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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-25
IaIty Of arrest as a spy.
The conse quenoes Of the Surrender

From the New York Tribune. May Ia.
Should the President be acquitted, will
any of the recreant Senators who vote To
sustain his crimes inform US what is to
prevent him from annulling every law
passed by Congress relative to recon
struction. The acts providing for new
State governments he vetoed on the
ground that they were unconstitutional
If the Senate comedies, with Mr.. Grimes
that he is the higher authority on this
point, he has only TO declare void the
military bill, recall the department COM
manders, dissolve and disperse the South.
ern legislatures, and summons new legls-
latures to be elected by the white vote
only. If Gen. Grant refuses to issue or
transmit such orders, the President may
annul the bills placing the control of the
army under Grant, and order him to re-
port for duty at Galena, Illinois. Hav-
ing had new State governments elected
in the Sauth on the white vote only, he
may call special session of Congress,
and by military force require it to admit
the Southern Senators from his Johnson
ized governments to their seats.
The acquittal of Johnson is but the
beginning of the storm. Each acquittal
heretofore has only nerved him to com.
nit acts which more resolutely defed
Congress and the people, and invited
punishment. He will not fail to do the
same hereafter. Grimes, Fessenden,
Henderson, and Tru mbull must prepare
to share the blame of complete revolu
tionary subjugation of Congress to the
President, and qualification and forci-
BILE resistance to all the laws he has
vetoed, and an election of all officers,
including Gen. Grant, who have incurred
his displeasure Get down, noble Sena-
tors, therefore, into the dust. Go at
your work of eating dirt as if you like
it. You will have too much Of it to do
to make any ado about it at the outset.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-25

The New York Worlds Washington
letter Of the l6ib, after alluding to the
fierce denuncistion Of the seven ire
creant" Senators, says; H
It is unblushingly asserted that what
has been done or said against them is as
nothing TO what will happen as soon as
there are enough Of the csrpet-bag Sena-
tors in TO enable the majority to dis
psnse wite their vote. The original in
tention Of having them formally read out
Of the party at Chicago has been so far
reconsidered that fair face is TO be
borne toward them until they may have
aided TO override the veto, which 1t is
taken as foregone conclusion the
President will give both the Arkansas
and omnibus reconstruction bills. This
service once received at their hands it
will be war to the knife. BY the
time those Southern States in which
bogus constitutions have been framed,
seven in all, are admitted, the
Senate will consist Of sixty eight mem
bers, two thirds will be forty-six and the
thirty-fve Senators voting to-day for
conviction, with the fourteen carpet
baggers added, will show an unbroken
front of forty.nine votes, or three more
than the required two thirds. To secure
this new lease ofpower, the vote Of some
one Of the recreant Senators-as they are
kindly termed-will be necessary, and
whoever gives this vote will, by that act,
at once doom himself and the six who
acted with him to-day to the certain fate
of ostracism from the party. Seeing
this, it is thought here that the veto Of
the reconstruction bills stands fair
chance of not being overriden, as also
the veto Of any other measure which
would give the conviction Senators the
opportunity of reading out the recusants
of 10 day. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-25

