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a. TE ssTSX THE

Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office Of the
undersigned In Portland. until Y o'clock m March
-, 1853, for furnishing and delivering Ono Million
u,D, Qol Bricks for the Government buldings to DO
erected at Portland. Maine.
Proposals will be made by the thousand, including
all cost Of freight and delivery for lots from hfy
thousand (5O.0p) TO one million q, Zoo, 900.
The bricks TO be delivered at tho sites OF the build
ngs asfast as shall be desired BY the Superintendent
required by the progress Of the work. and to be Of
the best quality Of hard burned brick, sound and
fair, satisfactory to the Superintendent.
No proposals i'll be considered unless accompanied
by sample Of tho bricks proposed.
The delivery OF bricks to begin as soon after the
signing Of the conaet as the Superintendent shall
direct,
Ten per cent Of all payments will he retained until
tho completion OF the contract,
The Department reserves tho right 70 reject any or
all bids. II deemed for the interest u the Government
to do so.
=, Proposals should DO endorsed Proposals for
HENRY RINGsBURY,
mh3.d Superintendent.
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RMY SUBSISTENCE STORES.

A RMY SUBSISTENCE STORES.
OFFICE ASH Con-. suBsIsrEXCE. Y. s;A,l
March ", isJs.
Sealed Proposals will be received At this oiee until
THURSDAY, March ~, lsS, at 10 o'clock, m, for
supplyiuE troops In Fort Consultation, Portsmouth,
NH aud Fort McClary, kittery, Maine, with
FRESH BEEF,
Of good aud marketable quality, an equal pTOpoT-
ton Of the fore and hind quarters. excluding the
sALTED MESS BEEf Oil CoRNED BEEF,
Of the best quality and the usual corning pieces.
The supplies OF be deliy cred nj the
said Forts IN such quantities may be, from time to
time, req hired by the comm anding Oleer and to
tinue from APRIL l, 1865, to SEPTEMBER 30, 1885,
unless said Forts shall TO be occupied by
troops In Government service
Bidders will make separate proposals for each arti
Gle, and, upon acceptance Of their bids, will give such
anee OF their agreement:
bids must bsendOrsed " Proposals for Subsistence
''O'e'' LIsur, CHAs. HUMPHREYS.
lnLl9.u 30 Artillery, A, C,s. U.sA.
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UNITED STATES SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT,
ATLANTA, Ca, March o, 1865.
Scaled Proposals, In trpeate, are invited until IL
o'clock, m, on SATURDAY, March q. 1865, for fur
nishins the United States Subsistence Department
with
FRESH BEEF,
OF agood marketable quality, In equal proportion Of
fore and hind quarter meat, tnecks, shanks, and kid
ncy tallow to be excluded,) In such quantities rs
may be from time to time required, and snch days
A. shall be designated by the comma ding oheer for
the term Of six months, commencing April !, 1853.
nah, Ga.
Payment will be made In Governmen mt funds, month
ly, upon delivery and acceptance.
Bids to be directed to the undersigned, and maj ed
Proposals, - TH0S. G. SULLIVAN.
Byt Lieut. Col. aud @, s., U. &. Army,
mhlU.td Room No 1, WiIinRhzm BuIldipK
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Natiuual Arpublitau.
fofrIcfAL.l

HEADorNRTERs TumD MILITARY DIsrRicr, J
DEPT. GgcNdiA, ALABAMA, AND FLoRIpA,)
ATLANTA Ca, March Q, 1868.
General Orlers No as.
To insure the collection Of the special tar,
provided for In an ordinance Of the Constitu.
uonal Convention Of the State Of Georgia,
passed on the sth day Of February. 1868, within
the time specified, Il Is hereby required and
directed that all owners Of property, or tbeil
agent', snail, between the 10th Of April, md
the lat Of May, 1858, pay to the tar collector,
at such points in the county In which the prop.
erty 10 located ns the collector may designate,
the tax due on the property owned or repre-.
sented by them. All property on which the
aforesaid tax remains unpaid at tho latter date
May !, 1868 will be levied on by the tax col
leetors, in accordance with the provisions Of the
ordinance.
Collectors Of tlxss will, without delay, dssig.
nate the points in their respective counties Mt
which they will meet the taxpayers, specifying
the date at which they will be at each place.
by order Of Mnj. Gen Meade.
ofioialss Il. o. DnuH,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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pR00PosALs FOR LINE PoR CONSTRUCTION
9SPPSTHE UNITED STATES COURT HOUSE AND

