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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-29
Jackson's Mother.

An anecd0te relative TO his parting
from his mother in his outset in life il.
lustrates this as prominent in the attri-
butes of his nature at that time. The
writer heard him narrate this after his
return from Washington, when his last
term in the presidential Office had ex-
pired:
When about to emigrate to Tennessee,
the family were residing in the neighbor-
hood of Greensboro, North Carolina.
I"I had" said he, Contemplated this
step for some months, and had made ar.
rangements to do so, and at length had
obtained my mothers consent to it. All
my worldly goods were few dollars in
my purse, Some clothes in my saddle
bags, a pretty good horse, saddle and
bride. The country to which / was
going was comparatively wilderness
and the trip long one, beset by many
difficulties, especially from the Indians.
felt, and so did my mother, that we
were parting forever knew she would
not recall her promise: there was too
much spunk in her for that, and this
caused me to linger day or two longer
than had intended. aW lfL
"But the time came for the painful
! parting. Ny mother was little dumpy,
red-headed Irishwoman Well, mother,
| / am ready to leave, and ! must say fare
we'll She took my hand, and, pressing
It, said Farewell and her emotion
choked her.
I" Kissing at meetings and partings in
that day was not so common as now, 1
turned from her and walked rapidly to
my horse.
"As was mounting him she came out
of the cabin wiping her eyes with her
apron, and came to the getting,overpiac,e
at the fence. Andy, said she (she al
ways called me Andy, you are going to
new country and among a rough peo-
pie. You will have to depend ON your
self and cut your own way through the
world | have nothing to give but a
mothers advice. Never tell lie, nor
take what is not your own, nor sue any
body for assault and battery At,cdy,s
settle them cases yourself ! promised
and I have tried to keep that promise.
| rode off some two hundred yards to, a
turn in the path and looked back; she
was still standing at the fence and wlp-
ing her eyes. | never saw her after
that. Those who knew him best will
testify to his fidelity TO this last promise
made his mother. Memories Of Fyy
Years. f.nf.nt HE)A itllii
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-29
Female Diplomaey.



The gossip concerning Lady Waldo
grave and the dining and wining of news.
paper men at Strawberry Hill testifies to
the activity of the Orleans interest and
the influence controlling the London
Times. 1t is no new thing, however, for
the Bourbons, elder and younger, to
draw largely upon the power of female
Establishments and to avail themselves OF
the destinations of intriguing petticoat
politicians in obtaining political success.
Old Louis XVIII found Madame du
Cayla the most useful and beautiful of
all his auxiliaries; to Comte d'Artois,
until he took the VOW at the death-bed of
Madame de Polastron, also employed
such agents and by his personal graces
and beauty rendered them the most de
voted an aspirant to the throne could
have --....-
All the Dukes Of Orleans have exhib-
tied similar weaknesses, Chateaubriand,
even, cynic as he was, hardly resisting
the Duchess when she laid siege TO his
vanity Nine. Lehon, at Paris, until she
died a few years ago, was automatically
equal TO the famous Russian spy, the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-29
HIS TENN: MONDAY EVENING AUGUST 49, 1870

Princess Lieyen, and kept the Orleans
family in England thoroughly posted
upon matters at Eugenie's Court. Lord
Chesterfelds equivocal advice to his son
concerning men and women has been
the policy of the Orleanist princes and
agitators always, and this employment
Of Lady Waldegrave and the thunders of
the London Times show it to be in full
operation just now But does Mr.. Delane
consider the scandal to the profession
caused by the crossing Of his editorial
legs so frequently under the Waldo
gravian mahogany?
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-29
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
Takes Effect June 1sth, 1870.

The train leaving Memphis at l Is pm. runs
daily. The am. train loes not run on Sun
day. Both trains run through TO Louisville
without changes. Elegant sleeping cars run
through on the 10 pm. train from Memphis
TO Louisville, connecting at Louisville with
through cars to Philadelphia, Cleveland, Buf-
falo and New York, without change. Only
one change from Louisville to Baltimore,
Washington City and Boston. Berths and
ter n through gs esMTs Ms;o can be engaged
j. 4. BOYD, Superintendent.
JAS. SPEED, Ticket Agent II 7lf 9-62-t
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Ecifpse of the Sun in December,


