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9emufratilGer Sieg In GaIifornieu.

Sn galifornen, no lebteWnde bic Staatswablsn
itattfanben, baben bic Oemotraten enen sldn5enoen
Siee errunsen! 9ie @eiebsebuns beitebt gu Srei=
piertbeilen aus 9emotraten uno fait aberal i'm
Staate limb Die bemofratiiden ganoioaten fir Go<
|eoldmter gemdblt woroen. Gur3, Californian, oas
|lebten Serbt fir Grant sno, bat bas rabifale Sod
|noufdnbis abgei1ittelt unb bas Is, Mmenbment mii
Na9brud 3nrid9emieien. .a.359 s53 ,i5.ras t3za
Wdbrenh unter ben HaoitaIen oieie nieoerldmet=
ternbe SobspsF Gur1t unb g dreden perbreitet, be-
gtlBen mir beiebe als Elm bebentiaes uno erfreu'
Hides 3eiAsn Der Set, oas id in October in Ohir
|,pieberboIen tpirb, 2anse - 3u lanse - bat oe'
Raoifalismus bon,inirt enbIid ideint feline Stur.'
Foe gef4tasen su boben. Californian bat iein ur:
! tbeI absessben Dbio, Yennipluanien uni Snbiauo
wer6en i'm October benz 8eilpiele foleen! af*
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: Wie mande 2eute bod, ,pdbrenb oes ssrisses,

-Wie mande 2eute bod, tudbrenb bes Rrieses,
lber Nabt reid seworben iino! Gin Beaielblatt
erinnert baran, baB Sobn Sberman, Der Ianse Ohio
Senator, Der jebt raoitale Stumpreoen bdlt. nod
Dor Sebn Satren in Wansfielb Elm arner aopofat
mar oaB er aber iebt mid bins Elm Ser. ct. Sena=
tor, ionoern boB er au1 peridiebene Willionen
in Bombs unb 2dnbereien ,pertb 1T. Nus ieinem
8ebalte als Senator fonnte er natirli6 Elm 10 Coz
loiiales 9ermosen nibt berausidlasen, uno man
nimmt allsemein an, oab er als 8oriiber oes ST.
nan3s COMMITTEES bes Senates, nit ieinent 6reuno
SaD gopfe, Der befanntIih bic Bombs flr Onfet
Sam pertaufte, in Bombs uno giisnbabn-Stods
vslidlid IpecuIirt" bot. .@ladid ipeeulirt" nennt
man oas Sins. a ~s-. -,
Sap goofe mar au9 Elm arner S6luder, als er
Dor sebn Sabren bier in Columbus oas vSournal"
beraussab Sebt beliBt ct oiele Millionen, ba8u
pisls S1lbiier, Yaldite. gienbabnifods unb anoere
irbiide @ddbe Safir lit er aber auh i6redlih
Loyal eepeien unb bat anbere 2eue fir Iih in ben
Rries 5ieben laIen. gr uno iein Treunb @berman
iinb natiirld oafir, bab bic Bombs in @olb be-
sablt ueroen; oas beibt, bab bas gpIt fortfabren
loa, ibnen bic boben 3inien su sablen. Deit an=
bern 8orten: beie Yatrioten pcrlaneen, baB bos
golt fortfdbrt, i'm Sdmeibe ieines Nnsefdts bic
boben Steuern su eriduinaen unb iid bas 9en,b
ausSusieben, oamit bieie gmporf0mmlinse berrIid
uno in sSreuoen leben uno ibre Spr0blinse insammt
unb 5eoe climber itol,iren fonnen. Gin Mupndr
pie SHERMAN fann natiirlid3 gut reben!
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. Gen Grant III am weittwot3 einmal hi,

