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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-19
FROM MAJOR TOWNSEND.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. July 10. 1853.
Hosea Townsend. ESQ.,:
DEAR SIR: At convention Of the
Conservative party of Shelby county,
held in the city Of Memphis on the 18th
day of July, 1869. you were unanimously
selected as one of the candidates to rep
resent the county in the lower house OF
the next Legislature of Tennessee, and
the undersigned we're appointed COM
mittee to notify you Of the action Of the
convention. We therefore, in the name
Of the convention and Of the Conserva-
tive voters Of Shelby county, tender you
the nomination for one Of the Repre-
sentstives from this county to the next
Legislature, and respectfully request that
you accept the same. We are your
obedient servants, I'd b.
JAMES ELDER,
j. A. TAYLOR,
WV. BLACK.
Committee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-19

The Boston Post says the most liberal
and practical policy is recommended 70
the Democratic party BY those who take
The deepest interest in its success. The
Cincinnati Enquirer saysi Il is not the
time for extreme counses to prevail, Or
for the selection Of ultra and uncom-
promising men. The idea should Be to
lead men into the party, rather surn them
QUITO look to the present and the To-
ture. and not the past" The fhilsdel-
phia Age, the New Hampshire Patriot,
he ProTidence (R. ~ Herald, and
other Influential Democratic journals,
express similar sentiments.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-19
Present Attitude of the Yerser Case
From the jackson Clarion. 18th ] Z. ~ p '''

We have been shown a private dis
patch, received in this city yesterday
from Washington, from which we learn
that the proceedings before Chief Justice
Chase for habeas corpus were suspended
by agreement between Mr. Yerger's
counsel and the Attorney General, with
the approval of the Chief Justice, with a
stipulation that no sentence which the
Military Commission may render shall
be carried into effect until the case can
be heard by the Supreme Court. Should
conviction be rendered against the
accused by the Military Commission,
proceedings will be taken in the Circuit
Court of this District, which will place
the case in proper attitude for the
question to be decided by the Supreme
Court, and the sentence will be suspended
in the meantime till that court can hear
and determine in the case. aiai
On Monday next the argument of
counsel for the defense will be submitted
before the Military Commission, which
will close the case before that tribunal.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-19

MENPHIs, IHhs., July 10, 1909.
Messrt: James Elder. ]. A. Taylor and Will
liam Black, Committee:
GEETLENEs Your communication Of
this date, formally notifying me Of my
nomination as Representative for Shelby
county, BY the Convention held on the
18th instant, and requesting my accep-
lance, is duly &c hand; and ia reply will
say that feel honored in having been
selected for such sn important position,
at this critical juneture Of public affairs,
and especially by such an able and re-
sponsible delegation c! citizens IS com
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The acknowledgements in Mid.
die and West Tennessee by the
Candidates for Governor. esC

The candidates for Governor agree t.
the following appointments, to-wit:
Grand Junction, Monday. July 10.
jackson, Tuesday, July 20. aya (
Paris, Wednesday,, July 81. .iaal I,
GAINESVILLE, Thursday. July 20. /
Springfield, Friday, July 20. o I'D
Gallatin, Saturday, July "a. dagn
Pulaski, Monday, July 26. o1m
Coln@hus, Tuesday, July 81. f5m
Murireesboro, Wednesday, July %.
Shelbyyille, Thursday, July 20.
Nashville, Saturday, July 81. 81 1
The above appointments we agree to.
fF 0 ~ w. B. Stokes,
Sra s'H1a Bed d. W. G. SESTER.
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NeD York Cotton-Julyl9, ll;40 am
n--i..e i.t.io c..nx

liverpool CottOa-July ls, pm
Market opened quiet, with emily mode
rate demand; middling upIsnds, l2ld
Orleans, I'D; sales 8, 900 bales.
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posed that Convention; and in accept
ing, promise, if elected, to represent
Shelby county with fidelity and all the
ability ] possess.
Very respectfully, your obedient SER
want. Ii. TOWNSEND.
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Special Notices.

