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Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20

pings are visible the ennfe length ol b0th claims assaylng tweaty Fbfee dollars n gold and a trace of silver. Hope soon 10 be able to record 2 big strike for they ars cerlalnly ln T promising reglon.
 The Yellow Metal tunnel is being iapialy pushed to completion. layers of tale are already visible, showlng lhe vein not to De far off
 Work was resumed on the 18th h the cembiua ion tunnel Of 1he 6ol-. den Star, with ! view of striking the main ledge, great discoveries mag be expected as the resuit of she exter sion Of lbis tannel
 The Golden Eagle has on its dumps four hundred tons of one hundred and nnegy dollar gold orc, the result of five weeks work this is uuIY q wonderful mae.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20

Ise Hercules Powd9f and doi be sambuged by specious representa- n0n.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20

There are a number of persons in camp bsing unable to ind houses that are vacant.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20

AshforI. Josiah Hacking, Josiah As1fesd Dick llr>sey, Wm. M. a.len. Chnries Maeaiiean, Wu \ Bdstien. Charles Robbins k. Rover. Nn. M. Rsfez. Louis 8ell. Jessie W SWiit A. c.. Cook. 6. l Showefr J. Y. Douglas J. ". smith, Nm. E Fareiof. Chas. O. Van slyke. V q. Glasgow, James B Wood, Wn.
 CAKrAs tsPANOLAs CheFez Juan Cnenes, Juan Morales, santos ferazs Aanuela Mrs.
 Persons taIling for the above de- scrlbed letters. please say aaver- 0isei ]. J. NosBuRGH, r. M.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20

t"ut 4abttcd tyho Vt pA0 AAnNt ~ and nneEy dollar gold orc, the resul of five weeks vork this is uulY wonderful mne.
 The Sheiifeiin Brothers, poeketel on the l3.h, sI,0o0000 For shel half ntefess h she Tombstone mi and mining company Eastern cap itzhsts Rbo reside respectively H Phladelphis ? and 0a Cigy, Pennsyl- vsuis and 3 sson. purchasers.
 Denis Ke&rnev. in the Police Court. San Francisco. on the l6tf was sentenced to six m7nibs iR fhe House of Correction aad 10 ray } fine of 5000 Dsns now kDoss what it casts to assume fbe character Of 5rago. On appesrieg D eog't- he ssssed that he was really for u7al and desired neither counsel uor 3uly:
 The Silver Era Mining company has been organized eith } capital of S10 900 .00o The eiseers are Frar- cs A. Fogg Presiden James Clyne. Vice- President Clinton B. Fisk. Treasurer , T. Williams, Secretary and Samuel Fogg 6euef al Manager st mines e}lebe, !. T Go to c M. Ce. For barley ani corn.
 Gardea seeds st Eaten 6 Bailey.
 Fresh Butter and Cheese ss E F. KellIe
 Miners attention. Hercules Pow der is the hest
 Car load of Barley expecsea to er- rive [ E Kellners
 Bsss Star Cheese as che Pioneer Bakery
 WANTED-Fesms to haul lam- Der ihmeaiatels by J F Eaton.
 Jack Eaton waas more wag ous to haul lumber
 Sweet 6oshen butter as .he Pio- neer Bakery
 Fine fresh fruit just received by Carey < Rose.
 Full Stock California Boots and Shoes just recevea at E. T Kellners
 Fresh eggs just received by Carey < Rose.
 100000 pounds California XKXK Flolr just received at E. < Kellner's. 5.
 Pure Lo9 Angelo Honey r caFsy < Rose
 No 8 6ye Hole Cooking Ranges at E E kellaers, S59 oidg
 Choice California Bacon for sale. at bed rock prices by Crey $ Rose
 Everybody Cbeas Bold Fast. Go to c M Cp. snd ges some 
 10000 pounds California poatoes iast reesiFea at 2 k keslnefs
 5 Kleu { Co. are iu weekly re- eeips Of choice assorled goods
 J T. EAop will pay 6lseen aol lars a aheasanl for haaiiag lunber hon she foos of che moanseln so the Baldwin Ail.
 B. F Keliner received 8 600 lbs Assorted siercbapdise Ehis gee and shipped l2 690 pounds merebansllse to his McAillep store
 Gpl s. kleip { @ examine .be stock ef Cahfernm Mission tu isasesr. and you wl purchase no- { where else.
 ssiaa Uadsl9ear. CaIifeTps 5loees, ghrbble Ereagth Wae Fin- gar. Steel Vince l'srrows, California I keIlne
 ! keilnPr negotiating Tor he ereetIun pfa Ieepheae From his tore and thence of Ae aillen sore # possible s easerps fsll as comp ety sn uataeg
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20

