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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-05
Eiec,ion OF Omcers.

The stockholders Of the Memphi
Water Works Company met last even
ing addicted the followiag Board q
Directors; Messrs. John Cubbins, b
G. Brown, J. II. Humphreys, J. S. Too
and f. N. Mshan. After the organiza
ton Of the new board an election OF
officers for the current year was had
The result was the re.eleeting Of the old
officials; John Cubbins, President; W,
$. Cameron, Secretarys c, J, Phillips,
Treasurer; +. NJ. Mahan, Financial
Agent and o. p. i.yles, attorney.
The members Of the Mendelssohn
Clhb selected the following officers last
evening: President, W. W. Carrie;
Vice President, J. Gideon; Secretary,
L. HerzOg Committee on Music, J.
Kirkland, n. Petersen aud J. p. Carey;
Librarian, II. Wilton.
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NIscErLlkEnlts.


DArroS, O.. March .. Peter CsfBeld.
Teacher in scbooi.house m ftarl
county, on the Springfield pike. about
teelve miles ION ihis cts. stabbed )
farmer namea sautpson Miller IN III.
didereut places. Il appears thar Miller
has a da0ghier aged eighteen. VINO has
been attending ~ school taught bs
oeaield, aud who has lately become
somevhai uumHusgeable. Whils a.
school on Fridly. she bscame NOR DIAN
usualiy reiractory and ar Coiieli va
oompllied 70 eieci her. SIZE ven,
BONE Hnd i5ll hsr father Who
immeiiaieiy went % tbe sshooi.bou.r
and iound CoaisId eating lanob
vi'h Z iargs roelei-k aiis. Miller picked
az chan and suoeEsd hiu down and
'bep ossi him. co6sld susosssss ia
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-05


In IS source Of true satisfaction TO
know that none Of the Representatives
Of Tennessee in Congress have been i'm.
plieated in the remotest degree with the
eorruptions wrought out by the Credit
hcbiher Company The brides that
caught so many were, perhaps, not Of
fered TO the Tennesseeans- certainly
were not accepted. We are glad that
the old Volunteer State is yet uncon.
ssminated and hope that the fair fame
Of her sons may never be 'dimmed. n
nowhere appears that Cakes Ames or
any OF his confederutes ever offered a
share OF stock to Senator Fowler or
Browniow or Cooper; TO Horace Nav.
nard, or even 10 r. 4. Butler, or any
other member either Of the Republican,
or Of the Democratic party The public
men OF our State seem 10 be compars
lively free from the corrupt Influences OF
those remarkable times.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-05

~. A .DIsEAsE. Ala. 0EsR. So con.
sumption was. once pithily defined by
the3 celebrated 1)r. lRaaA, meaning
thereby that this dreaded complaint
caused eepraved state OF the whole
system. Indeed there are well estab.
hshed cases where persons have lived
to old age with bat portion Of their
lungs in healthfal operation, death SUI
pervening at last from the ELECTS Of the
condition Of these organs on the whole
system. And yet this disease so Tor
midable in its character, so far-reaching
in its effects, so general fatal when once
established, is easily controlled and may
be thoroughly eraaicatea in its FIRST
stages In variable climate like ours,
coughs and colds are commonly the ex.
citing causes Of diseases Of tho lungs,
and these should be removed at once.
In many instances persons are born
with unsound or tuberculous lungs, and
N such eases the most constant care 1
and watchGalness as required 20 rid the
organs of the faint; but a prompt resort
10 the expectoraut Of DIR. Jayne, no
matter whether the disease is 'constitu-
honal, or whether it has been engeR-
aered ~ severe colds'or exposure, will
be found salutarg and ,elfectual; aud lfl
my proof OF the curative powers of this
medicine is wanted, it can readily be
ound in the Testimony Of those Who'll
nave been saved from consumption and
complaints by its use, and
whose evidence is 'explici8ly given in the
innual publications OF the proprietors.
let nationally, therefore, on the FIRST
ymptoms, and by a prompt recourse TO
remedy so well established, escape the
'retehed suiferings Of the constructive.
old bsall druggists. mw2s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-05

Chicaeo. March b--Several oonntv
meeiiugs Of farmers were bella 90 ibis
State Yesterday % protest apaiu.f III,
eNior'iou by railroad companies. The
conFehiion ai Springfield resolved o.
aeiray Che expenses OF defending ihs
iarners reeently sued bv TIE Ctl-aeo
and 81 loas railroad for refusing n
pay iheir fare Cluts are heinl orvnr.
izel ihfoucbout the St=.= ana -.--i,s.
n,eni 3 r,4uuiuE hifi.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-05

