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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-06

Getting Married. -Essays for Young Men,
on Social Evils. and the propriety or impro-
priety of getting Married. with sanitary help
for, those who feel untitled for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P,
Philadelphia. Pa. 1913
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Avoid Quaoks. victim of early indiscre-
ton. causing nervous debility, premature
decay, etc.. having tried in vain every adver-
tised remedy. has a simple means of self-cure
which he will send free to his fellow-suherers.
Address j. II. FUTILE. rs Nassau street,
New York. 6i-eod-S9
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-06

No Cure, No Pay. : FoRREsr's JuEiPEr
TAR-For Coughs. Group. Whooping- Cough
Asthma. Bronchitis. Sore Throat. Splitting Of
Blood and Lung Diseases. Immediate RELIEF
and positive cure, or price refunded. so cents
N. B.-The genuine article has yellow labels,
with white, imprinted wrapper.
g-ll-t GOODYEAR Il HILLS.
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THoMAs FLASSRKY. supplyer Of mate
rial for the American Driven Well, So
Jefferson street, Memphis, Tenn. Or
dersfrom the country will receive prompt
attention. tfW LOG
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For an irritated throat, cough or cold,
Browns Bronchial Troches are Of
fered with the fullest confidence in their
efficacy. They have been thoroughly
tested, and maintain the good reputa-
ton they havejustly acquired AS there
are limitations, be sure to obtain the gen.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-06

upon the sward, while the monkey, ac-
companied by ringing hurrah gal
loped triumphantly from the field.
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Useful
as well as
ornamental;
the beautiful goods at the
Surprise Store.

By the North German Lloyd steamer
Baltimore, just received, at c. N. Erichls
china store large assortment of china
toy tea sets, which will be sold low TO the
trade. SO
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10000 different articles
at the
Surprise Store,

Ho FOR THE GRAND UrILITYP-Hav.
ing been appointed exclusive agents foI
the Grand Utility" Shirt leyery shirt
guaranteed to ft), we will sell six VAN
sutta Shirts for sls, and six New York
Mills for $40 5O-bosoms 26O0 linen.
These shirts we recommend and guaran.
tee superior to all other makes Weare
also exclusive agents for the Grand
Utility" Gents Underwear, made of med
icated and shrunk aannels, and guaran-
teed, which we will exhibit in few days.
Just opened full assortment of sFlor-
enee Roman and Young France "
Gents Linen Collars, just out.
d. C. & II. M. LowESsTiSE.
est Southern Palace, 332 Main st.
TaE second annual ball Of the Emmett
Guards takes place Wednesday evening,
December 7, 1870, at Cochran Hall. [s4
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LADIEs-This month is your last
chance to purchase g worth Of dry
goods, at 2ls Main Street, corner Of
Adams, and get free ticket in the Sew
ing Machine to be given away Deem
Der 3lst. SIT
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Ga and SEQ the monitor.
Ht

DuREG this month-your last chance
TO get free ticket In the Sewing Ma
chine to be given away Dec. Slst, by
purchasing s. worth of dry goods at
2ls Main street, corner Of Adams SIT
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0SE thousand ladies and Misses
trimmed hats-your choice for one dol
laf-the greatest bargain ever offered, at
Frank 4 Selig's, successors 10 NJ. Kraus
a Co, 2ls Main street. ST.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
s.ee,aIs no enc Ledger,

,uxRIcsN PRESS ASSOCIATION, VIA 8. P. d A.
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
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Thomas FLANNERY, plumber, gas and
steam pipe filter, 90 jefferson Street,
Memphis, Tenn. tt ll06
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HoRsr-BLASKErs, etc., at O. N. Case,
If. sssliaMain. street. .sfAa 72t
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GROCERIES,.
In season.

