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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-05

IT is a historic fatality with the
English sovereigns of the House of Han
over to get either snubbed or lampooned
by their affectionate subjects, One royal
George was perpetually rebuked for his
beer drinking and gluttony, another for
his German accent, third for his mu.
lish obstinacy, fourth for his foppery.
We all know the popular story of King
George and the dumping on the one
hand, and on the other the essays Of
Thsckeray and epigrams of Lander.
Queen Victoria is sharing just now the
lot which all her ancestry endured before
her. The society scandals about John
Brown of Scotland" and the Times edi-
torials on the impolicy of too much con-
jugal affection, are something gate in
the line of English treatment of the
august majesty that wears the British
crown. As if to show that it is fatality
that attends the Guelphs, the heir-appa-
rent is already subjected to the same
kind of criticism. Flaneur," of the
London Star, lately complained that
when the Prince walks into the smoking
room of club, instead of everybody
rising and dofiing hats in his honor,
they only nod and carelessly say, S. How
are you, Wales p Let the Prince take
comfort in rejecting that the " first gen
tleman in Europe" was sometimes
treated worse, and let him read the story
of Brummel and the fat friend for
HIS consolation. - ErchdnOe
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POETRY.
For the Public LEDGER
NIL DxsPERAEDUM.

For the Public Ledger.l
NIL DxsPERAEDUM.
ny JOHN n. SMITH.
Why should your heart grow faint
Oil why should II hutter and pine
When her check is aaame at ardent words
From as eloquent lips as thineY
Why should your soul grow dark
When she coldly sweeps you by;
When no levelisht, lit by your gentle voice.
Leaps into her splendid eyoY
Should a man DO a childish thing?
should mans heart shrink from fate
Though that fate be loss Of a womans love
And black with the frowns Of hateY
Forget all her dazzling ways
Turn away from her starry oye''
And with tight-shut teeth and a mans bold
strength
Hunt the world for nobler prize.
Idrather my heart would break
And'my eyes be wet with tears.
Than to stoop from my manhood's royal throne
For bliss in love like hers.
You are proud and brave and true;
She's tickle and false and fair.
Your VOWS arc as sacred as Holy Writ;
Hers fly on the empty air.
Have ecorn on your longing lips
b. no womon's Bringing slave;
And bury this love where it should belong
Deep down in an uumark'd grave.
MEMPHIS, August 2. 1861.
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TICKETS 30 EACH.

May be had of or ordered through any of the
CompaDy's agents, at the Central Agency,
Memphis, Tenn, or Of Col. James Strain, Her
nsndo, Miss.
Company are prohibited from purchasing or
holding tickets in any of the drawings. The
Company is simply the media for the purchase
and sale OF real estate between property holders
and the general public
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holding the mirror up 70 Nature.

The Radicals know each other well;
and, when they are candid, they coca
sionally linn each other in most accu-
rate and artistic proportions. We have
a picture, admirably grouped, exactly
in point, which illustrates what we say.
The Washington correspondent of the
Chicago Tribune, Iketchlng the debate
on the late veto message, says that on
the whole, il was not success Of
Boutwell,, whose splenetic speech on the
occasion was full of rancor, he says, he
is "a very Puritan of the Puritans. "
We all know what that means. 1t is the
impersonation of self-assertioH, dogma
tism and proscriptive intolerance. Il is
the spirit that quarreled with the Hol-
landers because they wonld not resign
their judgments to Puritanic keeping;
which subsequently burnt hard-visaged
women at Salem as witches; which whip
ned other naked women in public view,
as they were dragged through the streets,
at the tail end of CARTS which drove
Roger Williams from Massachusetts,, be-
cause he believed immersion the only
legitimate baptism; which expelled a
good woman because she taught that the
religion of the Quakers would take peo-
ple to heaven; which sold slaves to the
Virginians, pocketing the money, and
then declared slavery to be the sum of
all villaines." But Boutwell, is not
the only Radical whom this Inner
sketches. OF Schenck he says, be was
honest enough, but he is dogmatic and
viudictive and of angry blood" Pro
ceeding with his picture, he gives us
sketch of Butler, who was also one of
the orators on the occasion. General
Butler" h. says, was resolute enough,
but he can't win the confidence of either
floor or galleries" And then he pro-
ceeds to Judge Williams, whom he char
acterizes as strong enough, but he is
fierce and extravagant. They all
meant to fan the fla.ae that Butler had
kindled, but every word they said threw
cold water upon it." Next he comes to
Stevens, who, he tells US, said that
ninety-nne out of every hundred genuine
Republicans favor impeachment" and
be adds: g. should deem the man crazy
if / supposed he believed this assertion"
Here is a group of Radical leaders,
aketched by friendly hand and what
a set of men to direct the destinies of a
great country One is rancorous and
intolerant Puritan another is dogmatic,
vindictive, and of angry blood the third
is Of such doubtful character, that he can
win nobody,s confidence; fourth is
fierce and extrsvagant; and the fifth of
the group, who Yields a controlling in
fuence, if not lunatic, is such liar
as to utter what he does not himself be-
lieve. And these are the men who direct
our legislation, and who are deluding us
with a pretense of reconstructing the
Union. Missouri Republican.
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LIST OF PRIZES.

