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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-08

The Office for registration is open in
the court building, on the corner of Sec
ond and Union streets. Every man who
is entitled to a certificate should at once
make application. By deferring it the
work is crowded into the last few days,
and will be rendered more difficult, if not
impossible Of completion. Some entitled
to certificates may be deprived of them
by delay, and none should take the risk
even for a day. Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays are designated for white
persons, the other days Of the week for
black.
A committee should at once be APP
pointed by the Central Club to procure ss
many persons as will be necessary to
canvass the county, urge registration,
procure vouchers, and facilitate the pro-
curement Of certificates. Headquarters
should be established, blanks printed,
and such gentlemen as may be selected
set to work at once. Provision should
also be made for expenditures aud
reasonable compensation to those
selected and who thus may serve
the public. II should be done
at once The work should begin to-day.
It should be prepared, cut aud dried, and
complies for the action Of the club Sat-
urdsy night, 50 that there should be Ell.
Gent action on Monday. We can do no
more than make the suggestion. We
cannot pay all the money, and there are
many good Democrats members OF our
elabs who are unable TO pay. Have GOT the
property holders Of The city as much int
rest IN q question Of liberty and good gov
eminent as other folksi Have not ner-
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That the taxpayers have before them
a frightful future, IL the abuses OF the
Radical party are not speedily arrested,
ia made most evident by the expose
which we publish on. our first page. II
is too important not to be placed on
record. IL comes from an official source,
and gives figures which cannot lie. No
wonder the Radical politicians are star
tied and dumfounded by it. The people
are already taxed to the extreme limit OF
endurance. And yet it appears there is
a deficiency of sls4,Sss,222 % this
very year. Can the people stand
another turn Of the screw The ex-
penditures of this year are four hundred
and seveniy-six millions in round num-
bers-the receipts three hundred and
eleven millions And the taxes must
double to make up the deficiency Tax
payers, how DO you like that ? OIL the
blessings of Radical rule.
The following Endorsement Of The esti-
mates Of Mr.. Delmar is from the Ma
tional Intelligencer of the Sd inst
We are enabled to state, upon reliable
official authority. that the expenditures
last month were $28, $50, 900. There was
no interest to pay last month on the pub
lie debt. Nothing for Alaska. Army
transportation, OF course, formed large
part. but it will be much heavier when
the winter season sets in.
The average monthly interest upon the
national debt is about 81 | 1000. Add
this to the above sum Of current expen-
ditures-s2s, 500,000-and we have near
$40, 900, 900 as the expenditure that falls
upon September. This sum, multiplied
by the number of months in the year,
gives $3.50, 000. 0O0-about the sum esti-
mated By Er. DeImar. The average for
the last three years has been s4g0, 900, 600.
And yet Congress, denies payment to
public creditors, and refuses to make
proper appropriations for many Of the
ordinary objects Of legislation. Princi-
pal and interest on the public debt are
thus forcibly kept below their natural
fpurPa
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The Radicals have no idea OF prosecut-
ing the canvass by fair means. They
have no notion of depending on reason
and argument They depend on the ex,
element Of prejudice among the North
ern people by falsehood. Two cannot
play at that game. They have the ad-
vantage. Honorable men cannot lie back.
Lies have gone from here in too great
numbers to catch up with. A gentleman
handed US list full column long, yes
terdsy, from this city alone. A large
share 20 to the Cincinnati Commercial
A correspondent of the Cincinnati En-
quirer, writing from Nashville, cautions
the readers of that paper as follows:
The most atrocious falsehoods ever fab.
ricated emanate from Nashville aud are
published in the Cincinnati Gazette.
The person who sends these dispatches
knows they are absolutely falae, bat still
be sends them, and in justification Of his
conduct, coolly says he is employed to
telegraph matter likely to Influence the
canyas9 iu the North.
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BY TELEG RAPH.
LATEST To NOON TO-DAY.
NEW YORK;.

