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The Portland daily press., 1869-05-01
Letter rem washington.

WASHINGTON, April n, 1869.
OUR FOREIGN POLICY AND APPOINTMENTS.
There are still several important vacancies
or changes to be made in the State Depart
ment. A strong effort is being made to re-
tain Gen. Webb at Brazil, and the present re-
lations of Paraguay are urged as a reason
for this action. The rejection of Gen. Pile
was accomplished by the strenuous efforts of
Mr.. Sumner, who daily surprises men by the
shrewdness he displays in managing matters
OF such character. ] am little surprised
at the treatment Gen. Pile has received, es-
peclally from the press. l am not inclined
to believe him the fittest person to represent
us at Brazil, and decidedly believe tnat ne
ought to have been content with venezuela,
but he is not, as represented, a man untitled
for any such position, but Is on the contrary,
an able soldier and always faithful pol
itical Aboltionist,-the latter, too, in times
and under circumstances that tested a man.
Gen. Pile has rather ungainly appearance
and manner, and is somewhat of an eootist
All selfmade men are SO, believe, and Pile
has carved out his own fortune and position
Jet that be worth what it may. see II
stated that petition is being signed for the
appointment of Frederick Douglass. AS have
said elsewhere, that would be a nomination
of eminent fitness. Mr.. Douglas is an ADLER
man than Gen. Webb, and his high Character
and courteous manner would at once make
him a fayorite, in a court where, if s,averv
exists yet all distinctions Of color are oblit-
Grated socially when man is free. believe
that leading officers of the Brazilian army
are men of color, and that they have been
members of the Imperial Cabinet. Send
Frederick Douglass to Brazil if only to repair
the injustice done him in failing to prefer
the Haytien mission to him. That failure
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>. AMBROSE MERRILL. No. 139 Middle Street,
.. q III. H. McDUFFEE, cor. Middle & Union SITS
Z. W. WlNGATE, Nos. III and 1t9 Middle Street.
EDWARD c. SWEET, n Middle St., Fox Block.
+. f. HILL, No. 81 Federal Street.
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Billiard Tables for Sale,

EsOk SALE-Eight good Billiard Tables-three
nearig new. Can be seen at Mechanics Hall.
VIII be sold very low ii applied for soon. For FUR
ther particulars inquire at
a16dtt 81 COMMERCIAL STRERT.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-11
FOREIGN.

ROVE, December l0.-The Pope de-
livered an allocution before the assem-
hed Bishops. He expressed his salts.
faction 10 being able TO open the council
on the dsy which had been fixed, and al
fndipg that the Bishops came in such
numbers to aid the holy See, helped by
the Holy Spirit False human science
aud impiety we're never before so strong
as at the present day, for they were well
organized and hid themselves bshind
pretended aspirations for liberty, bul
there vas nothing to fear, because the
church ives stronger even than heaven
Bat time will remedy present evils. The
holy father concluded with an invocation
TO the Holy Ghost, the Blessed Virgin
and aints Peter and Paul.
PARIS, December 10 The Corps Leg.
islstif had another stormy session to
day. An opposition deputy demanded
the impeachment Of NJ Foscsde, Minis
ter Of Interior, and scenes OF viclenc'
followed such IS were never before wit
messed 10 the Chamber. The sitting wa
adjourned amid great excitement.
The proeecution Of NJ. Rsppel wal
caused by libelops article written b
Charles Hugo. Il has terminated IN con
viciio:, ssd Hugo has been sentenced (
8 fine Of 1000 fraDcs, with four month
imprisonment, and the publisher OF ID,
Journal to 1000 francs and two months
imprisonment
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-11

at $4,000. A portion Of the coal will be
recovered. A familiar face-that OF
Captain Pink Varble, who was detained
at home by death in his family-wss
missed by the towbost men. In fact, Is
.,sveral Of them expressed i, they sui.
fsred" for his steady, sklllful hand TO
guide the feet Though the perilous
breakers. Owing to bis absence, about
thirty boats were left above the falls aud
will Rave to be taken through the canal,
involving heavy additional expense.
The following towboats arrived yester-
day: Stella, Simpson Horner, Dick Full
ton, Alps. Tom Rees, A. J. Baker. Mary
Ann, Wild Cat, Hyena, Star, Hercules,
Keystone, Diamond, Panther, Jas Black
amore and Ella, with 68 boats and II
barges, containing 2,070,000 bushels Of
coal. OF this amount, 81 boats and 36
barges, containing 100000 bushels, will
be taken 10 points below.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-11
The MayoraIfy.

