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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-08

The organs of the Boston capitalists
don't begin to like Wendell Phillips
present agitation for the white laborer as
well as they did his crusade for the black
one. They are especially alarmed and
indignant at the following extract from
his Springfield speech, in which he said,
after speaking Of the evils the working
classes are sustaining:
Well, there are a set mel with every
thing comfortable about them, with two
suits year, as Dogberry says enough
to spend and a good credit at the bank
and they say, Hollo, what is your
remedy Tell us now, right off, " why"
we say, we are not prepared to tell,
and you have no right to ask. All we
know is that there are uncounted mil
lions Of men that have not a fair chance
in the world and somehow or other we
mean 10 right it, and II you want TO help
us, come on, and if you do not we will
trample you under our feet
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-08
ANN Triton.

The Golden Age, Of New York, is
edited by Mr., Theodore Tilton, a hadl-
cal of the most pronounced stripe, but
that paper justly appreciates Grants
labors. II says: ~ ~
He is bent on securing his renomina-
ton. Day and night he tolls to this end.
The chief energy of his administration,
SO far as it has energy, is directed to-
ward the accomplishment Of this high
ambition. Local officers are appointed
or removed according as they favor or
disfayor the Presidents plan Of perpetu-
ating himself in power. The Federal
Government is run like monstrous ma
chine whose fires are fed and whose
wheels are turned mainly for the sake Of
keeping its chiefengineer in place
What other policy is the President pur
suing save the policy of denomination
He is fighting it out on this line.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-08
SOUTH CAROLINA FRAUDS.

A New York special Of the 9th says:
The statements in relation TO frauds
in the treasury department Of the State
Of South Carolina have caused much ex-
element in financial circles generally,
and especially among the members Of
the South Carolina Government at pres
ent in this city. General John B. Den
mis-, the chairman Of the investigating
committee, appointed at the last session
Of the Legislature, in an interview today
attempted TO deny the statement but
did It 50 lamely thaihis denial amounted
TO a complete affirmation of an that has
been published. In fact, his name IS
signed to a card Published IN the morn
ing papers. with that Of the Governor
and Treasurer Of the State. admitting
that S20.04000O in bonds have been
printed, but claiming $500 600 Of them
have never been signed. There is little
doubt but that the statements relative 10
the frauds are substantially true.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-08

themselves and their votes for articles of
impeachment against him without inves-
tigation, and had determined TO unseat
sufficient number of Representatives.
and Senators TO secure his conviction,
without regard to truth and validity, de-
famed this General Assembly by charges
which are untrue, and that the statement
in the same letter, to the effect that the
people Of Georgia have recently de.
nounced or ignored the Constitution Of
the United States, is false and defama-
tory of the people Of this State. On the
contrary, we assert that the people of
this State do now, as they did six months
ago, when, according to the letter of said
Rufus B. Bullock, they were peaceably
disposed, and acquiesced in the result of
the war; neither do they entertain any
hostility toward the United States, nor
deny any person within the limits OF the
State the equal protection of its laws.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-08
A Female shyIock - Actresses I'm
lalsal Mems Part. SKIS

EeuIAtG 6uYIOcA - AGNEtHbtH
halsa Mems Part. SKIS
From the New York Tribune.l
Mrs. Macready, who is known to our
public as an elocutionist, will appear at
Providence, Rhode Island, on the 18th
Of November, in the character of Shy
lock- Mrs. Macready is we believe,
the only'lady who has ever attempted to
play this part. Female Hamlets, Ro-
meos and lagos have frequently emerged;
but female Shylock will be a novelty.
II is, of course, totally impossible for a
woman to impersonate man, as a man
to impersonate a woman. Differences
in nature are attended with correspond
ing differences in art But the simulta-
ton, can, in both cases, be made very
close and very effective Peg Voting
ton, we are told, played Sir Harry Will
dair exceedingly well-so well that, ae-
cording TO her own view Of the subject,
half the audience believed her to be a
man-athough, as Quin thereupon sug-
gested, the other half knew to the con-
trary. Miss Charlotte Cushman's Ro-
moe was sufficiently mannish Miss
Champion used to act almost all the great
masculine characters in Shakespeare.
The part Of Pauline, in the Lady of
LYONS, has been quite successfully
PLAYED by man. And all local votaries
Of ministrelsy must have observed the
astonishing cleverness of Eugene and
Leon in initiating the manner, voice and
some other physical and mental attri-
butes of woman. There must be de-
fects, however, in all these unnatural I'M
dertakings.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-08
A Cantatrice's ToIIettes.