Nsw YoRK. October 8, ~ m.-GsId
1891; 5-20s, coupons 81, ia; 'G2,
ll23; "a. ll0l; '65, 1l0b; 5-2Os, new
issue, 1881; 81, 1903; coupons '68, 1904
1910 coupons, 1851. Govern mept bonds
firm. Tennessee bonds, ole. issue, 663
new, none. New York Central, 1881
Erie, l4ss
Cotton dull and lower; uplands, 25ac.
William Slade. jr, late consul ut Nice
and United States Com % issioner at the
Paris Exposition, left for Europe yester-
day, In the Cuba, on official business
connected with the Government, which
will be principally conducted in Paris,
Vienna and ST. Petersburg.
The conclave of Knight Templars OF
this State concluded their annual session
yesterday by the election and installa-
ton of officers for the ensuing year.
The Governor has respited Conta and
Burke-who were 10 have been hanged
tomorrow for the murder Of Miss Ellen
Hicks, in Westchester county, two years
ago-until the 18th of November.
Special dispatches to this city state
that Judge Chase has come out in favor
of Grant
Gen. Sherman has written to the au-
thorities for more troops to aid in sub
DUNG the Indian warriors. He is said
"a. complain bitterly of the tedious delays
in sending reinforcements, and to state
that unless he is promptly furnished with
the troops be desires nothing can prevent
a widespread and disastrous series of
conflicts with disconnected tribes.
Weston, the pedestrian, completed his
task Of walking one hundred miles
within twenty-five hours and half yes
terday. He left Rye Station just before
twelve o'clock noon, having only about
six miles and half to walk within two |
hours to accomplish his task, and arrived |
at the Onawanhum Hotel, White Plains,
ii minutes ahead of time, having walked |
the entire distance in twenty-five hours
and nineteen minutes he was received |
by large gathering Of citizens and per-
sons interested in the result, who had
gathered to welcome him, and to whom
be m ade q short speech.
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FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, October Cotton, dull
estimated sales to-day, 5000 bales; up
lands, l02d ;. Orleans, ll9l2d.
New YoRK, October S-A Havana
letter of the Sd inst states that the ex-
citement there is intense to obtain news
from Spain-nothing being allowed to
come over the cable. There are rumors
of trouble at Principe.
1t is stated that the Captain General
desired to leave Cuba, turning over the
government of the island to the Spanish
Admiral, but the latter declined.
It's also stated that one or two promi-
nent naval officers are under arrest for
expression of opinion on public matters.
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BosroN, October 8.-The trotting fair
at Mystic Park closed yesterday with a
race for two thousand dollars, for all
horses that had never beat 2;24. Seven
horses were entered, and Goldsmith Maid,
General Palmer, lpaeo, Prince and
George Wilkes trotted. The first heat
was won by General Palmer in
2:2l}, and three successive heats by Gold.
smith Maid in 2:23, 2:243 and 2:27. Geo.
Wilkes was second in the last heat. The
FIRST Lorse got $500 and the second $500
A large crowd was present. and the fair
has been great aueeess
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cha,,,. h.ote,. and real estate owners .

chants, BANKERS ana feh' es's'e o""''. :"
stake in the country, and wish for the
reduction of taxes by a change 20 honest
administration Of public afiairs5 II they
have not, we will not insist they should
give anything. II they have, they de-
serve 10 lose and suffer II they will pay
nothing to win. Let the,matter be tested
without delay. If one thousand dollars
is not raised next Monday TO begin with,
il will be somebody's fault
Hon. Marland l.. Perkins has been en-
gagged by the committee to address the
Central Club Saturday night The ocea'
sion will be important, and there should
be n full attendance.
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The attorneys having been employed TO
defend against the paving taxes for
streets and alleys BY the front foot. the
list Of names defending viii be handed
to them on Saturday. In the meantime
additional names viii be received. None
viii be defended Who are not on the list
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mccprlrsn'u Letter.

From his letter acknowledging an To-
y; 'ation from the committee Of the largest
Ia, uocratic meeting ever held in New
yorl (, we take the following extract
The n recession alone numbered, by the
e.,;ma, y Of an experienced police cap
tain. ov. v 10000 persons. 1t was held
on the 9th; inst, and was addressed by
Mayor Ho. fmau, Sanford Z. Church and
others:
I gladly avail myself of tho opportu-
nifty TO expr'ss my continued hearty sym.
paihy with the Democratic cause, and
nv ardent wishes for the success ofthose
Constitutional principles for which the
recent war was undertaken by the North.
Separated as / thus am from the distin-
guished soldier who has been chosen as
the leader of our opponents, know
that YOU agree with me in the highest
respect for the services he has rendered
our country, but it is my conviction that
the measures of the party which has
nlaced him in nomination are but con-
limitations Of strife, and can never re-
store peace or constitutional supremacy,
and thereby complete the work. And
the other brave soldiers who so ably
commenced the war was only the first
epoch in the history Of the struggle in |
which we have been so long engaged. |
The work of the soldiers is, ! |
trust. forever ended, and il remains for
the people to fulfill the great objects for
which they or their sons and brothers
were called to the field. A restored
Union of States aud hearts, an invigor-
ated Constitution to be firmly and faith
fully supported the maintenance Of the
national credit inviolable. and the estsb-
lishment of national and State rights in
all their integrity, and thus true harmony
and lasting peace.
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FOR SALE.

