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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-24
Beal street Business Properly
AT AUCTION.

ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH
~ 10th, we shall sell on the premises, at threa
o'clock, that valuable business ST0REHOUSE
AND LOT, on the north side of Beal. between
5. in Block 90, on the plan of Memphis. The
Lot has front of Is feet on Beal by depth OF
240 feet. The house is brick. substantially
built, and contains a large basement, q fine
valuable property, and should command the
attention of oil who would invest in paying
property.
Terms: 0ne-half cash: balance, six and
twelve months. Title perfect
M0NSARRAT. LANIER& CO.,
14l-159 Auctoneers.
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Adulterafed MILK in New York :
Graut's Cabinet.

New YORK, February 24.-Dr Chand-
Ter, of the Board of Health, yesterday
analysed the adulterated milk seized q
day or two ago, and by the aid of q
microscope made discoveries in the water
used that the Board does not feel justified
in allowing the public to know at present
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-24

Cough.--No Cure, Nc. Pay.-FoRREsr's Ju-
NIPER TAR is warranted to cure Cough, Group.
price positively refunded. instantaneous re-
lief produced. Tryit. Ifnot satisfied. return
the empty bottles and get your money back.
GOODYEAR & FALLS. 28l, Main st.. Agents.
Price, Sc CENTS Net sent by mail. S2-t
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Way R adRlsg AND PAINTERS SUP

joseph Tag. dealer In French aud Ameri-
can wall PAPER, paints. oils, white lead, glass,
putty. painters' supple, and artists materials,
NO. $40 MAIN STREET. between Union and
GayOso, Memphis, Tennessee. House, sign and
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-24

Essays for Young Msn-en the Errors and
Abuses incident to Youth and Early Manhood,
with the humane view of treatment and cure.
sent by mail free Of charge. Address HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION. Box P, Philadelphia.
Pa. 1lg-43
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-24

I II. MCCLURE. ARCHITECT AND CIVIL
" Engineer. Is q candidate for the ones Of
County Commissioncr al the March election.
ufhce Stillman Block. corner Second and Mad
ison streets. te
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TRUST SALE.

.DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST.
ID executed to me by VIM. @. Renfroe. on the
18th day of January. 1862, and of record 10 the
Registers Office of Shelby county in book No.
6s. page 4iS. ct sequiter.I win, on Thursday the
18th day of February. at tgo O'Clock p.m.,
proceed to sell for cash, upon the premises. the
tract of land in said deed described, situate
near Buntyn's Station, and containing ten
acres. The lot is between the lands of d. S.
Greer and +. A. Spottswood. within a few
minutes' walk Of the depot. It is inclosed by q
fence which. though not substantial, is still
adequate to the purposes OF cult walton for the
present year. Improvements have been put
upon the properly at an outlay of some four
humid, ed dollars, which. with small additional
expenditure, will suffice for small family.
t5D NJ. h DEADRTCK
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A. P. MORGAN,
A. P. MORGAN,
Carriage Manufacturer
AND DEALER,
Nos. 22a and 2:4 Second ST.,
MEMPHIS. TENN.
MEMPHIS, TEN
Trustees saIe.


DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
I'D executed to me on the llth day Of January,
1867. by J: A.. Wright. j. II. Muse and 7. ].
Craft. and duly recorded in the ofiice If the
Probate Clerk of Iishomineo county, Missis-
sippi. ia Deed of Trust Book b, pages 37s, $40
and $50. to which reference is hereby made, for
the purpose Of paying certain notes therein
specified. will,
On Monday, 22d Day of March, Ise8,
In front Of the Iuka Springs Hotel. IN the town
Of luka, Iishomingo county. Mississippi, pro
ceei TO sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the
following described property, to1wit: An equal
undivided half Interest in and to certain lots
aud parcels Of land. situate. lying and being in
the county Of Tishomingo and State Of Missis.
sippi, and described as lots {. 9. Is AVID So rs
laid down in the plan Of lula. in said county,
embracing the luka Springs Hotel, Cabins,
etc alse. the southeast quarter Of Section q
and % acres Of the south end Of the southeast
quarter Of the northeast quarter of section %,
all in township 3, Of range 10. The title Is be-
lieved TO be good. but sell and convey only as
Trustee. This February 10. 1869.
1f2-l6 j. NJ. ID. MILLER. Trustee.
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NEW ADVERTISE EATS

