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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-17

II appears from evidence in the office
of the Comptroller of Currency, that all
the failures of national banks thus far,
have been, caused by their keeping 40.
counts with private banks. The Comp
troller has therefore issued circular,
which will be Immediately forwarded to
all national banks, directing them TO
keep no account with private banks.
The meeting of the Cabinet to-day was
attended by all the members except At,
'torney- General Speed and Secretary Sew
ard. The latter was represented by the
Assistant Secretary Of State, Fred. Sew
ard. The session did not continue much
over an hour ,,as,afss -. 'ss.sss'sas
A Board of Engineers, who have been
in session for some time for, the purpose
ofsexamining into the condition OF our
coast deiences, with view of making
some additional changes, Of several
points, have made report ON our sea
coast works, Many of them are reported
to be worthless. bfaW ~ stn .ir :
A. delegation of theatrical managers
were before the Committee on Ways and
Means to urge deduction of tax on the
gross receipts of theatres. They desired
the tax to be placed on the net receipts
They informed the delegation If they
made any change ofvtax from the gross
to the net receipts in any business, they
would include theatres. 20 aaf.,
A statement appears, on authority, that
two of the Grand Jury whoindicted jeff.
Davis did not believe he had been guilty
of treason, aud voted. against indicting
him. They were from Alexandria ls.
The Senate to-day passed the House
bill authorizing term of the United
States Circuit Court to be held in Rich
mond, in June This seems to settle the
question so far as this Court isconcerned
n the trial of JEFF. Davis, next week.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-17
A NOTE oF9ALARM.

1t is refreshing to the truly loyal hear
ours, for example-to view the con
sternation rapidly gathering on the face
Of Radicalism. When that, bold, bad
party attacked ANDREW JOHNSON, they
attacked fortress that could neither be
stormed, nor seduced into surrender.
When they first boldly marched against
the Constitution, behind which he stood,
they supposed that he would surrender
to odds so formidable Refusing the de-
nand made for surrender, they hurled
their whole force against him. Repulse
only maddened them, and gathering to-
gether their shattered forces, they re-
peated again and again the desperate
charge. Finally, they resorted to STRAIT
egg to accomplish that which physical
force bad abandoned as impracticable,
and, to meet this sort of attack the Pres
ident, betook. himself to strategy. He
is, according to Radical authority
invading Ohio with a - view of
separating that State from the besiegers
of the Constitution They say that
information from al. parts of Ohio
shows that vigorous efforts are being
made throughout that State TO elect Con
sentative men at the primary elections
over Union men who retire from .promi-
nent Offices, and who will make secret
pledges for the purpose of influencing
the character Of the. Union ConveHtion.
This inAuenceis being exerted through
office-holders, and one of the principal
workers in the matter is S. R. SLOAN,
special agent Of the Postofice Depart
ment, who is assiduouslyo using all the
advantage of his position, his labors even
now extending to Washington, where be
arrived soon after the first and second
yetoes, and to inform the, members of
Congress that Ohio was almost unit for
JOHNSON" ..,.s,.,,,
Well done for the President, if this
statement Of his enemies be true. In
war this species of tactics is legitimate,
and is to be,we trust, thorou ghIy effective.
He is turning out Of Office those who OPP.
pose his policy, and filing their places
with his friends The attempt of the
Senate to check this sort of strategy
failed He was right. and they knew it.
1t was just what every Radical knew be-
would do underline circumstances They
are still doomed to confront other agen-
cies no less powerful in the President
hands. He has cut the Republican party
in two, as a cheese is cut with cheese
knife. In every State he has an element
at work--a nucleus OF Republieanism-
,unquestionably loyal, around which the
whole Democracy will rally. and the
waves of public, popular opinion flow.
He may control the very State Conven-
tons, and thus defeat his prosecutors in
their own halls He now has grand
army to sustain him, and the star of his
destiny comes up bright and glorious
from the rolling wrathful clouds that
have so long obscured it Wol wo to
Radicalism
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-17
COLORADO.