NOR sALE-AN UPRIGHT BOILER AND
c Engine~sisht-horse power. Apply at 1s9
Union street. 81
NOR SALE-A LEASE, LICENSE. BAR.
+ Fixtures, Stock. No. IL Mopr Q st. opposite
new hotel. Building for lease. Very low for
cash. W. A. WHEATLEY, No. s. Bethel
Block. 40
NOR SALE, CHEAP-THE DARKROOM
II "Bele Memphis" situated on Adams
street, opposite the worsham House, with az
lures. counters, bottles, tables and chairs. and
counter in hack room necessary for Restaurant
ard with city, county and State license paid
FOR eleven months. Apply to
B. NEWTON HART, Atty, etc..
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AMUsE M e NTs.
Varieties Theater,
Cor Main and Warrington sts.

CHAs. ii. II. BR00M....--...;......Pro prietor.
j. S. BERRY. .---....-.-........Stage Manager.
NN MONDAY EVENING. AUGUST sIsr,
~ the above place Of Anu semeut will reopen
for the regular Fall and Winter Season with an
entire new company Of Male and Female Ar
lists of well-known celebrity, who will appear
Dances, Neeroisms, Burlesques, Farces, ORA
mas, etc. The interior has been beautifully
decorated; the stage furnished with Q set Of
splendid New Scenery, also q new and beauti-
full Drop Curtain. by Samuel w. Gulick, the
Theater.
The above is the only place of the kind In
Memphis where you can pass convivial even
ing at a small expense.
Admission. Soc Private Boxes, IS. 1871
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Upton WEEKLY RECORD.
SAN. p. ROSE. Editor and ProPri'r.
THE RECORD Is PUBLISHED EVERY
Il Friday. a.
Covfngton. Tennessee,

and Il 80 independent Democratic laler. II
~irrniafer wfieiy IN TIE oounties q Upton.
Laufrrfalr. Havuood and fayctie. ard q the
best ndrerfirinr medium. t1reuEh Which the
merrh at n Memrhil mnT ndrertile for coun-
tn trnie. 10 be found IN West Icuresaee.
AdrsrtIrrngrfs inserted On liberal terms.
epscimsn copief Furnished traits % TEho
sam. p. ROSE.
r.f-E Cstinrtcn. Ienn-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-08

NOR SALE OR RENT-A GOOD, COM
Il Portable house Of i've rooms, hail. kitchen,
and all necessary oathouses. with two acres Of
or not, IS required, on Jackson street, South
MaAphis, between LaRose and Lsaderdale
streets, convenient to Hernandez Street Rail-
road The Furniture will no sold OF rented
with the place if desired. For further infor-
m tion aprlv on nre,nisaa 4is
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BaIIa. Parties. Etc.

THE NEW Bl, AND ,ElL bi,a FuRN.
new building on Main, between Washington
and Poplar streets. will be rented to parties Of
unquestiopable responsibility. Apply to l.. G.
LOEB. on the premises lup stairsl. IS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
GIN STAND! GIN STAN1!,

A sEcoED-H4ND GIN sTAED. NEARLY
n new, sixty saws, for sale at No. 237 Second
street. Price $50. Apply to-
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MInrals, ooteher g 1888;
THE sTocgKoLpERs IN THE MEM-
win meet at the once OF tho Conpany, No. $50
Main street. on TUESDAY, 10TH N0vEM-
BIER next, to transact business and elect q
Board Of Directors. W. b. WALDRAN.
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BOARDING..
NOTICES.

NO TIC f..
NIR. D. j. DOYLE BECAME A MEMBER
Nl Of our firm ON the LIST inst, the firm style
remaining UNCHANGED.
HARRIS. COCHRAN g. co.
September IL, 1858, 1870
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WANTS.
srRAYED OR STOLEN.

