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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-19
VFsrKY ROous, CONGREGATION BErH EL
EnKrH. Memphis, March II. ls67.

VEsrEY ROoHs, CoNaREG1TIoS BETH Be J
ENKrH. Memphis. March II, lS6l. }
Resolrsd, By the Board Of Trustees,
At a special meeting held this day, that
the marked thanks Of the Congregation
sra eminently due and hereby rendered
10 the Rev. Mr.. Fould for his eloquent
and able sermon in commemoration OF
the anniversary Of the Congregation
Beth Fl Emeih, and il is hereby ordered
that this resolution be published IN
three leading papers Of Memphis, anu a
copy be presented 70 Rev. Mr.. Fould
d. FRlrE, Pres't
A. GIxzBURoEE, Sec'y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-19

POLICE Court. - Nineteen names
we're on the docket this morning, 1854 80
being assessed for fines and $l43 col
leeted. A proprietor of Keno estab'
lishment paid 500 into the treasury out
of the per centage he received from play.
ers. VIM. Garner is held on a State
warrant for passing counterfeit money.
Twenty.eight cases were disposed of in
the second district last evening, $l73 so
assessed and SOS collected.
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Special Notices.


Special Notices will be Inserted in this col
umn for ten cents per line for each insertion.
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SPEcHr REoPENED.-Joseph Specht
has reopened his confectionery on Madi'
son street, between Main and Second,
and is now prepared to furnish our citi'
zens with confectionaries, wedding par
ties with everything requisite, etc.
Specht has established fine reputation
for keeping the best quality of articles,
and he intends to keep his name up in
that respect He would like to see his
friends at every convenient opportunity.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-19

ST.. PATRIcKs BANQUET. first
anniversary banquet of the Friendly
Sons of St. Patrick took place at
Shwoob's restaurant last night, and
passed off in manner highly pleasing
to those who participated in the festivi-
ties of the occasion. The tables were
loaded down with evidence of the cate
rer's skill and the judgment of the Com
mittee of Arrangements. Every taste
found something to suit it, both fluid and
solid, and everybody considered it a
point of honor to do justice to what was
set before them. In the absence of the
President, J. j. Murphy, the chair was
occupied by Col. M. Mageveney, assisted
by Capt. Tobin. The programme of
toasts Was carried out and appropriate
responses made, after which several vol
unteer toasts were honored, and speeches,
songs, etc., followed in quick succession
until the time for parting arrived, when
all left for home, wishing the Friendly
Sons many happy returns of the day.
The affair was a decided success, and
highly creditable to the Friendly Sons Of
st. Patrick and the different committees
who made the necessary arrangements.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-19

$40 600 City and County Scrip want
ed by Citizens Union Bank, 22 Madison
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-19

PrRsoxlL-M. r. Parrish, Esq, edi-
tor Of the Bolissr Bulletin, arrived in
the city yesterday, and vii remain few
davz
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The Port of Memphis.

