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Daily Republican., 1881-12-14
Fifth EDITI0l
THE sUlTEAU T4IAI,
Several O'her wi,nes... w..
Not Think the Prisoner DO

40. "nesses Whou H..
w.an'"1 NS.nn,a. the Prisoner In..:,s =
WASHINGTON, Dec. l3,-Tbo
room was crowded to. .day nv De court
nine O'Clock, and further ads dhal'past
was refused DR.. spitzka's c,osseson ,os'lon
lna.loh was resumed. He pointed tSNaln.
certain Inequalities in a diagrauo out
Hultcau's head as being those hes .aS @a Of
to Yesterday. Witness declinad1 NJ ieiered
swer tue question, 500 Won h.,ie w. an
Gol?' and considered II i'm nn.n'ln ps.eve In
n. IN country of civil and religionsIISas.aa'
ty. a long colloquy ensuei hhs',tr' hs,atr'
counsel and witness as lo rs.ten ,,,',n
written by witaess criticising The ,s.es s,s
witnesses for the government, IoAle't
clusson, witness stated that anv a,p toN'
who wonld testify to Guitean,s oApe'l
IL tl 'her no expert or a dishones, .s o.!
DIR. Fordyce Barker of Nav y Ohe
was the next witness. He has hsan%s %s'
practice tbirty.hye years. His sviSu viIn IN
was generally upon the peculia aence r;,;se
insanity, anu the difference bet waos o
and the mere prompt.ngs of iv'u inoraisul "
vanity. Guitean, who had repea,sSI aae
interrupted previously, wanted To rly r"ly
whe,her, if Il man is imnelloS Su"x
commit crime by an hnn,,V 70
he cannot resi,', that is nsauitv fu.se m
the witness reply ing, "Wh.rr ,6,, oa
he proved, 1t Is Insanity" the nr;.o,'l .an
remarked conp,accntly, That !. 'Jue. ;ns.
my case, sir' After a brief r.ca.. J"S'
L. Gobell, of New York, was cal,od ~ ~
testified that he had employed G,i,sne ie
to look up life insurance husina,,.' ,''su a.
him, bat never derived any henof, ,o ,ot
So paid. '0'
H" considered Guiteau jpte,,i,.,.
an | sirewd and SAW nocvidcpc4nf ,s.n s.n'
tal nnsoundness H. T. Kotcbum u;
New York, attorney at-law, had knovn y,
Gulteau for over year in ISIS AMI W. VI
lated an instance of his oh,ain,'.
money by falls, p"etences. Gni,aaps
protested against tins line cf ey,Gs"'a
and rallied at Mr. Scoville for rsrn;,
ting it, Henry Wood, of phiIada'nt,a
testified that he had known thep1.ors,,
for some years; never thought him or
unsound mind, but rather r,pyda,sa
him possessed Of rare Intelligence VII.
ness also knew Gllteau's wife, some
mem"rs of witness family Aayjnrr.n.
dered her n service. Guiteau her. tonL
an opportunity 10 slaud"r his wife and
the witness. Saunel i. Philips broker
Of New York, hal known the prisoner
since 1865, and referred to converse.
tions about the In,erm'ean scheme pd
not think there was ,anythin, crazy
about that on the part of man who
knew as little about a newspaper a,
Guiicau. The cross examination yas
continued TO the hour of Adjournment,
the prisoner necessarily interruptinp
with dcnials and explanations
Daily Republican., 1881-12-14
Painful A Ehlctlo"'

Mr.. Brennan, of the firm o. Wis city
Co., who recently removed 10 ,p ,Ma na,
from Philadelphia, has %lthin 'lI A few
week been severely afflicted. and iu
days since he buried bright gr. """ whC
tsrestinr tas littls gir, aged $ yessf,'h snhths Tr
was sick but few days WIZ ",.,,,a hoy, II
ria: and this morning his ll.a'' an disease G
months old, died with the sa'itv has mad
The many friends that ne L a'.b his cit!
duricg his short residence III ,iu w., in hi
sincerely sympathizo with hin IL
bereavement.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-14
A Grave Nistake.

