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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-10
We Thought So.

The Nashville Union of yesterday says:
Gov. Brownlow has refused to commits
sion certain officers elected in this county
last Saturday, on the ground that the
registration law was violated The
Dispatch suggests that the question
of the right of the Governor to go
behind the certificate of election, ought
to be tested in the courts. We second
the motion. Let the matter be so tested
And if it is declared that the Governor
is guilty of an assumption of authority
not vested in him, let the registration
law be either repealed or so amended
that it can be enforced.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-10

believing that represented youropinions
and wishes. The question is with you.
More than eighty wintersha bowed my
form and weakened my step, but they
have not clouded my perception Of the
necessity, or impaired my purpose to
labor, whether in a public ora more con
genial private capacity, for tho testora-
ton of constitutional government "a the
richest legacy which can be left to those
who are 10 come after us.
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pH- A Washington special says: TIL

BI- A Washington special says: The
House reciprocity debate, yesterday,
strengthens the growing jealousy be-
tween the Western and New England
men on the subject of protection. The
Western members are in favor of liberal
trade arrangements with Canada, and COM
plain that the national interests are sub
ordinate to the views Of Eastern manu-
facturers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-10

BE- ROBERT F. COLEMAN, Judge of the
Boone County tXy.) Court, was found
dead in his bed, at his residence in Bur-
liugton. 1t is supposed he died of heart
disease. Judge COLEMAN was a lawyer
of considerable prominence, and some
what noted as a poet
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-10

BE- A letter from Gen. BRAYMAS, in
reply to charges of cotton stealing
against him, retorts severely on WILLIAM
BURNETT, of Cincinnati, who was the
original accuser of BRAYMAN. The lat
ter sites that BURNETT was arrested for
cotton frauds al Natchez, and was ex-
tensively engaged in the business
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-10

tS-DAyID W. Mickey, an old citizen
Of Choctaw county, Miss, and a quiet
man, was killed at Greensboro by one
Tox JOHNSON, in an alteration that
arose about pitching dollars. JOHNSON
is in custody.
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pa A Washington dispatch, of the
18th, says; Most of the session in the
Senate to-day was occupied with Mr.
SUMMERS speech. The galleries we're
well filed, and large proportion of those
present were colored. FRED. DOUGLASS
and his wife were interested listeners.
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pJ A revolution has broken out in
Romano. Prince CAUsIy was taken
prisoner by the army and forced to sign
his 5 bdication. Legislation unanimously
proclaimed the Count of Flanders Hos
podar, amidst general satisfaction. Much
excitement prevails in the neighboring
principalities.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-10

B9rA desperate conflict occurred in
Stewart county, Ga, last week, between
planters and outlaws, and some negroes.
Three whites and seven negroes were
killed
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-10

RAJ A man named MYERS, at Houston,
Texas, the Telegraph says, has killed in
his life (he is fifty years old fifteen
thousand deer His average for many
years past has been six hundred and
seventy per year.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-10

pTMrs General SAM CooPER has
opened a young ladies' boarding school
near the Theological Seminary, about
three miles from AlexandriA, Va
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BE- The guerrillas-one-armed BERRY
and WELLs-sentenced to be hung, had
their sentences committed by General
PALMER to ten years confinement in the
Albany, n. T., penitentiary
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-10

p1-Goy. BROwSEow has received n
telegraph dispatch from Grenada, Miss,
announcing that there is plot on foot
in that State TO assassinate him.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-10

p~ Ex-senator WIGFALL S reported
to have escaped from Texas, to be heard
Of next, no doubt, from the Confederate
settlement at Cordova, Mexico.
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w. B. Levin.


Tho venerable WILLIAM 3. LEWIS, an
intimate friend ard associate Of General
JACKSON, is one of the minority members
who resigned their seats in the Legisla-
iure. During the war he was a con-
sistent Union man, and since the cessa-
ton Of bostiliiies in the field he has
opposed the radical destructiyeness His
card announcing himself for reelection
closes TINS:
Fellow-citizsns, Il is fortuitous only,
and sincerely no, Of my choice, that 1
feel called upon to stand before you
to-day as the representative Of this great
principle ! am too old 20 suffer myself
TO indulge the feelings which such june
lures Of public Stairs as the present are
calculated 10 excite in those who are
called 20 act in them, bot am aot too old
to cherish love Of my country and her
benign institutions, or 20 60 my duty 70
them regardless Of personal sacrifice
In the conscientious discharge Of TINS
duty. have taken an important step,
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MA young daughter Of the late
LAsKEEcE n KEITT. died in Charleston,
s. C., last week
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The Daily News.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST II, 1866.
The Laying of the Atlantic Cable.
by RALPH WALDO EMERSON.

