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WANTED.

A GENTS FOR THE SALE OF LILLEY'S
n improved instrument for surveying and
calculating areas This instrument is highly
recommended by many OF the first matbimati
clans, eng ineers and land surveyors in the
Unite States. Among others Prof Church, u.
s. NJ. A est Point Prof. Allan, Hashinglgn
College both OF whom are using It IN the IN
strueti0n Of their classes in surveying. Address
W G. COLLIER,
may2} 3m 40 Union street, Nashville.
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RANKRUPT NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT /
~ have been appointed assignee ia bank
ruptcy, Of the estate Of Andrew Gregory Of Da-
wilson euunty, who has been adjudged a bank
Tupt 0a his own petIti0n, ia the u. ;. District
Court for Middle Tennessee.
A. n. HURLEY. Assignee.
NashvilIe MAY g. iSS. my0 las3L
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A LADY of Fauqier county, Va, wal
paralyzed from excessive use Of Lair dye
containing sugar of lead.
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Bachelors Hair Dye--This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect DVs--harmless, reliable, instan
taseous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects Of bad DYES. InvigOrates the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine Is
signed william 4. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfamers. Factory 81 Bar
clay street, New York [apr29 ly.
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JOHN s. BROWN

HAS REMOVED FROM NO. UNION
III Street TO no. IS Public square,
lFreneh's Old StandD whore he will keep full
line Of ....
Ladies'
Gents and
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

Mr.. Z. W, MORGAN remains with him. and
viii be pleased 20 wait on his friends and the
public generally. ..r myl4 In
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

Middle District of Fenuessee "a Nash
Willie, May IIth, Isas.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
a notice Of his appointment A. assignee Of g.
w. brown, Emil Jackson aud w.. L. jackson IN
the county OF Davidson ana State OF Tennessee,
within said District. who have been adiadged
bankrupts on their own petitions by the District
myl2 laWst A. TALL. Assignee.
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BUY AT HOME.

unHR UNDERSIGNED. BEING FULLY
a Trepared for manufacturing sash.
Beers. BtfEIds. insida and cat. Pivot and
Stationary Stats, Frames Of ever descHplloi,'
Brackets, CoFnicea, plain and ornamen tbl,
BOarils' Flooring Poplar and Pine ceiling
Plank. w eatherboardi1g, and Building Mate
rial generally. Also, Builders aud Contractor;
All At as low rates o. can be imported Of equal
asaiitv send orders Punctuai.fy add dis
ref~h are oar business ere ed. Otbco and Fac
iarv adioining EashVille and Chattanooga Rail
rad I,0comoiiYs Shops, Cedar street. Nashville,
Tennessee FULCHER
apr4 dkWiy
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The Quickest and Cheapest
LOST.

DETWEEN HEWAREHOUSEO OF STRAIT
ID ton, Cheney q Roy, on Broad street. and
the residence Of Andrew II. johnson on the No
lensville pike. u Double Case Lever Gold Watch,
Appleton Co, manufacturers, with large
steel chain attached. Any person Ending It, by
leaving il with the same at the warehouse Of
Stratton. Cheney 4 Roy, viii be literally re-
waried. may2l Nv
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PUBLIC RENTING
KINGS SALT WORKS.

DY VIRTUE or A DECREEOF TIRE err
- cult Court OF Washington cOunty Virginia
pronounced on the 18th day Of APRIL 1865. ia
y. Mitchell. decd, and others, w. Alexander
Mccall and Others, will. 81 COMM ssiOnsr, pFo-
coed, in accordance with the terms of r,dd de-
cree, ON fhnFsdny, the 20th aaY 81
July, ls6s upon the premises. 20 lease 10 the
hiRhesl bidd.F. ~ nnhlIs OnlerY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Early and Happy sHarriage-The True
Principles which guide 30 HAPPY MAR
Rage, and domestic felicity. Essays for
Young Men. sent in sealed letter envelopes. free
Of charge. address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box p. Philadelphia. Pa. mayo SIN
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Aurora OiI.-Fifly barrels Just received
aud for sale, at wholesale and retail, By
BENSON & TONEY,
myl2 If NO. Cherry street.
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ICE CREAM.