In Sc a - on
lust RECEIVED;
80 bbIs. Buckwheaf Flour.
80 Z" Rye Flour.
coo kegs Pigs Feet
$50 boxes Cheese.
40 bhIs. aud hal { bbIs. Krout.
A Pickles.
400 Apples and CranberrieS-
90 =" BeansR and DRIED Peas.
SO tubs Butter.
400 boxes Raisins aud Pigs.
100 {" Fire Crackers.
80 bbIs. Almonds. Peeans, etc.
20 boxes Ne< breakfast Baeon.
500 eases Fruits. JeIIies, etc.
And other goods too numerous to mention. a
q. A. ECKERLY's,
MOI Cor. Front aud Union SIS.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
$1,000 Per Week

Can be made on the quiet by parties who are
up TO snuff, without interfering with other
ROOD a. co., 636 BrOadway. New
York. 69-eod-1l6
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Genuine Gravel Roofing, by Bar.
thoIomew d AIIep,, . West Court -.
IT .fHN tLl 55-t
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LEGAL.
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.


c. ID. Hart e to a. Pirst Chaneery Court Of
David Jamison, Shelby county.
DY VIRTUE OF AN INTRODUCTORY
ID decree for sale, entered in tine above cause
November l $50. will sell * public auction,
to the highest bidder In front Of the Clerk and
Master office, Greenlaw Block, Second street,
in the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on
~ Friday, January 9, 1871,
within legal hours, the one-third interest Of
the estate Of David Jamison. deceased, in and
10 the following described real estate. situated
in Shelby county, Tenn, and in the city Of
Memphis. viz: An improved lot on Union
street. ~ feet By Us feet. and the same con
yeyed 10 A. b, shaw by A. II. MONTGOMERY ct
al. and particularly described in the deed Of
Ellen j. Shaw, executrix Of b. Shaw, de-
ceased. 10 David yamison, as follows. to-wit:
Lying on the south side 81 Union street. east
bounded thus; Beginning nt point on the
south side VI Union street. east OF said bayou.
81 feet west Of the northeast corner Of the
lot sold By James jenkins to i. $. Burr; run
ming thence wes,wardly, with the south line
IL Union street. 81 feet, 10 A. b. shaw's east
line. thence sOuthWardiy, with said HhaWE
east line, 2lh feet; thence eastWardly. and
parallel with Union street. 81 feet 10 a stake;
thence northyardly In digect line, us feet.
Terms ofsaie-On credit Of si5 l6l months;
nete,, with approved security, taken. Equity
Of REDEMPTION barred
EDMUND A. COLE. G. and N.
CAN'T a McDowell. aud 7. B.'Turley. Au'ys.
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REGISTRATION.
Ward Registration
Notice to the Voters of the
City of Memphis:

IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION p OF
L the revised Charter Of the City of Memphis,
the following named citizens have been duly
Wards. Their Offices will be open at the places
herein named, from this date until
Saturday, December 18th, 1870,
when registration viii close. Citizens. moi
registered within the time assigned, viii moi
be permitted TO vote at the approaching mu-
nicipal elections: GIG ae
First ward-No. q Jackson street; G. W.
Newsom, Register.
Second WardTNo. AZ Poplar street; Eugene
Golden. Register. .fnr,
Third ward-No. ~ Adams street; Lewis
Amis. jr., Register.
Fourth ward-No. 2s6 Second street; John
G. Lanier. Register. ttltr
Fifth ward-Engine House, Shelby street
c. A. Allen. Register.
Sixth Ward-No. $50 Main street. Waldran
Block; VIM. Ruiiin. Register.
Seventh Ward - Engine House, DesotO
street; E. p. Carroll. Register.
Eighth Ward-No. 172 Poplar street. oppo-
site the Market; J. Gennette, Register.
Ninth ward-Corner Fifth and Looney sts.,
Chelsea; J. Brust. Register.
Tenth Ward Corner Main and South sts..
NJ. j. Pendergast, Register.
1913 JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
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Q. d. Hart e o a. First Chaneery Court Of
n.v;d Ismisan Shelby county.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-10
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Republican state Convention.

CoIUMBUs, August 9.-The Repub!i
can State Convention which meets to
morrow, has caused a large number Of
delegates TO assemble here tonight.
General Sherwood will he re-nominated
for Secretary of State unanimously
There are seven candidates for Supreme
Judge; four for Comptroller Of, the
Treasury, and several for member OF
the Board of Public Works.
The Republican State Central Com
mittee held a meeting tonight and ex.
amined the books and accounts of the
State Executive committee. The &C.
counts were found correct, and all
moneys economically expended, and
the action OF the Executive committee
emphatically commended.
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must be made to the United States
Court which will execute the law. No
registration officer is exempt from ar
rest for improper execution Of the law,
and costs must be paid by the parties
arrested, for violation of its provisions,
without cost to the party making the
complaint.
The taxes OF the people are heavy.
and many things now complained can
be remedied by a change in the politi-
cal management Of our State govern
ment, therefore it's Of the utmost i'm
portance to our welfare as people that
all persons register who can lawfully do
so, in order TO swell the number Of con-
servative votes, that the minority shall
no longer rule, contrary 10 every prin-
ciple Of free government II only one
half of the disfranchised men in the
State voted, or o change OF so or 60
votes in each county, would give the
control into the hands of the Demo
Gratis. The change can be made hy
persistent efforts to DO our duty, and
work with will, and we can surely
win.
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at'heslins geeister,
tSy~ Mrkci Reports on Third Pags.
TEIiEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

