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THE PATENT
PALMER ARM AND LEG.


THESE celebrated artificial limbs are again
brought to the attention of the MEDICAL
FACULTY and people OF the South by the Original
Inventor. They have been twenty-three Years
before the public, and have secured, both in this
country and EUROPE, the unqualified endorse
ment Of. the MOST DISTINGUISHED SURGEONS OF
THE WORLD, MORE THAN A HUNDRED OF WHOM
HAVE GIVEN PUBLIC TESTIMONY.
The Society de Chirurgie of Paris, perhaps the
first surgical tribunal OF the world, after twelve
years investigation pronounced decidedly in favor
of the unquestioned superiority of the PALMER
LIMBS. r ft Ilsr .. Il
FIFTY GOLD and SILVER MEDALS Tor first
prizes"), including the GREAT MEDALS of the
WORLDS EXHIBITIONS, have been awarded
to DR.. Palmer.
Dr. Palmer directs the manufacture of his Pa
TENT LEG and ARM, aided by men of the best
qualifications and greatest experience. He lie
specially commissioned by the Government, and
has the patronage of the prominent Officers OF
the Army and Navy. TWENTY GENERALS,
North and South, and more than Thousand less
distinguished officers and soldiers of BOTH AR
MIEs, have worn the Palmer Limts on active
duty, while still greater numbers OF eminent civ
ilians are, by their ald filling important positions
and effectualy concealing their misfortune-the
whole number reaching TEN THOUSAND PERSONS
WEARING PALMER LIMBS.
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A PROCLAMATION,
BY HIS ExCELLENCY GOV. HoLnrv

Executive Department of North Ca,or
RALEIGH, August Goth, iSfS
WHEREAS, Official information has
w received at this Department that yaeue "eel
exists IN the representation from the Both Sal1
torial District in the Senate of North CaroSi;yA
Now, therefore l, W. W. HOLDEN, GOWN Glna
of the State of North Carolina, BY virtue ~
thority vested in me by Section Is, Article a.
the State Constitution, do issue this PrOc,Smo.
day, October 7th 1869, for the purpose Of sS
ing Senator from the said District in n,a ,LnOos
j. W. Osborne, deceased. f-'eeo
Done at our City of Raleigh this tbo oO.
IL. ST. day of August, 1869, and in the nn'.l W
fourth year OF our Independents 'cly
w. W. HOLDEN, Govern,
By the Governor: '-A
W. R. RICHARDSON, Private Secretary
aug Il 49S-1tawtdwtd
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R,,r,eT. NC April a. 1865.

RALEIGH, N. c., April 4, 1866.
DIR. B. FRANK PALMER-Dear Sir:-lt affords
me much pleasure to acknowledge the great sue.
cess of your professional treatment in my case,
which is one of the most difficult kind to treat,
my foot being amputated BY the Chopart method.
The mechanism is complete in all lrespects-light,
comfortable and strong-and 1 acdlk perfectly
am convinced, after careful examination of great
number of patents, that the PALMER limbs are
superior to all Others, and strongly recommend
the adoption of them by my mutilated comrades
of the South, feeling assured that no other manu-
facturer can produce limb SO perfect.
Very respectfully,
j. G. MORRISON,
A.D. C. to the late Genl. T. j. Jackson
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A few days ago Pierre Lantachau. a
young Frenchman, was killed by Chippe-
wa Indian, in Benton county, Minnesota.
The young man in wrestling had thrown
the Indian, and in revenge soon after
while engaged in a game of cards, the mur,
derer took the opportunity when Pierre's
head was bent forward, and came from be-
hind, and struck downward blow with a
large hunting knife, hitting Pierre ON the
front of the head, driving the knife to the
handle in his brain, killing him instantly
The Indian is one of the party that killed
two lumbermen on Run river, and was
let off with new blanket and gun for his
punishment ~ 7
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OFFICE Sup. U. 8. A. GENERAL HOSPITALS,
N1Nc1NNLrI OHI0 March 18th 1864

