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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-10
Indiana Democracy.
Special to the Louisville courier.l

Npeclbl 10 Inc NVhAASA+l
CoRYDoy, October 9.-There was an
immense mass meeting of the Democ-
racy at this place to-day. The attend
ance was not less than twelve thousand,
and the enthusiasm was unbounded.
The contrast between this and the miser-
able attempt at a meeting by the Radl'
Gals at the same place few days since
was such az to greatly chsgrin the Radi-
Gals and encourage the Democrats.
Speeches we're made by Hon. l. s.
Trimble and James A. Dawson, of Ken
lucky, and Hon. NJ. G. Kerr, Democratic
candidate for Congress. a largely in
creased majority in this (Hsrrison)
county may be relied upon. From all
SECTIONS the reports are moet favorable,
The Democracy are thoroughly aroused,
and Hendricks election is not question
Of doubt.
EVANSVILLE, October s-The torch
light procession here o-night was the
most magnificent affair ever seen in this
section. There were over 1000 persons
in the procession and about $500 or 5000
spectators. Every branch Of mechanism
vas represented, carpenter shops, cooper
shops, boiler makers, foundry, soda aud
beer makers, etc aud farmers by thou
sands. The procession was longer than
any ever known in the southern part Of
this State.
Messrs. Blair and Niblsok and General
Ward spoke this afternoon. General
Blair is now speaking in Seventh street
SQUARE 10 an immense crowd. The mot
toes and badges to- night embraced ever
conceivable subject
Hundreds Of Republicans were 10 tbs
Democratic ranks, and the Rads. looked
crestfallen. They never had shch bath
before. The days Of Rsdicalism hsv.
passed here. Set Indiana down for 6f
teen thousand majority forHendricks ans
twenty thousand for the difference in th'
Jew vote, aud the First District for Z
majority OF two thousand for Niblsck
Ibdiana has never before seen such {
demonstration as has been exhibited 70
night. Everything is Democratic here
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Mendaeffy.

Truth is out Of fashion. One would
suppose that men living among and
kindly treated BY people would tell the
truth about them, il they said anything.
But not only do the carpet -bsggerS Who
have come into the Southern States be-
lie our people, but it lie also true that they
are believed 70 q great extent in the
Northern States, and al this because the
viii Of their people is father to the
thought and belief The falsehoods
written back for Northern consumption
are received with welcome, even when
contradiction has followed close on their
heels, aud they are known to be destitute
Of foundation. The lesson is that the
people themselves are demorAliaedi that
they have scared cOnscienees; that they
care not for the laws Of truth, purity and
integrity; and that they are not = whit
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BY. T E L E G R A P d .
LATEST To NOON TODAY.
NEW YORK.

Nrw YoRK, October 10, IL m.-Gsld,
1881; b.2Os, coupons 81, 1875; '62,
il2j; ga, ITO; IS, hot; 5-20s, new
issue, 1881, 81, JOSH coupons SO, 10Y;
1910 coupons, l05. Tennessee bonds
old issue, none; new, 60. New YORK
Central, l29f; Erie, l4ss.
Cotton is firm aud u shade better,
though not quotably higher.
Henry Ward Beecher delivered q po-
litical GRAFTON on the issues OF the can
vass at the Brooklyn Academy OF Music
last evening. One Of the features OF the
occasion was q scene on the stage repre-
senting Grant rs the successful and Sey-
mour as the unsuccessful candidate-the
latter with his countenance distorte d
with rage, and in his immediate back
ground representation Of negroes being
hanged and houses burned by a mob.
Mrs. Bridget Walker made statement
at Brooklyn stationhouse yesterday to
the effect that her husband, John Walker,
of No. Irvington street, had assaulted
her with murderous intent at Coney
Island. She says he took her to an un-
occupied shaniy on the beach, shot her
three times Win rtNUNcrt huu thon
withdrew, locking her in. She got out
through the fan-light and escaped, al
though he fred two more shots after her.
He is still at large. Mrs. Walker has
been taken TO the City hospital.
A strange stabbing case is reported.
An officer saw a man holding up wo-
man, in front of dance house on Mer-
Ger street, at late hour on Thursday
night, and on inquiry was told. by the
man that the woman was drunk and he
was trying to get her home. A close
scrutiny, however, revealed the fact that
the woman had been severely stabbed.
The man, whose name is Boyd, was ar
rested, and the woman was carried to
Bellevue hospital.
Telegraphic advices from the City Of
Mexico to the first instant have been re-
ceived. Col. Doninguez, OF the Vera
Cruz rebels, had been psrdoned.
Mr.. Plumb, the American Charge d AT
flares, had given banquet to the Cabinet
officers and members of Congress.
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WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, October 10 --Reverdy
johnson, our Minister to England, sends
a cable telegram to our Government,
making it known that he signed q pro-
tectorate with the British Government,
relating to the rights of naturalized citi.
zens. No particulars are given, but it is
inferred by the Administration, from
facts heretofore communicated by Mr..
JOHNSON, that the compact is similar in
feature to Mr.. Bancroft's treaty with the
German powers
1t is stated that Judge Chase yesterday
denied announcing himself favorable to
Grants election, be considering it due to
his official position to stand aleof from
the present political campaign.
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shipping them to various points In the
interior The arms Ia question are in
charge, as We learn. of one W. l. Hodges.
They are from tho Detroit arsenal, and
are a norton Of the celebrated Fremont
purchase OF Prussian muskets, brought
over 10 this country In the early part OF
the late war. The arms, we believe, are
In the original boxes, the Government
never having used them. The purpose Of
their shipment to Arkansas 10 to intimi.
date the people, and secure the vote 81
that State for GranL-Missourf Repuo-
icdn.
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The special correspondent OF the Lou
isvill Courier on the 9Th telegraphed as
follows:
The New York Tribune and Times
have been guilty Of piece Of villsiny
which should be exposed throughout the
land. This morning they print letters
purporting to be from Washington. which
announce, on the authority Of intimate
friends, that Chief Justice Chase has
declared himself warmly in favor
of Grant and Colfax There is the
very best authority for pronouscing
the statement false and uufounded. The
Chief Justice has authorized no persons
10 announce his preferences in the pend
ing canvass The object Of the New
Yerk Radical papers was TO influence
voters in the Pennsylvania election, but
il will fail, as contradiction is expected
from the Chief Justice himself
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Arkansas Arma

