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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-12

FIRST WARD.
| Voting Precinct Corner Of Jackson and
,'Sip streets ou,., NJ
); G ShSS;" ~. cOOnOy. r. B. Mitchell.
9hariH, -
, 1876-05-19

SMALL Com IN THE EAsr.-Three
different shipments of small coin,
amounting in the aggregate to $780,
000, have been made from the Car
son Mint, New, to the East, in addi-
ton to the heavy shipment from the
Mint of San Francisco. It is being
exchanged rapidly for fractional cur
rency at the different sub-treasuries,
and has created quite a sensation in
some quarters, while in others doubt
as to whether it viii be popular as a
substitute for the currency it is in
tended to disphce, and which the
Eastern people have been so long ac-
customed to handle. The Boston
Globe has the following item in ref
erence to the small coin issue, as to
the reception it met with in that city:
"The cheerful jingle of shining
quarters is heard in the land again.
The sub-treasury is paying specie
for fractional currency, and in a few
short weeks our familiar scrip will
doubtless disappear and small change
will chink again in the pocket Of the
pedestrian. But people have be.
come rather attashed to the conve-
nient slips of pictured paper. and #
will take some time to eet fam;I;ar
again with coin. Many Persons will
regard it as nuisance at ssat and
, 1876-05-19


90 a A.
"
aesa a-t-.
.a.rad anlf q flars
Hals go i.e1i
500 uuilen NJ
IH fl l.Ia . ..f iuilau 20 al.
Tees. f.s.iHE a.I iflii tialr. aiHl
a.s .stfr ta. isfIff aura. - tiinfr q
Il faaH ui fias r.'rsHh tliur. tlucfg latr
isan ulaH. Iarfsli stifiiis mair during
o. lla.f uIHirf. anil ! vriturr a. a-.rft
tiat iii-rr 9, uu mill ga tlIr ~'uiHl that
can iufH oui i~it.r luniiH 2 than l.Hi'ow.
Tie pia-I-sts fnr livrly summer :
uofk ar. iaiiril1g. Tliev are four yes
-fis ga tli- way here now among them
The for'st Q,ioen. Capt. Hurns Is sur
passing himself this year. Tie last round
irip of the Queen was made In Is days
aLd I hours. But Capt. Burns deserves
all the sucyess he meets with. lie doesn't
1t quietly down and wait for fortune to
smile on him. but he has a peculiar way
of tickling the "old dame somewhere
under the fifth rib, and making her
" "smile.'
The Hall Bros. have their fourteenth
vessel on the stocks. They have built a
splendid fleet of vessels here, and No. Ia
will be no exception to the rule. Her di-
mensions are 131 feet keel. 80 fleet beam,
and 0 y feet depth Of hold. She will be
launched about the middle of June, and
will run in the Coos Bay coal trade, own
ed by Chandler & Co.
Yesterday our usually quiet town pre-
sented quite a gala appearance. About
noon the revenue cutter Wolcott steamed
into the harbor with an excursion party
from your city. They soon dispersed
themselves about town. Mr.. Phinney
threw open his house and grounds to
them, collation. was spread in the mill
dining-room, a social dance was imprO-
vised at Good Templars' Hall, and every
thing done to make their visit pleasant.
Mr.. VIM. Korter, formerly Of Port
Townsend, has become a resident Of ouI
town, having taken the business formerly
carried on by Mr.. Frank Harris. l be-
lieve he proposes building residence and
removing his family here, making this bis
permanent home. Your loss is our gain.
As write the soft, sweet tones Of ''big
drum" fall gently on my ear. Rushing
to tile door, am told it Is the steamer
Yakima with a party OF excursionists
from Port Gamble accompanied by the
Gamble brass band. Port Ludlow seems
to be a center Of attraction. Well, one
could scarcely find a pleasanter place In
which to while away a few hours ; and
Mr.. PhinneY seems always glad to meet,
and ever ready to entertain his friends.
The lateh-string is always on the out
side."
Our genial host of the Phoenix, Mr.. r.
D. Attridge, now occupies his fine new
residence, commanding one Of the finest
views to be obtained from Ludlow.
Mr.. Louis Poole every body knows
"Louis''), has quite recently taken pos
session Of a young wife and new house
long may he wave'' to enjoy them both.
Altogether, Port Ludlow Is prosperous
and virtuous, consequently happy. " Ne
quid nimis." H.
, 1876-05-19