aa- Gen. Grant 1T an, Dtittwod einmal fpieber
+auf einen Sag in WaibinetOn setpeien, no ibn elm
oan3es seer BON Yotititern unb Memteridsern cts
martete. aBieIe, ielbit WaIter Der neue @ouuerr
neur BON Wirsinier, fonrter feline auoiens befon1e
men. ba Ser prdiioent idon pieber am nddifen Nor-
gen mad ben. Babeplabe Saratosa auriidreiite, nul
fia bort bon benz idmeren 8esierunsssei4df zines
Efa8es uus3nruben. .~. b e,T,-s .,..sa,g
Wsan Hest, Grant perbient feline $25 900 iebr leidt
unb % ibm bic giienbabnseieai9 uno Die So'
telmirtbe nints obnebm,n, 70 mat er ein redt net.
tes @eIddft. Gin semdBietes republtaniides Blatt
meinte bieier Gage. @rant iole bod aud einmal
ben 5iosn bereilen. UNI iidb uber bic Sortisen 3u-
itdnbe su belebren. Ser 8ori&las 1T nibt libel.
miro aber uobl fein @eb6r finben. 8rant iheint
es aberbaupt ndt fir n0tbis 5n balten, iid nit ben
BinIben unb MnFhten bes WDltes befannt su mas
den; ole pornebme @eieuidaft, Die in Song Brand
unb @aratosa tire 3eit unb ibr @elo tootihldst,
sefaat ibm piei beIsr. als Ser ltmgans nit benz
0olfe, bas Iidb plassn mub, um ole idweren Steu-
ern au erihmingen. 1f59 @ sa <tG2tt
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= ltnier gice-@ouperneur See bdlt sesenpdr.
tis aud raoifale @tumpreben. Sur anom No.
tbines3et mar See elm berporrasenoes Witslieo bie=
Ies Oroens; beute 1T ct elm nselinnunsstubtiser
Nessrpsrebrer. Gbon i'm lebten Wabltampfe cts
fldrte ct in elmer Reoe bob Der eser fdbiser lei,
bas Stimmre9t aus5uiiben, aIs biele @eiBe, bic in
Obio sefunoen tperben f0nnen. Sn elmer neuliden
Heoe in Defiance erldrte 2ee Dem Neeer feble Bios
nod oas @timmredt, um in ieber 8 iniid3 nit
einem orbindren Ohio Osmotraten auf sleidbem Tu.
BE su fisben. 9ieier Wenid, Der iid 10 pesuerfeno
iber bisienisen weiBen Birser O6io's ausiprid3t,
Die Der bemofratiiden partbei ansebSren, boiit i'm
October ourd) bic Stimmen bes 8olfes ipieoer als
apsith6diter Staatsbean,ter ertpdblt su tperoen!
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J 9pb bee arteasie ieeretiirs @amIlns.

Sen. Gawlins,, Der Rriessieeretdr nnter 6en
@rant, it am Montas Wa6mittas in Baibinstor
eeforben. gr iiehte fdon felt ldngerer 3eit an Del
ausSebruns babin. Wdbreno oes arieses bients
Sen. @amlius aIs Staabsdef unter @rant uni
Der 9rafibent mar ibm iebr 5usetban. Oieier So
besfau mirb mobl bic Sommerfreuoen beg prdfoen.
ten etpos obflr5en. q ..... - sSi74
Ser @tetbenbe tudnidte brin8eno. ben prdHoen.
ten nod tnn,al au ipreen; beier traf aber crit ei.
me 6tnnbe mad ieinem 9obe in Waibinston elm.
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2puis Nopolepns Rrantheit id3eint mebr oui