TOR RENT-THE ELEGANT RESI-
E dence Of the late G. w. Duvall. corner Of
Shelby and Pontotoc streets ten rooms, cook
and servants rooms. stable, etc.
RoYSTER, IRRELEVANT h CO..
1919 240 Main street
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''How he Won Her." by Mrs. Emma d. E.
n. southworth, author of the ''Lost Heir
css," &c. Published by T. D. Peters on x
Bro, Philadelphia. For sale by Frcnch Il
Richardson. (Noticc hcrcafter.)
GOV. l.. al. oIiC,to,'' -.~'J u new ION
life, by Charles Gayler. Published by r. VI.
Dewitt, New York. For sale by French *
Richardson. (Notice hcreafter.)
"Pre-IIistoric Nations, or inquiries con-
corning some of the great peoples and clyili-
cations of antiquity, and the probable rcla-
ton to still older civilization of the Eth
oplans or Cushltcs of Arabia," by John D.
Baldwin, A. NJ. Published by Harper Il
Bros, New York. For sale by French K
Richardson. (Sotice hercaftcr.)
"Snarleyow, or the Dog Fiend," by Capt.
Marryatt. Published by D. Appleton X Co.,
New York. For sale by French and Rich
ardson.
"Fair Maid of Perth" by Sir Walter
Scott, (cheap cdItion.) Published by D.
Appleton & Co., New York. For sale by
French & Richardson.
Campbel's Poetical Works, complete,
with life of the author. Published by D.
Appleton & Co., New York. For sale by
French Il Richardson.
"Anne of Gelerstcin," by Sir Walter
Scott. Published by Peterson n Bro, Phil
adclphla. Fer sale by French II Richardson.
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Comma uieated. ]
Hon. Z. h. French.

EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN: II seems
to be no longer question to be solved as to
what action the Administration will take in
the case Of the efficient Second Auditor, Hon.
E. B. French.
II Is generally conceded that he will be
retained at the head OF the office, an act
which will furnish the country additional
evidence of Gen. Grants capacity Of pre-
judging human character.
The subject Of this letter, long the object
of removal Of Andrew johnson, has been
connected with this office for several years,
(appolnted by Mr.. Lincoln and Is perfectly
well acquainted with Its numerous duties, and
has earned for himself the very enviablc rep
utation Of an honest, upright and capable
officer.
His removal Is recommended chiefly by
claim agents in different parts Of the coun-
try, who arc anxious to have him supplanted
by a man through whom they can defraud
the Government.
There are now 365 clerks employed In this
office, whose signatures can all be obtained
recommending the retention of Mr.. F., and
who would all testify to his honesty of pur'
pose, uprightness and integrity.
Let us hope such a man, possessing these
qualities, who is thorough Radical and a
perfect gentleman, will be retained In office
CLERK SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE.
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For some reasons, which we must confess
our Inability to fully understand, q certain
class Of politicians have seemed 10 assume
that the appointment Of Mr.. Boutwell, TO the
Sccrctaryshlp Of the Treasury in some way
from the Cabinet. The reasons why this
should be done do not very clearly appear.
The President should Oil these positions with
men Of capacity and integrity, and men In
whom he can rGposc the fullest confidence,
and there can be no good ground for the dis
placement of such for the accident OF
birth"
The gentlemen who COMPOSE the Cabinet
are not the trainers Of the laws, but are sim
ply there TO assist in the execution of such
laws as may be made for them and that
necessity for State representation does not
exist here that is found in legislative bodies.
The President of the Cuited States may come
from any State, but the moment he takes his
oath Of Office his allegiance is due 10 all the
States alike. So 1t Is with Cabinet minis
Ocrs.
If the President finds two, three, or even
a-ycn men from one State whom he feels sat
'aAed arc peculiarly qualified to I'LL cabinet
positions, hc should appoint them. 1t might
dIsplease romc who have schemes that they
WISH TO carry out, but the great mass Of the
rehccl'hg people Of this country, who believe
that these oliccra are appointed to assist In
the faithful execution OF the laws, will fail
TO sec any cause Of complaint.
As soon as the name Of Judge IIour vos
announced as Attorney General, the Repub
lean press OF the country, with unauimity
rtrcly equalled. applauded the selection, and
not one word Is now urged against that gen.
lIemau other than he happens to come from
the same state MS the distinguished head of
the Treasury Department.
The rvtcutou Of two men from one State
Is 10y homean, without precedent. Washing
ton took Thoma, Jefferson and Edmund
Randolph from Virginia. John Adams took
Timothy Pickering and George Cabot from
Massachusetts. NJ. Mdis,n had a Seere
tU'y Of Hs Treasury anil al .iHorasy General
from Pennsylvania. Mr.. Monroe had three
members Of his Cabinet from one State, and
John Adams had James Barbour, of Viz
ginia, for Secretary Of War, and William
Writ, Of the same State, for Attorney Gen.
cral. In view Of the spotlcss reputation
and the great learning possessed by Judge
IIoar, together with the universal satIsflc.
tou expressed at his selection, we hope that
90 trAtns question as that now raised will
not cause the country to be deprived of the
services of this eminent jurlst.
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ginin. In an address OF Petersburg, the 9TH
| ult., he remarked that on INA, day lust
forty.thrcc years AGO, In the very SPOT on
which he Was then standing. he had made A
\ public profession of religion, and that on the
9th of February, forty years apo. he had
sailed from Hampton Roads for Liberia.
Hon, Myron Clark, a prominent citizen
| or sou,bwcstcr, ycrmont. 4. aesa
Police Commisslenet Acton, Of New York,
Ia in South Carolina In search of health.
Tho Ros,on ld,e,ti.er. spcakipy or Mr.. A.
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l. e'e""r'' says No my" appointment
was ever ihade ior oe''er purpose anu no
man ever consented'o make so great Sacr''
nee 70 accomplish IL,
Eu"lh ooo'h ana h'sS MARY "c' 'eAo'
arc 10 DC married next month"; " Is sa,a'
orant VIII oc 'or'y-se'e" U" 'no Sun vi
hoAt hon'n'
nN'oi'" % seven years oiuo, 'n'u husoui''
Nus'ie' W. oVpu'n' ,o'tn s,"'S '"Pe '
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III hui'isou's, Vh iueeu"S'
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Hon. James Guthrie, Of Kentucky, died
on Saturday at Louisville, Kentucky. Mr..
Guthrie has Allied an important position In
the political history Of the country, and his
death will be felt, especially In the West and
in his own native State.
Mr.. Guthrie was appointed Secretary OF
the Treasury under President Pierce in 1858,
and served with fidelity and distinction.
Several financial questions arose during his
career as public Official, which were salts
factorily disposed OF, and his management
Of the Treasury Department has been ac-
knowledged to have been most excellent.
AMER his retirement from the Treasury he
engaged In enterprises connected with his
State until some two years since, when he
was elected to the United States Senate, the
duties Of which he was compelled to decline
In consequence OF Ill health, Hon. Thomas
| &. McCrcery being elected In his place. He
was born in Bardstown, Nelson county, Ken
lucky, and was "A years Of age at the time
Of his death.
His father, General Adam Guthrie, was an
early pioneer from Virginia, who had partl
cipatcd with distinction In the struggle with
the Indians In that and other States. James,
the son, was educated chiefly at the academy
in Bardstown, and In early life engaged ia
mercantile pursuits, but finding this moi
suited to his tastes he turned his attention &c
the law, and in that profession he acquired
good share of the distinction with which
he was honorcd previous to his advent into
the political arena.
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"a nEpunLIcAN psssIDENr."