D.
ann r
49, 60 a
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U - 49, 49,
~ 60 ~ -
la1 aarlr.
a.. r,-raarr rtsrtrr a.
Nlr taaI 80 49, aIulHl
80 A. - suf
Nna. fu--l nrIth. sasi. 49,, Holih,
4 hrnrll fIuIu every ruuufh-
Etrn tllr tulg llsIs birth
I'm irue, I'm ffeoi
Together nov We stand
A free, united hand,
This happy dav-
No whip, no goad, no chain
In all our vast domain;
Honor TO Llncoln's name
Well ever sing.
would that the noble Penn,
Even in dreams had seen
His home to-day.
A noble princely band,
Rulers from every land,
In amity now stand,
And own one power
City Of Brotherly Love,
Well do thy acts approve
Thy peaceful name.
Down from the frigid zone,
From southern lands they come,
And all now proudly own
Thygentle sway.
Ifmight with us means right,
II we will ever fight
'Gainst wrong and crime,
God Will his arm extend
Our nation to defend,
And guard us to the end
By His great might.
Peal on ye Joyous bells
Your gladsOme music tells
A nations Joy:
Loud let the cannon roar,
Loud let our voices pour
The strain from shore to shore,
Our Country's Freel M.A.H
, 1876-05-19

little more popular IN thea United
States, there would soon be greater
purity in the civil service.
, 1876-05-19
LAmHaTzfIEW6.
By TeIegraph and MaIL

Gold, in New York on the 18th
inst, 112g
Legal tenders in Portland-buy-
ing SO; selling 90.
The steamer Quong Sc arrived al
San Francisco on Tuesday bringing
nearly thousand Chinese.
New developments continue to be
made in whiskey frauds in San Fran
cisco.
Forty-fve OF the Boston colony
have arrived at Prescott, Arizona,
They are indignant,and say the whole
colony are disappointed, and will ad-
wise their friends to stay at home.
Nearly the whole of the business
portion Of Darlington, S. c., was
burned on the 10th.
Moody and Sankey are holding
meetings in st. Louis.
The paying admission on the Sd
day of the Centennial was $4,000.
1t is officially announced that one
hundred and ten thousand people
entered the Centennial grounds on
the 10th inst, the opening day.
Dispatches from various places
throughout the country show that
the day was observed asa Centennial
holiday. The President delivered a
short but effective speech which was
loudly cheered, the Emperor of Bra
I'll rising in his seat and joining in
the demonstration by vigorously wa
wing his hat. Amid cheers on all
sides, bells ringing, and bands play
ing in all directions, the Centennial
Exhibition Of 1876 was opened.
The Empress of Brazil visited the
Women's Pavilion in the afternoon.
Dom Pedro also visited Il and gave
emphatic approval of the work dis
played there. One Of the most I'M
pressive scenes Of the dayb fplace
in Machinery Hal APresi-
dent, assisted by1 -
the crank which onpp
and turned it seveA
was at once heard
that the engine We
The monstrops
till it was travelling at fun
Gen. Hfawley started the hdA
which was taken up by the MULTI
Philadelphia was grandly illuminf
that evening.
The sailing shin SamatTa ar
, 1876-05-19

The sailing ship. Sumatra ar
in San Francisco on the 18th
with $50 Cinnamon on board. =
Williams, Blanchard & Col av.
been appointed agents at Sa ran.
cisco for the new Panama transit
steamship company. The South
Carolina, the pioneer steamer of the
line, will arrive from Panama this
week.
The six Chinese companies Of San
francisco have sent dispatch to
Hong Kong telling their partners
there not to ship any goods in ves-
sells carrying more than 100 China
men, men, 50 as TO put check upon the
inrux OF their eountrymen,
, 1876-05-19

NEITHER CAPTA
IN the Italian ship
signed Agents Of IIr
Be responsible loI
officers or crew
nor
Port Townsend
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BLACKS MITYIING.

