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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-06

CUTTING MS WIsDog TEETH The To-
cal is very tender-hear;ed individual, his
bowels are full of-compaSsor,o or have been,
and hence be has been vIc:imzcd times and
times without number. Nine hundred and
ninetynine times has he yielded to the CRY
Of please lend me half do'lar," o. one
dollar, aad sometimes Ave, made 5y some
unfortunate colored man or woman, who. on
such occasions, realized the truth that there
was no use in knocking at he door ofa rad
icai heart, 70: though the party have politics
ill neither they nor their friends can rest, the
mix Of human kindness. ani tie hing cali
ed money, is not TO be given away. Well.
be has loaned, but no return has he realized.
But &c is growing wise. an i gave evidence
night or two ago. that he is cGtting wisdom
tooth. Immediately opposite this office, he
Was accostet By ta", thin darkie, who is
liv!ag on future hopes of stvan cement, with
tic reoueS. TO loan him fifty cents, that his
mother Was sick. This locals heart was
touched, be took hin IN 10 Motto {; Tar.apt's
with blanks. The local thought, this is the
thousandth Tine; when will common sense
resume It's sway. lie went ont. Other col
oret boys were ousside-tAcy are always
hanging round loose nov-apd to one said
be-, do you know the boy who came out a
moment aso2 Said he. yes. Well, who is
he, and what his character? Said he, he is
rascal. he stole M bucket Of dinner This
local told Of the half dollar The other then
laughed. and said it would come back never
The local ;hen followed the borrower and
found him not far Of, and asked to see that
half dollar, and it being produced, the local
gathered !. and placed it away for safe keep
ing, till auother one ca!S-when NAV be il
will not he given. The lost was found, and
the JOY experienced in being sharp one time.
was immense. Tue next day rh.t half doa-
was invested in oysters, AMI cannot be bor-
rowcd more.
\ cniOret WuIian, Ne>t"-'iaV. While
ln,n ,,r,t,,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-06

The Sp >rtanhurg and Union E,iroa;l : al
vcrtised for Sale by the relcr' cs. Mc>>rS y
Ter aud Jclrr.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-06

THE ADVERTISERS GAZETTE. Il book CT
over 100 pages. sent 10y mai! 10 any address
for 25 cents. Published Ivy Geo. p. Rn~cll
i Co, Advertising Agents. No. II Park
Row, Ecw York. The Washington ID. C.l
Standard says: ''lt puts the "lrertiSer on
the track Of saving money by judici"uS ont
lay, and gives information and advice that
the Oldest AMI NOS, experienced. rs we'll rs
ucw jesiHncrS, may find profit in peru>ins.' .
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-06

\ c"iorea wuma:s, Yesterday. while
attempting to cui 4 bone with 4 ha,chet,
missed her aim and cot Fl the finger Of
n little colore,! child, who WAS ho!,,ing
the boue. -p.:onix.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-06

EhRArA.-Atten;ion is Called 10 IL. Dacx-
eti' advertisement Of Mule Academy; it will
be seen that his rates are $50, 40 and 30 for
the whole year. instead Of so, is and 10 as
before stated. Also that he Goes give va
cation. This is an excellent school for boys,
"nd Mr.. D. enjoys q wide reputation as a
teacher.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-06

We have received copy os a pamphlet
published under The auspices Of the Columbia
Boa.d Of Trade, setting forth the advantages
Of n" Capital As 9 manufacturing and COM
mercial city. The pamphlet is from the
Pheuix cfaos. and is handsomely printed,
and contain, vo!Ene Of interesting mater.
subsequent rsha abilisatioR and growth of Co
lumbia.' The Psnph!ct cxcelIeaily serves as
\ book Of reference, and does credit to The
sutcrprising Board OF Trs5e of that city.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-06
We regret 20 learn of the demise Of TIC
he'ovcl Bishop Davis, of The diocese Of South
Carolina,
Legislative Summary.
sen 4 F.

The Legislature assembled on Tues
lay the 29th u:.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-06
Bill for Partition. :.