f2E s sFAFE s3E HSEsETGEGTiSS
POST OFFICE, PORTLAND, MAINE.
Sealed proposals. VIII be received t the Once q the
faTnishiaS and delivering ons Tioassnd COS Bar.
telS n the best Roekland Lime. for the Government
The Lime 10 be delivered nj the sites OF The build
inEa, a. fast desired by the Superintendent
CURED py the progress 81 the york. ,,,
Of all fre ghts, landing, nc.
Ten per cent Of all payments will DO retained until
completion Of the contract.
The delivery Of the Lime 10 begin as soon after tho
direct
The Department reserves the right 10 reject any or
~ Of the proposals. II deemed for the interest Of the
Proposals sho be dorSed Proposals. for Lime
and addressed 20 HENRY RINGsBURY,
mh3-td Superintendent
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Proposals
OrFICE OF CHIEF aUARTBRMAsTER,

n VI NhiBT
~ DtsrRIcr or TEXAS,
a Ausrfx, February q, lsS. -
TiiuRsDkY tho 10Th day Of March. for the delissry
nj the Depot of San Antonio. Texas, q @5 Hoksks,
tract a,
Horses must be sound In all particulars, we'll
broken, In full hesh and condition, not iess than
fifteen (5) hands high from Ave (5 to mao vi years
old, and well adapted 10 cavalry pgtpose. Horses
between nlne 10Y and ten (l0) years old, " still vGor
Gus, ,prightly, aaa healthy may be accepted: a,
strong, stout, compact. well developed snimais, IN
full health, and free from any blemish or defect
which would unit them for severe work.
Ali Horses and Mules delivered will be subject TO
ririd Inspection aud such do not conform 10 the
above spec lnoaiions will 30 rejected,
Proposals will be received for lots OF twenty Ave
Bidders are requested to be prssen,, the opening
The right Is reserved to reject any all bids II not
deemed satisfactory.
BIDS . be IN duplicate scaled, aud endorsed on out,
"Mules,' as the case may DO, and directed TO the
nndcrs gned, care u Brevet BrlgadieT General A.
Potter, Chief Quartermaster District ofTexAs Austin,
Texas CHARLES II, ToMPKiNs,
Brevet Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
mhl3-td 5th Military District
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
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pstsa Which place o Inc Oh aay az 1au O. ssd
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COLUMBIA DIsPENsARY, PoR WOMEN AND
" CHILDREN, -
Corner Of Fourteenth and N streets,

This Dispensary Is In connection with Columbia
Hospital aud Is opened for the treatment Of eatdooT
patients. who are supplied with Medicine, Medical
and Surgical treatment free.
Patients who are about to be confined and desire 10
be attended at their own homes, but who are unable
TO for the services of competent medical prnct
tioner will be furnished with medical attention free,
by leaving their names aud address At the Hospital
with the matron,
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PROPOSALS FOR POTATOES.

mhlg-eu2w 05S 9Th st., OPP, Centre Market.
PROPOSALS. FOR POTATOES.
OFFICE CHIEP {, s. FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
NEw ORLEANS, La, March 7, leO5. !
Scaled Proposals 10 duplicate will be received hll
March q, lss, at Y IN, for furnishing the United
States Subsistence Department with all the POTA-
TOES they may require for the months OF April, May,
The articles Furnished must be Of the very best
uuAy, put up In good barrels, with head lined and
delivered at the subsistence depot FREQ Of charge for
Cooperage Vr drayage, with the name Of the seller
marked on each package.
beretofoTc failed To comply with their enKaEements
vim any branch OF the Government
Bids 10 lie directed to the undersigned, aud marked
.,proposals for Potatoes. - A. BECKWITH,
mhiGS6t Byt. Mai, Gen, aud c. s. ,U.sA
COLUMBIA.
George G. S :. A''A''' loUD Equity Doeasss
Al a Special Term Of the Supreme CouT! Of the Dis
triet Of Columbia held at the City Hall Washington,
Dc. this 18th day Of March, A. ID. ls0s-present
onni by lie Court this 18th day Of March, Al 1865
ON motion Of Johnson, solicitor for complainant
ordered that said sale be. aud Is hereby ratified and
OF before the first Tuesday Of May nenf I'M ,..,,.0
"ao copy Test RI. MEISs.,.
mhl9.Tha CLERK.
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NOTES.

Proposals must be to carry the mail with celebrity,
certainty aud security, using the VI the law,
and they must be guarlseed by two responsible per-
sons. certified to as ueh by postmaster or judge Of
court Of record.
No pay will be made for trips not performed and for
each Of such omissions not satisfactorily explained
three times the pay q the trip may be deducted Iof
arrivals far behind time break connection with
depending mails, and not sufficiently excused. one
fourth Of the compensation for the trip Is subject to
forfeiture Fines will be imposed. unless the deiin
queucy be satisfactorily explained for negleeting to
take the mail from into post office; for suffering
II 70 be injured destroyed, robbed Or lost and for
refusing, after demand, to convey the mail as fire.
quently as the contractor runs or Is concerned In
running, vehicles on the route The Postmaster Cen
office laws or the Instructions Of the Department He
nnylter the schedules Of departures and arrivals
also order an increase Of service BY allowing therefor
pro rata Increase the contract pay, He may also
clrtaii or discontinue the service whole In part
at pro rata decrease Of pay, allowins one month
extra compensation the amount OF service dispensed
with, Bids should DO addressed to the Second As.
sistant Postmaster General superseribed s. ropo-
sal, State Of Missouri. ,, and sent by mail.
For forms OF proposal, &c, and other infornAtion
see advertisement OF this date In pamphlet form. at
ALEX. W. RANDALL.
feG-Thit Postmaster General.
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uouRs or ATTENDANCE Ar tyr nIspvx..v,

