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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-23

WAsHISoroS, March 23.-Fort the Gull
States and Tennessee, generally cloudy
aud warmer weather and light rains, with
light east to south winds and falling ba'
rometer.
For the Ohio valley and lake region,
upper and lower Mississippi valleys, ris.
ing temperature and areas of snow OF
rain, with southeast to southwest winds
and falling barometer.
The central Mississippi river will con
tinue to rise slowly from Cairo to Vicks.
burg and fall slowly at stations above
Cairo. The lower Ohio will rise slightly.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-23

to Icy down tracks FROM the Mississippi
and Tennessee railroad depot, By aline to
be designated By the city engineer, so as
to run under the bluff north of Beal
street, aud 10 connect with the present
package elevator, and to extend to Cen
ter landing. under the bluff, and to ena'
bic all the railroads 10 connect with the
grain elevator pheR bull: that we
should be allowed the use Of Fulton and
Promenade streets and such other streets
as may be deemed proper, and the city
property necessary for the erection Of a
Joint passenger depot west OF Front
Row, and cornered by Center landing
and adjoining thereto.
We would respectfully suggest the i'm
p~ortance Of extending such privileges IS
here contemplated TO all the railroads
centering here. but that no oRe OF them
should be permitted to exercise or enjoy
privileges or advantages not open TO all
the other roads terminating at Memphis,
now or hereafter, on the same terms.
The foregoing is respectfully submitted
to your honorable body, with the request
that it be referred to a committee tor
their careful investigation, after which
we hope for such favorable action as you
may see proper to take, etc.
The petition which is thus substan-
tally brought before the people for the
FIRST time was introduced in one Of the
Boards aud referred to a committee that
% -
has not yet reported. The interests in
volved are so numerous, grave aud com
plicated that we cannot withheld an ex-
preston of opinion that the ordinance
in compliance with this petition should
be very carefully drawn, so that every
point and detail may be explicit, and
further that it should be published pre-.
vious to final action, that the public may
see aud the press discuss its merits and
demerits-if unfortunately there should
be any ground for valid objection
This matter Affects not onlythe CONNER
cial future and interests Of Memphis,
but the rights and equities of indiVid-
uAls. Let us then proceed cautiously
aud advisedly.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-23
THE UNION DEPOT QUESTION.

A gentleman connected with one Of the
railroads running into Memphis called
upon us to-day 10 explain the nature oi
the petition, recently presented to one
General Council, in behalf Of q sppipu
depot. Prom him we learn that Inc pc.
tition was signed by representatives o.
all the roads running into Memphis, and
asks for equal privileges and facilities
not only for these roads, but for any that
may be built 10 future and connect with
the city. From a copy Of the petition
presented we make the following ex.
tracts;
Believing that the time has now ar
rived when It becomes necessary for the
city Of Memphis, as well as the railroad
companies entering here (which are so
indissolobly connected With her dessinyl,
10 act promptly, and to extend TO pas.
sengers and shippers at least equal "a.
~oilities as are offered BY other competing
points, and having confidence 10 your
enlarged and liberal views (etc we
would respectfully ask that We DO allowed
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-23
BOILER EXPLOSION.
Four n en- Killed and TEN Others Sc.
riOusly Wounded.

AA0NcAJ WO1A-AO1e
LARAME Cry, W. T., March 23.-At
about four o'clock this morning a boiler
in the Union Pacific Company's rolling
mill, at this place, exploded with terrible
force, completely wrecking the south
half of the mill. Four men we're in
stsntly killed and ten others wounded
seriously. The explosion occurred after
the night hands had gone home and be.
fore the morning hands came in, SO that
less than twenty men we're in the mill at
the time, nearly every n Of whom was
either killed or hurt. The boiler was
carried through the stone wall Of the
mill and a quarter Of q mile out on the
prairie.
The following is list Of. the killed:
Richard Rieley. Harry Miners, James
Powers and VIM. Wardell. EaE
The seriously wounded are: James
Craven, George Shanessy, Robert Nc
Lean and VIM. A. Thomas.
Four other mel were slightly wounded.
One Of the wounded, Michael Buckley,
has since died, and two more will prob
ably die. Every one Of the killed had
families here in Laramie. The wounded
have been taken to the Sisters Hospital
here. The damage is estimated at $l5.'
600, The cause of the explosion is moi
ascertsined.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-23

