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New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK. Wednesday. Nov. 10. 1870.
The sale of the Dyckman property brought
large number OF operators in real estate to the Ex
change The bidding spirited and so continued ui
I'll the close Of the The prices realized were VeIy
satisfactory. The stroets and avenues on "hc .o
nav large assessmefts for street openings A.,
Messrs A j. BIeecker Son Co. SOLD I'VE c srfo9 p Tor
Grand Boulevard, cor. 123dft, each ot i ~, no
sas75O detailed statement Of the property soid VIII 10
found below. -, ,,.oo,on
The sale OF Central Park property, under me uIe.u, ,
of ADRIAN IL Muller announced for Thursday, ATTRACTS
general attention fhe lots very valuable aIge
number have fronts Central Park, several parces
having feet, making very desirable SITES ior
churches public buildings. -, IN.
" X Stevenson Son have sold the four ote suc
Of 67th-st $50 feet east from 9tbave for $4,000 one
third cash, each lot 25Xl00 feet
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF EBw-YoBk.............. lG.
CLEARED.
s.sio,-Munetoka Palmer Savannah; Sariogs Coach Nor
6s CT, foan hlrtha ste'sns Chs balm'fei A. G sir.s
gc,,y fhl,dshia; u. uler. Dass Philadelphia s. Y. Pslrs
i.r~e PhaepLa AeusAae', Rector Ses BclioFt Yscn WoI
philadelphia - -, ,,
G.hral'aE
V,-Aups Idndsey McAman 81 John ~ B. Oliver CUTE Mel
.,n port-auI rrce Clarabce TTac,, TG-asd De Cuia.
Mar Ioui.a Gasaen Was ngon n c. Island City. Allen Bali
more. l. N Lowell clc Pan4 United States Hamilton. Iou
Srrl. n Krg EtihiFe st. Johns p r. g. A. Peros Poole
Ee Mcst P,nsoJai F1fcnce hos Sheppard Chasou o,
r5ron. Elizabeth lot
sloop-Eiban Allen Clinton, Hes-iiageu.
ARRIVED.
gisau,Ifp sa1 Jacuo Anin-, t4yanrli ud'e aud par.
Sin Fiyirc Easls. L. Wis. lfysp0ol 30 dafs mice.
fbit ] r. Wheeler, Hsrr-. l. tQoIl ~ taIs ml-e.
. Into Ioaes tliclta Jul. o. rn Nan Heal July mdss
49,. ,li Blrn-s Ntaror. Wee. +14s.s 4lrual r'l-
Irs iil. fIau. f,iue. q o.. % dltt. a.Hl
frr Wm p,us.y r.lI oa H Hi0 CO. r. D. t fars zeal OIL
IN. p.ui. sl W.t. N.-t,1.. 81. r.. b.. Dave. Iiftr
III. Gem Nel Pu.t spain 4rt i 2. .t dais. ballast
toL " h. Chapman Psla-4 IoseLese. b., daJs, bAdhi
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SUIT FOR FIRE INSURANCE.

In Part l. OF the COlri Of Common Pleas.
Il over. stone Co.. broag action against the Beck
ma Fire Insurance Co. 20 recover 5000 on policy Of
Insurance. III plaintiffs wee essefs Of No. 80 Broad
way which, tc 1871 of FeAruary 1906 was seriously
damaged Dr. he. The lease OF the plaintiff was pro-
m Is "El1rH., ,aa1 shown 10 contain ciT-e frf tif Z
iortl tat u case VI TIE TO al destruction Of tIc build n
b nre IS ma q ! nece sag 10 r.buj It. tt lease
si.oId CONS 10 cld; Otn cf ~ ID sH.u u remain u .i
rec AZ lLc option Of thc fait. OF tb. % IaIt Tht
p0ley ol insurance PiOvlutd tua The Company were rc-
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HOW AWARDS ARE MADE AND CHARGED.

