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, 1866-06-03

sT Tia role of ooe msn 10 Aaetseau%rit. raw
eszAls - much n tbn vote cEttc nen Ii tnnss ri
Lxttsco 1tsa<3.
This statement Is fa1sc, and known 10 be
such By the writer Massachusetts, may not
hase 4ctte ~ mzuy rote.s per hundred pofs,.
las!oo \. illinois, on aeepunt Of ths large
nc,aeer Of young men ~ho punr into iais
stase from the East. and by rrsson of the
higher qualifications for suffrage that arc re.
quIEcG In Massachusetts,. No msn Ii allowed
TO vote IN Massachusetts unt-ss be can read
The Constitution In the English ian-uA..~ aud
~r.te h!s usne, las raid so1nr .sses to the
State, ani Is not pampef Or roter guardian-
ship. The registration i,v Ii very .Giet, sad
tsw illegal vcte* Il. ever put ID the boz f7pt
40 snIn l. deprived o. 8 vote for 20 mean nad
unIstuostattc : fetsoo ~ ta: color Of hl
sf1n
The population OF Massachusetts, IL 1850
sneunt'sl to 1.::s5i .tKS, and there weir cast At
:he rresfdcnt!s1 election us the same yea,
IL, ,Go rotes, bnt Iali vott We. u1t poEIed
becau-c the lb:moerau whn numbered bu.
81 ,uN, could not ma1o enough Op1os1.ina Ia
call cut full poll. Tho nuubcr Of register
cd v1.t.H exceeded Sol ,O0 which In Ihc
usual proportion OF On. vote To si1 !nhabi.
thnfs Z nntA -snrrSsnt d. r,onrI%9io., 7f esIl
M a, n,,t a. s,,,.t ~ tt,r ,rt,.i ,,n,,,t,on
Dunnr thc wsr W.s.aehu.c,t. n,rny.hra
III -. NJ, rh.rh ,,ur,h-r rnd.- n, r,I,.
rctf,,rea m ,he thrr- ,r.r,, ..,,ds n. sm,uot.
-. tn 1:rst. ner. IL, a, cnmn.rr ,h.y ..r.
.t,. let .c,r- crt1- e,s.r s,.tes. T.t~
oh,,, a. f.Ir .rrr.rr s,,,e Whn v,n -
W.. o"'' AL. =, $50. ~ =. a1,s =. s1s W.. ~
@ - ,.- c.,I % 49,. ne .sx...3 Wer w. ra,,,,s. ID
.N." n.r 80 r.n ~ ~ -. .,.t 49, ,an,s.
~. - ar...as,.rs.,.s nh,, n1-n,.h",s w.
a> -. 49, ,.., V 49, ..a..s., :.
, 1866-06-03
The kxelft Jnrn1 al Detroit Nud Wlud-
H1r.

