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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-06
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THE MEMPHIS Il CHARLESTON
RAILROAD
THE SHORTEST, QUICKEST, CHEAPEST

and MOST DESIRABLE LINE to Shippers
from Memphis to all points. We have OBJ
tanned the services of P. NJ PATTERSON &
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information to Shippers and sign Through
Bills Of Lading, at No. 278 Main street also,
Mr.. A. J. LOWE. Agent at Depot.
SAM. TATE, President.
W. J. ROSS, General Superintendent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-06
THE SOMERVILLE FALCON,

rs THE ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED IN
the Wealthy and Populous county Of Fayette.
It circulates widely in Fayette and adjoining
counties, and is read BY that class Of persons
who deal largely. and almost exclusively. with
Memphis, making it a desirable advertising
medium for those wishing trade from that sec
ton. ;. G. d j. l.. SPARKS
eod-l02 Proprietors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-20
THE COURTS.
CIVIL


No voluntary petitions in bankruptcy have
been filed in the United States District CUdrt during the
week ending July Is During the week discharges
in bankruptcy have been issued 10 the following named
persons: William Hghie Smith, John Caldwell, Norman
c. Jones' and Francis f. Williams
In the Kings County SuTTOCates Court, on
Saturday surrogate Vreeder granted letters OF admins
traton on the estates Of Barbara NaRumann Eliza L.
FOOte, William Caster, James Hart, John H. Doughty
John Gillespie Hannah Reirdy, Barbara Wagner, Jane
bowers Martin PTiggen, Harriet Palmer, SaIah dc Mel
and John Cassidy, all of Brooklyn.
During the week ending july IS letters OF
administration were granted the estates of the follow
iuguamed deceased persons: Daniel Kennedy, James
Nc uIey Lawrence Fitzpatrick, RObt Is. Morrison, Rob
ert SpeddOn Francis SpCr, Cathdrne Mulyihli James
smith, Harriet l.. Topping, william Drekhaus Meuau
Mapes, Thomas H. Gnss, James 4. Patterson, Harriet
NJ. Kidd.
The following decisions have been rendered in
the Supreme Court Chambers by Mr. Justice sutherland
Neclglu et al aCt. Marsh, &c-MOuOn denied, without
costs 10 either party Harriet j. Fisher agt william l.
Fisher-Papers insufficient Brigham, &c., agt DesDr0w
ct a-MOtiOn granted, without costs order To Desttta
on notice Royce agt. Bennett.-COsts taxed sChortck
agt STANDARDIZATION denied, without costs WIN leNe
to renew &c East River National Bank agt carpenter
EcPlaints may discontinue, on payment of cOss' &c
Wenschenck agt. Motion granted WIN SlVtosls
John Ross et al agt. Union Pacific Railroad company,
Sc-MOon granted, with so costs, 10 abide event oIdtr
10 be settled Bertha ifhan agt Nchuias flthlah-Mo
ton denied without costs, and with leave 10 renew ia
cob Maier agt. Adam WageHer-MutOn denied, Win tic
costs 10 abide BY CAKDOZO J.-Devoe ct a.
agt Goodwin et al.-Mem. for counsel FlOst!ay aGt
Brown ct ala Receiver may be appointed, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-20
MATCHES FOR TIE WEEP
TEE LITE ExcrrsIoN pIsAsrER.

On Saturday Coroner Flynn commenced an
Inquest at the Police-statiOn at One hundred-aud-
hiiyseeondst and Tcnth-ave, over tho body
o. Vfioer Henry COrlett, who drowned on
monday last. at the foot OF One-huudred and fifty
secOndst, n. X. Policeman George ". Wood
ana John w. Eckersley both testified that Officer COrett
Was drowned while attempting 10 rescue Miss Jane Bell
VINO had fallen overheard from the eXcursonbCat Seth
Low The Police alege that the officers Of the boat were
u OF gross negligence, and IN order TO give az hear
e Tie Inquest adjourned until to-day, at the WoOs
MitL PolceStatOn. The deceased officer was native
INC Isle Of Man. and IS years OF Later III the DAY
w sde Coroner held inquest al the Mofge, over the
oody Of Miss Bell. John Tanner, living in Ftyirst-st,
near 5econdaye, testified that he attended the exc
S Satsion OF the American Protestant EncamIs
~ oO. a., seth Low, which had two barges In tow
49, Her return, and when on Carmansvle, II was found
s esrges could not reach the pier 81 the loot OF
teoand nfty-secOnd-st, and accordingly tho
To- were landed from the barRes by the steam
soihe confusion resulted from this, and III at
NJ 10 que IL Officer COrett fen overheard many
~ ne passengers the side Of the steamboat 10 look
sevs ugShng officer, aud the Ruard-ral giving way
a. Ia We're ptecpitated into the water, among them
OH iI BELL This testimony e0rrobOrated by one
dsnt mhess As may be SEEN the versions Of the ecc
gwen by the Police and by those witnesses are eli
live =, ~ yarianee with each other Miss Bell was ma
49, ths city, IA years OF age and lived with her
~O"oo mother at No. 33l EfglItl-aEe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-20
sArrRpAY. Jnly 1s-r. ~