II F.. ROHR, having for q number N ,ears
IL. been engaged at the Machine Shops OF
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independently Of that firm, and IA sssuc;aicd
with him his son, J. Marshsll Rohr. for the PuT-
pnse Of conducting the business Of the
MANUFACTURE And Repair
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ton. Char gcs will be moderate.
Shop near Toll Gate in Charlestown.
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TIME undersigntd has opened q Furniture Re-
pair shop n she bHding 90 cnrnef OF Ssm-
u-l and Main streets, Charles,1su-s fcz dloFi
East Of Court House. same sidS. lie will Re-
pair Furniture in substantial! and neat manner OIL
reasonable prices, Aud viii pronpiitude.
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.
DaSrGIcf CoUsr OF ruE UNIrED STATES, !
f,r the
DISTRICT OF WEST Va,
Is BASkRUPrcY.

VA Grant in bankruptcy has been issued
~ 5v aid court against the estate OF Thomas
Li-Ni r, of county oi Jefferson. aud State at
Wet Virginia. IN aid District. who has been adj
judged 4 bankrupt upOn the petition ofhis Credi-
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Office OIL. II. BLACKBURN, before n. H. Black
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District on the 9th DAY Of January, A. D., lS7T,
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II ARD CANS-of the best workmanship and
| 4 made OF the best tin, that will last twice as
lUug as thoss made Of inferior material-for sale
b. DIXIE Gal LAHrH
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CHOyELS and Tonc,, Poker, andlire Dogs, a
Jas LAW. HopTF L CO.
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Notice.


Voice is berrbv given that will proceed to
execute a., nroyi,i 's Of the foregoing Decree at
ny store iu ChaIie,town. between the hours OF 3
A. NJ. aud Suuse, ga Tuesday. January %. 1876
GEO. W. 7. KEARSLEN.
Dec mber %. lS5C-4L
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Grnpgc ?31xes-r>'.


TINS vauYLt FtrtH5cfh rscanl't- 20
/ I'D aid i,li,bis Iatsp.eu Gr1hD '.
truo,". under DO. iHrnfisia Pup. .ti-l..
Chrbist D.. g.. 4. Ltt.-. lts4. i.i.
then, aiDu, u. zen. NraiE a-s fu rrtf or.
d, n,EnG ."f . low p.ic.d Bat r~fu.f. H..
fntii1er. MIA. proud e.. ,n'.H
the don ard ''ii q bee .ri. .fr9.fd I.t ...
the ,ai,, 90 rurtsd to ESQ Y.r. d..
MI tbr elements OF i.aut lifs VI I,i. i....
a g. mao ear surris. and c.ni.ln. r.
aHt other yaiuc,c.s wtit. "AIrf...
:" d. goa le cci.a-. % AumHrl.
high pfiCcd Fertilizer 90 Boz a.a...
quautit % Boz. iHt-fbr.r l.l...r
pOscG aud available ..H pL.lH H...
prfmau' ~ IN effect ADD c.a.rrl.H
value To- ihc farmer tlar thr Dol. b ..Ie
Is aun"niatcd aItcl.s - intu. ar..
ard examine The ,sf'fri. $50 i1f.
house. WASHitGIGA fL..I...
July 20, lsTg
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nlXON'S Genuine Stove Polish. Tho best
IL Cueumber-W Wood Pump, Chain Pumps with
patentgun butIons-something new-just receiv.
ed, for sale by DUKE
October Z, ls5e. 80
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Wool Wanted.

TRUSSELL & LUCAS at their store, will paw
the highest market price in Merchandise OF
Cash cor any quantity OF Wool.
May IS, 1915.
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NOTICE.

A IL persons are berebr warned not to tresps.'
n On nv Vineyard and Orchard. The law will
De enforced against all offender. Parents are
earnestly requested 10 rarn their boys or they
nav be injured. Night plundciers will receive
special attention BY AZ armed guard. No admit
lance an SUNDAYS to any person. ..fr
Aus. 8, ls7l-M J. }. H. STEALTH.
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Jsnua'y =, :sIs.
Boot ana shoe Making.
REPAIRING, &C.

