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AYERS Aglue Cure,

For Fever and 1guk, Intermittent Fevor,
Ohm Fever, Rcndttent, Fever, Dumb
ARue, PeriodiORl or Bilious Fever, &C.,.
md indeed all tho affections which arigo
nom malArioug, rnarah, or n1taAnlAto
: poisonS. ,5rwHi!ll .a .7r.8.s c .a,T7s
AsltS namc ltnplcs, It docs Cure, and docs not
fnIi. Containing neither JAFeenicS Quinine, BIS.
mGih, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous
SWbstanCc whatever, 1t In nOwisC Injuries any pa.
tIcntS The number md Importance Of ~ cures
IN tic ARlIO districts, Rro literally beyond account,
and We believe without parallel In tho hstOFy
Of ATlO medicine. Our pride u, ETatihed W tho
acknowledgements no receive ofthp radical ClrCS
effected In Obstinate caSes, and where other REM
cdcs had wholly failed. 4 e..
UnAcclm6ted persons, Glitter resident In, or
travelling through mIRBnintic localltCsi Will DO
projected by taking tho &c UE. CURE daily,
For LiVef Complaints, arising nom torpid
ity OF tho Liver, It Il an excellent remedy stimuli
latlhg tho Liver into healthy activity. ..
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints,
Ia an excellent remedy, producing many ully
remarkable cures, whore other medIelnes hau
i TTenarcl by DIR. J. c. ArEm & Co, Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, MASS., and
sold all round tho world
PRICE, 800 PER BOTTLE.
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Ayers Cherry Electoral,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, ASthnR,rn
naI Recommendation 81 .Sfflg. IL


Probably never before In Tic whole history Of
medicine, has any thing won SO widely and so
deeply upon tho conAd0nc6 Of mankind, MS this
excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints.
Through long series Of years. and among most
Of the races OF mon u has risGn higher and higher
III telr estimation, as lthns become better known.
It's uniform character and power to cute the VA.
rious affections OF tho lungs and throat, have
made II known as n reliable protector against
them While adapted to lnllder forms Of disease
and 10 young Children, 1t IL at the same time the
most cGcCtuGl remedy that can DO given for incIp.
lent tongumntiOn, and tho dangerous Injections
Of tho throat and lungs as 4 provision against
sudden attacks OF Group, It should BIO kept on
hand IN every Iamlly, and indeed as all are some.
times subject to colds anil coughs, all should 10
provided with this HntIdotO for Them "
Although settled Consumption 10 thought In
curablO, Still great numbers Of caSeB where the
dsCISe seemed settled, have boon completely
cured, and tho nAtiGnt restored 10 sound health
by the Ch6FFU I'eGtOfdl.' so complete Its
niastCry over tho disorders Of the ,LunER and
Throat that tlC most obstinate OF them yield 10 It,
When nothing else could reach them, under the
Cherry POCt0raE they BubSde and disappear.
Singers .Gnd, FmGite Epeakeros find great
protection from It, ~ d. ~ ~ -.I!a
ASiHma l. always relieved and Oitcn wholly
cured by 1t. los gn.a. raI
BTOHtRttis iS generally cured by taking tho
ChartII PICTORIAL In small and frequent doses.
So generally hTe IT, virtues known, that we
need not publish the certificates Of them here, or
do moro thAn assure tho public that It's qualities
aTC fally maintained +aHr
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REFERENCE Ut PERMISSION.
Hon. Vim. E. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
RI Berkshire, lsJudScsS supreme G9grt Ol
J. J. jackson, Jr., Judge Of U. 5. District
Court, ". Va.
D. d. r. FnrnswOrth, President OF Senate
West Va.
A, WrnlingGI, nbGmicr Senate.
Jacob lIOrnbr0Ok, Prest. West Va. IIls Co
jacob N. BIChel, vicO PreAt.
Caleb lIorgrss, Attorney, ClArks6urg, W. Va.
Samuel Woods, " PhlllIppi,
D. White, Sheriff Mercer county, ?, ..,sL'''..-1
GiG. Davis: senats, Mineral county .'-f'lt y
jim. Camden, President Of First National Bank
ParkUrsOurg.
And the following members OF the HOUSE ot nsId
yates VI West Virginia:
Non. y. II. SMITH 4SAnAWha county. 'aH
" @. G. BuplGSs, Wayne. ay4 -. d ~ t,
James GYthrt0, Ystzel -, ., ..s, ..-s
Nathan G6f, IIaFrlB6n
F." Joseph TctUr, Barbour
=" L. n. Hill, Marion
James Hervcy, brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
L, Davidson, Taylor
Henry BranuOn, Lewis
Floyd Nicely, DOddridge
f" j. r. BOwyGr, Putnam
!; :, Yi'Atn'oP' 4'lnS4ln IL GGnss
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The Western Man who Saw the
'''' Ocean.