Patrick Callahan owned two lots on Ninth
ave- between onehundred-an anc-,welfth and One-bupd-
red and -fourteenthsts.. which taken for tho
Morning Side Park g. 900 being awarded for and
ZOO for the other After the report OF the Commis
soncrs had been deposited in tho street Commissioners
Office these awards changed without notice to Mr.
Callahan who this time received 81 for each lot, while
wesley smith, brother nlaw Of the Hon. Thomas c.
Fields, who engineered the award received for the
lots g. 800 and S699 respectively. His titles to
ship were tax leases bought In 1885, lot for 81 H.
and on the other for 81 49, These leases Mr.. Callahan
claims, are nu aud void and motion made before
Judge Brady at the supreme Court Chambers yester-
day TO open the default and pay the money into Court 10
abide trial rs to their validity The Court heard the
and decision was reserved.
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DECISIONS.

Sna,re,ne Court CbGmbers.-By Judge Brady
Go HUinsge-hotoB gnnei in pIt and denied as TO The
sineetou.-MOiOn gaaied Rice AgL Wmerng-
TslmanhotOn granted and refer
eBcr ronIere CouDen MerkleI.-Orier granted
Barnad-Hslskie Merrtorder eted Hsskie h
Meritt.-Motion granted.
Common PLds-SpecilI Tcrm.--By Judge Larre-
Ipnre-Ia William Recommendation for injunction dened ana
for directing gsted In re- the petition OF
James WooA-Oref Henry kOwsho'on TO pay
salary for ssiisiact on Of Judgment denied 10, -.
By Jase r. DsyLAte sgt Lowenhen-Fndngs settled byat
sg Auoorat-hoOH u set eened reeneA s
SdnIoon 10 open default stay vacated Marie st
Iiohuan.-PrsoneT will appear 10 be eIAmined
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VALIDITY OF Au. s. ATTORNEYS AGREEMENT

Some time ago Henry Stubbins of No. Cen
tre-st., became surety with Morris Brockman, on
whisky bond which forfeited. Proceedings were
taken against it, and part of Mr. stubblns's property
taken TO satisfy the claims He was soon afterward
used as a Government Witness with the understanding
that account OF his testimony his property should be
restored 10 him. This not done, and Stubins moved
TO open the Judgment against the bond, and have the
execution against his property rot aside. Judge Batch
ford denied the motion on the ground that nbbns pro
cured BrOckan to become surety the bono, knowing
his rresponsbiity and that the Commissioner Of Inter
nal Revenue the Secretary of the Treasury, ana the
Attorney General did not sanction the agreement, which
not valid without their consent.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
ARREST OF FIR MERCHANTS.

Julius g. Philip Sarner, furriers, of No. 93
Grandst brought before commissioner Shields,
charged with having while nsOlvent and within three
months of proceedings TO have them adudicated bank
rupts obtained large quantities of goods credit from
Wmerding, Hoguet Co., with intent TO defraud the
latter Charles Ssumer, whose affidavit the arrest
was made testified that the defendants were pretending
carry business while they were preparing Tor bank
rupty The accused held in 5000 each for exai-
nation
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vIOLArION OF CONTRACT

III Part II. of the Superior Court. before
Judge cCuHu he eae Of John Csrtney ACT d. Golden
M array tired. The acton Is brought to recover
ia qass fr iho oss " cargo Of ice The plaintiff
ir Gel with SIC defendant TO furnish "a vessel ,,it9ll.
,.Hycy 20 o0nicTn porte cargo Oi contracted Tor
by a. UHilcd ate, btcrnhcuL Ile vessel vac tl4u,.
g. tAe har ~ Charleston on account OF her 4.f
DE- and was finally coup cd 20 rctarn 90 Ncw-lork
sH. cargo loot Tne Court dismissed The CON.
p.alAt.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
REDEMPTION OF SPURIOUS U. 8. BONDS.

In the case of The United States agt. Jay
Cooke and Others commenced yesterday before Judge
Blatchford in the u g. District Court action Is brought
by the against the defendants for the recov
cry of $4,000 paid for eighteen 81 of the issue
Of June 5 1865 paid in by the defendants at the Sub
Treasury in This city, in 1861 subsequently forwarded to
Washington for redemption. On examination they were
found be spurious and were Immediately returned TO
the SubTreasury The defendants were then asked 10
redeem the notes which they refused to do Case still on.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER H. 1870

