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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-14

eentIeness and patience than amongst
these same old maids2 Where has he
found more hearty, eeaial, generous ma
tures2 where sound views OF life dis
figured by fewer prejudiees where mere
thorough charity IN discussing the mo
tives where, in one word, less Of those
very attributes BY which II has pleased
the wsrld 10 characterize this class2 II
IL no part Of my task TO call witnesses to
what i say; but one / will cite, because
she eminently represented all that have
60 feebly attempted to picture; and II
her genius might seem TO outshine the
luster Of her personal qualities, il is only
70 those who had not the happiness-and
IL was bappiness-of her intimacy. j
am talking of Miss Edgeworth, and II
in well worth all the weight Of the years
It obliges TO have met and known her.
Ut will not affirm that marriage could
have spoiled such q nature, but will say
il could not have bettered it. Nor is il q
small part of the matter that at eighty
she was the guiding spirit, the delight
and the charm Of that family which de-
rived glory from her name and happiness
from her presence.
"Is it to class which numbers Miss
Edgeworth and Miss Nightingale among
its members, women need shame to be-
long2 % Org nafi lli
~ have done. / will only add that,
instead of heaping ridicule on the condi-
ton Of unmarried women, and, out OF
sheer derision, driving them TO accept
anybody--anything-as husbands, let US
accord them all the Difference and regard
we bsstow on others; and let US not for
get, in the presence of some old maid ]
whose qualities Of mind and nature have
charmed us, and whose traces Of beauty
are not few nor faint, that if we do deem
matrimony the great prize in life, it is .
living shame to our sex that such wo-
man should be single.
"If have wandered from my text OF
Marriages on Starvation Allowasce, it
is simply because / have not that over
weening impression Of copjugalism that
l would recommend any one to face beg
gary to attain it, any more than | would
advise a man to lay out his last shilling
to bny ticket in the lottery" /
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widely among the. people. and should be dis
posed Of either under the epre-emption or home
stead laws. and sold in reasonable Gus ntities.
and 10 none but actual occupants 1t the mini
price s ~ ,ns
lowed, M cessary for the encoui agement OF I'm
portant public improvements, the proceeds OF
the sale Of such lands and not the lands them
selves should be soapplied.
appeal TO every patriot ipcuding all the con-
ssrvatiye element aud al who desire 10 support
the Consultation and rest 70 the Union. for
getting al past differences Of opinion, to unite
liberties Of the people, and that TO all such, GO
whatever party they may have heretofore be-
longed. We extend he right hand Of tellowship
and hail all such cooperating with US a.
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Through Tickets, at Reduced Rates

Gao be prosured at the Company's Office, 2311<
Main street. and at Depot. head of Main street
HS- Baggage Checked at depot. or by the
Memphis City Transfer Company, at Hotels,
private residences, or on board boats, to all
principal paints East and North
SAM. B. JONES, Superintendent,
ASA HILL, PASSENGER AGENT 79-f
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$50 OTHER PRIZES,

