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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-15
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, January l5.-A special
dispatch says, the ratification Of the Fiji
teenth Amendment by the Ohio Legisla.
ture, is the subject of much congraula-
ton among Republicans. To all objec-
tons of Democrats, that lie illegal, they
simply reply, that if New York can re-
peal one way, Ohio can Offset it by the
repeal of another, and that the case vir-
tually stands as it did before New York
attempted to repeal its ratification.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-15
THE LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD

From correspondence published in
another part of the LEDGER it can be seen
that the contestants over the Little Rock
railroad have Ogseed to settlement OF
their matters. Tae understanding is that
all litigation will cease, aud meeting
of the stockholders called to assemble on
The 18th day OF February. A new Board,
no doubt, will he elected and when
done, Eppersen & Co. agree to furnish
money sufficient to complete the road.
This is we'll, and SHOULD have been eoa,
cluded some time ago. The city OF
Memphis aud the people of Arkansas
have been made to saR'r greatly by the
delay in building this road. which is
necessary for both. One ides, in
deed, seems to have possessed both
parties to the quarrel. aud that vas that
this public road could be used for iudi.
vidual aud private ends, losing sight Of
:he public demands. The stockholders
should come together and elect an eff
Gent Board and an active, energetic
President, with resources sufficient 10
complete this much needed improvement.
We are 10 favor OF new deal all around.
and the trial Of other men, who may sue
coed better than those who have had the
road in charge for the last four yesrs.
Memphis rightfully can control the cleo
too Of these officers. and should exert
her influence for the prosperity aud ia
mediate bensft Of the city. We have no
preference, oaly that efficient men be
selected TO take charge Of the road and
complete il.
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Special Notices.

No Cure, No Pay. FoRRysr's JusIPER
TAR-FSr eouths. Crop, whoePing Cough.
Asthma. Bronchitis, Sore THROAT. Splitting Of
Blood and Lung Diseases. Immediate relief
and positive cure, or price refunded. so eeat'.
N. B.-The seauins article has yellow Labels.
with white. imprinted wrapper.
Ill I GOODYEAR 4 FALLS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-15
MASSACHUSETTS,.

SPRISGFIELD. January ia train of
the Boston and Albany railroad ran into
another train. at crossing in Beckett,
yesterday. Baxter Heiskill, of Middle
field, was killed, and Samuel Bolton, of
Hollyoke, was seriously injured.
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MIsSI5BIPP1.

Graphic Letter from Jackson NO"
the Legislature looks-The Loop
ards skin-cmce-seeker ON the
Rampage-The United States SEN
atorship = AIcorn Prefers 10 Dc
Governor Railroad and Persons"
Matters.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-15
DIED.

In this city on the 18th inst. in the twenty
fourth year Of his age, Jacob Hamburger,
The friends and acauaintanoes are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from his late
residence. No. 1877 Poplar street. corner of
Fourth. at one o'clock Sunday. the 10th inst.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-15
B T. TELEE G G R R A P q
LATEST TO NOON TO-DAY.
Dispatches to the Southwestern Press
Association.
NAaHVILLE.

Special to the PUBLIC LRpaER.l
NAsavILLE, January Ia 1.-The Mem
phis delegation for the Convention of l.
O. B. B. arrived safely. Large attend
ance present. i. w.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-15
ana ADMISSION or vIReIEIA

IHE ADMISSION OF vIRGIEIA.
Il is not by Aoy means certain that
Virginia will be admitted under the
Walker government. The per6dy Of
Congress 10 dealing with the recon.
strnc,ed States Of the Ssuih is beyond
any disgrscefnl &C, yet perpe;raied. The
Members Of the Radical party have no
asnss Of honor. and care little for the
pronisss made 10 the people Of these
nnfortunste States Virgi0ss bAs per-
formed 70 The nuermOst the degrading
sossiissB d he 8a@p. and viihsi there
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A Rare Chance.

CIRCUMSTANCES ola private sature COM
" pei me to sell that vell-known and WE'LL
paving establishment known as the Cochran
Hall. To man of enterprise tbs is splendid
chance, more especially as offer II at easy
terms. Apply on the premises, to
IAppeal cory. LIS l20l i. G. LOEB.
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EIe ction n Office.

