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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-09-07
Shocking.

Mrs. Anna Cora Richie, ia letter
dated London, writes
La Biche au Bois, which drew such
crowds to wonder over the scarcely draped
nature of beautiful womanhood, has been
surpassed by a novel production at the
Theatre du Chalet, entitled Cendril
lion II IS said that this fairy piece far
exceeds in riclr ess, originality and bold
ness of execu ", everything previously
produced on ,he French stage The
magnificent ballet consists of sixty dan
senses, modestly dressed in rock crystal
OF course, the Americans who throng
Paris will rush to see Cendrilion, as they
did to behold La Biche au Bois and
probably many of them will say as a
propriety-loving friend of ours did of the
latter: Naturally, could not miss see
ing anything so wonderfully beautiful
it didn't harm me-yet couldn't consci-
entiously recommend any one else TO go;
the whole affair, you see, is undressed,
and / was shocked !" For which rea-
son every one who heard the speech
made point of going-to be shocked
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-09-07
Jobs for Harper's Artists.

The talented author of the Louisville
Cowier's "Town Triaes," lays off the
following small jobs in the "pictur"
way for Harper's artists:
There is no one publication in the Uni
ted States to which the world is more in
debted for correct pictures of the bar
barous and barbarian South, than that
eminently reliable exponent of the civ
ilization" of the age, Harper's Weekly
But we, who want full length portrait
of Secessia have been sorely disap-
pointed at the shortcomings of Harper 8
artists, and believing that all that is ne
cessary to have full justice done the sub
ject is to call the attention of the pro-
prietors of that journal to our grievance,
we here present few subjects that we
would like to have illustrated in the
Weeky:
First We want portrait of that em
inently jealous minister of the gospel
who whipped his little son to death, be-
cause the infantile reprobate didn't prop
erly say his prayers.
Second. We want the portraits of these
Massachusetts schoolmasters who turn
their young lady scholars clothes up
over their backs and apply the birch to
portions of their persons that young la
dies are popularity supposed not to pos
sess
Third. We want the portrait OF the
bright and intelligent young mulatto gem
tleman, who, in search of scientific
knowledge, beat open the heads of two
white ladies in Michigan, the other night,
to see if white trash really possessed
brains.
Fourth. We want the portrait of the
agent of the Freedmen's Bureau in North
Carolina, who stole the rations and cloth
ing intended to fill the stomachs and
cover the nakedness of the negroes.
Fifth. We want the portrait Of that
government official at Memphis whose
desire to elevate himself "above the
common herd led him to abandon his
lawful wife, and live in the odor of
sweetness exhaled from the carcass Of
a negro mistress.
Sixth. We want the portrait of the
United States army officer who drove
about the streets of Shreveport, Louisi-
ana, in company with a negro wench
Seventh. We want the portrait of the
chaplain connected with the bureau, who
tied up his sable parishioners by the
thumbs, because they would not pay
their taxes.
Eighth. We want the portrait of that
eminently patriotic ex-rebel general, E.
W. CAN'T. who ravished his own sister-in-
law, little girl twelve years of age.
Ninth. We want gallery of photo
graphs of the seventy or eighty black
proteges of the bureau, who, the last
New York Police Gazette informed u.s.
have committed acts of such horrible
and brutal violence all over the Northern
States, that it has become unsafe for a
woman to leave her house without an
armed protector.
We have here opened up a fine field
for the getters-up of the cartoons of
Harper's Weekly, and feel satisfied, now
that we have indicated where the " rich
placers " are to be found, that they will
work them to the fullest extent
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-09-07
ELECTION NOTICES.
objection NOTICE