The telegraph yesterday informed us
Of the arrival 81 Memphis Of four thou
sand stand Of arms from 81 Louis, con-
signed 10 Little Rock We have heard
something Of these arms before. They
are not sent from Missouri, The Radicals
pretending they have use FOR al their guns
At home, and carrying oct this idea By
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better than their leaders, whom they have
voluntarily and deliberately set up over
themselves The last instance Of
Misrepresentation which We notice
lie the sweeping declaration now
beginning 10 be unblushingly made that
rebel outrages are not only common but
that Democrats openly urge ex,erm'na-
ton. The following extract from the
New Orleans Crescent describes case
which is but n sample; the correspondent
alluded to is not singular, but there are
many of his class. Even men OF the
vilest character, whom the Northern
States have spewed out from their BOSOM
aud who have no decent regulations at
the homes they left, walk without fear
among us, knowing that, UNANIMOUSLY base
as they are, yet they will not be harmed
They share our kindness, they consume
our substance. they ill our Offices, and
govern and lord 1t in our impoverished
land, and yet industriously and migrate
fully fling their vile ISLANDERS on the will
ling Radical North. Could anything men
can do be baserH Is there an epithet
of the Euglish language adequate to de-
scribe ,hem2 The Crescent says;
A correspondent Of the Chicago Re-
publican-a promising disciple OF Con-
way-writes TO that. paper from New
Orleans, that 1.-THE Confederate papers
openly urge the determination Of all
Northern men who have come here since
the war" By Confederate papers
this mendacious scribblsr means Demo-
cratic papers; but this Intentional mis-
take is only one of the pleasant jokes OF
Radicalism. The statement concerning
these papers is, as everybody in New Or
leans knows, and as the editor OF the
Republican himself knows, simply
bold, palpable lie. We do not like 70
use so harsh term, but really the cir
cumstances admit of no other. The
Democratic papers have not openly or
impliedly urged the determination OF
anybody--not even Of the vagrant and
mendicant carpet-baggers. As to North
ern men who have come here since the
war, the rpet.baggers are but small
portion of them. The large majority
are useful, industrious citizens, who
despise the csrpet-baggers and support
Seymour and Blair. Among them are
large plumber of cx-officers and. soldiers
of the Federal army, who have formed a
Democratic club, Of which Gen: Steed-
man is the President. These Northern
men know that the stories now circulated
by such unprincipled scribblers as the
author of this letter to the Republican
are vile and infamous SANDERS.
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TIE laws Of Pennsylvania disfranehis-
ing ell Who bet on elections, tits reported
that q Radical trick has besn devised to
raise q fuDd. send carpet -baggers from
Washington and elsewhere through the
State. get Up small bets with Democrats.
and 90 be able to challenge their votes 81
The polls
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FUNERAL NOTICES,

