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NHE MARIoN STA R,

m q E N A y n a u
R1oN, S. c.,
has large and Increasing circulation among the
influential planters anu business men Of the Pee.
dee country. Crops were never more promising.
The enthusiasm for Reform Is unbounded. The
circulation Of THE STAR will be largely increas'
ed during the present campaign. Merchants and
others, in view OF these facts anu OF the large
number OF our planters who will visit the Agri.
cultural Fair to be held In the city In November
next. will ind Its columns an excellent medium
through which to make their business and place
Of business known. Rates Of advertising liberal.
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Railroads.

EDUCTIoN OF FRE1GHTs
& IR d gEiII 8
sUPERINTESDEST'S OFFICE,)
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COMPANY,
CHARLESTON. S. c., Aug. Is. 1870.
The attention OF the public s respectfully called
TO the following REDUCED RATES OF FREIGHT
between Charleston and Stations on the Whining.
ton and Manchs Railroad, to so into operation
on the 2otn Of August: 49, -,
Glass Class. Class. Class. Glass.
To Sumter, s1.15 80 so So So
To Mayesville.
To Lylchburg,
To Tmm 'sville, I'm oO Is 80 80
To Mars Blun,
To Peedee,
To Marion,
In order to show the extent o! tNlS teaucIlen'
the following OLD RATES are appehdeH: -.
Glass. Class. Class. Class. Glass.
To Sumter, $1.So l.io l.2o 20 IL
TO Mayesville.
To Lynchourg,
To Timm 'srillc, IN 10 LIS 20 IS
To Mars Blum,
To Pedee,
To Marion, = .o,o,,o>..
Superlntenden, Northeastern Railroad.
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@I SHALL EVER CONSIDER SIM
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MOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.


GENERAL suPERINTENbEAl'. csFICE,l
CHARLESTON. :. X. "a. IL, 1870.
On and at;er sunday. MAY 18th, the Passenger
Trains upon ne s4u.c ;s:olna Railroad VIII RUIZ
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-14
THE PUBLIC LEDGER
New and BeautifuI Dress on the Ist
of March.


