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Kew, York 4. ri speeials.

( NEW York, Nov. 13.-Ths iHerald's
Washington special sayst 1t is reported
that a negro plot to kin certain white
andicolored men, who voted the CONFER
Vative ticket in Virginia, has been dis
covered near Lynchburg. It Is also
lenburgland adjoining counties, whether
to seize the lands on the LIST of January,
II not given them. ,.,.,s..-5s ~
The Snp't of the Freedmen's Bureau
at Winchester, has had Judge Parker
arrested on the charge that Union men
cannot get Justice from him.
. The Times special says: The Comp
troller of the Currency Is preparing a
statement whichiwin refute the state
ment that the Government pays the
National Banks twenty million per
,annum for the privilege of issuing
their own notes and Others OF o like
character, The truth is there is no in
terest in the country which pays SO
great proportion of the taxation on
the capital invested as the National
Bank interest. rs
The colored militia question re.
mains unsettled. ai.s..s 9, ,lIi'
The Pay Department Investigating
Committee will not be prepared to
submit a final report on the messing of
Congress, 80 no 4
Judge Chase says that he is more
radical In name than In fact, and that
he has indiscreet friends. = -iiLf z
It Is probable General p ope Will send
to Congress a. list of rebels ht to be en-
franchiSed, a1dit is also probable the
Alabama Convention. viii make pro-
visions for such persons in the Consn-
tution.-a.------s-,.-- -----,--- --e-.---.s.s
The Worlds special says: General
Sherman is expected in washington
this week, and some of the Conserya-
tives are proposing movement in his
behalf for the Presidency, as a counter
trritant to the Grant movement.
At the Cabinet meeting yesterday, 1t
was finally decided that the message
and annual reports shall not be sent
to Congress till December.
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Tna Lnnr MAIN.

BUFFALO, Nov. 18.-Weston Is ex-
; NV fYoKK, Noy.. 1s,-Weston, the
started ut twenty minutes
past IL O'Clock this morning for Buffalo.
The roads are muddy, but he avowed
his intention TO be in Buffalo by three
O'Clock tomorrow morning. He in
denies the statement that he
isfnjleague with those who bet he Will
not make 100 miles in "a hours.
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= - K q M 7Eis ,.iiI,1i

ATcHEsoN, KS, Nov. 13.-The offlcial
majority from twenty-one counties, and
the reported majo rites in six Others
the most populous IN the State. give
the following result: For negro suff-
rage, 1895, against, IS 1858; for female
suffrage, sos. against, Is. 498; for dis
franchising disloyal personss 81 268;
against, g, 603. Seyenty-one represen-
tatiye districts return so Republicans
and 81 Democrats. There are fourteen
districts yet 20 hear from, ten ofwhich
will return Republicans. The Senate
will stand, Republieaps 80, Democrats
twenty hye. = EE44.LS y l. X
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BY THE CABLE.
Advtoes 10 the 1sth Of November N

y L
PARIS, Nov. 12-Midpight.-The re-
port of the resignation of Marquis De
La Yalette. Minister Of State for the In
terror, is confirmed. The Emperor has
appointed Mr.. Plnaird his successor,
MI. Pierre MRgue, has also been, ap-
pointed Minister OF Finance. ara,
MANCHESTER, Nov. 12-Eyening.T
The p risoners Roberts, Featherstone,
and Gould were brought up before the
Commission to day, and were each
sentenced to i've years imprisonment.
All the indictments have been disposed
of. The special commission for the
trial of AGachesterrioters was dissolved.
& EFLoRRNcE, Nov IL Evenings
Gazette has published the text OF a
note from the Prime Minis
ter, which declares that ,thesuppression
of the temporal power Of the Pope Is
indispensable to the maintenance of
good relations between Italy and
France. "T1.,a;i'is g. a s 80
LoNDoa, Nov. 1s.-Late dispatches
from Florence state that the recent note
from Menabrea, Prime Nfinistero of tia
~, has mad very qpieting effect. The
press Of Italy. however, are almost
unanimouslytof the opinion that ii Is
impossible to reconcile the differences
existing between the italian govern
ment and people and the Pope.af 51
ELoEpoN, Nov. 18.-Evening.- cohsols
closed at 94sz; U. s. 6.2os 20 Ills; Nil
nois Central sSS<; Erie AZ. ne
FRANKFORT, Nov. 1s.-Evenlhg.-Us
8. .bonds78 3.l6. .s4a 8 .iiiiid q
LrvERPoon, Nov. 1s.-Evening Cot.
ton closed dull; middling uplands SIS;
middllngi Orleans SIS; salesis, 600 bales.
Breadstufs-c Corn advanced to 4ss; red
western lbs 10d. Barley. oats, and peas
unchanged. Provisions = Beef lbs.
Pork72s. sLard62s Cd. Cheese SIS. Ba-
conl52s.a Produce Sugar steady at 26s
I'd. Petroleum spirits nominal at Is;
standard white at Is 5d.I ls7fTs,5fzs
ANTMRRP, Nov. Electromagnetic!
troleum; standard white at 45f. -. "a
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The, White Pine Compound

