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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-22
Ruffaloss BY the Million.

A gentleman just from the plains in
forms us that buffaloes are at this time
to be found in immense herds. At a
distance of two hundred and fifty miles
west of the Missouri river, on the Kansas
Pacific road, be passed through herd
covering surface Of five hundred square
miles, and containing probably over .
million buhalees. The number Of dead
buffaloes lying on the line Of the ros d,
shot by passengers as the cars go along,
is very great, and our informant says
there ia enough meat lying there at this
time, easy Of transportation, TO feed all
the people of America -Ne,O York
Times.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-22
An Extraordinary Sort of Duranos Vii

- "
A man who gave his name as John
Hays, and says be resides in Chicago,
Illinois, was taken from a car loaded with
-four, bound east, on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, Central Ohio division, at
the depotin this city, yesterday, in nearly
q famished condition, and badly frozen.
He says that on last Saturday night, du-
ring heavy storm at Chicago. he took
shelter in the car loaded with -four, the
doors being open. Shortly after, the
doors of the car were closed and locked,
the train made up and started for the
east, and despite himself he was forced
to be- an unwilling passenger. He
hallooed at every station where
the train stopped, trying to make himself
heard, but without avail, and it was not
until the cars reached this point that his
condition was discovered and the car
opened. He was found to be nearly
famshsd, with both legs frozen from the
feet to above the knees. He had been
prisoner in the car for over four days
and nights, during this inclement
weather, and the only wonder is that he
was alive. He was promptly cared for,
and subsequently removed to the county
infirmary, where be now remains.--
Zanesrille Courier, December IL.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-22
National Ranks.

We learn from Washington that the
national banking act will probably be so
amended or modified during the present
session of Congress as to give to the
Controller of the Currency full power
to call or the national banks of the cous-
for a statement of their business ct
any date which he may see fit to name,
retrospective or otherwise. Such an
amendment wsuld guard against the
manipulation of the assets and liabilities
Of the banks at the approach Of quarter
day, as under the prevailing policy
Mem York Times.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-22

Ies,< Main st.. near Washington,
Recon mends 10 Ladies and Dealers the
lnIeat STYLES Of ELASTIC SKIRTS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-22
rhe Nashyfne Republican banner.

A LIVE. NEWsT. ENTERTAINING AND
~ raiiabie Commercial ard famuy heuspa-
per. ruhlilhtd at the Capital of Iennossee, 10
the LARGEST. oomplolcsi and fullest neulpaper
eratic end lndependfnt in tone. and earnestly
devoted 20 the development of the resources 81
tn soufhwesf and - the interests and welfare
n Southern people. Daily. SO per annum; f;
Ifi-wr fly. - per a-rums weekly. - Per ~
r11. f'r the year lets- n extra copy 70 t1e
Tsftsr np of club of ten, With the c.fh. Ad-
ss''EEPUBLIcAN BANNRR."Nasbvills.
Ilns-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-22

Total from Columbus. Ohio. to Gre
NADIA, via Louisville, Milan.
Jackson, and the Miss. Central
road-n line east Of Memphis. $50 miles
These figures, which we defy "A. B. c."
to materially change, show that he is
wrong even in matter of comparative
distance. know it is claimed to be
Only one hundred and sixty miles from
Paducah to Memphis; but, even grant
ing that to be correct, which we do not
except for arguments sake, there is still
difference Of five miles in favor Of the
route by the Mississippi Central. All the
other figures are from actual surveys
The Louisville advocates are con-
slantiy harping upon the omission of the
Southern Railroad Association to pay
certain coupons Of interest recently
falling due on the Mississippi Central
bonds, aud attempting TO argue thence
that said Association is not the great
and strong moneyed corporation it is
reputed to be. But what are the facts p
facts, too, which must have been known
to the disputanis on the Louisville side
Of this question when they attempted to
produce 60 false and unfoundei an i'm
preston. A gentleman who holds inti-
mate relations with the Mississippi Ger
trail railroad company states these facts
as follows: "The coupons Of the fret
aud second mortgage bonds Of the Mis-
sissippi Central railroad company, due
In November last, have not been paid by
the lessees. because the terms of the
agreement granting an extension Of time
on the interest Of the bonds made be
tween Gen. West, the president Of the
company, and the parties who signed
said agreement have not been complied
with. The company have had an active,
energetic agent visiting the b0ndholders
for the purpose Of consummatiHg the
agreement, aud as soon as be makes his
report the coupons that mslured in No
vember viii be promptly paid-the
money for which purpose has been ready
all the tine" These being the nm
doubted facts Of the case. does not any
one see that II the Louisville writers for
Memphis morning papers bad chosen to
give them 20 their readers, their un-
candid fiings and sneers a. the supposed |
q inability Of The lessees TO pay their |
cwn c0upons." s.d their imputed |
" esgsrness to bald and control q ner
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-22