- 2ouis Napoleons 3rantbeit ideiut mebr auf
fd gu baben, als Die Barrier Sofiournale suseben
pouen. sic baben pdbrenb Der lebten abt Sage
10 oft semeIoe BOB er better iei bab Die Sade an-
fdnst, iebr perbd6tis su tperoen. Wenn ien ge-
unobetsSuitanb nidbt beoenflid ndre, bann tuiiroe
bic Gailsrin bre beabiidtiste Geiie na4 Dem Orient
nidt aufsessbsn baben uno ndt pl6blid nod go.
RIG suriidaefehrt iein Ea sE-N
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- SIN Cincinnati berri6t srobe unsufriebenheit
unter ben ,4spubtitanern. Den'folsenben Broden
finben mir I'M x8e 8eltsblatt4 pom Donnerffae. obne
ieben gommentar, tporaus iidb idlieben ldBt. bab
bos .WoltsblaatA nit esnt Wotfblase ber simes
l6er1immt: ,,....o I;l,...s f.;inag ae
oDie uSimes1, Gin, ,repnbl litnnii idss g2admittaes.
bIatt, beilrmoriet Bic Muffeluna eines anabbdngi.
Sminaes s elm Gi,os III MAIDEN un&S cine Rsform IN
nuIerer County Werpaltung ag5nsabnen. ii Dieit,
Bepearr9, meint bic !, ,3imes tDirb poa ben redbt.
Iid5enuub auobImeinenoen Uirsrn be!oer Nartbeitn
unteriibt perben, unb pirbe. oa NIB bei Der be.
poritebenben Wa6l niht nm nationale Tragen, ions
bern nm Staatssy nro 9otalsAn8eleaenbesteu 5an'
belt. eroben Mnflans finben.
-.gs wirb Julebt ben Biirsern Der sr0bern stdote
nits anbers ibrg bleiben als Dab lie bel 2oealipab.
en- bic Yartbeilinien fallen laHen uo sssen Die cor.
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|cupteu Winee semeinldaftIide Sade MAIDEN. Ssno
DIE &inse einmal 3ebroden, oann wiros beier ,per=
ben unb bic partbeien werben fldb eeBmunsen fiib=
len, before grnennungen gu MAIDEN.
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aabri1teH aus Obto.

Sn Gemarf puroen am 0}ttnoh Dennis Gtc-
Nomar, Der 8ormann elmer Maidinen Wertfdte,
llno Der 4nabe Stanlep Warner, Sobn bes 8an=
quiers 8. SC. @arner, ploblid set6otet. 9ie 8ei=
ben itanben in Der Ndbe oes gienbabnseleiies, um
ben 3us bonn Often beranfommen 3u Ieben, als iie
Don elmer peitliG fo1ulenben 2ocomotpe iiber ben
6aufen gerannt unb BON Den &dbern oerielben 3er-
mamt ipnroen. Buchanan binterldBt cine Jran
unb finf Rinoer. In.
grnoteertrag in Ohio. - Wan iadbt ben
oiesidbrisen grtras ber WeiSenernbte in Ohio auf
30 Wlonen guinel. mas ettpa ooppelt 10 piel 1T
als lsbtes Sabr gon Weli1torn ueripri6t man
li9 ni9t mebr als einen 9rittel. Grtras, etma 80
Dt0ionen guidel. 9ie bette Weldtornernote im
Staate lieferte SO Minionen 8uibef. Scr 5afer=
grtras lit ooppelt 10 srOB als ebtes Sabr; Die 5eu-
ernote ausss3eidnet. Rartoifeln piro's reihld se=
ben, bod firbtet man. oaB Die sesenrudrti8e Snrre
Dem @adstbum Der Spdtfartoffsln gintras tbun
miro.
Sic 9taatsfair, Die bieies Sa6r In Soleoo
iatiinbet, besinnt am 13. September. @robe Wor-
bsreitunsen lino semabt uno orei neue Salen sc.
baut moroen. Sn Golse Der suten grnote perlpri4t
man ii9 cine aussejeidnste Gair.
ginbru1. = 9ie Sort Seneca Wablmible in
9iffin muroe Dor einieen Hdbten BON Oieben beim-
seludt, Die ben eiernen @eloifraut nit Yuper
lprengten unb $1,000 baraus fabIen.
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9ematratti4es .eunutbsz ztdtt.