cit was early in the spring OF q that tals
compound was originated. a mernner o. ny
THROAT attended with . disag reeahle eongh. !
had for some months previous thought tnat
4 prepaEation having tor its haAls the inslds
n toho very useful In diseases OF tho throat
and lnnns, T0teSt the VRlue OF IL in the case
al the medicins that I had been planning,
and gAyeit in teaspoontni dose1. :, 4 las Eesl1lt
WIS exceedingly gratifying. Within two
"a. the cough snfSiEied and speedy cure
was enected. Soon after this 1sent some %
q LADY IN e f,t5 WE Ss N. e MN
nncus streaked with 81 cd. she soon fouIhd
I'm ounce 81 h. ana rot wen. J. b. Olaxko,
ESIi., editor OF the Manchester Daily MlfIoIs
n1ade . trial of the same pEepafatton IN the
;case OF aseVere cold and was cured tmnect-
ately. Hewas 90 highly pleased with the NJ
Suits and 80 confident In sneoess attending III
ssIsf PlsSsd s s - t esyp etess; name s and
SIND &c abroad 70 bonenb the 1uueLlnGs IN
N0yembeT, 1855. I mt adyeEttsed IL under
years nom that time there had been whnl6-
saled IN Mapehests lone one hundred g 81 DOL.
'coFiEh fenae1iies In the market, and Il SIN
maIntAins that position. There u good rea-
inittlor this; Ii 6 very soothing and heaLing
pleasant Withal 70 the TASTE, and iseKc0ed-
s:2s are q remedy for Kidney complaints tl,s
White Pine Compound stands unhVRlcd. n
We NOT Originated for that purpose but q
person In Jtsinl IL for a cough was NOT only
eIiTefI Ar the CoEiRh. but was also cured OF .
kidney difficulty Of ten years standing. SINCE
that Ree4denfAl discovery many thonsantaS
have used II nor the same complaint. and
hRVe been completely cured.
The above was written BY DT. Poland. N
1850, Since then, ~ m MAncneststs t1e
VghitSi Pine Compound has taken the lead OF
nj Cough remedies as well a. = preparation
Tor the cureof Kidney din culties IN evety city
own. yfilaEe and hamlet Throughout the
s Sl EnSsaa sa ss ss and pleasant 70 tss
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4 PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1s.-Hon. Thad.
Stevens LETT Lancaster this morning at
9 O'Clock on a special car, arriving here
at noon. The car was attached 70 q
through. train for Washing The
ride did not fatigue him. he was sit
ting up, and in good spirits. and con.
yersed freely with a large number OF
his friends who paid respects to him
during the time he'was ut West Phtla-
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I ans1s sFfIr.. eEII Z j

q FALL RIVER, MASS, Nov. 13.-The
Mantle Thereal wells, owned by r., ~.
Swail. ofSew York, and y. 81. Davis,
of Fall River, were totally destroyed
by fire last night. Loss $4,000. Par
TALLY insured. Supposed TO be the
work of an fncendfary. About 80 hands
.are thrownpnto Of employment, ~ q
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RFonhRf ciinond.

RIcHafosD, VA, Nov. 3D. Chief JUS
tiee Chase arrived here this morning.
He presided In Court this morning.
Davis is expected on the 23d inst.
General Schofield left for Washing
ton to.day.s f.aa- s. -
the cost OF registration in Virginia ia
$3.50, COO. The cost of the military es-
tablishment in this State in the last ten
mont1s WIN reach S. OOO, 900. -
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RkAp TIE :Ek1pxNoE.