was certainly the interest of the city of
Memphis for the same parties controlling
the Mississippi Central to control this
line; then the antagonsms supposed to
exist between this city and that line
would be neutralized, as it would make
no difference which route the business
went"
1t is only necessary to quote these two
sentences from Col. Tate's published
statement, published in the LEDGER and
other city papers FIVE or six days before
"A. B. c." s1shed into print, to prove
the gross, injurious and upjustfable
character OF the latter's misrepresenta-
tons. But after misrepresenting Col.
Tates true position and statements as
much asl possible in a brief paragraph,
"a. B. c." proceeds to hazard the fol
lowing independent dicta Of bis own in
regard to distances:
1.-THE statement that Tate and West
can build any road to make q shorter line
between New Orleans and Paducah than
the road through Memphis is utterly des-
titute of foundation. The road from
New Orleans passing through Memphis,
and over Col. Mitchelps road to Padu-
cab, is shorter to all of the cities Of the
North, East and West than any route
that exists over the Mississippi Central
road, or that can be got by extending the
same from Jackson, Tennessee, to the
Paducah road. The road through Mem
phis, instead of being twenty miles
longer, is about six miles shorter than
any road that Tate and West can ever
build east of Memphis"
Now, let us test these statements
these broad assertions without proof by
the actual Figures" which we ell know
Cannot lie" in q case of this kind. And,
FIRST, as to the dictum that no road can
be built to make Shorter line between
New Orleans and Padueeh than the road
through Memphis:
From paducah to Mempbis....."....... lSS miles
From Memphis to drenada...-..".... w
Total from Paducah to Grenada via :,
mphis................... -.. 2bz miies
From Paducah to Jackson via Milan. los miles
From Jackson to Grenada.."..............l l4S
Total from Paducah to Grenada by
q line other than that through :,
Memphis zoa miles
Or difference of eight miles in favor of
the route via Milan, Jackson and Grand
Junction--a route of fifty miles east of
Memphis.
Next, we will introduce the figures as
to the statement that the road from New
Orleans passing through Memphis and
over Col. Mitchelps road to Paducah is
shorter to all the cities of the North,
East and West, than any route that
exists over the Mississippi Central road,
or that can be got by extending the same
from Jackson, Tennessee, to Psducah,
We know of no one on our side who has
said that T" the road through Memphis
was twenty miles longer" but we can
avouch that it will be nearly half that
distance longer, as the following figures
Ill ,lx-n
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-22
CARTER @. JACKSON.
NOTICE.

ANY PERSON WISHING 10 Tyvy;sT
"a seven hundred dolla-s cen make sysO0 81
ealing e.
No. ass Thtrd str,et.
bftsesn Jsfersen sni couFt y.r,sts1 q.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-22
PUBLIC LEDGER.

The PUEBLO LEDGER is published every Af-
ternoon Except Sunday By Il. WHITMURE.
F. A. TYLER and J. J. DuB0SE, under the
firm name of
w wHITMOR L sc CO.,
at No. 13 Madison street.
The PUBLIC LEDGER is served TO City subscri-
bers by faithful carriers at FiFTEEE CENTS
By mail Tin advanced: One year, $S; ak
months. "a; three months, 81; one iaonth' 10
cents.
Communications upon subjects Of general in
terest to the public are at all times acceptable.
Rejected manuscripts WILL NOT be returned.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
First % per square
Subsequent insertions..,.....~.... t0
For One Meek......................... : W
For Two w WeeEs........................ 4 5U
For Three Weeks................- W :.
For Ono Hontb-..................... 5O
Eight lines of Nonpareil, iolid. constitute q
square.
Displayed advertisements will be charged ac-
cording to the SPACE occupied, at above rates
there being twelve lines of solid type to the
inch.
Notices In local column inserted for twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
Special Notices inserted for ten cents per line
for each insertion.
To regular advertisers wo offer superior in
ducements, both as to rate CT charges and man
ner of displaying their favors.
Advertisements Published at intervals will be
charged One Dollar per square for each inser-
ton.
All bills for advertising are due whom con-
tracted and payable on demand.
eH- All letters, whether upen business or
otherwise, must be addressed to
wHITMORE q CO.,
'uhIishers and proprietors.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-22
DIR. J. ]. WILLIAMS