Bill for Partition. &C.
Hy order Of :le Cour: OF c"wE"i' ''itrs Tor
SryLrrrv County will scil. on th" f.: Ai"n-
DIV IN ,Janrary Lrxt, all that Tract OF Land sit
nate in Ncwbc1ry County. on waters of r=n'on's i
Creck. containing one hundred and ming acres.
more or les. bounded bv lands Of sophia Neei,
tbram Moore Mrs. Griffith, and others.
Terms OF Sae-Ca>h.
Dec 1914 THoS. VI. LANE. !'c'e'ee.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-06

Notes Victoria Tonic Bi;:ers are used aud
prescribed by Physicians rs the best. 40-G;.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-06

LADIES plSSEA AMI CCFpES.-NsGite
success at'enIeo The efforts Of the Indies Of
res ". Z. Church in their dime, and sspper
on sale dag. The fare was rich and abundant.
and was partsken Of with satisfaction. AT
night the scene was resplsndeni. We regret
;hat limited srecs prevents q more cx;cr;isd
notice, and such sa one as the occasion uner-
its. Suffice it that it WAS all ;ha. caul lave
been desired. In our nc1t we shall say more
shout this pleasant affair. one tha: might he
repeated again and again.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-17
REFORMATION nay,


Probably II relieves death OF some OF
Its pangs for people to know that when
nut peder tho ground they win not be
braotlen, but held Ia remembrance, aud
that when tbs flowers come out ~ the
spring, they viii be gathered aud alfewn
above them, liat the noble martyrs OF
tho South when they went down 10 The
atorm Of battle, had 40 lime to think OF
aawers, OF the remembrance 10 which
lhair distant frlenda would held them
Nor did they, Ia their mortal agony, ~
they lay bleeding on The ground IN the
midst Of The wrecks Of eannona aud
shIyered aahafa, dream thai their man
died bodies would be taken home aud
depeaited Ia the family vaults, OF on
tho hill,aids, er la The valley where
they had played Ia youth, aud that when
the lawera all Hew open, affection
hands would sever their dust Ia oil the
yeara 20 come with them, Our Southern
cemeteries are rich Ia noble dast They
hold the heAea of men whe we're great ~
pesee in war aud Ia virtue, States
msn sleep there whose tongues have
electrified Senaies, aud whose awerdS
have wrnng victory from the very Jaws
az defeat The fair haired, hMereyed
hoy Ia there, sleepeg 40 eweelly' lhs
hullet-hoe Ia Lia breast .ella how aud
where he net his fate, lie climbed h'
aissy mountain aad laughed At the storm
aud the winter lie was pledged 10 h''
little playmate who had hair 80 very
black aad eyes 40 very DARK she
ehesred hlm as he mounted hls s'eed
aud tina. day she thought she had never
heard music 20 sweet a. the rettl'pg OF
his aaher al he klased her his lafe-
we'll aaa took hls place ia the
line. lie fell on Red river when Ven'
pick Taylor defeated heNks aud drove
his array back 20 the Mississippi TAs
little heart heren by his death beats true
80 him yeti aud net eAp every year. ee'
every day, hem the moment the heWe's
peep tlmialy out 10 leek ieF the dreaded
nest to the Aepe when the "las. rose OF
sammes falls, she goes 70 the hear Of
earth underneath which he was laid aud
a,rews them aud tears upon o. \ lev
days mere and eur cemeteries VII b
visited hy thousands, and The seeFed
CUSTOM OF the aewery baptism q tbs
graves ef the dead soldiers Of the South
VIII he pegiesmea, i,is a beautiful Gus
,em, lis approved ~ Heaven With ~
oh,aaless SAWS and Nee sN'eA' and ~
s.g,A with is choicest Towers sed @es'
ley,eE hearts
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-17
European N Q w $.
FRANCE.

