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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

ROR SALE OR RENT-N0. 81 UNION
l. street, enc Of the best and most desirable
Dwelling Houses in the city. adjoining the res
idence Of d. B. Molloy. Esq.
Also, FoR RENT,
Offices and Rooms over Pooley, Barnum a
Co.'S. corner Of Main and West Court streets.
opposite Court Square.
Also. Storehouse No. II West Court street.
one door from Main, with Offices and Rooms on
40 is West Court street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-14

UNION STREET BARBER SHOP
is REMOVED TO NO. % JEFFERSON
Il street. opposite the Araidnche ONCE. where
prices are reduced as followss Shaving 70 10
cents Hair Cutting, Is cents; bhampooing,
Is cents. Good BARRIERS always in attendance.
Call at 2 Jefferson street. -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-14
COAL OIL BARRELS.

xUB WISH TO PURCHASE FIVE HUN
w drcd, AZ One Dollar.
Is BARRELS SUNLIGHT COAL ell for
a No. 20 Jefferson street.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-29

would do honor to more experienced PER.
formers
Song by Goddess Of Liberty was well
sustained, Ellsworth's funeral march,
solo by Miss Hattie NJ, Smith also "The
Star Spangled Banner" by same young
lady, displayed much taste by the per.
fermer and no little proficiency in the
science Of music,
There We're many othors deserving
special mention, but time and space for
bid.
1t Is understood Mr. X, will visit Rut-
land before long. Ii ho should do so, and
succeed in getting up a class equal to the
one here, we can promise the people of
Rutland a very raro treat, Tho third and
last concert of the series orgurS on this
Friday evening.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-29

ment Of its freedom, as the great work
which has covered the n,mes al these
noble men with eternal honor They
drove tho wild beasts Of British 'oppres'
sion from their homes and fields, drove
them headlong out Of that country which
was heneeforth 10 be tho heritage OF the
free, drove them like whipped hounds
back 10 their dens beyond the sea, And
here are men, and their leader is Horatio
seymonr, who would reyerse the entire
work az the revolutionary fathers,
who would bring back their beloved
English friends, and put them in foreible
possession Of their territories of the Re
public Great God, and such arc "the
conservative leaders, OF Irishmen Such
is the Democratic Tammany candidate
for the Presidency Of the American I'M
ion,
We speak to Irishmon, because this is
an Irish as well as an American journal.
They, alas, are now the only people with
out a country. Well may we say TO them,
as great poet did Of another nation, who
were once independent, but who became
blinded" and were then scattered and
oppressed
Tribes ofthe wandering foo, and weary breast,
Where shall We Ny away, and be at res,
The Wild dog hath his nest, the fox his cave,
Mankind their country Israel but the grave"
We. too, were once an independent ma
ton. The soil Of our country is one Of
the very few Of the Old World over which
the eagle OF Imperial Rome never flew,
Her sons were too brave and warlike for
the former masters Of the world TO incur
the expense of invading or conquering
them. But, bounded ON by base and
troacherous tyrant-, thoir tribes and clans
forgot the claims of their country in the
desperate struggles Of fratricidal strife
And one Of their kings or ''loaders"-the
Horatio Seymour OF that day-invited
foreign mediation" He had interviews
with English spies, he invited the inter
ference OF the English King, who came
with his myrmidons, beneath whose
weapons, the liberties Of Ireland and Irish
men were ruthlessly sacrificed. From
that day 10 this, our country has been one
unchanging scene Of eonfscations and
dungeons and scaffolds, Of chains and pris-
ons and poorhouses, of misery and wretch.
edncss, which have made it the wonder of
the nations. The man who brought the
curse Of foreign mediation" on his un-
happy country is responsible for it all.
As such We pillory his name for the seorn
and cxecration OF all generations of our
own race and Of all other races and lands.
So we deal with the Irish Horatio Sey-
mour of il52. And we demand it as a
right that all true Americans and all true
lrishmon will mete similar measure of
justice to the Iloratio Seymour of 1862.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-29
ONCE A WEEK says; Here is row Of
ordinary capital letters and figures
'XXySS SZZy222SSS

They are such as are made up of two
parts of equal shapes. Look carefully in
these, and you will perceive that the up
per halves Of the characters are very
little smaller than the lower halyes-so
little that an ordinary eye will declare
them TO be of equal size. Now turn the
page upside down, and without any care
full looking, you will see that this differ
ence in size is very much exaggerated
that the real top of the letter is very much
smaller than the bottom half 1t will be
seen from this that there is tendency in
the eye to enlarge the upper part of any
object upon which it looks. We might
draw two circles of equal size, and SO
place them that they should appear equal.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-29

seek the "retired list ON account Of par.
alysis superinduocl by his wounds Three
years ago he married beautiful and au-
oomplished woman Thry iournod
through two continent. in search Of
health for him, anil iugly mAy the seeds
Of disease for her, which fructihed in
death, brought on ty pure devotion to her
husband, Returning Ia America, no
sooner was Mrs, Hooker buried, when a
living death struck down the General,
and no in the prime OF lie is now a help
less paralytic.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-29
For the Rutland lleIaldl
40 Loyal Democrats.

