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TF YOU WISH "s e.t.
CHEAP DRY GOODS
s"s co TO
JULIUS SYCLES'S,.
ais BROAD sTREET. b. tween ath and sth.

dis BROAD sTREET. D' tween atn ana atn'
He has received large lit of FLANNELS, OF
all shades and colors which he q: :rs great In
dncemeuts. AS eyecy- one wishes such goods 81
this time of the YEAR, they would tEereforedo well
TO give him call ~
he offers to the public great Inducements In the
way OF CASSIMEREs. wa1rh he will sell for 26c.
and 5Oc per yard less than they can be bought this
season, and which are only suitable for ia'l and
winter. .-. :.
He win open this dav 30 dozeu Gents Meriuo
Shirts and drawers, which he offers at 'ajt years
prices. I!
cheap such as Black Silks, Irish Poplins Bonn.
ba zines Alpacas, meripos, Empress Cloths, aho
IRISH Reps Beached. B-own, ana DINER Domes'
tics-a full assortment -
Thirty five pairs of Blankets on hlnd, whlch he
offers at last years prices.
JULIUS SYCLES,
ais Broad street, betwe' II 18th and Sth sts;
Statesmen j. j. Turner, john n. Gary "
D. Pow ere, and A. o. Bevell.
Store closed OIL Saturdays. au 70
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GRAND JURY OF THE HUsT1NGs CoURr.
The following. is list of the grand jurors
drawn for the September term of the Hust-
ings Court, which commences on the first
Monday In that month: VIM. w. Timber
lake, Samuel G. Tardy, Moses Ellyson, C.
L. Workman, Christian Unkle, John FL.
Claiborne, Edwin A. Smith, Jos. Z. Win
ston, VIM. e. Tanner, Chas. Z. Word, f..
S Turpin Tn9%4s GEc s JBdaq JBd3rqTroYpl II! Ypleasants, i
(. l.. B. kust, e. =. Hudgins, Robert j.
Christian, John G. Hughes, Oscar f. Kci-
ley, Robert b. Priddy, Albert Ordway, Z.
W. RalstOn, and james EYans.
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Auction SALES Tt,.nAx

THOMAS w. KFBsEE will sell at 10 a. M. fo,s
81. pianrs. farnitare &c. 4 s,r n i ,SsN7
J.D. WHITEHEAD & co. win sell =. 70, s,s,r.
Il = groceries. &c. s....
iSlvaho9 " hEEsEE vill sell at 10 A. M. the
ing OF furniture, &C. ~, soIs'''- 49,
A:.%c. PDLLrAM Win sen at p. NJ ~, -, - :,
% dwelling on The south side OF short s,rca.
J r Union Hill. ;. ,C5.r. Er-','Sr e'' 'e''
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CoNyICT Observation-Disclosures Kemp
(colored), convicted Of burglary in the
County Court OF southampton, and sen.
tencei 70 two years imprisonment in the
penitentiary, was received at that institu-
tien on Saturday.
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THE STEAMBOAT KEYPoRT.-The steamer
Keyport, which has been lying at BaIti.
more for some months undergoing q tho.
rough rebuilding and repairing, sailed yes.
she is to take her place on the line between
Washington and Aqua creek. G
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The ARMY WoRM In ALABAaA,-Selna
August 25.--The army worm commenced
operations on the 21st In this vicinity, and
is now committing fearful rayages. Tho
cotton crop is materially shortened.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEE D.-R.I Cou-
sins has beea appointed school trustee 10
Jackson district of Amelia county, vice ID.
q. Gregory, removed from the district.
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aAx HsSsl,M. 81, ~. y. n
GRAND CLcSIEG-oUT SALE. j.
! ,.a,es Wishing To purchase DRESS GOODS for
present ~csr can buy them OF nsfor -
one-haf Of their vaiuc.
WE MENTION oNLYA FEW ARTICLES


