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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-21

a line from Gen. Ewell, who must have
been as much amazed by the stupidity
ofthe historian, as the Admiral was, upon
reading this passage, of what purports
to be a history of the war. This book
has gone forth to the Southern people
under false pretenses. 1t has been stated
that Gen. Lee, Gen. Johnston, and other
high officers approved it, There is no
evidence of this in the book, although
the publishers have presented, in an APP
pendix, long list Of testimonials,
Gen. Lee, Johnston, Dick Taylor and
Fitzhugh Lee, to whom Mr.. Pollard had
written before he had prepared his work,
tell him that they are glad to learn that
he has undertaken to write history Of
the war; but no one of them has said
anything to him since ii was pritten.
And we undertake to say for them, that
they do not approve it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-21
Loss by Portland Fire, July 4

rTNHE total amount covered by the Rtna Peli-
I cies on property destroyed or damaged is
$205,554. on which salvage will be about five
per cent. Our total loss will not vary much
from S200,0O, and was promptly adjusted and
paid. This sum is five per cent. upon the Com
pany's assets figure but slightly exceeding
our Government and State taxes paid last yeaf.
or proportion equal to 5000 loss for COM
pany of 10000 assets
The necessity for insurance and the value of
wealthy, strong corporations is forcibly il
lustrated by this FIRE. Several weak insurance
companies are destroyed. Portland has a
population of 35.00e-was handsomely built,
mostly fine brick or stone structures-protected
and screened with upward of 5000 shade trees
bounded on three sides by water-indeed,
literally, almost rising from the ocean--and
with steam fire department--yet it has Sl0,-
00O, 900 of property consumed in a few hours
upon a holiday when its people are least oceu-
pied-from the very insignificant cause of a
contemplate frecracker.
Remember the trifing origin Of fires that
sweep away in n few hours the earnings of
years. Consider your best interest and give the
Etna Agent call if you need proper insur-
ance security. Pay a fair rate of premium for
a good and genuine article, and with these
lights and experiences before you. procure
your insurance with shrewd judgment.
Applications for insurance promptly attended
TO by II. A. LITTLETuN 4 Co., Ag'ts,
96 No. 27S Front street up stairs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-21

Displayed advertisements will be charged ae-
cording to the SPACE occupied, at above rates
there being twelve lines Of solid type to the
inch.
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To regular advertisers we offer superior in
ducements, both as to rate of charges and man
ner of displaying their favors.
All advertisements should be marked the
specific length OF time they are to be published.
If not SO marked, they will be inserted for one
month. and charged accordingly.
Notices Of Marriages and Deaths will be in
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But anything beyond the mere announcement
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tracted and payable on demand.
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otherwise must be addressed to
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The Case Of 1sham Henderson.
General Court Martial.
Counsel Makes Objections TO the
Court.


Mr. Isham Henderson, charged with con-
spring 10 defraud the Government Of the
United States, and the Quartermasser's De-
psrtaeDt thereof. in connection With VIM.
M.K.v Hoee. and others, (the charges hay
ing been published in the UNION heretOfOre)
made his appearance in the General Court
Marital Yesterday. Mr.. Henderson has Sc
cured the services OF Col. VIM. Coyle as his
oounsel-a gentleman not only Of superior
mental endowments, but of great expert
enee in military courts. He has been Judge
Advocate ia Kentucky for some time.
When Mr.. Henderson was arraigned, and
asked whether he had any objection to any
members Of the court, he replied through
his counsel, that he objected to each mem
Der Of the court, on the ground, that in the
case Of Henry Bruner, now Cor a time sus-
pended, much testimony had been heard
which is calculated to prejudice thei- minds
in advance against this defendant.
As the objection in general could not be
entertained, it was put in the shape Of
challenge 20 each member. Each was in
terrogated whether be had formed or ex-
pressed an opinion rs to the guilt or limo
cence OF the prisoner. Each answered in
the negative. To Maj. Gen. Gillem, sew
eral specific questions were put, bearing
upon the same ground Of objection. They
were all answered in the negative. The
court was cleared, to decide upon the chal-
IeDge of each member; aud in no case was
the challenge sustained.
The Court was then sworn. Col. Coyle,
defendants counsel, asked indulgence Of
the Court, till this morning at 81 o'clock,
before his client should plead TO the
charges, IS he (eounsel) had just been en-
gagged 10 conduct the case, and had not
prepared himself Time was granted, and
the Court adjourned to "a A. NJ. to-day.
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On motion Of Mr.. Creighton, the regular
pass bill providing for police force for
the Tenth Ward. Il provided for the
election Of one Deputy Marshal, one Lieut..
of the night watch, and eight regular night
rvafahrnnu Passed
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FRIDAY, APRIL q, 1896.
CITY NEWS.

