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, 1875-08-28

Neu parties are not aour!ahtng this Jexr,
rlatover tbe goaaips may say to tbs contrary.
It is . bad Beaaou for infauts. AK the doctora
II this ia not the truth. Banks knows It, and
Kelley, too.
Tho Baltimore papors, too. arc dowu on Pot
tor because, ~ thes Allnao, be haa located tho
sito Of the new post-0 0!ics building IN that city
"to the unanimous dissatisfaction OF everybody
concerned"
Nothing will appsass tho Cincinnati Enquirer.
II trucking and doubla-dealiug could avail auy-
thing. Senator Thurman would b. safe frum IT.
attacks, but tho Enquirer SAYS that Thurman,
Push, Judge nauoey, Durbln Ward, Il. P. Payne
aud William q. Qtosabaok "all repraaont ths
Honey Power"
Ths Hsllogg census In LoulslAns shows that
tho negroes outnunbsr the whttas In that
9taso By ID, 900. Tic Shreveport Times. which II
not good aushority In mstters Of this Kind. says
tho osnsus IL ~ miserable fraud, aud that II
win mako no difference IN 1875 unIeaa tie ballot.
box asuffers are unoommou!y lively.
0no OF thu proprletoss Of the Chhrleaton Nt,es
and Courier recently talked over sho salouon
bank failure and other matters Ut local insere.t
With Gov. Chsmheslain. The Rist Of the con.
veEuation has basn published and tho hstoa and
s,"I" w." 49,, donht h.. -. - !, ~ w.
.sus' .s.sas 4SD~@' N' ~ "N'' ~ ''~-
~ 'a' s"e'
mr. d. u aes,ns ~ oosa "a3lo9 h'nsn"
conspicuous ~ eat1tosA Spnnfa. uet6 TO-
porta as@'y useaauoo 1as' ps1Ween MF' Hesiok
ana s'oe-.ssslaens "nson' II "n'ca inc ioFmos
oeoounoeo o,'!e us.n' P.s'tS souhoiy' aoa
woaao W " eeeatsuF a'"se's ~ uaeau!socn sl
a4taen MAN, mi' ass'nR A8ses's taa' l'aeo y
~ sa's'''. . '" ~"'%'" so9 =" S'S'
-.
ks.oa uemoosAno osroeous ~ A'oos
eoan'H @ssss'pP!' Mss "eek, o,ooo Peoi'o
vera plehant ineiaalnR some ooo ne8roas. ina
P'ooeeolass eoneladsa "ish the trial Of ooF'
Amess Hoo vas pfsssot IN ohRy' Tor ttehsoo.
murder, aao oshef Aa8n Crimes verdict OF
, 1875-08-28

We ropublish from onr files graphio de-
,scription Of tho Bank Of California, and as-
pecially Of Dir. RA1s1os. It givcs history
of tho bank and of its management, its Won
.derful achievements, and Of the vide scope
OF its operations. tt also contains IN inter-
esting description Of the personal life, habiss,
and profuao hospitality Of A1r. RAtsros, tho
nauagcr Of tho institution. When this letter
WINS written tho bank and its President WA
In the zenith of hcir prosperity, and, in view
Of tho failuro Of tho bank and the suicide Of
tho President, Tho letter will have freah md
thrilling interest.
, 1875-08-28

Tho suiejde Of RAtsToy, the Prcaidcnt Of
the Bunk Of California, after long aud
brilliant career aa tho financial dictator On
the Pacific Coast, will recall to the mind tho
case Of blr. MsnpLE, the London banker,
described in "1.ittlo Dorrit,' who, aftcr rum
mng d remaskably successful life, became
bankrupt md committed suicide, Tho fol-
lowing description given Of him covers that
Of RA1sroN:
Ill. Mfnpi3 VIA immensely rich; man Of pro
d3gous entnrpFtse: = NlpAa without tho eafx who
turned al no touched into go!d ue was In everything
good. FROM banking to building, liz VA IN tic c!t7
hscessaFfy. Hs wss Chairman Of this, Trustees Of
shat pte&adsns of tho otass.
! hr. nA1sTos filed this DESCRIPTION, and
more. His suicide, however, proved his
cowardice. Ho was unable to face tho dis
Aster TINT had oyortakon him. IIa did not
dare to step down from his eminouca to COM
paradye poverty and loas Of power lIe was
brave and daring enough In prosperity, but
weak in the face Of disaster. He abandoned
his fsionds and associates, leaving to them
the taak Of meeting Ills numerous victims,
and sought peace and safety In suicide and
death.
lie was native Of Georgetown, Iiaas
and for some time served o. pilot on TIL
hlissiasippi River boots. He led an adven
= tuso'lY and somswhas reckless Lilo, such d
Was common In those days. lie final,
I reached California, where, after sories O.
spet:ulations and succassos, lie became q ma,
OF wealth. Though somewhat rudc ant
ro'tgh man, he was m adtnirabla entertainer
IL L. ~.
, 1875-08-28