rlqucs prpllrs Linen .nit'rg So"sa. sGemsh sGnsa
.wns at lec sob d Grenadines BLACK Srenaoihes'
s,rtn, d Grenadines, SILK Gren adinesr -
srECiAL BARGAINS.
Ono ,sousard yards Victoria iawns at Ieac;;,
,r.n ,sr ooo wards swiss Masltn at ?sc, , worm
s7.s: $50 y,rts ecrent Dress slEs sRienodh - noEth
ed,ss only R,.F ssS, spsss Ss5,h sse C
nhJa naSS ,me.t' soc worth 7sc.; Damask Table
autk'shp pfess ssss tGTes sks real real
sucuon barR in 20 doz: Ladies' White hose q
81 per dozen. ,,....-.,. >. r, n,sses, La.
diea and Gents III ~ ivns at 7sc, u, S.ga' anu
S1 so Goats iisie-Thread Undershirts ~ eoc. -
". have made large additions 70 cur stock o.
| r.accs ana Kmbroideries, and Trimmings oi III
kinds. ,uro-oh,af
Look at our Ladies' Hems,'tched Handkc IL II
at 2oc; Linen Handke' chiefs In the p:ece Nv ,oS
per dozen Gent Iiuen Cambria liandhetcnn'c,' u :,
| at all prices &C. US Dress Shirts from Ft..S
as Ladies' Lace 81 Linen C"llsrs-lateht style
Linan and Iace Sets; Mourning Gcts; Liner
L Cuffs and Collars.
/ Saratoga Trunks only s5 so, wor 80. VOC
auM DUCKW ALL & ROUSE.
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Op D-FEILows' CELEBRATroN.-Sdhille,.
Lodge. i. q. OFF ;, VIII celebrate thdir an.
niversary 6y picnic at Hattorf's garden
to-uay. Members of other Lodges will par
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K. B. SPENCE IL Son, Main street. have on hand
and are now cG4ring TO the public as large and va
rled an assortment of goods In their line ss may
be found any ywhere else 10 the city. -,
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(which rise to explain, ;, that there ,s no use
to be humbuggcd with such prices. Go to the
LEE" gallery for fine pictures at ressousble
and fair prices.
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p UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND PosTaoFFicE, AUGUST rs, ISL
Mi,sBettis West, Chester county j. Cohn,
Richmond, Va,
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foh COATS, vests, pants, shirts, &c, call at E
Is. SPENCE q SONS. 1860 Main street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

