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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-26

THE HrBERMcoT.-A dispatch has
been Received in town that the Hiberni-
con, or Panorama of Ireland will e1-
hibit at the Opera Hall on next Wednss-
day evening, when an interesting time
may be anticipated by all who attend
Aside from the charming scenes that the
panorama will disclose, appropriate Sc
lectious from the Irish Melodies viii be
sung to piano and harmonic accompani-
ments BY two Of Erin's gifted children Of
song. Miss Theresa MacEvOy, and Miss
Mary Dalton, who will be present and
assist in making the entertainment at
tractive. A humorous and interesting
feature Of the evening viii be the dehn-
cations Of Irish characters By Bar
ney," in the person Of the talented
comedian and comic Irish vocalist, Mr.
Charles MacEvoy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-26

RIsroRI, THE GREAT TRAGEDIENSE.
The coming of this great actress has
been heralded in all our papers, and her
advent IN Memphis will certainly create
2 great sensation. Already nearly 100
seats have been secured for the four
nights, and we expect by Tuesday or
Wednesday of next week not one will
be left. The box office will be open to
day until $50 p. m, to accommodate
parties who cannot go earlier.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-26

THE FIIR-There was a good atten-
dance at St Patrick's Fair last evening,
and enjoyment was depicted on the coun-
tenances of all. 1t would indeed be
strange for any one to feel otherwise
than happy in the midst of such scene
of beauty, where wealth of lovely
smiles and bright eyes eolipsed the hand
some but inanimate decorations Of the
room, and nimble feet kept time to witch
ing music. The voting on the cane has
become spirited, John Donovan having
l4s and Sheriff Winters Ill. Father
Riordan is ahead on the vestments, hav-
ing sc votes. The fair will be continued
this evening, aud all those who can
should attend and aid the good cause
while they have an opportunity.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-26
BOARDING..

DoARDING.-A LIMITED NUMBER OF
IL Gentlemen can be accommodated with eX-
cellcnt board and lodging at Nos. and Null MI
berry street, near Beal. - ~. -
nOARDINg.-IH HAVE LARGE FRONT
Is room. which / will rent, with board, 70 a
gentleman and wife ;also, another. with ooardi
and 1iyen. A private family-tifteo minutes
walk from Blui. Address Exc. 5. A. "a, at
this Office. -.
n0ARDING.-A FEW FAMILIES CAN
IL and pleasant rooms with board, at MRS.
ii. ID. SMALL'S, No. 5S7 Shelby street, Also
n few day boarders can be accommodated ReIc
erences required. Los
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BOARD u PLEAS
Is ant rooms at 446 Main street. lzy
HOARD AND LODGING FRONT ROOM
Is for gentleman and wife also comtortao,c
rooms for single gentlemen can be had by early
application at No. 50 Madison 81: 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-26

The BURNS FRsTIvAL.-The anniver'
ary of the birth of Robert Burns was
celebrated by banquet and ball under
the auspices of the St. Andrews Society,
at the Memphis Club Hall last evening
which was we'll attended. Many of the
company, ladies and gentlemen sported
tartan scarfs, and Mr.. Duncan Maclean
appeared in full Highland costume,
which gave quite Scottish aspect to the
scene. The music was under the super
vision of Prof Withers, dancing being
kept up until an early hour this morn
ing, interrupted only by the tim. spent
in doing honor to magnificent supper
furnished by that excellent caterer, Ed.
Doutaz. The affair was decided sue
cess, and reflects credit on the managers
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CLOTHS, cassimeres and vestings be-
low cost, at ]. Fellowes, 80 Union street.

