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Railroad time fifteen minutes faster than city
time.
Depot Mt head of Main street.
Ticket Office, 2s7h Main street, one door
north of jefferson.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE R. R.
(Takes effect Sunday. June IL, 1901
Arrives. Leaves
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MEMPHIS AND LTTTLERoCK RAILROAD
On and after MAY %, 1870. trains will run
daily lSundays oxceptcd), as follows;
Arrives. Leaves.
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Not EnouRh 6nld Ahout IL,

EDIroRs LEDGER: / believe your pa
per is The ouly one winch has attempted
to call the attsstieE Of the public to some
very unwise legislation on tve subjects
which Is likely to be perfected at Nash
vile. Ole l refer to is giving non-resi-
dent property kolders the privilege Of
voting At muuisipsi slset;eps in Mem.
phis. /, is not likely very sshoss astsi-
ment would come from this, as the num-
Der Of voters thus added would scarcely
be suEhcieBt IL eject the result Of any
election. Yet tbsrs is sn important
principle involved, and very dangerous
precedent established. No property
Spali6 ,ation Of voters is required or per-
miited &c our municipal elections, and
the Eew constiturisE will so fix the or
gsnic Law as to prevent any sseh princi-
pie being recognized in future legislation.
Such being the fscts, what consistency
or deceRcy is there Ii comforting
special privilege on favored fee.
especially wbsa this is done in violation
Of the spiris Of the Constitution and the
ussgs Of oil legislstionf Property
holders generally know how we'll enough
TO take care Of their own INTEREST,".
When iheY attempt it they can make
themselves sufficiently felt in all elec-
lions. o.her people have rights and iu-
teresls A. we'll as they, end il is exceed
ingly unwise TO provoke AHy sntsgonism
OF classes Their Interests sre mutual.
Properly would be Of small value in
Memphis II The business men, the me-
chsnies. tka dreymep. The boaimen. the
teachers, aud even Ga doctors aud law
yers, should conclude to evacuste. The
blocks Of stores aud The tenant houses,
the reHta OF which nov give the property
holders such consequences and prOmi-
hence, would soon become masses Of
crumbliug ruins and nuisances on the
soil. Ehioh would thea only be valuable
for what might grow upon il. do not
think Il wosl1 do soue Of our Legislators
any harm TO get hille Information on
the elements Of political economy.
The oihe- psiier is that Of the Tax
Collector. Il seesas 10 have been over
Looked aitogeiher thai 4 you want work
veil Eena You must make "a for the iute-
| Iest u tie iae orfTi2 % veil Who BE-
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B Y-TELE G RIA P H.
Dispatches to tho Southwestern Press
Association.
NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, February 1.-THE repre-.
senta.ives Of the Life Insurance and
Trust Company met yesterday in further
ance of the petition to have the legisla.
tive investigation into the compapy's
affairs carried on openly.
Several European steamers are now
over due at this port. They have, no
doubt, been detained by the severe storm.
They are the Atlanta, Iowa, City of
Washington, Manhattan, Java, Vale De
Paris, Anglia, and the new steamer Don
Antonio Floreo. ~
The Minister of Ecuador to the United
States arrived here in the Alaska yester-
day.
1t is stated that all the papers against
the drawbacker, Bachford, have been
sent to Canada to be used in the prose-
cution, aud nothing can be done in the
prosecution Of Caldwell until they are
returned. Itisr regarded as doubtful that
this will ever be done.
The Grand Opera Ball last night was
complete failure.
Collector Bailey instituted suits yester-
day against the French TRANSATLANTIC
Telegraph Company to recover penalties
10 one hundred cssea in which the COM
pany are accused of giving unstamped
receipts for money TO their patrons. The
fne for each violation is fifty dollars.
The four sesmen of the ship Neptune,
who allege that they were cruelty beaten
by Captain Peabody and his two mates,
on their late passage from Liverpool. are
now lying in L s Island Hospital. In
addition to the statements already pub
lished, Michael acDowell, Samuel Z.
Brown, VIM. Joyce and Arthur Sonders
have added the weight OF their testimony
as to the cruel conduct of Captain Pea
body toward bis crew. Captain Peabody
has on several former occasions been ar
rested on similar charges.
Edward Bessly, an accessory of VIM.
F. Howe ip the well known forgeries
upon the Williamsburg City Bank, Long
Island Bank and National Park Bank,
vas yesterday sentenced by Judge Tray
TO inprisos msns in the pepitentiary for
four years, eleven months and twenty
nlBs dsya
On account of the annoyance which
lady Students from the Women's Medical
College have been subjected to at the
hands Of their masculine felloE-students
attending lectures at Bellevue Hospital,
the Commissioners OF Charities and Cor
rection have empowered the Warden to
cause the arrest Of any person guilty Of
such conduct in future.
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1 2 ,ha war h vaa then proper to do all