OiNO11SIsAf1' o111o' TT IN 10e1, 1Oo0'
Having acted as Medical Director during three
years of the war, it became my duty to give Or
ders for artificial limbs to mutilated soldiers,
and as DIR. B, F. PALMER'S LIMBS ,uere great
IN preferred, large majority Of the orders mere
6igen ON him to furnish the necessary limbs. So
lar as my knowledge extends, the limbs furnish
ed by DR.. Palmer have given most satisfaction,
and this also is the testimony Of hospital stewards
and on-conanaiSsioned officers on duty at the va.
portunities of seeing the men after they had re-
ceived and used the limbs furnished to them
and have therefore no hesitation in saying that,
in ma opinion, they are preferable TO all Others.
- VIM. s. KING,
. Breyet Colonel and Surgeon, U. s. A.
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Science has been reduced to fine point.
At the general session of the American Asso-
citation for the advancement of Science, at
Salem, telegraph wires, which had been
put in connection with some of the patients
at the City Hospital in Boston, were SO ma
nipulated as to transmit the fluctuations of
their pulses, which were faithfully indicated
by the click of the instruments in the hall,
and by the aid of a magnesium light the
exact motion of the blood was depicted by
little circle of light cast upon darkened
wall. After this, it was demonstrated to
the ear by the ringing of two little tele-
graphic bells, showing the two different
sounds of the beating heart. as - I
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
BERTHE COUNTY.
Superior Court.-T0 Fall Term.

Superior Court.-To Fall Term.
Sarah W. jarvis against Louis N. Jarvis-ActiOu
for Divorce.
TN THIS CASE it appears that defendant is
i not resident OF the State of North Carolina
1t is ordered by the Court that advertisement
be made for six months in the North Carona
Standard notifying the defendent Lewis N. JAR
Wis to appear at October Term of BERTHE Supe
rior Court 1869, beginning the first monday in
October and then and there appear and answer
and show cause to the contrary or decree for
divorce from the bonds of matrimony will be
entered against him.
Witness VIM. P. Gurley, Clerk of said Court
10th August 1869.
WILLIAM P. GURLEY, Clerk.
aug 20. 497-w4w.*
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Improved Turbine Water Wheel
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
CHowAN COUNTY.
Superior Court.

CuPtTtW OUuTO.
Jno. NJ. Goodwin, by Plaintiff, Elisha J. BarkOt
Guardian, against NJ. D. Hathaway, Defendan,
Attachment.
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
lthat a cause OF action exists in favor OF the
plaintiff and against the defendant for the sum Of
Eleven Hundred and Eleven dollars and one cent,
due by bond dated 1st July, 1860, and payable one
day after date that summons in said cause has bec
issued against said defendant, returnable to this
Court, and that said Hathaway is nonresident
of this State, ordered that publication be madu
four successive weeks in the Raleigh STANDARD,
notifying said defendant te appear and answer at
the Court House in Edenton on the 1st Septcm.
Der next, or judgment will then and there be
taken against him.
Witness VIM. R. Skinner, Clerk of said Court
at office in Edenton, this 1st day of Aug, 1863
VIM. r. SKINNER, Cleik.
ang 16. 92-w4w.
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I'6||A5h|.|Da

II is authentically stated that one.ffth Of tlF
inhabitants ofthis country and Europe die Con
sumption. No disease has been more thorough.
studied, and its nature less understood; there !
no disease upon which exists greater divesli.
of opinion and no disease which has more com
pletely bafaed all medical skill and remedia
agencies.
Some of the prominent symptoms are Cough
Expectoration, ShortnessE of Breath Irritation
about the Lungs and Chest, darting, Pains in ~,
Sides and Back, Emaciation, and general nega'N'
condition of the whole system.
Persons suffering with this dread disease, .
any of its concomitants, should lose no time J.
possessing themselves of the proper Remedy, !,
order that they may stay its ravages, and DC "
stored to health Tho
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ia DIR. GODDIN'S
-a2 --rl COMPOUND ssH
G ENTIAN BITTER S

