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THE YUNDT SEDUCTION CASE.
Verdict for Plaintiff 600 Damages
An appeal.

Especial Correspondence Chicago TrIbune.1
..., dsSEvA- Kline Co., Feb. ~.
The great seduction. .ease Of II astYunft IA. Yundt
The first ease tried IN The Unltsd States where m
aoecnt husband has sued for the seduction OF bis
we. who had died hs'oFe he Obtained Eow1edge
Of The criminal intercourse. has been terminated,
The jury settred 1om th,, court al about four
o'clock, and when counsel -on both sides wern ah-
SEM, tne telegraph Office IL closed and the Judge
upon verdict, Il ras an unexpected one The
GonIt had Instructed them, IN substance, shat If
LEE aateeaJ "e56 ItoSf and the paternity Of the
Inu @ tnat Waa aoofe20 as satisfactory TO them, the
t m WE VIII Iao a31es dant and having found iAese
ecseed the damages u 450n0 ~ ~
Cpon rtti1ing feoks he conrt nom the sto,d
sen h9l h.e planI6: and TWO for defendant, but the
@ ssuui" p kns aetf uc'tou given aboge bTou.htthem
The first ballot - avpf assrrsmenfs s,rv;o, f-nn,
4 ge ~ n1tesn taos sand dollars. Upon this ques-
uoa tnese Was 9f lic stormy debate, resulting in
t9e eoDpsonasS verdict spoken Of. Tbs defendant
uuce .eok sst ps to carry the matteF to The Su-
E.ene IT, 1aaet I'D the pIautiH being willing to rest
arEnEsalt, It vas oyerruied. "+'-@0N"
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TheftH nf Prize &snnr9n

NE" foRR. Feb. A.-The fbtt has a rumor Of
extensive frauds and theita o United State. pr1xe
goods stolen nom Union stote-houses in Brook
lyn. II Il said that United States officers are im-
P1cated. and that evidence has been accum mulailnc
To- @ I've years. The thet,s, 1t Is sad, viii amount 70
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heart could eause any Northern man who was
taught bette. 10 gratuitoua1y cueagge In 1t.
There Is rs much difference bctween the NOR.
anty and Righteousness Of Charles Sumner.
going about telling his whito brethren that 1t
Is wrong and sinful to oppress the negro, aud
the Chicago Times, going to and fro whisper
Ing to them that II is right and sinless TO
tranple on him, as between The characters Of
an admonishing angel and tempting devil.
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~ However II may b elsewhere, 1t IL true that
In Chicago a very large portion OF the republican
Lie radical aasaiIsnts.-Chinago 1naes-
After careful and extensive inquiring we
can hear of no Republicans who 'sustaiu"
either the veto Of the President or indorse his
naudlln harrangue to the rebel and Copper
head mob In Washington. The only Repub-
Acan who Is even doubtful or straddltng the
fence, is the editor Of the Chicago Journal,
who can't make up his mind which "mastcr
10 serve''-Andy johnson or Congress. And
IN lie fase Of the positive declaration of our
eayior that "no mau --- 4-o ,o,,t.r. y,
has undertaken to do 1t, and u earning liz
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NEW foRK. Feb. oi.-Co,1repondence from
Buenod AyTe- explains the causes OF lhe heretofore
fsported rupture between Urneuay and Chill. The
aend ont p1iSaleertno vessels from that port 4anat
Spanish commerce. snd also hiring Spantah esp
tn1ed vessel. into tzug1aysn ports fer condeuna-
against this. and the Gillian Minister lett his post
TO return home F
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Attempted Treaaurv Fr.nd,

a, W4sHLSa1oH, Feb. sa-A plot 10 abstract tou3
the Quaztermaste1s offices printed cheeks or blanss
10 oe used tu obtaining money from the Tfe1su.J
y forgery, has been reported to The authorizes
and aRents Of the Quarte1naster's Department to
be on their ruSrf ~
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NEW fonK, Feb GA desrateh !tom Washing
len to the morning papess says Tia folio gtuo des
patch has been received In Washington nsom IL,
nation IL restord and the country Is ssfe. The
F1ss,dents speech Is triumphant and the country
{S1gned,1 Wn. Sxvaen
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ANT1-MON0POLY 1EETING.