LoHpoH, April II. -0niolai dispatches from
Versailles deny the reports transmitted from
Paris Of dghiIng on Saturday, and character
lao aaoh reports m purely hcillloua aud with
out foundation. tits also announced that tho
Government troops atill retain possession OF
Neullly. No prisoners whatever we're takon
by General Dombroweki. ~ reported
10 ~ stated that M. Aaay has been again rc'
oolyed into tho friendship and faith OF tho IN
anraenl Committee and has been felnntatcd 70
his former position IN tho Communal Council.
AdlApatoh from Paria states that Memorial
Dombrowakl was wounded In ono OF the TO-
cont engagements with tho uovqrnmeni
troops. Tho wound II not serious,
A prominent American banker has sub
mltted proposal for the purchase OF Tho great
column In the Place Vendome. II his oher ~
accepted, haproposea transporting Tho eolainn
for Tho adornment OF Central Park, New York
ysnaAillra. April r.--Asammona has been
Issued by order Of tho Government calling
npon tho Communal Council aud inaargcnt
leaders In Paris TO surrender TO tho Govern
mont within the space Of twenty-four hours,
and 10 lay down their arms, In tho event OF
refusal, tho Government Will Immediately
prepare for grand attack. Nine commu-
nialA have been arrested by the Germans. Tho
herman delegate nj Fort 81. Dennis threatens
to actively assist the veradlllpts In their Of
iorla for the puhJpgation Of the Insurgents
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-17
UTAH.
n,.,r,e, e,ears -.

S1.r lANR C8rS, April u,-Seas'dsrasis
ee,as,ent has heea evoked in Raelie es'ea's
Asss ayea a tsleSsam received tfval Ntsoa's-
"a asasaselas shss Jake StG'sklaa4 sas a
IA, sl,s salsaseztag - leo2s sorvase Syl7
xsss ~ sppr0pre,ssea " SSAaN ses es'ss'se
COa,t sNpsasss. altsxsss lhsk BstzaaHa A'asS
sal refused b psy tas eNssRses "a ne sgazs
4Aiis tsaasastisg tsrtisgrial aassasss-
me hcts aze tAsss ma Ssrsieore1 lsgs'li-
ta-e raale . pr9sisi9a Or PaSpag At NE ne
sessars sNBeuses ~ H. Glstrtst seare vase
engaged apoa tssrslgri,l cases, Ia ne psses'i /
l',1ltea S1a5es badge rvisisel b rsceSssss IA
aeu u tAs tss.slacare sr aeks9Fsssss no
lisbassiaa b. q s0arc sf sancsr- sgpsasess ~
a. tsrrissry. fas asrrislsy aaa seaao '-s',s-
urss saanss pay Ia aaal ~ asn takasss -
he h,s sinsly avn ne li,i.ss's ra'las> ts's-
han Ysaas has a0lhins s9 ~ stlA ne ssffi-
t5r,,,l or soasts afnls. sr ~ aii-odntesssa VI
As sans ~ ~ slsst 81 hssasS moasz
illegally Rum euageess-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-17

ne manages &c E,mwee3 cepeteSy,
e,r tAe eoaveaeeaee "a he Ps9aea osss
eyeaeA a. elhce ia tAe etSy, ~ Ne 81
/ aloa street aad appointed Secgelasy
aa3 fseasaFes 49,.
81 aecoaas ef he meny eo@elS1ss
made b. let osaegs es seffesa.isrS ga
ie,s tAs coRRasy Is senpeslet = sa7
6rCe a r,g,'l tieket system 'sVlh ana s,,ss
Rr,s Nay aaNL eash les eaaes = sa-
sl,s3 ~ eeaet ef stpissaea e9s eas eF
Der SAN n uaA the Priytege q ir.s's
llel1g strasgees aeSQnPa9lt1k saeae
Sseeil. perm IS aif 30 gtsea - sir't9sers
a88 glhegs s.shiag ~ US. ne sTiis'ss1
LA QsHsrs 81 Piease Gal. ., ~ s'iis'''
. - ths etly and procuce tlfir -sAees
.hicA nay BE- Sad son tbs d1,s
[ Fson s9d a.teg 1,st 1t Nay, ~ ei,se
,,.,afs sis.ls ~ sofk leas uis1eue an
oE,ier toai t3e >'sccvsisy "a ne ei-se
HteSse1ger sfE be ,eat 1ut % ne
cemeisly hiiy sAen reqarsa q, ~
aal. All pm. 4irtlg the TesS lays,
aal ~ $lrleys a. ID am. fersous
Aasiag ls,legs ll sead 3ut al DO par
eefh,s 81 lots TIE ONCE 1oars 1ealrs
ne messenger 'uare2
Sanaei " fhihss s Superintendent
All has eharsagi ,le gcoslis pa e'a,;e
isat me aQr.a satrance W ~ Ssfielsfi
fhs o.hco Ia tie eliy siii De qFen e'sn
: 4, f9am., and 2 o+P.n. 1asis >tin
aavs .NeeBtsl en Sundays Nl d
3ssa .fom , .s ll an. sa.s
NJ h0s can b. aaea aai'l Ra.'l ~ %,
~ wors ordered n1ei le paia pr ft i'i
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-17
raANeR

