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Rail- ROAD AccIDENrs.- TITO Board
Sf Trade Returns of Great Britain, for 1868,
It is stated that nin, rail roads in England
hpd Wales paid for compensation for accidents
oil their roads the sun, Of So, ,102,S55, of
which 81 ,407 $40 were for injuries to persons
md $G05,815 were for damages to goods
Tho compensation for.accidcnts in 1860, it is
anticipated, will amount to larger sum than
that above stated
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.|-4Thc Radical members or tho Legislature
havo begun tho good work of rctrcnchmcnt
and reform Tho first step (says the Charles
ton Nc'cs) was taken on Tuesday, when they
Increased tho number Of paid officers Of the
House of Representatives from nine to MI'y-
1nc % . = 'NNH' +'S A"N -
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!; s;.s5s--The pen with iwliol, Bipsmarkis,to sign
,shs pcaob} }streoty has boon n,anufastuipd
There is ob'S one oRit now; but after tho
treaty has bath signed there will be hdndrods
Of that pon ia TIC market Il, i, ',a' ~ :
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bowen AND DEIARGE.-The New York
Xcyald Of Monday, the 2lst instant, says
Mr.. Bowen, the gprescnt member, writes
That ho will contest thc scat of DeI,arge, the
colored Congressman elect from tho Second
South Carolina. District Bowen claims that
the ballot boxes were stuffed after tho polls
were closed. 1t IL oslo charged that Delargc
.was,a blpchade ,rdnhcr during. tho war, and
took out nglish naturalization papers at Mas
SaG. Htg #Ef
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. The Presidensial Prospect.

The Now York IicraM has an artiUle 90,
ing to show TINT the Republican party is on
road ~tc ruin. 1t gives t c following exhibit
of tho division Of the States between the two
parties,fQs indicated in tho results Of, this
years or tho latest State election So
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~ Several companies Of tho 10th United
Bthtcs Infantry have gono Up to haurcns
This, we aro informed, is all in accordance
with President Grants promise to mir. Jo.
saph Crews I 1 Si i Bl E&4 r.
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A REGULAR COMMUNICATION of Blue
Ridge lodge. No. %, A.. r.. NJ, will be
held on SATURDAY. i. c. 3rd, at I o'clock,
+. Nj. full attendance is requested. as bus
moss Of Importance to each and every Brother
will be brought MP. Brethren will take duo
notice, and govern themselves accordingly.
By order of the Ldgc.
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= The Scranton Qa) Specmt,r gives tic
particulars CT the horrible death Of two young
girls, caused ny the explosion Of Kerosene oil
THE victims were daughters of MIR Edward
llciscr, residing several miles west of Church
Vile The elder alone was burned by the
explosion, and the flames were communica
ted to tho younger while trying to save her
sister. The younger, after proceeding sou,o
distance in the direction in which they ran
her clothes being almost, if not wholly burnt
from her body, returned to the house to pro
c, rosa dress, which sho carried in her hand
to Mr.. 1.ightncr's, while the elder bore tho
entire distance, the only mcsf bcr Of the fami
ly present when the accident occurred cli!d
eighteen months old, and on reaching Mr.
lightncr's, where also was her father she
threw Der arms about her fathers neck, her
first words being: Were burned to death,
but We .hpye saved the buby' The child cs.
capped withont injury 'E'
Tho boiler Of rice mill, near Savannah
exploded on last Saturday, killing clcycn nc,
gro workmcn.
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WE BEG TO INFORM OUR FRIENDS
w and the trading public, that our stock il
now being rapidly replenishcd i'm all the de-
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/. "1Icrc we have all the states but two
mississippi and Texas-thc one giving seven
electoral votes and the other six, the scvcn
being hardly moro positively good for the
Republicans than the six a;c for Democrats
1T thus appears, then, that from our latest
elections the Presidential electoral vote OF the
United States is Democratic"
The HcruW says "ths exhibit is start.
lings" The real truth of the case is much
inorc startling. States arc set down as Ro.
publican in the above which the Radicals can
not possibly carry. Pennsylvania, with her
twentysix electoral votes, gave small ma
jority at her October election, in the Congress.
sional districts, for tho Democrats, aud if the
gain goes on there for another year as it has
done in the past year, the Democratic mainri
ty will be from $4,000 to 10000. Take her
twcnty-sx votes off and put them in the 9TH
or column, and the result is one hundred and
eighty Democratic electoral votes to one hun.
drcd and twenty two Republican. Democrat,
10 majority, ffty.slx
But then New Jersey, New Hampshire,
Illinois, aud Wisconsin, will, thirty four elcc,
toral votes, are all of them States tho Demo.
crats would contest with fair hopes of success.
In Illinois they have just gained 5000 in IL
year, and very slight flow Of the same eur
rent makes the State firmly Democratic. New
Jersey was lost by personal squabblcs. and
will be rccnptnrcd at the Presidential cleo,
ticn. In short, the showing for the Rcpub.
]cana is great deal worse than appears from
the hasty statement in tic Ucruht - Wash
a'utrtot.
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Sp O oi al II otto q s..