tsHtta1 Despatch to the Chic.en T,,,r,.1
.,n. hoSkrR H1IL, m, Feb. g.
an ano-saihosd Monopoly couytn,,on ~. h.,,
here so-dsy. The peopaeAre aroused ma n,o-.1 :.
heenlly subscribed. Hon. John T, Psnn,,,rnr -. .
eettea delegaie 10 the bloomington cnsr-....s
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WASHINGTON. Feb, 2t.-The Mary Department
ted States ~as steamer Brooklyn ii Rio de- .Ianeiro
on ne 11th OF January TINS will quiet the apprc.
DECISIONS That have existed relatire to the safety OF
that vessel 80
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teo5e Or two q dzst rate sound readers win md r.
s,taha Situations Il healthy catcs, b. carly 12pn+
S1ont Sauon 70 the Slpes1utccdc1ts Of Soune.u Ines,
.nT,I eeas humber Of very yourg and neouprteut
nnrn oIesatora IN the principal od1ees south, have
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cx1Pts or LIVE Hoas At cH1nAao FOE

| Tot0-.......-... -. 751,99sa 1,G2t2B ta9Q48
The .hipmenis OF Live Hogs tpr the xesk ending
to-day wtEe ,s19. aganat s.U last weak, and Go9l
for the same daie Last year.. The shipments ot
Dressed Hogs were 1.7s6, agatrst c,624 last week,
and 400 for the Corresponding weak last yenr,
The following liable shows tha weekly shipments
OF Live Hcxs rom October TT 10 dale. for tb,ea
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CHEBAEsE, ILL.,, Feb. 2l-S. H. Haslsud. Il sr.
M mtr: torme1l, from auburn, n r, while attempt-
mT 70 get on boarG freight tram II motion, pssr
hours. ~ 49, AZ"
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PORK PAGING IN CHICAGO.

Heeelpts and shipments Of HoGs, 1.-Two
md Dresset1 from October to Date
Approximate sta.istIc. Of Packing.
The tece1pts Of Live Hog for the week eudiusfo-
day amount 10 16>1;s against Is ~ Iaai week, ana
a1s8 for The corresponding week Ast ycsr The rc-
ceipts Of Dressed Hogs we're &ss7, against 10 1853
Last week, and 3,9c3 for the aame week ta 1855,
The following tabe shows tha receipts Of uyo
and Dressed Hogs from tho dsss Of. December to
date for three seasons:
NIEKLr REcxIr1s or LIVE uoas Al cH1uAao rom
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E17snrEGH. Feb. a-lhere Is an Ice gorge In tns
sf MI a. ~ Gfty. The water Is aye feet deep on
aialn ttfeet- The damage IL already grcat and
,e. me1se 70 come. The Mouongahca river ia eight
clear. -'k- "Sotoes
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Nn1AEAPoL14, Feb. 2i.-Ata Democratic conn.
convention held he1s to-day. resolutions iuily
Icy and The yeto OF the Freedmen's Hureau Eli
were adopted. A'
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we're played ont twenty years ago h this
country, and which France. Austrin aud Bel
| gium-the whole Of Europe In dne-sre piv-
Ing up Just simply because ney don't pav,
| Much IS we desire-not in our own interest -
| much as In that OF truth-that America tbon,5
give up the dark-ages superstition of nrotac.
tion' and comnana her own markets mot haye
them chosen for her by half dozen moneyed
ardstoc1ats-we are In hopes that you win not
permit this new issue to interfere with thu
still moro important one Of reconstruction
and that Congress and people alike will never
permit rebels at heart to regain their rights
as c1tNens until they cease to do vron7 IN
their laboring population. There Isl Widc
difference between freedom OF labor and fraa.
dom Of trade, although the two ought IA eo
hand IN hand together. slaYery-and den1j.
Eat1on OF the right Of citizenship /, slavery:
Is u crime, whilst protection is merely an er-
rot' resident johnson Is landed no 10 the
very skies in this country by the Tina. s.7u.
dard, Telegraph and other Journal, which
were paraeeps e7am.ais with the rebcllion
and his very greatest paneeyrist ts the Co,n,o.
po'aan, the old secesh Znder uudcr a n.E
name. The friends of the Union ar, a,1s,,.
snen they see your President In such ques-.
uonaoie company, and men like Mr.. Dricbt
Ie pamea whenever the subject of recon
stfaciim Is broached. Nj. johnson NAV be
sound N spite Of his associates, but he Ger.
talnly should remember the apostolic prc-
ccp-: Not to let his good be evil spoken
AN ANaLo-AAERIoAN PAPER, -,-
paper entitled The Anglo- american T;m.,
, 1866-02-26
Balance len Tor packen and butchers. 5l4

