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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-04
FOR RENT,

NOR RENT-A NICE BRICK HOUSE,
4 with an acre of garden already planted.
stable, we'll, cistern, servants' houses, fruit
trees, ETC., will be rented cheap; No. 400 Beal
~ w ID. G. TRADER, Il,
sq4 1924 Front street
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sc. F. B. is highly recommended by
the profession here"
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G. +. MoRGAND,
34-t Editor Chronicle, Miss.
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OLD HATS made new at 1884 Main st.
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The Maifest at James Park, yester.
day, was an enjoyable and truly happy
event-one that our German friends and
all who attended will long remember
with pleasure. II created general in
terest among all classes, being the first
" picnic" as we would call 1t, Of the
season, and the Germans being noted the
world over for knowing exactly how to
enjoy themselves better than any other
class Of people. A grand procession
moved through the streets about ten
o'clock. Handwerker's band was 10
front, the German societies next, and
then several triumphal cars, loaded with
blooming girls and blushingly beautiful
young ladies, all dressed in white, and
shaded by canopies decked with flowers,
wreaths and flags. Mr.. Geugel was
Chief Marshal, and Messrs. Theme,
Klein and Brust assistants. On the
ground speech of welcome was made
by Mr.. John L. Eichberg, sr., which the
German editor of morning paper says
made everybody feel gemuetlich, what
ever that means. We think so too; no
doubt of it. We always feel that way on
such occasions, and few glasses of lager
beer make us feel gemuetlich-er
than ever. The crowd was very large,
and by two o'clock numbered, probably,
fifteen hundred people, including Ameri-
cans and the candidates who belong to
all nationalities. The amusements con-
sisted of dancing, singing, gymnastics
and other rational amusements, in which
the Germans excel. The dancing con-
tinued until dark with great zest, when
the happy crowd dispersed and slowly
returned to the city.
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WARTS.

Vxr ANTED-A COOK AND WASHER TO
w 20 10 the country. up the river. Wopld
take small family. Inquire OF Stanley, smitna
teamsr Belle Memphis. 4 - 3d.
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Ladies, call al the Great Red stor
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2l8 Main st., corner Adams.
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durability
the citizens the have tested the this
Brnnen 2S
jr. Co.'s, 2S}z Main Wolff Co.'s 1876 Main
q. Wetter Co.'s, General Depot Is and 10 Monroe st.
Or
chasing
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# 2l8 Main street, cor. Adams.
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phss and III Paso RaIlroad enterprise seems to
lavo met With conHl,lcrablc, ir not com ln,n suc.
cesH. 1t IL asserted positively that the funds &c.
qu'Fed 10 ouiIi the road ~ far as i,raXoI Eivcr
have been obtained; and the extent Of tho com.
pany's plan oi Immediate operations may no IN
firrci HON the sli;cmcat tha, arruugcn.nts
hs"c been made III ELrnp: rus actual
settlers npnn each L:ucj al iund The
company may acqai.c ny ia ptoek. Tue
JcL,rsouv,llc TiIac3 ana Republican has
iiccl shown n, Tie i.c c3rgc.l:0 1dVhcr and Lre-
grams AMI faN,n, these, wi.i The iuforH.;inn
~ 'iycd from i pcr.,Dn.I interview MiIh Captain
J. M. Daniel Is aSSurci. no. only OF ~: succ.i a.
thn HcmpiS and ~ r.iso Ra;lrcii rs Il sfe.s cn.
t.0ua cntcrFrdr, In. ,ha. the Important work
w.ii In Sion cOn'ncnCni upon Nc..'c rs .sitlnti.
IL ,i'at which pn n'h:h Tie Northern lini.I 10 tr
iMc:I!c. Thc rcguli;cau iisaiisnal The cumpary
mas sDiiidahcc oI mc:iis; that no private cnLer-
prise iiiS ever originated in thii country wh.c,,
was prepared 10 wic!d iltSc "a capital, and e.,
C%hihit such energy.
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We continue o,;r lis. OF Ecos, for The lIo'.,llya.
