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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-26
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Who arc the Coward. I

Old Thad. Stevens taunts the Radicals
with cowardice, because, as he ssys, s,they
have the power in the hands OF their
majority to impeach the President, yet
shrink from 30 doing Il. Old Thad.
Stevens is right. The Radicals in Con-
gress are the greatest towards that ever
belonged to any legislative body.-Neio
York Herald. all o. 2. .ill
This is ike Satan rebuking sin. An
old convicted bastard charging his fell
lows with cowardice A constitutional
poltroon, who fed from phantom
created by his own guilty conscience,
Jumped through back window, wan
dered in darkness through bushes and
marshes to the river shore, along which
be crept near half mile to place Of
conceslment, taunting others with cow
ardice The scene must have been rich
indeed Nothing like it since Falstaff
exclaimed TO Hal and Poins-"A A plague
on all towards, saw r. l
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Together with The lArEs patronars srtsuds
ss. readers u In our psvsr 70 ofer induee
nent in.rrisss vhioh cur oonpstitor eanno
~ wHITMoRE q 90
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No. As6-In the Chancery Court of Memphis.
Observation-Disclosures Cleary, for self and as
administrative. ETC.. VS.. John A. Dickinson
ct al. ..H
TT APPEARING FROM. AFFIDAVIT. IN
i this cause that the defendsnt Jno. A. Dick
inson. is nonresident of the State Of Tennes
see It Is therefore ordered that he make his
appearance herein. at the Courthouse in the
city of Memphis. Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday in March, 1868, and plead. answer
or demur TO compiainant's bill. or the same will
be taken for confessed as to him. and set for
hearing ex parte and that a copy fthis order
be published once n week. for four successive
weeks, in the PUBLIC LEDGER. n1
w A. ALsToN. Clerk and Master.
By R. J. BLACK, d. @. and NJ.
HALLuN & WAsHINGros, Solicitors for com
pIainant. 122-oawl47s
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DRANCH OPFICES OF THIS COMPANY
ID have already been established in twenty Of
the principal Cities Of the country.
II has received on deposit. over...ss, ,os0, 900
And has bal. due depositors Of. 5s5,77o
investments are made only In the securities
Of the United States. No loans made or risks
Of any kind taken.
We invite general attention to our working
plan; and offer the public. and especially the
laborine classes. depOsitary at once eOnve-
nient and beyond the reach Of local financial
troubles
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LOWER RATES
Neutrality-suspicious..

Our Iold patrons know and appreciate: the
abOve1facts. and all We ask OF. others is ion
them to-
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DENTAL NOTICE,

nR. @. i. BLAIR, DENTIST, CAN BE
IL found at the old stand, No. 2l7 CORN Err
OF SECOND AND ADAMS STREETS, front
roopn mn stairs IL
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DISEASES OF THE EYE.

DR. KEYSER, LATE A PUPIL OF PROF.
IL ". GRAEFE. in Berlin, has established
his Office at 279 1-2 Main street. He is pre-
pared to treat all diseases, make all operations.
and physical examinations of the eye. Re-
spectfully refers 70 the Medical Profession in
the city Office Hours. II 3 O'clock. vI-3
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.....5 $4,000

These ports have foreign commerce of $780,
600 GOO snd sn enormous domestic trade, besides
which We have the immense internal commerce OF
the Empire, radiating from these points, through
its canals and nayigsble rivers.
The cable being laid this company proposes
erecting land lines, and establishing speedy and
trustworthy means Of communication, which must
command there, as everywhere else, the comnu-
niestions Of the 6oTernmont. Of business, and Of
social life especially in China She has 10 postal
system, and her snly means now Of communicating
information Is by couriers on land, and BY steam
eTs on water
The Western World knows that China Is very
large country, in the main densely peoPled but
few yet realize that she contains more than third
Of the human race. The latest returns made 20
her central authorities 70. taxing purposes By the
local magistrate make her population FoaF hHF-
dred and Foxr!ssR uIiit0ES, and this is more
likely to be under than over the sctasl sggregste
Nearly all Of these, who are over ten years old,
not only can but do resd and write Her civih-
zation is peculiar, but her literature is as exten-
sive as that Of Eurere. China is a land Of teach
ers and traders and the latter are exceedingly
quick to avail themselves Of every preferred gacii
" for procuring early nforma ion. 1t is observed
in California that the Chinese make great use OF
the telegraph, though it there transmits messages
in English alone To-day great numbers Of feet
steamers are owned by Chinese merchants, and
used by them exclusively for the transmission Of
early intelligence. IF the telegraph we propose
connecting all their great seaports, were now IN
existence il is believed that its business would
pay the within the FIRST two years of its sue
cessful operation, anG would steadily increase
thereafter
No enterprise commends itself as in greater
degree renumerative to capitalists, and TO our
whole people II is Of vast national Importance
commercially, politically and egangel'caiiy.
Ly-The stock Of this Company has been IN
qua, ifedly recommended to capitalists and busi-
uess men Us a desir bic ipyestu ent by editorial
articles in the New York Hsr4id, TrtbHns,
World, Times. Post, Express, Iaaspsadsn; and
in the Philadrlphia North AmsricaH, Press,
Ledger, Inquirer, Age Bulletin and Telegraph
SHARES Of this company, tu limited humber,
may be obtained g. so each, $40 payable down,
SIS on the lst of November, aud SO payable In
monthly instruments of $3.50 each, commencing
december /, 1868, on application to
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CEILING OFF AT COST :!