schr Sidney Tve wimn gton c. 10 DAYS lumber
sehr sarah Jane. ferguson, Gov Bay B. a dayr s1Al
Schr John Snow Mitchell shuee N. T.. Is days, spling
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosTos. Nov 6-Arsd bng Perce Hnkey from Philadelphia
FOREIGN PORTS.
IovDos nov steamship Eas of the lnman bine nom
for Liverpool oeensown atI oeloek this morning
DISASTERS.
TIE big W. frcmN S. John, ~ b. pnt INTO
Boston Yesterday for p' that 18Th inst at dngh on
Cape Cod Hattie Eaton from Boston Tor Dem
srAa and lost cut head and oop gsntas ana spn
sails The damage q ths Hattie Raen Is unknown
Tba sehI Nellie Boston, from Norfolk put into
fer Bco ID, i3 inst distress having had as damaged N
gale .I
MEMORANDA.
The steamship from Liverpool which arrived st Quebc
Nov H. steamship Of TIE mail hue eomng 70 Quebec Ine
BeIi steAnsb p-the Austrisn-~ill come to Portland
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Note obeiay gyea revolving lcnuingl white light OF
the frst or Of ne system Of Fesre will be exhibited for TIE h time
evening thereafter
% recently ereeed Point Reyes
California flashes Eve seconds each
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,,,, o,,v An casc of such damage by fire as should
cancel the lease It claimed that the re destroyed
the hJine al that tho arm were unable to occupy it.
sS s a. ,as rebnilt The Company claims II was not
necessary to rebuild it, and that therefore they not
vanderpoel for plaintiff; VIM. Fullerton for do
fenl
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
New-Jsrsep Real Gstate for Gale.

EOR SALElThe RESIDENCE Of the late
j RICHARD 4 FIELD Of PRINCETON, ~ J. This esasafuI
COUNTRY wdey for is coec.ico d rae svss sso
shubs OF spn1 everyesn hedfes
Trs Ad fss boc.e o. soDe, With paror toes
and library chambers the soone scof
hes With dssg ss,aebd bah room hot and oeh sS
servants and gspenes ssrn
cold usual outbaings Oo
part the bidding the cottage Je sscb
has been and without annoyance ios
Ami oeegPyng the place To- senensn nth aneen nea ps
tcusy has eocsts essn rrepet fore eoo
b found Photographs and ps'caAr HOMER koR1AEs
Pine-st u,78)
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

Giip fisal estate for Sale
ETH-AVE.-FOr SALE-The valuable PROP
" ERrY nor Sirth-aye twenty hr St Apply by
the EUGENE LITBlL, Iaro~n "eshes'tr Co.
N. Y
XTANTED-S10,0O0 first mortgage on city
w Improved prope per for or 10 ear Apply ad
dress b. y. PAIGE, y Teuth-aye.
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No steamship Mali.
SATURDAY. Nov. 70.

Mans KnTOpt, VltehsVVsl " nI
Iplon frun Pier A. n X. close the PoOBoe u
Supplementary H for paid leiicrs only made fe No s
N Steamship
IN
via Bremen, per steamship Don
foot Of TrIs Iohoken the Posi Oe sur
meBtary Mail Steamship sAs At !.
Aspuxa aud the So1h Pacbe and Centrsl Amer
steamship Assks Pier No. A. " h., ciose
the Po--Ohee a 1879 N. Steamship sais at IL N.
Msis Havana pr steamship CeopatTa, from Pier No u l. r.
tlohe The Post Ofloe Al p m
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P4SSENGERS ARRIVED.


PROM sAyAHSAH-In ,;eanshp Jacn,o, Nov. lt y "
Jo,es A. NJ Collins Th,s Rryad Mr. B4bsef Mss !. Wie I
Gsnaber Brown W. DunnigaB. Prank Doss, B Gbr smith
=. DUBnely.
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COURT CALRNDARS-rHis plr.

CougT oy APpRna-AIBLSY Nov l6The foosg is he Court Of
Arrea, calendar for Nov II: Nos 49, co. 49, a. 81 So f
SrPErrR CouRr-CHAxBrr "opens at 10 Calendar
LA ~
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.
THURSDAY. Nov. II.

THURSDAY. Nov. II.
Mails Europe via Liverpool per steamship
dock close the POztOor u
suppaenisry Mail .ar pad fin only made up Dos Jerey
C and Al lctters depoAiei Supplementary
Mails smnstbe prepaid with double postage
Nails bd the West ladies steamship More ca,i
from No AN r. stesrnshp sls 3 O'Clock p
FRIDAY. Nov
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sgD 6:49 San 4n Moon %
23 Cows lsnd... J5 Hell Gate "
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Ocean Cleaners.

