davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-07-03

inc cst'lscaHDg n0teA
Coupons Of two yeaFs nVc per cent Treasury
nose., separated Iron the notes Of which tney con-
Es!tnt I'd part, are Of no VAiue EXCEPT when pre-
senteh ftr redemption with the notes % nhteh
Tue Tive Itr cent notes except by government
ofcer authorized to redeem Them Al maturity.
notes u bonds otlles than 1re per cent notes.
FRACTIONAL cCRkHscr.
Drfacr,, fri ct,o,a, notes II whn1e are not con
siilcrcd as inntinti when prcat.n;ed ior redernp-
f,nn nnr "a nm atId.ntir ,crrJ1enf,f tjmInntinn
rrJnr.nr The nn,r - nnt ,nore than nnefenth nf
II, lie 1cga,11rd nj a rnntiia.,nn "
i. FSaEnsnu oi 4 note viii not be redeemed
nhless II shal! he clearly sFa.h. mat the5 eonsu,
iuE olc hAu " i1Iore oi tne n!l"inai Iott' AZ
nhGn sIse note, ny ~ e,st ~ i hu VII ~ w te
ute!sGa ~ p!opnftoh 70 Lne "nue Huts, IecAGhsnS @ ~
Is1nad ~ .ns ~ tbn,s Ie' oeN' oo''' "A'ea NIL "
Mnt.al,o.a e 1han one.ea.H WI a,4a, pe nlSte
Rasaeh uuIess taaeausnt' 't Az ~ n,!;auon ;stn.i
NklcA otslo3s iaole thau oue-tentu tns otlElual -.
notc VIZ Iennec the lsaetnpaoa ta!oe .! tne nuie
" one n1!n ,te ince salae oi, taFeeceit oo<c.
ut ene-lhlro ~ anenM saius. ..,, =,
= ftnR1naLs " 'I1ee.ctn. aoss NJ ~. t,m nc
icaetnea uuseaa saeh ~ sd 'uAs
" ~, uo.e III ~ ", ,os,
hutlAtta uotts toI " uuss .ts
tE " hltns u not ICES tuau tiuee uoiAta W lit1
oT'9tnal fs1ae- .-,..-:.-.
H. CURRENCY NOT Ar1nA1En.
In GENERAL. good currency Is Eedeemab!e In nr~
tnrdance with The conditions printed upon each
note
UNITED STATES KnTEA
Assistant Irea6uFrrs and DePoslforles ate e.
notes which are init for cirrrlation. when lhe
same shall te presented for redemption or e1-
change
TIE Department Fiji receive, II It's own ef-
I,shse, under the contract With Aaalns' Express
eompany. from any olllsef ol ne government
plYate pat ~ Or tollolaLon, uotf6 Wnicn are ~ nu-
t!'ated or !n aay way unit for Circulation, notes
Q! the denomination 9! nity dollars and notes
The acts Of Frur1,nIY Is AMI i11y r! 1sGs ,,rovl1e
R,.eu I,rI ae4elo az 70 AMOUNT anu moue OF Hans'
iniSslon. ---
Al, ,,.ct,ana, .n,n.nc~ ,,, ] ,.,;,,,,, sh,,,, y,
rctteemrd hx my sx,stani TreasnreT n1,fesirnn ~
led 1enostarF ~ he Tni;es s,s;ss ar n n SaiInnaf
snie. na1in ~ ~ LIZ no1 sn 1asa
1han tIrec Jn7,Sra A1100' - 03'A-' '4'' 'so7
= ncfarc I,einH nrescnted for ,edcrn,tlun the
ts5ucs&Ehteh nIn easti, isstng1iahed eern fssne
Iu,sf I've a1soT4ct hr snnnn1tnaftnne ana encJosaS
ntnnfh. csch s,ran n fhe ss9e ~ thr tsno, EI
Hini, r-,s+ ~. r. ~, , h-,nI.a " % o, ~ ~
s.o us M "he a1r ,nss noJ w. " 1ne
.,h III th ,'n,1h hnr M - n,ocasi aai Iannr's
I'm c,aaied ~ ~ ,nd 1h , ~ nT ths
~ 1he en,tr,c tanosit rms, he secnIe1r done u,
IN on nacI ns.e "nH 1non ~. v,anncr ,Hc Iaia ~
:rSI, th ,enErt nnr1nsx.I apnpt ,ha p., VI "
~" s"s , np. - sI ~ I'm ~, se n"1ne u
deemed, snd pacxaxes viii be pa,d Tor IN lawful
q Mns ns n 5n a., ats in e qreT p, A. to
n rsa 1nr sz5 se caa te @ eeuad I'D %
upon-
I'LL NODE oF TRANSMISSION:
When naTtSs making rsm;tanees ~, & y L. sise
I.frad nn,,i xrrh ,E,tscax 10 tttrT1ssad cccn1,a
n:c.l i, satisfactory description Of tie package
CLAIMED. -
J. nTsst AZ p ;s % nienae or 5ssmon
u. C."
, 1869-07-03
Fek4tlA Passed OttrDlks
EcAeid Desuaseh to The Cti.ato Tribune