The material for the LEDoER's new
dress, selected by the proprietor at the
celebrated franklin Type Foundry, Gin
ciunati, has already arrived, and the pro-
posed change will be made the lst Of
March. The LEDGER will thereafter
challenge every competitor in point Of
mechanical execution and appearance.
No money or pains has been spared, or
will be, TO make the LEDGER worthy Of
the liberal and increasing support which
il has, and is receiving, at the hands Of
an intelligent aud discriminating public.
Editorially,it will continue to defend the
right and boldly expose error wherever
found, from an advanced Democratic
standpoint. The LEDGER will continue
to be white newspaper, but will give all
sides, creeds and colors justice. Our news
columns will contain critical epitome of
all the leading events Of the day. The
literary department will be conducted
with special view to meet the wants
and tastes of the family circle, as well as
the general reader. The local, river,
| financial and comm ercial departments
will be vigorously sustained by competent
hands. If the LEDGER has been worthy
Of success heretofore, it will strive to be
still more so in the future, and starts
forward in a new career with increased
facilities and bright hopes of long con-
tinued usefulness and prosperity.
1t affords us much pleasure to accede
to the wishes of our friends in various
parts Of Tennessee, Arkansas, Missis-
sippi, and other States, in starting a
WEEKLY PUBLIC LEDGER, which will APP
pear on the 9th of March. The weekly
shall be our special pride. 1t will
be printed on the best book paper,
manufactured expressly to our order,
without limit as to cost or weight. Every
department will be complete. The lead
ing editorials from the daily, the locals
and news condensed, and careful report
of the markets will appear in the weekly
The publisher is determined that it shall
be second to no journal in the country as
a family paper, and to place it within the
reach of all classes the price has been put
down to 81; where there is club of
five or more subscribers, 81 90,
which is about the value of the white
paper. Only few frst-class advertise
ments will be received. Those who de-
sire the advantage of the first edition,
which will embrace many thousand
copies, should apply early. We want ten
thousand subscribers to the weekly, and
expect that number in less than twelve
months from the first issue.
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Weather turning cool; sky clouded;
rain coming; rivers falling lsvee busy;
number of boats in port; six to leave
this evening. For further particulars see
MISCELLANEOUS.
Them. ]. Wicks, Capt. Ashford, leaves
this evening for ST. Louis, and feels her
self capable of doing tip-tOp business for
our merchants. Her hold is large.
The Belle Memphis, Capt. Crane, is
the regular packet this evening for st.
Louis and Cairo. Blenker- Billy ia in
the Office, and is as sober as the most of
river whi-water drinkers
The Gen. Anderson will throw her coil
around one of the Friar's Point lamp
posts, and put off oil freights and pas
sengers that may board her this evening
at 5 o'clock. Stack Lee commands, and
is as zine an old gentleman" as there is
on the river,
The Kenton gets of for Cincinnati
this evening, and will carry all the cotton
delivered to her.
The P. W. Strader sails for New Or
leans to-day.
Marble City and Legal Tender are
aground, The wharf boat at Helena is
now frst-clsss "hide-and-seek" place
for catfish, having sunk on Saturday.
The fine steamer Des Arc, John d.
Elliot master, moves for White river and
all way points. Fields and Ely are her
clerks. Tomorrow evening she steams
up, and walks long Bros d-wsterywsy"
'ss happy as the big sunAower."
Thos. II. Allen and staff-Capt. Ham,
milton and Clerks Walker and Smither-
will &c, off for Pine Bluff and other ports
tomorrow.
St Francis for St. Francis river to-
morrow evening Bowman master, and
Paine and Berry clerks.
Liberty No. 2, with her a6sble and &C.
commodsting officers, will leave for
White river and all landings tomorrow
evening.
For Qseeola and all way landings the
steamer Mollie GratE, Capt Dsarih and
Gus DArche officers. She has room for
all things.
The steamer GallstiD, Capt. Mark
Cheek, and Collier and Gonterman as
clerks, is the packet for tomorrow.
Geo. w. Cheek, with her gallant Off
GERS, moves Tightly with the breezs" to-
morrow for Frisr's Point Help her load
up.
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trade. The most OF them are coarse
wood cuts, mere burlesques and
caricatures set of with doggereI
rhyme as miserable as the pie
lures themselves. Others are els-
CANT specimens of art, with appropri-
ate notices and extracts from the poets.
How many are sent can only be judged
by the display in the shop windows pre-
vious to ST. Valentines day and their
disappearance at that date. The custom
causes some fun to young people, and
though of questionable proprieiy, seldom
does any great harm, and, Of course, no
good. We never yet heard of match
being made by the sending of valen-
tine. The real lover generally goes him.
self; but he who resorts to the valentine
courtship is likely to grow up to be man
before he has the nerve to tell his love.
The Brownsville Bee says: " Brother
Beers, of the Union City Mail, requested
a pass over the Mobile and Ohio railroad
line, and was informed by due course of
mail that the directors had ruled weekly
editors" out of the privileged class, nor
would the road ever advertise with him in
exchange for one. These things being
thus the Mobile and Ohio railroad,
always monopoly, run in the exclusive
interest of Mobile, has simply opened the
eyes of one Of its most staunch and I'M
swerving friends in this case, and lost
the friendly good will of many pen that
has heretofore been ably welded in its
defense. The reputation OF the concern
was never of the very best, with all that
editors could say for it, to say nothing of
the things they generously left unsaid."
The spirit of ofice-seeking is not con-
fined to Memphis alone, but RACES like
an epidemic all over the State. III Knox
county, for instance, there are nine gen.
tlemen found who are willing and rather
anxious to be sacrificed as County Tax
Collector. And correspondent of the
Knoxville TYhig, writing from Jonesboro
on the 9th inst, says: "We have now
fewer candidates by some twenty, more
or less, than we had yesterday morning
Cause: The Conservative County Con-
vention met yesterday. They convened,
conventional, and convened pretty much
all day, and toward night the following
nominations were announced as the re-
suit Of their labors Circuit Court Clerk,
Samuel S. Luttrell; County Court Clerk,
John W. Mathes; Sheriff, Shelby !. Ship
ley; Revenue Collector, A. B. Cummings ;
County Trustee, ]. ]. Atkinson. So far
as have been able to learn, all of the
candidates acquiesce in the decision OF
the convention; but many of them were
grievously disappointed in not being the
successful man before the convention.
We may now suppose that, from this time
until the election, voter may safely cal
culate on walking at least one hundred
yards without being stopped end talked
to BY candidate. We all rejoice that
wa NAV promise ourselves so much.
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Memphis Theatre.