Mr.. Htnsy Nilward. in his weekly circular. pab-
lished elsewhere, enliuates the packing for The,
aenson at $50 head, including The hogs, hye and
dressed, in the handA OF the packers.
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NEW SORK, Feb. 9t-Secetary Seward Is to be
entertained BY the Hon, R1tba{i schcl this ereu-
Ing, at The rooms Of the Manhattan Club, where a
grand banquet has been prepared for him.
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NEW foRK4 Feb sl.-The steamers City OF Lon.
con for Liverpool Eremen Tor Bremen. scotland
~ Liverpool. Matamorus, 4arnion. and George
Washing ion, for New Orleans. and San Snlyaiinr
Tor Savannah, 1elt this port to-day.
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HAITENoRE. Feb. 1L-At fire thi. morning at 6
O'clock. on the conner Of All and Fayelte STREETS,
1an1lT Of ire persons wrre burned to death,
their e.cape being cut oH BY the 1anes.
, 1866-02-26

Telegraph Operators Wanted.
NV YoRK, Feb. N--The Southern telegraph lines
arc much tn need Of more experienced and crnpe-
tent operatoks, knd Ha zEe authorized 70 ~ hat
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Deduettug shs shipments ftozn the receipts, tha
balance shouA indicate about tho number lett ovsr
for packing sud butcher.pK:
Rtcefpr1 frnaa Oct. to otAIe...-.....,,E Ersaa
5htpIneufs :" ~ -..-.,....-.x,,, 9H E7J
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Shorter catechiam on the Protective
.. Tariff.


- Tariff.
Ed'tort Cn1caeo Tribune;
beg leave TO submit another chnnter of
the "Shorter Catechism on the Protective
1arit1:" Allow me to remark, by way Of pre-
lace, that am not striving to convince your
correspondent who styles himself indaer-
emily "Frotection," and ~. NJ" lam
endeayortng to convince the public, and when
I Ind in his diatribcs anything which
think Is likely to produce a greater
impression on the public than is usu-
ally madc by unsupported assertions,
aud an exaggerated rhetoric, shall give #
The proper attention. / observe that he oh.
Jects to the use Of tho word "robberyn ~ In the
discussion, and quotes the dictionary to show
that robbery is only pcrpetrated when pcr
soual violence Is used, and where the party
robbed is put in bodily peril I conclude,
therefore. that he prefers the word larreau. /
should have no objection to using the word
larceny instead OF robbery, but i apprchend
The public are not In the habit of drawing
such nice legal distinctions, and that nobody
supposes that he Is put in bodily peril when
Ills property Is taken Away from him by a
protective tariff, and half OF It given to some
body else, and the other half thrown into the
sea- ANTI-AIoSopoLY.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-23

signatures are those of Bismark, Karolyi
and Brenner; and the stipulations, as
officially announced, are to the following
effect:
Austria is to lose no territory except
that of Venetia
The Emperor of Austria recognizes the
dissolution Of the Germanic Confedera-
ton, and gives his assent to new organ
ization, from which Austria shall be ex-
Guided
Austria relinquishes all claims 10
Schleswig aud Holstein.
Prussia is to receive from Austria four
hundred million thalers to cover war ex-
penses; but from this sum is to be de-
Quoted the amount of the indemnity for
war expenses which Austria has still'the
right of exacting from Schleswig and
Holstein, in virtue of the treaty of Octo-
Der 20, 1864, say fifteen million OF thalers,
besides FIVE million as the equivalent Of
the expenses Of maintaining the Pms
sian army borne by the countries OF Aus
tria occupied by that army until the con-
clusion OF peace.
Prussia agrees to gain the consent OF
Italy to these arrangements as soon as
Victor Emanuel obtains full possession
of Venetia.
The remaining articles siipulate for
the armstice between the armies of the
several belligerents as heretofore pub
lished
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-23
FALLING HEADS.