Messs. Dertns q Botton, ..s.s - :
GEHTIRMEN:-Fort the last eleven months
I have been suffering almost daily rom Sc
we're attacks of Dyspepsia; SO much SO that
could with difficulty retain q meal IN my
stomach more than twenty minutes. AZ
about the heart; q general depression OF
spirits, attended with frequent headache,
dizziness Sort din1neSs of sight tried va
paratIons, without being afforded any et'
#;ectual relief TIL I used four bottles OF" nb:
oel's Golden BftteH,s Y since which period
ThHye NOT been troabled with q single one
or the above complaints. From the benenl
those iT3itterH have afforded me, feel IL my
GLE A. BANCROFT,
Accountant and Collector.
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NEW YoRK, Jannary II, 1884.
n BtthbeR 4 CO.

NV YoHK, April 2sd, lsel.
Iyeo. o. Hub6Gt q b.EGesiaenie We have
analyzed your Golden BltbeFN, and md that
~ e6mpoSind parts entitle Il 70 the notice 81
the medical profession. since our anAiysls
Ne nave used 1T IN nuE prae1ee win Netyy.
satisfacfory results, anu q 1t particularly
y5ell calculated to correct the angemento OF
S6oea sick head ache, cllolic, de-, &C., and "a
\ snpefIor tdnin for daily itise In taodefafe
Tor aged personss and Also foF
moe on delicate constitutions. Yours &C,
5DoctoFR J. ~ Il 4. 5. 60HRuh9,t 2
fIsT ~ { ] hs3 No. 135 fslBt sd street.
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mesus. Geo. @ Hsaepel q oe:s i !
s5FSTs-Haying used only two bottles OF
SSsIi " MI, utrnnst eonfdence As b tonic,
partIculafly for change OF diet and wafer.
Them pSirt ofn Wtne.g lass two OF three times
a day. Yours respectfully = - =, -,
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Frou, Cnnnua,

MONTREAL, Nov. 1S.--Seveeal u
Meigs, largely interested In heyUnited
States lumber trade, have failed. Liza
bilities, 100000. -.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 18.-Fernando
Wood was nominated for Mayor by
the Mozart Democratic Convention
Last evening. 49,.
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TORONTO, Nov. l2.-UItich and Harq,
the American eounteEfeiterg confined
In jail here awaiting e1tradlhons es-
capped this morning.
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BRooKyntLlE, Pa, Nov. 1s.-Mrs.
IinallIer, the German woman Who
pofsoued her husband last winter was
haReeds To-day. She made 4 fnll COM
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2lst. cotaILaanat 81. 4aaiIEREAI, JOY ~

J Nst. Cotirtlandt ST. u SItkEALi July N q
GEsrLKnEs.-You .Bltters have been
such q blessing in my family that essnn0S
In Decanaber Last myss vile was very slelL-=
got .: very low that some te
SS,SSt stimuieIlf WAS lbsolutelF ecessaSys q
ssss ne mt IL did no good. wing abot-
rs AZ .lCioiden Ritt6rsS which been
ivan me by q .tfiend, ! thought i Woti ny
tsnnId seiye them b trial. I can truly ~
lin myWife gained strength and hediEh win
every dose. In one month ene was sentlfely
mssnd mem 70 al ladies Is . tEentle and
e1Sengthening ttimulant. q .-,54z = yr7s,f
] 81 SCI You're g; ,..,yf 80.
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Rosr6N Nov. is The friends of the
late ex-Goyernor Audrey are engage
in raising funds Of 500. 600 for d benetit
TO his family. Over 500, 900 have al
ready been subscribed R4
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s,.Lnnls

5NoNEt[RER 1S.-EEouR-ElAt; sales
at s. 6Oas 50 for extra; - 7SalO 30 for
double extra.
GRkIN-SVheat-Sp lower ats -;
fall unchanged Ht g. Ooi3 . foF OhO,ee.
Corn-No demand. Oafa-A0llVe aud
better At G5ae8l. Ryo-{lFm a. q SOA
1 S.. Observation-Disclosures
PROvTzfONg-Dlll a9d nominal.
IARD--t2also.
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BUFFALO. Not. 1s.-The ground was
covered with snow this morning.
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GOLDEN RIIrRRs..-.Hubbels Golden
Biuers are rapidly gaining afworld-wide rep-
utation. Read the following % ~
RARta Hrnnca lima 2 1874.