TN accordance with the provisions of section
i 5 of the charter Of the Life Association of
America. approved October q 1859. notice is
hereby given that n meeting for tho election OF
said Association, to serve during the year A. d.
1879. will be holden at the principal { fEce OF
said Association, in the city of st. Louis, State
OF Missouri. on Tuesday, the 18th day Of JAM
uary, 1870. Polls open from 10 am till nm
JOHN j. ROE President.
st. Louis, December Il. 1883. [lO3-l23-oaw
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no Cure, No Pay !-stone's Tonic Syrup
cures Chills and Fever. or money refunded.
Sold by NJ. ROSE. 81 Main street. and GOOD
YEAR & FALLS. 2sl Main street. 1897
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~ O t ic e..
MENPnIs. Japaary Do. $50.

MKNPHIs, January 10. 1870.
A LII persons are hereby warned against
"A trading for twelve (l2 promissory notes.
dated December ], 1859, drawn by ourselves Ia
favor Of one p. A. clcalla. the consideration
for which they were executed having been rem
ll3 1fen u. VI. JOHNSON.
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OOparlnershIp Notice.

MY son. NJ. VI. Mette. has been Adaitted as
vi a partner in my business under the style
and firm Of n. u. Mstte Son. dating from
January /, fG70
nQ.1l6t II. II. METTE.
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wEw ADVERTISE M ENTs
United State, Internal Revenue.

Assessors 0PFIoE, srH DISTRICT. Tsys /
{E n hnMPHIs. January |. 1870. :
rJ,HE annual returns of income for the year
i 1869 will be due and receivable by the AS
sistant Assessors of each county in this District
from january to March |, 1870. and all re-
turns not made by March will have penalty
the law requires.
122 us. Assessor, Sth District. Tenn.
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MAC EVOY'S
GREAT HIBERNIO0N

EygaY s!eaTTBfs WEEK Al Assem- .
II BLY, NALL All the mot bs--,,,t-,l
sesnsrJ Of Irsians Ersss5,ed Or sly01o Zee, Of
cnnfe.. TIE great yerrt v san. a." Barney,
Hsipins aud Mr. casries NscsrsT. . - n
eafa rspIesshtsiion.
hsi.see v sdhelday and Saturday. ooumsn-
eihf ~ - PIN, NJ redacsd prices. tlh-u7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-15

Last nirht Of the GERMAN OPERA.
Managing Director. H. 6RAu.
SATURDAY EVENING, y.nuars IS. 1870
-Beethoyen's sublime work. hELl0, with
Madame Johanneen. sophie Dfiaba. Messrs.
Franz HinEer. Wsinlisa. Fornfs. stsinseks.
etc. 10 the cast.
mobdsy kveniur. January u. $50 First
night = the BUCKLEY skRkSADEhs-a
full miustrel band
(ail numbered ieatsl, 81 90; Family Ciiess, 81;
Coiorai hoK. zoe 0allsry. 8,.
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TRUSTEES SALE,
Divid e N d .

OFFIcE MERCHANTS INSURANCE Co..
MENPHIs, TENN. Jan. 8. 1870.
A T a meeting Of the Board of Directors Of
Of five psr cent. on the capital stock was or
dered to be credited on stockholders' notes,
free of Government tax.
liz III X A. PARKER, Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-15

HAVING established a Branch House ia
Ii this city. we are now prepared 10 sffer sii
goods in our line to the trade at EASTERN
PRICES, cost of transportation added.
Coffee ROASTED and GROUND DAILY,
by steam power. at our Mills. SIT
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AMusEM ENTs.
Memphis Theater.

sPALpIEs. BrDwELL 4 MAoDoSoUoH, Propr't.
n. W. 1OuNGE,. ...-..-.--....... Acting Manager.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-04-01

We the undersigned. solemnly protest
against the passage of bill by majority
of the Senate to-day, entitled " an act in
relation to the public printing" for the
following reasons:
1st. Because majority of the Senators
agree to pay twenty per cent. more, per
thousand ems, and the same increase per
token for press work, more than response
BILE practical printers are proposing to do
the sane for.
End. Instead of fixing the binding at SO
cents per copy or volume, and at Is cents
per volume for pamphlet work, at which
prices responsible parties propose to do
this work, they leave it to the Governor
and heads of Department to fix the pay
for such work, without limitation as to
price.
Sd. Bills for public printing are only to
be approved by some practical printer, and
then audited for payment.
For these and other reasons, we enter
this our solemn protest as aforesaid.
Respectfully submitted,
". L. Love,
j. M. LINDSAY,
q. WM. WE1KER,
r. L. BEAIL,
JOSHUA BARNES
L. A. MASON.
The bill to raise revenue was then taken
up and considered until the hour of ad-
iournment.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.

