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MIDNIGHT WEI TIER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Su,l0Dsis for ne past % hours

WASHINGTON, Aug. %, 1 a. ma storm OF
great energy moving III nOrthweserly track mas en-
tered Texas The barometer is low in NewEDeand ana
the Lower Lake region; highest and falling in the
South Atlantic States Occasional rain has fallen In the
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England fallen in the Northwest, Upper Lake region
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TILE COAST sTREWN WITH WRECKS.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 22.-A number of the
arg vessels which exposed TO the gale OF Mon
day last arrived at this port to-day all showing evidence
OF damage received during the storm. The Norwegian
bark Columbia had all sails blown away ana was
thrown on her beam while under bare poles The
ships Assyrian, Roma, Woodbury. and Ida are al dan
aged i'm the rigging and spars are also the banks
Exile John LOrway Countess OF QuHcru ana gess0nua
There was no loss OF life from any OF them. Inc MUS
OF the vessels escaped damage. They all report tue
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
Salt Rheun

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tbnk now am only curei temporarily think not, Tor
have particle u salt rhrun aoOul me aud my cte Is
considered wonderful Ny ease has been the means on sthg
country ,,.-.-
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

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Herripg's Safe saved the money and val
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wednesday night when attacked by five bank burglars
The safe OF recent make, and contained all OF the
late improvements.
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MACMILLAN g. Co.,

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TIE REV. We. sCHNEIDER.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. 22.-The Rev. W. F.
Schneider the nine years managing agent OF
the Evangelical Publishing Association, died at his
residence IN this city today lie was iorSh'o years
old
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Garden large park. containing menagerie and other
attractions, ana popular place Of resort for citizens
OF San Francisco.
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NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
HARPER & BROS.

2ssyieed 20 books OF e months ftliy tfDsrJt
heretofore on ne tN.rJry DIgL
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HENRY HOLT AZ Co,

Some Newspaper Tendencies. An address delivered be-
fore HE Editorial Associations Ot NeSfOIk and ONO by
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RIFRcKER BUILDING, Aug. %, 1873.
paiufu announce the death OF GIL
Rf'KT j. HUNTER President Of the IXth Assembly DIS
c nepubAcan which occurred ThnrsdaH even
ng Al glOp special meeting OF "a" Mn oe
held tins saturday evening, al o'clock NJ besSAct h
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LORD GORDON.

LONDON, Aug. 22.-Edward Strathearn, Lord
Gordon one Of the Judges of Appeal, died recently at
Brussels, in his siXty-sixth year
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Z. b. WOODWARD.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. pr b. Woodward,
proprietor o. HoOdWards Gardcn died at his country
sesidence IN Napa County this morning. lBoOdwArd'-
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| LITTLE BROWN a Co,
2Ji Washington-st
Morse on Banks and Banking by John 5. Aorse,JE sya
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spctiIl NOilces


Congress Water Its superiority clthartc All ltsrt
i've consists ~ entire freedom from everything D.,rb:
the L
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LuPPINCOTT IL 90,

X WORTHINGTON
100 Broadway. Newly rlC
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THE BIBLE IL MEXICO.

1t is reported from Mexico that the Cath
oc Church authorities have sanctioned the printing
and distribution III that country OF the New Testament
N spsulsh A Mexico correspondent of The Mehod"'
wtug of this says is looked upon as one oi the most
remarkable tugs that has occurred IA AAI country Iof
years. and will no doubt opca the wa! 20 sD INC
It without uotes into the hands Of tGe people There
ee, IN be no essential difference between TINS ransIa-
t,op ana te one used by Professionals. There are ehfe
chnptrTs without single mole ami on many o lne pas
sagrs esprealIy relied upon by Rome 10 upho!u beI
teecbngs .tnefe ere only few Drei WORDS some per
s s,y tbYt ne funds raised Dy the salt VI TINS OOOA 30
10 bulld a Goa vent IN London.
The Strongest Recommendation (paradoXlcal
a. N may nprarJ Mr.. A.-"sD -sd 10 sc !Oh mere
iJnev say the place ib de ghuullg hraithy" airs b
"as 49, q Al - Iui OF IuVaIds. III amy Folks
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A LIVELY TINE OVER ERIE.
PRESIDENT JEwETT AT SARATOGA.