ring the war, il was then proper TO do oil
such men as much damage as was in oar
power but since the issue has been de-
cided, the rebels in Tennessee have ST.
Iently scquesced in the unfortunate re-
suits. Since the struggle is over WITH
we have seen no distinction made be-
tween those who were for and those who
were against the Union during the war.
Take, for instance, our own county OIL
Shelby as an example, which was re-
rarded as the hot.bed Of secession, and It
NAV be seen that in the selection for ONCE
Democrats are chosen regardless OF their
sentiments during the times of civil dis
order alluded to. 0ne of the prominent
complaints set forth in this published call
for the meeting Of the Republican party
at Nashville on the 18th instant, is, that
the organization has no newspaper 10 lie
back at the Democrats, who, it is asserted,
have things their own way.
IL these Republican fellows will re-
member, they forced the Democrats to
support their infamous sheets for yesrs
in the State by compelling them to ad-
vertise through such medium only
We should not be compelled to take the
bread out Of our own mouths to give to
our enemy. That is asking too much of
human nature. a.aa
We would suggest to the Radicals in
this State to quit their efforts in trying to
build up 9 party, to join with the Demo
Gratis and endeayor in the future to win
e. ard honnrn hla ranutafinn
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lieves that there would be any extraor-
binary energy displayed in the collection
of taxas IL no per centage we're allowed
10 tia Collector 2 II he ia to get the same
salary whether Sl0o. 900 or $500, 600 are
collected, u is mot 10 be expected that
human nature, which has always been
seekipr. since The expulsion from Para
disc. % rslieve itself from toll, should fur
nish solitary exception TO this rule in
the Office OF the tax-gatherer. Some OF
our Legislators are said to be excellent
with the trowel, but let them take heed
lest they daub with untempered mortar.
tss rFft A. L. 3.
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MARRIEI).

EAygFORD-GRAY-At the residence Of
the BRIDES mothsr, on February g.. 1870, by
Very Rev NJ. RiordRn. ". g.. Edyard j.
Mansford (of the Appeal and Miss Felicia L.
Gray. b th Of this city. No cards.
The above announcement may have sur
prised some of Mr.. Msnsford's numerous
fsissss but It is said that the step had beer
contemplated some tine. 20 that az IT may.
we wish him and his lovely young bride not
only happy trip Northward and a safe return.
but prosperous journey through life. Many
gsO5 vishes offend them. May the brightest
and best Sc realized, az d the present happiness
Of the joyful pair mover be diminished.
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mo. 42ss.l
In the Chancery Court of Memphis,
Tennessee.

Koch Sons Co..
J. @. Parker,
w. @. Parker.
B. Parker.
1T appearing from affidavit in this cause
Il that the defendants. j. O. Parker, W. @.
Parker and B, Parker are non residents Of the
State Of Tennessee; il is therefore ordered
that they make their appearance herein. at
the Courthouse in the City Of Memphis. Tenn.
on or before the first Monday in April. 1870.
and plead, answer or demur to compliments
bill. or the same will be taken for confessed as
to them, and set for hearing exparte; and that
copy Of this order be published once week,
four successive weeks. in the Memphis Public
Ledger. AUGUSToN ASTON, @. and M.
A COPY Attest: Humes 4 Poston. Solicitors
for Complainant t l40-w4t
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MEmPHIs RIP vANwINKLEIzED.


