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The Portland daily press., 1868-10-27
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OCTOBER TERM-GoDpARD, j., PREsrprsa
MONDAY.--The case of O'Donnell vs. O'Dopnell
was argued by Mr.. Parker for defendant an Mr..
Deane tor plaintiff. Decision reserved.
Deane g. Verrill. w porter
No. 1870. f. 81. Montine, oy his ASSIGNEE. Va.
Charles Deake. Assumpsit to recover Se6o ba,anca
due and interest, for dredging 2sOo yards of mud in
the dock at defendants wharf The defence in that
there was special contract wi plaintiff to dredpe
1000 yards that he did not dredge that amount and
that he ablndOne the work before his contract WINS
completed, entailing expense upon defendant. On
trial.
l.. ID. M. Sweat P. Barnes
The following cases are in order for Tuesday:
FORENOON.
146-Power VS.. Brown and Trustee
6G-paine vs.. Meg inchy.
71-Milliken VS.. Ray.
79-Tukey VS.. Whittemore.
Sch use VS.. jenkins,
142-Sweat VS. Dunnlug.
172-Tilock VS.. Webb.
192-Mavbnry VS.. y good.
202-Mattocks VS.. Orlway.
2l3-Dow ct al. VS.. Jenkins.
AFTERNOON.
87-Devine VS.. Miller.
2Us-Norwood VS.. Clark.
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so many inquiries in regard to the new illumi-
nator, mentioned in our columns last week,
that We would state we expect to be able to
give full particulars by the end of this week.
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luton q Mcfarland.

At1OOW u MC1UfLCLUUs
Desire to Cali the attention the fact that more than
%
IF their Safes gave AMPLE PROTECTION In the
late ire. Parties desiringa
FIRST RATE SAFE,
Ats MODERATE PRICE, will please call on
EMERY q WATERHOUSE,
MiddleStrect. Portland.
or At ITO Sudbury Street, Boston.
Secondhand Safes taken in exchange for sale
Parties desiring Sanborn's Steam improvement at
tsched to Filton 4 McFarland's Safes can order OF
Emery, Waterhouso & Co.
Jan l5-sNlstw in each MI u adv remainder of time
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oct27-tf

A GOOD selection of coatings and cass-
meres for custom clothing. Prices reasonable,
at E. Leeven's & Co., % Market Square.
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Prepared and Sold only by
JEREMIAH BUXTON, JR.,
Also Proprietor OF the Great German Cough Remedy
YARMOUTH, ME-.
Price $500. augt0d&wtfsy
Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable.
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Remedies the i'll effects Of Bad DYES Jnviu-
crates and the hair soft and beautiful nck
bro~n. Sold by all Druggists and Pertumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory is Bond
street, New York. ian1.sxd1v
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THE AUTHORSHIP of the famous poem, "Tear
Down the Haunting Lie" is in fair way to
excite as much controversy as that of the let
tiers of Juuius or Rock Me to Sleep" 1t has
been quite universally believed on the author
ity of the Tribune, where it first appeared, that
it was written by the late Gen. Halpine, bet
ter known as miles O'Reilly." Others have
attributed it to young Englishman named
GEORGE Boweryem who died at Fo, tress Mon
roe during the war. Strange to say Mr. VIM.
Oiand Bourne, who kept silent till both the
parties above named are in the grave, now
declares that the poem is his. Mr.. Bourne is
the editor of the Soldiers Friend. After all,
the authorship is not worth quarreing about
as all will agree who remember it.
NEW POSTAL REGULATIoN.-Under a new
arrangement just concluded between the Post
Office Departments of the United States and
of Prince Edward Island, the single rate of
postage on International letters will be reduc-
ed On and after the LIST Of November, 1868, from
ten to six cents, JIprepaid at the Office of mail
ing in either country. But if posted unpaid or
insu6acientEy prepaid, they will be subject to a
postage charge of ten cents per single rate in
the country of destination.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-27

The LAST TRIP OF THE SEAsoN.-Rand has
returned from his last trip to the country on
Saturday, and brought several pairs of fine
horses; he is offering them at low figures at "a
Federal street
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business items.

