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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-24

RESERVE SEATS for Sinbad, the Sailor
at the hotels and theater.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
True Econcm my
IL POUND IN TEn
EUREKA BOOT

mHE FIRST PRKMTuM AT THE GREAT
/ ST. Louis BAR for ls9 was awarded b. the
bines All he utility 81 the seWed boot with the
ohear1css Of the Fcered boot IL consfrue-
ton 4 In this ulse instead 81 pegs. refuiiar
shaped brass screw 4 driven int the sole uhen
damn. and smoothly and securely clinchcis
flrht that they can never RIO gr rive uaT.
They have AL the smoothrc1f and elafiicIty a
the scued baot. and none oi The di.1dtln-
tares attaching % the rerFed beet We eel
The rerroi hnotrs ttuF uo f1fuIEh fuu uIIn
1o1neftinr that i Indeed economical. We
rave a frcsh efoek q al kinds Of Boot and
Shoes f1r ladies. rrnt. misses anl ctIl1feuf
alao ! fne lire Of shoe ornlmertt. uEIrh -
riIi IN Al wholesale and retail.
Jos. ,. LEtkIL. tC0..
If a. HaIn lirsei.
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THE CITY.

PIrrsBURc and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown 4 Jones, 9See 2S2 Main
street. Bethel Block. 7
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100 cases Fresh Shaker Preserves.
25 tierces New Hams.
so kegs Pigs Feet.
100 barrels HOminy.
800 tubs Fresh Butter.
420 boxes Cheese.
OLIVER, FINNIE & co.
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New YorK Cotton market,
~ S. P. and A. Telegraph

by ). Z. and A. Telegraph
NEW YoRK. October "a, 2 p.m.-The mar
ket is strong; sales, on the spot. 80 bales;
future dsliVary. 1909 bales.
urulnary
1ooq
Low
"a
GoodMiddling
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For New Orleans.
For New Orleans.

Regular Memphis and New Orleans wednes-
day Paeket-For New Orleans.
RELLE Lea 1890 Capt. Hicks,
/ EAXES AS AB0YEWEpNES- e., ~ .
IA DAY 18th inst, u aR.m.
t soI sire'sh' MART @S SRRPFlyS e 60 zse5ss
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FRESH Macilipaw trout and white fish
received daily, by express ri Victor d.
Fuchs, Al Jefferson street. tbsi
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-24

PEYToNA camel coal elegant 81 %
per Dbl, delivered. Brown & Jones, 2s2
Main street 3IT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-24

NOR RRNT-REsIDENCE NO. 100 WASH
II ingtsn street. between Third and Fourth
streets. Apply on premises. ~
NOR RENT OR Saloon FINE YEARS
II time, several houses and thirty suburban
l2s-tl w. r. HARDIN. 20 secona 81:
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For Lime, Cement. Plaster, PlRs-
terIng Hair and Fire Brick go 60
BUCHANAN, HORTON 4 CO..
9o-45 3ff Front street.
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Be SURE and read d. G. 4 II. N. Leow-
enstine's price list in this paper on the
third page Az
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-24

Pittsburg and Camel Coal, "nd
Gas Coke, AT Peterson's, 13 Madison
and 1874 Poplar street. S-t
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Look at the list Of prices Of ID. c. 4 IL.
NJ. Loewenstine, 1872 Main street. See
advertisement on third page. Az
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Play your Billiards at cadmus'. 81
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London stock Market.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Colorado, St. Louis.
w. A. Caldwell, Arkansas river,
50 Flora, Louisville.
" Indiana, st. Louis.
" Lessio Taylor; louisville.
" Sallie ", Haile's Point.
" Lucy KERN, louisville.
Oil City, Shawnee Village.
& PES Arc, Egiar,s Roipt
" ST. Francis, Mariana,
q Belle Lee, New Orleans.
e 4. j, White, Friar's Point.
" Mary Miller, Evansville.
MARITIME, 0sceola,
Belle ,@.emphis, st. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Grand Tower, St. LOUIS,
g Il. p. Walt, White river.
(" A. j. White, Friar's Point.
{" Pat Cleburne, Arkansas river.
" Flora, New Orleans.
&" Colorado, Vicksbufg.
(" Indiana, New Orleans.
Lucy KERN, New Orleans.
Lessie Taylor, New Orleans.
Bo4Ts IN FORT.
Celeste, Des Arc, Geo. W. Cheek, W.
A, Caldwell, Oil City, St. Francis, Belle
Lee, A, ]. White, Mary Miller, Belle
Memphis,
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Standard Americap TqBles at Cadmus'
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BOARDING. -wHITEMORE HOUSE. 100
ID and Ill Adams street. Board moderate.
list 2. II. WHITEMORE. Prop'r:
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Luncheon, at II Monroe street.
SO MILLER 4 CANERoS s.
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REMEMBER, the only Sinbad matinee
comes off on Wednesday at 2 clock p. m.
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For LEASE.

