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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-10
OFFICIAL RESPECT.
The General Council and Ex-Mayor
Leuwich's Funeral.

AT special meeting of the General
Council of the city yesterday afternoon,
the following resolutions, submitted by
Alderman Durff, were adopted:
Resolved, That the General Council
and city officials attend the funeral OF
ex-Mayor John W. Leftwich, and the
Mayor is hereby authorized to employ
the necessary carriages for the occasion.
, Resolved, That the Mayor be requested
to cause the public buildings of the city
to be closed on the day of the funeral to
enable the city officials to pay the last
tribute of respect to the late chief mag
istrate of Memphis.
Resolved, That the Mayor invite the
police and firemen to attend the funeral.
Resolved, That a committee of five be
appointed by the Chair to draft suitable
resolutions of respect to the memory of
the deceased.
Resolved, That committee of six be
appointed to meet the remains at the
Memphis and Charleston railroad depot,
and escort them to the residence of Col
CAN'T
Aldermen Durff, Mallon, Norment and
Dryer, and Councilmen Prescott and
Cohen, were appointed a committee on
the reception of the remains,
Mayor johnson, Alderman Norment,
Dixon and Duncan were APP
pointed committee on resolutions of
respect
The remains will probably arrive to-
day at clock p. m, and if so, the fhne
raj will take place at that hour tomorrow
Both Boards of the city government
will meet at one o'clock tomorrow to at
tend the funeral.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-10
SCAHDAL0US.
some More OF the Amendment TO
the city Charter.
To the Editor Of the Ledger:

Same More of the Amendment to
the City Charter.
To the Editor Of the Ledger;
Some person has got the Legislature
to enact an amendment ofthe City Char
ter so as to prohibit the city authorities
from licensing persons to sell fresh meats,
in quantities less than a quarter, except
at the regular market-houses. Of course
this is done for the benefit Of the few per-
sons who sell meats at the market-houses.
Evidently the amendment was drawn by
an unskiIIed hand. It prohibits the city
from granting license, but does not pro-
hibit persons selling without license. SO
that the power still remains in the hands
Of the city authorities, II is also easy
to evade the act in another mode. The
act prohibits sales except at the regular
markets. Now let the city make each
meat dealers house or shop regular
market, and tias thing is done.
II is scandaioas that sneh tamperlng
with the City Charter, and the rights Of
citizens, is allowed by the Legislature,
at the instigation Of seii-interested indi-
riduals.
Ladies and children can go and buy
at private neathouse, and at any time
Of the twenty-four hours. But what lady
/ or child can venture into tbe cfogdg and
competition which exist at the public
markefs2 \.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-10

lican majority in that election, 371S'
In the Legislature there was Repub'
lican majority of fifty-ninc on joint bal
lot. The same party will now have fifty
majority, having lost nine of their mum
Der by this last election. We congratn'
late the Democracy of New Hampshire
upon their gains, and regret that the
State did not succeed in freeing itseli
from Radical rule entirely A revolu-
ton in favor of the Democrats IS per
ceptible, and before the next Presiden-
tial election the State, where lived the
renowned and loved President Pierce,
will pour out large majority in favor OF
its former political tenets-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-10
rLETCHEn AND THE Ku.KLUx.

