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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-26

LOUISVILLE, June 25-Sales of tobac
co. 1874 hhds., market unchanged; -four
superhne, dull at s. Is; extra family
sll Is; corn, 6s@74c; oats, Asa 4sc
pork, 33e; bacon, shoulders, l62@l64c
clear sides, 2llc; lard, in tierces, 22e
ybiskey. 81 IS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-26
Administrntor's Notice.

HAyING TAKEN OUT LETTERS OF
Ill Administration upon the separate estates
Of Jackson Lynch, deceased, and pavld o'sN
ART deceased. / desire 10 make settlement; thts
Is. therefore, to notify all persons who are M
debted to either Of said estates 20 come loINhId
and settle the same. and AZ who have eia. w
AGAINST the same 10 present them 20 me, al the
Garner OF I'd and Bickford streets, Chelsea
0'i'''' - S. ID. AYDELQTTE,
Admir- OF Jackson Lynch. decd.
and Of David Stewart, decd.
r,n.. IN ls,s jel2-law4we
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chanoery Court ofMemphis. Tenn
Martha Sherwood.

Martha Sherwood.
Us.
Leon Sherwood,
TIT Appearing from affidavit in this cause that
i the defendant, Leon Shesrwood, is anon
resident of the State Of Tennessee IL Is there
fore ordered that he make his appearance mere
in at the Courthouse in the city OF Memphis.
Tennessee, on OF before the first Monday
in July next 1865. and plead, answer or
demur TO complainant's bill. or the same viii
be taken for confessed. as to him, ana set Tor
be published once a week. for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis PUBLIC LEDGER.
A copy-attest: A. ALSrON,
Clerk x Master
Robertson a. Miller. Sol. for Com. jel-law4t
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, June Is Flour and grain
very dull, prices nominally unchanged;
oats 47c; corn Gle; whiskey unchanged;
pork S32; bulk meats and bacon firm at
full prices; lard 2lic; groceries firm f;
gnld ~
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Prom ST. Louis.

ST LOUIS, June 25.-Cotton nominal,
34(a35c; -four, dull; wheat lower and
unsettled, 81 80; corn easier, Goa L6c;
oats steady, 4I@44c; pork, S33 so
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-26
DLEcTION NOTICE.

The qualified voters Of the city Of Memphis
are notified that polls will be opened at No.
Engine House. on Adams street, and No. 8 En-
zine House. on Shelby street. on the 5th day Of
July, 1866, between the hours Of 10 am. and 5
Pm, when they are required 90 vote for or
against the issue Of the Time Bonds Of the city
20 the amount Of SID,00J to fund the due debt
Of the city, and 500, 600 for the improvement
Of streets, etc, in accordance with the ordi
nance Of the Board Of Aldermen.
je7-lm JOHN PARK, Mayor.
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LEGAL.
Attachment Suit.

Fry, Ebeler 4 COL
VS..
II. Donkers. -,
| this case that the defendant, ii. DonkeIs, is
a nonresident of the State of Tennessee. 1t is
therefore ordered that he make his appearance
at my Office in the city of Memphis; shelby
county. Tennessee, on or before the 18th day OF
July, 1855 then and there to plead answer or
demur to complainants' bills, or the same will
be taken for confessed. and set for hearing ex-
parte. This 10Th day Of June, 1876.
p II. hElNRICH,
ie21- 4wlaw Justice of the Peace.
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Philadelphis.
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-10-04

Iss.SO AZ Vvnts.
Address the Publishers.
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IA German had two pigs, = large

D.. IA German had two pigs, = large
one and small one. The smaller One
being the elder, be tried to explain 70 >
customer, and he did it in this wise:
s'The little pig is the Nygest." 20
Upon which bis wife, assuming 70
correct him, said: z
''You.will excuse him, he no speak as
good English as me; he no .Eneau, that
the little pig is the biggest sa that the
youngest PIG is tho Oldest" b.,
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1t. 49, ,'66-5w. P. F.. 81 80.
Sherin.ss Sale.