The President has again placed his
will against that Of Congress. His veto
of the Colorado bill is said to be short
and to the point, From fifteen to thirty
thousand people scattered over a wilder
ness would possess as much power in
Congress as the four millions in the State
Of New York. Only Radical can per
ceive any justice in such measure. Bot
the truth is, the admission of that Terri
tory would have strengthened the Radi-
Gals BY the addition Of two Senators.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-17
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-17

in jolly boat, another candidate for
fool-hardy nautical honors, named JOHN
NJ. HUDSON, ANNOUNCES his determine
ton of tying to accomplish the feat with
a boat twenty-six feet long and six feet
wide. His craft is metallic lifeboat,
full shiplrigged.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-17

gas- Attorney General Gill, of Wis
consin has decided that AMMAN, who was
elected town clerk and justice of the
peace in the town of Red River, Kewanee
county, cannot hold those offices, 2" hav-
ing serredas volunteer in the late rebel
army. thereby, forfeiting all political
rights under the United States Govern
ment."
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eoRIEG THE RID.

On Thursday last, lady, wearing a
red opera cloak, was passing along the
street in Quincy, where come cattle were
being driven. One Of them, attracted
by the color of the CLOAK, dashed forward,
and planting horn under each one Of
the lady's arms, pinned her fast TO a
fence close by. Singularly enough, She
was released from her perilous and en-
barrassing position without injury.
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May H. - The Episcopal
Convention CONCLUDED its session to-day.
Adopted resolutions Endorsing the Civil
Rights bill, rejecting on President John
son, the Union and all non-Episcopal
sects The work of rebuilding on the
site Of Mr.. Pixies opera house is fully
under way -.sd gti afSr
The Ravels are playing at the National
Theatre to large houses, ,.,..
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from Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE State Home
pathic Medical Association is in session
in this city. Delegates from all parts
Of the State are in attendance
. Gen, Sherman, who il now at St, Paul,
will proceed to the Lake Superior region
to meet Gen Ord and make inspection
Of military posts
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HELMBOLD's

FLUID q z T r A CT B q c II q.
In affections peculiar to "Fernales," Z une-
qualed by any other preparation, as in Chlerosis
OF Retention, Painiulness. or suppression Of
Customary Excavations. Y icerated or Schirrus
state Of the Uterus; and all complaints incident
to tho sex, whether arising from habits OF dis
sipation. imprndence in, or the decline OF
change ia life.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-17

paT- The New York Police Commits
sioners have changed the police standard
Of hight from Eve feet eight inches to
Eve feet seven inches No person viii
be taken, however, who does not weigh
100 pounds
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pJ-The London Fun publishes a car
toon representing President JOHNSON and
Justice "Stand firm" says Justice, 81
am with you. The President holds in
his hand a sword,upon which is inscribed
the word " Veto
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-17

Bar In. Carrotto., Louisiana, recently,
a negro church applied for incorpora-
ton The State Attorney opposed IT
with.a law of the State prohihitingFsuch
Incorporation. Judge Carabat decided
that the Civil Rights bill, so-called, y
OVERRIDE, all State laws, and granted the
application. 2 & J n1s y = Az g.
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From Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, May "A rumor is
current that Col Rose has been APP
pointed postmaster in the place Of, H
Connor ra .a .si
a. A robbery of The State'Treasury occur
red a night or two since, to the extent Of
$1,000. No arrests have been made, ~,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-17

ssY- j. Ross BRowS has justreturaed
from ARIZONA, and assertsahat there are
not two thousand Indiansin the Terri
tory, and that the story Of The late SUR
prise of Fort Goodwin must be a gross
exaggeration. Besides, he declares that
the commander of the fort ssnot the
man TO allow it TO be surprised and its
garrison bptchereds ,IoQ o,.,t,,-i9g
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-17

sS- Cholera has appeared on the
Rhine, and in some parts of Spain and
France, but its ravages are not as yet
very alarming or extensive. 90 ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-17