Senator:-M M6in O. aibbs...
Neprdftrtunten:- - Gfdrf White,
,.,'a a.s..,,s 7,@.,, QleueuDn 8aber.s
Dro5a AImid5ter: ~ Sohn d. pusb. sat
Gheriff: -. Samnd fbomp(on. aei Il 5aHsrf
g &akm { ter: --M. g. Reablep. fi114.t4s
Wuhifnr:f- 6amueI 8. RiIe. Ja5,ss tHsob
.GDmmiffioner:. - Sohu o. gSwares.
81 rnlsn8 n8aus.Direeter:1-,W Wnl. 2. Saser
Ecrp nsr:3 - Baird Gsan.ass ias1p GaauE2n
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- Mm Donneriiasl ernannten Die Hepublfaner
bon 1amilton County ibre Ganbioaten. 9as Git=
cinnat uWoltsblatt" lit nit oem Sidet ni9t sufriez
ben, erfldrt, baB baielbe fem Bertrauen einF6Ben
fam unb befirmortet Die Mufiteluns zines unab=
hGnoiaen Heform Sifets. ,a5
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,Sn GIermont County itebt Der preis Der Yir=
Hde auf so bis Is Gents. gs miro piel Yfrlicb=
Branntpen in Der @eseno gebrannt. .
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- Nad Bputwen's &ednuns ion i6 Die 6ffent<
lide Sdulb im perFoiienen Monat wieoer um flint
Wlionen Dolars perminoert ba5en. Gs lit ihas
De, oaB Bouttpel's &sbnuns, iuie luir idon frlber
se,eist batcn, perIdieosne Bride bat.
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v.- arn. s. 8. 8inner 1T Die uoblueroiente gbre
Su Sbeilo osemoroer. BON Den Demotraten oes Darfe
gountp Diitritts abermals als Ganoibat fur ben
5taatsienat ernannt all tuerSen.
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Sbreiben pes Abtb. Gbomas Gwins
Iber cen
3uitanO beS QanOeS uno Die 2age oer
Hartbeien.
Mn ben Ndtb. Sbomas gming, 2ancaiter, Obio
Columbus, o., ben 2. Musuit 1869.

Columbus, o., Den 2. MusuI 1869.
9n ben adtb. Sbomas guins, 2aneaiter, Obio
@ertber Serr! = Wir slauben ni9t i'm Srrz
tbum Su 1ein, menn mir annehmen, baB 3u ber ge=
senpdrtisen 3eit Die GatbiAage Der beiten Mdnner
los? = Was tperben bic 2rdfte, meld1e iebt unerer
materielen MDblfabrt uno unern Snititutionen ent.
aegen fteben, norausli1tlid belpirfen? - Was lit
bic phidt bes 8ireers in elmer 10 unsew6bnlihen.
|uneemilien unb beunrubi igenben Sage Der Stnae?
uno nie fann er bieie Yfitt am beften erfaen penn
Die Mnrffeine tpelfe einit 1einer 3uneguna d) er-
freut ieine Mdtung bernorgerufen nnb ieine Shrtte
aeeitet baben, bcinabe Dertpildt 1in0! Dies fn0
Tragen. tpelhe lid ieoer aufri4tise unb benfenoe
Wlann tdelid felbit borleet. Inter beien umitdn.
ben nebmen mir uns Die 5reiheit, sic I'M einen 6fz
Ielbit ON beften 5uiaaenben Beie 3u eriuden. gs
1T gang notiirlh bab mir oieies Mnfnnen an einen
D1ann fteaen, heiien ausnebmeHoe Jdbi9feit, 9r0Be
grfabrung unb unabbdn9iaer @barafter Die fiterite
8arante bieten, baB iein 9fatb Der ernen ueberles
gune fener Ganbsleute tpiirbie Iein un6 einen be-
6eutenoen unb wobltbdtsen ginfluB ausiiben miro.
Sn Der Soffnune, bab sic uniern Wunid erfiqen
weroen, perbleiben mir nit ben beten Wuniden fir
Sbr ferneres Slid uno Woblbefinoen, Sbre Jreunoe
uno eeboriamen Diener, ed -.ua-a
- - 3"5'T r.s.1s~. II gBm. g. SuIIipant
s. s. Bartlett, 1g7a
ig:a sIiha 49, u. Wcgop, 94t
H;e Hsl5a& Sfaac gberlp,
80 stra5.a@s Ja.C Y. Sapben, #ta
r35aiEg1ra msa5i a5 Sobn st. Sames,
&3a 5EfaGlE2 q .. @wpnne, 72h"
G 1HJ3t a.r# E %. g. &idIp,
IS lsJ .aa4!5 % m. Steinbarser,
s.s !. 5a.rs Sames s n : aiisoarn. s
as .7as.foE a2fl,ag 20 8. Mitboff
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S96ne 3uitdnbe. Sic seiflasenen @tofes-
2eute ereifen ieBt gu per8peiielten Mitteln, UNI
Stofes. Der lidb gesentudrtis in Waibinston auf.
zines Militdrresments in 5ennefiee au perlsitsn.
StoIi our Beeriinouna eines 10 erorbtanten Yer-
lanaens 5u liefern sn Der @esenb BON Sepmour
i'm Gounip 3utberforo oertreben fe iebt bic Neser
BON ben Ylantasen. auf benen biee sesen einen Sc.
pinnanthel orbeiten. Da Die BhonSer burd Elm
loI6ss gsrfahren nod mshr perleren als Die Neeer,
10 1T es offenbar, oaB balelbe nidt BON rebelen"
auseeben fann. Gin befannter Yhan5er. beiien Ne-
ger man pertrieb,n bat, uno Der an 800 Yallen
8aunmole erntet, bat idb mad Noihpi0s beseben.
um @aub sesen bieie rraoifaltn" GeauIatOren
Su iuden. Aub i'm County GUNNER treiben oieel.
ben ibr lnpeien. @ouberncur Senter bat eine lSro.
flamotion erlaIIen, Die peleft einise @irfuns bas
ben miro, aber Die YHanSer tperoen nabribein!ib
Ielbft arrangements 5u ihrsr. Saus rehsn riilisn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-10
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, O., August l0.-The case
of General Young, Supervisor of Isternal
Revenue, is now in progress in this city.
The doors are closed to reporters. There
are rumors abroad that fourteen charges
have been preferred against the Super
visor; that General Young demanded the
privilege Of having the testimony pub
lished, but the demand was refused. A
threat, it is said, accompanied the re-
fusal, that in case reporter was present,
Young would be denied the privilege of
cross-examination. A Photographic re-
porter has attended all sessions Of the
Examining Board, but it is understood
the report he is preparing is for the use
of the Commission. 1t is rumored also
that on being refused permission to have
the testimony published, Young prepared
dispatch to Mr.. Delsns, asking the
privilege of publication, the dispatch
be offered the Board to be sent by them
They not only refused to send it, but
would not allow Young to send H.
Assessor Shaw, Of the Second District,
is to come in next for ais share. The
exact nature Of charges is not kn own.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-10