H1f.
From ihe Dc, AIr, ard Tr!e.. l+t.l
Tho excitement al Windsor tits morning
was very great, and the mot *iltl and in.
Probable f'.utoss vere afinat, Men stood ~Ton
the ssrrtt -oss1esr ennvusslnE sho particulars
O. The affair aud spteuiatinE upon the fEsult-
ras osses Of ihe 'lipsndl,ry .aagl.t;s!e, Nj.
3lsA1fr aeu. was constantly besic2cl BIZ r.,E.
to,x who were anxious 10 !-arn the ncua, and
=, great Wss the ru=h thai he was obliged to
ctnas ur-
The drsi Information h. reference 10 tho To-
thtfop was f,.tsised bv afr. Nc cs11ekea from
detective NJ Bu'sto. which stated that body
| cY fcnlaut. Il, ,&U AttanE, <tIeetea acru,sinT
! III TIC Sl&Ea1a river THIS morning 1t hslf. past
| tssc o aie:k. aud tAj taken la,ssas.sun of Fart
E;r. subsequently anAthes. despatch ua4
| kcnrtr, stating that tic fusudtr5 numbered
! sut yssfD. ard iasY were seaotteA TO bc
j marching uyoo Port Colborue. They had
cut The telegraph on tho llLc Of tho nuRAlo
| & l-aks Huron Rsi1roao. etnxrHusntsy " was
| found I'm possitIa to obtain any rellsble IN
! fcrn.t.o .on &C, crrn!nx their movements.
| 4tr. MeNlckcn ats0nt TN O'Clock ca'un TO
I ttt% el,r s11d trlc-1aptrd 10 The British Con-
| .ul 1t B1f.ala. who replied, one hous later,
tl.st tbs lts' s.ion had really tsssn ptaee, and
1 that lte Frusans nlDb1ed .,U0 Mca, we'll
sE.tA eud smrly ffrtnscd for any cnics.
| kency.
| tits l~,tc- ne~r, etu..ng ~ 1t did, from M
,,f1s-Ia! tAetcf, ispelle1 auy donlta that
might have bern eater. aimed tn relecea.s 10
tn. commencement OF i.o,tllsties, and orders
/ wrrc 81 oncr !sanet Ia The comm4ndant a!
| 1he raas;11y tAsa7 to pserAse t,r tt.o cp4Aiet.
| In short time - prdeffs wa hastily moving
shout. nos,fssur thr volunteer 70 asseashle
~ taE,y % p,..ials At the Barrack' 4 for ALL.
| An order = ~ Also &-sucd tor the ar.1e,,y
cnmnAny there, 10 hold thetrt..ly N t5u,. T.sr
ne.s to Ha44sh al lann,en',~t III, 1ss; sS.raan
r1!i be scas awsT TT 1oes,'tr Wc aM noi Al
..s.s "! II Tss fs Ale. '''f ''''' '' " W. =
DuFlrK the tirna sEr reporter waS At Wind
sot. be met and conVrtsad With very many
! rrunltncut Tcsi1c7tA OF that Town. II! al whom
3Sp.xrcd TO fcet relieved h.eransc the ttrsAas a
| Mvas.ol h-d actually co1utaeneyd- Tlcy .4id
thst they Ind cx{cc1ed II, and preferred al
artt.al eoaJ1ct With III easily couQIered lin.
! gts 10 the annoyauct u sutFtusc- The vol
1ute+ n, NJ . rrnc.a} Thing. sracssvs, 10 be
"eu.rr for the f:sv," aud We observed many
rl.lrtns Offering thelr serT4ec~ 70 those t, na'
1 i.:c-'s- There wrsc, Of cnr- many
fiishtened people, aoa sons ccniear1..c,' t.:
moving eeroes to this side for pTol>etinn,
This latter class, however, Is not, numsrou'.
70 far, but Il i rcry probable that 1t viii b..
bctore many days. Everybody feels conhdenI
Of tho ultimate capture Of ihe Invaders
| MOVEMENTS or TRoOPs-
I urdess hAre been Issued to troops Along thi
, 1866-06-03

Iltso Tie KVll NEkE e kas fanetd u dlf N
ituAS. Silver VS. qnlet II 1NStits. :.
Government Securities wee Sfn ut sxsdJ
QGutA:
, 1866-06-03

