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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-15
PUBLIC SALE.
VALUABLE ESTATE.
Homestead and Building Lots
On the 9th day OF OctaheE. 1871, at
O'Clock am,


MTILL BE SOLD, ON THE PREMISES.
wv the valuable estate Of the late Governor
Jones. comprising about ninety-three acres,
undivided into suitable building sites.
THE HOMESTEAD
will be sold with ten acres Of land, on which
will be found every convenience as regards
outhouses; a splendid garden. unusually pro-
ductive, and susceptible Of extreme cultiva-
ton. Also. fine peach and apple orchard.
that needs only 10 be seen to DO appreciated,
The residence contains eight rooms, and Is
admirably adapted to our climate. The water
on the place Is unexceptiQnahle. being pure
freestone. No more handsome sites can be
found in the suburbs than Is contained in this
estate-With beautiful groves and undulatiOn
enough 70 relieve its Topography, making ID
very desirable for suburban residences. Situ-
ated, as Il is, on one Of the most fashionable
drives leading out Of the city. known as the
POPLAR STREET BOULEVARD,
and within easy riding distance Of Memphis,
should command the attention ofallinterested
in finding n location unsurpassed for a rural
home.
Omnibuses win leave Court Square at 9 m.
on the day Of sale. giving ample time for an
inspection Of the premises before the sale
commences. Lunch will be served.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance in one,
two. three and four years. with interest from
date Of sale. 1870
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RAILROAD.
MEMPHIS g. LITTLE ROCK R. R.
NGE OF TIM e.
Commencing Sunday, Sept. 3, II
Until FURTHER NOTICE TRAINS
u will ran daily as follows:

Until FURTHER NOTICE TRAINS
u will ran daily as follows:
Leave Memphis-.-............. 80 am
Leave 'o0 I'm
Arrive Mt :45 pm
Arrive at Little Rock. 10 pm
Returning, arrive at Memphis...........6:OO !. IN
Ferryboat leaves foot of Union street at 7 80
am. promptly. Close connection made ut
Devall's Bluff with Railroad Packet Com
pany's line of steamers for all points on WHITE
RIVER. Connecting at Little Rock with regu-
lar line of stages for HOT SPRINGS, Camden,
Arkadelphia, Washington, and points in
Texas; also with steamers on the Arkansas
river for Pine Bluff, Fort Smith and interme-
diate points, and with trains on the Little
Rock and Fort Smith railroad.
pS- For tickets or information apply at
Company's Office, 81 Madison street; at office
of Memphis and louisville railroad, 2S719
Main street, or at Office of Memphis and
Charleston railroad, 278 Main street:
A. s. LIVERM0RE, Gent Sup't.
@. p. OAKLEY, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
2-Tl ALEX. WADDELL, Passenger Agent.
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NOTICE.

N o II i @ e. .
UNHE OWNER OF FIVE BUNDLES OF
i Shingles taken from a negro on Saturday
lasD will please call and take them away.
b. +. JACKSON,
Georgia street. near Looney's switch.
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81 ire. Marine and River risks taken at
the lowest rates. at
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ST. LOUIS.

