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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-02
mo. 42s.l
In the Second Chaneery Court Of
Shelby County, Tenn.
The Weed Sewing Machine Co.. of Conn.,
L. B. Denny.

The W eed Sewing Machine Co.. Of Comm
tn Il. b. Denny. rr 4
1T APPEARING FROM THE BILL DULY
Il sworn to in this cause that the de-
PENDANT, Z. B. Denny, Is Justly indebted TO
the complainant in the sum Of about $500,
due by two promissory notes, and that said
Denny is a nonresident of the State of Ten
nessee. and has abseonded and left the State.
and that for these causes m attachment was
sued ont of this court against the property Of
defendant. and the same was issued and has
been returned by the Sheriff, duly levied Cd
the property of defendant, Il. b. Denny /;
it is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter that he make his appearance herein.
at the courthouse of the Second Chancery
Court of Shelby county, in the city of Mem
phis, Tenn. on or before the first Monday in
January, 1872, and plead. answer or demur to
compliments bill or the same will be taken for
confessed as to him, said Denny, and set for
hearing ex parte. and that copy of this order
be published once week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Public LEDGER. This
November !, 1871. NJ. d. L. STEWART,
H.u Clerk and Master.
By @. BELcHER, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Hames ( Poston, Solicitors for complainant.
54-G0-66-72 lra Est Hir
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A COMMITTEE Of the Legislature has
vindieAted Jones, Puryis a Co. from
the charges Of fraud brought against
them
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LATEST TELEGRAMs.
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AMRRroAs PRESS ASSOCIATION, VIA O. r. A.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The friends and acquaintance Of W. L.
and ". A. Allen arc respectfully invited to
attend the funeral Of their daughter. MINNIE
JAEK. from the Church Of the Good Shepherd.
Chelsea. tomorrow lFRIDAY) morning lat
ten o'clock. Carriages in attendance.
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CEMENT.
CEMENT, PLASTER AND LIME.
PrIcee Redncc ld!

~ '1NN -
RoseRdale Cement SO so
Plaster Paris I. . 80
Alabama Lime 80
Plastering Fair, 25 30
Fire Brick, per 100 ; 90
FOR CASH on DELIVERY.
Hay. Corn. Ozis and Rra n Al. he lsEsst
-aLs ~ rates. yghl =; Dknlhs
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1t is the misfortune of United States
District Attorney Camp, Of East Ten
nessee, that he should have aided in the
prosecution Of Roderick Randall, in
stead of Butler, for alleged completely
of the latter in pension frauds. Butler
never forgave Camp for furnishing evi-
dence in this case, and his recent re-
moval is but the result Of intrigues with
the President TO serve such result.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-02

WASHINGTON, October 81. - The
Georgia State officials have sent sew
eral kilograms to parties in the city
to-day relative to the late resignation of
Governor Bullock, which state that this
resignation is regarded as a piece of
sharp practice, to stop charges of i'm
parchment and criminal prosecutions
for swindling and ENLIGHTENMENT which
are now pending against this official. 1t
is proposed to issue warrants immedi-
ately for
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-02

An officer from Georgia has arrived in
Washington with warrant for the ar
rest of Governor Bullock, on the charge
incorporation Of State bonds. Had
he not resigned it was the intention Of
the authorities in the State to proceed
with his impeachment. The story goes
that two or three millions are involved.
Special to the Louisville Ledger.l
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The Government evidently intends to
take precautionary measures to prevent
trouble in Utah, and additional troops
will probably be ordered there. Dele
gate Hooper is daily expected here to
appeal to the authorities to cease the
prosecution Of the Mormons there, and
the overland railroad lines are said to be
using their influence to prevent an out
break. The President to-day removed
the old District Attorney in Utah and
appointed Chicago lawyer named Geo.
q Rates
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TEN MURDERS


and confined in the York jail without a
hearing and without bail. AS to whether
the prisoners would be granted a hear
ing he does not say, but claims that the
Department of Justice has the right, un-
der the Presidents proclamation and
the Ku-Klux law, to hold them until the
U. S. Court should assemble, on the
9th Of November. This is the official
Administration view Of the situation.
The New York herald., 1871-01-12
The PACIFIC COAST.

