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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-10
TIME PHILADELPHIA IRON STHAM
'HE FIRsT. GLASS IRoN soREw sTEAMsHPs

AA is' A.> =
. VIRGINIA, Captain Hinckiey; :;s..tzss!
s.. +, GULF STREAM, Captain Hunters
Are now regularly on the Line, insuring q first
class sea connection between Ph!!adeirhia and
Charleston, and In alliance with Railroad Oom.
panies at both termini, afford rapid transportation
To and from Cincinnati, st. Louis, Chicago and
the principal cities, Of the Northwest Boston,
Providence and the Eastern Manufacturing Cen.
tres. ,->....S.
a4 The VIRGINIA is appointed to!saii nom
Browns Wharf on friday June I1Ath, as II
~ me GULF STREAM viii follox. .,,,I..,s ~
For particulars or Freight ARRANGEMENTS, apply
10 WIN. A C0URTENAY, Union Wnaryes.
WI CLYDE & CO., General Agents, Ne. "a
South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia. t5'!''
jun8 - lin .. !l -s'is'! ~ =. s-l'
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FROM THIS PORT.

FROM THIS PORT.
York. June s. =;
British ship Julia, Baker, at Liverpool, Junes.
BIT. Brig Minnie abby, Harding, at Beaafost O.,
schr Knight, Mcintyre at Beaufort, 8 Q. 9Th
UP FOR THIS posr. 4,
Scnr carrie Bentley, Falkenbough, at New. !.
80 MARINE NEWS: BY TELEGRAPH.
/ NEW YORK, Junes
/ Arrived. steamships eermania, Algeria, Tsrifs, |
Schmidt and Leo. -. -. - -. ?
+ ~. WMMfaToN, June g. =
The Shanghai, hence for New York. threw over
sas bols rosin at Frying Pan Shoals and returned.
for repairs. - ''ss,., 80 = ..'.' - .
MEMORANDA. Z, = -. ..E..F5 80. -,
The celebrated rebel steamer Sea King alias the
shenandoah. was totally wrecked in the .oadstead
was latterly known as the screw steamer Fl Alad
1di. and was owned by the Sultan OF Zanzibar.
The Harriet Gardner, Muller, from Georgetown,
s Q, arrived at New York June g.
PORT OF GEORGETOWN, s.C. -:
ARRIVED. "
schr 8 Woodberry, woodberry, from Bal.i.
sehr L Warren, Roberts from Elizabeth City, 3 /,
O, June s. -. 2 = y. = =
Schr Nellie Belle. Kean, for Waldoboro,, Ne,
Schr 5 8 Davis, 0ottrel,5 ,5for,Nsw York. with
scnr y s Webb. Homer, forsN New York, with ma
val stores June /. ,7--S-E.-
schr Susan Wright, Mount, fol, New Y6tk. with
naval stores, June 4. I.,!' = = E,tvl ~ i,s,:,l'
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DOR NEW. YORK.
ON TUESDAY, JUNE ii, AT Z
O'CLOCK P. n. ,s,fr.:l
NEW IRON STEAM LINE-EsTABLIsHED 1870.
sTATE-ROOMs ALL ON DECK.

The Splendid New Iron sldewAeel steamship
EO r e. A, Holmes, Commander, Will
sail for New York on TUESDAY. June 11th. at
O'Clock P. n. from Pier No. 2, Union Wharves:
Through Bills OF Lading to Liverpool and the
New England Cities as usual - .' ~ -Aa."..'
Insur nee bg Steamers OF this Line u per cent.
Fer Freight or Passage Engagements,. having
very nne Deck Stateroom accommoddf dfdons, apply
or to WIN. A COURTENAY, No. l Union Wharves.
jun5
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. ,tr.,, soernoon Upon the Water
Preparing for the Naoe. ".. ~ ,n,
ment on tho Shore-lnc'ae"s 49,.
cont.s,-Reunion Mt the Hail "' ''
Vfctors.
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THE INvINCIBLE LONG STROKE.
The blues had forged far ahead Of their an
tagonists, and the space between the boats
widened momentariy. The Meteor's crew
were rowing a sweeping back.stroke, which
gave them the full advantage of their long
spoon oars, and helped them greatly in the
rough water. The reds, from The start, rowed
quick short stroke, the men pulling with the
arms entirely, and swinging but little. As
they passed the Bathing House the excitement
upon the Battery was intense, and wild cheers
were sent after the boats. The reds now put
on for the last quarter quicker stroke, and
switched their boat along at splendid pace.
It was not to be, however. The swinging stroke
of their rivals sent the Meteor along at rate
which deHed pursuit, and the crew rowed with
steadlness which was the presage OF success.
When about two hundred yards from the end
of the race the stroke quIckened, and the
crew responding with vim sent their boat
dashlng past the flsg-boat In magnificent style,
winning the race by nearly two hundred yards.
The reds pulled through and passed the flag
boat, where Mr.. j. F. Mathewes, the coming in
umpire, was stationed, fifty seconds after their
rivals.
As soon as the boats had started all of the
crafts on the bay, which had coDgregated
around White Point Buoy to see the start, put
on all oars and sail and came up In the rear of
the race boats, and along the whole mile of
the race the river was alive with sails and
swiftly moving crafts hurrylng toward the
goal. At this point dozens Of small boats
shot out from the adjacelt wharves and yards
until the river seemed alive with them. The
Two race boas now pulled back, the Meteor
with her flag flying, aud were housed by their
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02
now FoR IT.