The civil war ia FgaRee progresses
auA Acquires eew power eA beth sides
na. les ,Ae wo,aee AVID eAll1gee SID eld
@ea, ,Ae world woela be 'eeheed 70
.,Nel Nleef aRd Alles he Se@eNsAass "
6sAt ID eva. aeE care Which lAet'ee prs.
vailed Rst RE he sake q women sea
sAiAsseR tAege SAeaA Ae intervention,
What the mep ef fsAeee are struggling
Gss Il is at&eeh ~ comprehend abroad.
he lssas Aet~eea tAea seeas ~ Be
e.AsaE eve ef power As Aesweee ne
eelszesepts tAe woEM psess Be eee1sel
Al i y2res aetAiss ES De issue, tes
s.est ,AAs We eae ksew IS .Aet 'ee
kNepeA are msg3eEssg eae seeiAss
asa tses aaesSAS prevails fesS
are sAQelleg tAelg geaeses eaa
kest s.t,aeas 10 eeAl Mod ee1
sssgasslas sAs seeseS # -. New
- lAe time IL NasSe, as elsewhere 10
paat. ~ ses he seess sAas q AAFses'
NAN BE- reape3 AegeaAsr eas tAe sea-
or klaoSe lastea3 u reeeNeag seeds, s
~aSsea wa a seia ii blvd 1t tAe
cod "a sAae PsSggess AsoasA 'As
sssssg ss@ ssamsA ssRas ~at desc
h.es klasee ssless sAe IS So ~ sas "a
tilHa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-17
- = =
Cotton seed HuIIer.

The well known hardware merchants
Orgill Bros, corner OF Front and Mon
roo streets, are the agents Of the cele-
brated Peabody Premium. Cotton Seed
Hulling, Grinding and Separating Mil,
for planters use. The huller can be
worked either by hand or horsepower.
This machine can DO used in connection
with the gin found on every plantation,
The planter can get twenty bushels OF
kernels from ton Of cotton seed, and
this will find ready sale at u per
bushel. The hullor separates the seed
from the hull-the former can be used
AZ food and the latter M manure. The
seed comes from the machine in the form
Of meal, ready for stock. BY mixing
ono bushel OF corn and one bushel OF
cotton seed, and grinding them up to-
gether, rich, nutritious kind Of meal is
obtained, which is unequaled for feeding
stock. Here are few facts which are
startling; The crop Of seed the last
year was 100000 tons; one-half Of
that amount 100000 tons, was meat, or
meal, &c hullcd, worth 100000 900 to
$s5, 100000 0ne-half Of that amount
could have been realized by the planters
if they had only hulled one-half of their
cotton-soed; aud that they can easily do
another year il they will buy one of Pea
body's simple, durable and cheap hand
and power huller, which will hull with
the power of one mulo 300 to 400 bushels
a day. The Commissioners Of Agricul-
ture, Mt Washington, say in their report,
that by actual experiment, one bushel OF
hulled cotton.seed is worth more for feed
than two bushels Of corn meal, and that
Il far oxcels all other kinds of feed for
stock, always making them fat and
glossy; 40 that we csa safely say that
one bushel Of hulled cotton-seed, mixed
with two bushels OF corn meal, will be
worth more than four bushels Of corn
meal for feed by itself Every planter
should purchase one OF these valuable
machines, which are on exhibition at
the house of orgill Bros, the regular
agents,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-17