SUMTER BrTEEs" produce such good diges.
ton and quiet rest as Bryant describes III tic
following Like one who wraps the drapcry
OF his couch around him and lies down to pleas
ant drenms."
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CoMpLEXIoN OF TIE GENERAI ASSEM-
BLY.-The Columbi, correspondent oc the
Charleston Neecs says the following will be
found an accurate anl complete statement Of
tho complexion Of the present General As.
scmbly:
Tire Senate consists Of thirty two members
sixteen Of whom are for the long term, and
hold over One Of these, Henry Buck, died
during the last year, aud All election was or
1crcd to fill tho yacancy Another (Wri.hO
resigned OF tho eighteen, the following
were reelected Duncan, Dickson, Johnston,
Maxwell, Nash, Swaiis and Wimbush The
following arc new Senators Burroughs, Gar.
.drzo, Clinton, Duyall. IIolconbc, Lpmax,
Mishaw, Mcintyre, Smalls, Whi:tcmorc and
Wilson Mishuw and I.onaX have died since
the election, leaving thirty active Sen tors
The following arc white: Allen, Arnim, Bic
mann, Burroughs, Corbin, Dickson, Duncan,
nuvall, Foster, Green, Hayes, lIaync,
lIolcombc, Leslie, Montgomery, Mcintyre,
Owens, Rose, Whittcmorc, Wilson-twcmty
The following arc colored: BARRIER Cardozo,
Clinton, Johnston, Maxwell, N.sh, Rlucy
Su,alls, Swails aud Wimbush.-tcn.
There are five Democratic mcmbers, MI
white, as follows: Bicman, Burroughs, Du-
vail, Faster and lloIcomhc. There is one
Independent white member, Wilson, from
Anderson. OF the radical members the fol-
)owinging are white: Allen, Arnim, Corbio,
Dickson, Duncan, Greene, Hayes, Leslie,
Montgomery, Mcintyre, Ovens. Rose and
Whittcmorc-th thirteen. The following arc
colorcd Barber, Cnrlozo, Clinton, John,
ston, Maxwell, Nash, Raincy, Snal!s, Swai!s
aud Wimbush--elcvcn.
The House stands us follows: Forty one
members re elected, eighty three new; forty
nine white and seventy five colorcd There
are in the House twenty two lscformcrs, one
independent and lOl Radicals twenty six
white Radicals and forty nine colorcd Rad
Gals. Ono mombcr has died, leaving Tie
Radicals q majority Of exactly 100, including
the Speaker of the lower House. On Joint
ballot the Radicals have majority of us;
the blacks Of sixteen.
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Ayers .Ague Cure,


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RODr. A. TnOMPSON. Scc'v.
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PHYSICIAN.
PHYSICIAN.
DIR. FRANK A. RAMSEY,
NO. . VINCENT BLOCK,
ll7-ll-36 EAST COUNT eIhEEl.
Theatrical Gossip.

Rootb Jefferson and Chanfrau are 60
ing to California next winter.
Laura Keene has been playing hei
dramatic company at Springfield, Ill
Pauline Markham is to do the leading
business in the Black Crook reylva
at Niblo's.
Barton Hill has returned to this coun
try. and will manage the Arch Street
Theater, Philadelphia.
Marie Seebach will make her first
appearance in America in Goethe
Faust.
Mrs. Edwin Booth, whose life was re-
Gently despaired of is now convalescent
at Long Branch
Scion Single Owens has been engaged
by a Western manager for nomadic
season of $50 nights.
Carl Beets, new tenor with a high G,
has arrived in New York. Perhaps be
beats them all.
Charlotte Champion is to be the lead
ing woman at Woods theater, Cincin-
natl, during the coming season.
The British Blonde, and drama by
Charles Reade, and John S. Clarke, the
comedian, are dividing the dramatic in
terest in Chicago. The season opened
fair.
A Boston manager went to engage
Morlacchi, the other day, and found her
digging potatoes; and, too, she finished
digging the requisite quantity before she
would go TO the house.
Messrs. Lowell and Simmonds, of New
York city, have engaged Miss Maggie
Mitchelrto give a series of performances
under their direction. She will com
meuce at Elmira, N. Y, on the I'd of
October
Miss Isabella Glynn, the distinguished
English actress and reader, sailed on
Saturday, the 9th, in the " Russia, for
New York. She is coming to America
in the hight of her fame, and we shall
soon have a touch Of her quality.
DR.. Spalding, of the Memphis, has
purchased house on the Hudson river,
at Saugerties, n. Y, for $4,000 The
site commands view Of twenty miles
mp and down the river, and it is alto
gether desirable point for a theatrical
prince to hold 20 get view Of the dra-
matte situation.
A Partisan play-wriier meets a critic
on the street and interviews him on
the subject Of several harsh criticisms
he has written on a piece Of his: Sir,
Won are condemning my play in unmeas-
ured terms, while you yourself would not
be able TO write a single scene Of i'll
Excuse me, sir, replied the polite
critic. with an urbane smile, but jury
sitting in judgment on an offender IS not
exactly required to have committed the
crime the accused is being tried for.
The father Of Mrs Siddons had al
ways forbidden her TO marry an actor,
and of course she chose a member Of the
old gentleman's company, whom she
secretly welded. When Roger kemble
heard Of it he was furious. Have |
not" be exclaimed, forbade you TO
marry a player2' The lady replied,
with downcast eyes, that she had not dis
obeyed. What, madam - have you
not allied yourself to about the worst
performer in my company Exactly
g" murmured the timid bride; " no
boby can call him an aetorf
Mademoiselle Paurells did not wish
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to play one night, and feigned sickness:
The manager sent the physician attached
to the theater TO see what was the matter.
On his report la belle Paurella was
Obliged to appear, During allSthe play
the pretended sick one was continually
uttering little cries as of acute pain.
Poor grill" said companion, are
YOU, then, suffering so muchY' oh, |
am terribly sick. what does the doc
tor say is the matterY Here is the
report to the manager The sickness
of Mademoiselle Paurella is an inadmis-
sible hypothesis. "0h, how it hurts
me-
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LEGAL.


