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To Farmers & Planters.

To Farmers & Planters.
THE subscribers offer for sale, in lots to suit pur
chasers, 1000 TONS Of
DOUBLE REFINED POCDRETTE,
OF THE LODIMANUFACTURING COMPANY,
made from the night soil, blood oaal aud dead an
imals OF New York City, for which the company
have exclusive contract.
Warranted by the company to be equal, weight
for weight 20 any high priced super phosphate IN
market
The result on Corn, Tobacco Cotton and Grain
have been astonishing the past season.
Il natures the crop from ten days to two weeks
earlier and doubles the crop. =,
PsmnhIet with certificates Of hundreds Of well
known Planters aud Farmers, and every iniorma-
ton sent free to any APPLYING by letter OF 9th
errise TO d. HUMPHREYS & CO., Agents,
Charlest0Wn, ". Va.
Or THOMAS BAYNES e son,
l39 NcElderry's Wharf, Baltimore, Md.
April ., lS6S-2m.
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RANSOM & DUKE,
Agents at Charlestown, Va.

We refer with confidence to the following gentle
men who (among many others in the County have
used this Guano:
Rev. W. T. Leavell, Joseph KanOde Esq, W.
A. Shaw, Esq, Frank Osborn, Esq, Col. K. w.
BAYLOR, c. j. Manning, Esq, A. C. Timberlake,
Esq, +. B. Haines Esq I. Ii. Wysong, Esq, Cra-
ven Trusseu Eso., Randolph Custer, Esq. Charles
Aplionby, Esq, keyes 4 Cockrill J. NJ Ransom.
RANSOM / DUKE.
Feb. l3. lsGs-3m.
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Advertise in the Virgins Free Pres, 1h'
Old Family Jovr,ai.
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AGIsIO y LII y IlA1I LII al -
CONSISTS OF
RUSSETT.S REAPER & MOWER,
Separate or Combined-with either Rake or Drop
per-for which We are Distributing Agents.
Also Sole Agents for
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AND HORSE POWER,
The most popular machine in the West,
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With and without Guano Attachment. One that
UiH please.
OHIO GRlNDSTONES, direct from miners and
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Stands.
PUMPS-al kinds-for Wells or Cis;crns; Water
Drawers, Chain and Tubing.
FAIRBANKS and PITTSBURG SCALES, at
manufacturers' prices.
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PATENT ADJUSTABLE TINE, PITCH and MA
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and Tools useful to Farmers, and others.
ALSO
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UUK
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT

CONSISTS OF
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Thankful for past iavors, we solicit orders for the
above named goods. Recommendation
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Garden Seeds.

"AGERSTOWN Cook Stove, greatly reduced
in price and warranted to give satisfaction,
f1r Salc bv RANSOM ( DUKE.
Feb l3, 1868.
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VIRGINIA LANDS.

- HOWELL BROWN,
Real Estate Agent,
JEFFERSON CO., W. VA,
HAs FOR SALE
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Ransom & DUKE.

HAWKS COACH FACTORY BUILDING,
CHARLESTO wv, JEFFERSON COUNTY
DEALERS IN
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-26
BY T E L E G RAPH :.
Latest To NOON TO-DAY.
NEW YORK.


Nkw YoRK. September 26.-GeId,
l42l: 5.20s. coupons 81, ia; 81,
1881; "a, 1904; IS, ll0s; 5-20s, new
issue, 1854; 81, 1881; coupons '6S, 100;
1910 coupons. lO4s. Government bonds
dull Tennessee bonds issue, 69l;
new. 69i New York Central, 1884
Erie. 1924. tfi t ~.
2 Cotton is dull and unchanged.
A suit has been instituted in the New
York District Court for the Southern Dis
trict of New York by Messrs. Cushings,
of Newburyport, Mass, against Mr.
John Laird, IT,, Of Berkenhead, England,
for loss sustained by them by theburuing
of their shin Sonora, on the Straits Of
Malacca. in Dece mber, 1868, by the Ala
bama, which the libelants say was bull,
and cited out, iu direct violation Of the
laws Of Great Britain, BY Mr.. Laird. An
attachment has been issued against some
ia. ownad hv Mr. Laird and aupDOeed
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-26
THE NEWS:

acn. Sheridan re sorts in a further descrip
ton Of the fight between his side-de-camp. Col.
Forsythe, and the Indians. on Upper kepunh-
ran creek. that several Other columns are
,ov;n, 10 the same point The following is bis
report: ct have just heard from Forsytne.
The report sent from here is subtar TALLY GER
rset. Lieutenant Beechsr is dead, and Col.
For,ytbe is wounded, as before described; but
the psrty is all right. altt oush surrounded Dy
indians. and can hold out, as they have plenty
of ammunition and mule and horse fesn'
Thew have siven the indians salty Dose
fol. Porsvthe has lost Lieutenant Beecher, and
DR.. Moore (mortally wounded. two killed and
eighteen wounded. He reports thirty. live In
dams lied ard many wounded. He says no
can whip the party and come in If it was Dol
far his wounded men and his horses being all
killed."
DIR. Joseph N. Mcdowell. one Of the most
distinguished surgeons in the West and res
ident Of St Louis for twenty els ht years. died
yesterday morning of congestive chill. In the
sixty-third year Of his age.
John Poage was arrested in Williamson
county Thursday night by order Of the Gov
amor for the murder of BriarieId, who was
shot some weeks ago by the Ku- Klux at Frank
lin.
di graceful scene occurred in Nashville.
night before last. by the negroes attempting to
get up a rio. They fired thousands OF shots
from guns and pistols, but no one was hurt.
Several drinking saloons were broken into and
demolished.
Silss and Charles ]. Jones. who murdered
Joseph G. Chuck in Worcester. Massachusetts,,
on the ght Of the 25th Of February last. were
exc uted at eighteen miru es before eleven
O'Clock yesterday morpir g. The exec ton
took place in the c.spel of the Jail. and TIE
scaffold used was the came on which Professor
Webster, Green and other murderers were ev-
ecuted. At half past ten the condemned en-
tered the chapel with their arms pinioned, and
mounted The scsff5'd. High Sheriff Knowltop
then gave them an opportunity to SPEAK. silas
merely thanked the officers for their kindness,
and said he hoped to meet them 10 heaven.
Charles followed in rambling and incoherent
manner for ,bout FIVE minutes. and confessed
that they were both guilty. The bodies fell
about eight feet tbarles ded hard. silas
neck was broken and he died instantly. Their
bodies were delivered 20 their re'stives.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-26
That Thirty Thousand M.iority.

Our readers have not quite forgotten
that little boast of the kilograms about
thirty thousand msjority in Maine. The
official returns now show the actual ma
ioriiy to be Is $50. That's not qnite half
less than claimed. And when the next
dispatches come to us in the Radical in
terest, on the morning Of the fourth OF
October, about Pennsylvania, Ohio, In
diana and Iowa, we shall infer that they
are a little over half true-that is to say,
If they don't lie any worse. Perhaps
they will not claim more than twice as
many votes as they get. So also when the
Nebraska returns come in on the morning
of the 7th, and those of West Virginia
on the 23i, we shall know how to make
the proper allowance. We have polled
over two thousand more votes in Maine
than we ever polled before.
How does it happen that the wires
have been dumb, and that we are left to
get the real facts in the corrected returns
through our exchanges? And now that
or adversaries have accomplished the
deception, and fred their big guns, and
screamed themselves hoarse over the
false figures, will they correct them, and
tell the truth through their journals or
will they omit it2 will they publish the
following, from the Piasburg Post, or q
similar correction? We shall see:
We have the truth at last, and the news
from Maine is glorious. The Republi
cans have lest heavily compared with all
the important elections since 1856. Their
loss on the average majority in all that
time is 0543 Their majority this year
is officially announced at 1886; and
before the election they claimed 30. 900 ]
1t is always best to stick to the truth. 1t
is bumilating to be detected in classifying,
and to be compelled to correct figures
deliberately misrepresenting results We
give a table below showing the votes in
Maine as they were. Democrats will find
in it ample reason for renewed confidence
in the triumphant success of their cause
at the coming elections:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-26
FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, September rs. - Cotton
firmer; sales, 10000 bales; Uplands,
95i.; Orleans, 1911.
LONDON, September 25.-Advices re-
ceived this afternoon from Spain indicate
that the rebels are especially strong on
the seaboard or north coast. They hold
possession of the fortified seaport towns
of Corunns, Pontevedo and Vigo, and
the mouth of the Tombere river, in the
province of Corunna.
Two regiments of royal troops, who
were sent from Madrid to put down the
instruction at Cadiz, are reported to
have revolted on the road, and gone over
to the rebsl ranks. mes
Rev. Henry Wilman, dean of St. PauPs
Church, died to-day, aged sixty-seven.
PARIS, September rs. : Official dis
patches from the Papal authorities give
an account Of an ARRAY at San Lsander.
The report is that after q sharp fight the
rebels we're worsted and took refuge on
their feet in the harbor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-26
Special Notice
TO DRAYMEN!