washinEton, u, W
"a REpUaIIcAN PRESIDENT"
The New York World, the leading Demo
cratic Journal In this country, several days
since said that ''the Democrats expect Cen
Grant to be nothing but Republican rre'r
dent" and that ''they will earnestly eoVTo.'
him NTH he same resolHte oPpo'ifo" hnioh
they have always offered to the hepuoiican
partv.r This Is very we'll. why shouid
ihcy cvrort him TO be anything else than
Republican President lie was elected py
the Republican pary upon Issues distinctly
made M, upon platform which embodied
tho rrlnclples OF tho party, and 10 opposi-
tlop 10 the Democratic party led by Seymour
and Blalr-a ticket supported by Northern
coppcrhcads and regulators and by South
crn rebels and secessionlsts. II is all very
natural, therefore, that they should oppose
President Grant and the party which elected
him and will support his administration.
We sec nothing very alarming In this avowal
Of tho World On the contrary, we rather
like Il.
We thank the gentleman for this frank an-
uounccmcnt.
put ie' US see "n'' 'ni' '''O'"'s oPo''"o"
'''"uS W. nave o'0" So u0", VI J."
our 'liie' anu nave n"u o''ssoa " NuoN
something of Its virulenec. II there Is any
good that the Republican party has done
and the history Of its career since the rebel
lion will show the many great and salutary
"''''u,'0 ""''h " nus P'o'o''ou auu .arr'ou
D Ia. Al ma
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A CURIOUS FACT.--Iu the New York
Times of Saturday there Is u record of the
death of ten persons whose united ages
amounted to seven hundred and hfty.two
years. The oldest was Sc and the youngest
2S years. Eight Of these peoples ages ex-
cecded seventy years and four exceeded
eighty. 1t Is curious fact that so many
deaths of aged people should be found in
one paper.
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IRON REVOLVING FORTs.-Thc Govern
mcnt of Brazil has made arrangements with
the agents of Ryan d Hitchcock, the In
yentors of the iron revolving forts, for the
construction of one of their forts in that
country. 1t is known that our Congress has
taken action upon this matter, and the matter
has been referred to the General of the army
and the Rear Admiral of the navy to report
upon at an early day.
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Posr OFFICE DBrARrssSr, March IL. 1880.
PrSgosals are invited for purchasing lhs, WASTE
following descriptions, VII;
/. Trau.sript,e II 7 'sirisslsrs account, Of mail.
received hud eeEt, post bills, white paperi esti.
mstsa qaahtity, L. 100 pounds year.
= Mixed paper, consisting OF wrappers Of ae-
1900 pounds year.
5. Newspapers estimated quantity, l 900 pounds
year.
Bidders must specify pies per pound for each
class Of paper.
The paper must be removed from the cellar Of
the General Post once buildi at the cost Of the
accepted bidder, aud 10 his own bAEs, as often as
mty be required by the Postmaster General
No mail bags will be furnished for this purpose
The paper will be weighed at this Department,
aud must be paid for on delivery
Bids are invited for one year, commencing % the
lat Of ApTil next, aud Will be received until
"WEDNESDAY, the 3lst instant, at o clock, y. m
They should be addressed 10 the Posiinas st or
General, and endorsed "Propossls Tor Waste
Paper. - JOHN A. J. CRESwELL,
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Business College.
RESOLVE AND ACT.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE,
CORNER OF sEyBsrH AND d STREETS,
lEnlranee on D street,l

CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE.
CORNER OF 6ByBsrH AND STREETS,
Entrance on ID street,
WARRINGTON, d. g.,
An Institution specially designed for preparing
young and middle-a ged men and women 10 engage
in business affairs for themselves In the employ
Of others
Book keeping as applied to all departments Of
business. business aud Ladies' Penmanship, Busi-
Spelling, ElocutiOn Political Economy. and Com
Students are permitted to pursue any or all OF
the above branches.
Ladies' haze the same advantage as gentlemen,
In q separate department, instructed by compe-
tent lady teachers
RATES OF TUITION A seholarshlp. good for
Unlimited time In colleges located In important
cities Of the country, s65 Local scholarships good
ipt one year from date Of Issue, w. Tickets for
All buttons payable In adyancei when paid In
Install nts the rates ara ten per cent. higher.
Sessions are held day aud evening.
Glasses in French In charge Of Professor Alfred
Bon
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NEW MUsIC.-We are indebted to Mr.. Jno.
+. Ellis for the following new music:
"The Kellogg Waltz" by Luigi Arditl.
"Prcsident Grants Grand Union March, T."
for the piano, by G. r. Herbert.
Walking Up Broadway" ladies' reply
to walking Down Broadway" by Harry
Miller.
"Fleur dc the Potpourrl," containing "a
melodies, by Oh, LecocQ
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PROPOSALS ron ggEsa BEEF AT rRgDER

