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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-22
An Unfinished Monument.

In the Kings square, at Berlin, is a
huge monument, upon which men are
seen working daily with great diligence.
But such is its magnitude that, with all
possible industry, it cannot be finished
in less than three or four years, 1t is to
commemorate Prussian victories. Upon
a great granite base there are bronze re-
liefs representing campaign incidents of
the wars of '64 and 'gd; From the base
rises sixteen granite pillars, forming a
sort OF arched and open chamber, and
from the midst of this rises a mighty
sandstone column, covered to about a
third of its hight with fresco paintings,
which commemorate incidents illustra-
tive of the spirit of sacrifice which ami
mated the nation during those wars.
Trophies are inttGdglad in ths shape of
twenty Danish and forty Austrian can
non (brass), which are festooned with
bronze laurel wreaths. ltis intended to
crown the senter pillar with Goddess of
YietorY," holding wreath in one hand
and q tag 10 the other. This figure,
which has been modelled by Drake, is to
be cast in gun metal. The monument
will be two hundred feet high, and the
summit will be reached by a spiral stair
case in the interior The whole was de-
signed By Strack. Before this monu-
ment is finished Prussia will probably
have to chronicle the greatest of all her
victories, OF else sHeh defeat as will
make such monument superhuous for
the present generation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-22
PHYSICIAN.
D R. n. BIG G 3 /,

373 MAIN STREET.
Jackson Block, Memphis, Tennessee.
l&-ii-5
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5ag RAILROADS. tf
Little Rock and Hot Springs,
MEMPHIS q LITTLE ROCK R. r.
Fl -. fsss-1 Ess.sssszsgl
"a - ..s;:,.-..;s:;ss.l -; .s,s.sss
Carrying. the q. s. Mail
Through in Daylight to Little Rock
Trains leave HopeheId Daily at $50
am. = Passengers Arrive at
Little Rock I'm IA Hours.

CLOSE CONNECTIONS ARE MADE AT
" DevalPs Bluff with steamers for Augusta,
Des Are. Jacksonport. Batesville and all
points on White river; and at Little Rock
with stages for the Hot Springs. Camden,
western Arkansas and Texas; and with steam
ers for Pine Bluff, Dardanelle, Van Buren,,
Fort Smith and all points on Arkansas river I;
and at Fort Smith with stages for Sherman,
Texas; and at Huntersville with Little Rock
and Fort Smith railroad.
Ferryboat leaves foot Of Union street daily.
at 5 am.
Baggage checked on ferryboat through to
Little Rock.
Tickets for sale'at Company's Office, No. 81
South Court street, Memphis, and at Hopefeld
Depot. B. ID. WILLIAMS,
General Superintendent.
B. P. ROBSON, Asst Sup't. l0-14O-t
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SUMMER SCHEDULE.
Takes Effect June 10Th, 1870.

The train leaving Memphis at Is IN. runs
daily. The am. train does not run on Sun
day. Both trains run through to Louisville
without changes. Elegant sleeping cars run
through on the LIS pm. train from Memphis
to Louisville, connecting at Louisville with
through cars to Philadelphia, Cleveland. Buff
falo aud New York, without change. Only
one change from Louisville to Baltimore,
Washington City and Boston. Berths and
at the Ticket Office, 23712 Main street.
j. Y. BOYD, Superintendent.
JAS, SPEED. Ticket Agent. 9-62-t
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PIANOS, ETC.

NOW is YOUR TINE TO MAKE YOUR
IN purchases. My stock is very large and
must be closed out to make room for my fall
stock. - fs
Steinway 4 Sons Pianos. $500 to $500
Ernest Gabler's Pianos.............. AS to 600
VIM. p. Emerson's Pianos.....-...... S5 to 45O
Also, good SECONDHAND PIANOS. some
500 to $500 each Mason & Hamlin's Organs
from 500 to $500 each. Also. the celebrated
Burdett Organs. Genuine Italian and Roman
Violin Strings. Country merchants and deal
ers will please give me call. ,,,-,o,, ai T
E. A. BENSON.
Il-2l Music House, 81 Main ST., Memphis.
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A Man OF. q Thousand
A CONsUMPTIvE CURED.

