioners, appointed to negotiate treaty of
commerce with England, have started for
London.
LoNDoN, May 26.-A St. Petersburg
dispatch says General Roehrberg has been
gazetted governor of the Trancsapian ter
ritory. and commander Of the troops
therein.
The Daily News says new coin is
being struck in France, for presentation
to the monetary conference, on. its reas-
semblng. II is composed Of gold and sill
yer in equal parts, and is TO circulate as
five franc piece.
BERLIN, May 26.-The Frankfurter
Zeitung has again been prosecuted for dis
respect to Bismarck, and its editor sem
fenced to one months Imprisonment.
VIENNA, May z6-According to off
cial returns of the 10Th inst. the crops in
Bohemia, lower Austria, north Tyrol and
Dalmatla suffered somewhat from frost.
The prospects in the central and southern
zones are good In the north, wht at
promises well. Excellent results are ex-
oected from the vintage and fruit harvest.
ROME, May 26.-The new Italian cabi-
aet will probably be constituted as fol-
lows Signor Depretis, president of the
council and minister of the intefior Man
I'M, minister of foreign affairs; Maglini,
minister of finance; Zanardelli, minister
If justice; Baccarni, minister of public
works; Mez acapo, minister of war Mar
TIM, minister Of the marine.
ATHEN, May 26.-lt is asserted that the
government has decided TO assume the
responsibility of ratifying the boundary
convention with Turkey without convok-
ing the chamber.
LONDON, May 26.-The White Chapel
London district board of public works
has felt compelled to take measures to
check the overcrowding Of emigrants en-
route to America from the continent.
they are consigned hundreds at time 70
agents in London, and sleep crowded to-
gether on straw or tow in lodging houses
without any regard to health or decency.
Princess Louise, acting under the ad-
vice of physicians, has postponed her de-
narture from England TO later date than
July.
oopIA, May 26-The statement that
the Bulgarian government arrested ex-
Minister Karavelof and proclaimed mar
tial law in Rustchuk, Widden and Tir-
nova is unfounded.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-26
Death OF Remarkably Old
Lady.
Chattanooga Times, 25.J
ssEEn

BENTON-At the residence Of Z. F. Sewer,
Of this city, Tuesday, May oath, at o'clock,
a ma, Mrs. MARY BENTON, widow of Colonel
Jesse Benton, aged 81 years and one month.
Mrs. BeRton's maiden name was
Ohildress. She was born near Nash
vile, in what is known now as Judge
0Vertons place, and was ore of the
first children born in Middle Tennes-
see. She was cousin to John w.
Childress and Mrs. James X. Polk.
A part of her life was spent in Texas,
when her husband, brother of Thos.
Il. Benton, author of Thirty Years
in the United States, was engaged in
the revolution for the independence
OF the republic.
Since 1865 she has lived in the fam
lily of Colonel Il. f. Sewer, whose
wife, a grand niece, was adopted by
her when a little girl. OF late years
she has been a great sufferer from
chronic disease, and death to her was
a happy relief.
She was a woman Of strong char
acter, and had been familiar with
much of the past history of our state
country. Born in 1898, when our
country had just emerged from the
revolution, she has lived TO see it grow
to the proportions of a mighty nation.
She died in the Christian faith, a
member OF tue Episcopal church.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-26

IT must be a desperate cause which
requires its newspapers to assail a
judge who has the courage to do his
sworn duty. Judge Williams has
been roundly abused and ridiculed
simply because the result of his action
might not suit the personal or politi-
cal interest of certain elements in and
out of the state. A superserviceable
zeal was manifested in trying to
prevent or break down a movement
made by respectable taxpaying citizens
to test the constitutionality of an act
passed by the legislature. The act in
question was intended to over reach
the people, and it seems that the
courts were given to understand that
this was higher law" than the com
mon run, and was not to be touched.
1t was to be sort of sacred bull, and
no little Tennessee judge was to pull
his tail.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-26
Nina's Daughter,

T. B. Peterson & Brothers have
just published a remarkable book
which will create a great senss ton,
being no less than a continuation of,
and sequel to the great Paris realistic
novel of Nina, by Emile Zola. 1t is
entitled "Nina's Daughter, and is one
OF the most exciting and absorbing
stories ever given to the public. The
heroine is elevated upon the stage Of
Partisan fashion, and is more natural
than realistic. Look out for another
eruption.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-26