gs9~ At a recent meeting of factory
hands in England, it was resolved that
workmen ought never to be content Till
they get eight hours work, eight hours
play, eight hours sleep, eight shillings a
davn an .f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-17

s@~lt is projected in California to sup
ply San Francisco and a dozen interior
towns With water from LakeTahoe, which
lies in the Sierra, Nevada mountains, and
is by fifteen hundred feet the highest body
of water ever navigated by a steamboat.
The length of the aqueduci, il tits ex-
tended to. San Francisco, viii be 200
miles -
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rB-The Clarion and STANDARD news
papers at Jackson, Miss, have united un-
der the style of ".The Daily Clarion and
STANDARD" r-rr. ~
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MEDICAL.
~. -, MEDICAL. stlT
HELMBOLD'S X. (.
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

ElOR WEAKNESS ARISING FROM IN
Il discretion. The exhausted powers of Ma
ture which are accompanied by so many alarm
ing symptoms, among which will be found ! n
disposition to Exertion, Loss of Memory, Wake
filness. Horror of Disease, or Forebodings Of
Evl In fact, universal Lassitude, Prostrati0n.
and inability to enter into the enjoyments OF
society.
: The constitution, once affected with Organic
Weakness, requires the aid Of medicine 70
strengthen and inyigorate the system. which
Hembolds Extract Buchu invariably does. II
no treatmenti Is submitted to, Consumption o.
Insanity ensues. or =.
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From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, May IA guerrilla,
named. Tom Hancock, arrived in charge
of an officer His trial will take place
next month. 20 ?,
The river is falling. Weather gloomy.
business is very dull b.. Naagnl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-17

B6- Pearl, gray, aad azure blue are
the fashionable colors for Paris ladies
stockings, and boots of black satin with
gill heels.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-17

Dkg~ Gen. CANDY having revoked the
order snspendng him from exercising
the functions Of Mayor, JonS I, MONROE
took his seat The appointments by
acting Mayor CLARK are to be re'investi-
gated. -" =.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-17

sd~ A French professor has discovered
that the earth does not move so fast as 1t
did 1000 years ago The learned man
computes that in one thousand six hun
dred millions Of years hence it will come
TO "A stand still
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s HELMBOLD'S -
FLUID BxTRACT BUCH q

49,. AND
IMPROVED ROSIE WASH
VIII radically, extermiuate from The system
diseases arising from habits of dissipation at
little expense. little or no change 10 diet, no
Inconvenience or exposure; completely super
seding those unpleasant and dangerous rene
dies. Copaiba and Mercury in all these diseases.
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future may be marred, but not controlled
by those who hate her because they have
no place in the records Of her glory.
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USE HELMBOLD'S

FLUID xTRA c T 30 c II q
IN All diseases Of these organs, whether exist
In Male" or " Female" from whatever cause
originating, and no matter how long standing:
IL is pleasant in taste and pdor. . Immediate
III action, and moro strengthening than any OF
The prepafationsof bark or iron, !.
Those suffering from broken down or delicate
Constitutions, PROCURE the remedy at once
The reader must be aware that however slight
may be the attack Of the above diseases. il u
certain to affect his bodily health, mental pow
All the above diseases require the aid Of a
diuretic. .r-hf 1f.f sen ~
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COTTON AND GOLD QUOTATIONS.

New YORK, May It'll A.M.-Cotton,
quiet and unchanged, at 35@36c; gold,
opened at 1901. - q
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"a The entrances fee for contestants will be so
eaeh. the uames Of whom wi be enrolled By the
Treasursr previous 10 the day Of the Iourna-
Fach Knighf will furnish bis own horse and
rosfume. the costume o. be Of the knights Sc
lection, Arrangcments have been made With
Mr.. Jamison. Of the New Memphis Theatre, 20
furnish costumes 10 all contestants who may
desire thems applications Cor which must Be
made TO the Trsasurer. Mr.. Williamson
A SPLENDID BAND OF MUSIC WILL
BE IN ATTENDANCE. -ter
The procet is Of the T0urnamenl, after defrays
log the actual expenses, viii be donated 20 the
purpose Of erecting
A MONUMENT 10 THE CONFEDERATE
at EimHood Cemetery. nyis-id
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.


