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Cig-t publication Nov. 18th, 1881 No. 101
\ Observation-Disclosures COUNTY COURT
Z in the matter 81 the estate CT Joseph Pan
6r4tz. deceased.
70 Gil 5fAow IT may concern: Letters OF admin-
tSTT-slau on said estate. having been issued 10
joan Z. v ichert on the lith DAY OF November,
A. D.. ISIS. and six months from and after said day
being allowed and limited for creditors to present
l.efr claims Tor examination and allowance, notice
is hereby given THAI the undersigned viii. on he
nI-t Tuesday o. each month during the time so
limited and also on the last DAY limited at the
trpa2Ec once III the city of MauiiOWOC in said
county. receive. examine and adjust al claims
ana demands OF all persons against said deceased
Dated. November llth. 1875.
--iCHAkL hiitWAN, county Judge. dee )
,aiEzt publication November q. ls7S.J No. I02
IN PROBATE NANITOWOC COUNTY COURT.
! n The matter Of the estate OF Gudmund Olsen,
iecr8sed
Oh reading aud fling the petition of Randi Oh
sen ii Liberty in said county. representing among
other things thar 5udmund Olsen. late Of Liberty,
aforesaid on the 18th day OF October, \. D..
1915 al Liberty, aforesaid, died inlestare leaving
goods chatiels and estate within this state, and
thaE Llle said petitioner is the widow OF said de-
ceased. and praying that administration of said
I.l0n be heard before the Judge OF this Court, on
aesday. the l1th day of December. a D., 1878, al
10 o clock a. NJ, at nay Office in said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given TO
the beirs OF said deceased, and To sll persons in
tereEted. by publishing a copy Of this order for
iEg- IN the Mtnitowoc Pilot, weekly newspaper
published n Na1itowoc. in said county.
D-ted al AaHitovoc, the l4th day OF November,
a. D., ISIS.
MICHAEL KIRWAS, County Judge.
], D Markham, Attorney, dec5
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"a JOLLY FELLOWSHIP :

VIII run through the twelve monthly
parts, beginning with the number for
November, 1878, the first Of the volume.
and will be illuetrated by James f.
Kelley. The story is one of travel and
adventure IN Florida and the Bahamas.
For the girls a continued tale.
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MOLLY MAGUIRES.


Adverse Decision Of the Beard Of
PaYdOns Three OF them 10 be
Hanged.
NEW YoRK, March 2l,-A dispatch
from Bloomsbury, Penn, says McHugh,
TullY and Hester, Molly Msguires SEN
fenced to be hanged, have been informed
Of the adverse decision Of the board Of
psrdOns. Mrs. Hester, a young woman
Of prepossessing appearance, when the
decision was given publicity, Aed to the
prison, wripging her hands, pulling her
hair and shrieking in the most frantic
manner. The sheriff admitted her, and
she fang herself upon the neck Of her
husband and tainted. Tu,ly and Nc.
Hugh, when informed of the nature Of
the decision, sunk back into the dark
ness OF their cells. After a moments
pause, TulIy remarked, What is must
be-" McHugh aroused himself aud said,
Well, they have fixed it up at last,
have they2 l wish to God they had fixed
it up a year ago." He paced bis cell
like a Gagged tiger in anger, and would
not listen to comforting words If friends.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-21
WEST VIRGINIA.
Horrible muraer-PO,sonipr.

Horrible Notwithstanding.
CINCINNATI, March 2l.-A dispatch
from Littleton, West Virginia, says an
inquest is being held there over the
bodies Of the wife and infant of George
Wallace, alias George Baker, AMI Mary
Church, niece, fourteen years old. John
Wallace, Georges brother, claims to
have found the body Of Mrs. Wallace
and child in a fence corner. a mile from
the residence, neal Littleton, both horri.
bly, mutilated, their skulls broken BY
some blunt instrument; went to brothers
house; found the body Of Mary Church
lying upon the floor; three gasheS in the
forehead; the girl had been outraged
before death. Strong circumstantial
evidence points to John Wallace as the
murderer, and to George as sccsSsory.
The domestic Of Judge Gideon Camp
bell, C~larksburg, West Virginia, attempt
ed to poison the whole family Tuesday
by a liberal supply Of arsenic 10 the tea.
The large quantity administered caused
vomiting and saved their lives. Motive
unknown. The girl was arrested.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-21