HAS REMOVED HIS RESIDENCE TO
III Alabama street, Immediately in tho rear
Of 81. Mary's church. and bis office 10 ihterss.-
ton Of Union street with Pigeon koost I,
where he may be found at all times, when nos
professionally absent. 0fioo Hours, 10 20 a.
m aud 2 TO 3 p.m. lie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-01

.gldttcn" iii b~emfrtenspertb. Gs Iirtmt
ietnem Sn9altc mad nit Dem lberein, spas
sen uns bel @eleeenbeit Der 8eprehuns her
Iteperpabl @en. Buffers eeidat ipurpe.
Da5 Sdidlal Der republtfantfhen 9urlet
bdnat ron eent Gin7ufe al, pethrn In iGy
Wduner, mic Butler 5u GrrinQen ntNtn. Die
9artet tdnlpfte 9e9en nen GtnfluB pieler fuB>
nen Mtnorttdt, bt6 i'm iene iiebsn Senatrren
tint trttt(dten 3eItpuntte Der @eihthte per
@drtet ~abjumebren wuBtcn. Dix 9artet ptro
aber bteiem GinFuic aufest unterliegcn Mill
fen, Ia ie pbne icne Mtnpritat fetnen Salt
bat. Dime rtcic @tnDrttdt ndmIi9 itebt pte
@drtet auf 9ei6tdttt2 er!coigten Strett>
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bic @artet nur permtttsllt Der uilrpatprt.
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gcril jrnt Mtnprttit lit.
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ben, Dap elm 3uiaa le ppn iprcm n~nItr9an9c
miro befreien ibnne1, ltrbt ndbin.
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pcun cte raOjtale @artei tbre ieBtge Griten3
nm tinem 3ufaa Serpantt, fpatrenp ie leIbll
rurh tbr 8crtdlttu ben llntef9dna ser,
bientc, fe auf Elm Cmi9e5 Seben nt6t III rC6
men bat. (SOWrn.)
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Wfiterc enrnn1ilms &erid1te.

G~nstdnp. = Sn Gnslanp batten bic
gSablen am 16. Rppsmber ibreN Mnfan9 at,
npmmen, bod iinp, na6cem pur9 pas &abel
bereits ter @'efammt>M eiultat befannt &c,
pprben, BIZ etnjelnan gOradnse taum npA
ron irsenb meIden Snterefe.
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luna hes gtf9ois Srn Spnppn gum Crypt
fGpfe ppn Ganterburs unO 9ldutt, pab bic
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Stralna e~nifaIist babe, Gspdbr fafir lette,
raB pas b6hile @mt Der enelifNen STRIDE In
Gu!cn Sinten f3 beiinpe uno pae befpnerrs
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Baltimore
Ohio : &iien : 8Qhn.

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Spm Daeu. Spftpb .. sscnnars, Or. sbec,.,
yafor her 10. sapstasn-air&s sa gtilasetsbta.

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nantien nebeln Isteen, cine erpse ~9nppltbat iein.
aatuus sppaa SIR g. s.. Rer,iars,
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Mtt.@etafteur hes rGbrtftaa Gbrp,
niele" su 9btiahelpbta.
,9er 8ebrau6 bon 8ltt1ne's Seutftem Stttert Ia
mir satifiepen gut gethan, pesbalb i'd Is ilr msin,
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gen lit her Seber. { bitisIeit eatlprinssneen lsteln lsissn
~ snpieDIsn. &EiridtiS Str
o. o. Sentou."
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HtteItate.