- COW, top Of BIO h ears cut. crop and split in
right ear, and a letter IL" branded on ief.
hip. A reward of fifteen dollars will be paid
for her delivery TO MRS. MCINTYRE, corner
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ST. LOUIS. Feb. GA letter received
from Fort Berthold, dated Dec, 2ad.
says: The mail from st. Paul TO Hele.
ma, Montana, via Fort Stevenson, Blu
ford and Benton, was partially de.
stroyed by band of Sioux Indians.
near White Earth river, on the 18Th
and the mail carriers warned that n
they were again caught they would be
killed. The hostile Sioux, encamped on
Yellow. Stone river, are endeavor-
Ing to Induce the friendly tribes on the
Little Missouri and Big Knife rivers.
TO join them in war on the whites.
They have offered them 800 horses 10 do
SO, and say that IL they persist in refus-
ing they will force them into hOstIIities.
Another letter from Fort Berthold,
dated January 10, says for two weeks
previous the seVerest snow storm had
prevailed in that region that had been
known for ten years. At Fort Steven
son troops had been Obliged to burn a
warehouse and all their lumber to pre-
vent them from freezing. Cattle and
mules were entirely buried in the snow
and large number had been frozen to
death. The Indians in the neighbour
hood of Berthold are in starving con.
dttion, being obliged to eat their horses
to sustain lite.
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BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE,
AdViOes to the 28th of February.

LONDON, Feb. 25.-Evening-Mr.
Pacher, an American, who took part
in the alleged disturbance at the Adeon
Theatre on the performance of Victor
Hughes drama, Very Blaz, has been
tried and sentenced to six days i'm
prisonment and the payment of a
slight fine.
BERLIN, Feb. 25.- Evening. - The
new treaty which has been concluded
between the United States and the
North German confederation, provides
that natives OF Germany '>ust obtain
license to emigrate, which shall be
registered, and that those who after
taking out their naturalization papers
have resided Eve years in a foreign
country, shall be released from the
obligation of military service in Ger
many.
LONDON, Feb. 26-l:2O.-Consols es7<a
9S%i Erie Az; o. s. Bonds T11Sa7i5<;
Illinois Central So.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 26-l:2O.-Cotton
dull and declined; uplands eSd, Lard
active and advanced 2s. Bacon adj
Vanced to Ais cd. Breadstuffs un-
changed,
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MexIenn Mems.

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Tbe Herald's
Havana special states that Baron Ten
dali from France, and Senior Iturbinde
had arrived en- route to Mexico.
The national debt of Mexico is to be
extinguished by the sale of confscated
property.
The Yangui Indians had attacked
several Mexican towns, and assassina.
ted General.
President JuareE is to visit Washing
ton.
The rebel schooner oriente had been
captured of Yucatan. Reinforcements
and money are called for to suppress
the Yucatan rebellion. It was feared
that Canales would capture the
specie en- route from Monterey to Mata-
moras.
Venezeula advices state that the re-
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TORONTO, Feb. 25.-Robert Spence.
Collector of Customs at this port, died
this morning.
A iurions snow storm set in yester-
Gay morning and continued with great
violence until noon to-day. The rail-
LEFT yesterday are stuck in the SnoW
0anks a short distance from this CITY.
The storm has prevailed with great
Jury from London to Belleville.
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New YORK, Feb. 26.-Jamaica dates
to the 18th inst, state that the Ameri
can Consul is acting vigorously to OBJ.
tain redress for the OutrAges committed
on the schooner Hanah Grant.
Breadstutfs were advancing. The
coffee crop is good.
the 9Th.
The ship. Purveyor, had arrived at
81: Croix 10 assist the MOnonEaheIa.
The sugar crop will be one quarter
larger than usual.
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HUBBEL's

ceive nom all parts of the globe prove them
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They tUiH cure Dyspepsia;
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system.
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10un T Il. 4. GRAHAM.
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ResIgnatIon or EnrIDerbv

NEW YORK, Feb. 28.-The HeraId's
London Cable dispatch confirms the
resignation Of Early Derby.
=, mr.. DIsraeli goes to Osborne to see
the Queen on Wednesday.
The Herald's AbysSinian disnatcb
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Napiers, everywhere, were all friendly
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odana cheered the military mission
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Toledo.

February Observation-Disclosures
and dull; sales amber at 81 81. Corn
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asked. oats-Held at &c. Rye-Quiet
and nominal.
Clover sEED-1oc better; sales at
FEBRUARY 26.-FLoUR-Quiet.
GRAIS-Unchanged.
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GEO. @. BAKER,
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