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 2.-The Republican has
a special from Springfield which says that
Gov. Palmer has sent an official letter to
Attorney General Bushnell, directing him
to take steps to procure the indictment OF
Gen. Sheridan, Col. Frank J. Sherman
and the other persons engaged In the
killing Of City Prosecuting Attorney
Grosyenor and other unlawful acts during
the military occupation Of Chicago. The
report that a part Of the sth U. s. lnian.
try had been ordered TO Chicago for duty
is not credited in Springfield, as Gov. Pal
mer has made no requisition on the Sec
retary Of War for troops, and II is not Je'
lieved that they would be sent except on
his request
A fire broke out about II o'clock tc'
night in the lSCtiOn house ul D. N. Bur.
goyne, 2i2 Main street, and extended 10
the fancy goods and notion store ol A.
Jldell & Co. on the south. Inc upper
story and roof Of bjth stores were badly
burned and the stocks in the lower stories
pretty. well drenChed with water The
loss emit be asCertaincd tonight.
Tho railroad excursion party from
Evansville, Indiana, arrived at Mount
Vernon, Illinois, about two o'clock to-day,
where they were met by II reception com.
mittee from ST. Louis. An elegant spread
was set Mt this place by the Southeastern
Railroad Company, at which speeches
were made by G.. b Dane, and Lee Shry
uck Of st. Louis, BrOi. A. NJ. Cow, Of
Evansville, and Gen llovey, Of Mount
Vernon, The party LETT for ST. Louis, al
Ar. NJ, arrived here G;3O, and were
taken to various hotels as guests Of the
Chamber of Commerce. Tomorrow
morning they will be shown all the places
Of note in and around the city, and most
Of them will leave for home in the after
noon. The party numbers about $50 and
is composed Of the merchants, bankers
and representative emen Of Evansville
and various places along the route.
The merchants on change to-day mn
animbusly adopted resolutions in1Orsinl
the proposition fJrani international steam
ship company; TO The Government estab
lishing iron ship building yards on Tho
eastern waters, and requiring q reform II
the Senators and Representatives Of The
west and SOUTH to unite in securing The
establishment Of similar works at som'
central point on the western waters; To-
the construction Of iron steamboats, anC
blrgee
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON November 2,-The Civil
Service Commission was in session to-day.
The subject Of the POstmasters difficulty
Is to fix point where the compelive eN.
amnattons shall commence, rs Of the
5000 postmasters, $4,000 receives salar
les less than 800 a year. 1t Is thought
this class should not submit to examina.
tiOn, rs the greater part Of the offices are
held merely for neighborhOod accOmmo.
datinn and not for profit.
The President appointed Charles G.
Beaman, Jr., Examiner Of Claims in the
Department Of State. Moses n. Adams
has been appointed as agent for the
Sisselan Wahpton bands of Sioux In.
dians Of Dakato.
The returns Of November first show
that two hundred and five grain and ten
mOasseS distillers are in operation, pro.
duCing il,ll2 gallons Of spirits daily,
being an increase Of twenty nine distill
Tres over the month Of October, and an
increase Of 51l40 gallons Of spirits daily.
OF distileries in operation Illinois has AZ,
Indiana 81, Kentucky 10, New York II, +,
Ohio 30 and Pennsylvania 20.
rho tnlngTa"N from RuSsll DENYING tnAt
Ministor Cntaongy IL not to be recalled
after the visit OF the Grand Duke has ut.
tractcd attention in official circles, There
Is authority Tor the statement that Ca.
tacazy has been told that after the visit oI
the Grand Duke ke will MT be received as
Minister here, and that it he does not
leave his passports will be sent him.
The lresidentoi the Seneca Sand Stone
Company denies that President Grant re.
quests lin to sell his stock in the com.
pany. lie says thatin 1907 the President
invested ten thousand dollars Tor the ben.
eft Of his family.
The Comptroller OF the Currency has
authorized the Merchants National Bank
of Toledo to commence business with a
capital of $4,000.
The War Department again declines to
grant an escort to Indian superintendent
Wall on the grounds of insuIliciency Of
troops in Montana aud that the season is
too far advanced.
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GheGmtgltiQetlGer
Tint Negro Vote Over in BeIm Onl

That Negro Vote Over in Belm ont.
An interesting feature Of e negro vote
over in Belmont county at The last cleo
ton, and one that We omitted to notice
in our reference yesterday morning to the
subject, was the fact, according TO the 81,
Clarsvillc Gazette, that Tin Pulney town
ship negroes from their teens to gray
headed all swore they were born Sept
l9, 1850" The Garttte iIa strictly relia'
bic white mans paper, and of course 1t is
true that the negroes all swore to being
born on the day and year Aforesaid
Doubtless also 1t is equally true that they
were all actually born on Sept, u, 1850
The gray headed ones had simply be-
come prrmaturGly old. They were old
tor their years. Many fellow Is now
gray that was born on the l2th of Sep
tember, 1850. And as to the simulta'
neousness OF their births, we refer that fact
to the peculiarities that have always
prevailed under PatriarChal diSpeusa.
lions In the matter oi stock raising, com
mencing with the one recorded in the
Both chapter of Genesis, and continuing
on down to this denouement Of Sept IL,
1870.
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CHICAGO.