The river is at a stand at this point
although falling above, which is oc
casioned by the late rain. Business il
decidedly dull. Weather cloudy anC
mud plentiful.
The following are the arrivals and de
pArtures:
Arrivals.
Alps, Pittsburg.
Albert Pearce, St. Louis.
Princess, St Louis
Silver Cloud, New Orleans.
Gen. Quitman, New Orleans.
Harry Dean, Cincinnati.
Ruth, New Orleans
Emerald, Cincinnati.
Departures.
Albert Pearce, Vicksburg
Princess, Little Rock.
Silver Cloud, Cincinnati.
Virginia, New Orleans.
Boats in Port.
st. Patrick, Gen. Quitman, Belle
Memphis, Clifton, Florence Taber, Ce-
leste, Commercial, Harry Dean, j. d.
Perry, Ruth, Des Arc, Emerald, Rose
Hambleton.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
Cairo and 81. LOuis-The beautiful
steamer Belle Memphis, Captain Dan
Mussleman in command, and Geo. Deane
in the office, is the regular ST. Louis
packet this evening, departing at five
o'clock precisely.
Miscellaneous.
From all points we hear the gratifying
news that the rivers are falling The
latest news on the subject will be found
in our telegraphic columns.
The Lady Gay, T. L. Magill, Mohawk,
Argosy and Ella Faber passed Cairo
southwrad bound yesterday.
Steamboatmen can save money by get
ting their printing executed at the PUB
Lie LEDGER office, our arrangements en-
aiding us to do work at rates that will
compare with any establishment in the
West. We invite steamboatmen to ex
anime our styles of work and prices I
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A BURGLAR FOILED.-The dwelling
house of Mr.. G. f. Halls, 237 Union
street, was forcibly entered this morning
about halfpast three clock, by cutting
the Stats in the parlor window. After
getting in the psrlor, the access 10 the
other rooms was easy. The thief took
the precaution to open the front door in
case of an emergency. His first visit
was 10 the room occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. Huls, but in opening the door he
awoke them. Wheeling the artillery into
line to give the thief a proper reception,
alarmed him, and, snuhing the battle
from afar, be made his exit through the
front door in double-quick. A well
dressed man, with black curly hair and
black eyes, was seen the evening before
surveying the premises for an hour or so.
Entering through windows, after cutting
the Stats Of the blind, is favorite mode
Of burglars at the present time; and
everybody should see that their windows
are fastened securely.
CITIZENS UxIoS BISK-This bank,
located at % Madison street, opened for
the transaction Of business yesterday.
Mr.. P. 7. Hughes is President, Thomas
Barrett cashier, and John Donovan, John
Bullock, ]. J. Powers and E. W. Wick
ershsm directors Il is prepared to buy
and sell exchange, bonds Of every de-
scription, and do other business transse-
ted By similar institutions The officers
are clever gentlemen Who understand
their business, and ere bound TO bo sue
r.E.ssil.
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TRIAL PosrPoSED.-The trial Of d. r.
Grace for killing Frank Cummings has
been postponed until the next session Of
the Criminal Court.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-19

PGR RENT-A PLEASANT RESIDENCE,
.,or,S, rooms Stable. etc, situated in Chelsea,
On Fourth street, extended. For terms, apply
70 q w. Jones & CO., 257 Main street, or
70 nuTRRTNG Chelgea. 10
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FOR SALE.

THOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.--A No: l
Il Groeery Store, centrally located and doing
n GOOD cash business for sale OF exchange Tor
suburban property: The present proprietor
wishes TO change Business. Rent very low,
,s;sh Iono Lease. o. j. RICE,
IA ri'n ''"' No. 20S Front street.
NOR sALE.-ICE CHESTS. No.7H MAD
II ison street. pIrce,
1874 a. DLl 10. =
NOR SALE.-A LIGHT FAMILY CAR
Il rage together with large well-broke gray c
norner nj Monroe and Third streets. Apply TO
VoInei Vi -"0''' II. L. ALD0N,
IL 203 Front street.
TI0R sALE.-A SALOON ON UNION ST,
near Main. Inquire at 32& Union -. - IL
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INQUEST ON A NEGRO. Coroner Cotton
held an inquest on the body of a negro
yesterday evening" who died from want
an exposure in negro groggery near
the foot of Jefferson street, kept by John
Sturla. The stencil of the place was in
tolerable, and the jury did not stay long
in the room where the body lay
in miserable bunk. All that could
be learned about the deceased was, that
his name was Aleck, and that he had
died from want and exposure, The jury
returned verdict in accordance with
the facts, adding the following: 1.-THE
dead body was found in the third story
of low GROCERY kept by John Sturla,
near the foot of Jefferson street, lying
in bunk fitted up expressly to accom-
modate the lowest class of negroes that
patronize this and other places of the
kind in the vicinity. In the rooms on
the same floor we found garbage of the
flthiest kind, sufficient to produce any
disease, which calls loudly for reform"
Sturla was arrested by the police and
fined fifteen dollars in the Police Court
this morning for having his place in such
a filthy condition.
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NICHOLAS FINN invites the attention oil
the public, who are in want of good wood,
to the fact that he has large supply Of
the best at his yard, No. lac Madison
street He has disposed of his yard at
the corner of Gayoso and Second streets,
and his old friends will find him at LAG
Madison. 9-l4'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-19