DR. H.JAMES, ARETIRED PHYSICIAN,
~ discovered while in the East Indies cure
General Debility, when his only child. a
daughter, was given up to die. His child was
cured, and is now alive and well. He will
send the recipe for making and successfully
using this remedy, free. on receipt Of two
symptom of Consumption that i does not at
once take hold Of and dissipate. Night tsweats,
peevishness. irritation Of the nerves, failure
of memory. difficult expectorstion, sharp
fions, nausea at the stomach, inaction of the
bowels, and wasting away Of the muscles.
The writer will please state the name of the
paper they see this advertisement in. Ad-
dress CRADDOCk CO.,
I32-eod-157l 1892 Race 81 PHILADELPHIA.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
COMPTROLLER g CPFicE Nashville JuIv ~ re-
MEDICAL.
d R. r u S S ELLIS
sEPTENIAL
M edical Institute,
AZ North Court St, Memphis.

UIHIS INSTITUTION. INCORPORATED
| Il by the State of Tennessee, is n legali1ed
Association of Scientific Physicians and Sur
geons, devoted to the treatment Of patients
and instruction in theory and practice Of the
CHEMICAL SYSTEM OF MEDICINE.
1t is divided into the following departments
FEMALE DEPARTMKST.-In this department
every complaint known 10 woman Is treated
with unvarying success.
CANCER DEPARTNENT.--Cancers and tumors
are here cured in ninety-eight cases out of
every hundred.
DEPARTMENT FOR HKARr DIsRAsE.-In this
department this formidable disease is treated
with the most gratifying results.
DEPARINENI FOR SKIN DISEASES. Every
form OF skin diseases permanently cured here.
CONSUMPTION AND CATARRH DEPARTMENT.
The professors in this department have made
many important. discoveries in the treatment
Of lung. throat and nose diseases,
Eye AND Ear DEPARTNENr.-The eve and
ear most tenderly and triumphantly treated.
CoNFfDESrfAL DKPARTNEST.-DevOted to the
exclusive treatment Of a class of maladies
nameless here, BY an able professorship.
SURGICAL DEPARrNENT.-We daily perform
the most important operations known to sur
gerry.
All affair. Of a private character held sa-
credly confidential.
rF 0fice hours from O'Clock in the morn
ing till s o clock in the evening. Open every
Sunday forenoon, from a. m. 10 u m.
J. d. RUSSELL. Nd.
Consulting Physician.
]. 9. MATsOS. Secretary.
u. G: MAkRAx. Treasurer. lT-Il-a2
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In Arizona the thermometer has
ranged from ll2 to ll6 in the shade for
a long time; yet the health of the coun-
try does not seem TO be injuriously af-
fected by the great continued heat.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-22

Some Of the Bostonians are wearing
fve-dollar crayats, emhlazoned with por-
traits Of King William and Bismarck.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-22

Some experiments have been made
this summer in watering portions of the
London streets with patented prepara-
tipn, composed of wafer, common salt
and chloride of calcium dissolved. The
experiment thus far has been 90 salts
factory that power has been given 10 the
SANITARY Committee 10 arrange for the
Watering Of the entire district of the
Westminster Board Of Works with this
patent solution for one year.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-22

STATE OF WISCONSIN, lss
COUNTY OF MILWAUKEE. So
John II. Van Dyke, President,
Life Insurance Company, of Milwa
and say that the foregoing is a full
pany; that the said Insurance Con
sand Dollars Of actual cash assets.
bonds and mortgages of real estate
for which the same is mortgaged; |
suranee Company.
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BilfcSbHrrc SDrpmgb,
euterue Counts, pa,
GtartratbS. 3immrr. II. DIT. 1870.
@rebriuauua BON 9cidhcn aus benz
aitrn SirhbUfc brtrcfTrnS.