Missions toilettes are announced by
Boston critics TO be remarkably beauti-
full. Her Lucia dress is Of the most
delicate peach-blossom colored silk. In
the shade II was decided pink, and in the
full blaze of the footlights it paled to
almost white. The front breadth was
literally covered with 6ounces Of point
lace, and a deep fiounce went around
the train. The corsage was heart-shaped,
and filed TO the throat with white tulle
tucker. Her ornaments were diamonds,
and they sparkled from the dainty ears
and flashed from the throat.
But the loVeliest toilette she has worn
was the one she appeared in in the last
act Of Martha" A petticoat Of sky
blue silk was trimmed with silver fringe
and rows Of silver braid, between which
we're brilliant buttons The train Of
black velvet was looped at the side By
silver cord tassels. The tight-ftting vel
yet bodice was fastened with diamond
buttons, and the wrists were finished
with deep cuffs Of point lace. A Co
quettish gray hat, with a long blue
plume, was set jauntily on the frizzled
mass Of golden hair. Il was the very
perfection Of q toilette.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-08

where il has erred in making the law,
and TO the Board of Supervising InspeG-
tors IN what regards It's rules are oppress-
i've and extreme. It is stated that the
Convention viii represent $4,000, 900
invested in steamboats, and other water
crafts navigating the Western waters.
The immediate cause for the call of the
Convention grows out Of the injustice of
the law enacted at the last session of
Congress, the provisions of which will
be the chief topics of discussion during
the session.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-08

IT is said that the destruction of the
entire records Of Cook county, in the
late fire at Chicago, destroyed all the
proofs of title to real estate, not only in
the burnt district of the city, but all
over the county; and the subject of sub
shutting some other means Of identity
ing titles is creating good deal of dis
eussion. Three abstracts of titles were,
fortunately, saved from the fire, and
though these cannot, perhaps, be made
final authority, they will be Of great
value as evidence. Some method will
need to be devised and adopted by the
Legislature OF the State for taking the
fire as the starting point and tracing
titles back to il.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-08
GEORGIA AND BULLOCK.

On the 9th. both branches Of the Geor-
gia Legislature adopted this resolution:
Resolved. That Rufus B. Bullock. late
Governor Of the State, who has resigned
rs Office. left the State under circum-
stances leading 70 q grave suspicion that
he Il guilty Of high crimes and misde-
meanors. and has, in charging IN a letter
bearing date Of October =, ISL, ad-
dressed to bis political friends and the
people Of Georgia. that majority Of
the House Of Representatives had pledged
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-08
LOUISVILLE.
The National steamboat COnyen-

LOUISVILLE, November s.-There was
a slight FIRE ia walkers Exchange, on
Third street, this morning about seven
o'clock. Most Of the damage done was
by water.
Richard Sims, hotel-keeper near the
stock-yard here, in an alteration with
a man named Cook, last night was shot
and seriously wounded.
The National Steamboat Convention
has been called, and commences its de-
liberations to-day at the Gait House in
this city. 1t is composed Of representa-
tive men, Who understand thoroughly
every required improvement in the con-
struction Of steamboats,, whether Of hull
or machinery, and who are entirely ca
pable Of pointing TO the Government
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-08

The World, in reference to the rumor
that there had been an over-issue of
sl6,OOO,OOO bonds in South Carolina,
remarks: Can it be that the martiallaw
business in that State is connected with
this condition of affairs2 To GUST the
present State government by the bayo-
net, and to take unto itself the manipu-
lation of the finances, certain under such
developments to offer rich margin of
speculation, would be lucrative opera
ton for the White House military
ring" Martial law carries with it, Of
course, the administration of the finances
as well as any other power of state.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-08