LIST OF PRIZES.
Tho First and Cauital Prize: Col. NJ.
Court and Third streets, Memphis, one block
only from the center of the city, and in the
vicinity of all the Federal. rtate and County
Offices. Lot ct S S5T feet front by $50 deep.
Second Prize: A cottage residence of ten
rooms, with lot s. by 100. in the city of Chicago
heart of the city, and within one block of the
street railroad intersecting every part of the
city. Valued at $500.
Third Prize: One residence lot adjoining
the above property, Is by lt0. feet. very avail
able for residence and desirabiy located.
Valued at $500.
Fourth Prize: One residence lot adjoining
500. '' ''''-''' % - -'' ' N ~
Fifth Prize. One residence lot adjoining
above, also % by 10 feet. Valued at $500.
Sixth Prize. most valuable manufactur-
water. situated in Winston county. Alabama,
with 100 acres of land. Valued at $1,000.
Seventh Prize. The franklin Female In
stitute at Holly Springs, Miss, a handsome
and we'll constructed school building, most
eligibly located. This is very desirable prop
erty. Valued at $4,000.
Eighth Prize. Lot No. in Hays subdi-
vision, Memphis; size 1872 by 1852 feet. A beau
tiful building lot Valued at $4,000.
Ninth Prize. Seyenty-ive and a half acres
of woodland near Raleigh, Shelby county,
Tennessee, distant from Memphis nine miles.
This Is eTy'desirablc, and an excellent prize.
Valued at $4,000.
Tenth Prize. Cottage residence, five rooms
lot 40 by 10 feet, on Borland avenue. near
Memphis and Charleston railroad near corpo-
ration line. Valued at $1,000.
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~. Wewould call particular attention to the
above Magnificent Sinsle-Number Lottery.
KY, by sworn Commissioners, at one O'Clock
pm, at the corner of Fourth and Scott streets.
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AGENTS WANTED,

EOR THE SALE OF BRILE's UNIVER-
L sal Fever and Ague Pills. This medicine
is a real blessing to persons afflicted with the
above disease. They have been tried in
thousands of the worst cases. and have Dever
once failed to break the chills. Every drug
gist in the country ought to have them.
The Universal Pill Co., are now fully pre-
pared TO supply all druggists and general stores
in the country.
Straightforward, reliable business men can
discount, or very liberal discount allowed for
cash orders. Address,
BRILE, HERMAN q CO.,
Louisville, XIV.
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GRAND GIFT ENTERPRISE
OF
II H O ENIX HOTEI
AND


90 Valuable Premiums,
To be given to the purchasers of either Of the
following handsome ENGRAVINGS:
Ashland" the Home of Clay I;
r.. h. Lee, u. S. Grant. George
Washington, Martha Wash
ington, and j. @. Brock
inridge.
rVHE FOLLOWING GENTLEMEN HAVE
/ kindly consented to take charge OF and
control the drawing, with the distinct under
standing that we are to have nothing whatever
to do with 1t, viz Ex-Gov. ]. +. Robinson.
Georgetown, KY; General John B. Houston.
Lexington, KY; Hon. f. X. Hunt, Lexington.
KY; Hon. ]. B. Beck, Lexington, KY; Il. d.
Sayer, of d. A. Sayer * Co., bankers; Jas. A.
Grinstead, of Grinstead d Brady, Bankers;
Judge S. S. GoodlOe, Thomas Mitchell, ESQ,
Cashier Brst National Bank, Lexington, KY;
NC. johnson, Esq, President Northern Bank
of Kentucky.
Ten per cent. premium will be allowed to
any person getting up club OF ten or more
subscribers, to be paid either in Engravings,
when the money is received. or in money when
the drawing is completed.
bank and held until the drawing takes place.
If the enterprise should not be completed, the
money will be refunded to the purchasers of
Engravings.
Write TO us for prospectus giving full Partic-
ulars. Agents will be appointed in all parts OF
iEESGRAViINGs IS EACH. and a certificate
given TO each purchaser of an Engraving, in
tho Phoenix Hotel Grand Gift Enterprise FREE
OF CHARGE. Remit by drafts, postoflice
money orders, or in sums Of one hundred dol
lars and over in Grsenbacks by express to
GRIGSBY x ROBINSON.
Phoenix Hotel, Lexington, KY.
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Law Court of Memphis.