anu ln 4ccnrdanee with l4if. and 11 efeer 0f the Board or Directors na on fl4 lt4Ii f0, DdF OF 4Hdk se7. sc many shares ol each pazel sleh sioek as ln4g De neeessary Wli be sold a are- uon. al fle ottce1l the QunanF Room k6 No. 20 >ans0He Street, San ffa ec E4i. laTaia. oD Iuesl4F the 253 t4f D HfhlA Ss0, % the hour oi A. li., oi sad day. go pay id desne eSsfrenl Thereon. together w}th o aC- TcItiSiae and e.speGses of the saif
 A.Jt ilS0t err
 oiiice Room 4f A3. 329 ,ans san
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20
AIss erAmLee..

Letters remaining in she Postoihce af Globe. Aflzona. March ] :. l850.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20
snz.ag. MaTeh .s.a. 1880.

The Globe Mercantile s'onspssny have large supply of Hercules on hand.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20
sIr. N B. IIeIIIags q 1he 6rm of

1r N B. IIeIlings of the firm of
 Iaihngs Bros. $ Co. Of phaallel- phia, accompanied bY Jno. ] De- giise. arrived OF the 15sh nss. the former gentleman waited several of our promising mines aith ? view of inyesting and left en the l1A inst more than pleased e1th (ebe Dis uics
 The cost attending the erection of| 3 telegraph li1le from Globe to San Csrlo# where 3 eonpeeaen ean be made Nith she military telegraph he hill not exceed and prooaby y not mgse hau These essimates are naie saang made. Three-dsAs o tae necessary sua has already been pemisea. t ls now ip order o ke necessary steps 70
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20

The Sheifeiin Brothers, pocSetel, en fbe 13.h, eI 100000 For lheir half interess :a she Tombstone mil and minsng company EaseTn cap itzfsrs Rho reside respectiye y, ll Phladelphis and 0il City, Pennsyl- vsuia and 3 slon. purchasers.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20
FINAL BREWERY.
LAGER BEER,

A the following rstes By the kcg- e cts, pea sailan. dozet bottles FJ, single eot-
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20

Denis KeMnev, in the Police Court San Frarciseo. on the lsItb was sentenced to six n7aiss in the House Of Correction aud 10 ray q fine of 5000 Dsms nov kposs what it casts Go assume he character Of a bravo. On appeafieg la coUlE, ne ssse1 that he Was really for u9al and desired neither counsel aor luFy ;.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20
Champion Billiard

Keep constantly on hand and for sale the finest
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20
BIIIiard Tabls and CInb Room !

lttached The latest periodicals and maRt- zines constantly on hand for the acconnloeA-
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.

70 pc found ln lhe Territory. A first elais
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-20

The Silver Era Mining company bas been organized sith 3 capital of S10 900 .00e The efscers are Frm- cis A. Fozg Presiden James Clyne. Elce-President Clinton B Fisk. Treasurer T Nhams, Secretary and Samuel togg. 6enef- nj Manager st mines 9lebe, \ 4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-27
A Republican Journal on Grant.

