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Our stock Of tobacco IL large and the assort-
nent unsurpassed By any I'm the market Nor
chants are respectfully invited 10 give rs call
before purchasing elsewhere.
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HOLIDAYS

HOLLhDAtS
Improved Comnosition Roofing.
THIs ROOFING CoMpoUyD HAVING
i been Thoroughly tested and approved. bya
public. Is offered as superior 70
any. Roofing mat.rialeyer before jstrssueed- Il
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ECONOMY, CRsBILKTY
and BEAUTY OF APPEARANCE. Ii h sp-
plicable to any style Of moi, not being affected
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unequalled II Is perfectly Fire Proof We
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work. Orders for work promptly at.ended q.
2 y q WHITE, HOLIDAYS CO..
Psrtiea can address ns through the Post once.
or lssre thei- orders with MessrA.s Arnstrone.
Holiday & Co, or with Mr.. Jacob Harlan q
Eorway Iron Manufacturing Company 0fiee.
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W. II. STEELE. W: $. FRAZIER.
NEW FIRM.

rJ,HRSUBsCRIBER HAVING FORMED A
i co.partnership for the purpose OF doing re.
tail dry goods and grocery business, at the old
stand Of y. II. Garrison, in Tradelphia, W. Va,
are now receiving, and will continue to keep a
general assortment of dry goods and groceries,
which will be sold at the lowest possible rates,
and solicita continuance Of the patronage here.
tofore so literally extended the old firm.
STEELE & FRAZIER,
Successors to n. II. Garrison.
TRlApHLPHIA, April ], 1867.
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THE ARBEITER FREUND'

An elegant journal, printed In the German .
guage, and lssued for the benefit Of our 1 ,yIs
citizens, IL publiahsd weekly at the ED'n'"
Office. -.
Fe<olng grateful for tho geberou' ,he .,opfI
msnt with which the friends Of the kLLS D.,
have hitherto rewarded bis eforv' W
priet0r hopes by continued sDierpris So ~,
ergy 10 merit in the future the same hirtH
ronsgs which their paper has bsr''o'''
ceived.
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NNksTERN RESERVE CHEEsR.
w 50 boxes Brine Western Reserve Cheese
for sale.
MAXWELL & TINGLE.
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Bemis Patent Shape Collars.

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This collar combines al the dosirsbls qusiifiss
Of the rksT hitherto introduced, With GREAT
improvsmsnts, secured by LETTKxs PlTEET
They are made Of the BEST paper that cAH %
rRoDCcIp. and win wear four times % long. snA
keep their SHAFT tree from ''wrinkle" or puck.
%" better than any other Collar in the market
One Of the new features Of this Cellar consists q
the nicely calculated triple Curved lines whereby
10 adjusts Itself b the neck In The easiest and most
perfect manner. and v the ONLY Papsr Collar
which has this great Improvement 10 has
also the Ia HGksT space for fhs tie, and u can b
shown by mathematical calculation 70 be the
ONLY Collar possessing artistic merit and scion
tic adaptation. TstB lt- .Wat
This Collar WAS introduesd into the uarkst
euly abort year since In open and fair eompeti.
ton with the TBEx most popular Collars Oh the
times, and without any great effort on the part
Of the manufacturer and pafentse, e has, rely.
ng solely on kEAL merit, gradually bat surely
worked itself into popular fayor. and now bids
fair 70 be the leading cellar 10 ths rnarksts q d.
world. 80
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"A CARD

~ u y LACAKD.y 8
4 have this tiay sold nv cntire stock of goods
to STEELE & FRAZIER, and recommend
them to my old custom and to the public gener'
ally, and solicit for them q liberal share 81 the
patronage have heretofore received
March IS 1867 6md&w n. ii. GARRISON.
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ITS COMMERCIAL COLUMN
Farmers, Merchants aud Cat.
tie Dealers
The Circulation Of the REG.
lister,