CLERKS 0FFICE, July 2, 1861.
Leon Arnold n Co., plaintiffs, vs.. attachment
suit, Henry Bloom and 5. Bloom, partners
as Bloom 4 Brothers. defendants.
A FFIDAVIT FOR ATTACHMENT HAV-
~ ing been made in this case in pursuance Of
Section 1855 Of the Code Of Tennessee, and at
tachment having been issued and returned by
the proper officer levied, etc." on the prop
erty Of the defendants, Bloom < Brothers II Is
therefore ordered. that said defendants appear
Tenn. on or before the second Monday in 0c-
toher next, and defend this suit, or the same
will be taken for con 'ossed as TO them, and the
case set FOR hearing exparte, and that copy
Of tins order be published once a week for four
cors ecutive weeks in the PUBLIC LEDGER.
A copy; JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk.
JNO. W. GRAHAM, d. G.
ATRFs & RGNDoLFH. Att'ys for ppfs. llO
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Attachment suit.

Stewart & King We. w. II. Jones.
THE PLAINTIFFS. on AFFIDAVIT
L that the defendant Il indebted % them and
Is q nonresident % this State having obtained
from ne an original att chment against the g.
BY Earuishmcnt. Il j. ordered that publication
be made IN the Memphis PunLfC LEDGER for
four week citing the defendant % appear be-
fore me, az ny once en- Memphis. on the 18th
or % viii be proceeded with oxrarte.
july q. 1857. oaw-lg7
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500. AGENTS WANTED. 500.

MALE AND FEMALE. TO INTRODUCE
M new and useful invention Of absolute
utility in every household. Only Three Dollars
Capital required. For particulars address with
stamp, JOHN S. WILSON 4 CO.,
534 Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa.
HICKS' STEAM ENGINE COMPANY OF
Ii Delaware, New Castle, Del, manufac-
turers of the Hicks Steam Engine, which is
Cheaper, Lighter, more economical in feel. and
Send for circular.
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LIST OF PREMIUMS:

No. /. Phoenix Hotel and lot, 100 feet
Mulberry. $l5OOOO
And 80 other valuable premiums rang
ing from $500 down to $50 each.
ED-EVERY WHERE AGENTS,
w, LADIES AND GENTLEMES-$l0O TO $3.50
PER MONTH-To sell the genuine improved
underfeed Common. Sense Family Sewing
Machine. Price only SIS. This machine
will stitch, hem. fell, tuck, bind. quilt,
braid and embroider. The cloth cannot
seam every quarter of an inch. Every machine
warranted for five years. Send for circulars
and terms to agents, or call at McDowel's
Block corner Fourth and Green SITS, Louisville,
XIV. BLISS 4 MCEATHR0N, General Ag' t.
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Ladies, Discard Injurious Padding,
MADAM JUMEL'S MAMMARIAL BALM
vi and Patent Breast Elevators develop the
form physiologically. Depot 907 Broadway,
New York. Send stamp for treatise. Sold at
Druggists and ladies' furnishing stores.
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Water Wheels! Water Wheels
VALENTINES PATENT TURBIN
V The best in use. Manufactured by Valen-
tine & Co., Fort Edward. N. Y Prices mod
crate. Send for circular. AGENTS wanted.
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IMPROVED PORTABLE FOOT LATHS,
i unequaled for strength, durability and prac-
tical use, as grinding, polishing, boring, ETC..
hard or oft material. Manufactured by S. X.
BALDWIN. Lnconin. N. II.
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Disastrous FIEE At HHAwA-We regret 20 have
10 chronicle tie fact thst on MONDAY night LAST, be-
tween ten arI oie-en o'clock. a IRE broke ont in the
dry trash 20 she w~-alwarI u the plantation builI-
ing Of NJ. !. - Williams At Halawa. TX miles from
Honolulu. which spreading rapidly, in 81 incredibly
short space Of time consumed the entire buildings
with their contents The origin q the IRE i a. yet
unknown, but a strong probability exists thai It was
the work q an ineeudiary, a. but a few minutes be
fore It broke cut IN the trash heap. there was no sign
or smell Of IRE about the premises. Mr.. Williams
eEtire capital. accumulated by wears Of patient in
fu-rry. hz- gone a. one stroke. and he estimates his
I5-- Il from $1,000 % $4,000 Fortunately the
engine ecapei comparatively u~uiHjurei by the
iiauscS. aui work c1Ili - again resumed On the
p.ata-i5u ~ al estimated outlay q about 5000.
=! hi. IL i said. vii e done. AMI the business again
- -ussn-~j srh the least rl~-ihls isly-
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TR1rp To Run AwAY-On Tuesday last, HendrleAs'
The man who was convicted Of nIe at the APH1
Term Of the Supreme Court and sentenced to ten
wears imprisonment at hard labor, made an attempt
- eS,are- Eluding the watchful eyes Of his keepers
he cut under one Of the wharf taginss Of the espla-
-. With rbs intention. no doubt, Of getting on
has,i an outward bound vessel-probahly the cam
br,s-s which sailed on Wednesday for San Fran
cisco. Some Of the other prisoners, however disooN-
erei his place Of Close eoneealment-it takes a rogue
n catch a rOcue-aud on Wednesday morning Hen
bricks made his usual appearance in the chain gang
with the ornamental appendages Of a ball and ehain-
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-FoR TEEKsLEr-Per Kutusps. NAV =@> baEs CgS5 In.
cuIee. Ia kexs GN..@s H. -1-ar. 200 Eat skins ? bh~ p-rS
vNn~ DoU@-uc----S1.+i . Naus Fare<n-----S+J 20
FoE ET NHoLpT-Fer ~HespeEAa- May SIS ~ S0-O Is'
surrS. 10 hags Q6o5 HI coffee
Nah2e bul1S0 %
FoE PoErLsNn- O-Fsr IAN \ Fasiuhur-- June 50
haGs 5SG2 Thy cas-~. 80 pkES <-~l-s h-I -u-4F. FkE-j
HI1 EAiS unAt--es. $40 cn~anut-. ! - en- ! cWI rF=-
yalns Douestic-.-si6gS+ 81 Nalue FcUrn------1 %
Sos ysEF4KNr<o-Per Ea-tsed. Jzn~ G-14-6 pkE~ $500
saI-, unEE-~e-- IS - fT2E1 I-N bre1t- , bbl- bf
-Sa--e psan-slc---S@si9 l. Nalu- Fore-u-----S>> =
FoR -. FEsSrr-cu-Per Camhrt<- jun -2E1 rs--
GfL00g b. sl<trs. 30 pkS> tA&+ Eai-i m1lSs-- ioJ haE-
G@.7I5 In p4La- I'D b1Gs 4lyV b. ne - h4- .-ls H.
.af-E. Ta5 ps4psin-. 80 -LI 90. - bGurie- bananas, !.
Ik-- cn~Ipsi1-d-
N.lae p.nesal. :,
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DEPARTTRES.

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s->sEr Nj Ws-a-- fr NJ
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->cAr EalA Packs. MA-eharL. 81 H4saH.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. =. 1.
ARRIVALS.

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I--1r Yea fra E.14-
I--hr <-rfr HarE- knraF f-H El1-
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IMPORTS.