PHILADELPHIA, Pa March 2l.-In The
United States District Court the prssi,
dent and cashier Of the Reading Savings
BaAk, bankrupts. have filed q petition
proposing to pay fity.6vs cents on the
dollar-6ve per cent. in six months, five
per cent. in one year, ten per cent. in
two years, ten per cent. in thirty months
and 6fteen per cent. in three years, to BE-
secured by mortgage on real estate and
other properties Of the lats president
and cashier, A. F. and e. P. Boass. Th,
judge referred the proposition to register
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

LONDON, March 2l.-According 10 TIE
treaty Of San Stefano the evacuation o.
European Turkey, except Bulgaria, mus
be completed three months after definite
peace, and q portion Of the Russian
troops may embark on the Black sea
and the sea Of Marmora. Russia has
thus insured herself the right or at any
rate the possibility of having a portion
Of her troops always around Constants
nOple until the fnal settlement is signed.
One Of the oldest banks in Prague,
the GRIND, has Suspended.
At 1880 to-day o'Leary, the Amsri'
can contestant, had completed 3lS miles
in the international walking match;
Vaughan, 3O7; Brown, 29S.
The Oxford boat crew 20 to Taplow
for a week or ten days to practice before
coming to Putney. The Cambridge crew
go to Putney on the 25th inst.
The Barnsley Golfers struck to-day
against a reduction Of wages. The Old.
ham mills strike is ended.
PERA, March 2l.-The Russians have
in the Bosphorus two regularly fitted
torpedo ships carrying six torpedo boats.
BERLIN. March 2l.-WhenB ismarck's
bill separating the railway depots from
the Prussiau board Of trade and appoint
ing a special imperial minister for rail-
ways is introduced in the reichstag, some
Of the members intend to take the oppor-
tunity Of the debate on its frat reading
to question the ministers regarding the
existing cabinet crisis. There is some
talk Of a dissolution OF the reichstag
and an attempt to carry the new cleo
tons OBJ Bismarck's personal strength.
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BosroS, March 2l.-The governor be,
signed the bill for the better protection
Of ~depositors in savings banks, to con.
tinue in force three years. The Brighton
Two-ceAt Savings Bank promptly avsiled
itself Of the law, and the bank commits
sioners directed that from March 81 to
September q not over ten per cent. be
paid each depositor, aud ten per cent.
additional be paid between September q
and March 81, 1879. No further add,
tional amount will be paid after the lat
ter date except by order of the commits
%sloners.
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WASHINGTON.
Conrre.s,onnI proceedInr..


WASHINGTON, March 2~l.-SENATE -
The committee on postofices and post
roads have ordered, bys vote 6 to 3, an
adverse report on the nomination OF
Alexander Reed as postmaster at Toledo,
There will be q minority report in favor
Of Reed.
Mr.. Hereford submitted a preamble
and resolution declaring that the house
bill to repeal specie resumption had been
referred to the finance committee of the
senate on the 26th of November last;
therefore, be it
Resolved, That said committee be re.
quired to report said bill to the senate
within one week, together With their &C.
ton thereon, if any shall have been had.
He asked for the present consideration
of the resolution, but o. Injection was made
BY Mr.. Merrill, and it went over
Mr.. ChaFee Colorado called up
the senate bill to establish the
territory of Lincoln and to provide
a temporary government therefor,
which was discussed until the expiration
Of the morning hour and then laid aside.
Consideration was then resumed of the
Pacific railroad sinking fund bill.
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ARKANSAS.