The Secretary of State, A. J. Fletcher,
on pretense of fearing the ku-klux, has
called upon Gen. Lowell to furnish HIM
with a guard of safety to attend his per-
son homeward over the Nashville and
Chattanooga railroad
This valiant Falstaff asserts that the
trains are being watched for him, and
that he would stand no showing for his
life should he ever leave the State capital
The miserable farce is enacted for par-
pose. but it is almost too transparent to
afford the Radicals in Congress pretext
N interfere with the State. That such
is the object intended is evident, and
the finale will show up Fletcher as
most despiesble scOnndrel. If at any
other time - his honor" had assumed
ike importance nothing would be thought
or :, Ra. ease must be made out
AGAINST Tennessee in Congress, and to
straits Ike these have oar enemies been
reduced. The telegraph informs "a that
The citizens Of Nashville. 10 order 90
burlesoue the Secretary, have had
meeting and appointed delegation
Of their number 10 escort the gen
fleman home. instead Of the troops
asked for. What 2 figure he will
cut with his escort Of citizens. sFpsd
eap-a)pie with shillalahs and brickbats.
1t would be a most cruel thing il any
mischieyous boys, in looking out for
little fun. should, after all this precau-
zion on the part Of the Secretary, play
Jokes on him. To avoid zach. General
Fletcher must keep a sharp lookout, aud
have sentinel posted at every point
where the enemy may be expected to
come in to disturb his peaceful and
pleasant dreams. If danger is verJ Iuch
apprehend Oh the road, then double TIE
pickets, and throw brickbat rshillalah
ut the first man who approaches without
The loyal countersign. We Say garry the
war into Africa, and Stay and spafs act
The black Gsg has already been raised
Swear your citizen guard, Mr. Secretary,
10 die in mud hole rather than see the
sacred ensign dishonored BY living Ku-
Klux. II the force at your disposal u
not sufficient, then call on Ben. Butler,
the Chairman OF the Reconstruction
Committee at Washington City. He
will. IL ii be necessary, mex down his
spoons. captured at New Orleans, to fur
r:sh any other sinews found want
inS. in insuring tinid Radicals safe
conduct to the quiet and peaceful shades
Of private life Is it dagger we see
and is tie bloody end turned "fornenst
us? An. Fletcher, ii is surprising that
YOU will turn hamorist in these piping
times of peace. Bus there is no account
ing for human nature.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-10
CUBA.
spanish Accounts and spanish
Courts Martial.

HAVANA, March l0.-A military court
martial has been in session for the trial
Of the persons accused Of causing the
riot in the yillanneno theater last year
Qfthe number tried, Senior Zranzanzo,
voldes Pons, cishero Rise.s apd Valiepie
were found guilty, and sentenced to
death. Seniors Sonticello, Pane and
Laterre we're acquitted. The above
named are in New York.
Presina says that the number Of in.
mrgents at Guines exceeds one hundred.
Dairo says that sixteen Of this nambeT
had been killed by the troops, and &C.
cording 70 the Geographic dispatches,
the rest are completely surrounded.
The Havana journal contains accounts
Of the dispersion and killing Of 200 in.
surgents belongingto the band Of Nadine
Gomez, near Bayomo. A party Of in
surgents attacked he Agmalo planta-
ton, near Santiago de Cuba, and killed
six Of the operatives
The Free Nasons lately arrested for
holding meetings are glill 10 jai
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-10

at par2 No creditor can be benefited
by false hopes. Let the city pay a fair
value, and the creditor will take it, and
both viii gain byi
An additional half a million cannot
be extorted from the taxpayers, simply
to bull up scrip, without serious and
loud complaint, and those who attempt
il will disregard the wishes and objects of
those who elected them to power. The
tax-ridden people, and not the peculators
and scrip ring, have paramount claims
upon the City Council, and they would
do well to heed them. SoLoN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-10
PENNSYLVANIA.


A Double Execution ~ Huntington.
PIrrsBuRG, March 9.--Gotleib Bonner
and Albert yonvordenburg were exc.
cuted to-day at Huntington, for the muir.
der Of the Peightal family in November
last--the murder having been committed
while the family were eating supper the
murdercrs aftcrward setting fire to the
bed-clothes The men were hanged at
one o'clock. They died in ten and foui
teen minutes, respectively.
Deliberate suicide.
PIrrsBURo, March l0.-This morning
about o'clock man named Elocher
originally of Lancaster county, Pa, but
lately residing in Perry county, entered
gun shop, and asked to look at some
pistols. He was handed Mott pistol.
He inquired if it was good one, as he
wanted one that would shoot every pop,
and requested the attendant to load it,
which was done. He then asked the
price, and was told sixteen dollars. He
offered fourteen, and said he wanted
holster for it. The attendant then went
to the back part of the store to get one
During his absence Elocher placed the
loaded pistol in his mouth and pulled
the trigger, the ball passing through the
roof ofhis mouth and lodgingin his brain.
He died instantly. The coroner's jury
rendered verdict of deliberate suicide.
The man is supposed to have been de-
pressed in spirits, being without money.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-10
GOVERNOR CLAYTON ON CARPET
500 BAGGERS.

