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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-27

New YoRK, September PA special
from Richmond to the Herald says jeff.
Davis trial will take place at the No
vember term beyond doubt. The Times
Washington dispatch says that the case
of the Government against Frazer, Tren.
holm & Co. has been settled. The terms
have not been made public.
A number of clerks in the quartermas-
ter's department have been notified that
their services will not be wanted after the
Both.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-27

R6- As the election approaches the
Conservatives Of Pennsylvania seem
more saneuine Of wrestling the State
from Radical rule. The campaign has
been conducted by both factions with
unusual zeal sud energy, aud whichever
way the scale may turn, the vote prom
ises TO be both large and strictly parti-
san. The instability Of the public SEN
timent Of Pennsylvania is historical, and
with the issues brought into The present
contest, negro suffrage, a corrupt and
oppressive financial system and stringent
liquor restrictions, il a change does not
occur and the reins Of authority pass
from the hands Of one party into those
Of another. the Keystone State Will
scarcely be true 10 her ancient disiine'
ton. In this connection q glance al the
fluctuations Of Pennsylvania politics
cannot be other than interesting In 1886
Audrey Jackson carried the State
By an overwhelming majority. In lsiO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-27

RSg~ 1t seems difficult for our amiable
Governor to find office.holders free from
disloyal faint. Although applicants by
scores regale that genial gentleman with
illustrations Of undertaking loyalty, the
test reveals the majority of them to be
scurvy. fellows at best. A short time
since a man named Tim. Williams was
chosen from long list of applicants for
Judge of the Fourth Judicial District.
His evidences of life long devotion to
the Union, were tip-top. He could curse
"rebel" almost as classically as our
beloved Governor himself The parch.
ment glided into his out stretched hands,
and even that grim sentinel on the
watchtower Of Radicalism, the Knoxville
Wing, bore testimony to his extraordi-
nary virtues. But, alas grief has en-
tered the house Of Williams. Ante
cedants, like women, are stubborn things,
and Timothy has large crop. 1t will
cause profound sorrow to fill the heart
of our mild-mannered Chief Magistrate
when he learns that in 1861, the latest
beneficiary of his bounty--the loyal
Timothy-closed fiery letter to the
Nashville Banner with the following
somewhat emphatic paragraph:
All this people will be right; they have
time yet to study They are good men
as well as us or any others. Their hearts
are honest, and they are with the South.
Too much has been said. They cannot
be driven, but as soon as they reflect for
themselves, they win not only vote right,
but will drive the internal myrmidons of
Lincoln back to the cold and frigid
North, or spill the last drop of blood in
their veins. Mark what | am about to
say NeIc Middleton sciH soon be spot
of which gallant Tennessee may icett be
proud
This gentle allusion to the internal
myrmidons of Lincoln" Strikes US as
ssvoring Of dislOyalty +; and Timothy's
threat to "spill the last drop Of blood in
their veins" reminds us more Of Wigfall
than a latter.day devotee of Brownlow
The distinguished jurist has evidently
ridden two horses to advantage; and we
are not unprepared to agree that New
Middleton will some day =" be spot Of
which gallant Tennessee may well be
proud :" but not until Williams emigrates.
Will William G. remove Timothy W. ?
How can he suffer so bloodthirsty "reb"
to repose in his manly bosom
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-27

HArrison's majority was $40 votes In
1874 Polk received o majority of over
5000. In ls4s Taylor carried the State
In 1852 Pierce beat General Scott 10000
votes In 1856 Buchanan's majority was
1000, In 1860 Lincoln's majority was
$4,000 over the combined vote of his
three opponents. In 1862 the Democrats
carried the State by 5000 majority. 10
1864 Lincoln again received majority,
but in this instance Of only 10000 votes,
In 1866, on the largest popular vote ever
cast in the State, the Radicals, with IN
unusually popular ticket, carried the
State by 1900. This year, with an
obnoxious ticket and negro supremacy as
a platform, the Radicals must have less
hope, while on the other hand the Con-
seryatiyes are sanguine of success.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-27