IL SCHILLER LODGE, No. I39, L ss$sxl
o. 0. r., will be celebrated on the SssENg
2sth inst. at Hattorf's Garden SzsSsasSSs
Members OF sister lodges and the public gener-
ally are cordially invited 10 atterd = .-s I-El
Brothess wishing to take part In the procession
will please assemble punctually at O'Clock z.
NJ. on the same day at our hall (Blenner' 8, New
Market hotel). Fl f'. - .,eia-a. Z. go
ID, WHITE, ~. F.. I :. as..l- .Gs
~ j. MESSERSCHMlDT,i !.
A. LIESS, Committee.
A. HAYFR,
au 25-3t j, BAiER, S..t JfG 4
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You may break, you may ruin the vase If yo
will, but SPENCE & SoN will continue to sellgo0d
as cheap as any hou1e in the city.
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h.E2AoSo hFD j. TgysrSBUna z. T.. stn.,s
-r RICHMOND, VA, Aug. s. 1871.
bh X n n 5 JN THiS hUAu
e run as foliowa: ..., = A.
And e 1sn -. H.. aid leave Petersburg ut 4.Os A. ~.
snd / 20 p. NJ
Freight and Accommodation trains leave Rich
mcud at = a. NJ. and 44c Z. A., and leave Peters
burg at 10 A. Nj. aud 4.60 L. NJ.
The 9:46 L. M. tram Will not leave Richmond OK
SUNDAYS, and the T:2o r. n. train Tili not leave
Petersburg ON SUNDAYS. .
Passengers for Norfolk viii! thbe the 1880 Z. %,
daily train, and those from Norfolk Will connect
at Petersburg with the 10 A. M train.
PASSENGERS from Glover Hin will lake the Gao n.
Il, train on Mondays, W Wednesdays, alld Fridayb ;;
and returning, leave Richmond on the same days al
::2o Z. u.
Iha mall tra.n1 viii stop nnly st Chester.
The A. Nd. t.aiu viii connect at ieter6.
burg with the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail-
read for l.ynchGurp daily.
SLEEPING CASS on the 80 \. N. train, run
ming through 70 Wilmington. X. Il. KASEi,
hu7 Ticket and Freight Agent.
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FUNp.NG.-The amount funded on satnr-
day was $256, 6,915 go, making total to date
of SIC, $40, ,0i5.59.
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All The new novels at ELLYsoN & TAYLon,e
lli8 Main street. - 80. !.
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ENVELOPES furnished. and printed at -, Ia.b0
1915, and $3.50 per osV, at the Dispatch Printing
establishment. $3.50 nE. ..-
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School books ut ELLYsoN & TAYLoR,s III
Main street.
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So.oo viii buy one cord or s-~od and split oal
'rvVu "V nCUOWELL'S.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THERE win be meeting of the CITY Cen.
tral Conservative Committee attheir head :
quarters this evening at s O'clock Al frl,
attendance is desired. -, ~
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School books, wholesale and retail, at ELLYsoS
Il TAYLoR's, l11G Main street.
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-, IaE TOURNAMENT CosvENTIoN.-Mr. j.
w. Ialley. instead of MIR. Fl. Il. Miller, will
represent the Knights of Richmond hi the
state Tournament Convention at Amelia
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4 CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
~ KOAU.--t,n and after TIL TUESDAY,, June Isl.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond tSur-
d.Ss e1ceptcd) as follows:
$50 A. M.-MAIL ThAIN for the White Sui.
phur .ings, Connecting 1T Gordonsville with lhe
n,,rang". alc1andria aud Manassas train for
W@shinsvV. ana North, ~" hync5buIg and South.
3:S3 2. -. ..-ACC,,kS'sDAT TRAIN tor
Gordonsville, eXcsrt on catarday, On 1htcs tay IL
it@'hs ats 4, NJ. ~hts train connects at Gol Ions
VIE WINK tlc night trs:ne on the Orange Isz ALI.
oiis snd Manassas railroad for LyNChBUhG
.,"n ara a;ter g. i.ii, o J'ryG a Pas8tR3Esi
J. Al &, ~ -un daily (excspt sunday Between
t'..uitn,n aad the Hbite ouiphur, as fellows:
ieaFe Staunt.n at, I.,..........,...,,..... a.
hd,!ft A. White sulphur at.......,....i: .? E, d.
heat " WhiH sulphur rxJ..................2:3sF z. h
:, through tickets ~ low rates, sold To Ill poin1
northwest aad Southwest,
FsS.her Information may be cbtsiCed at the
cGmmnys Offices.
NoPsssenger Trsils are run on Sundays.
A. Fl. PERRY.
, General supertnGep dent.
1AsEs Z. NETaEaLAhD, Gen,l Ticket Agt.
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$3.50 will buy one. cord of oak wood at w.
MCDowELL's, 1st and Broad streets.
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1871.
1877

SUMMER hRRkNG EAEET.
EDULE AlCfMuNU, EEEUERlCRA.
BURG AisD POTOMAC RoUTE, GOING
INTO EFFhCT JUNE ], 1871.
TROUGH TRAINS leave Depot, corner Byrd
and sth streets, as follows:
The DAY T!esiN 1aiiy at SEQ A. nj. Arrives
In Washington at 1915 Baltimore except on
Sundsysl ut 2:l5, Pmlahe!pbsa at e:l5, and New
York al 1870 z. M. The SAME DAY.
The NIGHT TRAIN daily except on Sundaysj
ls:3F. 81.
Inc DAY GRAIN arriveo in Richmond at 2l7
ino NIGHT TRAIN arrives In Richmond
tMoudRys excepted) at 81 A. M.
The ACCOmMoDATlON TRAIN for hilfor.
leaves Broad-street Dcpot daily tSundays e&-
A. III. -
The FREIGHT TRAINS leave on Tuesdays and
Fridays at 6.<5 A. ID.
THROUGH JACKETS aud THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS TO al principal points North,
East, and West.
Compsnv's Offices, corner Broad and Sth streets
Ticket office, corner Byrd and Sth streets.
j. Is. GENTRY,
General Ticget Agent.
+. T. n. MYERS, General Sup't. je1
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- EDMOND AND DANVILLE RIA u.
81 EoAD-Vn and after JULY 18TH, 1871.