TIMBER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ACT
u passed by the General Assembly OF the
State Of Tennessee at its last Regular Session.
on the 4th day of May, A. d. 1866, / will on
Saturday, the 18th day of September, A. ID;
1866, hold an election throughout the County. Of
Shelby. At the regular precincts, TO determine
the removal of the County Seat OF Shelby
county from Raleigh to Memphis.
The following named gentlemen are appoint
ed judges Of said election:
District No. l--R. W. Bond, W. e. Gather,
j. II. Lipphe; Deputy Sheriff. Thomas Epper-
District No. 2-Daniel Corbett, II P. Thomr-
son. s. R. Lignow Deputy Sheriff. William
District No. B Charles Crenshaw. G, R.
Wynne, S. c. Bolton; Deputy Sheriff. Z. A.
district No. 4-Wm. Stoyall. James Carroll
+. Hester Deputy Sheriff, N. M. Satterwaite.
District No: 5-Engine- house No. 6-Thomas
Foley, John Vurner, John Weintland; Deputy
Sneriff, John W. Taylor.
Eneine. house No. g. John Clancy, G. d.
johnson, ID. W. Dritt Deputy Sheriff, Col.
"a i,iSIi District No. 6--H. B. williford Sam. Allen
w IT, Sneed; Deputy Sheriff, b; W, Pryor.
District No. 7-E. Pullium. j. B. Mercer
James Holloway; Deputy Sheriff, q. NJ. Bart
leite.
son, 5. C. Horne Deputy sheriff. z. X. Peyton.
District No. 0-M Rogers. Phillip Jones, Nj .
l.. Williams Deputy Sheriff, W. II. Webber
District No. W Z. Bleckley, IL. II. NeNlll,
j. Applewhite Deputy Sheriff, JAS. Moore.
District No. ll-W. II. Walker, ". G. llarri-
son, j. H. r"wnsend Deputy Sheriff, l.. A.
Rhodes.
District No l2-Wm. Connell, Tbos. Hole
man, j. W. Liam; Deputy Sheriff. Doyle Pear
son.
Clayridge: Deputy Sheriff, q. Il. Stephenson;
District No. l4-Engine- house No. 2, Shelby
street, A. Hamilton, Michael Burke, John
p. Tobin Deputy Sheriff. Vim. Koch.
Engine house No. MARTIN Kelly. Joseph
Tagg, W. W. Jones; Deputy Sheriff, James
Riggs.
District No. l5-R. II. Glisson, d. Thomas, j.
d, Danbury; Deputy Sheriff, W. B. Cotton.
district No. lG-Elijah Brooks. j. ii. Good
lett, W. Moon; Deputy Sheriff. DR.. Wesley
Moore.
District No. III. Massey, ". $. Smith, -
Corlish Deputy Sheriff. Erwin Oakley.
Deputy Sherifts, Judges, Clerks and Voters.
will be required. in all things, to comply with
the law of the State, defining and limiting the
elective franchise.
Deputy Sherifs viii make their returns TO me
at the Sheriff. Office, in the Greenlaw Block,
F. NJ. WINTERS,
n Sheriff Shelby County.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-09-07

DEAR SIR / received your note of an-
nuel Tax in due time, permit me to say
the tax ware made upon me by Mr.. Asst
Assessor -. The corn ware corn the
Government had from me / naver re-
ceived one cent for and the little negroes
for supporting them, which | was forced
TO do in 1864 am insolvent, have a
family of 20 children and no corn.
Saul Saul why persekutest thou me it
is hard to kick against the pricks
Your most obed't serv't,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-09-07

The Dead Duel" is perfectly annihi-
lating sometimes. Here is his last ter
rife quack from Reading, Pa;
And in saying that we must not for
get that there are some soldiers who
are for Clymer, and for johnson. As
to those men, my experience in this con-
test has shown that no matter how brave
and gallant a man may be, the moment
he becomes a copperhead | l. e, any one
opposed to Radical revolutonistsl ], from
that moment he is damned"
Poor Grant, Meade, Hancock, Custer,
Rousseau, Slocum, Dix, Blair, Steadman,
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Great Telsgraphic Feat Message Sent

New YORK, September 4-The follow
ing dispatch was received to-day, and is
believed to be the first instance in which
any message has been sent from mid
ocean to Europe and thence to America
in the same day;
On BOARD STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN,
ATLANTIC OCEAN. Sept. 4. lsd6.
To d. II, Craig, Genl Agent Associated Pres,
New York:
We have just received kilograms from
London saying there is a serious out
break in Canada Please advise me ac-
curately by cable, via Hearts Content
and Valencia, in regard TO the same.
We expect to come to Hearts Content
on Saturday next
All is going on well.
CYRUS W. FIELD.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