g'adiFt Mrs Hermit deietGn, tdEi Gin Gem
mil ssre Silftraths ouf rem Grunrt prs rtusr
airISbUTre om Titnfna. Wiitpr6 unb Truner.
thi. ten T., 2. unr 3. glcrrmttr nGbfrns, nm
~ llbr Rcrarns. III him 3rrds itin pirr, nm
rldru prTicnsn. tie in trnt aIteu airtbhcft gin.
'ehSrilr uup FERN ntt Iicasn tnten uue rrrsr
'ieterrtfr ptltriuasu Trlrn, pGsH nniuTriien.
I'M GrnfiiIc Sl permrieer, N trr ate Nirdthri
in gttteiIund,n ron t6I fuk Wcitr. NIT rtt
trent an War'nitrafe. rinarttri't urb eurd
rfihlr te;sibnrt wcrrrH. Ter CienNdl IN fir
Huptiiurl ven plGern fir rie llctrrrrife auf trn
'riirn l6l NuF. an SonnIfrlfs dnfanafur. b..
fimmr; Wittprb fir rir nib1en I'm Irrrn)
l6I SuB unb Truurrtas fir eis Ssitt an esr
NiibiuitOnifrafs.
Prittn unr habt PETER Ttrtrn Gamiltu ,u.
ltp'e'eu, prnn lie ts psrld"atn, untsr b,r pc.
sinauna. caB fs einarfrie lat uur psrbt1'sri ptr
ceu nacb rts lirbbrfs.RraClu. ron ten eiHr
Scris irerm erpit tridtfiist mir.
Teriprtu piro tis ,um nGditen 81. Rcpsmtrr
3tit ararttn ,ur WraitaHund bar llttrredt.
nab rslhrm Tntum rit nod iitrilrn llttnrffr,
Srdtiteirr unr Wpnumeuts in err an bic Gan'I
iribe flchsnrsn uue iptihunrert une fiinf;il
f251) iuB an Ter RnrIetifrafr ,rriidllufeut en-
Srlhrn untrr Ter gufiidt res Stdrrdrbs In eer
Srrnunl ibrrr Hssrtiauna tiuprddstri6t rsr.
ten. nm rem 6Irunb m urterrinffimns' M nit
'iHtr Nfft etr 6eIsBdrtuna tarcu ,u bf1ien.
SelIte irlrnp eirtr eer pt'H ftfaeIrBteH 5dat
fiirmiitb ien. (, p're tie @rmmiree am trifSn
'cllrntfn itbEurn Gage nab rem g., Gem alt
aat0rucmmsn. iIb reriammrIu
Sm aaftras res Ct tlrathS.
GepaTe 8. Gbaft.
2Oc3p SsirsiSr.
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Hcltcr!

Tcm prrtbrtrn putIifum pcn Sudutrn unS
llmaSaenp eitns sur 9a6rift rae i'd non zen
f!llsnetn aGuer uup yrtens- GrrItrruuas. Gpm.
phanien eis aSCuiuT utsrnrmmtn batr;
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Grants gceutreIitdt.

Tee 3'uaamt In Uafbiuatcn rtrtauft'
am srrIts'sn Titrfda pittr-na&rtm
sin dsriitu Gnfduf encouragement -
$4,000 SpriuafslS. 1us istsn unr no.
600 Gnf,lp. ei6Isn, nstR siniasn Tu'
kenb NiGicusn patrUntn. Gt mar na'
tlrli& fur&aus nUtbwsnris, tisfs Naf'
fen, rsI6s felt tsm Gntt tss Rstsntcns.
Rrissss itnFifis sspUrtsn warsn, ss'
rars In tisfsm GussntIid gu ssrtaufsn.
Gs psrh,ht Fh RON itItf, tab risis
Gefsu uub patrsrtn. ssTats ME ss bet
tsn ltshn e6ifsIutuus,u ter Sat mar.
rbns tsu asriraRsn EsrSua. in rtr Sri'
aiuaI. .Vsrsaduns. ra6 6rantrstb nan.
ftrn, rU Rs bel tsr aniunfi. asmdb rtr
Nnortuuns tsr prrptfrrifGsn 3sstsruna
(rsiGe fton ttt rsr ariunft rsr ,.St1s
tt Salis" In SuR risfsr 9oas auessfabrI
rutft), Tsaesnrmmsu wtresn. pae lid
rte Est1sntn ktr etrns atfausn IaiTtn.
"a ne naiirIiG ni&t 70 tumm iinr. riS
ReFsn su ptrfGifru. rbrs sAb fur lie
SsJabIuna ssfSrst IL.
Ties IN bic antpert unfsrsr atmini'
Rraticu auf rie prOhfs tr Ttuti&sp
nab rsr TsatIh. amsriiansr.
.. (T. o. SisSts.)
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OrdDCltriOll.