Inauguration Of the Governor Of Nevada
Progress Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Heavy Floods in Washington territory.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10, 1871.
The Board OF Supervisors OF San Francisco has
passed resolution asking Congress to grant to the
city OF San Francisco the OF the major portion OF
the Preside Military Reservation for public park.
The new Governor and Lieutenant Governor Of
Nevada were inaugurated yesterday.
Judge Rice, OF the Northern Pacific Railroad, had
made arrangements Tor vigorous prosecution Of
the road on the branch from point six miles above
the mouth OF the Carolita river, or the Columbia
river, oregon, via olympia. Washington Territory
to Puget Sound. Two thousand Cinnamon have
been contracted for here and will commence going
north next week to work on this road. The Pacific
Rolling Mills will furnish rails to the extent Of their
capacity; the rest are on the way from New York.
Twenty-Five miles Will be in running order BY the
1sr Of July.
naenE the present fiscal year will leave deficit OF
nearly 150 900, after exhausttug the entire fund.
Oespatcles from washington Territory report that
the Country between Monticello and Olympia Ia
hooded. The streams are all high. and many are
Overfowed and several bridges and sections Of rail.
way have been carried away. Travel IN conse-
uuence has been generally suspended. The mails
ara carried on horseback 1t Is stiu raining heavily
and the streams are rising
The New York herald., 1871-01-12
Personal Intelligence.

Ex-senator Jacob Stanwood, from Alabama, has
arrived at the Filth Avenue Hotel.
General J. wilson, from Maryland, has apartments
at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Judge J. G. Abbot. of Boston, has resurned to the
BIevoort House.
General Builard, OF Troy Is among the latest ar
rivals at the Grand Central Hotel.
Captain Charles Garettson, OF the United States
Army, has taken quarters at the st. Denis Hotel.
Governor ]. w. Stewart. OF Vermont ID At tla st.
Nicholas Hotel on brief visit.
Mr.. SShn F. Winslow, the builder OF the first nlOn-
tor, that fought the rebel gunbDat Merrimac on
Fortress Monroe has arrived at the Albemare HDie.
Judge John II. Boult. from Nevada, Is solourning
at the Hoffman House.
Colonel Charles Marshall Is temporarily az the Bre.
WORT House.
Colonel II. 8. McComb. from Delaware, Is. staying
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
General Burtnett. from Tennessee, has taken guar
ters at the Grand Central Hotel.
Mr. X. II. Crttenden, from Kentucky Is at the 81.
Nicholas Hotel on brief visit
Mr.. A. L. Sheppard, President OF the Philadelphia
Steamship Company; Mr. J. w. Thompson. Presi-
dent. and MI. Samuel Bacon, Vice President OF the
Norfolk and Potomac line OF steamers. are soJourn-
Ing ut the Metropolitan Hotel.
Lieutenant r. Wallack. Of the United States
Marines, Is at present stationed at the Irving House.
Miss Laura Keene has aligh5ed at the Grand Gen.
tral Hotel.
Colonel +. G. Newhal OF Philadelphia has en-.
gagged quarters at the Albemarle Hotel.
Colonel Garrett Smith Is among the recent arrivals
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
General J. vogiss, OF the United States Army, is
temporarily at the Astor House.
The New York herald., 1871-01-12

listening % their p(Vfu unthih King commonpiacea.
His Majesty the King smoke to Ter. but with hesa-
tation and after considerable aim culty OF UTTER
sncc. Al length he arose from nis sest and hell
both his hands forth to the sehora Prih,, who
pressed them convusveiy while ,'ttering deep ssbs
King Amadeus was overcome by l'ts own feelings
He left the room hurrIediy.
! The poor woman then again rose ir,'m her seat
and threw herself Into Admiral Topete's arnis in au
uncomfortable Mt OF weeping.
COMING ToRTuRg
worse trial. however, than q m0narcrs syms
pathy Is In store for GeneraS Pr.ms poor widow for
am assured thav all the poets OF Spaia have been
invited to contribute odes OF confidence to her,
which, OF course she will have to receive, and hear
very many of them, at least read In her prasence.
The collected illusions OF the Spanish poets Will bc
formally presented to Sonora Prira in an elegantly
bound volume.
RESPECT FOR THE PEopLg.
Having duly wished sehora Prim goodby, 4 King
Amadeus came to the grand porch OF enrancePf the
building Of the Ministry OF War
Here he was cheered by the soldiers, aud boweS
few times botn to the troops and the populaceR R
acknowledgment
The King then remounted his charger ana pro.
ceeded to the Palace by the very shortest route.
There were more banners streaming from the bal
comics as he passed along. The sun sIone out again
and lighted up the Puerto del Sol as he journeyed.
Troops were paradcd along the entire route but no
unusual degree or precaution was observed in the
streets The soldlery had. however taken possess
sion previously OF every unoccupied door and place
Of lodging on the line OF march, and at an early
hour sentnels remained stationed at the doors OF
all such houses during the time Of the outdoor pro-
cession. The military had strict orders not TO per-
NIT ingress to any except the porters OF the dwell
ings and others who had been previously identlae,
to them by competent and loyal authority.
OUT AGAN-HoNoR TO TIE RELENTLESS.
After reaching the palace. his new home King
Amadeus exchanged his horse for plain car
rage, in which he proceeded to pay his respects to
the wife OF the ex.Regent OF Spain (Serrano). He
spent an hour In company with this lady-the beau
tiful Duchess de Ia Torre-5y whom he was very
well received. and I'm whose mind he produced a,
very decidedly favorable impression by his manners
and address.
LIGHT.
There was city illumination In Madrid last night.
It was very slim affair. Tho government build
ings were all lighted. The fixtures and adornments
were the same those usei on the evening OF, the
illumination which took place after the procama-
ton Of the new constitution. The facade Of the
Cortes House was said to be 'On fire. This was
prevalence Of q democratic sentiment here In Ma
drd which does not need translation.
The New York herald., 1871-01-12
THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS.