ItICHnOND AND DANVILL,E RAJ u.
HS SOAD-On and after JULY 2STH, 1871.
GOING WEST:
Train No. tThroRgn Passcuger) leaves Rich
lDuTd daily Except SuHdayG) at :os A. H.; leaves
DanyIile 81 il:Os A. Il; arrives 1T Greensboro o.,
l:ss 7. M.
Train No. LyncAbrrs rsssenger) leaves Rich.
8r. NJ. =
Train No. IS (Ereieh, and Accommodation
leaves Richmond st sos Z. M.; arrives ut Burke
viiis at s:s4 p. NJ. tstopping 1T all way stations
daily except Sundays).
Train no. IL tThrouxn Mai! and Express) leaves
Richmoud daily al 2:iO y. Nj; leaves Danville
daily St IL; T. NJ; arrives at Greensboro' daily
GOING EAST:
Train No. II tfhrough Mail and Express) Ieay. 6
Greensboro daily Ut f:5sP Z. M; leaves Dsuvt e
daily at 1922 Z. "a. arrives u, Richmond daily at
STA A. NJ.
Train No. (Through Passengcr) leaves Greens.
bcro' daily except Sundays) at IL O5 A. Nj. leaves
nSnvie al 1:?7 T. H.; arrives al Richmond ut ~
Train No. 10 Lyuchburg Psssepgerl leaves
Lynchburg daily at s:1oh. N.; leaves Burkeviile
At 2. NJ; arrives at Richmond et P. NJ.
Train No. leaves Burkcviiie I:30 A. M.; ar
rtvcs al Richmond sAS 4. NJ tstogping aL all
VA statiouS) daily texcept SDndays).
Trains Nos. 2and II connect III Greensboro with
Trains on North Carolina Railroad for all points
South
rr2i1s Nos. 8 and 10 connect at Burkeville
with Train on Atlantic mississippi ana Ohio
Railroad foi ali points Southwest and Soutti.
THROUGH TICKETS TO all points South ano
Southwest can be procured at the ticket office II
Richmond, snd Of K. +. WALKER, Agent or At
lanttc, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. 1925
Main street KichInond.
rarer5 that have asr"nSetneh.s 20 advertise The
above. l'N Va Ua"' company "iii please prin; as
~ ~ , - General Frc!sh. and Ticket : gent.
l. NJ. X. IALcoTT, hpg'r and Supt. au24
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Rirllnrund Dispatrlr.
MaoNDAY..,.'.:. .;..;...,::. ..AU UGBsT %, 1s7I.
80 saS%STf - ~ So VI. - 'tyifFs,y,5.

THE CIRCULATION OFaTHEaDfsPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIR
CULhTION OF ALLsTHE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE cry. j .,1s,s;'t
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OFFICE OF THE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA Z
RAILROAD COMPANY.
NEW ROUTE FROM THE NORTH
AND EAST TO THE SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST.
The IL A A MA A MD CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD, extending from Chattanooga, Teu.
ne.see, to Meridian, Mississippi, completed and
forms With its connections the
SHnRrFsT ALL-RAtL LINE
from PCI tlaad, Boston, New York, Pldladelphia,
Baltimore, 81 ashington, Richmond, Lynch6urg,
and Chattanooga. 10 Meridian. M obile, New Or
leans, jackson, Ytcksburg, and al southwestern
cities
Tue rosd-bed is in splendid condition and the
tIWpmeat perfect a ,-
fuliman's Palace Day and Sleepiug-Car arc TO
te run via this route from Lynchburg 10 Mobile
ana New Orleans without change.
Purchase tickets VIA The Alabama and Chatt2.
bnota railroad, and secure the quscke thine AUD
mos. comforts.
The attention OF freight chi ppcrs is called to
thlS route as offering the advaGtages OF speedy
transit between the north and south, with :Stes
Awaye as low as by any other route
hark ship freight and procure tIlls OF ladlng
Via the Alabama and Chattanooga railroad.
VIM kEARY,
Genera Freight and Ticket Agent
Chattanooga, Tenn.
j. g. STA NTON,
General Superintendent
II Ism Chalt9n0Oga, Tenu.
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r,,uE SHIPPERS, POPULAR ROUTE.