Mr.. HalsteGd, editor OF the Cincinnati
Commercial, has readable letter from
Chicago In his paper OF yesterday written
in his intelligent and graphic style, and
from its many interesting observations We
make the following quotations:
The restoration Of the city is a task Of
many years, but that much has been &C
cOmplished in three weUksis visible on all
sides and IS very encouraging. In the
first place. the work OF months was crowd.
ed into days, and one Of the engines at the
Water.woTks is in order, and this, with the
aid Of an ingenious use made oi the arte''
sian well, furnishes reliable supply Oi
water, and abates the frantic alarm on the
subject Of fires. In the second place,
the COS works left standing has
made the necessary connections and
has stopped with an immense Ia
Dor the lcakages amidst the ruins,
so that there Is gaslight again, and
an indeSCribablG gloom is lifted from the
South Side, lately in darkness Among
the ruins on the North SIDE thousands
Of shanties have been erected. They re-
mind one o. he buls oI:the squatters who
abound in the neighbOrhood Of Central
Park, New York, but they are all of new
boards. In the midst Of the ruins OF busi'
ness squares there are few brick houses
some two stories high, almost fit for oc'
cupancy, and some slender frames already
occupied, There are several hotels well
managed, where there are clean beds and
plenty 10 eat, and ut each Of them there
Is an informal convention Of insurance
men, who talk a great deal about paying
losses and do very little OF it,
The faces among Chicago men that
were known to me were strongly marked
with the eXCitements and iatigues through
which they have passed Amid the ruins,
looking at the labOrGrs removing the
debris, we're sad faces, and some Of those
who wear brave CounteDanCcs before the
public, and even Jest at their own misior'
tunes, are badly hurt indeed; and resolutc
as they may be- will never do It again"
though they take up the hard, long task
ever so hopefully. The catastrophe rep
resented In the vast sweep Ot ruins grows
as 1t Il understood, md mauya brave life
will 60 out in the work of restoration
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Excellent InIcGest Rnles.

For finding the interest on any princi.
pal for any number Of days, the answer
In each case being cents, separate the two
right hand figures to express II in dollars
and cents
-Four Per Cent.-Multiply the principal
by the number of days TO run separate
the right hand figure from the product,
and divide by0.
Five Fer Cent-Multiply'the number Of
days and divide by 72
Six Per Ccnt.-Multiply the number of
days; separate right hand figure and di.
vide by g.
Eight Per Ccnt.-Multiply the number
of days and divide by 4j.
Nine Per Cent Multiply the number
Of days separate right hand figure, and
"'T'tihh PR tent-,mupy tue ua,..,... .,
days, and divide by 80.
Twelve Per Cent-Multiply the mum
Der Of days separate tho right hand fig
ure, and divide by 8.
Fifteen Per Ccnt-Mutiply the mum.
Der Of days, and divide by "a,
Eighteen Per Cent,-Multiply the mum.
Der Of days separate right hand figure,
and divide Bye
Twenty Per Ccnt--MultipIy the num-
Der of days, and divide by Is.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRAHCIsCo, Nov 2-ThG failure
of John Slime S Co, bankers, Of Frisco,
have caused the failure also Of Hastings
Il Co, Of Sacramento.
Edward KehOe, restaurant waiter,
was killed this evening, by the accidental
discharge Of a pistol he was cleaning.
The District Court OF Sacramento, yes.
tcrday rendered u decision against the
Central Pacific Railroad CAmpany, in ia.
yor Of a passenger who rendered green.
backs instead ol coin for fare, and was put
OIL Ot the train.
Andrew Wilson was killed, and John
Beckley WAS fatally injured by falling
in the BelchCr mine, at Virginia City yes.
terdny.
The front ur the Mechanics Fair pa.
vilon, which Is being demolished, fell
this A 81, killing u spectator, Patrick
Cony, AMI mortally injuring tue assistant
foreman, y. Maxwell.
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ORGANIZATION or A VOLUNTEER Con-.
PANY.-Those who have SigniGed their
intention Of joining the volunteer military
company now organizing in the city, arc
requested to meet At the Grand Army
Hall, on Main street, this evening at seven
o'clock promptly, for the purpose Of or
ganizltion. A full attendance Is desired,
and any who may feel like connecting
themselves with the company are request
ed to be present, This is a good move,
and it is hoped that 1t will receive the en-
couragement necessary to make 1t sue
cess. Wenccd agood military company,
and should have had one long since
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Necessity for "a Repatriation Law.

Without respect to party the necessity
for a rigorous registration law was very
apparent at the election in this city on
the 2Dth ult And what was observed
here was likewise observed elsewhere,
even where the opportunities for whole.
sale fraud were not 80 inviting as they
we're here, The experience of every com.
munily in the State, where there Is a town
OF any size, goes to show the necessity for
registration OF voters in advance oI cleo.
ton day There eau be no reliable vote
at any such point where this Is not the
case The Morgantown Post Informs US
that ut that place there was quarrelling
among the Republicans and Democrats
from morning until night as to who were
entitled to vote Ii therefore looks upon
thcnbolilion OF the registry law as great
error,
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CINCINNATI.

