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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-03-18
nRYsr. JOHNS OOU g 4
Expectorant.
Anew and Grand Epochin Medicine

Dr.. Maggiel is the founder OF q new
Medical System! The quantitarians,
whose vast internal doses enfeeble the
stomach and paralyze the bowels, must
give precedence to the man who restores
health and appetite, with from one to two
Of his extraordinary Pills, and cures the
most virulent sores with box or SO OF his
wonderful and all healing Salye. These
two great specifics Of the Doctor are fast
superceding all the stereotyped nostrums Of
the day. Extraordinary cures by Maggiels
Pills and Salve have opened the eyes Of
the public to the ineficiency Of the $50
called) remedies Of others, and upon which
people have 80 long blindly depended. =
Maggiel's Pills are not Of the class that are
swallowed by the dozen, and Of which eve
~ box full taken creates an obsolute ne
cessity for another. One or two OF Mag
giel's Pills suffice to place the bowels in
perfect order, tone the stomach, create
an appetite and render the spirit light and
buoyant! There is no gripping, and no
reaction in the form Of constipation. i
the liver is effected, its functions are re-
stored; and if the neryoussystem is feeble
szs -
it is invigorated. This last quality makes
the medicines very desirable for the wants
Of delicate females. Ulcerous and eruptiyt
diseases are literally extinguished by tn
disinfsctant power of Maggiel's Salve. Il
fact, IL is here announced that MAoGlEL1
BILIOUS, DYsPEPr1c AND DIARRHEA PHIL
cure where all others fail. While 70
Burns, Scalds, Chilblains, Cuts and al
abrasions Of the skin MAGGIEL's SALvE ]
linfallible. Sold BY F. P. DucoscE, No
80 Chartres street, New Orleans, and al
druggists, at rs cts. per box.
aCouxrEarErrs! Buy no more Maggie
Pills or Salve, with little pamphlet insid
the box. They are bogus. The genain
have the name Of j. Haydock on box wit
name Of j. Maggiel, M. D. The ganuin
lhaye the Pill surrounded with white pow
der"
/ F. P. DucoNeE, No, 80 Chartres stree
.
! New Orleans, is the Sole Agent for th
State of Louisiana. 4 ,ls
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tg 5000 still moves along well and
deserves our thanks. The new birth
of the old trick has vitalized her; and,
MS we did not spare her when she be-
haved badly, so we shall not neglect to
praise her when she dances to the mu-
sic. So bully for the old jade!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-03-18

~ The people are already taking
votes on the Presidential question, and
they regard Pendleton and Grant as
good as nominated by the respective
parties. Here is a vote, taken on the
steamer United States, from Louisville
to Cincinnati, on Sunday night:
Pendleton. .-...-.-.....--.-- ---.54
Grant Ia
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nsy. The following advertisement ap-
pears under the head Of "a wife wanted;
ANY gal what's got bed, a coffee pot,
skillet, knows how to cut out breeches, can
mako a hunten' shirt, and knows how to
take care Of children, can hayemy services
till death parts Oh US.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-03-18

Me- Plenty Of rain during the whole
of last week. The river has risen at
least nine feet in that time, but has
commenced to recede again. This can
last but few hours, as the weather
SIGNS indicate more rain.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-03-18

70 We call attention to the adver-
tisement of E. II Hart, Agent of the
Brazilian Emigration and Steamship
Agency. The first steamer of this line
leaves on Saturday the 18th Of April
next.
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o! Georgel not right here 10 the street!

WADE's CABIxEr.-The Wnshinton cor.
respondent Of the Baltimore Gazette, speak
ing Of Wade, says: "Already lists o. his
Cabinet are in circulation, containing
the names Of the martyr Sickles. the heroic
Pope, the incorruptible Butler, the oratorl-
cal Logan, Honest Simap Cameron and the
Carnot of the War Office. Mr.. Stevens, |
learn, declines on, account ofill health, and
Mr.. Sumner, with classical gracefulness'
wittily gives forth that be prefers to remain
Secretary of the Exterior n
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-03-18

e We owe thanks to the Ezra Por-
ter, ]. NJ. Sharp, Monsoon, Lafourche
st. Nicholas, National and Lizzie Tate
for late papers furnished our Office.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-03-18