Work for the PienipOtentia rics-Thc Qnes-
tion of Peace cGcnernily-AcrnsatiOns Against
Earl Granville.
LONDON, Jan. II. 1871.
The city journals publish interesting letters from
Berlin this morning. The English correspondents
the Prussian capital treat the subjects OF the pro-
bable continuance Of the war between Prussia and
France and the a ssemblage OF European Congress
for peace at much length.
The writers think there will be a conference in
London. They aege also, that the assembled Plcni-
poteniaries likely to consider the question Of
peace arrangement between Prussia and France
should Paris surrender during the period of their
session. The letters state, also that Earl Granville
is or Is believed In Berlin to be, the author and d.
rect agent Gin the work OF the postponement OF the
meeting Of the Congress-"
The New York herald., 1871-01-12
BELGIUM.
French Intrigue and an Important Arrest
Eugenie's Idea Of Restoration
Of the Regency.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HEaALs.

LONDON, Jan. II, 1871.
received special kilograms for the HERALD from
Belgium this morning The correspondence. dated
In Brussels informs me that M. Pinard, formerly
Minister Of the French empire, was arrested in
France on the 10th inst, charged with having been
engaged In forwarding foreign political intrigue
against the French republic. He was forwarded to
Lyons as a prisoner by the authorities.
DR.. Croncan (Conneau' passed through Brussels
en- route to England on q visit to the Empress
Eugenie His journey is said to be connected with
a new movement which is to be made at an early
day for the restoration OF the French regency and
to the initiation OF which Prussia IS said to be an
asserting party.
The New York herald., 1871-01-12

New Gable Project to Connect Europe with
New York.
LONDON, Jan. II, 1871.
am enabled to telegraph specially to the HERALD
by the Atlantic cable that the project OF new deep
sea cable line to communicate directly between
London Liverpool and New York, has been brought
out by Messrs. Chadwick, Adamson Co., of this
city, under the best auspices
The capital is set down at three and quarter mil
lions Of dollars. Threc.fourths Of the sum has been
subscribed here already. II the remaining one
fourth is taken quickly in America the new cable
Will be laid the month Of July in the present year.
The New York herald., 1871-01-12

Austrian Opinion of the Confercnce-W hat
0i1ust'' be Accomplished.
VIENNA, Jan. TO- 1871.
The semi-oflcial newspaper organs OF this city
declare edirorIally to-day that the approaching con-
ference "must uphold the validity OF existing treaties
ana insist that notifications are possible only by
general consent. when the amendment OF the
Treaty Of Paris is proposed by Russia 1t is essential
that it should be accompanied by concessions COM
pensating the other Powers"
The New York herald., 1871-01-12
taio-SDanish Royalism as 1t Appears in
Madrid.