CNcINNATI, Nov. 2-The Cincinnati
Hotel Company, with capital Of $780,
900, filed certificate Of incorporation
Yesterday. Tie Company propose To
build irstCluss hotel, corner of Fourth
street and Central avenue.
At the semiannual meeting OF the
general Freight Agents Association OF
the United States and Canadas. held in
this city, yesterday, the following officers
we're elected o. r. WadswortG, Prcsi.
dent; II. W. Hibbard, Vice President ;
II. c. Dahl, Secretary. The meeting then
adjourned, to meet at Louisville next
May.
On Friday last descent was made by
Sheriff English on the headquarters Of an
organized gang Of housebreakers, near
Chillcothe, Ohio. A complete set Of
burglars tools were captured, including
books instructing novicGs in the art ol
burglary Two men, English and Eckles,
were arrested. Mr.. Sumner, merchant,
identified eight hundred dollars worth Of
the goods
The U. $. Grand Jury have indicted
Benz. F. Davidson, army contractor for
making and presenting fraudulent vonch'
ers for forage amounting to $4,000,
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Nov, 2-The lnternalioual
Copyright discussion continues. Mrs
BHiddcn renewing her complaints.
A serious railway accident is reported
at Perth, Scotland. No particulars,
The Mansion House fund last evening
amounted to $4,000 The receipts Of
the Relief Committee Of Liverpool was
elS,7OO.
Minister Schenck has removed his resi-.
dence to 5S Great Cumberland Place,
Hyde Park.
A compromise has been arrived at be-
tween the French aud English govern
menls in regard to the commercial treaty,
The notice of abrogation given by France,
has been withdrawn, and the treaty will
be continued in force, but with material
'',~ NiH- -'i~..n in the details. which have
already been agreed upon,
The steamship Manhatten arrived out,
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BY TELEGRAFA.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORi,
Exclusively 10 th5 IRtcllIgencrr.
tBy TIC Western urIOn Line,
Jaici Northwest cor OF Main aud Monroe sts)
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, November I'm eIpIana'
tion OF the statements contained in the dis
patches to the morning papers, from
Springfield, that the War Department
had ordered tour companies Of United
States regulars to this city, It Is proper to
slate that the companies are ordered to
the barracks here for the winter as the
headquarters OF the army OF the Missouri,
the same as companies are stationed at
other Government barracks throughout
the country, and has no reference, what
ever, to any LEGAL use for these soldiers.
In reference to further rumors In the same
dispatches that Governor Palmer hat
or ordered, Attorney Genera
Bushnell to procure indictments OF Ger,
Sheridan, Col Sherman and others tor tic
murder of Col. GrosvenGr, 1t Is only neCCs'
sary to say that neither tho Governor nor
the Attorney General have any legal
to do anything OF the kind
Hon. Elliott Anthony, who was ycster'
day nominated for Judge ol the Superior
Court by the Union conference has de-
CinGd the nomination,
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Co stockholders OF the Boston s. Al
hany Railroad have authorized the issue
OF SoOOO0O0, twenty years z per cent
currency bonds Tor the requirements Of
An organization called the jackson
Democrats State Association was form.
ed in New York yesterday. Its platform
ennuciatcd reform principals.
The Stock Exchange by large ma.
jorily decided to adjourn I'LL Tuesday
next, election day.
John Ware, twice convicted Of mur-
der ia the second degree, in killing his
father at Camden, N. j., has, been sen
fenced to be hung on the 10Th OF Decem.
Der next
"Wednesday, Joseph Reed, engineer
on the Ft Wayne Railroad fell from an
engine near GrOvertown, and fractured his
skull causing death in few hours.
al the fhiiadeIpha race course
Th0gdly Goldsmilh's Maid beat Lnsg
thryt-slrAight heats in 9:22i, 2!lsi, and
2;lSt.
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A coLoRED gentleman of the Texas
Legislature has realized the difference in
the signiacatlon of the various moods Of
the verb "to sell" He had voted on a
bill that had something in it" and while
relating to friend the satisfactory tlnan'
cial result Of the operation to himself, re-
marked that he had been bought four or
five times during his terrestrial existence,
but that was the first time he had ever
handled the proceeds himself, Selling
one self he had discovered was more
pleasant thing than being sold by another.
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Toledo, o., Its Past. Present aId
Future,