EpIroRs LEDGER: The name of Henry
NJ. Loewenstins is prominently men
toned on the streets and by the press as
a candidate for Mayor. The suggestion
is good one No man in our midst bet
Ter fulfills the requirements Of the Jsffer-
sonian test. He is honest and eminently
capable.
We are now inaugurating new order
of things. For years past we have, with
a few honorable exceptions, been gov
erned by incapable and rapacious men,
and as necessary consequence our
State, County and Municipal govern
mepts have been driven to the verge OF
bankruptcy and ruin. Let Us now
select men who have the courage, the
wisdom and the integrity 10 reform our
financial condition altogether.
In 81. M. Loewenstine we have such
man. His indomitsble will, uniirihg in
dustry and unimpeachable probity, are
too we'll known TO need further comment.
This is NO time for brswling politicians
and incapable demagogues--but for true,
honest and able men. Let him be nomi-
mated and elected, and let retrenchment
and reform succeed peculation. greed
and wasteful extravaganza. Let the
finances of the city be restored to q
sound and healthful condition. and the
paper of the city be made worth its face
in the currency of the country.
ANTI CRY SCRIP.
December ii, 1869
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-11

If Mace of London is matched to fight
Tom Allen for $4,000 q side, as announced
by telegram, it is not yet known in this
city, and Aliens friends and hackers
distinctly deny the existence of any such
arrangement 1t is said that Allen does
not 20 back on mis- generous proposition
to accommodate any man in the world
with . trial inside the ropes, but that he
wantstime for preliminary arrangements,
30 that everything can be done decently
and in order. The fact is that prize
fight, with its other denominations, has so
much plain lying before and after it, that
even 1.-THE fancy" ought to be well sick
of the whole business st. Louis Re
publican. INV Ay @At
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-11
Cotton Buysrs, Roard.

The officers of this Board are: -
President-J. W. Jefferson.
Vice President-George Winchester.
Executive Committee Ed Warburg
]. @. johnson aRd G. F. Smith.
Treasurer-C. T. Curtis.
Secrstary-A. S. Walcott
LIST OF MEMBERS.
The Board consists of the following
well-known firms and individuals:
A. s. Walcott, j. W Jefferson & Co.,
E. Warburg & Co., G. Falls & Co., Thos
Trout & Sons, N. Corona q Co., J. c.
a. w. b KimbslI, 8. M. Anderson 4 Co.,
Charles I. Curtis, James Fl. Milford
Pittmeu, Cobb 4 Co., lobe, Hunt & Co.,
C. F. Smith, O. B Parker, George Win.
chester, Thomas Lsech, Davis & Stewart,
William FroIicb 4 Co., Andrew Borden,
O. P. Bowles, Banjsmin Babb, James
Brown.
REGULATIONS
The following regulations concerning
cotton were sdapej by the Board at the
rs9ular meeting in October:
let. Exlr. hagsiaC, double bsgging or
excess Of begging shall be allowed for or
removed as may be agreed upon between
ihe buyer and seller. H,
"a. Six ties or bands only shall be re-
ceiveA on esch bale, unless an allowance
is made OF two pounds for each and
very tie or bsrd in excess of this mum.
bsr.
81. Buyers shall have the1right 10 re.
0nlre h.l cotton found 10 be in an unmer-
chsntotle order to be put in good ship
ping order.
4th In all cases brought before the
Executive Committee of the Board, the
committee shall in their discretion have
power either to submit the Gaze to arbi-
tration, or bring it to legal issue, as
may seem most conducive to the inter-
ests of the members concerned.
9th. Cotton rejected for cause must be
done at its relative value in the list pur.
chased.
Oh. Falsely or frsudulently packed
cotton may be rejected.
7th. When cotton is advanced on be-
fore receiving, the cotton shall be con-
sidered at the sellers risk until de-
livered, and shall be fully insured by the
seller; and when requested by the buyer,
q certificate Of insurance, loss payable to
the order Of the buyer, shall be given by
the seller.
9th. After cotton shall have been ex-
amined and received, the samples passed
upon by any broker, buyer, or agent of
buyer, or seller, or either. NO claim shall
be made against the seller except for
false OF fraudulent packing. In such
cases, claims properly authenticated,
shall be good against the seller.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-11
n. M. Loexenstine Cor mayor.

