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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-14

I0r The Scripture informs us that a
certain man fell among thieves. In our
day. certain class of men rise among
thieves.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-14

A PKITKzE sollier received fly lashes
at Ottawa on Saturday for saying that
Canada would be annexed to the United
States in less than tSo years
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-14

s1r Prentice appears to have lost
bis wit. Never mind, the country has
found IL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-14
DIR. MAGGIELS PILLS
Each Box Contains Twelve Pills.
ONE PILL is A Dosli.

~ NoTIcE.-None genuine without the en-
Erayed trade mark around each pot r box
signed by DOCTOR J. MAGGIEL, Me- York
10 counterfeit which is felony.
~ Sold By all respectable Dealer r Med
icines throughout the United States a.. Cana
dss. az p cents per box OF not. t-lie
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-14

CUBSoRIBE FOR THE PUBLIC u DGER,
> which Is the CHEAPEST daily o. biishcd
In The state Of Iennes.ee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-14
MEMPHIS
GAYOSO GAS COMPANY.

VHE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS TO THE
i Capital Stock Of the Memphis Gayoso9
Gas Company" to the amount Of six Hundred
Thousand Dollars, in shares Of Fifty Dollars
each, will be opened for thirty days from this
date, at the office of the Clerk of the Law Court
of Memphis, in the Greenlaw Block.
The Subscription Books will be closed at the
end of thirty days. and the Company will i'm
mediately commence operations, and in q few
months thereafter win be able 10 supply the
whole city of Memphis with good Gas, on terms
satisfactory to the consumer and remuneratiye
to the Company.
Full particulars will be given on application
to the officers.
GARLAND p. WARE, Sec'y.
JOHN BULLOCK,
w. ii. CHERRY,
L. l.. WARNER, directors.
S. r. WOOD,
HENRY CRAFT, So
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-14
AMUsE M ( NTs.
Greenlaw OPERA House.

ADMISSION-Dres Circle and Parquette.
al 90: Family Circle, Soc (; Gallery, 25c.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-14
DROPSY

is n collection Of water in some parts Of the
body, and bears different Names according to
the parts affected, wiz when generally difiused
over the body. it is called Anasarca when of
the abdomen. Aseites; when of the chest,
-.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-14
GOVT. OR RHEUMATISM.

Pain occurring in the loins is indicative of the
above diseases. They occur in persons dis
posed to acid stomach and chalky corrections.
THE GRAVEL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-22
Romance of Whining. Speculation.

Nevada correspondent of tho Boston
hdrtrf's'r relates tie following: am
tempted here II mention a story current
among the citizens of Alstin. Of two Eng
llshncn who had been induced TO purchase
stock IN the silver mines Of the region, and
who, upon inquirng as to the size and ex
tent u Reese river. were informed that i,
was noble river, filled with duck and other
Wild iowl. Sometime after having delcrm,
ined TO visit the scene OF o.. If mining invest.
ment, they sized with the intention oi COM
...ng profit with hcalthful amusement, and
accordingly brought with them an India
rubber boat from which to shoot the ducks
and other wild fowl when they should reach
the river. The joke will be at once appre>
catcd by all who have bad the good or bad
fortune to see Rees. river History does
not record the feelings or expression Of the
two eminent foreign capital is when the
stage driver pointed out 10 them with the
butt OF his whip small ditch which hardly
requires bridge to be crossed. and in which
the sluggish water would hardly suffice for
the necessities Of a single energetic speci-
men Of the duck tribe. | doubt, however,
!, their chagrin was much improved when
they visited their mining purchase. and GER
'ainly they were in no wors; plight than the
Spectator who, upon the commencement OF
the Reese river excitement, actually built
and caused to be transported overland, at
large expense, a huge ferry boat, which he
intended should be the source Of fortune
10 him in carrying passengers to and fso on
this same Reese river"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-22