A TREATISE ON DEAFNESS, CA
"a tsfrh, Consumption and Cancer Their
caugcs. means Of speedy relief, and ultimate
cure. BY Pupil Of the Academy Of Medi-
cine, Paris. Sent 10 any add ess or ~ cents.
Letter from Rob. Men urdy. u. y, III, u -
gfand Prelate Of Grand Encampment OF U. D.,
and Editor Of the NafioHai FrseSasoa
NV YoEK. September IL, ls6l. .-Dr. suiseli
was in charge Of 6race Church Hospital. Ale1-
sndria. Va. during the var. ! frequentlys AZ
most daily Tor months. visited tbs hofFitais
and had every means u knowing he reputa-
ton for FrFIcfENcr and Skull 10 was OF the
,.ost crciitahie character. and his succe1 m
the treatment Of patients vas relarlable-
RoBT. McNUEDr.
ORGANIC VIBRATOR-
IL e. into the ear, l. noi pcroepfibls. re-
,,5-er si.st.g uoiass ~ the hcld. and enahles
dssf r.ersrrs b hear distinctly az church and
uuhlic aEsemhli This instrument vii often
rroduce rtsultf Almost miraculcus. and indeed
II NOT cases Of iorr standing deaioess 4 ulll
d relIeve In . stort tine lt uEJ be aI1ftct
wift tfr ease q rrrctarlts-
mr.. sfilweu uill te pruie sioualiy a y hsst
Wn5ffnfton plare. University Build rcs, =
\, daily. Do 70 4 exCsTt lrcsdays Hhsl ~
viii be a. hif fooni, los1 Pine street. fhi.,a-
dslphia. Pa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-25
Honor to Honesty and Courage.

II
Party feeling is good thing when il
is based on sincere patriotism, and il
guided by wisdom; but the extreme vio-
lenee displayed by some of the partisan
| journals in regard TO the result of the
impeachment trial must be condemned
as excessive and unjustifable. Take for
instance the following extract from the
Albany Euening Journal:
-Four men are responsible for this
great wrong, and upon them the insulted
and outraged nation will put the heavy
burden of its condemnation. Messrs.
Fessenden, Trumbull, Grimes and Hen
derson may excuse, with whatever pre-
texts they can find, their refusal to meet
the demands of justice, and perform the
solemn duty imposed upon them. But
the naked, indisputable, and damning
fact remains, that they have betrayed
their trusts, have forfeited their honor,
have violated the oath which each of them
took, have forfeited their reputation for
consistency and fidelity to principle"
On the other hand, consider the solemn
words with which Senator Fessenden con
cluded his opinion delivered in the secret
session of the Senate on Monday last
"The people have not heard the evi
dence as we have heard it. The respon-
sibility is not upon them, but upon us.
They have not taken an oath to do Impair
tial justice according to the Constitution
and the laws / have taken that oath; l
cannot render judgment upon their con-
viction, nor can they transfer to them
selves my punishment if / violate my
oath | should consider myself unde-
serving of the confidence that the just
and intelligent people imposed upon me
in this great responsibility, and unworthy
place among honorable men, if, for any
fear of public reprobation, and for The
sake of securing popular favor, should
disregard the conviction of my judgment
and my conscience The consequences
which may follow, either from conviction
or acquittal are not for me, with my con-
victions, to consider. The future is in
the hands of Him who made and governs
the universe, and the fear that He will
not govern it wisely and well would not
excuse me for violation Of His law"
The enraged journalist, from whom we
have quoted the above denunciation, con-
sijers that the oath Of the Senators binds
them to Judge in the case, not as the law
and the evidence shall seem to them to
require, but as the mass of Republican
voters and newspapers have determined
for them beforehand No matter what
are their real convictions they must not
enter verdict in accordance with them.
unless that verdict should also meet the
approval of the throng outside of the
courtroom. The failure to see the case
as it is seen by partisans and party jour
nails, and the daring to express their real
sentiments aud to give the judgment of
the party, is regarded as a damning fact,
a proof tbat they have betrayed their
trusts, forfeited their honor, and violated
,ha;r oath
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-25

Senator Anthony is the editor Of the
Providence (R. / Journal. In the late
impeachment business the paper showed
itself the better man Of the two.-Louis-
rille Journal cifap n uaisGfi-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-25

Who dared 10 ihink or dream, when
Thad Stevens, three or four weeks ago,
was shaking his skinny fore finger Ct The
Senate, that The result Of the impeach-
ment trial in that body would be = bat 4
has beeni What is that old fore-hugei
So for nov but 10 Be nailed up on = siru-
board 10 pOint tbs road to PsrditiOu ,
Loufsrius gournal
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-25