THE CITY LICENSES ON THE DRAYs
4 bearir the folio Wing mum eers have ex-
ired. IT, owners are 7. Quested tn call at the
office Of the City Tax-Collector on Privileges
aud renew the same. as instructions have been
license:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-26

will be made ~ good - new. and some
eight 10 ten thousand dollars will be pad
10 the mechanics at Cairo for this work.
Since making application TO our citisens
for subscription To stock Ia those docks,
there has been no less than half dozen
boats (plying In our trade), legitimately
belonging 10 Memphis. that we're COM
PEELED to run up to Cairo, for re-
pairs. TO these docks, at an extra
expense 10 each Of them, Of from six hun.
dred to q thousand dollars, which would
20 a long way toward paying for repairs
were the docks down here. These docks
have taken in somewhere about sixty
thousand dollars since the Chamber Of
Com merce initiated the plan OF having
them brought down here, which amount
would have been shoat In this city, aud
mach more, as there are many boats now
here that would be glad, we're they able,
to 90 on the docks, and for which their
ow ners are compelled TO build side-docks
at great expense, to be thrown away
when used but once. The parties ap-
poin' ed TO solicit subscriptions, will make
one more fort to gather the stock needed
to insure these docks coming to Mem
pliis, commencing on Monday, the 2S,h
mat, and hope they will meet from the
home insurance companies, merchants,
manufacturers, mechanics and steam
boat owners, with little more encour-
agement than on their former trial. The
Superintendent Of Docks states that 1t
will be necessary to start the docks down
hare before the river gets too high, as they
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-26
CINOIN NATI.

CINCINNATI, September 26-The meet.
ing at the Buckeye Course has been post
ponea until Monday on account of the
weather. fhrs
A disturbance occurred in front Of the
Enquirer Office last night between the
Democrats and Republicans while pro-
cession Of the latter was passing. Two
men named Bishop and Courtney were
injured. The matter looked serious at
one time, but peace was restored by the
police.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-26

TEE October number Of Gen. d. II
Hills paper, The Land We Lore, is on
our table aud contains, as usual, much
interesting matter. The battle Of
Mansfield" General Lee ct the VIII
deruess," "Chicsgo," Future Of Young
Africa" and other articles, are worthy
of mention. 1t should be in the hands Of
ali Who can afford three dollars year.
Published at Charlotte. North Carolina
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-26
PARTY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The Radical papers are full of perver'
sions of language of Democrats, garbling
and disappearing to the utmost every
thing they say. Positively there is no
sort of lying or meanness, heretofore re-
garded as disreputable, at which these
organs Of the party will sickle. They
have even forged speeches and put them
in the mouths of Southern Democrats
which were never uttered by them. And
again they have stated, in other in
stances, the true words, but, by represen-
tation Of circumstances falsely or the
subject to which they we're applied, given
them meaning and effect in
accordance with their wishes The
last instance which has come to our no.
tice is in quoting the words Of Col For
sytb, OF the Mobile Register, truthfully,
but adroitly giving them the desired APP
pIication for partisan effect When
speaking of carpetbsg and negro rule,
he said: I'VE may as well say the South
does not Intend to submit to that psrua-
nent rule, result as the Presidential cleo
ton msy." This language was falsely
represented as having been used with
reference to the government Of the
United States Aud the object Of all
this is to chow that the South is still re.
belliops We sutjoin the concluding
portions Of this eloquent letter Of Colonel
Forsyth IN reply;
RshelIiousl Not submissivel Why.
air. I have seen, with my own eyes, scores
OF gallant young men, who bad looked
death IN the eye on forty fields Of battle,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-26