Il
iITtll Western Man who Saw the
'' Ocean. AZ. s.,,
HON lStier BY, @. Alfrsd 76tvnssnd IN Ns
~ ldi o. noi'GAiea6os IFi6uIs.i p ''i'! =
IE,Iasawi a man at,Newport coming out
upon, the Cliff by. Easton'S beach, where
the ocean all at once lifts up. and looks
face to face with tue gazcr, over the rocks.
The ocean was pouring In long rolling
waves between Ochre Point, and Easton's
Point, drumming under Forty Steps, and
breaking with power and whiteness upon
the sandy crescent,of the beach. The
mans face was. so pathetic and his look
50, affected me that / looked myself at the
sea again, and felt more than ever the
glory Oft. He gazed away a little willie,
and then observing me near his feet, he
recovered himself ,.,7.
us that the sea, sir@ he said" the
ocean pm N'.' y ''m .F.. h.ti z. -'
"Yes." ..a ID. 4au"-irI u ~
"It's not bay, nor channel; but its
the whole thing, the genuine Atlantic ~
.fYes !! There's nothing past that but
Europe .-..,,.,. ar
He look at it again, in silence, for some
time, and then remarked: '.eail '.'A
"ItlooEs Just like the pictures Of it It's
mighty fine. =, l never saw it before" .tyI
-" What part Of the world are you fromS"
"Bornin Ohio, sir. Moved to Kansas
Always Western man. l came East on
purpose to look on tho sea, and now that
| nm here, | guess I'll enjoy an hour
OF it." t,ggus Uaf & sn.s.l u u
So he sat down on the grassy cliff, and
looked, and looked, and there 1 LEFT him,
a delighted worshippcr. He will, per
haps, go homo to tell his boys how It
sounds, how it roars, how the boats gal
lop on it, how the land on It's verge wears
o naked look, rs II smitten by its gales.
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A Wild Cat Under q DutChmau's Bed
SsHow He Cot II Ont.

80
FFon he ZTGuSrlkle HtrQ!d.
Near the headwaters Of West Hickory
creek lives an humble and upright agrt'
culturist'by the nalne oof Adam Good
man, who after engaging In the perilOpa
occupation Of an oil operator on the creek,
performed and opened a keno bank, and
with the Accommodations Of several weeks
retired from business, out Oftlie backRln.
dow las police officer entered the fEOnt),
and purchasing O. few acres Of soil began
Et6hfm j. Not LAYING previously studied .1l
Lydia Thom[S g. work entitled e"iWhat
I Know about Farming" Ills first years
work was mot o SUCCESS, His pumpkins
were devourcd By p6tato bugs; grashOp'
pcrs carried of his cattle, the WeeYl got
into his sheep, and TIC corn crop failed
under tho combined attack Of the hOotrOt
and murrainI To crown al, be was him
self attacked with TIC hog cholera
This was the situation on Saturday
night when from d dre8mless sleep he was
by an pnsartily howl, d crash
Of glass, and The striking Of a heavy some
thing" upon bis breast, 20 - At frst be.
thought It must be 4 horrible nightmare,
caused by too rich,Yiands, but when he
considered the fact that there were no
horses within, ten miles Of his cabin, and
the only supper he had partaken Of was o
couple OF buckwheat cakes, such reason
Ing seemed erroneous. All was quiet,
and finally thinking 1t must have been an
Oil Greek bedbug on q raid, he dismissed
the subject and was preparing to settle
into IN all nights sleep, wllen ascratc6.
ing was lear(labeneatlI the bed. Hastily
raising, he jerked on. his unlnenti0nables,
and dropping on Ill fours, began to claw
Is3l1s the BED RiSer the midnight in
'4'tHe found Il, and in onc!tourth Of q New
York minute ialDthe2 clothes there were
upon him wouldn't have made a! bib fotla
china doll. FLO. finally found himself In
the corner partly scalped, with his lower
limbs. looking as slough he had been
through wOol-C9rding machine; while,
at this juncture, with q spit and a grow, a
catamount disappeared through the open
window. Such istheimple tale Of Adam
Goodman. He now desires to emigrate
to some spot where the insects arc not so
troublesome. His farm Is q good one, but
heisays he'cannot stand the cats - 1TE4S.
etlb Herald! ,.!Ge 70. 's7jlo irai riiI
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EDUcATioNA7.L
FIFTH STREET,
Studies will DO resumed on
Thursday, Sept. list.
nv PuuctaAl attobd6uso Is dSslrOB
9ng94 ~ - ID p
BETHGTY 7CofIEG E. : 4
pETHAN Y 7COtLEG E

