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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-23
Attest: L.R. RfoHAnDs, City Register.
MAYnR,s nFFICE

Memphis, tenn, July 9, $50 !
In accordance with the requirements of the
above ordinance, an election will be held on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1870, at the follow
ing places, t0-wit:
AZ the Engine-house, Main street, in the
First Ward. ~.
At the Engine-house, Adams street, in the
Third Ward.
At the Engine-house. Shelby street, in the
Fifth Ward.
At the Engine-house. DeSoto street. in the
Seventh Ward.
114-td J0HNJ0HNSON, Mayor.
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Getting Married. for young men on
the delights of home. and the propriety OF
improperly Of getting married, with sanitary
help for those who feel untitled for matrimo-
NAL happiness. Sent free. in sealed envel-
opes. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box p, Philadelphia. Pa. 74-l5l
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spA1DrSe's GLUE mends Crockery, Wooden
Ware, ETC. cod
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No Cure, No Pay. : foRREsr's JUMPER
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.
e-lI-f GOODYEAR 4 HILLS.
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.lar PIANOS, ETC.
On Four Months Time.
Pianos, ~ Organs,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
On Three and -FOUR Months Time,
with Good City Acceptance.
SUMMER RESORT.
Grab Orchard Springs

WE BEG LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE TO
( w our former patrons, and all those seek
ing health or recreation, that this popular and
first-class watering place, whose mineral wa
tiers Sulphur, chalybeate and epsom) are
considered equalif not superior to those of any
other Springs on this continent, is now open
for the entertainment of visitors. Many I'm
provements have been made since the last
season, conducive to the comfort and amuse-
bowling alleys and billiard saloons, revolving
swings, ~ h E
ff SULPHUR BATHS,
brass and string bands Of music. etc. This
fayorite and fashionable summer resort is sit
uated on the Louisville and Knoxville rail
road. Parties leaving Louisville after break
fast daily arrive in time for dinner.
JONES & FITZHUGH,
10l-126 ProprietOrs.
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Mr.. Thomas Tardrew, of New York City, is
authorized to act as Northern advertising
agent of the PUBLIC LEDGER.
s. II. Parvin, General Advertising Agent,
Cincinnati. Ohio. is our duly authorized agent
to contract for advertisements.
Hudson. Menet 4 Gay. 1873 Dearborn street,
and Barnhart, Bros. & Co., "A Madison street,
Chicago, will contract for advertisements for
this paper.
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Wednesday, July ~, at 10 am

Mr.. Fitzgerald. on the premises, viii take
pleasure In giving any information in regard
10 the property to parties DESTROYS Of examin-
ing the grounds prior to the sale
ond street, on the morning Of the sale. at nine
o'clock. giving ample time for an inspection
of the grounds before the sale commences.
TERMS-0ne-fourth cash; balance IN ten
Parties purchasing will be allowed the prixi-
Iege Of paying their principal in ten years,
provided they pay the annual interest
promptly. A fine lunch will be provided for
nnrchasers. with all the necessary etceteras,
PASSM0RE a RUFllh.
WI. PAssuoRE 4 Co. Anet-rs. llzz-lzl
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Situated ON the New Raleigh Road,
ala Miles from Court square.

subdiyided into 2, 8, 8, 10, % aud 20 acre
lots. The Homestead will DO sold with
three acres OF ground.
The RESIDENCE has FIVE rooms, and the
out-buildings consist of stable, barn. chicken
house, etc. On the ground is a fine garden
spot, together with an orchard Of select fruit;
Some Of the most HANDSOME kkSlDENCE
as also The best of market garden land, owing
70 lis richness and fertility. Thesale willtake
place
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EASTERN DIVISION:
II. AR. NELSON, of McMfnn.
las. w. DEADRICk, of Knox.
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Candidates for the Supreme Bench
of Tennessee.
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MIDDLE DIFfsIUN.
A.O.P. NICHOLSON, of Marry.
PETE TURNEY, of franklin.
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WESTERN DIVISION:
LIT. SNEED. of Fayette.
THOS. j. FREEMAN, of Haywood.
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County Democratic Ticket.