Gold closed in New York YESTERDAY
at IlSi.
The German turner's ot Boston are
holding their annual festival, which =
well attended
VIM. Anderson fell into sl"p tuh at
liuston's distillcry, Dayton, Ohi".'"n
Monday, and was terribly scalded.
p. 4. Clafiin, head clerk of the Post
nflicc At Albany, " Y, is held TO tail
80 answer the charge Of stealing letters.
Secretary Robesom yesterday said il
1ss not true that the free n.e OF the
niied States vessels o; The Asiatic fleet
would lac rendered Seward for travel
ling purposes. There Is no authority
iar thus using the vessels of the navy.
\ serious fight between whites and
blacks occurred at Waco, Texas, "n the
G,h inst. Ore white man was killed
aiI "uy nuunic,i Two hi,ri,~ W..r
wounded. ABOUT - shots were tired.
The cause of the trouble was q disagree
ment about business.
The acting French Cun-ai at Rich
mond has had - many applications
from cx-Conlcderates who desire 10 en-
Ter The French army, that he ha> been
compelled to announce through tie
newspapers that he has no authority TO
..rrcepi their propositions.
The President arrived at lndiauaro-
-. Indiana, 10y special train, ~ 40
Yesterday afternoon. He took dinlsr
and proceeded West. \ large crowd
assembled AZ the Union depot and
erected him with enthusiasm. Senator
Morton accompanied rhe President
from Richmond there,
General James b. Mexican. the new
" appointed Chief Justice of the nited
States Supreme Court tor Utah, viii
leave ior his new field OF duty in few
DAYS. lie has not returned {" New
York from Washington, where lac has
been in consultation with Gen. Grant
and the Attorney General upon the
condition q, affairs in that country and
Territory
Instructions have been received 10y
Commissioner Shields, Of New York,
from Washington to prosecute vigor-
ously all lottery dealers who have
neglected or refused 10 pay their Spe-
cial tax. The Commissioner commenced
operations Yesterday morning and Is
sued warrants lor the arrest Of amuiaher
nf dealers.
\ Washington correspondent tclc-
srapbs that Baron Geralt, the Prussian
Minister, is in high spirits, having re-
rrivei numerous congratulations on
the PrusSian victories. He trusts in
che main to the newspaper telegrams
inr news, rs he receives but very few
,tficial ones from Berlin. The French
Minister. ON the contrary, Is in receipt
II many dispatches, but declines to
furnish any information for publication.
lie SAYS they are of an official charac-
Ter. and that it would not he proper
So rive them publicity
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-10

rJNHE ONLY FIRST-CLAsS COOK STOVE
in the market.
Patent Shaker Crate, Soap Stone Innings,
Beautiful Design and Finish, Perfect
Baker.
Read the following testimonials:
s.IrhP Constitution needs no amendment.
THOMAS MURPHY,
Parkersburg, W. Va.
81 can bake In half the time and with one
fourth the fuel required by other stoves.
v. GAMBALL, Proctor, y.
1T l. the most perfect stove / ever saw "
q. ATKINSON, Sunfish, ..
"Our stove never fails. We never saw Its
equal" JSO. BAILEY, Hampden street.
ave have used one OF your No. Consti-
tuition Stoves for over one year. II never
fails 10 bake, has not cost me one cent for
repairs, and uses less fuel than any stove
] ever saw"
AUGUSTUS ROLF, Market street.
1.-THE stove Is perfect"
JACOB BERGER, Wheeling Island.
The Constitution IL perfect success
everywhere. We shall sell upwards OF one
hundred Of them in this neighborhOod this
fall" WILEY & WRIGHT,
GAINESVILLE, q.
"My stove gives perfect satisfaction"
T. DOYLE, Steubenville, o.
ave have heard great deal OF your Con-
stItution Stove. send us a sample Of each
size +. T. DUKE Co,
Plattsmouth, SebrasSa.
Hundred Of equally iattering testimo-
mails have been received.
Manufactured only by
ID. LYNN e. CO.,
jy99} - Main street.
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LOUISVILLE. August S.-A special tu
the Conrier..Iournal fron Lexington,
August Sth, SAYS the negroes are on the
rampage in Wool;ord county, burning
barns. oat> and hay stacks; turning
stock in the hemp fields, etc. On Rose
Hill the negroes assembled Ell massc,
armed with mu>kets and pistols, and
are pitketing all the roads leading into
Versailles. Every onc on going in
10 the CITY is halted and turned hack,
ti,c whites being ordered Ia retire To
their hou-es \ company of militia
was ordered by the authorities and ar
rived ahout two o'clock, when the
rioters dispersed, but threaten to give
light to,nig ght. The citizen guards OF
Lexington were awaiting orders TO 80
rathe scene ot the disturbance. There
i, general apprehension that there
vii! he fight before morning.
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rhe Cattle Disease ina Virginia.