The brief editorial article which APP
peared 10 the LEDGE few days ago
has excited no little discussion among
merchants and properly holders. i is
now proposed to convene as many ssDsi-
BILE business men SIS possible at the hall
of the Chamber Of Commerce, and devise
some plan by which the exisiencs ia Ar
kansas of another Mobile or OHIO and
Mississippi Central read may be pre-
vented. The Board of Aldermen Of Kan
sas City have just appropriated $4,000 to
make surveys Of the lac towards Mem
phis. Memphis, meanwhile, with folded
arms, or hands deep down in empty pock-
cts, stands listlessly contemplating the
perfection of system of railways which
will prove utterly ruinous. Msjor Sykes
road, from the coslfelds Of Alabama, ex-
tended to Aberdeen, will pass TO Gre
nada. This route has already been sur
veyed. Meridian, too, proposes to have
q road to Grenada. There is SD excel
lent railway route from Grenada to
Helena. David Cross road just here
assumes degree Of Importance in the
eyes of Memphis which Is never
possessed before. St. Louis proposes
to sid hin. II fsc. We happen to know
that it hiss teen proposed by New York
capitalists to bnili it for it's rights, sub
scrip.ions ans assets, ard the action Of
two counties snA some htlls State legis-
Istion ia the only cause Of ceisy. sap
pose this road bsili from Iron houaiAin
to HeIena7 1t viii DC interested soDe
eighty miles from Memphis BY the Kan
sas City road on its way to Memphis
The people Of Arkansas may prefer TO
diver. The Kansas cisy road and create
city at Helena. Let Memphis Fs.sist ip
this seeming iniifereuee and apathy
rasGises,ed By our citizens and city gov
eminent, soa evils here anticipated will
surely be realized. When I'll. definite
action be taken7 When will President
Nelson convene the Chamber of Com
merce, the saly associated body Of bust
ness men capable Of spy benefcent sc-
ton This matter ia everybody's. and
therefore Bobody's business. Shsll Mem
phis be destroyed for want Of little as
sociated effort7 PorteFs road will re-
deem from overhows, and the Memphis
aud Kansas City road viii penetrate, the
richest cotton producing district in the
world. II vii bring hither the grain
crops Of the new Northwest, and yet we
stand impAssive and stupidity listless
while Hntold wealth is slowly escaping
our grasp. Whose business is it to con-
vsne Memphis mereSspts and property
holders2
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xLIRAMA.

MONTGOMERY, February ii. = Both
Houses of the Legislature have determ-
ined 10 adjourn on the 18th inst
A special session of the United States
District Court meets here on the l4th
inst, Judge Busted presiding,
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Special Notices.

The Infrmitiss Of Age. Decrepituds Is
the natural accompaniment Of old age. butt
may be amelioratsd. and the period Of entire
helplessness long postponed By the judicious
use Of heslthfuI stimulsnt. Physicians,
fully aware Of this fact, usually recommend
moderate stimulation when the strength and
sigor Of maturity have been suspended By the
feebleness and prostrstion which are the ineyi-
table results Of declining years. Port vine,
gin, brandy. and other liquors, are often pre-
scribed By medical men for aged persons. hut
the impulse which fermeuted and distilled
liquors give TO the circulation, and the energy
they seem TO ipvay., ig tranitOry, unless the
alcoholic principle is nodded and qual6ed By
the presence of medicinal tonics and invisor-
ants. of all the combinations Of diffusiye
stimuli. with the juices Of herbs. roots and
barks. that have been administered 10 theaged
and infrm. with the view Of sustaining their
waning strength, cheering their dropping
spirits and relieving the aches aud pains to
which they are subjected. none has been found
20 eficacious. 10 agreeable and so permanent
ia its tGects a. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
The Differences between the effect Of the Bit
ters and that Of mere excitant. howover
pure, Is the same a. betweea the effect Of
sudden and momentazy application Of exces-
sive fierce to given purpose. and the result Of
a ftS ady, continuous application Of exactly the
requisite amour. Of force to the same end. The
mere spirit Of physical energy pTodgced hya
dram land which is always succeeded By cor
responding depression) never yet benefited
any man or WOMAN suffering from physical
decay, A cordial like HestetteF's Bitter. at
ones Sooihl1g and inFigorating. ID the remedial
agent Required.
Burnstt's Yiavoring Extracts suDs-
riority Of these sxtraets consists IN their per-
feet purity and great strength They are war
ranted free from the poisonous oils and acids
which enter into the composition Of many Of
the Fictitious fruit favors now in the market.
They are not only true to their names. bat are
prepared from fruits Of the best quality. and
are 90 highly eoneentrated hat comparAtivel
small quantity only need be used.
JosEFH BuExETT 4 Co., Boston. Manufae-
tursFs cpd Proprietcrs. For sale by all Gro
GERS and Drasftsts. iT'i4-l4
wsaloek-Ths Basis 81 civil socisty.-Es-
says for gounE men On the honor and happiness
Of Marrinrs. and the evils and dangers Of cell
bacy. with sanitary help for the attainment Of
mans true position in HE Seat free, in
sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASeQ-
cIATI0E. Beg ,. pAA.lsSisiphis. Ra. fIp-S
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p Ell OE N / z
Insurance Co. or Hartford,
Connecticut.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
CoMPTRoLLER's OYIICR.
T...-l 1904