Gold opened at 1881 sold at 1885, 1872! ~, 1875.
The clearings ut the Gold Exchange Bank were
s7s 600 and the balances g. lG5O5 % The specie
shipments to-day were $2O3075 per Borussia, and
sl2i.7g5 per City of Boston. Total for the week,
$l.94,13s.
Government bonds opened strong under the com
bined influences of easy money, the firm tone OF the
gold market, and the heavy purchases that are being
made for foreign account which is reducing mate
rally the amount of old bonds on the market. The
new Cos 'G7s and GSs were firm, with large specua-
tive orders to buy. There is a heavy short interest
remaining uncovered, and bonds are IN active Dor
rowing demand. The indications now are that
the Funding bill will go over until December
State and Railway Bonds are firm. Miscellaneous
shares continue neglected Express shares are heavy
and pressed for sale. Pacific Mail was steady at lOl.
al02. The share market was steady and active !;
Ncw-York Central sold at 1$3. Michigan Southern
q2E North Western Common was bnoyant, selling at
SoG a sig closing at 81! and has become the fayore
speculative stock the list. with it's large earnings
which assure regular cash dividends ii has taken the
place of Michigan Central and Forth Wayne, with
careful operators. The Preferred was less active,
but the steady investment demand is gradually
removing the stock from tho street. Rock Island was
steady. Adyces have been received that che track i
being rapidly laid on the ext nNOn, and that the
whole road will be graded to Omaha before the frost
sets IN TO interrupt business. Illinois Central was
firm at ll9. also Cleveland and Pittsburgh sold at
SCI Toledo continued depressed at l0}l "a lO3 st.
Paul stocks were active, with large transactions.
Fort Wayne sold at 1921 The directors of the Mchi-
gan Southern road have declared semi annual
cash dividend Of 4 per cent. on that stock,
and in so doing have continued the conscr-
vative policy that has brought this property up
TO IFS present high standing as an investment. The
surplus on hand and the present business of the road
would have warranted p cent, but the managers
have pursued a course that viii assure permanent
holders that the property is not managed for the
speculative price Of the stock, but for their ulti-
mate advantage Toledo. Wabash and Western Com
mon was actively selling AT -. an advance Of o II
cent. At the o'clock Board the market continued
strong and active on Ncw-York Central aud all the
Western stocks. Erie aud Reading were dnlL ~
the close New-York Central sold at 1875. Enc Coi,
with good demand for all the leading shares. Gov
Lords oIosad and active uuOtutiou-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-20

10 the Editor of The Tribune
SIp In a recent issue of The Washington IN
,ya,nee there appears in an editorial the following
language; .,,.
"Meanwhile the very economical Radical candidate
o., Yi Presieucy who denies this pay 20 per cent 20
~, rvin9 clerks and Department employees, strongly
recommends an increase Of 3Ss per cent IN the pay OF
officers of the Army"
The above is not only foul SANDER upon the General
n.Cbe{ but that part Of 1t which has reference to an
increase OF the pay of army officers has not particle Of
tuth in r. The paragraph either shows complete ignor
apce I'm the natter or downright determination to set
Srb IN Inc public that which is not So Dullng the war
army officers received, part Of their pay, ration
ration lieutenant being entitled 10 five r1
tions per day, IL amounted to 81 80 per day
on SIS per month after the close OF the war; TINS
eommuatOn was cut down per ration, which
reduced eutenants pay lust $50 per month Tor month
Of 30 DAYS and an other officers In proportion IN Juy
1896 Congress passed act increasing the pay proper
Osig of officers of the army 33B per cent, TINS
Increase TO expire June So 1868 Gen. Grants recon-
mendatiOn continue tins increase and not 70 urge
an additional 33l per increase The IIHgeHee
would give TO imply The Justice Of tins is apparent
when we consider that officers pay less with the IN
crease than n during the The 333 per cent OF
lie nav Of q Second Lieutenant OF Cavalry amounts 10
hut i 7s which makes has tul Sl2 p less than was
before the reduction the raOns, and Immediately De
lore the So per cent was granted
Nv This Il can be plainly seen that the " shoulder
1trape' of our army to-day drawing less pay tha
thew aid during 1t would be no more than Igt
and fair Congress should further increase their pay $50
per cent SA'A4'"i "'iiNA'
Neo York, July z, 1865.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-20
NATIONAL GUARD.