The Norwich Advertiser says that Mr..
Hosea Jones having gone to Chicago
and got home again in rather WORKOUT
condition, Mrs. Hosea Jones lectures
him nocturnally as follows:
Yes, You went, didn't ye; went unbe-
known to us, didn't We; sueaked of with
your baggage in a pill box? It's q
mighty wonder that you want struck
down in your dreadful awiulness Did
mt YOU feel our hand on your shoulder
like the clutch of skeptic2 But you
will get your comeuppence before you
get through They swsshed you out,
didn't they? ha ha, hal Ii yer had a
had any hair on yer old pate, 1t would
have singed it off. Butyer so mean that
hair wont grow on ye anyhow. Your soil
is too poor to raise pulsey."
Mrs. Jones" broke in Hosea.
"Dont yer speak, yer beast If yer
speak I'll smother yer with the baby.
Pretty hot, was it, hey2 1t will be better
by and by for sich as your as runs away
from their wives. Trying to get up
sympathy because you lost yer baggage.
III tell the public what it was. One re-
versible shirt, four paper collars, one
toothbrush taken on trial. Flames
chased ye did they2 They were aveng-
ing my wrongs. Went hungry, did ye2
Good wish it had trimmed you to
skeleton. Went thirsty, hey2 Better
still. You suffered more from thirst
than hunger, I'll warrant { You are
are right in your head, old girl, Hosea
whispered to himself) Got your blamed
old eyes full of dirt, did YEP That's
what You got for throwing the dirt into
mine. Like to have got kicked over by
a mule, didn't ye? Needn't been afeard.
Mules never hurt one another, you
At this point Keno's voice was heard.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-08
CEMENT.
Prices Reduced!
NEWSPAPER AGENTS.
MEssRs. GRIFFIN 4 HOFFMAN,

NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENTS.
~ No. South street. Baltimore. Nd. are
duly authorised 20 contract for advertisements
az our lowest rates. Advertisers in that city
are requested 10 leave their iavorf With this
haurf.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-08
The New Radical Pyramid of Crime.

From the St. Louis Republican,
Hodge, Balloch, Forbes, Stokes, Evans
and Bullock-all Radicals, and all first
class rascals, are the leading names adj
ded to the criminal calendar Of the conn
try within the past month. Going back
little further we encounter Honest
Tom Murphy, the New York collector,
Hon. Il. r. Butler, of Tennessee, Hon.
Mr.. Whittemore, Of South Carolina, and
many others whose names came and
went so thick and fast that we cannot
remember them. All these patriots
were members Of the Radical party, and
some Of them were high and mighty
makers Of the laws they were so fond of
violating. We suggest that the Admin
istration organs go back through their
files for year, collect all the names and
construct them into Radical pyramid.
Il would be an interesting and instruct
i've edifice; there would be members Of
Congress, Governors Of States, custom
collectors, internal revenue collectors,
State claim agents, pension agents,
paymasters, special treasury agents,
Freedmen's Bureau agents, each contrib
uting a block to the common structure,
reared as a monument to the loyal party
Of the country.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-08
singular Use of GaIvanie Battery.

Many years ago MAJOR Stone, OF the
Fifteenth British Hussars, then sta
toned in India, had gold watch and
chain stolen from his drawingroom
table. Collecting all the native servants
of whom he had any suspicion, aud
making them all join hands, he told
them that presently his God would give
them a shock, which would, however, be
harmless to all but the culprit; but
that, if he we're among them, he would,
in about an hour, turn green and silent
ly die. The black fellows grinned JIM
credulously, when the wires of very
powerful battery, prepared and con-
cealed below the table, were brought in
contact with the two end men. So severe
was the shock that three of them fell to
the ground. The Major then remarked
that if the guilty one came TO him within
half an hour he would apply an antidote
which would save his life. The effect of
the shock upon the Imagination of the
superstitious thief was so great as to in
duce belief in the prospect of turning
green and dying, and he shortly came,
watch and chain in hand, to beg for
mercy and the antidote.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-08

ALL the Government officials favor the
erection of public building in Chicago
for Government uses which will be
equally as large as any similar ediice in
the country. The estimated cost of such
a building is fixed at about $4,0O0,000.
The Secretary of the Treasury will make
this suggestion in his annual report to
Congress, and it is understood that the
President, as heretofore stated, viii, in
his next message, recommend Congress
to make liberal appropriation for this
purpose.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-08

The Louisville Ledger has this;. That
is sensible compromise proposed by
Brigham Young-one in fact, which set
ties the whole business speedily and per-
manently. He offers TO concede the
only point at issue-to abolish polygamy.
Brigham is getting old, any how, and as
he finds it easier to rule a kingdom than
a woman, he wisely surrenders the latter
and holds on to the former. 1t was my
Lord Byron who named "avarice that
good, old-gentlemanly vice, and Brig
ham exemplifes the truth of the propo-
sition. The sacrifice was not so hard
after all; and if all poor devils could be
quit of their troubles on the same terms
well, there might be found several who
would accept the situation though
tearfully, prayerfully. Ny kingdom
for wifeY Never
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-08
FORTUNE TELLER.