,pgH .. 4. &erner.
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an @t,emd recr ciuem SaiiauSItlaae tleiutr glGfer ee-
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Ser auiriaiiser Tid,arh 6. DsaGrr, fea.,
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Hreiie$

5RFsrb's DsuttAer gIttetsr Pre- 5laf6e.....$I
So 8an s.ratfsume nEdt, ben s%trtilei, Ten man
iauft Benaa 81 prafta, SaHtit man au& ben dahta bs,
i5nRt!
gasrpdrts bel apStg,fssu uat srjensisdnhlssn ~ ta,
btal Goa, 20. Il Gat,l
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QeeriNld,th. anmrs shrmnfrn.

SttttFer bsseberten ~ nniStpantf6tr
stats @eridtsbpfes.
~gttIdhelgbta, 2s. Gprtl 1866. Sd tetradte suf
lambs bedEihei Stttfrr ais eiue 10 ertbpOII Nr,
ienet bel 9erpduurss sS sibnersen pssr AppetitlUia.
felt. Aut etSener GridbrunA tarn i'd aappn 3euantE
~abIesGn. G6tun83yo4h Der Sbrigs
Sanirs Ebompfpn.s
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Der ercbe
ObrrbaRt- llOifOetberacAer
gum Gntfernen dllcr 6dutletren unb Ne6n
nt9en ber '6aut.

gum Gn[IetNeH auer ouulltlPtH HNp JlEN
ntgel Der t6aut.
G8 1T ttc nunterSpgae Jletisgn, ipslte sur gntfsr~
bscitiat n tht nur oae llnreinigteiten her Saut, inttrrn
girbt Gud tie 10 iebr ~geplni6tf Rlarbett Der 5dnt.
Gs belt unb enttcrnt Slitbeu cher Etnnr1 diif
ttr Saut, EQitcfrr, Gopfsrinb, Srdsc, HcHeIs
frisitl, SdshuN, $autauSfSldse afcr llrt, b6feta
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faud,unstn, ~prrsiftete 2aut, Sfrrpbeln II. {. 10.
Giebraudbsi 2InrueiIur9. -Ntan bate bic iranttn
RNrptrtteile irit urb IbenSs barrtt.
@on tewabre bic 5tai&e an einsm mariner anb Sur-
fGieu piaee.
an8cfsrtigl urS p~erflaft Ypn rem Gi8entblmsr
Sentp y. &crncr,
Gtg her Raltimpre. NIB pig SIR.
Sci allen West;tn- Sintlern ~ baben.
EEF Rreis iini;ig Gsnts pIf Bl1iepc.
SUR fptGe. bic BEG GtasntGNnerS GGns!@rils traGfr,
fnb dit.
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WarnunaI

SafansY Deutlds Seilrn!ttei yperben MAJ
aeniadlt. Dfan tebe CEA tarauf, eaB aui rem
umialase ieeer 5laite 6. Df. Sadfpn's I'm
terthrifi lid b~eiEset. ~ Ellie anoeren iinp &C,
idlibt.
Saugt'Sireaa uaO Babrii in Rem ~teutfden as,nei
@eihdfis in Or. G3l Gire,= 5trase, su philadelphia
ga.
eSPdrieS M. Spans, Fissnlbitmer,
frlter 6. M. SafIpn II. Gems.
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EunanN's bentfDet DtttrrE,
SuflnnS's Seuffe8 St1riumDSmitteI
Gpnicun),
Die arD Gen 6eilmttteI Beset ale 9etbsn
ber Geber, Ee8 Ra8eBS cher @ers
~SaaNng8s Sr9ahs,
5uFanD'S beutTd5er Bittcre

ts7,tt aus Rem rciratn s6ften (Dstr rad mcsbtnirftm
5 "a'' HalSsS S''T T55sa! e.! s s'n S S]9ssat5as '; ;ss5:s.
trirte5 prGpdrat emit lebt. sas Spu altp6Dt.
arttBcr Betntiduus to - tai fret II.
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= Gpus. Butler rpirp rtcrgen (Ditttppd)
cine arttlite Proclamation %erlafsrt, rccbnr6 BITE
Staats> 9eamten unb @rhioe BON Smdba
mad 2inepln, @lc, lberfa9rt wsrpsn ipasn.
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Sraunc's Seutd,cs &pnicmm