A NCH0R LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
N LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY,
EVERY sArrRbG9 9 s asb p aFasHf HFs s;f "WEDNESDAY
Cabin Ga.gosss S.!:1 s sATsEDAT "a sS sSs%ssi ss
va '''s' "'''s fro" nfSJEERsos ifs;i EsR BROTHERS Agents
~ ~ BOvhnsgretn
EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
s,sR M sTarSs .n ID on m m .
fEEm sRRRIsek Hsk.T csp esEa as J.sqs HsS q december
Pan fe'a.@Salo ss and Rio e sSeiro gong rs;uinns
''sss I e SaRRsos ,:.'s ss. s' H. Bowling green
HAVANA, SISAL and VERA CRUZ,
NEwYORK, and MEXICAN NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
cisSFATsA Il. &c e.Ps y fI.i p.. :. sATgsp4Y xe'
CITY OF mExl6o TEEsPAr TEIb.y D.. soy
SrnPfaraH cITY or msabR Gn5t aoSDhf Dec 10
''i 's' Or passage spy ALEXANDER SONS % Broadway
CLEOPATRA to Havana ony takes no passengers
IT 5. MAIL TO HAVANA.
~ ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co,
sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY, aOelOci precisely from
aoRRo CASTLE CAPT Adams SOysmer u i.
iSnnR C,s. esp IsR Ess,1, S6 WA Ss::ij bce%er
POr freight passage apply 10 A W. DIMoCk President
E0R LIVERPOOL,
VIA OF 'EsTOwF).
CARRYING U r. MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GRFA WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
dispatch fall poTr steamships
FROM PIER no. IL n Il, EVERY WEDNESDAY,
=, follows:
COLORADO Capt T. p. November ~ a, 200
WISCONSIN Capt November go at l2;oo
NEBRASKA, Capt GUARD. December at l;O m
MANHATTAN CsrL PoRsYrH December T. at 3p. IN.
MINNESOTA Capt, T. W PREEnAa. December "a at l0S
IDAHO Cap, PRcE............... December 81, at
NEVADA, Capt DectHbes "a, al 1919 10
CABIN passage go, gold
steengc passage (oGee No 20 Broadvsy) $50 currency
For freight e.bip paassge apply to
WILLIAMS GrIoN No. s2 WALT
NOR LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN
CrIY OF LOYIOX SATURDAY November 49,
CiTYY or MRR,cK ,ya sTisI TUESDAY mber % II
And soceng SATURDAY and alternate TUESDAY from Fe
w. - RATES OF PASSAGE.
VAST FtnsHs UIRs m GOLD s7s ~
+. 4. hSTSop IsEs9 . 20 To fshflI n S.. Is
Passengers also forwarded Aa,se Rotterdam sweden Norway
and Den,aafh at reduced rates
Fot afsti information appy the compsnys oses
JoiN G. DALE. A-fui NO J. lro'dv'y T.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
RRFfSTrRN
Tie ,,.am,hp DoSAU Capt g. Ernst, viii ,. on SATURDAY
November from Bremen Per loot hirst Hobosen 70 he
s,asmsbS uRRMANE Cspt O. Rechnn SATURDAY November Is
RATES or PASSAGE,
payable 10 gold or ih equivalent in eGrerey .uo
ft eaibn
Second cabin. -
f'' i's'' CT ''"'ss 'P''" -'ND g 6rosd..
only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN EEN.YoRK AND HAYRE CALLING
TIE .pisnd rs. on t. fs,o1ie viii sail
from PIER No 80 North River as fOTovs; ,,,, ,,,.e
Iis vi iiiRPHT IN rA Ieusrs iTURDhY pseerr5r TO-
PRREIRK DARE shrusDAY Deceae.T - ~,
RATES or PASSAGE PAYABLE IN GOLD lpoluiing yfnsl:
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GaIes bp Auetion

gro. A AHetioneer. -
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL Ator place and Bghth-,. LEAyITr STkEBElGd e.
10 CosyIsEuEyTs LBE.REs CATALoSuED AND SoLo
W. ELEGANT BOOKS AT AUCTION.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS t y O'clock Sale OF
vat, barv f choice eOns Of NJAKD and ILLUS
TRATED Work. binding La Foua nes Fables unique
eonr Uekens Works e vols large pspe bnlnbons Birds and
opadrupeds America Beneys standard Novels b yos
NOR or Dsn Quirote vols uporby hound. APDons Cyclic
ngd I6 calf Abbotsfori Edition Wavery Nogel u vols
rs MeKenneys Indian Tribes vols 4io Boyes shaEespce
o Pugns Osments &C. &c Catalogues ready books Oh eIh
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
NATIONAL LINE.