A STHAIA, which is SO distressingat this
IA. season, can be relieved aud cured by
using MARSDEN'S PICTORIAL BALM
Physicians recommend it as reliable, safe
and prompt remedy. For sale by all Drug
gists.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-03-18

NTHEN YOU want COOKING SODA
w Send to II. st. Johns and Procure
the Genuine article.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-03-18

" Why is Q boy looking at plum pad,,
ding like wild horse? Because be would
be better with q bit in his mouth.
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tice to yon and to me.
Very respectfully, sir, your obedlent
servant, ." A.. +. ALDRicn'
asIAw Judge Of South Carolina.
q. Major-General Candy, Commanding
Military District
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l1~Why is 4 soldier more tired IN April
than any other month! Because ne laa
just had march Of thirty one days.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-03-18

u A negro, at the instigation OF the
Radical clubs of New Orleans, has
made an affidavit against Governor
Baker, accusing him of perjury in TAX
ing the iron-clad oath. This farce was
inaugurated before the notorious Com
missioner Shannon, who is tbe standing
radical official for all such dirty work.
The Governor appeared before the
Commissioner, waived an investigation
and gave his bond in the sum of two
thousand dollars for his appearance be-
fore the u. S. District Court.
All this on the part of the Radicals
may be very we'll meant, but whilst
their hands of Indignation are in play,
why not be impartial in the matter and
prosecute all who lave aided the Re-
bellion and then taken Office since
Will Mr.. Dennis, the negro, and Com
missioner Shannon allow us to call then
attention to the fact that many othel
officials have acted, like they say Gov
ernor Baker has, and yet we never heal
of any arrests or radical indignation.
Prominent among those who have thus
sinned we can name Gov. Wells, B. L.
Lynch, Chief Justice Hyman, Judge
!Theard, the Post Master of New Orleans
the clerk of the Supreme Court and
many others of less notoriety. Why
not urge some patriotic buck negro tt
swear out a writ against these and lei
us have o big trial.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-03-18

TRY JOHNS COUG H
i Expectorant.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-03-18

D@. A new expedition to the North
Pole is the last sensation in France.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-03-18

ar. Extensive coal deposits have been
discovered in British India.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-03-18

neA. General Hancock has appointed
the Registrars to revise, five days
throughout the State, the list of voters
and correct errors, etc. He has also
issued his election order to vote for OF
against the Black and Tan Constitu-
ton, fixing the 18th and 18th days Of
April next as the ones for the grand
rally of all negrodom. We perceive
that two Registrars have been appoint.
cd for Rapides, of whose statusor iden,
tity we can learn nothing. There ii
something not exactly fair or or right
in these appointments, in which du
plicity has been used by some one.-
We are not prepared just now tt
fix it on the proper party, but hope t.
unravel it by our next. We shall Ger
tainly expose the whole fraud and cal
things by their proper names. Some
body has deceived and sold Rapide
and that somebody shall have FREE
notice in our columns. More anon.
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band of music, which by the way is q
rather expensive accompaniment, the cost
to those companies who had music being
from four hundred to seven hundred and
fifty dollars each. When we reached Ca
nal street we found an immense crowd
assembled, the neighboring galleries full
of ladies and children, the rich dresses,
gay ribbons, and better than all the hand
some, bright and happy faces, making mp
an ovation to the fire boys, that surpasses
description in splendor and enthusiasm.
The weather was charming, bright and
clear, without being too warm. While
waiting for the start, my partner suggest
ed Lager" and we left the ranks to
Stake our thirst and wash down the dust
When we came out the procession had
started. Number Three was gone and the
scene was so splendid that I concluded te
stay where / was until all had passed, and
then doublequick until / overlook my
company. / cannot notice them all, and
no disrespect is meant to any Of the gal
liant companies that do not mention
they we're all ,sorthy Of the highest praise
| OF the visiting companies ! noticed tina
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-17
slongr 3 sS4qnal. Il