We have learned by investigation,
that our correspondent who in yester.
day issue referred to the 'lunch route"
item in the Sunday Star, and claimed
to have seen the writer of the item very
drank on French street, on Sunday at
ternoon, was grievously mistaken. The
author is a gentleman who is not in the
habit of getting drunk, much less max
ing public exhibition of himself in
a drunken condition on Sundays. Our
correspondent evidently confounded the
writes with another person. He should
be more careful to investigate thorough.
ly before making such II charge.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-14
Little bay Robbed.

n. WINS Pyle, agel seven year, "a, 1,.t
of G.. Wesley Pyle, was capture" oea,orpI
evening on Sixth street bya a yo'V,d and
man and dragged to SeVeh'I. .ilng M
Jefferson streets. The Little ,", "" t1s
struggled manlully to get away O,t r,ad ad
negro held on to him until 10 ln an
his pocke,s, thinking he was sen, lo o' sot
errand and had money, hut al Nv Nv csu
was a slate pencil. "lvy' says ntehm nv,
identify him, and if his father t's' ths law
him, he will be tempted 10 ''No '
in his own hand.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-14
A Han ii q u me D1sDIHS'

There is now on exhibition III II !, .ss
show window II Adams u pro, " hiri. :"
and beautiful vase IT mouli'eur q9
the bandiwork of Mr.. Wood =" a" c,n.
East Third street. The coilee.'U"; as Of
sists of twenty one different s2,'1TIs, &c ,hs S
the feathered trib', and one s4 u'iu IN ap.
birds are natural and lif'llk1 ~ urou
pearance and reflect great cto'';S c;St The
MIR Woods skill ~ a 'axlde'liii'" of So
vase and its contents are va ,'leu '1 vaIu.
and would make a beautlful 'D'
able christmas pre,ent.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-14
DEaISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

NBW CAsTLE SotNTf, INV. -, losA
Upon the application of Lena J. q. Forwood
admi nistratrix OF William Forwood, late Of
Brandywine Hd., in said county, deceased
1t is ordered and directed by the Register
that the administrator aforesaid give notice
of granting of letters OF administration upon
the estate of the deceased, with the date OF
granting thereof, by causing advertisements
to be posted within forty days from the date
Of such Letters in six of the most public pla.
ces Of the county of New Castle, requiring AL
persons having demands against the estate To
present the same. or abide by an Act OF As
semby in such case made and provided; and
also cause the same to be inserted within the
same period IN the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,
a newspaper published in Wilmington and h
be continued therein three weeks (e-o-d).
~, Given under the hand and seal OF
}L.s. Once of the Register aforesaid at
49, Wilmington, in New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
5. G. RlGaS, Register.
NoTICK AL persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the adminlstratriX, or
or before Nov. END, 1881, or abide the Act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided.
LENA J. G. FORWObD,
AdmtnistratriX.
Address :-Claymont, Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-14
Address. W
ID EGISTER'S ORDER.
II. kEGIsTRR'S OyTICE,


IL. REGIsTRR's OFFICE
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Dec 10, l,sl.
Upon the application OF Cecilia J. James,
Administrative ot Samuel James, late OF
pencater Hundred, in said cOuut', deceas d
i il ordered and directed by the he. lister
II at the Administrators afne aid give notice
of granting Of letters OF Administration upon
the estate Of L decreased, with the date of
gr,ltinv thereof. by causing advert sements
to be posted within forty days from he date
Of such etters in six Of the most publ laces
OF the county of New Cast e, requiring all
lsrsCns ha rlrx demands against the estate
to present the same, or bide by an Act of
Assembly IN such case made and provided;
and also cause the same 20 be inserted within
the same period in the DAILY REruRLlCANa
newspaper published in Wi mnston and to
be continued therein three weeks (e-od
-, Given under the hand and Seal
Ls of Office Of the Register afyreslid at
~ New Castle, in New Castle County
aforesa d, the day and year above vr tten,
5 &. BlGIS, Register.
NOTICE. Al persons hav ny clai ps agaiLst
the estate of the deceased must present ,he
same, duly attes,el to the Admiristratrix on
or before December 10th, A. d., 1882 or abide
the Act Of Assembly ,uch case made and
prov CEClIl }. } AMtS,
Ahminis'rarrix
Address :--rocch's Bridge, Del. dec-l2t
Daily Republican., 1881-12-14
OurRrOxnOyticnt1On.