The chIcs 90 produce markets were gen.
orally eAsier yesterday, some being quite
weak. 1ds Us pork was active and AGO per brl
lower, c]od ing at $1,000 cash, and s90,o for
October. Lard was active and 25o per 100
ths lower, cloaiug Ut sl2.00 cash, and $500
for oc':o'oer.. Meats we're in light request and
easier, At 60 for shoulders, lilo TOR short
f'bs' t.nl l11@12o for short clears. High
winee were quiet aud steady, at $1.la per
gallon Lake freIehts were in better demand
and unchanged quoted at 20 for corn u
bnoaaa Flour was quiet aud weak Wheat
Wa u .odsratsly aotvs, and 10 lower, olosina
- tLl1{ eash md 4Llyl fox sept4masr.
, 1875-08-28

loss, and have been doing more conaerv-
atvo business. There 1nay 10 aome banka
still carrying worthless papor M among their
asscts, and arc really doing business under
falso rrelensca Theso institutions will prob
ably have to 60 Under M DUNCAN, SHERMAN Il
Co. and tho 13ank Of California hnvo gono
under but auch fasluros will bo iaolnsod and
unproduotivo Of any general Disturbances.
There IN no mood Of apprehension. for thero
Ia no condition in tho country TINT admits Of
n papio
, 1875-08-28

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, 1875-08-28


St. Louis Republican says:
Thu rsisttves OF Mrs.. LINCOLN hers ars greatly
noJod By this lAks ootruson Of her mama In print snd
by the insnnstons mado that she IL det2!nsd In the
batavia Hospital unnecessarily. For Some tis after
ler rrz 1t the hospital has ptospsct for recovery
ws& vcrJ good and It wAs hoped hsr health would be
permanently restored. II u known that bellsl in
splrunll1m form Of bar moutal disorder. aud
yAit made hst by 0hisago lady WHO professea that
ballet has caused recurrence OF the uost distressing
sylnpsa. Her re1aons hsrs rsyrst sh% lsIs unpleas
sht posu, hut IL Impossible to pfsTtue such
noYaneea long - &hs publication ot Sensational
newspapers ID paying oas.
Tho comment Of the above dispatch Ia a
timely one, aud lacks only In severity. Tho
scandal WAS set aaoat BY ovar-ofIicious and
intermedlling mlschiet-nakera, who inter-
fored in matter which did not concorn
them, for purposes Of sensation. Tho pro-
tense nude by them TINT she ia sane and con-
fined in the asylum against her will, Is an
atrocious libel upon her son aud friends, Il
she were really sane, they would b. the frat
to know 1t, and remove her at once, aud no
ono would rojoico moro than they to find TINT
this unfortunate lady had been restored to
health In body aud mind. There Ia no scan-
dal In this case, except 40 far as the inter.
modelling scandalizers themselves are con-
cornel Inaamuch a. there arc plenty Of
other objects upon which thsy can exercise
their slop-over philanthropy and maudlin
sentI1nentalizing. It is inconceivable why they
have chosen Mrs. LINCOLN for the exercise Of
their talents in this direction, except that 1t
stfordu them an opportunity to wound the
feelings Of Lor friends, and to lbAl them atzo-
cioualy besidoa.
, 1875-08-28

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, 1875-08-28

One J. Il. GRIYrITn Ia recorded In the Dn.
buqus Herald a. having visit d Apam.sa, H.,
and made desperate effort to stoal . horse and
wagon there. To add to the crime be passed
hnsolf OF as reporter Of TIE CuIoAao Tnin.
usE. Mr. GnlFF11H 10 nut known to this paper.
We have no reporters given to stealing, either
hosses wagons, or otLer mosab1ss. Young men
thus employed should DO arrested at ouco. ard
intelligent poraona wilt At opco SOC that thos
claima to connection NTH this paper are fr4udu.
lent, ~ Ia that Of !. d. GRlFFlru.
, 1875-08-28
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.
RATA or aurErh1rrtoS trArarfE IN AnTANcE}.
Fe8suKe Prepaid Mt ttta flnlce.

