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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-28


One of the M ost interesting episodes OF
the Chicago Convention was that IN
which the notorious Foster Blodgett, late
Mayor of Savannah, Georgia, and a
a brother abolitionist, made a display OF
their antecedents. Blodgetts history is
that he was at one time an exceedingly
rabid Confederate, or rather that he
assumed that character. Soon after the
conclusion of the war he turned his coat
and became fit associate of Governor
Joe Brown. He made himself particu-
larly conspicuous as an advocate OF the
radical negro policy. He finally sue
ceeded in attracting the attention of
some one who knew his history, and who
happened to be aware of the fact that he
had taken the iron-clad oath, which he
had no right to do, and which, taken
under the circumstances in which
he was placed, the law denounced as
periury. He was indicted by the grand
iury, and only escaped protracted resi-
dence in the penitentiary by the skin of
his teeth. His last appearance was IN
the character OF delegate to the Chi
cago Convention. While discharging
his patriotic duties there he was recog-
nized BY an abolition lawyer OF that
city, whom be prosecuted at Savannah,
while Mayor, for being an abolitionist,
and was arrested by bis victim upon a
suit for damages. The complaint set
forth some very serious charges against
Blodgett in regard to his treatment of the
attorney, and the damages were laid at
one hundred thousand dollars, failing to
give security TO which, Bodgett was
lodged in jail, where he is now rejecting
nnon the beauties Of playing whirligig in
notifies This is a fine illustration Of the
old saying Of dog eat dog. Louis
all (hsIrifr
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THADDEUs STEVENS.

Viii Not Nose in Ady.-Tbe Honora-
bic Ben Wade has concluded not to
move into the White House during the
present month Of May. He will not
take the oath of office, but that will not
preyent his taking several other oaths.
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General Grant.

The New York Herald. which has al
ways been friendly to General Grant,
and which first nominated him for Presi-
dent, now says:
"The Washington correspondents say
that General Grant has been laboring to
get the President convicted and removed,
and one Of the reports is that be visited
Senator Ross as late as twelve o'clock
Friday night the night before the
vote was taken in the Senate on i'm
peachment-for the purpose Of trying
the power Of persuasion upon that Sena-
tor. IL this be true, General Grant has
brought disgrace upon bis name and the
high position be holds in the estimation
Of ali who love fair play and justice.
His great military fame viii rot save
him from the odium OF such conduoL
The reports are 80 direct and circum-
stsutial that he can not escape the con.
sequences unless be pabhcly declares
they are not true. What does GeuerAl
Grant say7 Has be been using his ia
flueuce upon members Of the High Court
OF Impeachment 10 force a verdict Of
conviction against the President Of the
United Siatesi Let Us have the truth
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NsaFs fDver) STATE Gazette says I

Meals DYER State Garetle says that
sheriff Slaughter left last Tuesday for
Nashville. accompanied BY tour gentle
men, three colored and one PLAIN, Who
propose residing for the next four years
al stone mansios in that city, provided
our very worthy (fl Governor does not
rssuire four votes AZ the next election TO
heip elect Tom Hamilton. the sugar thiei,
TO Congress II be does, they viii return
ahnrtlr.
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Pendleton,

From the New York Sunday News, May III
As the Democratic Convention draws
near the minds of the people naturally
look forward to see if they can discern
the coming man; for no matter who is
nominated by the Democratic Conven-
ton next July, the nominee is sure to be
the next President of the United States.
Judging from the delegates already
chosen, we are Of the opinion that Geo.
H. Pendleton, of Ohio, will be the man.
We submit to our readers calculation
based upon facts, and the opinion OF the
best informed political calculators
STATES THAT HAVE ALREADY CHOSEN DELEGATES
ron Mr.. PFNDIETON.
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A Reconstructed State.

Tennessee Of all the rebel States is the
only one fully reconstructed and under
its own government No where is human
life 40 unsafe: female chastity in such
danger property so insecure, and gene
raj crimlnaliiy so prevalent. ls it worth
while 10 reconstruct the other States on
The same basis 7-Pe0rid Democrat
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Now, give him one-half the excluded
States, namely : Alabama, Arkansas,
Florids, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi,
North and South Carolina, Texas and
Virginia, ia all 6s vOtes-one-ha OF
which is "a votes; also, give him one
half the New England States-many
good calculators think be will have
nearly all Total vote Of New England,
80 votes; give Pendleton halt, say Is
votes, and the matter would stand thus
Votes
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BARTLETT'S
PATENT
Polar RefrigeratOrS.
MCKINNEY, BRYSON 4 CO.,
ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR USUAL
"A Fupply Of the deservcdly popular
POLAR REFRIGERATOR,

Considered by those who have used them 70 be
the hest in Americs. They can With pleasure
refer TO numerous persons In the city VINO have
them IN use.
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CANTON MATTINes. ETC.

