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HEDDEN, WINCHESTER 4 CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
No. 90 broadway, New York.
STOCKS, BONDS, GOVERNMENT sEcURITIIs
AND GOLD BOUGHT AND SOLD AT MARY
RATES ON COMMISSION ONLY.
Interest allowed on balances.
Advances made on approved Securities
Particular attention given TO orders for the pur-
chase or sale Of the Adams, American Unitsd States
Wells, Fargo Co., and MerehAnts' Union Express
Stocks.
All orders faithfully executed.
JOSIAH HkDDEH, ISAIAH O. BABCoCK,
70 20-sodm
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MAYoRs OFFICE, -
1vl WAsHIraror, d, O., June rs, 1867
DRoPosALs FOR COAL AND
IL WOOD.

o,.. SENATE o n. usirnD STATE.
eealed proposals will be received At this once
until IL o'clock m, Of MONDAY, July 49, 1857, for
supplying FUEL for the use Of the Senate Of the
United States, a. follows; -
seven hundred (7oo) tors q $40 lb.) bot white
and free from dirt.
One hundred loo) Cords best Baker's Pine Wood.
Seventy Ave f75) Cords best Oak Wood.
Al TO be delivered and piled away In the Senate
within two C9 months after the contract Is awarded
GEo I. BROWN,
lels.d s.rg't-at.Arms .. 9. Senate.
DRoPosALs FOR FUEL.
....r CIrrk's orrIon,)
HousR or REPRESENTATIVES, U. g.,
wAsnIxoTos, D. c., June /, 1867.
Sealed proposals will be recsiyed a. this otiee
until II o'clock, m, Of FRIDAY, the 6th July 1867,
for Supplying fuel for the Of the House Of Repre-
sentatves ofthe United States, as follows, to wits
Egg Coal, baltimore Company's, or Of . qualify
equal thereto, to DO thoroughly screened and free
from dirt.
iso cords best bakers seasoned Pine Wood.
70 cords best seasoned Hickory.
90 cords best seasoned Oak.
Ten cords Of the Hickory to be saved in three
pieees all the rest Of the wood to be sawed in two
pieces
All to bs delivered In the vaults Of the Capitol,
under the direction Of the Chief within two
months amer date Of contract.
No bids will be considered from parties not per.
sonaly known, unless accompanied with satisfactory
references; and security will be required for the
faithful performance Of the contract. Il
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
je4-uyo Clerk House Of Reps. US
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
AND BALrInoII RAILROAD.

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Leave Philadelphia for Baltimore and Washington
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for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
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NOTICE.-HAvING DETERMINED
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all articles deposited with me mus. be redeemed
within sixty days from this data.
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The c. o. and NJ. Company's Steamship idaho
arrived at this port at 10 a. NJ. on the 5th, IL days
and 90 hours from San Francisco. The following
is a summary of her news:
The Eastern Elections.
MrssIsSIPPT-Memphis. Nov. 2O.-The result Of
the Mississippi election is doubtful. 1t is believed
the Convention is defeated.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nov. lS.-Returns from Flo
rida show that the Convention is carried by a large
majority. Most of the delegates elected are negroes.
New YoHK.-Albany. Nov. T7.-OMcial returns
for As counties, and reported majorities in New
York and Kings counties give a Democratic major
ity of 50.2s3.
The State Assembly stands ~ Democrats to SIS
Republicans; Senate Is Democrats, 10 Republicans,
and one Independent.
KaNsAS.-The official majority in the most popu-
lous counties in Kansas against negro suffrage is
1868: against female suffrage. S.455 in favor of
disfranchiSing disloyal persons. $50. The Legisla-
ture will stand 60 Republicans and IS Democrats.
ARKANs.s.-The election in Arkansas is largely
in favor OF the Convention. About fsur-fifths OF
the registered votes are cast. The Republicans
have a working majority.
Recommendations from nearly the whole
State give Bullock about 10000 majority. Two
thirds of the Legislature is in favor of the Liquor
License Law. Both branches of the Legislature
are strongly Republican.
Observation-Disclosures gives about 5 ZOO Repub-
lican majority. The Legislature stands about Is
Republicans TO 40 Democrats in the House.
MrNNEsoTA.-The Republican majority of Mime
sofa will probably reach 5000. The vote on the
suffrage amendment is close. and the result is
doubtful.
NEW JERsEY.-The Democratic majority in New
Jersey is about Il, 900.
The Chairman OF the Minnesota Republican State
Central mint gives Marshalls majority for
Governor at 5000.
In Wisconsin the Republicans have n majority Of
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In Kansas female suffrage and negro suffrage are
defeated by 5000 to 10000. Female suffrage ran
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THE METEoRIc SuowER.-By the telegraph news,
it will be seen that the great meteoric display of No
yember 18th and 18th was witnessed in America and
Europe, and appears to have been fully as grand as
here. In California also, it was observed in various
places. The greatest display was seen from 8 till 5
o'clock in the morning as here.
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RIVER seen in his city. % all szes and styles
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REF FfRfETT oF Tor sooAS
AvD JUVENILES, Etc
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Three Weeks Later News!
Arrival of the idaho"
Dates from San Francisco to November %.
kilograms from New York to November %.
kilograms from London to November 20.
Mails from New York to November l.