Major Nm. E. Woodruff is a candi
date for State treasurer.
The publication Of the Free Lance
the proposed new paper at Hot Springs
has been indefinitely postponed.
A FIRE at Lewisburg, about noon Of the
18th, destroyed the residence Of DR.,
Hill. Loss, $1,000; no insurance.
The De Witt Indicator nominAtes
Colonel 7. I. Pitts for State senator,
and gives him a strong Endorsement.
A correspondent Of the Gazette gives
a strong Endorsement to Hon. John 7.
Jones as q candidate for the United
States senate.
Judge j. T. Bearden is no longer a
candidate fer congress in the Second
district. This leaves the field to Colonsls
Slemons, Jones and Killgore.
There exists an ordinance in Little
Rockprohibiting any steamboat, railroad
or other common carrier from bringing
to and ~depositing within the city limits
any insane person, pauper, etc. Another
section Of this ordinance makes it in
cumbent upon any duly authorized
officer Of the law TO arrest the violators.
They are to have a tobacco factory at
Arksdelphis, and the Standard urges
tie farmers Of Clark county to plant
large crops Of the weed. 1t is one Of
the most profitable crops that can be
raised, and the soil Of Clark county is
admirably adapted to its growth. Ar.
kansas tobacco is taking a high rank in
the market, aud the great increase in
the crop within the last few years shows
that the production is attended with
profit.
Candidates for governor are becoming
rather numerous. The name Of Col. S.
P. Hughes as a candidate for governor
has been mentioned with much favor by
several Of our exchanges. The Dss Arc
Citizen says Of him; Col. S. P. Hughes,
formerly attorney general Of Arkansas,
has been 10 attendance upon our Circuit
Court. He is favOrsbly spoken of as a
candidate for governor Of tie State at
the next election. Prairie county in.
dorsed him on a previous occasion for
this position. and will stand by him
again
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O'DonovAn ROSA.


10 the Editor Of the Ledger:
Your editorial comment upon 0'Don.
ovan Rosa, which appeared in yester-
days issue Of your journal, does a great
injustice to that gentleman, and also
e~Vincss your non-Acquaintsnee with the
mEtter upon which you hazard an opiu.
ion. Mr.. Rosa being a personal friend
Of mine, and beingintimately acquainted
With bis record, l deem it my duty to set
you Alright as we'll as to remove the erro-
neous impression which yonr remarks
may create.
Irish nationality is not circumscribed
within the territorial limits of this or any
other country. If 0'DonOvsn Rosa was
invited by his countrymen of Canada to
lecture upon a subject which is ever in
teresting and dear to them, he had a per.
feet right to lecture there. He went in
response TO an invitation from his u
trymen OF Canada, and they we're ready
to protect him in the PRONUNCIATION Of
those glorious principles, upon which are
based our ewn republican institutions,
the blessings Of which you are to-day en-.
joying, and which that accursed and "a
natical clique which outraged Mr., Rosa
would uuhesitAtingly lrample in the dust
il it had the power.
To say that he was scared out Of Can.
ada is false, Notwithstanding the reports.
A man who had dared the fury Of a hell.
forged British government, and who
would not quail before legious Of his
country's enemies, | am certain would
not fear the cowardly attack Of a mob Of
bastard Irish 10 Canada. We are aware
that 0'DonoVan Rosa is not a Robert
Emmett, but be ia as brave, as self.sacri.
fcing and as patriotic as the centennial
patriot was, and when he dies l trust hi.
memory will live as long in the mind oil
the Irish nation as Robert Emmsts.
You again make an assertion wholly
u%nwarrantable and uniounded when you
say that "o'Donovan Rosa had lived
like q prince evtr since he arrived in thil
country 90 the offerings Of bis generous
fellow.countrymen and countrywomen.'
This ia ialsej be holds a rsmunerativ,
political position in New York city, ant
also carried on 3 large hotel there, And
the proceeds Of any lecture delivered BY
him was never pocketed by himself. H,
has done much IN tho way Of uniting the
Irish people, and is labOring hard to pro,
mote the cause Of Irish independence.
Archbishop Lynch may play The role
Of Cardinal Cullen, Of ireland, but both
can deucuace Irish n~ationslists as long
20 they wish, and il will b. just % use.
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Female nuRrare.

Bosrox, March 2l,-Ths bill granting
female suffrage at municipal elections
has been defeated in the house, by l27 to
90 votes.
Providence, R, l., March 2l.-Tbe
house Of representatives defeated by IS
to 10 the constitutional amendment Civ
ing unmarried women and widows the
same privileges as men in voting upon
propositions TO impose tax or apprOpri-
ate money for city council.
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THE PATRIOT ROSA.