ICKsBURG, VA
HEADQrARrBRs FIRST MILITARY DisTRIcr,l
OFFICE CHIEF CoAMIssART OF SUBSISTENCE, }
RIcHAoSD, VA, March 18th. 1850.
Sealed proposals, 10 duplicate, will be received
al the once o. Lieut. d. JenninEr, 2lst Infantry,
A, q, s. at fredericksburg, Va, until Saturday,
March 10th. 1859, at u IN, for supplying the IT,
s. 3 bsstence Department with
fRksH BEEF
at y ederleksburg, Va, for six m lnths from April
lst is ., or such less time as the Com mssaTy den
eral Of Subsistence may direct The Beef to DO de.
yered there Ou the order Of the Acting Com missAry
Of Subsistence at that placs. Of good and mark l.
able quality. In equal prop Of fore and hind
qutrters In cks. Shanks and kidney tallow to be
excluded } The neeks Of the cattle slaughtered to
be cut of at Ihi fourth yeTtebTal Joint, aud the
breast trimmed down, The shanks OF fore. quarters
20 be cut from three to four inches above the zee
joint and Of from six to eight Inches
above the Eambrel or hook Joint
Bidders are requested to DO present to respond to
their bids, aud be prepared to give bonds for the
fulnllment Of their contract.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly "Propo-
sails for Fresh Beef, at Fredericksburg, Va The
good cause.
Condltions. requirements, payment. SO, &c.,
as heretofore.
BY command Of Brevet Major. General stoneman:
W. A. ELDERKlN,
mhl5'h Brcvet Major and ChefC. 5.
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PROPOSALS FOR Fresh, BEEF Al VIA


HEADQUARTERS FIRsT MILITARY DIsTRICT,I
OFFICE CHIKf CoAhisaARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
RicHsoED, Va. March IS, 100. }
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
at the Office Of Lieut., j. D. Clulsy, 2ist Infantry,
4 .: a. winehester, Va. uuIll SATURDAY
states Subsistence DepATr ment with
FRESH BEBf,
at Winchester, Va, for six months from April !,
1872, o. such less time as the COmmissary 6enerai
Of Subsistence may direct. The Beef to he deliy.
cred there on the order Of the Acting COmmissary
Of >ubsi.tence at that place, Of good and mark {
BILE quality. In ecu proportions Of fore aud hind
quarter, (neeks, shauks aud kidney tallow TO be
Excluded The neck Of the cattle slaughtered to
be cut OF at the fourth yertebral Joint, aud the
breast trimmed down. The shauks OF fore.quAr
terra TO be cut from three TO four inches above the
knee joiuA and Of hind quar- or. from six to eight
Inches above the gambrel or hook joint
Bidders are requested to be present to spond to
their bids. ADD be prepared to give bonds for the
lhlment Of their contract
Proposal. must be ind?rsed Distinctly, PRO.
posals for Fresh beef at Winchester, va The
IN ersgned reserves the right to reject any bids
for EoOt cause
Conditions, requirement.. payments. &c, &c,
as heretofore.
BY command Of Brevst Major Geaersl 81 9qenau,
BFeyet Major and Chief G. a
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ACCORDING TO THE REPORT Of the super
lntGndGnt Of the public buildings In New
In the city reaches an aggregate Of $3.50,
which is an excess of 1851 over the num-
her of seats provided. The report gives the
length Of time TO empty each theatre Of Its
audience. Nlblo's has contained $500 per-
sons and required only from five to seven
minutes TO empty 1t, while Brougham's,
which contained 1000, and Woods, which
contained $500, require from nine to eleven
minutes
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Hon, CAKES AMEs has written q letter 10
the Speaker requesting that his name be len
Oh Of the Committee on the Pacific Railroads.
Mr.. AmCa Is a large stakeholder IN the
Central Railway Ft0cks.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-15

Alaska Ice ,cn- for FIVE cents per pound
~ sau F4Rug!,.U
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T. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
WHITE hsh,
SsH HR AM, fali '''''o
GGaBBRLkED COAL, run Of mine.
do do. lump.
2.ap POUNDS TO THE TON GUARANTEED.
LAX AND PINE WOOD CONSTANTLY ON
HAND.
az Now Is the time for families to put in their
winter supply.
Southeast corner Of New York avenue and FIJI.
tenth street, NaiTn's new building, formerly ~
rs Ninth street, between 3 aud y. Yard ard
whAryes foot 0f Seventh street au22-u
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Special Notices.

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