TllH oiilDAi:'-Ghrl,tInaI, Easter anu Whtstr-
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Bre@I ir1,m tGd. For the young, beautifully
Christmas in Ekgltnd. From the Sketch Book OF
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DICKENS Chri'l,Lo Carol in Prose. 25 Il!ustra-
Among The Trees. A journal oil Walks In the
WOODS, ami Fio'tr-hnntng through the Fields
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Scenes IN Palestine. SIS 2j.
Scenes in the Life or ST. Paul, and the Religious
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IN addition to these. we have all the STANDARD,
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The , i,ro;c Works or l,alph Waldo Emcrson- tsc-
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hymns FOR Ill Chrst:nna. Compiled by Charles
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the tIu,ic Altar. an appeal In behalf or Family
worship, with Prayer ami Ily mrE ami Caen-
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T. Dac!us. -. D. 81 -.
How ~ Study the Ec1 Testament BJ Dean Al.
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The Romance OF Spanish History. liy hbhotS
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T,IN fracis nL hbbeyillc Gourthougr. do
scribod i'll Tils NRws OF yesterday, WAS !,
serious affair. Congressman iIogc stirred
up the negroes, until the; dragged from
hs buggy ani searched a kir. Cochran,
who had hccn guilty of the crimo OF speak
Ing OF the freedmen ne 'ncgro fellows"
Air. Cochran was arrrstod by armed ne
grocs, and kept in prison until night, when
ho was bailcd out. The arrest of Mr. Cocn-
ran was made .sahoal Darrun1 and no
charges have bccn brought against him.
And this fagrant violation OF tho rights OF
of the citizen is appIaudrd, rather than COLI
demnod, by the officials in Columbia One
moro instance OF Radical deconcy and Radi-
cal justicol
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G!3s GDslGleS1os1 2Nchp@
SATURDAY, NoyEMBEs II, 1850.
40 our FrIcnds in thc Country--In-
iuecmlcnts ID New St..,acribcrs.

We ocS'p, ] possible, 10 7brac TuE NEWS
'rhic' is already 'cftisomt crceptipm ti9 cheai'a
newspaper IN 1@ South, a ;rPnar riSiior Il,
ertoit '0eH regulated household Ia hts and tht
adj0fnfHg !SiGteS As faniucc1arnt 10 the pls,nt
ers 10 subscribe to THE NEWS beJ,re the crpiJm.
tion ry The present year, hare arranged nil.
4h'SSis. IVdtter, Erans &C Co2s'nr!, MP publish
ers4rHtc RURAL CAEorLSIaN, To supply that ncto
ana superb agricultural magazine togoa,er 7DiY,
THE NEws, To al nc,o Subscribers at the .rolyo,r-
tug req iOtD rats:
TIDE DAILY NEWS a'H the RrRAL CARoLI.;IAS,
>ons pna,', FOR SlI dollars ard .day cents.
THE TRI- WEEKLY NEWS ana The RuEAI. CAIRO.
LISI.N, one year, for Jour dollars.
S"'so'iptions to me t,no publications may ne
sent either TO tie rsO3rictorS or Tng NEWS O;. 10
thr nrorrietors y De RUsAL CARoIiNIAN. MT
persons desiring to avuH themselves ofthfs Qgi4'
'ocst ITO SO before the Jl';st C January ,ss.rt, as
thc arrangement toiH not be cyte,Ged Geyomd
ihni period.