consisting OF MONEY. SILVER TABLE
sETS. PIANOS, SEWING MACHINES.
ktc.. aking a scheme Of sach Inducements for
Investment never before gotten up in the West.
Certificates 70 be secured in Memphis Of Mr..
y. s. pLUMMER. fl2 Front street; w. ii.
PASSMQRK 4 CO.. 90 Second street, and at
the Book and Stationery esiahl'shment OF
GEORGE PATTlSON 4 CO.. sl7l< Main
street. 0rders for certificates by mail will Be
promptly attended 10 BY Pattison 4 Co. Certi-
P. IS. LAEHAM. Manager.
RHRA. General AGENT. rs 2tawt
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j. Rotfo. ~ MAIN. w 70 uANNN NN~-N
]. specht, ~ maaisssn; sss Mai, .o- NJ corrt-
P, Podes.,a pss,nn Ss,s'pTs ponlsr lac and Fourth ''
Ausus, nsvs, ,vs,rx W. mrICvs =
ecomer 4 Richsrdson. Produce. Flour. etc.
No. .2HowardFow. 2
VIM. r., Yeatman' Prosuce, fiour' Tanned
Goods Tobacco. esci; ~ "a m"Froo Frort p,oduc.
biack' oanron 80. "a.
D.nrENSaMoN DIM ~ 81 20 N.,,s CAM,
pr. N nus'e'' = .S- .nr :, N''~ '"''
n H.r,;. siS ss.opd. ttfF
DOrY'S WASHING MACHINES.
Wheeler. Pictens Co., 5sV MAN. CLE-A-
DRUGGiSIS.
He. Steever, corner second ana Madison'
= ". y; Gray, ,,,,A nv qnms ,on VJAV 1V
morrison Eliis; 'sS Msin'e
Fober, hssusea; ~ Wa;n main'
Ins. mua Uns,n a. sIso1 AM nalvt;cal Chemist. bt
pa.1e neo' oss'"''- - 80 TV77' y
rDRYs GOODS. ~ : y.
Rice, Stir 4 Co.. SO Main. exclusive whole
sale. ~ III OLL.L ~ " ieiiiNA
Mepken Bros. 263 Main:
Wsiter Bros: CO.; Nv Main n. o.s
Main: ,..Ef NtHfN
. Wells Coll, zoi NAN. ~ @
GUNS AND rlsTOLs.
,nn%rpS na',msp : aWp % COy.r~N FASTORs,
S SNswton Ford 4 Co.. il Union. Lee Block. :
Galbrsatb. Stewart 4 Co.. II Union, Lee Blk.
Farrasor Il C'sy. wbo'esaIe. $50 Front.
/ Brooke. Nicely h Co., 276 Front. ~. {
aToof, Phillip n Co.. Mh 'front.' wnoiesaies
MT. Garvin y Co.; 2Ol Main. ...r.--s,
Page Co., lSs POPLAR. lL ..a 40
HAIR-DREssING SALOONS.
n The Garibaldi. 81 Jefferson: p. Ingigniri,
Proprietor; Joseph Lipari. Foreman.
HARDWARE. drV I'd
Allison Brothers, go Front.
Y, 0rgiil Bros. a Co., ,3l2 Front. y,rs, rr :
r. Brannon. Stoves ~ rrnnt.
McCombs * Co.. Sz2H and 324 MAIN.
HATTERS.------ i0 ~
Francisco n Wirgip, fashionable Hatters.
Fnrrers and leaders Of fashion. 800 Main.,
Wheaton 4 o., Hats Caps and Eurs' NO.
l99 Main Webster Block. -.A.stst
Hides and Il. LEAHnEmi HIc...ai w,..-
ICE CREAM AND SODA WATER. I
L. Rocco & Co.. Sl3 Main. cor. Monroe.
MissisiFSi 1ss Fauit.brs Life Assurance Society pars-
fernando ISs. a.. 10 Madison Ben. May.
secreInIyy M .. 80. -. MtnaI r a. r & Cban;n.
stats AGENT uDllO. -. II;,.d s,.,,. p r;,,
Moore ! West West, 4, Asstnsa M.a;inI Etna Life Georgia
Home HSi; rna SIae' ;fs a no msaaIa aIa Main; M. j.
wiGss T1.depSgrsi pTSs sgvsser Il sGsls q Madison
j. "a; Tittlsten O.. Assncy, z 2 y. MasSisSn ss.
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blessed are the Peace Makers

held-bSltery of artillery and thou.
sand rifles have just been ordered by co N.
gre0s to be distributed TO the "loya" mill
tia of each congrsssonaI district in III,
south
The 'loyal militia" are "uiggers p
And white men Of the north nre expected
TO throw up Their has and "hurrah' fol
IN 1calism, to vote Tor radiCalsm and
spend their money for the success Of ad.
icalism
Grant says "let us have peace" AID
straightway the Grant party food le
section of the country with held batteries
Of artillery and riff 8, as evidence Of. itt
sincerity for peacs If party evei
meant war, Il is the radical party now
II sees defeat for its candidate, and II pr,
pores 10 do with bullets what it fails Il
accomplish with ballots. Rather than
submit to Grants defeat, the radical part
is willing to deluge the country in blood
and make Grant the American Dictator
Or else why GOOD the country in time oil
peace with implements Of var1 Or els,
Why seek by Unconstitutional legislation
to place Grant in the Presidential chair
This country belongs TO the people, anl
not 10 the politicians. And the peopl,
must watch the rulers or they will fnt
themselves betrayed, when il is too late h
apply the remedy. In Gods name ale
us have peace" but distributing riaei
among tn brutal negroes of the south i
not the way to maintain peace = Ior
A0e,
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a Mlstale to be correoted.