ANDY Johnson has got his back up
at last, and heads are falling thick as
Leaves, Let the work go on. No Presi-
dent was ever SO abused as heis. No
President has ever tolerated such abuse
from his officials. Those of them who
are not demonstrative, are silently bitter
SAUNDERS, and PERKINS, and JONES, we
know to be active friends of the Presi.
dent. Judge PERKINS is a Northern
man, but is a citizen whom Southern
men respect. So they respect all men OF
the North who come to reside among us,
and do not assume TO be our overseers'
That we cannot forgive - that we can
not tolerate. -......g.f i3
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-23
ALABAMA LOYALTY.

The Cincinnati Union says; 10 la
bama, the President Of the recent State
Convention affirmed for himself and the
members Of that body, that they had ac-
cepted without mental reservation, the
conditions dictated by the President and
are prepared Loyalty to sustain the Union.
They abide by the results Of the war in
good faith, aud are only anxious to ter
inmate alienation and suffering Ruined
in fortune he remarked, with sad SIN
ceriiy, mourning for our dead, wearied
with war, signing for peace, We simply
desire to see reinsiaied the old prosper
ity. This, too, from State which Mr.
Speaker CoLFAx singles out for his most
emphatic malediction"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-23
THE NEW YORK DETECTIVES.

The superintendent of the New York
police, it is said has discovered that
many of the' detectives Of that city are
in secret league with extensive gangs OF
counterfsiters. The head of the detec-
tive force has been removed on this
account, and there is great CONSERVATION
among his subordinates When officers
of justice, upon whom people rely to
detect villainy, become secret confede-
rates of rogues, the evil to society can
scarcely be measured. Not only in New
York does this criminal relation exist,
but we fear it also extends to other cities
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-23
Cholera Increasing attn. Orleans
Reunion OF N. Y, Odd-FellOws,
Important News from Mexico,
NapOlean Declines Assistance.
MaximilliOn 10 Leave Mexico,
The WOrkingmen's Convention.

LONDON, August %, noon.-The re-
ported closing of the peace negotiations
between Austria, Prussia and Bavaria
is premature, they are still in progress,
and it is believed that they will soon be
brought to satisfactory and successful
termination.
PARIS, August %, pm-It is said that
the Empress of Mexico has failed in her
mission, Napoleon having refused, it is
said, to grant further assistance. In
! connection with this statement, re-
port is current, with some degree Of
crediblity, that Macmillan will soon
return to Europe
LONDON, August %, p.m.-The official
quotations of American securities at the
close Of business. we're 5-20s, 7Of; con.
soils declined /, official figures at closing
were ssl.
LIVERPOOL, August %, RM.-There is
no change to report in commercial mat
tiers, with the single exception of pork,
which is still advancing.
The Moscow Gazette, journal which
exercises a great moral power over the
Russian Government, publishes an arti,
Gle of serious import, in which Prussia
and Bismark are plainly assured that
Russia does not fear the needle gun, and
does not like the territorial aggrandize-
ment of that kingdom. The writer ad-
vises the Gear to seize the Grand Duchy
of Posen, and retain it as pledge for
the proper maintenance of the European
equilibrium.
New York, August 23.--After sepa-
ration of nineteen years, the Grand
Lodges /. o. o. F. Of Southern and
Northern New York have united, and
held their regular annual meeting, under
the name of the Grand Lodge of the
State Of New York, in Odd Fellows
Hall. There were l96 lodges repre-
| scented.
New ORLEANS, August 30 There were
twenty deaths from cholera yester-
day.
Brazos Santiago advices Of the 18th
say that all is quiet in Matamoros. Ca
males is in command, and all officers,
civil and military, gave in their adhesion
to him yesterday. Caravajal remains
with his family at Brownsville. Gen.
Wallace obtained a peremptory order
from Canales for the delivery of his arms
munitions, which have been safely stored
on the American side
BALTIMORE, August %. The Labor
Convention adopted resolutions declar
ing that the working men should GU
loose from existing political parties
and organize a National Labor party
the object Of which should be to secure
the enactment Of a law making
eight hours a legal days work by Con
gress and the several State Legislatures
and the election Of men pledged to sus
tain the interests Of the working classes
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-23
UNCONSTITUTIONAL