nA1r& eT aupsrhIrrtoH trAraHtE tn AnsANcEl.
Psxtuxe Prepaid Mt tl.ta ttnlce.
uat]y. 7 ts+,,.6ia.OOi Hs,tls. ysAr...3 i.D1
TIKI Nretly,,,,... 'u.3U T. =, enptss.....,. 80
Enntty Edttf1u, Tcn ooIdcs.. 1@.OO
honh's Rhett..... I.hUl
Parts II year at The kamc rasa.
w4xr1r-One ac.fvs agent In esct town and village
ecertat arrangements n1ade with such.
Specimen coldea sent ftee.
70 prevent delay aud nissakes, b sure and give
Post-csce address in fun. hending ssats md Eon''y
Remtltancta 1nEy be madt either BY trsf e1irrsas
Postoce order. or In rcgstcrtd 1ctcrs nj oF Eiak'
TEnMA 10 CIT sCnscn1nEhs
Dly. delivered Buptay excepted, II eenta Ter week.
Daily, dellyered Bunl.y included. 30 ccna res wcek.
Address TliE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner Madison 4nd Doafborn.aIs. Chicago I'll.
, 1875-08-28

J. E MILLER, tho e1-GAuger whom tho
hired Rssassin Of tho Chicago Whisky Ring
Attempted TO n,,lrlar ono week ngo, is at tho
homo OF his mother in Waterford, Pm lie is
seriously wounded in tho left urn, but vii
f.AtaYar
, 1875-08-28

Two woman bayc bosn travelling through rowa
selling co,ssts II unusually low rrInes Indeed,
thoir anxiety to give ladies por!cot it, and tia
insignificant reward thef askei for their sot.
vicos, excited suspicion. N,r NOT lady In 10 m
will admit thas ale has bought noraeta IN sla
mouths, wh.Io the two peddls14 have resumed
their mails attire aud occupy dismal oeli III JAIL
, 1875-08-28

Tbs man who apoks Of tho Indians as = diving
race should emigrhsc. In 1861 they cost tha
country e2,829, ,o75.87, 1ast year % 0a2.7t2.03
was required to support them. Either ths
tuaaral expenses asa inaouaetvAbl5 high ot ths
man eyrod,
, 1875-08-28
WITH SUPPLEMENT.

AloaEa W. FIELD, the manager of the ro-
cont rag-money show in Detroit, is tho e1-M.
G. Of whom Cox spoke rs the Field clad in
living green"
, 1875-08-28
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

WM. D. WARREN LODGE, No. 2o3, 4. n snd A. II
-R<gpl1r communication tits tSatuEi.,3 ctris,nK 81
O1isuAl Hail. 122 La8ae-t for business and work oI
j. H. DUNLOP, &c.,
, 1875-08-28

CHICAGO TuEATRE-c1ark stratt. between Ran
torh and Lake. Uld 1Ieats aud Young ueArta.f :
Afternoon and evening.
, 1875-08-28

ApELpfII THEATnE-Drarhorr strcrt. corner
MontoA The DaJa Of '6." Afternoon and evening.
, 1875-08-28

HoOLEY'B NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street, betwcnn
Clark and Lasac. Engagement Of John DIltnt,,
Afternoon. " The Lanetstirs Lass" Esenlng, Paul
Pf1 aud F" Ills Last 1eHt.'
, 1875-08-28

TWENTT-THIRD STREET BALL GROUNDS
Championship gams between tho Athletic aud Ch1cago
f%J,.f,s
, 1875-08-28

corruption 1t this head Of City Goyarnment
cAnrot long continue ~ 4 local dieoasa. I,
will iufalliby e1tsnd throughout the muotcj.
psi system. 1t will sugenaor cate'c .sness and
fnotsictency ~ well 10 tho management OF cItr
charities ~ In The dsabursenent Of city funda
It MIL brntn!ize and degrade rhatsvor It touete.
These home trutbs haso baen freshly euto1csa
by recent revelations In tho Ktngs County IN.
~ Hospital. Brooklyn In atitl rulot BY . Ring.
The City Government u rotten from ono cpd "a
tho other, the local charities not sxcsRts1. Il il
now charged that Tho pa:enta n the hoa;,it.l
1lAvo boon subtectod to tho most outrageoua
treatment. Slck womon hnvo boen beatea
children have boon tortured; proper attcndanos
has been refused Aud tbs nusaes-who an
wotnen--tlave rogatcd tho warls with duly 81.
hibt.tons Of druakenness, !ewdnosh. anA p,o.
family. ThIa stAto of affairs is ~ tirocty charge.
abte to tile Brooklyn City aud County Hug a. II
the enormous debt which has accumulated un.
der IL auspices dar'u 4 tho past fow ye4tR.
, 1875-08-28
Ibe Cbmagp Gribu1lt.

