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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-30
Grant Accepts.

The Committee of the Soldiers and
Sailors Convention composed of
soldiers of the Grand Army of the Re-
nublic and land.lubbers from Lakes
OreiIles and winnebago) have made their
call on Gen. Grant, and presented him
with their platform. The response was
as follows:
Gentlemen of the Soldiers and Sailors
Convention: will say that while 1t never
was a desire Of mine to be candidate
for poiitical Office, it affords me great
qualification to feel that have the sup
mort of these who were with me IN war.
IL did not feel that had the confidence
of those / would be less DESTROYS OF &C.
cepting the position. The acceptance OF
the Office is not matter of choice but OF
duty; and having accepted the nomins-
ton, / will receive your aid till next NO.
vember. ! must thank you, gentlemen,
for the honor you have conferred upon
nae.
AS General Grant has been so highly
Endorsed for truthfulness by the Presi-
dents Cabinet, we are bound to believe
him When he says " it never was desire
of mine to be candidate for political
Office" That is an advantage which
men distinguished for veracity enjoy
over others, that their statements will
never be doubted, and they will never be
suspected of unduly restrained ambi-
ton, when they deny it. it may be
set down, therefore, as certain that
General Grant did not desire to be
candidate Hntil he was nominated. But
new il is equally certain for be afirms
id. that be is grati6ed at having the sup
mort of those who we're with me lhim)
in the war" 1t follows again that those
who we're with him in the war will sup
pors him, for he says so. 1t is true,
that men distinguished above others for
answering truthfulness. do sometimes
make mistakes. But that is very IN
common, aad it is likely be will b
elected. unless Pendletou or some othei
Democrat should get more votes than be
does. The army which followed him t'
save the Uaion may demur when h
leads them TO Africa, aud demands tina
they shall place themselves, the South
the North, and the whole lsud under th'
hsel Of the negro and the bond aulocrats
who are 70 fafien while they and thei
families pay the taxes aud siArve
There il a remote possibility Of tia
kind which the General may not hAv'
eo,,id.res. and in relation 70 which -
ar. therefore. wiiboot bis express Al
shorty.
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P0rPresident and VicePresident
OF the United States.
THE NOMINEES OF THE DEMO
CRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION.
THE NEWS.