ORGANS Of the 100 3 measure declare
in advance of the courts that it is
constitutional, ann none of them as far
as we have real have taken the troub
lie to say that if unconstitutional ii
should be so declared. Their silence
on that branch of the subject implies
that they are willing to avail them
selves ofthe benefit of an unconstitu
tional act regardless of the mean,
by which it was passed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-26

A MOVEMENT is on foot among turf
men to relieve the old homestead Of
the Hon. Bailie Peyton, now the
property of his daughter, from debt.
The subscription is headed by Gems.
Harding and jackson, and the petition
will be forwarded to turfmen through
out the country. Colonel Peyton, in
his day, was foremost among the ted
turfmen of the country.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-26
WHO WANTS TO BORROW MONEY
LabOrIns Men, own your Homes.

THE DEs0T0 BUILDING AND LOAN
j Association will issue New Series Of
Stock this month"; thus enabling those in want
Of moneys to procure IL on easy terms.
Recognizing the want Of many applicants,
and having considerable fund in hand, havo
decided on this course, and II be glad To-
have a large subscription 10 this New Series,
on which money will be loaned at next meet
ing, Tuesday, June IA.
There Is no Association that stands higher
or has prOspered more
Call on MIN FER PARKER, Secretary, 2S9
Main street, and subscribe at Once. cod 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-26
The FaIed VICTORIA.

TORONTO, May 26-OtIieial papers
bearing on the inspection of the steamer
Victoria, which collapsed near London,
Ontario, were forwarded to Ottawa to-day
by Col. Risley, government steamboat
inspector. He looked on her as a safe
boat for river traffic. She was inspected
twice last year, first in May and again in
Octnhnr
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-26

TBE Middleton News, a neat, spicy
paper, has been started at Middleton,
Hardeman county, on the line of the
Memphis and Charleston railroad.
The editors are j. w, Wilson and 4.
P. COburn. 1t circulates in a good
country, and ought to be success.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-26
supreme Court.


opeclal 70 the Ledger.
JACKSON, May 26.-The court will
commence the peremptOry call of the
Shelby county law docket in The
morning. Counsel must be present
at the opening of court. No case will
be passed; they will either be heard
or continued.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-26
River TeIeEra,ns.

Louisville, May 26.-River falling, with
5 feet 8 inches in canal, and feet
in chute on falls. Weather clear and
hot
Pittsburg, May 26 River feet 9
inches, and falling. Weather clear and
warm. The Scotia arrived this morning,
and leaves at 8 pm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-26
Rattle.

CASEY, the finest road horse in the
~ city; trotted in A; owned by DR.. Mara.
BILE, will beratilod for at the Crystal Palace as
soon as all the chances are taken lie ticket,
at SO each Make up the rattle and let some
one be made happy for 50. The horse can be
seen at John Dunn's stable on Adams street
Colonel Warner will have charge of the whole
thing.
Tickets can be bought at the Crystal Palace
and Of John Dunn at the stable.
May 20, 1881. 7O-79
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-26

On the second page Of the LEDGER
appears list Of cases on the Shelby
law docket which will be heard during
the present term of the supreme court.
When it is reached notice will be
given through this paper.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-26