speeii Despatch to The CLi-aso Tribune
DKrRcE, Jaiy &
poES-Pror4 p.dbt. Lawtrree. 81 Paul OncidA
Toledo, Jay. Gould, WenoEa, PhIadctphtz. Wabash.
ThsA. H. Hcpss; hriE stardaEt
Ep-Prurs Idaho, AQEanf Richmond, Bradbury.
Comet Emrirc STATE: ha7ks Naomi. De-osa. Jesele
Dsuun,ond, schrs Aidnixht, Summit. Colonel Csokc
AtbenIan, Eunsidea, Gallatln- Cct7rspardtnt J. =.
Tas!or.
NNp-Sorsh.
, 1869-07-03

1s SMtkE.7hs shstp nos5sss e,nt.Eues ~ .nd U:
css,idecAhly IN eaetes OF al demands, I'D Gie.ai
rutclet FrIuaic In tic rens uEsoId t}ood 70 eh9frt
f-c:. Z. e. .nn41m,
, 1869-07-03

s1.e;sl Dt,pstch " The Chicago Ttib7ne-
NKw YoHk JulJ =
Fre,shts-Sapoo bu wheat ai sk9SSd TO tiser!.oo1: !:
I3n he4 = Cd - Liverpool AID 500 heis o5tt
l.. "a $rT M
, 1869-07-03
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
FOREIGN Markets.
YNNElAI

Foreign Markets.
YE1ASclA1.
Et:,cd S.aket - bSrdA E1a..
Loxpox. ,Jli. s-Ercnfak.
Ceato. ea'.: - bcadt S.ie: aId stea1y Al IL, d.
.: fsasA4est, se'4~s6: E::c!.et. Et:z. is Cec. IS
COMMERCIAL
LTcIr--o1- .JGlr e-lI:l5 l. n.
f1huT- - Vhe4s. rrc. n %4l1St I'D: Whit, s. Lid
C.-L II tur tia: Es tor Lew.
fetE. sRL Lard. lis, -..-
i1sEnt.ooI. @ly c-l:O It.
Ws.s. t1d. {, t1d@ul: whit. IL C.,=. IS IL To-
old; - s. Ier ceH.
.... LIvEETcol- July
T't:ef-Sxlcf .cr TIE week. ls nto bales. q which
fatc wtr~ IL resnE: I'D 1lHp ss-ec!.; a. St ek
rtt A:t1 At I.n baft- Vi tirll l-ths1 f.p the
Lo;trd S.l:ts Stock t.1uod - IL. p o.LtH,
tais. which "a 40 A1e American: AaTke today
Bind" t:.Hc- tEtdd4Sk .ct!A1dA E43: Uvif.eA fa4d
a1s- LOO EalteL fE:2. sEd .aG1es 4: AAcekeste.
6:E-eT 1t httte- rs.ers
B;c.dsuits-4altsornis vkte wheat 1o.: sea Wet.
e " s. I'd t'oGs. - C. Ca:1- ~ ~ for oli:
Fp.k sa Bee, 90 L4-d- Il. 81 Chee.e, e.. BAa,n.
Csare. tetd c. .......
Losoos, Js1rs
liz sts-d Oh. E1 ls4
S:raf GUILT = ID
CAi1ut:a H7sed. Gl II ~
AS*wEF. J1.r1
Prt,u!es.e, CIT
hTEE J-ly .
, 1869-07-03
MEDICAL.