PRESIDENT JEWETT AT SARATOGA.
Ills EXAMINATION BEFORE TIE ASSEMBLY COMMIT
TEE-sHARP DISCUSSION AND PERsoNAuTIEs-
Mr.. JKwETT DECLARES THE INQUIRY PROSE-
CuTIoN-FRAUDs IN CONSTRUCTION ACCOUNTS.
President Jewett, of Erie, made the railway
investigation at Saratoga yesterday somewhat
stormy by his vehement opposition to blr.
Sterne and his determination to answer ques-
lions as he saw fit. He declared that the in
quiry, as conducted, was a prosecution, not an
investigation, and asserted that there was a
purpose to drag in all the matters now in liti-
cation with James McHenry and others. The
whole course of his examination bristled with
sharp points and abOunded in blunt talk. 1t
was chiefly directed TO Erie debts, accounts,
annual reports and prospects. A discussion
over frauds in construction accounts became
very vigorous, but no conclusion was reached.
E. Clark, ir., of the New-York Central, testi-
fed about freight rates and oil transportation
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i)olitital Notlees.
Primary Elections.


tons Of the several Assembly DIS
trcts viii meet al respective headquarters ON FRIDAY
EVENING" August % SO, al OcOch Tor the purpose or
eectng atruates 70 state ConVendoh 20 Do
hello al saratoga September 1873, excepting at III Tue
XXIVth Assembly District, the several ASSOCIATIONS shIi
eef Delegates Convention 10 BE- constituted as to0"s;
93d Wafd Is delegates: 24th Ward deleg Ites hIg5'
briige delegates and which shall meet AZ iuntts Hat
fremont ~ kDAN, august So 1873, at eOeA p.o
ana choose delegates and ateTuatos TO when suCh us
trict is entitled. a.. Col.
several districts are enuted !" fopfeson'N'o" 49,
lows: -, ,s,.,.f,.
10, ~ z Fourteenth DIstrict..--.-.Z
Fifteenth District.
2 District .--.-.z
3 Seventeenth District .S
District -
III 80 fis,-c, Nineteenth DIstrct--.-S
st -, Twentieth District. u
ttE.H Dl 81. Twenty first District -
Nl,n Twenty second District. 2
lSntn ~ UStrct Twenty third District. -----.3
i9Hi r,.tr,rt Twenty fourth DIstflct--....2
ts IN be forwarded % the Secretary Of the Central
ComuIittee immediately af-er the primaries
by "i"'i " Wv q. a. ARTHUR President
SolON Is. SMITH, lsecretaries
SAMUEL q. BURNS ~
BIEgcKER BUILDING, Aug. %, 1879.
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The Tribune Building.

uI IS ai [fes ,ti, iiZb PEPsfN '
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80 mile. from ferries o. \. 1hara seri,in SUIT. oil
az ne CemeIrry s. b Rebb.rL g,ni N - 49,,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-11

everywhere is certainly a most COM
mendable object, but to direct the
public mind Alright, and point it to
the proper remedy-Quarantine-for
the prevention of the disease here and
along our Southern coasts.
Much is being said of Memphis as
being a dirty city, and | think wrong
fully. They tell us that while all is
nice and lovely above ground, that
underneath she is honey-combed with
filth.
Sewers and vaults have existed
almost, if not quite as long, as have
cities, but heretofore have been re-
garded as producing entirely different
types Of diseases from yellow fever,
and in this view too much may not be
done toward the work of sanitation /;
but I hesitate not to assert that any
and all efforts for the prevention of
fever, other than we'll directed
quarantine regulations, will fail of the
accomplishment of the object.
p. s. JONES.
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-
Hooker was a severe critic; he got
plenty OF it back in time. His habit
of talking followed him to the West
ern army, and put Grant and Sherman
against him there. After Chancellors-
vile he retained command until the
government, seeing a great action APP
preaching, relieved him, and Gettys-
burg was fought by General Meade,
who was so amiable and DESTROYS and
unimportant, that it became a victory
Of the different corps aud their gener-
als-Hancock, Sedgewlck, Reynolds,
and the rest-that great Army of the
Potomac, so often sacrificed by indie
cision, mush, and Bohemianism. sew
orally represented by Mcclellan,
Burnside and Hooker. Mcclellan
was a gentleman, however, Burnside
was loyal to any superior, and Joe
Hooker was a brave, good fellow. To
this day Mcclellan is the Southern
hero in the North, as Joe Johnston is
the Northern hero in the South, both
having done so little damage to their
enemy.
The genuine in Mcclellan, Burn
side and Hooker was always separated
from their gress failure and all were
moderately honored. Had Hooker
settled down somewhere small enough,
as in New Jersey or Rhode Island, he
could have gone in the senate or been
governor; but a gentle lady of deep
seeing instincts gave him the best
Office Of all, a husbands. He became
the possessor of a loving, an %appreciat-
ing, a mature and yet virginia. heat.
She saw in the boyiSh SPIRITED prodigal'
a gentleman, though one not we'll
nodded by wife, locality and care. In
that dear ~endeayor, the sum of
woman power, she died to save his
life when paralysis interviewed soon
after wedlock. Alas we throw away
in youth, on wanton creatures, the
treasure which is meant to last life
through and gid old age with power.
Yet a tenderness settled around the
widower aud cripple, Joe Hooker. He
became the pet of millions. His
years after his wife's decease we're the
best of all. Living in retirement on
the sea grit shore of Long Island, he
met his death suddenly, as from the
bullet, playfully studying the cam
paigns in which he fought.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-11