FE"W HoWLASD-s I.Ls~D-PeE - DIX. Jz.- Sd hts
cd c-F--- ! b@- - =uGsy barrels
FEpN <N FEa~CI~Co-Pr B-ulce. Jun --3I3 has-
ban - bags est = hEs har-s- = hl- la-- i rsE- wire.
! pa 0s~-- cl=-- = a-- C-tsA- = g m4tsG-- - -
t@-cr- = a4l- h--- - -4.l-r- = rIs Efl-r. J taI HL.
- p.-~ fl--I ~ rE1--. - =-- ne. . - -h5-s- - -sr-~
prs---- : hE marie -zh-. = LaL- A.y. = bb- hams. sl5
empty oLl---r-- - Fs-- -E~p-c1-t-
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The AMERICAN hRRTToRIE-We are indebted 70
Mes-rs. Beadle . C., Of New York for q pamphlet
entitled = Our new States and Territories giving q
full description q colorado, Utah, Montana. Idaho.
NevaIa, Oregon, Washington Territory and Calif5r-
Ma, written by AlbGT d. Richardson, and illustrated
wi-h numerous enEayings. Among the latter i a
picture @; Mount Rinier, as seen from SteilaccoIn,
Puget sound II : d lofty, ti-pcintei mountain,
covered with ~perpcual snow, resembling Mount
Blanc and i the maareh Of the Pacific coast. We
suPT1se the bark Einer, now in port, vas named
after - singular u.uutaiu pax.
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FHo4 -sN FEaSei~-o-Per B~rlce- JzEs - Br,Sn- "
n Buckausu. MAST Rrcksuau. 4 Norr-su- 4 i7u--ns-- u
Prt-harf. r ~ Jauf4n- J } Pauken- - HsGA--
FaR -N~ FRsScF-es-Per C4mLrtE- J11s -tadF -
rzrrr- Ms -etssu- N-- Chlmbzn< Nj Ea DuiUL NJ
LyxaxhL Children J Hat-teat. + Hs-ieat- Af- ILEA Staa
DAYS. Nr and Mr. GlugE. ! Nob&-l7-
FRox How tNp- ISLGND-PE a. D-zH |lre -"
ReCe-. . Uawailtu=-i4
Foe V,LrsRsi-o-Per Ea.tfetf. June 81 E-t-t. W
Es-An AL S chn.r.n- Juhu Hunt. J4ll- Nr-hr- jd.nr- S-Ns
r. y B-eE-@-Il-
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covyERCTgL ITEMS.

During the year eT-ain= sept ~. 1s55. the gross receipts q
tn British Exchequer were SS+23O.7IA. a-urPlus Of So
3zs450 over IN exIenifrurc<- On --pt 1Oth- the balance at
thr ENehequrr aEsoCntel % Si-sS-o@-
CsLIFoRSIA PHoDUCFs-IH 1,SS CaHfrr=a produced S+i.-
O00 COO IN GOLD AMI silver. sS4-OO0.o0 in agricultural products.
ant s3nOuoOoo IN manufactured articles The workers in
that STATE ar noc al gHhl oEEers-
SCARCITY o. LsHcsER--The North California; sayss
sops~ of cur ucighb1riuz farmers are complaining q = lack
q ranch hands Thy oGer from $50 D. 50 I-r muuth- but
tn men ah-Ct town accustomed 10 that Kind q laboE seem T.
prefer waiting ST. harvest time
Coat IN KNNSN--The cal t-h~ e tn -tate q kansl-
arr estimated. BY ge1AEeal -urveN. o extent over an AREA &
-~ uih- IN .eug.h by Io- nils in wiith. making 246 -Tulug
n4usS % cal m-a-urc-- The enfrr ara q til cal rG1u IN
te .stthal part q to Uuiuld STATE byn- estimated AZ 49,
oO0 -auar- miIe-. u vii - --u tl4t h1z-= has ou--ssvelgh
81 the Whot@-
THE GEEkT FNLEEE-The graf hou~ . Ovcrersi. Cur
my = "a. wa~ eaU-.Lr.4 aue q IN ne-t rr-Ah= And Proat-
abb in the Ind W-Ay~- an r-r-ou- q snail mans. %
b-s than th- wealthy can-id-rci th-m-eiVe- fortunate 4 hey
cauLi piare thir f1@i- IN ~uch safe haEss- The m-mbrs
q The hoG~- lived in Prine.iy -tyI-- anil ~vre ranked
amongst thr reh.-t bauzers In ELEtssi- Their TaiIce h1me>
ami g4rIens. th.ir splendid tl-n-outs ai their ~ q living
aftrArtsI geu@raf atfautsu- The tliarc q the Bank of Eng
ianI WouL4 hardly have erasrd - great a --nSatssn- Tier
Esblhuc- % rwelty-tGr maLalu rsuni- arr at .1uilE- Their
splendid palace have syn ~L In En<lsi ma seiiom
rcsa~er sum such a GlE Thr tai-r- q ~ Nort1n Pvtp h-
prov~i a Sd o@e O the cause - benedceue- ant ncIEhan- tr
H. va nuc % the ucst oeaevgl=ut q meu- ilad D. Ut In the
dsy q h. Prosperity ssttI-i a royal sum el hs wiz n wez.i
naW hIv, h-cu raIac-l q want Neu are suite a recSl--.
suite A. daring amt gn-afei IN their >r-culatan- here : With ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-06-08

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