The Nashville Gazette says: About
a week since we ventured to pronounce
that the constitationaliiy Of the act could
not be tried upon a proceeding against
the Commissioner. Since then we have
been led to think that possibly the die
ton was wrong. We learn that the sp-
plication for a mdnddmus in Williamson
county was deliberately ana cautiously
advised by eminent counsel; and also
that Judge COOPER, Of the Shelbyyille
Circuit, upon similar process, had de
cided the act TO be invalid, 50 far as il
operates disfranchisement Of the citi-
zen. From that decision an appeal ha,
been takeH TO the Supreme Court"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-23
THE CABLE IN MEXICO.

1t is stated that since the Atlantic ca
BILE has been laid, NAroLEoS has kept
up q constant telegraphic communication
with MAxIxILIAg, there being, BY means
of the ocean cable, continuous tele-
graphic line from Paris through London
and New York to Galveston, Texas. A
fast steamer connecting Galveston and
Vera Cruz carries dispatches between
those places in very short time. The
influence Of the cable upon Mexico, by
putting MACMILLAN almost under the
direct supervision of NAPOLEON, must
be very great.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-23
BLEAcHED INDIA RUBBER.

A process has been discovered OF
bleaching India rubber so as to make il
perfectly white, and when hardened it
can he manufactured into collars and
cuffs. The process is a chemical one,
but the fumes Of the drugs used are SO
fatal 10 the workmen engaged, that they
have to be encased in armor, and are
supplied with pure air by means Of
pumps, the supply being drawn from
other apartments than the one in which
they work.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-23
I SATURDAY. NIGHT.

On Saturday night next, the people oil
Memphis will hold meeting and ratity
the proceedings of the Philadelphia Con-
vention. 1t will be a monster gathering
the greatest Of the great patriotic
gatherings of Memphis. HENRY, HAYNES,
and AVERY, and other elegant speakers,
will be present. We should like to hesr
the eloquent voice of E. NJ. YRRGER, on
that occasion Let our friends from
the country come in and swell the throng
Let the Radicals attend They may
learn something to their advantage.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-23
BY TELEGRAPH.
COTTON AND GOLD QUOTATIONS

LIVERPOOL, August %. Cotton, quiet
and unchnnghed demand moderate,
with sales to-day of 10000 bales mid
ding upland at l33d; 5-2O's, 7Ol.
The steamer Germania sailed to-day
with 100000 sterling, for the New York
market. Political news unimportant.
New YORK, Aug 23-l0:30 A-M-Cot-
ton, quiet, at 3l@35c; gold, frmer;
opened at 1904
New YORK, August 70, II M-'Gold
1893; exchange 1919, for sixty days;
cotton quiet at 1906.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-23

afterwards, when the merchant had all
most forgotten the occurrence, the boy
again made his appearance and asked to
redeem his note Upon inquiry, the boy
said he had invested the so cents in
newspapers aud oranges, and had al
ready made about forty dollars. He was
an orphan, but thought he was able to
take care of himself A more striking
example of what energy will do among
the poor and friendless we have seldom
seen. 1t is worthy of imitation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-23
A CRUEL SCHOOL MISTRESS.

