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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-25
LAUNDRY OFFIor, 40 Jefferson st.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNRssEE RAILROAD.
Arrive. Depart.
New Orleans express, daily. 225 Pm. 4:l5 Pm.
Sardis accom- n, OK. Sunday. $50 AN. 1850 pm.
Freight, North, Monday.
Tuesday and Friday. ORR HUN
South. Tuesday. Thursday
and aturday.......-........ 1915 Pm. b:30 An.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Through mail, daily.......... 800 PM 1910 Pm.
Through express. daily-.-.10.i0 pm. 1850 Pm.
Somerville nc. save Sunday s:25 AN. 500 Pm.
Corinth ac., save Sunday. 500 AN.
Railroad time twenty minutes faster than
city time. -.rI
Office. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Day Express................... Q:15A.n. TOO AN.
Night Express................. BIS pm. 400 PM
Railroad time IL Is minutes faster than city
time, Ticket office. No. 23711 Main street. De-
pot, head Of Main street.
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Fer RENT.-Four new stores, just fin
ished, low to good tenants; Nos. l76,
l78, 1888 and 1870. For sale: The lot on
Second, near southwest corner of Madi-
son, must be sold. 80 lb tHGlA 4
WHEATLEY 4 AvENT,
70 No. 10 Bethel Block.
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Lace points lace points from So 90
10 $3.50 apiece, at l.. Kremer's. n

PLANTERS restaurant, 80 MONROE
STREET This old and well-known es-
adjustment has been elegantly rehtted.
Our friend, Mr. R Bloch, is at the head
Of the culinary department, and will give
satisfaction to his customers. Fine
board for six dollars per week, Single
meals, fifty cents Choicest wines, liquors
and Cincinnati lager beer at the bar.
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Largestand cheapest assortment of
Linen CIofhing i'm the market.
ROBESON, SNEED a CO..
y Opposite Cogrt square.

WooD WooDi-TWsive hundred cords
Of seasoned wood on the river above the
city. Cor sale for cash, good paper, brick
or city lot. Address, fof three days
Posiofice box 4s9 y
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-25

Coon article of bed ticking at zoe per
yard, at Rice 4 Eugsrs, 2Os Main St I
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SOMETHING NEw-" AMRIAL, GEN OF
ARABIA "-Amrial is cheap Oriental
perfume, apparently an opaque stone,
which imparts delicious and lasting
perfume by simply rubbing it on the
garments. William D'0ench & Co., ST.
Louis, sole agents for the West and
South. Amrial is retailed at all drug
stores. +
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LYONS a FIEs have removed 10 222
Main street-Taylor 4 McEwsn's old
stand. 'f 80 ftf ..ft,lla 7 y 10
so doz. beef tongues q, Al Jefferson 81.
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d # FIG l. II s.:
GREEIA's PATENT
UEGEEEA 7H Il a k1IN 4
Clothes Frame and Dryer !
Holds as Much Clothes as Line 10
Feet Long, and only Occupies
Space of Six Feet.

1--WE LADIES ARE RESPECTFULLY IN;
i vitea 10 call and examine this much needed
and useful artcle-just the thing for House
keepers, and the price within the reach oil all.
sS Samples can be seen at
NO. 256 Second street, Irving Block
5s-Sis +. FEeAN AGENT.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-25

The RECENT 0RAToRIo.-lt has been
suggested that the recent 0ratorio in St
Peters, for the benefit Of The orphan fund
Of the church, be repeated aud that the
admission be reduced from one dollar to
fifty cents. We heartily indorse the
suggestion and doubt not that with the
reduction Of the untrance fee as pro-
posed, the spacious edifce would again
be repleted by those enable to be present
on a former occasion. What say Prof.
Sebatzky aud bis associates.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-25