TN0R RENT.-A NEW DWELLING HOUSE
pleasantly situated, on south side Beal. be-
tween Orleans and Lauderdale streets, contain
ing seven rooms, kitchen and servants room,
with outbuildings, cistern, etc. For particu,,
lars apply to the undersigned at 2l6 Second
IT, g., fFF'' 1851 j. H. CHAPMAN.
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BOARDING.

noARDING.-A SUITE OF ROOMS FOR
Il family, and an office suitable for Doctors
or Lawyers; also, few single gentlemen. Appoo
ply at 50 Madison street. 80
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CHAEcERY CoURr.-This Court stands
adjourned until Thursday next
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NOR RENT. = SECOND, THIRD AND
h fourth stories, with front and back en-
tno,nes S. G.. RHINE,
70 Sts 356 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-19

A FINE STOCK OF WATCHES, CLOCKS
y and iewelry always on hand also large
variety Of spectacles and Eyeglasses, suitable
for all ages. All wsrk in my line repaired in
hrst-class STYLE aud warranted. Give me q trial
and You will be satisfied. Charges moderate,
TO suit the times. s.
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D0R RENT. "A FINE HOTEL, CEN;
X trally located, for rent or sale, at the Real
estate Mart. corner Third and Court streets,
T., fiji BEARD, CAYCE * WOhD.
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CANDIDATES.

F0gRb hhpEhN SECOND SoS,9. %ARP So X
Poplar street, Ia n candidate for Alderman Of
the % Ward At the ensuing election. 20
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Notioe.-We earnestly request our friends
not to pay more than five cents a copy for the
PUBLIC LEDGER. We sell to the newsboys at
two cents copy, thus allowing Them over
hundred per cent. profit on every paper.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-19

CRY COUScm MEETING. The Board
Of Mayor and Aldermen will meet for
the transaction Of business in the Ex-
change Building at hAlfpast seven
o'clock this evening.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-19
BLISS < MCEATHRON,
General Agents. Louisville. Ky

MTANTED-AGENTs, WANTED Ut o 10 G 3AN-
" tbs WAR. By L. A. Pollard Of Virginia,
Il Lost Cause, :" complete in one large royal
the voInme. with twenty-tour hne steel
Uiate enEravines Of distinguishsd Southern
icHueas county and town to canvass for this
anJ otber popular and rapid-selling historical
works. for which liberal commission wi is pc
.sIIa,Ted Agents are making from $i5O to so
per month. Circulars containing iuii pA''ieu-
iats ss"' NV J. b. SUTTON, Publisher.
No Is Union street,
L.. rhia Mann.
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FOR RENT.

.TloR RENT. A TWO STORY BRICK
X house. in good repair. seven rooms and
basement No Is Mulberry street. Apply TO
Z, n. m.nat 10"
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scRaFrRs AxD PLovs-Treas 4 Ham
lion make them on Madison street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-19

A Coon House. take pleasure in
calling the attention of our readers to
the advertisement of Foster, Gwyn &
Co., wholesale grocers and cotton fac
tors, BOG Front street. They are agents
for the sale of the Maysvile cotton yarns
and cerdage, and make cash advances
on consignments. The firm is reliable
one, and parties dealing with them or en-
gazing them to transact their business,
will be treated in manner that will give
satisfaction.
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LUMBER /! LUMBER ! 1!
Large and Well Assorted Stock of
Cypress and Poplar Lumber
AT G. NJ. YENABLE's sAW-MILL.
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PoLIoENAs BEArES.-Joseph Dryer,
Of the Metropolitan Police, attempted to
arrest man near the Charleston depot
last night, when he was attacked by sew.
eral men, who used him quite roughly.
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D0R RENT THE GAY OSo STABLES ON
Il Main street, Immediately south OF beai'
-1oni Nv TO 70 DIXON Il H0UGH.
nPP' DesOto Block,
o. IN JoUN KcKEON, on the premises. 10
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WANTS.