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SENATE.
THURSDAY, March "a, 1870


MIR. Sweet moved q reconsideration OF
the vote by which the bill relating to the
PubIic Printing passed on yesterday, and
gave notice that he should move also re-
consideration at the proper time OF all the
amendments which we're adopted.
MIR. Jones of Wake urged the adoption
of the motion.
Mr.. Lindsay said this is a simple ques-
ton and he would briefly present Its merits
in a nutshell Here is a printer, prac-
ticaI printer, who is a reliable man, and is
willing and can give bond to any amount
required for the faithful execution OF this
work he proposes to do the work at
much less rate than it has heretofore been
done and for less than any other party or
Darties have agreed to do 1t, and also TO
execute it as neatly and as well as II mas
ever been done before. These prices are
now fixed in the bill and the Senator from
Craven proposes to reconsider tne actIon l
| which placed them there, in order to pun
| in Zqy.0er amounts for the benefit OF another
| partv- Now Senators are you willing TO
! vote the PEOPLES money out Of the Ireasu-
| nv in this way simply to crafty the wishes
| of personal or partlEan TREND ask
Won If you we're making bargain for your
| self if you would be willing to give a
| $40. 900 more than you would give b. 1Or
| the same work executed in the same man
ner and with the same material do moi
think many of you would be found to be
so liberal When you are compelled to go in
to your own pockets. If this motion tc
reconsider prevails it will be glarings VIC, u.
lation of the rights of the people OF the
State, and he hoped it would not prevail.
a. II. Galloway (col) called the prevlou'
| question, which was sustained and the mo
ton to reconsider prevailed oy the follow
ing vote: ,. r,...,o ~,
grove, Cook Davis Eppes col; FoF5neG Ga1 aa4
kins Zones Of Wake Lassiter Martindale, Rich
ardson, shoffner, Sweet and Willis-2O.
NAYs.-Messrs Barnes, Beall. Burns, Gransm
| Welker and Wbiteside-12.
MIR, Sweet moved to reconsider the vote
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UNFINISHED BUSINESS.

Bill to provide for tho collection Of taxes by
tile state aud By the several counties Of the
state on property, polls and income.
ON motion lIr. Murphy the 23d section was
amended to require Sherltfs to make their
reports to the clerk of the County Commission
- on or before the fourth Monday in August
instead Of October" setting forth all sums re-
cuived to that date, not previously accounted
cor the date of such receipt, &c.
On motion of Mr. Graham the 34th section was
amonded to require Sheritfs to pay in their
state taxes or before the lst day OF October"
instead OF "December."
On motion of Mr.. Graham the 36th section was
Sueuded so as to require Sherifs to settle with
,hc County Treasurers on or before the 1st day
Of December instead OF March" and the bill
passed its second reading.
on motion of Mr.. Welker 1t was made the
-peciaI order for tomorrow at II O'Clock.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Bill to raise revenue was considered by Sec
lions.
air WeIker moved to amend section 3, so as to
TAX all thelproperty of the State tenth OF one
yer cent for the benefit OF public schools, which
waa adopted.
Mr. Cook moved to amend section 4. go that
tDeclal tax OF tenth of one per cent shall be
.evied and collected on all the taxable property
of the state to be applied to the erection OF the
2anitentary Gnd support Of the convlcts, when
adopted. -, -,
Pendifg the further consideration of the bill
io3 Senate adjourned.
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auesttons] for Holden and Grant.

Governor Holden, of North Carolina,
has made frantic appeal to the President
of the United States for troops to protect
'Eloyalits' in our sister State. Now, by
what right does Holden call on Grant in this
tone of agonized patriotism? Is it as the
poet who, in fiery frenzy, wrote half a
dozen stanzas of intolerable verse in aldua-
dition of John G. Calhoun? Is it as the
man who taught secession for twenty years
in North Carolina? Is it as the man who ap-
proved and endorsed Clingman's condi-
tional declaration of war in 1856? Is it as the
man who proposed domiciiary visits to the
houses of Unicn men by vigilance commit
tees Is it as the man who voted for Sc
cession and signed it, with the declaration
that it was the noblest act of his life ? LIS
it as the man who pronounced Mr.. Everett
one of the most elegant devils out of
hell 2" Is IL as the man tOhO suggested the
assassination of President LINCOLN ? Who
can tell us? Who mako answer to these
questions, suggested by his notorious pro-
figacy as aspolitician : And going a step
further in this Longinus like method, may
we not ask: How can the President lend
himself to the schemes of this man, who
has been all things by turn and nothing
long, if we may except his teachings as 8
leader of secession ?-Norfolk Virginian.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUESDAY, March %, 1870.