A man is about to be tried for murder
in Paris for having blown out the brains
of friend, who wanted to commit sui
eide. hut hadn't the courage
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-25

Theproject of building monument TO
Lincoln, at Washington, after the designs
of Miss Hosmer, by the freedmen OF the
United States, has been abandoned.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-25

CONFECrIONERs.
PodestA A Cazssa. 252 Main, cor n. Court
August Berton. Poplar and Fourth.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
VIM. E, Yeatman. Produce. Flour. Canned
Goods, Tobacco. etc, IL Monroe.
Kirtland, Pollard * Co., 2b2 Front
Black, Camron 4 Co.. 2i6 Front. Produce.
DIsPENSARY.
DR.. ]. b. Russell's, 40 and AZ North Court.
ir+ DENTIST.
~ DIR. J. O. Harris. 2l7 Sesopd.
DOrY's WASHING MACHINES.
Wheeler, Pick ems a Co., $3.50 Main.
IFit DRUGGISTS.
H. Steever. corner Second and Madison.
w. p. GRAY, SO Adams.
Morrison A Ellis. l9l Main.
Robert BATTER. SO Main.
j. b. Wasson also Dentist, 3lS Main.
JOS. Walter. 1903 Beal.
Theo. Hoerner, also Chemist, So Beal.
DRY GOODS.
Southern Palace Howell, Wood q Co., Ss2
Wells 4 Coll, 267 Main.
FORTUNE TELLER.
Madam Anna. 6S Gayoso.
FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
Ames, Beattie * Jones. 1872 Main 6ayoso
b'o'h' GROCERs.
John X. Lyle 4 Co. l43 Poplar. f'f
Page 4 Co.. ls9 Poplar.
GROCERS AND COTTON FACTORS.
Toof, Phillips q Co.. 266 Front: Wholesale.
M. T. Garvin h Co., 226 and 22s Second.
HAIR.DRESsINGS SALOONS.
The Garibaldi. 81 Jefferson: p. lngigniri'
Proprietor; Joseph LipnrI; Foreman
ii. G. Hampe. Overton Hotel.
HARDWARE.
Allison Brothers. 270 Front.
Orgil Bros. a Co., 81 Front.
II. Wetter A Co.. u and 10 Monroe.
McCombs & Co.. S2219 and 324 Main.
taiaiaaaas HATTERs.
Francisco 4 Wiggin, fashionable Hatters.
Furriers and leaders of fashion, 300 Main.
HIDES AND LEATHER.
Philler 4 Co., Adams, bet. Front and Water.
Schleiber & Co., also Shoe Findings. z Adams
- HOTELS.
Commercial, Jefferson, cor. Front; M. Allen,
Proprietor. .
x Patterson Pro'rs.
ICE CREAM AND SODA WATER.
L. Rocco, 3l3 Main. cor. Monroe.
INSURANCE.
St. Louis Mutual Life. McMahon x Otis, 4S
fernando Ins. Co., 10 Madison; Ben. May,
Secretary: s. B. Williamson, President.
North Western Mutual Life. j. s. Chaplin,
Geo. W. l.. Crook. agent United States Fire
and Marine. 27g1S Main, up stairs
?, Moore Mest' az hsssnsd Mad;snn n,n" N'''
hSine Si;a anu re- Tns 20 2I9 Main: M. ].
wiets presit. W. r. Boyle. Sec'y.
-. Vredeubureh Il Sylvester, % Madison.
Desoto Ins. and Trust Co ,42 Madison; J. G.
Lonsdale. Sec'y; W. NJ. Harrington, Prest.
II. A. Littleton 4 Co, Agency, Y Madison.
Peoples Insurance Company, 10 Madlsoh.
Speed Carpenter, agents conn., MUTUAL
Lille, 90 Manlson.
xt:.L.oI EnInr 1Ol Main mn stairs
Walter stanley .NtFy ara. .,o;rs
ia'iioA ono,is, -..Eus
M hHoyn s,la 6,aaar "a Font
~. n,h.s' nnS sasH rrC
~ n,i BEn, ~ Svs,is. ~ Ss.n,d
D. ~ ram w., 2os -, n..
- LIVERY sEAbhS'
j. A. Forrest AZ dams. r,.,
Joe Seligman, 6S mi p. corner 100 = niru. a
c. ii. Bracket Co.. 81 ana 70 seconu'
MEATS AND VEGErABLES.
6S Jefferson st. mart ct the best OF all kihas'
MILLINERY GOODS.
Vance 4 Co.. wholesale, s6l Main.
MEMPHIS STEAM DYEING.
B.A. Hollenberg & Co, ,212 Beal and $50 Sec
ond.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
W. NJ. Loeb, "A Union,
Murray hideely, 81 Maalson.
MUSIC, MUSICAL MEkchANDhSE'
+. Katzenbach, 81 Main.
PAINTERS, HOUSE AND SIGN.
Hook 4 LaGrill, 80 Union.
PHYSICIANS.
R.F. Bateman, MD, l94 Main, up stairs.
Dr w II Bailey; office 151 Nj ain residence
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-25