Tas In tsr @rrmauia Saac dufaefsaie crs
6ririru il ron lem tdItntrclrn 1riirumCnhn-
bauer, 5rn. 6. gFefe, rrpdrirt unp mit siuer
anSatl ncuCr 0iGeer prrirtcn pCrptu une fam
las pntIifum in tsr ;3ufunfi rirrer tei eintm
l6GumcnrCu OIdie Sirr zen 0enub rnrr flaI-
fl1sn 0uiif bdtsu. Srrcdt ariiial rrr.
Irhn 9ritIrs
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Ertybn etaatsu tlIttn am g..
ale am srhsn Tttnaos mad ITEM nftu
Wrutos I'm Rrrsmttr. lore Stantswab'
len Of. aamIiG: aIOtomo. SIrribd. sui
MUie, aaufde, WtoisIunN. NaFi6uistts,
RiGiaar. Rinrtfcts. Tl' Hcurl. Ntpaho.
glsr VO,f, Ttw Ssrf,v uns BitsSuRn.-
MttauIae unt 9suifana batsu tbrs Rab'
lea Gage scrbtr, am 2. Rsutmt,r.
- etuatsr DlsrtOn bat nunmsbr
f5rnIdb tsn ION anssbUtsasn @siantt'
jaaiisscRsH Ia Guslanb atsslstut. aIs
uria&s fsr ablsbHhna sttt or an, fnF
stnn CT ale @sfanttsr uG& GusldnH
aipas, kis TtmrfrntrH. ris ron t'btan tn
Fer pseieiatur rcu 9ufiana rts Na Urt'
tat battn, fGtrIih nidt nntsIleHtn Thr
fsR, f,insn 9d&felSsr aus ttrsr Eieusn
paItst ~ srpdbIsH.
GOHntas Ha6t nHe NOntds MI
tbste Gin b,ftissr GtuFm auf EsH GF'sH.
DisIs e6ifFfasrtsunfaur RuS in G0Is'
AsGsa sptestpmmsa.
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0ie Snnitulation ppn met