Cure ChilIs and Fever, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
Collie, Sick Stomach, Bronchitis, Asthma,
I Neuralgia, Rheumatism, &C.
Z wA UNIVERSAL TONIC..G
A sure, safe, and reliable preventive and curc
for all Malarial diseases, and of diseases requr.
ing general tonic Impression.
Prepared only by Dr. N. A. Il. GoDDIN, and
for sole everywhere ~ LIZ
,fe5t JAMES T. WIGGINS,
lSuccessor to ]. H. Baker & co., Proprietary
Norfolk, Virginia. jy 2l-wIy i.
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PROCLAMATION,
BY HIS EXCELLENCY GOV. HOLDpy

Executive Department of North Ca,Ou.
RALEIGH, August 10th, lSiaa lSS
WHEREAS, Official information has H.
w received at this Department that yoc"s Uecl
exists in the representation from the Sth y
torial District in the Senate of North Carr! Sla
Now, therefore 1, w. w. HOLDEN, Cow
of the State of North Carolina, by virtue NJ a0f
thority vested in me by Section Is, Article ",
the State Constitution, do issue this Proclsn y
ton, ordering an election to be held on TI1a TIula
day, October 7th, 1869, for the purpose Of r6o
ing Senator from the said District in par" urOos y
D. j. Rich, deceased. r7'C o.
Il. S. of August, 1869, and in the TT,a nin day
fourth year of our Independent. .'ef
By the Governor: ''''lOf
w; R. RICHARDSON, Private SecIetsr
aug q lGWdti,,
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sz-vruz=Er.z
POETRY.
Questions and Answers.

Hopes, what are they ?-Beads Of the mornin!
Slung on slender blades of grass; 7A
Ora spiders web adorningi z, i. i-o
In staight and treaeherous pass ef-H z
What are fears but voices airy,
Whispering harm where harm Is not,
And deluding the unwary 81 Hrl
Till the fatal bolt is shot! I-r rs ..
What is glory Pin the socket
See how dying tapers fare!
What is pride?-a whizzing rocket
That would emulate a star. H
What is friendship?-do not trust her,
Nor the VOWS which she has made;
Diamonds dart their brightest lustre
From palsy shaken head.
What is truth!-a staff rejected;
Duty?-an unwelcome clog; --r-
Joy ga moon BY fits reflected
In swamp or watery bog;
Bright as IL through ether steering,
To the Travellers eye 1t shone:
He hath hailed its reappearingi-
And as quickly 1t is gone;
Such is l0y,-as quickly nluuen, 1888
Or misshapen to the sight,
And by sullen weeds forbidden
To resume its native light.
What is youths dancing billow,,,
winds behind, and rocks before y
Age?-a dropping, tottering willow
On fiat and lazy shore.
What is peace?-when pain is over
And love ceases to rebel,
Let the last faint sigh discover
That precedes the passing -kneii
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REV. E. A. WILSON'S
Prepared Prescription for the Cure OF
Cnsumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
Coughs, Colds,
Am 1uao.r avn luuo .ftrc1IoHs,

ALL THROAT AND LUNG AFFECTIONS
by the use of which he was restored to heallh u u
few weeks, after having suffered several yc;i,, 81;
with severe lung affection and that dread az,
ease, Consumption, has now been in use o'c' H.
years with the most marked success. .,or
This Remedy is prepared from the tn!i 0IE'iiIi, ri,
Recipe chemically pure, by the Rev. EDN VAN, an
A. WILSON, 1865 South I'd Street, Williams VO -
Kings Co., New York. ,-;,.
A Pamphlet containing the original Prese.,f .r5.
tion with full and explicit directions tor pref
tion and use, together with short history ., J 4,
case with symptoms experience and cure, eau =, =,
obtained (free of chargel of Mr.. Wilson, as apo'
or by callingon or addressing oon
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD,
Dec. Is. 1856 Slowly.
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ALFRED WILLIAMS