The fir ends and acquaintances Of G. II. OAR
lington and wife are respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral Of their son, Marshall 7; Vir-
street, this Saturday afternoon. at O'Clock.
The friends and acquaintances Of Michael
Nuss and wife are respectfully invited o attend
the funeral Of the former, from their residence,
No, o Washington street. tomorrow Sunday
morning. at 81 o'clock.
The friends and scquaintances Of August
Ayenelle ara respectfully invited to attend his
funeral. from Owen Smiths, 1858 Second street,
on sunday. the 18th inst. at 81 an:
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Musical Instruction.
Balls, Parties. Etc.

rUHF NEW AND ELEGANTLY FURN-
new building on Main, between Washington
and Poplar streets, will be rented to parties Of
unquesiiopable responsibility. Apply to l.: @.
LOEB, on the premises (up stairsl. W
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FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, October l0.-Cotton mar.
ket closed with good demand and prices
tending upwards; sales, 10000 bales {;
uplands. 1911; Orleans, lid.
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THE MONTGOMERY Mail states that th

The Montgomery Mdu states that tne
following joint resolution has passed the
General Assembly of Alabama;
Resolred, That joint committee OF
the two Houses be appointed to revise
and have published by the public printers
the life and confessions of that eminent
philanthropist and unAiuching loyalist,
Hon. John A. Murrell.
The committee selected to vindicate
the memory of this great murderer, horse
thief and philanthropist, the Mail says is;
A. J. Apologize, Beau Martin, J. A.
Farden, D. T. Boon and Ku-Klux Oliver,
on the part of the Senate, and Jack
Springfield, Bigamy Harris, Mule Rich
ardson, Confederate dollar Simmons,
Low.middling Hardy, Pirate Harrington
and Niger Carraway, on the part OF the
Houap
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-25

lQn SUD Sl 9fSft ii5nu HDGfout 1eefI
districts of,this State may be
unableto to overcome this. But to do the
Republicans sjustice,a they are trying
to do their s'level best" But what can
they do against such men as Seymour
and Blair 3 What could any party do
with such tremendous reconstruction,
heavy, taxation, bondholder sort of load
to carry? , Yon will assure your read
ers, that the, Democrats this way are
bound to carry everything before them
haLast evening magnificent Seymour
and Blair banner was raised in the First
Ward, Speeches were made by the
Hon. John Fox, Hon. Edward Hogan
Hon. Richard o. Gornnan,5 Honorable
g. s.. Cox Honorable A. J.. Rozer
and Hon., John Callahan. sg Of course
there was any quantity of enthusiasm
The Mcclellan Legion, organized foul
years ago as a political campaign club
which was composed exclusively of sol
Ediers who served under General McClel.
Ian, and numbering several thousand
men, will re-organize this evening. The
Hancock Association, Of the Eighteenth
Ward, held , meeting last evening
Other Democratic organizations held
meetings : In short, politically, we are
a hard working people. i2sst sdi 4arii
Trade still continues dull. % 7l2s !,
Wall street has been in ferment fol
days, principally on account of the de.
Iclinelin gold and the fluctuations in rail.
way'shares, especially Erie.poaiiw 20
ieThere is but little change in the
money market Loans on call are made
Iat A Ito s per cent, with exceptional
transactions at 8 per cent. There is an
abundance Of money, but lenders are
more uneasy and scrutinize collaterals
very closely s'sAs.5 -,s'z ''''a--
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To
IN all whom it may concern. that the City Bank
organized and carrying on business an lndepen-
dent Banking Gompany at the city Of cleveland
OhiD, under an fet of the General Assembly of the
said State Of Ohio, entitled Act to incorporate
the State Bank of Ohio and other Banking Com
panies passed February 24tb. 1a45. being desirous
Of relinqpishing and clesingit Banking business
to that end has of the statutes of the
said state of ohio in such case made. paid and re-
amount of its circulating notes. and delivered the
to the Treasurer of State Of the said State o.
Ohio to be destroyed, and have provided means and
given security to the satisfaction Of the Treasurer
Sscretary, and Auditr Of State Of said state o.
circulation at the office of the National City Bsnl
of cleveland, at the said city of Cleveland, where
Done BY order Of the Board of Directors Of the
CITY Bank of Cleveland, July 9th, 1868, 80. -,
|enf iaoi3ivq no LEMUEL WICK. President.
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|pUBhs FOR THB STATh.