inc LEDGER rather than trust his impre.ss,,
sious on the subject, we think he will
find ma about as consistent as it is re-
CURED by the custom of the day one
should be.
Now, if the editor of the appeal is
disposed to be as honest as the custom OF
the day, we would inform him that he is
a long way off from Christianity, and, as
a preacher, should not be allowed to
pray in public.
This ex-minister and ex-imperialist
doesn't covet the reputation Of being as
consistent as the best, but is as much SO
as is required by custom. Well, that
will do. The excuse, we presume, is
sufficient.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-10

Sevier-Lpvman. Conservative.
Sullivan j ohm Slack, Conservative.
Smith-Jones, Conservative.
Shelby--S. II. Jones, H. Townsend,
Conservatives.
Union--James Ledgerwood, Conserva-
tive.
Wilson-G. Fl. Glenn, Suffrage Repub-
lican; A. W. Cox, Conservative.
Warren-S. s. Colville, Conservative.
White-Geo. P. Huntington, Conserva.
tive.
Williamson-A,ha Thomas, Conserva-
tive.
Washington-W. Smith, Conservative.
Weakley-W. B. Caldwell, Conserva-
tive.
The Banner says: ut will be seen
that only two Senators Of the last General
Assembiy-Messrs. Keith and Nelson,
both liberal Republicans = were re.
elected. Nor does the name of q single
Proscriptionist appear on the list. The
Suckers are evidently not wanted in the
Senate. Only some five or six extremists
we're elected to the House. There is q
fair sprinkling of Suffrage Republicans,
but Conservatives are largely in the ma
iority,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-10
BY TEL E G. R A P Il
LATEST TO NOON TO-DAY.
Dispatches to the Southwestern Press
Association.
NEW YORK.