It IS ng5K lfYDe Bile tlnS much alhpoftant
Legislation, VII be transacted until after
1ls,- 9l2l al. IS - bla forstile eQut t2llaI!ce
'is5f t.1 E'r Z 51l6fns' fsafesju, las been intro
dtaaIL ia.a Il eai&E Vili ilet pass both
Intsgs.eygFlEA eaiR bi s makes 5lo{a pro-
gross, = eJnigh} &c expccted,, it always has
ser and iii is's .eehaplieated question.
Giru fasure for the admission Of Mis-
T.i~ipPf i,ibei1g strongly urged, it is. al
J7ged the constitution Of that State was
'efya5qdsthrough intirnidat OH Of theT col
red votes The Niagara ship canal pro-
i.cs is meeting with some favor in the
House Of Representatfyc 20 ~Ny =
The Committee on River and Harb6r
appropriations, it is stated. will aot iijfing,I
Tn.any bill durngs the session Of the pre-
s,es! Congress ttfhc postal Telesra pfI
fbr6jetssesihs 70 the gaiililag favor in Con
ssfos T,a8 hetherl the, gpfernnienE vi I'll
4oild lines on It's own account or purchase
th3se now in Use, Is 1 question witch, IS
,H.t, Is far from being reaeaaed l.t 81 s
Both Houses Of Congress have given
ahc Presidents message . severe overhaul
ing, and have passed resolutions declaring
decided opposition to the population
doctrines Of Mr.. Johnson Ft-is Hct icgs.1l
she Democrats beth ii the Senate and the
tLa ose.s3otea to ii man, ,'gainst tli<t6ui3-
#4sjIHgyl NJ, 9hns9ps' i pHdiafqn
agscne. So the Democrats have ut
tmsclyes on the record.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-17

stafeof yVssconsEn-rn EsToG5a tie lla
s#@@s tas@ Country 'S'aurt.
II the matter The estate OF sanfaol n. Fox, de-
ceased.
AN rcadi4 and fling the pe1ition Of Catharine
a. c. Fox, Of the town OF sofnerss IN henosba
county. representing among other things that said
Samuel Fox, late q said town; on the. twen ieth
day Of November 4. D. 1853, at Somers aforesaid,
died inte,tate, leaving goods chattes aud estate
,gtain this county and STATE and that the said pc
tioner is the widow of said deceased. and praying
tIat administration OF said estate be to her, said
Catharine G. Fox, and oEson o. Fox, granted, i
Is ordered that said petition be hsard before the
Jadce Of this Court. on Saturday, the ninth day Of
i Ynfary A d 1862 alto o.cioca 4. N al my Office
in said cOiaty-a
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given TO
the heirs of said deceased, and to ~ persons in
terested, ~ publishinga copy of this order for
free Successive weeks prior to said day OF hearing,
il, -Kenesaa sEelesrsph, weekly newspaper
published at Keposha city in said county: rwCs-
Eated at Kenossa city, the fourteenth day Of Be
o-nhsr a. D 1865. j. j. PETIT,
County Judgcin and for the county OF kenosha.
3w29
eta sass ~ $50 88&aGsE
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CuIcA39. Nov. 10. 1873.

My DEAR SIR; Accept my THANKS for
.your kind letter of congratulations upon
$he glorious result Of our recent election
Our triumph is colnplets, giving Abolisil-
Eon1sm its death blow and securing a per
nnanent Democratic ascendancy IN this
safe If wise and patriotic counsels now
prevail, the Democracy of the Union
Save glorious future S Hour friend !
S. A. DEUGr.S.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-17

TIM Fon du Lac Commonwealth saws !;
large snambera Of dressed sheep ar
brought into that market and sell from
rs cents to $1.Q0 each. The same paper
says Pa teachers. are required to teach
the common schools in that countyJ that
the average wages paid the past year, to
male teachers is $3.50. per month, and
females ss6,26, pei month.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-17

THE vote Of the Presidential electors
Of Georgia was lost,.in .eonsequencoof the
electors failipgato meet OF the day proyid-
ed by law The state Of Wisdonsin, IN
1856, lost its electoral vote for Fremonta
because the electors were detaind in a
great snow Storm and failed to reach the
etft IRE day fixed by-law.
TIE New York 1ri5ane speaking Of
the Presidents message, says Mr. johnson
eseens not to have heard Of the election
Of Grant, and ihlagines ne is stamping it
in favor ofthe,eleetionf Of Seymour
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ion OF the !3E.E.tya4oti