To night Miss Annie Tiffany, charm
ing young commedienue, will open an
engagement at the Memphis Theater in
the comedy of "Failings Of a Mother.in'
lasc." Mr.. Johnny Thompson, the great
negro delineator, will appear in his
specially Of the "Liuely Moke." Both
of these actors are first rate 10 their lire
and have received the most favorable
notices at the hands of the press in ST.
Louis, New Orleans and elsewhere.
" Katy OSheal" will be played as an
afterpiece. The characters are light,
pleasing and attractive, and no doubt
the house will be fairly filed oil the
week. tt
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End of the Dickens Trial.

The celebrated Dickens case, which
has occupied the Criminal Court, Judge
II. E. Hudson presiding, for twenty
seven days, terminated Saturday night at
eight o o'clock, with verdict of not guilty,
and the discharge of Col. Thomas H.
Dickens, indicted for the murder OF
Wade Fl. Bolton. The following counsel
we're engaged: For the State, Attorney
General Horrigan, Col John Bullock,
John Sale and Mr.. John Hallum. For
the defense: Col. A. j. Kellar, Col. Geo.
CAN'T and Capt. T. P. Chambers The
argument opened Monday afternoon, and
occupied altogether forty-one and a halt
hours, the last speech closing at one
O. clock Saturday afternoon. The case
excited unusual interest, not only from
the legal intricacies involved, but from
the standing of the parties concerned and
the numerous tragedies of which this was
the elimination. The charge of the
Court was elaborate and extensive. Al
the request of the counsel for the defense,
the Court adjourned until four o'clock,
that additional instructions might be pre-
pared and delivered. When the Court
reassembled, and further instructions
were submitted, the case went to the jury
At eight o'clock the Court convened
again, and large crowd was present
The jury came in, and, through Mr.. Wn
Reynolds, rendered the verdict of moi
guilty" which was received with ap
plause by the crowd, and the defendant
WAS diacharCad.
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Missouri valley Life Insurance
Company.

We call special attention to the state
ment of the Missouri Valley Life Iusu-
rance Company, for its second year,
made in accordance with the laws of Ten
nessee, The prospects ofthe company are
most fiattsring, and the showing pub
Iisbed by Messrs. Merritt, Weld, 4 Roberts
will bear comparison with any company
in the country. The losses thus far have
been very small; the gains, steady and
rapid. We take pleasure Ia commencing
il to the public as a safe aud worthy in
stitution.
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MILroxIAE TABLEAUx.-0ur readers
should bear in mind that the great Lon
don Tableaux of Paradise Lost opens its
second season Wednesday night, Febru-
AIRY 10Th, at Assembly Hall. All lovers
of the sublime and beautiful should not
fail 10 witness this great work of art.
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MAxsFoRD's BooK-sTeRE.-This ex.
cellent book and news store has lately
been removed to the corner of Monroe
and Second streets, to meet the insress-
ing demands of business. Our friend
Mausford keeps complete stock of late
daily and weekly papers on hand from
all quarters. Give him a call
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st. PafricIk's Day-PreparatiOns for
its Celebration.