CAEEo, March 2S.-A -Bermuda
Memphis, 9 p m; Golden Rule, Cincin
natl, 10; B. L. Hodge, New Orleans, IL
Future City, St. Louis, 8 am; Libertl
No. 4, Ohio river, g. Thos. Means, Ohio
river, IL; Alf Stevens, Memphis, noon
Departed gOlden Rule. Ney Orleans
II p. M; Hodge, Louisville, / am.
Bermuda. Nashville, 10. Light snow il
the forenoon; cloudy and cool.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-23
New 3 Cnhla

NEW KoRE, March 23.-The steamer
Professor Morse, owned by the Western
Union Telegraph Company sailed for
Havana, via Key West, yesterday, car
Tying an electrician and assistants, who
are TO select . route for 8 new telegraph
cable. President ortSn, Viee-P President
Green and several otsers we're passen-
gers. They are to be absent about six
weeks,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-23
DefrAudinG Rook.Ksspsr.

NEW York, March ga b~Ook-ksepsr
named Hedden, Of the Marine Bank, has
absconded, and an examination Of bis
books shows hat the bank has been de-.
frsuded out of $50, 900. 1t appears that
whenever Henry Bode, a customer Of the
bank, sent his cheek fpf deposit, Hedden
you'd raise II, say from $500 to $500.
Bode has been arrested, charged with
being 10 collision with Heddsn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-23

Flady'' correspondent at WashiuD,on
was recently caught in fb. act Of at.
tempting to steal a photograph Of Mrs.
BelknaP from the alhum Of Mrs. Bristow,
The correspondent had been offered $l25
Tor she photograph by the managers Of
ons Of the New York illustrated papers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-23

A Missouri farm contains a fountain
Of whitewaSh and ell the owner has ID
do iSto take his house over to the spring
and have the job Immediately done.
Thus is avoided that disastrous expert
ment Of standing 10 sn old plug hat and
linen dusIer gu q tipsy stool on the back
stairs and trying 10 lay II on smooth
without getting q drop IN your eye.-N
Y. Herald.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-23

A MICHIGAN paper tells a story Of a
man who vas defeated for an Office be.
cause he wore a rufled SHIFT bosom. We
notice, as a singular coincidence, that
most Of the men lately impeached OF
compelled to resign from Office have
rufied bOsOms, and 80 hsVe their wives.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-23
Railroad No,1

PHILADELPHIA, March 23.-The Sun.
bury and Lewiston railroad was sold
here to-day for $l6l 900. The purchaser
was j. K. Valentine, acting as attorney
ior q number Of parties who intend to
run the road. He paid $4,000 cssh.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-23

TIE widow Of Commodore McKinstry,
OF the United States navy, died the other
day st Cairo, Egypt, leaving a million
dollars and no children. She certainly
must have been a heartless woman with
no fellow feeling in her bosom for her
kind. or she would have bestowed her
hand and fortune on some nice young
man Of poor but pious parents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-23

SIScE coDkling became conspicuous
as q Presidential candidate the papers Of
his State have been getting up rhymes
with words jingIing to his name. The
jingle that be now wants most to make "A
With the Cincinnati Convention. n ll. I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-23

Tar aggregate tax Of Knox county
for State and county purposes amoupts
TO $l22,222.25. The dog tex aggregates
$42SO; the poll tax $4753. Yet there
are people in the State who denounee
the dog law. A class Of people seem to
have been reached who have voted all
their lives without ever paying any taxes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-23

The funny man of the New York He:-
aid says that Middle Tennessee will ship
10000 lambs north in the next two
months, and adds: Those do not in.
clude the editor Of the Nashville Amer.
can We should say not; be is retained
to promote the business in which Jacob
was once 50 successfully employed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-23

ANEs, Of Mississippi, refuses to appoint
a Lieutenant Governor to gil the place
Of Davis, resigned. The 24o applicants
for the Office are indignant, but polite.
He knows that i be appointed one Of
them the other 2ss would beeowe Insult
ing.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-23
General sherman summsned 10
Wnahfnntau.

ST., LOUIS. March 2s.-Gsnersl Sber,
mar left for Washington last night j ure-
Spouse to an invitation from Secretary
Of Wal Taft, who desires to consult with
tae General Of the Army. tits thought
here that there is q possibility Of the re-
moval Of army headquarters back to
Washington.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-23
nnnk nlnnnn-

UREA, N. Y, March 2s.-rho Bsnk
Of Camden County, owned by A. Curtis
Carmsn 4 o., closed its doors ysstsr.
day. Liabilities, s7S, 200 assets, SS5, 900.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-23
A LARGE LAND CLAIM.