The Dayton (Ohio) Ledger says
There is a clerical or typographical
error in tbe Democratic platform, which
does mot appear 10 have been heretofore
noticed. 1t is in the eighth resolution
which declares against the absolute doc
trine OF immutsble allegiance which
should read. obsolete doctrine of immu
table allegiance very wide differenc,
certainly. This clause is expressive O.
the sentiment of tho Democratic party
opposed to the European doctrine, 'cnce a
citizen always citizen II was intend.
ed to declare that the naturalizsd tisen
was entitled to all the rights and otec-
tion abroad 10 which native. born citizen
was; and hence the correction is an i'm.
poriant one. We invite the attention Of
our contemporaries 10 the correction. and
suggest that they give il in their cOlumps.r
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EN- ACT


supplementary to an act entitled an act ia
preserve the purity of elections, rassed
March 20, ls4l, and to repeal the act entitled
an act to preserve the purity of e'ections
passed April 4, 1861. 20. L., vol. 5S, page U5.
SECTION l, BE II endeted By The General
Assembly Of the STATE Of Ohio, That ii shall
be unlawful for, any terson within this
state, at aay election he in pursuance
Of law, 10 mark the ticket of any elector
with the intention of asoertaining how
he voted, or to mark the. ticket OF any
elector and hand he same to him to vote
at any election for the purpose aforesaid.
SIC 2. That all ballots voted at any
election held in pursuance of law shall
be written on pain white paper, or print.
ed with black ink on plain white news
printing paper, without any device or
mark of any description to distinguish one
ticket from another, or by which one
ticket may be known from another by its
appearance, except the words OF the head
Of Ne ticket; and that it shall be unlaw.
full for anv person to print for distribution
at the polls or distribute to any elector,
or vote any ballet printed or written con-
trAry TO the prov sions of this act pro.
vlded, that nothing herein contained shall
be constructed to prChibit the erasure,
correction or intertion of any name by
pencil mark or otherwise upon the face Of
the printed bsllOt.
SEC 8. That any person or persons
offending against the provisions Of this
act, shall be deemed guilty of misde.
meanor, and on conviction thereof before
the court Of common pleas Of the proper
county, shall be fined in any sum not ex-
ceedng fifty dollars nor less than ten, and
imprisoned in the county Jail not exceed
ing ten days, and also be liable to civil
action by any elector for penalty of one
hundred dollars for each and every sepa-
rate offense, before any justice of the
peace in any township wuerC process can
be served upon him; and no compensa tion
shall be recovered at law for the printing
and distribution Of any ballots contrary
to the provisions Of this act.
SIC 4. That the act to preserve the
purity of elections, passed Aprit 4, 1861,
be and the same is hereby repealed, and
this act shall take effect and be in force
from and after it's passage.
JOHN r. F0LLETT,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
T. j. GODFREY,
Presidelt pro tenn, Of The Senate
Passed May g. 1868
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Merchants' Protective Union
MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER.

. THE MERCHANTS PRoTTcrIvE UNIoN, organized
to promote and protect trade, by enabling IT'S sub
acribs 10 attain facility and safety in the grant
ing Of credits, and tie recovery q claims at ~
about September 1st, 1868, publish In one large
lunrto volume:
TdE MsaCHA Srs PRorEcnvE UNIoN MERCtg
RRFRRENcE RRgIsfER, containing among other
things, the names, nature Of business, amount or
capital financial aandng HRd 'aiing ~ 20 credit,
Of over 4OU,OOD OF tho principal merchants, tra-
ders, bankers, manufacturers, and public eoic'
n4nies, in more than 10000 OF the cities, towns
villages, and settlements, throughout the Unea
states their territories. and the British Piorln-
ces Of North America; and embracing the most
important Information attanable and necessary
10 enable the merchant to ascertain at glance
| .he eapttal, character, and degree Of credit OF
| nch of his customers as are deemed worthy Of
| my graduation OF credit,
The repOrts and information to be given ntha
| REaisYER will be confined 10 those deemed wor.
thy of some line Of credit; and as the same will
be- based. 80 Tar rs practicable, upon the written
| 4tatemerts OF the parties themselves, revised
and corrected by well-knoEn and reliable legal
respondents, whose character will prove a
| guarantee ri the correctness o. the Information
| mrnshed by them, IL IL believed that the reports
win nrove more truthful and complete. and,
| therefore, superior to, and OF much gaeater val
| he, than any previously issued,
! By aid Of the Merchants Protective Union
| Mercantile Reference Register, business mel
win be enabled 10 ascertain, at a glance, the
capital and gradation OF credit. as compared with
| financial worth, Of nearly every merchant, inau-
uhoturer trader, and banker, within the above
named territorial limits.
On or about the first Of each month subscribers
will also receive the Monthly Chronicle, contains
| ng, among other thnRs, record OF such I'm.
| ortant changes In the name and condition OF
firms, throughout the country, as may. occur
snbsequentto 70 The publication Of each hall yearly
| Price Of The Merchants Union Mercantile
elerence Register, fifty dollars, 1850 y for which
| 4 will be forwarded to any address In the United
states transportation pad.
Holders Of i've $40 shares Of The Capital Stock,
in addition to participating IN the prohts, will re-
| ceiye one copy Of the Mercantile Reference
Register nee OF charge; holders Of ten shares
viii be entitled to TWO copies and no more than
ten shares Of the Capital stockwll be allotted to
| any one applicant, II (.
Hi relniiances, orders, or communications
| relative to the book, should be ,addressed to the
| Mefchanta, Protective Union, In the American
Exchange hank Building, No. las broadway,
(ncx sbt6,l New, York.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-17
BENEDICT BROTH E,S,
No 69l Broadway, New York.
OSBORN MANUFACTURING COMPANY
100 Blocker Street, MY.

