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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-30

SAYS the Cincinnati Enquirer: Sher-
man says that eve (the Republicans
never violated the Constitution construed
in the spirit of its trainers. Who or
ganized military commissions for the
trial OF citizens not in the military or
naval service2 Who established test
oaths which the Supreme Court declared
to be unconstitutional, as they likewise
did the military commissions The fact
IS that from the time of the Republican
ascendency in 1861, nearly all of their
laws have been VIGOROUSLY opposed to
the Constitution, and such of them as
are not dead by their subject-matter will
be declared void by the courts whenever
they are brought before them The Re
publican party is one whose whole policy
has been outside of the Constitution.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-30

TVS Emperor William has again dis
tributed thirteen iro= eTosses Of the frst
class aud three hundred and fifty Of the
second among the osies=s aad men Of
the Bavarian army. His Majesty has at
the same time awarded sixteen crosses
with white ribbons (for non-comss.anis)
to BavariAn army surgeons.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-30

wisconsin Republican state Con.
vensi0n.
MADISON. August 80. Tho Republican State
Convention meets at noon to-day, and excite
ment grows warm. especially as to the chances
of Gen. G. O. Washburne and w. Il. Smith.
Both are confident.
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NOTICES.
N o TIC H.

L HEREBY WARN THE PUBLIC FROM
II trading for a note drawn By VIM. Dean for
500, in favor Of =. fochrine. dated August
IS. l85l. and payable October IS. ISL, az the
consideration for which il was given has
failed. and the note viii not be paid.
155-l57 WILLIAM DEAN.
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RrMARKABLE.

In 1852 Horace Greeley, in a lecture
upon the Crystal Palace and its lessons,
made the following prediction, which
time has remarkably verified:
So we Americans Of the nineteenth
century viii be found in due time TO
have inscribed ourselves most legibly,
though all unconsciously, on the earth S
unfadiug reeords-how, or in what, time
alone can TELL Perhaps a railroad over
the Rocky Mountains, telegraph across
the Atlantic, a towering observatory
wherein all the storms and Gains, at any
moment prevailing within the earth 5
atmosphere, shall be portrayed on a
common dial-plate, and the storms which
shall take place at any point during the
next DAY or week. with their several di
reesions and intensities--perhaps some
thing different from any Of tAsse. Essen
tisi history still insists on writing itself
and viii no, be controlled or anticipated
This prediction mas been literally full
flled. Horace is a prophet.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-30

WARMERS PREPARATIONS for sale at
the Little Drug Store Round the Corner,
SO Adams street zeM 00-L
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LEGAL.


In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tenn.
W. A. sigler ct al ~
=. M. Cash ct al
TT APPEARING FROM. AFFIDAVIT
i filed in this cause that the defendants, Jos.
A. Andrews and wife, Lueasein Andrews, are
non-resdents Of the State Of Tennessee; II Is
therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master
that they make their appearance herein,
al the courthouse Of the Second Chaneery
Court Of Shelby county, in the city Of Mem
phis, Tennessee. on or before the hrst
Monday in October. 1871. and plead, an;
Swer or demur to eempiainants' original and
amended bill. or. the same will be taken
FOR confessed rs 10 them and set fol. hear
ing cxpartc. and that a copy Of this order be
pnblished once a week. for four successive
weeks, In the Memphis Ledger. This August
AZ ISL. M. ID. L. STEWART,
~ Clerk and Master.
Bye. BELcHER. Deputy Clerk and Master.
Randolph. Hammond & Jordan. Solicitors for
complainant. w ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-30

THE New York Times says: 4The
scene created by Butler at the meeting
in Springfield must have disguised every
intelligent man in Massachusetts with
their rowdy candidate for the Govern
orr chair. The worst Of Gen. Butler is,
Il that his judgment aa' temper get many
degrees worse as he grows older.
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PAYMENTS.
WILL BIZ LIT OUT
TO TRE LuWEsr ANp gEsT BIDDER