Mondays, from Q 10 i.,.,......,....Prof ~ Howard
Wednesdays, from to 4.......Prof II. Thompson.
FIahSs, rem 70 ASHFORD,
Colulnbia Hospital Is open for the reception Of Pres
Patients upon orders Of the Honorable Secretary Of
the lnterior. Such orders for admission be OBJ
tanned OF the Surgeon in chief, DR.. j. THOMPs0N,at
first Iuu6-dIv
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WRaaPsReIISSSS PAPER FOR SALE At THIS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-01

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Nabella, dearest. hear me. - breathe 10
thee alone 80.
The wish dare to cherish. that thou wouids'
be mine own;
Mine own, till Death shallpa US. and an0'ne'
world be ours. \.
Full of streams and sparkling fountains OF
wales and scented flowers.
That wish deep in my heart lies hidden ana
try
BY cold, cold words to shroud 1t from inc eais-
less. common eye;
Yet, think thou not. most valued 'ha' INV
wish Is less the same. a..
because ia shadow from the wor'a "'
undiminished fame'
They of old, who went to worship at some pure
and lofty shrine.
ve;Ies their foreheads to its radiance. and thus
ia cover mine;
Forto me thou seemest beautiful. as an angel
orr saint
That Michael chiselled from the stone ana
Raphsel stroye to paint.
Then hear me, dearest. hear me. Maeelia'
while tell.
How thy sweet thought is in my heart. ike a
pearl within Its shell; :,
Concealed, but fondly treasured, aud eneirciea
with zone
OF love and friendship. and the wish that thou
wouldst be mine own.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-01
Unsoual Laws.

The Carl Schurz resolution at Chicago
adopts 1.-THE immortal principles OF the
Declaration of Independence, OF which
the foremost sets forth the rightfnl equal
| ity of men before the law.
The second Chicago resolutionts hat
denial Of equality. The Northern white,
I Il saws, may deny suffrage to the black
The Southern white shall not This is
equality IN ~.
tribute suffrage as he pleases, each state
properly controlling its own distribution.
The Southern white shall not distribute
suffrage. Congress has usurped the
mower from each State and will maintain
its usurpation. This is equality
Wholesale Acknowledgement of whites
has been worked at the South by the Law
of Congress. But nobody has been dis
francbised who would vote to keep Radi-
calls in power. This is equality
One law for the North, another law for
the South on the same subject This IS
equality
No negro suffrage at the North, where
il has been uniformly rejected by the
people for themselves. Wholesale negro
suffrage at the South, where it IS uni
formly dreaded. This is equality
No negro suffrage at the North, where
so few are the negroes that their igno'
rance could do but little harm through
the ballot. Wholesale negro suffrage at
the South, where the negroes are hall, or
nearly half, the population, and where
their ignorance, working through the
ballot, may and must do Its utmost narm'
This is equality ~.
Gratitude demands this, say the Chi
cago Radicals, yet larger proportion OF
Northern blacks fought in the war than
of the Southern blacks. The Northern
black is denied the suffrage. The South
ern black has it thrust upon him. This
is equality NJ.
Gratitude demands this, say the Chi
cago Radicals-but gratitude to whom
and for what2 Gratitude to the millions
of Southern blacks who helped the re
beIlion to the last hour OF It's life, who
had not pluck enough to strike blow
themselves for freedom, but now have
freedoms highest privilege thrust upon
them? Gratitude to the few thousand
Northern blacks who fought the rebel
lion. hut 10 whom suffrage is denied
This is equality.
Senator Doolittle proposed an amend
ment to the last reconstruction bill CIV
ing a ballot to every black soldier, pro-
Forthcoming gratitude thus to service; The
Radical Senate rejected it, for that was
equality.
The Chicago platform is a splintered
chin. which Carl Schurz cannot nail on
The grand old Declaration of lndepend-
ence. -Nee York World.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-01