County Democratic Ticket.
JUDGE OF PROBATE COURT,
j. L. X. RAY.
COUNTY REGISTER,
JOHN BROWN.
ATTORNEY GENERAL OF BARTLETT COURT
ALBERT M. STEPHENS.
MAGISTRATE OF FIFTH CIVIL DISTRICT,
p. M. WINTERS.
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CrltIc.

Last week in referring to the course the cd
itor Of the Mason County Journal was pursu,
ing toward his political opponents, and in ex'
pressing the hope that he would act Lonora.
bly, in this campaign, we made grammatical
blunder. Over this tho editor OF the Journal
goes into ccstacics. The fact is, our neishbOE
is only capable OflOoking up such blundcrsl
t.he subject mattos.Ot All article being entire.
iybcyOnd his pea. We have wondered not
ali:ac at this piece Of splccn. An OditorwhO
has been compelled to see his copy come out in
print uutilated and distorted, ought to be
above such boy blindness as this.
The editor Of the Journal gets along yory we'll
as long as he remains in tho domain Of personal
lilies and bombast,c gush. but when he departs
thorofrOm he becomes sinsularly bcwildcrCd
aud ramblcs around buttiug his head here
aud there like lost sheep in hazel wood.
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GEN. John s. WITCHER.

Tho Republican Convention for the
Third Congressional u strict Of this State
assembled al Charleston on the 9Th inst,
when Gen, John S. Witcber. the present
Incumbent, was te.nominated on the
FIRST ballot over three competitors. He
is ou able man, aud during his present
term bias acquitted himself with the al
most atislat lion to bis cOustituentS.--
He will be elected by rouSioE majOity,
despite the vaccinations 9th Ku Klux
Of tho KsnsWha valley.
The ticket ia now complete. Let the
ranks be closed. ADD a shout go up from
every Union hamlet 10 the Safe for Golf,
MeGtew. witoher aud Victory
.[clTksburg Telegraph,
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upon The following terms, to.wit:
One fourth Of the purchase money cash IN
hand and theresidus 10 be paid in six and
twelve months, with interest IRON day of sale;
taking FROM the purchaser bond and good secu
rtty for the deferred payments and retaining
the legal title as further security.
Some Of the tracts will be divided into lots
aud sold separately to suit the convenience of
purchasers.
These are the finest bodies of land in the
tounty, many of them being well improved
and in a good state of cultivation, with build.
ings, barns, out.houses, orchards, &C., on them.
While some tho tracts arc the finest impro.
we'd farms in the county or State, others arc
fne bodies Of coal and mineral lands.
The title to them is clear and unquestion1.
bic. Any information desired concerning
them viii be promptly gigea npon writing to
the undersigned at Ca6cll @. H.. " Va, or to
Jos. s. Miller, Clerk OF the Circuit Court at
same place. T. B. KLINE,
june SO.4w Special Commissioner.
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rllern,e, pisnnpearlng.

The Republican D. rty has made haste 10
reduce taxation lust as has been deemed con.
sistcnt with the maintenance Of the national
credit. The Democraticparty. has beenroons!st
Ont IN tlepouncine every tnx,iupursuance Of It's
,seueral policy in Scrippling that ospdit. In
s.riking ofsS7O;OOO ,oD0 .or more from the in.
ternal rsyeppe, Congress, has dono a great deal
to relieve trade and industry and to give elias
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Thrive are fully ablcto carry Ibis Con,
,gpsssinnal District this fall, by an increased
.HRsioEty Tor enreal witcllor, we have not the
sleast doubt. His rnsj6Flly In 1868 was some.
sthing,evCr 1900, now we have Received IN
Ishis district, through The XVIII Amendment,
some llIO or 1900 new voters, nincty out Of
every hundfedoF whom win vote the Rfpub.
lican ticket. and consequently We can carry
the distftctby 1900 majority. There is no
falling of in he,Republican vote ofthe Third
Congressional District, and but little gain in
aha Democratic vote, The Republicans are
aaiaited and viii stand firm. ess
lin our candidate, We hnvea man Of some
prestige; one whose record Is untarnished and
conduct unblemisbe,l. .oas who has proven
his,asvCtisn tothc bheParty which saved tho
.couGtrg'by well known fidelity to the sacred
.c1use; with such candidate success Is certain.
weexpect only weak opposition from the
Democracy as they are ALREADY thoroaghly.dis.
4gutted with The men they have dominated and
'',heirsplaIcrm. Ono wing Of the Democracy
iGs 6isgusted TO Tho very verge because the
Wheeling ring" voted down tho Flick Am.
,cndment in their late State Convention. A
sIeading Democratic paper, ridiculcs Henry s.
Walker, Of tie Charleston Courier. and Baker
sof the Wheeling Register, in every possible
way Really the Democracy have big fight
between themselves. They are utterly disor.
gained.
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rHE WAR IN EUROPE BEGUN.

