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The New York herald., 1874-08-04
Snow that Beecher Has Shouted ths
Tally.Ho Of the Hunt"
IFron1 the TrOv RndUnt1


Last week closed without the great problem al
Beechers guilt or innocence having been solved.
We do not give the myriad statements and
rumors OF the week in relation to this great
est scandal Of the times-because neither
bottom or daylight has yet been reached. Qua
Saturday night dispatches bllng US q gushing
letter from Mr.. Beecher to Mr.. Tllton. Also the
statement that some over-zealous friends OF Mr..
Beecher are trying to prove Titon insane By
genealogy. Vain subteruges thesel The public
are not to be turned aside from the awful question
now under investigation by any such thin DIVER
slons as this from the main issue Involved.
Neither will the secret gatherings OF the commit
tee, or their oracuIar intimations be taken as q
satisfactory verdict. This trial, thorough and
searching, is yet to be had-if not through the
committee, then over and In despite OF the COM
mlttee. 1t Is Beecher, and not riton who Is being
tried, and the question is did Beecher commit
adultery ? and not, is Triton insane-Dy genealogyi
The bottom truth OF this affair IS what the puDlic
VIII have now that Beecner himself has shouted
the taliy-hO OF the hunt. Subterluges are not now
in order.
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Letreirvs.
J.stices of fke Peace.

AWENs0S OLE. East ssAs % gsm -
ess -.
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J. nsN0YELLEa. Ass card.
WEnArKA MOUsE. ssvsss Eim $40
Ntah Nc.
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0s"sh opposite ths pest sAles.
MILK. JOstN. West side ~ Glss street,
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Dray Stores.
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Flour and Feed.
MOST. o. ~, - bakery,
CLARK. ~. Ase sASa.
NEWTON -. v1rss Assv Nsvth 81 csss,
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Grocery and. Fruit Stores.
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Harness Makeva
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Livery HfaLiss.
Lumber UeHlsrs.
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agent. Has1 Moes she klevAees. Ne ~
.vEtkt - alec, yssA ssssss 81
Film Aa1 MAShvt sdsssss.
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Oll.LErT, Y, emes ~ Inc Plata Dealer
eMte1tMG srpsstes 0spee.
MkunTEk, y. y. eOee with q. 2.
oseeksNse09s ever Chan1n1 Aeese.
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Livery StaJiss.


tIENMtNO, W. !. nshest rhesea
agent. fesA Mees che klsvAsss. Aee 81
vEtk. y ALEk, Yard sevnss 81
EoMa an6 MATaV1 sdvee0e.
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R:NeM . lg1A!
'wi!!,si1;siox
=! Gxvsy,.i-
psv'as1IAs>iis
! | Il
ron
30 Dollars
FARMERS,
MERCHANTS,
MECHANICS,
AND
EVE RY BODY
Buy the Renowned
WIIs00H
Shuttle Sewing Machine
IlE BEST INTHEWoRlD
The Highest Premium
was awarded to Il 1t
VIE N N A;
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Cincinnati Exposition;
Indianapolis Exposition;
St. Louis Fair;
Louisiana State Fair;
Mississippi State Fair |;
AND
Georgia State Fair |;
FOR BEING
The Best Sewing Machines
and doing the largest
and best range Of work.
All other Machines In the
Market were in direct
oo1eP TiTIo&,
- For HemminD. Fsn-
Ing, 6itchino, Conuing,
Binding, 6uuidino, EmbUid-
sdag, Quitting, q Stitching
NHs Or heavy Goods. II 10
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Whese We have no Agents,
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~ Price named above, At the
aoarest Rail Road Station Of
Purchasers.
!, Needles for all Sewing
Machines for Sale.
W Machines taken in Exchange,
0end for Circulars, Price
LII, &c, and Copy II the
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booe Periodicals Of the day,
devoted 70 Sewing Machines.
pashions, General News and
Miscellany.
Agents Wanted.
Address,
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These Machines arc sold by
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Il 10 mo. Cresco, Iowa.
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IN J. J. th.tsNrn,
~A.i..sa. .sa t.sasi a.als. in
| PURE DnvjiiS
and Chemicals,
ssa vi fefslss
PATENT MEDICINES
| Lamps, Lanterns,
Shades, Globes and
| Chimncys.
All tho authorized
SCHOOL BOOKS
In Northern Iowa aud southern
Minnesota
III WHY'S ~ STOCH.
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for public and private
! HALLS.
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Perfect relief from Hernia,
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They are easily adjusted and
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The Best Pocket CIT.
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lie always has the
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Hardware Nforss.