Il
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
From Pier No. a. North River.
TTR oURBE Thomson SATURDAY. November 10 at D. m.
HELVhTIA Gngs...... WEDhfspAi NoTembeI ~ az . va
ERIN Bragg. Hoysnber ~ al sam
Liverpool Queenstown, cabin S3 and t3 srerge
s2a Preps tickets from Liverpool Queenstosu London
denv, or Glasgow. sa1 currency. - - oao,
For particulars sppy at the Company Once No 6s Broad
r. W. . h""0i 'iaNSse''
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A. MERWlN. AIctoncef
DY BANGS, MERWIN q Co, Broadway, cor
ID nh-ss Of Books Works o. Art Fancy Goods Furniture Se
TUESDAY AMI WEDNESDAY, Hoy. u and l6, at p
THEOLOGICAL ard MISCELLANEOUS LiBRARf-Compnsing
nsny yalaabe Book. both Bng lsh and American
' THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Nov. II, at4 O'clock, .
PNGRtVIEGs ErCHNGs by and AFTER the Old Masters Also
et.r Eaand Kesn Tyrone Poser aud Thomas Jed
In ffames -, ~ 10 -.
BOOKS including New Publications. Illus
,rste and otheraise and variety Of School Books etc
CRFAT SALE of OIL PAINTINGS,
u TEGRAyINGs CHROM0S THURSDAY, at II m, No lJ7
p.l,o,s, b. D. THOMAS, AuctioneeT.
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CORPORATION Notices.


49,
CTR on kEw.YoKK FISAScE BURKAu rHsl
or TlYEs CoURr Horss PssG
u CHAsBTRssr, Eov. !, 1871
ITO TAX-PAYERS.-Notic is hereby given
will be added all unpaid the h of
December also additional per Decmbe Is On sl
remaining unpaid interest the of u
eseus from The the books vel b. he ks
Of Tae 70 The day Of ment -n lie sded No mos sh Be
received after O'Clock Onee hours from N 70
BERNARD sMYTl, Receiver
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printing.

vxTM EVERDELLs SONS, 1O4 Fulton +
w LITHOGRAPHC, STEAM JOB PRINTERS and Label
MANUFACTURERS.
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Professional Nciltes.
~ ID. HAMMOND, NJ. d., formerly Professor
~, of important Syracuse Medical College n Y
OIce 232 Ffeh, Of Thrisye, " Y City Nervous D.5l
IT, special general e.ae &c Dr. HIS worn so
DANCER HOSPITAL, 4GS Sixth-ave., New
~ York. All forms o. carel sead for Pamphlets.
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Citp propertn to fet.
Gountrp propertn TO Get.

,I,O LET, for SALE, or in EXCHANGE for
City Proeryoa Porlhan ghts minutes fro" depot. ,ad 20
from Cty COTTAGE containing Kitchen cellar,
garden Ee Possession mmeatslT. Splendid location Apply 70
kOPPEL, II Annst
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Eoaro ano Rooms.
AT 81 LFXINGTON-AYE.-NE ROOMS
newly flruishe hgit warmed ard venlated the ab
unsurpassed abundance and quality and scientific PREPARATION
DOARD-Elegantly and freshly furnished
I'D ROOMS ~ Wet Fheenthst Moderate prices for gentle
men family; reference given Aad rluired
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nle00inq Garbs, &r.

nle00inq Gar6s, &r.
1T WM. EVERDELL" SONS, No 104 Full
"A ,ou.si-wEDDING CARDS and fIEk.sIAIloNEhh 'h"'S
i,hed iSisl
las EVFRDELL, 500 Broadway-Wed Wedding
J mi Rail Card. oniers Dancing Silk Badges, styles
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-27

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Stomach Bitters are not only standard Tonic
and Alternative throughout the United States,
but they are accredited by the certificates of
the most distinguished citizens Of the Union,
to the people Of all other lands. In Canada,
Australia and the West Indies. they are grad
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every other Invigorant and Restorative now
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-27
Dom Piatt on Senator MeCreery's
Resolution.