Saturday Morning. August 28, 1878.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-12
The Police and FIRE serIp.

The police and fremen have formed a
syndicate to protect themselves from
those who seek to get up a corner on
scrip. The boys read the LEDGER Of
yesterday, and are thoroughly posted as
to the value Of their scrip, and every
man of them is now a "curb-stone -
broker, able to protect his own interest.
Any bank that will take the scrip as col
lateral and lend money on it at a rea
sonable per cent. until January next can
get the bulk Of the ninety thousand dol
lars in scrip to be issued, but the boys
won't stand any cut-throat business, they
believing their scrip better collateral
than anybody's paper. The scrip is first.
Class paper, Notwithstanding the fact
that the financial ends Of the Avalanche
and Appeal bear it. down mildly as fol.
lows. TheAvalanche man says: Nothing
has been done in city notes, but the city
from to-day will commence 10 dispense
new promises to pay. What they
will bring in the market remains TO be
seen" and the Appeal man, playing Or
the same key and singing the same tune
in the way of a duet, says mysteriously:
The city is issuing a new kind of city
scrip in payment, or in precrastination,
Of the public debt. What the article is
worth in the market has yet to be deter
mined upon" This is a very nice style
Of bearing" but the Appeal and Ava
lanche men fail to state that this police
and fire scrip is secured by the payment
OF the privilege tax payable in January
next, and that tax amounts to $l25, 900,
while the amount of scrip secured by such
tax, and to be issued, is only 5000
Scrip, better secured than any mans pa
per with only six months to run, to be
treated in that depressing or bearing
mannerl Our contemporaries should
have read the LEDGER of yesterday, then
they would have been informed as to the
scrip which they speak SO d~eprecatingiy
about; but then several of the brokers
and curb-stone spectators sing the samt
tune, yet several of the solid banks have
agreed to take the scrip as collateral, anc
loan money on it at the legal rate of in
terest-ten per cent. per annum-ant
many merchants have announced tina.
they will take the scrip for goods as the
DO greenbacksTat its face value.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-12
NO. 0 DON'T.
Mr.. Foley not 10 he Reinstated as
Fire CAPTAIN.

Mr.. Foley net 10 be Reinstated as
Fire Captain.
1t was announced with a flourish OF
trampets in the Appeal hat the Su-
preme Court had dismissed the Tom
Brown-Foley petition for a supercedeas
to put Foley back as captain of the No.
4 Engine Company, but that the court
gave as q reason that the appeal brought
the case up with the injunction in full
force, and in consequence Foley must
berreinstated. The copy of the order of
court which the Clerk mailed did not
appear in the Appeal of this morning.
The fact is, that the petition Of Foley
was dismissed out Of court, his petition
being refused, and the court only gave a
reason for so doing, snd'that reason does
not by any means reinstete Foley. The
Commissioners, acting under the advice
of their counsel, will not put Foley back
in the place from which he was removed,
and should the question of contempt
arise, their counsel are amply able to
meetit. The ring" held a,big drinking
bout up town on Thursday night over
the dispatch received by Judge Brown,
but on more mature reflection the
ring" has come to the conclusion that
it is not best to halloa until you are well
out Of the woods.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-12

maiden, made for kisses, in the loveliest
Of dresses, and with eyes that shone
more brightly than the diamonds that
she wore, spoke in tones Of lute-like
sweetness, words Of such exceeding
fitness, phrases Of such happy neatness,
that we elapped our hands for more, as,
with grace, she left the floor"
In the Second Circuit to-day the argu-
ment Of counsel is progressing in the
case Of the State Of Tennessee VS.. NJ. c.
Pierce, ct al, school fund bondsmen Of
Mr.. Rutter, Of the Tennessee National
Bank, The counsel engaged in the case
are as follows: For the State, Attorney
General Heiskell, II. Casey Young and
H. Clay King. For the defendants,
Messrs. Patterson & Lowe, General
Humes and Colonel D. X. McRae.
The City Hall ring read the LEDGER
with eagerness every afternoon, and the
question What does the Ledger Liner
say about met" is often heard in that
dark and gloomy old rookery. When
they are forgotten by the LEDGER they
shed a tear and get rid Of a sigh Of re-
greet, but we will never forget the boys
Of the Londonderry ring. Such a result
is impossible to one who knows how
they shuttle, cut and deal from the bot
tom, and play a political brace game
that brings money into the pockets Of
every member of the ring.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-12
Chelsea school Prizes.