An ELECTION WILL BE HELD ON
A saturday, the 10Th day Of September. 1896.
TO test the sense of the qualified voters Of the the
City of Memphis rs to the issuance of s25O,gOO
Time Bonds OF the City of Memphis, for the
rurposo of funding the present due debt of the
polls will be opened at Engine-house No. 3
and Engine-hOuse No. 3, between the hours Of
10 am. and pm.
Ballots will be prepared and furnished at the
polls as follows: FOR FUNDING ana
AGAINST FUNDING .. ,,..
Also, for the Issuance OF $500 900 of City Bonds,
for the improvement Of streets.
Separate ballots win be prepared and fur,
nished as follows: TOE issuance and
AGAINST ISSUANCE.
Ill lSignedl JOHN PAkk. Maynr:
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PROFESSIONAL.
A NEW ERA IN DENTISTRY.
Teeth Extracted Without Pain. by
the Aid of Local Agencies.

1T WILL BE HIGHLY GRATIFYING
Il TO the many thousands who are suffering with
decayed and aching teeth, and who have been
dreading 10 have them extracted for years, to
learn that DR.. J. B. Wasson. 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 plate
work, can insert new teeth in any number.
from one to an entire full set. in q 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.
80 Office. corner Of Main and Monroe, No.
90 67
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-09-07

ALTHOUGH the balls of the Turkish
Embassy are said to be the most delight
full in Paris, the psehas have not yet
made progress enough in western civili-
zati to ask ladies' to dinner
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ANN ARBoR, September 6.-The Presi-
dent, Gen. Grant and Admiral Farragnt
were recipients of enthusiastic cheers.
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A Sad Letter.

The Georgia papers publish the follow
ing as one of many similar letters re-
ceived by the collectors Of internal rev
enue:
-, GA, July -, 1866.
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Gro.

-, GA, July =, 1866.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-29

GALE OF GOVERNMENT VESSELS.

BrREAr OF Construction AND REPAIR,
| wAsHISGroN, D. C. Sept 10, 1866 /
The Navy Department will offer at public auction the
A. TIE u S, SAvr.YARp, BOSTON, :
on the 80 October, at y o'clock n,
The John adams sailing sloop OF war; Of 700 TONS old
The vinesnnes sailing sOop of war; Of 700 TONS old
The fearuot sailing ship of lOla tons, old measure.
Tho Trsfoi, screw steamer of $40 TONS old measure
The Port Royal paddle steamer Of sos tons, old meas.
Tho POnOosue p.dd steamer. of s74 tons, old meas.
" TAs !. s. SNayy.rARp, NEW YORK.
on the 9th October, at ~ o clock m,
The PsmPero sailing ship, Of ,s7i tons, old measure
The south Carolina screw steamer, Of lsS tons. old
measurement (Of iroul
The Hibiscus, screw steamer of io6 TONS old measure
ment.
The sp!rsa screw steamer Of 4os tons, old msasurs-
The MarSold screw steamer OF lis tons. old measure.
The DumbarOn, paddle steamer OF tons, old meas.
The Pontiac paddle steamer of s7l tons, old MEASURE
ment.
The IOseo, paddle steamer Of s'I TONS old measure.
The ssbasO paddle steamer, Of $50 tons, old measure.
The TritOns paddle steamer of 2Oa TONS old nsasurs-
ment.
The oetoras paddle steamer Of ga TOMS old measure.
At THE u. j. NAvY.YARn, PHILADELPHIA,
gu the sth october, Al IL o clock m,
The ST. Louis, sailing soop Of war, of 100 tons, old
measurement
The PEusston receiving ship OF 800 tons, old meas.
urement
The Cymaus screw steamer Of 296 tons old measure.
ment
The Althea, screw steamer Of n tons, old measure
ment.
The kineo screw steamer OF 5Ol tons, old measure.
ment
The Cimmarron, paddle steamer Of 500 tons, old meas
uremsnt
The norlst pAdds steamer of sss tons, old measure.
mvpt (of iron,
The boxer paddle steamer OF AL tons old measure
ment (of irOn,)
These vessels and their inventories eau be examined
At any time, on application tue com of
respective nsvy.yard.
Twenty per cehtum Of the amount OF the purchase
money must be deposited the day Of the sale aud the
remainder must be paid and the vessel removed from
the navy yard within two weeks from the day OF sale
The Bureau OF Construction aud Rsiair will, until
the 10Th October, receive tenders fos the purchase OF
the sloop Of war Dale, VI a65 tons, lying at tho
United States Navy Norfolk NTginia where the
vessel and the Inventory can be examined
sel9.twSw
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A UCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT
IA WOOD AT ALEXANDRIA, VA