lAsten, loyal Democrats
Give Democracy " tho slip
Initiate the cautious rats,
That desert a sinking chip,
When yaur leaders, so porplCxod,
Are C0nieslug surt dpivat,
What should loyal meu DO neNtt
Turn and beat swift retreat
No , but rally yet again.
Choose new leaders, tned and true
Form uure m0Tp your ranks, aud Hf
The impending striIr renew.
"Now's the bay and now's the Hour ;"
Never more suspicious time
To exert a helping power,
And achieve "A deed sublime.
You have batucd quite too long
In tha ranks with Traitors vile,
Help no longer. then, the Wrong
Battle iur the Rom awhile,
Leave at once the Rebel crrw
JON tho NictuTs while YOU may,
Or November IN come, and YOU
VIII De- treated like l'our Tray.
seymour says again, 81 can't ("
Thereby granting you release
Follow then, our Leader, Grant,
on TO Victory and Peace.
Let no scruplgs keep you back,
For there's nothing we need dread
When We quit a doubtful track,
Choose the night and 90 ahead.
Loyal Democrats inT you
Let me, rs my song | end,
Quote TIN, Jr0tth, irto but true
N Is Htttf 10 hIt, "a mend"
Castlctop, VT, oct, -, lNGs.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-29

LuDLow-The people of Ludlow are
having one of the richest treats it has
ever been their privilege to enjoy, in the
unprecedented concerts given by Mr.. w.
II. Kane, assisted by his niece, Miss M.
Kimball, and about one hundred lads and
young misses gathered in from our midst,
md after few days training, come before
Us with entertainments conceded by all to
be uncqualled by anything before pre-
sented in the town.
The opening tableaux-composed of
May Queen and Goddess Of Liberty, sur
rounded by sixty or seventy misses, all in
uniforms of the most brilliant description,
added towhich is a company of Zouaves
the smallest of which had on trousers
for about the first timel fully equipped,
was pronounced by many to be fully
worth the price of admission.
Some OF the songs sung in costume
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-29

\ NOBLE LETTER FROM COZ. J. M'LEoD
MURPHY
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Oct. &, 1

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. &, 1868.
DEAR SIR: We see it stated publicly
that you have declared yourself, in the
political contest now going on, for the
nominees of the Republican party for
President and Nice-Prosidcnt II this is
so, will you please inform us. We have
known you for years by reputation. as
New York State is our place of nativity,
The Irish of this city also know you, and
such statement will place them in po-
sition whereby they will do the same,
Many of them are almost persuaded to do
so now. Having'at former day identi-
fed ourselves with the Democratic party,
we have thus frankly written you upon
the subject.
Respectfully, your obedient sery'ts,
III. L. HUDSON, Chairman, &c
?. ID. BEECusR, CHI Elk. Com, &c.
Hon. J, Mcleod MURPHY,
New York City.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-29

OUR SENAToR.-The correspondent OF
the Burlington Times, in his remarks up
on the recent election of United States
Senator at Montpelier, says: The election
Of t. s. Senator was too thoroughly set
tied beforehand to create any excitement.
The Speaker caused the u. s law to be
read, regulating the mode Of election, when
the roll was called, and each member rose
in his seat and named the man of his
choice. Your suggestion of the name of
Mr. Caiu for the democratic nomin ee, I'M
fortunately did not reach here till the
democrats had decided on another man,
and Mr.. Cain will have to wait till next
time. They voted for Hon. I. p Red
field, and he came within III votes of an
election on the part of the House. In the
Senate the vote was unanimous for Mr.
Edmunds. In the House, the whole num-
Der OF votes was 100, some 10 members be-
ing absent OF them Mr. Edmunds re-
ocived 1sS and Mr.. Redfield H. The lat
ter gentleman in fact received eleven and
a half yotes--one man having got as far as
Timothy p when he discovered that
he was not voting for the man he wanted,
and suddenly changed to George F.. Ed
munds.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-29
AFTERNOON SEN ATE,