. WILL COSTINUE THE
BOOK AND STATIONERY RUSryp.,
ON his own account, ane will keen cors,o.r
on hand large stock of ~'N''4A'i
School, Standard and Miscellaneous Roo,.
Music. Account and Blank Books. F;' F;Un
fnlplt and Family Photograph Bibles
Iestaments, Prayer aud HYMN
Books, Albums, Photographs and
splendid
CHROMO PICTURES.
stationery in great variety.
rerlumery, Soap and Fancy Articles
Iogether with every article usually kent In ,ho
BOOK 1G! and Stationery line. 'A'
His stock is
ALL NEW AND DESIRABLE,
(having no old stock, and suited to the nrcscr,
wants OF the trade, all of which will be sold n.
prices as low as can be had of any house in n"
State. ~ Wv
He will furnish any book at
PUBLISHERS PRICES,
and will procure any book not on hand onN0
shortest notice. Wv
Orders are solicited and will meet with prom
attention. f
ALFRED WILLIAMS,
Successor to
.,l A. WILLIAMS & LAMBETH
Agent for Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machines
june9 36-w&dSm
H. W. D1xoN,' s. DIXON,
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JOHNSTON CoUSTY.-Before CHAs. Fl. sNr,n

]. P.
against lAttacbment
c: N. Propes.
hE above named Plaintiff complains. and al
~ d.bg btegss. that the Defendant, c. M. Propes. is
and N;ustn 70 MN In the sum of Eleven Dollars
aud Gents ($1l.90), due for goods sold
ana ana delivered, and costs and expenses of War.
fora Gt Ut Aitacnment issued and returnable be-
lore for Chas H. snead, Esq., Justice of the Peace
smiSte1d county at his office in the town Of
when and where the a Defsn Gay OF September next,
pear and answer the Complaint W up
Dated 2Sd day of August, 1869.
ono oe j. j. OVERLY, Plaintiff,
aug 81 5O2-w4w
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,

AT RICHMOND.
1--WE next Annual Course of Lectures Will
Il commence on the FIRST MONDAY in oc-
toDer, 1869, and continue until the LIST of March
Ionowing. The organization of the school is now
more complete than at any former period, with
ample means for the illustration of the lectures
IN IN the several departments. CLINICAL IN
SSIKOGTION at the College Infrmary, Howard's
Grove Hospital, and City Alms-houses.
FEES Naturalization, IS; full course OF lee
uation, $50.
;, Board, $40 to $50 per month. For a copy OF
tne annual announcement, containing full par
ueuiars, address l. 8. JOYNES, M. D.,
aug T-w6w Dean of the Faculty.
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Raleigh National Bank of North Caro-.
lima.
hE directors have resolved to increase the
4 Capital Stock of this Bank to FIVE TIN NJ
;DnED "; THOUSAND DOLLARS. Persons wish.
,Mg 70 subscribe to the same will please commu-
mar mar mi'a 7cag 70 G. DEWEY, Presd't.
450-1aw6m.
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A new ocean telegraph is projected, from
Ireland to America.
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| here"
She said nothing but he heard thro1gf
the stiffness the bitter sobbing which sht
strove to smother. 1t was more than HI
could bear. He crossed over to her, but hi
| did not take her in his arms Some shield
| of purity was about her which still held
him away from her, though he was close al
her side. .t
Carrie" he said, calling her for the first
time by her name, i l must go away to-mor
Your love would be worth to me any sacri.
flee. What would mine be worth to you
You know just how much you husband
cares for you. You have seen what life
with him is. Do you think it would break
his heart TO lose you l tell you, no. He
would very composedly get divorce from
you, and marry more wisely next time. You
would be free in few months, and the mo-
ment you were free, you should be my wife.
So help me God, I would deal honorably
with you.7 Don't you believe me 2r -
He caught a low Yes,n murmured under
her breath