ILOA q TIC I FL - -. 1900 -
In conclusion, it may pc well to add,
that the publisher Will do the best he. can
to fill Justly the position which he now
oeeures lie is aware that there are
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-17
AUfSs i0ni SA1.-E

~ aGs Is s. AZ - VA = Il = =, %
ais1 AUC,s ION SAt-E a
f# alII4sqltH public auction, al my lesidence.in
= the town q Pleaeants Prairie, on
8. = p,ieEaa, 1sesnF1ef ls, 1895,
commencing At 40 le,cleck, A. NJ, the following
property, viz .sat N e. II ~ 4s ssf 4f M a 4s..u
a3cows, my en'ire d airy I span ofmares, 5years
old; / doqbis wagon 1. reaper and mower com
-piow, | iorearhoe. feoeEang stove, ienewl, par
Tor stoFl (neN J, si9ge hasnesssl double harness
: shote>. 5s ssasrttH gIital tsstf47 b agi
TERMS - Ali .slnla az s q or under cash. All
sums oyer that ans INT cseGtoften months Will
De given, onzapproYed notes at per cent A dis
count 81 three per ceat soEeasA y sra i-t5 es1t
Bee Sths lssSs - yasTp &c
asra 3. iH1 1.1s-fS. GttEks No
->---. - s--a-- - --s--- : -----s
sls,s Pa oha tex ea.osaau County Cour4
III II piattef q TIC Fate q Lewis Die 2 ma. fe
ceased. \ 5+. s,t-4.-ss $500.
Jan read Gg ana fling dhe pefitioR or Louis n.
~ 1lema .administfatcH s9trsaid estate, rep
sul0nes heFsih ns That he has gully I'D
pace besl2ed fer allowing apd examining his ac-
count OF has araii9l with SAID petition
80 BET he'd lt o. aerd shatSsaid account be ex
ed by the Judge Oh this court, saturday 1.-the
the city and eonnIyof Kenosa, at 10 o clock A. -M
OF said tav. zas ~ afsa eli eas 3 ay
And ii is further ordered that notice thereof be
given to alpefsoMs intere sted by publishing this
pap published IL tef ossy o4 lAehosha, Tor thu ee
wee uecessiyely before thestime aboyaa ppolnt
ed for tlie examination said aeeouut.q hssHl7a
Date, Deeember Y Al llalSlis, ,], r,-a,s,aa,ysa
county Judgesginand forthe &touaty Of Kenog6a.
u ~ SJ
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Great Men Change their @ onions

Great men do not always know what is
ssmihg. Stephen a, Douglas wrote'tlle
f}lafihg letter just after tile 7rt tim4
the democartie party carried the state Iii
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-17

ssz1aess, Personal and General
Before Ibecame connected with the
Kenoaha TELEGRArH LAST April I was
sefisad TINT thebasiness and interest 81
the placa would require the enlargement
-of fhe paper. But whilst was only a
part owner it was not practicable for me
t. bring about the enlargement contem-
pl@5ed. SiHeeI became sole proprietor /
have had the enlargement of the TELE-
eR GrEf constantly IN view. And the pa
pr appmrtd EAST weck imam enlarged
al, gsquarte form, and contained sust about
oae quarter more printed matter than the
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-17
RHE KBN0SHA qBI,Bl3tc Is 14PH
THURSDAY. ljEcEaIBER II, 1868.
Sanatc1t iaI Question.