Astronomers in all ports of the world
are now busy in making their prepara-
tions for observing the eclipse of the sun
December 2l-22, 1870. Although it will
not be visible in the United States, it
has been suggested that some of the
American observers of the last eclipse
be sent abroad for the purpose of taking
part in the observations of the one in
question, and Congress has already ap-
propriated $29, 900 to the Coast Survey
for the purpose. Great praise was
awarded by foreign physicists to the
American astronomers for the excel
lence of their work, and especially for
the remarkable Photographic pictures
that were taken, and at SO many points;
and it is urged that these same gentle
men, or selection from them, would be
admirably fitted for a renewed investi-
CATION of the kind, since their expert
ence of the first phenomenon would
enable them to utilize their time
to better advantage during the second.
According to a recent writer on the sub
iect, this eclipse will begin in the North
Atlantic ocean; the line Of central and
total eclipse, moving in q southeasterly
direction, crosses Portugal little to the
south Of Lisbon passing over part of
Spain and the Mediterranean sea, it en-
tiers Africa near Oran, and soon after
ward attains its extreme southern limit;
the shadow of the moon, now moving in
a northessterly direction, leaves Africa,
and crossing the Island of Sicily, the
south Of Turkey, the Black sea, the sea
of Azoff, disappears; the penumbra of
the moon, decreasing rapidly, leaves the
earth with the setting sun in Arabia.
The sun will be centrally and totally
eclipsed at noon in latitude 360 3S> N,
longitude 50 L W., little to the north
east Of GibraItar.-Hdrpers Aagdzine.
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TRUTH, WORD FOR WORD,
Test Thls.--Be Your Own Judge.

NIESSRs. ORADDOCK & CO.; GENTS
NJ am satisfied Of the merits OF INDIAN
HEMP. Ii has raised me from the dead, as
placed me. Your Syrup. Pills and Ointment
have done for me what nothing else did or
could dO-rest0red me TO health and life when
had resigned myself 20 the mortal change"
Inclosed Is $40 for another supply. Yours,
WILLIAM NJ. BROWN.
Richmond. Lincoln county, Maine.
The above is verbatim and but one Of the
many we receive. CANNARts INDICA is the
ASTHMA and BRON-
CHITIS. We ask the trial Of a single bottle,
as il will satisfy the most skeptieal. 81 50 per
bottle. Three bottles. SO 50. Pills and 0int-
= CRADD0cK & co,
132-eod-lsll 1872 Race ST.. Philaslelphia.
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The news from Europe has this advan

The news from Europe has this advan-
tage: that it is calculated to suit the
prejudices of both sides There's not a
Prussian account Of Prussian victory
but there's French account TO contra
dict it. The total destruction of
some six or eight Prussian armies by
French firearms is a brilliant achieve
meut, only excelled by the alacrity with
which those totally destroyed armies get
along toward Paris.
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RIyERVIEW MILITARY ACADEMY
uoreuurrpeVr w
Memphis, Tenn.

OTIS BIsBER, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL AND
J PROPRIETOR. A wide-awake. thorough
going School for boys wishing to be trained ioI
Naval Academy. KILL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-29

We are authorized to announce JUDGE w.
p. BOND, of Haywood county, as candidate
for Congress from the Eighth Congressional
district; subject to the Democratic Conyen-
tion of The District. llll ~ 49, Al.t
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STATE OF WISCONSIN. / q

STATE OF WISCONSIN, 90
COUNTY OF MILWAUKEE. 90
John ii. Van Dyke, President,
Life Insurance Company, of Milw!
and say that the foregoing is a full
pany; that the said Insurance Coz
sand Dollars of actual cash assets,
bonds and mortgages of real estate
for which the same is mortgaged;
suranee Company.
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M DICAI,
DIR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES
Use these only and save time, health and
money. N1 '
nd The greatest in any risk $40 o

Use these only and save time, health and
money. HH l
$1,000 REWARD for any case of disease,
in any stage, which they fail to cure.
nR. RICHAU'S Golden Balsam, No. /, cures
IL ulcers. liberated sore throat and mouth,
sore eyes, cutaneous eruptions, copper-colored
blotches, soreness of the scalp, scrofula, etc.
it is the greatest renovat0r. Alternative and
blood purifier known, removes all mercury
from the system, and leaves the blood pure
and healthy.
nR. RICHAU'S Golden Balsam, No. 2, cures
IL mercurial affections, ,.rheumatism in all its
forms, and gives immediate relief in all cases,
Price Of either No. or No. 2, S. per bottle,
or two bottles for so.
nR, RICHAU'S Golden Antldote, q rapid
IL and radical cure for all urinary derange-
ments. Price. IS per bottle. ..U..
nR. RICHAU'S Golden Elixir D'Amour, a
Dradical cure for nervous or general debility
in old or young; imparting energy with Won
derful effect. Price, S. per bottle. or two for 50.
On receipt of price these remedies will be
shipped to any place. Prompt attention paid
to all correspondents. None genuine without
the name of "Dr. Riehau's Golden Re.;, edies.
d. b. Richards, Sole Proprietor" blown in
glass Of bottles. Address DIR. d. B, RICH
ARDS, No. 2SS Varick street, N. Y. 49-f
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WHISKY.