70 THE
Nervous and De-
bilitated,
RHoK aTFERnes HAVE BEEI
Plohacted from Hidden Causes,
Whose Cases Require
Prompt Treatment
RENDER EXISTENCE DESIRABLE.
-.. .......,. ...........- .-.-............
.....
.,,.,...,,, ,.,a,,.
,u.,.
-, ,,x,.. ..,.,. ....,,,. .., ,s,, .,,
,s.. ,,1, ,;,,,.. r,o,,,, .i-+>, =, r,,,,..
r. ,;f,, H., "a, u{., T., h. ,ct =, ~. +, eAt .,v
t-,,, av,,,,.,, u+.1, ,.,,
=, ,rn,. .,s,- n-o.,n Ar r..,,..., 1.,,c,r.
..,,t..,, ~. ,7> shall
......-., ,....--,.,-.,..-,.,,.
- Fs' w 'o' 's' ~ ~ ''o4'@' - Way
1efotes e'sosa' i'a1 a@s1 "eih' 5o'.s AAes7 "eaA-
and haSe oSs h':e apsfss. aod saa s'soa1e 'lns ~
dErrct~s1 CT liver easlrlalnt:
Now, reader eeK7abuee. vene-eL dseates Ads cured
and i sxctst arc al eAp4Le Of rfedueicg weak.
,s,..,.:~c o-c.r, rh, o-s4,, ~ scrc...
...., ,,. ,s, NJ, -,
think tEat .ho<e told defiant. energetic. pcr-eveHIe
tueees4itl b2uncss men alwA5t otc whose geuesa
tlre organ, At Il perfect hcs..h1 You hess saca
naen capl.n Of heIus melancholy Of rctrouaacsA Of
rnrtt.,iou Ct tue heart They are nevss h'r.!a tatF
csEros <eeed In bukneas: they daas become sad aaa
cI.cctrsEca ttT A:c AHtyt rcle aud Pleasant IN ted
een1sES ef laaA". ard box roo and them FtSas II sAe
, 1869-07-03

PrY Colorado B9la 8 ooS bu whest Lsa) btts d'ur.
Sehr jchn JeWett E1ss 6,s4usw. Gest hu ousu.
Rehf Dazzling VATe~ DsHoEo. 1871 b0 eoFa-
Rehf a4h11tte, Ru3alo 100 b corn.
seor Naf5 Helen, Whtaha1 u bra bct IN sra r.cF.
, 1869-07-03