TINE undersigned hiss removed his shop 20 N.
building on The corner OF Charles and Lhe'tv
,treet>-ln the bnilding lately ovcupics by Wei.
rich r Weller. The character o! the work dons By
the subscr iber 10 veil known sr6 appreefaedhy the
citizens OF Charlc.toun and vicinity. 10 i, hardly
necessary n add thai he will eudeavor IN su,ssin
hi, repa,stiOn a. q reliable workman. snd will ex-
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given hin-eliGer for New work or RePsirips.
JOHN Az IL Of VIA.
Nsy 10, 1874. Apth!5, 1915.
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DUrCHER KNIVES, be,t English and Ameri
ID can manufacture, for sale By
nov. IS, 1875. DUKE 4 GALLAHEp.
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LIGHT a. MITCHELL.

pKALgk IN tl
Drugs. Medicines. Paints.
SCHOOLGIRLS STATIONERY, TOBACCoS.
CIGARS, &c,
FTAKES this opportunity Of thanking his2
4 patrons for their most liberal patronage NJ
for the last year, aud hopes by strict atom "A
tios and fair dealing 10 merit continuance ofihe
same. | sell fctrais goods siwa,s; do poi sell
eoastsr(s,t or eAeop good. for the Ss'f Warrant
everything sold. De returned il not ~ gusrsD-
teed. IL 10 my desire, and also pleasure, u sell 10
patrons
Tlg BEST QUALITY OF GOODS
airdy., but will II compelled sell them IL udanurn
for cts, syrup Tor 5 cts, and Cologne for IS cts.
per pint; but at the tine, let me- inform yoa,
that according Ia the Uuihd States PharWscopea.
you cane make Laudsn mum Cor iessthan 10 cts. ey
the xh0lessle. A much eh~aper plan 10 to bay
your goods ysnsios. aud add the Taisr yourself.
want all nv old Accounts settled up by paving
the Cs.h immediately, and new ones begun imme-
diatrlY, If not sooner. viii not ask for money ON
the new ones until after llarveit.
CIGAHS-best in town.
GEO. T. LIGHT.
Nay ], 1876.
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COAL AND WOOD YARD.
Nay ], 1876.

Washington * Lippitr
WILL keep on hand . constant supply OF
w COAL OF all kinds, and Sawed and split
WOOD, which they will furnish and deliver in
quantities 80 suit customers, for Cash. Orders
leftat Yard. corner Samuel strickland Is. U. y.
&a- Cash paid for Bones.
June Ia ls13-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-12-30
" rNlNCEHT

TT. ia'rnr,rc atiJ1s.l, ordered and drcrred
4 th, 600, cause Do. rrCummitt.i generally tu
lio... ss'r.. G,l W T. krsr>ltv. .a', gu,
j .f.u.... 1..,ius ia the case bcrng opcu b.
10 -s'.. '.- .i--ipr,r.' and ,liJ Commission.
i- Hr'.r. fr 4a g.. III. r-.-..uc. js tutu ,rrz-d
1rt lr..l g.. u.,r..i .l tb-svn utua,- a.
o. Nluc- ,r.. a- .rac - iu th- Dccs,. OF last
Term, H' -ele Ap.i. IS, 1876.
*. 1. BROWN, CierS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-12-30


Y URexperiene. in :he bs'inem which wsadr.r-
" tire IL conduct. and oar thorough aeqasist-
anee with Is In all rs brsnehcs enable US 10 asEre
tse pubic that asy work entrusted 90 rs will be
executed in thc mot w"rkm mike hxBn~r, and
with the utno't Dispatch. Having stood to their
posts in ns Confederate army daring the foar
years struggle which itso msnfallJ enensn,ersd.
they have located in their native COUNTY, where
their scrvi ecs are offered 10 building up the waite
places. carving 'utpraetiea lresonstrueton.
Parieahr attention given At all times 10 the
drawing OF p'a's and specifications; and In the
construction 81
GEONErPICAE WAR VA rs,
where calcul,tinp /. required. they are confident
hatthcv cannot hr 4urpa.Scd BY Any workm.p in
Me Valley of Virginia,
gir Being well known in the community they
deem itunnoe,ssary to say more. .han that orders
leh for them all receivs promp: attention.
April2, lsss-n.