New MEMPHIS THEATRE.-There was
large and fashionable audience at the
New Memphis Theatre last evening to
show their appreciation of the merits of
Vestvali on the occasion of her benefit
The operate drama, The Brfgand, was
produced, Vestvali appearing as AT
lesandro Massaroni," to great advantage
Her acting and singing we're deservedly
applauded, especially her Gentle u
tella," which was given with an artistic
sweetness worthy of any artist. Mr..
Wheelock gave her good support as
ALBERT" After the piece she treated
the audience to some operate selections
from Lucrezia Borgia, which were re-
ceived with much enthusiasm. The farce
of A Kiss in the DARK concluded the
entertainment The Brigond will be
repeated this evening, followed by
Sketches IN India.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-26

SINKING OF THE ST.. CLoUp The
steamer St. Cloud, Captain Rusk, en-
route from Evansville to this port with
four hundred and fifty tons Of miscella-
neous freight, struck n snsg at Plum
Point bar, Tuesday morning, at halfpast
eight o'clock, and sunk in deep water
Her cargo was consigned to Memphis,
and consisted Of $50 bales Of hay, 100
sacks of corn, 1000 barrels Of cornmeal,
500 barrels of -four, 100 barrels Of pork,
large lot of furniture and miscellane-
Gus freight She lays in twenty feet Of
water, about hundred and fifty yards
from the Arkansas shore.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-26

MATRIMONIAL. The matrimonial bust
ness has been dull lately, only four Ii
censes being returned to the County
Court Clerk during the week, as follows:
Nathan W. Smith and Miss NJ. 81. Row
lett Dec. 9th; G. B. Davis and Miss. f.
A. McCorp, Jan. 22d; Oliver c. Edwards
and Sabina L. Sullivan, Jan. Oath;
Jerry Freeman and Emma Sims, Jan.
ITth
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-26

fined SIS for drawing a pistol on a
brother darkey. Jim Kelly, an Irish
negro, paid $l5 for the privilege Of
knocking a common Niger down with a
brick. A passenger agent was fined s25
for annoying travellers at the leyoe he
appealed, Nelson Ruin, slightly col
o-ed, is held for trial for stealing cloth.
ing, and Katie Jones for having It in her
possession. A negro, who claimed to be
recruiting Sergeant, was fined $40 for
carrying a condensed broadside in the
shape Of a six.shooter; he was sent on
the chaiugang, to work bis way to glory.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-26

T o T n E PU B L &c
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-26

OvERToS BATHING SALooN.-We take
this method to inform our customers, and
the patronizing public generally. that the
water is again flowing" in our estab-
lishment, and baths-cold, warm and
shower-can again be had as usual On
our shaving and hair dressing saloon we
need no comment, as those that have
been visiting us never went away dissat-
isfed. Respectfully,
100 LoRY & DROEsHER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-26
NOR MISUNDERSTANDING ROOM WHILE
Il you find out the truth OF the following !;
n,uApA onn MAIN ST. ~.

T1OR RENT.-A TWO-sTORY HOUSE ON
Il Mulberry street. between Beal and Linden
streets. No. 81, known as the Harvey H9 9lS
100 81 st. Martin street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-26

Eotiee-We earnestly request Our friends
not TO pay more than Eve cents copy Tor the
PunL1c LEDoEz- We ell to the nswsboys Al
tive oenn q COY, thus allowing them over z
hundred per cent. profit on every paper.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-25
MISSOURI.

ST.. Louis, April, ~ Judge Reber of the
Circuit COCrt has declined to hear any az
plication for an Injunction In Iron Noun.
tain Railroad case unless 1t ID supported
by afIldavits. Further hearing will be had
on FRIDAY, May end.
The Prescott Arizona Miner of January
18th says: Fourteen members Of Captain
Hodges Company Of Rangers were sur.
prised a. their camp by Indians, about one
hundred miles from Prescott. on Dec. slst
Twenty three Indians killed; one Ranger
killed and three wounded.
Two distinct shocks Of an earthquake was
felt here about Eve minutes before 3 o'clock
this p. n The vibration was from the
nor h to the south lasting about five seconds,
Articles Of crockery, furniture &c, were
shaken vigorously but no harm done.
The same shock was felt throughout Kan.
sas and different parts Of Missouri, shaking
houses. cracking walls, and breaking win
dows, creating great alarm among the
people.
KANSAS CRY. Mo-. April ga heavy
shock Of On earthquake, Of thirty seconds
duration, Was felt here u forty minutes past
two O'Clock p. m, causing people to rush
out Of their houses In consi lersble alarm.
A portion Of the plasterins wss shaken of
one or two houses, bot NO serious damage
was done,
ST. JosKra. Mo-, April "a Severe
shock of an earthquake was felt here At 3
p. no. to day. Buildings shook and swayed
with rapid motion and caused muct alarm
among the people. No damage yet reported.
ST. Louis, April ga dispatch from
Julesburg. says: The Indians stampsdsd .
large number Of cattle, 500 yards from Fl.
Mitchell, on the 18th inst. The Indians
Afterwards attempted to draw the garrison
out Of the fort. but without success. The
number Of Indians are estimated at $500.
1t 10 reported that large party Of Sioux
are on raft. on Hide Creek. wishing to come
to Fort Laramie and live peaceably with the
whites.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-25