ORPHANS COURT SALE. Ry
" virtue IF al order f the Orphans Court he
Undersigned. executor ot the l,st viii aud testt-
meut OF jacob Nipple. late Of Miiile Woo lberry
township, dec d, will sell a pu0lc vendue On he
premises, 5n Tuesday, the 9 d ~ Of December
eio, the following described valu ,ble real esta e.
VIZ. tract It land situate Ia said township
known the Msusiyn tract Of aid dec sdeut. CON
talnIag eIghty-Jne acres, more or less. ab Iut
twenty acres Of which cleared aud in good
state Of cultivation we'll fenced, the balance well
tiHbered; with story and E-half log dwelling
house, a small substantial bank barn and other
necessary 0utbutidings thereon erected. There is
excellent running water at the door also s1me
fde fruit trees
The above will be sold 10 lots. or all together
TO suit purchasers. Terna-eash, unless purshas
eTs prefer payments with interest
Sale % cvmme1ce III II clock, A NJ
FREDERICK CARPER
dec4w3 Executor 5f JACOB Nipple. dec a.
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MARRIED.

IMLER-GRTFFITH On the 29th ult by the
R~v [ HsiIman, Mr. John VI InIer and Miss
Ellen Griffith. both If [ MON tp.
LTNG-DIBERT-Un ThUrsdsv Nov 25ih at
the Lutheran parsonage, 10 Bedford, by the Rev
J z MeAtee. Mr.. John Ling Of Pleasant Valley,
10 Mrs Mary Ann Dibert
STtFFLER-kING-0n the same day, by the
same. Mr. Nathaniel SJfier TO Miss Nancy King
both + Morrison cove
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-The follow
ing sales of real estate have come to
our n ,tice since our last issue:
Mr.. Suter of Napier township sold
the Emmett property 20 Judge Snive-
ly, of SchelIsburg, for s,5ti9.
William Calviu sold hnuse and lot
in Schellsburg to Judge SniveIy, for
$50.
Lewis Ling, Of BedbId township,
sold the C,,Ifelt property 10 john h.
Shaffpr, of Snake spring, for 81, 500.
Ex-Sheriff Al-ip sold the house and
half lot lately purchased from the heirs
of Mrs Jane kean, to Miss Byeriy,
for $500 Mrs. Cathariue Miller sold
at public sale, the adjoining half lot 10
same.
Miss Margaret c. Fetterly sold the
house AMI lot on the corner of Pitt and
Bedford streets, to Judge Snively and
Mrs. Martha j. Fisher, ior s. 500.
We would be very mach obliged tn
our friends in the several districts OF
the county if they would advise Us OF
the changes of real estate as they occur.
We desire to keep our readers posted
on this subject.
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DIR f c T o r s.

Hon ANDREW G. CURTIN, Phil4delphis.
PAUL S. FORBES, of Russell Co, China
FRED BUTTERFIELD, Of F Buttsrheld C
New York.
ISAAC LIyERM0SE Treasurer Michigan Cen
trail Railroad, Boston.
ALEX ,SDER HOLLAND, Treasurer American
Express Company, New York.
Hon JANIS NoXON, Syracuse, n. 7
Q, II PALMER, Treasurer Western Union Tells
graph Company, New York
FLETCHER WESTRAY, of Westrsy, Gibbs
HaEdcsstle New York.
NICHOLAS MICkLEs, New York.
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4lem Advertisements.