And now Christmas is gone, and New
Years day is gone, and the great wheel
of humanhfiairs, temporarily suspended,
begins 10 move We hear its gigantic
plssh in the water. With every revolu-
ton it gains momentum, and before Sat
urday night will reach the fun volume Of
its old thunder. That is all right The
last day Of the old year was one Of the
most remarkable ever seen. We had a
storm in the forenoon, and one of the
grandes. sunsets ever witnessed on these
earthly elevations, so famous for sunset
scenery As the sun rolled down to the
horizon, ]; was concealed by great banks
Of leaden-eolored clouds. Between their
vast bulks were long streaks Of yellow
sky, looking like golden rivers, and
seas and lakes. Upon the frAgmentary
clouds the sun, as it sunk from view,
poured a food of tints until the West
surpassed even the most exaggerated
conception the Christian has of the land
ef the blest And thus died the las
day Of the year 1871. Went out in 4
blaze Of glory that no painter can hop'
TO equal in all the years Of this world
How different from the first day Of tn,
new year Yesterday was very bleak
The sun, that champions all years, wal
hidden, as If it had exhausted its glory
on the dying day Of the old, and hat
none for the newborn day of the new
1t is, as we now write, still behind tn,
curtain of the clouds. Ring it up.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

Nrs ioaa lanuaIy 2 hssNiih
siaadiug IT, damp and eleady ssaihs'
yesterday o. apsaiag Of iht ues yeai
uas generally observed Ia . mauusf thai
aas h.en popular y tha cily 10 msny
Years A. cinom Of makiug
eaiis vhicL vas iadalgsd 10 BY AL "a
this eiD ara hrooklyn ihors was ss,.l
rispeuslo1 Of baainsss and de thorough.
larss we're crowded eilt thoss who wers
auxious 70 sss old aoQuaiu,ances eud
exchanges Tie compliments Of thaseason
Gcneral sickles. United States Minis.
Ter ~ spain i still % ihe ciiy and holds
daily conference with Attorney General
Barlow with q view OF porieotsng Arrange.
a. ants Tor an attack Of The Atlantic and
Grsas Western and certain English Erie
s,ookholders upon fisk A Gould and
their associates. The war will be car
red on in both the Courts and Legisla.
tire. The latter will be exclusively At.
tended 10 by General Sicklesi ~ order
a. Il is stated that he mag be able,
while aunihilaiing Fish a Gould, 70 make
for the senstonal contest
next winter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02
QUARTERLY COURT.
Esquire BIeckIey Reelected Chair
man and w. w. Mcdowell RE-
EIaaasd Gomnfv AfaOrueV.

Esquire BIeehIey Reelected Chair
man and w. w. Mcdowell Re.
Elected County Attorney.
Thirty-siS Justices occupied the Quar-
terly Court bench this forenoon.
The election for Chairman for the en-
suing term resulted as follows I. @.
Bleckley received nineteen votes; w. B.
Gibson, ten; r. B. Miller, three; b. +.
Duncan, four. Esquire Bleckley having
received a majority Of the votes cast
was declared duly elected,
The following was the result Of the
election for County Attorney; W. w.
Mcdowell received twenty-five votes
william Wallace, fourteen. Mr.. Nc
Dowell having received a majority Of
the votes cast was declared duly elected.
On motion, il was resolved that the
salaries Of Chairman and County At
.srney be the same as last year.
A number Of ballots were taken for
Poor House Commissioners, but no cleo.
ton was declared up to twelve m.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02
FOREIGN.