The Healing Pool.-An essay for young men
on the crime Of solitude. and the diseases and
abuses which create impediments to marriage.
with sure means ofrelief Sentin sealed letter
envelopes. free of charge. Address. DR.. j.
Skillin Houghton. Howard Association. Phil
adelphia, Pa. l sr 7S-l50
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GENERAL GRANT hes gone to Long
Branch. 1t ia suggested that Stokes will
want to 90 to some watering place after
the election for instance, to the head
waters of the CslfKiller river.
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New York Money-July 10, ll;25 a M.
Governments continue without material
change. Sterling Exchange firm at l095
for 6O-dsy bills. Gold carrying at ca per
cent; market bearish. Money, Z per
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To Hon. John Cabins. Memphis. Tennessee

To Hon. John Cubbins. Memphis. Tennessee.
Messrs. A. 7. Lacey, NJ. d. L. Stewart and
James Barbour:
GESTLEMES: have just received yours
spprising me of the action Of the Demo
cratic Convention in nominating me for
the State Senate. | assure you, gentle
men, that | feel deeply grateful for the
honor, aud, il elected, will use every ef-
fort to obtain full extension of tie fran
chise, and reduction of the enormous
taxation with which the State is bur-
dened JOHN CUBBISs.
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London Money = July 10, / pm
Five-twenties, s2l; Erie,lsI; Consols, sSs
Illinois Central, 9sl; Frankfort bonds
o9s
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whale Catehing by Electricity.

A London firm have just obtained a
patent for method, startling to ''old
salts" in its originality, for catching
whales by means of electricity. By their
plan every whaleboat is provided with a
galvanic battery. Wires from opposite
poles run down to the points of each set
Of harpoons, When the whale is sufi-
GENTLY near two harpoons are thrown as
nearly simultaneously as possible, and
when imbedded in the fesh of the monster
completes the circuit. The charge is ex-
pected to be sufficiently powerful to para
lyze the animal, so that the small boat
may advance and dispatch him at leisure.
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PARK AVENuE ACADEmY,

THREE. AND A HALF MILES RROM
Il Men phis, nesr Memphis and Charleston
railroad. The 9TH session win open eeptsm-
her 8. 1888. Students prepared for the Univer-
sity Of Virginia, any college. or for business
Twenty pupils can be accommodated With
board near the school,. For circulars Apply 20
n. Wade 4 Co. Taylor, Radford A Co, and
Dr. y. Williams, Memphis,
1ii-s.l0' W. i. MILLRR. MA. Principal.
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FROM THE NOMINEES.
Mr.. John Cubbins and Major HI.
Townsend Accept their Nom.
inatiOn.
PROM MR. cUBBISs.

The following correspondence explains
itself:
MEMPHIS. July Is. 1869.
SIR: The undersigned were appointed
by the Conservative Convention, com
posed of delegates from the counties OF
Shelby aud Fayette, TO notify you of your
nomination by said Convention as their
candidate for seat in the State Senate
from the Twenty-ffth Senatorial District
at the ensuing election, and to ask your
acceptance of the same, hoping you may
find it not announcement with your inte-
rest or yeur views Of public policy to be-
come the standard bearer Of the great
party, the success of which is to redeem
our noble State from misrule and ruin.
We have the honor to be, very respect
fully, your friends,
A. T. LACEY,
NJ. d. L. STEWART,
JAMES BARBOUR,
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The Greeneville Notional Union ICON

The Greeneville National Union (Con-
servative) has queer way of making
votes for Governor Senter, if the follow
ing paragraph may be taken as critic
rion General Forrest-N. B wac a
passenger over the East Tennessee and
Virginia railroad short time since. He
told the conductor that he was for Stokes
What Radical in East Tennessee will
support Stokes after this announcement
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-19

THE Lost Cause-Stokes' party in Ten
nessee.
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272 Second street, Ayres Bloek.
II r u $ { = ale.