Boys CLOTHING, all sizes and sly les; also
shirts and drawers, may be had at 1872 Congress
street. ORIN HAWKES. & Co.
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THE WEsT.-The Chicago Tribune says the
Great West will vnte "a folIows. -


WEST VIRGINIA.-Nothing can be more alb
surd than the Democratic claims of triumph
in West Virginia. The State officers, the Leg
islature and all the Congressman are ours. A
Republican United States Senator in place of
Van Wrinkle is assured. 1t is curious to see
dispatches announcing these facts preiaced by
hea lingsike these: Continued Assurances Of
Democratic Victory;""A Sweeping Triumph
Claimed"
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Office.

"a The Carriers OF the "PREss are not allowed
to sell papers singy or by the week, under any cir
cumstances. Persons who are OF have been, receiv-
ing the PRESS" IN this manner, will confer tav-
or by leaving word at this office.
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Portland and vicfnity.
New Advertisements shis Dat.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Free Lecture-Dr. c. c. Bennett.
Lecture on Observation-Disclosures. j. P. Thurston.
sew ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Insurance-J. E. Dow s. Son.
Merchant Tailor-Wm. c. Beckett.
Steam K fined Tripe-C. W. Belknap.
Dry Goods-Merrill, Prince i Co.
Nrtice-George 'Fobes.
House Tor Sale-W. H. Jrrris.
Situation Wanted as Clerk.
rouse Tor Sale-W Ii. Jerris.
Probate Notices.. A. Waterman.
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Mrs f. W. LANDER.-This most estimate
lady and distinguished actress will favor us
with two performances at Deering Hall ON
Thursday and Friday evenings next. Her
claims to hearty response on the part o the
public are many, but the mention of two will
suffice. The first is connected with her career
as an artist, and as one of the greatest who
has ever appeared upon the American stage.
The second, the selfabrogation she displayed,
subsequent to tie death of her husband (Gep.
Lander) in becoming chief matron in the
hospitals, organizing corps of nurses, and
smoothing the dying pillows of those who had
resigned their lives nobly and periodically, in
defense of their country. She will be sup
ported by stock company engaged expressly
for that purpose, and Portland people will
have an opportunity to see acting which has
been pronounced by the leading papers of the
country equal to that of Ristori. Tickets
ready at the box office.
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TIE American House, Boston, has been new
ly fitted and furnished throughout. The repu-
tatlon OF the senior partner has been too we'll
established by long test of years, to need
further endorsement from u.s.
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New Two Story Double House for

o. Within three min tes walk Of City Hall
E,. VIII, acc Jmmo late two or four fun lies. Good
N.s>H neighborhood. VIII rent for 500 per annum
Price Jnly 81, 200 each. Will pay large In crest ON
tue iny stmeHt;, Applyto W. II. JERKS.
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CHARITY perfumes the giver, love perfumes
the receiver, friendship perfumes society, old
maids perfume each other, old bachelors per-
fume nobody, handles perfume themselves,
but Woodworth's Flor Del Santo perfumes ev-
cry thing. eod1w
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ATTENTION is invited to the sale of valuable
real estate at West End by auction az O'Clock
this afternoon, by F. o. Bailey. See adver-
tsement.
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Republican Head Quarters
LANCASTER HALL!