EpIroR LEDGER: The condition of our
city affairs, and the embarrassments We
have drifted into. should require the at
tention Of every voter in the coming
election, and more especially In that OF
the Mayoralty. 1t is no easy task and
duty 10 be performed by that officer; and
the remedy can only be accomplished BY
selecting q man for that position who
stands free from all prejudice, possesses
sound financial abilities, and is able to
relieve this city of its present aud future
embarrassment without disposing of
every valuable means the city possesses.
The man iE whom all these qualifications
are united should be selected Fl. NJ.
Loewenstine, fall others thus far spoken
Of, il actually the very man possessing
the required abilities. From the time he
first settled 10 our Eidst, his character
for honesty and financial ability stcnd5
without reproach; and he would, If
elected, become blessing TO this city.
Il should be the duty of every voter to
await on Mr. Loewenstine aud prevail
upon him to allow his zane used IS q
candidate for the office Of Mayer.
For more than fifteen years
A TAxPAYeR,
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Cuha-spaniards Reioicing.

HAVANA, December 8.-The Message
of President Grant has caused iDtenae
excitement Sympathisers with revolu-
ton are disappointed. The Spaniards
are satisfied, AND look upon the Message
as harbinger of peace and prosperity
in the island. News from the interior is
unimportsnt. While body Of troops
were conveying provisions from Man.
zaniIlo to Los Tunas, they were attacked
by insurgents. The fight lastedtwo days
from morning until night. Losses I'M
known. The insurgents harassed the
troops the entire distance; but Convoy
reached Los Tunas.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-11
Arrival of the Coal Fleet at Louis.
VILE.
From the Courier Journal Of the lO.h.l

From the courier-J Journal Of the 10th.l
A large number of the coal feet which
left Ptisburg on the present rise arrived
here yesterday, and for the present, OF
least, ell danger of fuel famine is past.
A large portion Of this coal will be taken
to points below, but enough will be left
here to keep the price within reasonable
limits The river presented q lively
scene yesterday. Daring the entire day
lis surface was dotted with tow-bosis en-
gsged in transferring their toss below
The fallf. This is the first run Of coal
since the erection Of the bridge and Gen
ersl Weiizefs dam, aud both Of these
Improvements come in for a goodly
share Of cars:sg from the coal mer. A
large amount OF coal was taken over the
falls, and only one accident. The Tom
Rees, in descending the falls, struck q
crib erected by General Weiizel on
the falls and sunk in six feet Of water AZ
the kesd Of Sand Islsud. i. coniaised
1900 bushels Of coal aud was valued
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-11
Prasecuttur Attorney.

EDIroR LEDGER: Memphis asnanis
an honest, able and energetic man for
Presenting Attorney of the Criminal
Court. Colonel John F. Kerr possesses
these qualities in an eminent degree,
and lheso is % earnest desire of the peo-
pie and Bar to ssgsosi biz for that po-
silion. There may be, and doubtless sre,
many good men Of the profession we'll
qualified for the place, but none have
higher claims upon the people Of Mem.
phis. snd 20 one could give more general
satisfaction, or pssiorn its duties with
more zeal and ability than Colonel Kerr.
Vox PoPULI.
fyscez.ber IL, 1869
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-11
WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, December lO.-The first
reception OF the season, by Secretary
Fish aud Mrs. Fish, took place this eve
ming. There was a large attendance OF
ladies and gentlemen, the latter including
Cabinet officers, foreign ministers and
prominent army and navy officers.
WASHINGTON, December ll.-Justice
Grier, the second Oldest Justice on the
Supreme Bench, will resign on February
ooh. This will make second vacancy
IN the CoErt, though it seems settled that
Attorney General hoar is to be ap'
pointed 70 tie first one.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-11

Rssolred By the Bar Of Memphis,
Thai ia the event the Legislature refuses
20 grant the three Circuit Courts asked
for 10 tie bill now pending before that
body, ksoED IS the Shelby County
Court Bill" (which. We think, is really
necessary, We recommend he tsiao-
Iishment Of q circnit Court at The togn
Of Bartlett. in Shelby county, TO meet the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-11

EDIroRs LEDGsR: Ia this mornings
Appeal appears card over the signature
sEx-Re iDquiring whether or not |
will permit my name to be used as q can
di late for the Second Circuit Judgeship.
10 reply have simply TO sag, tat should
the people Of Shelby county desire ne TO
serge them in that capacity, / will accept
the honor, 81! the more gratefully because
/ will feel it to be anceeerYed. Should
their choice fall upon some other person,
will cbeerfally aoquiesc0 10 II.
/ an, gentlemen, your obedient SER
vast. LAYING HALsEY.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-11
Special Notices.