BRRLlN, April 24.-lt Is reported the
Great powers Of Europe have renewed their
appeal To Prussia in the nope OF avoiding
war, which now seems imminent.
LoxDox-Noon.-Fi Twenties g.; II.
Central, 70; Erie 36a; stock market fiat
Erie shares 36a; III. Cedlral 70; U. 8.
bonds cit.
Observation-Disclosures bonds
70.
LlvERrool.-Noon-E Cotton tends
downward; middling uplands 1O& Orleans
II. Market nominal. Oats 81 ID; Barley
Il "a.
Provisions-Pork rs Cd; beef 1853; b..
con 80s; lard Sc I'd cheese co..
LrvRnrooI, 2 p. M-Cotton ssill heavy
and declining. Middling l03@s; Orleans
l0i.
LsnDoH, April 24.-svening. = Prussia
be- replied 70 The prepositien Of The Great
Pewess. She dsaies that che d ar0ins.
bus realistically reileestee that sbe wlli
~ svasuaee Luxa0bUsg. Wss new .
suGarded . almoot eeetain.
Ths impeesaeisu u Amssicaa bonds ffoa
0es0any. e. osle hsss 10 very great
QueeoAions q Fssnkebst IA.
Rleasaco, Apsil 2l.-fAs uassiags 81
Prioee Hanbsss with Arch DucAeseSf Aus.
nh - 6ssu pseepeesd.
PA.as. April 24.-Psincs Naps,sea has
gsns . Italy.
Lsssox, April 24.-Sesioas svsnss ase res
ported to have occurred Il Sparta. A
Frigate hes been sent there.
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QONON0AUELA
Iron Work..
LEWIS, OLlvR I PHILLIPS.

nAucvAcsUnnne o.
Carriage o0A Hire Doles.
EatnoaO 01Ge1D0 md AeaDe Doxeo.
wagon 00A 0ke10 ADOlGa.
COacA 0AA ke9 Screws.
E4Nare asa 1gex0gon Note.
InsI on0 WrOee Aron Washers.
1acAine 00n nel0vv esOles.
.sroaEne 1ron lalnges.
s.ssrs@Gc nolse mad Cnstongo.
~ DAaCo Mare and 00hoDs Ae~
hsA esoSSssmset II stendard aisse ks04 =
S.ss.sH AsshoueE-WeAsesaa MosaoS "a
ss''s ose1S.61y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-25
cAllF0RllA.

SAN rnARcisco. 2-Chasles Cana Harris.
Mipisses from the Hawaiian 0overnmens
Is here, on his way ~ Washington to ne
gotiate . reciprocity treaty. He srrived
yesterday. and will probably proceeti 10
Washington by next steamer. The object
OF his mission 10 cordially approved BY the
mercantile community.
The San Francisco Ccsmopolitan hotel
vas burning u $50 r. n. Tie two upper
0oors destroyed. No hope Of saving H.
The hsildlne 60 o9o99oo. ord We 10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-25
HOsTETTER's
Stomach Bit5eys.