PARIS, January 1.-The recent adop-
ton by the Assembly Of the proposal
submitted by President Theirs, for impos-
ing tax on raw material in preference
to an income tax, has met with much
disapprovAl in commercial circles end
otherwise. II is believed by business
communities that the imposition of the
tax will have depressing effect on
trade.
MADRID, January Fears are enter
tanned that, from certain recent indica-
tons, the present cabinet will not be Of
long duration. The quarrel between
President laGAsta and Admiral Topeta,
which has eliminated in an open rup-
ture, has not tended TO slregtheo public
confidence in its stability at present.
The differences between the President
and the Minister Of Colonies are es far
from settlement as ever.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

CiNoISNAgI, January 1.-The following
is a special 10 the Enquirer
"NEs YoRK, January 1.-The Third
Avenue Savings Bank, which withstood
run ia October. will probably fail this
week. To-morrows Sun will tell the
story Of the directors, and show that
when ther reported to the State Banking
Department that the bank had $4,000
surplus, it was really $4,000 worse than
nothing according to one estimate, and
$4,000 according to anotheri It's em'
bsrrassment began with ex-congress-
man W. A. Darlings bro,herin-law's
defalcaiion Of $4,000. This was
followed by loss Of $4,000
on the Atlantic Mail Company, in which
at least one Of the directors was inter
ested. A majority Of the directors
swore that the officer made false entries
on the books 70 suit bogus reports to
the Legislature. and used the bank s
funds for legislative purposes. Briefly,
the institution is rotten"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

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pay strioi attention q The wants and re-
quirsmeuis Of our patrons, aud any lGck
Of courtesy Or neglect Of complaints vii
subject the offender 20 severe Febnke or
prompi dismissal iron oar servica.
Adopted by che Board end ordered
published, DecenbHf "a 1911.
JANIS W WILLIAMSON, President.
GEoKeE W. Girf. Secretary l0tf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

l.si ihefe BE- 10 ilHlis aaonr he d hn
son msu ior she uoR 81 prsparsiion
sspuds lo1d and clear IRON ihs Ksdieal
snp Ihe supporters Of League ar
aArlly in earnest They composed Of
svty oonosisable material. Of every
sonceisabls opinioa, are falling into
hns and th0agh q be- aieaag aud mia
shnpeu. viii present formidable froni
a the polls. We mssl not despise lhs
Strength Of a. enamy A vote raked
CT from the sieagh viii count as iar ~
one brought down from Dc clouds The
slociion Of John Loagus would be q
calamity to this city, . calamity 10 is
credit. its prospects and its is,s-s Ia
HE administration Of The city govern
meni, John johnson Is backed ~ "
The confidence Of the city. Can League
commend the confidence Of cspiialistsl
Can he advance the credit Of the
ciiy2 II crisis Ia It's affairs
coue. viii capitalists rush to HE
Assistance2 Not q bit Of il. Look at
the parry; look at the rank and file Of
the supporters Of Loaggsl 1t is no re-
heshing sight 90 the creditors Of the
atty. The taxpayers don't want League.
Men Of capital don't want League. The
Eeople Of Memphis don't want League
Then who do want IsOagne2 What is to
lie gained by the election Of League,
tKcspt a mixed city government Do
ION want thatl DO you want colOred
policemen, fremen and detectives2 Do
gu want all that the people Of Memphis
lave gained within the last FIVE years
taken from them by the fell swoop Of
Loague2 We beg every nan favorable
10 johnson TO buckle on his armor and
plunge at once into the fght We be-
liese that Johnson viii be elected, but
that result must be brought about by the
energy of his frienda No election car
riss itself; it is carried. We must carry
the election Of Johnson. Don't Forget
that By the skin OF our teeth we have
struggled out from under Radical rule.
Shall we 90 back under it by electiDg
John Loague2 Answer this question at
the polls on Thursday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