Governor Clayton, of Arkansas, lately
went up to Pennsylvania, and was ten
dered reception at his old home by the
citizens of Chester. Here is what he
said about Arkansas and the sainted
carpet-baSgers, who have undoubtedly
done so mu.h for that State;
This beautiful country, for which God
has done so much, and man so little, IS
destined soon to become the garden spot
of America. The salubrity of its climate,
the fertility of its soil, coupled as 1t is
with the spirit of free schools and rail-
roads. will cause, is now causing the star
of empire TO wend its way southwark as
well as westward. Within the last two
wears we have established two thousand
free schools in the State of Arkansas,
where before there were none. By a
provision of our Constitution, 1t is made
obligatory upon all our children to attend
school at least three months IN every
year We have white schools for white
children. and black schools for black
children. and children of all nationalities,
creeds and colors, whether rich or
whether poor, can now 90 to school in
Arkansas.
In referring to Northern men who are
now located in the South, the Governor
said that these noble men, to whom the
advancement and already dawning pres
nerity of the South owe so much, have
heen the most abused and most shame
fully misrepresenied body of men IN the
world. These men-whom the disloyal
norton of the South, the leaders of the
late rebellion, have so basely villihed and
stigmatized as scalawags and carpet
baerers-have, in the trying positions IN
which they have been placed, been called
upon 10 exercise more real courage than
he soldier upon the field Of battle
Everything calculated to make men
swerve from the path of duty has been
heaped upon them; and it deeply pam.
me that Northern papers, and many OF
them Republican papers at that, have Ia
ken up the cry, as they have received 1t
by the living dispatches Of that corrupt
and in the South disloyal body, the As
ISOLATED Press, and daily scatter them
broadcast through the land. assure
Won. that instead of set of thieves, ad-
yenturers and scalawags, as they have
been represented TO be, they were a no
Bile banda band of men entitled 10 great
credit for what they have done, and are
still doing, in the face of such terrible OPP
position, for the advancement and future
prosperity of that country.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-10

A singular mistake lately happened in
a sleeping-car in France, which, for a
time threw two families into trouble.
The millionaire, NJ. Blame, has small feet
and wears brogans. On returning from
Burgundy in the night train, he occupied
compartment ON one side of which
slept a beautiful young lady and late
bride, who also wore gaiter boots In
the morning NJ Blame got one of the
lady's CATERS, and she got the one left by
him. On returning to their respective
homes, the wife of Blame found that he
had worn home ladys gaiter, and the
husband of the bride found that his wife
had gentleman's on one of her feet.
Mad. Blame cried went into Mysteries,
and then went to the home of her father.
On the other hand, the young husband
tainted and came near dying. 1t took a
week to explain and settle the accidental
exchange Of the CATERS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-10
city and County Credit.