IFable Gae:aheT og she Goseeument. stu, It ~as
ssees'tnry to Expeaite she s1sse; OF Enmest
thau-t. So Tia Pscaeh 1srs'4 l~esxSd
'es dstsy, ,aiEk'ns Tia p'n4rea de<p~.sx,
o4.. Eraneit posn1el out thn lhs nltlu.
nonit rooz he etnhodtcd, 81 The h,snlstes. spu
naf~<s noe th1ec-.a2 10 tte e,,shsosaoos; .t
Dunlm. 1o:a1 be cane ksze. lie t!4 III, eon..ees
.cs. .these euan.rJ forces hs1 % eor.non !Eiertst
Nth him. They t1Ecd TO- their r., wtor, 1aa BE-
~at f1c'-ss&ut. ae xHnlsd Itc21sttc, ard Tbs.
knee tod eatsd Eothtns cont &rtt te!nx'- They
-teht b. ready for up.oa-, bct y no means fvt
Atnaess-~ polfttesi revotut.oo. Que t:nr=,s:lnea
wu!<n ae:s rs.-~d The nor.sIt OF 1Ai..as u1s ta.s
iar En- Ct H Ilm-a FL IN Sa,nrJaY shas geas.
On ,he i- OF 81 3sm-s the peuE!- e.css the zra,es
I've ctnsea ': st. Jssas. ~s1a toxeu tad Iyeer.
z.Emhes. ~-ss!d bs .s..-~a Ier thss 31spoee. sus
oa-ttrr nosa l.-s-~Ae II VI, -4etsEs car, xaza
- Ntrr paid and spr.., On that @st=stay the
80 Of I-cc'v, the outbreak ras. 70 e-.r.
"lt begin, --st ..lhtn An hoae Eanet, -,
ha71,. .sruek fugitive. ~ The tye.srg aba tnAAb.
l,zris q - tarnes 1Eeet sfr ."sa- u,ea da.nna-
Ting pixies &uoac &>A p<assrtEy shu :s-nn ssd iae
stnt.s. Tue tessdeoss ret up tse:r thats-r> I'D
hrre1 thei4 aoss. II any nsse-etr ue1t 70 the
.-"tsckl. hat nsse ea. xhex= her we're a4ooo
4olds,-" 10 eolet~s q postes sppezre3- tsets"t-
y, Il du.k, --~e boTseafn Ea1i,s.ed thIunFa ~
nltnespsI etf1ets; a4s -he rson krf~ stsssat. A
.uahz.sesursr, nansed CktA. who auFiaJtd maa5
opesst,sss, a1dsuSsed The psoi- "a inset Ing hssa
IN hI4 tstnny rtds: ont tht5 sca.- ~ Astsn 70
So 90 BE- ht.,ensd 10 The cas'.f I've he
aI,1sa. w -.,.9railx, enc ns h.s own kaen hfp--
bin down from st> e@Hse ny thos. Witch Ens -
yez2 bat net MORTAL. Al this noCsaf
u ztckns v4f seat 70, sud ! an.
ucu psed. scd at IL. sznal, Eu1e't - hi. Cen
.,-t C<,u.nua.ee came trrsh :.era the depat. The
.e,der drew hl. s.+otd ND psl hia>af ii .he E<ad
.,t 5be 1io.xfV.
NeNia rot 90 10 the Ca-ur. aof "hsf- ~ Hts&
p7ee. The soIJsr.7. Iaey yts<t r-.sr.l Dso,oa. ~ao
W. .psns- 70 ht. po.: e1%aoss .< p'sa tts f'eh:t
The xhnk-y ehossa - s<1+sd ta"nssivts 70 ah-
-or,rsah.- .. Hnrurx and hi1 eoGirstss !oH
-. xs4 md 70 se.oasre bus to hias .heaasea'rs
x4unn4 ,as w4sktnx zapxntslns. The Etoiezl &het
cc.posl On zu.sd u the Dea1os's fftson, and
ducoon wnn was essrytns \ nesa.e, and An ons
pert OF infantry. which they surprised one Eao1s
upurafF 1hey rJmmluet before ttey Nesc p1t
down. .......
..At about 10 o'sl9sk idt1 scened n. VT e'lhng
10 DO What th.1 leaders hsa s=Vui-d of taea efst,
, 1866-06-03
Highly Important and Exciting Ds~
tails Of the Rally at buffalo,,
and :he Crossing Of the
Niagara River,

What Tho e.pttes Stnie. tscverDmenG
l1se Dcne As EsrscAuti"nnFt--lt lttcFt~.-
tapE DrsHils III l'rciffntnA1y More
EtnAA and the Naakt Cfo~AiuE-The
Excite naeut NJ Windsor mud other
Points,
, 1866-06-03