Mes,,s. Rlbbsl& co. 2 & Y =
tarsV is the most wonderful medic in the
world, 1t acts truly In q most tntrNeulous
way. Suffering with dyspepsia Of the most
raiIifuI kind, i used the Golden Bttten pre-
nared by Messrs, Huhbel q Co., AND was cur
"a. lam convinced that all complaints OF
this kind can be cured by your Bltters. " AN AN
curing OF all the Complaints that afnlot the
Tam Eentl'9Sszns: fS SqHski VA BfEsIRassdsU
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The Whfte Pine Compound,
sroRaE v. SWEET. n,

GGORsE W. SWIFT, N. D.,
PRoRRIKToR.
PREPARED AT THE
New England Botanical Depot
- 106 aAN0Y1R STRKIrT, BOSTON,
Under the Supervision of Rev. !. W. Poland.
LAUGHLS, SMITH CO., Wholesale
and Retail Agents. o. n. 0DBERT, Wheel
ing. ]. 4 n. N. MERCER, BellAiTe, Ohio.
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The Latest News
] - . q EL q RAPh.

BY tlie ONION Line; D.
OnIee, conner OF Main and Monfoe street
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White Pine Compound

VS. NOW oFFERED ToTHE
fhFonEhOut the country, AFTER hAVinR
6eeIa pFoVetl by the test OF eleNon yeAra, IN
the New England Statass where its mefdt8
have become q vel ktloEn g he tres nom
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arnagLsts.
nAARIMG POWDER |!

E. r,. p
l"HxCEnSIoRs'3
RAKING POWDER !
--S .pTTcI,E IS ENTIRELY DIFF
THilss nom and superlor.to the Vest on
.1,lfs iS I1vders commonly sold =
b9K ~ E5,sSsred nom the pufest material ex-
pIsssy, t ,Si no harmful tents, and 9
!kSSS1tei 10 make Ll3HE and iAEA1TA4s
BRE4Aap ~. sIiortning Is required than with
o1ne T6n C,AN BAKE IMMEDIATELY .ai7 I
.,aTmIxing your dough or batter viii tho
EInelstoT Baking Powder ~
hs BEAD ron YOURSELF 58sfe
what Is said about it by those who have
'''N REV. j. L. READ, -
:, ptisburgh, wei and widely known.
o. %rltes: "YOu have. permission 70 use our
Az ET6s sSeat ass 9esh e our
core OF Others In Pittsburgh and Yint.
rjtv. bear similar esttmony. -, Z 3 3 :,
nom Chicago. Baltimore, Beaver, Irontons
HAn'3'i'I HOME TESTIMONY. ~ s ~
ursaRL. LEWIS q WooDnAnsBEE pfopri-7
etoTs OF the "Grant House hGys been; using
IaEes made of II are A1.wAYs coon: IA
WE8SRs EDWARDS klCoNANT, pf0pTietors
ofthe ttjprtgg House. r. say g there has been
S ~ Impiovement in the quality of our
Bread, Cakes and Pastry since we began us
ing It -. al ..i.g.ss., tttI ,.,s,oo,
YOUR Excelsior Baking Powder 10 any other.
iake5 made of are Light and Wholesome.
Mr., GEO. g. Ross, proprietor OF the Steeuc-
rod House. says ttny Cook gives u the pIeis |
erence overall other Baking Powders Bread
CAKES and Pastry arc always good ~, Z. Z ~
MRS WlTEEN says. al have tried nuInet..
Ous baking Powders, but can fnd none that
giveI tine same satisfaction as your
RakInX Powder. 81 can always De SUE g q
giving my b0arieFs good Bread ana Sakes.t
There are hundreds OF families in this ana
other cities and towns who nave peen uiSlnB
the Excelsior Baking Power for O long l inns
10 the exclusion OF all other preparations.
MUFFINS can be made WITHOUT Yeast by, |
uSing The Excelsior baking Powder, In same |
proportion as for biscuits. - 50 IL
Neutrality-suspicious. and FAMILIES are
against limitations of the Excel-
St1r Baking Powder Tho genuine has the
qIIdress OF Logan; List 4 Co., on each. laoel. |
h u neatly put np1nl6 or Id and 10 lbcans.
Also Tor sale by the barrel, key and poundtk
+A' . Z TsH. LOGAN a Co sols5ssGN |
and LOGAN, II3T& co,
Sole PToptietots, Wheeling West5Na.'l
HB-Sold by Dealers Everywhere. e q
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Tho white Pine Compound CaEes