"a" Then will you come / think 1 car
make life different thing for you iron
what it ever has been. You shall know
what it is to be loved by man with mani
heart in him. Will you come, or will yor
settle back ON the old life, and send me ava,
alone to curse the fate that ever brought m,
TO the knowledge of you?" 'a
| He stopped, and then she could hear hi
heart beat in silence. Temptation bese
her solely How sweet this love would b.
Of which be spoke-this love for which sh
had so hungered-this passionote lover
love. which Joseph Hannaford would neve
give her. She had a temperament to whicl
love was the supreme thing. 1t was her on
idea of heaven. But she had not gone ia
enough away from the innocence Of child
hood for her guardian angel to have fol
saken her. Clearly, as if some human voic
: had spoken it, she heard whisper
, which came again and again, and would b
obeyed-" Prayp She got up at last, an
saying to Hugh Waring nothing but Wait
: went away to her own room.
e In the darkness she did not see her hu.
band, who sat there in an arm chair, to
5 tired to care for light, and waiting for he
: He would have spoken, but somehow he fe
: the excitement of her mood, and tried I
: obey the voice. But she could not collie,
her thoughts, and only two words woul
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h. W. DIXoN,s
T. C. DIXON,
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uO" lia1 nave uci dll W my SUI again.
She tripped up stairs for her shawl and
her turban hat, feeling more light of heart
than she would have believed, two hours
ago, could be possible
Have l made you understand Alright, /
wonder, this little woman's uncommon type
of character? If she had had stronger and
deeper individuality, she would have been
less easy to content. Now she asked only
for enough love. She had a nature which
needed summer days and sunshine lips
ripe for kisses; fond, smiling eyes, clinging
fingers. Love per Sc was more to her than
any particular lover; and, as she had said,
she had loved her husband first. But love
she must have, or life to her was utterly
without hope or SAVIOR. She had intellect
enough to understand Warnings tastes; but
intellect was not her speciality. She had
little originality, and could never make of
her mind q kingdom. But she was pure
and sweet, with a anative-born conscientious
ness which would be likely to carry her safe
ly through places which might have been
full of peril for far stronger women and a
capacity for self-deyotion, if she could only
be loved tender enough t. call it forth
which in itself was infinite.
She remembered how sad Waring might
be at this hour, and felt herself an unfeeling
monster because her heart was growing SC
glad, as she bowled along by her husbands
side over the pleasant country roads, with
the sunset light upon the fair, new-mowr
fields, and the clouds opening gates of flame
into the celestial kingdom.
When they reached home at last, after the
moon and stars had risen, her husband lifted
her out, and held her moment in her arm.
while he kissed her. She felt herself blush
ing like girl. As for him, in his strife tc
win her heart anew, there was more of ex
citement and endeavor than he had evel
known in the easy days when he was hel
lover Having felt himself near losing her,
he began to understand how much keeping
her was worth his while.
She went indoors quite at fault abou
herself. Whom, then, did she love? Coult
it be that she was so weak as to be the con.
stant only to what was present? Had Hugh
Warnings strong tenderness taken sucl
slight hold on her light nature that sh,
could be happy with another on the very
day he had gone away sorrowfully? Thei
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-03
A SOUTHERN TESTIMONIAL TO
MIR. GEORGE PEABODY.