Ofice, No. q Fifth st., Louisville. Ky. Pro-
prietors Tyrone and Cliff Spring Distflleries,
Anderson county, ny. i0-ll-S
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MEDICAL.
R. r. u SIS e LIS
sEPTENIAL
M edical Institute,
AZ North Court ST., Memphis.

TIIIS INSTITUTION, INCORPORATED
| Il by the State Of Tennessee, is a legalized
Association of Scientific Physicians and Sur
geons, devoted 10 the treatment Of patients,
and instruction in theory and practice of the
CHEMICAL SYSTEM OF MEDICINE.
Ii is divided into the following departments.
FEMALE DEPARTMEST.-In this department
every complaint known to wsman is treated
with unvarying success.
CANCER DEPARTMENT.--Caneers and tumors
are here cured IN ninety-eight cases out Of
every hundred.
DEPARTMENT FoR HEART DIsEAsH.-In this
department this formidable disease is treated
with the most gratifying results.
DEPARTMENT FOR SKIN DISEASES. - Every
form Of skin diseases permanently cured here.
CONSUMPTION AND CATARRH DEPARTMENT.
The professors in this department have made
many important discoveries in the treatment
Of lung. throat and nose diseases.
EYE AND EAR DEPARrNENT.-Ihe eye and
ear most tenderly and triumphantly treated.
CONFIDENTIAL DEPARTNEST.- to the
exclusive treatment of class of maladies
nameless here. BY an able professorship.
SURGICAL DEPARTNENT.-We daily perform
the most important operations known 70 sur
gerry,
Ali affairs of a private character held sa-
credly confidential.
nBr Office hours from o'clock in the morn
ing till o'clock in the evening. Open every
Sunday forenoon. from 9 am. to y m.
j. B. RUSSELL, NJ. D.,
Consulting Physician.
J. G. WATsOS, Secretary.
Il. q. WARM. Treasurer. l0l-ll-2
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Subscribed and sworn to before mc
STATE OF WISCONSIN, ! $

/, James Hickeox, Clerk of Il
W. Ii. Farnham, whose name i
thereof. a Notary Public in and {
oaths for general purposes; and |
W. II. Farnham, and verify belle
In testimony whereof, l have
day Of July, 1870.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For the Legislature.

W.D. Lumpkin is a candidate for the Legis-
lature from Shelby county; subject to the
action of the Democratic Convention. ll62-'
We are authorized to announces COL. j. M.
CREWS as a candidate for the Legislature
Flower House,; subject to the iDemocratic
Convention. fql siiA~ I- l44-L
We are authorized to announce SIMON W.
GREEN as a candidate to represent Shelby
countyin the next Legislature; subject to the
decision of the Democratic Convention.
FIOater.
We are authorized to announce CAPTAIN
JAMES NJ. HARRIS as a candidate for
FleaIer for the counties of Shelby, Fayette
and Upton; subject to the Democratic Con-
Vention. so
WA. McCLOY is candidate for Floater
for the counties of Shelby, Fayette and Tip
ton; subject to the will of the convention.
For Congress-. sril H4Is
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n, orn depos
Com
in
President
ubscibe and worn o
W. H. FARNIAM, Notary Public. ukee County.
WISC0NSIN,lss
)sS'
do oheebyce
believe
day ofJuy, lSO q JAMES HlCKCCX Clerk
81
Penueba
complied with
Memphi ,Tennexe Ell. X. PENNEBAKER,
Comptroller
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our beloved country, reunited upon the
righteous basis of universal freedom and
citizenship. m NV f2wat
The evidence of renewed prosperity are
abundant. r.# r.m
While other nations are esolated by
the ravages of war, we enjoy the untold
blessings of peace.
There are encouraging signs of advance
ment in our State. Our population aud
resources have materially increased with
in the last decade, and the probable con.
struction, within brief period, of Ship
Canal connecting the waters of Lake
Champlain the with Upper Lakes, thus
bringing Vermont in the great highway
Of traffic from the West to the Seaboard
will greatly stimulate our industries and
develop our resources.
invoke upon the precious interests
committed to you, the Divine blessing
and upon your deliberations the guidance
of Infinite Wisdom.
Join W. STEWART.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, "
Montpelier, Oct. 6, 1870. . Ha.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-10-19