CoxcoaDIA HALL To NIGHr We expect
10 see q large and fashionable gatherin
tonight at Concordia Hall. An opportu-
nifty like the one afforded TO the ladies and
gentlemen Of Nashville, to dance and wit
ness first class exhibition for the same
ticket admission, is seldom met with in
any city. The features Of the programme
are Of a high order-embracing variety Of
tableaux, dances, etc. After the entertain
ment lie over, a Grand Ball will commence
in which audience, scholars, aud all present
csn mingle, ;f they choose to do so. We
look forward to this affair with many pleas
ant auticipatiOns, and feel that we will not
be disappointed. Let oil attend thst can,
"On with the dance; let joy be uncon-
fined"
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LIEUTESAST OF MIGHT POLICE.
The following is the result Of the first
ballot for the Office:
VIM. Berger 3; RObt. Powers 4; Jas.
Long IL; Pat. Cleary 3; Henry Carter 8; F.
! Fields II.
The second ballot stOod:-Berger 3; Pow
ers 3; Long "a; Cleary 3; Carter o.
The third ballot resulted-Long II; Car
| ter 4; Powers 8; Cleary 5.
NIGHT POLICEMEN.
There being vacancy in the night po-
lice force, il addition to the six to be
chosen for the tenth ward, the committee
proceeded TO select seven night-watehmen,
the following being the successful eandi-
dates
Messrs. John Holleran, R. A. Holley, U.
N. Cross, Chas. Hill, Esq. Corbitt, and VIM
Moore.
There were only eighty-fve candidates
for the above position.
The Boards then both adjourned.
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card from Judge wye,h.

NASHVILLE, April goth, 1866.
beg leave once more to thank the citi-
zens Of Nashville for the kind, prompt and
noble manner with which they have as
sisted the people of North Alabama in the
time of their great distress.
Ny efforts have been universally success
ful. I shall return home with not only
enough 70 feed the poor of my own county,
but come to relieve the suffering poor of
adjscent counties. You have aided me very
much, both in material and by your cram
pie. You have changed sorrow into joy,
starvation to plenty, despair to faith and
hope.
May your reward, like your action, be
prompt aud full and glorious.
LEWIS WYETH.
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ArriUal and Departure Of the AOleaSritle and
IIiaae stage.
Leaves Nashville on Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urdsy. Reiur. ing, leaves Tnune % Mondsy, Wed
he DAY and friday. Office Cry Hctei, East SIDE
tubl square.
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This vice, which is never praetieSd IN
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of The n0blsst
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 70 eloquenoe or pen 70 song.
Il has destroyed health, blastsd the conBti-
tation, and reduced the miserable victim V
g living skeleton. Nor are these its dnal
and fatal Effects in it, pains are scattered
the ruins Ct reason, tho most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes To be
cured permansntly Of this Addiction, cali on
Dr. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry street.
or address him By letter, Box Sezs hash
villa, Tenn. isoze-H
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TIE TABLEAUx.-The first of the series oI
tableaux, for the benefit Of the Protestant
Orphan Asylum in this city, came of at the
Old Theatre last evening. We are graft
fed to learn that it was a success. The
crowded state Of our columns is our apology
for not giving an extended notice. The
second one takes place this evening. All
should attend. It is a worthy object.
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Medicines Furnished at The Dl,psnsary.
CONSULTATION.