NEW YORK STATE vOLESTEKR INSTITUTE.
Corner ot F1hav and Seventy -sI1thss Central PARK
"a HONE AND SCHOOL FUR THE SONS OF DE.
CEASED SOLDIERSJ
DE- H. 7. fiKLxbokD.
Two bet:1sa cE.F ot ths package Of your valuable
B4e.:u resented IL The Institution have bera nsrh By
tie ehdrn. aad with perfect In II: case CT
or Little Leu:eIa1;, H. j., h r-de Is no loIerr n3si
scc snd hc IL Tcc ua The daly morning. aoa.htaa4 Of
the chamber who ha5 tha-Ee nf he bedding feel
that nowite Ct the resul: Ct cor Ct your Baeau
With the children rrder charge Enay eave ra1ny \
Superintendent and MA:rol Ct Bo4-1laS Schools md
AFs!tGs g-eA: aaia--t Of annoyzate; and many q
p%1 child H1EttiEs nore fsrm weakueas t1Aa truI
habit tr.5 te gard punishment that Is tn't knowing
it Il weakness iH.iead cf tast:} Eoet ua;u,ttF In
alc.ed ETon them Ih4rftus Ycu on behalf Of the cEa
dren. and hsrirS otheu NAY b like benefited
L III respectfully yopr4.
COL. YOUNG,
General Superintendent aat Diteetoc.
Jult Ii, I5s8.
, 1869-07-03

Ihe Eo''on .'arertu-s publishes lis nsusus
s'aterIeri q the seut'aaaua! dividends narahlc
in that city during the latter ta51 Of tnr nres,n,
month and the first OF July rhe xrrrs-.,c
a1nounr payable on The va-ioss ciasses of s.orss
and secu1iics Is sls,s3,o', coalhcsah,e de-
e1case from the January DIVIDEND Tn,s amonnt
Is divided az follows:
RAILROAD dtidends u1 d1s
AArataetEricE I.l-:ap
tntcscst on lond1. T.dASa1
tt1eE n
, 1869-07-03
COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EVENING, July
The following tables chow the rcoe1pts md eaip-
ment1 Of produce for the p1st twens- -four hours:
EzcEu7s FOE TILE FAST TWENTY -rJrK uoCEA'
, 1869-07-03

HXxApE1C1FA
IbeSt VIZ NnAWcd spsealAt1on Ia 6ouf and wheat,
GalE2y % HstarH Wne1; viii sqsae cal kag sKesyt,
, 1869-07-03
Tf>n Rr~N Anrr ~. Hnv~41s rnf

The Hrcndatnffa Movement.
TIE DudA!o Comrne7r1at 4 dreftiser eiTes the fol-
lowing a. the imports Of dour and gram into Buf-
1alo from the West, By lake and Grand Trunk RAIL-
Why. during The month OF JUNG In series Of
, 1869-07-03
SILVER PLATED WARE,
Gorhanl Manufacturing Company,
PROVIDENCE, RI
STERLING SILVER WARE,
AND
FINE EtFCTRO-PL ATEn WADE

This Company having the r.o4t extensive ana cntr,
paete Silver Factory In the World and employing
tse bets talent ta modelling and aniaaE
eu.led yrducr in laree Quantities aad ii the lowest
p1se.. koos btaat1l Il de.lxR aad tn hu
pnTity u & Atnt atr1y certiAeate IL lt.cJ with III
ac].s IN slret fr the Of protecting pu1rhMtrp
typtu limitations Of their dt+i.n4
They also cortinHe nAaufActuYt their Hel known
md uuriF A!td Silres Etc:1o- Plated Walr
Will la.t twenty Eve year. with fair everyday as4sr
Dr1eEs E,rstyfd from TIE tralr uly tAst {h.. -.ds
uAy * obtained sul r,rse,nsibe dcaess csesyu here
EHIf ~ for l.!,l
GSSL..%NJ for f1e-tfn-
anr,Sa s1,x, Pixie sssns3 a'2eo
, 1869-07-03
SPECIAL NOTICES,
For The Female Sex,

Oo the Ezrs and Abnxes toe.aent To;ssh and EaSy
Manhood With the humane view ct tc.nest Aad o1o.
sent By NAL irr. II charge. A1irrea HOWARD Al
ISOLATION. Bo1 2. PaIladeIghia, P1-
, 1869-07-03
Ilyr Stock Mark RI.