ADJUTAHT GENERALS OFFICE, ALBANY, July 49, 1863
The following officers have been commits
stoned by the COmmandernChiet In the National Guard,
g. n Y during the week ending July II -, ,
Seo0ad DuiFOnW Bre Ssler, Assistant AduantVeheiA VIM
raut from June 90 Original vacancy
Regiment HfGAfTpStephen IT, FAfnhsin Lieutenant
Colonel rank June 25 Rodney Z ara promoted
Colonel
Resignation of the following named officers In the
National Guard g. n Y. have been accepted Dy ihe
Commando Chief during the week ending July IL
Htasieea Rs0neHt IHuHfYg Capt Peter Latoe Js9 o. 90
nm y0wth h0ineHf IyaairySteoBd Lieut. fIAAeh CbSHy
july 10
Hortsa BatTy ElerenA Brgad&-Cs0t Jofsph s AHoOTe,
JalyS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-20
INDIAN CURE FOR A SNAKE BITE.

While a lad some IL years of age, was at
work in the eOnned last Friday he struck in the
foot bY large snake Of the species known the copper
head. An uncle OF the lad close at hand. inn
mediatey killed the snake open its body and applied
portion of it to the wound. Though the foot began
swell rapidly the effect of the application was ap
parent, and the boy doing very well when we
heard from him last. This Is the mode OF treatment
which the Indians Of this country used 10 adopt In
of bite by ratesnake-t kill the reptile and Immediately
apply portion OF the flesh to the wound IL IS said 10
never fail to effect cure. Athens (TeDn.) Post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-20
ALLEGED HEAVY RANK Robbery.

AZ Is alleged that early in the present month
sale OF vault Of the Importers aud Traders Bank IN
way corner Of Murrayst entered aud robbed
r. 5000 worth Of bonds and $4,000 In Treasury notes
IN hs evening Of Friday July g. the second Teller claims
so ne placed in the TIL Of the safe box containing
sn1 ean 10000 worth OF bonds aud Treasury notes
inc TIL The various compartments and the
es oOf OF the safe fastened by OF I'VE locks
6vs inherent pattern and these keys carried ny
ins individuals 70 reach the Tuner TIL, contain
nc YGuaDes, u Is necessary that Gl the keys shall be
~ g. ~ wa after Al O'Clock before all the clerks had
'He Dank qua the outer dOOTs securely fastened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-20
CALIFORNIA AND THE DEMOCRACY.

10 ne hait0T o. INC 4Ftvutt'
SIR: see Tie World, in a recent issue,
Laims that California will gives the five votes Of that
ytate for the socalled Democracy, and the claim If
bounded no doubt, on the ground that the Golden
bate went Democratic last election. Now, happen TO
know that il 10 had not been for merely local question
10 California, viz, 1.-The Chinese question: tnat George
IOrham the regular Republican candidate, would have
been elected by a substantial majority. California gave
majority Of over tCcntytiCo thousand for Lincoln IN
1854 and feel assured that the MAJORITY for Grant aud
rOlfax will fully equal that.
II the editor Of The World or indeed, any Of the sham
that State they may be willing risk few dollars on
he election. Now, am willing 10 place 500 against s5O
of the city, the result OF the election the
money so won be divided equally between the Protest
ant and CaihOhc Orphan Asylums Of this city Although
osed To betting species Of gambling feeling that
lhh viii benefit the orphans, am willing 10 Ilsk my
BglsfI amount the result.
Hoping triumph OF Republican principles oil
bver the United Statcs-thOse principles which TIE
IRIBuNE so boldly and calamity upholds-l remain
sincerely yours, AN OLD CNIfoRSiAAh.
can be found by addressing &c. l. b." General Post
ice.
Neo York, July. l6, 1865.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-20

behind them. The building closed on Saturday and
Sunday. On Monday morning the employees cOngregated
at the Bank and the safe opened at usual hour
IL then found that the mentioned above
missing from the till There was 10 evidence SO far as
can be learned, that the safe forced Open and
wond have been almost impossible for any person not
connected with the Bank have gained access ard pro
cured impressions of the locks from winch duplicate Keys
might have been cast The Police authorities and Of
icers of the Bank very retlccnt ahOut the matter
notwithstanding the fact that the Bank employees
was arrested but afterward discharged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-20
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

