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as have made ample provision Tor his mainte
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200 MILES REMAIN

To be finished. 10 Open the Grand Through
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B"-idrS a location itsn TIE Government OF !!
-o arrrs of land per mtls. the Company - entitled
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Non Resident Taxes

lt0 following lot 81 tsNc.. real estate Of
Nsu t..-iIrgt owners in The town 81 IFrn;oH tor
the year 'es>, % balls committed 20 Joel 1. luuns
Collector ot sais fuvn the infh dss OF Ma,
-. has hceu rrturaei bf him to remaining
unpaid fbe sfh dsy 1T Frbfuarv iSiy bv 1T.
rtrt h~sir % tina. datc and rrtnafas nnfta N,
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Interest ans chang net pail into the Treasury
of s1-i town IS ihin ctshiera ineuths irnui tie
date IT th- commitment 81 the aid halls ,anch
OF tho real estate t.Nc az. val be az n c~ui 10 paw
the amount due therefor including interest and
charges "a DO uIihnu. Further noisrr ~ sod ii
fuilic Aurt ~ thc uifcr % tie -~lrv ifFlsn In
-a4i lowu oa the -ith. ias 81 december -. at
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

10 the action Of the House on Satur-
day last laying the proposed amendment
to the Constitution on the table for the
enfranchiis;ag of certain disfranchised
men, we have the sense Of the Radical
party in this State for the continuation
of the war against those Of the South
who participated in the rebellion. The
amendment proposes that upon the
recommendation Of three unconditional
loyal men in any county in the State
making oath before any Circuit Judge
presiding in the county that there are
any persons in said county who are now
disqualified from voting under the fran
chise law, and who are known to
be loyal to the Government Of the United
States and the State Of Tennessee, by sp-
plica,ion made by such person, and sign
ed and sworn 10 by these three known
loyal men, shall be intrusted with the
elective franchise. This was test prop
osition, and shows conclusively that th'
handful of Radicals in this State viii
never do one act toward enfranchis
ing the rebels, who may give ever,
proof Of their loyalty and devotier
to the Government Of the country
It is not loyalty required. 1t is not low
for the Constitution Of the State or th'
United States wanted as an evidenc'
from these rebels. But these disfrau
chised men must show g disposition Il
support the present party in power, c
the enfranchisement Of SO many rebel
At once would be an end to the rule o
the Radicals in the State, and all To
TAT Offices and emolumeHts would b
gone forever. Yes, the Radicals Of thi
State are afraid to iutrust the pee
ple With the ballot They are aiFti'
10 submit their official aotiOl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-03

the remaining twenty-eight working
days of this Congress. II Is the
intention, it is understood, to have
them printed for reintroduction in the
Forty-lirst Congress. During the day 8
session another and very decided vote
on. the tariff bill was taken at the in
stance Of the Ways and Means Commit.
tee, who proposed to take the sense OF
the House, and that hereafter the bill
should be considered at evening session.
This was lost by 81 to 81, and shows that
very conclusively with previous similar
votes that the bill is killed for this Con-
gress. The result is great disappoint-
ment to hundreds who are here interested
in the measure, especially the Boston
delegation. 1t was voted to-day by the
House to consider at the evening SEES
sions the Amendatory Internal Rev.
enue bill, which was pending in July.
It will be recollected that the act passed
on the 9th of July was taken from
this bill, so far as it related to distilled
spirits and tobacco, but the latter
has been found so full of incongruities
and contradictions that Congress and
the Treasury DcpafthChe ucoihC tuet ~
should be placed in an intelligent shape.
The present law and the pending bill
will therefore be considered just as they
were first reported from the committee,
and TO it amendments will be offered
covering the new legislation called for
from the West regulating the tobacco
tax.
Mr.. Orth, of Indiana, who is next to
General Banks on the House Committee
on Foreign Affairs, to-day introduced in
the House of Representatives resolu-
ton, on the basis of the old Texas reso-
luton, declaring that the United States
will be ready to receive San Domingo
as Territory whenever her people
demand it. The introduction of this
proposition of Mr.. Orth created much
excitement A dozen members sprang
to their feet, and some confusion ensued.
A motion was made to lay j. on the
table, and on this motion division was
called and resulted SO to 26.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-03
New Amendments.