The C. o. and NJ. Company's Steamship idaho
arrived at this port at 10 a. NJ, on the 9Th, IL days
and 90 hours from San Francisco. The following
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-17
sickles on Repatriation.

The following letter from Gen. Sickles,
from the National Intelligencer of the
10th, contains a share of common sense
hard to resist How it can be hoped to
exclude from office all the chief men Of
intellect among people, and yet govern
it we'll under the republican form, is a
mystery to be solved:
CHARLESTON, S. c., July s. 1857.
MY DEAR Sin: have decided not to
begin registration in this district until
Congress determines who shall be regis
tered. | trust, therefore, that it will be
the pleasure of Congress to extend the
time for the completion Of my registra.
ton until, say October or November. If
| proceed now, and disregard the wishes
of the President, my action would be re-
garded as insubordinstion if | follow
his limitations, many would probably be
registered not eligible according to the
true Interpretation Of the acts of Con-
gress. =,
If it is meant that all who have held
any ofIice-Federal, State or municipal
having taken an oath of Office 10 sup
port the Constitution of the United
States, and afterwards engaged in rebel
ion. or given aid and comfort, etc, are
disfranchised, this should be expressly
declared; otherwise, If left to constrnc-
ton, it may be held that no other officers
are included than those classes enume-
rated in article VI of the Constitution,
and that even as to these full pardon
removes the disqua' ilicatiOn.
If is meant TO exclude lawyers, they
should be expressly mentioned, or else
described by some classification as for
example, after the word office, add
ANY licensed calling or employment or
profession. Otherwise, ifthe eligibility
of lawyers be left to construction, it may
be held that a lawyer is not public
officer, although a-functionary Of court
or other judicial body.
The truth is, we have now in operation
two distinct syste ms, originated BY Con
gress, and engrafted upon the Presi-
dent plan Of reconstruction. The first
Congressional plan is expressed in the
Howard Constitutional amendment,
leaving suffrage to be regulated by the
several States, and imposing upOu Ger.
tain classes Of persons disqualification
for Office, as Punishment for rebellion
and a safeguard for the failure. That
plan having been refused by the rebel
States, Congress passed the recoustruc-
ton acts, which forms a second scheme
of reconstruction, entirely. distinct in
principle and plan from the former
In the second plan Congress ASSUMES
control Of the question Of suffrage, which
is extended 70 al who can take a pre-
scribed oath, and also enforces the dis
qualification for office, which would have
been the penal and conservative feature
Of the FIRST plan. Nov, i seems 70 me
/ that the true conservative guarantees
against reaction is the addition made 10
the loyal vote By the acknowledgment
OF the colored people. That being done,
the occasion FOR the disqualification
/ clause ceases Hence, the true solution,
/ believe, IL 10 declare, with universal
suffrage, q general mnesty-Rdmilg
fie EXCEPTIONS
A more liberal amnesty is, in my judE
ment essential 10 the Congressional plan
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Of reconstrpction. 1t viii enlarge the
range Of popular choice for the impor-
tant Judicial, executive, and Legislative
departments Of the State governments,
otherwise inconveniently confined to
classes, very few of whom are fit 10 hold
Office. The people can surely be en-
trusted 10 Judge aud select from those
who took part in the rebellion the men
at once qualified and sincere in their
adhesion TO the new order of things.
Such men, being eligible 10 Office, will
have motives to identify themselves with
reconstruction and to support the views
of the majority. Now, more than ever,
men Of ability and experience in public
business are needed for the State govern
ments in the South; and it is truly un-
fortunate that at such moment nearly
all who know anything of public affairs,
and especially those who could fill ju-
dicial stations, are disfranchised This
exposes the experiment of general suf-
frage to needless hazards If the expe-
riment fail, it Is most likely to fail from
the inability of the people to put in office
those who could and would assure sue.
cess.
1t would have been advantageous per-
haps to have removed many disafected
persons, especially judges, sheriffs and
magistrates in the execution Of the
sixth section of the act of I'd March, if
competent successors could have been
found among those who are eligible to
Office; and l would regard the posses
sion now of wider field of choice for
civil officers as one of the most effective
instrumentalities in the execution of the
military authority conferred upon dis
trict commanders.
As it is, find myself prevented, as
will the people by and by, from securing
for the public service men Of aptitude
and character, whose repentance is as
certain as the devotion of the most con-
sistent loyalist. In truth, the zeal Of
some of the converts outrun the discre-
ton Of many of the faithful. With refer
ence to other practical suggestions, it
might be useful if Congress, by one gifts
committees, Intercepted the command
ing officers of the several districts upon
the operation Of the reconstruction acts,
and the further legislation required.
Very respectfully, d. E. SIcKLEs.
Hon Lyman Trumbull, Chairman Judi.
ciary Committee, U. S. Senate.
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BUFFALO,.
The Fenian Council-Every SEQ
ton of the Country Represented
Tho Canadian Authorities on
the Alert.