,ically, exhibits the difficulties which tue
road encountered At ihisterminus during
the rainy season OF the last winter when
The impossible condition of our streets
nrevented the movement Of ireights over
them This is now, however, matter
of the past. The paving of Jefferson
aud,other streets has remedied the evil
and il will scarcely be apt to arise again
During their last incorporate year the
Memphis and Ohio and the Mississippi
and Tennessee roads have likewise la
bored under most serious embarassmenis'
but have not only been kept IN ope-
ration but have greatly improved
their means and facilities for so doing In
the future. OF our projected and as yet
incompleted roads, we have occasion for
speaking in the most hopeful terms.
President Brinkley, of the Memphis and
Little Rock road, whose absence at pres
ent in the East is in connection with that
enterprise, will, we have every reason to
believe, close before returning contract
looking to thr earliest possible extension
of that track to the proposed terminus In
Western Arkansas By the consumma'
ton of this enterprise an entirely new
and productive region of country will be
opened up and rendered tributarily to
our market OF still another enterprise,
that of the Memphis and st. Louis
road, we have reason to make mention,
with the hope that at no distant period
il may likewise contribute its proportion
to our business prosperity. AT a meeting
of the directors Of the roam, held in this
city yesterday, the contract recently
made by President Porter with respon'
sible and energetic firm in St. Louis was
unanimously ratified, with trifing and
unimportant emend atoms. By this con
tract the road is to be constructed and
turned over to the company, ready for
operation, at the earliest practicable day
the contractors agreeing to take the
company's bonds in payment therefor
The work, as we are informed, is to be
commenced at once at Mound City, just
above Memphis, on the Mississippi. The
road will keep along the river bank,
and, as will be seen, the grading
must form continuous and sub
stantial levee for the protection OF
the lands from the Mississippi. Thus
a vast area, heretofore subject to overflow,
will be redeemed and opened up to our
market. The road when completed will
also place us in direct communications by
rail with St. Louis and entirely do away
with the annoyance encountered by river
navigation during low water. With our
present facilities and those projected it
still remains with our merchants however
to control them so that they shall be
made to operate in the interests OF Mem
phis. With an assurance of such efforts
ON their part we do not regard the future
as at all uncertain or disparaging. The
experience of the past season dictates
such ACTION as imperatively necessary.
Let not the lesson then be lost.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Latest TO. Noon To-day.
NEW YORK.
Gold and Cotton Reports.
cial 10 the Pubic LEpeER.l

Special to the PuBLic LEDGER.l
NEW YORK, September 27-l2M.-Gold
opened at l434, ct II IN. was i45s, and
and is now l439.
Cotton market inactive, and prices
lower Uplands, 22!c. ; Orleans, 234c.
Exchange steady-91@l0.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-27

49, The following special dispatch
from the State capital, dated Wednesday
evening, throws some further light upon
the interesting squabble between the
municipal authorities and our belicoSe
Governor, over the forthcoming election
The following dispatch from President
johnson, inclosing instructions to Gen.
Thomas, was received by Mayor Brown
to day, and Immediately brought out in
extra form:
WASHINGTON. September a..
Hi, HonOr W. Matt Brown, Mayor OF Nash
Your dispatch of this date has been
received. The following instructions
have been sent by Gen. Grant to Major
Gen. Thomas, at Louisville, Ky.'>
GEN. GRANT TO GEN. THOMAS.
The Mayor, City Attorney and Presi-
dent of the Common Council Of Nash
Vile express great fear of collisions at
the time of the charter election, the
twenty. eighth (2Sth) inst. Go to Nash
Vile Tomorrow, TO remain until alter
the election, to preserve peace.
If you think more troops necessary
for that purpose, order them there from
the most convenient point in your COM
mand. The military cannot set up to be
the Judges as to whose set OF election
Judges have the right to control, but
must con6ne their action to preventing
or putting down hostile mobs. 1t is
hoped, however, by seeing the Governor
and city officials, here referred to, your
presence and advice may prevent dis
tnrbance. Please keep me advised OF
the condition of affairs.
ISiqned) U. S. GRANT.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
twill be seen that Gen. Thomas is not
allowed to decide who are the proper
election judges, and as Gen. Cooper is
still bent on preventing the city authori-
ties from holding the election, and the
latter are equally determined to conduct
the election, the probabilities are that
the militia will be brought in conflict
with the regulars, except Brownlow de-
cides to back down.
The citizens generally are pleased with
Gen. Grants dispatch, as it is claimed
that the Federal troops will not stand by
and see the militia interfere with the
election appointees of the city.
In the meantime Gen. Cooper is hurry
ing forward his militia, while Mayor
Brown is preparing to swear in couple
thousand extra police. Gen. Thomas is
expected in the city tonight
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-27
AUGUSTA.
Georgia Politios-Military Recon-
struotion Favored by Judges
Warner, Walker and Harris.

AUGUSTA, September u. - Judges
Warner, Walker and Harris, of the Su-
preme Court of Georgia, are out in letters
favoring reconstruction under the mill
tary bills, on The grounds of its necessity
and expedieRcy.
Hon. Benz. Hill left yesterday for New
XorL
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SAN FRANCISCO.
The Late California Election =
Complete Official Returns.

SAX FRAxCIsco, September 27.-Com-
plete returns show the total vote of the
State to be 92,lO8. Haight's majority
over Gorham, 1904
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-27
Masonic Notice.