We wonder u the vote that Wade pro-
nounced for himself didn't cover bis
iouaue Eith conRusni pustalsE-Louis-
vile Journal
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What Would Conviction Have Been WORTH

="
Let us suppose that the Radical con-
spirators at Washington had succeeded
in winning q verdict of condemnation,
what value would such verdict have
had2 They failed TO secure a verdict by
the judicial trial The people saw that,
and that as a question of law and evil
dence, Of justice and fair dealing, the i'm
peachment cause was lost The conspir-
ators and their outside auxiliaries then
secuted the pretense that it was a judi
cial proceeding, and resorted TO the cor
rupt tactics Of partisan political proceed
ings TO secure a verdict Such verdict
would Of course csrry no moral weight.
Ii would imply no moral guilt on the
part of the accused. Ii would have been
the mere judgment of a political party
having temporary power which is Offset
By the Judgment Of the opposite political
party. But every Judicial element would
be stricken out OF such a Judgment,
while those cOnniviBg at il would cover
themselves with infamy, since they per
verted a solemn judicial proceeding into
party fundamentally, and sedueed men
to perjure themselves
IL was cowardly and otherwise dis
graceful that, afier appointing Saturday
as the time TO take the vote upon all the
articles, the defeated Senators should
have sluuk behind an adjournment Tor
ten days-the more coWardly ss the ad-
journment itsef vas a complete confes-
sion Of discontinue Bat the country
will nov understand, just as well AZ
though the vote bad been taken on al the
ariiclss, that iapeacAmSHf is dead
So Louis RePubiieaA.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-25

EIRSTrr BAPTIST CHURCH, SECOND
II ST.. near Adams, Rev. A. B Miller.
ENIRST METH0DIST CHURCH. SECOND
II street near POPLAR
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-25

MARCH. 1868: Now READY, THE FOL-
INl lowing work. containing 1893 closely
printed, large octave pages, we'll bound in law
sheep. Price, SO.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-25

ELANNERY. JOSEPH. PRACTICAL
4 Plumber. Gas and Steam Pipe Filter. So
Jefferson street. tr. fr4 40.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-25
PUBLIC DIRECTORY.

nEAN& co, WM., 1893 AND lsBx POPLAR
" street. dealers In Groceries. Teas. etc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-25

EIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, COR.
IL Of Poslar and Third streots. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-25

GRACE CHURCH (RPISCOPALl, HER
VI nando street, bet. Pontotoc and Vance.
HAYS COAL CoMPANY-BEsTP PITTS
III burg Coal, 2S7 Main street. ~. 49,.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-01-14
SHERIFF sALE--Loney ct al