Larger by far than that of.any other papa
the State, makes II the beet advertising nsdS
IN West Virginia
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that q sound mind and body are the
happiness. Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes o weary pilgrimage the
prospect hourly darkens to the view; the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and filled with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness OF
another becomes blighted with our own.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-15

TO be- mentioned IN connection with the
vacancy in the War Department, but the
President has made no tender OF II TO
any one. 1t is quite probable that Gen.
Grant will continue to act until the
meeting of Congress.
The President contemplates making
sea voyage as soon as public duties will
permit
The Washington Intelligencer yester-
day contained long card from j. II,
Bradley, detailing the occurrences be-
tween himself and Judge Fisher, and
leaving the settlement Of the affair in the
hands Of his legal friends.
The Times prints series ofdocuments
going to show the completely Of Ben.
Wood, A. J. Rogers, William Radford,
A. L. Niblack, G. A. Eldridge and F. O.
Liblord with Conoyer, in efforts with the
latter to obtain pardon from the Presi-
dent, also afiidavits of Nathan Auser and
Jas. Z. Matterson, detailing an interview
with Roger A. Pryor, Dick Taylor, Ben
Wood and Conover, relative to manufac-
turing evidence against Judge Holt and
others. The alidavits of John Martin
and Francis McFall testify to similar
intention Of the plan of affairs, including
the release of Jefferson Davis on bail or
parole, and afiidavits certified to before
notary public in New York City,
under date of March 9th and May 10Th.
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leased The country from the political
domination of three hundred thousand
shareholders but that, IL this power
is to be transferred to four millions OF
ignorant, debased and credulous negro
slaves, we may well inquire what we
have gained" and whether we are
drifting from the excuses of liberty,
equality and fraternity TO French
reign of terror, or to the bloody re-
.prisals of St. Domingo, or to that fusion
and confusion of races which culmi-
mated in Mexican anarchy" He says
that had there been sense in Congress
or the President, restoration was simple
and easy but that, while LiEcoln's
successor proved vain, conceited, self
willed and aspiring backwoods dema-
gogue, he came into collision with
equally conceited, self.willed and stupid
demagogues in both houses of Congress-
And now the Herald asks "where can
we look for rescue2" aud declares that
negro domination is inevitable as hold
ing the balance of power in the States,
"unless that controlling public senti-
ment of the North which carried
the President and Congress through
the ordeal of the rebellion, shall interpose
in the work Of reconstruction. He be-
lieves public opinion "can be so ex-
pressed in the fall elections as to be felt
in Congress" and that general popu.
lar movementin the name of Gen. Grant
will NEE, the case" Any king but King
Sambo. Grant is great, and the Herald
is his prophet. There is way out Of the
woods-the Herald has found it, aud the
North will followit We shall be all right
again, and clasp hands and rejoice
over victory of republican liberty, the
Constitution and the inalienable rights of
man.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
THE NEWS.

