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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-06

eastern department have concentrated
their forces nj Msyue and troops have lef
Santiago to attack them. A Eight had
occurred between the colored volunteers
and band of colored insurgents in the
neighborhood Of Santiago de Cuba, In
which seventeen Of the latter are re-
ported killed. eAAasl
The Captain General has recognized
Hehry G, Sail as United States Consul
Numerous arrests continue to be made.
Three hundred and fifty additional
troops have arrived at Talciaro. .ll sl 2
Itisreported here that General Deroda
replaces Count Valmasida in command
of the troops, but does not relieve Dulce
as Captain General. W ~ taAA ~ ~
A large force of cavalry have gone to
Cienfuegos, and battalion Of volunteers
is about starting for the same place.
There are reports here ofths landing OF
revolutionary expedition near the mouth
of Sagua Lagrano river. The Inhabitants
of the vicinity sunk the schooner in which
they came to prevent their escape, and
troops have been sent in pursuit En-
counters of troops with the insurgents
have taken place near Remedies, Sagua
Lagrane, Villa Clava, Cienfuegas and
Trinidad, but the results are not stated.
Lsborers are repairing the railroads at
such points as are deemed safe from the
attacks Of insurgents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-06
Grants Cabinet.

The names Of the new Cabinet have at
last been made known and we are not
left to speculate longer. The hopes and
fears of politicians have been placed at
rest The iaciturn man has, at the
proper time, made knownlto the Senate
of the United States who he should like
a. his advisers. 1t is said, that during
the time of speculation as to who would
be the men, that there was scarcely q
prominent man of the Radical party who
did not expect to be selected as Cabl-
net officer. No doubt great many are
exclaimiug this morning, with q gentle
sigh that will voluntarily break forth
from time to time, "how vain are all
things here below |" But the human
heart is susceptible to no DISAPPOINTMENT
10 this world. that time and circun-
stances will not cure. And, if Mr.. A. B.
cannot be first Cabinet officer, why, he will
accept the position of revenue collector,
or postmaster, or some other place where
he can be fed from the public crib.
Oh, how we apples do swim What a
time the Radicals will have now in hunt
ing after office; for rebels cant be
trusted again, they say. We would break
mn the Government should we Southesn
rebels get place once more, say the
disorganizing Republicans. That is as it
may be; but the Government must come
back to old Democratic principles before
we can have q settled state Of affairs in
the country, and, if we are not much
mistaken, President Grant has not for
gotten his early Democratic training and
the views held until he became o caudi-
date for bis present position. In reading
over the names of his Cabinet officers
and inquiring into their past lives, we
are led to hope and believe that the Rad
icals of the Ben. Butler stripe must stand
aside-that the Government will here
after be administered on q more just and
liberal basis. Grant declares that he ID
under obligations to no party for his ele'
walton to office, and intends to be Presi
dent of the entire people who elected him
We will under such circumstances, if be
intends to pursue such course, support
his administration heartily. The return
of peace requires that every man, North
and South, should stand equally before
the law as being part Of the Govern.
ment. Then indeed may we reach the
acme and glory of being the great repub-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-06
The County Trusfeeship.

We are grati6ed to observe that the
morning papers concur in the live OF
policy indicated in yesterdays LEDGER,
concerning the county election for
Trustee. The Appeal virtually admits
the correctness of our position, but still
thinks there is no vacancy, and that Mr..
Sears had no right to order an election,
and goes off on a legal tangent to argue
a question which pertains solely to the
courts. The Avalanche, on reasc-
ton, thinks there is no vacancy,
but one may be declared by a
judicial decision. and wisely adopts the
course ofihe LEDGER in urging the people
to vote for Mr.. Woodward, the only
Democratic candidate in the field. In
doing so 20 reflection can be cast upon
Mr.. Powers, for he has made good off,
Ger, as far as we know. But he has rea-
sons, satisfactory to himself and friends,
for not running at this election, aud as
his place may be declared vacant, We
hope in such an event that Mr.. Wood
ward will be his successor. The vote
cast to-day will not be very large, bat the
people, by working until the polls close
can defeat the Radical nominee.
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swapping womsn-Five Thousand Boot