Sie Sapitulaticm OUlt WseS
srfOIsts am @ittrr& rem 26. Sitrtt
uue om DcnnerRas wutre cas bic Haesrs'
Gstutls ERts.nts Tctumsnt ron Re-
B.ttrstsru Ter prsusti&sn uno fran,Op
SSsn grmse ausssfsrttst unS uutsrS'tH
net. lie rlttsrsots ssiGab untsr esn't'
ksu gsrtusunsen, wis sis her Mas@'
bcn'iGtn armse tew'liltsn. na6tsr
0arI&aG Sajatnt. tsr frHnS0IiI6t Scr
manrant, msbrsre Sage rsrSstsns nr
sanRtssrs gsrinsunssn untsrbdnesltbdf
.. Die aubsnwsrft unb ris 6sifuns rput'
esa om SamRas sOn ben (,umsiit prsusi
I&sn) Gruprsn bsfsbt. Die @sfammfJat
n.r purG bic GopituiatiOn rem Dsufitsr
IussfalIsnen 8riesessfanssnsH tsldutt ia
auf 173,0OO 1ann, tarunter ttftHrsr
Gl& bret Marf&dae unb 600O SiF,tsr'
p.rIhisOsnee @raSe; pie arJabl fsr Sran
len unb Werrunrstsn In tsr G'funs icl
nabe 10000 Wann tstn, Die naiut''W u
sbla,r 3abl sinssfhIrTtn flnb.
Durs bic litttrsatt scn Nsb N ta'
aS,ifs Sctlwe,t unc tsrsutent Re Nrisno
Brantrsi&e Ia RE 5anrs Ter GsutI&s
a,fausu. Ssrutr fnb nunmsbr - mi
Gueuabme prn 9purbati unC 9rc6u -
fimmtli&e erfatrsusn uuo tarsIt&sn q
R,lsrt Grantrsi6s su 8rtraeSsFdnssrsr
a.madt. Sn Ter ustsraats fup IRE
NarI6aGe res 8aiisrrsi&s - SnJatu'
Gaurottrt unc qstceuf-fcptt anaslsbsnT
Generate wie SrcfTarp, earmirault, Gs'
.usu, Tsroias, piearb, Ghauaarnisr uni
anrsr NIT intsartfFtu. auesrrsm btFn
ret eh cine avrbs an,abI SCn Sif,''r'r
baruntsr, rsids fib auf rem g&Id6tfsir'
k.rpVrattban batsn. lltbrr rae Rri'ae'
material, weIGss rem Tsuti&sn bisrrurd
Ia bic 6dnte fsT. psiIautst nod ntGs'
B,lfimmtte. rcd mu6 paGtlts elm unas
bsurse Isin, ra Ia Rse. wie man tsbaup
tst, 100000 GbufsPUts rcrtantsn fsiI
fodsn.
Gin wsIisrsr gcrtbttI tisfsr Gapituld
Hcn ttfsbt rarin, rnb pcn ttr lsiths
Rss um9flisstnrsn armst miurrfsn'
lO0,C coo Rann Sur GsrRarfuns tss rent
fEsn 5ssrss pCr paTis snttsbrt rrsr q
antsrsn 3wtdtn psrwtutst wsrrtn ION
usn. Gin Corps (rae 1p,ttr) srttsIt i6cI
an Iittaa b.s 27. Sit. Nari6crttr nod
parts unb trat absrrs isinsu NarfG an
60 src6 atsr aud rte furG risi''
frsutiss Grsieuib stR&srtsn Grrunssn
fbaftrn Gtin m5asn-Re frc ttsusr asnui
srlauft. Gle Sslossrnnesarmss ttaan'
aus rem l., g.. g.. T.. g.. 0. uno 10
GORE unt 1rsi (nc6 niht Iana' sina'
trrEtntn) TisifiOu,n qdnersbr, mas mi
GlnftI Ter Nrrtltris uup Gapntlsri
etne 0eIammffiIfs ron 100. 600 Ndnt
srai,tt. 1an tsr6nst. ro6 ttr rurt
RaEpFe unp Srduibsittn rem Tsuti&r'
sussfists Esrlua Rd felt Ssatnn Ter BE-
Iaa,runa auf stro IS. 600 Nonn tsliuit
Tie Bran,risu RnD furb rsn @rIt
ron Tts wts rurt sinsn TUnntribloa a.
hrfFtn unr nEldrsn Ea,dint SHsntlib IL
siusu gtrrdibsr. Tritlte nil6rt at'
ttRtmmt. toe funassnUtt unp Ssu&s
itn sur usttrsots stJrunssn.
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!IdVIItIFVITt u. gIttIttHL Wtp'UoTT, I.1WLUWI
Srmmrnpellib 9rpptrlfipg, ., tuO,U0
1esGure WSbtIn, Qiuimiuutaiiisr &c. merit
ID N Zen nserilitn Rlten ptriiden.
9b perre MID bCtrsbn meiue SSnusr In
ttrtr oniitt ,uirittsr III ltlltn, une htrrbaut
mtius 0sibiiie asFiiItubafI uHr pirf LID ,u CT.
iilIsn. gu iprrhm ieten Sds i'm 6liif gSgl
Nalbtntn Stpp uup rru 6 bic 20 llhT abrnbs
in ter Office ron " rs uue SsaiTtt. Sen.
Aatnta. 22l eiddpiuna Npenue stsrnibrr ssr
Waihiuatcn pall, zine lrIprs bod. perr 5btrs
tor Stiiiugtr riTb in ffr IL. uHe i2. 9pdrb
NpplislilrusH fur pirisIbtn GsmpasHisn auFHsb.
meH. $40 GPas. ~. VsttrE Astut,
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-Oaibtnstcn College. bsTtn prGRttnt
'snfral Sse mar. bat fetnen 0dmtH in
sa'btnetOn Zee uniosriity uerdutsrt.
,tr Irsite Sobn Res TsrIiotbenen III Al
linen 9ld@fcIssr srwdbIt rorceu.
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SSuIll OScrfnmf:
prahtpplie
fir HE
arbeittT unb 6GUbpCrfrr.