6pec1I peaaateht u The Ckaeako Tribune
tEw ToEE. Jufrs
LIVE STocK-Bnf cattle tsade Esroe- Il Nal6c.
with receipts of L7D head and = lead. due 0,od
theep md 1knbs In taIs demand eotnoa a7d inf<Yir
Erry dHil ebt'ep 44lkS Il 44S4 ios prime
md sAte fol tnteEi1 lAEbs 1st4 lGAe. with er1rA
ItfrEJ lA;nba II lie. Eeceipts l1Q Hoes asa ahade
FINER II sAztsSHe. with q he.d received
, 1869-07-03

TSsl July, 1853 Total July. 1871. eaesH+
To!.l In. iso- 1.x9::s Total gan- 1ssf- hsatN
Tot1 Jan- lse. 10 Tetk- Jan, lo6a- &ss1.A1
Ine AtFt'1iseT say1 the ai.oG1t o. interest tu
, 1869-07-03

lMA 1.lG5 k6a3 tV
uEEi CAT1LE- IheTr !, IL ,-ot.a:I. ca12zr 10
1 IN lie GENERAL frat,:1ts Of this market Fer tair
31fes sHrinf rick TAI! DEMAND existed and the
hf cfcr:r. ec..ing Ea9t' this htad readily ah-
sFrhd hut fE h low Z: E!Ndrt this In utsr couttnHfs
HAtG And eAet weEt Ctret ted not without cusutdcEa
1t ta:fe:tre .Et II NJ. ia::ans. 4 ehade
hy = ssd - a. ih9te Ct sestiS.y n Hoiat q sa,
:!,dr .hc d'E,.sd =. II ;ons time ?sts .eins rrne
= :. .st:ssr which f1aLI* a = os7e5 in5 -.
lTsr. were sshe, s!a1e thei; vevt eo,aps:aisr.
ilsehs.;d T. f.ss r.cEt. ehiest ii and within liz
Iaase t'ae sn!vr ID u coie- md
f. lrri'1n st.;. ttush rctlt caIsoa ai1c Is:s
All r4srnt r T-ale, Il 4rd bun con.tde-4bn
,:.nLtr nt ss.oh ALL tn t:t%r remain In The
slsts H. ard ea:nr few ctt will r.rbsls aare 10
The
CLosSo PEIcEk
C!o.ct Ft-Tft-FiEr. tA;- Wt!lior1std- &to
tEtAr ~ etters. a2d aver aE4aE tnula l.21
- Lar E--- --.-.....-.-.-:.:...-.- .-... S7b ass
Prime b+eve.-{ Coed. wc}fA:.cd finely.
,flmr1 f'ecrt. srtsAS:rs Lisa 10 lsio ss., ;N3;so
Fur GFAtcz -fAr tte~rt. IN fair atsh, Arc1-
,,asins la9o to ~ pr.s.................... e@363
Asli;.I& CiA44-Ardu;u s:.xts md koad
c"WtfsE GIFT ElA:sghief. ana averaging aN
q Lug -. neutrality-suspicious., kaaios
Asrh. aod i, saxise 20 Il l.u5so ss... So aS0o
4tdsEll-A-at and Tin eo.*t md Fst~1=... AD9AD
TTf : HGfT = WH1.
, 1869-07-03

New York Drendstana and Provision AIarketss
Special Dcfpatea 70 TIE Chlcaso Tn5-ue.
, 1869-07-03

Ms S~ah Clarkst. cLlsaxa e.1e* tar no ehArBe> tbs
wors: c4.te II Seat14l Weakness. BY new n1eshod.
Hes er.dsatec ct the University Of Prilatelpha, aed
il h po.t 1i.ele phy.'eAn II tie ty for u Catosts
Tbeery o{ Neryoa. and Sexual Dise..es. Consultations
{rrs.n IA fntH II
, 1869-07-03