We give considerable space to-day
to a warm and enthusiastic person.
al friend of 0'Donovan Rosa, who
expresses himself strongly. We
have always admired the patriotic
spirit and love Of country which
characterizes the Irish people wher-
ever found, but cannot always
approve the means employed to
accomplish the freedom Of Ireland.
The Fenian movements toward
Canada have been costly and diSaS-
trous, and the poorer classes of
Irish people in this country have
had to do the fighting and foot the
expenses. A good deal Of this is
misdirected zeal, based upon a love
of their native land, which always
commands respect and admiration.
Valor should always be tempered
by discretion. 0'Donovan Rosa
had a right, we presume, to go to
Toronto if he thought it would pro-
mote the welfare of his nationality,
but not if it was likely TO cause
riot and bloodshed. He has a
right to go back to Dublin and
start q newspaper, but this
would be found o hard and desper-
ate risk, which would be followed
by trouble to himself and his
friends. Irishmen have fought sue
cessfully under many flags, and
always illustrated the highest quail
tiles of courage and heroism, but
when it comes to poor down.
trodden ireland they are always
divided. A united Irish nationality
would make a free and independent
Ireland, but this contamination does
not seem to come much nearer than
usual or to be promoted by the
generous contributions of servant
girls and laboring men to sustain
headquarters" at New York. Sew
eral of the leaders, 0'DOnovan
Rosa among the rest, have been
benefited by these contributions,
and if he has become entirely self
sustaining and independent of such
aid it is quite a recent thing,nOtwith-
standing the well known fact that
he holds a little Office there secured
through the influence Of his SYM
pathizing friends and countrymen.
But this is his and their business
and they can settle it among them
selves. We have simply to say that
this style of agitation as practiced
in Toronto does the cause Of Ireland
and the Irish people at large no.
good, .W y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-21

NEW YoEK, March 7l.-RubSam 4
HOrSmann'S brewery, Staten Island,
burned today, together with the ice
houses, beer vault and a 6ue new resi-
dence Of Mr.. RubSam. Loss on brewery,
building and stock 5000. OoOi insurance,
$3.50. 900, ia the Brewers aud Malsterc
Company. Loss on building and furni.
ture, SIS. 900.
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Old winter must feel out Of sorts
wherever he is. he didn't have time IA
linger in the lap Of spring this season.
Soon the Erie Canal will be open and
the heart Of New York will be filed with
internal trsnsports.- Lowell Courier,
There is a gay Philadelphisn who has
driven a hearse for forty.6ve years. His
favorite paper is, Of course. the daily
Ledger.
The senate Of Iowa having voted to re-
store the death penalty, let Us hang a
few fruit tree men, just to get our hands
in.-Hawkeye.
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ordered 20 Amazon river,

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-The United
States steamer Enterprise, at New Or
leans, is ordered to the Amazon river,
aud, with the consent Of the Brazilian
authorities, will make a survey Of the
Amazon and MADEIRA rivers as far as
nAvigabls, then proceed to San Domingo,
aud remain there ii troubles demand her
presence,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-21

A REPUBLICAN patriot named
Cannon, from the Fourteenth dis
trict of Illinois has made a PROPOSE
ton in congress to forbid the send
ing Of newspapers by express or any
other conveyance except the mails.
He doubtless lives in adistrict where
there are few newspapers and has
not Jared well at the hands Of the
press. This is simply a piece Of
unwarranted interference and would
clearly be unconstitutional, null and
void. Nearly all large newspapers
have arrangements for sending pa
pers by express, and the proprietor
have a right to manage their own
affairs the same as a manufacturer
merchant or farmer. The law pro-
posed would be an outrage which the
public would not stand, even if il
were legal. The people have a right
to buy newspapers the same as books
or dry goods, groceries or anything
else. and to receive the same by
such means Of transportation as
they may choose. The government
owns mail-bags, but not express
lines or railroads, and cannot en-
force such a law or regulation as
this proposed. Mr.. Cannon had
better lit down.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-21

Providence, R, l., March 2l.-A fam
lily named Murray have four children
lying dead from d~iphtheria, and three
others not expected to live through the
day. The father, almost insane, threat
ened to shoot the undertaken, and a pc.
licsman has been placed in the house.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-21