CANTON MATTINGS. WHITE AND
u Chected Cocoa. Gaze and Manila Mat
tines and Mats of al kinds. iust received A.
MCKINNEY. BRYsON A co.'s.
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Being ten votes more than the majority
Of The Convention. We are no prophets,
but We predict the nomination and cleo
ton Of Pendleton.
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W.. II
CONFECTIONERs.
.n- oto 49,. -. NJ co,,t.
g., foues p..,nn s. ponlar and fourth.
A"sus. ..,a,,oy D ,.ruCHAyrs
ww YssIman. Produce, Flour. Canned
Mm' ~. a iea'iasn' sa Wanroe
s2WPasi na LSoIsson soiIopS psYS K Co. 252 Front.
niaet Csmyan n Co. 2i6 Front, Produce.
nxsprNsARY.
,p p,,n.n,,'. AZ and 40 North Court.
Dr. D. D. huss. ,.ssr
DEN.
DIR. ]. G. Harris. 2l1 Second.
DOTY'S WASHING MAChiNhS
Wheeler. Picsens Co., 5oo MAIN.
DRUGGfSTS.
III. C. Steever, corner Second and Madisoh'
W. P, Gray. 81 Adams; n
M9rrisopp p.,,isr = n,if n Main.
J. B; Wassonm; m also pent'st' oio Mai"'
Theo. hoerner. s,O mnns e"ss' ~ ~
ci, uowciI' Wood A Co., ss2
southerh rAiaoe
Wells a Coll, s67 Main.
FORIuNE
Madam Anna, % nhyoso.
FURNITURE AND a CAnrEiS. 60
ROCK iE.'' ~ 7I var rE
GkOCEhS
John X. Lytle a Co, l43 Poplar. y
.poCTRS AVN COTTON FACTORS.
1noSh, bh.,,;ns 70 Ss6 Front. wholesale.
p"T' rrarvip rnri 4 Co. 226 and POS Second.
prssUNC. SALOONS.
The Garioaldi, % Jene'ISm ;n; Foreman "sisH"''
Proprietor; Joseph Liparti .oieinah'
II. @. Hampe. overton ho.el.
HAhDWAE'
0rgill Bros; Co., Slz rreht, Ie Mroo
II. Wetter 20" ssoi~ n2 'u VI aot Wo;n
McComos d Co.. .xa1a ~ 5-' "
HAITEKS. u.
Francisco W gym, iasnlonaoWn,e aon na''ois'
Furriers and leaueIs y. 'sSn, ,,,y,,.D
HIDES AND LEA .i u.,or
Philler So; Adansi octi w EnJ;ngs rldn. sn Adams
ochieiper w. o,r-r
I.a.ssal aa, Front. NJ. Allen.
CommeIeiai' oone''0
ftoIrie.qYIIiI iIo,o, 80 Adams. Uardwick. Haight
HentIal . mn 49,
ra..eIsun sona xvATrV-
lCb onEA 30 n - oor Wonroe
~ ho''o' ''D ,NSsipANCC
=, ,,,.'sI TO NcWabop o. Otis. az
,.ii;icn LsuiS "''1"'
fernando Ins. Co.. 10 Madison; Ben. May,
Secretary :,arn .; d. Mntual Life. j. s. Chaplin,
STATE Agent. A Union.
Gao 10 T., Crook. agent United States Fire
and Marine. 2T91a Main. up stairs.
Moore West, Agetns ftna Liie' ueors'"
Home and state azs maaisSna ro ola Main M ].
,I:, ID psit. w n Royie Sec'y
"Wlcksii iinhnrei rlrs & Sylvester % Madison.
nasoto ms and Trust Co AZ Madison; J.G.
Jonsdaie. Sec'y; w. NJ. Farrington, Pres't.
H. A. Littleton q Co, Agency, u Madison.
Peoples Insurance Company. JIG Madison.
Speed * Carpenter, agents Conn. MUTUAL
Life, a5 Madison.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Michael Foley, lg4 MAN. up stalrs'
Walter Stanley, Navy Yard.
Patrick Sherry. Adams. w s.a"s'
JOB FRI y So c,,.,
Franklin Job Ofice-s. Y. IooI-'o oour''
LIQUOR DEALES DEALEE.I
G.. A. Eckerlys also urocer, aft rIon..
LUMBER, DOORS, SASH LAe.
b. X Plain Co., s64 Second.
LIVERY STABLES.
Forrest. AZ Adams
Il Ioo n Sselinman' 6S IJnien. corner Third
G. II. Bracket h Co.. 32l and 1913 Second.
MEATS AND VEGETABLES.
90 Iagarson a. market-the hest of all kinds.
,WYvINEny coOnS.
~ .iLaiosaie s6I Main
vance Oo,, wno,1S .,,.,,,. nwwY~c
1li,nts, q - 90 RsaI and go Sec
Is. A. Hohehpers w. 80 De"' "N
Ond. Mariana
,,t piJ.aIr ~ Madison
Tnhn Grabam. Asent. SO North Court.
n,UsIC wTrsICAL MERCHANDISE.
p Kat,enbach. Sl7 Main.
-mrns HoUsr AVN SIGN
80 IGa;I 90 Irn;on
hooA .,x,ysSCTANs Mtf
,n. 80. ,,ns,.;rs
II Batepah, m'Sf, af.e III Isl Sa ain w Presdeneo
II :a - D"'''' V'i''S
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STATES THAT HAVE NOT YET ELECTED AND THAT
WILL CERTAINLY vOTG FOR HIN.
Votes. Votes;
Teuncftce-.s.-..-s-sssslV DelaMAre s.-s-.ss.-s--
NJ aryl land .....--...-.-.--- =
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|s-rranstsnt sdvertis ennents CASH ti sta-
ARRJA6Fs AID TFuHERALs- NOTES. %
I :, WHEN under six hines.
Inpis announeementsio OF Deaths. gratis
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POROUS PLAsrEns