The ,oilowiss letters, from well known ply
.,s;an. and individuals, show the estimation IN
which this celebrated preparation Is held ~
these who have nsec them
PIrnsuao, May l. 1895.
vessrs Hostettcr & Smith -Gsntiemen Du-
RE a visit in the West last Fell, contracted
CT Is and feve., which brought me 20 ny bed
rad laally terminated In typhoid fe.sr. and
c5ainci me 10 my room for severt, months,
uTing which ti,as zee physically % prestrat
ed ,hst slmose despairs1 Of ever recovering
my health; having entirely lost ny agpeetes TOR
d.y.; ,es eeisg 80 = ga nsssel. 1850 %
ss'ics Ia ~ hssa. and pssese naay slesplsss
sressssnsision. beoaghs 49, ~ efs fsvss. A.
THE ssaee o. my eoodlt % fs1eoA sesenased-
I'd me g 49, yeus esleheoeed 0eomasA Ditssss,
but being mcvtslly opposed 70 the use Of saimu.
isrts 10 any form. at first declined, but after.
wards Yielded my prejadises. ed s1tsr taking
the medicine for several weeks = drecesd, my
appetite returned, IN VITA Il a rapidly re-
gaining my former strength and visor. ~
sleep from the iose 81 which ! had suffered
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myseh neW men, and tender you this test
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-25
m: WHITE PINE COMPOUND

at was early IN the spring 81 "a that this com
pound was originated A member OF ~ family wee
afflicted with Irritation OF the throat attended vi n
q diss.,seeabi. cough. had for come months pre-
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! compounded small quantity 81 the medicine that
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sss The result was exceedingly gratifying. Within
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Soon aitss this Isent 10 lady In Londondssry.
n. n Who bad been suffering tot come wesae uon
8 boA cough, occasioned ny sudden cold. ana he'd
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psopaeall0n In the Of cold and cured
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ne o. give Il name, sud send It abroad ~ kenses
ths SUFFERING. In November, iso5. nsst edversass0
q uadss the name Of White Pine Compound. In two
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-25

FsAsklIS. Clinton Co., Ind, Dies. Q. 1854.
Mssrs. Host ctter 4 Smith, Gents: Some
rs m ,nths since ! was troubled with weakness
Of sh. sio mach and had Lost my appetite. and
on the recommendation Of DR. Cox. our family
paysi,,a1. l purchased several bottles Of your
Bi,ter, which had the desired effect IL rcstor.
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be what they are represented.
Years. truly. JOHN =. HUTCHINSON.
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LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, April 24.-The aid to the
Chief Of Polics has been discharged by
Gen. Sheridan for alleged discouraging Of
negroes registering.
The levee fund Is exhausted, and work
must be discontinued unless. the planters are
successful in raising funds among the
brokers and capitalists Of New Orleans. No
abatement vi the waters.
Mexican advices say that Vera Cruz ID
closely invested by the Liberals. 1000
strong, commanded BY Mende1 and Larngos.
All intercourse between the city and coun.
Try 10 Suspended, and starvation immineat.
The city 10 being shelled.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE AT. or osl IOWA 81.
IN the District Court:
G. H. Mccormick 3 Brof.,
George W. Rogers, Elizabeth A Rogers,
Samusl Porter and Elizabeth Poster.
TO Geeegs ". Rogers, Elisabeth A. Rogers,
Samuel Porter and Elizabeth Porter, De-
fendaats:
Ysu ore hereby notified that on Or beSbes
ths 21st day Of Novenbes, 1855, Petition
viii - 0led By aid Plainti6s y. 81. MoCor
mick Z Brea il The office Of The Clssk of
The Dietsiee Court Of said Scott Cousty,
Iovo, elaiaioe Of ysa one Thousand @ollArs
q ~ notes executsd BY Samusls Postes,
daaod Nay 94sh, 1oo5-ooe r. 1652, dus
NsvsaUer lss, 1855, asd one ~ ol52. due
Nsssobss Lat, 1855. with intsesee q 10 Per
eeaN, ~ eanuo; aloe ths tse6ubsoess g ,
qsis c6im dssd - 0orlgags exscate4 y
0setss W. Regas ~ KliSahssA a. 0o9>
- o oecuse said netes 9th sohess; - .
Wit e iaieoclieo. Add that uhl6os PEE
appsar liesste and delsad bsyaes noon Of
IS sscoad day Of the nest Term Of said
Court ccmnencing q Davenport On the Let
Mosday Of February, 1867, Default will b
catered against you and decree - prayed
ID sid petition.
q. Il. Mccormick 4 Bros, PlaintifIs.
STEWART 4 ARMSTRONG, Attorneys.
Dated this 2lst day Of Nov. 1866.
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DEs No,sas, April "A slight shock Of
IN earthquake was felt here this af.srneos
q I've nainatss to three o'clock, and was
plainly aesised BY persons II several Of the
brick blocks which tfsmblsd very psrcspti
BY With its mighty rseking. The whole
Ting lasted abous 10 seconds.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-25