WE understood the Appeal to in
dOrse the 1908 bill, though of course
not any corrupt means by which its
passage may have been secured. Thi,
is substantially the position of most ol
pc high credit papers. In giving the
I pirit of our respected cotempoary'
article of the 18th we did not mean to
misrepresent or pervert. The follow
ing words were used:
AS to the debt itself, that will ultimate
ly be paid The republican party is
pledged TO its payment. and so is ma
jority of the demOtratic party. These
represent fully three-fourths of the peo-
Pile, who had earnestly hoped solution of
so vexing question had been reached.
Prevented from reaping the fruits of their
political victory as they deemed the set
Element, they will be in no humor to en-
tertain again thearguments and speakers
they rejected. On the contrary, they will
be more determined than ever, and taking
lesson from the progress and prosperity
prevailing in the states where the people
are honest and pay their debts, will insist
on the enforcement of the 1908 act. This
they will do, notwithstanding any corrup-
tion that may be proven. With that
they will deal according to law, and make
examples alike of the corrupted and the
corruptionists This movement will
merely postpone the purpose of the people
of Tennessee to pay their debts, it will not
prevent 1t. Wemust be honest as COM
munity to prosper.
The logic of this is that the 1908
act is right, that it will be sustained,
and that TO do otherwise would be
dishonest. 1t seems to us that those
who claim that settlement procured
by corruption ought to stand would
not be in a good position to insist on
the punishment Of the corruption
ists." The Appeal. in its issue Of
April 3, 1881, referring to the sup.
posed defeat of the 1908 bill, said.
1.-The thoughtful men Of Tennessee
rejoice at the defeat of the recsht
proposition before the legislature for
settling the public debt" This was
the opening of long article, which
closed as follows: "The Appeal still
adheres to this (the Wright platform,
and now, the 1908 having been defeat
ed, let the high and low tax democrats
ofthe Legislature unite on a compromise
bill, such as the bOndholders have
heretofore agreed to accept, and the
people will sustain their action"
Now the Appeal says they will sustain
the 1908 act, which it time and again
condemned. As late as the 2lst inst.
our contemporary said, that if the
charges made in the bill fled with
Chancellor Williams were proven, it
would "haVe the effect to change pub
lie sentiment, and bring many who
have supported the funding bill as a
fnality of the state debt question to
insist upon extreme measures" We
only alluds to these articles to
strengthen the position held all along
by the LEDGER, and to show the
source of some of our inspiration.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-26
MLEOTToN.

THE Stockholders Of the HERNANDO ms
i co. are hereby notified that the annual
election for Directors. to serve the ensuing
year, will DO held at the eomrany''s Office, No.
"a Madison, June h3th, prox., between the
hours Of il a. m. and 2 IN.
$3.50 FIN. NELSON, SEQ"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-26
CHINA.
DINNER SETS,
lB5 pieces, for $40.
EPECIALTIEs;
Bar Fixtures. Mirrors, etc.
ouadruple-plated Knives. Caston etc.
Hotel and Steamboat Wares
IN. ERIOn.
.ys MN STREET., Memphis, Tenn.
ST

JUDGE Quarles, of Nashville, has
decided that tax assessors can admin
lister oaths to persons whose property
has been listed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-26
FETE CHAMPETRE.
Glenn Springs.

BOARD for adults 500 per month; IS per
ID week; 81 50 per day; children under ten
years and servants half rates. season opens
LIST Of June and closes lst October. Hack ac-
eommodations kent at Atoka, on P. 4 NJ. X.
H. also at Randolph, on river. First class
Laundry accommodation for families.
For circulars apply to S. ?. GLENN,
7S l5l Randolph Tenn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-26
DIED.

KREMER-May Goth, at O:45 M. JAzARD
KREMER.
Funeral will take place from residence, 25S
Main street, FRIDAY, SPIN. Friends of the
family invited
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-26
THOS. MAYDWELL
IS Union St., Memphis.
ra ar
PARTuRAS411.

EASL'UE x AlIIts
HoRSES, Mules. Cowa or Sheer taken int
IL Pasturage 400 acres Of fms gra and
clover, open and Wooded divided iaf0 l0ts,
~ good aud new fences. Unfailing water and
tsupply Of salt In every lot.
WM. i. VANCE,
520 ~ Miles on h0rn Lake 'caj
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-26

All kinds of job printing executed
at the LEDGER Office, 13 Madison. \
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-26
MONUM { ENTS

I HAVE A VERY LARGE STOCK OF THJ
= fuest monuments Of all kinds, also fin
hgure Jobs, and very fine rustic mO1u
ment>, tablets, scrslls and headsion
Of all sizes and designs, which 1 will sel
actual cost OF labor aud material
them. You can save money by calling o.
me and see my prices before purchasing else
where.
, 1881-07-07