An Arkansas journal Of the 18th Mt
gives the following additional par'ion.
lars Of the onirages committed BY the
negroes
Mr.. Alfred Saunders states that after
the killing Of the three white men
band Of twelve negroes went 70 ne
brothers house and shot into u. and de-.
manded money from the son.ln-law Of
John. who was 81 the house. They de
handed 800, which be paid, and the
negroes left. They threatened 70 burn
the house unless their demands were
complisd with Alierwnrd three more
negroes came and demanded rsouey
and he paid this lot thirty dollars.
After which the young man left, taking
with him the entire family. We learn
from him that his father, G. W. San
ders, and mother are at present AZ the
house OF John @. Muller, near Friars
Point Nearly al the white people have
left the neighborhood, and there are but
few whites in the county, and are afraid
10 return. He gives il as the general
opinion that Mason could, AZ any time
haze controlled the negroes. This, Of
course, is mere sapposition, and will all
be made 10 appear on the investigation.
which we hope our Governor Will make
most searching. Mr.. Sanders says that
Tie town Of Lake Village is under band
Of negroes who are ostensibly 10 keep
the peace, and who challenge every one
entering the village. The negroes have
killed al the stock OF Garrett and Du-
gan, aud are killing that belonging to
Mr.. John Sanders.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02
THE pEFAULTERs.

An article, copied from the Free
Press of Detroit, charging certain Ten
nesseeans as being defaulters to the
Government, was published in this pa
per during the absence Of the editor,
We disclAim anything in the article as
far as it's application to Tennessee is
concerned, which assumes the guilt Of
these men only upon the evidence Of
printed catalogues OF Government de-
iaulters, and without proof, trial and
conviction. The epithets contained in
the article alluded TO, and which this
paper may be construct to have en-.
dorsed. are diselaimed becanse we have
no proof Of their justice. Time viii
show how their accounts stand, and IN
al then, they are not to be regarded al
offenders against the Government.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02
WASHINGTON.

wAsHISGroS, January AN English
company is making arrangements for
the sssAblishmentef a line Of steamers
between Savannah and Liverpool The
Pioneer. steamer Of the line, has ar
rived al Savannah
information has been received from
Georgia which states that the acting
Governor, q the solicitation Of leading
Republicans, has decided 70 permit the
inauguration OF the Governor elect
Smith. without protest
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

MKNPHs, just emerging from her
troubles by marvellous struggles-Mem-
phis, just beginning a career that should
slsyate her among the greatest cities Of
the Union-Memphis, just beginning to
attract attention from the North and
from Europe. and to be regarded as the
future Empire city of the Southwest, is
threatened with John Loague Yes,
with League and his train. Just think
of Z. turn pale. and go to work for John
ann
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02
DISSOLUTION.
DISSOLUTION.

UlHR COMPREHENSIVE HEHETOP0RR
L e.1sting between W. A. Niiliams and
John Zent under the name, gtyle and hrm 81
Williams A Co, u fhia day disfolyed pf mp..
firm are requested 70 come forward and SETTLE.
Either partner. OF n. o. Miller. IL authorized
10 sstfies and All parties having claims
against said am viii please pIe,spt hen for
JOHN ZENT.
Memphis. Isna.s lamar I, lsIl : los-l n
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

TnE British aud American Commis-
sioners have refused 70 admit the liabil.
iiy Of the United staies for debts con
tracted by the ConfederAtes. British
holders Of Confederate bonds will recog-
nize in this decision the destruction Of
their last hope Of payment.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

Nh. W. B. GREENLSw says in peb-
lished letter that Mayor johnson does
not now and never did at any time have
any interest either directly or indi-
rec,ly. in the purchase or profits Of the
Memphis city couponsbought by him on
March d. 1871, Of the State Comptroller.
Wa suppose this statement Of GreenlAw
fettlss that matter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

A lady entering a crowded horse
car in Boston said. Is any gentleman
here gentleman enough 70 give me .
saat7 Evidently the gentlemen did not
ike her method Of endeavoring 70 Oh
tain a seat. FOR no one rose.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

" there is johnson column tagging,
bring g ap. Il Apy one Is 50 sanguins
II Johnsons election that he does not
tkisk il worth his while to work, disa-
buse his mind. We have ne doubt that
majority Of two thousand citizens pre-
Ser johnson 70 League. and still Loague
might be elected b. the apathy Of John
cons friends.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

A bill is shortly to be introduced IN
the North Carolina Legislature 10 make
the use Of the terms liar" thief,"
scoundrei," "poltroon. etc, or dmi-
lar opprobrious epithets, indieiable o.
fenses a.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02
NOW IS YOUR TIME