The weather will be clear if it is not
cloudy and the atmosphere dry if it is
not moist, with northerly winds if
not southerly, with rising and falling
barometer. We will be better able to-
morrow to tell you all about THUS
day after it has put in its appear
ance, The above applies to east as well
us west Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-14
AU lHes iOr court.

The Dcrringer case that has occupied
the attention of Court since last Friday,
was close | this morning. NilIlaW G.
Spruance, Esq for tfe plaintiff, com
menced his address to the jury yaster
day Afternoon, ana concluded his morn.
ing the matte" is now in the hands OF
the jury.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-14
a Fine ItiaplAy

aad assortment OF C-lIu!cid sets at very
low prices can be seen in the SNOW " IN,
dow OF drug store, corner End and Maj
ket streets, n. B. Dantovth, proprietor
Also agent for "Csiiuloid" truss.
Never wears out.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-14
Hoss Heads StOlen.

Last Saturday afternoon, John w.
Thompson, of Mill Creek, butchered a
couple of hogs and in the evening Sc.
cured the bodies of the hogs but left
the heads hanging exposed and on Sun
day morning there were no where TO be
seen nor has he seen them since.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-14
ID EGISTER'S ORDER.
II REllsTERs OvyIcR,
NRW GARrLR COUNTY. Nov. p. lSSl.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Nov. z, 1881. !
Upon the application Of Mary A. Woodrow,
Administrative, ,C.T.A. OF Levi Woodrow, late
Wilmington HID in said county, deceased tits
ordered and directed by the Register that the
Administrat-iX aforesaid give notice Of the
grantingof Letters ofAdm' ntstration upon the
estate of deceased, with the date of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be post
ed within forty days from the date of such
Letters. in six of the most public places of the
county of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present
the same or abide by an act of Assembly IL
such case made and provided; and also caust
the same to be inserted within the same
period in the DELAWARK REPUBLICAN,, a
newspaper published in Wilmington, and To
| be continued therein three weeks, te-o'd.)
-, Given under the hand and seal
| us. Once of the Register aforesaid, at
49, Wilmington, IN New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
| :. {. RIGGS, Register
| NoTICE.-Allpersonsn naving claims a&sinst
| the estate OF the deceased must present the
| same duly attasted 10 the AdmniStratriX, on
or before Nov. IL A. D., 1882, or abide the
| Act OF Assembly In such case made and pro-
vided. MARY a, WOuDRtW,
| AdministratriX, {. 7. A.
| Address: Wilmington, Dei. nov2
Daily Republican., 1881-12-14
d EGI ,TEk'S ORDER
n EEGIsTfR's OFFICE, !
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Nov. %, 1851

New CASTLE COUNTY, Nov. %, 1851
Upon the application Of John >. Beeson,
Adu mi TRAITOR. &, T. A. f Jane Almond
late Of IRA ndywina Hundred, n said county
deceased. /, is ordered and d re- ted by the
Reg ter th1t the Admins ,ratur aforesaid
give rotice f grantln. of letters of Admin
istra tion upon the estate Of the d. ceased.
with the date of grantii x tIereof, by eau .iDg
adver se nents 20 be posted within forty days
from the date Of such letters in six or the
most public places of the county OF New Gas
tie, requiring all perso ns having demands
against the estate to present the sam, or
abide by &R Act of Assembly in such c1se
made "A nj provided: and 80 c. use the same
to be inserted within toe same period in the
DAILY REPUBLICAN newspaper pu li.hed
iu Wilmia ton and to be co Itlnued tn rein
three weeks te 0 d.
,-1 Given under the hand an Seal
L. 5. of Office Of the keyi ter aiore, id at
- Winning on, in New Caste County
afort said, the day AMI year above writteJ.
:. G. Bitft s, Register.
N TIeV--All perso having flains again
the state Of the deceased ust pre- ent the
sane, duly a tests' to the Admin istrator, on
o. before TIE 3Oth day of No embe a. a.,
se2, or abide tn act Of Assembly in such
casa made and provided -
JOHN s. BEESON,
Adm niStr,tOr, q. 7. A.
fdlress :-Wilmi gton, Dol. decl2F
Daily Republican., 1881-12-14
Sale of Aiderney stock.