The latest proposed amendment TO the
Constitution of the United States, passed
by the requisite two thirds vote in the
House, reads as follows:
Be ii resolred, etc., Two-thirds ofboth
Houses concurring, that the following ar
ticle be proposed to the Legislatures of
the several States, as an amendment to
the Constitution of the United States,
which, when ratified by three-fourths,
will he part of said Constitution, viz:
SECTION l. The right of any citizen of
the United States to vote shall not be de-
MED or abridged by the United States or
any State by reason of race or color, or
previous condition of any citizen or any
elass of citizens of the United States.
Sec. 2. That Congress shall have the
power to enforce, by appropriate legisla.
ton, the provisions of this article.
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BY TEL E G R A P d
LATEST TO NOON TO-DAY.
NEW YORK.

New York, February 3.-Joseph Pratt
is believed to have leen burned to death
at the burning OF Hanlon's distillery on
Sunday. &e
ALBANY, February Sin the Assem-.
bly,, yesterday, a resolution was adopted
appointing a committee to investigate
additions made to the stock of the Hud-
son River and Erie railroads.
A bullet was fred through the window
of store on Broadway, and two bullets
through the window of a store in the
Bowery yesterday afternoon, between
one and two o clock. 1t is stated that
the sale of revolvers to merchants and
other citizens here, are unusually large
now for personal protection.
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MARKETS.

Special to PUBLIC LEDGER. By Southern Pacific
and Atlantic telegraph
New York, February 3, 1855 am.
Gold, 1855. Wells, Fargo d CO. s Express,
-; American Express, ATT; Adams
Express, =; United States Express, =;
Merchants Union Express, l73; Quick
silver, 23l; Canton, 58s; Pacific Mail,
lle; Western Union Telegraph, 80;
New York Central, l642; Erie, -; Hud-
son, 1856; Reading, 96s; Chicago and
Alton, 1911; Chicago and Alton pre-
ferred, 1917; Toledo, Wabash and Fort
Wayne, 6li; Toledo, Wabash and Fort
Wayne preferred. 754; St. Paul, Get; St.
Paul preferred, sla; Fort Wayne, III ;
Ohio aud Mississippi, 389; Michigan
Central, 1879; Michigan Southern, 943;
Illinois Central, 1893; Cleveland and
Pittsburg. 9ia; Cleveland and Toledo,
lO4l; Rock Island, 1915 Chicago and
Northwestern, "a; Chicago and North
western preferred, 90. The market is
firmer but Irregular in price.
NEW York, February 3, l0:3o am.
Gold, 1854. Cotton: Uplsnds-Ordinary,
273; good ordinary, 2si; low middling,
%; middling, 29i; good middling, 3Oi
Florida-0rdinary, 27i; good ordinary,
2s1; low middling, 9e; middling, 30 /;
good middling, 800. Mobile-0rdinary,
27l; good ordinary, 2s9; low middling,
2si middlisg, go; good middling. 81.
New Orleans and Texas-0rdinary, 27a +;
good ordinary, 2si; low middling, got ;
middling, got; good middliug, BIT.
The market opens 6rmer, but business is
restricted, owing to heavy storm pre-
vaiIing.
1928 am.-Gold, 1854. Bonds of 81,
ll2i; 2Os-'62, ll3s; '64, 1898; IS,
1lOs; new 5-2Os-'65, 1854; 81, 1856; 60,
1881; lO4Os, 1885; Pacific Skies, lOl4.
Government bonds opened generally
higher, with demand to cover shorts
Fisk & Hatch are bulling the market.
Sterling exchange steady at 1923 fol
sixty-dsy bills. Gold dull and carrying
g, per cent.
w.-Gold. 1851. Tennessee bondl
old, 67l TO 67a. sales at 67i; new, 67I
to 67i. sales at 67t.
LIVERPOOL, February ,. ILLS am
The cotton market opens buoyant snt
active; middling uplsnds, IT'D; Orleans
I'D.
lpm.-The cotton market continues
active at an advance Of Ia; sales viii
reach 10000 bales.
LoSDox, February 3, p.m.-Five
twenties, 76li Erie, 25l; COnsOls, s3i
Illinois Central. 934.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-03
CONNECTICUT.