The love which ever burns bright in
the hearts of Irishmen for their native
land seems q puzzle to those who have
heard all about the poverty, but have
never seen any of the natural beauties, of
Erin. If citizen of Louisiana were
to leave his hower-gemmed home for
the bleak prairies of Illinois, he would
assuredly feel dull and dresry; if an
Albanian were to quit his magnolia
groves and settle in one of the spsrsely-
wooded Middle States, he would be likely
to lose all cheerfulness Of soul; and if
an inhabitant of Florida we're to leave
behind him his lovely everglades and
make his residence among the granite
hills of New England, there is great doubt
If a hearty laugh would ever aiterward
break through his lips; SO it is with the
Irishman who, raised amid the labur.
nuns and lilscs and fucias on the banks
of the Slaney, or beneath the broad
shade of the oaks and elms of the Vale
of Avocs, or within sight Of the Para
disian splenders and arbutus-crowned
rocks of the Lakes of Killarney, when he
is borne on the Atlantic wave to this
Land of the Red Man (ss it was called
before Queen Bess gave the whole of
Virginia to Walter Raleigh as tobacco
patch or James the Second presented the
hill known as Pennsylvania to Q ally old
Quaker, vast and grand and glorious as
il is, feels an awkwardness and dismal
ness and heaviness of heart that per-
haps no other European feels. But there
comes q day once year when all the
liveliness of his spirit is revived and the
associations Of better days come up like
charms in his memory; that day is the
18th of March, the anniversary of the
Feast of St. Patrick. Here it will be
celebrated in grand style by our several
Celtic societies. The Hibernian Mutual
Relief Society is making preparations to
observe it in a religious way. Its mem
bers think, like Moore, that
The harp that once through Taras hall
The soul of music she'd
Now hangs as nute on Tara's wall
As II that soul were fed;
while the Emmett Guards newly organ
lied and uniformed in green and gray
will give a martial air to the occasion,
and make the fogies of Erin sa'
Remember the days Of old,
| Ere her faithless sons betrayed her,
When Malichi wore the collar Of gold
| Which he won from her proud invader.
| The Irish Literary Association will have
suitable entertainment, changing it's
rule of order like debsters in general)
Fill the bumper fair,
Every drop we sprinkle
Der the brow Of Care
Smoothes away wrinkle.
And, as q matter of course, the St.
Pstrick's Temperance Society will not
be behind hand in their taa-stew jolli6cs-
ton. The burden of their hymn may
be
Erin, thy silent tear shall never cease,
Erin, thy languid smile ne'er shall increase,
Till, like the rainbou's light,
Thy various tnts unite,
| And form in heavens sight
One arch Of peace.
Nay the day be one Of pleasure as we'll
as Of pride to every Irishman in aud
around Memphis.
4
JOE LOCKE, general news agent aad
dealer in stationery, cheap publications
etc, ct 1854 Main street, has all the late
d.;lv ana weekly papers that are in de
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SoARC.Nc.

ooGRDING. LONE or TWO SINGLE .i,s
Ko-aa-ti.Tnen can be acrammodated VII
S.srd and lodging in private taniiys pi ...5
~. ite.stion. References given and required
Eadrcss. with full name ana re,erss lS- snes..
l3q-l44' .. - :
@o.RpING.-DAY BoARDERs WAIT Wa.
R.9 Al ls9second ltreet;
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We Direct attention to the card Of that
eminent physician, Dr.. 7. ?. Thorpe,
stopping at the Peabody, who has per
formed some wonderful cures since bis
visit TO this city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-14
THE CITY.

PIrTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown. & Jones, Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-14
FOR LEASE.