The Committee on Private Land
Claims has a very important bill before
it, which Mr.. Parsons, Of Louisville, has
in charge and will report on to the com.
mittee Friday next. The bill has rela.
ton to the title of the Santillan land
grant, embracing 1885 acres in San
Francisco city and county. This land
grant was rejected by the court for the
lack Of record evidence, and the land,
which is worth over a hundred millions
Of dollars, was given by the United States
to the city and county Of San Francisco.
Since then the old book of registry of
titles has been discovered, but the claim
ants are barred by the statute Of limita'
tons. 1t is now proposed to remove the
bar, and allow the parties under the San
lillian grant to prove title and prefer their
claim for damages against the United
States, oD condition that they execute a
deed Of release to the city and county Of
San Francisco. This proposition is vio-
lently opposed by some of the California
delegation, and the bill is likely to be
laid over till next winter. L. Q w,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-23
FOR governor q nsoa. I.,.ua.

P%RovIDESCE, March 23.-The name of
VIM. B. Beach, a lawy' z Of this city, has
been placed on the Democratic ticket for
Governor, in place Of General Cooke,
who declined the nomination. 9p
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-23

A cREAr deal is sid about that fall Of
Hssh in Kentucky. The same thing has
occurred lately at Washington, bu. sci.
entistS have not explained the cause.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-23

Choice City Property at Auction

Choice City Property at Auction
I.WILL SELL INFRQNT OF THE MEN,
j phis and Mississippi Valley Land Agency
Office, no 26O Mnfn street, on Thurs
day, the S0th day of March, at III O'clock
skarp. AZ public sale, that most valuable and
oonvenient property, situated At me north
east corner OF Poplar and Second Streets, one
block from the Cpurt-h0uae.I NNnuy GNj 81
Plan Of snbdivision can be seen By apply
lngto nj agents. Messrs. Royster, WaldraD
Terms -One.half cash balance In six and
twelve months, With slx per cent. interest on
deferred payments Iitls RsFiSta VIII abb
RoYsrER, WAIDRAN 4 BAcoE Au~ctioneors.
9.9
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-23
DEPOSITION ro REpuoEp sALARIEs.

The opposition to the reduction Of the
salaries Of the clerks in the departments
is shared by the Kentucky delegation
and other members. The COMMITTEES on
Appropriations has also struck heavily
at the clerks Office, and, in conjunction
with the parsimony Of the Committee on
Accounts, is doing a good deal to impair
the efficacy of the House. q
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-23
TaE Oncinnad C0mmsEoiaI . ysste

THE Cincinnati Commercial Of yester
day says; .c ~
The New York Posts article on the
stupidity and insolence that character
lie Mr.. Roscoe Conkling's managers ia
his State. is good reading. The notion
Of running CoRkling is in itself a touch
Of insolence that is ludicrous. The Re-
publicans might as we'll run Grant"
But Conkling's insolent managers put
him through yesterday, at Syracuse, aud
the New York delegation is instructed to
vote for him at Cincinnati. II he hap
pens to be nominated, her We will see
the Independent Commercial fall into
line as gracefully as aturtle falls of a
log. rE ". AUa vi "H
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-23
WASHINGTON.


Courier-Journal Special sfH
WASHINGTON. March 2l.-The bill to
prohibit and punish the assessment Of
executive employees was before the
House to-day. It strikes a heavy blow
at the corruption fund of the Radical
party. In order to defeat it, Blaine
moved to include candidates for Con
gress. although many Of the objects for
which they give out money are regular
and legitimate.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-23
Mr., PAYNE's oURRENoY BILL.

The vote on the proposition of Mr..
Atkins the other day to repeal the re.
sumption act has had a marked effect,
and 1t is now announced by the friends
Of the Payne bill that it is not to be
pressed. s6a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-23
THR sTATR pRRr.