TAI 1r or Wisconsin IS Circuit Court Of Grant
~ Grant county county,Wis.
Bray'ey Pitts, rs. c. W. Loney, ii. H. Earl, Isaac
w Walker.
By virtue OF three wrs OF Execution issued ont of the
Circuit Court OF Grant County, Wisconsin in favor OF
the above Plaintiffs, and against the above famed
Defendants or either OF them to me directed and de-
liyered and for want Of goods andschattes Of said
defendants whereon TO levy Ihayey direction of the
plaintiffs Attorney levied upon all the right title or
interest which the said Defendants or either of them
had on the 9th day of August d. 1862 or has since
acquired in and to the tollowIg described real estate
to wit:
This south east quarter ofths north west quarter and
the north half of the northwest quarter of Section
thirteen 3 the north half of the north east Quarter
OF Section fourteen (4 the sonth half of the south
east quarter and the south quarter OF the south
west quarter and south half of south quarter
south west quarter Section twelve 2 the south hall
of south east quarter OF south east quarter Section
eleven W and south east quarter east
Section fourteen (l4)-all in Town seven ~ Range
three 90 west OF the fourth principal meridian
lying and being in the county of Grant State of Wis
consn which SAID real estate will the 10Th ay of
January 1865 at the hour of 10 o'clock in the
of said day offer or sale and will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash. the front door of the
Court House in the village of Lancaster Grant County
Wisconsin Said sale will be made to satisfy said
TONS costs and costs of sale. j p cox
J. ALLEN BARBER, Plffs' Atty. SHERIFF
Dated Sheriff Office Lancaster. Dec. II, 1867. 2sw6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-01-14
HERIFF SALE--Weaver.

GTArE OF WISCONSIN, Circuit Court of Grant Cou n
~ Grant County, ty, Wisconsin.
John Runk, plaintiff against Reasin Weaver, dert.
By virtue of writ of Execution issued out of the cir
cut court OF Grant county, Wisconsin, in favor the
aboye-named plaintiff and against the abov named de-
PENDANT to directed and delivered and for the want
OF goods and chattels of the said defendant wherein
levy, have, by direction of Plaintiffs Attorney levied
upon all the right title and interest which the said de-
PENDANT had on the end day of Dec ember 1862 or has
since acquired in and to the following real estate
wit
The southwest quarter Of the northwest quarter
and northeast quarter of southwest quarter section
thirtyone lo town six 10y range four ~ west in Grant
couuty,W isconsin which said estate will on the
18th day OF February 1865 the hour of IL o'clock
m OF said day offer for sale and will sell public auc
on to the hghsst bidder cash. al the front door
the court house. in the village of Lancaster Grant
county, wisconsin. Said sale will be made to satisfy
SAID execution. costs and costs of sale.
Dated Sheriff Office Lancaster. Dec. 81, 1867.
j. P cox, Sheriff.
BUSHNELL Il CLARK. Pitt Attys. 80 w6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-01-14
SHERIFF. SALE--Odgers.

TATE OF WISCONSIN $. Circuit Court of Grant Co.
~ Grant County Wisconsin.
John X Stephens, plaintiff. against Thomas Odgers ana
Elizabeth OGgers defendants.
BY virtue of a Judgement of Foreclosure and der
OF sale rendered and made in the above entitled ton
dated on the 18th day OF March A. d 1867 and by di
recon of the Plaintiffs Attorney will offer for sale
and Will sell at Public Sale to the highest bidder for
cash at the front door of the Court House in the vii
age OF Lancaster, Grant County, Wisconsin on the 10th
hay OF February, D. 1868, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ on
ht day the following described real estate to-wit
Being part OF the southwest quarter of southeast
quarter OF Sec %, of Township 3, north OF Range 3
west and known as ~ feet off from the north side Of
lot IS and 10 feet of from the south side of lot 80 and
~ feet oil from the north side of lot 30a of said lots
Oeng IN the village of Buena Vista according to the
map or plot OF said village recorded in the Regis
Ter once IN said county. Also twenty acres 10 south
haii OF rheast quarter Of southeast quarter of said
section ~. Also piece OF land beginning at the south
east corner ot northwest quarter of southeast quarter
OF sal" section u; thence vest chains and Is links
thence north twelve degrees east chains nine
teen inks theGce east two chains seven links 10
the east line of said tract OF land thence south On said
ine ten thalns to the place of beginning; containing
three and twevehundredths Of an acre more or less
all IN Grant County Wisconsin said sale viii be made
to satisfy the judgement in this amounting to three
hundred and seventy-six and $500 dollars besides
interest and costs and costs Of sale.
Sits JAMES p roy sbarir
Dated Sheriif's office Lancaster January 9th l6eS.
D. ALLEN BARBER, Plaintiff Attorney
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-01-14
MISUNDERSTANDING