-, State Of Ohio, Jackson County, S.
%D~ Vs. $, ' ,a g. =, vendl. .a
Alexander M'Colm
DURSUANT to the command of an order of
n sale issued from the Court of Common Pleas
of jackson county. Ohio, and to ME directed US
Sheriff of said county, will offer at public sale
at the door of the Court House in front of the
Grafton Block, In the town of jackson on .
Saturday, October 18th, A. d., 1866,
at one O'Clock, 2. NJ. OF said day, the following
premises, bounded and described as follows o-wt :
Six acres off of the west end Of part of lot No.
80, in town.hip Z, range IL, commencing at the
northeast corner of said lot. running thence west
so rods thence north 80 rods containing Is acres
more or less, with the appurtenances thereto be-
longing. situated in the county of jackson and
State Of Ohio.
To be sold as the property of Alexander M'Colm
at the suit of William L. Davis. .. ....... .
Valued ut SiO0.
Terms of sale-Cash -'
Given under my hand this 18th day of Sept 1866
..,-,.., . JOS. IL. WILSON, Sh'f. j. c.
James Trip, Atty for PHI.
Sept. 13 i6f-5w. Pr. SO 10.
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Master Commissioners Sale.


siat b.,,mvss ur...,. mon Pleas of jackson
Moses Sternberger, ct al, County, Ohio. N
DURSUANT to an order of sale issued from
Il said Court and to me directed US Master Com
missioner thereof, shall, on .
Saturday, October 18th, A. d., 1866,
at one O'Clock, p. NJ. of said day, at the door of
the Court House in front of the Grafton Block,
In the town of jackson, in said county, offer for
sAle at public auction, the following lands and
tenements, situated in the county Of jackson and
State Of Ohio tO-witi ,J
In-lot No. 10 in Daniel Hoffman's addition to
the town of jackson. Appraised at $120 90. ~
Also, lot No. 8 of the subdivision Of out-lOt No
80 in the north half Of the town Of Jackson.
Appraised at $3.50 90. ... ....... .t.s-
Terms of sae-Cash in hand
r.,- j. w. LONGB0N,
ay., Master Commissioner.
James Tripp, Attorney.
Hant DGe 5tv ID II Q0
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Master Commissioners Sale.

% NAoLoIC4 SO4AA141lOolO4AO4 . OdLC'
Corwine, Gregg & Co.. In the Court of Common
'. -finHA VS.. 30 Pleas Of
Chapman Isham, ct. alI jackson County, Ohio.
DURSUANT to an order of sale issued from
L. said Court and to me directed as Master Com
missioner thereof shall, on
Saturday, October 18th, A. D., 1865,
at one o'clock, p. NJ, of said day at the door Of
the Court House, in front of the Grafton Black in
the town of Jackson in said county, offer for sale
at public auction the following lands and tene'
ments, tO-wit: .......
In-ot No. y in the town of jackson, in Jack.
son county, Ohio, except SO feet and inches OF
of the south end of said lot aud also except feet
in breadth off of the west line Of said lot
Appraised as follows ''N...
The south half of said premises at $l775 0O
The north half of said premises at Sl725 OO
Terms--Cash in hand at the time of sale.
a.E ..A . j. w. LONGB0N
-EH ...L .i Master Commissioner
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". \. HuIChIns, AII Y.
Special Master. Com
miSSiOneI.7S Sale.


Albert Farmer, Pl0 vs. Mathew w. Maddox, ct
H. Def7t. jackson County Common Pleas
DURSUANT to an order Of sale issued IN this
Il case, out of.the Clerks Office of said Court,
and to me directed rs Special Master Commis
ioner Of said Court will on
Saturday, October 9th, A. d., 1865,
at one o'clock, p. NJ, at the door of the Court
House, In said county Of jackson, in front of the
Grafton Block, in the town of Jackson, expose to
sale ut public auction, the following lands and ten
ements situated in the county of Jackson, in tho
State of Ohio, and bounded and described as fol-
lows, to-wit: }
A part of the southwest quarter of the SOUTH
west quarter of section twenty-fOur, of township
eight, Of range nineteen, commencing atthe north
west corner of D. Perrys lot thence running
west on Walters line to the county road thence
along said fOad to the corner of lot No. IL thence
along said lot TO the northwest corner; thence
east 10 Matshalls northwest corner thence east
to d. Perry's line thence north to the place Of
beginning. To be sold as the property of Math-
ew w. Maddox, to satisfy a decree rendered by
said Court in favor of said Albert Farrar.
Appraised at S75 co.
= v0 JOSEPH II. WILSON,
Sh'ff j. C. and Sp1 Mast. Com'r j. G. Com Pleas.
& Sent & i66--5w--pf Ag 90 .# ... .,...
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Divorce Notice.