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Grocery and. Fruit Stores.
CRASDALt. o. T., sssth slMe MAshss o.
WEWsTE0. W. =. aee -.
0ao9a, ~ opposite CsaTt ugeuoo.
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WOST, q. ~, ~ bakery.
CLARK. w., Ase gard.
NEWTON. =. ,. vsrss Assv rsvsh secssve
N~Mse.
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yVVVUs U'UtVTS
WEAVER = AVERY. ~ the De0eh
Wlasa opposite ths pest sAses.
MILK. JustN. West side - 9lM street.
hirr. W. D. aeutA side " MAsAst ~.
SEE ~.
.tAWAnn. =. =. Arsa Aess esuth o. shs
nrt& h NtWek,
Mtest See ~.
WHITE. ". 4. NJ. 3 nsleh DtOr \
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Tailors.
sWgNne0n 0W9N o eAwes1s eeSSs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-08
The Outrnge AZ Durant,s.

Mr.. Durant and WIFE, whose dwelling
and grocery on the Pigeon Roost road
we're plundered by negroes early yester-
day morning, say that the burglars and
robbers numbered about ten. They dug
through the brick wall of the house with
picks and in this manner entered the
premises. The robbers we're principally
young men, including three boys all Of
whom reside at or near Central Point
A young girl in the house first
discovered the burglars and gave
the alarm. A negro struck
her and knocked her down, after which
several of the villains attempted to out
rage her person, and being foiled in their
efforts, inflicted serious injuries on her
person-striking and kicking her until
she became unconscious. Mr. Durant
hearing the noise, came out Of his room
ard entered bis store with light, when
Immediately several shots were fred at
him by the burglars. BE was seized by
the negroes and badly beaten, but at
last escaped and fed from the building,
Mrs. Durant was knocked down sew.
eral times with a slung shot, but al
last escaped. The negroes tore the
clothes from her person and attempted
to commit an outrage, but the screams
shouts and noise began to alarm the
neighborhood, and the negroes left in
hot haste. Mr.. Durant is badly bruised
up. Mrs. Durant is suffering from blows
and kicks, and the young lady is con.
fined to her bed, suffering from the VIC.
leuce of these villains who beat and
kicked her SO severely that she is in dan
ger of losing her life. These would-b'
murderers must be discovered anC
wiped out" They belong to an organ
lied gang of black thugs which has beer
the terror of the people near Contra
Point.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-08
Christian Brothers' College, No. asa
Adams StreeI, Memphis, Tenn.

The object of this institution is to
afford students the means OF acquiring
refined and liberal education. By the
revised charter of July 18th, 1872, the
Faculty are empowered to confer the
academic and honorary degrees.
The spacious and well-ventilated col
lege buildings occupy one Of the most
elevated and desirable positions in the
city of Memphis.
The discipline of the institution is of
suasive and parental character Con-
Quoted by the Christian Brothers, who
are specially vowed to the culture of
youth, it is hardly necessary to assure
the public that vigilant care is bestowed
on the moral training Of all committed
to their charge.
The curriculum runs through a pre-
paratory commercial and collegiate,
literary and scientific course, common
cling oH the first of September of every
year, and ending on the FIRST Of July
next ensuing.
On completing the classical or scien-
tifc course, degrees are conferred on
students who prove themselves deserving
of these distinctions, and after two
years credibly spent in some literary or
liberal pursuit, the graduate is entitled
to the Masters degree.
Diplomas are awarded to the students
of the commercial department, provided
they stand a satisfactory examination
before the Faculty.
Students are received at any time du-
ring the year, and charged from date of
entrance.
A public examination Of the students
is held at the end of the session, and
gentlemen are invited to examine them
then, and also during the class hours of
term time.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-08
LEDGER.
once, No. 10 MadisO, street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
M IL M r HIS,
Tuesday Evening. Sept. S, 1874.
steel Engraving.