IL
The ThIrtIeth Session Of this Institution vii
commence on MONDAY, 96th SEPTEMBER, 1870
and terminate on the 18th OF June, 1871. II II
EomAnucally situated In the uldBt Of THO hcanti
tul and healthy hlll.countFy Of the Panhandle
river and surrounded with the most favorable In
tluGnceB for student life. II has property II
Endowment, Buildings, Apparatus, Library &C.
oGt0YCrs $50 90 md Gis thng5 Gnl6lSt TO- Su6
tAInA 90cptE rand ntnlBh faElll hOEf0t . thOtOpgb
edh6lIl iDR, b 4hRNaeFy arStOrd0F!S ~ w
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS arc provided
for both public and private boarding, and 1ntnr'
niShCd rooms will b. let to students who wish To
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.. q. Il 7ulSr
Literary Course, including the Ancient Ian
guAgOS, for the Degree Of Bachelor Of Arts. 2.
Literary and Scientific Course for tho Degree oil
Bachelor OF Sciences. 8. The Course Of Master
of ;ArtSy a. The CouTse for Masterof Sciences.
g. Special Courses In Practical Chemistry, Civil
Engineering, &C. Detailed information ~ 10
these Courses will DO found in our catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM.-ThG In5titu-
tiOn has q complete BOt Of Philosophical Appa.
ratuS, and students who wish It are trained In
the use OF Field 1nstumcnts,-also thoroughly
fitted up Laboratory, for practical instruction
and work In Chemical Analysis, and an ample
Museum for the study Of Natural History.
TERMS.-TuitiOn $50 per session. Boarding
ieOm 81 to Is per week. UnluFnishcd rooms s.
pcr session to each student, preparing for tho
Ministry. FREQ tuition 10 sons Of Ministers Of
tho Gospel Of all denominations, ~ IN wa
For further particulars apply, for catalogue 10
Prof G. L. LOOs. Secretary, or to
Z, u n 9; NIX PERiDL ET0N pTesldOnt5 !
lylS Bethany, West Va.
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mo WAGON AND CARRIAGE MA
Il KERS,-IIubs for Wagons and Carriages,
Gum Oak and Locust Wood, SPoke9 nom inch
70 ~, Hickory and Oak Wood Eellocs from ~
% 8 tIleheB, Iiickoty and Oak Wood BoWB for
Carriages and Expreg8 wagons Poles Shafts
RECEIVED By uILDRRTH B BRO,
50 Main StrCCt
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ORGANIC WRAKNRan

Immediately cured and tau Yigor restored.
!! This distressing affection, which renders Lis
% na5 20 ~, Had marriage SsPOssi6s se penalty
Young persons Rfe 100 apt 10 Commit ESeeSSeS
nom not being aware Of the dreadful 7c0nsed uei.
ces thatma ensuG. Now who that understands
thu subject will pretend TO deny that the power
q pr0creatioa g lost sooner by those falling into
,betps dcptiHed Of tho pleasure Of healthy Cd.
spring. tho most serious aud destructive Symp.
toms Of both body and mind arise, The system
becomes deralgcd, tho PhysicalT and Mental
Functions Weakened, Loss. Of pT64eatye Power,
Nervous HritAblllty, Dyspepsia, PalplAtion iOt
the Heart, Indigestion, Constitutlonat Debility.
and Wasting or Tho Frame Cough. Consumption,
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~ II n. ma. I0HNRnN