xxrANTED.-A GOOD COOK; WASHER
w and ironer-white preferred. Apply az ~
Jos Monroe street. - -, : -
TGNTFD-AGENTS EYkRWHERE-
w nah and female, 800 to $3.50 per month. to
Iii the Common Sense Thanksgiving Machine.
Nice only Sls This machine will stitch, hem
fell. tuck, bind, quilt, braid and emoroI9 f,a;
i,n,v sscond stitch is cut Every machine fully
Svarranted for three years. Send for circulars
-'nd terms To Agents, or call at McD99Weli 5
Riock. southwest corner Green and fourth
s'ree"' Ss'O'' BLISS & MoEATHR0N,.
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OLD Hats made new at 37s Main
street %
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ANOTHER DEED or BLOOD.
A Young Gambler Shot and In
stantiy Killsc.

Many Of our readers viii remember
that few months since fireman named
Corners was shot on Adams street, from
the effects Of which he died almost In
SANITY. and that young gambler named
Willie Ferguson was arrested for firing
the fatal shot, examined and released on
bonds to appear at the Criminal Court
when called upon. The circumstances
attending the ARRAY pointed TO Ferguson
as the guilty party very conclusively.
About four o'clock this morning Willie
Ferguson, the young man referred to,
met his death at the hands Of some per-
son unknown. He had been TO a dance
at a saloon on Washington street, be.
tween Main and Front, with his com
panion, young man named Murphy
About four o'clock the pair started home,
proceeding toward Main street, Murphy
being in the advance and Ferguson fol-
lowing several feet behind. When
Murphy reached the corner Of Main, he
heard the report of a pistol and saw that
his friend had fallen to the pavement
He told two policemen near that some
one had shot his partner, and on going
to the spot, Ferguson was fouSd welter'
ing in his blood, that was flowing
freely frsm wound in the back OF
his head He was unconscious and died
in few minutes There is no clue 10
the perpetrator Of this bloody deed, for
he must have advanced on Ferguson
from behind, fred the shot and ran away.
Coroner Cotton held an inquest on the
body this morning, the jury returning a
verdict that he came to his death from a
pistol shot fred by some person unknown.
Willie Ferguson is about twenty years
of age, and gambled for a livelihood
He is native of Lawrenceburg, Indiana,
where his parents now reside. During
the war he was a clerk attached to the
quartermaster' department of the Fed
eral army, aud at its close located in
Memphis and became gambler. The
sad fate of this young man should be
warning to young men travelling the
same downward path that led him to take
the life of fellow man, and short time
thereafter be sent without moments
warning into the presence Of bis Maker.
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EOR RENT
On Main street, building with two large
Halls and six Rooms, good water and all ne
eessary eonveniences. Possession given inme-