The following are sections of the rev
enue bill adopted last Saturday in the
State Senate. Il will be seen iha, the
privilege tax has not been RENTED on
any Avocaticn or profession, and that a
few new onea are added;
Sec. 81. Be il further enacted, That
the occupations and hasiness transac.
lions that, shall be deemed privileges
ana be taxed aud not porsued or done
without license, are the following, viz:
Express wagons or carts, one horse;
express wagons or carts,tW horses.
transfer aud express wagons. I'VE horses
transfer and express wagons. foar horses:
intelligence and keeper, each; the bust
ness OF Insurance, iGsuaHce agents;
livery stables each stAls sale stables,
each stall; omnibuses peddlers OF patent
rights, peddlers OF patent medicines
and nosirums on foot reddlers Of
patent medicines and nostr6 MS on
horseback; peddlers Of patent medicines
and nostrsms ia vehicles, peddlegS OF
merchandise on foot, pedalets OF mer-
chsndise on horseback, peddlers Of mer.
chaBdise IN one OF two-hOrse vehicles.
pawnhrokers, hqR0r dealers. retail and
wholesale skating rinks, steam ferries. |
sewing machines selling by sampled. |
dealers in securities, shavers OF notes.
thesters, telegraphs, ten pin alleys, va
Iiety Establishments, dealers in stocks /
and bonds, other than brokers; dealers
10 county certificates and warrants.
commission merchants, wholesale and
retail auctioneers architects, cigar
stands, civil Engineers. plumbers
and gas filters, dental Surgeons.
lawyers Of Eve years practice
auists aud phoigrAphers, brewers.
banks and banking brokers' Of al kinds.
Dutchers, bagatelle tables, billiard tables,
emmy lind and pool tables. circuses.
nenageries, exhibitions for profit sleiehf
II hand and legeFdemain, hncirs car-
iages, drays and wheeled Vehicles RIM
OF profit huckstefs aud sample sellers.
sttle dealers, CLAIM agenis. horse snA .
mule dealers, l6mhef d siers storks ]
ards and sale stAbles, freil stands.
hOoting galleries, hotels and tAverns'
xpress Companies. n
Sec. 50. Be u further enacted. that IL 7
euses for exercising fhe privileges speci. 4
ed w the preceding section shan BE
sued BY the clerk OF che county court b
2 the applicants paying to said clerk v
7 person authorized 70 receive the 7
aine The specific TAX laid thereon. ana IN
'e clerks fee of one dollar for each =
ceRse. n
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PUBLIC LEDGER
once, No. 10 Madison street.
nMPuIas
wednesdays kvenfun. 1Iareh q. isss.
rHE rRKsIDKNr's mnssAaE.

This document delivered IN The ro
iunda of the capitol yesterday at noon,
was presented 10 the readers Of this
journal the same afternoon We find
nothing IN u TO severely praise or cen.
sure. II reads like General Grant very
much, and resembles very closely 10
style military order rather than a
political paper The President has mil
itary IDEAS and manners, and Il b JEST
nsimpossible cor him 10 become a poll
iician, in the accepted sense, rs iof a
professional politician 10 become well.
drilled West Pointer The address i
remarkable Cor the absen,e Of The word
rebellion, and il is TIE hrst State
paper Of the kind that we remember FOR
several years 10 have been 50 con
structed. We did not think il was pos
sble 10 leave ont the word, but as the
prtaldent still seems 20 mean Met US
have peace," then let ms have faith on
that point be ias,i6es himself as TO
the prominent features 81 Ms policy, and
alludes 10 his re election as a refutation
of all the abuse and ISLANDER" ne en-.
dured throughout the war and during /
his 6rst term Of Office, The President IL
simply the representative Of the Repub.
Ican party, and while ne has a viii oil
his own that brooks no aictstion, recon.
forms to the leading IDEAS of that party |
Army officers have ever been careful 10
keep out 81 politics, but naturally lean
to the party in power, which they con.
slider 10 be the government His Will
asserts itself in matters that do not
affect the integrity and welfare of the
party that has control Of The govern.
ment, but in no event would he ever be
likely to break Of from his party after
the fashion OF Andrew Johnson, or even
to assume a defiant attitude on any
question like General jackson. Per.
soually he cherishes his friends and
tolerates his enemies with great esua
nimity, but with all his apparent sio.
icism he Is very apprecistive Of praise !
and sensitive to criticism, and while !
naturally ready TODD jastice 70 all, he
has too much worldly wisdom and re
ipect for majorities to forget them in !
defense Of minorties. Itis notiikely thatsi
my great public emergencies will Ause c
Turing his second term, and i is likely :
hat our national affairs Will remain q
early as they are fodr years longer d
nd that at the end Of thattine ne viii a.
oluntarIy retire 70 very private life. o o
he address delivered yesterday is i
Characteristic Of the man; i says, in 10
ord. Gentlemen, I am obliged to you Of
" my reelection we are great peo- u
e, and am President for four years ~ ~
niger ! have no neS promises 10 M
axe; shall do my part in future as IN va
e past ] am growing weary Of public ga
e, and shah retire in 1877. "a
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goiling up and made Cor lha door. col.
loved ny one u Millera sona Coaield
tufued TO defend hlmaolf, aud stabbed
Miller Eve times, one of mo sAbu pens,
lralipg The luhgs, Cofsld aul end,fed
10 dc authorities, hni aller his Z. am Ina.
ton was discharged and resumed J Il da
ties a. school teacher yesterday. Miller
will probably ale.
HANNinAI, No, March b.-The case
Of Ambrose n. Coo, charged with the
murder Of Mlaa AbbIo Summers. In the
summer Of 1870, at Ashley. PIKE coun.
~, No y row In progress before The
Circuit Conf, at Palmyra on change
Of venue Defendant. Coz, aud che
murdered girl, both residents OF Adams
county, vcr engaged 10 be married, b,,
the engagement was broken on by Miss
Summers some time In 1868, and she
vent 20 Ashley, No, 10 avoid meeting
Coo, where she was employed in Matthias
Female Seminary AS nurse aud teacher
coe, who had been heard to utter many
threats against her. followed her 70 Ash
ley, called At the house, asked for a pri.
va,e interview and stabbed the girl badly
With a hngc butcher knife, killing her
almost instantly, lie was seized, taken
0 jail and subsequently escaped, but
sas recaplared. lie has stated that be
Ia not regret the deed. The plea OF
License is insanity, which il will be al.
empted to show is hereditary in the
amilv.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-05

A WASHINGTON dispatch statss that
The majority reportih The Pomeroy case
disappointed everybOdyezcept the thick
and thin partisaus Of The kansas ek-
Senator. He went ont without any
action Of the Senate on .his case, and viii
have 70 abide BY the evidence. lis be.
lieved nov that be will use his influence
70 have Caldwell expelled, il.at be- NAV
Try HE chances for the vacupcr