The Lvnchburg Nr'rS OF Saturday
>ays:
The disease amongst the COWS, We
earn, is spreading to different parts OF
the CITY, and on yesterday several were
attacked on College and Diamond Hills,
some three or four more died Thursday
night and Yesterday.
The Chatham (Piu,!ylvo"i"( T''''of'
o, Thursday. saws the cattle in that
vicinity are affected with disease
similar in all its symptoms to that
which prevails in Fauquier county, and
in this city The Tribune adds:
rs there have been no Texas cattle
in the county, the good people Of
Fauquier will see they are wrong in al
rributing the infection TO the presence
of the herd pastured in their county.
Its an epidemic which seems To have
originated without any known cause,
In addition to the symptoms described
hy the Washington RcpuJicaH, Oh ex,
summation the horns of the animal af
lec,ed will be found cold, and on boring
into them will he found filled with :
yellowish water, while the animal is in
a high state Of fever The remedie;
which have been found most ef'icaclou'
,ii applied in time,) are TO bore th'
horns as if tor hollow horn, and I'll
them with strong salt water III wmci
a small quantity al black pepper
ground, has been Infused, and admin
liter one tablespoonful flour OF sulphur
in 4 handful of salt, placedin the shade
whcr" the animal can lick it at pleas
IRE. These remedies have been foun,
To cure when applied when the anima
i first affected. If neglected until III,
disease obtains - good hold, nothing
will avail.
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MILLS, FREW & CO.
Book Binders a Blank Book
MAnufacturers.

RR PREPARED AT ALL TINES
A with the beSt materials % oil orders
I0r Blank Books, such a. are used By Banks
Conntie~, interpretations Railroads ana
Merchants, upon short notic. and IN tLss
Tno~t desirable and woFkmanlike manner;
Having All the lafe>t and most tfnproven
marhinrry, we feel confident that We vii
render entire Satisfaction 10 an VINO H'o'
Us with their orders- .< u-.-v
Music, MAGAZINES and Pegoo1cahs ~ 'tI
description bound In nes' sD'
mAnns1' MILLS, FREw co,
Corner of Quincy e1f Main stressz
-, W'bSsi Nc. W. Va.
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a NEGRO RIOT.

Ne.f0rs on the War-Pah L" ken-
tuckS S-Burning Of Rarn>. oats
and HAY StRcks-A Company of
Military Ordered TO the scene OF
the DisiurbanceS-.t Rattle EN-
nertel Before Morning.
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THE NATHAN MURDER.
Arrest Of the Supposed Murderer

New YORK, August. "a dispatch
from Tarryown, states that the suppos-
ed murderer OF Nathan was arrested
atNyack Yesterday When apprehend-
ed, he said: a know what you have
come for" Ii is stated that he received
four hundred dollars from Mr.. Nathan
few days previous TO the murder.
This dispatch was received late last
night and has been repeated this morn.
ing. 1t further states that the prisoner
remained in Nysck jail all last night
and will he taken 10 New York TO-DAY,
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Cheap ~ Dirt

+; only cost little over sj0,Oo0 to
show Red Cloud Washington. Send on
some more Indians, but let them be of
the Improved Order of Red Men
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THOs. OBRIEH,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,

oFFIcE-CTsToM HOUSE BUnpfso.
whseling. W. Va
Boys and seiis Real KststA ssoefa &C
On coznxnfnn1on-
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-07