by RALPH WALDO EMERSON.
Oh, tepderly the naughty day
Fills his blue urn with are!
Ono morn Is In the mighty heaven,
And ono In our desire.
The cannon booms from town to town,
Our pulses are not less;
The joy-bels chino tho tidipgs down,
Which children's voices bless.
For He Who spread your broad blue field,
Der mantling land and sea,
One.third part of tho sky unrolled,
For the banner Of the free!
The mon, are ripe of Saxon kind
To build an equal state,
To take the statute from the mind,
And mako duty fate.
United States! The Ages plead,
Present und past in undor song,
Go. put your creed into your deed,
Nor speak with double tongue!
For sea and land don't understand,
Nor Rkies, without a frown,
See afghts for which the one hand fights,
With the other cloven down!
Be just at homc-then stretch beyond,
Your Bceptre o'er the sea.
And make tho broad Atlantic pond
A ferry OF tho free.
And henceforth there shall be no chain,
Save underneath the sea,
The wires shall whisper through the main,
Sweet songs of Liuerty!
The conscious stars accord above,
The waters Wild below,
And ceaseless, tbroush the cable wove,
Her fiery erranda go.
For He that worketh high and wise,
Nor pauses In HE plan,
Win take tho sun out of the skies,
Ere freedom out of man.
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cm when held at proper times

rather encourage them when held ut proper times
and places.
Mr.. Waipoo said there was no foundation for
the rumor that the Guards had been ordered to
load after they were in the park.
After some remarks from Mr.. Whaley and Mr..
Hadield, the subject dropped.
TIE CONTEST ENDED.
From The Morning Star. July 20.l
The contest between Might and Right-betwoen
the Government and tho peoplo-has ended as all
such contests must end in free country. Tho
people have triumphed; and by their conduct
when reaping tho substantial fruits of victory
tney have given new proof Of their title to con-
hdence, and OF the justice of their claim to enjoy
full share OF political power. We rejoice that
this morning we have not to occupy our space
with repetition OF tho disastrous scenes which
disgraced tho metropolis on Monday and Tuesday
The Government have been taught lesson which
they will not soon forget and Sir Richard Mayno
give to the police Unlimited and brutal license.
THE RESULT OF THE INTERVIEW ANNOUNCED TO THE
PEOPLE.
As the result of tho Conf rence between the
Reformers and the Homo Secretary, the annexed
poster was published at an early hour in the even
ing:
The Reform League and Hte Gouernnend.--The
Government, by the hight Hon. Spencer Walpole
the Home Secretary, have this day agreed with
the Council of the Reform League to facilitate in
every way their obtaining speedy decision
either in Parliament or in court of law, rs to
the light OF the peep to hold public meetings in
the parks. and it is earnestly requested that in the
meantime and until the question is decided, no
further attempt be made to hold q meeting in
Hyde Park, except only on next Monday after
noon, July 80, ut six O'clock, by arrangement with
the Government; and it is further earnestly re-
quested that all will abstain from disorderiy acts,
and do everything in their power to preserve tho
peace and protect property, tho Government un-
dertakiDg, on their part, not to make any further
demonstration of the military or police.
EDMOND BEALES, President.
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LYONS KATHAIRON.
October az

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It Is most delightful Hair Dressing.
II eradicates scurf and dandruH
It keeps the head cool and clean.
It makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
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Any lady or gentleman who valueH beautiful hea
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October % gtuth1yr Nav yo=k
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Be sure that eyory bottle bears the facsie Of our
signature on steel plate label with private stamp
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~ AWAY WITH sPEOTAOIIEs.-OLD EYES
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August II

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New York. and all Druggists at 10 cents per box.
september 26 Tyr
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aE COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.-THIS DELE.
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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19