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WAsHISaroNl
OrFicR OF CHEF ouARrERNAsrER,
WASHINGTON, d. G. september II, 1896
The Auction Sale Of Govern ment Wood at the wood.
yard fourth Of one mile north Of the city Of Alex
sndra, on the Washington Alexandra and aeorgetovn
railroad will be resumed FRIDAY, September H. at
II O'Clock, m and continued daily III the 2Oth inst
Inclusive Sundays excePsd unless the lot Is sold be-
fore that time.
Upwards Of EIGHT THOUSAND CORDS OF OAK
AND PINE are offered, which will be sold Of the kind
to suit purchasers, aud In any quantity from cord
to ave hundred cords.
Terms Cash, In Governmsnt funds, on day Of sale
and fifteen days allowed for removal.
NJ l. LUDINGToN,
Bvt Brig. Gen. and Chief ouartermastsr,
sen lot Department OF Washington.
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GALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY

OFFICE OF Army CLOTHING AND EauIpAaE
- NEw YoRx, September q, ls68 I
Will be sold at public auction At the Depot Of Army
Clothing and Equpage, corner Of LAight and Washing
ton streets, New York city on the ID day Of October
1865, commencing at II o'clock, m., certain quaint.
ties OF non regulation Aud condemned clothing and
equpage, consisting Of say about
d. 600 pounds, more or "a Musicians Froek
less,o Tents. Hos Goats,
pital, Wall, Com rs pairs Trousers,
mon and sbleyD 1871 Hospital Tent Piles,
2Ie Hospital Tents, 80 Wall Tent Files,
o2 wall Tents, 500 knapsAeks,
80 Common Tents, 7, 800 Canteens,
$50 Leather Caters, 90 Axes,
307 Hog skin Gaiters, 4j Axe Haudlea
$50 Forage Caps, 1855 Pickaxes,
%, 900 Cap Covers, cal Spades,
Sss ebley Tent Stoves 80 shovels,
q 100 Leather Stocks, 40 Mosquito Bars
ZIG GREAT Goat Straps Lot Of Brass Articles. Flags,
Old Iron, 10, &c sc,
And various small articles Of clothing and equipage
ALSO,
1,7s6 feet Of Patent Leather, sound and new,
S66 feet Goat Morocco sound aud new,
81 yards Of Sky blue Facing Cloth, now.
Samples Of the above may be at the Depot, and
further information obtained
Terms: Cash, in Government funds; ten Per cent.
down, and the balance before the goods taken from
the depot, which must be within three days Of sale
under forfeiture Of purchase and ten per cent
Brig. Gen. D. u. vINT0N,
se36-d Bvt Quartermaster General, U. g. A.
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OF NAVY POWDERS.