By Mr. Jarvis: A resolution revoking all leaves
Of absence heretofore granted by this house. 10
take effect on or after this day.
Ir. J. said that unless some action Ct TINS
lInd Was taken, the House would be left without
a quorum. He understood that unless certain
matters OF legislation were acted upon before ad-
journment, the Governor would Immediately is
his proclamation calling the Legislature
back, and il leave of absence already granted
were not revoked and ali others refused, the
House couid not in a day or two transact busl:
uesg for the want of q quorum. II this genera
assembly after being IN session ever since last
November should adjourn without transAcubP
business Of vital Importance, and be called bacK
By the Governor, it would be perpetratlng gross
outrage upon the people.
until Thursday.
The motion re jected.
YEAs-Messrs. Cherry. Dixon, Green. Hodnett,
Kinney, Long, Of Richmond, McOanless, PAINTER,
Yestal and Vest.
Eagles, coIored, offered the following amend
rnent which was adopted " and that every mem
Der leaving without leave shall not be entitled to
any per diem for the time he is 80 absent:
After some debate, Mr.. Justice moved to lay
the resolution on the table.
The yeas and nays were called and the motlon
10 lay on the table rejected.
After some debate the resolution WAS adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Ingram, the bill to establish
3 ferry across the Pee Dee River IN the county
Of Anson, was taken up and passed It's several
readings.
On motion of Mr.. High, the bill to amend the
set Incorporating the Cape Fear and WaccsmaW
Canal and Lumber Company, was taken up anc
passed its several readings.
On motion OF Mr.. Durham, the bill Suthorlzlne
the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford Kali
road Company to construct branch Road in the
direction of East Tennessee, was taken up, amend
ed and passed it's several readings.
On motion OF Cherry colored, the bill TO moor
porate Edgecombe Lodge No. 298, A: Y. M was
taken mp and passed it's several readlngs'
On motion OF Mr.. Hinnaut the Dill 10 empower
tie commissioners Of WAYNE county to collec
arrears OF taxes was taken up and passed 1T
several readings.
BY MIR. Pou: A. bill to amend the act repeating
certain railroad appropriations. On motion o
Mr. Pou the rules were suspended and the bill
considered.
(The bill strikes out in the second section o
the repeating act which refers to money in th'
Treasury arising from epecisl taxes. the words
"and ehall be credited to tbs counties OF TN
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY, March %, 1870.
SPECIAL ORDER.

SPECIAL ORDER.
Bill for the protection OF Mechanics and other
Iaborers materials.
After discussion of some length, the bill was
amended and passed its several readings.
Senate bill to authorize the levy Of q special
tax in Anson county; passed its third reading,
yeas 49, nays 80.
A message was received from the Senate, con
curing in the House amendments to the election
bill
Bill to authorize Jno. A. Taylor to construct
bridge across Brunswick River. passed it's
several readings.
Joint resolution in regard to public charities;
adopted (appointing DR.. @. T. Murphy as a
member of the Board vice Geo. Cahagan, re-
signed.)
Bill to compel persons to work on public
roads.
Mr.. vest moved to lay the bill on the table;
lost, yeas 80, nays 80.
Pending any definite action the House ad-
journed.
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Ellington.