The citizens of Lenox, Mass, are
greatly incensed against teacher in one
of the primary schools there named
FRANCES WILLIAMS. who beat little
child in a cruel manner for mispro-
nouncing word. The child was not
quite five years old, and he was pounded
on the 18th day of July, with ruler, so
that twelve days afterward his back,
shoulder and arms above the elbows
plainly showed the marks of the shame
full punishment.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-23

eJ- The Columbia Gazette says
Dull, quiet and monotonous remain the
affairs of the city. No money in the
country and the farmers who but a few
days ago wore smiles Outright prospects,
and greeted us with a cheerful good
morning" now meet us with long faces,
evidently showing that crops are being
blasted by the continuance of an almost
fatal drouth. IuFg 1Nuf Ia
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-23
BEAUREGARD A PRINCE.

The Philadelphia Ledger has this item:
"The rebel Gen. BEAuREGARD, now in
Europe, is seriously considering the &C.
ceptanee Of the title Of Prince from the
Roumanians Of Moldo- Wallachia. He is
to have command of the military forces;
to rank next TO the Hospodsr; receive
100000 in cash and large salary, and
can also provide snug berths foras many
Of his rebel military friends as he
chooses"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-23
M DiCAL.
A NEW ERA In DENTISTRY.
Teeth Extracted Without Pain. by
the Aid of Local Agencies.
M e DiCAL.

TT WILL BE HIGHLY GRATIFYING
i to the many thousands who are suffering with
decayed and aching teeth, and who have been
dreading to have them extracted for years, to
learn that Dr. j. b. WATSON dentist. of this city.
is extracting teeth daily. with the aid of an en-
tirely new discovery, without giving the slight
est pain and without the least possible danger
or Inconvenience to the patient whatever. And
by his great facilities for manufacturing p late
work, can insert new teeth in any number,
from one to an entire full set. in few hours
after extraction, which teeth are entirely natu-
raj, and can be worn with every degree of com
fort Until the mouth and gums are in suitable
condition for permanent set.
So Office. corner of Main and Monroe, No.
2l0 augl-3m
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-23

In Milwaukee, few weeks ago, rag.
ced boy called upon a merchant and
asked the loan Of so cents, for which he
promised to give his note and ten per
cent interest The merchant was struck
by the novelty Of the proposal, and ind
ing the boy intelligent and apparently
honest, gave him so cents, and, as he IN
sisted on il, took his note. A month
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-23
GEN. LEE AND A HISTORY OF The VAR.

The Richmond Cva) EaqAirr thus
contradicts the story that Gen. Leg is
writing history Of his campaigns in the
late war. II says: Gen. BoBEET E. LEE
is no; writing history Of his campaigns
for publication, as has been reported, but
he will publish in November new ed
ton Of Memoirs Of the War in the
Southern Department Of the Unitsd
States, by Col Henry LEE" Il vas
originally published in ils0s, and again
in ls2s, but copies are very rare Gen
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-23

s0 The Pulaski Citizen says Won
der Why Gov BRowSrow has mot APP
pointed Commissioner Of Registration
for this county, Does he intend to leave
US out entirely, or is it difficult to fud 4
man in this good old county base enough
to do his dirty work
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-23

T OOK AT THE PRICES OF A FEW AR
IL ticles given below. and then give US call
and satisfy yourselves that
We ara hound to Sell Cheap,
we ae
Calicoes, fast colors, 15c per yard.
Bed Ticking, 20 to 40 cents per yard.
Bleached Domestics, Is, 20. % and BIC. per yard.
Brown Domestics, 20 and 80 cents per yard.
"a, i0-4 and ia Sheetings. at reduced prices.
Jaconets, % cts. per yard, worth so cts per y'd.
plain Swiss, 30c. per yard, worth SOC. per yard.
Checked Muslin. at SOC. per yard, worth SOC;
Nainsooks, Brilliant Marsciles. and other
white goods. nj fully one-half less than the
same can be bought in this city.
Alchemy, and other goods for waists, at from
6Oc. to 81 % per yard.
MarsellleJ CRIB CoVeriids' LOT % - 10 so' anu
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-23

Da. Col A. P. RICHARDS, late Demo
cratic candidate for Congress in the
Jefferson City, Missouri, District, has
been forcibly prevented from speaking
twice in Miller county, by alleged Rhdi-
Gals, and some Of the Democratic papers
call on their friends to meet Radical pis-
tolls with Conservative pistola