ACCUMULATE ELECTRIcITY,, 7,
whereby the circulation of the blood be-
comes equallzed upon tue part where apPli-
ed, causing pain and morbid action to cease.
was there ever publtshed stronger evil
dence than this? 4a---i.-s Is, .l.,,I-.. q ..ssE
Certificate from A. #. Sterling, Esq.
For two years, 1 have been great sufferer
from neuralgia in'the head and found only
relief from all the various RENE
dies that i havetrIed. until applied one of
"ALLeocK'sP POROUS PLASTERs." cut
itinto three st'ips..placing one under each
shoulder blade and the other overtime small
OF my back, and for the past three months L
have had scarcely twInge OF the old pain.
advise all who suffer from nervous disease
to lose no time In making a trial OF the
wonderfal plaster.
a. F. STEERING, sec,y Singer Mfg Co.
New York, june 8, 1858. ,.f.-S 81 81
Principal Agency, Brandreth House New
York. Sold by all Druggists.
dec1S-lmd&w .'t
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ARKANSAS.
I.0wIsburiE sncKe ed By the nllItIA.
citizens shot Down In tne streets.
The People Ask for IN Q interference,
OTUnited states Troops.

The People Ask for th Q Interference
OTUnited states Troops.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 10.
Aspecial dispatch from Little Rock
to the AUdEGHche says: Reliable infor-
nation states that on the morning of
the 10th four companies of militia,
commanded by Col, Gray Williams,
from Roane and Matthews counties,
the latter oolored, entered Lswisburg,
shooting in every direction. They
marched to the store of Bream & Cozey,
and set fire to 1t, after pouring coal oil
on the floor. Howard & Wells store
was also burned. Mr.. Cozey was shot
down and his body thrown into the
flames after ritling his pockets. The
town is still occupied by the militia,
who go shooting and shouting through
the streets. and no one Is permitted TO
leave without pass,
All Is quiet at Augusta. 1t Is said
that prominent citizens prevented an
attack on the militia, fearing misrepre-
sentRtion abroad. The people desire
| Interference by United States troops in
their behalf.
AmeetiDg was held in Batesvllle to-
day in which nil parties participated,
declaring for peace under any circum-
stances, promising to support the civil
authorities, and calling on other coun-
ties 10 hold similar meetings.
The arrest of VIM. Merriweather, n
prominent Radical, of undergraduates
county, by Gen. Upham, at Augusta,
on the charge OF discouraging enlist
ments, creates some sensation.
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MORNING EDTTION.

|4ED EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
AKIN 6ATTJRnkY
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Dr. TobIas' venetian Horse LIninent

Dr. TobIas' Venetian H orse Imminent.
Pint bottles at 81. for the cure OF lameness,
scratches, wind gals; spraIns, bruises plints,
cuts, colo, slipping stifie, over. heating, sore
throat, nail in the foot, dc. 1t is warranted
cheaper auu better than any other article
ever offered to the public. Thousands OF
animals have been cured OF collie and over
heating by the Llniment;and hundreds that
were crippled and lame have been restored
TO their former vigor. 1t Is used by the hrst
horsemen throughout the States Orders are
constantly received from the racing stables
OF England, for mesh supplies oil. this invaIuA
able article. over $500 testimonials have
been received, Remsmber, one dollar laid
out in time may save the life OF your horse,
Sold by all Druggists. omee. 10 Park
Place, New York. deols-lmd&w
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rae sena.orlal Question.