The Knoxville Age is the only daily
Granger paper in the State, and most
ably edited by Colonel Charlton. he
discusses all questions from a practical
standpoint aud in the most direct man.
ner. The Age of the Goth inst, has an
article headed, Nothing Sure but Death
and Taxation" from which we make the
following pertinent extract. The issue
is here brought to a focus that none can
misunderstood;
In Tennessee we are doomed to suffer
unless we can make satisfactory terms
With our creditors BY some sort Of equit-
able compromise. 1t is nonsense to talk
about paying of a debt now amounting
TO upwards Of twenty millions Of dollars
without increasing our taxes. There is
no way to do it. We now pay 40 cents
and il will not begin to touch bottom. 1t
will require at least twice this amount to
meet our interest, Will our people sub
nit to this7 Can they do Il? They are
tired of this howl of reputation, as If
they were seeking and demand
ing it. When the worst comes to
the worst they will sacrifice all
they have rather than repudiate Just
obligations. but they insist that some
thing should be done towards a compro-
mise Of the State debt If possible. They
feel that there is nothing wrong or unfair
in this. The bonds Of the State, as they
well know we're bought for q triae and
bought when her people we're struggling
with adversely and reduced to poverty by
the operations Of the war. Her credit
ors could we'll afford to scale the debt,
and then make q good thing Of the trans
action. They would be largely the hen.
efcisries by adopting such a course,
while it would place the credit Of the
State upon high ground.
This is plain as plain can be. When
will the high tax e~On6scatiOn crowd take
the hint2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-23
. THE CoNNECTICUT ELECTION.

cut predict confidently the success Of the
Democrats there, and q Legislature
which will ecure q Democratic Senator.
THE STEAMBOAT LAW.
The steamboat men are ~exulting over
the fact that they have secured from the
Committee on Commerce a ELL that suits
them. The committee was unanimous
for the single liability clause. d.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-23

a 84H9 06 cal u - -
III ""~s &EeGS@
December 81, 1876, Surplus to Policy Holders, seO,,o"~n =
In force December 81, 1875, 1888 Policies Insuring $21, ~ Zoo 90
on all participating Policies entitled thereto to be- sUpMsd in SMsG ne seb4 ere of Premiums
Inns falling due hom March !, 1876, to March l. 1877. - Renewal Premi-
H. It. TO MLINsOrJ
General Agent, 81
Yer =. o.ree1, /: merAphis, Tennessee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-08
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-08

NOTICE.-Ths theatre will bc closed during next wesk
for rehearsals Of tho forthcoming Pantomime.
THE ORIGINAL HUMPTY DUMPTY
which will be produced Easter Monday. April IL with
everything positively new Entire east new scenery
NAV xanani nluien
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-08

Messrs John Hart. Ed Murray. Conway and Kerrigan,
Carlo Broa, John Queen VIM West, Emerson and Csrkc,
q. Reed, John Gilbert.
Misses Adah Richmond Alice Ross. Ada Morgan. Fannie
Browne Adde Farwc. Pearl Thornton, Katy Parker.
Julie Coventry. &c. &c
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12
OcinnOer McniGenDerftano ,tuo
Ole @eltausneQmmg.
QEie uno ,pann man aehen jun.

Da sas @ettsr isBt fiibler sewprten, 70 pereen
Tieientsen, pel6e bel 95 Grab i'm S1atten su
Sauie s~eblieten lint, isyt i1srliG IGaarenmeiIe
mad philadelphia 3ieben. Die ,Great Sort
Wayne II. Yenniylpania" Giirnbabn bat i6 bier.
auf pprbersitet unb bat taber ale ibre palat. u.
anpsre WassOns, iotpie ibre 9oeomptiptn &c. in
tsifen Stanp iegsn Ia0en, bamtt 60 ben paTasis.
rem ireeer an &aum nod Comfort fsblen mpas.
Man bepenfe fsrnsr, bae Sidsts ria Baltimore
une WalbinSton nitt mebr fcfen, ais bic mad
philadelphia. 0apurb tperten pa1a9iere, reIte
Der Sduptfatt pes 9anees einen 8elud atfat-
ten tccaen, ibre Nsasierhe bsfriepistn frnnsn
unt 0elesenbeit baben, unlsr berrliGes Capitol,
ionic bic rrdttisen Marmprpaldie unb icnltiae
interela nte Stesierunsssebaubt, bas @si6e Saus
&c. su bepunbern. Man fam Baltimore. pbi.
larelpbia II. 81. y. Der &eibenfolse mad bsiu9en,
pbre auf elmer a%nbereu, ale Der v8prt @asne
unp ennIplpania gnbn" fabren su miiIer. Gs.
iaste Sobn bat elegant ausseIfattete @sspeiler
in BUD. Sprntat spn 60 Seiten briiden lallen,
aus tsncn man bic bette GrlGuterung suHi belle.
rem geritdnenie Der Isbenswertbslten punfte snt-
lang csrlsanssn Sabnlinie Der ,,5prt gSasne u.
pennIYIpania Giientabn" erbaltsn fam. Oisie
WcSrsiler cntbaltsn ferner cine gan; asnaue
aarts eeS observation-disclosures su philadelphia.
Die Wesreilrr tpereen gratis suselhidt, penn
man it9 reebalb f&riftlih on Die @eneral. Office
Mc. 65 Glarf Strabe, Gbieasc, penset. Yiaiss
&tdets fam man fernsr am Depot, Gde Der Wia-
ptipn unb Canal StraBe, ~faufeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12
&is Nenja6r