swapping womsn--Five Thousand Boot.
A late number of the bingham (Ill)
Democrat speaks of couple of fellows
in that county who have been swapping
women-where father traded daugh-
ter to husband for his wife. This was
developed in the court Of that county last
week. 1t appears that at or near Mason,
preacher named Dietz traded his daugh-
to neighbor named Burns for his wife,
agreeing to give as boot between daughter
and wife FIVE thousand dollars.
In accordance with this trade, the hus-
band left the wife and took the daughter
off to St Louis, and the wife placed her
self under the care of the trading
preacher.
After Burns had frolicked around St.
Louis awhile with the daughter, he re-
turned to Mason and demanded his boot
money, which the reverend old scoundrel
refused to pay, and then Burns had him
arrested for seducing his wife.
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New York Cotton Market.
Special tn PUBLIC LEDGER, BY Southern Pacif
and Atlantic telegraph

Special to PUBLIC LEDGER, BY Southern Pacine
and Atlantic Telegraph.l
New YoRK, March 6, l0:40 p.-The
market opened frmer; holders disposed
to ask higher rates. Receipts for the
week here, $4,000 bales; receipts since
September lst here, 4sl 800; recoipts at
all ports since September LIST, l,673, 600.
Exported since September lst, 202, 700
bales; exported from all ports for the
week, 10000; exported from all ports
since September, 1921, 900. Stock on
hand here, 1900 bales; stock on hand
at all ports, 428,0o0. Exported this week
TO Bremen, IA bales; to Liverpool, 3082;
from all ports this week to Liverpool,
10000; from all ports this week 10 the
continent, 1900.
l0a.m,-Cetton frmer and advancing
ordinary, 264c; good ordinary, 27fc
low middling, 2Sfc good middling, 30fc.
ll:30 a.m.-Market about tie higher.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-06

river, scouting the country south from
the headwaters of that creek. General
e. A. Carr il to move south, locating ms
supply depot on the main Canadian, near
the l0lst meridian Of west Longitude,
thence moving south. Colonel Evans
moves also south from his present camp
on Mouuu ment creek, near the i00th
meridian. on the Canadian river, having
under bis com mand the Sd United States
Cavalry and a small detachment of the
37th Infantry, while Colonel Brooks
marches from the west toward the
same region, drawing his supplies
from Fort Stanton. The intention Of the
General commanding is to drive the hos
tile sayages toward ono common center,
until one or all of the commands can
reach and chastise them as they deserve,
or compel them to surrender and submit
N a settlement on their reservation on
the terms proposed by the Government.
Major Iuman, A. @. NJ, is now en- route
to General Sheridan's new supply depot,
located at the mouth of Sweetwater creek,
q tributary of the Elm fork Of the Red
river, with train of two hundred ana
fifty wagons loaded with forage and sub
sistence stores - supplies for Clusters
command. Supplies are being rapidly
forwarded from Forts Arbuckle aud GIb-
son. and the Indian campaign must be
brought to a close within the next two
months. 1t is to be hoped that this may be
final, and that the ridiculous farces called
treaties will be heard of no more. When
the Indians are taught, what every army
officer must learn, subordination to
proper authority, then, and not till then,
will hostiliiies cease. The 10th United
States cavalry, under Major Kidd, are to
be stationed at the new post to be estsb.
lished near the mouth of Medicine Bluff
creek, in the Kiowa and Comanche Re-
serve, with good animals, ready to strike
the Indians whenever they leave their
reserve. g- :,
After communicating with General
Carr's and Colonel Evans commands l
shall return to General Sheridan's head
quarters, when shall write again.
la. COY.
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New York Money Market.
Special TO PUBLIC LEDGER. by Southern Paci
and Atlantic telegraph