!TAMESR. DAY, whose place of residence Is
d unknown, Is notified that Margaret Day did,
ON the 9th day OF September A. D., 1866, file
her petition In the office Of the Clerk Of the
Court of Common Pleas within and
for The county Of jackson and State Of Ohio,
charging said James Il. Day with wilful absence
for more than three teArs, and asking that she
may be divorced from said James X. Day and that
abe may be decreed to have the custody Of her mi
nor children, which petition will stand for hearing
at the next term Of said court:
BY JAMES TRIP, her Atty. .... d,
Sent g. b6 A6w 1850
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w. A. Hutchins, Atty.
Sept. 13, '66-5w. P.F IS 10.
Master Commissioners Sale.

Master Commissioners Sale.
Corwine, Gregg s. COL In the Court of Common
vs. Pleas of
Walker Bennett, ct. ALL jackson County Ohio.
DURSUANT to an order of sale issued from
L said Court and to me directed as Master Com
missioner thereof. shall, on
Saturday, October 18th, A, d., 1866
at one O'Clock, z. NJ, of said day, at the door Of
the Court House in front of the Grafton Block, In
the town Of Jackson, in said county, offer for sale
at public auction, the following lands aud tenc-
ments, tO-wit:
In-lot No. 90 in the town of Jackson, In Jack
son county, Ohio. .| '.
Appraised at $1100 90. ....-..-.....
Ternls-Cash ih hand at the time of sale.
.Lhf-.ti ii Il .- j. w. LONGBON,
Master Commissioner.
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so guded the Presidential excursion.
PETROLEUM v. NASBY. z. M

(and likewise chaplin to the expedishn)
P.St--l forgot " meushun that at Chicago yo
laid Che corner stone OF monument 70 Douglas.
The occurrence he'd entirely Shpt my memory
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October ~. ''' on 'ne tn'ru monday In April and
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Noys SC C.u ensM
~ lroton, ohioss Byw H.tDo, w WILLIAM H ARTHUR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-21
FOREIGN NEWS.

NrT YoEK. Oct %
FARTHER PoINr, Oct 20.-The steams ship
Peruvian from Liverpool the llth. via. Lon.
don Derry the 18th inst, has arrived off this
point, the news Is exceedingly meagre.
The London daily Aers SAYS the Leeds
reform demonstration both in number and
organization is admitted to have been more
imposing than any Of the demonstration
that have preceded il.
The London Telegraph asserts that the
state of affairs in Canada every day becomes
less serious
The cattle plague has made its re-appear,
anee in the Contons OF Sussons and Schafnen
Swiieger land.
The Empress Of Mexico, has arrived in
Trieste from Rome.
A letter dated Rome on the ID inst, and
published IL The Lyons papers, SAYS the Em>
press Of Mexico s the subject Of much con
versation here 4esterday at g. m,
without having requested any audience she
presented herself 81 the Naucan 10 see the
Holy Father. She WAS Immediately received
and is SAID to have presented petition pray>
ing the Pope to sanction everything her hus-
band had doue ns Emperor OF Mexico. with
respect to religious matters. The story goes
that Pope positively refused to do so, when
the Empress declared ste would not leave
the Vatican ifthe request was not granted.
The writer adds that be cannot guarantee the
authenticity Of all this. but he II certain the
Empress did not quit the Vatican until G
o clock IN the evening. she then retired 70
the private studs of the Pope, and has Hoil-
ness continued his audiences and usual dais
routine, leaving the Empress with her ladies
in waiting.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW 0KLEAys, Oct. 20
a Tribune View Orleans special saws il is
stated that as soon as Gov Wells returns
from his home IN this country, the sheritfs
OF the different parishes will be removed for
refusing to comply with the Governor s
Convention proclamation. 4 messenger was
sent some time since te Washington to confer
with the Attorney General who i represents
ed u having stated u the presence Of the
President that the Governor had perfect
right 10 so act Gen Sheridan was appeal
ed 10 ior military assistance to carry out the
programme, and aisa to arrest several par
ties accused Of having committed murders
on the anth Of july, and against whom the
civil authorities have failed 10 proceed Ae-
tior has been DELAYED uutii the troops which
have since arrived could be concentrated In
the cItv Threats are made that II the militia
~ attempt 70 make these arrests, the various
rebel secret associations which are known 10
he well armed, viii resist and oyerpower the
military, and massacre all mon men. An
attempt was recently made TO assassinate
Col. Frisbv, at his hotel IN Alexandria The
Colonel is extensively engaged in Gotten
planting and employing five hundred negroes.
who formerly served in hls regiment He
was subsequently, notified by committee of
prominent citizens. headed by Judge Bryan.
taat he must leave the parish they wanted
ne Yankees there. and hereafter they would
not be allowed to cultivate plantations.
There are nineteen cases Of murder on the
docket Of the Alexardria court. and the pre-
siding Judge represents the parish 10 be in
such q state ii anarchy tia, there is no pros
pect OF bringing any OF them to trial. From
reports received from Trustworthy parties in
different parishes to whom application was
made for correct cotton and sugar statistics
We estimate the cotton crop for the State al
25o. .0oo bales, and the sugar at 60.uo hogs
heads
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FROM PANAMA.
Nrw YnRk. Oct