]AlI+&t kO~AtEAA AtAAh SEEk1NA ~ p4 EGHs
ersl hea19uat.trs and nndeztea4, aud xes
tnare OF less dsred throughout thr day. nur
ot Ger Ip9f ,..iS25tt reporters Maaasrl 10
catch sufficient 3liup,rs through ite strictly
grsrdtd door Ii sa.fsty himself tha. tho o..
caFsnts nf ths Tall ~e.. buallY an.ayel at
sonsthlpg. hns n whss occupation \. saaid
nns ssee<isln. 'Ths ianer blinds OF tho w.n
dor ~eTc closely Stat day and evening.
LOCKED Ep-
The general behavior OF the F. B.'s, n VT
ltar~ sasd, Wa good. hut s,,snt wtre rio:ouA
dtankca aEd d[sorde1lJ- Two Of these lat1e1
fefi iplo thr hands of The I. p.'a about III
| O'Clock, Ahti II 1re!sn1 t,eIlandr1 &he afe,tx,
sps service. Ct her sons anyvherr la.t nl:tt
she srrtnlntT did not culoy tEose OF Shcs1,
Daily Or Vim. Nolan. and CAPT. Fox. OF Sta
ttop No. !, j. responsible ior her dcpsiva.tan
THE :;l;Nrf. Is 1OwS.
It Was the essttnhte Of thr t,nlire yettrrtt1y
tha, about one thsnfsnd af the >uriSast0 fc
.teA were undoubtedly arriving by cirr,
:rsiD, hat tn Dn large nEms~rs. II vas TIL
EtncfAf understanding toAevcr. anopg TIT
| ucn. tunt large relufare.Delts wcrr 10 n:T3F1
last night
lSrAsAnA
very Ntt,r sprrshe1isioH l. felt nf sny diitas
! tnner CsnW my ont uf The Istsrut N ,sesNtnt
| Ee{re.et VI stisra hon the GisA- pEd Eeadt
rrwsIarcrs of Trs1,pf" aETfyr.t In tnsH 20
:crday ic witch the proGrr*s ot Ftnsn ols.ta
! ticns.
| Ne arc authorized By Mr. Nalee1m. IA
| .xerrral asert OF the Great Nestesn Rail rt*
| 10 deny the =. i. Ntvald'. ntatr1n-t:s ti'e' e
company ~tre running IN tht!. aarp!Is ea.s
The iraIlIe End buAness hf TIC road i enstfel,
] uninterrupted &Ha In tie nIfpian cf the n1su
| ayers VIII rrobAbly cnnIfnle to he ID ~ faf 4
| The fenians arr concerned.
Tho itlIres,ion In ToroHtota u. however. Tia
Sweeney !. really t5tnt on making the Aftrn' T.
- tn.Ade Canada, teouch. a. We have a:atrd
no arl1eAr.nlops exist. tson be iAst thss n
| an,hn1.t&r~ OF lc.h sides nf the frontier af
, .nu.a1Sh'y an The alert. Information n ~
| hands al the To.nrto officials u SAID g 3s,. X
tho ccect thst thc Frnlar. hi -i,e ns amd ~ ~
! 4hnrs.nd stand az 49, 70 InA e1t{, ana w.
49,. .",sn 81 s.lssrsttons iacla3e the dtst.sr
ttSn al locl. On tht Nslsand Cs:ssl nna H.
,,,1frv ,f arF n:!er mischief In their ~af
/ Tl.e Tnrouto t,7o3s q: yesterday sars:
! - yer7 ehort tlme MAS trreiop thefSxa
/ nss n,.., ~--.ion. Either hc Mi:t 'aa&';
/ .+e.,t s.tnck ~ ""dctendcd point, ., : = =
ms Ii thr f,ea<cs. !aa NJ - A@s"Sa
spshof,ticsh xoI HFatssh force on tnc ne4et
flre lnf oumusnbc.anR anything 70 cso ma'
trr, We M ais with eatmnesa Inc aeve.oE
ment Of ths Sweeney plzn, sure that II Va
be ihe tast spluttkr Of Fen}Anit1n-"
There II aid 10 be no Intention on too pay
| of ihr authorities to cali ont volunteer oE
III the necessity j. actually temonsuste1,
!. ih:y ne conldenl Of their shul'y ~ pa' ''a9t
, 1866-06-03