Rronefitfs. Splitting OF Blood, and Pulmon-
ary5 Afeetinns generally. Its a remarkable
Remedy Ion Kidney Comp plAhSt0Es
Difficulty OF Voldlng Urine, bleeding nun
the Kldneys and Bladder Gravel and other
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MONEY AND STOCKS.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-CoupOns i62,
1OS9S; '64, 1865; new '65, 10T9<; 10-40s
and 1905, unchanged. II.
STRRLING-1091SH10
GOLD-I8pEf ~
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NoyyExBER 13.-F1ouR-Dnn.
Z sGRAIN-Wheat - a shade hrn1er;
sales of amber Michigan at g 62a2 So.
.Corn-FIrmaEj No. i Wabash, held 1T
81 %; sales new at 6Sa90c. Oats-Ace
dive and 1c better; sales No. II 59a60c.
sRye-SaIesa at 81 q. Bar1ey-Dull.
- LAKE FREI9HTS - Etrmer5 SIG ON
corn by steam 10 Buffalo. s...575 . =.
No4EARRR 1s.-FLoUR-FIrn; Xxx
% 25a9 so. ~ ssfs.i 90 ssl - - :,
aRArs-wheat-u Unsteady ut 81 80
for No. 1. >s.seeI.sr5s ~ - -
nj Nsaa Francisco Market.
z NoxBarnKRs QuietS. SUI
pefhne 81 81 extra $500. az. ~
GRAIN-WheatLQu let at e 5Qa255. i
Legal tenders M.
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demand and IrregnIar
for free: no demand for bonded. II & Z,
PHovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-DulI, no de-
mand, held At SIG 75a20 for old. Lard
In demand at IL 10 for prime old; new
prime steam IL Sc tierces and 12s<ckegs.
Mt Hall 10 for shoulders; 153fc for clear.
rib; 165<a16c for clear sides. Green
Meats-In demand ut &c, $40 and
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Weather, cold. Trade is some
what improved, but transactions are
chiefly confined to leading houses,
which are selling goods at prices be-
low the cost of production. Prints are
steady ut 121<c for all standard makes.
14c; Massachusetts, fine III
u b Ike; do E SO inch 10Ifc; do so inch
91{e; Boot Detached 14cs Attaw9ugan
No. do l6c,. ~
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NoyElBEK l8.-F1oUR-Better and
in fair demand. - sa.5.....
nj 81. 2Corn-Steady At g7ag7Ize.
Oats+ActiVe at $40. Rye-Dull at
SI22aI q, and 81 20aI21. LBarley-Fair
demand at 81 1la1 u. .7.f..s -
PRoVmIoNS-Pork- ut S2000.
Lard-Steady at 11Za12c.
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NovEmER 18.-FLoURlQuIs and
unchanged l-5sss
Active and hEm; No.
Bi1waukse spring g 05; white Michi-
gan $Z76: mixed Milwaukee spring
$1i9S; No. 8 Chicago spring 81 gal 95S
No. q Ohicdgo spring 81 80 and upwards.
corn-DuIIs old 81 165<a117. Oats
Firm at 65a651<c, ae.el --'i-..s
FREIeHTs-Wheat. 1ec; Corn, 1ec;;
Oats, 101zc. So
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STATE SroGKs-AIissouris e411<<. =
It Is rumored that Commodore YAM
derbilt Will be President of the New
York Central Railroad. Letters pub
Hlished show proxies from Cuuhrd, III.
Aston, Jr., Banttard d Hutton, and oth-
ers, representing Is millions OF stock
placed In his hands for election.
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The transfer was cond ucted in q pure
ly,diplomatic and business like man
neF; The entire transaction was con-
with the Commissioners on board,
steamed into the haFbor at IL O'Clock in
the morning, and at o'clock in the af-
ternoona dozen American flags float
ed over the newly born American city.
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CorIoN-Dall at Ao7ac ior n1ioaln Ig
ToBACCo-In good demand and fiEsi
mer; sales Of 40 hhds at y !0a6 !05S for
West Va. black hIlers; 16a16c for wrap
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-16

INFANTS SCHOOL, No. 2O9 Alabama
street, Mrs. Anderson. 30
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-16

MONEY 10 LOAN. on collat-
erals, and second hand furniture bought
and sold, at $50 Second street. Go
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Emerson Btheridge TO Arrive To-
Observation-Disclosures.