MAD AME ANNE,
UIHR FORTUNE TELLER. CAN BE CON-
Il suited Al
100 HaIn Cwsbs'er RIoel.,. sd noOr.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-08

The Democracy have carried the city
Of New York, but have lost the State by
a large majority for the Radicals. Tam
many has ruined the New York Democ-
racy by turning its former victories into
defeats. Parker, Democrat, is proba-
bly, elected Governor of New Jersey.
Other States in the North have voted, as
usual, for the Radicals Not enough is
known of the election in Mississippi to
Justify the formation of an opinion.
Strong hopes of carrying Virginia are
INDUCED by the Conservatives.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-08

IT is reported that Governor Palmer is
preparing message to lay before the
Legislature, which meets on the 18th, in
which the controversy between himself
and the United States authorities, to-
gether with all the correspondence be-
tween him and Mayor Mason and others
relative to the military occupancy of
Chicago during the Ere, will occupy
conspicuous place.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-08
LEGAL.
RECEIVERS, SALE OF LAND.
DY AUTHORITY OF THE CHANCERY
ID Court Of Memphis. Tennessee. viii SELL
On Thursday, December Z, 1871,

commencing at ten o'clock a IN, at the heai
Estate Exchange of Royster. Trezevant Co,
northeast corner Of Jefferson and Main streets,
Memphis, about 2. 900 acres Of land. lying IN
the counties OF POinsett, Craighead, Kan
dolph. Green and Monroe, IN the state Of Ar
kansas. Some portion Of this land is said TO
be Of superior fertility, and lying contiguous
10 projected lines Of railroads IN said state
valuable for both its timber and soil. am
authorized By the decree Of said court TO &C
cent in payment for said lands any valid debts
against the Gayoso Savings Institution; and
said lands will accordingly be offered for sale
either for cash or for such debts as have been
arairFt said institution. Sale viii be con-
finued from day 10 day till all g sold.
5I-a 8. M0sBl. Receiver.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-08

The Montgomery (Ala.5 Advertiser
regards the action Of Judge Trigg, in
the Alabama and Chattanooga railroad
case, as favorable to Alabama. The
Advertiser learns that the Governor of
Georgia will recognize the action of bis
State Courts, and cause the road in that
State to be turned over to the Receiver
for Alabama.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-08

Cart. GEoRGE A. MAeRuDER died in
Paris on the 10th ulL He was formerly
an officer Of the navy Of the United
States, but resigned from il at the begin
ming Of the war He did not, however,
join the Southern Confederacy. He was
a native Of Virginia, and brother to the
late General j. Bankhead Magruder.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-08

The Odd-Fellovs Of Iowa, IT is esti-
mated. donated $4,000 to the Chicago
relief fund, aside from what was given
By members in their individual capacity.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-08
ANNOUNCEMENT.


We Ar. authorized 70 announce TOBIAS
WOLFV A. \ candidate for Wharfmaster AZ
The enIainr Municipal eleciion-Jan
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-08

News from Georgia indicates that the
Legislature Of that State will refuse to
recognize about $50. 100000 q the bill
assuming liability for railroad corpora
tons, which Bulloch's Legislature foisted
upou the State.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-08

THE arrest Of Col. Stokes on a charge
Of alleged completely in the Tinker Dave
Beatty bounty frauds, leads the Boston
Advertiser RADICAL to say that Ten
nessee has been cursed by a race Of Re
publioans who care more for the spoils
than for principle, and if the list has
been reduced by the exposure Of one Of
them, we shall certainly not mourn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-08
LATEST TELEG.RAMS.