iats-UtN 113ef NJ E44it X - tu'sEtSA i1at
many ef them cafrt'.l pfs,al. O. knives. tn
fortunately The eood or1tr ard trc1afug li.-
esrlinc htrh bad prevailed during the day
. Gre by no EncAzst lHsi1ta{pcd thson1hors thc
ptEht. The srnsrns1c> and fu1, thorl were
ttronged, sud n the r4unr bc:,,4n to flow the
Decentralization began 10 spsraa. Through
m, tic worst 1ua1ters Of The cliy slc PFcs-
enec of new element EAa nnmistskahle, and
in se.e1ai ra&es disturbances took place, but
fortunately uothf1E tc17ous re1nlte1. The
,ens nf Canal, Lloyd snd Rock streets, were
The .etsstA II <rr4nent disputes, hut II seemed
as though with eaeh Parry tlrre weso Ao.nr
whc h.d authority Whtri, they uscd IL rn,
Eosetu. order. Whatever t,J.sur5ance. 11nsc
serr coca <uura BY 1 fe~. and II mus, be col-
ttaeea thai tltc maturity conducted them.
selves ~Ith considerable reakrct for law aea
order, and E14 1et.tlF rctM,nstralea Ni,l ttttr
eotnpsnkats for abei' couslhct.
A srIsaTe ykAGAs-
About seeeu o'clock orc Of these rsvloe
parties conrihg rut Of = ka1oan 10 Canal
street. where thry hnl esi,iertlt beta drink.
lug, catae 10 wor1s md KrAllF ta hbKA. An
officer iroml,t3y ATTEMPTED 10 a1sest The eou-
tt.tAEta, hat was knocked dawn, aad on
again erdcsvodnT to make an a7ehi MAS
fred at BY Onc GI iAe party who 1s armed
HItn revolver.
Luckily The halls. went vide as It's marx,
as did AtkS 4 second, and aA414tAnca tsetn@
Izucnrtd, two Of the mtn, eho<c nsmss We
Wtrr unable 10 learn, were captured Hut
marched oE to Ssasirr, No. ]. where they arc
now l. tsinct. CptD late borr no iptov1na-
tLIi had t%-n rrctlyvd Al The sutton honse.
Of In rsIious psecl1st. Of any disturbances,
s.,. .'n 1t4eT arrests were reported.
Axn ErftL 1nHy CONE
Tlc Lake shols train. arriving here Vt ten
n'cltce las: nttat. Brought EIiu!,rTlncuts To
- e1tent ef fur car l,a1s, nrntt nns irntn
.A1 10 80 men. a Ia t1l. norut1r, i..-se
mysterious rAs-cnecrs nerr qnltt;y dropped
:,Am tho train sbert snile and ! llali ou.
h-u tie depot. Thence the, marched Ia
~rim siIcrcc up swan street, not fo...::s.ss 1
et,., ,*-~nn. rroets.ion. t5t trailing along Ia
soecctaN~ -~ads, - though 70 ce1cea1 their
numbers, and T.. ~-cs as little atteu,sso ps
possible. Spi = ~ \ was spoken. Evcrg
H.. booked steadily t,e:',., llli, and III were
cride..,.-- 10 tho tcst Of n.---' order. Stosl
~ tht nl:,i,rs -,sricI bt4.k sa,=.-.'- Bugs.
lad ln4Issr~>, INT nr sign OF stA.- ~.
, 1866-06-03

t4kft xtek-...s.- s. lss.3ft u Sl3HS
Gold Eu4ed h1cses tn-da,-oas1ta< Ia xss i
a 1a1sli. al..""tnE to 1t7sx, md <!ostE7 n1a
TEE following a.e sne l~~::-.seza ss3e.:ufaa
Jsrnts Eovt5 + 3rother,. mid t..-.1.-.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-09
The Port of Memphis.

The river is falling. Business wore an
animated appearance at the1anding this
morning. The weather was clear and
pleasant
The following are the arrivals and de-
partures since our last
Belle st. Louis, St Louis.
Monsoon, Cincinnati.
Robert Burns, Cincinnati.
Mollie Hambleton, st. Francis river.
Departures.
Belle Memphis, St Louis.
j S. McCune. White river
Darling, Cincinnati
Monsoon New Orleans
Boats in Port.
Natoma, Molle Hambleton, Fairy
Queen, Commercial, Memphis, Guidon,
Robert Burns, Belle St Louis, Petrolia,
Darling.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
Cairo and 81 Loa,S.-Captain Alex.
Zeigler leaves with the Belle St. Louis,
uorthward bound, this evening. VIM.
c. Blencker presides in the Office
White Rirer-The popular steamer
Commercial leaves for White river this
evening in charge of Capt John B.
Davis, and Geo. C. Blish, clerk.
81. Francis Rirer.-Capt I. R. Bow
mans craft, the famous Mollie HANDLE
ton, leaves for all navigable points on
the St. Francis river this ey' ming. Pas
sengers should make mole of it. Tom
Day and W. II. Clark are lie clerks.
Louisville and Cincinnati = The
Robert Burns leaves for the Queen City
this evening. Capt E. Eugene Bowers
commands, and VIM. Dunlop oficiates at
the desk
arkansas Rirer.-Capt r. l.. Dis
mukes sails with the neat and popular
mail packet Guidon for Little Rock to-
morrow evening.
Miscellaneous.
Among the lucky ones at the late prize
concert was the river editor of morning
contemporary, who, we learn, drew a
toothpick.
The river fell three inches at Cairo
yesterday, and the Peter Baler and Won
Phul passed, southwark bound.
At Little Rock the Arkansas is falling
slowly with ten and half feet to Fort
Smith and three and a half to Napoleon.
The river is falling at St Louis, with
eight feet to Cairo.
The Mollie Dozier, sidewheel steam
er, owned in St Louis, struck snag
near Council Bluffs, Mo-, on Friday last,
and sank in seven feet of water. She
was valued at $4,000, and insured in
St Louis offices for $4,000 She will
probably be raised.
Old Jack Lawson and George Wolo-
fork, of Paducah, have purchased the +.
Il. Fairchild for Cumberland river and
New Orleans packet.
Yesterdays Louisville Courier says:
The river continues to fall quite fast,
with only SIX feet water in the canal last
evening by the mark During the pre-
vious forty-eight hours it had fallen two
feet at the head of the falls, and six feet
at Portland.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-09
MEDICAL.
b u O HUI:


Ia f0fFfA398iJ Yfl8 BeNdNf
From Dispensatory Of the Unitedsstates.
Diosma Crenata. Buohu Leaves.
PR0PERTIES.-Their odor is strong, diffu-
sive. and somewhat aromatic. their tastes bit
terish and analogous to mint
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.
Buchu leaves are gently stimulant. with pecu-
liar tendency to the Urinary Organs, producing
diuresis. and like other similar medicines, ex-
citing daphoresis, when circumstances favor
this mode ofaction.
They are given in complaints Of the Urinary
Organs. such as Gravel. Chronic Catarrh Of the
Bladder, Morbid Irritation of the Bladder an
Urethra. Disease of the PROSTATE and Retentio"
or Incontinuence of Urine. from loss Of
in the parts concerned in its evacuation.
| remedy has also been recommended in yspep
STA. Chronic Rheumatism. Cutaneous Affection
and Dropsy.
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
by persons from the ages of Is to %, and from
81 to S. or in the decline or change of life; after
Confinement or Labor Pains; Bed-wetting in
children.
IN AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO FE-
MALES, the Extract Buchu is unequaled by
any other remedy, as in Chlorosis or Retention
Irregularity, Painfulness or Suppression Of
Customary Excavations liberated or schirroua
State Of the Uturus, Leucorrhea or Whites.
| DISEASES OF THE BLADDER, KID
NEYS. GRAVEL, AND DROPsICAL Swell
LINGS.-Ths medicine increases the power of
| nipaatiap md
healthy action. by which the Watery or Calca-
reous dispositions. and all Unnatural Enlarge
ments are reduced, as well as Pain and Inaam-
nation.
| HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT zBUCHU has
cured every case of Diabetes in which it has
been given. Irritation of the Neck of the Blad-
der and Inflammation Of the Kidneys, Ulcera-
ton of the Kidneys and Bladder, Retention of
| Urine. Diseases Of the PROSTATE Gland, Stone
in the Bladder. Calculus. Gravel, Brick-dust
Deposit, and Mucus or Milky Discharges, and
for Enfeebled and Delicate Constitutions, of
both Sexes, attended with the following symp-
toms; Indisposition to Exertion. Loss of Power,
Loss of Memory. Difficulty of Breathing. Weak
Nerves. Trembling, Horror of Disease. Wake
fulness, Dimness of Vision, Pain in the Back,
| Ilot hdnua. u lusulng OF tne BODY, DryneSS o
the Skin, Eruption on the Face. Pallid Countc-
nance. Universal Lassitude OF the Muscular
| System, etc.
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU Is
DIURETIC AND BL00D-PURIFYING
and cures all Diseases arising from Habits of
Dissipation. Excuses and Imprudeneies in
Life. Impurities of the Blood. etc.. superseding
Copaiba in affections fH which it is used such
as Gonorrhea, Gleets of long standing, and
Syphilitic Afections-in these diseases used in
connection with Helmbold's Rose Wash.
Sold at
HELMBOLD'S
Drug and Chemical Warehouse,
594 BROADWAY.
And by Druggists everywhere.
ASK FOR RELMEOLD'S.
TAKE NO OTHER.
Beware OF COunteFfeits.
| d-l0s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-09

recently visited the slaughter houses in
Chelsea, aud ordered sanitary measures
adopted in regard to the butchers refuse.
The graveyard committee report that
graves are dug too shallow, and recon-
mended that in future they be at least
three feet deep. A resolution was
adopted that there should be no relaxa-
ton of sanitary precautions during the
winter, to prevent the return of the
scourge in the spring.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-09

EMBEzzLIxG WooD MoSEY.-A var
rant was issued by Esquire Creighton
this morning against Michael Clure,
charged with appropriating thirty dol
lars, proceeds Of the sale of lot ofwood
belonging to Col Stevens. he viii be
examined tomorrow.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-09
Cotton Market.