The war cloud which rose stove the
HORIZON ofEgrOps less than . week ago.
then nstslaIger Than mans hand, has
already e~eFtprsad the transatlantic sky
and burst With unexpected su.ldenoes'.
france Yesterday formally declared war
against Prussia; and1lready the most en-
eTeetic n,oyemenisby acknowledgements ars
! 10 progress for the ;4irStsadvsnIags.-
French troops are hurrying forward 10
the frontier. aud the French iron clads
Gre ON their way 10 tie Baltic,tU Blockade
the North German porls. 1--we hear less
Of movements 10 Germany, there Is no
reason to doubt they are equally snet'
gstic.
| As yetno alliances are announced -
The Belligere0ts have agreed 10 respect
The neutrality Of Belgium and Holland,
which thou!h German States. are not
under Pfussian domina'ion. Austria as.
sumes the nti,ude Of neural until
third party shall interfere. England
viii Try very i,1sd to maintain an attitude
District neu;rslily and may venture med'
iation. Spain naturally would fvfm
league with Prussia but no action on
her part is announced. We hear roth
ing Of Russia excep. that there is'stfong
feeling o. St. Petersburg against Ffaucs
which Is butlesilimated Sad Tradition
al.
II ali other European powen would
stand back, the beligerenia would be
pretty evenly balanced. Prussia has
the facst Amy in Europe aad officers
who know bow TO handle Il; ADD The
Germsus will be animated with the feel
ing that France is the agsres'or and
has compelled war santoSlg and with.
out Qualification. The qus'ily Of the
Of the Prussiao army was shown in her
collision with Austria four years ago.
That OIL France hasn fought since Sol
.fcrino 10 1850 Just what the French
army may now BIO after ten years Of care.
ful preparation and culture remains 10 be
seen. Napoleon evidently has conf
dsuce in Il, and that il will do brilliant
execution eau not be doubted il the
French people 60 into The war with their
accustomed enthusiasm. There i, some
reason TO doubt that their spirit is UP to
high water mark. Tho recent election
showed considerable element, particu>
lstlysin all the large cities, hostile to
the government; aud unless Napoleon's
attitude in this quarfeI appears different
to tho French people from what il does
10 Eng aud anl the ;Uni'ed States, al
least ell the opposition in France may
be expected 10 feel lukswarn 10 The
struggle just beginning.
The Prussian army VII take the field,
not only confident IN its superior discip.
line and equipment bat strengthened
with the feeiiag tina. their enemy is 40
uggtessor and they the defendefsof Ibsir
sOyereisu's rights. A fair collision be.
tween these Two greet armies nov NOV
ing towards each other. adding TO every
thing else as they DO tbs most fatal dea'b
dealing inslrumenis which science has
yet devised. would DO sublime but ter
rible spectacle. uaequslIed perhaps by
anything in our own OF a6y other modern
War-[ Iutellgencer.
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The great argument of the Free Traders is,
that tariff enhances the price Of the article
upon which it is levied, and, as the buyers are
the largest class, hence all such Legislation is
for the benefit Of the few, at the expense Of tho
many. 1t is related Of an Irishman that he
complained Of the high price of potatoes in
this country, remarking that he could buy them
in old ireland fOr,twclvecents bushel. Some
one inquired why he didn't stay there, then,
WI. era lie could live SO cheap His answer was
Iha. he couldn't get the twelve cents with
which to buy them. The cheapuess Of the ar.
ticle did him no good. So with FREQ Trade.
1t might cheaper thu article few cents, but
il would make paupers of the masses. so that
chcapnesi would avail them nothing. During
the war every thing that We consumed upon our
living WIS extravagantly high, and yet there
never has been tins when the labor Of the
country ives so well paid aud so able to live:
If farm products are high. labor is high. and
70 with every department Of mechanical snd
manufacturing interest. The importer and the
merchant may advocate Free Trade, in hopes
through low prices Of. getting better profits
but to laboring men the policy is low wages,
and eventually pauPerism,
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The pcmoera Address.