Out Of our line----wlll close
ont cheap. DIrectcOnslgnments
from English manufacturers.
SilVer-plated Tea Sets, English
ShOt-euns, cheap Jewelry.
10 such bargains have been
offered in Memphis as may be
had IN these goods until Ist Of
January. Call at our Office, 80
Madison street, and buy.
D0MORO 4 BULKLH.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

Prom the French OpsrE Of New Orleans. La.
:" one Of the most fniihsd artistes IN tbi,
country or in Europe" win appear on mi,
occasion bsiors the msmSvf, 81 iihs Sscisty.
Certificates Of membefship will be de-
manded al the door 10 secure admission.
30 SEATS REsKRYRD.
Members dssifinE % introduce mora thar
ons LADY yin Disage maks written applisa-
tiou to the Secretary, Eiviag he name q fhe
lady 10 b in.roducod,
These and ali othsT eeHmupieafonI shoEls
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ooTTon SEQ.
COTTON sEED.

THE Pamela OIL COMPANY WILL
seed from this date. W. b. MILLER. Sec.
ns-sts- I.--..y lall. lf6 III
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

MABc il, the men who are arguing
against : -h:ason though not 80 declar-
ing themselves, are for League.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

iaastas rtlaasa o. taisfi b. iisne
cfair noninsilet fhsi u go shsfas
.as,asi hin msae ~ sams iismerfsia
d u rsii ~ ald ,tii b. ihr isea n 10
isei IA b. vopa hagf bssn W. uou'
me- As ihsss nsmotfaiil ai8ecioft
woald have suFrqFied bon. ~ Fier q
thia inci. shat hscome Of 81. ihtif ~
minaiisas aaalas hiu usx' ~ you
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02
RooFIHo.
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Preserve Your Roofs.
RooFIHo.

mrN ROOPs THOROUGHLY COATED
Win Hook a Laoriii'a Eureha
noof CoatfmG. and guaranteed for Eve
yearI. for 70 clrn per nquare. IL = recon-
inenisd L. our bclf archIftct1. ~ VIII not
biisier. craet, nor peal OF u vi pIetfffe
ths IL. prevent isafagl. and e he veg essi
'a''''' i'' '' HOOK 4 L,aRrLL.
in-rivN ~ Second rireei.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

MEMPHIS THEATER. popular ant
sterling wyndham Comedy Company
gave n matinee yesterday and per
formanoe last night. At the matinee
Milky White, and The Lottery Ticket
we're presented, and at night, Progress
and the musical extravaganza, The De
butante. we're the attractions. 10
the latter piece Mr. Charles Wynd
ham gave clever and amusing repre-
sentation of the native Frenohman, 10
the character Of "Achille Dufurd" Miss
Coweil as Arabella Fitzsmyth," and
Miss Goodall as Rose Duford, ELECTED
well deserved applause from the amused
audience. This evening the Wyndhams
viii give that sterling comedy, Home,
and the extravaganza, The Debutante.
The company is composed Of 6ne ar
lists, selected from the best English the
aters, aud form dramatic combination
unequaled in the United States, outside
Of Wallaeks New York Theater
The Louisville Ledger gives the fol-
lowing complimentary notice Of this
company during It's recent visit TO that
city:
The Wyndham Comedy Company had
two very full houses on Christmas. The
Company was as complete and perfect,
and their presentations as polished and
effective, as had been reported. II IN
needless TO select any one for particular
commendation. They were eli 80 per-
feet and exact that i was bard TO decide
which should bear the palm. The after
piece, the musical extravaganza Of the
Debutante, was as laughable a piece AZ
ever was put upon that stage. Mr..
Wyndham, as the Ffenchman, was thu
soul Of the play, and In such comin roles
be is inimItable Miss GoOdall has q
very strong, beautiful, weil-traiued voice.
The grand operate duo from the Hugue-
nots. was a mixture Of beauty aud the
comic such as is rarely seen. We hope
they will repeat this latter extravaganza
during the week.
Rooms o. va
MIyDELssOHN QuAEFFrTE CHA
MENfHis. December %. isl.
To the Members Of the Msndelssohn Qnartei,s
Club;
Please tale notice that the Seventh Grand
Concert Of tbs Society will be given on
seadaT RNerlng, January 10, 1879,
AT the
Ne w NJ e mphis Theater.
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1HE great asiraciions Of Che wees are
ths hansey lectures al ths Greenla~
Opera House Friday AID Saturday
nights.