Wool-Istct..e,4 0,s;a -: e.d7p+ti *A14Hs The
demand s gradually tI rurInE. hut rzces ar-stulit-
frE'Ar. We instt tsirt &: taseo - at u A5Ae III
washed. AID .-is:le te. aot eaa-.e ~zshed
;loa =. .t e ne i'm 1nwnAed; Sc teF ane do; *
as95st for tab r.sAcd: 4,no rs ts:s wlhtd !: sc;
ZA;p r. unwsahtd At &c; 6nQ - at e.a.e fcr Enc
and sc far totIHt. We Goo.r:
ArtlA2tA14r rSatted Erccr- r.....--....... (. aSc
Jtmc-taxrtahIe w.thed
Light rnNAkhcd 81 435e
Mc:rhan:Alsr e1or.Lirk v athcd frrcr ..... .soa e
Es5lr-haa:atie e21zbrs z.aed xae
Light ashr6, ec-h!cE s:.cEr % t5e
Hcary cr~sahed eorh1rk- ttsr:k fhEc....-.. atc
, 1869-07-03
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

FRIDAY ErE~ES7, Julv .
The following tab!eA ehow tho ddy rtctlpts xad ship
t lirf stsk tuEns tbs week to tlP evening.
s.rtcA ~ tue SgStetAsy u thc CnDn Sotk Yards
, 1869-07-03

The offerings were fair. and auotaLous nontnaly
etlaDFtI- ,,,...
sAwed. ed.-............-...--....... .EI}fRtA
M .a~td.. ........:-. La t's3.o
IEclntEA-fivc tlduEt " TT two nehe. ID thickness
fAnGth-S11teen t1chea-
Na1,l-TN erty tnc3t-t. -
500 yer foAd aided when tr1ullc.TId- witch
eh.tgr frloNs TIT sEileleu.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-01
A Repers from the Committee Of
Conference.

The contest between the two houses Of
Congress has been brought to close by
an agreement between the Conference
Committee. The Tenure-of-ofice law,
as amended, does not by any means pre-
sent the Questionable features that tie
old oae did. The President is allowed
to suspend, during the recess of the
Senate, any officer without assigning q
reason, but must nominate some oHe to
fill the vacancy within thirty days after
the assembling of Congress. he is not
allowed, during the sitting Of Congress,
to remove any officer without the consent
of the Senate, bnt upon its adjournment
he may make an indiscriminate on
slaught upon Office holders and, accord
ing TO the reading Of the law, an officer
suspended is virtually removed, because
The President alone can designate to the
Senate who shall be the successor Of the
one suspended. The law as amended
and passed by both houses Of Congress,
reads as follows:
That during any recess OF the Seosts
the President is hereby empowered. ia
his discretion, to suspend any civil officer
appointed by him, aud with the advice
and consent If the Senate, except
Judges Of the United States Courts, until
ahe end Of the next session OF the Ser
ate, and to designate some able person,
subject 10 be removed at his discretion,
by the designation of another to per
form the duties of such suspended officer
in tie meantime; and such person so
Designated shall take the oath and give
the bonds required TO be taken and given
by tbe suspended officer, and skall, during
the time he performs his daties, be enti-
tied 10 the salary and emoluments OF such
officer. no part Of which shall belong to
the officer suspended; aud it shall be the
duty of the President, within thirty days
after the beginning Of each session Of the
Senate, except for any Office which in
his opinion ought to be filed, to NOM
mate oil persons to ell all vacancies 10
osioe which exist, to the meeting Of the
Senate, whether temporarily filed or not,
and so in the place of all officers sus-
pended; and il the Senate. during such
session, shall refuse to advise or consent
10 an sppointee in the place Of such aus
pepdad officer, then, and not otherwise,
The President shall nominate another
oerson as soon as practicable 10 said
session Of the Senate for said Office.
Office holders will nov have to wait
until the adjournment Of Congress, and
thes commence their neVer-ending
scramble for place.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-01
Last Order from Headquarfers-Reg-
fstratfon In shelby and Madison
Couuties Declared Null.