the contractor entering into bond, with good
and ample security, 70 complete the work ac-
oOrdinR 70 plan and specifications BY the first
day Of May, 1872. THOS. X. COOKE,
Chairman Jail Committee.
SomerYille, August q. ISL. 1A-l
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Pi4Isrrno. Camel, ~ Carbon and
R,5-,.,.,.s cal ~ iog a. iho lowest
Ga. hELLgH.g,
ttof eor eouft Court and Main cts.
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THE New York Commercial Adver-
tiser. speaking Of the way soldiers are
treated, says: Thousands of scoun-
drels have grown rich by fraud and pee
ulation, taking advantage of their fat
contracts and Government jobs, and no
body seems to care, while the soldier
who exposed his life for the country is
taxed to make up the deficiency for which
these pluudering rascals are largely re-
sponsible." If the fruit of the war
means money, the soldiers have got
none Of it. The politicians have got it
all. Therefore, the soldiers should vote
for the Radical politicians.
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Pssss bagu 81 Craig . seed store Nos.
az Ard 80 Main street 10y
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TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

NANA W IN AAHHN AAAN|f
DAFTOs. o.. August o.-Barnhars 5chni-
der. who was severely injured Monday even
ing. At Fishers woodward, died Of Biz injuries
At seven o'clock yesterday morning.. Hs va
fly years Of are. aud leaves a vile and oar
children.
HfEs srEUCE ~ LfGnIflr0.
MAEsfIELb. O.. Augsfi 50.-a-ssi ziehi. d.
rims a storm. the hurn Of Simon hunmssz go
struck b. iightninz and burned. i1la on hay.
oats and buiiding, taa thoBrari do.iau,
Pziiy injured.
rurnn uFAus
srnIssFIELn, o., Aaflai NM. fngifr.
aged eirhiy-tE yesTs, 49, faand sea- n ~
bed On Monday mornina. a. D1lsirfilir. II
ttil county. sc "a 10 rcd teais- ttss fsf'
ing before.
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A WASHINGTON dispatch says: A few
months since, the State Department re-
ceiyed from Ecuador a small quantity Of
cundurango, said to be a specific cure
for cancer, which was distributed to
prominent physicians in the large cities,
with the request that they would give a
trial to its merits and report the result
to the department Several able physi-
clans have transmitted their reports to
the department, in which they express
unfavorable opinions Of cunlurango as
| a cure for cancer.
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They don't call it Ku-Kluxing when
it happens in Maine: A party Of dis
guised young men compelled another
young man, named Leonard Jackson, TO
20 to tie eemetary, TO kneel upon the
grave Of a woman recently buried there,
and to ask her forgiveness Of some in
jury not stated. The lyncbers then
threw Jackson into a mud-puddle, by
way Of further purgation, leaving him
there, partly covered with stones. He
was helped home by some neighbors,
and is still in precarious state.
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TuE Courier-Journal has :. !!sss no
ticed the existence Of the Louisville
LEDGER. II devoies four columns and a
quarter 10 that paper.
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AUcTIoNEERS.
L. G. BALDWIN g. CO.,
AUCTIONEERS,
Commission Merchants and Manufac.
turers' Agents, "a sa

Cor. second and Adams, Memphis.
WE WILL COMMENCE OUR REGULAR
w fall trade sales Mt auction on TUES
DAY, September S, 1871, and continue them
three times a week during the season. Our
numerous consignors. embracing every line
of foreign and domestic dry goods, clothing,
hats, boots. shoes. notions. fancy and variety
goods etc., will keep us constantly. supplied
with every description Of merchandise suita-
BILE for our market, thus Offering to city and
country customers rare opportunity TO re-
plenish stocks at prices far below regular rates;
Our regular sale days will be TUESDAYS and
THURSDAYS. Cash advances made on con-
signments, and account Of sales rendered
promptIy. A. S. ROBERTSON,
i57f Auetioneer:
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PERHAPS this is important to be known;
DR.. Isle, of London, says that he has
cured twenty-one cases of cholera out of
twenty-six by administering a solution
of FIVE parts sulphate of copper to one
hundred distilled water, about thirty
drops, to which add ten drops Syden-
hams laudanum and four ounces of SUI
gar and water. DR.. Drouet advocates a
solution of castor oil in collodion being
applied with a brush to the abdomen.
The mixture forms waterproof film
whicI prevents perspiration, and vomit-
ing and cramps are instantly arrested.
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NEW YORK.

The Late Mystery-The Remains OF
the Young woman Found IN a
Trunk-Indictmen fs Against am
derbfIt and Others In COnnectf0n
with the Wesffiefd Disaster.
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-07-13
Railways Ready Relief
RAILWAYS PILLS.