New York, February 3.-Full partic-
ulars of the disaster at Danbury., Conn.,,
state that the upper reservoir, which was
the first to give way, is situated two thou
sand five hundred feet above the level OF
the river, which runs through the town,
and is distant from it about five miles.
The loss of property by the torrent is es-
timated at 100000. Ofthe thirteen lives
lost only FIVE bodies have been recovered,
the others, it is supposed, have lodged
under cakes Of ice and the timbers which
were swept down stream great distance
Three dams and FIVE bridges we're swept
away, and Danbury would now be help
lass in case of FIRE
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-03
VERMONT.

ST.. Adams, February g. = Weston
passed through here yesterday and
reached Rouse's Point early this morn
ing. He was to rest at Moore's, Clinton
county, twenty-one miles from Rouse's
Point. If he reaches Moore's he will be
four hundred and fifty-six miles from
Bangor. The sham Weston was robbed
at Scranton bluffs. He ran into the woods
in terror, while his comrades in the sleigh
drove fercely in the direction of Alburg.
Weston seems confident of his ability to
make up his lost time. He has lest six
pounds in flesh since leaving Bangor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-03
The Missing school Fund.

By dispatches from Nashville, we are
nermitted to look on the enormities OF the
men who call themselves the representa-
tiyes of the people in our State Legisa-
ture.
Mr.. Rutter and his chief lobbyist, Mr.
SoRHAM, are made to divulge, before q
special committee from the House, the
facts as to the missing school fund. All,
or nearly all, the prominent Radicals 10
the State, who have been swelling and
boasting of their great amount of loyalty
are implicated in the swindling opera
ton. 1t is true by the evidence given in
that such as Barbour Lewis, Arnell,
Mullins. John Eaton, Jr., Hipeurn
and score of others did not
actually take from the bank the
missing fund. But their aiding and
abetting the man or men who did make
way with this sacred fund belonging TO
the poor children of the State, place
them in as unenviable q light as the
actual participants in the crime. Here
is 100000 belonging to the State for
school purposes. Now if Mr.. Buffers
bank can be made by an act OF the Leg
islature the place of deposit for these
funds, this corps of Radical thieves,
who assist in getting the resolution
through shall be entitled to so much
money for their services. They each
and every ore were compelled to know
that some swindling transaction was on
hand. or Mr.. Rutter & Co. could not
afford to pay out so largely for the SER
vices of dishonest Legislators. That
some big speculation or stealing was on
foot was evidenced by the great anxiety
exhibited by Ritter to get hold of this
money and the liberal manner in which
he scattered his greenbacks among this
horde of misrepresentation in our Leg
islature, Barbour Lewis, the carpet
Dagger, Arnell, the valiant, who thrashed
out a whole devils weight of Ku- Klux
who endeavored to arrest him some time
ago, with Mullins, Jr., and other lights OF
the Radical party were supposed to
be elected to go to Nashville and make
laws for our people, and are paid COM
potency for their services, were after
ward hand and glove with thieves, re-
ceiving brides from them who are bank
rupting the State and cheating the poor
children out Of that education that alone
fits them for useful members Of society.
Il is stated F. S. Richards and the
little Gen. Smith were enemies to the
bill at first, but Ritter chucked these
honest fellows under the chin with
q few thousand greenbacks, which
at once was q convincing argument
that they were wrong, and they ut once
acknowledged their wrong, and after
ward we're strong supporters Of the bill
making Rutter's bank the fiscal agent Of
the school fund. Wait little while, and
we will see more of like honesty Of men
who clsmor for the hanging and shooting
Of every Ku.Klux regulator in the State.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-03
MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosToS, February 3-Lieutenant Sid
dons, treasurer of Post Is of the Grand
Army of the Republic, reports that he
has been robbed6f $4,000 and some per-
sonal valuables in his Office yesterday,
BY man who suddenly seized him from
behind, then threw him down and pre-
sented pistol, threatening to shoot If
he made any noise. The robber made
his escape.
At the annual meeting Of tie New
England Agricultural Society to day,
Geo. B. Loriug was elected President.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-03