New ORR. Oct ~.
Panama dates OF the 18th announce the
arrival OF the steamer from Australia and
New Zealand, with mail from those conn.
tries. but none from Nlctori1, as the govern
ment of that country has refused to contrib
ute anything toward establishing the line
The steamer brought $4,000 in coin and
gold dust.
A new cabinet mad been formed in New
Zealand.
The harvest prospects throughout the colo
niss continued good. The markets are fully
.s1pplied with Chlian breadstuffs, but the
stocks Of California are small. Oregon lum
ber would command high prices. Finances
we're in fiourishng condition.
A fire al Auckland commencing in the
Governor Hobson Hotel, destroyed $1,000,
coo worth of property. Another at Nelson
destroyed three hotels, the Temperance Hall
Young Mems Christian Association rooms
and thirteen other houses.
There is no news of consequence from Pan
anna, and that from the coast is equal,
vague.
The papers are discussing the probable re-
4 turn of the Spanish fleet. and the differen
7 Republics continue to strengthen their ALI
ance and fortify their ports. They say tina
( If the war be renewed it will be desperat
4 one.
/ The Government of Perm requires foreign
/ ers to pay the personal tax, and allows then
10 vote.
The Government of Ecuador has!decree'
J the expulsion of all Spaniards who woul
not be naturalized in so days
| Mr.. Coggeshall, the new American Minis
ter, was received on the 22d of September
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FROM TORONTO.
TesoSro. Oct. .

feRoNro, Oct. 20.
James J. Rogers Darrister. Of New York
CITY. has volunteered his services gratis to
defend such prisoners as are Fenian Ameri-
can citizens. In doing so he stipulates that
he should receive safe conduct from the
court. While here the application was made
TO Mr.. Justice Wilson through Mr.. Thurston,
American Consul. After consultation with
Hon Mr.. Cameron. his Lordship refused the
application on the ground that the applicant
was not entitled to practice in Canadian
courts. None of the trials viii be proceeded
with before Wednesday next, by which time
considerable namber of prisoners will be
ready for trial. When these State trials are
taken up they will occupy the attention of the
present Judge until they are all gone through
with. which will probably be three weeks.
More Fenian prisoners were srraigned to-
day, one Of whom proved to be lunatic.
The American Consul intimated to the court
that he had received instructions from Wash
lngton to engage counsel for all prisoners OF
American birth
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Oct 90
By the sale Of ST, Johns Park to the Hnd
son River X K. Company, Trinity parish
receives 100000, the remainder of the one
hundred thousand paid therefor, being divid
ed among the owners of property surround
ing the Park, at the rate Of Sl3, 900 per lot.
The Revenue Commission. which was in
session during the past fortnight, at the Astor
House, has taken recess for u few days and
Will resume It's labors next week. 4 large
amount OF testimony relative TO frauds IL the
Custom House, was taken during the session.
The report of Deputy Health Officer. Bis
sci. received to.day from the hopitai ship. Is
very favor able: no deaths having occurred
from cholera and no admissions Of new pa
tents having taken place since the previous
return. The steamer Helvetia. whose pass
engers have been The sufferers, has been
thoroughly cleansed and fumigated. The
report says she will come up to the city on
Sunday evening or Monday morning.
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FROM CANADA.
Trial ofFenian Prisoners-A Row In the
Canadian Cabinet.