To the Editor Of the Ledger;
Permit one Of ypaT readers TO inquire
how the due debt of the city is 90 be paid
under the present policy Of the Councils2
Upon what principle of justice do the
bGils exesGise their powers TO .force the
value of scrip froa ,biss,,Gye 70 eighty
cents. The last administration, by thu
process, sunk million or two Of dollars
&c the taxpayers, aud will the present
bulls sst :. over again. They may do
so. but they will but, al.air political brains
out, if they have any. The people s2ye
stood about as much of this as they can
possibly bear, and they are beginning to
inquire why the scsip ring should pocket
all the profits and thelssoiseg FL the
losses, and why so much concern is felt
for those who have been robbing the city
CO.. several years past?
That big deb. of $3.50, 600 must be paid
fairly and justly, but not at the price
the fictitious value-at which it is now
held, There is but one way TO deal fairly
With il, aud ihai is to Jet taxpayers pay
their money directly ialo the city trea-
sury at the real value Of ely credit u
forty or fifty or sixty cents be just price
for scrip, let such be the rate at which
cash may be received. The scrip ring
may be broken il IBIS way and at the same
time even-handed justice would be ineted
out to them. The County Court should
pursue the same policy in regard 10 their
outstanding scrip Parties who have
bought large amounts Of d "a dfl! cents
are now claiming eighty-to be Ernne
out of the people who are taxed from
five to twelve times as much on the sems
property as they we're before the war
Il behooves the County Court TO gran
such scliefto an oppressed constituency
and thereby encourage them TO pay theii
taxes. II is unjust aHd bad faith in The
bulls Of the City Council. ts ss.=...s iFsssssi
sions Of ability TO pay interest the first 0
yannssy seyi, unless there is better pros
peei than at prese,t e doing 50. Nowi
4 right to refuse past due indebtedness
for taxes, and promise to pay cash for !
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-10
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The election fOr Governor and other
State officers came 90 in New Hampshire
on the sth inst. Returns so FAR show
that the Democrats have reduced largely
the heavy majorities of the Republicans
in the STATE. although the vote is not so
large a. farmerly. Stearns, the Repub-
Eean candidate f5r Governor, receives
from tweniy-two towns 81, es7 votes while
that Of BideIrs. she Democratic candi-
date. i SET down at 22.se4i Flint On
dependent. 6sss; Burrows, ilSe. Toe re-
naming por-iOs.s Of the State viii return
abou, 5000 more sOses. giving Siearns a
majority u 1900. oaly. fhs frst two
oamed rr,n Tor ti,s sane Oaicethel las eaee'
.iou befase Ibis and Vben the whole
ro,e for Governor cast wAs f5,ssi, Of
-if..b S,earas received Sis votes, and
s:ssH s2oOs votes. asking the Repnp-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-10
Memphis Ledger.

We see this sterling Democratic paper
is to have new dress on the first of
next month; and will also issue weekly,
commencing on the sth. 1t is certainly
a sprightly paper, endowed with good
and firm principles. and Yields an inhu-
ence second to none in Tennessee. Its
intelligent editor, Colonel j. j. DuBose,
may wen feel proud of his paper, for it
bears a good name abroad as well as at
home. Its local columns are filed with
interesting news as well as racy items
from the pen of the popular Captain j..
Harvey Mathes.
The business department ofthe LEDGER
is under the immediate control of its
genial proprietor, Colonel Ed. Whitmore,
who is not only an agreeable gentleman,
but an able fnancier.
If our readers wish good family
newspaper from Memphis, they should
subscribe to the LEDGER-The White
County (Ark) Weekly Record.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-10

The words which Walter Scott puts in
the mouth of Jennie Deans, in her mem
orable address to the Queen, are true as
they are beautiful: when the hour of
trouble comes-and seldom may it visit
your ladyship-and when the hour of
death comes, that comes to high and low
---long and late may it be yours. 0 my
leddy!-it is ma what we have done for
oursels but what we have done for others
that we think on most pleasantly,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-10
MISSOURI.
Missouri Legislature.

ST.. LOUIS, March lO.-A proposition
was made in the State Legislature last
night to submit the question of womans
suffrage, which was indefinitely post
poned.
The constitutional amendment abol-
ishing double liabilities was adopted.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-10
WASHINGTON.
General Qaeseda.s Movements. and
Reception.