Cincinnati Commercial, 25th.l
General Grant returns to his coun-
try an announced candidate for a third
term Of the presidency. Had this
been his understood position when he
reached San Francisco on his trip
round the world, the reception accord
ed him there and in the cities on his
way east would have assumed a very
different character from that which
was accorded him. 1t was as
the hero Of the war, the
general most successful in put
ting down. the great rebellion, and
as the citizen honored in all lands for
mis- eountry's sake, that there was al
most popular uprising to welcome and
entertain him. 1t was in its spon-
stancity and bipartisan features like
the reception given to Lafayette on
his return to America ffty-odd years
ago. 1t was the welcoming by all
classes and of every shade of political
feeling Of one who had served his
country faithfully and we'll in the
hour of peril.
On his way from Galveston to Ga
lena General Grant will be treated
with the greatest courtesy, and moth
ing will be omitted, we venture to say,
that will contribute to his comfort, or
that will not remind him of the pro-
found gratitude Of the loyal people Of
the land for what he has done to pre-
serve the integrity of the union.
Those who are managing his political
interests will also have a care that
nothing is lacking TO give eclat tc
the receptions wherever he goes.
But as a third-term candidate it is
probable he will be able to perceive il
the receptions that await him a lacL
of the general sensibility which
greeted him on his return from Japan
He appears in a very different lighr
now, as a candidate for Office, anC
ready to violate an unwritten law t,
which every other president of tn,
United States has paid the same re
spect and obedience as though i
formed a part of the national consti
tuition itself.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-27
SAN FRANCISCO,
Time Up for ChinatOwn---The
Jails Already Overlooking.

SAN Francisco, March 26.-The
thirty days notice of condemnation Of
Chinatown expired to-day, but the
board Of health, as yet, have taken no
action with regard to Chinatown, as
far as can be learned. The board has
no other power than to cease the en-
forcement of the existing laws regard
ing %nuisances and overcrowding. The
laws and ordinances relating to the
former bear more heavily upon the
property owner than upon the occu-
pants of the buildings, and were they
enforced strictly the Caucasian prop
erty owners Of Chinatown would suf.
fer more than the Monaghan tenants
Of condemned buildings. 1t is hardly
possible, it is stated, to make many
arrests on account of the violation of
the law, as there is no place in which
prisoners can be kept. The jails are
filled to overlooking already. This
fact has been brought to the notice of
the board of supervisors and board
Of police commissioners, but as yet no
action has been taken toward provid-
ing quarters for the detention of
prisoners, who would be arresed in
scores should the cubic-acre ordinance
and other laws be enforced.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-27
A COLORED MAN
Visits the Governor on Very
Particular Business.

Little Rock Gazette:l
When you look at the clock of this
life, no matter what hour its hands
indicate, you will feel that it is not
too late to do good" On this same
principle it is rarely ever too early to
start cut in the same direction. Pre-
paration is the great secret of success.
A cOlored mar who called on the gov
ernor yesterday shows how originally
the African descendant can prepare.
He rushed up the stairs, and stating
that he must see the governor on very
particular business, was shown into
the executive chamber. Dropping his
hat at the door, he advanced, bowed
reverentially, and receiving an invita-
ton. sat down.
well" said the governor, turning
from a pile of documents, what is your
business, uncle?' applying the term
used so universally in the south be-
fore the war.
Hits sort OBJ curis, but ter me putty
pressin' business, marster. | cum
mighty nigh er votin' fur yer at de
las lection, an if my pints hits yer
squar, | lows ter vote fur yer de naixt
time. | wants a pardon"
For whom?"
Myself"
Have you been tried before a
court?"
mo, sab, not ~presacly, but-lemmy
AK yer some facts. 0ughent err man
ter be repaired fur anything? 0ughtent
he especially in desc times ter look a
haid an ketch de comm goat oh cir
eumstances by de horns afore de goat
butts him.
Not understanding you, 1 cannot
express an opinion as to the force of
your argument"
Eyes sab. wants yer ter pardon
me for stealth a hog"
When were you c~Onvicted?"
"Hain't been 'victed yit."
when did you steal the hog?"
"Hain't stole him yit, but de way l
feels now, Is agwine to hab somelr fresh
meat in my mouf afore free days, an
ez I'll hab ter steal de hog, l thought
de bes' plan would be to git de pardon
now to sabe 'spenses."
There are many reasons for believing
that the old man will steal the hog
but none for believing that the gov
ernOr will pardon him.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-27
Sealed Proposals.