to take measures to secure full delegation to attend
the grand Republican Demonstration in Bos on on
the aSi h inst.
E Let every Republican be present. Afuli state
ment OF the programme will be made
Per order Republican City Committee.
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GRAY, Oct. 26, 1868.
Mr.. EDITOR The Phil Sherdans of Gray
and Tornadoes of New Gloucester played their
last game OF base ball for the season, on the
formers grounds at Gray corner, on Saturday
last. 1t was the most spirited and close con.
tested game of the season, both clubs exhibit.
ing great skill and great pluck. The Sheri-
dams lead their opponents at the close of the
fifth inning two to one The Tornadoes "went
in" at this stage of the game, outstripped their
adversaries and won the game handsomely by
score of 81 to "A. Thompson OF the lorna
does made a number OF splendid fly catches.
Haskell made some excellent stops. and D.
Coombs two graceful attempts. Doughty Of
the Sheridans, as usual, was very successful in
taking fys and Hancock behind the bat seems
to have found his right position at last. He
was Justify cheered by the crowd for his fine
playing. Mr.. Amos Rich acted as umpire, and
was highly complimenled by both clubs for his
good Judgment and just decisions. J.
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REPUBLICAN, RALLY.-The Republicans OF
this city, especially those who are connected
with the political organizations, and all Others.
will meet at Lancaster Hall this evening, for
the purpose of adopting measures TO secure a
full delegation to attend the great Republican
demonstration in Boston tomorrow evening
1t is TO be hoped that there will be a large at
tendance at the meeting tonight and sucb
measures adopted as will ensure large turn
out OF the Portland clubs. The Forest Citv
and State should have the largest DELEGATION
outside of Massachusetts,, and Portland sbop,d
have the biggest of any city outside of Boston.
1t can be done if the Republicans of this citv
say so.
This demonstration will be the laroeot .ra
most brilliant one ever got up in New Eng
land, and it will be we'll worth visit tn Ros.
ton to witness and share in it. The arranoe-
ments are complete and perfect for conveying
the Maine delegation and for their recantion
in Boston. Faneuil Hall is placed at tba;r
disposal collation. will be furnished on
their arrival and tickets for dinn.r 60 III Il
wear capes. The whole cost is only three dol.
lars for passages and all expenses. The mam.
bers will have no trouble about their torcbas "a
they are to be packed here, and banded ont
after arriving in Boston, when in readiness for
the torchlight procession. Tickets will ha for
sale at II to-day at Republican Headoparters
At the meeting this evening the whole pro-
gramme will be announced, and it il boped
that every Republican will be present
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NOtica.

I'HE Stockholders OF Fraukl IL Wha Co. are hero
l. BY notified that the annual meeting OF sai,l o.
VIII De held at heil office ON said What tn ksDAY
ees 'or the rnsun. year. and tn transact any other
business which may legally eome b.fre thea.
Portland, Oct 20, 1868. -f' oca7-clti
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OF the twenty five engines lately ordered
from Nelson & Co., of Glasgow, tweniy-on
had arrived in Canada; the remaining four
were on the way. The whole of the engines
would be ready for the anticipated heavy au-
tumn traffic.
The bonds issued by the city of Portland
twenty years ago in aid OF the construction of
the Atlantic aud St Lawrence railroad,
amounting in the aggregate to 81 5000 be.
gin to ia due in December next. The amount
then maturing would be 100000, OF which
about one half would be provided by the sink
ing fund attached to the loan; the other halt
would have TO be provided by the Grand
Trunk Company. The balance of the above
debt, viz, $18O0O00, woul1 fall due at
various periods between December next and
January, 1871. AS the sinking funds would
in the aggregate only be capable OF providing
ABOUT one half of the whole amount, it follow
ed that the remainder would have to be found
by the Grand Trunk. To meet this payment
Of say. $3.50, 900, it would be necessary to Issue
new bonds, either in American currency or in
sterling. The latter mode would, of course, be
preferable in consequence of the high rate of
premium now paid for gold in the United
| States. The bonds, however they are issued
would he protected by sinking fund-they
formed oart of the working expenses of the
Grand Trunk Company-and the only mort
gage that would take precedence Of them was
one for 81, 100000.
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TICKETS FOR BosTON.-Tickets for the exonr-
sion to Boston will be for sale to-day at the
Republican Headquarters after II O'Clock.
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SPECIAL NOTICES. 800
Something New !
DAVIS 81 CO.,
Have just received from New York Five Hundred

Packages OF
RICH NEW GOODS!
making the largest and best see ted stock Ladies'
Furnishing and Fancy Goods offered 10 this ~.
We cordially invite every lady pusch lsn2 sucn
goods TO visit our store learn our prizes, and for
themse yes. We shall sell every article a. the We
lowest market price. We have hand full line Of
those beautiful
u ~ ID r r. " r . II 8!
bought by hundreds last season. at the price OF co.
Also large lot OF SI,25 Kid Gloves, which we an
selling tor 81 90 Per pair. Remember our place OF
business Is
No. 10 Clapp's Block, Congress 81.
October "a, 1865. eodtisN
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NEW YoRK .Inlx 1st 1873.