WAsHISoTox, March l0-Gen. Que
soda and stat visited the senate Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs the President,
General shsrnsn Ssclcisy RelLHap.
Secretary Robson. and Admiral Porter.
yesterday. They we're received With
great cordially. lie intends to call on
Secretary Fish today.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-10
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
SOUTHWESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
NEW YORK.
Critical Condition Of Mehan-scan
DIAL

daI.
New York, March l0.-The condition
of Mehan, editor of the Irish American,
who was shot on the night of February
%, by DR., Keenan,, proves more critical
every day, Mehan has not tasted food
since the night of the shooting. No one
is permitted to see him; he is perfectly
conscious, but it is not thought safe to
attempt to remove the ball from the neck
DR.. Post, surgeon attending, says the
patient is in critical condition.
Gable dispatches received here some
days ago, announced the elopement of
the wife of Michael Worb with man
named Neither, charging that they had
robbed the husband of $4,000 francs and
sailed for America on the Silesia. Onthe
arrival Of the steamer at Hoboken yester-
day both parties we're arrested, with
1900 francs ia their possession, and
held for examination. The woman il
accompanied by two children.
Mary Tisdale, Of Brooklyn, has at
tached the property of John c. Foster,
OF the Tgolye Temptations, now at Fisk
Opera House, to secure the payment Of
claim she has against him for board
and money loaned. Judge DAILY, Of the
Court of Common Pleas, yesterday de
MED motion to yaeate the attachment
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-10
INDIANA.
FATAL school discipline.

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, March l0,-A
school teacher in Center township, while
furnishing boy yesterday, became an
gered at his resistance, and struck him
furious blows on the head with heavy
ruler. The boy staggered out of school
and dropped dead.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-10

Emmenagoguc.--DR MILLRa's EsMESA-
oocuE is the only article. known to cure the
Whites lit will cure in every easel. Where Is
tho fnmily In which this important medicine
Is not wanted Mothers. this Is the greatest
blessing ever offered you. and you should i'm
mcdiately procure IL. II is also assure cure for
Female Irregularities. and may DO depended
upon In every case whore the monthly fow has
been obstructed through cold or disease. Sold
by druggists. Price One Dollar; or. sent by
mail ON receipt Of One Dollar and Quarter.
GOODYEAR a FALLS,
9-145-t Wholesale Agents, 2sl Main street.
,---,-------- ------------- p
Dyspepsia.-WARS DYSPEPSIA Tonic
Is prepared expressly for Dyspeptics and those
suffering with habitual costivcness. II isa
slightly stimulating tonic and splendid appe-
tizer it strengthens the stomach and restores
the digestive organs to their healthy state.
Weak. nervous and dyspeptic persons should
use WARMERS DYSPEPSIA Toxic. For sale by
druggists. Price One Dollar.
GOODYEAR & FALLS,
9-145-t Wholesale Agents. 2Sl Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-10

DEVON = At Oak Lawn, on Wednesday
night, the 9th inst, Susie, offspring Of Taurus
and Brindle Devon, In The eighth year OF her
life,
This interesting creature was well known in
the whole neighborhood, and her death is
deeply lamented.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-10

A proposition before the Illinois State
Constitutional Convention provides for
the abolition of the Senate and the reor-
ganization of single body of 300 mem
bers, to be called the Legislative Assem-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-10
NAUTICAL ADVERTISEMENT.

NAUTICAL advertisement.
Notwithstanding the enormous expense At
tending this gigantic organization. there will DC
NO ADVANCE IN THE PRICE.
aeats may be secured in advance. without
extra charge, Doors open at (; TO commence
at 8; over at 10. -,
During the engagement, the street cars Will
be in waiting on Main street for the convey
anoe Of passengers after the performance;
Admission 10 Parquette and Dress Olrcle,
Colored Boxes, cane seat chairs. ~ cents.
NOTICE-For the accommodation OF taml-
lies, ladies and children. there will be the
usual Matinee performances on oatuiuny'
March u, when the prices will be; Adults,
Soc. children under ten years OF age, &c.