PEIYCIPAL AND INTEREST IN GOLD CoT.-FmsT
MORTGAGE BoNDs OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD CONiPANY.-These securities have attained q
prominent position among the safest most reliable
and profitable investments. They are secured be-
yond all ordinary contingencies by first claim upon
the best and most productive portion of the Great
National Pacific Railroad Line in which an equal
amount Of the Government credit has been invested
upon subordinate lien.
More than 200 miles have been substantially and
durably built Including the crossing of the Sierra
Nevada Mountans,l and the track Is being extended
across the Salt Lake Basin with unparalleled rapid
ty by the largest force of aborers employed on
a similar enterprise, as TO insure Through Line
across the continent in 1869. The earnings from
local business alone three times greater than the
interest liabilities incurred the completed pOr-
ton, and the future business promises to be very
large and satisfactory.
The Six Per Cent Gold Bonds are for sale at 1903,
and accrued interest from July T. in currency.
FIX q HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities,
No 5 Nass,n-st.
FoH SALT- $4,000 WmOna aud st. Peters K. X.
Seven per cent fIrst Mortgage Bends. These Bonds
are assumed and the road now owned and operated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-20

o,.no domination of our own townsmsnl
NJ Aicnso B. Cornell for ant }SS mos moderate
eny NJ Cornell is widely known over te h whole
80 ~ the sblest Of the rising young non ~ The party
Sohs says been of the most positive anu tempera,
INA Positive cool, and equabe III @ pnreasonlng
msn but always from a.st; sSIsi" which
matnTed Judgment on al rue friend TO
So wifi whom ne acts, unselnsh 70 insight INTO
sGnaed in politicians possessing 9ttie for Office for
eqtay and rarely deceived, caring lte ~ nolitieal
ShaSysoth t eer radv 10 aid and assist hi1 a. nonn
1riende 10 advance their interest," a and has host
~ IL not strange that he is popular az within ITS
Isiiy, ~ 20 erT eouEty village ana eIy ht conr
borders scfmade selfrena', ~ charae-
teoes ana 0erssnal habits. Alonzo ~ ci,nied
make one Of the best Of fhe Empire state haea'
1 TSm Tpa County h 5 bs
tyicfs All take great and jnst pIlO0 ~ - ~ of
nv, taIIoTcing table, showing the 5lsg ,"a
Inc w. democratic candidates ior SOSe Is
% Governor since az former Office viii
when seymour Tswerimg the question; When ud eey
mour run ahead OF ms u0Ni ssa
Lia.ssaut GOD,7aor.
g6 Church. sS GO
Iess than Church issi
- e5s
Les Church. Ias4
Seymour commanded but 16695 out Of the nearly
t as II was on account Of yetoing the hahS LqoI
v ms year could not secure ms IeeleC1o3' u iu '
law wa Sv CLARK the fusion candidate by rev Votes
aeieaeu ~ ON lie Soft Shell ticket but the IIards and
sey Il, Nohings made such muddle OF the canvass
INC ~ ,ras dlcult 70 ascertain who commanded the
strength Of any party ,os
s.,oo ,elect,d) 69 90
Ls , AN SKINNER Democratic candidate for Canal Comn
'''''''''''''''' W.
s.,,ou, 264 S4s
VS''
fentohs 'iN'F1'
s.,,,orr sbc,yed by Holman who was defeated by
FeutOn by 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-20
BASEBALL.
ATLANTIC VS.. YALE COLLEGE.