Tho President pro tenn in the chair.
1Hj1d Renting oriered-Senate bill 8.
amending see. - of chap. %, gen stat,
relating to school districts
The reference Of Senate bill Il, to an
mex part Of the cityof Burlington to the
town OF Colchester was Withdrawn and it
was referred 10 Me,srs. Goodell, Burt
and Allen
Reports From the Committee on
Education, Senate bill Is, to advance the
science of medicine and surgery, with pro-
posals of amendment.
From the judiciary Committee, Senate
bill 10, relating to chattle mortgages with
proposals Of amendment.
Joim observation-disclosures bill instruct
ing the Governor to correspond with the
authorities of Canada, relative to the des-
truction of Fish in Lake Champlain,
adopted.
RJ5rrod-House bill 8, authorising the
Green Mountain Institute to increase their
capital stock
House bill 3, to incorporate the Wood
stock boot and shoe company.
House biz /, laying tax on the ooun-
ty of Windsor, to general committee.
Special Ordcr-Senate bill Is, West
River Railroad enabline act On motion
of Mr.. Dewey, it was ameuded by strik-
ing out all after the enacting clause and
substituting bill similar to others for
like purposes. On its passage Mr.. Good
ell called for the yeas and nays. Yeas
u, NAYS g, as follows.
feas-Anderson, Barlow, Ballard, Burt, Can
field, Dewey, Elkins, Green, Halbert.
Hall, Hard, Heath, Hendee, Hutchinson,
OF Franklin, Hutchinson, of Orange, Love,
Nash, circuit, Simpson, Walker, Vince
Ter.
Nays-Brown, Dale, Dyer, Goodell,
Ladd, Leonard.
Mr.. Hard called up Senate hill So,
ameneing an act..to incorporate the city
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-29

GEN. HooKBR.-Gen. Hooker q Fight
ing Joe Hooker has been obliged to
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-29

Pooh BLAIR = The journal which
htely spent several weeks in inventing
distortions of the name Of the next Pres
ident of the United States, has begun on.
new subject
This time it is Blair
On Thursday last democratic authority
found him
IAN impeachment to success"
"a mistake"
On Friday he became one OF
The superluous fragments"
"A tusk" which the democratic elephant
had better lose,
Too heavy rider" of the party horse.
On Monday, his candidacy was
Inferior leadership"
"Vaporing and make-believe.'
To-day he is
"Inconsiderate" in his expression.
OF "mischievous prominence"
This hugbear.'
"Tne raw head and bloody bones of an
toheg civil war"
And finally, has no place on the ticket,
and ought to withdraw at once.
What next? Poor Blair
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-29

ARrHUR's HONE MAGAZINE, for No
yember, has arrived. Its contents are
varied and full of interest. "The Hol-
lands" new serial, written by Virginia
f. Townsend, is now running through its
pages. Address T. S. Arthur d Sons, GUS
and s11, Chestnut street, Philadelphia'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-29

J. Mcleod MURPHY.
Messfs IL. L. Hudson, P. d. Beecher.
Chairman.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20

49,
pulee aGainnt - re1ublloenl, I'D
" sha1 yet - : O64Erop $4,000
. = : &c z
ae4 consistently In sweaping republi~
nanlsan from power et ah InteEmodi-
~ pQlqts e Yaic tho RSpaidenfy
s1eSseah1 c6uIst mt x.i1A ~ -
fac4a, therefore. that the reaction
against tbs radical IegislatiDu -
:ss ~ e 4 I e
% another President like Pierce
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20


The Cincinnati Gaxette had. J
relates that one Burns, clerk u NE
EoiIsctasss ofles o. Clncinn1si,
reesntiy discovered, m the aeed
ofahv night, d LOB of whiskRy being
transported into q honse On Syea-
more Sc, 10 thai city, The eext
morsaing liz reported to the cAec.
tor, VIC tod hian 90 keep III, =
and a.kal whiskey would - Sd
bed By ofIicers.n It was not nab-
bed nand few nights after the
elesk saw aons hiskey going tsths
sans place. This time he reported
TO Special Agents Worshington, who
said BIO was Agiad d receive The in+
formation, = ind promised tos act
at once" Bnsha did not s.act.p
So Bafps being aD1sispa Iby eth b,
wrote statement Of the facts, and
sent ii TO UoAmisioneF Rollins, Al
Washiugson. In o few days be re-
ceived ! rcpiy from Treasury depart
n,ens, diminishing him from his place,
The Gaxstts adds, that Mr.. Burns
Is respectable, wslI-known gentle.
Ignan, and an honnsst usans who 90
deayred honestiytn do his duty,
and prevent the Govsvamsnt from
being swindled. Instances have
not Been wsnting hefofs d sabord-
In ssais being dismissed Cor this tale
telling out 81 school. Gould III the
clerks ii washington b heard and
believed, bofh wonlea and men, -
To onirsges constantly perp&ttatsd
and proposed there, TIE people irrs.
spectise of sex or party, wonia ruah
= n Ell @ s ssss sss,s s issss
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20