DY VIRTUE OF A Fl. "a. ISSUED from
ND the Circuit Court Of Washington Coun.
~, TO me directed, tested the fourth Monday
of Oct. 1865, upon q judgment aud cost for
the sun Of one thousand and three dollars
and thirty. eight cents, debt and cost pro-
nounced by tho said Circuit Court and in "a
'yor 81 John w. Simpson, against r, y. Blair,
w. X. Blair, John L, Blair md W. p. Blair
Administrators of John Blair decd. / will
sell At the Court House door 10 the town oil
Jonesboro', on Saturday the 18th, day Of Feb.
1866, for cash In hand, all TIE right, title,
claim and interest that the said n. L and w.
X Blair has IN and to a tract OF land situated
10 Washington county, Dist. No. o, adjoining
the lands Of Isaac Hcnly,s Heirs, William
Bayless and others, known rs the Enbree
VILE tract. Also, all the right, title, claim
and Interest that the said John Blair, decd,
has in and 70 u house and lot in the town Of
'Jonesboro', Dist. No. Is, adjoining the lots
of DR.. Daniel Kenney and others known as
the Blair Hotel. Afro, a House and lot ad-
joining the same and the Jail, known as tbe
Whitfield Cunningham house, until said debts
and costa are satisfied, this the fourth day Of
jan, 1856. s. 7. SHIpLEY,
janl2. w4prsfeeSe. Sheriff.
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N0lIEE 10 IgIRs o. HENRY NILLER lECp.

A PETITION HAVING BEEN FILED IN THE
"A County Oourt by Henry Miller, Arnold Little and
his wife AnnA Little and George W. Miller, In which
petitioners pray that process Issue and publication be
mall, nntfying The said heirs TO appear At tho next
tsfm Of the County Court and show cause why said
lands shall not b. partitioned among tho heirs, and 1t
Appearing from said petition that Rebeeea Klspper,
widow OF Madison Keeper, and one Of the heirs 10 said
estate 10 a non-rrsident " the State Of reuneatee, IL IA
thsreforr ordered that publication b. made In the Union
Flag, publshrd In Jonrsboro', Tenn. for four success.
I've weeks, notifying the said ItebeccG Keeper 70 appear
Court House In Jonesboro', On the LIST, Monday In Feb
1906, and shou eAusc II any exists, why said estate
shall not BE- partitluucd a. prayed FOR In the petition.
JOHN y. GRESHAM, 1-
lsn5W4prafes5. Clerk County Court. W. {.
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CIDyEY TALANr ". HENRY sLtGER,
- plaintiff on aaid,vit says the defend ntiS
in debt to hiil aud has abseonded 80 that the
ordinary process Of the Law cannot be served
upon him, and having obtaIned an attachment
agalnsi defendapt Tfiufnable before ne on
the 72d, day Of July 1895, and the Sanie hav.
ing been stayed by me until the 2ith day Of
February, 1858, and the establishment from
the Officers return having been served on de-.
ispdants property, IL 10 therefore ordered By
me that publisailon be made IN the Union
Flag q paper published in the town Of Jones
-toro' notify ins the said defendant. 10 Appeal
at MY once 10 JdneBboro', on the Afofssaid
3Tth day o. Fsbruary, 1855, and defend said
gait or the sains vii Be proceeded With sx.
Parts, JAM "a, issa a q COLLINS
3AnsNsPIhsete ~gHnH 20 fr~ ar
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VTERMAE CONE ys. W. ~. MULLED0oR.
Al the plaintiF on affidavit says that the
defendant ID indebted TO him and that he SO
absconds that the ordinary process of the
law cannot be served upon him and by attach
ment the plaintiff having obtained an attach
ment against ihs defendant ret0rnable before
me on the 18th day Of Sepr3gls55, land the
same having been stayed BY NE until the nth
day Of March 1856, and il appearing from
the officers retain that said attachment has
been levied on the estate Of tie said W. W..
Nullendoor, II ia therefore ordered by me that
publicA,lon be meds in the Union Flag, q pa
per published in the tswn CT JnheSb0ro',
notifying the aforesaid defendant to sppe9r
Mt my Office In Jonssboro', on The l7th day
Of March 1866, and defend said suit or tie
same win be heard aud determined ex-patte,
Jan, 2nd. 1868. A. 9. COLLINS,
ah5w4Prsfvt$6,. 81 .J.P.
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IkOrItg 70 HEIRs NT I0HN ig0fHE. lEcl.