ELLINGTON, N. c., March 25, 1870.
Dear Journal As new era ofimprove-
ment seems to have dawned upon US, I
thought little article from this place
might not prove uninteresting to your
readers.
A comparison Of the present days of
Ellington with its past of thrift and solid
prosperity, cannot fail to fill with serious
and even mournful reflections, the mind of
him who may ponder upon the history OF
this place. She was formerly full of COM
fort and substance, and, like some old
brown stone homestead, while surrounded
by an air of quiet and tranquility, was
strong and sturdy in her foundations, and
of many years of usefulness. But the
people here are aroused to just SO nse of
their situation and of their duties as citi-
zens. Our little town, though still.in the
background, is determined not to be sur
passed in this age CT improvement, and
the day is no far distant when Ellington,
possessed as she is of every natural ad-
vantage, will vie with any inland town in
the State. Aethinks I can already pene-
trate the eEshrouded vista of the future
and see to wering in magnificent grandeur
large town, which yesterday was but a
email village.
Considerable inland trade is carried on
here, which gives an impetus to money
making and the advancement of q profit
able business. It consists mostly in bar
teripg the staple product Of the State, viz:
turpentine and tar-for the commodities
of our commerce, viz: bacon and meal.
AS regards our stores, that of Mr.. Pad
Olson, from Point Caswell, will compare
favorably with those of your snug little
city. He has full and well-selected stock,
and his store is consequently the great
centre of attraction in the village. He is
q careful and experienced business man,
having been engaged in merchandising for
some years past, and is, moreover, known
to be 4" clever fellow" full of affabiJity
and bo1ahomnaie. Owing to his spirit of
enterprise and go oaheaditiueness the steamer
"Mary Eleanor" now runs regularly be-
tween this place and Wilmington semi
weekly. The thanks of the citizens ars
due to Capt. Murrill for an excursion on
this vessel. I shall 3peak more of this IN
my next. GLAUCUs
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Terms of subscription
WARMING.
SDT ENnUn PVMp F0R SALE

"AyTNG PURCHASED THE EXCLUSIVE
! RIGHT for the States of North and South
carolina for the manufacture and sale of A.
EsaidyYiu's Patent Glass Submerged DOu-
.,Ie-ActtnR Force Pump, I hereby forewarn,
u1.der the penalty of tho law, any person from
:ltringing upon my rights in the same Intend
Inc, to manufacture and sell the same, I would
a pleased to confer with parties wanting them
.a5 price will range from $50 to $50, according
ne depth Of the well, for No. yard wells.
.lrowing 80 gsllons of water per minute; and
No. for railroad stations, throwing so gallons,
rice given on application. This pump has
.re5iou, and the. packing will last for fifteen
.rs ii a good well. Directions will accom-
tie pump for putting it up, which can be
-. IN 80 minutes l will receive orders at
.-bor0. Scotland Neck, and Farmville, N. c.
i, orders addressed to me at either of the places
med will receive prompt attention.
j. l.. KITCHEN,
en-
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From the Raleigh Sentinel.
.'p OCEEDg%GS OF THE LEGISLATURE
SENATE.
TUESDAY, March, %, 1870.

TUESDAY, March, %, 1870
Nh Cook moved to fine any Senator who ab-
p. ats himsclf from the Senate without leave sou
.rr say for each day OF such absence, which was
yUted down.
AYES Meaers. Beasley, Bellamy, Blythe, Col
Grove, Cook, Davis, Hayes, Jones OF Columbus,
aIoore OF CuIteret, Stephens, Sweet and White
IL %.
BY Nj Colgrove. resolution instructing the
Clerk Of the Senate to write or telegraph aesent
.tenat1~5 to return at once, and lnstructInS the
Clerk TO keep q record Of those notified.
EIr. jones of Mecklenburg offered the foI4oW-
.r- as a substitute jO-wit:
HSsoired. That leave of absence already grant
"a to Senators and which have not taken effect
aL.u be rescinded, which was adopted.
NAYS Messrs. BeemRn, Burns, Blythe, Oo!-
r~Cvc, Cook, Hayes, Jones of Columbus, LASS
ter and StephCns-9.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

IHO1sO1A1' 1uu2O11 4OIO'
On motion of Mr.. Ragland the rules were
suspended, and his resolution for the re-
lief of the people was taken up.
J. W. Eagles, colored, moved to lay it
on the table. Lost.
On motion Of Harris, Of Wake. colored,
the resolution was indefinitely postponed.
$64 for Grape worl upon the occasion of
the death OF R. G. Parker.) was taken up
aud adopted.
Mr. Downing offered a joint resolution
that the House elect State Printer to-
morrow at 10 O'Clock. Adopted.
By Leary, colored A bill allowing the
tax collector of Fayetteville to collect ar
rears of taxes for the years 1866 -'67-66.-
Lies over.
On motion the House adjourned