ROSE- B0lp-0R the 18th inst, BY the key.
a, A. W. Cage, CAPTAIN Samuel =, Rose, ed,
ttsr IN the rpten Record. and Mss Mildred
L. Boya. all y ript0a esanty, No eards.
TAe aAeve modest noties. which appeared
il = aornias paper. IS w0Sthy Of some eeia-
uasat. Captain Rese. The able and sp-'sAtlE
ellter " the Record. rsneascss his journal
issie Arlas faF enc u IipsSa's fAirest &aaga-
teys. ra rePaaiats aus Record is a serious
tAlsx. ana We are lesA ~ believe the Charge
until we hear his asgeass, In he meantime.
10 ear Journalistic brother ss1 his fair bride
We ean de Ne less than tsRasF ear sincere con-
xsata,asiens. with eerpes. wishes f9r future
Aapplsess. ana sAst he Two Eesss nay
live a lie e sunshine mid buds and elossosas
Il raseSs eesasS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-17

Phe segFoloyisk iools aPBeas - Be
i,,t,as ~ asoGsAlsg ~ 6sl.aes'0a be-
t~sss eoloss Elm bis sseeat speech 70
~. S,sats azaiast tAe Aa-AaiN osii, NJ
fbsrmaa sal 4 lis, Slnasss ssg-
sl..s,satal eiyii ri.,as Ait sAoaof pass
s,ss. sadss tbis ssel'Qa .,As seeoai, ne
g,ogs,stor, 81 As AreaSeoa % taS
80. sr.i-slass Aobsl sos'1 BE- a.'a.e -
4, Ss,e ~ sse haashel lolh.-s a'ia 'aN
..,.th., aapsis0aneat On assiga ls
49, IA eo,orel gaesis b ssRaaals
49, o. sahag ~ psossls be oo'h a.
~. sams b.blea fhe sane IS held {9oa
- = asy proRs'ss0s q p,oae '9a''.-
.,ee o. phase ii paole ain'ssa''''-.
rhis l. o. shis of tAAss a0~ ssnisa'-
va.,ei a. e'asA.ngsga. eAiis rseii am
.o,,.s mass DO songe.'ed b ses if'iiA
- ,l..sp si;A aegroes. 1at mad soa'
- \. ,..ksa soi ~ eoasei lesoses -
"a h.ak All slees siiA saiie seeR.'a
fbs uA'tes hare 90 hserseon' me
,,.cks have. whea o eoseraHe'il ,''''s
a.so a naa's An'agsooa and sii''iii5's
81 Hc,ats ~ srsaassmeais, iis a. s'a-
teasa1.e a aA.as ss sea.einpi ever es''
l,sesalel b. a.=a.se
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-17
MtRKET%

M NJas. A1rii '-N'en-,-siiiitih asaa',,
l,ssrs recciris al 90 rorisi e'a la.hs' sues
a. 81 soris. Na,sQg lails. flour tties ANA
anchanss,b Waaal saiu,l s. 2 b : =, e.ra
.isa.iy. n t0 "a. enls htt 81 - ~. hass
sors .hiiI. 81 = =, ~ ig. l4rf iiiil. l-tsi..
gaifle sliiat. 3 lg f-sss r,ceipie. w. t'iEr
,i,.s.i,i u ID n. FhsSy. ~ 10 N-ls i'm
,as.i 80 Ia AR icinanif All 1iinys ili,an,,'i
t8 a., saaar taios. - ln.tio. ei'ies giiii'si
So. fs n n,se
Qiuo,..a. slrii b. N.soa. -ii's,sipis- -'sassi.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-17

10 900 bushels, corn. ca. 900 oats, 900 noar,
9O0bbIa. Shipments ~ 900 bushels;
corn, II 900. onis. s3.OOOi -four. 5000 barrels.
whoat dulli No. 2. sl3ON 70 W., Corn
steady. bbk 70 bg1Sc. Oats dull. Mess pork
heavy, Sis Lard dull, loN 70 ll15c. Bulk
meats quiet, rib sides. ~ 10 Sci shoulders,
10 0l<o, short ribs. 81 10 $40. Whisky dull.
s0Izc for iron bound.
CmomSArr, April II. Noon. MARKETS dull.
weak and unchanged from Saturday. quo
lnIlnnn-
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IEcAL