A PETITION HAVING BEEF FILED IN THE
"A County Court, to sell land, on suggestion Of an in.
sufieieney Of personal assets 70 meet tho liabilities, and
the petitioners Geo. w. Telford and Hend. d.. Bo0ths,
Adm'rs. &c, having prayed that process issue, and
publication BE- made a. 70 parties who are non residents
% the state, Il 10 therefore ordered by the Court that
publication b. made In the Union Flag, a paper pub
lshed In Jonesboro', Tenn, for four successive. weeks,
notifying Thomas Randolf and his wife Mary RapdolL,
and john n. Boothe, two Of said heirs who are nnn-
iesidents OF the State Of TenRessee. to APPEAR At the
next term Of said Court TO b. held At The Court Ipusc
In Jonssbofo' on the lat, Monday ID. Ftbthary, 1850,
and show cause why 4 decree shsl not b. Issued for the
aals OF ,th' land Aforesaid. JOHSF GRESHAM.
jan5Wfprsfrss5. Clerk Countycourt, W. @.
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DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT or VEND. EX.
I'D po. issued from the Circuit Court OF
Washington county, Tenn, to me directed,
tested the first Monday Of Oct, 1865, upon
two Judgments and costs, one for the sum 81
one hundred and thirty-fYe dollars and six
ty cents, one other for nineteen dollars and
thirty-ive cents, debts and costs pronounced
by the So d Circuit Court, and In favor Of J..
D. and @. W. Willard against James Il. Crouch,
will sell at the Court House door in The
town Of JOnesboro', on Saturday, the 18th,
day Of Feb, 1856, for cash in hand, all the
right, title, claim and interest that the said
James H. Crouch has in and to n tract Of land
situated In Washington county, Dis. No. "a,
adjoining the lands OfGeorge Grisham, Chin
outh Hale and others, containing one hum
dred aud three acres more OF less, until said
debts and costs are Satisfied, this the 4th day
Of Jan, 1865. s. T. SHIPLEY,
jN l2w4prsfeeS5. Sheriff.
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Nav YoHE. Jan. rs Tho POSTS
WaEngt1m speeinl says; IL "a re-.
pa iRpt ne ReconatruStio Com
mi Intend. sending for navy
eqgi 1aFp leAdeSa both Quinn ana
heosl fny the purpose N examining
int1 Ne condition Of the gouthern
btaipe The prospects Of the admis.
sion ~ Tennessee Congressional de,.
egufea h alight. but probable Ad.'
vices state that the Tenneaaee Leg.
ls'As,e viii confer equal rights np6n
The tri1l Of Alexandria rioters "a
prdaIs asInR b day. Negroes are al
m|I tetbs came privilege a. whites
- A1iDg tesiiuanE
.#lMTflf ft1 WIZ
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VVTM. PERRY r,. NATHAN BANEs.

NXTh. PERRY VS.. NATHAN BANES. In
w this e.se tie plaintiff having sued out
an attachment against the defendant for Eve
hundred aud my dollars debt, and aiidaVitt
having been made that the defendant vas q
non-rpsident OF the State and bond given rs
required In attachment casts, II "a therefore
ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks 10 the UuiOn Flag, a paper
published ia Jonesboro', notifying the de-
irndant to appear Ut the neIt term Of the
Circuit Court to be held at lhe.Court House
IN Jonesboro', ON the fourth Monday in Feb
ruarg. 1864. To plead answer or demnr, or the
san,. will be t'ksn as confessed and set for
hearing eH.paIte. EARASTRONG,
jan5wl prslerS5 Clerk.
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IyLIAs MOsGoLD w. FETIIAs SMITH. THE
" plaintiff on nnidaVit says the df ndant IL lnd bt.
oil 70 him., and 60 abseonds or eOnerA ais himsif that
hgal pfocsg " Law cannot b. erVAd upon bin. bAV.
lnE obiaiusd an original attachment against tn Esft
Of the q fsndant. madr rtturnabf beforr WIN. Has :.
Jns, q Justie u the pcsee for Warrington County, And
The sam having bcen levied on Ms property, ID Il or.
ksred By said Jnstles that publication b made Tor Our
gnUssslve weeks, In the Unlon fag, %uatlfyluE said de-
kndsnt 70 app sf Il his ole IN the 18th civil district
e Hahingtnn County, on the 7th day n Jun, 49,,
81 he nns will b. procoedod With n paTtr.
WILLIAM HAWKINS, j. P.
Jaai9atpfs hse3 Naablpgioh Co.
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~ Itis reported TIA: an agent Of the Inn
periAl goVernmea Of Mexico Msiyed ia New
York mot long sines,'and purchased $50, 900
worth Of arms, which we're shipped to Vera
CfuR aud Havana. q tal
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