HAYS Coal CoMPANY.-Best Pittsburg
coal, Wholesale and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. Office, 287 Main street.
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MONEY TO LoAE,-Call at Citizens
Union Bank, corner of Main and Jeffer-
son. f4s u
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seersncker Suits
ROBEsoN, sSEED a CO.,
2 2o1 Main street.
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LDES LivS. at 21ie per yard, At
Rice a Engefs @ z
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MoxEr TO LsAE.-Call at Citizens
Onion Bank, corner Of Main and Jeffsr-
son. y
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tbs VARIErIEs.-Nisses Fannie aud
Mile Florence, who have just closed q
brilliant engagement inWashington City,
make their entire on these boards to
night, and the house viii. Of course. be
crowded to rspletiou. The OldfavOriies,
or many Of them. at least. viii also ap
pear, and 40 enfrtsinment Of unusual
sitrseliveness may be anticipated. The
bill for the evening is an excellent one.
BrEr TOxoUEs at Victor D. Fuchs. rs
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CoAL.-Bigly, Mellersh 4 Co., dealers
in Pittsburg and Kentucky coal, % South
Court street. TlHIlHu
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WANT 9.

yxyANTFD A PEDDLER'S LICENSE
w having several months TO run. Apply at
Lamp, Oil and Soap Store, No. 40 Jefferson
street G7Ol 0. F. PRESCOTT 4 co.
VNANTEp. WANTED AT THE COM
w mercial Hotel,
One Bundle Washer;
One Dish Washer:
Ore Chambermaid;
Ore Scrubber.
Apply soon. l72l M. ALIEN.
WANTED a NURSE, C0L0RED =
wv single Good reference required. Apply
to I72l ssGALBREATH. STEWART x co.
xAEANTED.--TO EXCHANGE FOR A RES
fV~idence in Memphis, fine farm. contain.
inv 620acres about 400 acres cleared, with good
improvements, and in sight of Railroad, with
in two hours run Of Memphis. If desired.
woHId sell crop. teams. stock. ETC., and give
Immediate posses ion. Parties wishing to make
uch an exchange will please address " A. D."
LEDGER office. I'll
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Frs hundred pairs Jeans pAnts, not
damaged. at slf per dozen, At Rloa a
Engers, 203 Main street. I
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lust received. n new supply Of
aprons, = new article, at l. Eremer's.
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FIFTT dozen hickory striped shirts at
s. per dozen, at Rice a EngefS I
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POLICE ITEMS.

A lady's gold watch was stolen from a
room over 2OS Front street, yesterday.
The apartment was occupied by demi-
rep, known as Eva johnson, alias White.
The residence of W 6. Swan, corner
of Fifth and Greenlaw streets (Chelsea),
was entered by thieves, Saturday night,
and provisions to the value of fifty dollars
stolen.
Three arrests only we're made by the
police Of the lower district yesterday
two negroes and one white man.
Solomon Mckinley, negro, was ar
rested by officer Slattery of the north
ern district this morning, with guam
tity of vegetables, supposed to have been
stolen, in Lis possession.
Three cases disposed Of in Police
Court, this morning, netted eleven dol
lars in fines. 10 -llT
MENTHIs CLuB. - The members Of
Memphis Club are requested to attend a
meeting this evenin,, at eight o'clock
By order ofthe President, Sol HEssE
Money 90 leau ON ooiiateraIs AZ sas
Main street. 6o-t
MOSEr TO LoAN-CAll at Citizens
Union Bank, corner Of Main and Jeffer-
son. u
MONEY 60 loan on coIIaserals. M 2oa
Main street. 80
Fury dozen hickory striped shirts at
s. per dozen, at Rice q EngefS Z
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FIVE HUNDRED pairs of brown linen
drill pants, at 81 Is per pair, by Rice &
Engel. Get
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BOAR DING.