Our noon dispatches will be found
interesting,
Much speculation is still INDUCED in
Ms TO who will succeed Stanton in the
War Department
The President contempiates sea voy-
ace when the duties Of Office permit
The Bradley-Fisher affair has been left
by tho former to his friends for settle
ment.
The mortuary report of New Orleans
for the past week shows IA deaths from
cholera, and IA from yellow fever.
Attorney Gen. Stanbery will not re-
turn to Washington for several weeks
yet, owing to i'll health.
Colonel Burns has been reelected
President of the Nashville and Chatta-
nooga railroad.
Jefferson Davis again refuses to Apply
for pardon.
The Postofiice Department are taking
measures for the reopening OF the post
Offices in the South, closed during the
war.
The Mexican congress will assemble
in November, and the Presidential cleo
lion come off in December
JH. Kiukeard has been appointed
postmasier of Sitka, Russian America
this being the first appointment made IN
the new POSSESSIONS.
Juarsz has ordered Santa Anna to be
tried
Marques has been captured and was
en- route for the Mexican capital, at last
adyices.
Among the condemned Mexican
officers is salm saim, whose wife is in
this country intercedipg for his proiec
ton.
1t reported that Lopez, the betrayer
Of Macmillan, has been assassinhted.
Admiral Tegethoff and suite are in New
Orleans, awaiting orders from the Aus
trian Government
A great apathy is said to exist among
the whites in regard to registration in
North Carolina.
A safe containing $3.50 in one Of the
Saratoga hotels was carried bodily away
on Monday night and has not since
been discovered.
John Wade jumped from the mast Of
a vessel at Brooklyn, 10 feet high, into
the river on Tuesday to decide bet
The water being only twelve feet deep,
he stuck in the mud at the bottom and
was drowned.
Stanton persists in refusing copy Of
his protest against removal, for publica-
ton.
1t is now authoritatively understood
that Postmaster General Randall has had
no falling out with the President, and has
no notion Of rendering his resignation.
An engineer and little boy were
killed by q boiler explosion in Evansville,
Ind, on Tuesday.
Eastern Missouri has just been visited
with heavy rains, which il is thought will
greatly benefit the crops.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-15
NEW YORK.
Later Mexican Advioes-Santa
Anna to be Tried-Marquez a
Prisoner-LiEt Of Condemned or
ficers-The Forthcoming Hlec-
ton.

New YoRK, August l5.-Mexican ad--
vices say that Jaurez has ordered Santa
Anna to be tried according to the law of
January Is, 1866, whereby Macmillan
died, snd under which the Identification
Of prisoners is sufficient evidence for
conviction. Marquee had been captured
at Hacienda Caredona, and was en- route
to the Capitol. Among the list Of con-
demned officers is Salm Salm, whose wife
is still in the country, trying hard to
save his life. 1t is again reported that
she is niece Of President johnson.
Ouerburg has received his credentials
as Minister.
Congress is to assemble in November,
and the Presidential election to take
place in December
Santa Anna son, in a protest to Sec
Rotary Seward against the seizure Of his
father at Sisal, intimates that the Wash
ington Government must be in compile
ity with the Liberals who arrested him.
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Stock of Tennessee Iron
Office Metropolitan Police Com
mlSsiOnerS.

MEMPHIS. August 9; ISL.
]. D. laws, Tax Collector on Privileges:
am instructed by the Board Of Metropolis
tan Police Commissioners to notify you that or
and after the 10Th instant you will he required
to collect the sum of ONE HUNDRED AMI
FIFTY DOLLARS on all licenses granted ID
keepers Of tipping houses within the city Of
Memphis. as an annual privilege tax. Nd
further demands will be made of ten per cent.
on amount of stock purchased during the pred
vious year from parties taking eutnew licenses.
This action Of the Board Is based upon the fol !
lowing sestion Of the amendment to the City
Charter passed March 0. 1867:
"sEc. Is. That the Board of Mayor and All
dermen is authorized to increase the tar on
tipping houses to two hundred and City dol-
lars per annum. and in ease Of neglect or re-
fasal to increase it to at least one hundred an
fly dollars per annum. then the Board Of POI
lice Commissioners is hereby authorized to levy
the said tax Of not less than one hundred and
ffy dollars nor more than two hundred and
City dollars. the same to be collected by the
Tax Collector as in other cases"
You are Furthermore instructed to institute
suits against parties whose licenses have ez-
PRED. and who have failed 10 make payment
Of amounts due the city Tor the ten per centurs
tax On the amount Of their purchases OF stool,
az required By existing ordinance.
an further Instructed to inform you tnas
the Board Of Police Commissioners have id
contemplation a still fur,herincrensso Of NJ. e.
TO two hundred and fly dollars per annum,
sni that such incrsass viii probably bs mads
90 the lst Of September next
S. B. BEAUMONT.
lH sup't Metropolitan Police.
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FOREIGN.
Opening of Japanese Ports-Chol-
era still Raging In Italy-English
Markets.