In this country and under our form oil
Government, the majority of the people con
stis0ec the sovereign power Is the Prcsi'
dent in sympathy with thls sovereign pow
er OF nots ii not there may possibly exist
plausible doubtful n their char
acter, il ID true--fo impeachment But. IT
the sovereign power and he are N cpnson
ance. an Impeachment on other than con-
s,tuliouai grounds would bc q measure
fraucht with mischief irnmeasurabc and
with danger inraicuIablc. In making an cs.
innate oil The popular support now backing
the President, IL Is fair TO give him the en-
Tire voting population OF the Southern
States, and at least that portion OF the vot.
ing population in the Northern States that
opposes the Radical candidates aud tickets
But NJ in order 10 make full estimate d
this strength, Il II necessary TO take the
election returns Of former years. from which
in the north, the Radical strength this fall
has shown loss, the estimate made is not
so favorable TO tho President o. would be-
showing made upon tho basis Of the cleo
tiuns already and yet 10 be held this fall
But taking tho basis IT the elections Of 1864
and 60. the last held in the north, and o.
1860 IN the South, We have this showing
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-22

A radical corrcsp andent Of the Boston
Advertiser presents the following emincntly
radical idea in regsrd.to the trial Of JciI.
Davis:
"To my mind the sorereiea and RIGOROUS
majority cfMe people Of these United States
are superior to The courts they hare created 10
scrre the ordinary administration Of justice.
! an. therefore, see no dignity nor sense in
having J,N Davis tired by a court. when
the people themselves, in four years sea.
son Of overwhelming msjes.y, have already
tried him ard unanimously found him gull
ty. In the very act of resisting him by
force and arms they judged HIM traitor,
deserving death. To Try him now in pea {
court is to admit a doubt Of Mcir own recti.
fade in The rdr.'
That sounds very much like mob law,
sugar coated with radical sophis,ry. Hang
jeff, SO soon as suitably calculated apple
tree can be found, in obedience TO the "sov
ercigr and victorious majority" Never
mind the courts The Sovereign and vie
torious majority" is superior to the courts.
So it may also be claimed that 1.-THE people
have already tried and convicted Prcsiden,
johnson. Why 90 through with the tedi-
Gus farce Of impeachment Why not of
with his hcady
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-22

|
OF the legal voters Of the country there is
Today a majority Of not less than million
against the Jacobins Yet it is powerless
Under skillul gene, ais the radical column
| steps in aud prevents a junction b tween
Their opponents north and south. They
ouivotc the former at the polls, and then
deny tie latter their representation il HE
federal government. la that way they
maintain their asccndancy II tllore could
bc direct pop, lar vote to morrew o. all ia,
electors ol the United States the radicals
would hc sent into retirement bY majority
tscmcwhe,c as we have shown M the
| noiehboi hood Of million
II all the States we've represented ia Con
| e css. even under oar present Constitutions
al Organization. the radicals woull have bat
hare majority, aud would bc. AS agains,
| the veto OF the President, ncipablc OF
harm. |. results from thus t,as Junction
I the opponents Of the Jarobins, North and
| South. seals Their fate. They know this,
and hence their desperate struggle II p,c-
vent il.
la taking this survey of the political
field, the question rccurs: How long can
this state Of things last? How long will
lhrec>,iflis Of the people suffer themselves
to be reduced to political nonctiiy by two>
iiiths In what manner are they TO assert
their rights and make the government Of
TIE United States one representing the
wishes OF majority Of the people? Swit>
coming events may demand a speedy, prac-
teal answer to these interrogatores.
II is well for the Jacohins to bear in mind,
when they urge extreme measures, that
thiee-iitths Of tie people are against them,
and tina, a contes, of physical force, n ma
jointly Of a million would be felt,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-22