SELMA, ROME AND DALTON RAILROAD,
ASD,ITS
,uNEECTIONS FORM THE GREAT SOUTH
WESTERN FAST-FREISHT LINE
TO
MONTGOMERY, SELMA, ,ua
SACOLA, MERIDIAN,
MOBILE, JACKSON,
NEW ORLEANS, VICKSBURG,
TkXAS
And intermediate points. Through rates guaran-
tccd tvciChArgeS promptly adjusted by agrntS at
points ut delivery.
In ordering shipments. ask your shippers to give
H,"rc.irr by this route. to insure qnick transit.
tat& sch package via ,4yncilbuTg and s.
f,ti y. Ji.t zri ship from Danril,e tienot-
rsss~. @ y. g. RAR MY. GianNl SRp't.
~. S.5S.GTLw kTg Ssss.i-.S<t L q l, Fatnha. Ala.
JoaS 81. " yLY, Trsyei's Agent. su IS sm
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au as.l Resl Estate Isens :; n add nahhaas0s:

VIRGINIA HOTEL, ATasTAUN-9s
" TON, Va, FOR RENT or tLkhsE. H,S
Ibe lease Of Messrs. Frazier Sale expires on he
tst Gay or October nexr The house Is built OF
oIiek contains 7Irooms, and has all the NICE dern
noSel Ia F1-ginta. ~, ,Gt siittJ lt-5I1
For terms, apply TO r. WAGNER 6 Co, Rich
Iu -~A-f w ooNS&oSA,
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H'Qk RENT, desirable new BRICK a.
.,.o,,, NV ". .ELLiNG, on Marshall street, be. l
YARD, containing SIX large rooms and two smalI
ones Kitchen, with gas and water on The prtmi-
ses. s Apply at 9o7 Main street, between sth and
tOeu, o1er Ml. oargaml1,s TIN store. aus5 Ct
E0R RENT, A PART OF A VERY a.
4 DESIRABLE RESIDENCES, cousi isaIng M:as
5sh street. Ar ai,y
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PORTABLE LEMONADE, OR SUGAR

DOCK AND JOB WORK PROMPTLY
ID DONE AT TAIS 0FfiCE,
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EoR., Rent, THAT MOST lDEsIR. .
east m sarneE nnaE sT2RE tSs loS,l at.ha soaih-
WIN. ra Smith Esq, rs co hir ~
LOT wnicn y has been used for the past Ave yesss
Also, tue SUBJECT or the same dimensinms
a,sv we os soe its fee With accoss by an
1h,s is regarded as one ~ the best bussnez.
b.,a "a tnc city. The camptetion or the free
Sary serests &C., Will renderit stil more csntri
possession at once. once Applyto
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H'oR RENT, to parties without chill. ~
1sI. .ussn, y, en-. ft,R rIOH fof fOU9ETro. III HI
lst and ID streets, with use OF
au 70 ats Real Es.,te .,,,.. 9; e. DAVIS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-07
WASHINGTON.
COmmissfOner.

Cabinet Conference with the Indian
Commissioner. W.
NEw YoRE, November THE follow
ing is special Washington correspond
ence to the New York Times:
The President, Secretary Of War, Sec.
rotary of the Interior, Secretary of the
Indian Peace Commission and the late
Special Commissioner to Arizona, had
long conference to-day, in which the
collector gave full statement Of his ac-
ton during his late trip. This state
ment serves to correct many Of the
erroneous and unjust impressions which
have been put forth from San Francisco
and other points in the interest Of those
who desire the determination Of the In
dams. Collier did not, il seems, exer-
else any authority not conferred upon
him. He selected three reserva-
tons upon which the Apaehes are to
be placed as soon as practicable. The
result Of the conference is that the War
and Interior Departments will continue
in accord in their treatment Of the
Apaches, and it was resolved to-day that
orders should go 10 General Crook to no
tify all Indians that those who went on
to the reservations would be protected,
and that those who did not would not
be. In the meantime, the Interior De
psrtment viii redouble is efforts to in
sure its protection and support TO all
Indians peaeeably disposed
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
Amusements this Evening.
MEMPHIS THEArER Rankin Comedy Company
BRooM's OPERA HoUsE-Variety performance.
A spEcK OF WAR.