0PFIoE OF THE BOARD OF FIRE AND P0LICE1
COMMISSIONERS, TAXING DISTRICT,
SHELBY COUNTY, Tenn, March 18th. $780,.
SEALED Proposals will be received by US
y until Friday, April I'd, IS 0, at u o'clock,
noon, for the following work to be done, ser
vice to be rendered and material to be fur
nished the Taxing District of Shelby county,
For the furnishing of stone and gravel, and
the paving of Market street from Main tC
Front, 2Ox325 feet, Telford pavement, base
tone 7 inches, covered with 6 inches of 2. inch
broken McAdam and 8 inch ofriver or Padu.
cab gravel. In the above work all bidders
are required to bid as follows:
/. Grading Of roadway, - cents pei
cubic yard.
2. Furnishing stone and gravel and placing
same, -- cents per square yard.
The entire work to be furnished complete,
ready for use TO the entire satisfaction and
acceptance of the Taxing District Engineer
on or before May 9Th, 1880. Explanationl
will be given on application to the District
Engineer.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
by order OF the Board.
2@ d. T. PORTER, President.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-27

BLAINE has a Washington bureau
Of his own and the employees are earn.
ing their salaries. They have made
out the following highly satisfactory
figures: Whole number of delegates
in the Chicago convention, 756; for
Blaine, 1853 for Grant, 2O1 for Sher-
man, 143; for Edmunds, %. The
other bureaus are yet to hear from.
The Blaine boys say:
"If this estimate is correct, Mr..
Blaine, at the start, will have within
20 votes of enough TO nominate him.
On the second ballot Ohio and Yer
mont will give their 81 votes to him
but long before they are reached in
the call the break in other states will
have given him more than the requi-
site number"
The following is the claim made by
MI. Blaine's friends as to delegates
elected:
80 far 1872 delegates have been
elected to the national convention, as
follows: New York, 20; Pennsylvania,
So; Vermont, 10; Indiana, 30; North
Carolina, 8 with II more to elect,
and Maine, II with 2 more to elect
OF these JamesG. Blaine is the actual
choice for president of about two
thirds, and after complimentary votes
are passed he will receive fully 125 Of
the 1873 votes. On the first ballot
these delegates will probably vote as
follows:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-27
ARKANSAS LETTER.
INDIAN BAY, ARK,
March "A, 1880.