II ti,oro Il a merchant In New Orleans WHO
can seli goods NJ any price lie chooses TO ilx
on tl1eui, Kubo uoEenste(n. who keeps n
clothing and shoe store on poydras street, Is
thu man.
A. tvw days ago q customer entered Ills
establishment ard Inquired:
"lluyu you got my luw-tlnaEtar galterap'
"Curtalnly, my frent, I l1af any sdylo you
wish, u.!d somedlug dot vRs neat, Nav hers
yas a pair ut Katturs yat ls ntlde ut Frusslan
louder, Do pest k!n.l dat vas Known, una |
tllnks Icy yIll suit YOU. Subbose you dry
dem OIL" '',..<
"All right" replied tho customer.
"Vait, my trent, nn1 Ill put . leedle
bowler in Now dry 'lo4'. AZ! !t yat pette1ff = +
sOlnup0dy takes your n!easure." -, H..
VITA tao tight aor0ss the !llSlePt sal1 tne
customer, rubbing this spot Wlt!l ltls nngels.
Mt ytll sarccl,.. lly dear ar" replied llot.
expresaly for sdretcllng.n
hut tlia at0e ptnct!es my toes aiso,"
" Dot is nodlng, u y!!l 70 WY 90 tlfst 4lMe
| 1t gets vet. YOU. A0llt want to buy par VI
shoes mora NJ tlfee sizes ton hlg, ana, 90
| around ue iaules NIT your foot looking ilkC
q got1ple ut .ra!lroaa serapers. 1t WOULD %
| shame, yOn KNOW"
"What 10 sou ask for tho shoes"
only aeax dollars"
"Jarasaleml That's too much"
"Vt!l my dears Sir, you must fecolleet GA
, 1881-07-07

4 Sfnro Attnc15cd and ltH Occupants
Sluln by Apnclles-A Largo surveying
Purity rkepOrtcti Killed.
III. 1,.Aso, N. NJ, July ia d!spatcl, 'latca
Los CRUCES, Mexica, yesterday, says: Adylces
received here to-day stn.e TINT the south
bound stage oil tic FL l'aso md chihuahua
Linz WIS attacked by ArAcl'o lmlIuns atout
10U nlics south of III ,aso, ard Ills four ras-
scngers nMI two drivers Killed. One pas-
grl,ger escaped wounded.
a rppurt 1ltss u!so reached Los Cruces to
thu effect TINT tl,o enltr1 surveying party
thirty Iersu,ts-of the Mexican Central Rail-
way, llnvc bcen killed by ApnchG Indians III
oil Mexico. A company Of Mexican cnvalry
in.s benil ssnt out from uhihual,na to inyestl-
glte tic repUrt.
, 1881-07-07
THE COMET.
II .gna NOW Rcpnrntei lnto Two FartSs
ono or tho r1crca Carrying All Of the
Tail with 1t.
! ss..tai Ellt,Latsh Ia Ihe f.Aitdaa Trihuhf.

II ,yoa now scpnrated' Into Two Parts,
ono or lilo picrca Carrying AL Of tho
Tall witt, It.
ctXciSSAri, O., July M-t,roi' ," ,,.x'i n.nne' ui
tic Cincinnati Observatory, ias a'scoveiGu
since 10 o'clock tonight Tint tise comet Is
soM,rotIuu Into two parts. l'ln line Of sep
aral ~ nort"o' WV W., ,.,,nr n.,r H. ,t,o
into Two cttlsnl parS' my "p'et mn ~ no
purt to which tho tAtl Is nstaelIc.l. nntl Is
carrying Tic entire tail oil with II. The low
~ n,r,.r c,,,,r,,ra iiko II I,ulf.lnuon md Is
', p,''. e',,..! ..'a.. u ta ~ on,-s. TIM
SLOWLY 'ai'!nR away =. vi I"aJ, ~, ~
, 1881-07-07
STREET BuLtYIsM.