The extension Of martial law over
Chicago, and the killing of General
Grosvenor, have drawn the fire from the
Radical Governor OF the great Radical
State of Illinois. He demands that Sheri-
dan be prosecuted in the State Courts
for high crimes. This is hopeful sign,
and is worth more to the country than
all the departures yet suggested, and
Tom Scott to boot When so prominent
man as Governor Palmer denounces
the conduct of so prominent a friend of
the President as Sheridan is known to
be, others of the party not so prominent
may takee heart and learn to act from
their own convictions. 1t is eminently
proper that the desolater of the Shenan-
doah Valley should become the scourge
ofthe burned city of the lake. We want
to see his Virginia tactics carried out
on the other side of the Ohio, and for
this reason we are glad to see that men
unused to sympathize with the wrongs
and sufferings of this side, have con-
fronted him and denounce him
as criminal The great, final
struggle of the friends of good
government on the one hand, and the
adherents of military supremacy on
the other, must be fought out in the
North. 1t involves conflict between
the civil and military power, and it is
appropriate that it should be brought on
by the Radical Governor Of great
Radical State, and that Sheridan's as
sumptions should bring it on. Right
there is the place to begin, among the
charred remains Of great city. Right
there is the place to set up the standard
of civil authority and strike the first
. blow at usurpation. The North will moi
permit among its people the exhibitions
of military power every day seen in the
South. The only sympathy that car
arise between the North and the South
must proceed from a common suffering
and a common danger. When a few
more Sheridans shall provoke few
more Palmers, we may look for a conflict
that will trample on party names, on
new departures, and smash all Presi-
dental candidates The people will
flock together for protection, and hero
will spring to the front TO lead them.
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THE mARION-uN1oE BLuKDER.

We have commented heretofore ON the
mistake made by the administration in
placing Marion county, in place of
Union county, in South Carolina, under
martial law. A Washington dispatch
explains how it occurred
It is well-known here that the mistake
in the Presidents proclamation, by
which Marion county, South Carolina,
was put under martial law, instead of
Union, occurred through the bad pen
manship of Jonathan Wild alderman
The list was sent from the Attorney
Generals Office in Akerman's hand
writing. 1t was satisfactorily deciphered,
except the word union" which all the
experts in handwriting finally decided
was Marion, and so the proclamation
including the latter county went forth.
This, it must be admitted, is pretty
tough story. Does any one believe it2
Is it possible that the administration
was not familiar with the names Of the
counties where outrages, demanding the
interposition of the Federal authority,
were said to have occurred? Was Grant
and the experts SO ignorant on the sub
ject that they possessed no other guide
than the names of counties that Aker-
man had furnished2 Is it not clear that
if certain counties had become rebel
lious, as printed in Radical papers, every
member Of the Government, from the
President down, would have had the
names at his fingers -ends2 But it
seems that the man who was about
to perform an act so grave as the pro-
clsmation Of martial law did not know
whether Marion county was innocent or
Union county guilty. 1t has the appear
Ance of a fxed-up job--for what purpose
time viii develop. Is it scheme Of
plunder2 Is it scheme concocted by
spectators to drive the people from their
homes and seize upon their property
II so, it is the boldest act of highway
robbery ever heard Of by the ear Of man.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-07
FOREIGN.

Dad IN 4 H. ~.
Z LoSDoS, November7.- The Tichborne
Baronetcy case reappeared to-day A
hearing is being conducted before the
same jury as was impaneled at the pre-
vious hearing. The same counsel and
legal officials have also been retained.
PARIS, November ~ The Comics
states that Germany has offered to eyac-
uate the whole Of the occupied territory
Immediately, if France viii join Prussia
in denouncing the Luxembourg neutral
ity treaty of 1867.
VIENNA, November 7.-Yon Beust is
seriously i'll and has resigned. Itcauses
much anxiety in official circles.
Count Androssy has been appointed
Minister of Foreign Affairs. Lomay
has been appointed President of the
Hungarian Ministry.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-07

A Washington special to the Louis
vile Ledger says that Grant is at sea on
the Mormon question. Not being gifted
with any large amount Of natural orig
inality in State craft he is obliged to re-
sort to the advices Of others, but here he
Is baked. His eounsellors are disguised,
and the information which reaches him
with regard to the situation in Utah is
garbled or misrepresented. The govern
ment is not prepared for war with the
Saints, nor does it wish to drive them
from their home at the mere desire Of
spectators who hope to benefit by the
Mormons abandonment Of their prop
erty. Grant assures all the friends Of
the Mormons who approach him at the
present time that his policy on this sub
ject viii be fully developed ia his next
annual message 10 Congress.