rrcsidential vote Of 1864
0ubernatorial vote OF 1858.
n State officers vote Of 1865.
Majority on last Congressional vote.
- Congressional vote Of 1864
The total vote in the States that have
never wavcrcd in their support Of the Gen
cral Government. from The returns Of 1864
and 1866, is 4.OlC,95I, divided 10 follows !:
Republican, 2,207. 4GJ; Democratic, l,so9,-
4sG Republican plurality, 397.919 This
plurality has since been greatly reduced, as
shown b, the recent elections, by deiec,ions
from the Republican ranks to the support o.
the ncw national union movement and il
is now qucstionablcjf. in the aggregate, tLc
Cons. rvative aud Radical vote ia the North
crn States is not about equally divided =
So that, leaving the Southern States en-
tirely out of tho question the Radical party
represents but one half Of che people OF that
portion 81 the country whose loyalty is be-
yond dispute. To which. il the other or
ton OF the country now recognized by all
parties M restored 10 their allegiance he
added, the conservative strength is more
than half a million Of voters ncxccss of the
radical strength.
From this I, will be seen how absurd is
the proposition that ircschery To the radical
republican par,y-evcn admitting that such
trcachery has been developcd-is ,icachcry
10 the country
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-22

REApH ACT. The RorxD TAgln.-It an.
pears the threats Of prosecution against
the Rom"d Table Tor publishing libel upon
Me. Charles Rcadc in their criticism of
"Grimta Gaunt." as an immodest publica-
ton. which we're contained in the letter Of
thas gentleman, recently published. were
not without foundation. Mr.. Reade "a. A.
good - hin word, and an action Of this a.
scription Vas actually Commenced on the
9Th instant, by the service Of summons
upon the editors Of the Round Table. Wm
d. Booth, Esq, appearing for the plaintiff
Mr.. Rsade. The Round liable have appear
cd By Dimock = Whitney and Robert s
SeWell - their Attorneys, and demanded a
copy Of The complaint - that the bali may
be considered 70 have fairly opened. Tn,
parties 10 The suit are independent and bit.
ter in their feelings, and spicy development,
may BE- looked for before the matter, is con
cludsd. L d understood that Mr.. Resde i.
about ~ visit this country with the view, il
% supposod, u pushing the prosecution d
the suit-New York 7Fibsse.
A vsey elsvsr advertising dodge, indeed
Gri1th q. Z having = inmenss run snde'
~ hsad Il 49,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-22
comsm otDOse Vanderbilt and his
Railroad nn0 SscmnbOnt
1cheoneS.

There is a good deal Of secret history
abou. railroad management. Amorg the
recent cxtmplmcati9ns of what is going on
here in this line, IL Commodore Wander.
bilts row with the Peoples Liuc If ALBANY
8 earbca,s Latterly the steamboats, have
been delayed at Alrsar to late hour In
order to connect with the Rensslear & Sa
atosa Railroad trains, which they f.eq'ica',
~ fan to Go. Now. lie .ime on that road
j. to be changed at Nauisrbiit's beAcsf. 50
that the Hudson River and llaren reads,
" hich have been consolidated, can get tie
passengers. The { mmo ore has sl~o tried
70 make similar arrangement With the
New York Central, bat got suubbci 10 the
attempt.
Il appears that ne has secured a lease OF
the Athens and Schenectady railr ad for 80
years, at an annual rental OF $3.50, 600, with
q view OF squclchingi il. Athens lies oppos
site Hudson, and the calculation has been
that the Peoples Line of steamboats,, in
stead II going 10 Albany, shall deliver pas
sengers at Athens, from which they can
pr, coed west without delay via Schcnecta-
day, thereby saving three hours, and ena-
bling the boats to leave New York .s late
as o clock at night, besides avoid ng the
risk of laying over for hours on the "ovtr.
saugh," just below Albany. OF course the
Commodore's control Of the Athens rails
road has blocked this little game, so far as
g,vi the steamboat line the monopoly.
The truth is, Vanderbilt is becoming the
Colossus Of roads, SO far rs the Empire State
is concercd lie owns most o the Hudson
River Road, as well as Of the Harlem, (tht
latter being "corncred" on him at the cost
or about $3.50 a share. and also control
ing int est in the New York Central. lie
is also some on steamboats,, as the pool
Staten Islanders found out for many wea
ry year.
Last spring several lines Of Hudson River
boats were running TO Sing Sing, aud The
Commodore, to smash things generally, loi
because he wanted 20 learn the way 10 Sing
| Sing, for future convenience put on an II
| dependent line Of boats, and for "A while th'
fare 10 that place was reduced to only tel
cents, or about onc~fourth Of cent per nil,
- Sing Sing being about thiitysix miles
from New York. The doughty spcculatol
is now trying TO be made President Of Tia
New York Central, in Dean Richmond
place, which accounts for the spasmodi
Jump in the price Of that stock during tn
pcst few days On Friday it took trapsz
hop Of from 100 to 1884 per cent. Per
haps it will go to 40 before thc little < m
is played out.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-22