forged check for ZOO, p~urporting to
have been made BY Hugh Checvor
Goodwin, of Hemel- Hampstead. The
clerk suspected the forgery, and hur-
ried out with the boy to find Cooper
driven away in his carriage, having
turned the reversible coat and taken
off the false whiskers he wore when he
hired the messenger. In all his
crimes of this nature he stood above
the other Anglo American forgers by
reason of the fact that he never ap-
peared at any public place in London,
except at. the opera; that, unlike
Mcdonnell and the Bidwells, the
Bank bf England forgers, he never
associated with abandoned women,
nor acted like w. Il. Gray, the forger
now in the Tombs, who, while in Lon
don, under the name Of DR.. C~olletso,
became mixed up with Meiklejohn,
Druscovitch and Palmer, the corrupt
Scotland Yard detectives, and who,
while in a London tavern, was robbed
ofhis Bastrop Mining company shares
by William and Fred Hurr, tho De-
Goncourt swindlers.
Too much success made Cooper over
confident. He presented to Glyn,
Mills 4 Go. a check for 1857 9s. cd.
It was fully honored, and he would
have escaped, save that, hearing he
was suspected, he returned with SUI
preme audacity and demanded of the
bankers why they suspected his hon
esty. He was was at once arrested.
the boy whom he employed recognized
him as did the cabman, and the barber
was found who made his false wig and
whiskers. His neighbors from Hemel-
Hampstead testified with tears in their
eyes hal they could not believe him
dishonest, but, finding that the evil
dence against him was overwhelming,
when arranged in the Old Bailey, on
the Dist of October, he pleaded guilty
to both charges Of forgery. While in
England he made but one fatal mis-
take, that of having his photograph
taken by the London Stereoscopic
Company, which was identified by the
Pinkerton Detective Agency in New
York, who, had the London proceed
ings against him proved a failure,
would have procured his extradition
to this country.
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Attachment Notice.


j. 8. Galloway, j. p, for Shelby conn
" renn,-Cloth & Kettman VS.. A. Bocler
N this cause an attachment having been
= sued out under section AS of tho Code Of
tennessee, and returned, 3" levied upon tho
property. Of the defendant" and affidavit
having been made that defendants are in
debted to the plaintiff in the sum Of S468.5O
by open account, and that the claim Il
Just, and that the defendants are non resi-
dents OF the State Of Tennessee or are about
70 remove, or have removed themselves or
property from the state; or have removed or
are removing themselves out Of the county
Dfivatelyi or cOncealing themselves so that
tho ordinary process Of law cannot be seryed
upon, them, or have a%bsconded; or are All
sounding or concealing themselves or prom
erty; or have fraudulently disposed Of. or are
about traudulently TO dispose of their prop.
erty; It is therefore ordered that said defend
ants make personal appearance before mo on
the llth dav Of December, 1879, al III o'eiock
M AZ my Office, No. "a Madison street, Mem
Nhis, Tennessee, and defend said attachment
suit within the time prescribed by law, or tho
same will be proceeded with ex-pnrte and
that y copy Of this order be published once \
week for four weeks In thu Public ledger.
This the 9th day Of November, 1870.
@uWW Us, GALLOWAY, j.. r.
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AttAehplent Notice.

Aohre }. s. Galloway, ]. P. for Shelby coun-
ty, Tenn.-H. Cloth vs.. A. Docler.
IN this cause an attachment having been
4 sued out under Section 2kA Of Thompson
Il Stegers' code of Tennessee, and returned
levied upon the property Of the defendant,
and atldaylt haying been made that defend
ant Is indebted TO the plaintiff In the SUN of
saOo, due BY notes dated January Sd, 1879, and
due u months after date, with interest, and
that the claim Is just, and that the defendant
is n nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee;
or Is about to remOve or has removed him
self or property from the State; or has re-
moved or Is removing himself out of the
county privately or cOncealing himself,
so that the ordinary process Of law cannot be
served upon him; or has absconded; or is
absconding or o0pcealing himself or proper
ty; or has fraudulently disposed of, or il
about fraudulontly TO dispose of his property,
It Is therefore ordered that said defendant
make his personal appearance before me On
the llth day Of December, 1879, at my ofiSO,
No. 81 Madison street, Memphis, Tenn. and
defend said attachment suit within che time
prescribed by law, or the sgme will be pro-
ceeded with ex.parte; and that a copy of this
order be published 0leea week for four sue
cessive weaks NJ the Public Ledger.
This-the 9th day Of November, 1STA
MblDfB j.. S. GALLQWAE ]. p.