New York, August l0.-The President
and Secretary Fish left last evening for
Washington.
In the Superior Court, judge Cardase,
yesterday, delivered an opinion in the
case Of certain parties, against the Mer'
chants Union Express Company, argued
before him three months since, denying
the application to remove Mr.. Allen, the
Receiver, and appoint a successor.
The steamboat st. John, on her up
ward trip, Saturday night, collided with
collier just above the Highlands. The
shock was quite severe, throwing the pas
seugers out of their berths. Fortunately,
the steamer received little damage.
The siamese twins arrived last even
ing.
Brick Pomeroy intends to run for State
Senator next winter.
A meeting of the railroad managers
was held in Boston to-day to take action
relative to competition in freight to
the West. Among other measures taken
on the Susquehanna railroad war was the
issue here of orders to sheriffs along the
line Of road to enforce decree OF court
and assist Fisk in his duties IS receiver.
Similar action was taken at Albany. The
upshot OF the whole case at present is
that the Albany party have the most men,
but the Fisk party, thus far, have been
the most successful, as their Superinten-
dent is running the road.
The Suns correspondent has had an
interview with John Quincy Adams. The
latter will accept the Democratic nomi-
nation for Governor of Massachusetts, if
nominated, though he does not desire il.
he approves of Secretary Fishs foreign
policy. but does not favor territorial ex-
pansions. He thinks the Democrats will
soon control the Southern States, that the
Fifteenth Amendment is invalid, that
signs of dissolution are apparent IN the
Republican ranks, that the Democrats
should accept negro suffrage and other
inevitable results of the war, and nomi-
nate John T. Hoffman for President.
DR.. Goldmarck, who was implicated
in the revolutionary affairs of ls4S, and
who some time ago returned to his native
land, has entered into contract with the
hungarian Minister, for the defense of
the country, for the manufacture of ten
million cartridges for the Hungarian
army.
The steamer Germania, which left
here on the 81, was lost off Cape Race
with 10000 dollars in specie.
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Special Notices.

Positively No Cure. No Pay. The follow
ing diseases are warranted cured by the use Of
DIR. Forrest h Co.'s Juniper Tar," Coueh,
Group. Hoarsenoss. Sore Throat. Splitting Of
Blood, Asthma. Bronchitis. Lung Diseases.
Scrofula. Ulcers. Old Sores. Erysipelas. Pains
and Soreness in the Breast. Back or Limbs.
Assesses. Burns and Wounds. Piles. Itch.
Sore Feet or joints. letter. Scald Head. Milk
crust. Earache, Toothache. Catarrh in the Eyes
or Head. ordinary Deafness and Gathering in
the Ears.
N. B.-The only genuine and original article
has yellow labels. with white imprinted wrap
per. such as has been in use fer six years. Take
no other. Try it; If not satisfied, return the
empty bottles and your money will be re-
funded-fifty cents.
GOODYEAR Il FALLS,
1897 Wholesale Agents. 2Sl Main st.
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THE BEST EXCUSE UNDER THE
CIRCUMSTANCES.

The editor Of the appeal, in endeavor-
ing to excuse himself from the charge
made on yesterday that he had very
la,terly been a warm advocate Of impe-
rialism, says be was fool then, but since
has learned better. We would like TO
know if this Solomon qaill-driver has
found out that be was once a fool how it
"a beis not one still. Bat to break bis
headloDg leap over the LEDoFR office, be
states further, as an excuse, and goes on
70 remark in the same connection:
If the present editor viii look little
csrafully 70 what We actually did say in
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-10
FOREIGN.

MADRID, August ga fresh conspira
cy has been discovered in this city,
Numerous arrests have been made, in
GLIDING seventeen gen darms. Thirty
arrests have taken place at Burgos. The
leader Of the Csrlist bands in Leon has
been taken prisoner and shot.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-10
A G A II ID

AS THE RESPECTIVE FRIENDS OF
"A John D. Elliott, William Elliott and John
D. Adams, President of the Memphis and Ar.
kansas River Packet Company, we have set
tied, to the satisfaction of all parties. the trade
in White river. by giving to the Elliott Bros.
Tuesday Of each week to leave Memphis, and
said John D. Adams Thursday and Satu, day Of
each week. A. M. BOYD,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-10
rI1NnrsAL NorICE.