AL the request Of Mr.. stssOn, and several OF
his political friends, We refrain from comment
ing upon the address Of the Democratic Exc
cutiye Committee, published in last weeks
Journal under the head of Food for tho Poo
de to rGa,ct uponl' aud rejecting upon Mr.,
sisson = private character as well as public
character. The address is certainly uncGlled
for; aud We are glad to see that it is .;cOndcm.
ned and denounced by almost every Dem
ocrat in this community.
Mr.. sissou desires to conduct this campaign
in an honorable manner, and does not intend
to resort TO personal attacks in order to secure
his election. wcmay have occasion to refer
to this matter again at some future time, when
NC shall show wherein the address isrniusti'
Gable.
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Tho New York RcraM remarks: "The pub.
,7ic debt statement for July /. 1870. is ous Il
the most remarkable exhibits ycl presented
from the treasury Department. ! he rcduc-
e.ion in The national debt during the past
anOnth,wasoyor seO.OOO.OOO. according To the
aigurss Of Mr.. Boutwell,, who in the calculation,
anakes allowance for The accrued interest. The
reduction in actual figures, however. is over
:$2s.0OOAO0. 'rkerCduction of the debt dur.
ing the fiscal year 1890 was SI0s,s5s,.
4IO!9
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PATENTS

I,vcnturs who wisl, to take oni Letters PA
eat arc advised tvcounscl with MUM & Gu
editors Of the Scientific Amrieda, who hs,a
prosecuted claims before the Patent Office i,f
over Twenty years Their American and EG.
ropean Patent Agency is The MIST extensive in
the world. Charges less than any other rrlia.
bic agency. a pamphlet containing llll IN,
strrtiuns 10 inventors is STINT gratis. MUM
& Co, 81 Park Row, New York.
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SHERIFF s SALE OF vALUABr ,
REAL ESTATE.
james Cap.hart Exeeu.ot
Of James capehart dc'd. In
Joseph s. Dowrey.

Joseph s. Dowrey.
PURSUANT TO IN order ofths Circuit Com,
L Of Mason county. West Va, renaefas- !.
the February term, 1870 in the above nsmsI
cause will sell at public auction at he no..
door Of the Court House Of said Mason co,iStv
ON Saturday, the s0th day or JaIy, 1874
to the highest bidderforene third easliip MA
and the balance on a credit Of six and tweIy.
months taking bond and good security beafins
interest from datr q sale Or the deferred X.
stallmcnts and rcserSing the tide as farther
security.
Lot No. IS on Sd; Lot No. &c on Horo,
street; Lot No. l5on Front street below can.
ter; Lot No. 5 on Front street below centsr.
Lots No. 10, Is, II and 10 on Brown street: al
of said iUtsare situated in Mason City, Wager.
or Township in Mason county. the same beipp
the real estate OF the defendant ] oseph s. Dow.
cry;to satisfy plaintiffs claim o.s3, $50, lOo
with legal interest from the 26lh day Of Febru-
ary, 1870, and the costs Of this suit.
IefereRce may be- had TO the papers in this
cause for description Of said lands
June 3O-td C, SHREWSBURY, Sheriff
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While he tAIr sissonl may res. pssurcd that
lis private character will not be assAilcd, at
least not by u.s. Ms public acts will he proper
and legitimate subjects 70: searching aud 80.
we're criticism - Journal.
Ifthis means anything. IL is This: That
while Howard refrains from assailiug Mr.. Sis.
sons private character, yethe invites, and will
allow others of his party to do SO. So far as
Mr. sissou Is "publie acts" are eoueerled they
will &C proof against the editors ~searchiug
;and severe ctitizisn,." The people have en-.
sdorsed his public acts, and will do so again.
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poIsr plrAsAyr. ". '. Jnly y, lls7O.