ErrNauaa, Eningham county, Ill.
Messrs. iiostctiev 4 Smith
Gentlemen With pleasure l can say that
your Rttcrs are superior TO any others. lhave
used them ia my family for a long time. and
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Yours. very truly.
ROBERT GILBERT.
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lNsw CoxvALRscsxr CAxr. near1Alsx-
sndris. Va. Nay "a. isss.

Mesars. Hostetter 4 Smith
Dear >irs-wiil you DO me the favor 10 for.
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best pre- ,asa,,o in use for diseases having their
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the relief yours has; aud trus, you will lose no
Siuae IN sending the Bitters ordered.
t# Yours very respectfully, sk
SAMUEL BYERS. Hospital,
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BccxL,vD. Prince William County. Va. |

BocEL,SD. Prince William County. Va,
January ~, 1868.
I-ssrs. Hostetter x Smith
Sirs-! b,iie,c yoar b.tters are the best in
usc. | tried them for dyspepsia in 1868, and
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Postmaster nj auckland, Va.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-25

NHMPnls, "A row occurred In . saloon
on Washinglon street last night among
rOWdisa. Policeman John Claredyo Vas
shot and killed Another polics9au wue
badly beatea. John Cosgfave, . Arenas,
has bcen arrested - the supposed murderer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-25
NATION, III January 81, 1855

Nessrs Hossestes 4 Smiih-Gcntlemcn l
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Very respectfully. yours.
q: r. kiLNER, NJ. d.
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XkxiA. Clay County. Ill.
u ,ssrs Hostettee 4 smith --8cnticmen I
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4. o. VOOkE. ND.
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usDAAsuusG. Sussex County, N. j.,
September. Is, 1855.
Messrs. nostetter l. Smith
Gentlemen For long time have been a.
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salr 10 attend TO any business l IVES advised to
USE your! iSitters. which l did, and found them
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This. write not only 10 tcstify 70 the virtue oi
your hitters. but also 10 have you ship me two
4 ,1sn a. s,oa ~ possible, ~ am nov keeping
> store. Yours respectfully,
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Bossss sross. Gibson soaesy. lad. /

Bosss's Sroax. Gibson coaasy. led.
December s, 1888.
Nessrs. Hossettrr 4 Smith:
Gentlemen- have received . much bensns
from usiag vSur bnters that feel il dusy
bound 10 give my testimony 70 their great vir-
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loss ct spirits tried great many medicines,
but failed to ind any relief Finally was per-
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aud found my health greatly improved. l con.
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stored 20 perfect health. lmAke this statement
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samuar disease. Very respectfully,
I'M BOREN
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hlnLgroN. Pa. November q. 1865.
Messts. Nostctter 4 smith
Gentlemen We have been selling your
Stomach Buters for eighteen months, aud lind
them nisNceIient medicine ALI that Is necessary
ist let the people know their virtue, and they
willuse thcri. have ,r,cd them myself, and
moss rcoomm nj them 70 ali who have weak
stan.chs Respectfully yours,
WATrEsSoN 4 MCFARLAND.
Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-25

tALiArfA. Shlihe touhsy. w. i,
Messrs. Hostetter 4 Smith--'entIenen !
have practioed medicine for many years. ana
hsvs used your Bitters In number o' cases
with great saccess. and take pleasure in recon-
mo ding them 10 the public IN general.
Very respectfully,
j. SMITH. N. D.