aiateiy. Apply or the premises to
C. wOoLMER,
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UTANTED.-A GOOD OPENING
wanted a partner with aeapital of Five Hun
Aired Dollars, to travel with Arst class paying
Exhibition. all in perfect order. Apply TO
C. wOOLMER.
l6i,I Main street,
opposi,e the Overton Hotel.
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7F5OR RENT-A SMALL FARM CONTAIN
X ing scyenty-ive acres of land, 3% miles
from the city. Steck. farming utensils, ETC., tor
sale. For further particulars apply at 'nls
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6 OPPOsleo w = ' :. - -
NOR RENT-A FIRST CLASS STORE
X houss In the Jackson Block, cor. OF Main
anu ""' THOS. x JN0. B. LEIGH,
:, 304 Front street.
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llGf. editor; :. -
While isasNnaoob tOdly ttus that toe
Ofths leading rsbelsAnd 9th.
erz ihe unvscoaSirucied classas Of Tao
,souia seolly dslaylbs ,is,urn. Of peace
eud sal 10 our wsols bod, and wElo
jFiaoeIssip that MsirscursS VIII Onls.
ondia hsiogiug upon the rsople q tho
South harsber lorna, had whjls each
rebel roaServaliye-donocTalia sneaks ga
Wihasa n the North thar Justify trsa-
souiund EOsp alive iho hOpsa of!spqtd
err raheA oad induce i6em to bellows
thatiAsgsrs Ogala about 70 asasD0tho,
cenlyof q The goyoSomous apd mako
tsassop Honorable aud loyaky odiouss-s
osask tho legal Jaiou m0s q
siiaif they are wilIlOg 10 be rpsad by q
SGT q uapsiauipIsd rabels. and symga
thlsots WITH treason, who participated in
orNinked At the plundodds, numbering
and burning housas Of Union cillzeusi
sscsuse they gcmaiued lruolo the old
Flggof or. country Have you co soon
iasgotloa tho loss9l taught by theeo
traitor5 at AndsysoOyillo, Bale lsls and
libby pFisonsi Have you 50 coon for
gotten tie secret plolsinSfor the sue.
cess of Jefferson Davis and hiO clan
oil rebels, BY these stay al hons rObelsi
no associated wi.6 9 few renegade,
who cell lhomsslgoa ConseyvAiigsf ThisI
70 tao class Of hn0n you are called upoa
to honorvitH tho oEicos 81 lhe now Stats
-sad'agsin lcgamen o. West Virginia
ifyoa have iorgol.guai that you have
suffered q tho hands 81 thoao blood
stained lrailoti, wishslo rsiOryou 10 Al
declaration ofodS 9, Z. ValiandisApm.
Glealor Of he, Observation-Disclosures
cGsie patty oEQhic.a eonapiralor against
our libstties, 10 saysl
4GIyEUs DOR LIHERTEEsiAG GAIN.
WE'LL iii riifsi 3 DER.
STAND THAT Loyal MEN {hs
says loyal MENs gIgH s1ORN
AND CON Aifsg'F RIsREAT THE
WORD NEVER HEARD IN Inv
LIFE eONNE0TRQ wITHs
AfYT alN 4 HONOR "a BEE F9RI
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d Dimocfa.io caacus 10 .psDnsylvar
MA demanded OF lhG cohvSnliqQ that II
sbonld,run,a soldier for o ccftain cOgn.
,yoIfics. The proposition ives iavordbly'
received, but on lnluiHy no Dcmoctalic-
soidiQ could DO found in the county.
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AINDai:t ION IES0N