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Wo arc gricvcd that our youerable neigh
bor, TIC Courier, !. ut disposed TO accept
i'll good part our i.ic.,dly vindication OF i,;,
'inwontca enterprise TO auuauuce an
event III having occurred on Tuosday Which
ttia not Happen until Wednesday,. waa ia
t;aIi 80 extraordinary IN instance 0t wake
lntn's's' on tho part OF IHc C0arEcy, tha. we
ahnn'd have hcnn unnci. .;hhorIy ~, well ~
'Aibil!cSS 10 our mission as ciyoniasc,s
ol p;t'Sinc, events, had vo Eclilsh!y vithhcl,:
notice and ccmninu,iaLion Of The 1ac. Ana,
sH:non3cr.Es, that irritabiiity, like feeble
I'G-s' and duta1o. too often ;ccomp;,nie,
extreme oil age, We can pardon :, Ill
tic iii temper i'll = jouraai which points
TO past of ''llcarly four score years"
TIC C1mrar, ko%cvor, takes comfort from
The reflection ti,at IN its lifetime il. h:.,
soon many journals 'likc TuE NHua" spring
up, flourish for eaason and tllcn sink,
ono 10y ono, into unLin,aly gr;lrcs This il
not tlin first Limo tiiat our contemporary
frH volunteered THU cheerful suggestion,
which IL sccml 10 regard as ut once The
unanswcrahlo assertion of IT,, own imiuor-
Laiity, ami Tie Coap dc grace 20 vigorous
and youthful rivalry. We hasten 60 relieve
tho approximations OF JNa Courier in our
behalf. 'ruH NHws, il is Lrno, h;ls moi hocn
30 long in tho world OF journalism as q,
have ontiiyod its usefulnNs; hut wo arc
happy TO Hay that II Ii a pump. Lively and
promising infant, daily gathering health
and strength, and with no Thought of filling
. ANAL sizcd coffin, even 10 crafty The
hopes and verify tho predictions OF Il super
animated ncishhor. And il, indeed, sstho
class OF journalism" OF which Tun N.w.;
las boen the pioneer, is 10 'dis:uatcfu to
tho community" IA The Courier would have
us believe, then the community, wc mus.
say, has taken very unusual Tnothod OF
indicating ita sentiments With cit,l-
lation in city and country far exceeding
that which The Courier ever enjoyed, cycn
in its hest days, and with subscriptions
pouring in, in constantly increasing volume,
this newspaper must be rardoncd if il liesi-
tatcs' to accept the dtc.a OF even so nropor
ajournal ~ The Courier, in regard to Chr
taste and the wants of the public.
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WR are glad TO lDlrn tilat tho Char!cs-
Dni;sns i'll regard 10 whom q slandcrous ro-
port has boon published by u New York
paper intend 90 appeal 10 The courts for re-
dress. Thry are determined 10 vindicaic
themselves in tho srreJt way, md will,
doubtless, bc ;Dlo To prave themselves the
victims OF a base plot Or u gr;cYoas msun-
derstnnling. LII their determination 10 silt
tho matter 10 tho hottom. the injurMl parties
have our full sympathy and best wisi,ci
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ONE feature of tho proposed pilotaee law
Is contrary to every republican principle,
however ii may jump with the notions of
tho South Carolina Radicals. At this day
''Knov Nothinglsm" cannot be revived.
Every man should have fair chnnce OF
making his Nay, whether he be born in
Ireland. Asia or Nova Zcn5la. And the
Legislature will hardly so 80 far rs 10 enact
that none but natiYc-hoTn Carolinians shall
be pilots In this State Wo shall see.
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VIZ hope that the organization OF town
ships in this State will he postponed for ten
years, IS recommended by tho county com-
missioncrs. II the poop!a arc compelled to
support iivu thousand one hundred and
eighty township officers, at minimum of
expense of Si,l85. 500 a year, they will hayo
nothing left for Statn and county taxes. And
in that case what would become of the
General Assembly, and those aInau bargains
in South Carolina bondsf
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Notices in Bankruplcn.

NOTICE IN BANKRUPTOY.-UHI
1V States OF America, South CsirOlinn Dist rlct.-
III Bnnhruptcy-RX partc JAMES d. BROWN, AS
slgncc, In re- CHARLES PHILLIPS, bankrupt
In pursuance Of an order In the above stui cd
case. to mo directe by the Hon. George ). Bryan.
United States Judge for the District or touth
UAroiina, notice Is hereby given to all creditors
holniug lcnB against tho estate OF the said ClIAa.
pointer Registrar, Charleston, s. o., on or before
tho 18th dny Of december, A. y. 1869, or bc de.
barred from the benefit Of tile decree 70 be made
IN this cause.
JAMES N. BROWN, Assignee.