A REGULAR STATED MEETING a
"A of Kilwinning Lodge, No. al. will IN
he held THIS (Fridayl EVENING, ut KE
TX o'clock in he Hall of Cyrene Com "
mandery, No. 204 Front street. All NJ. M. are
fraternally invited.
By order of the w. M.
BEN X. PULLEN, sec'y.
Gantanhsr Of 19R7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-27

Every patron obtains 2 Waten by this ar
RAJ cement, costing but $40. while It may be
worth $1,000 No partially shoioni
Wewish 10 Immediately dispose Of the above
MAGNIFICENT stock. Certificates, naming the
articles, are placed in sealed envelopes. and
well mixed. Holders are entitled TO the arti-
eles named on their certificate upon payment
Of Ton Dollars, whether Il be Watch worth
$1,000. or one worth less. The return Of any Of
our certificates entities you 70 the art Gle named
thereon upon payment. irrespective OF It's worth,
and AZ no article valued less than SO Is named
on any certificate, Il will at once be seen that
this is
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FOREIGN.

The English Markets-Afairs In
Italy-A Second Riotous De-
monstration at Florence Sup
pressed-Quiet Reigning in all
Quartsrs-Dispute between the
Kings Of Austria and Belgium as
to Maximilian's Estate.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-27
CITY RESIDENCE,

Four Engines and Two Boilers and a
woodward for Sale cheap.
THE RESIDENCE is NEW. AND CON-
L tains eleven rooms and cellar, delightfully."-
situated. and the street cars pass by every
twenty minutes. The FURNITURE will also
be sold, il desired. The Bar and Restaurant is
elieibIY located, and doing paying business
The Boilers aud Engines we're built in 1888,
and are IN good order. The woodward is an
> established stand. and does heavy fall and
winter business. For particulars as to location
prices, etc., apply to
PLUMMER, CURRY & CO..
eod25e 1876 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-27
NOTICE.

WE HAVE THIS DAY ESTABLISHED
w a house in Memphis, under the firm name
of ELLERrON l.. DORR a CO.. Tor the pur-
nose OF transacting a strictly COTTON BUY
ING BUSINESS.
The house will be conducted BY Mr.. Charles
\. smith. formerly connected with Messrs.
Geo. w. Wright A Co.
ELLRRTON L. DoRR & co.
posfon Sent 2 1857. so
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-27
NEW YORK.

Elk President Davis' Trial to Take
Place In Novomber-The Frazer,
Trenholm & Co. Case Settled
Retrenohment In the Quarter.
masters Department.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-27

PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. WILLIAM r.
i Mathes having this day purchased the in
terest of VIM. ii. Turley in our house, he sue
ceeds to that interest and Mr.. Turley retires.
10. BANFIL & co.
Senfemher o5 1857 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-27
FRESCOING.

Q T0SI, Frescoer and Decorator, has done
y. some of the finest work Of the above de-
SC iption in the CITY. He did the Frescoing for
i. Rocco, corner Madison and Second reefs,
Greenlaw 0pera House. etc. 0riors left at
R0CC0'S, go Second street. or by letter
through the Postoffice to that address, prompt
ly attended to. 2SS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-27

E0R TnE PRESENT. NY OFFCE WILL
II he 81 lIi Main street. where q Nauid Dc
"a J.P. DRoMGOOLE-
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DISSOLUTION.

THE FIRM OF J. p. DROMGOOLE 4 CO.
II IL dissolved By mutual consent, DR.. y.
eober having purchased the interest Of j. p.
the same place, 39l Main street. Memphis.
Tenn. For the present he viii Do business
under the name of. p. DromfOoie a Co.
u. p. DkOMGOOLh.
u, GOBER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Attention, Sons of Temperance.

at their Hail. on Saturday evening. the 18th
inst, at S o'c ock Election of officers and other
business of Importance will he transacted. Full
attendance required, Members OF the fratern-
ity are respectfully invited to attend.
By order of IL. L. FOX, W.p.
d w. III MnnA IL. s
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No Lottery, but a Straightforward Le-
ultimate Transaction, which may
be participated in ereH By
The most fasfidious

single certifi ate viii be sent b. mail, post
raid. upon rcceint o 8 cents, Eve for 8, eleven
~ ~ thirty. three and elegant premium for
q. sixty-six and more valuable premium {
III. one hundred and most superb Watch for
Si5' To Agents. or those Wishing employment.
CONDUCTED huriuess. duly authorized b. the
Gorernment. aud open 20 The most careful
scrutiny. TRY U.s.
WRIGHT, BRO. d CO., importers
lei BROADWAY. NEv YoEE.
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CONCERT.

given by Mrs. Wheeler, for the BENEFIT OF
THE CHURCH. New and choice Music has
been prepared for the occasion, and the pabllc
are promised q rare evenings entertainment.
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Nlllllrufr 252.


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.s.s s@- gsafbpille .as.sa al
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Melle Nn5figell,
2Duis @itbelu,

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