Sshs u rsaassses. ShaloE couniy. seeomt
gireuit tuart.
,sor,s } St0siiI AMI &. =. v tedsil.
l,t5 par.1ars ~ -agri.l 4 blc,neil.
vs.. LIS a. D
IL W fsr'sins.
TX ryrS C8rS1. IT AgRs.tKrN6 Ffi,A
L thftf.l l1a1 laalslensIiilit. 1alili q iiiiaai
81 NtssiEsirui. f. luu-rlsltiqlc OF tiniisiaste.
ri ia,fsads,i - a1a 1iilncta ~ M sum 1l
.b5af oar a1ndre,i f1li l.il idliuls lE fuis-
14anf 81 q i1r-iE1 ci1ali. l'it iItiiiif lf.lfart
1r. slfs,,is WAN l11 Iriaiallnl li ms -oart.
nj slfsch naut iarfng ifsiest liif-i.l. 1nii1r
sools1n ~, 81 ~ Eldat irt-iift ~ iatnt'i q
d,landf,nt ami been .nritsi D. fi-ii 80 ntint fi
asr-n,l. 1r1portV leinnEi1E u s,tit fsiiili,. 2
-. fe,Ff lf.i1r-.l b. no Llurt liiz 1eniii;tr
|.11 80 maize I0r Oar surotaetfe a1eti1 ~
,it...sss tllll iuIanilIt1r- be irrs lr r7lffrii
,Il-ss - s1iaItr ioraIni On ar laflra NJ -lifrt
aI,ndty u n1E neEl- ana 1ieasi. slii's'ir Or
'l5mIr lr nafs lllar nsai lullufo - M
5is nfiiis siiit sr iu sans VII BE- Hrlcaei,,st
VIA Or rarsn. -. 49,
y. ii I.t. Tins
BrW lHsrs NBtlrIr. q. q.
ti-ai-s7 81
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TRxES
TANES.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
-
wHOIEI.ALE
Dealers!

Stil8 81 tannassae.
SiailE -uunl1-
cFrfua rlt clLlll-rql on 2zfrri.1i ~. Z
AlrlrHra, Alr-i -. l,il-. "
rTHH FrLLEWrNf ClAn va y
tr1m no llmuE~Illur b 1ulIielalt mr. NJ
fItnrlua1luu u al 1uuIssr1ail. m ll1uur1
nonrnne,f isinlr iles 1ut lrimis 1la l1unry
..IN Niiri. Tn 81 1ulsHs 1zrant trfilnin'li1 AMI
nsurr1ru lIseuia. n 1IiIiil p m -tln 1lrlit -
t1a >t1li. A lrlmna lainplilnls VI ~ D
rsE -1iiaaiur On ir-tr-la1s-
r1arrruLlsas lFrrrE
N..sHrr.l1. Ezss-. Alrl -. Ill
L Trr--r Iiikls. fl1. dssuais. f1lu.--
sln- q. ingisiun II M 1turruT 'flIIlal-lL DIT
an S,ut1. F1aiss.tln lguur illsiarr Ar jamie
a1r 40 sr-rfinl1s IA Il $50 mnusgat m 1llin-
I'D. 3 tyEnaKEH
r-E llmuurIllurl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-17

A 6eenatA paper On the 6rst Of April
published hoax, 20 the effect that
pFominsRt Republican had beee sAkee
nv Ka,Elax. Sk,aaea alive and reas'ed'
The Radicals believe the story, and Cee'
ssess i furious over H. Better net les'
about serious MATTERS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-17

VS. told yee se We told yen that
Hin Stokes would set an office, lie has
sol 4 Tie has been appelaied Super
visor ef Internal Revenue tor Tennessee,
eiss Judge Rmery resigned That IS
better than the post Of aeeFkeeper
There are other martyrs to the Ae'NNN
N ha nAnhleel
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-17

uAILNAN-Qa Aearl he steamer Legal
Fss3sr. 81 Sandsy. tsth irS.snt. az o'cloek.
NJ. ;. + Hsilmas. " tbs cay.
Mr.. Mailman vas a week.-mrs. resident Of
.Ass cay. ana vas ss Ai5 way home f,e1 Char
sa1sa. Ars.. wAsa attacked b. he disease
uAisA proved Atal. HIS friends and az
4taiasaaees are resgectsaliy iaviisd - aStsaa
his Asasrsl a,sa aa lass rsssisnees - bsal
S.seet. ~ starrow tTassdaSl uernias % %
,N,k,sk
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-17