Stare OF TENNESSEE.
CoMPrRoLLER's 0YITcK.
NASHVILLE, January !. 1870. J
I. @. w. Blackburn. Comptroller of the
Treasury. do hereby certify that the Phoenix
Insurance. Company, located at Hartford. In
tho State Of Connecticut, has proaucfd to me
satisfactory evidence that said Company has
complied with all therequire msnts Of the laws
Of the State Of Tenn essee imposed on Insurance
Compani 3; and further certify that Littleton
n Vredon burgh. agents OF said Company, have
laws Of the State. male and provided in such
cases.
Wherefore, said Pteaix Insurance Company
has authority 10 take risks and tansa-t the
phis. Tenn sssee. q. w. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IL. The greatest amount insured in any one
risks $40, COO, except in special cases.
u. The amount insured in any one City, Town
or Village. depends upon its size and how
built.
Is. The amount insured in any one Block, de-
ponds as above.
IA. Certified Cosy of the Charter of the Com
pany, as filed heretofore.
Is. General Power of Attorney for Agents to
except service of process. previously filed.
GEO. L. CHASE. President.
@. G. LYMAN, Asst Secretary.
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SPICER & SH A RIPE,
s54 Main ST., MageVney Block,

n offamily supplies Our friends can find
am they want, at prices a. low as the same
quality Of goods can be had in the city;
Harrison. CIarksvIIIe and south.
ern star Flour.
Dnvis, sugar Cured Hams.
Tengues and Dried Reef.
ITALIAN Maeenronf.
Cnoice Teas, sugars aud Coffee.
Fine Syrups.
BuckWnehf
Choice London Layer RAIsIns.
Pigs. PFunes. CffFon and Curramfs-
EneIIsh Baue,s, Pickles, Mustard.
Pure cider Vfnegnr-no mistake.
Give Us call. and We think We can please in
point Of price and quality.
AT SPlCER \ SHARPE
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, 2
NleuvrrIF. Jauuary /. 1870.

STATE OF IENNEBBEEs 7
COMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, January /. 1870.
I, G.. W. Blackburn, Comptroller Of the
Treasury. do hereby certify that the Hartford
Fire Insurance Company. located at Hartford
in the State of Connecticut has produced to me
satisfactory evidence that said Company has
complied with all the laws Of the State of Ten
nessee imposed on Insurance Companies; and
further certify that Henry A. Littleton. Agent
of said Company. has also complied With the
requirements of the laws of the State. made and
provided in such cases; Wherefore, said In
surance Company has authority tn take risks
and transact the business of Insurance in this
State, at Memphis. Tennessee
G. W. BLACKBURN.
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
By PLuNKET 1876 1853
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AmusE M { ~ we sss.
WI emphis Theatter.

srALprxe. BrpwrLL 4 MAoDoSoyeH, Propr's.
X. W. YouSoE. ..................-Acting Manager.
FRIDAY EVENING, February IL The
McCulloch- Brignoli Opera Company, when
will be presented Flotow's charming opera Of
MARTHA, siTror Guio.a, Conductor; LADY
thu, Miss McCulloch; [" Nancy" her Whiting
maid, Miss Henne; "Lyonel." Sig. Brignoli I;
"Plunket." rich farmer. SIG. Petrilli Lord
Tristran Muckloford." Sig. Locatelli. -.
Overture al half past seven; the curtain will
rise at quarter to eight precisely.
SCALE or .PnIors,.press Circle and Par
ily Circle. so cents. Colored Box (cane seat
cheirs). so cents, Private Boxes. admitting
eight persons, $40.
Matinee Saturday afternoon. February IL.
Tho performanco will commence with the Gar
den Scene of FAUST and conclude with the
third act Of LUCRhZIA B0kGIA. Doors
open at p.m.: TO commence at z pm. Ad-
mission to matinee: adults. 81 children. h0c.
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Legal Notice.

r HEREBY give notice that have qualified
Il rs administrator on tho estate of John +.
Mills, jr.. deceased. AIl,perssns indebted to the
octate are requested to make immediate pay
notified TO file their claims with me. duly au-
thenticated. within the time prescribed by law,
or they will be forever barred.
14O-145 H.D0w. Administrator.
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STATE OF coNSRcrIouT. "a.

SITE n1sS Ss cDS coSsT4. IS.
January 25th. 1870. personally appeared Geo.
L. Chase. President, and G. G. LYMAN, Assist
ant Secretary. of the Hartford Fire Insurance
Company, and made oath that the foregoing
statement by them subscribed is true. full and
correct statement of the affairs of said Com
pany, and exhibits SO far as can be ascertaine1
at this date its actual condition this thirty rat
day of December, 1859. Before me.
GEO. SUMNER, Notary Public.
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TO the Public.