LONDON, August IA. - Further ad-
vices from China state that the port of
Tamauga, Japan, has been designated
by the japanese government for the use of
foreigners and is to be thrown open to
the commerce of all nations, in accord
ance with an agreement made with
foreign representatives at Osaca
PARIS, August l4.-Acccunts from
Italy represent the cholera as epidemic
and spreading, and attended with unu-
sual fatality.
LONDON, August IA, p.m.-Consols,
945; 5-2Os, IA; Erie, 453; Ill, Central,
Is; Atlantic and Great Western, %.
LIVERPOOL, August IA p.m.-Cotton
closed firm at an advance of ! Uplands,
lO3; Orleans, III; Breadstuffs generally
unchanged
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G@~ As proof of unfair dealing with
the Southern press by the Associated
Press agents, we cite the fact that many
merely false and sensational dispatches
are sent US, as was done yesterday; and
the further fact that the kilograms sent
out have often tloo faces one for North
ern and the other for Southern consump-
ton. That which is designed for the
North is not sent here, but concealed
from US as much as possible. Witness a
telegram received at Washington that a
scheme is "on foot for arming military
organizations in the late insurreetionarY
States, whose ultimate object is au assault
on the Government" which reaches US
through the medium Of our exchanges,
and which should have been here 10 due
course three days ago. Ii is lie, with
out excuse, out Of whole cloth, aud the
result Of malice against the Southern
people, who could not resist ifthey would
Do not believe what you read in The tele
graphic column, until 1t is proved.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-15

RAJ Our kilograms of yesterday noon
consisted in part ofs sensational dispatch
about the Southern Radicals preparing
bill to confscate southern property. We
prepared notice of it yesterday, which
we regretted was not published. Let none
be alarmed by such dispatches. They
are probably the work of Wall street
bears, who want to buy southern stocks
or lands at low rates. The whole news
is swindle and designed as swindle,
and the southern press is swindled out Of
every cent it pays for the transmission of
such trash. If southern Radicals have
perfected the plan Of such a mammoth
undertaking it is a little remarkable that
we should have to go,to New York to find
it out--ihat it should have been carried
on By our white aud black sambos with
such remarkable secrecy that il could not
be discovered at home, where the huge
mountain is in labor. 1t will never bring
forth even a mouse. The Radlea! party will
be eonfscated itself, before that eyentful
day is reached. The shield Of the Con-
stilution Is about to be thrown over the
country, and our inalienable rights to
life, liberty and the pursuit Of Happiness,
asserted by the courts. The Radical
party stinks already in the nostrila Of
the whole world. The brain Of country
must rule every land, unless we are to
see what il unknown to human expert
enee. And the moment that is the case
the Radical party will go out Of sight,
and il will be as difficult 70 End white
man who will own be ever belonged TO
the infamous herds as ], is ia Memphis
to End darby that voted the Radical
ticket Con6scalion indeed We defy
the so called Congress 10 DO its worst
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NASHVILLE.
Election of Directors of the Nash
Vile and Chattanooga Railroad.

NASHVILLE, August l5.-An exciting
canvass for directors of the Nashville and
Chattanooga railroad engrossed the entire
day yesterday and was concluded this
morning The Burns ticket was elected
by twenty-five hundred majority The
vote Of the Charleston and Georgia rail
road was excluded This result continues
the road under its present management.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-15