MEuHs. 1EsE-, ssptsuber - ISIS.
EDrToRs LEDoER: The supruntsudsut
Of TOE Cairo dry docks vas here yester-
day, visiting our city for the purpose Of ex-
aiming several steamboats,, ssd mailing
estimates Of What would Be The probable
cost for docksee and rspairG BE Iook
passage on the Commercial. The White
river paeket-ons Of Capt DAVIS line Of
boats-yesierday eve foF the docks She
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-26
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, September Pa dele
CATION from Alabama, headed BY Gov.
ernor Smith, to request the President to
send troops to that State to preserve or
der, arrived last evening.
1t is said that the subject of Indian
difficulties in the West was considered in
the cabinet meeting yesterday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-26
GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, September ga bill to or.
gauize and call into service the State
militia has been defeated in both Houses.
The House resolution to adjourn to the
9th of October to-day was agreed to by
the Senate. The House refused TO re-
consider the bill making an amendment
to the Constitution removing the capital
to Milledgeville.
New YosK, September Pa special
dispatch from Washington to the Eeening
Post gives synopsis report of Msjor
Towards, Superintendent and Assistant
Commissioner of the Freedmen's Bu-
reau in Georgia, in relation to the
recent riot at Camilla. Major Howard
says be had much difficulty in restraining
the freedmen, who were much excited
aud desired to go to Camilla to rescue the
Republicans there. he counseled them TO
remain quiet, promising the affair should
be investigated, and if any wrong had
been done il should be remedied. They de-
parted apparently satisfied. Major How
ard forwarded partial list Of the killed
aud wounded, numbering thirty-four, all
Of whom we're freedmen except three.
Pierce, the candidate for Congress. was
not hurt.
A report, dated Albany, Georgia, ad-
dressed to Col. J. r. Davis, says the az
fair seems 10 have been q massacre.
Statements of Murphy and freedmen are
appended to the report, showing the ma
ture Of the attack aud the manner in
which the freedmen were pursusd and
hunted in the swamp.
Msj. Howard telegrsphed to Gen. Sib
ley, on the 2lsi, that unless protection
was Immediately afforded the freedmen
be should earnestly request TO be relieved
from further duty in the Bureau.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-26

Robert 7. Lincoln, eldest son Of Pres
idenf Lincoln, was married Thursday
evening to Miss Mary Harlan, Only
daughter Of Senator Harlan, Of love,
At toe residences Of Mr.. Harlan, By
Bishop simpson. Secretaries MeCulloch
and Welles, Senator Ramsey. Repre-
sentative Laughridge. Mrs- Abraham
Lincoln, Senator Harlan snd a feu Other
distinguished persons, we're present
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-26

Varieties Theater,
r Cor. Main and wsshington SITS.
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AN MONDAY Ev sNING. AUGUST sIsr,
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for the regular Fall and Winter Season with an
entire new company Of Male and Female Ar
lists Of well-known celebrity. Who will appear
Danses. Nsgroisms. Burlesqurs. Farc's. Ora
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The above Is the only place of the kind In
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-26
rrINERA Al NOTiCE,

The friends and scqusintancss Of Capt. Geo.
Malone are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral Of his son, George O., from the resi-
demo, Of George W. Cheek. on Second street.
Chelsea. Sunday morning at nine o'clock. Ser
vice by Rev. DR.. Burns. Carriages at Hoist q
ia % 900 Msin stree
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NEW ADVERTISE m ENrs
OHIO n =.

AZ BOXES AND BARRELS ONIONS. for
10 sale hy ZIP. BATES. 258 FIR mt st.
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BALLS. Parfies. Etc

rUHF NEW AND ELEG ANTLY FURN-
new building on Main, between Washington
and Poplar streets, " II DO rented to parties Of
unquesiiop able respectability. Apply to l.. @.
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ho' Auf'neF intT tJOHN Q. ALLEN. Ticket Agent,
No. sol Oh ESNUT Street.
FRANCIS FUHKl TiekeS H X D., Agent.
SAMUEL IL. WALLACE,
Ticket Agent at the Depot,
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not as
parel aud limit thsi- Responsibility TO One Hundred
Dollars In value. All Baggage exceeding that amount
value will be at the risk of the owner unless taken
32J General superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
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FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
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BROOKLYN, May Is, 1858,
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STOVES. RANGES. ETC.

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WEST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES.
For Bridgeton, salem N Millvile, Vineland and ina
termediate stations, ct 500 a. M and 80 z, M,
For Cape May, 800 A. hi, 3l5 p. NJ aud z. NJ
Woodbury. Accommodation train at 500 p, M
Brldgeton ana Salem Freight Train leaves Camden
daily, at II (noonl
SITS tionh at reduced rates.
WILLIAM j. SEWELLi Superintendent.
July 2, 1868.
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