DOARDING.-MRS. HARVEY INFORMS
ID her friends and former, boarders that she
has taken the new brick house. No. % st.
Martin street. near Beal, and fitted up the
same in excellent style for Q respectable Board
ing House, and intends To keep her table sup
piled with all the delicacies the market affords.
TERMS:
Regular Boarders, per week, .......% 90
Day Boarders, per week. -............ 3 90
Transient Boarders, per day,.......- l ~
Single Meal, on
y...v, HOURS FOR MEALS:
Breakfast, ..............from 6 to am.
Dinner, ......................from II to pm.
Supper, ,...........""......from 6to pm.
DOARDING.--A LARGE ROOM, SUIT
ID able for family, in one of the coolest
places in the city Apply at 1872 Main street.
No other hoarders. 73~
DOARDING. "A FEW GENTLEMEN
ID boarders can be accommodated at2e8 Third
street one block from Court Square. ~
DOARDING.- TW0OR THREE GENTLE
ID men can be accommodated with DAY
BOARD by application at No. 30 Monroe
street. IS
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PIrrsBURo and Kentucky coal and gas
coke. Brown 4 Jones, Office 247 Second
street I
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MOSEr 10 LoAN-CAn at Citizens
Union Bank, corner Of Main and Jefer-
son. 70
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DIsMuKEs & KELLOGG, at City Stables,
81 Monroe street, have on hand for sale
good supply of sound young work
horses; also, a few broke mules Call
and examine their stock. ~
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H. B. PAoKER--No. ! Pittsburg coal
No. 1884 Main street.
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Money 60 loan on eoIIaterals, M 2os
Main street. A
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Buntyn Homestead for Sale

TIlUTg BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESI-
dencs. situated Eve miles east Of Memphis.
on The nj. & G. Railroad, l. now offered for
ale The tract embraces IS acres. in a high
state az cuitivation, with lawns, garden. orch
ard, cistern and v ell water. The House Is
large airy and substantial, with all nece sary
outbuildinaF; the whole forming one Of the
mos. desirable residences in the vicinity OF
Memphis. The grounds are susceptible q a..
Visian into several tine building sites. and vail
he divided and sold separately II desired.
Termf-Part cash. and part on credit 70 ac-
commOiate purchasers title good.
II not sold within thirty days, u viii be sofa
81 public auction Possession EIrea ~ SAFE
Tor further particulars apBly 70 rxov
u No. q. D; SsS Blssk.
THE GRENADA SENTINEL
(Estabiisled under The name Of THE NEEs In
lS55.l
J. A. sIGNAIGO. Editor and PrOP'r,
HAsALARGE AND INCREASING gR-
euisfisn in Nississipri. ard Is che Ofihs bsss
usliuns for Memphis merchants . advertise
in col a-IH
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CAPITAL STOCK, =: 100000.
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BEAUTIFUL style linen lawns, 273c. a
yard. Rice 4 Engel, 2O3 Main street. t
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r. II. GLIssoS, Justice of the Peace,
has re-opened his Office at corner of
Washington and Main streets, aud will
rive prompt attention to all business
uirusted to him. n
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To THE GENERAL PUBLIc.-I make no
charges in State cases unless prosecution
is frivolous. REUBEN DAILY, ]. p,
Is Odd Fellows' building.
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irEr TOzoUrs at Victor D. Fuchs. Is
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Money 90 leau ON oolIateraIs at Sos
Main street. 6o-f
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PEOPLES
INSURANCE COMPANY,
q FFIC E.

Ie Madison street, Memphis, Tenn,
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"2IRjCtgu OtS SaOGHs,"
IEstrsIishsd IN 1881
LOUIS wUEDERNAs, EdiiOr ana Prop'r

0FFIcE-coE. THrED AND JETyEEsos Sis.
In PostOmce Building. NJ uphis. Tenn-
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OLD HArs made new, ssl Main ST. u
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The Port Of Memphis.

80 doz. beef tonga
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THE TURF.