Col. NJ. Magev eney. jr., Col. Rogan,
Major j. P.Wilson, w. w, McFarlan, Esq,
w. W. Walker Esq, Capt. W. W. Carnes.
T. j, Naliy. ESQ.,, d. Treadwell. Esq,
Col. Leon Trousdale, Col. J. ii. Mcmahon.
DIR. John Erskine, Col. Maxwell,
COL Bailentine, Major Henry Hampton.
Mai or w. L. Moore. 0. Z. Bayliss. ESQ.,,
Cen o IA. Rucker. CAPT. B B. Blue,
MaiorB n Foster, Major Joseph Barbiere.
Henry Farmer, Esq, DIR. james Keller. $ nd
Col. X. C.Wintersmith, Major Rambaut,
Capt. VIM. Forrest, Capt Dan. Able,
Col Sam Tate. Capt. John ID. Levstt
Gel G. w. Edmonds. Col. p. Pryor sL
Capt. Harvey Mathes. Gen. JAS. A: Smith.
DR.. Robert Mitchell, Col. Richard Persons,
P. M. Winters, ESQ, DIR. X. w. Creighton.
Dr.. Emmet Woodward, Dr.. Cayanaash, [,
DR.. Frank Rice, Capt. viii. .. Woodson,
Jas e. Jones, ir., Esq, Col. John Mintner.
Mat. Mcclure, Esq, Col. J. II. TrezeYani,
Col. Robert Crockett. Col. L. ]. Dupree. ftI
+ a. Signaigo. Esa, Col ID. Cockrell,
A. J. Wheeler, Esq, ]. j. Worsham, Esq.
Robert Mctihee, Esq. John S. Toof. Esq.
Cant. SCHUYLER. DIR. w. G, Bryan.
James II. Lanford, ESQ. Capt. john Mhoon,
Jesse Page, IT,, Esq. Capt. X. b. Hutchinson,
Capt. j. w Cochran. ten: A. 4, Yapghn,s -
holland Fontaiue, William WQrsham. u /,
VIM. Bowles, ESD, Napoleon Hill, Esd,
w. b. GaIbreath, Esq, Il. Greenlaw. ESQ. g
Cant. VIM. Smith, AaFaecaro, ESQ.,, BIZ
k II Eate9 Ss as cf's cs tan's
Col, w. r. Avery, Z Col. Robt. Looney, ~
DR.. w. ID, Tucker, James G. Ward, Esa-.c
Can't. K. A. Cole, Col. VIII Taylor. =. /, "a
Gen N. j.. Wright. DR.. X, L. Butt,
DR.. Geo C.. Gray, Sam Jones. ESQ,
Cant Tobin. 80 Felix Robinson. ksqst
cant. John Mitchell, Capt Ike AyTes.i. b.,s
1t Col. X. L. Dyer, Col John Cameron
Gen. w. 3. Featherston, Holly SpnpGs.'
Major Mat. IS. Ward, Pamela, Miss. 80
Hon. Felix Labauve, DeSoto county, Miss.
u Gen. A. o. Hays, Jackson. Tenn. = = l91
~ Maori. IL. Hartmus, jackson. Tenn. ~
Major John Ingram, s..s..,..u rir
Major W. w. Yates.
rolonei White, fernando, Miss. 0r
Colonel Joe Mpsby. snmmsrville. Tenn
Major O. c. Williams. -.
1feferal j. L. T. Sneed,
Captain Thomas Y ancey. Lagrange.
Captain X. II Lanier, s, lal
Mercer Wright, ESQ.,. a. ~ ri
Capt. Arthur Keller, Tuscumbia, Ala,
q Col. r. d. Lindsay, Florence, Ala. 81 '---
Maj, ". Aasten. Hunt!ille, Ala a.
gss MAJ " G. sherTod, CcurtIand, Ala.
i.tzDr. Haywood yones, Athens. Ala. .iss
General Tnppau, Helena. Arb. = - III %
Gen. Arch. Dobbins, Old Town Ridse.
Col. F. NJ. Yerger. Jackson, Miss.
Col J. A. Hamilton.
Col. w. IS. Barry, Columbus, Miss. r..
Mai. Dave Armstrong, Columbus, Mis-
81 Col NJ. 7. Polk. Bolivar Tenn.
10 ORATOR OF THE DAY: 7na
MAJ. GEN. JAMES R. CHALMERS.
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IA UndeieTred by so many previous
failures to cross the boisterous Atlantic
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Bg-The old saw of a bull in a'china
shop was enacted at Dubuque, on
Thursday, by an OK weighing 1900 lbs.
breaking through cellar door into
store of that character Nothing was
broken, however, SO that the illustration
lost half its force. though the owner of
the establishment lost nothing by it.
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n9- On the 18Th. the crevasses at SHIS
& RoBISsoS's had become so vide and
deep that there is no hope of closing
them til the water subsidies. Thus the
garden of Louisiana becomes watery
waste, and thousands of families are
driven penniless away from their homes
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TO THE KNI6HTs.