T0gx5a 9far3 III Ilaii aSVf9
OFFICE OF, rHE SECRETARY OF SITE .
COLUMBUS. u, August 4. 1868. } q
|CEALED PR0POSALs WILL BE K E.
ID eeived at the Office of the Secretary of State
Monday, the 7shC day of September r
next at J2 o'clock noon for furnishing the State of
Ohio with Fuel for one year. as follows :aGfuc0 :
10000 Bushels oof Hooking Coal,
of the best quality the lover vein Of Hooking Cos
and free from slate, slack and dirt.sod 10 sIRf
10000 Bushels of Coke, ysb
to weigh not less than 40 pounds to the bushel, to
be of good quality, and kept dry. ,xx.
SO Cords of Wood
the same TO be of Hickory, Beech or Sugar. four
feet in length. straight and well split. :
Z The qnant ties above named to be increased at
% SSD IF Hs bs such
delivery, atthe State House. Columbus, Ohio.
& Proposals to be accompanied BY samples. and to
specify the kind, quality and price OF the fuel PRO
witn at least two good and sufficient sureties. in
the penal sum of not exceeding twenty thousand,
hor less than five thousand dollars Gas required by
law), conditioned for the faithful performance of
s1fS fSs BIDS g be % made and the contra to be
awarded III accordance with the terms of the act
entitled An act to provide for the purchase of sta
tionery. fuel and other articles for the General As
snd An sct to amend sections four and six and to
repeal section 1--WE Of the above entitled act pass-
ed March Sd. ls63s Bids to be endorsed on the en-
velopes Proposals for furnishing Fuel for the
in ali cases equslin quality to the samples. 1Ats
~ tsSH s'i'' sosgSSy g ''g'y yS' JOHN RUSSELL
aug4-deodtd Secretary of State!
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siifE MISCELLANEOUS. adT /
Legal .Not1ce,

En-. sss $;ssss' rsas$ E: !, ossss,
tTHa, SAID ROBERT e. FISCHER. LATE
Il g1of the city of St Louis, Missouri. is hereby
notified that the said .Elize NJ. Fischer wip PRO
ceed to take the depostions Of witnesses in this
tion at the Office of u. H.. Hospes attorney at la
southw est eorner OF Fifth and Market street, the
cityof ST. Lonis, in the county Of st. Louis Stat,
between the hours of ten O'Clock a.. NJ. and fv'
O'Clock p. M. with authority 70 adjourn from d
TO- day. until allsuch dispositions snail have beer
Dated this 9Th day Of August, A. D. 1883. -.@
.a-sySf 81 ELOLSE M FISCHER,
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RosadaIis Cures ali Skin Di.eas

hsg7ot s1sw WILSON. N. G.. September Is. 1867.
10 DR.. Lawrence; hDear Sir-eIn lss9 my son. now
aged Eve years, was vaccinated with what proved to
Be Impure matter, which completely destroyed his
health. He has been afflicted with an inveterate
and extremely troublesome Eruption of the Skin.
pres ribed BY my family physician. Dr.A, 3D. Moore.
Aftcr taking it few weeks my son became and re-
o mains entirely we'll. q 80 rGl srLsLy ShT aaL4
Yours truly, - --s1 - j. b, DANIEL.
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Rosadalfs il a RotentIsemedy In all
Chronic Diseases.
FROM G.. ". .BIouNT. ESQ.,, ATTORNEY AT Law
WILSON. NORTH CAKoLINA.
% have been cured Of Chronic Inflammation Of the
Ear and Partial Deafness. of years standing. By
Rosadalis. T-rya q - = isiaGEO. w. BL0UNT.
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Rosadalis Will Cure the Wors
) Gases Of scrofala = Read the
Statement below and Despair

WILSON COUNTY. September 10. 1861.
q. DR.. J.. J. Lawrence: Dear, Sir-!my youngest
daushter, sged five years, has been dreadfully af-
iicted with scrofuls nearly all her life. tried a
great many physicisns. but without relieving her
much in fact most Of them said there was no hope S
ever; her body and limbs being covered with sores
and blotches-with face and eyes badly ulce ated
and swollen. While in this conditi ton was ad
vised by DR. L. A. Stith to try your Rosadalis. at
once procured three bottles. and commenced giving
month, to my great establishment. she was entirely
Wsi.g 3vonr, with ;tb much br rresnpect.nd gratitude.
rnt1t---'- l,r -, TEsH yaE-W, w. BJ RNETT.i
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.NOTICE. no

- BANK OF COMMERCE, ! /
ne ma Il II - CLEVELAND, May %, 1868.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ holders of the outstanding notes of the late
Bank Of Commerce, and all other parties interested.
that after the expiration of six months from this
date application will be made to the Auditor, Sec
retary and Treasurer of State to surrender to said
Bank the ST. cks deposited to the outstanding
crculatior Of said Bank in pursuance of the fort,
first (4I section Of the act to authorize Free Bank
ing, passed March 2lst 1851. Z .....4 bs..50I
-e' - - JOSEPH PERKINS, President
H.R, HURLsUT. Cashier. : ! 57 H3 : ImaysS dom
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:sNeEl York Exgrsss run daily All other trains
sbeaDsnaison accommodation starts from freight
n .tusornIsyoD sas JOHN B. PErERs, Agent.
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