Ma, -, :, ~. P DR J GdIISsS .
don, Graduate oil. onA of tho most eminent Col.
leges 10 the United StAteS,i and the greater part
9fNhOse lite has been2 spent In Tho hospitals 'ol
London, Paris, Philadelphia and 0lSswhere, has
effected some Of thu mort astonishing IU1res that
tho head and ears when asleep, great nervous.
nPSs, being. alarmed lt sudden sounds bashfil
,4eas, with frequent blushing, Iattanded some.
ames with arrangement Of mind, were cured i'm
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MAKRIACFl T.7I5l y

Married Persons, Or Young Men cbk tGniblRuhg
marriage, being aware or Physfeal Weakness,
Organic Debility, OeIOrmitCs, speedily cured.
he who places himself under the care OfDr. J,
may religi0usly cOn1lQ IN his honor % gentle
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Wanted lmI!lIlle!3!d!iate!y!

uH'i g ..LI 'HuE ftH. .sE Nli ~. -l.
Everybody to know that
we Sell and Lease WHEELER
& WILSON SEWING MACHINES
on more liberal terms than
ever, Monthly trt;hly payments
ONLY Ten DOLLARS. ra
We desire to employ ION
salary several energetic
men to sell and lease the
above & Machines in town
and az country NJ capital
required. Wagon, team and
outfit. furnished free. Of
charge. Apply atonce to
WIN. SUMNER & Co.,
!. H. ..5 mob Monroe Street,
.n,,aiiaa,' WHEELING, W. Va.
iGIgisw&s 9a' "H - 'lil.s .7
. i :: SALE i TO THE TRADE ONLY.
/ 100 OsOn Patent 9fOoyed Union Wash Boards,
With surface board gfooVed 90 ~ Zinc 10 dt solid
t61e RsGAIlA for rs pGr cent more money, and
outWeArS four common boards. BOZ. ...,.,r
'"'i 80 PRYOR BOYD q CO.,
0pFlA Upper Market
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E,lRANKLIN. INSURANCE COMFY
u OF WHEELING, 20
Capital, II 7:12 $4,000.
pIREproRA:

.lfy-l ! - fIifuT'i 1870 .HI .
Samuel Mcclellan, Ct George Mendel,
4 y 1SSgS G4s,.r Th % J i; saAlsFOsS'
Louis G. sH4 ts fys al M0-al III
This company now having been Organized dye
years, and In that time done 8 AhecPSSiul business
Ii still prepared to take risks ct fAir rates on
Buildfngs OF all kinds, Merchandise, Manulactur.
ing Rst4bl ishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
Cargoes on the Western Rivers and Lakes. This
company Offers superior Inducements 10 Farm
CT, whereby thsy can be insured on Dwellings,
Furniture, Barns, and contents for or years at
reduced rates. 'Thisbelng State Company with
The Largest Cash. Capital Paid in.
And surplus OF any company In the State; and
composed Of some nlnety;tour stockholders, most
Of whom are among OUT best business men, re-
'c0mmendS itself 70 the favorable confederation,
Of tho lnGuFing public, aud s0lietg thelF patron
ago. Applications for insurance will bo prompt
y attended to ct their ohice, MOI ~ Monroe ST,
or Of their several agences. throughout the State.
5al mi IN SAM'f MCCLELLAN, President
sr..y "a: GEO. ,MBNDRLb Vice President
BIC. DICK, Asst Sec'y.tgi'l ~ ,febl9
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YOUNG MIN !

especially, who have become the Victims Of Soil.
Ehich1 annually sweeps TO ID 'untinely grave
thousands Of Young Men Of the most excellent
talents aud brilliant intellect, who might other.
wise have uIitrhnc6d listening SeantcS with the
!EIHandfES OF coqnenoe Or walked 70 ecstacy the
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TAKE NOTICE tt r
Dr.. J. addtcsspa al those who have injured
habits, which ruin both body aud mind, unattIng
them Tor either business, study, society or mar.
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ESTABLISHED IN NEW YORK,
ii June, 1sIl-PIttsburgh, 1852.
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MEBIcGf.1
ipALFIMoRE. l0QK HOsPlTAI..
Establishes AZ a Refuge from
g'1 ouackePy. 20 u,
tbs ONLY PLACE WHERE A. CURE CAN