We are placed under obligations to
Homer Lee & Co., No. 62 Liberty
street, New York, for an elegant steel
engraving of the new steamship City OF
Picking, of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company. The engraving represents
the City of Picking leaving the port Of
New York on the right is the Sandy
Hook Light-hou and on the left is the
schooner yacht Maggie, which beat the
English yacht Cambria, and little fur
Their is the pilot boat Enchantress, etc.
The City of Picking will run between
California and Japan, and possess car
rying capacity Of $500 tons. The engrav-
ing is the largest steel picture of a steam
ship ever made, and is the perfection of
the steel engraving art. The LEDGER
presented the beautiful engraving to
Colonel John C. Crane, commander of
the palatial steamer Belle Memphis, and
it will adorn the office of that popular
boat so long as she floats on the bosom
of the great Mississippi. The house of
Homer Lee & Co. can congratulate it.
self on issuing an elegant piece of work,
a charming artistic effect.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-08
From the Country.

To the delegates to the County Convention
for nominating candidates for the Legisla.
ture:
You have been chosen by the people
Of the wards and districts to select the
very best men as candidates to be voted
for on the 4th of November next, and /
take it for granted you are thoroughly
impressed with the great importance of
the trust and the obligation you have
assumed, and will be content with moth
ing short OF faithful discharge Of your
duties as delegates.
However much particular candidates
may have labored to secure you as dele
gates, it behooves you to forget all per-
sonaI preferences and labor to secure
the nomination of those only who are
thoroughly identified with us, are good
and true men, and every way fitted to
discharge the arduous and delicate du-
ties that will devolve upon them as Sen
ators and Representatives
All admit the approaching session of
our Legislature will be by far the most
important one that has convened since
the adoption of our present Constitu-
ton. To properly discharge their duty
to the county and to the State requires
men of uncompromising integrity, in
dustry and decided ability-live, active
business men.
1t is all senseless appeal made by
particular candidates themselves and
their over anxious friends that the coun-
try demands the usual courtesy of one
Of the Senators. l have mingled much
with the country people and heard much
expression from them, and ell they ask
is that you nominate the best men posi-
bic, whether they live in Chelsea, North
or South Memphis, whether in the north
or south end Of the county. Don't give
Us as candidates those who will only be
known as members when their names
appear in the papers at the capital;
Give us good and true men, such as will
not barter or trade with the Radicals,
whereby any one Of our candidates shall
be sacrificed and beaten to secure the
success of another, and our whole ticket
will be trinmphantly elected.
Let no compromise be made with the
Radicals, rather let our entire ticket rise
or fall together.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-08
BEWARE OF cOUNTERFEITERS.

Spurious limitations of my celebrated Rosa
Concha cigar are now aAoat on the market.
Remember, none are genuine that are sold out
side of my house. My Rosa Concha cigar is
made of pure Havana filters that cost 81 %
per pound, and ALONE retail them at my
house at SC each. 5 for 25c. or IS per box. As
the cigar cost to manufacture very near my
retail price, it is useless for purchasers to ask
for any discount. 1 do not sell the Rosa
Concha to dealers. SOL COLEMAN,
Sole Proprietor of Rosa Concba Cigar,
200 Main street, near Washington.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-08
WORSE AND WORSE.