"osB0RN'' BIRD AND ANIMAL CA6Es,
Manufactured solely by this Company at Bridge
port, Conn. under Letters Patent OF .he Uni
ted states. 4
These Cages are Of n great variety Of style and
finish, and inclnde Conary, Parrot, Neeking-
Bird, Squirrel, &c
They are finished In a superior mnpner; no
paint of any desci iptoh-which is 81 fatal to
tim. They are Verinn Proof. Bird Fame ers
will appreciate these points Of excellence, to be
found IN no other Cagss They received the
highest premiums Mt tho American Institute and
New York State Fairs of 1867.
Caution All our Cages are stamped with OtIT
name upon them. Send for Circular and Price
List.
AMI GEORGE G. HILTON, GENERAL AGESr.
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0ROIDE GOLD WATCHES.

BY investing only Fifty Gents You can obtain an
02IoIDE GOLD HUNTlNg CASE WATCH patent mtve-
ments, DIAMOND SET Of JEwELRY, or any other
article on Onr Catalogue.
No one article being Of a less value than SlOi
and from that up to 500
Any person purchasing certificate drawing
watcE or any other article, will receive the san'e
by returning the certificate and paying The assess
ment fee, according to its marked value, as des-
gnated on each certificate.
Try it, and you will be convinced that this is
no humbng nor chance lottery scheme.
rhe Certificates are sold at Fifty Cents euch,
FIVE tor 81.
Active Agents wanted everywhere, to whom we
offer the most liberal inducements of any firm
in the United states.
ILclose two red stamps for Grcnlars to Agents
and plainly direct your letter to
~ BRADFORD 4 Co,
ano1 So Nassau Street, New York.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-17

NKv AssoaraKHf,- f,--1he attention o
thOse who wish to purchase any quantity
Of a. hue and superior quality Of the
freshest styles Of Goods Of any desorip-
tion is called 10 the immense assortment
just received at the wsll known House Of
J. s. HAWK He has the choicest lot Of
Dress Goods, Hats, Gaps, Boots, Shoes,
Caters, Clothing, Notions, and q complete
and general assortment Of everything for
the fall season, all Of which he is selling
at the most reduced figures. Go and ex-
anime the stock. and look to your own
interest
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-17
HORACE WATERS & co.
Warerooms 481 Broadway, N.

TESTIMONIALS.
The Waters Pianos are known as among the
very BEsr.-N. Y. Evangelist.
VIZ can speak of the merits of the Waters
Pianos from personal knowledge Ms being Of the
very hest quaty.-Christian Intelligencer.
We bave one OF Mr.. Waters Pianos now in our
residence, (where It has stood for years y d
which any manufacturer in the world might well
be proud. We have al Says been delighted with
it as sweet toned ami powerful instrument and
there is no doubt of its durability; more than
this, some OF the best amateur players in the
city, ss well as several celebrated planlss, have
performed on SAID piano, and all pronounce it a
superior and frst-cass instrument. Stronger
indorsement we could not gve.-Home Journal
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-17
TRY ME EANp YoU WIIl suRELY Buzz Mg.
Ddpiy Fatsnt Three Minute Cake Mirer
Indispensable to egery Family, Hotel Steam
boat and Restaurant