Al this time the White Sulphur Springs
in Virginia is being visited by Mr.. George
Peabody, besides large party of South
erners, who. few days since, presented
the gentleman first named with a betit-
ting testimonial representative Of the re-
gard in which he was held by all true
men of the South. Mr. Peabody is the
greatest living phylsnthropist of the day.
man who delights in doing good to all
mankind, and who, with his immense
fortune, has appropriated therefrom eight
millions of dollars to the poor of the
world.
The Southern people owe him debt
of gratitude for the liberal donation of
two millions of dollars for the education
of our poor children that require the light
of knowledge. We were glad to see the
names Of number of distinguished gen.
tlemsu, Gov. Wise, of Virginia, among
the number, presenting the thanks and
kind feelings to this best Of men from the
people of our oppressed land. Wherever
Mr.. Peabody may go he will carry with
him the united praise and best wishes of
people of all countries where his name is
known.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-03
City of Memphis.

FIRST wARD-Ar NORTH END NAVY YARD.
Deputy Commissioner. r d Baugh. Judges:
John Clancy. Owen Dryer. J. E. Randell.
Clerks; A Newsom. T Atwood.
PIRsT wARD-Ar CORNER MARKET STREET AND
MARKET SQUARE.
Deputy Commissioner. M. Gavin. Judges:
John OConner, John Mahoney, Ed Bowling.
Clerks: Charles Newsom. w H Whitsett.
SECOND wARD-Ar CORNER WASHINGTON AND
FOURTH STREETS.
Deputy Commissioner, I B Edgington.
Judges: T j Campbell. Thomas Joyce, II w
Lightburne. Clerks; W J Chase. J II Law
renee.
THIRD WARD AT CORNER ADAMS AND FOURTH
STREETS.
Deputy Commissioned. D F Goodyear.
Judges Irving Hslsey. John Gum, Amis.
Clerks: R Bronnim. I p Adams.
THIRD wARD--Ar ESQ. KIERNAS's OFFICE.
Deputy Commissioner, John johnson.
Judges: James koosa. W A Coover, Paul
Jones. Clerks: G W Metcalf. Thos Garvey.
FOURTH wARD--AT CORNER MADISON AND THIRD
STREETS.
Deputy Commissioner, p T Cartwright.
Judges: A r Lacey. NJ D W elsh, p M Stanley.
Clerks: W W Hodge. VIM Powell.
FIFTH wARD--Ar CIRCUIT COURT
Deputy Commissioner. Thomas O'Donnell.
Judges j ohm 2 Tobin, Owen Smith. j @
FIFTH wARD--AT CORNER GAYoso AND SHELBY
STREETS.
Deputy Commissioner. W Eader. Judges |:
A II Douglass. NJ Collen, W g Ware. Clerks |:
W F Anderson, Ben Capers.
SIXTH wARD--Ar CORNER TOLBERT AND Null
BERRY STREETS.
Deputy Commissioner, Henry B Chiles.
Judges: Paul Cicalla, Jack Halstead, James
Banks. Clerks: ] H Banks, SamI Moore, jr.
SEVENTH wARD--AT CORNER oAUsEY AND LIN
DEN STREETS.
Deputy Commissioner. Robt goode. Judges {:
W l. Stewart. Larry Harmstad. VIM David
son. Clerks Eden Highe. Francis Foster.
SEVENTH wARD--AT PURGEsos's BUILDING, l27
DEseTo STREET.
Deputy Commissioner: G A Choate. Judges I:
John Il West, John B Robinson and John
League. Clerks: W L Vandyke. John Nit
chell.
EIGHTH WARD AT CHURCH, QUINBY AVENUE.
Deputy Commissioner d Monsarrat.
Clerks VIM Reynolds, Moses Levy.
NINTH wARD--AT CORNER KERR AND FIFTH
STREETS.
Deputy Commissioner: W B Gibson. Judges:
M Widrig, ID Danbury,R B Miller. Clerks:
John Handewerker. Alien Smith.
TENTH wARD--AT AFRICA BAILEY CHURCH.
Deputy Commissioner: Dowdy. Judges:
J M williamson. Joseph Lenow. B F Boon.
Clerks Frank Smith. J M Boon.
At the same time and place. will also hold
an election for Constable of the Fourteenth
Civil District, 10 fill the vacancy oecasionod by
the removal of Giles Smith, aud also in other
districts where q vacancy exists.
Also, at the came time and place, | will hold
an election for Superintendent Of Public In
structioB.
Polls will be opened at o'clock am. and
closed at o'clock pm. Deputy Commission
efs will call at my Office and be qualified and
rece we the necessary blanks.
JOHN P. B0UGHNER,
Commissioner Of Registration.
128-136 272 Ayres Bleck.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-03
JUDGE DENT TO II AVE AN OFFICE.

With all the palaver of politicians to
the contrary, Judge Dent will run for
Governor of Mississippi, and be sup
ported, too, by his big brother-in-law' the
President. Grant would not permit one
of his own household and kinsmen to go
without an office very long, so he has de-
cided to let the Judge run on the Con-
servative-Republican ticket, in spite oil
the opposition of the carpet-baggars from
that State, who have been doing all IN their
power to prevent it. Dent is not
violent, bad man, by any means, but
on the contrary is rather polished gen.
tleman, who, before the late war, was
Democrat, as Grant had always been
himself. We were mistaken few days
ago in stating that this gentleman was
from Ohio, and find he halls from Mis-
souri. He lived several months in our
city during and after the war, and was
highly appreciated by those who had the
of knowing him well. We would
if the Judge should be elected
Governor of Mississippi that he would
afterwsrd reflect the policy of the Admin
the influence of which was
brought TO bear to secure his election.