THE NEWS.
The President has nominated Henry Stan
berry for Attorney General.
General Schofe d has been confirmed seere'
tary of War.
The grand Ts Desm. ordered by the Pope
throughout the world. commences in this Do
cese June 5th. and continues until the follow
irg Sunday.
The trial Of Lieutenant Brown. Confederate
States army. for piracy. commences next week
Ofscial returns from the entire vote Of flori-
ia give a msjeri,y Of scel for the constitution.
and 600 majority for Read. the Republican
candidate for Governor.
General Grant and Speaker cOlfax viii. II Is
annsunsed. start about the first Of July for
Colorado. and expect to be gone sbOui tso
months. The trip is solely for rera estion-
six citizens Of Hamburg. sOuih Carolina,
we're arrested Thursday for refusing to allow
negroes 10 hold IN s6eill meeting in the Union
Church in that town. They are to be tired be-
fare a military commission at Aiken. South
Carolina. by order Of General Candy.
Mayor Watkins, Of Columbus. and all Of the
Aldermen. have been removed By General
Meade, ard Captain Nils United States army.
appointed Mayor.
The sr.in crops Of North GeOrEia look veTy
sne. but in the middle. southern and western
portions Of the State the rust has made its ap-
pesrance.
Grant and colfar have bees officially in
formed Of their nominations. and accepted
Hon. J. A. Wharton and Judge Fulton An
derson left for Richmond last night. to appear
as counsel for Mr.. Davis at his approaching
trial.
The Democratic Executive Committee have
called for mass- meetings throughout the State
of Mississippi.
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aud the witness was thereupon commit
tad 10 the custody OF the Sergeant'nt-
Arma The witness considers that he
cannot divulge matters that came 70 Nun
under protection and sanction, relative
to client and counsel, and that he
should make no such disclosures under
any circumstances. They can only be
made when demanded BY competent au-
thority, which possesses power to punish
him for refusal 10 disclose--viz; the
House itself. where the disc closure is not
voluntary, but coerced, and the witness
IL protected
Mr.. Brooks. after his remarks, said
Mr. Buffers object in his misrepresenta-
lion OF the acts Of Mr.. Wooley Is appa-
rent. he wanted TO convict Mr.. Wooley
With the President, aud thus perver' MS
answers 10 accomplish his purpose:
nariug Mr. Brooks remarks butter
Objected. saying that the Enclosure was
an abusive communication OF which any
eenileman should have been ashamed.
Mr. Brooks said he conld not be taught
ssalii,y by the gentleman from Massa-
cAuseltS
Batter said that the relations between
himself and the gentleman were known,
sna should have taught him courtesy.
The Speaker said IL is presumed that
he relations between all the members Is
eerdial. aud asked It the House would
consent TO the gentleman from New
York proceeding in order.
HS0oks withdrew the offensive words
ba. TIE House BY 50 to - refused him
permission TO proceed.
Mr.. Eldridge insisted that the witness
bad done nothipg to bring him into the
contempt Of the House. The refusal to
answer what the witness regarded an
improper question was no. contempt
u8less the House directed him specially
10 answer Il
Mr.. Morgan referred to the threats
made BY aa Indiana member 10 Miss
Veuuie Ream, the artist, because she
refused TO influence Senator Ross to
vote for impeachment.
Mr.. Julian, the member referred TO,
explained the conversation he had with
Miss Rssm, but denied having used any
threats.
Mr.. Butler defended the action OF the
anu w AAS w..
that there we're no members of the OPP
position party on the. committee, said
1t was impudent for Ali Babi, if he were
before a grand July, TO require the rest OF
the Forty Thieves to be'put on the
Jury. The Speaker ruled this out OF or
der, though Mr.. Butler denied any per-
sonal application of it, and by a vote OF
the House he was allowed to proceed.
The hour having expired, Mr., Bing-
ham withdrew his motion to reconsider.
So the resolution stands as adopted yes
terdsy.
The Speaker said Wooley's wife and
counsel would be allowed to visit him.
In the Senate, memorial from the cit
liens of Milledgeville, Georgia, against
the removal of the State capital, was re-
ferred, together with another from DIR.
Mackey, President of the South Carolina
asking that the Legislature
be allowed to meet, such assemblage
having been prevented by Gen. Candy
until the approval of Congress.
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Military Tyranny Preferable to Rad
zeal Reconstruction.

You. Messrs. Editors, every one of
YOU. can be arrested like Ryland Ran
dolph, put in a prison, tried by mill.
tary commission, aud sent TO the Dry
Tortugas. This is the rule you want
this is what your committee at Montgom.
cry preferred to reconstruction; what the
white mans petition sent to Washington
PRAYED for; what your leaders spoke,
wrote and resolved for, rather than have
reconstruction. To that, under the laws
of Congress, Clsnton's conclave last
January was radically, irrevocably, fun
damentally opposed. Well, gentlemen,
you We got it, and some have got the Dry
Tortugas, and others may.-HuntSUiue
Advocate, Nay l2th.
Yes, with all its power to handcUf,
buck and gag, choke and chain, we prefer
military government hundred fold to
the despicable government Of thieves
and slanderers which the Advocate pro
poses for our acceptance We infinitely
prefer that the bayonet which towards
and assassius have induced the military
to point against our breast, should stab
Us 10 the heart than that, tied hand and
foot under a rule which we do not wish,
the most infamous Of human beings
should gloat over our misfortunes and
triumph in our shame
We tell the Advocate, and all the other
cowardly civilians who have appealed TO
the military to place them in Office
against the will Of the people, that Ala
bama does not hold the soldier RESPONSE
bic for the ou,rages upon her people.
She will hold those men responsible who
invited military interference with her do
nestle affairs, and who uphold the party
which uses the bsyonet to prize open the
ballot box. We tell them that the hand.
cuffs upon the Tortugas prisoners, and
the chains which rest upon their limbs,
eat in the flesh aud weigh upon the heart
Of every Albanian. The entire State Of
Alabama tottered with Judge Pope into
the Jail Of Jacksonville, and stands man
acled at the Dry Toriugas. She lifts her
eyes 10 Heaven, and swears that her
iraitorous children who have invited this
insult and outrage upon their mother
Lirinr shall forfeit fair renoEn.
Ard douhly dfing. shall 90 down
TO the vile dust from whence they Epruze.
lnueTt unhoEored, and unsunr.
lMonfoo1aerv Nod.
In Tennessee We keenly feel that mill
issy Law, harsh and oppressive though !
may Be. Is better than scalAvag Law, an'
] the anarchy, thefts, crimes, and demon
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WARRINGTON.