DR. AooFtASD's German Vesetabls Hair
Remover will change grey hair to Its natural
color. oct1-1w
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WanfRh I


A YOUNG GENTLEM AN with the HIGHEST crS-
deuIias wi-hes to obtain a situation as ook
Keeper. or General 'erk, in sumo rcant lie house
in this city. Address Box 66s, portland p. o.
October q. dit
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House for Sale.
PROBATE NOTICES.

THE Honse No. IA ,srleton Street. continuing IL
rooms, in god repair, ged tor two families
APPLY 20 W. II. JERRIS.
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Tho Schools of Maine-1s6S and 1858.
1868. 1858.
Whole number Of children between
and 81 225,2OO 24o,75s
Whole numbered registele in sum-
mer schools. boz 132, l62
Average attendance In summer
schools. ........................ SO,4W l0U,1Z6
Whole numbered registered in win
Average attendance in winter schools 9779o 1872 43O
Per eentage of attendance to census
Decrease crease in number Of cslldren. 1855
Decrease in average attendance, b per cent.
The census is taken from State Treasurer's
books, the one in which the apportionment of
the above money is made.
The statement given above is suggestive of
several curious questions. How does it hap
pen that the number of children between the
ages of four and twenty-one has decreased by
the startling number OF 1859 during the last
ten years? The number of children is known
from the returns made annually by the school
committees of the several towns to the Secre-
tary of State. 1t is barely possible that of late
year,, since taxation has been so heavy, mem.
bers of the committee may not have been quite
so conscientious in returning the whole mum.
Der Of scholars as they formerly We're, since
towns that do not raise at least Que dollar for
the support of schools for every child between
four and twenty-one, receive none of the State
school fund This explanation is not entirely
credita5le to the parties concerned, but there
is only one other that can be conceived, and
that for the honor of the people of the State
shall be nameless here. The war and the
breaking up of families that resulted from it
afford satisfactory explanation for part and
III n arf of tla UIafS o;f ~, oh,
The first question is only curious one, the
second is very serious one. Five per cent.
less children at school than ten years ago!-
How would it do to try the compulsory" plan
in mild form?
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FOR ElGN PORTS.

sid i'm Sydney. NSw. Aug %. barque Penang,
White, San francesca
Ar at Bristol 4, sd inst, sch II Russell, Whit
ney, Rene iios.
Ar at Queenstown oath in t, ship Kingdsher Glib
bons Bakers Island.
Sid i'm Ponce 9Th inst, sch W Alexander, Nell
son, Baltimore
= AZ at Kingston, ia, Sd inst brig Alice, Knight,
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MISS JONES.

pLIND CLAIRvOYANT MEDIUM, 81 Brown
- street. is very successful in ali diseases OF the
blood, in describing the present an future, in bust
ness matters, sc. sep1ldtt
1FREE LUNCH served every day at 10 O'Clock
by Q. D. MILLER, Body House. cor. OF Congrss
ana CHESTNUT SITS. sep3ltfsN
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SPOh EN-.

for New Orleans ~ =
Oct l6, lat 81 49, lon II 90, brig Annie Collins from
Richmond tor havana.
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EXTRA
STEAM REFINED TRIBE I
e.. W. BELKNAP,S