for consideration to the honest citizens
Of the country. But the time, We hope
is soon at hand when these dishonest poll
ticians win cry for the rocks and noun
tains to hide them from the honest gaze
of al outraged people. Then will every
man be compelled to render an account
Of his stewardship, and to show a better
reason for the disfranchisement Of honest
men than that they fought gallautly for
separate Independence and liberty.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-03
Commercial and Financial.
Finance.

Finance.
Corrected daily by City Bank, corner of Jeffer-
sen and Front streets.]
colin AND SILVER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-03
From Washington.

Special to the Louisville cOurisr-JournAl.l
WAsHNGroS, d. c., February l.-There
was to-day, as usual on Mondays, = call
Of the States for bills and joint resolu-
tons for reference and consideration
without debate A very large number
were introduced under the call and re-
fefsj. but 1t is hardly probable that
any Of them cas- be acted on during
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-03
Arrival and Departure of Trains.
r1ss,ssfPrI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.

ArTlthl hna hNP"A -
MISSISSIPPI AND TEEEKssEE RAILR9AD.
Arrive. Depart.
New Orleans express, daily. $40 Pm. 4;S0 Pm.
Sardis accom- n, ex. Sunday, $3.50 IN. s;M Pm.
Freight, daily, ex Sunday, $40 Pm; o;z, An
Ticket Office, 2371< Main 81. and e. me Depot
Time through 70 New, Orleans, "a hours:
check baggage. IN any part OF the CITY py ieAN-
ing orders at 237l< Main street.
A. IS. LIyERMOEE. Gen. eupt.
Memphis AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Through mail, daily..........ll:4b An. l:OV Pm
Through express, dail,tdoes
not arriveSunday or leave a. am
Saturday ....... .s.---.... lO.o0 Pm. CIV r.A.
Junction and Somerville .,s
ae., save Sunday. $50 Pm. ~ Pm.
Corinth &C.. save Sunday osoVA n:
This connects with bomerville Branch traih AZ
Railroad time fifteen minutes faster than
% Once ICE No. z7s Main street, and at Depot
A. A. BARNES, q. T. A.
rEuPBIs AND LOUISVILLE RAiLRoAD.
Day Exprcss-....---.-------.-. 5:yy IN. 20 An.
Night Express-..--.--.....--... - Pm ~ fn
Humboldt Accom- n-...----. ts55 IN. 80 f.h.
Railroad time Is Is minutes iaster tnan city
time. Ticket ofHce, No. 1375< Main street. De-
pot, head Of Main street
MEMPHIS kED LITTLE Rock RAfLRoAD'
Gotse WRsr = Leave HsTsseld Monday,
Wednesdnv and Friday. At z.zo An, aud
arrive al Madison at o'clock pm
0orrro EksT-LeaTeMa dison Tuesday, hurs-
day aud Saturday. a. 7s3o an; arrive ct
H0pefeld al o'clock Pm, and Mempnn
at 1.3o D.m.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-03
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
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Exchange on North'n
and Eastern cities.-22s@1l dis. par@33 sdis.
Exchan 20 on N. o. - az dis. @1zprem.
Exchange on Nashv.1 2@s4 dis. par@14prem.