persons applying Dspensay furnished msiae assv
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Mr.. Thompson introduced a bill fixing
the fees Of revenue collectors as follows:
Sl0O O0O. or less, ..........I per cent
Between Sl00, 600 and S200, 000...l i"
over $500, 0OO............................2 %
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Row At THE RAors.-Yesterday, during
the progress Of the races, number Of ne
groes commenced plnyiug cards for money
in the negro booth, when the Freedmen
Bureau police (colored) attempted to arrest
them. They resisted, but the white police
in.erfered, and they commenced running
but we learn that dozen or more were
captured, and were tried before the Freed
mems Bureau and fined S. and costs each.
Several shots was fired, bu. no one was
L---L
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Sayrpies furnished 70 Physicsns on app We en
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ORIGINAL Altachmsnt..No 2e4

@N-a- - AAas'AaA - amy AiaAaafa-
1T appearing tom ne asidavf lied 10 this cass
that ths defendant 30 concsala himself or ahsconds
that ne ordinary process cann1t BE- served on hims
li n therefore ordered that puaeaon b. made for
l1ur successive weeks 10 ne Nashville unou. no.
atTng ne sad AndrY Misapf 70 Eupear hefsFs
John Mn r, aJustce Of The Fesos in asd sousiiis.
Monroe county. Tennessee. the 16th day Of
tachmsut - the laH dlraete, or The same viii b.
aiken e. couiessed Nnd basrd 81 narta a. % I'm.
SaaElS-sts joHs Minis, Up.
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A bill from the Common Council a9pro
priatjng $3.50 for the purchase Of % feet
Of ground adjoining engine house No 3, on
Cherry street, was taken up aud referred tc
a special committee, consisting Of Messrs
Sloan, Chiffon and Hughs.
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SrR-I have the honor 10 acknowledge
the receipt Of your communication requiring
me 10 produce before your Honor the body
~ Tsbam Henderson, now in my custody.
In compliance have the honor to enclose
q c,,v of an order received yesterday from
the Headquarters Of the Military Division
of tbe tennessee, and to respectfully inform
your Honor that consider this order, from
nv hieher military authority, as binding
upon me, and cannot, therefore, comply
with your command.
am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
Tv.-p ~ nnrrr
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Common Council.

The Common Council passed on all
the business of the Board Of Aldermen,
with no opposition, except in reference to
the election Of policemen for the tenth
ward. The Council eOntended for long
time for only four night watchmen, but
finally, through conference committee,
compromised on six and went into eonven-
ton to elect the men.
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Some very serious blunders are made in
improving our city. A beautiful Nicholson
pavement hrs been laid from Church 10
Cedar, and il is the admiration Of every
body. But there is q general expression OF
regret that, whilst the improvement was in
progress, a sewer was not made TO connect
the alley botwoen Union nnd Cedar, running
from Summer TO Cherry, with tho sewer on
the east side OF Cherry, in front Of DR.. Cole
name Office. The alley in question is one
Of the flthest in the city, generally, and
now the reekiuE, poisonous current that
flows from ii must be discharged on the
street, and run along on It's surface 10 seek
an outlet at the first convenient place. II
will always be offensive to the eye and the
nostrils A few days labor in constructing
sewer from the mouth Of the alley across
Cherry street, would have buried ii out Of
sight forever.
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-The United States
Court, yesterday, was engaged the entire
day in trying Messrs. j. Z. Montandon, H.
A. Gilbert sud William Heitt, charged with
obtaining some 81 zoo from the government
by false certificates. The case is similar TO
that Of Mr.. Isham Henderson the only
difference being, that the latter did his
work ou g larger scale than the former.
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The remains Of James T. Calender have
been brought TO this city, and will be in
TERED to-day in the family burying ground
at the City Cemetery. Mr.. Calender was
one ofthe many noble young men Of thu
city who ospoused the cause Of the South
and gave his life a willing sacrifice upon it.
altar. He was a member Of Colonel Bat.
ties regiment, aud was killed in June, 1893
in a skirmish at Hoover's Gap. The seryie,
lost in him brave and intrepid soldier; and
his State one OF her most talented sons; ans
his family and friends, one of whom they
could justly feel proud. Few OF cur young
men have entered upon the threshold o
manhood with brighter promises Of future
usefulness. Wen educated, ambitious, en-
terprising, Of pleasing address, fluent il
speech, he would have shoue in any learn
ed profession, and especially at the bar
TO which il was his intention 70 dedicate
himself Pity that one SO gifted, shoul,
fan so early.
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In Chancery at Livingston, TENNESSEE
MARCH RULES, 1855.