The Gold market was active to-day. and
several transactions were made at AZ cents.
Bankers paying that for it and shipping to New
York The advance in New York is main
tanned. City Scrip is dull at 20 cents. The
money market generally continues close and
loans are effected with difficulty
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-09
Special Notices.
The Great Need Supplied l-PiIIs

Special Notices will be inserted in this col
umn for ten cents per line for each insertion.
The Great Need Supplied pills have been
swallowed in millions. Salves have been rubbed
in By the pound. DR.. MAosrEL's two grand
specifies are putting an end to lthis wholesale
system Of medication. One Of his famous pills
isa dose. A box ofhis healing salve is Of more
va .. as . remedy for ulcsrous and eruptive
dias4ses, than q ships cargo Of the ointmeuts
advertised to cure eserythinE. but are all. in
fact. either useless or deleterious.
DR.. MAeeETL's motto Is CONCENTRATES. He
has placed in the smallest compass the active
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-09
soARpuNc.

DOARDING.-FAMILIEs CAN OBTAIN
ID board by applying at 2s5 Union street.
Also. day boardcfs- References given and re-
CURED g
nOARDING AND LODGING ONE GEN
X accommodated with good board and nice
room. Also, several day boarders wanted az
Nc. 400 Second street. 80
BOARDING. FAMILIES OR SINGLE
Is rentlemen can be furrished with pleasant
1rnrtments, furnished or unfinished, board,
,I.h or without lodRing, By applying ct No. 30i
Srrond street. bet. Madison and Monroe. 81.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-09

Y WASTED-A situation by a young gen.
tleman, in good Wholesale or retail
house Can give recommendation or
city references. Is net afraid to work.
Address -. J. w." at this office. 80
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Monetary and Commercial
Money Market.

The Cotton market to-day continues dull in
consequence of decline both in Liverpool and
New York. Holders will not meet the views
of buyers-and therefore there are but few
transactions. The market is dull at the fol-
lowing rates:
Ordinary .2S929 Mddling ........-3i93t
Good Ordinary. 3Da3l Strict Middling- q
Low Middling- Good Middling-3l@3s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-09

PIrTsBURG CoAL-Briggs & Peterson,
office Ii Madison street. Branch Office,
34l Main street,. B. Moseley, agent
We are the only coal merchants who
weigh on the city scales. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-09

NATURES rarest floral perfume has
been caught and Gagged in glass. In a
bottle Of Phalon's "Night-Blooming
Cerens" is concentrated all that fancy
can conceive of refreshing and exhilara-
ting fragrance Bucyrus Journal 80
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-09

TOILET ARTICLES. - Those desiring
fancy toilet articles should inspect the
elegant assortment at the drug store OF
W. N. Wilkerson & Co., $40 Main street
The ladies-the best judges--are invited
10 call
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-09

CHOLERA REPORT. Five cases ofchol-
{ were reported to the Sanitary Police
yesterday and three deaths. At noon
to-day five cases and throe deaths had
been reported.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-09

The PRIZE CONCERT Colonel Cliff
ford $ prize concert drawing was not con-
Guided last evening, it being postponed
until this evening at Apollo Hall.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-09

EMBRzzLISG Horse. = Armstead
Strong has been arrested on warrant
issued by Esquire Creighton charging
him with fraudulently appropriating a
horse, valued at one hundred dollars, the
property of David Lard.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-09

ST. CLOUD HOTEL This hotel has been
reftted and refurnished, and is ready for
the accommodation Of guests. Those de-
string convenient place to stop at
should 20 TO the ST. Cloud, u Union
street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-09

The ELECTION Sheriff Winters has
received orders from acting Gov Fletcher
not to hold an election for Judges and
Attorney General on Saturday next.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-09


To Messrs. Elder, Highbee, Turner, Malone,
Mitchell. and other voters of the Fourth
Ward:
GENTLEMEN: My excessive modesty,
coupled with my belief that private
station is the post Of honor, caused me to
hesitate before giving my consent to be
come a candidate for Alderman from the
Fourth Ward. | am no aspirant for
State, County or Municipal honors. II,
however, the voters of the Fourth Ward
choose to elect me, ] will serve them to
the best of my ability
Respectfully yours
w. p. ROLLING.