TUB total amount covered by the lEtna Poli-
L cies on property destroyed or damaged if
500. s54. on which salvage will be about FIVE
per cent. Our total loss will not vary much
from s200, 900, and was promptly adjusted and
paid. This sum is Eve per cent. upon the Com
pany's assets. a figure but slightly exceeding
our Government and State taxes paid last year,
or a proportion equal 70 IS. 900 loss for COM
pany Of Sl0o.OOo assets.
The necessity for insurance and the value Of
wealthy, strong corporations is forcibly il
Illustrated by this FIRE. Several weak insurance
companies are destroyed. Portland has o
population of 35.O00-was handsomely built
mostly fine brick or stone structures-protected
and screened with UPWARD of 5000 shade trees
bounded on three Sides by wster-indeed,
literally, almost rising from the ocean--and
with steam fire department-yet il has Sl0,-
100000 of property consumed in few hours
upon holiday when its people are least occu-
pied-from the very Insignificant cause Of
contemplate irecracker.
Remember the trifing origin Of fires that
sweep away in few hours the earnings o.
years. Consider your best interest and give the
Etna Agent a call if you need proper insur-
ance security. Pay fair rate Of premium fol
a good and genuine article, and with these
lights and experiences before you, procure
your insurance with shrewd judgment.
Applications for insurance promptly attended
to by Il. A. LITTLET0N & CO., Ag'ts.
No. q Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-01
Highly Important TO Advertisers
OUR OWN NEWSPAPER
Is Published every Thursday, By
ST. CLAIR and JAS. VI. LAURENCE,
Under the firm name Of
LAURENCE RIOS.

IN CONNECTION WITH THE PAPER A
i travelling and local Book and Newspaper
1esncy haS been established. Sc We collect
and remit with ever order. - Publishers
desiring us 70 canvas for them vii scnd speci.
men copies 70 OUR OWN marked =. =.
All important publications viii Be noticed in
the paper, under the head Literary, address
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Agents and Publisher.
eod-R Pontotcr. Miss.
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THE MOST PAINFUL PILES
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device invented. but a valuable therapeutic
principle discovered. Private testimonials Of
efficacy on hand. The patent being DOW
granted, We are prepared from this time for
ward 70 furnish them By express, or TO Drug
gisis generally, and ~ Wholesale Ia any quan-
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-01

Via di Pc. II was richly decorated In
ternally, and at the same time some me
old tapestry had been brought out ana
hung among the three divisions oil the
gallery especially apportioned TO the
royal party. just before the royal tent
was q gigantic bouquet, which trans
miited its fragrance over the whole AM
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FOrtune-TelIIng Extraordinary.

A CHANCE IN A MAGNIFICENT RAP
"A fe and your fortune told for the trife Of
one dollar. the proceeds 10 80 20 the relief q
4 destitute widow. Ladies and rcntlemsn
wishing thus 70 learn their destiny. and ~ the
sane tiue DO q charitable act. can cal On
Madam Phebe. corner Of Mulberry and Beal
ttreets. 4-f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-01
Tax Payers Notice.

V'Hg ASSESSMENT OF THE NINTH
II and Ienfh Wards has been made b.
City Tar Assessors. The book. showing the
valuation and income Of owners II each lot
viii BE oreu for inrpection and correction AZ
the mex ten days. We Wonid have properly
owners IN thee two rev ua-df call and Sc
that mistakes AZ 10 ownerlhip are corrected
JOHN PARK.
l. nUpRF.
III ~ PROVTNF.
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THE OKOLONA NEWS.
G. ID. WINSON, Editor,
Published I'm the town of OkOIOna'
Miss, eveEy Thursday Morning.

rT'HE NEWS Is PUBLISHED IN ONE OF
Il the most thriving towns on the line Of the
Mobile md Ohio railroad has over one thou
sand readers and Il n valuable advertlsing ne
dive for MEMPHIS MERCHANTS, whose
interests will be greatly enhanced in North
Mississippi b. making their bHsiness known
through IL columns.
aFents for this psuer. eod-H
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Commercial Hotel
RE-oPENED,
Corner Jefferson and Front SITS.

rrUIS wELL-KNOWN AND POPULAR
tbropghout. and will open en- THURSDAY,
MARCH 5, 1865. for the reception of guests.
The table viii be Supplied with the hest the
market affords. The caterer. MAJ; IN. ..
steward, formerly Of this city. but more re-
Gently OF the Exchange Hotel. OF Richmond,
Va, will be on hand, with a corps OF attentive
walters 10 supply the inner man. We PLEDGE
ourreives 10 make our guests comfortable and
al home. and have the Old Commercial again
redeem its character as one Of the best Hotels
in the city.
Schedule of Prices:
Dav Board. per month-...-...-.-.....S30O 90
Roard and Lodging. per week.. II %
Transient Guests, per day.. 50
Cant. b. ID. CASTLEMAN will he found in
'ne O"'' ALLEN BROTHERS.
q Managers.