Thomas S. Marshall will sell at pub
lie Sale, at Kennett Square, Pa, on the
22d inst, 25 Aldernoy cows and heiters
and one thoroughbred Alderney bull.
Farmers who wish to improve their
stock should attend the sale.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-14
RasixlNu q.

There will be a special lod,d plse%usd eswedes :
Holy Trinity Guildin the 1Thursday)
Church to. o.morrow evening", her, srere'
at 8 o'clock, and all the mem 0'
auested to be present.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-14
Oeccisse0.

Mary s. daughter of the late A. B.
Crawford, died at the residence of her
uncle at Mt. Glare, N. j., on the 10th
inst, and her remains were inferred on
Tuesday, at the Glasgow Presbyterian
church cemetery in Pencader Hundred.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-14
The EayOrktN gEaRl

James +. Wood & Co.'S 'Fa rori;e'
heaters throw volumes of pure hot air
into the room. They work quick, sharp
and decisive, and arc sold at d fair
price.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-14
obtained, and all business in

obtained, and all business in
I y ! TN } Thy T.. =, PateGt Office, or In
he Courts attended to for mod rate fees
Whtp NODE. or DRAWN Is sent We advise
rs 20 uHtentabi y free # charge; an! we
make . oharg uplsso wo obtai p tent.
We re.er, he"c, % the est Mas er, the
Srpt t the Money Ordr w., and TO off,
CT, Is pr tho = $ Patent Difi 9. For circular,
ad ce 'ta~ aud reference to actusl clients
In YOUR M state or county ad iress
u. "a SNOW h 90,
%. ostte Pate Mt Ot.ce, W Washington, d. g.
Intention this paper no l,-eod tt
Daily Republican., 1881-12-14

Just received one car of choice York
State apples also one carof choice Rose
potatoes which ] will sell low. Call
early, Smeltz, No. 13 4. Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-14
PeFkOMDl,

Charles Sherbnrne who has been sick
for the past ten months, is gradual! y
getting better and expects to be out in
q short time.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-14
Trunks and travelling Bags
L A.AONNER.

Reliable halness and trunx anufsc uref
has removed to his new store,
NO, 4 ". FlbUS W. III VT. near Marker
where YOU wi find hs larg st. assortment In
the city. adts' nd gent emen's pocket
b. H. and IA - sbo yinE bags a d svld at
reasonable res r.m,t ient'cn p~id to
Repairing itua 3 and travelling bags.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-14
NOl0eA.

On and after to day (Decembe l2th)
we vii! give you first-class shave for
DC. and a first. class hair cut for l0c. at
No. l03 King street. II. n. Johns Il.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-14
IT Is NOT STRANGE

that people who indulge their appstites in
all the delicacies of the season and by eating
fast and verload their stOmachs, should f el
distressed after meas. bne dcsc of Apepsia,
the great specific for dyspepsia will give per.
feet relief In a few minutes In all Gases and
often pryvsn.s g ritus sickness.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-14
All.Ws oil Dolman's. $40.

handsomely trimmed, at W.4iuwris gifts
312 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-14

Address .-Claylnont, Del.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-16

THE Presidents condition is very
critical-more so than at any time
since he was shot, forty-fve days ago,
The excitement cannot be compared
with that which followed the first
news, but deep sense of anxiety per-
vades the whole country, The dis
patches indicate almost a hopeless
feeling at Washington, New York, and
other centers Of information and
thought. The public mind is pre-
pared for the worst, without surreu-
dering all hope. Many remarkable
recoveries are on record, and if the
President gets well this will be an
other one. As to the doctors in charge,
it is not likely that they will receive
many thanks in any event. Their
bulletins, if published consecutively,
would show that their patient has i'm
proved nearly every day, and that his
accumulated strength and vitality
would make him one of the most 70
bust men on the continent. Whilst
the loss Of our President would be
deeply deplored by all, it would not
now seriously disturb the business or
politics of the country. The Nation
has grown too strong and self-reliant
for that.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-16
Chicago Markets Excited.