Ne i's5S2 PER o-',,,lss',1'' 81 - -
proper man = s'i'essa - i''o''''!e' =
INNS - = ~: - "a )
= - 49, 4,l - 80. 81. =
= o'+ 1' t : - 49, r. 80 9Th
lia2n So - III IA ,rhool b,r.c IF
49,, ,sEss,..14;a.,....- -, >-oe.,.r 6
!. ,fi4s.as,,,.la b,sa .i,n7a !, fbo sTif.,ars
ia. ns,,, -, +bo ennafori,l election &5r.
-<o,nan as I,r+,. o,inio3s af fba o,,l;f-
c.+;.a. If ~, n n car,aota,. bo
80
..E44. riz.., above4he dead fevsI If .aeJ.&
iocti.y, Tor which ,'ur state has become to9
paAi9'Iy noIo Us. 7 IN mn p Jae
a'..s' oa.'oL,at - o' tIi y = ! 49,.
Missouri: Cass to Michigan: Clay Il HI.
fac3eg3 " ebster to- 2IasseA9Fas; No i93l 81
10 SeF York and ealil9hl&t9 R744sh 1 s .zf
a. IN 'i;'li 7 -. 49, '. lI.S
again see the day when there We're giant.
in the land, Fl
This is ctr'ainIy avery fatt-rilss uo,lce
from the Democratic quarter. Iii. Moo
nan, also speaks in commentator Of ope.I
or Two otlitr 4,C publican c3-las. 10 & 81 e 81
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liett VAN (j.e Change.
97pilsp fI.i.a.ftJi Il q What il should
b2figifl Ieqrirs, tlsi rae iess and of-
ile.elf 8etson st b,l1ta tAe t6lVctofs and
NeIastFsals q the pa ithpnt energy
aud eficicTcy OH the Iar5 Of the former,
@ad encouragement and support onah
nft the latter, the Ta1Ea4Af Irgstill
I'll loaceonplish is fall pnrp ,ss NTH
aisa faoagl iflp 15ce Ia its sph9re Of ap.r-
may lseiasissgaieptlE is fhe &C.
iaallt & much coed Without
ilii5 IS ag7afs, fas s1l;tiss gefs of The pa
pr sallaot llssils ilsyti.ltis ..Bsibie %
y coming tsg assia5.iit iloN slsss,.ss-
sfe flee shoatd s1s tain its If. And,
II Chose now indebt4d toths etficy, will
meet Tire demands without delay, it will
c'1..l5t1 Gbe 11ana gers t6- carry 81 he bj!si
d 4a oat tpgb. rrgs fbcu Ard, it will
tofurlriJi'st letter paper, and
better e accomplish the purpo. e properly
d stsiegstpsa The plaishsrs.of aneMs
paRer. -
Pie ally tfnc system of publishing a
h q eticaa 9filg Fefl,l gof lGonthly-
istilc cash system, 10 othercan be pJu-
s'fdtf y itt1 success 'Taere@ arc Subscribers
nov indebted f5r. tie 'I-4.f yl;Apsl, some
tlre@, some SIX, somes ts9sl ae--s.s'l SOME
.Gi5f, IN montls witch IS 1Jle % Tie pres I'd
pnoprieto9' sni h9v spl2 ny are yindeb.ad
to ford5ef pf0priat5fs know npt. 4 pa
it is very probable tliaa hmS citizen, even
forget tha#t hey vafe rradif Z a PAPER for
iAwl1icir frey hq7e not plrfd. II is sometimes
Inquired wis4 some Que Il. goa q into fRe
Country to make collecti9nss Probably
those who make the II JURY d. not realize
fthot to collectors ii that way would
cost about QHe-haii tAe ,Yf ll8 ssy4ttss ii
ed.
Tba terms Of Subscription rdr ras I'tsf.is-
E}k:Aga hereafter viii be for thoss 10 ne
ceiye the paper ia the office Or through
the Pest ofief #2,a2 ian advance, when
delivered BY carrier, $3.50 III advance and
ii there are Those who niil not or cannOt
pay nIattla ace AMI s.oontnue 70 take the
the paper 50cts in addition 10 the iorego-
! ing rates. At Ties rates sthee11' IS.EGRAPH
is .as low as county paper Oh It's iiimen-
4sionss can .possiielg doe afforded F&Aaftys 80
supp i, the paper, it is, not Only desirable
aut highly necessary, to increase tie cir
Ira: ll n g-.f 4 - 1sep7tonly t"r the in
crest of.the propgi tor ct the TELEGRAPH
shht tie s,ai,s.f ptt,n ellottld BE htrgeiyl1l-
ri3te.44Sd bifflf Is 'fo tor iie interest OF its
t p ssr9lEs aj.d illp NlaAg btfiness commune
1 trust they all WHO have in
4I,atA, ht3t- 6sya aatf the t>at interests Of
lthe community where they reside, viii
/ give eaeosifsy ssseficat -oFcxteud the crcula-
| ton Of the IGlEe 49, .
! In conclusion, it may BE we'll to add,
that the publisher. Will do the best he. can
to fill justly the position which he now
occupies. lie is aware that there are
DUTIES end responsibilities CONNECTED with
.tlrc position wFffg fYe Is fsil7fEF 5Iigf ions
4 Sse,ssF - l,s.S, Il s.s,,s1 s,,r,, - - ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-17
PhiIIins ON Grant.