ED. PUBLIC LEDGER: At present
writing our active, busy, busting
town can properly be termed the Ven
ice of Arkansaw but in the way Of
water privileges it will beat the old
Venetian capital by a handsome ma,
I%iority, with several upper river coun-
ties to be heard from. Doubtless in
point of marine architecture and
beauty, the gondola's and other water
craft Of the Venetians far. surpasseS
ours; but for variety and general
make up earring the repairs, job:
and government co~ntractS) ours are
almost equal to the great American
navy. Though it seems the wilder
ness has been turned into standing
water, and the dry ground into water
springs" Still u people are not
down-hearted or discouraged. Boat.
ing parties are the order of the day.
and serenading by the moons
pale light the programme fol
the evenings. A few land lubbers''
here, who have never experienced a
life on the ocean wave, nor a home on
the rolling deep, are better informed
on nautical topics than they were be.
fore the rains descended and floods
came. Like half-grown animals, they
were at the beginning awkward
"heady" and revolutionary. They
needed not the gentle warnings and
kind remonstrances of the old river
men who had been there before.
Foolishly they despised wisdom and
hearkened not unto instruction; they
launched forth their water craft on
the face ofthe sportive waves, and for
a while all was well; not a wave Of
trouble rolled across their peaceful
breasts" but soon the awful and
solemn fact dawned upon their minds
"a fact which should be touched rev
erently and delicately-their gay gon.
dolas were not well rugged or ballasted.
they were unable to ride through the
boisterous waters of the overflow into
the harbor of peace" Their bitter
discovery caused them to abandon
their stranded wrecks and pull fortht
shore" They are now abundantlyablt
to give a few instructive and genera
suggestions relative to swimming with.
out the aid Of Captain Boynton's rub
Der amor. We have the heartfelt
sympathy of the dwellers in high
places and of the world generally.
Last Sabbath evening a large number
of citizens assembled at the landing
in their different water crafts to wit.
ness the arrival of the steamer josie
Harry. Her sympathetic commodore
seeing the multitude, came out on the
hurricane roof, uncovered his head
and in melting tones of pity exclaim
ed: "0h, that my head were water.
and mine eyes a fountain, that | nigh.
shed a river of tears over you" Blu.
a committee waited on the commodort
and begged him to hold in till mex
sdmmer's drought struck US.
Farming operations are somewha
retarded at present, but will be re.
newed shortly with great vigor. The
water is now on a stand, and it is de.
voutly wished will shortly recede anC
the fall thereof be exceeding great.
The LEDGER is appreciated for it
high moral tone, the sound doctrine
it promulgates and its reliable river
news. Mayit grow and flourish likt
the green bay tree. RIPLEY.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-27

GENERAL MANAGER DeFuniak has
taken charge of the Nashville, Chat
tanooga & St Louis railroad. He
arrived at Nashville yesterday, and
appointed j. W. Thomas general su-
perintendent of the st. Louis and
Southeastern railway, to have full
charge of the machinery and trans
portation departments. This appoint
ment will meet with the hearty APP
proval of the people of Tennessee, in
whose estimation he holds a high
place. He is, besides, regarded as
one Of the most thorough and practical
railroad men in the south, having
had a long and successful expert ence.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-27

Perhaps the most noteworthy fea-
ture Of the fourteenth annual report
of Mr.. Bergh's animal protection So
clety is the steady decrease of late in
the number of its arrests and prose.
BUTTONS. From 1905 arrests in 1876,
the number dropped to 1854 in 1877
to 81 in 1878, and to TAG in 1879.
The society claims that this is be-
cause 1t has become a terror to the
cruel. No doubt it has become a ter
ror, but it has also learned by fourteen
years experience to discriminate bet
ter between cases meriting and cases
not meriting prosecution. Probably
both these results have assisted in re.
duciug the number Of arrests, and
they are both worthy Of congratulation
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-27

IT is said now that Grant desires
just one term more as president, that
he may profit by the errors of the
former terms. According to this rule
he ought to make the best president
the world ever saw. His friends every.
where are sanguine Of his nomination
at Chicago by reclamation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-27
On.Resident Notice.

No. %14-In the Chaneery Court Of Sbe,br
county, Tennessee-John P. Mabonev y:s
Y. Weathertord, administrator of Joanna
%Johnstone, deceased, ct al. "V"Hn"
II appearing from affidavit in this couso +hot
L the defendant, ImOgene Jobnstone' is ~
nonresident, Of the State of Tennessec'
and from the Sheriff.. return that sSe.
Is not to be found in his comfy. II
is Therefore ordered that she maLes
her appearance herein, at the court-boneS
OF Of = Shelby sfOy, county, IN Memphis, Tenn
on Of before the first Monday in May, IL a.
bill, or the same will be taken for dant
fessed as to her and set for heariy con
paTte; and that a copy of this order ~ ~ eH-
the Public / edger, 1Weeksl IN
This 9th day Of March, 1881
A copy; Attest. anu master
By i. B, MoHENRy. D. c.
Taylor d Carroll sol. for commit.
q Of az 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-27
Notice to Contractors,
orTIeE BOARD F!RE AND POLICE