1t has appeared to the satisfaction OF
Governor Senter that frauds and irregu-
larities have interviewed in the registra-
ton of voters in Shelby and Madison
counties, and be therefore declares 1t his
will that the present registration in said
counties shall be set aside. 1t is indeed
very strange that the Radical party don't
possess few honest men who might dis
charge the duties of Registers in accor-
dance with law. The different Governors
who have presided over the destinies OF
our State since the war have worked
diligently to find men honest
enough to register voters, but
in Shelby county, at every election that
is held, the appointees are required to
be removed and others pus in their
places. Why do you corrupt and per.
jured ofice-holders do such despicable
acts as to compel our amiable Governor
to do and undo the Radical machinery of
election every few months You should,
II the Governor be correct. be prosecuted,
and assigned position in the peniten-
tis-y Of the State. for this high Crime OF
corrupsi0n aai frau; Bat no. We
have 70 srs-plss aass and held up TO
s.as- 1ets-x frcz Ike irfraesio1s Of the
Law, 1zf sis yErriss are permitted 10 run
sc hI-zz- sssfsE xko1 they may
6sruu-- ThIs shs Regis-srs are eorr0pi
II lHz1ad eaFll- s.r L EcGi - 3 nost
ssaur.fiIl siglz i liz sJss a ksaEsa TO
fIsf aass naa 81 ma rsTs-ul1g party Eso
I'D nat aass hls ca1zrasnes stalres With
crime. Eslr t1s E-.ss rsaso1 thst moves
zaf ACTS 11nu the q1lss nerTss Of
Erswuluv AIT Scatter a - Isavs 20 hole
sar1uua Eaiah Conservative might
erzsD inr1 paEsr- And 81 sipirg o1t
sssrY rsz;zrrzzlGs, j1s- sef1rs Important
ssscreuz, L saa5Iss the Radical party to
uruzifs themselves with certificates, to
ne sxelEzioa Ct the Conservatives. And
thas aad tLss they are always to per
peiuate their power, and the people to be
most numerically ridden.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-01

proclamation Of Governor senser'
The proclamation of Governor Senter
setting aside the registration Of Shelby
county, which causes such haster IN
the loyal heart, is as follows;
Fxsourvr DEPARTMENT.
NAsHyILLI, Tenn. March ~ locs-
WurRrAs, BY an act Of the General
Assembly. passed on the 9Th day OF
March. 1867, it was declared that when
II sbali appear to the satisfaction Of the
Governor that frauds and irregularities.
have INTERVIEWED in the registration OF
voters ia any county Of this State,
The Governor shall make known such
fact and set aside said registration by
proclamation !" and
WHEREAS, 1t has been made to appear
TO the satisfaction of the Governor that
frauds and irregularities have interviewed
in the registration Of voters in our county
Now, therefore, /, D. W. c. Senter,
Governor Of the State Of Tennessee, by
virtue of the power conferred, and in dis
charge of the duties imposed upon me BY
said act, do hereby set aside and declare
null and void all registration OF voters
heretofore had in said county OF Shelby.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
subscribed my name, and caused the
great seal of the State to be affixed at the
department in Nashville, this 18th day OF
NJ arch, A. ID. 1869.
ID. W. C. SHNTER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-01
B Y Ell E g R A P H.
LATEST TO NOON TO-DAY.
NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, April Lit was supposed
that Judge Sutherland would render q
decision yesterday upon the application
for stay Of proceedings in the case Of
John Read, the convicted murderer
policeman Smedick. His honor however
postponed his decision until to-day. 1t
is thought the court will grant the mo-
ION and that the execution will not
take place tomorrow.
One hundred homeless children were
sent West yesterday by the Children's
Aid Society. This universally large
shipment is due to the generosity of q
wealthy and charitable lady who cele-
brated the twenty first birth day of her
only son by presenting to the Society
fifteen hundred dollars to be expended
on charitable purposes.
A Washington dispatch says the Presi-
dent has decided on the removal Of
General SLOVENIAN from the command of
the Department of Virginia, and the
necessary orders will be promulgated
from the War Department within q day
or two. Lieutenant Colonel Granger, the
senior officer next in command, will sue
coed Stoneman temporarily, until suit.
able officer can be decided upon. The
LISTERS course in political matters in
Virginia is said to be the cause of his
removal. The Granger above mentioned
is not Gordon Granger.
A dispatch to the Tribune says: "The
fiendish malice Of the Ku-Klux Khan ia
Greenville, Alabama, where martial law
ought long ago to have been proclaimed,
yesterday eliminated in dastardly
attempt to murder s. s. Gardner, Judge
of the Probate Court of Butler county.
He was shot by skulking assassin while
sitting near an open window, The wound
is thought to be fatal. The assassin, Of
oourse, in that town, escaped"
The Times in speaking of the recent
developments in the Pacific railroad liti-
CATION, says great deal Of congressional
wisdom has been wasted in pretended
efforts to investigate the affairs Of this
road, and only two or three days work
before q court Of justice has sufficed to
lay bare one ofths most monstrous frauds
ever perpetrated upon any government
The Vice President Of the Union Pa
ciic railroad company, who was forced
to testify, admitted that sonstruc-
ton sontIsets had been made
at rates varying from $4,000 to
$4,000 per mile = prices VIGOROUSLY
equal to three times the actual cost of
construction; and comparing those
prices with the receipts Of tho company,
it will be foapd TIA. thsy are calculated
sith great exaetness 10 strip the com.
pany Of every penny Of its funds, so that
10 short time its property may be sold
under foreclosure Of the 6rst mortgage
bonds, leaving New York TO look where it
may fos its psify loans Of thirty to fifty
nillions.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-01
The yudgeship.