Fare to the Tournament and rsturn-,.--.-sl q &.
Entrance .''.-.'--- "
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10 ORATOR OF THE DAY: -7oo.
MAJ. GEN JAMES R. CHALMERS,
+ ~ TREASURER:
D. A. WILLIAMS. Esa,

towhom. at Williamson, Hin 4 COS s96 Front
street, all contestants will Apply 70 nave then
names entered. r.4 .rEi ter
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B Seven omnibuses have been ENGAGED for tb'
creation. and viii start from Court Square.
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MARSHAL OF CEREMONIES.
JUDGES.

Major UP. Strange, Capt T. IL. Hines,
Capt. NJ. W. Cluskey, Col MIC. Galloway.
Col. ] ohm Heart, Col. James Edmonsar
Capt. Samuel Vance.
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Extract Bucliu
Is THE GREAT DIURETIC.

III IA he aBoTs Diseases roqaire tho aid Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-22

WASHINGTON, Feb. 81. - HOUSE,. Mr.
MlIrisl said that ii was not in OrSIcr 70 N
udc to what had recently taken place In The
Senate. but happen what may, the Union
| men will not forget they have a country to
serve. The measure under consideration
may be called the apple Of the eye--thc pub.
lie credit. II was proposed 70 pledge no,
only our past Accommodations and resources.
but prospectivey the wealth Of thirty.six
millions OF reoplc, who earn more annually
than any other nation Of fifty millions on
the lace OF the globe. In order to carry Z
loan on favorable terms the present bin was
only patch on an old garment, extending
The act Of March 81, 1865, - Is to authOtjz,
the Secretary OF the Treasury, At his discre
ton, to receive any treasury notes or oihe,
obligations issued under any act of Con
grcss, whether bearing interest or not. in
exchange Tor any description of bonds au.
thoszed ny the act to which this IL supplus
mcnt. The bill, 1t is true conferred inrre
powers but it merely substituted 1 nsj,s Iln6T
for an old One. Our entire delN cannot thus
be increased u single dollar. Il WAS known
that the Secretary of The Treasury consen,.
plated return to specie payne6is 81 The
earliest practicable day. We have been fDr.
tunate in our Secretaries Of The Tresarrv
during the last i've years. one Of whom va
called TO occupy the highest judicsal s0el,ion
i Was roltsS 70 the loyal people Wien
Mr. Feasenden We rppointed-command
ing ~ be did 20 muck q the public cord.
dence. Theae men asked and received iii
they wanted from C0psfe6s. and did mi b.
tray their trust and now VI have q acc,r,s
y Of the Tlss6 II ! II, HcCdnocii7 Who
man and whose conduct has won eolden
opinions q homo end abroad, and . 1oee q