Positively no Cure. No Pay.-The follow
ing diseases are warranted cured by the use of
" DR.. Forrest Il Co.'G Juniper Tar:" Cough.
Group. Hoarseness. Sore Throat, Splitting Of
Blood. Asthma. Bronchitis. Lung Diseases.
Scrofula, Ulcers. Old Sores. Erysipelas, Pains
and Soreness in the Breast, Back os LiIabs.
Ahsepress, Dlras sad Wounds. Piles. Itch.
Sore Feet or joints. letter. Seald Head. Milk
crust, Earaehe. Toothache, Catarrh in the Eyes
or Head. ordinary Deafness and Gathering in
the Ears.
n. B.-The only genuine and original article
has yellow labels, with white imprinted wrap
per. such as has been in use fer six years. Take
no other. Try it; If not satisfied, return the
empty bottles and your money will oe re-
funded-hfty cents.
GOODYEAR d FALLS,
4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-11

Abrsm d. Allen, highly respectable
citizen of Vigo County, Indiana, took
down his gun to shoot hawk. Wishing
to ascertain whether the gun was loaded
he put his foot upon the hammer and his
mouth to the muzzel, when his foot slip
pod and the top of his head came of.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-11
HARRIS BURG.

HABRIssURa, Pa, December l0.-ln
the case Of DR.. Sharpe, under sentence OF
death for the murder of Miss S eineke,
the Attorney General has assented TO the
granting Of new writ Of errer, return
able the first Monday in January.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-11

BosroS. December "A match game
Of billiards, 1900 points, between the
present champion Of the State and L. s.
Brook, last evening. resulted IN favor Of
Wilmarth--l200 TO 956.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-11

Madame Bontparte Ratazzi is called
tie enfant terrible Of the Bonaparte
family. That rat is bad part
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-11

IL Colonel David p. MADDEN will alloy
bis name to be used as a candidate for
Mayor Of the city of Memphis, in The
ensuibg election, be will be supported by
MANY VOTERS,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-11
dOUDl bAh q FALLS,
Wholesale Agents. 2s1 Main st.

Words Of Chesr-0n tho Errors Of Youth
and the FolIies Of Age. in relation to Marriage
and Social Evils. with helping hand for the
errirg and unfortunate. Sent IN sealed letter
envelopes. free Of charge. Address. HoWAnD
ASSOCIATIONS, Bog p, Philadelphia. Penn
sylyalia. 23-laO
Prom the Philadelphia Evening telegraph
We advise persons having diseased hair to
use Professor Christy's Celebrated Hair Lotto.
It Is pu, up in bottle and box. Ladies who
once use Lotto discard every other preparation
for the hair. as it Is the best dressing for the
hair in the world. The Lotto never fails to re-
move the worst cafes Of dandtuf. and restore
gray and bleacLed hair to its natural color.
For sale By Druggists. sample bottles seat 20
any address in the United States By express for
81. PROFESSOR oHRISTY CO..
No. III Chestnut street,
Il-Io.40 Philadelphia, Pa.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-11

If Col 10 BArbiers will be q candi-
date for the Office Of Clerk Of the Second
Circuit Court, be will receive the hearty
support OF MANY WORMS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-11

30 Cure. No Payl-stons's Tonic Syrup
eu, Chills and Fever, or money refunded.
d., By NJ. ROSE. 81 Main street, and GOOD
YEAR A FALLS, Isl Main street. 13q-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-11
The SECOND CIreult J udgeship.
MKxrHIs. December Il. 1859

Dsces.bsr IL, 1869
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Fact and Fancy.