RY VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY. IN ME.
~ vested by a certain trust deed Of WIN. Nj
lams. dated 18th day Of January, 1850, and
duly recorded In the Registers Office OF Shelby
county, State Of Tennessee, in book No. I'D.
part l. pages So and SIS, on the Gath dsy OF
January, 1850. / will on
Thursday, the otb of August, $780,
Between the hours Of 10 a m. and y IN. procesd
70 sell II the highest and best bidder. for cssh-
lot No. 10, on the south side Of Bradford street.
N tne city OF Memphis. Said let has a 'front.'
between parallel lines one hundred and forty
eieht feet ~ an alley. with small frRrne dyrel-
ling house. All right Of redemptiOn L exT.s-s-
% the above described land and prna,ises IL -
heved % be good. but shall convey AZ trusfeo,
only. Sale at No. l60 Front street
rs ,sn II. II. MkTTE, Trustee.
soO = io~. 1l1-l40
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Domestic and Foreign Market Reports. as
Telegraphed to the Public Ledger" by
the Southern Pacific and Atlantic Tels-
graph Company.

Mem York Stock-July 10, IL am
Market opened without material change.
Sales at all ports Saturday, 620 bales /;
receipts at all ports, 80 bales.
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[Fom tho Express. I
a.HEF AZ b II q

BYs. .nnga G,snk t. & Il
Thou hast smile for othors, Eta, loving
winning smile,
sparkling Of ,hoso deep blue, eyes SO in
nocent of guile
And ar% words n'.n fo% Thy lips fsl soft
But s9'2s g9t q s smile nor gentle word hos Eta,
ELoVc, FLOR me. 9S8S'f'' fH'sRt,a az -"
oatinot boast Of beauty, Dove, nor wit, nor
grace Of form,
But'tipossessn ~ treasure, q Love, Which I
Have everworne So 7zgu h}i3e1 ass
1t is' tsgold nor precious stone. yet viii.
lugly I'd part a
Withsall its wealt thGz-oh = tnke 1t, Love, oh.
take my truthful heart.
oannot shine as others shine, my hands
Asareiri ugh with toll, f.a.j
Ioannot sport tho diamond Mng-too oft
The serpeuts COLL
B9tmoro, than eyery fatte,i ing .fop cau ever
sshope &c, dor as,...ty s.......s
cah for darling Etta's snke, be loyal, con.
stant, true. = ,!AU'g#-i lf.
My station on the stpge of lifo is humble
and obscure,
Andahine'si a,quoenly dignity above the
toiling poor,
But yet3in childhood's happy hours VIC
know.not wealth's decree, N
That Bnow in Fnshion's halls divides my
Eta Love, and mo.
soorntho tinsellcd trash that cling around
theo in thy bloom; ra
loatho tho sycophantio crowd that glory in
:, my doom;
Should fortune fail, they'll disappear here
then the trea oherous whino
OF those who seek thy lilly hand and wor.
ship at thy shrine
Oh, Ettal Eta whom The glare of fashion
disappears, so 81.
And recollection rcsurrccts these bright and
a haloyon years.
In m0nylasolcmn midnight hour thou'll
81 sadly bring TO view sls3
Tho ardent, faithful, loyal heart that ncvor
a. pulsed untrue. a3sI-eH" .r,
Mylocks are whitening, Eta, Lovo, but mol
with frost Of time,
'Tis torturing pain that silvers them ir
t youthful manhood's prime, @
But one kind, gentle word from thee, q
- smile tonder sigh,
Will cheer my sadden'd, gloomy heart, noN
rent with agony. ,sAt,a,,
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The FRANCESCA RErUBLIcAN
Caucus "A very important caucus of
Republican senator's was held Yesterday
morning IN the ladies' reception room,
some forty being present. Senator An
thony presided, and the financial ques-
lion, to discuss which the caucus, was
held, was at once ,akcn hold of. Sena.
tor Morton's Ill was very freely com
mcnlcd upon. and apparently met with
favor, though no positive expressions
were made upon it. Senator Edmnnd's
resolution to pay thu principal ana inter.
est on 5-20's in gold was SIMPLY advert
ed to, not meeting with any favor,
and will undoubtedly be defeated. Tho
conference lasted over an hour, a, nun.
Der OF The senators expressing views
much at variance, and no definite con-
clnsion was arrived at. The caucus
adjourned without any settled policy
upon the question, and it may be tha,
another will be held at no remote period
as tho senators ar. generally favorable
to some positive action being taken a,
an early day Washington Chronicle,
SM.
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DUPONTvS