l%nmentsr. 1etts tint slrIi gut rtb %tntbalteu t%ieisften
nGsiiniihst GileHihnfttr; pe g9ahl gIpifhtn rem pei.
ftn Il. blcRe @eltmatla6e. SaS Ipuitun beba3t tenn
OaUmeu am WieiitH,
Cine grc6c Nfras ltrfa5en, wts ltnsertaulbteit, Dss.
pepfr, JtrrSeEihpide &C., trtnBt res Niagens IBdttg,
felt ledt IN lrpreEun8. 0ann seratb ee nit TEN
i saSsR,r as 1s' s fs5 55is' Il, n Is Sf' Ss + i" e S%lItI;i'' an
reSteren Ter naaiUi ~ ecnDrn ueteia mtGt
rett wGniier letrCt:
@erippfun9, 9ldbitht, tmercn 6dmprrBpi>
Ben, glutdnprdng mad benz Scope, Ser
Ilutrun9 res Na9ens, llebelfett, SpOS
bremen, @ppettttpitgfett, @BsglbS
Ideu, G0Us pber SGmer0efi0l
i'm Md9en, faurem @uft0ben,
Gtnltlfet pber 3tttern Der
Ma8et9rube, &pPff1uo
fen, ralGent %. idype>
rem &tbrnen, 6cr5s
9tttrrn g6trs'
ceer @rittdurgSegefittl bst'rn
2te1en %8ttpihtt9fett @unft~
pber @eprD8 Stiutmern BOT
bcn Iu9en, hunt
prem &ppfi0mer1
Mdn9cl an 6autause
bunilun9, 9~elber6dutfar~
be, gelbem Au9cnwcib, Set-
tGniteNm, 8tfen", 8ruit,~
@lteper ? Sdncr5en, pt6glt0n
Stg1nfiIcn, OefUtl BON Bremen
int 5lctiAe, beltdnet0e Gtnbilpun8
ppn lln9liif unb GROCER 9etitiBtr Nte~
acknowledgement.
gDcr nit tieien lltbfln tcpaftet ii. fpute lei her guS.
nail zines e~ellnittels auBsrt sprittiB gu gaerie sebsn
s1o nEr str irltes lid 90 ani@dTsn pelbeS mad
S 5Sis s.as'' s,s@i' y i IS iissS 5ai ,Hisnn St'liSi
III feline ihaelthtn Subianien e~ntbaltuno
I'D, turh 6eiipn1 ttefer 2tibcn tcrrtts rtufn NRuf ertppr
fen rat. 0d tpnUen mir nit 6u1 urb Reat bic teitea
t~etlRnten Wittel:
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5lr beIonNcrcn Itadtaual
SeDtpad,c uuS sa~rtaeba,1te .Ssinsc
Mttenate,
Sd fnte in S~afianb's

50 fnss n sahan,s,2s S s.ss'resn gttsern ,ta
enie6 3ratiBun9s'Wut III tel, pas ~beieneers bei
ee,ben her Gerbauurss- w Sranne 6uFerit maid
III ulp 8ssen Sdwide Nib @sanoel da gerrens Ib2tia,
tst i'm satsme iebr p~Oblttdtis pirtt. Iufriftia scr
SPrt9e sec. GB. 9SppSuorS.s
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1T cine Gerctnibuna aler Snsresenjtcu trs 5itttru mi
ssr fGln'itn Serm : t, SFei ~ y nm %!ptt!itiet 't.
GHtliIUu ie o1erirl pcrSeu.
g1sr cine ven alipgOIiasr 9eirli@uns frtts arlrnsI
gerlisDt, Dirs
pudanb'e reutfdjcn Sittetn
sebrapdeN. 3pcr BsBtn bic GngeNtutett BeiutIburt
les Eittern at&ts etn!urtpSsa bat, rptrs
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~tipiltlrien 9Belt.
~ @iRmt man bic e~rSfsrtn eDrttn, 70 trpart mat
bceeutsno!
30. - Inreifunaen fur gdtitiitn bet iessr hefpnhes
rn Strung fnb jeecr Sa6ie urp Sdndtsl %5tissiusl.
aF GdIsier nit neiEeH wpEtSeiauntsn ArlereteH
fGnnen lire Sdautartfr, 0irfalars ,e. foitcnirci sues-
ihial bstpmmen, psrH le l1 an Slipnids Sulpictd
lr. SO. NlltttN Ehne. NJ. ". meneer. lWlaip.1Sl