Chamber or Commerce Memorial.
To the Editor If the Ledger;
1t is not improper to advise in advance
the people of some objections to the re-
port Of the committee on Southern Pa.
ci6c railroad adopted yesterday after
noon. 1t does not competently present
either the claims Of Memphis or the
South in the natter Of either the road to
the Pacific slope or the eastern terminus
Of such a road. The paper is quite re-
spectacle in style and substance, but it
must strike every one as lacking that
vigcr and incisiVeness necessary to ar
rest attention. 1t is not addressed to
the whole country. There is q failure
to show that Memphis is the only point
whence the South and Southwest could
generally be served aS the eastern ter
minus of q Southern Pacific road. 1t
fails to show that Memphis is the only
terminal point within the parallels to
be occupied BY the road, whence
States north OF the Ohio and Potomac
could be so readily and easily supplied
with the advantages Of this as a compel
ing traSscontinental line. The report
neglects to notice the claims of New Or.
leans for 4 branch to serve not the South
and Southwest bat TO serve the Pacific
States as an outlet to the Gulf. The re-
port is likewise subject to the criticism
Of bsiRG too local in its presentation Of
arguments for Memphis as the eastern
terminus Of a Southern Pacific road
All these are grave objections touching
the influence Of the report as q memorial
either to congress or the country. These
reflections are thrown out in the hope
that some way may be devised by which
the people Of Memphis may be enabled
to put before the country a paper that
will strengthen the road and protect their
interests as we'll as those Of other cities
and the South in the fixing Of the eastern
terminus. ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-21

NEW YoRk, March ala Richmond
dispatch says that three men named
McFadden, n named Moody and a
colored man were drowned in attempting
to cross James river, zeal Patterson's
Landing.
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Escaps oTa Haser.

HASOvEE, N. H., March 2l.-Charlss
N. Cooke, the riugleader in the recent
hasing, and held in $1,000 bail, escaped
from custody last night. President Bart.
lett offers a reward Of one hundred dol.
lars for the rsArreSt of Cooke, and q like
sum for Isaae G. Burnett, who fed Mon.
dav
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Disappeared.

New YORK, March Ala dispatch
from Montreal states hat John PhslAn,
contractor Of government work on the
Lachins canal, has disappeared, j. is
said, leaving $4,000 due merchants and
bill discouuterS, besides six weeks wages
to two hundred and City workmen.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
CARD.

To all who are suffering fromlths errors and
indiscretiOns Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss Of manhood. etc.. 1 will
send a receipt that will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
bya missionary in South America. Send q
self-addressed envelope to the RRv. JOSEPH
T. Imam. Sta.tOa b, lBi5e Hovse. Ne,o York
CITY. -xxvii-S sodhw
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less for them to combat against the Irish
cause as it would be for them TO attempt
to churn the Indian Ocean with the
North Pole for = dsshsr. The loyal
ecclssiaslic Of Canada may deuOuncs
ODonovAn Rosa asa fraud" but such
does not necessarily make him 90.
The bitterness which you imagine the
bloody riot" revived is never dead or
slumbering; it is ever alive and active,
nor does it in any manner sound in mis-
fortune or drawback to any movement
to better the condition Of the Irish people
at home. Yours very respectfully,
MARX NJ. 0'RYAN.
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Local
TEAS.

TEAS.WpoTTsssSr. ''1 DPi::s. L Ia sss c SS5ISayT n
Amerioa-staple article plesses everybody
Trade continually inerehsinR-Agents wanted
eyeTyWhere-bsst indueements-don't waste
t%lmo-send for circular TO R0BT. WELLS.
Pres't Of tho ORIGINAL American Tea Co., Is
Vesey st., NJ 7. P. o. box 1887, 5-62dhW
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River TIC

CAIRO. March Observation-Disclosures
St. Louis, 9 PM Ny Choice. New Or.
leans, 2 am Anderson, Nashville, I,
Dsparted-Mauds, VickSburg, midnight;
Ny Choice, St. Louis, 4 am; Anderson.
Nashville, 10. Clear and warm.
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indications.

WASHINGTON, March 81. = For Ten.
nesSes and the Ohio valley warmer and
partly cloudy weather; in the Ohio val
ley rain areas, southeast winds and fall
ibp barometer.