TOLEDO, Nov. 2.-The Commercial OF
this a. NJ. contains an editorial upop lue
past, present and future prosperity, Wl' M
vanIagcs OF Toledo 1t shows tlat lhe
city now has tributary to II OF seven
lines, embracing two Thousand ara I9rly'
nine miles oi railway, that Iour rev lines,
of four hundred and eighly'5efen miles
arc now under construction, and mat
hrnn ,nu, ,p,a nrn nrnnpan1 n he built
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THADEus STEVENS homestead is sdver.
tised to be sold at auction in Lancaster.
by order OF the executors, next Tuesday,
November I. 1t is described as "A two.
story brick dwelling.house, 3si by So feet,
with the usual fixtures and in good con.
ditiOn." The adjacent Office is said to be
complete in all that pertains to proies
sional mans business.place."
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2-The City Council
tonight ordered to be printed, and made
a special order for the next meeting Nov.
ember 10Th The proposition to change
the name and direction Of the Cumber.
land & Ohio Railroad, and make II the
Louisville road on condition the city sub.
scribe twelve hundred thousand dollars
to the enterprise. The proposition seems
to meet with general favor and will
probably be submittedt vote Of the
r4pplp
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. City Treasu.
rer Marcy has resigned The charges
against him were heard in the Quarter
Sessions to day and bail given in the sum
ol 100000 10 appear for trial. David
Jones, his chief clerk, transferred bis pro-
pcrty, amounting to 100000, to the sure.
lies ot the Treasurer.
A Apoltiun Of the Whitaker Cedar Grove
Mills at Frankfort was burned last even.
ing Loss heavy.
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THE Maine Methodist Convention, which
has been in session at Portland, passed
the following resolution with reference to
manuscript sermons:
Resolrsd, That the growing practice Of
substituting reading Of manuscripts for
preaching Is without Scriptural authority,
unmethodistical, and damaging the ell.
cheney Of the pulpit.
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MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, November . AT the meet.
inrs which are now being held nightly by
the Republicans a strong feeling s grow.
ING up against the administration on ac.
count OF tue removals oi lodges, Brooks
and Patton.
The Grand Chapter Of the State con.
vencd this morning. Rev George a.
DonnelIy was elected Grand High Priest
for the ensuing year, and 5, Z Barber,
Grand Secretary.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Nov. "a mass meeting
Of the Democratic Conservative party Of
this city was held tonight in Monumental
Square. They protested against the pro.
cuedngs in South Carolina under the sus.
pension Of tue writ Of hdJedJ corpus. The
clubs Of the various wards patndcd, and
Reverdy johnson presided, Several reso.
lutions were adopted. Addresses were
delivered by Mr. johnson, Pinkncy White,
Joshua Van Zindt, Mayor elect and 9th.
ers The number present Is estimated at
from eight to ten thousand.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, Nov. s.-The Workingmen's
Committee ol this city summoned con.
gress OF workingmen to meet here on the
18th inst The object is to organize n
general strike for the reduction OF the
daiIy term OF labor to nine hours, and for u
general increase Of wages.
The subscription to the Chicago Relief
Fund received at the Bourse to date,
amount to 90 800
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The Carmnn valley Il. II. BIll.

TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 2-The cSami.
nation of witnesses in the case Of ThOmp.
son against the Garman Valley Railroad
Company was continued to day. Librari.
an Daily and B,Own, Secretary OF the
Governor, were examined as to the bill.
A further hearing was adjourned till Sat.
urday, to Jersey City. 1t appears the bill
will be made a law on the ground that 1t
was in the Governors hands five days be.
fore the adjournment Of the Legislature.
Very large interests are involved. The
bill gives the right to run the railroad
across the State, with extraordinary priv
ilerCa
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The heayics loser by the Chicago fire
Is said to have been C. F. W. Peck, who
went to that city in 1881, and who is now
dead, leaving an estate still worth mil
lions. It is said he never gave a note or
signed one for another, and never took
or raye credit or grace
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INDIANA.

FoRr wAYSE, Nov. miss Julia
Ward, daughter Of an old pioneer citizen
of this city was married tonight TO Mr..
Thomas p Weaver. Upwards Of one
thousand cards were issed The Cere.
mony took place in the Rink, which was
crowded. and great number were una.
bic to obtain admittanCc. 1t Is conceded
to be the most recherche affair that ever
occurred In this city.