+
fosns and affeotiag ths nsraiatsr-
ests 10 adverse 20 the interests OF
The zassaes Thss sarifn for which
thepablie del4 e rds ! psetexs i
s,ssnded and dire 6er6is In the mort
/ unequal manner upon the people
ssand all TO the pfejupice ofsths poor,
1,is 4 I aisas
fran lha Neai through the tariff can
ssss,isa .7sst,y ,szacTG
ton. Its bccdif working acan mot
be made Raaifsst asF sHt sssa BE-
coming dzily more oppressfss D.
ya1hs Nakoask tSsakiux sysssnz hss
all the eviIs which belong 30 the
worst baking schemes Which have
inflicted this county. H. has no
single fsstEfe 81 k6od Ii il It's
whole operation II b the Advantage
Of sAe rich, enabling them TO draw
gold intsrast Frat % an lnyessnlent
10 bonds, Aad shsa upoA dse issue
based upon those bonds, It Is
| whollY;iu abe intsrsstof sanitak de-
aigned 10 make the riebrichsr, aid
the poor poorer.
II Iha 0hisago tkaS16xx FsskAHgsle
fayog an equal dissrihaiieu Of shc
National burdens, yet. ths sAppor-
ters Of its dognas openly oppose
every proposition 70 tar two thou.
sand i've hassirsd lniiiioAs of dslhra
OF the national wealth which hap
pens lobe In the shape OF govern
ment bonds, apd therefore mainly
in the hands OF the rich Of the Past.
| Il opposes every proposition to
pay OF at an early day the debt Of
the nation. which makes necessary
an army of officeholiers never be-
fore esaployod OF required in the
United States, and breeds . sail
greater army Of robbers and ram.
pires.
1t practically breaks down the
rights Of she sfales, and overruls
the great populations Of the central
and western States in the legisla-
ton Of the country by . Senate sur.
reptitiously chosen by aegroes and
i yagabonds, that conservatism and
WI dom may never again be abicte
regain poweE atsr
/ Tho evidence Of al that Is hers
alleged 10 fossud in the experience
of every iadiyItlHal in the lssnd.
Are your taxes higher than hey
ever asfc Lafore r Is each artiels
| you consume procarsd at gEaztes
est than before Radicalism rals5
sl.s. cosaaus sIf soa @can ansvel
these qaestians in the negative tisss
have you reason 10 douhs the allax'
atoms made against RadicaiisIn
/ You are asked now to ret you
faces against these abuses aad grcsa
wrougs. IL, hurl from poser Vhoa'
who use their places in the inler1s
4 OF the strong against the weak D
capital against labor, OF The Escl
against ths poag. MoaepcAe1 cl
as are created BIZ the present t.
tous tariff, exhaustive prisile8os sci
as grow out of the nasionai b1sl
system, bogus and irrsspoasibi
Legislatures To vote awag sou
substance, tAesc are the growtlG o
Radicaiisin, ana they should b
syeps favevsr from ssnagst y
--StJoseph Gazette.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20

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Ss,S..-.,s,sg gSs,,s,~s,. s..ag cassstsd ths
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ssas,sxa xaxs h<sissve ID. issteAd OF GO
= - IN Che Noapu,sss there
,,S.. art ssxsae hundred md niusty
sovg ts,unasex iOruhes llt ard unlit Ia
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,s.,,t,an Of the Tgna,ers asaesnAlH,
"a toog poasfiars ; ID
s,,a raar and adjoining the spegkez's
st.nd when the crowd ri had as
seu.bleta which including torch bear
ers amounted to about three huadred
parsons, Mr.. Thomas Wlthrow was
INTRODUCED by that old tfl citizen OF
Osuneil Bluffs Judge III Paige 10 his
fellow citizens" and WitheFow
opened lsls batteries upon SayEnoar,
and Blair.
The first charge against Seymour
WA that In 1864, absas the time that
the rebellion broke cut, he say-
raour, then q private citizen Of the
Great State of New York, went a
fishing for trout way out West IN the
State of Wisconsin, mad the Infer
encc to be drawn Erem that "power-
full weak" argument was that If Gov.
Seymour had not went sisasng the
rebellion would not have broken out,
and In that case the leather apron
candidate Of the radical party would
never have been brought to The sur
face.
The next charge against the De;u-
ocratic candidate was that he said to-
mob in New York, "My Friends, +"
wheA addressing them aud eudeay-
oring to pursaade them to tlisperse
and preserve the peace and qaiet al
the city. We suppase that had
Witherow been In the Governoxss
place, he would have commenced his
address vita my Enemies" you
vagabonds, thieves and Eaacals, dis
perse. We viii leave this for the
people to Judge, which Of the two
woula have had the graasrs influence
over the mob. The latter. We think,
vsouTtl have Dset with h;saes ard =
shower of paving stoaes, while the
other was listened to with respeca
and marked attention. and his speech
had the effect 10 allay the fury of the
nah. II not To entirely s,,nnrass IL
The next charge was made s,0s,s,
Mr.. Blair, and, that was that he Is J
drunkard, but the speaker did no,
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