Emerson Etheridge, tho Conservative
candidate for Governor of TENNESSEE,
will arrive in this city at six o'clock this
evening, and deliver On address at
eleven o'clock tomorrow morning in the
Greenlaw Opera House. He will be met
at the Memphis and Ohio depot by large
number of citizens, who willform pro-
cession and escort him to the Gayoso
House. The following committees have
been appointed "a
Committee on Reception S p Walker,
Charles B Church, r G Brinkley, j I
Swayne, ] F Leath, Hon. j WLeftwieh,
W W Coleman, G G Holmes, M D4b
Stewart, Albert Pike, NJ c Galloway,
] ] Murphy, Sam Tate, Samuel Mosby,
J Specht, T s Ayres, Henry ] Lynn,
II A Montgomery, ] c Creighton, P M
Winters, W H Walker, ] II Goodlett, r
Semmes, F Y Rocket, d Cockrell, J ]
Worsham, W o Loaand, w Wallace,
Jesse Page, jr., James Elder, Charles
Kortrecht, John Bullock, j ] Powers, ]
D Danbury, K G B L Wynn, ] NJ Cole
man, G W Bartlett, B=Lowenstein, A
Seessel, ] BGstti, D Pante, G S Came
ron, W N Brown, F M Moore, Martin
Kelley, A P Lacey. C
Committee on arrangements, Hon
Dan Able, John Donovan, R W Creigh-
ton, John S Toof, Jesse W Page,
c II Bracket, Hon WV Colemen, G G
Holmes. Designation, red, white and
blue.
Marshals. John Donovan, Chief; S
H Jones, Assistant; George 7 Hubbard,
Assistant. at
The procession will form on Main
street, right resting on jackson, and will
move from there to the Gayoso House
along Main street in the following order
Chief Marshal at head of Column,
Band Of music in open carriage.
Emerson Etheridge,
Dan Able,
S. p. Walker,
w. W. Coleman, AZ,
Carriages with committees and citizens,
Citizens on foot.
Assistant Marshal and citizens on horseback
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-16

The TEMPERANCE PIoNIc.-Ths four
divisions Of tho Sons of Temperance in
this city, formed procession this morn
ing at their hall, corner of Main and
Court streets, and headed by fine band,
marched through our principal streets
to the picn ic grounds on Orleans street,
near Vance. They presented splendid
appearance with their banners, regalias,
etc., and re, ,eived many marks of appro-
baton from the ladies' as they marched
through the streets, for the ladies always
look with. favor on what is intended to
prevent their husbands, fathers and
brothers from filing drunkard' s grave,
or becor ming mnrderers while under the
inhueni.e of strong drink. At the picnic
ground they we're Joined by the ladies'
and the festivities of the occasion we're
proceeded with. The weather looked
thrSste ming this morning, and some rain
descended, but the Sons marched on.
We wi sh them success and hope their
numbers may increase tenfold.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-16

New MEMPHIS THEATER There was
a good attendance at the New Memphis
Theater last evening when Edwin Forrest
appeared as King Lear" in Shake.
spears great tragedy of that title. Few
actors attempt this role at the present
day, and Mr.. Forrest stands at the head
of all of them. His acting last evening
was truly grand and thrilling, creating
frequent applause, and causing him to
be called before the curtain several times.
Miss Lille as "Cordelia and Barton
Hill as Edgar" performed with con-
siderable spirit Tonight Damon and
Phythias will be the attraction, with
Edwin Forrest as damon" and Barton
Hill as "Phythias" An invitation has
been extended to Hon. Emerson Ethe-
ridge, General N. B. Forrest, and other
gentlemen, who are expected to be
present Immediately after the reception
ceremonies are concluded. Tomorrow
night Mr.. Forests engagement will close
when Hamlet will be presented. All
persons who have not seen Mr.. Forrest
should avail themselves Of the present
opportunity Of seeing the great tragedian.