Vim. Coe and John Taylor, 60 as
W. U. Bin
Richard Poor. 81 als.
IN this ca1ae n Appearing 10 The SAT slacion Of
the Clerk and Master nom compisusnra hii.
which - sworn 10. that defendantz Robert Murphey
and MS wife Msrgarft iorueriF Msrgarsf Poor.
are non-Tesde q u tbs State Of rennessse 90 thai
me 0rdinary process q TIE law cannot - served
upou them 10 u therefore ordered that puheaflon
- made Tor four consecutive weeks 10 he Nash
vile Union paper published in ihe city q Nash
ve,reg1lrug said defendants % apPear at The nezt
term q the C1anrarT Court for 0Ferton county to
- held IN LiFiuEston % the first Mcnday Ii Au-
Eust next. isl1 ana piesd, aEsEer or demur 70
rornpizinaurs fill Or the same Wdl b taken Cor
confessed 70 them. and So for hearing ex psrte
apIli5 wi .. ". WRIGHT q IN.
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MARKETS.
by Telegraph

CIScfSsArI, April &C.
Flour irm, and in active demsnd, prices Csc high
er. supsrfne 81 1905 80; Extra 50 $500 50; Fam
lily SO 25alI-
Wheat held SC higher, tut buyers he'd back and
the advance vas not fully established.
Corn in good demand and prices tending up
wards; mixed 57a5sci in sacks Gss.
Oats 42a4Cc :or No. and No. I.
Rye SC CHER.
whisky dult 50 22 duty paid.
Provisions higher snd in good demand.
Mess Pork held 81 5oi no sellers at this rste-
Bulk Meats Il3t asa, and ~ for Shoulder
Sides and clear sides but holders asking higher
prices Al the close.
Bacon held 70 higher clear Sides l61{e.
Lard held At l9alo1zc.
Groceries unchanged Sugar Z 10 i5c, Coffee ga
231Ss.
Butter scarce at 45c.
Eggs lee.
Gold l275S.
L0UIsvr1IE, April %.
Sales 159 hhds leaf tobacco At prices ranging
as follows: common hight lugs to 90. heavy 81 60
to s. Is; goodlug 81 to 81 common leaf S. to Sill
medium s. % 10 ST; seleehon5 so 10 so.
Cotton declined %.
/ Mess Pork firm at ~ %
| Bacon Shoulders L 5tc; clear 8 .des 165{c.
sugar-cured Hams 22e.
Flour, superfns 81 50.
Prime lard l9c-
| Whisky nav &c.
| River ~ feet ia canal, hnd rising fat.
(
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A petition from several colored men, tC
erect hall for colored mechanics asso'
citation, on Spruce street, was laid on the
table
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The bill directing the property holders
to construct plank sidewalks on streets
raised above high water mark, was passed
on its third reading.
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The following is the FIRST ballot for tn
oficer
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A very large Spring Stock Of the latest
patterns of Wall Paper and WiAdol0 Shades,
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
and for sale by MERRITT Il HILL,
At Church street, Mayfeld Building,
mh8-tf Opposite Maxwell Hotel.
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The Board retired 10 their room, when q
message was received, announcing that the
Common Council had reeonsidered its ae-
iion relative 20 the election Of policemen
for the Tenth Ward, and had passed the
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bill, after reducing the number Of night
wa'ehmen from eight to four. The Board
refused to concur in the action Of the Com
mon Council, but agreed 10 fix the number
Of night watchmen at six.
IN coNYEETIOE.
The Boards met again in Convention, to
elect policemen for the tenth ward, the
amendments Of the Alderiaen having been
agreed upon by the Council.
The following are the results;
DEPUTY MARSHAL.
The following is the FIRST ballot for this
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CHoLERA.-We call attention to the no.
tice of Dr.. McGill's cholera remedy else
where. The medicine is warranted to cure
all complaints related to cholera, and We
eheerfully recommend them.
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It is believed that Colorado viii be
admitted before Congress adjOurns.