TNPLOYNENT! l00.000 COPIES
r. n The NEW WORK By JUSius HENRl
BRowvE will be sold by Agents during the next
few months
THE GREAT METROPOLIS,
A MIRROR Of NEW YORK,
is creating urore wherever seen, unequalied 10
fhe book trade /, Is destined immense sale
Iwm 4 G r Is w = y T r d i.
One agent reports "a names 10 hours. One a.
rrnf - in dav Oae sg in daYs One writes
4 eaa sell I00a in = month. Ladies, invalids,
disabled soldiers. teachers, young nen ard women
and others are invited to send for information
The work is jus, announced, and good territory
oau be scared by prompt spplieatiea. No free
Il tsrcenbaek, bat exIra Commissions paid upon this
miss ( 90 Newark. New Jersey
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ADVICE TO LOYERs.-N ever risk a
scolding by neglecting to supply your
bptrothed with PHALoN's FLOR DE
MAYO" the new perfume for the
handkerchief. 1t Is a sad thing for an
engaged couple TO have misunder-
standing about sgcent Sold by all
druggists.
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\ live pig was exhumed few days
since from the ruins of the Troy eleva-
tor, destroyed by fire a month since.
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BANKaUPrCY.-Unt : applications
far the benefit of the bankrupt law are
made before January Ist, 1863, they
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10th 1865.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10th 1868.
DEAR SIR: This is to certify that |
have been intimately acquainted with
Scheetz's Celebrated Bite Cordial for
the past four years, and h ve seen IFS
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BaRcad SCHEETZ'S ) standing ad-
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a gents Wanted to Take Orders for
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instan. BY ms ADOPTED son.
GEORGE WASHINGTON PAkkE GUSTS,
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CAT COUNTERING CANINE.-List-
les>Iy looking for lively locals in the
mellow morn Of last Thursday, we
caught cat incident, and detected
dog item as transpiring on Juliana
street, in the part Of it lying between
the magnificent building in course Of
erection and the Court House. !
splendid specimen Of the feline fell
lows. known in the reighborhood as
Thomas Cat, while leisurely leaping a.
cross the elevated highway, had his at
teution arrested by an angry approach
on his left flank of an important indi-
vidlaI of the canine crew, designated
in dULOlOgy a. Dot. Then Thomas of
the first part, catching cat courage,
hemned and halted somewhat shOr-
tened spine, and levated his back just
in the nick Of time to receive the cum
ingly c0ntrived charge Of the enemy.
Dot had the advantage of Thomas in
size. but in ability was immensely his
inferior. Suddenly sweeping down
upon eur rat-ruuter with a rush that
convinced Us he did know his man
for the majestic move with which
Thomas struck for the eye, with the
terrific giveup ky-yi! barked out on
autumn air a. he bounded back "A feet
or more from Thomas, induced u to
entertain the belief that somebody's
'dOrg" was somewhat seriously
scrdtChed-which was strengthened by
seeing the aforesaid Dot dOuble-quick-
ing il home with howl which lndica
ted that he was far from being a con
tented cur. Stree then, although cat
hu, the certificate, Dot contests the
combat-considerab counsel are C.. n
cerned aud the entire cat controversy
Will he duggediy decided by commit
tee of Congress. The services of dis
tuguished melubcF 0f the Showers
NaHcy Colony bave been secured.
which said member i willing to- take.
au irnH-c!adnath that the aforesaid tot
vas Ept there at all, upon his honor - q
un.mhe. ofthe Colony Aforesaid. What
effect this will have upon the commit
tee viii be clr0nicled for The benefit
Of our readers in due time Hope We
shall not soon he called upnn TO record
another such catastrophe with such
dos-Sed dOgnatical diction.
He only j. worthy Of esteem that
knows what is just aud honest, and
dares to do it; that is master of his own
passions, and scorns to be a slave To
another's. Such one merits more
RESI- ect than those gay things who owe
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DREXEL 4 CO.,
81 South Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA

Shares can be obtained in Bedford by appliea-
ton TO Reed A Seheil. Bankers, who are author
lied to receive subscriptions, and give all ne
cessary information on Il sui iect. sept25yl
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ADJOURNED CoURT.-AI adjourned
court j. in session this week, Judge
Rowe presiding. There i fair attea-
dance, aud Judging from the amount
of business on hand, the court will last
all week. We viii give the proceed
ingS in full next week.
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WHOSE FAULT ?-If Seymour and
Blair had been elected, the tightness
in the money marA ct, the great decline
in grain, the high price OF coal, al d
the general unsteadiness Of the wnoie
country, would have been charged TO
that event. The good times, the peace
and quiet promised Us by their defeat
is SLOW coming. Have you realized 1t
Vet. We votaries Of Peace" and NO
Policy"
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4 SHAW AND CLARK $25 Sewing
Machine lin good order for sale. En-
quire at this office. jul3tf
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$1200 AND ALL EXPENSES PAID -
See Advertisement Of AMERICAS SaCrrLE SEWING
MACHISE, in cur advertising columns. noY6yI
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Paper Flour aud BuckWheat sacks
constantly in store and for sale by
nOy6ml q. Il. OSTER co.
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BABIES AND PORK.-Ihe Somerset
Democrat man boasts Of more hand
some babies in that place than can he
found in any other place in the word.
Tuis we consider very 5uJy- ish in him.
We could beat him TWO to one if we
felt inclined to hawk our dear little
beauties about in the newspapers. We
are far too modest for that. But We
can boast in another direction. With
out any desire to draw a disparaging
comparison, we Will boast that We can
trot out the prettiest and largest pork
ers that can be found in single pen
anywhere. Our ueighb0r can verify
this statement. So between the
"sqaalIers" and the "squerlers' We
consider ourselves ahead. We trust
tais will not be considered hog-jsh.
kLC kLUX KLAN.-Wha has be-
cutue Of the horrible kIl kIuH Khan
outrages with which lhe Radical la
ret- Ieemcd before the election? Then
yuu cuui4 not pick up one Of these
"praye" paler= without Il dozen or
more bloody murder, staring you in
tn, face. Now all Is changed. Even
the Bedford Inquirer u.aEes mo- attempt
10 .rigilon it, iimid readers with the
terrible deeds perPetrated by The above
fanyieu sanguinary organization. Why
Is this? Simply because those horfi-
tile outragcs on Is existed in the disor-
dered brain of some caTpet-bag scala
wags in the South, and were hawked
about III the political market Of the
North to sway the minds of the people
in favor Of the Radical candidates.
Having served their purpose, they are
heard of no more. Shame on a party
who must resort TO such means to car
~ their ends.
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Aleu- Advertisements.
A nNINf~TRATnR.S : LF OF

lAM1 y - / X ~ TX - = AtEF ~
"A VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY The IN N,
tersigne3 sdra uisfrsior f the estsfe "' " ii.
y Brtrn veil IL L siII ssl a nHnl Siie- on
The premises Oh Tuesday- he p d=y oi De
cem ber rsxt. tbs upliy ,ded half ot q "a ua5le
fern and coal tFect con biUed- stuate IN the
fawrshir If Broad Ton, county Of -dford. Pa /.
on Mile Run. about one half mile from haii
Rosd copfaiuiu- ia acres sud Sc perches uf tnd
-diasaininz lands af the HHat sad Eroad TOP NJ
R r aud Coal Company. in right Of I H"T-
ton. land Of Cunnii CHAN & Co. Phelps Il Co, Ab-
ner : Horton and Nm. Anderson, This ls Il vai-
uabIe coal tract, having thereon all the sesms OF
easI 90 the mountain. besides sn abundance Of
Iron Ore-baJh crop out land smooth snd IN
proyements good, with orchard Of choice fruit
thereon Living in close proximity 70 the rail
road II is q valusbe property for coal mining
Should purchasers desire, the whole ean be sold
Together and The Executors Of The Hon. Peter
Schell Eili join IN conveyance upon receiving a
reasonable bid and if desirable will give the usn-
al Orphans Court terms Terms If the Bram~eli
Maey cash. The undersigned viii meet suy
persons desiring inform itiun At the house oi 9eo
IL Fjeard in Coallale on he , and 29th Of
December sale will be opened at / O'clock, +,
II Tile indisPuta bic
dec4 '6sg4 JNO p REED, Admir-
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The American Organs manufactured
by :. D. & II. w. Smith, of Boston,
Mass, are remarkably good and etfec-
tive Instruments. Their quality Of
tone i peculiar and most admirable,
they have great power when played
full, and possess swell apparatus of
more than ordinary excellence, by
means of which fine crescead9 or di-
Aliauead0 i obtained, aud they also re-
spDnd instantly to the touch. ChDir
leaders, societies, or musical students,
who wish to procure something very
satisfactory in the way of reed Or
gans will certainly do we'll 70 examine
these superb instrum ants.-PrOcideHce
JgUTA0I.
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He only Is worthy of esteem that
knows what is just aud honest, and
dares t0 do it that is master Of his own
passions, and scorns to be a slave to
another's. Such a one merits more
resi- lect than those gay things who owe
all their greatness and reputation to
their rentals aud revenues.-Dr. Fuller,
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\ Ev SCHOOL Houses. last sat
urday the Directors of Bedford tp., let
two new school houses, one at Brush
Run and the other at Tomlinson's.
Mr.. Abner Smouse was awarded the
contract for both a. SGT piece. \
few others are badly needed in this
township which the Directors propose
erecting as soon as practicable.