STEAm R9FsNkD TRuPE takes thu
- lead oil any thing OF the kind offered in this
mar e and with determ. natl IN to mske rRiPE
luxury, ! have been to great expense 70 impr Va
my appaaratu' and mode Of preparing TRIPE tor
have been IN the bushes twenty-ei 'ht years and
Id heiieye no oie can produce article Of TR Pc
that can Equal my STEAM Ref >kD
IL shill oe my c)ustant endeavOr TO make Triple
a luxury, the veru.c, leave 10 90 rendered by the
consumer.
=. N. b. Call tor Belknap's STEAM REFINEDt
No other Is fit tor the Table.
Portland, Oct q, 1861. diff
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MEDICAL MEETINa.-We learn through
medical friend that there will be a mee,;no ~
the Cumberland County Medical Society to-
morrow at Mechanics Hall. An afternoon
and evening session is to be holden, instead of
forenoon and afternoon one. This change ia
made SO as to accommodate the older members
of the profession who cannot, without neglect
ing their patients, attend the meetings in the
forenoon. AS the object of the society ;s the
general improvement of the profession. and
through that the good of the public, it certain.
ly seems very desirable that the older members
of the profession should be present at all the
meetings to give to the younger men the great
adv ,ntage of their long experience. The sub.
iects upon which essays and discussions are to
be had in the meetings OF tomorrow, we are
told, are of great importance and cannot fail of
attracting much attention.
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMER
Nj ARI N Il N EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

monday. October &c.
ARRIV Ell.
Steamer Chesapeake, l;ragg, New York.
Steamer New Brunswick, Wincneste4, Boston tor
EasLport and st John. Nb.
Brig Amy Lane Carver. philadelphia.
Sch Ella, ackard, Philadelphia.
Sch Willie Martin. Noyes. Poit johnson.
Sch j u Colyier. Crosby. New ork.
Sch A1ardale, NiCke:son. New YORK.
Sch annie Harris, PER- Boston.
Sch Leesburg, Davi Boston.
Sch Lizzie Tabbut, Newburyport. so
Sch Gerte Lewis, Hodgdon, Bay Chaleur, 254 ibis
mackerel; j u Craig. maxwell. DO. loo do; Village
i;rIie, Dunton, do.
Sen Virgin !, Small. Millbr dye Tor Boston.
sch Morgana, Dodge, Ellsworth for Gloucester.
CLEARED.
Steamer DiIigo, johnson, New York - Henry
tox.
Barque z Pearson, Morse, Buenos Ayres-R
Lewis & Co.
Sch Maria Roxanna, Palmer, New York - A s
Perkins.
Sch Coonan. tBrJ Wright, st john NB-John
Porleous
SAILED-Ra'sue Andes; briggs Proteous. George
Amos, j Mcdonald: scbs belmont, Ii N Squire,
Shawmut, Mareie. bertha louder.
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BOOTBAY, Oct 20-Ar. sch Alice r, Eennet, Han.
cock for Salem.
Oct 2i-Ar. schs Kossuth. Treworgg. CALAIS for
Boston; Island Belle, Pierce, Vmalhaven Tor New
York.
Oct 23-Ar, schs Kate McCfntock. SpnHord, Bay
st lawrence 200 bbls mackerel. James Pool Pink
ham. do z0J do
oct zi-,ld, sch NJ Brookings, Douglass, Tor
Bangoc.
Oct 25-Sid, schs Julia Decker. Dunton. Calais
P q Maddox Wvlie, Boston; NJ Sewan. Snow, do.
Ar, sehs Hannah Eldridge. Hodgdon, Portland I;
Alpine, Wars all, Bangor Tor New YORK Mystic
Tie, Sargent. Cape Ann.
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FROM MERcHANTS' EXCHANGE.
Ar at Philadelphia 10Th, sch Ruth Baker, Lor-
ing, Portland
at at New York 25th, brig Annie Gardiner. from
Demarara; schs Ocean Bird, Kelley, Portland, Allie
CAKES, fron kondIut T do
I'D 26th. oarque White Wing, for Portland; brig
Paragon, do.
Al at San Francisco e5th inst. ship Italia, from
New York.
Ar at Nassau, Mp. 7th inst, brig Scotland, frorr
Turks ISLANDS Tor Boston. leaky. to discDa aeb
Ar at Havana 1lth brig A Tltcomh, Iitcomb,
MatanZas. to load for Is ston.
Sid tith. brig Clara Brown, tor Philadelphia.
Ar At Matanzas 18th brig Cast llian, Portland.
York.
Ar at Trieste 5th, Mary 9 1mery, Philadelphia q
Passed Angler Aug q, Robert Porter, Mic o S,
fro Manila Tor Liverpool
Sid TN Marseies 9Th, barque Blanche How, In
gersoll, New York.
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The Financial Conditisn Of the Grand
Trunk hallway.