We can furnish Ice Cream Of the best quality
either wholesale or retail. to Pic mics. Parties.
private families, or to all persons wishing the
same. at most reasonable rates. We have com
pleted all our arrangements. and will be pre-
pared to Gil all orders at short notice. a
R5- We also keep on band q fine assortment
Of the best imported Wines and Liquors. with
a large stock Of the best and freshest Confee-
tioneries to DO had in tho city.
JOHN FUGAZZI,
aprlS I'm No. SO North Cherry street..
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NOR SALE. A WRIST RATE ENGINE AND
II Boiler ia good order. Can be ssen. land
briee learned. b ealing a this 0noa.,
NnAEd I'm
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Notice to Show Cause--In Bankruptcy

Notice to Show Cause--In Bankruptcy.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT JASON
r. Little, w, 3. Bowers, David Bingham
and John Fac have filed IN the Office Of the
Clerk OF this Court their petitions for discharge.
and il was theTeHp0n ordered By the Cobrt that
a hearing be had upon the same on the
25th day Of June, 1868,
al the hours Of 9. 81, 10, and lOJS. l. n. respec
lively, At the Office d the Register. in Lewis
burF, Marshall county, Tennessee. and that
all creditors who have proven taeir debts
and other persons interested. may appear al
said time and place and show cause, II any
they have. why the prayer Of said petitions
should not be granted, and that the second and
time and place.
R. CAMPBELL. Clerk,
myZ3 % js7 u. S. Dist. Court NJ. ID. Of T.
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Snerinl to the Lnuisyille Couller.

WASHINGTON, May 30.-The House was
guilty Of mean action in refusing TO hear
read a statement and resolution of Mar
shall, of Illinois, protesting against their
action, in depriying Winnie Ream of her
studio. Her plaster model of Lincoln,
which cost year Of labor will be ruined
thereby. But what are genius and beauty
and her tearfal pleadings to Beast Bntler
and his deyilish crew.
Col. Edmund Cooper vacates to-day the
Office of Assistant Secretary Of the Treasu-
~, his six months term having expired.
He was appointed under the law of 1872,
after the Senate rejected him in December
last Mr.. Creecy or Col. ThoTp are talked
of 10 succeed him.
WAsHIEGTOE, May 3I.-Scho6eld ac-
cepts and will be sworn in tomorrow. The
Presidents friends claim that he is in ae-
cord with the Executive. His military
commission is not vacated by his accept
ahce of the War Office.
Adiutant General Thomas resumes his
old position. t.
Grant eFiticises severely the course Of
Chase, who comments freely on the RAIDS
aod their foolish or wicked acts, personally
and politically,
1t is rumored that Grants letter of ae-
cpptance will be Of a conservative char
aeteF. itF tf
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II II M A ~ II A 1 II /.
e.. L. 4 n Il A u.
DEALEK IN
Braids, Curtis, WateTIGIEs, Hair
JeVelry, Perfitmery and
Fancy Goods,

No u Noiti" Chhhhh SihAhh,
HAS OPENED AN ENTIRELY NEW
III stock of foods. % which he invites the at
tenti0n of the ladies. Every description OF Hair
Work done in the best style AID at short notice.
lie particularly invites an inspection Of bis
stock Of Periumery and Fancy Goods, which
embraces the newest and best IN the line.
Watch Repairing attended 70 BY an expert
enced workman. febl4 Il .
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-16
Salaries of Judges.