n lie E1l0r ~ IIt Ch{td10 I7HIHts
, f,u,csnr. IuIv H-f,nst suturllny. ,ybIte uatk.
H., ",D,,,. ~, ~ a, ro,t ~, a Iu,stn,sa orrora
lah n.o'.e Nv" BLUE ". uasas
caring rowdlcs 20 inEfn tho same direction with
n,ysplr. Thoy wuro arm In trl, and wcru closely
f,IiowIutr t,r, rn.ncctnt,v t,rosacd and hrhnvcd
loo"lns wv ,espseuy usesssa aaa 49, ~
young ladics. lflottcoa tnat stesc roW'''es "cFo
Intentionally 1tiinoyinR tho yc,nE ladies', Tor un0
of thc,n turned rul mi an fRcue tho aeouuruis
.,t, :, t,o ,,n,, u,u,, f,i,dunr9u.. vo,, ,inr ;,
na'u' " ~ e,". '.'., aes 49,, ~ .a. o.,
E1r notsgt tne tcli1Ws eowSu s ano InrGM 1iS Hi
sc @ ~ ha TX nn' nnri1r " t,tosk
T!ou thoy won't tlll again, nsoftakiNg tho aalos.
WIN. whenever tnoy .tolpsu alnment =, iuoA
NJ Kudtls uiallaye4 u! WanuoWa,, inels lol!oWcTs
Mlst, Ht9ppud tmmcdsalcly peh'hu tnom or AZ
tliG!r sltl.,: , .,..
Ih9 lanicS sooil cfosso;i wv stTeGt n9ous tno
mntut9 @ ~ 81 .no oioeS. s'loen''s aesF'ns IL U.s.
chrn tao 1tlshlte.
, 1881-07-07

lnca,r II. hut tho sensations lle experienced
ns,isird materially In .raenK It's tn'stiotl. In
nI,irr fn letter Instruct them where II, tntl It
tlo totk ncitl,cr rblorotor,l nor ether. Tho
i,nln Of cutting. lie says, was as noil!ing r"n-
inr ftlui,i Tho iwll they cxtrtccll II frlnt Tho
ii,ne. Tlla wolilnl w,is subsequently. .pst''nal
for hose lu,,trs md lint. but. ~ Mr. Isar!les'
opiuIoi, Nnturs tlurs her work lmttcr than
ne pysca,s, f"r nit:r r., snK 81 H. Y H. thn +
cail,H out in Pieces. Mr.. l,aries WHY rrren.ly
trn,lbtcd for IL few weeks by Till nlleess, att!l
tho result was tho appearance Vt 4 small
ake nf lcn,t. At present liz ~ IN ptptl licaltll,
thuu9jl not ellt(ruIy hyer Ills hurt. Its
wotlt,ti, villa differing fr1n tlle Presidents, s,
wns looked ,lltott sH mi ntninst hopeless me,
and Ills escape FROM death Wits MS surprising
TO tho SURGEONS rs tU my Que else.
, 1881-07-07

L. r.. ChdmPntR in Itrrfrx {or July.
On tho hlll-slhe nndoF tho cosk-trecs wo SEQ
child tending kur ilock, and splnEng With dstaf
md apInllC. Such flight Is very COMMON; 1T
tic Ebrls hnvG inuch to Ito With the domestic AMI
uHts: they run fearlasiy between tho long
hurs Of tho great tawuy oxen, and guido tflen
~ tho way thoy should 90 With n shower ct
u1uzzcs. Thoy milk tho Ronts ant herd the
swine, A,,d Krbw lthe nra strong OF limb and
nut-1rown IT fMre hi tho E1cn sun. Tho herds
men und Xhrpller.sso3 hcXu1u their lonely
watch with this leGulur anttphuI4af songs Of the
country, which nffGn display remarkable wit In
rrpurteo OIL tho pnrt uf tho improvlsatnrcs a.
well us n rcady tAleflt fAr r1yluitlE. rhcst aunpt
arH composed us we'll tu Sphlh lis In Portugal.
Onu ahrphortt challenges Mnuther 10 II tutlrslu-
meelL In verso, and heulns by Hing!sig Il stnnxn
which Is tu serve Ms q key-tiott tor thu whole
pr,n!ucnon, rs vol Il, thu kind 1T ncAsllIe 10 e
used NJ In tune. In uno Ut those Dyricnl bnIlhds,
which, 10 Inr rs know. hAs never Grfrt tntu
print. Il man beYtls sonE iHtf In bantcr, bull
in eArncst:-
..tt IL better 10 iove dur lInn to 1nve uuman,
For form plece Of gold II w1uni' Will !envo Soa 10
hut tbs afiuctlln of doR Is cnt,tass.' ,.--
Il wt,.nA. wil ,url.ups flas tnt some experience
of tho ilprOyfGncG Aa wp1l Ns Ut Tho vnrNcily of
mankind, replies, in raAdy cariclturo OF the
"lt IA hotter 10 fcrd dp4 thhn 10 food Ean.
FoF With pltGa " ent lo4 will Ea*0 yu IN peace
| hut tho hunger Ut nlAn Will Inst forever"
And the koeu sharp.shoutinr ~ kept nr through
long r1iilHu Ut lUp!cs, tho hall tstsseu hAck md
| forward frDm U.lu skilled composer to nHo!hor,
| aud when Improvisation fatls traditional bad.
| Image Is remembered and sung with etlual Eustos
, 1881-07-07