For the Cure Of all Disorders Of the Stomach,
Liver, Bowels. Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Dis
eases, Headache, Constipation, Costiveness, Indi-
gestion, Dyspepsia Biliousne-s, Bilious Fever, In
hammafion Of the Bowels, Piles, and all Derznge-
nenis q the Internal viseers-
Warranted to E8oct Positive Cure.
PURELY VEGETABLE,
Containing Mercury, Minerals. or Deleterious
Drugs.
So Observe the following symptoms resulting
from disorders Of the Digestive organs:
Constipation, inward PILES, FuIiness Of the blood
in the Head, Acidity Of the stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust Of Food, Fullness or Weight in
the Stomach, Sour Eructztions, Sinking Flutter-
ing at the Pit Of the Stomach, Swimming Of the
Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fiuttering
at the Heart, Choaking 5uf1oeating Sensations
when in Lying Posture, Dimness Of Vision, Dots
or Vets before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pam
the Head, Deficiency Of Respiration, Yellowress
Of the skin and Eyes, Pain In the Side, Ches:,
Limbs, and sudden Elushes Of Heat, Burning N
the Flesh. few doses o.
RAILWAYS PILLS
viii fire. the sysssm from all the above named dis
rieTs.
Price, u cents per Bee.
Resd FALSE AND True Send one letter stamp
. RAILWAY 90. No. 81 Maiden Lane, New
York. Inlhgmstion worth tAeos.nde viii p ssnt
y0n. sS
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RAILWAYS
S A RS AP RILLIAN
RESOLVEl3,


HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING
I'LL cures, quick, 80 rapid the changes the
body unden,oes under the influence Of this truly
wonderfully medicine that every day an increase
n flesh weight is seen aud felt.
Scrofuia, Consumption, syphilis in its many
forms. Glandular Disease, Ulcers in the Throat
Mouth: Tumors, Modes in the Glands and other
parts OF the system; Sore Eyes, S.rumous Dis
charges from the Ears; Eruptive Diseases Of the
Eyes, Nose, Mouth, and the worst forms Of Skin
Diseases; Eruptions, Fever Sores, Scald Head,
Ring Worm. Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Acne. R.,k
the Womb, and all Weakening and Painful Dis
charges; Night Sweats, and all Wastes Of the Life
Principle, within the Curative range Of Rad
ways Sarsaparillian Resoivent, and a lev days
will prove TO sny person using il for either Of
these OF disease It's potent power 10 cure them
Not only does the Sarsaparilian Resolyent excel
all known remedial agents, In the cure Of Chronic
Scroiulous Constitutional, Skin and Syphiloid dis
cases. but it is the only positive remedy for
Kidney, Bladder.
Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes,
Dropsy, Incontinence of Urine, Brighrs disease,
Albuminurd, and in all cases where there are brick
dust deposits, the water is thick, cloudy. mixed
with Substances like the white Of an e or threads
like white silk, or there is n morbid dark, bilious
appearance, and white bone dust deposits, and
Pain in the small Of the Back and along the ioins
In all these conditions Railways Sarssparills Re-
solvent, aided by the application Of Railways
Ready Relief To- the spine and Small Of the Back,
-, ps,,,i.f;ry pills nor J,v will s.s,n n,.La .
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p,,v.v, s.rS,n,r;lli.n R.s,lx.nt sn,,,I,... ,h.
80, * ,nrh ,hf. hl..si mine sve,t rna s,rn.
80. 80, conSti,msnts With TiS,,.-m.tin,,
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neSo ID tne morning were q far expre9sl0l
. of that meeting.
|. Dr.. Hs.shall asked and Obtained leave 4
; withdraw the original proposition of hi
company, and submit an amended one.
Maj. Foote then offered the following
!, Received That the County Board of Leav.
enwosth County submit to the voters Of said
county, the following proportions: FirHt,
to give to the C., s. W. 4 r. 3. W. $3.50, 900
Of seven pr eena. thirty year Leaseuworh
county hood, and the Cameron stock, rep
resenting 500, 900, ON condition that they
will build thsir rod from LeaveaVoEth city
to Topeka, through High Prairie and Alex.
andria townships, and viii haid or cause to
be built, . road from the city of Leayen-
worth to the KAnsas and Missouri bgidge,
under such proper regulations - the Board
may hereafter impose.
| Mr.. Foote then went On to ny that there
appeared 70 be great unanimity of feeling
among the people IN favor Of the Topeka
nilrosd. He thought the c., 8. w. 4 P.
r W. would accept that proposition, and
called upon Gen. Stone to know If K. c.
would accept also.
Ana gentleman s.M ne wound support
anything that would bring railroads to Leav-
envorth.
Judge Aller, Of the C., S. w. 4 r., was
asked what his company would DO. He said
ne was not here As representative Of thai
foed; 'na' he had WORKED haru 70 nfins IL
70 Aeasenwonh In lne past tnal II vas no"
out Of the held and should not n-ehter 1t
o"''i 0'on'c'ins elements naa 'een ofoshed
away 30 a. TO permit such a sep.
Mr.. Mcwhin gave his reasons Tor h's vote
yesterday and SAID that II ne had 'acore'
under m'1pFei'ensloo ne enfed 10
change n
Gen soes We ssFpr'sen o 'eaf. 'ea1 the
Rooee psuPosa'on vas No aooepsaDle 70 Inc
Z. q s. W., - ne unae's'eod teas tne docu-
ment was drawn up BY members OF that
company and given TO MAJ. foote 10 pre-
sent, and thai " Sooid oe a'ceiSa"e'
Col. Jenn'son 'a'd as 'here was no repre-
sentative oi The company present. Tue ooalu
had nosh'ng 70 20 oo' pass "Po" tue 'e>''"-
tons offered ye"serday.
b;s companv vss understood Yesterday TO
;n..,f.re With the Affairs of no other GONNA
nv and this looked like a measure to fleece
:. -, -. al of,h. No.
1t. he was sure y woo'd 'aHe Al u 'ne pro
Positions together 70 get any OF them through
4
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A St Louis letter s,ys: 'The great
movement that Is 10 make Gen. Winfield 8.
Hancock the next Democratic candidate for
the Presidency ia being engineered in this
city. Prominent among the leaders in this
movement may be mentioned G. T. Glover,
the leading lawyer in the State; ex-senator
Trusten Polk and Mr.. Mantz, President Of
the Atl;s Insurance Company. There is a
strong prospect that the next Democratic
Convention will be held in this city, and the
locality will be a most favorable one for
Hanoock's prospects, as he is exceedingly
popular here, where he married his accom-
plished wife, and his genial manners have
made him hosts Of friends. There are q
number of conservative Republicans in s..
Louis and the State who are favorable to
Hancock's nomination, among whom may
be mentioned Senator Schurz and ex-senator
Henderson. The inevitable Frank Blair,
however, has eaten of the insane root OF
that ambition which takes the reason pris-
oner' and is moving heaven and earth 70
checkm the movement"
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T. E. Britton, waived IN examination and
va. held for. trial in 81, 900 bail. We un-
der.tand that Hayden is relative Of Jay
Gould, the banker, and also Of Gen. Dent.
He has been On the road for some months
pas, and formed the scquainte,ce of bad
women in Kansas City, who have been the
cause Of hn ruin.
Prof. Holfoa, Everett, Nan, writes a.
follows "The Novelty Printing Press
promises to work o1t vast changes in society.
Whether owing to It's real unbeatable merits
O 10 the pub Of Mr.. BENZ. o. Wooda, Of
Boston, it is probable that BY the time Of the
next Peasidential elsctios there will scarce
Be town in New England without one or
more Of these cheap, 6st, durable, light,
vell-working presses. Two men can cary
a entire printing olice into q town hall and
boy can print Plit tickses fasler than they
can Be voted, besids taking 6iasen minutes
to strike OF three hunded hand.bilIs. A
mule can carry printing Office that iii do
a. good work ~ Measrs. Hurd & Hough-
ton can, through the passes of Kurlistan;
or Micfonesian mission could buy one Tor
hundred dollars, on which quartz bibles
could be printed, On native cloth, By self
taught native, with native ink.
Self-taught boys in the towns about Bos-
ton are printing for tun, emulation or money,
when they would Otherwise be in the streets
The little daughter Of . wealthy PLY sician
took her pres to church fair and printed
there handsome books which we're sold on
the spot. Before me lies q child's card
printed BY youthful neighbor.
Lastly, they are used in schools to encour-
age diligence, furnish proof sheets 70 be cor
rected, school blanks, etc., and that news
paper 50 much the rage among the scholars
and 50 wisely encouraged by the teachers.
OF il the single manuscript copy could hardly
be said to be published, but now that they
are printed the pupils and friends can each
keep copy, and the best compositions ofthe
school are put into it. Say We not truly that
this ia revolution in education.
There have been ~ cheap presses n the
Novelty, but they battered the type badly,
and Of course did poor work; they were
much slower and more difficult 70 register,
while this il capable Of even printing poly
chromes, and with rapidity."
Terrible Mensser Assails Three MasAs.
The following is one of the most thrilling
adventures that it has been our lot 70 chron.
icle. Three beautiful and brave young Ia
dies, while enjoying a walk among the deep
shadows and cool retreats Of the beautiful
park adjoining their home, near Brooks
Station, Bullitt County, Kentucky, encount-
cred large snake, measuring forty-eight
inches in length and Eve inches in circum-
ference. Instead Of running away these
L., e. IL Al
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MEDICAL.
HEALTH! BEAUTYll