Thss,ost useful domestic article ever offered
to the uhlic for the saving Of labor and strength.
This machine is for mixing cakes Of all kinds,
puddngs, omelots, for heating eggs, for MASKING
boiled potatoes, for moulding bread, &c., per-
forming tie opeI 9tlon quickly, perfectly and
All will be convinced that The same
material will go farther and cake will he much
better n every way when made by q is Mixer.
1t is also useful TO the painter and the druggist,
and for everything that requires thorough NIX
ing or beating, this machine will be found nyalu
able. The piiJe is SO low that it is within the
reach of every family. Agents wanted in every
county. Liberal discount TO dealers. Retail
price IS each State and county rights Tor sale by
O. l. NEWTON & Co., Proprietors,
II West iith ST., N. Y.
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The Florence Sewing Machine.

Was awarded the f ST premiums at the iolloE.
ing Fairs and Industrial Exhibitions during
past sgason. New England Agricultural Fair,
Providence, New York Sia'e Agricultural Fer,
Buffalo. American Institute, New York, Mary.
land Institute, Baltimore, Mechanics Assoeia-
tion, Lowell
Besides numerous MINOR State rnd county FAIRS
throughout the Country, thus establishing our
CLAIMS that the FLORR' eE Is the best family sew
ing machine nthe world.
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE Co.,
sos broadway, N. Y.
Send for an Illustrated Circular. (6m
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RTN%S
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
IS THE MIRACLE OF TIE AGEl

Gray-TIeadcd People have their
locks restored by it to the dark, lustroRs,
siltsn trsssss Of youth, and are happyl
Young People, with light, faded or'rl Hair,
have these Questionable colOrs changed to
beautiful auburn, and rejoicel
People whose heads are covered with
DaadTgF and Htmors, use it, and have
clean coats and clear and healthy scalpsl
Bald-IKeaded veterans have
their remaining locks frightened, and the
bare spots covered with lIlxuriant growth
of Hair, and dance for joyl
Young Gentlemen use it because it is
richly perfumedl
Young Ladies' use It because 1t keeps
their Hair in place!
Everybody must and ,ciN use It, because
1t is the esanest and best article in the
markell
For Sale by Druggists generally
And by J. s. Strong, and G. W sisson, .MeArthur
a b. Merriam 4 CO., Wholesale Agents, Cincinnati.
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Superior TO any Blnsing svmOftered to the Public.
AND WILL NOT rSJURE THE TIsEsr FABRIC
For Strength Convenience and Economy
II surpasses the Beet Indigo. Put up
in Liquid and Dry form. Prepared BY
CHASE & CO., 207 Washington Street,
New York.
WANTED, AGENTS. SIS to s2ao per month
everywhere, male and female, 10 introduce the
Genuine Improved Common Sense Family
Sewing Machine. This machine will stitch, hem
fell, tuck, Quilt, cord, bind, braid and embroIdeI
in most superior manner. Price only sIs
Fully w0rranted for 5 years. We will pay $1,000
for an, machine that will sew q stronger, more
beautiful, or more elastic seam than ours. II
makes the "Elastlc Lock Stitch" Every second
stitch can be cut, ,tAnd still the cloth cannot be
pulled apart without tearingiI. We pay Agents
from S7b 10 500 per month and expenses, or
commission from which twice that amount car
be mace Address SECUMB co., Pittsburg
Pa, or Boston. Mass.
Cantion.-Do not be imposed upon by Other
partiea palmng offworthless caast-iron machiues
under the same name or otherwise. Ours ~ the
only aenrIrc and really practical cheap machine
manufactured. .-s
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,t5-.r.n l-ARM E0.. s.ai.s..

The undersigned, desiring to retire nom the
moro active duties of life, offers for sale his
valuable hlrin, situate two miles north OF the
Marietta 4 Cincinnati Railroad, in Harrison
Road leading nom Ulillicothe to Athens, and
about IL miles east nom Chilllcothe, from
Londonderry Station and from Raysville
Station, containing 500 acres-abOut 200 acres
acres Of bottom land; two comfortable dwell
ling houses; locations healthful; good barn
and stables; two nice orchards; the best of tim
ber and water. The farm can be divided into
two parts; will be sold in seperate parts or to-
gether, A small farm, or western lands,or
town property, can be taken in exchange.
For particulars, call on or address
-, -. W. N..,Is ~ ~, y, IN w ltnuIi