T-oR LEAsF-FOBR HUNDRED ACRES
II good land on Surrounded Hill, in nign
80 ~ cultivation, entirely above overflow.
seed sin. MILL stables, cribs a6ips and tsnssi
~ y. HsTsnohis and Little Rock railroad. VIII
~ leased for Eve or ten years. Lsborefs on
~ ~ nisce. stock and implements for sale en-
hh'Vi~o's VIM. r. HARRIS.
Care Harris a Pillov.
80, roN ad;ror At. M Stair. Memnhta.
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CRY LICENSES AND TAxEs.--City Scrip,
in sums to suit, fer licenses aud taxes, at
City Bank, No. 9 Madison street. ll5-I
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FOUND.

SSoIfND--A Snail SUN OF M ,.SI;6;
4 vhich the owner 80 ss w. semi Cal
amount ana rAslnS ~ a BARNABl'S.
ita.if7 Ovorton Hotel Rsrn'fA.rs s'0fs'
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Eos SkLEl FoR SALE = City and
cosnty Scrip and Tennessee money, at
CITY Bank, 30. Madison street, in sums
~ anil 1l6-t
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New York Cotton Market-Feb. IL.
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS,

New York Money Market-Feb. IA.
By Southern Pacific and Atlantic telegraph
Governments are dull. Sterling Exchange
steady. at 100 for sixty-day bills. Gold carry
inr nj mar cent 4..
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills of Lading, Dray
Tickets, and sll kinds of Blanks for Gale
fhia nf nffica n -
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Patent Improved Monitor a fas,
saver. ~
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TIE BEsT Is THE CHEAPEsr.-J. De-
vote has the best of everything in the
family grocery line, corner Third ana
Adams streets. Of
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To HousK-KEEPERs-If you want
TO save money and time, call At ID. Wet
ter & Co.'S and purchase the Patent i'm
proved Monitor coal sad wood cooking
stove. A fuel saver lzzl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-14

Patent Improved Monitor a fuel
saver. 1927
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-14

COUNTY ScRIPl County SCRIP Ill
sums to suit taxpayers, at City Bank, NO
3 Madison street llo-l
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Ifye. ws.s red old Ts ssI ss, S Sshs.
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FEIESpsHIP Social CLUR.-Members
are requested to meet at Cadmus' Tues
day night, the 18th instant. l43
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IfyOu want good old Megibbeu Nhts'
XIV. 20 10 Mesibben d BrO., 2Sl maip'
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Usr Equine Remedies and be your own
Doctor.
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A COOP two-plsas shirt for 81 ct Wig
Rans & Thora's, 233 Clay Bulldog.
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wOODi WOODS wOODi
Buy your wood from c. II. johnson,
10 Adams street l4o
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Um Equine Remedies and avoid mis-
CHIEF.
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Ifyou want gsod old MeEissen whis'
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EorrE Remedies are warranted.
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A SOVEREIGN Remedy, "EquiEe's."
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London stock Market-February IA.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Weather.
Meteorological observations. as reported to
us by Mr.. Edward Goldsmith:
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Memphis Cotton market-.Feb. Il

Memphis Cotton Market-Feb. IA.
The market is easier this morning. but. as
usual on Monday. not much doing. Wequoto:
ordinary @
6oOd ordinary ZZ129Z3
Low Z314 9Z53
Middiing z51192574
The freight blockade has not abated. The
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad will be
open Tomorrow or next day. The Memphis
and Charleston railroad shipped sixty bales
Saturday.
Received to-day. 3720 bales shipped to-day.
62s bales. Received this season. 2Ol, 1856 bales.
Stock on hand, 38.3l7 bales about one-third
of this is in the hands of shippers.
New York Cotton Market-Feb. ii.
By Southern Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph.l
Market irregular. Sales for week. 1910
receipts. 1898. Receipts to-day, 2iO0
ordinary .....-......Z2H
6ood
Low
Mlddllng
Good Middling, ..........26s
Liverpool Cotton Market--Feb. IA.
By Southern Pacific and Atlantic telegraph
The market is steady. Estimated sales for to-
day. 10, 900 bales.
Middling Uplands.. ........................- @llX
orleans (9llA