NTARRAGANsFr PARK, PROvIDEHCE, r. 1.-THE
~ purses July meeting will close Tuesday 2Si
INST, at . r. NJ. Address GEORGE II. SMITH, Secretary,
Providence, r. I.
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"A.
O'sULLTvAN GREIG.
7n Broadway,
corner of Ninth street,
YIN offer
Monday, June q,
at reduced prices,
elegant Black SIX CIoaks
Walking Suits, Cloth Cloaks
India c.%el's Hair shawI.,
and real Thread Lace shaws.
Also an elegant assortment OF
'00ds ciScs %SsrFns FTsncn G'eRpss cRdhs and sG' &C.
materials for SUITS by the yard
A T. STEWART 4 CO
a large assortment, Of
ss for boy. from y Of
Summer sacques Hats, Under Garments &c, &c.,
''"'" Broadway y'S and Tenth street,
A. T. STEWART co win offer, on Monday, June 70,
Of extra quality, and in new designs and coorings,
former a' S2ici s9s; Pfs sos' s'Is, per yard
Broadway and Tenth street,
ATr. DE pERcEvAL's, 7ss BBRoApwAY, OPPOSITE
DR. s.ss'
AEsah ESn:h f GsPs .ns sas sSsss s
New style Of Sun Hats
Large Embroidered Bands and Yokes for Chemses
Initials and Monograms embroidered TO order;
Stamping and Stamped Goods.
T. STEWART a co.
"A. will make, on Monday, June %,
large reductions in the prices
Of all their stocks,
owing TO the
cuaiment Of their premises In connecting their with
their old store, viz
and Chene Silks, spring coors, 81 IS yard
recently sold for ~ 5 Drab and Chene Bareges only 25c
per yard hne Chene Poplins 50c recently sold 76c
standard Cacoes fast colors only 12%c. per yard. Also
lage variety Of Housekeeping Goods At equally low prces
A BOTH OUR sT0RD
a We win Moday another lot of those very cheap
Llama Lace Shawls, Capes, &C.
$50 Guipure Lace Shawls SO and $4, worth %IO
400 Pusher Lace Shawls 81 and S6, worth %i2.
$50 fine Llama Lace shawls SlS worth S30
800 shetland wool and bareee Shaws e2 co. SO Y3
loo dozen Coates genuine Spool Cotton soiled thy &c.
10000 boxes Paper CUFFS and Collars &c. per box.
b000 ladies' and chdrens Aprons &c., 2 2 3d. bargains
1,OON trimmed Gabriels for children chpap.
100 dozen gents gauze Merno Vests 3s 3D. b es &c. bar
gains.
Fun line ladies. and chiren's gauze Underwear very cheap
5u dozen gents twilled jean Drawers 7s. and -.
Now opening large lo rich Sash Ribbons very cheap.
Always full line OF Housekeeping Goods
so yards Nottingham Curtain Lace usual price fs
900 yards rner quality, Ss. d., bs. equally low.
b,WO Quilts from auction 40 sumner QUITS ~ I0
loo yards Mosquito Net, yards wide sa worth 6s
RONALDsON MEAkES,
3l0 sixth avenue. corner Nineteenth SUI eti and
le5 Eighth av, between Ninecentb and twentieth s's
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EUROPE.

SUPERIOR BOARD AND RESIDENCE IN LONDON
y House. No. Tavstocs Road Villas cse West
ourne Park Railway station conducted by lady who well
acquainted with the wants snd reguremen,s Of American
travellers.
The New York herald., 1868-06-21

INOR sALE-sCOw, 60 FEET LONG, 90 FEET WIDE,
feet deep decked suitable build club house boa
house upon, reghtng Is in good ORDER price x450 Ad
drcss d. O.. box 1875 Hcrald office.
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take bis accustomed European trip" and prepared to
execute faithfully all orders IN the anrnal line" from
white elephant TO white mouse, especially dogs,
ponies &C.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.