@er uns bas @elb fir srpei neue abuns
nenten auf Elm Sabr e~inienbet, bem i3iden
mir aIs 9rdmie zines Der 6arbenbils
Der: 9iniidt Der Stabt 2uremburs, Grs
rinneruns on 9uremburs, Qnii9tpon Sians
ben, Gnii@t bes Meri@ertbaIes ober anii6t
pon Glsrf. @sr uns bas @eIb fir orei
neue 9bonnenten ienbet, Der erbalt, entpes
Der cine auf 2einpanb auf9e;osene &arte
beS @roBbersp9tbums, ooer g.
Stebres, iena SHbeuropa,
&prbafrifa u. 8eifaien. User
uns bas @eID fir fiinf neue abonnentsn
i6idt, benz ienben mir elm Gremplar BON
Spass an Erscht Liddercher a &C.
dichten fun Nj. Lentz. Vurembur9er
Deutid). Die ginienbnnsen baben
DOR yteuiubr su sei6e9en. ba.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12
- no a."

@ir MAIDEN uniere 2eier barauf auimerfs
fam, bab mir inter Benz Sitel Soma,
elm Smeites fatbOIii6es Slutt publiSiren,
bus iiG bersits zines suten 2eierfreiies ct:
freut. Die rSowa", Die 9onnerfass
eri6eint, entbebrt nutirIi6 Der ipe5ifiid
2ursmbursii6en Na9ri@ten unb Fat bafir
anbetn 2eieitoii, mas ie fir einen grDBeren
2eiertreis seetsnet madt. @ir bitten uns
iere @senten unb 2eier, bic bieies SIatt
perbreiten belfen molten, ms es wiiien gu
Iaiien, mir ienben ibnen GrObenummern
gum 2tuStbeilen unb iinb bereit iie iiir ibre
MIbe gu entl6abisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12
Cine 2;nGerfammfnng 1T einem

2SerRe. Sn Sirsiniens Bergen besess
nete Ser S9rsiber bieies eiren Munn su
Yisrbe, binter ii@ aif benz Sattel bate er
elm sroBes Yafet, bas er nit beionoerer
Sut bepa6te. Sic idetnen einen
groben S9ub on Sbrem Suttel b~efeitist
gu baben," bemerften mir. ga ppbl,
mein SER" mar Die Intmprt.-g ga mobl,
i'd par briiben in 0ti6monb unb taufte mir
cine 9 ii d er q lung" Sine sanse
Sii6eriammlung gu Gferb?" Sa pObl,
mein SEER, i'd babe @ebiters unuertir,tes
@Orterbu6 in Dem Sod, unb baS 1T
cine gan5e SibliOtbef liz lid
els It. Sd fauie INNER bas Seitel
iowa Tribune. o.. 268-S. 80.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12

Die AnfmerG fameeit ~unierer esier
pirS auf bic @nseise Der Germ s. 9.
@iloer 81 60. pon 2ouisuiu &entudp ses
l%eitet, Die bas edte Grab Srdarb SprinS
SalS Dem Yublifum anbieten. Sic suten
giseniduften bieies SaIses, in Der 3nbes
reituns, wie basieIbe barseiteut wirb, ionten
es fir jebs Serion, bic NIT Opspepiia,
barten StubIsans, i6Iedt wirtenber 9eber
H.. NJ. bebaftetiit, piini6ensipertb MAIDEN,
baiielbe Al prpbirien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12
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