7, Dr.. johnson has discovered ;thG most Certain,
Speedy, aud only RaUGtual RaIAedB 10 tho World
for Weakness Of tho Back OTfimhs, Structures,
Affections Of tho Kidneys and Bladder, lnvolun:
t9ry Discharges, lnipCtency, GENERAL Debllity,
CohfuSI0n d. I6GS, Pa!pinlIon u the feat
gtMidi5.i TrGmblihE, DllnnGSS Of Sight, Or Cid:
'dln0AG, disease OF tho Head; ThrGat, Nose or
Skin, AAeca1us Of thy MyeE, LunkBl Btoma0hCOI
BOwClS-thnse TOrHhlC DtH0rduFS ihllng nom
Practices nIon, fGtRl To- tttlF Victims thin he
song Of SyrCns to the AurtleTs OF Ulysses, BLIGHT.
ing thclr most brilliant hopes OF GnLGi patio1S,
rundCrlng marriage, sc. bnpoSbfblo. Dis
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Pretty little Breakfast jackets, called the
1mporatfico Jackets are simply short
sacques Of white, blue or scarlet wool,
woven in raised loops, like those in Brus.
Esele earpetss THE EooFis Veryssott, and
Fis pr6ttfly 6olored. aWhite grounds with
black or colorcd squares, are most admir-
ed. A rolled edge or blinking forms a sort
of border and adds !stylelto the garment.
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These are some Of the sad md melancholy a.
IIectSg prUduegf byreArIy habIh OF youth, VIZ !:
s&Msal1Sss OF the Back, and Limbs Pains In the
ttRlpitBtiOn Of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous II.
rltablllty, DcrangOment OF the Digestive Func.
tons, General Debility, Symptoms OF ConSump-
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Thousands of persons Of all ages can nowjudee
what IL the cause Of their declining health losing
emacTGtSd having singular appearance Gbout
tho eyes, Cough, and sympt bmS Of Consumption.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-15
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, November l5.-It is I'M
derstood that on Friday last the Presi-
dent directed Secretary Fish to send a
dispatch by cable peremptorily recalling
Minister Motley. The late Minister. was
instructed to turn over the papers and
affairs of the Legation to Benjamin Mo-
ran, Secretary of Legation, who has been
appointed Charge d'Affaires. Mr.. Mo
ran will act in this capacity until Min
lister is appointed. The reasons for the
recall Of Mr.. Motley before the appoint
ment of his successor is, that the Presi-
dent is anxious to have certain matters
now pending between the two countries
settled at an early day. Among these is
the fishery question, to which allusion
was made in the dispatches some time
ago. the President not being willing that
Mr. Motley should undertake this bust
uaca
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-15
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November l5.-Official
returns from the First and Fifth Con.
gressional Districts of New Jersey elect
Hill Republican, in the first district by
2769 majority; gain of 1000. Hawley
Republican,, in the fifth district, carries
Hudson county over Cleveland Demo
craft by 200 majority; Republican
gain of 34OO. Also Newark, over two
competitors, by 26s9 majority; Repub-
lican gain of 1887. Union county gives
Bird (Democrat) 1872 majority over Rush
ing Republican,; Democratic loss OF
1923.
Robert Bonner's colt, Joe Elliott
trotted mile at Prospect Park, yester-
day, in 2:223.
Arrangements are being made among
the Irish societies here in favor Of de-
monstration OF welcome to O'Donovan-
Rosa, who is early expected in this
country.
A female tramp who has been bum
ming around among the farmers of Suf-
folk county, New Jersey, has been ar
rested for setting fire to barn owned
by wealthy farmer named Savacoo,
which was burned. Loss, $4,000. The
woman did the deed out of pure revenge
for being refused shelter.
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OHIO.