There will be diversity OF opinion
relative to public measures even among
the best citizens that we have. A rreck-
less allowance TO an officer or employees
of the county, or to contractor WIN
The county for merchandise or labor, on
account OF depreciation of county war
rants, would certainly net be tolerated
by any one having regard for public
interests. Yet there are imperative
demands for certain expenses resting
continually upon us as q community.
Among these expenses, which cannot be
avoided, are such as pertain to our
courts. Justice. or shoE OF it, must be
dispensed through the entire year.
There is no more important office than
that of Judge. / have always been
among those, Mr.. Editor, who prefer
that anu man acting in such capacity
should be supported by his salary,
rather than driven into the temptation
Of seeking support by any sinister
means, The question, in general point
of view, relative to extra allowance on
account of depreciation OF county var
rants has strong arguments both Tor and
against it. dislike to speak of my own
acts. sut the records viii show that my
vote has in almost every instance (cer-
tainly in the most important ones been
given against such allowance. Never
theIess am free to say that my sense OF
;ustioe would constrain me, in case coun-
~ finances we're in q healthy condition,
to change many of the votes have given
in such matters. The subject is most
delicate one, and embarrassing to all
with whom have conversed in relation
to il. No one would be more pleased to
hear dispassionate arguments on this
question than myself.
Respectfully, }. Z. MERRIMAs.
We CONCUR With Mr.. Merriman most
heartily in his general view that ihe sal
aries Of officers should be sufficiently
high to command their whole time and
minds. Aud, as to the particular case
now in the hands Of the Commissioners
we don't know but we shall have to con
cur with him too, that we should feed
pretty high 10 keep some from being
driven into the temptation OF seeking
a support by any sinister means Hon
est men Of high qualifications are Ger
tainly entitled to an honorable support
for serving the public. And it may, also
for aught we know, be good policy Il
pay rogues pretty well 10 keep them from
stealing. We can afford to strike bar
| gain, il they win give come assarane'
(say in bonds Of responsible men). tina
they will take nothing more from US thar
the salaries we agree on. On this condi
ton, sonsihing may, perhaps, be save'
in the present sasrEsrey, By raising sal
aries pretty high. IL is a subject Eorthl
Of the profound consideration Of tn
casuist and the statesman
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FOR PRESIDENT,
HORATIO SEYMOUR,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
FRANCIS p. BLAIR, Jr.,
or mssouRr.
THE NEWS.


rbe cholera Ia disappearing at Havana.
There were thirty-nine cases Of sunstroke at
Now Y ork yesterday, with twelve deaths.
Tho Indian depredations in Arizona con-
Time. and II is feared bloody war will ensue.
The English steamer Chanticlcer is still
blOckading the port of Mazatlan against Mex
;can commerce, but is not interfering with
American vessels.
The understanding is now that Congress will
adjourn next Monday or Tuesday.
Wilson'S bill provides for reduction OF the
number of enlisted men to $500, but not 70
take effect before thenext session Of Congress
The defeated candidate for Governor Of Mis-
s;ssippi. with few other defeated scalawags'
are before the Reconstruction Committee ask
ing that fifteen counties in the State shall be
sxeluded from the count of the vote. so as to
,s efficient to elect the Radical State officers
and Congressman. They assign as reason
that terror reigned in those counties, the ma
iority of f" the people being overwhelmed with
fears by the unarmed minority.
Tive hundred male and female employees are
to be discharged from the Treasury Depart
ment. Reason = the increase Of Tennessee
Mullins' salary, which he holds according to
law Unto the scaliwags that have much
much is given. And from the poor is taken
away the places and livings they have.
The Senate has confirmed Evarts Attorney
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pond,. and Payment in Coin.