Special to PUBLIC LEDGER. by Southern Pacifs
and Atlantic Telegraph
New York, March 6, 1925 pm
Gold, 1909. Bonds of 81, ll6f sos
so, 1857; "a, ll4a; IS, 1861; new
5-2Os-'65, llS5; 81, ll3; '68, lI3;
lO-40s, 1863; Pacific Skies, l02. Gov.
ernments dull, with a slight decline.
Sterling exchange dull and unchanged,
at l0Sa for prime sixty-day bills. Gold
market unsettled-bears realizing.
II s.m.-Gold, 1909 Wells, Fargo
& Co. g Express 303; American Express,
42t; Adams Express, 81; United States
Express, =; Merchants Union Express,
Ia; Quicksilver, 233; Canton, 50; Pa
cifc Mail. 99i; Western Union TeIe-
graph, 1863; New York Central, 1864 !;
Erie, -; Hudson, 1876; Reading, 89S
Chicago and Alton, 1856; Chicago and
Alton preferred, 1885, Toledo, Wabash
and Fort Wayne, 65t; Toledo, Wabash
and Fort Wayne preferred, n; St. Paul,
GAY; St. Paul preferred, 76a; Fort
Wayne, III; Ohio and Mississippi, 32s I;
Michigan Central, ll7f /; Michigan
Southern, Gag; Illinois Central 1879;
Cleveland and Pittsburg, e8B CLEVELAND
and Toledo, l04; Rock Island, l244 /;
Chicago and Northwestern, 805; Chi
cago and Northwestern preferred, e9s.
Market heavy, with disposition to sell.
Gold market has advanced in conss-
quence of the bears realizing largely.
Exports to-day, $4,000.
1870 am.-Tennessee bonds - Old,
81 to 61s; sales, CIT; new, 555 to sc
sales, sc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-06
FOREIGN.

LONDON, March 6.-The English and
French journals warmly eulogizs Gene
raj Grants inaugural address, and argue
that the paragraph on foreign policy in
dieates peace
The Liberfe publishes a report Of The
death Of the Pope. but it is discredi,ed
HATAxA, March Con Thursday Of
las, week the rebel Brigadier General
Orosa, was taken prisoner aud brought
to Ssgua, where be was shot on the fol-
lowing Saturday. The insurgents 10 the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-06
General Markets.

Special to PUBLIC LEDGER by Western Union
telegraph ~ rs -. ~,
New YoRK, March s, 1890 p. m. Gold,
1907. Cotton demand fair; low mid
dlings, 2sfc; middling, 30}c; Orleans,
29ac; uplands, 2sic; Mobile, 29ac.
NEW ORLEANS, March 6.-Gold, 1871.
Cotton demand fair and prices firm; up
lands, 2sac; sales, 800 bales. New York
sight, ! prem. sss 8v h
LIvERPooL, March G., p.m.-Cotton
demand active at full prices; uplands
aAoat, l2fd; on spot, l2b; Orleans, l2sd.
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Special Notices.

A Man OF Thousand-A Conservative
Cured.-DR. II. JAMES, a retired Physician
Of great eminence, discovered while in the East
Indies, a cure fer Consumption and Bronchitis.
The remedy was discovered By him when his
only child was given up to die. His child was
cured, and Is now alive and well. He will sopd
therecipe. containing full directions for making
and successfully using this remedy. free, on re-
ceipt Of two stamps 10 pay expenses. There Is
does not at once take hold of and dissipate.
Night sweats. peevishness. irritation Of the
nerves, failure of memory. difficult expeetora-
ton, sharp pains in the lungs. sore throat.
chilly sensations, nausea az the stomach. mac
ton CT the bowels, wasting away Of the muscles,
~ The writer will please state the name Of
the paper they see this sdyer tisement in. Ad-
dress CRADD0CK 4 CO..
- 1892 Race St. Philadelphia, Penn.
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Hon. I.c. Rrsekinrides.

From the Frankfort YeomAn. 2d.l
Ia the fortnight 10 which General
Breckenridge has been in the United
States the most scrutinizing Radical
paper has found nothing upon which to
hang q complaint. In fact, bis move
ments have been so uniformly marked BY
q desire to preserve the most complete
privacy that enterprising journalism has
been forced to invent aud publish an &C
count Of an imaginary dinner given him
BY the Manhattan Club, New York, in
order TO meet the public demand for
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-06
Liverpool Cotton Market.