At Miss Jennie Dobbyn's school ex-
animation in Chelsea the roll Of honor
was as follows; Misses Alma Butting-
haus, Mary Waeners, Mamie Miller,
Addie Costen and Master Perry viii
liams' the latter receiving the gold pen
prize for writing and the medal for good
conduct. The writing prize was drawn
for by three contestants, Master vii.
liams and Misses Katie Flint and Esther
Wade, the former being successful. The
school examination gave evidence Of
hard work and successful training Oh
the part Of the accomplished teacher.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-12
Our fine MarseiIIes vests
81 20.
KAHN & FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar SITS.
CoYvERsE's Billiard Parlors,
GOT 81 South Court street.
Personal.

Mr.. W. Il. Toler, late Of this city, who
has recently cast his lot in %SoutherH
Cal ifornis, near the Pacific coast, is back
agaip on a short visit. He has settled
out there to stay, and is here getting W
a roun d trip excursion to go to Califor.
MIA about the 10th of July.
Mr.. John J.. Piatt, Librarian Of the
United States House of Representatives
and a correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial, is in the city with his fam
lily, the guest 9f Captain James q. Pep
per.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-12

We are indebted to the polite news and
book dealer, Mr.. Mansford, at the corner
Of Monroe and Second streets, for the
latest New York, Cincinnati AID St
Louis papers. He keeps a full supply
of papers, magazines, illustrated week
lies, etc, and an elegant stock of new
books.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-12

Andrew Kelly vas arrested this morn.
ing by officer McGrath as a chicken
thief, he having a bag Of chickens in his
possession. In his trunk was found the
portable medical case of DR.. Sam j.
Morrison, his card being in the case.
An iron wrench and a towel marked
~. =" the name not being clear,
we're also found in his possession. He
was committed in default of bail.
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POIica Onnrf.

At the Recorders Court this morning
the following cases were disposed of:
James Erwin, pickpocket, no bail Geo.
Dorsey, assault and battery, $40; Adam
Diehl, disorderly conduct, IS; W. D..
Dobins. misdemeanor. S..
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FRESH MEAT! FRESH MEATI!
scbllIing, Cor. JeT. and Third.

Meeting Of the Memphis IndustriaI
Exposition Association, Monday,
June IL, 1878.
The creditors and stockholders of the
Memphis Industrial Exposition Asso-
citation are urgently requested to meet
the Directory at the Exposition build
ing, on Monday, June IA, 1875, at I
o'clock in the evening. A full ana com
plete exhibit of the condition Of its
affairs, a statement of what has been
done since its organization, together
with propositions looking 10 a final set
Element with its creditors, will be pre-
scented at the meeting. By order OF
Directors. JAMES RoosA, Pres't.
S. j. CAMP, Secretary. 9ll
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-12

To SPEND a cool evening 60 to Heuck's
platform, 343 Adams street, and drink
the coolest Milwaukee beer, of the best
brewery, and the largest in America.
81 oodL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-12

PAINTING, paper hanging and sha des,
A new stock at reduced prices. Work
done promptly and cheap.
84-f Jos. TAee, 343 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-12

Pr. BEsTs' Milwaukee lager beer at
Heuck's, 344 Adams street. Saloon up-
stairs fitted up exclusively for ladies'.
Entrance first door east. 6S.eod-t
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MOystOn's beautiful re-
touched and FURNISHED pho
tOgraphs, "a per dozen, at
Star Gallery, 249 Main st. [75t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-12

The LEDGER job Office is in constant
receipt from the foundries of new type,
embracing all the latest nd best styles.
10et
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-12

Bow BELLS for June, "Bluebeard's
Keys" by Miss Thsckersy; "Walter's
Word" by James Payn, just received
at Mansford's. 80
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Our fine white shirts, 81.
KAHN 4 FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar streets.

J~EwET~'s Patent Crystal Spring Water
Filter is the best. I99
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Peabodv

This hotel will be kept open during
the summer. Persons wishing board
can make favorable terms for the sum-
mer months. 0 BANNoN & MORRIS,
81 Proprietors.