A Herald Toronto special says, SIX Eenlan
prisoners were arraigned there Yesterday. All
pleaded not guilty. After the prisoners were
removed NJ. q Brien, Col. Lynch Attorney
made application 10 the Court for a safe con
due, to Canada, for Gen. q Neil and Colonel
Starr. to testify thar Col. Lynch was no, pres
ent during the iigh; at kidgway or Fort Erie.
The Judge stated that they would be liable to
arrest New ! ork lawyer has proposed to
defend the prisoners if permitted TO plead in
G Canadian Court, bnt he was informed that
1t was against their laws TO allow foreigner
10 plead in their Courts.
A Herald Ottawa dispatch says, il is said
a serious row has occurred in the Canadian
Cabinet Mr. Gait wishes to get back into
his old place. rs Finance Minister. Mr. How
ard who exchanged the Post Office Depart
ment for the Financial Ministryship, refuses
to 60 back.
The trial of the three Fenian prisoners at
Cornwall, takes place on the 18th inst.
QuEBEc, Oct 2o.-Oontributions of food
and money are coming in. An address ap.
peaiing to the charity of the Provinces anc
the world generally, was adopted. The Mayor
is authorized TO ask Government aid. A large
number of the sufferers are leaving the city
Weather fine
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FROM NEW YORK.
Interesting suit-Heavy Failure.


New York. Oct 90
An Interesting suit has been commenced ii
the Supreme Court by Mr. Calvin Lewis
Robinson againv, Mr.. Ethel Dred Woodward
Both parties, al the outbreak of the war,
were residents Of Jacksonville, Florida. The
plaintiff claims that in March 1852, defend,
ant headed gang who burned up large
quantity of property belonging to him, and
now sues "a recover its value. Woodward
vas arrested III this city, and held in $50 ooe
bail motion Is now made to vacate the
order Of arrest. The case will be argued
next Saturday before Judge Clarke. in the
chambers of the supreme Court
tribune Cohoes special dispatch saws an
extensive knitting frm al Ouhoes has sus.
pended. The concern also manufactured
axes The liabilities are known TO exceed
$4,000, and may possibly reach nearly
$1,000. 900. Judgments have been confirmed
for nearly Sl00, ,000. II is not believed tha,
the firm will be able to weather the storm,
and resume operation.
A Tribune Leavenworth special says Gen.
Sherman is hurryiug forward troops TO the
scene Of the Indian ontrages.
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FROM BALTIMORE.


BALTIMORE, Oct. 20.
No new developments have yet been ma de
in regard 10 the police difficulty. The police
Commissioners will respond TO the charge
q official misconduct preferred agains, them,
through Russell.
On Monday, Gov. Swami made a visit TO
Washington To-day there is much specula-
ton and many rumors are afoat as to the OBJ
iect of bis visit, nothing definite is known in
respect to il Everything as ye; in regard to
ii is conjecture.
The boys in blue hold another meeting
tonight to sustain the police Commissioners,
and the Directors OF the First National Bank
of which Gov. Swami is President, have
petitioned him 10 desist from his purposes il
regard to the Commissioners.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Question.
WARRINGTON, Oct. %.

A Times Washington special says the con-
test over the Baltimore Police Commission.
e,s is exciting much interest here, In view of
the possibility that the President NAV be
called on by the Governor to interfere. Gov.
Swan will probably remove the Commission
ers, as he sympathize strongly with the ele-
ment seeking their removal. The ComBis>
sieners will resist the Governor on the ground
that they cannot be removed except BY regu-
lar trial and conviction, and they viii un
doubtediy assert their position by the force
under their control. The offense of the Com
missioners seems TO be that they appoint jud
ges Of the election who enforce the registry
law so strineently that returned rebels and
Southern sympathizers cannot register them>
selves without committing perjury.
The Herdlds Washington special SAYS:
There are quite number of gentlemen here
who are urging parties in high places TO make
formal demand on the British Government
in the claim matter
Hon H. W Hitchcock, Congressional Del
egate from Nebraska. has arrived in this city
and states that the grain crops IN that Terri>
tory exceed in luxuriance any that he ever
saw. lie thinks il perfeet& safe estimate
that the wheat crop viii average at least 40
bushels to the acre.