The following is the funding bill as IT
passed the Senate last evening":
Be IL enacted ETC., That the Secretary
of the Treasury is hereby authorized to
issue coupons or registered bonds of the
United States in such form and OF such
denominations as he may prescribe, re-
deemabls in coin at the pleasure OF the
Government after twenty, thirty and
forty years respectively, and bearing the
following rates of yearly interest, pay
able semi annually in coin; that is 10
say the issue Of bonds falling due in
twenty years shall bear interest at five
per cent, the honda falling eae Ia thirty
years shall bear interest at four per cent
which said honda shall be exempt from
taxation In any form under any State,
municipal or local authority, and the
same, the interest thereon, and the in
come therefrom, shall be exempt from
the payment of all taxes or duties to the
United States other than such income
tax as may be assessed upon ether in
comes, and the said bonds and the pro
ceeds thereof shall be exclusively used
for the redemption or payment, at the
option Of the holder or purchaser, or ex-
change for an equal amount Of the pres
eut Understanding debt Of the United
States, other than the existing five per
cent. bonds and the three per cent GER
tificates, aud may be issued to an amount
in the aggregate sufficient 10 eoYer the
principal OF ali outstanding or existing
obligations, as limited herein, and no
more. but not to exceed 500, 900, 600,
shall Do Of the issue redeemable IN
twenty years.
And be IL GptkC, enacted, That there
is hereby appropriated out Of the duties
derived from imported goods, Sl35. OOO,-
600 annually. which sum, during each
fiscal year, shall be applied 70 the pay
meut Of tbs interest, and to the reduction
Of the principal Of the public debt, n
such a manner as may be determined by
the Secretary Of the Treasury, or as Con
cress may hereafter direct, and such re-
duction shall be in lieu Of the sinking
fand, contemplated by the 4ih section o.
the act entitled ian act to authorize tn'
issue Of United States notes, and Tor tns
redemption or tending thereof, and To-
funding the floating debt Of the Unitee
s,ates" Approved February Is. 1867.
And BE- il further enacted, eie, Tha
anv contract made hereafter payable spe
cifcally 10 coin, shall be legal and valid
and nay be enforced according TO u
terms. anything in the several acts re
iasipr 10 he United States notes 70 81
contrary Notwithstanding provided tha
this section shall not apply 10 contract
for the borrowing Of currency, the reve
me. or extension Of any Indebtedness
unSer a contract already entered into
unless such coutrsct originally require
payment IN coiu-
lnd Be Il Jnfksr enaeted, etc, Tbs
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BY Ell E G R A. P h
LATEST TO NOON TO-DAY. 81
NEW YORK.

Nrw YonK. July l6, 1920 p.m.-Gold'
l42,s $40 coupons, 81, llsl; '62, 1884;
GA. IDOL; '65, llla; 6-2os, new issue
1888; of CT. 1903; lO-4O's, 1875 1908
second and third series, 1888; Tennes'
see bonds--new issue, Gsa; old, osi
'Government bonds, steady.
Cotton dull; Uplands, 3l9@3lsc.
DIR. Harris. register Of vital statistics
of the Board of Health, makes the start
ling announcement that two hundred and
fifty deaths are known to have resulted
from the excessive heat Of the past three
days, within the metropolitan district.
The number of persons reported as
having been Frustrated by the heat
during the past twenty -four hours, in
this city, Brooklyn and Jersey City, ex-
ceeds 100; over fifty per cent. of these
have proved fatal.
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Possponsment Of shs District cen-
ycutiOm.

vention.
In consequence Of misunderstanding
having arisen, from different days for its
meeting having been suggested, the at
tendance Of delegates at the nominating
convention at Brownsville yesterday was
small, there being only four counties
represented. A rumor having obtained
credence that the day first proposed had
been postponed by general consent, even
a portion Of the delegates, who arrived
there early in the morning. went home
before meeting was held. Under these
circumstanc and the districts being
only partially represented, the Conven-
ton, after appointing temporary chair
man and secretaries, adjourned to meet
again at
BRowSsvILLE. AUGUST 10,
next proximo, when 1t is expected the
lists Of delegates will be in full at
tendance. We hope, meanwhile, oil
delegates will be careful to ascer-
tain as well as possible who the men
are that will serve il elected, and
also the wishes Of their constituency.
But as our unanimous desire is to select
the most acceptable men to the whole
district, and as to that extent, the dele
gates chosen may well and TO the full
extent be trusted, we hope they will be
permitted to 20 free and untrammeled
by instructions. We want nothing but
honest, capable and faithful men, that
can win. And reasons and arguments
under the peculiar circumstances which
now exist, may be used in Convention
which will have convincing effect not
likely to be considered anterior 10 us
meeting.
Notice was given by Hon. Thomas A.
Rayner that the name Of Lewis Bona, |
ESQ, who was born in Brownsville bull
is now resident of Memphis, would be
presented for the nomination for Con-
gress on the 10th. The name of VIM.
w. Vaughn, of Haywood county, who
was an original Union man, and was
beaten for Senator of Haywood by only
a few votes, in a county which was then
strongly Radical, was also suggested
Both these young gentlemen are spoken
of in high terms by their friends, as
talented, popular, and strong enc
mics of the Radical usurpation.
The delegates from Memphis, twelve
or thirteen in oil, have indicated as their
nresent choice Hon. W. 7. Avery. Hon.
E. M. Yerger, Hon. Landon c. Haynes
Hon. WIN. A. Stevens, have also been
mentioned with great favor for elector
and Congressman. And Hon. Hum
nbrey Bate has many earnest friends IN
The country. We have no lack of good
and qualified men. And we take the
liberty of saying that we think not one
of them should refuse to serve, 1t 1t
should be thought best to select them Tor
either Office. No man should refuse to
make sacrifices for the cause, when no
common interests are involved, but every
thing which is dear to freemen. Per
sonal p.rtialities and preferences must
all give way. Nothing for men, but
everything for the country. Millions for
constitutional liberty, but not cent for
the enemies Of human rights,
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, July l6.-The banquet to
Reverdy Johnson, last night, was very
pleasant occasion. John W, Garrett
presided. Mr.. Johnson made long re-
Spouse to toast in his honor. In rela-
ton to his mission to England, he said
he entertained confident hope that the
delicate and important question that
might arise between our country and
England will so be disposed of as to re-
move oil embarrassment
Mr.. Thornton, British minister, ex-
pressed his qualification that Mr.. John
son was to represent America at London,
Other speeches were made by Senators
Nye, Hendricks, and others.
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a Furore Of Enthusiasm