-hultOTS 4HtetttyChCeTs
The discussion Of the question "who
shall wear the Senatorial MANTLE" as
the successor of Mr.. Van Wrinkle, is,
we think, well timed and dpFOp0S.-
Any OF the several gentlemen hitherto
named have, at least, fitness for the
position, aud would be acceptable to q
majority of the people OF the State. ~
Should the claim OF the border States
to a representative in the next Cabinet
be recognized by General Grant-the
fitness OF Mr.. Carlile or Senator Wiley
Tor the position will not admit of a
qusstion-aud in the event that honor
Is conferred upon our State by the APP.
pointmeut of Mr.. Wiley, two vacancies
Will exist IN be hlled by the next Legis-
lature-whichc could be done by an adj
journed session, of IA few days, or by
the usual course Of an Executive an.
pointmenE- 8c1N
Looking, therefore, ut tho probable
contingency OF Mr.. Willey's appoint-
ment to seat in General Grants cabi.
net, then the question becomes of some
interest, as to who would be his most
suitable successorS
Young In years as our Stale may be
the old leaders who moulded public
opinion having been BhelYed on &C.
count of their reasonable pToclivities
I-yet We have an abundance OF mate
rial. hitherto retired from the public
II kuAsa 0ub AnB GNAuALS IN aO1llIY, ana gu
perior to some Eof their predecessors
In all the qualities of practical
craftsmanship. Eminent amongst the
last named class Is the Hon
James hurley of Marshall county
Mr.. Buriey's knowledge of men, anC
familiarity with important question,
of State and national policy in this
uttlitariRn age, eminenny ht him fol
the position OF Senator in Congress.
The period when turHid orRtory dAz
zled and misled the masses has passed
, never again we hope to return. The
people capable of AppreciatinE thei
true interests, turn away from brillian
: theorists and are seeklng the practical
= We sec an illustration OF this Just nov
In the neighbOrinR State of PennsylVa,
: mia, in favor of Mr.. Moorhead. n prac
teal statesman, for Senator in tina
J. Estate.
Let the plain, practical, commo
sense of West Virginia be heard an
needed, should Mr.. Wnley's seat be
come vacant, by o rally on Mr.. Burley
ID PRO Bono PUBLlcO.
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THE New York ISiL1rRe OF yesterday
contains Horace Gresley,Ei reply to
Senator Morton. BE favors immediate
resumption and believes there Will be no
run On the Treasury IL specie payments
were begun tomorrow or first OF jan
uary, and says he would resumes at once
on our seventy millions; or II we don't
resume Immediately, he wosid use fifty
millions TO buy up and cancel bonds,
and thus appreciate the national credit.
The one thing needful- for resumption
Is TO provide some form Of national OBJ.
legations which holders of grseabacks
will prefer to coin, aud this can besob.
tanned by making a bond which shall
be perfectly secure. BE closes by say
ing ''the bonds are not to be converted
into greenbacks. as 1 rejoice in believing
that you are at length satisfied; but the
Greenbacks. II paldat all, must be con,
verted into bonds. urge that course
therefore, which will make such
conversion practicable. / want every
greenback made equal to coin, no
in 1871, but very early In 1863
recommend the plan that leads di
rectly to this result. seek a consol Ii
which our greenbacks may be funde,
atpleasure on terms favorable to on
tax payers. seek an early reduction
ofthe interest on our five-twenties, s
fast as the goyernmants option shal
have matured, to ave and II possible I
four per cent, and have steadfastl
advocated early resumption and exc
Grated every form OF Reputation fror
the start. But for the UNANIMOUSLY an
honest proposition that the Dos Tnipf
Justly be paid on In Ereenbacks. an
me powerful names whereby that vi
I nny was upheld. we might have n
9s nH1 and commenced funding OF
O-1s " lower interest long ago, III
~ y. ~ - today many millions pooTe
ana mueh further FROM perfect solyenC
by reason OF that wretched tisyice :,
Copperhead TaseAilty. Inc yrss,,T,.S
theory, and of the Counter 49, ~ SssS
Thy men whose patriotistn AMI, ssn
OF obigation;t to- the lnatlon,a eTes;,s
should have kept them out at n
slough, II their integrity did not SnfsS
When this couhtenanee shall have ID
wholly withdrawn and ApoIoRizsd h
eshall be very near resumpIlon."
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Thu House OF Delegates yesterday
reconsidered It's determination to strike
out Of the Free School chapter the State
and county Superintendent The mat
ter however has not yet been finally
acted on. but comes uRas special or
der at half past ten this morning. The
preponderance OF opinion ain both
houses seems now 10 be IN favor Of re-
tanning The State superintendency, but
it is by no means certain what VIII be-
como OF tho county suPerinten dents.
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! CRISTADoHO's, FAME. Z
Is the OGsprInR OF n SEent Fact.
ID BXoRLsIoR HAIRDYE

si EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE u
Brings out a finer BROWN or BLACK than
any other, in a sho tier time, and without In.
jury to the hair. This Is n truth as apparent
Us that the sun lights tho earth. u,
I,CrIstadoro's Hair PreSeRVatIYe
AND, BEAUTIFIER.-The toilet, without
this article, lacks It's most useful attribute.
NOthingis 80 common in this country as tho
falling out toe hair The preseryative pre-
vents it. The hbres can no moro loosen and
drop on, IL This article is regularly appned
night and morning, than II each were hxed
in vice. The testimony on this point Is
over whelming. while the beautIIying and In
Yigorating properties o! the fiuId are equal
Iy well established. SaEl s, Lt i'gf-7- sl
Sold byDruggbstss aud applied by all Hair
Dressers. AIanufactory No. 6S Maiden Lane.
Principal Depot No. 8 AstoF House.
IerlS.lmd&W 'str =44t- -4-i-. li = % Z
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Essays FOR YOUNG aIEN.

On the .EIrors and Abuses incident 10
Youth and Early Manhood, with the hui
name view OF treatment and euro. sent by
mall, free of charge. Address HOWARD
ASS0oTA TON, Box p. Philadelphia, Pa.
sepZ3s8mdkW str f=il
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ruEspAY noRNINe. DEC. GO.

! rms Senate Is at a dead lock on the
|ailroad question. sAyote WAS reached
testerday ON motion TO substitute
he law Of 1865 for the section as passed
y the House. and upon this proposi-
ion the Senate was eq ialIy divided
eleven for and eleven Rgninst. The
notion failed for want OF n majority.
We should think by n little judieious
amendment the old law might be
made to command one more vote. -:
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Spftfal agStfees
WHO JTSEiS
fBITTERs p

AAk9A4 ~ ~ III - - - !-~9-- =
PhyAlcians use 1t In their practice because
of its salutary efect upon their patients.
business men use it because they require a
sound physique and clear intellect; seden.
tary people use it because 1t fortihes them
against complaints. which rezult from a
sluseish condition Of Tie bodily functions.
produced by an inactive life; travellers uselt
because 1t protects them against epidemic
and endemic diseases oiergymen, judges,
lawyers, editors. teachers and
studentsnseIt because itimparts fresh force
TO mind and body and preserves health and
strength against decay; the working classes
use II because II sapPofta me body which
would otherwiAe suffer irreparahle injury
from excessive labor; iamilless use it because
1t Is a certain Iemedyy or.Remulutude of
common complaints; everybody uses itbe
Gauss. q Itasase, Agreeable and emcaelops
tonic and stimuIant. I'D -.e=sil-, :
Sold by all druggists and storekeepers, ~ =
t. DIR. s. b HARTMAN q CO., =
M Sole PropfIstors, Lancaster Pa,
And No. %. Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
g. re- d
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-22

- IL SdditIOn % the SO, 900 in gold paid
Ion sst y Walker by Russia, for his
~, ~ n, work In the Alaska trapsa etior,.
Soe S !" aseAnston Chronicle received ST..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-22
Mtna Fire and Marine Ins. Go.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEEriNe
Il OF the. stocknoiders of the lEetIfn Fire
and Marine insurance Cotnpanyforfh the
e1ection of direetoEs will be aid NJ fffa offios
OF the eoInpany on MONDA0s1nn. an, 1850.
petWeen the honr8 OF 10 and II a. M =
dec2l-td S.R. HILDRETH. Eee,y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-22

a InousANp DoLLAR cipher dispatch
was va sent Sunday by the British Minis