~ DUPONT'S
GJJETPOwDH
I WOULD invite the attention Of dealerp 10
L my Large and Well Assorted stock Of
POWDER, consisting Of .. :,
Rihe Htg, In kegs, half and quarter kegs.
also3n one pound and half pound oonis.
tcos,
Deer Hf, In kegs, half and quarter kegs,
also in one pound and bnlf pound ca auisters.
E"gls Sporting and Rife, in Ct pound kegs,
:, ono pound and half pound canisters.
Eaglo Duoking. in l23 and Ct pound kegs.
hve pound md ono pound oanisters.a
Blasting Powder, iu,wenty FIVE pound kegs.
Sporting, Mining and Shipping Powder
% aveTy variety, nsuuia5i utea nc inc coic.
bfNed Mills OF Il. J. DUPONT DENEM.
OURS CO., Wilmington Delaware, whose
reputation has stood unrivalled for sixty.
eight years T'
am prepared to gil oil orders either Re.
tail or Wholesale, allowing liberal dis.
count In lots Of twenty Eve kegs or more.
J. N. ROBSON. Agent,
Nos. and 2 Atlantic Wharf,
oeo 90 Charleaton, y. G.
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2 81 CT u TII' sI N n

? F~~ Nv cPt"NSi i"iu oeioTe ne IlOuSe
messages from the Governor, Nos. l3
and IA transmitting for The I considcra-
tion OF the House reports from Hon. j.
L. Neagle, Comptroller General, in ac
cordance with Section 4 of Act4, SOL,
regular session, 1866 and enclosing
reports from County Commissioners. in
accordance with Section 33, Act G5,
special session 1868. .u.s .r..
A bill to regulate and provide for the
payment Of Commissioners and Mana.
gers OF Elections, was recommitted to
The Committee on Privileges and Flee.
lions.
The consideration Of tho bill TO amend
Act to license pilots was indefinitely
postponed.
Tie Senate sent to this House bills
authorizing the Comp mptro!lcr-General to
audit the accounts Of Commissioners and
Managers Of Elections to amend an
Act entitled "hn Act to extend the
timo for officers to qualify. Read and
referred ~ ~ H.. ~ . g,
The bill to amend an Act entitled
can Actto authorize the sale Of the
Columbia Canal" was taken up, on mo-
ton, read the second time, and ordered
to bo engrossed for a third reading.
On motion ofGcorgc Ice, The rule
requiring twcnty-iour hours to elapse
after bill has been laid upon the desks
of members. before it can be consid red
was suspended.
Mr. Turner introduced n bill to alto,
and amend an Act entitled Gan Act tc
close tho operations Of the Bank of the
State of South Carolina" Read anG
referred.
Adjourned.
THE WORKING MAN.-IIo is the no
blest man Of whom our free country car
boast whether in the workshop or Al
tho plow, you find the same noble
hearted, free and Independents being. -
And II there is a man in society ipol
whom we look with esteem and udmira.
ton, it is the independent. sober work
lngman. We care not whether he be
farmer mechanic or common l,eborcr-
whether his toils are endured in the
workshop, or the coal mine; whether
his home is IN the backwoods or in The
neat cottage, Whata happy picture he
presents; what reward Tor his lab ,r
who, by his own anaided exer,ions, cs
taGlishes for him ;clfa respectable pos
,ion in society who, commencing il
poverty, by his skill and assiduiiv, sur
mounts every obstacle, overcomcs ever,
prejudice; and finally succeeds in form
ing character whose value is enhanced
hy those who como after Inn. :
Such q man we prize as.the mobiles
work OF which human nature is capable
the highest production she can boast
And letit be borne in mind by the
young working man just entering upol
the stage Of active lile--let it ever Ii,
n. 'h" foundation and DO the moving
spring OF his en'orts-lhat this situation
he must strain every nerve to attain
1t can bo attained by Nil Unt.ring IN
dustry and virtuous ambition never fai
to find their reward. They never yc
were exerted IN vain, and never vii
while honesty and justice find a hom,
in tho human breast. 1t was remarked
by an eloquent writer, that The work.
ingman who had no inheritance but vir
tue is tho solo king among men, and the
only man among kings.
ollie cnvics not the son of case,
Nor lord in priuoely hall:
But hows before the wise decree,
| In Kindness meant for ALL"
Picayune.
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az o.. al
In constructing new local railway
between Manchester and Didsbury, in
Great Britain, q. gnage of35 feet is pro.
osed as hnsWe all Tho Requirements
OF The line as we'll as the usual 4 fcot 81
inches width, and costing, with tho roll.
ing stodki one.tbird less. Railways soi
,ms,goage,itisfsa have been adopted
IN nQuoenslana,' Ceylon, Belgium md
Norway, with satisfactory results. Tie,
Iocomolives'to be used viii weigh fifteen
tons, nts,and their speed be limited to
twenty-five miles per hoGr. The. carrs
rlagesiwill'be like our street cars, 20
feet long, 6 feet wide, e,:and 81 feet"hfgb
inside. md will" accommodate twelve
passengers on each side, giving over, SO
cubic feet Of space to each.
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CONTRACTS For LAnon. The Co