A Terrible Sequel 10 the Putnam
County HOrrOr-The states wiz
ness taken from Jail by Masked
Men and ShOt-Release of Two OF
old Dick MeKtntey's AssRsstnS Dy
Their Friends.
From the Union and American, 6th.l
Our readers will remember that one
Franklin Hall was arrested in Putnam
county few days since on suspicion OF
being connected with the murder OF
Dick Mckinley, an inoffensive colored
man sixty years Of age, residing IN that
county, and that Hall turned States
evidence, acknowledging his guilt and
implicated Joseph Petty, Timothy Apple,
James Bush, John Bush and Alec
Draper, of Smith county; Bluford Cali
cut, of jackson county, and Carroll
Reed, of Putnam county. The follow
ing particulars regarding this brutal
affair were told by Hall:
When the door of McKinley's cabin
had been broken down by the assaulting
party, Mckinley grasped an ak to de-
fend himself, when he was shot in the
bowels by Petty, whereupon the old man
struck at Petty and the two fell to The
ground together. Apple then ran up.
wrenched the ak from Mckinleys Land
and broke the negros skull With the
head OF the ak, so that his brain Potru-
ded. James Bush shot MeKinleyin the
back as the old man lay upon thekronnd
in his helpless and mangled cqhdihoD.
setting his shirt on fire and buthing the
skin severely, so closely was the weapon
held to the body Of the defenSless vic
tim of this hellish assault.
During the ARRAY, Applelreceiyed a
wound near the knee, inaicfd by the az.
and John Bush was shot il the arm BY
some one of his own party
HALL KILLT
James Bush and CaliSt were arrested
soon after the above disclosures had
been made by Hall, ad the three were
iodged in isil at Coohville, the county
80 NJ Pninam cdnty. Wednesday
Digbt a marty of AIRED men proceeded
- he iaiL overpdered the jailer, re-
moved the hree|prisoners, released
SsIcnt and Bui, and shot Hall to.
death, 10 the ede oil town. IN spite Oh
his cries for meE5'
The most awe exertions are being
made by the cAzens of Putnam county
to secure theArIesJ OF tue members "
the marty noyht large. 1t is stated that
Calieut mad confession, in which be
said he bepged to an organized band,
and gave Ie names of several of the
membersf the organization.
The flowing is description Of the
mnrder9 of Mckinley, who have not I
vet bee arrested: 4
DrsF is about six feet four incheY
b;gb lorid complexion, with sandy
wb;slts and hair, is slight y stoop
sbonered and of angular build.
Able is about FIVE feet six in high,
soTe build, prominent features, vi
rsdsh complexion, hair a light brown
anis slightly knock kneed.
BIN Bush is six feet high, has white
M and white eyebrows, blue eyes, one
(which remains partially closed.
Petty is about FIVE feet ten inches
kqh. square build, broad face, blue
YES, light brown hair, is somewhat
'noeked kneed, has a shsmbling walk,
nd will weigh about one hundred and
lightly pounds.
Reed is about the same hight and
,uild as Petty, wears light moustaches
las light brown hair, blue eyes, and
yeighs between one hundred and sky
md ore hundred and eighty pounds-
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KAHN g. FREIBERG,

Corner Main and Poplar Streets.
Elegant Ladies' Kid Slip
pers, 81.
Ladies' Bustles very cheap,
zoe.
COrsets, 10 whaIebOne, soc.
100 pieces Calico slightly
damaged, &c.
Yard-wide striped dress lin
en-, ISc.
Seersucker for coats and
pants, I0c.
Summer clothing less than
cost.
British half.hOse, 25c.
Ladies' full finished hose,
csc.
If you want bargains call
and see us.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-08

The great rush to Henry thurman s
for that famous and most appetizing
Milwaukee beer for the last two days
has exhausted the first shipment re-
ceived, but he will receive a car load
next Saturday, and from that time on
will receive regular shipments, and be
able at all times to supply the large de-
mand
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-08

Cooley, Harper and all the late fash
ion magazines can be found at Mans
ford's; also late New York, New Or
leans and Nashville papers. and all late
weeklies and dailies from the prominent
cities of Europe and America. Call at
Mansford's for your reading matter, cor
ner of Second and Monroe streets.
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Radical CongressionaI Convention

Radical Congressional Convention
AT two o'clock to-day the white and
black Radicals of the counties of Shelby,
Fayette and Hardeman will assemble in
mass convention at Zion Hall, on Beal
street, for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for Congress for the Tenth
District, and for such other business as
may be brought before it. Delegates
will also be selected to the State Gaber-
material Convention, which will meet at
Chattanooga on Wednesday, the 10th
instant.
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AUCTION.
PUBLIC SALE OF STOCKS.

ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10rH, AT
III II O'clock M, in front of our Office, No.
l9 Madison, near the southwest corner of
Madison and Main streets, we will sell to the
highest bidder. for cash, on account OF whom
I may concern,
is Bonds of the Town of COVingtOn,
ssued TO the Memphis and Paducah railroad,
,ach for the sum of $3.50, with coupons due
or interest from LIST Of August, 1874, payable
annually. The bonds are due as follows;
,l2s0 maturing August !. 1875. and the same
mount annually thereafter to 1888 inclusive.
IRRELEVANT l. CO., AuctlOneers.
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Removal.

J. l. Amonett, real estate agent, has
removed to No. 24O Main street, corner
of Jefferson, where he will be pleased to
see his friends.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-08

Now is the time to get your gas pipes
and fixtures put in order by Browne,
and get job that will last you all win
ter. No. l6 Jefferson is his place. 8