ATLANTIC vs.. 1ALE CUILENf.'
The students of Yale College met the Allan
ties on Saturday. A bright game was expected, poor
one resulted Yale had given good promise Of their ab
y 10 handle the ball Friday at fremont This promise
vas NOT redeemed on Saturday. The AtlautlCS knew
their own ability TO win the game; Yale was eOgzant OF
its own inability. Yale played with yigor from first to
last; the Aautics took matters easily at the close IL
was only al intervals that Yale Int out furiosyi The Al
antcs hit always So Neither club telded WE'LL ale had
most to DO, aud consequently most croTs VIC give TIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-20

NUI NAIILNIIhI'o = TN
grPHEss by SU1HERGAND Coun opens
lOsc!oek g. ID Third Monday calendar
SUPERIOR OOUhT-IhAL TERN
calendar October hoet OF itiue mn
be hled by August lst
SUPERIOR COURT-CHAKBKts.
Motions will be heard a u No..
COMMON PLRAS-CHAHBHEs
s be held Saturday Motions noticed for that DAY VII
be heard on Monday.
MAKiEE COURT-TRIAI TRRn-Heh BY Gross, J:
Daring the July and August Terms nouIy causes Only WI be ea
going the September Term The esrna5I i TIE
s Of causes by the will ne called II otoci on TUESDAYS
aud Fridays Chambers will be transacted every DAY IRON ~ TO
1 Oh Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-20
GOVERNMENT OF THE DOMINION.

OTTAWA, July 1S.-The official Gdsette to-day
announces the appointment of the Hon. W =. Rowland
c. b. as Lieutenant Governor OF Ontario ana the Hon L.
A. WimOt as Lieutenant Governor of New-Brunswiek
proclamation from the Queen also appears IN The Ga
eefe imposing punishment by fine aud imprisonment
upon any Of Her MUcstys subjects who may take part IL
hOstilitlcs against Japan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-20
To,al.....~...... 9 Il q iol Totals.
1a ID 81 a. 5.h. 9Th. 7ih 8th 9ib. Totals
!.

Isl 3D. 81 4h 5.h 9Th. 5ih 8ih. 9th Totals
4 4s.na' 49,. 9 2 E Sc
Out on foals-Ataatc 70; basesAtsHtic 5, Yale
stTuek Atlantic = Yale Ho9e 5aasSqtl Chapman
ssvios scorers Mes MonS and Wood Tune Of game tgo
hours and 6fy minutes
UNION OF MORRIsANIA VS.. STAR or PLEASANT
VILE.
This game, also played on Saturday, proved
decisive victory for the Unions the standing TO
g. Tie Stars we're blanked in six Of tine nine innings.
MATCHES FOR THE WEEK.
To-day the Yale College Club plays with the
Stars on the Capltone grounds.
On Tuesday the Yale College boys meet the
EckiOFds on the Union grounds.
The Unions play at fremont to-day their re-
turn game with the GTamercys.
On Wednesday and Thursday the Tr-MOun-
tans meet the Mutual aud Atlantic Clubs respectively
Oh the Union grounds.
On Tuesday the Tri-MOuntain Club Of BCs-
ROD and az one time the celebrated NewLugand cham
plons meet the Gruncrcys at fremont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-20
Total entered at the


pOrt..................3433 $,32Oeh 4,o24 N,4sO6l9
About 30 tuns copper ore Tor, rather copper regu-
lusl were delivered here few days ago, without
transfer Of cars from Omaha to New York, III twelve
days; this shipment being brought from near the
mines of the Boston and Colorado Mining Company
in Colorado, 20 Omaha, by the Pacific Road. 1t has
already been transhipped from New-York to Wales,
where the regplus will be made to yield about 30 OF
IS per cent Of pure copper.
The earnings Of the Chicago, Rock Island, and Pa
cfc Railroad for the second week in July were:
1868 ssl, 200 1867 .$64sS7 Inc .Sl6.Sl3
The assignee in bankruptcy has made report to Register
j. T. Dean wing that 900 In cash remains IN HE hands
the net amount thus far realized rdn the estate OF Ia
cob Barker meeting OF the creditors tlas been held
during the last two days decide whether this amount
shall at be distributed among them az "a nttt dlvl
deud shall In the hands Of the assignee for
nual settlement Tho law requires that TO effect such
dstr uiiOn the consent Of those representing at least
Onehalf the amount credited be obtained This One-baf
In the Barker TO $4,000 whereas mp to yes
teray the Of creditors representing only
about $4,000 mad been obtained IL is probable, there
FORE the $4,000 thus far realized will remain over in
the assguecs hands until the whole OF the property shall
have been disposed Of The present estimate Is that cred
will ultimately recover from IS 10 40 cents on the
dollar. lNew-Oreans Crescent, July 10.