CHICAGO, August l6.-The markets
opened this morning steady at yester
days prices. September wheat at 19
sold up to l9E and down to 1871, with
some excitement, but without any
notable features October corn
started in at COZ, sold down to 60. then
rapidly, amid great uproar to 62l, and
again down 6Of. October oats were
steady at the opening, but after
beginning at 36, hastily jumped to 38,
down to 37s and still later to 36E,
Pork was weak and lower Sales be-
ing made at about l7i for September
Lard began at ll.511 October and
FELL to ll.434. The last named price
in each case are those current at ll:3(
am.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-16

To THE EDIToR-In Justice to Capt
Caldwell aud Mr.. w. II. Puthoff, it
seems necessary to correct some of the
mis-statements made in local item in
one of this mornings papers, concern
ing the pay account of l.. Nj. Doug
lass as carpenter on the steam.
er "Benner." The facts are
simply these: Douglass worked,
as stated, until July 9th or 10th, when
he asked for leave of absence, which
was granted. Before going Captain
Caldwell requested him TO sign the
pay roll SO that in the event the boat
had left this port before Douglas re-.
turn there need be no delay in com
pleting the roll. On the carpenters s
return he was informed there was
no further work for him on the boat
Meantime Captain Caldwell had dis
charged two temporary employees
and paid them off by orders
on j. H. Coffin & Co. When the
nay roll was completed, Douglass
time was made to cover the amount of
these two orders, aud on receipt OF
his check he was asked to deduct the
amount due him, and to pay over the
balance to j. H. Coffin & Co. This
he declined to do, whereupon the
check was returned to Washington
with statement of facts as above,
and instructions asked as to how to
secure the payment of the carpenter.
and reimbursement for the orders. /
beg to add 10 conclusion, Mr.. Editor.
that the "Benner" is a government
boat, her accounts and papers arcpub-
lie property, access to which is the un-
disputed right of every citizen; and
that it would seem to be duty-es-
pecially incumbent upon the presto
exercise that right by thorough ex
animation Of such accounts and papers,
before making untounded charges, cal
culated, as in the present instance, to
produce scandalous and damaging
impression. | I.am, sir, etc,
T. w. REILLY,
Supt Inspection Service.
Presidents Island Inspection Station,
August l6, 1881.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-16

CLEVELAND, August l6.-At three
o'clock this morning a FIRE broke out,
caused by supposed spontaneous COM
bustiOn, in the waste engine room Of
Rogers 4 Janges' furniture manufac.
tory, from No. So to 1876 Leonard
street. 1t communicated with Geb-
hard's sewing machine cabinet factory
adjoining and the Cleveland Wooden
Ware COmpany's factory across the
street, in the rear. Rogers & Janges'
loss is $4,000 on the stock; insurance,
Sl6,5OO. The building was owned by
B. j. Hervey and is insured for $40,
600. Gebhard's loss is $500 and his
property is insured for $4,000. The
Wooden Ware COmpany's loss is fully
covered by insurance.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-16
THE NEW YORK MARKETS.
Pronounced Depression ON Ac-
count Of the Presidents
Condition.

New YORK, August 16, II am
The alarming news regarding the
Presidents condition cast gloom
over Wall street, which was reflected
in heavy turn Of the stock market.
Speculation opened weak and under a
very pronounced pressure to sell. The
estire list recorded a sharp decline,
ranging from &c to 34c, Texas Pacific,
Louisville & Nashville, Canada South
ern, Kansas & Texas, Hannibal &
St. Joe, Reading, Union Pacific,
Wabash Pacific, and Nashville &
Chattanooga leading the downward
movement.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-16
The Weather.