The creates, linguist-iichO.
Signals Of distress Coughs. ..,ag q.
A.ma.ter ofcoursc--Ilorsc-racing.
Ascruplv-ous tellow-'r!'o druggist.
A wntcry dea,l-Drowncd in tears.
The oldest rcyolvcr-Thc earth. o,
a cold shap.--Breakius your leg OH
the ice. ~" '' t!r
The os.as'ing pulmonary,
a wise saw--Onc without wisdom
:cctli.
The proper reward for praisc-Mcrit
it.
The mar, Of tuusical ,urn-The organ
grinder.
Tie lappicst mantle WHO thinks
himself so.
Tie nearest way to mans heart
Through lis stomach.
Alike Bankers and relations, neithc.
will serve yon in distress. .,
Undergoing repairs-The lady whott
peace ofninl vas broken.
l'ildyourd dull newspapers-Tiicy MIA,
beco ne sharp iii the process.
Adopting the customs Of India-Thca
trc gocrs, they worship calves.
Drawn ba llrs-Thosc artistically en-
graved.
Nautical Ncatnrss Sweeping the lor
izcn With glass.
Who was The first man condemned tt
hard labor for life? Adan. u f?G
"You are very pressing us the I'll
bnrts said to the nut.crackgr. II
| hfl trlf.fi.ff ~ ~
VIVA. Is the difference between pill
aud lill? Ones hard to get up, IN,
| The other lard TO get down.
An enlightened swindltr-rlle moon
It borrows from the sun and then make
light oft.
Why is a burglar u.ing false keys lik'
a lady curling her hair? Because he /
turning locks. ...
That Michigan man who recently ira
led his wife for pony has found the nni
mil to he spavihtj.- md now prosecute
his ncighbor for adultery.
why are corn and po'a toes like III
idols Of Old Because the former hay
cars, aud hear not and the latter have
eyes, and see not. V % '''''
A tailor, whila travelling on The lake
was askcdity II Yankee where he lived
WIN. Ills bus ness was. &c., to which Ii
replied that he lived in Toledo, md tina
his profession was. sitting on the smcotl
sile of rnvcs'y and jerking on. the cord
Of affection.
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FAMILY GROCERY.

=. WERNEY,
ssst.. MATS STREET, WESTON, ..-,.
TTAS now OH hand and keeps constantly In
/ | Store, SUGAR COFFEE. aud Groceries
Of al kinds. Also CANDIES, CANNED
FRUITS, ALE and LIQUORS, together with IL
miscellaneous assortment OF articles such AS are
u.mally found III II Grocery Store. ,,ltyfi,ls
For your groceries call at tie old Stand Of
iCi5-tf +. TlEtNEr.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES can le had
" clitap lot cash ct
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and Velvcts.
And everything to be found in her line
Of business. ,,.,..s.5,
Persons would do we'll 10 give her .
call and examine before purchasing else
rlnce Of business next door to Elias Fishers
L"n't fall TO give her call aud examine her
fine stock.
Ucl9.3m.
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T GATHER LEATHER!l

NEW JOB Tfrk.
IN This Office is now supplied with m excel
lent assortment Of JOB; Tyre, aud We ttre ire
pared to execute orders ftrJuh Work with dis.
aratcll and on ilr.A e, reascnal lie terms.
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Select Poetry
MEMORIES.

'' ra ~ EholtlLS' ,.Hf. ,3r r '.
Forget you Angelina Well you know
how mourn.Gily do and must remember
The daily agony of!ears ago. rtgN-,. 49, u.s.
From January dark 10 drcar December. d
Ny iendcr'breastis not house 10 let En-
The torn healt blteds but neyer eau forget.
! fccollcct. the solitary s:rolls
That III the simmer ewes we took together,
Lost in the sweet expansion Of our souls,
And.'nt'crly lrtgiir1lless of thr. weather: !
In fact, we oiicW got extremely wet I
The torn hear, blcrds but never. ran-iorget
II was for you land you alorc) d;ntd
So often will your father and your mother;
And spent much tine isr making up my mind
Which ftEe twain wascoarscr ,an tte Other
Thought your family alta vulgar sci p
The torn heart Llccis but never can forget.
loved You, DAZZLING, and love more true p
Meier earned the motto Of l;fdelis sen,rcr ~
Although in something like aweek or Two
found you had 4 mischief Ola tempcr.& e.
The s!iali'cs' thing woHld put yGi in pet
The torn heart bleeds but never can fUrgrt
Two ripgs-=a watcl,-a blncelc,-and shawl,
4 lot Of books and many Otllcr tribes; a.,
You lock my, lille presents oue aud Sill.
Then Tilted NE for Fielding Of the Rifles.
You ra" INC YER, deeply into debt w.
The tori heart deeds cdt never eau forget.
l.-.
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A. NJ. SMITHS,
who hns on hand line stock Of. all kir,ls Of
groceries, candies, &c. lie still keeps the
American llousc, and is glad 70 accommodate
his friends. r136in.