BUFFALO, July l7.-General O'Neil,
Col. Hix, Senator Fitzgerald, Vice Pres
ident Gibbons and Gen. Murphy arrived
here tonight. General O'Neil has been
in consultation with number of the
military leaders of the Fenian organiza.
ton.
The United States steamer Michigan
arrived yesterday.
Strangers are gathering from every
section of the country, to attend the
Fenian picnic tomorrow.
The Canadian gunboat Cherub is at
Fort Erie, awaiting Fenian movements
at Black Rock.
The Fenian military counsel, with
delegates from different sections of the
country, was in session here on Sunday
to late hour.
Prominent members Of the organiza-
ton state that dispatches have been re-
ceived from Roberts which, when pub
lished, will surprise the British Govern
ment
Circles in Cincinnati, Chicago, Mem
phis, New York and Rochester are to be
well represented.
A number Of families, residing at Fort
Erie, who took an active part against the
Fenians, have removed into the interior.
The British Consul requested the Ca
madam Government 10 station a regiment
Of regulars at Fort Erie during the pres
ent week.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest to Noon To-day.
THE SURRATT TRIAL.
PartIzan Spirit OF the Court.
FENIAN COUNCIL AT BUFFALO
Earge COncIave of Leaders.
GOV. JoHNsoN's ADDRESS.
Dexter Wins the Troy. Race.
FENIAN COUNCIL AT BUFFALO
Earge COnclave of Leaders.
GOV. JoHNsoN's ADDRESS.
Dexter Wins the Troy. Race.
WASHINGTON.
The Surratt Tial-Partizanship Of
the t-Determination TO Con-
vict-Union Leagues South
Bogus Organization.

WASHINGTON, July l7.-In the Surratt
case the court displays partizan spirit,
sustaining all the objections OF the prose-
cution. 1t would seem as if the court
was determined to convict him whether
guilty or not.
The Rev. Mr. Conway, who was recent
ly sent South by the Union League and
Congressional Committee, has returned,
aud reports twenty thousand bogus
Leagues in the eleven Southern States,
comprising in the aggregate a member
ship of two hundred thousand Radical
voters. .eaE