CONTRACTS FOR ,LAnoR.~-The Co.
lumbus (Ga.) San says: " Y Z
Farmers tell us that freedmen are con.
tracing the present year very freely
Menare getting from, sixsy.fye to one
hundred dollars year; women forty to
sisty adollass. The "share plan" ia in
general disiavor Negroes work well
when thus employed, ,but.they run f,ho
stock too severely in order 10 have
Saturday nj, holiday. : Field hands are
in demsndin, sonic quarters. Women
are not commonly desired. | taf! :
''''" t''hS2 - 4s-s ASz- ~ =
A.Westefn editor ealls rival edi.
tor ssan animated spare-Tib with some
Of the bristles attached
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,ga SHRIMpS I ,SHRIATPS.lll' - n
0RA,NGEs, LEMoNs, Apples, ainKsib,i,y.
~ Novelty Cakes, Kisses; cIrisi, PotaiSss''
vsauay, 60. . frosh supply. Call ana de-
dee "a ' =" . W.
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A method recently suggested for in.
crcasing the strength of,nctal tubes sub.
Jec!ed to great expansive forces. as can
non, cylinders ofhydraulic presses, ETC.,
consists ~ heating, tho cylinder, and
coating itwith,a layer Of copper and
Tin. or of pure TN = BY means Of ma
chine. strong iron or steel wire, pre-
vioWslyI coated with The same substance,
iswonnd round the cylinder in "A con.
tinuous spiral, the ,arns in close contact,
and several layers being made one above
the other tho cylinder beng kept hot
all the timo, so that tho Z wires remain
in flexible condition. Iron ring may
eplaced outside ofthespiral wrappings
and an extraordinary degree OF strength
impaired, so MS almost to obv,ate The
usual nsna! dangers consequent upon burst
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NEW STOCK.

~ AZ w ~ l. wv IAe
Doors and Shoes. N. G. make) Hats
~ Caps. Blocking, (Alason's) Blaoking
Brushes, Coffee Mills, Coffee Pots, Tea
Pots, (fnncy) Buckets. Wash Pane,
Tin Plates. Strainers, Graters,
Cups, Table Salt, Spoons,
Paper. Euvelopes,
Ink, Pens, Cotton
Cards. Pipes,
Water
Buckets, Mackcrell, Choose, Crackers, Soaps,
(ail kinds) Soda, Starch. Candles,
Black Pepper, Ginger, Allspico,
Cinnamon, Cloves, Nut Mege,
Powder, Shot, Caps, Pts
tols, Pickles, Sar.
dimes, Oysters,
Fresh Can.
dies,
Raisins, Almonds. Pecan Nuts, Brazil Nuts.
English Walnuts, Chewing and Smok.
ing Tobacco, Scgars. Shoe Thread,
Taoks, Yahkey Notions, 30.
ust received by
JOHN MCINTYRE & co.