We learn from the New York Stakeholder
that the half.yearly meeting Of the Grand
Trunk was held in London this month. We
make the following extract from the report of
the ,ad for the half year ending June 80, 1858,
"a compared with the corresponding months
of 1867 The pounds sterling may easily be
converted into their approximate equivalents
in United States currency by multiplying by
five:
Gross receipts June, 1853, year. .ee4s, 1877
do DO 1867. do ............. COG, 121
Gain in 1858. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s7 ,s76
~ ,sss expenses tyr c.oe.7, ~ 9. On ,.. nam.
Working expenses VI
1861 .42s.79 "7O63
Decrease in 1868. e9,sl6
Renewals Of permanent way, yr., 1868. e36,00
do do 1857. .....5 ISIS
Less in 1868 ..................e1s,s5 s
Paid on &C. sarnis so and Toronto res
10 do do 1851 1924
Available net balance year. 1 IS, lss
Loss on U; $. currency 10 ss .ss's So
do 20 ooa 1901. ................;:N ,oo4
Net Revenue Ss ~ year. &c., fl s. So
Gain in 1<6S. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ecs,7
Out OF net revenue Of "a ne halt year, to wiz:
e16l,3 were pail, items as follows:
Ken " dl expense deb, bal. last year. .e31 1888
10 Fostai and Military Bondholders. III ,s29
Atlantic and St. Lawrence R. Il rent. 81 ,6s4
Nontrea an thamplain Railway. rent 10 807
Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway lease 81, 0l5
Equipment bond interest. 10.779
| Balance TO next account 1851
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-05
no. IL Madison Street,

The PUBLIC LEDGER is served to City subscri;
bers by faithful carriers at FIFTEEN CENTS
per week, payable weekly to the carriers.
By mail lin advanced: One year, So; six
months, 81; three months, 50; one month. 70
cents.
Newsdealers supplied at "a cents per copy.
Communications upon subjects OF general IN
Rejected manuscripts WILL NOT be returned.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-05

because the convention did not expressly
and by name excommunicate the seven
Senators who secured acquittal, and,
thirdly, because of the insulting and in
territorial omission of any reference to
protection or "home industry" That
State is now demanding an increase OF
the tariff, aud the foremost politicians
have written here, that withoutit there is
no use of attempting a canvass. But as
Congress has no idea Of touching the
tariff, finance or any other large ques-
ton at this session, Pennsylvaniais gone
"hook and line"
A very kind and even grateful feelisg
is entertained toward Chief Justice Chase
and the Senators whe contributed to de-
feat impeachment, but they do not claim
to have renounced their political affi lila
,ions or to have adopted the views and
policy Of their opponents. Quite the
contrary. They defend their position
by saying impeachment was not party
question, but judicial one, and there
fore that no separation was involved.
If il were at all probable under such
circumstances, as it is not, to offer either
the Chief Justice or any OF the Senators,
who took more responsibility than he did,
place on the ticket to be named at New
York, it would serve to raise a clamor
and to give ground for the fale assump-
ton, already spread abroad, that ac.
ouittal was matter Of arrangement and
Of corrupt collusion. None of these dis
tinguished men could afford to take Office
on such terms They have higher and
better reward now in the respect and
gratitude of the nation.
A post mortem examination of the re-
mains of the late Radical party will be
held at the Capitol this evening, when
measures will be taken for the interment.
Wade, Wilson, Fenton, Hamlin, Stanton
and Cnrtin are announced as pail
bearers, together with Grant and Colfax
as chief mourners.