- TATE oP WISCONSIN, Circuit Court in and for Grant
~ Gri mt county county, Wis.
In vacation of said court viz December 9th 1867
summons for relief Robert Bennett plaintiff
against Susi Bennett, defendant.
The STATE Of Wisconsin to TIE Defendant here named
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the plant in this action copy which is herewith
served upon you and to copy of your answer 10
said complaint on the subscriber at my Office the viii
iage OF Lancaster Wisconsin within twenty days after
the service hereof exclusive Of the day such service
and if you fail to the said complaint within ,he
time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action will apply 10
the court for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated Lancaster Wis Dec 9th 1867.
W. r. DEWEY, Pitts Atty
Lancaster Wis.
n. B.-The Summons aud complaint in said action
duly filed in the Office Of the Clerk of said court
at Lancaster the count seat Of said county the
day OF January, A. d. 1865 W. p DEWEY
Slwb Plaintiffs Attorney.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-01-14
,uMMONS-NoIan

STNTE OF WISCONSIN, ga Circuit Court.
- County of Grant. 90
Summons for relief Complaint filed James spen.ley
plain tiff against Jane 4. Nolan, John Nolan Mary H.
Nolan defendants
The SAFE Of IFsconsin to Tie defendants abore naaed
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint of the above named plaintiff James
Spensley opy Of which is file in the Office OF the
Clerk of The Circuit Court of the County OF Grant and
State Of Wisconsin in the village Of Lancaster in said
County With twenty Days from the date of such ser.
vice, and to serve copy OF your on r. L. Reed
ESQ., at his Office Ia Reads Law Building in the CITY of
Mineral Point County OF Iowa, and State Of Wiscon
sin and If You fail TO answer the complaint aEoi esaid
the said Plaintiff will apply TO the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Dated the 10th day Of December A. D. 1867
L. l. REED Plf Atty
5lwo Mineral Point Wis.
Witness the Hon J Mills Judge of said Court this
10th day Of Dec 1867.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-01-14
PROOF OF WILI,-Carev

STATE OF WISCONSIN, 80 Probate Office, January I'd
- Grant county % 1865.
In the matter OF the proof and Probate of the last vii
and testament OF Bartholomew Carey deceased late O
the county ofGrant
hercas an instrument in writing purpcrting to b.
the last will and testament Of Bartholomew Carey de
eeas 3D. late OF the county OF Grant has been flied in THU
office; and whereas, application has been made by Sam
uel Merrek, Esq praying that the be proven
and admitted to Probate according to the laws Of THU
State
1t is ordered that said application he heard before m
at the Probate Office in the village Lancaster in sale
county, on the first Monday OF Februsry A. d., 1865
at one lock in the afternoon of said day:
Aud is further ordered that notice shall be given Il
all persons interested in said will the time and pIac,
OF said hearing. by publication in the Grant Count,
Herald newspaper printed in said county for tire,
successive weeks onre each week. prior to the time
such hearing. by the Court. ssT
3lw3 WM. MciiONlGAL Co Judse