WASHINGTON, August 16. - For
Tennessee and the Ohio valley, fair
weather, winds mostly easterly, sta
tiOnary or higher temperature. For
the lower lake regions warmer and fair
weather, variable winds, mostly south
easterly, stationary or lower pressure.
For the upper lake region and upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys
partly cloudy weather, warmer south
erly winds, falling barometer, possibly
followed in the northern and western
portion by rising barometer and colder
northwest winds.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-16
NAMING THE BABY.
A Case in Which the Shippers
Wife Gave the ParsOn
Terrible Shock.

Newfoundland Letter in montreal GazettO.l
The wife of Jacobs Squires, a resi-
dent of distant "outport," where
schoolmasters were scarce, applied to
the parson for the baptism Of her baby
the tenth it turned out to be, for our
fisherman as a rule are blessed with
large, or, as they expressively put it..
Heavy" families. The good lady
explained to the parson that her
skipper" has gone to the Labrador,
and had left express orders that on the
arrival of No. 10, if a girl, she was to
be christened by the name Of Hyena. I"
The parson was started and shocked at
the idea of labelling an infant with
such a dreadful name, and told the
mother that she must have made
mistake, and that it would never do to
give the name of beast Of prey TO a
christian child. Mrs. Squires per-
sisted in saying that there was no
mistake and that she dare not diverge
from the order of her skipper. After
much persuasion he induced her to
defe the baptism until the shippers
return. On his arrival he called on
the parson snd explained that his
"old woman" had made a mistake,
and that he had directed the baby
to be christened, not "Hyena," but
"Joseph Hyena." The parsou pom.
dered moment. and then the mystic
ry cleared up. "0h, | see it; jose
phine you want to name your child. F"
That's it exactly, parson, said Jacob,
but you see we couldn' { rightlyge our
tongue around it when we saw it in
print. We can call her Josey, for
short. bless her little heart, SO Joseph
Hinny be it"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-16
More Indian SIassacres.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, August
15.--A rancho fifteen miles east Of
Abrita was burned and one woman
and a boy killed by the Apaches. A
report of the destruction of village
and the massacre of its inhabitants,
near Rio Parco, is untrue. We have
reliable reports that in all twenty
Mexicans and one soldier have been
killed and one white woman captured
by the Indians. Since the 10th inst
no damage by the Indians is reported
within fifteen miles of the Atlantic &
Pacific railroad. Quite a number of
ranchemen are moving together for
safety.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-16

ONE of the High Tax papers is
jubilant over a mistake of one paper,
not on our exchange list it happens,
which the LEDGER classed as op-
posed to the 1908 act. This is a
small matter and does not affect the
general statement that the press is
tending more and more to the side OF
the people as against the high-handed
outrages and bare-faced betrsyals Of
trust in the name of State credit. A
revised list from the McMinnville
New Era appeared in the LEDGER
of the 18th inst. According to this
there are 80 papers, daily and weekly,
: bat do not bow down to Baal. Put
hat in your pipes and smoke it, and
call it a black list. 1t is a growing
list, at all events. The High Takers
dare not submit the 100 3 act to the
people, and never will, in any shape,
if they can help it. The tone Of the
general press is an indica-
tion of the feeling of the peo-
pie. Outside Of Nashville, Clarks-
Vile, Columbia, Chattanooga, and a
few other places we do not know Of
any papers that heartily indorse the
1908 act. A good many are neutral,
silent, or merely speak deprecatingly,
like. the lazy man in hot weather,
when his only plow mule was stolen
he said it was gone, and he supposed
there was no help for it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-16

THE Planters Journal of Vicks-
burg has made its appearance for
August. 1t is we'll illustrated and
handsome journal, full of valuable in
formation for the people of the South.
1t is the official organ of the National
Cotton Planters Association Of Amer
lea aud is brought out simultaneously
on the first Of each month in the cities
Of New Orleans, Vicksburg, Memphis
aud Atlanta.