AMERICAN PRKss AssooIATIoE. VIA o. r. A.
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-07

LoNDoS. Jan. Z.
Gen. Manteufel telegraphs from
Amiens, January 3d, that Glen. Ben
theim, with troops from the First
Army Corps, attacked that city on
the morning Of that day, on the left
bank o. the Seine, and captured
three cannon. three flags and 500
prisoners.
General Benthcim telcgraphs from
Tiouen. Jan. 4th. confirming the
above, and adds that he has pursued
the enemy beyond Bourgachard.
The battle lasted throughout the
day.
VERSAILLES, Jan. i.
The b-ombardmeat OF the southern
forts of Paris commenced 1t six TINS
morning.
BRzsr. Jan. l.
The French Government informs
the telegraph Company that messa-
ges for Paris can be accepted 60 be
forwarded by pigeons at the senders'
risk. The charge Is ten cents per
word. and messages are not to cx-
coed twenty words.
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COAST DISPATCHES
F20l s4y ~gEAEC1SCo.

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t.at l.. csa- ..ol viii ilvi.. him
to resign. II be- does NOT do it yalus-
.tlrrl.
TIA. eam-~ El CAPTAIN ram upon
Coat island in ta. ,.euza log this at
teruuan. ~ sarisas damage 90 the
boat or Island. The fog WAS s3
dense that il v.a almost impossible
rsr v.-..is q, -.. n, o- down .a.
ha-...-. :. ln.+ cleared up roa, ta.s
evening: ~, s...- .. rain.
DIR. --aaiag has been invited to
take @~.1ar-@ IF .Ia Second t'ce-or
s.risu IAur-a. I.auava. &yN lork.
aul Viii prsaaaiy aa.,p..
The t'- Is SD ,.i-s tH.s evening
that 1t h impossible "a sae anything
ht.t 50 block ot. Tag and ferry
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-07
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Political Items.

CHICAGO. Jan. 0.
\ Republican Senatorial caucus in
the Minnesota Legislature last night
nominated William Window for the
fall term and Mr.. Storms for the un-
expired term Of thelate Senator Nor
tJa.
The situation Of the Illinois Seaa-
torial contest shows no change.
Logan Is believed TO he sure Of the
caucus nomination, bat many cX-
press the opinion that al outside
combination may he formed strong
enough To elect Gov. Palmer. who.
while NOT a candidate. viii contest to
become under cers..n cireum-
stances.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-07
4. B. DRIESBACH,

-. -. IL a. IN LIZ
vIgL-.a,c ANo El4a.l 1ESLzE IN
Groceries, Provisions.
~ i-2eN and E.auTIDrs,
E'i0ssg and Feed,
s-OcA2Ty ana Ifgsyar ?.
EEa-JVEgire ana EsOIi,.
E1EeSEiEsg and sporting
Pow IGT,
safety E'.GSG.
SicsEsinv. as0Cfs and Shoes,
California E4iEssc,
Plaster E'lssg.
Eastern : ~cGa"Eat.
EASTERN HAIR,
" hitting,
: SiB.!oyz- Grass.
FsliEEgs ana oils,
V5:i7a Paper.
window @k2aGcs,
ksicsarC copdS,
Patent curtain Fixtures.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-07
IrRoM rIOCHE.
From the Ely Record Jan. H.

From the Ely Record Jan. H.
Phoebe is now enjoying regular
Spring weather. In the middle Of the
day it is exceedingly warm, and no
necessity for any fire until after the
sun sets.
The appointments Of John Kane,
lows: l.. -. James. Under Sheriff; J.
Patio. Deputy sheriff: Mike Dolan,
jaiicr, and Jack Wilson Night Watch
man.
Hugh White over the salt
Lake route, on Tuesday next, to trans
fer the entire route to Gilmore, SAUL
bury a Co, the purchasers. Iney are
now stocking the road with stages Of
improved pattern, which are the most
convenient and tasty We have seen.
The bullion shipments Of the Mea-
dow Valley Mining Company. through
J. :. liaiViu & Co., inr g!c Weel, end
Ing December 51.lI. $50. amounted TO
bars, valued "a %5l.G2 30. Barnurn
". Field shipped through the same
source 3 bars valued al 5000. Ely Il
Raymond shipped, via salt Lake stage
>ij.lII -, making the total shipment
for the week Of S10.6i2 -. This does
moi. include any shipments made from
the mills at Silver Park, run on ore
from this District.
lIrNZNAN ~. IIINZWAN.-This case
was up in Justice Clamps Court on
/ Thursday last, wherein Mr.. Hinzmun
/ c~njeayorcd TO place /. Iijnzman under
bonds to keep jAc peace. When YOU
feel 20 budding tenderness for q woman
who was once your wife and does moi