Madrid.
BY special telegram letter from Madrid to
London, and thence to New York through the
Atlantic cable yesterday, we are enabled to
continue our narrative of the swearing in and
installation Of Amadeus, King of the Span
iards. We say the installation, but in reality
no such ceremonial took place, for his Majesty
was proclaimed ruler Of the country the mo-
ment after he had taken the oaths of fidelity
TO the constitution and acknowledgment of the
Independence of the Legislature. The Spanish
Cortes preserved its legislative integrity COM
plete. Whether it may use it hereafter as con
stitutional aid and support to the crown or for
The ultimate mastery of the monarch remains to
be seen. Our special writer resumes his
description of the scene which was witnessed
in the Parliament House after the entry of the
ruler elect. The young Italian was received
rather coldy. He was attended by General
Claldlni, of the Italian army, aud surrounded
by Spanish officers of bri liant reputation and
great personal worth. Despite of all this he
remained embarrassed and nervous, it may be
timid He stood within the darkened memories
pf the past of Spain-at the very dawn of an
uncertain future. Prim's body was laid, still
nnburied, before the altar; the crown of
Ferdinand, which the Prince had assumed, was
too wide for his head the sceptre of Isabella
unwieldy in his hand. He had come into the pos
session of an aggregation of the implements and
Insignia of royalty at the very moment when
the peoples of Europe have commenced to in
quire their exact uses and their cost. The
democracy had already overhauled the cata-
Jogue in the palace of the ex-Queen; so that,
like to that unhappy Spanard who has been
already sung of by the British poet, he found
that ''his household gods lay shivered round
him" on his very first day ofoccupation Of a new
palatial home. Personally the King Of the
Epaniards is not maj estc looking. A New York
lady would pronounce him ''plain" Perhaps
he would experience even the deep damna-
tion" of her ''Bah, what 4 person Muscular
Did John Bull would prefer ''ring" hero
such as was the late Tom Sayers to him as
fman, while a more juvenile Briton would be
very apt to exclaim that 'In Bart'lemy Fair l
saw as good king as that chap there"
= All tais counts for nothing, however. King
Amadeus rules over the Spanish nation. He
rules by the consent and at the request of the
6paniards. The patriotic Serrano surrendered
his power as Regent with dignity and grace.
The road has been made clear aud the ''path
straight" for the new executive. He will, we
loubt not, endeavor to prove himself worthy
Df his royal mission. We hope he may sue
ceed most completely and to the extent of his
very best wishes. OF all this the King is, we
hre assured, personally worthy. Indeed, we
are convinced of it from the fact of his having
shown himself so Immediately as kind Chris
,tian gentleman by the act of his visit to the
Seiora the widow Prm, and his gallant
bearing during the affecting interview which
ensued, as 1t is specially described in our
cable telegram.
The New York herald., 1871-01-12
THE KING OF SPAIN.
KING AMADEUS AND the PARLIAMENT.

Scene in the Cortes During the Swearing In
Ceremonies = Royalty with the Holy
Evangelists in Hand-Personal Appear
anoe Of the Youthful Monarch-The
Oaths Of 0fice-At Prim's Coffin
Visit to Madame, the Widow
An Affecting Scene.
The New York herald., 1871-01-12

tne usual privileges or cadets VIII not pear
heavily upon the innocent if the really guilty
have manly honor enough to make frank
confession. II, as alleged, only eight are guilt
less, the expulsion of the rest would benefit
Instead of injuring the Academy.
The New York herald., 1871-01-12
ENGLAND.

Great Guns and "viinn0us Snltpetre."
LONDON, Jan. 10, 1871.
The British government has ordered experiments,
which are now in progress to ascertain the appi-
cablllty to the guns now in use OF a new kind Of
gunpowder, claimed to be Of uncommon strength.
The New York herald., 1871-01-12
GERMANY.

Austrian Commercial Ruio Against saxon In
dustry.
LONDON Jan. II, 1871.
The Dresden Journal says the Austrian railway
officials refuse to forward goods and coal via
Badenbach. The Saxon Minister at Vienna has pro-
tested against this action.
The New York herald., 1871-01-12
OPERATIONS IN THE EAST.

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TElEGaAMs TO THE NEW yoax HERALD
Battle Near Rougemout-victory for the
French-stormiug Of villersexel.
BORDEAUX, Jan. TO- 1871.
The Montteu publishes the following news from
the army in the East
RouoEAoST. DEPARTMENT OF Douss,l
Jan. 9, 1871.
battle was fought north Of this place to-day,
ending seven In the evening. with victory for our
arms. Night prevented us from ascertaining the
full extent Of our success. The General command
ing bivouacs In the centre OF the battle field, and all
the preassigned Positions are occupied by our
troops. We carried villersexe which was the key
OF the enemys position With shouts OF .Long live
France and the republic"
German Accsunt-Ths French Defeated
GaribaIdIaus Beaten-0Iantcuffsl to Go
East.
LONDON, Jan. II, 1871
A despatch from Versailles dated yesterday gives
the following news from the Eastern Department.
r GERMAN CLAIM OF SUCCESS NEAR RoUaEMONr.
General Won werder advanced yesterday on VII.
lersexsl and took the place BY storm. The TWEEN.
tietn French corps was engaged and lost two star
onlcers, fourteen other officers, 600 men and two
eagles. The French attempted to retake the post.
tion but failed
MANrEUFrEL TO 90 TO THE vosass.
A despatch from Berlin dated yesterday stat o.
tnat 1t Is reported that General Manteunel will ba
transferred to the command Of the Army Of the
The New York herald., 1871-01-12
COURT ur COMMISSION or APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, N. T., Jan, IL, 1871.
The calendar OF tho Commission OF Appeals for
January IL s as follows:-Nos. s2 sS - I, 10. 81
81. co 4 ~ -, 80, 81, 81 %.
The New York herald., 1871-01-12
VIEWS OF THE PAST.