No. SIG, r. d.
I'm the second Circuit Court OF
shelby County.
A. L. Wagner
VS..
Amelia +. Wagner. }
A BILL FOR DIVORCE HAVING BEEN
"A filed in this cause, and 1t appearing from
affidavit that the defendant, Amelia T.; Wag-
ner, is a non resident of the State Of Tonnes
see; it is therefore ordered that she make
her appearance herein, at the Court
house in the city of Memphis, Tennessee,
on or before the third Monday in Septem-
Der, 1870, and plead, answer or demur to
compliments bill, or the same will be taken
narte: and that copy of this order be pub
iished once a week, for four successive weeks,
in the Public Ledger. ,o-o
p. d. BOYLE, Clerk.
BY W. LEWIS WHARTON, Deputy Clerk: :.
T. A. Ryan. Sol. for Comp-t: Ii6. I2z-.os-.
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KOskoo Cures Chronic Rheumatism.

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Endorsed and recommended by the PresidOr
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Legal Notice.

7 HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT I WILL
Il hold a SPECIAL. TERM Of the Circuit
Court Of Shelby county az Bartlett, on the
third Monday in September. lsl0-the same
being the 18th day Of September. $50.
W25-2s J, E. X. RAY, Judge.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
Administrators Sale of Real Estate


DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Chancery Court, sitting in and for the
county of Lowndes and State of Mississippi
made at the July term, A. ID. 1870, thereof, the
undersigned administrator, de bonis non q
the estate of Ransom III. Byron, deeeased.wil
On the 10th day of December, 1870,
next, between the hours prescribed by law, in
front of the courthouse door of the county OF
Tunica, in said State of Mississippi, expose
for sale at public auction, TO the highest bid
der. for one-third cash, and the balance in
one and two years. with six per cent. interest
from date. the following described real estate,
located, lying and being in said county OF
Tuniea, as follows, to-wit: Fractional section
l6. containing $40 acres; fractional section II,
containing $50 acres; south half of fractional
section Is, containing 800 acres; sections No.
20 and q, and east half of section n (west
half and southeast quarter section ~ frac,,
tional south half section %; sections Is and
20; all in township 3, range IL.
Also section "a, southeast quarter section IL,
northeast quarter section 80, south fractional
half of section rs, west half of section 80; all
in township 3, range IL.
Fractional section |, township 4, range Y {;
southwest quarter section2 east half of north
east quarter, east half of southeast quarter,
and southwest quarter of southeast quarter OF
section 3; west half section 8, southwest quar-
ter of section s, southeast quarter OF section
g. southwest quarter of section 10, west half of
section II, east half of section IL. All of sec
tions Is. II, IS and 10. West half of section
20, southeast quarter of section q. east half
and southwest quarter of sect On p. All Of
section %. West half of section "a, west half
of section %. All of section rs. South half
of section q. northeast quarter of section 2S.
southeast quarter Of section %. sections IS
and 80; all in township q, range l.
Also lots 3. 4, 5. g., g., 10, H. II, 10, IA and Is
4, 5, 6, and in section p, township 80
range 2.
To be sold in parcels not to exceed one hum
bred and sixty acres in any one tract.
W. W. HUMPHREYS, JR.,
Admir- de bonis non of Ransom H. Byron, dec d
BY order of the Court.
1871 EARLY HENDRICK. Clerk.
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synopsis of all the important news pub
lished in the PUBLIC LEDGER from day to
day will be given in the WEEKLY PUBLIC
LEDGER.
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Under the census to be taken April !,
1872 the population Of London is ex,
pected to fall little, if any, short OF
3. $50, 900.
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j. o. woMBLE.
From Rev. W. II, Christian, Pastor Dinwid-

die street. MtInOuIsI NI,UTCn:
PORTSMOUTH, Va, October o, 1869.
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