III @. HQLLENBERG has removed his
III, Piano Rooms 70 2s3 Main street Clay
ruldiug, and has Just received CHECKER
az respectfaIiy invited 70 call add see thi-
sa is:-is sP' =. z. HeLLENBERs. - Maiu.
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No Cure, No Pay. = FoRREsr's JusIrER
TAR-for Coughs. Group. whooping Cough.
Asthma. Bronchitis Sore Throat. Splitting OF
Blood and Lung Diseases. Immediate relief
and positive cure. or price refunded. so cents..
N. B.-Ths genuine article has yellow labels.
with whits. imprinted wrapper.
lit GOODYEAR a FALLS.
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wednesday. aad Of February. 1870,
sale OF Livery stable.

nEFAULT having bten made in certain
~ trust agreement dated l5th Of JAY. lao5,
recorded in the Register's Office Of Shelby
county Tennessee book : Of ohsttsl mortgages,
pages n and u, wherein. by agreement Of I'd.
Q. Postal and John c. Lewis. j was made trus.
tee; and whereas. have taken possession Of
all The property named In said trust agreement;
now therefore. on the
18th day Of February, A. D. 1870,
AT the Ovcrton Stable, Memphis. opposite the
Overton Hotel At 10 o'clock An, viii expoee
for sale u said property 81 public auetiont 70,
cab, viz: blaek mares. 4 bro va horse Billy.
sorrtl horse. 2inalched ponies (eae = horse
and one q uarsl. mules. carts ana harResl,
top buggies, rockauays, sets single par
ness, sets double harness also, all WHIPS
blsnkcts, bucket, saddles, brides, feed cutter
Zee fixtures. snd other prspeIts IN SAID stable.
I aell calv a. tlucioat the tiu9 Yfated IN ne
bslicvcf GOOD and hffond cue stlnn.
r. i. W.RESfC0If, Trq.tee
February 7, $50. lS6-iS
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LIABILITIES .

s. Liabilities TO Banks or others.
due or not due........-........ ....S---
6. Losses adjusted and due.......... ------
ad;mst .,' aea unt ane ol 1S4.241 s.
y. Losses in suspense. awaiting fur
ther proof ..........-.....-.... ----
10. All other claims against the Co. -----
$l34. 24l 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-05

By c. e.. airardey & Co.
THREE.STORY BRICK DWELLING.
No. 43 Rampant street, between Bierville and
Customhoue streets.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY SHARES OF
SOUTHERN BANK STOCK.
SUCCESSION OF GEORGE ARNOLD HOLT.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1880.

DY @. e. GIKARDEY q CC.-NiOHO
ID las j. Hoey. Auctoneer-Ofice No. II E1-
charge Piacs-SATURDAY, March 10. 1oa0;
at u o'clock M, at the Merchants and Auctloneers
Exchange, on Royal, between Canal and custom
house Streets in this city Of New Orleans by virtue
Court for the parish Orleans. dated February u,
1862 will be sold at public auction tor account OF
the succession of George Arnold Holt, the following
described property, to wit -
l. ONE HUNDRED AND FIETY SHARES u5W
of the Southern Bank of New Orleans.
q A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in
the Second district Of this city; in the square
part and Basin Streets; said lot of ground
measuring, in American measure e feet
1917 inches front on each OF saio Ram
part and Basin streets, by depth of l29 feet;
running from said Rampant street between parallel
lines, together with the three-story brick dwelling
and other buildings ana improvements thereon, and
all the appurtenances thereunto belonging, and Is
known as No. 43 Ramsart street. Property Is sold
subject to lease expiring on the first Septem Der,
1870, at the rate of $l25 per mouth. . ,
Terms of Sale-For the bank stock, cash IN Untted
States reasury notes; Tor the real estate onetlro
cash, and the remainder upon credit OF one ana
two years, in notes OF the purchaser, secured Dy
special mortgage and vendors lien on the property
sold, and bearing interest OF eight per cent per
annum from date of sale until final payment, with
clause of five per cent attorneys fees IN event OF
suit to enforce the payment OF the notes Inc M
provements to be Kept fully insured, and polIcy
transferred to holders OF the notes. purchaser 70
assume payment, ever and above tire amount OF ad
ludcation OF all taxes for the year 1865 and up to
the Gay OF sale
stamps at the expense of the purchaser, before
Felix Grlma. ESQ, notary public
tel3 rs ub5 IL -