CINCINNATI, November l5.-Calvin w
Starbuck, aged forty-nine years, and pro
prietor Of the Daily and Weekly Times
and veteran publisher Of the West
died suddenly Of heart disease this
morning, at six O'Clock. His demise
creates void in q field in which he has
labored with distinguished assiduity for
thirty years. He was a native Of Nan
tucket, and came to this city at the age
of nineteen. Commencing upon the
lowermost round of the publication bust
ness in the old Wing Office, he worked
up to an independence and by his per
sonal efforts established the Times, bet
ter known as the Dollar Times.
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BAVARIA.

MUNICH, November l5.-The Bavarian
liberal press unitedly demand that their
government shall enter the German Con-
federation upon the same terms as have
been accepted by the other minor States,
Wurtemburg, Hesse Darmstadt, and
Baden, which found no difficulty in Sc
curing admission upon the abandonment
of any reservations they may have de-
sired to retain.
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THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT.
A match OF Indictssents.

The Fourteenth Amendment has bid
fair to become the most important Of all
constitutional amendments, and will be-
come the rival Of the enforcement law as
a means Of annoyance and tyranny to-
ward our citizens. A large number of
indictments have been found in the dis
trict Of West Tennessee for alleged vio-
lations of this amendment. The follow
ing list of civil officers shows against
whom these indictments have been found
for holding Offices contrary to the pro-
visions of this celebrated constitutional
provision:
N S Scott Tax Collector, Obion
county; P W Duncan, Constable, Obion
county; Anderson Mckenzie, Justice of
the Peace, McNairy county; G 2 Atchi-
son, Constable, Benton county; M
Higgins, Tax Collector, McNairy county;
Lewis Brewer, Justice of the Peace,
Benton county; Ezekiel Wooter, Justice
of the Peace, McNairy county; K ID Far
ris, County Clerk, Obion county; G B
Black, Circuit Judge, Gibson county;
Simpson Massingale, Justice of the
Peace, McNairy county; A ii Rose,
County Clerk, Henderson county; W Z
Lashlee, Constable, Benton county; 6
H Prince, Justice of the Peace, Carroll
county; W j Morphis, Constable, Nc
Marry county; W p Slater, Justice Of the
Peace, Carroll county; Stith Richardson,
J p, Dyer county; L J Thomson,
] p, Weakly county; j ID Robinson, Tax
Collector, Lauderdale county; ID For
ter, Judge Henry county Circuit; l J
Warmock, p, Benton county; q )
Looney, County Clerk, Weakly county;
A B Herring, Clerk Circuit Court, Lau-
derdale county; Elias Etheridge, Consta-
bic. McNairy county; James Stumble, J
P Gibson county; Lewis Lashlee, J T,
Benton county; f W Henry, Tax Col
lector, Henderson county; David Nc,
Kenzie, Trustee, McNairy county +
Vanght, J p, Obion county; W ID Jop-
ling, Sheriff, McNairy county; G b Nc
Caseley, J P, Gibson county; j Il Far
mer, Up, Benton county; Chas Lynn, J
P. Fayette county; r M May, Sheriff
Madison county; Isaac Andrews, Tax
Collector, Benton county; Ichabod Far
mer, J P, Benton county; W M Wat
kins, County Clerk, Dyer county; " b
Sawyer, J P, Lauderdale county W
Wynn, j P, Henry county; D 9 Spain,
J p, Henderson county; z Brumiey'
j P, Carroll county; A J Hicks, : r,
Benton county; J G Gooch, j 7, McNai-
nv county; A R Reed, P, Madison
county; j H Wardlow, County Clerk,
Obion county; J A McDermon, Clerk
and Master Gibson county; b Utley,.
Sheriff, Benton county. The writ OF
quo wdrranto has been issued against
] NJ Harm, J NJ Barnhill, Justices of the
Peace of McNairy county.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-15

A gnnpowder plot for blowing up the
Royal Arsenal. at Woolwich, England, is
reported by the foreign journals to have
been recently discovered at that .estab-
lishment. Twenty-Five quarter cases Of
gunpewder seized at Fenian storehouse
in Ireland having been transported to
Woolwich in one Of the Government
coasting vessels, were opened at the
laboratory for examination, and found
TO contain old nails and lucifer matches
sprinkled through the powder in con.
siderable quantities IL the cases had
been transported by railway or had been
roughly handled at Woolwich, an explo-
sion, 4 Is believed would have taken
place. After the discovery Of the
matches the cases were placed in a barge,
which was then sunk in the Thames.