LOUISVILLE, Nay 3O,-The Journals
Washington special says that Wooley's
counsel are advising him to remain con-
tent with the present aspect OF affairs,
aud refuse to answer such questions as
he may deem improper, and await the
adjournment of Congress, at which time
he can readily procure writ Of habeas
corpus, and be relieved from all further
prosecution.
Ii is said Mr.. johnson proposes, II the
Democrats should nominate him for re-
election, to canvass the Northern States.
The following lacsnic messages, which
passed over the wires between Parson
Brownlow, of Tennessee, and General
Stokes, will be produced by the Demo-
Gratis if they can get a hearing before the
Aosing committee:
KNOXVILLE. Mays.
How will Fowler vote ?
W. G. BRowSLow.
WASHINGTON. May 3.
Don't know. Think he's all right
w. B. Stokes.
KNOXVILLE. Msy4.
Ifyou amt certain, pump him.
w. G. BRowNLow.
w .au,Norox Mavl
l can't. He won't discuss the ques-
ton. / fear he's shaky.
W. B. Stokes.
KNOXVILLE, May 3.
Tell him that, if he'll resign and let
me appoint you in his place, I'll make
him Judge of the Supreme Court, in
place of Harrison, who will make way
for him. w. G. BRowELow.
WASHINGTON, Nays.
He won't resign. W. B. Stokes.
KNOXVILLE. May 6.
No profanity, but religiously tell him
to 90 to hell. w. G. BRowYLow.
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alizaiion which result from H. The gov
eminent Of the bayonet has magnanimi'
y-that Of the sneak only malice and
cruelty. The law Of the bayones we
eau understand and obey. But the gov
eminent Of this State has all the evils,
without the sense Of security In rational
obedience. which military law s'ves'
Aud II we we're TO lend Brownlow TO
Alabama for brief space, she would
find iteo. We trust our neighbors may
yet be saved from such an intoleraele
aggravation Of their suaeripgs.
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For the second place in hersemanship, 10 be
determined in same manner, superb Riding
Whip and Spurs. valued at $50.
as- The entrance fee for Knights win be $40.
Entries can be made up to June 10th at DR..
W. N. WILKERS0N'S DrMg Store. $40 Main
corner Main and South Court streets, or with
Captain VAN. at Office of Bigley. .Mellersh x
Co. The Entrance Fee is expected to be paid
within a reasonable time after subscribing, to
meet the necessary expenses and secure the
proper arrangements for the Grand Exhibition.
The whole will be under the direction of the
following gentlemen /: General j. D. kUFFIN,
Colonel w. J.. STEWART, Major e. Y.
WILKINSON, Captain w. ii. PASSM0RE,
Captain GEORGE MELLERSH. SIT
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. CHANCE IN A MAGNIFICENT RAf :
"A fe and your fortune told for ne IT, ~
one dollar. the proceeds 70 40 70 ~ s.n,iernen
srishine thus 10 learn their destiny. and 2, me
ssne- tine 40 a charitable act, can eAr ~ ~
Madam Phebe, corner Of Mulberry anu III
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STAR MILLS :

DETwEEN MARKET, ..S. NINoRR - -,
90, Nj I'D Chop Feed always On hand ena
f.ii-.rri 49, n charge % any part 81 we city.
an orirrr promptly altended %, ..-pxr
ss-afs MINDKMAN a BkLANhf.
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FOURTH PRIZE.