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en1disp al ibse he lad done lldse'y
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sAady johnson lays no would have
opened regislrstod ai The South, bot
for ftarofimpeacbment, Id Is govern,
al, 1ien, notby principle. But by fear.
&ebslievo. lllis 10 be, on honoat admis.
sion.
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9acTG YoRTuE PEUpLE.

/ Prophets. aud especially prophets o.
IevlL alwaya labor % make their pSophs,
oloI good. Three yspta ago tue Demo,
cratic party ssid TIA. within iOu yesrG
tbay would DO abs 10 buy peck Of
greoubask bills FORA Eve cent, coin. =
Pat them into power cad lot lhemcary
their 6naosial lkoeries Into. sxeedsieni
and iEeiE prophselst Will DO made good,
RcpGbliconS prs yen exciting your.
solves 10 sou oughtto thiSceeipuignl n
STR up your neiahboras Post yourself
and spread Republican doeualenla.
Tall With your MACPHERSON tho isspea
of The campaign Urgelhem 70 30 W
aihe poiIe on llin ientlh ThersdeY I llils
nsha boa yoastolges
gn M Spondp fnfdlt eEitg aud
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3eriao M ~
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Nslla0AIsk6ni ID 4 sphgfR u lagByills
.ReaFaoky called you pYAt lVREruu-
Es" and incl lathe sspti@eai Of every
mpmbeegH she gunasfysiigs petioSrstip
pa{lF s9d psHpsepd Robert u. liSoGnl.
qgesall Japksda, lsts glpstals liz Ibe
Bal army, ID g0oggG Wailinkton,--
.TEgigs j saldsreFa .ggaai and glorious
apaIk 6hllo ito lloyd INCH Of to-day
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dio rcgoinllan, VIE Ysa b with q
pstly lhal allow ilsaafge Q loaby such
nenS
Kusp it1el6m stllo pe6ple, that tho
Democratic gAft Of lo-dag. and the
oplesrhead patty Of lhpssrfr, are iloni,
eGliy 9aa dDd lbc Vane. Eiih principles
unyhsagea apd the semp liadeis. That
Tho wff peuiacfela lay part or puF-.
,cel With. sAeal. bul,wiJb n eErsptiousy
,afaadllactitg Vlib ne llpn parry, ~
Keep i beloss tho paople, ibe the
ssealaliya, inon q Uhicn Re.
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LETTER FROM ILLINoIs.
sAsDoyAL, IlL, Sept, 22d.

aOspagiisulav about tho composition !
have beer encouraged 70 address you .
.l6tios csma,upioaiicp fEoa lbe X roads
3otths Rssrie s!ats
Idoub. ifAnong tho patTepl Of the
Register there il one Who reads i With as
nreA iato.ass as I do | vaa member
cftAe gEiTcaath Regiusnt West Vic,
saiaT olanIoera, which wSrO organized
lin, lses u Point Pleasant, aud mualered
Eestss Ylrpellug IN 1905, since Which
lllrs, 1 have;hulGsen any d my esaaFads
lkaad s9ldom hear eisom West galpiss,
oxSspt ssses
Iilas& lpqksd ioTgi 81 Iallsb elSgess
RGp dsl dialtiaseblea ~ sAesa lAe
growing k9esAess of WSss Vit8
ESho d dasiipsdt I ballaso, On sudoun..
Of her lndi pusp nsiasssl e6alsh, to An
inpoit6pl lsde among tha States y .hei
Union. 'qi a
lido heHe aud prag t0f thosacess q,
tie ooyloglcn wa Ohio ISailyoadptojsctsl
thoeroat sesiisy spd inp9rlupds %
which canastbs realized As rresas
l'UOptenplalsd lsiig gaaIs ago wheE lea
resources . ua energetic reoplhe wore
hampessd add bdSdtgsd y tHo hon,pto.'
grcsslye spiis 81 Sisgo tcI4Iag com,
l.mupiIy, SCENE gassOp y 81 i saopld
net be q success Bow that old tlaags
6ays .pasasdIavag sad nov aSlas .io.a
d0 fy aaq wealth go attracting HE.
Caqitalislllaf dtAef s aslss "a lIio u4da-I
veloped rssoupsS u Rcst yirgaia,
4 sco id, Ihe Register NOS ifnlllos'
names--taS.o WiihWhbm ! shana the
lisrdships Sf war in tie dAilg days. ~.
! bsliioa--aud it is.a souEca gsstihaS.:
ton 70 nlaiio knasa AZ e AAsgs
axe siillHrke 10 tts iaslplss lar liicb.
!Asy ioaghi--lor Which ihoaAaue Of
loyal dead NOW lse ID TO Vet
lsgs andppouils moapIAlas. Of isglli4;i
i. lie gone hAFe ap6derpa back apoii
barfsn moudIaius ~ ffIlF,
egaspipg stihe.Si plpis lseSfles 0f
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-10

tTho Washington correspondent Of tho
Boston Ade6riiser says That the Pfesi'
deo urged by several Democroia,
whom no saw on bii Aotiatam trip, 10
phoyoMESewnr before the lall elect
ions, end ono Of lhOm says ho Is aUre
lhey,he 5tpteDopnrImenl viii ppTs into
oaw hendgwilhip len days