Wendell Phillips is about equally
friendly to General Grant and Andrew
johnson. In last weeks Anti-SIdreyy
Standard he thus alludes to Grants
statesmanship:
If his course on assuming Mr.. Stan.
toms Office and his relations with the
President at that time were of bis own
inspirations and not dictated by others,
they show him a man ldmentdbly ign0-
rant of the la,cs relating 10 him both as
a citizen and a soldier and we save
our faith in his verseity only by agree
ing to consider him so little alert and so
unwary as to be easily entsugled and
entrapped by the cunning lawyers
around him. He has sat for two
or three years, filing, day by day,
che official records of the murder OF hun
dreds Of loyal men, whose safety he was
appointed to secure. All the while one
honorable announcement from his lips
that be would not submit to such degrs-
dation, would instantly have arrested the
evil No man will deny this assertion.
Grants appeal TO the people against
Andrew johnson and in behalf Of the
murdered loyalists Of the South would,
at any moment during the last three
years, have removed the President from
Office in thirty days Why that appeal
was never made, whether from fear Of
losing his present Office, OF Of not being
nominated for the Presidency, or fren
lack Of sympathy for loyal men, time will
show. Our conviction Is that II, IN his
high place, his heart bad beat as = loyal
mans should have done, for the hunted
men of Louisiana and Texas, We should
have heard it throughout the nation.
Il must be remembered that good
soId,er does not necessarily make .
Great s,atesmaD. Surely no word or act
n Grant can make bis most enthasisstie
admirer claim for him greater ability or
4 hirher-ionsd sense 81 honor than BE-
longed 10 Wellingto1.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-17

Ia the Senate, November IL, the iol
lowing bills passed a drst reading;
An act 70 secure the payment OF ih,
state and county taxes on litigation, and
for other purposes
A bill 10 Be entitled an act TO amend
an act 10 Incorporate the Tennessee and
Pacific railroad company. and for other
nurnoses.
An ACT 10 save the State Treasury and
Common Schools, and secure escheated
costs
Anact to amend An act 10 establish a
Municipal Court At Memphis.
Retaliation by Mr.. Keith asking aid
from Congress in regard TO the opening
Of The Tennessee river. Adopted.
Mr.. Norman entered a motion to re-
consider the vote on resolution No. 2l2,
providing for the appointment Of com
mittee' 10 settle with the railroad receiv-
ers in the State.
Mr., Nelson moved 70 .sse up aena N'
oih NO so s rLssIis.
elections OF ouuses' pa.aes o." -.
uenersl A..orne,s' .ea..oS =, ,ha tn.
second reaulns a"u 1 " 'A' "
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IN .ne i nouss, ,e,o 49, of ,be
iot 1ne nuJouiII 20" 81. ~. &c na.aa'
ueneia, a'sem'
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tTss a' MS.,h caroI;n" Ps;lrosd Com.
western No..n sIn ooo 80 III" hars,o.
pany 70 use .ns Siv'ovv PSI IA my ",n;n he
lore apPsops.ss'sss c., ~ vaa AZ ""u sfp '
ioa p;,, - nSanas tha ,;ma of holding
nlll 70 enans E;. sue I IN D;s,r;c,
pa C., .aoa;ng
rn nsv , ntss .yS .h;,,., d.rnlard,
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Ilsa, " passoS 6rs, rssd;ng
oI p:m saen; su r no,;, Ia.oanr and nr..
pli, aynas iph s ,,hsr:s,r passsd
s scl.o.as luz
mrs. reauanF' go, -.
The following bills on second reaaing'
To prevent the use of deadly weapons.
Passed.
To amend the charter of the Memphis