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DEPARruExY1
WARRINGTON Crrr, Sept. %, 1850.
There Will be sold at public suction, to the highest
day Of October 1868, at the oee OF the Inspector Of
Ordnance, At the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, New York,
about twenty hundred barrels n sOo) Of powder
composed Of cannon and mortar powders
The powders will be sold by sample and in lots TO
suit purchasers.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds; one half to be
deposited on the conclusion Of the sale the remain
der within ten days Afterwards, during which time the
powders must be removed from the otherwise
they will revert to the Government
Purchasers will be required to furnish their own
packages where the powder Is not In barrels.
II. A. WISE,
seZ6'd Chief Of Bureau.
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BY virtue Of decree OF the Orphans Court Of the
District OF Columbia, will sell at public suction, at the
auction room Of Green Williams, corner Of Seventh
and streets, on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of October A.
1866 at one O'Clock ,. the equitable interest OF
Mat and Margaret L Williams In lots numbered 81
d. c.
The terms OF sale, as prescribed by the decree are
one hundred and ny dollars cash to be paid the limo
other half In four years, with interest payable semi
annually. SARAH b. WILLIAMS,
Guardian.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
sel9-2aw3w Auctonssrs
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n II p III A N s. COU RT.
" July %, 1896.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA WASHINGTON COUNTY
To Wit:
In the case Of George H, Foster, administrator Of
hasN hS' noSoh.o.n h J, ~ nrah EoresAd
Washington County aforesaid appointed Saturday the
LIST Of September next the anal settlement and dsri
buoA OF the estate OF said deceased and
assets hand far the same have been collected and
turned into money when aud where all the creditors
and heirs Of said deceased notified TO attend with
their claims properly vouehed they may otherwise
by law be excluded from all bsnent in said deceased
estate provided copy 81 THIS eIdsr DO Published ouoe
week Tor three weeks In the NArIoIAL RIPulLloAH
previous 10 the said day.
Test .. Q. ROBBINS,
sult.wsw Isgistsr Of Wills,
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GALE OF NAVY WDERS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DKPARrARSr,)
bCREAu Up ORDNANCE, J
wAsHSGroS Cry, September o. 1866.
There will be sold at public auction, to the hlgh hest
bidders at noon, TUESDAY the "a day Of October al
the o1cc OF the officer commanding the Naval Ordnance
Depot at Jefferson Barracks Reserve, near 81. Louis
Mo. about Ave thousand o. 0OO) barrels Of powder,
composed Of cannon, mortar and musket powders,
The powders will he sold In lots to suit purchasers
Terms cash In Government funds Que half 10 be de-
posted on the conclusion VI the and the remainder
wtthin ten days afterwards, during which time the
powders must be removed from the grouu otherwise
they will revert TO the Government.
Purchasers will be required to furnish their own
packages, where the powder is not In barrels
sell II, A. WISE Chief Of Bureau.
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DOR SALE-On WEDNESDAY, the
I'd day Of October next, at IL IN, at Hobokeu, near
the ferry, the Revenue steam propeller
CUYAHoGA
null rugged brig burden $50 TONS old Measurement
oniit by Westervelt, New York, In 1895. Frame live
oak, locus! and cedar; repanksd aud thoroughly re.
paired ~ John Linn In PhilsdelPhis lsOi Is now In
Is we'll found In snsSoI, eseus bs.. Ky ass na nu
eaoin, wArd.room, berth deck and all the appoint.
ment OF . man -of-war has
Two oseillating engines, SdxSl
Two horizontal tubular hoilsrsi
gomPosit1n screw, 10 feet diameter, Il feet Pitch
stores l3d gross tons coal In bunksrs.
The vessel can be sxsmT cd on and after Monday,
sept y, Hoboksn, near the ferry until the day Of
charge, HENRY A. sMYTHE
SELL Collector Of Customs, New York,
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LITE II A II U n Il.
III A Il p Il RS
H NEW MONTHLY MAaAZINI
FOR OCTOBER, 1885,

PERSONAL RRcoLLEoTIoNs OF THEwAR.-pourth
ILLrsral rroxs.-Hrs. Bells, parns.,own. -ropo.
graphical Enesnpmsnt Magrudsr's. Signal Station,
MONTGOMERY County. I,Enesmpmen. Of signal Party.
for Field Reconnoisssnce.-Csmpse Seminary. Winter
Camp Of the Fourth New Jorssy.-ssminafy Pump
WOODEN LEas
With an Illustration.
CRUISE OF THE ROB ROY.
ILIusrnArIoSs.-Ths Rob Roy In the Rollers. -Es.
SSef:d cssnn:l@TSs ROB Roy on Wheels . Patti.
sy.FieId.. =iseommod.tiOa: wsutsd, = Morning Ing
v!sitor.IThs Rob Roy 10 orOwd.--shirkins 3
IDS Of. he Rsus.Swsshiss barge "FIsd ID on /
y.a;n wGh.i1 Bar MTr.s9h Fishers.
HERo1G DEEDS ns % HEROIC MIN. XIV. THE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT r Curtis. -Bst.ie,of Pea
Battery .-Nins.ssntS lows and Tw.nteth Wisconsin.
sn ksiIy in y, i s1s!ls Rock
MRS. RoTH's BRIDAL TOUR.
THE RUINED CHAPEL.
LADY 6oDIvA AT home.
sE RssERIaB TN % ;osps' of Coventry
TIE H BSESIso ~ q S SEdS AGAIN.
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