Caynra, Hinde County, Mse.
Il. AIicoca Cc.-Gcn.lcincn IJease eend me
another sx dozen Of your Porous flasters They are
In great demand here for Yhooping cough They nc;
Ike charm. | could haFo sold TWO dozen this week
IL hsi had them. setd as soon a. possible, ard
ch.-e. Yours respectfully.
JOHN L. WILLIAMS. PM
ASTHMA CURED.
Nr Nliisia &ay. VI 2i5 Spring street. New York;
r.:cs Jan j. 1sse. have been afflicted with asthma
f0r ap.vsfdsof ten vegrs. receiving no benefit from
medical mon va ADVISED ~ q 'rienf 20 try ouC u
Alrosk faruls fastrrs. sa5a. lad tried sever
al n a ~ plesfers without any benefit and supposed
ihrs were 81 alike. rs friend gave one Of An
c,,A's. aid uteea me 10 use Il | ii1 and have
rov worn them steadily Cor r.nc months. and frd
.sif better than ! have hcen fer wany Yenis =
Agency. Bfanareih Iousc, Kew York Sold by
Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-22
TEAS AND GROCERIES,.
H.1.s.A, F.aAeEssaR y HY'DE,
Wholesale Grocers,

- BvOad Street, Boston,
INFORM THEIR FRIENDS AND THE TRADE
= generally, tha. :hey continue to keep ON hand
large and carefully selected stock OF
r T. A s
Of every description suited to the wants Of the West
cfn and Southern trade. comprising,
OOLONC. GrNPowDER sOUCHONG, HYSON,
ENGLISH BREAkFASr, YOUNG HYSON,
IMPERIAL. JAPAN UNCOLORED,
JAPAN COLORED,
Also, large and varied stock Of
q r &C r i i 9.
which will be sold ut the lowest market pces. for
CaeA Their long experience ~ dealers in Teas and
Groceries fthc House having been established some
y years or more enables them 10 offer the best In.
duceincnts 10 those who purchasing goods In this
market Orders from distance will receive prompt
ana careful attention when accompanied with sats-
fhctOfy references.
vefed In Chicago IN six to eight day. from Boston.
Bostnn. Feb 4. 1sa;d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-22

from inc SfHciubhti EhquTei
Again has the political power Of the Uni
ted States been handed over TO the control
o: n desperate aud interruptions but i'm
mensc minority OF the people. Adult two
iiiths Of the voters OF the United States
have. by craft and usurpa,ion, seized upon
power, and used it to ,ytannizc over the
threc-ii',hs majority.
The voters of the country, according TO
the test vf these elections, are divided
thus:
Against the Radicals (north) ....2, 600, coo
Against the Radicals tsouth) -. 800. 00J
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-22

In lead mine in Tennessee, recently,
some specimens Of red sand one we're bro
ken oper, and one Was found to contain .
petrified human hand, in perfect state Of
preservation. In ether cases parts Of ami
mails were found, and one black snake seine
nve iee' long. was found, Of the consistency
and weight Of the stone
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-22

NJ. james Z. Murdock's labors during the
campaign have unsettled his hca,ta \ lille
and he mas postponed his theatrical engage
ments for brief season, during which he
will visit Wisconsin and comple,e a work on
elocutlon he has had on the stocks for some
time. ''s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-22
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