IrOR sALE-sTEAM YACHT MARY THE FASTEST
and oompletest in New York at foot OF l24th street,
Fast rvpr
The New York herald., 1868-06-21

CCYTw YACHT DIXIE FOR sALE-50 FEET LONG,
- large cabin, excellent boat speed IL
miles hourly slOop rgyed aud coppered Apply on board
foot Enst rwenY .cighth street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-21

JIOR SALE-SLOOP YACHT NELLIE EIGHTEEN
tons very able, well found and In perfect order, just
QUILTED Tor the To be foot Of Court street.
Et0oky Address box os1 New York Post Office.
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yNANTED-To HIRE Fos THE SEASON, A STEAM
w pleasure Yacht, by responsbe party Address u o.
L., Herald Office.
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| INoR sALE-Two LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND DOGS,
~ and years old good watch and water dogs they are
thoroughly trained to single and double harness price with
wagon, sleigh harness and Kennels $3.50 Reason FOR sell
nr going TO travel Address box ss5 New York Post
AN
The New York herald., 1868-06-21

DRf GOODS.
A LEGRAINs,
IA Monday, 22d.
800 pieces Foulard Mohair, at l2c. worth 75c.,
warranted TO wash.
Real Mohar In new light shades for suits.
cases new P9ue for dresses the best make at &C.
per yard, worth 81 25.
Full line OF goods Silks woolens Travelling
Materials Baeses Grenadines, organdies Jaconets Linens
for garden wear, &c, &C.
invoice Of black Silks much under the value.
LEGRAIN, 72g Broadway.
AT JACKsoN's, SOL BR0ADwAy-JUsT RECEIVED
n from auction, of black Mohar Alpaca, 62c
per yard. These goods are good value.
A -A.-5Oo LACE sHAwLs FROM AUCTION
~. VIII be.Fened on Monday morning, at KOCHS.
The shawl. of the elegant designs include
Of the finest Laces imported this Damse Lace
Points only 81 worth H0 full size LLAMA Lace Points, xs
worth Sl5; very nne French Damisse Points, &2, worth
$2O; magnificent Llama Ro,endes at sl6 worth $40;
fine Llama Points, very rich. at SIS, worth &3s
Also
lar quantities OF superior Llama Lace Points and Circulars
at aerent prices in endless variety OF style and quality
Also
few fine white Llama Points and Rotondes This lot OF
shaw far exceeds offered by quantity and designs
while the price ia rather lower II unnecessary to say that
ladies desiring 10 select from OF the largest choicest
stocks IN the city VIII hnd TO their advantage to call In early
part Of the week.
H. G. =. KOCH, late John HEATH
~ Cafnine street, corner fieccker, New Ynvt
Tho auction hag waves from The corner
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

L,OR sALE-TEAM AND TRUCK AND THE WORK o
Il the store. Inquire OF carman, % Barclay street
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yiTANTED TO HIRE FOR A FEW DAYS BY A RE-
w sponsbe party pleasure Yacht must be largelenoueh
ladies. Address with full part cuars
to size, price, &c. A. L. Co. box b,ii4 Post Office.
YACHT, CAT-REGED, % BY II FEET, NEARLY NEW,
thoroughly ~ fast and stn built for and used by
private party cheap. Address 40l Post office,
or apply TO JOHN MUMM, Gowanus Bay.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.
spORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

Ill KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
N sale Medicines for all diseases. Prepared Food fo
mockng birds Maltese Kittens and Italian Greyhound
pups b. DOvEY's Nos and5 Greene street, corner
laua
The New York herald., 1868-06-21

r'o CAPlTALlsTs.-I HEREBY FORBID ALL PERSONS
of buying using In way certain Gas Generating
Machine, called Soanes Patent Gas Generator am the
only person that has right SELL and have all papers
showing the only title II patented November B,
1857. CAR CARPENTER.
The New York herald., 1868-06-21

A LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
"A FRANCIS BUTLER No Peck slp. Butler's Infal-
ibe Mango Cure and Flea Exermnator IS cents Buffers
new work, S2 Extra stock Dogs.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELL's
T JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELL's
4 Auction Mart,