A sCoTcH CLERGYMAN calls Mrs, Stowe q
"Volunteer moral Mrs. Caloraft."
YoUNo orRLs are employed as lampllght.
ers In Buffalo.
ALAS, for womsn's rights in New Jersey
Two Teuton women have been fined $40
each for being common scoldt.
TINS wells new worn by the Turkish ladies
are aaid TO be so iluisy that the countenanee
can be distinctly seen.
A YOUNG LADY Of 81. Louis has Just been
awarded a $4,000 contract for laying street
pavement.
A HANDSOME TouNd LADY IL running for
engrosalng clerk. In the California loglsla-
ture. The danger IL that sho may enRross
the attention rather than the proceedings Of
that body. ...-. r- - En- - y. e..
THH Boston TTdnieript and Trdpeller news
papers have employed female competitors
since the famous strike Of 1884. They ro-
ceiyo mems wages, work full hours, and
average SIS per week earnings.
The late Sylvia Ann Rowland leit legacy
to New Bedford, soon TO DO paid BY her eE-
ecutors. The mayor In bis recent message
recommends that the legacy, which 10 eK-
aetly the amount Of the city appropriation
for water works, be applied to the payment Of
the loan for that purpose.
THE foreign papers bring us news Of the
babies. The baby princess OF the house OF
Wales Is yet unnamed, and the mother Ia
soon TO appear In public. The coincidence
Il remarked that four ladies Of tltle-the
Counters OF Ellesmerc, Countess Of Darnley,
Lady Bkelmersdale, and Lady Baggallay-
day.
PRETTY YOUNG WOMAN lie reported to be
engaged In extensive coincidence" opera
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A woman's Farewell 10 n Life Of
shame.

A womRn's Farewell 20 Life OF
shame.
On Main street, near the leYee, stands q
large brick house. II Ia furnished In splendid
style, and to the unlnitlated presents the ap-
pearRnce Of a respectable residence. But
there Is q dark cloud hanging over lt-a
cloud so thick and blAck-so dense, In fact,
that II would almost seem that the eye Of
merclful God could not penetrate IL, else why
are such scenes allowed as arc daily and
hourly enacted thero1 This house Is tho
abode Of shame, vice and folly. But one
day last week q shadow Of light penetrated
the walls Of this mansion and, perchance,
may be the means Of doing something TO.
ward the salvation Of many Of those who
have drank deep Of the cup Of degradation.
Last October there came 10 this city
beautiful young lady, by the name Of Emma
-. She had abandoned n comfortable and
happy country home in Kansas to enter q
life OF shame and dissipation In the city.
Possessing q handsome face and form, she
soon attracted the attention Of all with
whom she came In contact, while prone
nAding our streets.
For two months did she reyel In disslpa-
ton and folly-two months that will ever re-
main on her memory as q curse that can
never be erased.
For several weeks past this young girl
seemed to have Lost all desire for the gayeties
Of this world. A dark. cloud, As Il were,
had settled over her features. No smile now
illuminated her face. In fact, she presented
the very picture Of sorrow. It'd.
On last Wednesday evening, when tho
other Inmates Of the house were reyeling,
she appeared upon the scene, wrapped up a.
II intent upon travelling. Opening the door
OF tho reception room, where half dozen
or more were seated, she approached the
centre table, placed book upon II, knelt
down upon the carpet, and then burst out In
the most heart-rending and uncomfortable
sobs imaginable. Her grief sent thrill Of
sorrow through the hearts Of those present,
and even those Of her companions who are
hardened In sin could not suppress their
tears. Recovering, she arose, aud In calm
voice told all those around her that she was
about 10 bid farewell TO a life Of shame
that she was on the eve Of entering again
the home OF her aged father aud mother,
aud, II possible, 70 smooth their journey
through life. Amer eIpostulRtlng for few
moments with her former associates In 70.
gard To their wickedness, she gathered up
her bundle and turned her back upon tho
scenes OF her vice and folly. On Thursday
morning she took the Western bound train
| for her homo In Kansas, and ere this, In all
probability, is endeaVoring to make amends,
That she may In future follow the path Of
virtue, is the wish OF all Christians.
CITY NsioS, Dec. 81.