0FFIeE BOARD FtRE N POLICE
COMMISSIONERS, TAXING DISTRICT,
March %, 1880.
GEALED Proposals. will be received by us
- until Wednesday, March 81, at 10 O'clock,
noon. for the following work to be done, SER
nishod the Taxing District Of Shelby county,
viz: Shooting the stock Of the various depart
ments for one year, from April LIST, 1880.
Label all bids, "Bid for ShOeine."
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any
or all bids.
BY order Of the Board.
%% D, 7, PORTER, President,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-27
MIR. Clark Mius

Washington cor. Nashville AmerioaH.l
Mr.. Clark Mills is determined TO
send a life-siEe bust of himself to the
historical society Of Tennessee. His
son Theodore is at work upon it, and
hopes to have it done and ready for
shipment in a few days. This Young
man has inherited in a wonderful
manner and measure, the extraordi-
nary genius of his celebrated father.
For six years he studied his profession
In the renowned art school at Munich.
When he graduated he was atthe head
ota large class, and was the first
American who ever took a prize essay
at this university. His prize was
awarded him for a presentation in
marble of Penelope and her suitors,
during the absence of the wandering
Ulysses, the immortal hero of the i'm
mortal Odyssey. 1t told the whole
story at first blush, in such a marvel
GUS manner that the old man gets a
foot or so taller when he talks about
IT. 1t is now deposited in the hall of
that seat Of art, but the proud father
says that he will not die satisfied
until he gets a sight of a copy Of The
work Of his boy. The young man has
had advantages which the father had
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-27
Non-RssIdont Notice.

No. S586-In the Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, .Tennessee-H. I. Elicit VS.. Ben
May ct al,
TT appearing from AFFIDAVIT in this cause that
i the defendant. Ben May, is a nonresident
ordered that he make his appearance
her0in, at the courthouse Of Shelby county,
In Memphis, Tenn, on or before the hrst
Monday in May, 1880, and plead, answer
or demur to complainant bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as TO him and
set for hearing exparte, aud that n copy Of this
order be published once q week, for four sue
cessive weeks, in the Public Ledger.
This 10th day Of March, 1880.
+: j. BLACK, Clerk and master.
A oopy-Attest:
By II. B; MCHEERY, D. @. and M.
Estes * Elicit, sol. for complt.
II o9 % az
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-27

Gov. MARKS has appointed DR.. ],
Berrien Lindsey, of Nashville, a dele
gate to represent Tennessee in the
national conference of charities and
corrections, to be held in the city Of
Cleveland, o., on the 10Th of June.
1880.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-27

A YOUNG white man, twenty. eight
years old, has been sentenced at Spar
tansburg, South Carolina, to be hung
for killing a negro. He was tried
before a white jury. No defense was
made except that he was drunk. This
is said to be the first a S of the kind
that has been brought to notice in that
state for several years. We will see
if the radical papers hear of it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-27
STATE OF TENNESSEE, sHn,

OFFICE County CouRTC by Co.,
Memphis, Tenn, February hERKa
Tomeny. tor OF j. NJ,
HAVING suggested the J ,.o,,
are be SsbSo ordered I'D a.; m 10 ZONE Ay, deceased You You
ment in some newspaper, e. dg2iioe, oy ADVERTISE
said State, and also at fuonsned within the
81 Q. i Sneioy county, 10 all PERSONS nSui bsG 9G0r
he same' witI, i ~ o. tate, to appear and 6les
spfbentic,a xaSn IN clerk Of the County Con nIG
law, on or Befi ttie manner prescribed by
and an any claim not fled on or before said d9SSOi
said eStste appropriation of the funds "
bSottb T.; ySt IaT is NJ AIDE, shall be forever bsrroSG 81
Februaoyai m IsSo h'lnd, at Office, this 10th day Of
pVSH5 u CULLEN, D, Q. i9iaW%Esss
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-27

FIFTEEN of the twenty North Cor
DINA republican delegates, it is claim
ed, are for Sherman. What is the use
ofa candidate for president holding a
cabinet position unless he can turn
the machine to some account