The whole amount of bonds outstand-
ing, redeemabe in 1871 is $3.50, 800 ;oi
which S378,500 were issued prior to the
passage by Congress of the legal tender
act. l0J 600 ctS Hss.uot
1t is held by a recent decision of the
Supreme Court of the United States, that
the provisions of the legal tender act are
retractivc, and that debts contracted prior
to its passage are payable in coin. q loa
The coupons on these bonds due last
June and yet unpaid, amount to 81 $50
of which 81 800 have been presented and
demanded in coin-paymept on which was
declined--and the same are now held by
the parties, awaiting the action of. the
Legislature. 1atgy iini 8 hurrHps
respectfully recommend a prompt re-
cognition ofth authority OF the Supreme
Judicial tribunal Of our country, by al
enactment authorizing the Treasurer tt
pay, in coin, that portion Of our debt fall
ing within the scope of the decision re
ferred to. ,;tfa..l,.h ,AL
The Treasurers estimate Of expenses
for the year 1871, amounting to $500, ,4O6
is made upon currency basis; SO that !
provision be made for payment in coin 9
the bonds alluded to it will be necessar.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-10-19
CHARLES G. DODGE, a'for 10 tfaf
Lalnoille County Insurance. Agency,

WOTT1s5VIITVf W.
Once In Powers & Giied's Block. Insurance
Effected 10 any am eunt In the best and most reliable
stock and Mutnal Companies, and at the lowest
IMes. Farmers insure In the Farmers Mutual.
|oost OF insurlDg village dwellings, farm property
nnd builders risks fOm Is 10 30 per cent. less than
n any other Company. This Company pays for al
lOss or damage by lightning. i have the Agency
|and id listofexpirng Policies in Lamoile County.
nilsss,,ssquoi Valley In Orleans County, Hardwick
|hnd Waterbury. Nopdlicy will be allowed 80 ex.
pte without the assured having timely notice. All
|c@ommunlcations, CON whether by mail or other-wlse,
Will se promptly ttepded TO- 2f
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Governors Message.

Gentlemen Of the Senate and House Of
Representatives: H ss,u ar
Our revercnt thanks are due to Almigh-
ty God for the blessings of health and
prosperity, with which He has crowned
the year that has elasped since your last
Annual Session. .,as le .las .....
1t seems fitting that in the name Of the
people, whom he 20 ably and faithfully
served, | should advert to the great pub
lie loss our State has sustained in the
death of the late Governor Washburn.
The wide spread grief it occasioned is
still fresh. The loss Of a public servant,
so upright, faithful and capable, so earn
estly devoted to the best interests of the
State, is indeed irreparable. We may
find some solace in the thought, that he
lived to meet the approval which his emf
nent services meried, and that his public
aud official life, hsnceforth a part of our
history, is worthy ever to be held in gratct,-
full remembrance. .,.,... ...t..,
FINANCES. ,,
The financial condition of the State is
satisfactory. ushiu5n fart
The following is a summary OF the
Treasurer's report, herewith submitted:
-.y. .,i.;.. RECEIPTS. .aaos
Balance in the Treasury Sept. !, 1869,
s36, ,931 "a
Vermont Bonds in the Treasury. .27 500 90
Amt of Sinking Fund, ~ tiI 1854 02
Income of Agricultural College =
Fund. S,15l 90
DI,f'pI Of Probate, s,2ls 90
License fees from foreign Insu-
rance Companies, HoI'a 40 w
Received from sundry railroads af
for Commissioners salary and .g.
cxnenses. SAG 13
Temporary loan ga, $4,000 90
~ Ia ~" '67, 14,500 90 0I
.s4 % W "a" '65, 100000 90 aq
n --ll0,5 500 90
Balance of State tax list for rr.eA
1868. 1894 %
Amt collected on State tax for
= 1890 b faai 5l1.475 81
Received from other sources, Ii, l4l DC
N' $3.50, 397 81
DISBURSEMENTS.
For debentures Of the
n i. - A.aou,h1y ia I'H f'IN f
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The Legislature.