ilI Gt
grbeittr unb 6GHbpCrfrr.
Tie gpttsn lisasn an ftn 9tHrriOn, Atams,
lHaibinGtrn, gSgrmiua, lrnn, 1ranfin, Dion.
isp. Trppirence. gleps2IOrf u. RariOn Apenure
anp an psr g., g., 4. unp 3. SmdEc. MQs Stra.
sen fnr auFasIeGt unr asrbust. Eis SjrInSitidS
perren auf tiLlils SerinsuuIrn pcrfauft. Tiee
sCtirn llnr trfdnni unc sGIsSrn an rcr Gilmrrr
santltrtdG, auf eiricr Sriis rrn GjrcCn 8irar
unr erbbalb pIs uSbtT ju Scrauicu. ais irasne
rcIds yUtsn, sis isEi gum Yertauf anssbOnn
pcTetn.
Iis 2rbiab unb SuSaurtanna GiIrutdbn uni
eir SGdntru II. Trppirenet Strnbrn. Giientabn
fdbren acrdre purt nd6 eGr 0icniep une gro.
sirrnes arenur. unp eis Tunmcu Smabcn Gi.
i.ntabn paiiirt iuurrbalb pitr Saudres an psn
grtten am ctCrrn Gurt prrbri. gln pcr untsrrn
Seitr ttar6uSt psr tdddpduna 0lub eas 9anp.
Ter SsiRtitrI fir risit yOtten ii uutcifrsiibar
uni etsitIteH pariirsu i'm prtiie pom 2UO bic lu
9ln Tplldrs.
Cir Sssiusuussu, plan &c. frass man mad bel
Spbn 9aneiep,
2'ito RthtsanpdIt.
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SDories Miiucr,
Merchant Tailor,

(fribtr in @iltrftarre.)
madt biermit ttfdnnt. tis er lib in Serlutcn
II ssrasIdiIru uns sin N,itSfalrill in ptnn
aptnus, unnrbdlt tsr Wulterr Srdbt. crriTnsl
bat. Sr pire fciS cine gu aaswibl pcm trfsn
Suhe isrsr Scrtc prrriIbil balfrn unr rdiIrlse
nan rem mrrsrnit II StyIs su aH,Hssu psrar.
terru.
HtrarAtirtn uuS alIs in mrin 9a6 sinfail
aenrrn NTtfiEu ptrstH prompt uup tiIIia BE-.
irTli. t3r7u
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DupOuro's gOISsns l)iIlrn fdr eftGuen
DupOarO's aOINsnr lliIlen fir .Eraarn

DupOHfO's gOlSsnr l)ilrn fir Grauen
1upOHrO's gOINsnr pillrn fit 5raura
iinb sauJIi@ uni@itIi6,
fins 8iu5Ii6 uui66tIiG,
Wirern Sanbrrar tis in tcoem TaGc,
VSirfcn jhnbcrdrtis in irbcm Sale,
nnb Serfcblcn ME
llu6 Yrrf;bltn ME
duaentIifi6e Grrih'trung uno autaufrute
6eilun9 lei untrTtrildrr Wenltrudticn Iu aetCn
unp euiirnsn StitrutIicnrn lsptr Slrf.
Cine Tame I6rCibr, iie piree ister s 5 fir
cine 2'rr SlbItn, ais rbns iIe iein.
N.D.-96 arbrauds eie flRlutn rctbcn unh
aGlbcH @crCs MD mChr, bi ie ariillpt iinr.
Tie tcttcn inb isBt in arr6sn peibcn 9crrs,
sntbdisn tpprclt priel riuen uno duf jerCr Srr
intet man ben y Ct StrurriftmprI, pou met.
nsm elenrn StrmprI Gerrudt, auf erm bic
Wrrit in reifer 9 DRIFT lfetcn ,Tuppnrc's aUI.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-15
How 70 Dispose OF Admiral Porter.