Special to PUBLIC LEDGER, BY Southern Pacific
and Atlantic Telegraph
E LIVERPOOL, March 6, Ills a.m.-The
market opened irmer, but not quotably
higher; middlng uplands, I'D on spot
and I'D to arrive; Orleans, Ibid; esti-
mated sales for the day, Is. 600 bales.
l p.m.-The market is active, and
prices have advanced middling sp-
lands, l2@l2sd on the spot and It'd
aAoat; Orleans, l24@l2ad; sales,
10, 600 bales. Aa e
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-06
London Money ararket.

Special to PUBLIC LEDGER, BY Southern Pacific
and Atlantic Teleeraph.1
LONDON, March 6, ll:l5 a.m.-Five
twsnties, s3a; Erie, 24a Consols. 925
Illinois Central, 81. Bonds in Frank
fort, 86a.
l p.m.-Five-twenties, s3a; Erie, rs
Consols, 92b; Illinois Central, 97}.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-06
BY Ell E G. RAP Il
LATEST TO NOON TODAY.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March ga Cabinet
meeting has been called for eleven
clock tomorrow. All the members
will be present except Hoare and Cox.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-06
From the Indian Territory-Latest about
the Red Skins.

Correspondence of the st. Louis Republican,
CAMP SUPPLY, IspIkE TER..l
February "a. lS69 J
left General Sheridan's headquarters
on the morning of the 10th instant, en-
route for General Cars camp, located
on San Francisco Creek, a tributary Of
the north fork of the Canadian river,
noted on most OF the maps as Union
Greek, and on others as Skull Greek.
On the night previous to my leaving,
General Custer returned from his fruit
less search for the Cheyenne Camp. hsv-
ing travelled from General Sheridsn's
camp. near the mouth Of Medicine Bluff
Creek, at the eastern extremity of the
Wacbits Mountains. about one hundred
and sixty-fve miles weq, finding trails
fresh, and all Indians going rapidly south
and west, toward the head waters Of Red
river, and the Siaked Plains There
are now about two hundred lodges
Of Cheyennes, ninety lodges OF ArHps
hoes and sixty lodges Of Comanehes on
the warpsih, together with q few Plains
Apaches, q few Kiovas and the Dog
Soldiers" under Tall Ball, chief of the
band. numbering in sll about one thou
sand warriors. General Custer il now
under orders 70 move west with his regi.
menf. the 7th Unifed States Cavalry, and
the lslh Kansas Volunteers, under Col
onel Crawford, 10 Elm Fork Of Red
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-06

cough.-Ko Cure, No Pay.-FoRRrsT's Ju-
xIPKR TAR is warranted 70 cure Cough, Group,
price positively refunded. Instantaneous re-
lief produced. Tryit. Ifnot satisfied. return
the empty bottles and get your money back.
GOODYEAR a FALLS. E1 Main ST.. Agents.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-06

Essays for Young nen--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. 1873
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a CARD.