Persons residing in and about the city Of
Nashville, and those from distance, who
may be afflicted with any private disease
| are particularly requested 70 read the ad-
Kings Dispanssry, No. Dsaderiek street.
| Aprili2-tL
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Cans ARRIvED.-Two more cars for the
South Nashville Street railroad srrived yes
terday on the steamboat Mercury. Others
will soon follow.
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t4v.,o,r.RTERs DEPARrEEET OF KESTucE1, !
a hAl's an - April "a, 1866. !

t4v,,ou.RFERs DEPARTHEET OF KENrUckis
April "a, 1866
MI ,-i.bin vvr;s "a respectively returned
The hltnlh Mi,e y lSi T,f.f-;ct Tudge
to his Honor Judge Ballard pistilel = ~ ~
Halted sta.es Court for the state OF Aen-
tnrlrv n cannot be obeyed for reasons
heretofore given in my return Of TINS NJ
inc. NV orders are positive from MAJOR
General Thomas, my superior military com com
mander, not to obey any writ OF haueas CUT
pus in the case Of Isham Henderson.
JEFF. c. DAVIS,
Brevet Major Gen. Commanding.
Lieutenant Coyis reply to the order was
as follows;
Lou1sv1ILE, April "a, 1856.
This writ is respectfully returned. l can
not obey the order contained therein, be-
cause have received positive orders not %
do so from my superior and com manding
officer, Brevet Major General gen- 7; DAVIS
commanding Department OF kenIue6y.
Msi. and Judge Advocate. Bvt. 1t Col. and
Provost Marshal Gent Dept OF KY.
On receiving these returns, Judge Ballard
was about 10 issue orders for the arrest OF
Gen. Davis and Col. Coyl, for en- apparent
contempt Of court in disObeying the writ
but owing 10 mutual agreement between
the counsel Of NJ. Henderson and the Mill
tary authorities, these orders were not
served.
The Journal says it is the intention OF the
counsel for the defendant to test the right
of military commanders to disobey wits OF
habeas corpus, and to ignore their existence
in the State Of Kentucky.
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Parties sending Orders 60 the Job
Department Of this Paper viii please
write - Union Ohice'' on the face Of
the Copy.
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In Chancery at Livingston, Tennessee
APRIL RULES, 1855.
Thos. r. Burroughs,
Va. Attachment BIZ

mos. r. UlTIIN ~
Va Attachment Bil
" a. Burroughs snd J. A. Carbon.
IT appearing 20 the satisfaction OF the Clerk and
Master nom sfidaIiL thst the defendant " D.
burroughs il 3 non resident OF the state Of len.
pesaes 20 that ihe ordinary process Of law easeo1
5e seryed On him:
Wis therefore ordered that puhlicstoa be Haae
for f,ur consecutive weeks 10 The Melville Uuloni
4 newspaper published N the city Of Nashville, re-
ouIrire the sid defendant 20 a2pesr at the rex
Term q the Chsncery C1gd, to he held 81 tus
Courthouse in the town q Livingston, on NE DTS
Monday il August ae1t 20 plead, answer o. ae'
uur to Campla zants hsl, OF the sane WI q u
kcp toF conlsssed agti1st Eim and sci tor heerins
e1 psrse. W. WRIGHT, 4 n.
apr.lzo Az
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We are indebted to Ed. willard, 2S]4
Union street, for the latest Louisville aud
Cincinnati duiies. He has the n. Y. Ledger
Chimney Corner, Literary Album, Waverly
Boston Pilot, Demorest for May, Clipper
wilkes's Spirit, Metropolitan Record, Field
Turf and Farm, Peterson's Magazine fol
No rIr etc.
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CRnnNL C0Unr.-The only business in
the Criminal Court, was the disposition Of
misdsmeanor cases. The case Of Ben
Hadley, negro, for selling liquor, was de-
cided against the defendsn', who pleaded
the Civil Rights bill. An appeal to the
SUPREME Court was taken.