DG- The New York World has an ar
ticle which proves, quite satisfactorily,
the right of President johnson to remove
Stanton, notwithstanding the tenure Of
Office bill, the validity and binding force
of which is conceded. 1t intimates that
the President contends that the tenure
of office bill, preventing the removal of
officers by him, applies only to such
Cabinet officers as he has himself APP
pointed, and that, as the present Cabinet
was appointed by his predecessor, the
law does not apply to its members, and
he has, therefore, the right to remove
them. The Interpretation and conclu-
sion may be all right, but the result is
more lame and impotent than we had
hoped and expected l. comedies the
legality of the infamoSs Congressional
usurpation The right of removal is es-
tablished but the wrong reason given for
its exercise. We hope the President
will not shield himself behind technicali-
ties and bubbles and the fact of the p's
and as being wrong, and the crossing of
the Is and the dotting Of the is omitted,
as the World seems to do for him. 1t is
better, and will be safer to take the bull
By the horns. The tenure of office bill
is unconstitutional and illegal; and
when an officer refuses TO resign, q man
damus will be granted by any honest
Judge; and, if then, the Office is not sur
rendered, it becomes the duty, us we'll as
the right of the Executive department to
remove the incumbent by force. Let
the construction of this tenure of office
bill be what it might as to lie terms, the
President would be sustained by the
courts in the removal. And we hope to
see him depending on his constitutional
prerogatives rather than on fimsy pre-
lenses, and hiding under the tenure of
office bill, as the New York paper seems
disposed to do for him.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-15

p2- The Nashville Republican Ban
ner, Of yesterday, brings us news that
there is report current there among the
Radicals that the leaders are urging Gov.
Brownlow TO call the Legislature together,
for the parpose Of modifying the fran
chise law SO that the mass Of the people
shall be Hnfrsnehised. The argument is'
hat il this IS not done under the Consti-
iution. as Il nov stands. before the first
Of October, it cannot be done FOR Eve
years without amending ths Consultation.
The German Radical organ Of the city
arori The esll q ihe Legislature, sRd
thinks o majority Of Radicals favor the
anslismnou. What ths Governor s
siess are is loi inlmaied
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NEW ORLEANS.
Sheridan to Order an Election to
Determine the Convention oues-
ton.

New ORLEANS, August l5.-It is I'M
derstood that in few days General
Sheridan will issue an order calling an
election for or against a convention, in
accordance with the laws.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-15
READING, PA.
Negro League Meeting-Congress
to be petitioned.

READING Pa, August l5.-The negro
Equal Rights League held meeting
yesterday and appointed committee to
visit Congress and press the extension of
the franchise bill to every State in the
IInion
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-15
KNOXVILLE.
Rencounter between Colonel Will
lisms and Horace Maynard,

KSoxvrLLE, August is, "A rencounter
occurred yesterday between Congress-
man Maynard and Colonel Williams,
but they were parted by their friends.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-15

RS A morning contemporary Gays;
" We observed yesterday, passing along
the leyes 10 tho ascond District, twenty
three Coolies, just arrived irom Havana
upon the brig WIN. Roberta" The But
ktin, evidently by inadvsrisnee, forgot
10 credit the paragraph TO the New Or
leans CresoeaL II should be more care
fal, or Il viii bring upon us committee
Or Eastern Radicals 10 investigate or
infractions Of The Law prohibiting the
impona,ion Of Coolies 20 this country
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-15
PHILADELPHIA.
Stanton en- route for the White
Mountains.

PHILADELPHIA, August l5.-Ex'Secre-'
tary Stanton is here He goes to the
White mountains to-day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-15

bsr A BrooElJniie ,elli queer story
about che lovely vito snd daugSier Of a
milknau, sLo took daily baths DO Che
laciuai auid 10 improve their complexion
The milk vas ihen yaiefni ADD aoid iar
fifteen cents q quart iididntnesd ~
doei3Gng 10 give e BODY a.er ihat
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
MONTREAL.
Bx President Davis Refuses to
Apply fer Pardon.

MONTREAL, August l5.-Jefferson Da
Wis refuses to see Rev. Mr.. Bailey or to
discuss the subject of an application for
pardon.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-15
DIED.

BERLIN. of consumption, this morning
at her residence Greenwood. Margaret A.,
wife of VIM. Berlin, ESQ.,, in the forty eighth
year of her age.
The funeral will take place tomorrow at 10
am. Carriages In attendance at Flaherty &
Wesche's. Union street.