In the Senate on Thursday the oath Of
office was administered to Lieut.. Govern
or George N. Dale, when he took the
chair. The following standing committees
were elected .
Finance-Messrs. Gardner, Hill, and
Martin. N
Judiciary-Mcssrs. Pingry, Dickermah,
Bailey, Carpenter, and Ross.
Claims-Messrs.M Merrill, Hastings, Ken.
nedy SAKE, and Lyhde
Education--Messrs. Benedict, Collamer,
Grandey, Horribin, and Hartshorn.
Agriculture--Messrs. Brown, Brownel,
and Niles. .. rr
Marufactures--Messrs. SAKE, Dewey,
and Cotton. n.
Elections-Messrs. Eddy, Abel, and
Hibbard. hE ri.
Military Affairs - Messrs. Grandey,
DeneQlcU, ana w nlte.
Roads-Messrs. Dickerman, Camp, and
Eddy.
Banks Messry. HASTINGS Copeland
and Abel. '. ' '''
Land Taxes-Messrs. Lynde, Martin
and Dewey. " "
..
Printing Messrs. Camp, Hartshorn
and Cotton. .' #
General Committee-Messrs. Merrill
Ross, and Gardner. ....-cTe. ,r;
Federal Relations-Messrs Collamer
Carpenter, and Bailey. fsu, 4sr .a
Highways and Bridges--Messrs. Cope
land, White, and Brown. .s
.Rules--Messrs. Heath, Grandey, anC
Niles. ,sa t.rr. ....5 8.
Bills were introduced and referred pro
viding for the appointment of a Curator
Of the Cabinet; to pay the persons namet
(the widow of the late Governor Wash
burn and Governor Hendee) the sum
therein mentioned to incorporate Wallo
omsuc Railroad and in relation to tn,
Vermont Life Insurance Company. A
communication was received from the Gov
ernor announcing the appointment Of Jas
M Slade, jr., of Middlebury, as Secretar,
of civil and military affairs. aieI aa
JiA Joint Assembly was held at II
o'clock to hear the report of the Canvass
ing Committee, who reported as follows:
., tt...f,,. FOR GOVERNOR.
Whole number of votes returned, 1912!
Johu W. Stewart has 1886
Homer w. Heaton has 1905
Scattering, ''. y. ia Z.
Maj for John w. Stewart, 2l,30'
nhhe FoR LIEUTENANT GovERoR. rga
Whole number of votes returned, 45,4l.
Geo. N. Dale has .tt ....t.,s.g, 1888.
Morllo Noyes has 1900,
Scattering, ..- z.
Maj, for Geo. N. Dale, f 2l,30'
.g r.,iJ FOR TREASURER. .Ii l.,sa
Whole number of votes returned, 1910
John A. Page has 1887
John NJ. Weeks has 1909
Maj. for John A. Page, as 2l,35
In the Senate on Friday r. M. Brow
and Chester Merrill, of Montpelr, wer
appointed official reporters Of the proceed
ing of that body. n sysI bsa mrrgIg
A joint resolution from the House re
lating to the subject of re-districting tn
State was ordered to lie. The committe
to whom was referred Senate bill TO pa
Governor Washburn's widow and Cover
OF Hendee the sums therein mentioned
recommended its passage, and on thir
reading was passed. i, ,se,. g,,
In the House the Speaker announce
the following standing committees; 81.
+, On Electiops--Grout of Carton. SKI
/ Dof Monkton, Bailey of Ncwbury, Hem
Of Chester, Phelps Of Grafton, Jones
Richmond, Bacon of Sunderland. :
On Ways and Means-Slade Of Middl
bury, Richmond of Woodstock, Smith
! St, Adams, Beemah Of Poultney, Barth
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s88O.897 8S

DISBURSEMENTS.
For debentures Of the
General Assembly,
1869, Senate $4,372 O0 fatie
House of Reprent's, 2g,3l5 90 oiisaaao9
Miscellaneous, 1850 oo ah arR
Council Of Censors, I'd
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Miscellaneous.
BLACKsMIrHINs.


The Subscriber having purchased the shop,
Fools aud good will Of the Establishment lately own.
N Oy Henry j. Lilley, ls prepared to DO al KINDS
n work in line. promptly TO the satsiachon Vi
his patrons, and at reasonable rates Of charge-re
fpectfully sOicits the public patronage. N. b.
particular attention given to horseshoeing:.
HydoPhrk, Nov. 3D. 1869. PATRICK McELRoY.
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CURRENT LIABILITIES.

CURRENT LIABILITIES.
Auditors orders, outstanding,
estimated by Auditor, $2,017 43
Due to towns, y. s. Surplus
Fund, 1l,176 Is
Agricultural College Fund, Pa 6S 40
Towns interest on Surplus Fund, 27 96
On allotment accounts, n 4,55S 26
Extra State pay, 17,75S 40
Outstanding checks, 1877 73
Interest on allotment accounts,
estimated, 1000 90
Coupons Of II bonds, unpaid, $3.50 0O