EpIroR LEDGER: Because many of the
Democrats and Conservatives of the
county deprecate the mixing OF party
politics with judicial elections, the scala.
waps and negroes, white and black and
yellow, need not suppose that the peo-
ME of the State intend to allow them to
mouopolize the offices of the State, and
use them as they are now doing, for their
own private benefit, as man does his
private estate. The people Of the State
have some interest at stake, and are not
likely TO allow these irresponsible and
unprincipled adventures to assume con-
troll of their lives and property, but will
in due time see to it that suitable and
trusiy men shall be putin charge of these
great interests. And here permit me to
remark that regret to see, In both the
morning papers, what purports to be an
endorsement of Messrs. Shaekleford and
Andrews for the Supreme bench by the
Memphis Bar. The signatures to that
unconditional large majority of
them are highly respectable gentlemen
do not compose the Memphis Bar. Many
of the gentlemen, am satisfied, signed
the paper hastily, and upon second
thought will take different view of the
matter. As large number Of the Bar in
Middle Tennessee have already sigDi6ed
their satisfaction with Judge Shackle-
ford, shall pass him BY. But l cannot
consent to aid in imposing Judge An
drews upon the State in opposition to
such a man as Hon. I. A. K. Nelson.
Mr.. NelsoH is one of the first men of the
State. Learned, able and upright-ed-
ucated to the profession in the State aud
fsuiliat with the history Of her legisla:
ton and judicial decisions, from
his childhood, his election would do
more to impart confidence and sstisfac.
ton to the whole State than almost s1y
other event have reason to believe that
with proper steps Mr.. Nelson will con-
sent TO become a candidate for the So.
prene Bench. and his election would be
hailed by the people as q step In the
direction of public peace and confidence.
I do hope, Mr.. Eiitor, that the members
Of the Bar, who signed the card alluded
10 sbove, will give this matter the benefit
of the sober second thought, and that,
IS s means Of healing our divisions and
briuging about once more an era of good
fsIIowsEip. We will, when the chance is
offered, place msn in position whose
learning, virtue asd integrity will COM
uand tie respect aEd confidence of all
classes q.