JANUARY IL.
lsss-Ratlway accident near Plttsburg Pa, caused
the loss OF seyeral lives Prince or Wales
theatre. Glasgow Scotland, destroyed by fire.
1S59-James Mcmahon executed for the murder of
his wife in Newark N. J.
1904 number OF wrecks caused by series OF ter
lss2-Revolts among the Chilean State prisoners at
the Straits OF Magellan aud the Island OF Juan
Fernandez. =. Revolution at Raiatea, Society
Islands, Queen pomars deposed and republic
lsSa-sx y persons @ guflocatea st the Emigration ae.
;S. sS5o oanada theatre destroyed BY dre. ana
1sss-AI earthquake destroyed 700 lives and nearly
half tie town OF Port Royal. Martinique. w. l.
1S2s-Terrt6c storm along the English cOast-many
vessels lost thirteen wrecked In Plymouth
1sls-The family Of Bonaparte excluded forever from
France by the law OF amnesty.
CHAMrION SAFES.
25l Broadway, corner Murray Itr,x
A.-HazarS 4 Caswelrs
COD LIVER OIL Is the besl
A.-Burnett's Cooking Extracts-The Bost-
Cristadoro's Uurivailed Hair Dye.1sold
and applied at his wig and scalp factory No. Asor House
ClIrchugh,s HIusive Wlgs.-Ladies' Orna-
mental Has superior in make I.: .n saS rno.. Snss
Cow Mixers shown Daily Milking Cows.
Secure good chance TO make money See
CALVIN BROS, ~ Broadway.
Diamouds Bought and SelA and Money
loaned on 'h' uadss j. n sesess HOTEL
Gold Pens.
FOLEY'S ane Gold Pens and Pencils,
Factory and 5alesr0oms, 70 BROADWAY.
Jomvenss Iuoderous Kid Glove Cleaner Re-
stores soied gloves instantly soa y drus@ss sna
7. D, Smith & Co.'s Trocbes Unsurpassed
fer Coughs Hoarseness Sore Throat Depot Henys,
No. College place DITMAN CO.. Astor House fasrmacy
Mailed Free for d cents..Dr. knhn's Loc-
turea on Nervous Debility; Marriage, 0olgenons And
mpedments and arising from nip rudence, with
casss rom scsusi practice. Address Secretary DR..
KAhn,u Nuseum, 746 Broadway, New YORK.
Royaf Havana Lottery..Pr1zos Paid In
6oubIoons and all kinds OF Gold and Silver.
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thng-A chronological Examtuataou at - RroA4y y will
tell yon What you can do bosts
The New York herald., 1871-01-12
CHANZY RETREATING.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Chanzy 10 Full Rctreat-One Thousand
Prisoners Taken.
VERSAILLES, Jan. TO- 1871.
The army Of General de Chanzy is retrcating at all
points. The Germans are In pursuit. and have al
ready taken 1000 prisoners.
The New York herald., 1871-01-12
Theodore NfcNamee.

y DRATHS.-News has reached this city OF the
death aJ Jerusalem OF Martha and Agnes W0olsey,
daughters OF President Woolsey, OF Yale college.
The two ladies were travelling with party from
Damascus to Jerusalem wnen they were taken III
with diarrhea, and. soon after reaching Jerusalem.
died.
The New York herald., 1871-01-12
The Disabled steamship city Of brooklyn.

LONDON, Jan. IL 1871.
Anxiety is felt In liverpool for the safety Of the
City OF Brooklyn, which has been reported to have
lost the fans OF her screw and to be proceeding
under sail.
Nothing further has been yet heard Of her.
The New York herald., 1871-01-12
MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.
Givet Besiesed-(auarding the Belgian From
tier-rroatmene Of French Prisoners.
LONDON, Jan. IL, 1871.
The Prusslans continue the investment OF aIvet.
o French town near the Belgian border.
GUARDING THE BELGIAN FRONTIER.
The Brussels Echo OF the 1Oth says the Belgian
militia have again been summoned to the frontier,
and that the star officers hsve already arrived at
point In the neighborhood Of Longwy.
TREATMENT OF FRENCH PRISONERS.
English travellers bear testimony to the generous
treatment accorded to the French prisoners Of war
In Germany.