Dom Piatt writes the following char
acteristic paragraph to the Cincinnati
Commercial:
Senator McCreery committed a blum
der. Had he devoted his gigantic Ken
lucky intellect to study Of the subject,
he could not have discovered so fatal a
trap for monstrous tumble. You ought
to have been in the gallery when his res
olution was read. For two years past
the Republican party has been ON the
defensive. II found the issues Of the late
war slipping from public attention in the
fierce struggle over live issues that mean
bread, and the leaders losing steadily in
their lame attempts to cover their selfish
greed, unprincipled legislation and great
crimes, and here comes Kentucky bull
believing as he breaks into a graveyard
TO their relief. -,. i.,.,..
You ought to have been in the gallery
to see the light that played along the
countenances ofthe Republican Senators.
Ii was not one Of wrath, or disgust, as
you might suppose from reading the de-
bate, but actually delight. They were
not slow TO take advantage Of the blum
der. Sucha roar Of indignant eloquence
has not been heard since the war. From
Senator Nye's soft tenor, to Sumner s
deep bass, through all the various notes,
the loyal voices were heard roaring,
bowling, and Kissing their wrath aud
scorn upon the head Of the Democratic
bull Of Kentucky, that, lifting its head
and dropping the defiant tail, sought to
fly when too late.
And do you suppose these Senatorial
pumps cared a button for the buried
bones of Union soldiers2 Not bit Of
IT, They saw only magnificent oppor-
tunity to air their loyalty, and awaken
once more the dying hatred Of their fol.
lowers. II was the story over of the
heather Chince:
81 looked at Jim NE,
And Jim Nye looked At me.
We are ruined. be cried,
By the Heather chinee.'"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-27
wausn and wine.


Woman has never been associated witt
wine without disgrace and disaster The
toast and the bacchahai that, with mu-
steal ALTERATION, couple these two words,
spring from the hot lips OF sensnality,
and are burdened with shame. A man
who can sing of wine and women in the
same breath, is one whose presence il
disgrace. and whose torch is pollution.
A man who can forget mother and sis
ter. or wife and daughter. and wantonly
engage in reyel in which the name OF
woman Is invoked TO highten the pleas
ures of the Intoxicating cup, is, beyond
controversy and without mitigation, q
beast "Dost thou think, because thou
Art yirtaous, there shall be no more
cakes and aleY Aye, cakes and alo. Il
you will but let it be cakes aud ale. Let
not the name by which we call the pure
and precious ones at home be brought in
to illuminate degrading feast,
OF the worst foes that women has ever
had 10 encounter, wine stands at the
head. The appetite for strong drink in
man has spoiled the lives of more women
ruined more hope for them, brought to
them more shame, sorrow and hardship
thar any other evil that lives. The
eolntry numbers tens of thousands
nay, hundreds of thousands---of women
who are widows to-day, and sit in hope
less weeds because their husbands have
been slain by strong drink. There are
hundreds Of thousands Of homes, scat
tered all over the land, in which women
live lives of torture, going through al
the changes of suffering that lie between
the extremes of fear and despair, be-
cause those whom they love, love wine
better than they do the women they
have sworn to love.
There are women by thousands who
dread to hear at the door the step that
once thrilled them with pleasure, because
that step has learned to reel under the
influence Of the seductive poison. There
are women grooming with pain, while we
write these words, from bruises and bru-
talities inflicted by husbands made mad
by drink. There can be no exaggeration
in any statement made in regard to this
matter, because no human imagination
can create anything worse than the
truth, and no pen is capable of portray
ing the truth. $3.50. :.
The sorrows and the horrors Of a wife
with drunken husband, or mother
with drunken son, are as near the real
ization of hell as can be reached in this
world at least, The shame, the indigna-
ton, the sorrow, the sense of disgrace
for herself and her children, the poverty
land not unfrequently the beggary-the
fear and the fact of violence, the linger-
ing, lifelong struggle and despair of
countless women with drunken husbands,
are enough to make all women curse
vine, and engage unitedly to oppose 1T
everywhere as the worst enemy OF their
sex.-Dr. Holland an Scribners for
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-27
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