4 CLERGYMAN, while residing in South
America as a missionary, discovered a safe
aui simple remedy for the cure Of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary
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Address, JOSEPH f. INMAN,
Station ID, Bible House,
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ENJOY or want of Poser and all weakness arisip z
from errcssos ~ IuiisoretIDn, resulting IN In.s
q memory, unpleasant dream, weak nerves.
heaIscAo, nervous trembling, general sssituIe,
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It will not recover without help. Unjust be Ia.
Wsofated and siren gthensd, 70 enable the suffer.
d 70 fuldll the duties Of life
This medicine has been to'tod f1r many years,
ana It IL warranted certain ure ~ matter
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tie, Or SIX bottles for Eve i uiiafs.
Sold by oil Druggists
II you cannot pc0cure il send n statement q
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honesty and efficiency into every branch Of
the public service. Democrats were slow
Of belief aud were confident that Gen. Grant
with all bis boosted judgment as to men
would prove to be human and fail TO re
deem the extravagaut pledges made fol
him BY some Of his friends. He has nov
been President about a month, aud enough
is developed to show that the public who
have conhded in these exrayagant assuraf
ces must begin to expect dsaPPo'niTn,",
The following article from the Ch'cea,, ,,r.,,.
is gad commentary on Gen, hfaa, .r!,;.Gs
ness and the morality ofrepuD. d" ', ~, 3D.
After all II il pr9babe rha' 'D'.9 VI 'u'
same difficulties which ~
so annoyed Johuson .l.-,
we ""' ,t,',he confident eEpectIon that
many ,...'' ,''gJali be able to reform, ut "A
''" "."" glance, even a majority Of the
'Il'." nirr which the pnbic service groans,
o. bundled on an crroncJu, estimate Of the
,.'4rc Of his duties aud the extent Of bis
power. And W. shall not g. far in his al |
uini.tration without having occasion 10 point |
out the fact that, 10 enable him to do all
that has been claimed tina. be could and !
would DO, lac must have share Of sIperAp'
man wisdom. and that even such git
would not save him from being deceived and
betrayed in the character OF many IN whom
he will necessarily out bis trust. Tho truth
ia. Gen. Grant b. lust rs mach the slave Of |
the yiciou, ard dstraccfrd system upon
which our national polite. are managed, as
INV one 0t his predecessors and though we
Do not doubt his anxiety % realise the most
.xtravnpant promises OF reform that hs
n.uds have made, the result will show that
he system includes the Presidential office,
hlch is then, IS the greater includes the
'ss, subordinate 10 it, IL is the system that
aust be attacked, and to It's downfall the
cople must look for relief We mean that
conventions as now called and
rgani2ed must be Abandoned for some plan
lat will represent though possibly family,
.e popular will, that tDOHce a certain tenure,
It'll the possibility Of promotion for good
ryices rendered, must be attached: that
e assumed right Of representatives in Con
.css 10 make the Executive appointments,
.ch from his own district, must cease 70 be
e. unwrttten law Of the land; aud that, in
looslng President the people may vote -,
r whomsoeyrr they please, by name and
IthOut the Intervention Of the present clec.
raj machircry-aIl 10 the end that power
ay bee brought nearer to the people, and
at all the existing rings, ciques, factions .
a rings withu.riugs, may be broken up,
I'd the Executive released from all the an a
,ylng, dangerous aud unnecessary re-. O
rant7 imposed upon him. The usagcs and {
additions of party, 30 far rs they look to
e distribution Of the spoi,s as the chief OBJ. 7,
ct Of political victory, must be broken :
,wu before even General Grant can be call.
a free man, aud the era Of public plum.
r be brought TO a close.
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words "Holoway, New York and London" are
disceruablo as Water mark in every leaf Of tho
book Of directions around each pot or box the
same can be plainly seen by holding tho leaf to
the light. A handsome reward will be given t.
any one rendering such information as may lead
to the detection Of any party or parties counter
feitlng the medicines or vending the same, know
ing hem 10 be spurious
- Sold at the mandatory Of Professor II T.
LowAT, so Maiden Lane, Ncs York and by all
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throughout the civilized world.
Va There ID mountaineering by taking the
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n. b. Directions for the guidance OF patients
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GRANT WILL MED FoRBRARAECE.

President Johnson was rouudly abused
because he did not vanish dishonesty and
incomPetency from the public service, and
the tenure ofotice act was passed to punish
him for his alleged failure to reach this high
standard of official perfection. Whils Gran,
was candidate, and after he was elected,
the country was assured that he would ipfuse
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-05
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH
EVERY MAN
HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.
HOllOway's Pills,
HOLLOWAY'SOINTMENT
Disorders Of tie stomach, Liver and
Bowels,

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euces the health ordisease Of the syitem- -Sbused
or debiIitatcd by Indigestion, offensive
breath and physical pro'trn'ion are the natural
sequences. Allied So the brain, it is the
source Of headaches, mental depression, nervous
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becomes affected and generates bilious disorders,
pains n the side, dc, The Bowels sympathifo
by Costivoness, Dauhua and Dysentry. The
princip al action Of these PIls il ON the stomach
ard the liver, luu 90, bowels and kidneys pMtici-
pate in their peratlyr and regcneTati'e oleT.
agia
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