sscnntr. which rrn,ark was. s"lssnntlnlay.
thnf hc should resist ltonettsnfl
cnI,tirmaIntt 10 the litter e,d: that f1sttera md
ct,'t, t., ma wilern il md xtt t t'c sslt'rer q
ais1c ai Hrefrrri + s,',!; ~ p" .i,r' 7"
wasGt,.u;u;, Iltcijjgotico in your own lilna Of A
III II, Tic inst,er Of bc.ng dtsappontej s; Il eGtnE II
snrIinw aI n !: nr,SMrri! M ursior IL e,.'clle TITO
shGs ios ;tssm & .. %''a!a ;n;f,cs 40 %hss ;ss
fntIlnr st,T i, saInt, tidtte and elegant Inn
nst'iR x,,sn fio % al,er " fee ttompe o earry in.9
exceion. Tr,!s Tho tn,s II is,rs'o, y ee,iea seves
III tlto sw6 would as SOON sec either 1I,e N tue
Hrnuip As tho other. IL ~. liz
, 1881-07-07

"fumb!e down out'n dat cheer" said
Uncle Nose, addressing, himself TO q 5-ycnr-
old boy lolllng in the chair Of tho b0otblnck
stnltl-"des gil right down uut'n dat stan.
You ain't got no business up dnrno how, and
lyar's cash customer, specks," said the
old fellow, cockfnE somewhat doubtful eye
upoi, the reporter.
"Tllat's tinc boy, uncte, is ne yours?"
said thu reporter, rs tic Timber lmbcd young
monkey swung himself out over the side OF
tho bootback "stat,," and dropped To tho
floor.
"1spcek 50, leastwisc tlnt's wnt tle ole
woman say. You Album ltnknni," address,
Ing himself to tho boy, what fur go set tlar
on do lo' rotIin' np 80 eyes dut
away? Get up Oil yo' stool 1ar III dc
co'ncr dis mint, an' 'iaye 30 scf.. Iake
@s @ aee nesfS esR 2't S facss oi yns @ aaif u!ins p,
O. do ui0 binck. Spec cNas list .sllch MI
ano.!ler Itttlu imp when was Ills slzo;,n u..
v Az uf I 1s,So Mosc c}Se E s1averS II !S
ioW, No chi s, 70 scl!ool and hHve as good
"DAt's .so,"' cried Uncle Mose earnestly,
nj a ha satGa 1t ssps pscs @ GT e. r9s G nj VIII wsf
mn Mt hnEne. He's. got Il chanceWot never
l,al, MI j specks I'll make sntlln o,,til llim
4+it Vnf 4 hmm. 1f1tft f0{n tOf kt0n 1l2lkin'
liam NJ snrt n fi,.ts? rutty fix VOID be in Ct
| VII VI ~, ~, SGaSv s9av ,rat ~, tvarn '
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III " ,aIy II, "" Tsad ri tia iIiho 10 yo. uucle
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NelVbaf1 IN II JoWF!lHs :,
Two handsome hay hnrscs TOR Gen. Y. B.
burg barxo WcGuossiAy evening. fhoy wero
frtIsl toshet,, AMI will be- taken t0 Grant's sum.
mor roalIencU at Long nrnnch. They we're IN
cuerKts pt MIR 4. T.. 1leatty, an expert horsenan,
and s)lle of tho 1ldeat onKinoora on tue ERIC.
who. with 4. J: ssnIth. Of Goshen. was oomnis-
stUlled hy tho uunerAl To purchase team OF Hma. M
horses purchased uFo Ilumblotoninn Rc!d!rsus.
sixteen 'hnuds and sixteen handa and one. !,
quarter tnch III hiRat. rcspcntlvnly: aha ,!
sIark ali Ar0un,l. They arc very beautiful
horvcs. goitU, knit aud perfect Ia appearance.
GCu Grant pAya 81 ,0N FOR them.