Never was there witnessed in any
campaign in the United States such en-
thusiasm and determination as is now
witnessed in this city, and as is begin
ming to manifest itself everywhere
throughout the country. Clubs are form
ing in every village, county and town OF
the land. The work of organization goes
on hourly. and the demonstrations OF the
spirit which pervades the bosoms OF
a people wont to be free show unmis-
takably that they mean liberty. Liberty
or slavery, is the great issue to the
South and the North. 1t is nothing else
and nothing less. And the whole land
is aglow already with the fires OF a
patriotic enthusiasm, such as was never
seen, even among our revolutionary
ssres, and when Patrick Henry pointed
the finger of scorn to the sordid and
soulless. who looked after their money in.
terests and cried beet beef while their
fellows were laboring and sacrificing
for liberty. There is a ground swell
in this land, such as was never
excelIed among men. The overwhelm-
Sne, crushing ball will roll on, gathering
strength from north to south and from
south to north. Put it down es our de-
Iberate conviction and prediction, that
Seymour and Blair will 90 into the Presi.
dency by a larger majority than any
heretofore given in this country to any
candidates for Office. Everything must
give way TO this uprising, popular wave
and half prudent antagonists will do well
to hide from the coming storm. Gentle
men who arrive from the Noril
say the proofs that the great people
are arising in their might t.
make an end Of misrule and oppres
sion, are overwhelming beyond theii
nnost sanguine expectations or fears
We are all astonished here at the mag
nitude of the beginning movement Onll
a few days since little cloud appeared
here no bigger than q mans hand, anC
organization began with few pioneers
perhaps not hundred in number. Ant
now our cspacious Club hall is flle'
nightly. while other meetings are vel
attended elsewhere in the city, aud las
night the Greenlaw House was packe
with our Hebrew felIow-citizens, who ar
resolved 10 resist the election Of the mot
diaboIicaI prosecutor Of their race tbs
.vsr dared TO trench on liberty and II
rights of Law abiding citizens on Amer
can soil. The work goes bravely OF
There must lie DO laggArds Let ever
man work. work. work, who would live
freeman and transmit 10 BIS children n
hor;,ars Of liberty. without this, n
.;eht Of despotism aud iyrannous atroe
g. comefh when no man car work, 40
~ben insfruments Of the iyrant' hai
srecs creatures in the form Of van, VI
c-s~l IN oar midst. With power % COS
none All our Substance, ana mase =
Lo-i,s~ ~i-S~rsefs Of our beauni'
co.ntrr and our 0gn dear lano' We
L. he bones Of those Ee iofs'
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from and after tho passage Of this act no
per centaee, deduction or commission or
Compensation OF any. amount or KIND,
shali be allowed 10 any person Tor the
sale or registration OF any bonds or
securities Of the United States, disposed
Of at the Treasury Department or else
where, on account Of the United States
and all acts authorizing or permItling'
nv construction or otherwise, the secre-
tsry of the Treasury TO appoint any
agent other than some proper oiiicer oil
his Department, to make such sale or
negotiation Of bonds and securities are'
hereby repealed.