10 ANY oSe who "a fool enonsh TO go
OIL after Summer as Democratic can
dldate for the Presidency, We commend
the following from his late apeech ON
the ka,RhS bills
That fearful outragea Ind been per
netrated In the South could not he de-
aIed, aud tho power Of Congress was
annie, No CRY of contradiction or I'M
narIallam could deter him lie was Tor
eentrallam of liberty aud imperialism OF
equal fiehta, Once the Nation served
alayery IN the Interest OF stale flgnss'
now L must serve liberty even to de-
NAL Of State righta,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-17

CifGsq0. kprii r,-hrs. Sarah ~ LaoHt.
80 on Llos,l tae lr-i Nsyar n ehieaso,
.as ran ssoc AID killed. On >a.liriay 's q
IAN pshirA. hal aesu hit Ia ~ sireet an
,ifsh..l me haascs a0ok asSsat 81 3 nre
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-17

Tae Ohio Democratic State Cenyea'
ton has been called 10 NEE, at colem'
bus on the aWi Of June next, to aom''
nate candidates for Governor ldeesea'
ant Governor, Attorney General, Audi
TOR az State Supreme Judge Member OF
Hoard Of Pablie Works, aud Commits
sioner Of Common Schools,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-17

lrisa noticeable tact that senator
Mostoa ia bis segeAale speech IN Nash
lpgsoa ea Saturday eigAS did eet sea,
aa Aiasell - Grants RECONCILIATION,
Mertea Is 4 candidate Al@sele sad Ne
seseasae was sAe laitiasogy step Sc eg'as
Nalaan EsEMaEA.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-17

lNsr @gm ia which the Na,N@N hill
PASSED the Senate 8 80 meNssro@s te@'
the House eyea. could act swallow Il,
SAel,AeArgeg moved se strike eet eN@,
PIE Of amendments, Ia al Radical les
lsla.ioa heretofore. Ne know II eesARs
40 infamous.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-17

has CAleaso fsseaee says thas me
police iesce y cAieasA 1ey'ss he yesr
eaaisg sac Slst stiwa @s&e 40 less
tAaa Is AS ARRESTS Aneg oAseA IS ar
eleeasat tr,ease to tAe superior negehV
~ Cbiesge
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-17

In the Michigan election last week
the Democrats carried the following
eltles aud large towns, Detroit 0aSd
Rapaa. Port Huron, Battle Greek Grand
Haven, llas,ings, Hillsdele, Monroe
Pontiac, Ypsilenti, Ann AFhor aud Niles
Several Of .hese places are Democratic
Tor the first time,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-17
NOTICES.
Notice to Stockholders.

Csst-s Mrsss-s - Qs,e Ktl-Eck9 Gu. 3
Mxagsss. fssS-. Agra -. l>il.
A MsSFLNa 0T rH6 Sr@c ikii,2l oSlSS
"A sf t1is Cam1a1Y va y 1ei1 20 laiis 80
"a flss,tly. sas Nm 1iy et nay aexs. - -
s,s..s ~ l.,ks se5.ls u,ol tnpurt11l MATTERS
.9aea AZ -lslr n1srssls.
Arra3Felnsa Il i1r sctllspirttis t.l. ( ,'iht',1a
- All a-9in ne si.y ~ .ai1 tlns VI Be uitl's
aaa tf1 agliee gtrel a. IA sartJ NV
- 1F,ier li saa 2rs6isill.,
a-S X A. k4R<k&- Secrstt-y.
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NoTICEs

AZ PERSONS AXE Warned NQr 10
n ,red = tas 1erson On ny tecuul4. -
~ aul PAY tNr lillF-i lrtfnrni-it 1f - >
''' ''''- ltNFS I. SCHkBEL.
"a Uf ~ q. SSha1si 3 Co..
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IAplss should not fail to yiAR the
Southern Palace, $50 Main street, as this
house is daily receiving new goods Of
all kinds, 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-17

ElgeANr Parian and Lava vases, 81
per pair-SarpriSe Store, No, 200 Main
street. So-l