1l2 Fast Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue,
-. ON TUESDAY, JUNE 23, AT ~ O'CLOCK,
an elegant brown rone Horse, 6 hands years old sired
by Ira Ale dam the celebrated rotng mare Mary Taylor
was broken when old for private CIV
ing In New En glands he troed half mile last fall IN y
ped warranted also warranted sound kind and true
Tree from tricks stable Also seat
trong Wagon, buit by Dusenby and Van Duser in hne
order Several Horses Carriages Harness, &c
The New York herald., 1868-06-21
Personal.

AN BACKLOG; MONDAY, l2 O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1868-06-21
A r JOHNSTON h VAN TASSELL'S
HORSE AUCTION MART.

REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Gentlemen having private establishments which they wish
dispose well those wishing purchase anything
the horse line, will find TO their advanage to give us
call dealings almost exclusively with merchants and
business men, and establishment ia conducted the
aghorwaid principles which honorable
pie other branches OF Our down town Office
moved Nassau street. opposite the Post Office where
register kept oil Horses Carriages Turnouts, &c at prE
vae public Liberal advances made on everything
in the horse ne We postpone sale on account OF
weather.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-01-31

A CONVERSATION WIrH SnEnIDAS.-A cor
respondent Of the Ohio Statesman has visited
Gen. Sheridan at the residence Of his parents In
Ohio, where he Is now visiting. The report OF
n portion of the conversation with the corrcs-
pondent will be found interesting:
"The papers report you, General, as having
said that Grant was more radical than yourself
how do you mako that outi" 81 said 30" re
turned the General, "and prove 1t tthus.-When
first took command of the Fifth District Gen.
Grant sent me an orler to allow no man to sit on
Jury who could not take the 'iron-clad oath.
mildly reconstructed against this, and wrote to
tho General requesting u notification OF tho or
der, 80 that all who might roie might also sit
upon q Jury. This he did accordingly, and 1t
was for this very radical orler and Its moditca-
tion to suit me that said he was more radical
than myself" The oath referred to requires q
man to swear that he never bore arms against
the United States, or acknowledged allegiance to
the Southern Confsleracy, or gave to the enc
mics Of the United States aid, comfort or en-
couragcmcnt. II IL, therefore, called the "iron.
clad" But Sheridan found many who could
not take this oath who had been forced into NJ
bellion, and who hatLbcen clothed with the right
of suffrage, and to this class he very properly
accorded right to sit upon the jury.
els 1t your opinion, General, that Grant did
all he could to sustain you -
"Undoubtclly," was his reply. Everything
I did was under direct order from him, or under
his endorsement or approval. To fall out with
me, therefore, was to fall out with Grant him.
self. Tn few days you will read letter from
Gen. Grant protesting against my removal
(not then published) "which will demonstrate
to the public what say to you.'
"will Grant certainly be n candidate for
Prcsident!" "Not by his own choice" "prompt-
ly returned Sheridan; "but II he accepts the
nomination believe he will do 20 from motives
of duty TO his friends and country, in the spirit
Of sacrifice and patriotism, for which he is 50
distinguished"
"Will the Congressional policy Of reconstruc-
ton succcsl!" Another Whit ut his pipe, and
his answer was as ready as an old-time states
mans: "Of course II must succeed. It Is too
late to 60 backward. The negro has been ad-
mittcd TO the ballot-box. AL the power on
earth cannot keep II from him now. lie has
not only been taught TO read, but to roie also.
He can unlearn neither the one nor the other.
When he was mustered into the military service
rs soldier, his right to vote was dccrcci. In
assuming the highest an,l most solemn duty Of
the citiicn-the defense Of his country-as q
soldier, all minor privileges and duties at once
attached to him. lie is therefore roitr by
virtue Of having become afghter, u tax payer,
md q citizen"