Darlington o. L.. y. o., Nov. 10, 1859.
aoySO NJ
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EJLORlDA LAND FOR SALE. "A
r. valuable PLANTATION Of $50 acres in Ma.
non Ouu!y, Florbia, Is offered ut private R;,ic
about one half cleared md under cultivation:
pnrt bcst linniui0ck. ThH Plantation il one Of
TIC most desirable In tie Stats; IL very produc.
ii"c fnr Cotton. Rice Corn, Sugar, Vegetables,
&c; aFD !inc Tor Oranges and other Fruits; Is
iocgtNl in one OF the c;.ltfHcst ami mOsL plea
rn.it neEhborhoods In the State, helng convent.
MUiLIGAN, UIiinn Factor, Aco0mn0Iation
Wharf. Charleston, Il. G. nnvIo
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TuE an o q po in commissl ners In
each co to supervie o he sale Of all raw
cotton would not work we The eat way
Is 10 prob bit th purcha or 90 Of seed
coltoi botween ''ark an dawn. This will
go far put sap to the o. relations Of
t-e cotton hieves.
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GKNRRAL JoiIN s PRESTON has accepted
nm invitation TO deliver an grafton before
the State Survivors Association, at Colum
bi,A In November next
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The truth is not always pleasant to hear,
and THE NEWS is therefore in bad odor
witt, our swcet-scentod legislators I'm Co
luinbiA- Some OF them cvon talk OF expel-
ling its reporters from their august proc.
cncc:
''No rogue e'cr felt the halter drnwJ
With good opini0n Of tho law!"
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WANTrD, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that hob PRINTING of 81, kinds piain
ana ornamental, Is cA -cHtcL promptly In the
ne, test hyic aad ut the lowest New York prices
al Iiii: NEWS job Ollcc M. i:9 EAST I;.tY tall
an. examine :he Scale Of prices before giving yunr
ni ic;.S elsewhere.
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Boar6lnq.

pOARDING.- -FIRST-C CLASS BOARD
- ut Mrs. WILLIAM g. FRASER'S, No. 4 IIud
son street Terms moderate. nov23 6s
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Go. Rent.

HOUSES, FARMS, STORES, ROOMS,
LII NC, now vacant, can readily lie rented by
advertising them in tl,is column. The rate ia rs
paid II advance.
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TT B HRN MAN HALL.
"rnn nINsrnnI.s ARR GOING
f"StTi VMhY LhHT HIGHT.
FRIDAY EshHinC. novEMHEn az.
POSITIVELY THE LAsr RIGHT BUT oNr;
or r'nI EAs:0us
woo Ne M ms ~ IL uIs
wren Tic entertainment. win he entirely ys,:c,i
ron liza. gwen on She Previous cyunin::a.
H5- Seats can bc sccurcn 1t linlu:c.' i,ook
store during the day.
He'Do"rs epca at O'Clock, commencing Al s.
row;
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rgHO RENT, a NEW SEVEN OCTAVE
u PIANO, OF superior tone. Apply At No. 16i
Meeting street. noyoT
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T.
BY G. BAIer Is co.
Itist received ana now lnntilng ut Union Wharf,
per schooner "hZcida and I.nern, from Barocos:
,200 Lunches RED BANANAS
10000 Cocnanuts
5000 PlantaIns
5000 Grape Fruit
STORE
20, 900 West India ORANGES
10 bbs. Lines
100 bhls. baldwin Appicss
10 Iegs Malaga Grapes
100 hhls. Onions
SO bbls. Jackson Whites and Peach blow Pc.
tatOcs
Is bhlS. Assorted Nuts
200 drums New Figs assorted sizes
3oo boxes Assorted Figs, from to lbs. each
10 trails Dates
SO cases Union Torpedoes, containing $1,000
SO whole and llnlf boxes Fire Crackers
VIII be sold low by C. nART q 90
nov23 Aarvct street
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A GENTS WANTED EVEKYWHERE TO
1 q sell the American KNITTING MACHINE.
Lie only pra' ticai Family knitting Machine ever
Invented. rficc SIS. Viii knit $4,000 stitches
b'" minute. Address American Knitting Machine
Company, ia.ton, Mass, or st. Louis. Mo.
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T OST AND FOUND .iG.lIN.-IF YOU
IL have lost any ytlling, make it known to the
pubilc through this column. The rate for twenty
words or less, each insertion, is - cents II la
I'm advance. A