Strong and Pure Rich Blood Increase
of Flesh and Weight Skin
al Beautiful Complexion
SECURED TO ALL.
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TO FARMERS.
EVERY FARMER

Ant CORN SHELLEk Shells bssheis per
kenr. vsighs only II sanesA A GOD sGsnt vanted
y syeEy esansy. hre1ts h1fs. Sena U. 50 for
oaplA Addseo G. !. VAN NC1LE, w~S
YO1lsA 0B0oe, Cne1e4s ShsS ooy9W
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TAR SOAP.
TAX SOAf.
AA.GNsDhi1nEs

PHISIAU RAIN0 Oh FINE TAR SOAP.
Each cake Is stamped A. A. Constantine Per
sian Healing o. Fine Tar Soap. Patented March
II MI" No other is OenuiDe.
Iog ~ Toilet, bath and uuIBeIy. this Soap
has no equal. II preserves the complexion fair,
removes all dandru&, keeps the hair soft and silky,
Hair Ron0vator in use.''
II cures ehappsd hands, pimple., salt rhearn,
frosted leet, burns all diseases Of the scalp and
SOAP. This soap has already von the praise and
esteem Of very many Of our irst families In this
city md Throughout the country. II is used ex-
tenaiveiy by eur best physicians Wherever used
70 Try IL. For sale by all dealers Agents wanted.
Call or address, A. A. C0NsTANTINEA CO.,
q Ann Street, ". Y. City
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lRADWAY.S READY RELIEF

FEVER AND A0UE.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED
FEVER AND AGUE CURED.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED
FOR FIFTY CENTS.
There is not a remedial agent in this world that
will Fever and Ague, and all other Malzrious,
Bilious, Scarlet, TyPhsid, yellow and other fever.
(aided BY Railways Pills. 81 quick Railways
Ready Relief.
Radway's Ready Relief
has proved infllibIe and will cure thess terrible
fevers quicker, and without entailing the fiightfui
penalties Of Engorged Liver, Fat Spleen, Disosdered
Kidneys and Saforn-eolored Skin that are sure To
follow the Of the ''ChologGgues,n ssAgus
Cures, - and other agents Of the heroic Quinine
medicines used accumulate, and become deposited
In the system
Railways Ready Relief
Is the best cheapest and safest remedy that can be
used for Fever and Ague, Bilious and other Fever.
NOT ONE
person need suffer, be they ever % much exposed
10 Fever and Asue, IL they will only take Railways
Eezdy Relief. and keep their bowels open with
hitherto been docoring at the rate a me and two
hundred dollars for a few month"; treatment,
keeping themselves and families free from Fever and
Asue. Chills and Fever. Rhelmstism. Ae., for one
or two dollars year spent for Railways Ready Re-
def and Railways Pills (eoated.)
The Ready Relief viii Afford instant ease 10 all.
Price only 50 cents per bottle.
n. B--see that every bottle has an India Rubber
stopper. Sold by all druggists, and at Dr.. Ra.l-
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