For the best Riding. to be determined by
umpires selected, an elegant Saddle and Bride
valued at 500.
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DESSICATED COOOANUT,

A new and delicious article for Pies,
Puddings, etc., fresh lot just 10
hand;
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FIRST PRIZE,
SECOND PRIZE,

For the most Rings in three rounds Of the
arena, Diamond Ring valued at 500.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-30

Fresh Goods I'm our line constantly
arriving. We offer 20 our customers
and friends Choice Goods NJ '"''
prices.
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THIRD PRIZE,

For the next highest number, a Gold Watch
valued az $3.50.
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GRAND TOURNAMENT
-FoR rHE-
Benefit Of Widows and Orphans.

TT is PROPOSED TO HAVE A GRAND
i Tournament on the Memphis Association
Kace Course on WEDNESDAY, nth OF
JUNE. fer which the following Prizes will be
offered:
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CIR A L ~ ID a @ ,,
al sizes.
COTTON YARNS.
best makes.
osNABURGs. sHEErINGS. ETC.
~ L w q o o ID ~
striving constantly.
TKRMs-cAsH. OR CITY ACCEPTANCE.
VIM. n. Moore a Co..
- 80 MAIN STREET.
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FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, May 30.-Cotton is closing
firm sales, 10, 900 bales Uplands, lad;
Orleans, llsd.
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,orsther With FIXTURES. Parties 6s.irine
! rod business location. would de- vel 70 m
So''' % nv A. siRTORloUs a CO.
q IL Union street
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a GARD.
stock and Fixtures For Sale.

NOR THE MKT TEN DAYS WE WILL
II offer a. privat sale, on reasonahle terns'
oUR STOCK OF GROCERIES,
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The White Pine Compound,

'sIt was early in the spring Of so that this
compound was originated. Amember OF my
family was afdicted with an irritation of the
throat attended with q CiiBagreeable cough,I
had for some months previous thought that
bark OF white pine might be so Compounded
as TO be very useful Id diseases of the Throat
and lungs. To test the value of 1t in the case
alluded to, i compounded small QUANTITY
Of the medicine that had been planning.
and gaYe1t In teaspoonful doses. fhe resulf
days the Irritation 81 the throat was renovo SSyo
ed, the cough EubRided and speedy cure
was erected. Soon after this, 1sent some 10
suffering for some weeks nom q bad cotiph
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relief and sent for more. She took abont
Esq, editor Of The Manchester Daily Mirror,
made trial of the same preparation In the
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tnglY cheap.
rt:As remedy for kidney complaints the
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person in using IL for a cough was not only
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The above was written by DIR. Poland. In
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White Pine Compound has taken the lead OF
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own village and hamlet throughout the
New England States
This remedy IL as safe and pleasant To take
L nR IL IA agfRCtrnIE
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National Bank, Wheeling; List, Morrison q
Co.. Wholesale @EocelH, Wheeling; Pryor,
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lngi Mtohael Reilly WholalaIe GroceF
Mhee4tnSi Mcclellan q Knox, Boot and
Shoe 6onse, Wheeling; McOabe, Rfan q Co,
1ruggtstg, Wheellng; Geo. ". FranKheim 4
Coz MaoleS1le Wines and Liq norA, Rhsal-
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W MheellngS Lewis Baker, Pu6. RegisteF.
Mheellngi q. O. McAteo, Notions, wheeling;
In an Phell, knSW q Co, Pubs. IntellIgencef,
" HneelnE OIL Son a Co Hardware, Whegls
1I1lsi y. y. s1ud1, Cashier, FIEsG Nat. bank,
SSSlIinonS Il. Y: Camden, Rregt. Nat. EN.
san4It Me6eon1 W. Val Copi. John MrLurss .
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