POINT TLEASASTl rs W duAI 80 ASSS'
Tothe Editor Of he West Va. oOutieE
DEAR Sra While SEEDING your paper d
July 1871. | was surprised to sec an article
which stated that the Radicals Of this lLewisl
Township, had promised to run mo on their
toxnship ticketfUr Supervisor in order 10 Sc
cure the rest Of the "negro votes" Allow me
TO say to you, Mr.. Editor, that this is false,
think tho Republicans Of Lewis township are
well enough acquainted With me to know that
am not for sale, although be as "black a
the ace Of spades" Under an accursed law
/ had been sold and bought, but to-day, thank
God, am free, and / value that freedom too
highly to ever again become the slave Of any
man or set Of men. Your Point Pleasant cor.
respondent is laboring under vide mistake!
and you will please tell him so. So far as
l.em concerned, / never intend 10 hold pOliti
cal Office while | live. II my being black
I,preyel Is NC from having sense, should &c
sorry that was born black; but as can't be
llieve that the color makes any difference in
this respect, and as am not entirely white,
am glad that nm entirely black, as 1t shows
mark Of respect on my parents.
No doubt this letter was gotten up to inlnrC
the Republican party, by weakening its vote
i hope no one will believe the false assertions
OF the COurier's Point Pleasant correspondent
or DO deceived by it. When this writer wishes
to assalI the Republican party, / wish that he
would get something better than man 'black
the ace Of spades" 10 do it with. AS have
nothing 10 do with politics, in any way, would
be thankful to this correspondent to leave mt
cnti.ely out Of The papers. | am
ELI COLEMAN,
"but not The coming man."
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Tho U. S. House of Representatives, Ngn.
.ilsy, by party vote, passed. a resolution do
,clsriug that tho Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Anoudmsnts TO the Constitution, had been
ratiasd BY the requisite threO'fourths Of tho
States Oftlc Uuion, aud were now in full op.
ss5,.pr u rarts Of tia! ieSLlalaeaL
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The regular reserve is also 100000 men. =
In addition to these soldiers, there is tho Gardc
Mobile, numbering 100000 men fully drilled.
The French navy consists Of 4a9 vesselsi 1850
guns. and 79.4lG men.
The standing army of Prussia, or rather Of
The Moth Germauic Confederation, numbers
45O. 100 men. In case Of emergency this force
eanScry quickly be doubled. and brought into
eceiye sotyice The commander o: the army
and nayysis tho King. Chief of staff General
dc Moltks The army is divided into eleven
corps or divisions. The Prussinn navy Is
comparatiyely small, but It's ships. although
few, are constructed in,the best manner and Of
the best material. II consists OF SO vessels ;
637 guns and 1900 men.
The abovewill give the reO,ler an idea oftho
comparative strength Of beth cOntcnding
parties.
PISA despatch last evening yeports that
tho Prusslan army penetrated France, eusa-
gcd tho French troops, defeating and utterly
routing them. Tho French loss is estimated at
10 900 killed and wounded. Russia. and Aus.
tria IL reported TO have formed an alliance
with PRUSSIA.
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wo Clip tilo following from uu exchange:
Suppose tie devil had his duo where would
all tho Radicals be2- TasEsS'e Nlws
Passing water through hoIl's iron gates 10
thir,y Democrats, Ask usu hard qnc'tiou,-
Ala5r@a Stas jenna
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English, sol.
COMMtsSi0NER SALE
OF VALUABLE
Farming, Timber and Mineral LANDS,
In oabcll and Lincoln Counties,
WEST VIRGINIA.
4nUanccy.

poE Is ;, :, 4H'0HaHee'y'
TN pursuance Of a decree Of tho Circuit Court
L of Cabcll county, West Virginia. made end
entered on the ilth day of May, 1870, in the
above entitled cause, the undersigned, Special
Commissioner, who was thereby appointed for
the purpose, will proceed TO sell on the
lsr DAY OF ArGu,T, 1870.
at the front doorOf the Court House. in Bar
louisville, in said county of CIbell, at public
auction to the highest bidders, the following
named tracts Of land, or SO much. or so many
therenfas may be necessary to pay the several
sums of money specified in said decree, togeth'
or with the expenses Of said suit, to.wit:
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flNVASSERS WANTED FdR RNNCHINELLo.

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