The approt riat!ons for the navy for the
coming wear are rencrtod at SlG,000Oo0-a
sum which Admiral PoRTE%r; with his grand
and princely ideas, asserts is insufficient for
the needs of the service. This may be true
Twice that amount would be used if Admiral
PORTER had control ofthe expenditures. The.
want of funds that now crpples the con-
struction department is due entigeiy TO Ad.
nairal PonTER's extravaganza and misap
preparation of the public money.
He has changed all the rigs of vessels in
the navy TO that of ships, even when it was
Notorious that the long, cranky crafts could
ncs stand up under the little canvas they
coaid OF giually spread. He has commenced
| tie expenditure of hundreds of thousands
| Of dollars in altering two fine side
wheel frigates into screws, which
will doubtless prove failures. WEie
at Annapolis as Superintendent he
misappropriated $4,000 of the Academy
funds. and lsft the present Superintendent
Comiaodore WoRDEN, almost penniless, and
unable to pay the salary Of civil employees
Then, too, he managed, So less than three
weeks to cxpend in food and drink ovel
sl1 900 for six or eight men who represented
the Board of Examiners.
That is the way the money goes, Unit
Congress puts some stop to Admiral PoR
/ TIERS reckless expenditure of money not in
trusted to his charge, we hardly think six
teen millions Of dollars will produce an
great results. 1t would be cheaper to sem
I the Admiral off on a fancy cruise in crac
1 frgate, and pay his bills, so as to keep h
y fingers out of the naval expenditures,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-15
The Young Democracy SIM Living-An linz
portant Caucus.

We are informed that an important caucus Of
the Young Democracy Was held in this city on sun
day evening last, There were present the sheriff,
two senators, three Supervisors, eight Aldermen,
i've assistant Aldermen, one e1-Congressnan, two
ConPr,ssmen, five Police justices, two Coroners,
anu about twenty others OF the ate of the Young
Democracy 1t was resolved to reorganize the De-
mocratic Union party, both branches forthwith 1t
was also determined at this caucus That II should DO
Organized with the present elements there oeui2
enough Of the leaders present TO pedSe tha' orsan
cation TO sustain whatever programme might DO
agreed upon By the caucus This being satisfactory,
and the programme for tho May eiectlonb being agreed
on. an animated discussion ensued as to Who would
DO the most available candidates to head the ticket
at the November election and. as We are assured It
was finally agreed TO support Smith Ely for Mayor
| Thos A. Ledwith for -Comptroler and John FoS
for sheriff.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-15
An USEM ENTS.
The Madrigai society.

We occasion 10 comment In yesterdays
issue with seeming severity bat with entire Justice,
on the pretensioAs OF some young coliegians from
Yale who made bold, without any proper qualinca-
tions. to appear as public concert singers. They
styled themselves glee club We think 1t doubtful
II any one Of then ever rang bona dde gee for Of
all the varied forms OF musical composition this is
the mos. rarely heard,
What can be done in this way the Mairisa Society,
under the direction OF distinguished physician and
equally distinguished amateur musician, VII! show
on next Wednesday evening.
A finer body of yoices-we say II advisedly-has
never been gait cred together IN this city. TAc gen
lemen and ladies who compose the Society are all
SIGHT readers and good solo singers.
rule sooists decline 70 use up their voices in
chorus singing, but some powerful musical magnet
has drawn them together tor the three concerts now
propose to DC civer.
II the Yale Glee Club will get a dspensation from
lessons and attend these concerts In a body, the
| lesson will do them more good than months drill
at New Haven.
| The subscription tickets remaining unsold can be
| had on application at schimer's, 7Oi Broadway.