Tho friends and acgaaintances Of James and
Ellen Holman are respectfully invited TO attend
tho funeral Of tho latter from tho residence Of
her hu,band, 79,S Robinson street. to Calvary
Cemetery. tomorrow morning at nine o'clock.
Services at 81. Peters chsrch.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-10

Eer York Aoney-Augustlo, IL am.
Governments are steady with no material
change. Sterling Exchange dull at ll0l
for si1ty-dsy bills. Money on call per
cent. Gold carrying ct per cent, with
a dull market.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-10
DISSOLUTION.
Confederate Soldiers Picnic
James Park, Aug. Ell.

THE REFRESHMENT AND MUSIC
Il Committees are now open to the reception
of bids for privileges and services. until the
18th of August, when parties making the same
will be notified of their reception or rejection.
The privileges of the ground will DO let to the
highest bidder, and the services OF musicians
accepted at the most reasonable rate. Two
privileges ON the ground will be let out (tb
parties so renting having the right to establish
as many stands as may suit them) and are
known as bar and restaurant; the former SELL
ing brandies. whistles. wines. ales, beers,
lemonade. tobacco and cigars the latter, eat
ables, CONNECTIONS. fruits, soda water. ice
cream, and lemonade-no liquors being in
cluded.
Parties making bids FOL. the rights Of bar or
restaurant will address . Refreshment Com
mittee of Confederate Picnic" care Appeal
office; and those for music. Music and
Ground Committee" care Ledger Office,
Fl. MQ0DE. Chairman,
Y. L. JAMES, Secretary. 40. cod IA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-10

Nep York COttOH-August 10, IL an.
Lower grades are 10 more request for ex.
port contracts; for future delivery,
strong, and the principal feature in the
market. Sales at all ports yesterday,
2s5; do. receipts, 267; receipts at New
York, 722.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-10

No Cure, No Pay stones Tonic Syrup
cures Chills and Fever. or money refunded.
Sold by M. ROSE, 81 Main street. 1897
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-10

The Healing Pool.-An essay for young mon
on the crime of solitude. and the diseases and
abuses which create jmpediments to marriage.
with sure means Of relief Seat in sealed letter
envelopes. free of charge. Address. DR.. J.
Skillin Houghton. Howard Association. Phil
adelphia, Pa. 73-l5O
The New York herald., 1869-02-20
TINE FUNERAL o. SOL SMITH.

fFrom the ST. Louis Dispatch Feb. l6.l
The last sad rites In connection with the deceaso
OF the apove well-known gentleman took place thls
morning. At his late residence on Choutcau avenue,
between Eighth and Ninth Streets large concourse
OF people was assembled at ton O'Clock, for the pur
pose OF testying their respect 20 the memery OF tho
distinguished theatrical manager ana citizen.
Among those present We noticed Daniel q. Taylor,
Dr. A. Paul. Jonn q. Priest, Ben DC Bar Dr. Forbes
Mr.. bean, GeorgeJ Jones' and many others. Rev. Dr.
Elliot, OF the Unitarian Church, Ninth and Olive
streets, delivered brief and impressive service at
the house. The body was enclosed IN metallic
casket suitably inscribed ana was borne 20 Eelic-
fontaine Cemetery m hearse drawn BY pair OF
black horses. There were seven sons or tie de-
ceased present, oil of whom acted as pallbearers.
The funeral c0rtege LETT the house ~ hali-past ten
O'Clock. Prior 70 his decease Mr.. smith prepared
the following epifaph for his tombstone:-
SOL. SMITH,
Retired Actor
ls0i--lSCA.
"fsfea hui walking shadow; roor pleycr,
That struts and fretA hs hour upon The sla.c,
Aud then u heard niore.p
"All The wcrld's = sfrae,
And MI the men and women merely players"
EXIT SOB