IsoR LEAsE-FRoM ONE TO TEN YEARS /
l. Large and small LOTS In and about Mem
ries, manufactures and gardens, Apply
promptly to W. I. y WilHaT, cE
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II you want good cid Megibben
whisky, go TO 276 Second street..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-24

T OsT-A DARK ON-CQLoRKD
4 pointer bitch; had on n chain collar; Wlth
the name Of W. =. Martin. SO reward Will
be paid for her delivery at the once o. ". n.
Martin. northeast corner of Second ana mon
streets. 81
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For amussmeat 90 to Cadmus'

PLAxTKRs, read d. c. All. NJ Loewen-
shines list Of prices on the third page Of
this paper. AT
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BILLY CARTER viii sing and play on his
old banjo at the theater Tuesday night
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PIrTsBURG coal (substantial) 81 per
Dbl, delivered. Brown & Jones, 2s2
Main street. 37t
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For ArI.ansas Rirer

For Arkansas River.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet co.,.
;; Mail Line-For Helena, FriAr's Point,
Mouth Of White river. Pine Rlaii and Little
Rock, connecting for IA, Strings and Fort
CELESTEs 1853 Capt. ThOs. Kerry.
1NiIS ELEGANT AND FLEET a
THIS DAY, the 24th instant. at -
pm.
For freieht OF passage apply on board or to
- W g. PATrESQN, Agent.
No. Madison St., Stanton Block.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For BeuIah and Eunice.

Memphis, Helena, Friar's Point, Mouth 0
White river, Beulah and Eunice semi
weekly Packet, the new and elegant side
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LEAKY RooFs repaired BY Rartholo-
mew 4 Allen, No. 5 West Court st. 1877
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-24

NEw Buckwheat Flour, Cranberries
and Navy Beans. W. DEAN 4 Co,
46 ls9 Poplar street.
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wheel steHmer
GEO. w. CHEEK, Capt. M. II. Cheek,
WILL LEAVE MEMPHIS IT, -
wv regularly as above on ellEnts9
MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS, ds=ssa=-s1sssa
beginning on Friday, September 20th.
For freight or passage apply on board. 19-f
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VIOLIN ASp GUITAR STRINGS
At Ii. seebauseD's, 2t4 Second 50. (5l
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October 22d.

q lTTEEH E W.T.
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If yea giant good old Megibben
whisky, go 60 sTs second street.
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Play ten-pins at Cadmus. 81
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Go to cadmus today and tonight
The sun., 1870-04-20
TrnruixL
Eimmixl
THE SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD

b now completed the entire distance from oweeo 10
Auburn. popular and prosporous agricultural and
manufacturing district b thus emcientiy provided for
The local business Of the Southern Central will bs very
lsTse both In freight and passenger trnnc Tho rich
agricultural Juntry through whoh It VIII afford
constantly increasing business. The " fac
turing est,bliIhments at Aub1rn. whose water power
Ia the best In the State, anil tho enterprising towns
along IL line, will always secure to this road good
income.
vERM1JYE & CO., th) Financial Agents OF the road
offer tho remaining UNI old portion Of the Bonds with
the greatest confidence relieving them TO be good a
security eny that has ever been placed on is mar
ket The ponds bear sey per cent have thirty years
10 run ar they rtbe ilto stock at the option
The sun., 1870-04-20
M,oteal

A DvICE FIR EE.-Al treated Mt 81 @ cenwOh st
~ Tor fever and aguC rheumatism, aud dy pepsi
boeu cured, Why sufcr2 You can he GU "A.
NERVOUS DEBILITY. and compie its cf either
~ sex cufcd immediately by Or. EVANS, Chatham
81, Physical ylgor restored by his Elixir OF Lie
STRICTIRE and irritable bladlcr.-fvery case
= cnr be radically cnred by the UTethIOtome see
SCnpel, No, a., edited by EdwaId II, u Non, NJ. ID
omco hours rom sto ., 10 s ana to 0eYeuhgs' at
No, ~ 5thay,
The sun., 1870-04-20
A SAFE INyEsTM GNT.
fiRsT MORTGAGE BONDS OF TIRE CHICAGO
Cis OINNATi AND LoUIsyILLs RAILROAD
COMPANY.


These bonds part OF the 1t and on issue of the
CompNf for tCg000, covering It's en- ie prof erty,
aud ar " the fatc Of tiS7U0 per mile. Oi the hole
nmOut $780, 0o1 have been already pncc' leaving nut
10000 tote sid. They are per cent prpon b1 nds
New irk T. road u IN operation II Il 3 lies long,
extend ng fro La Porte on the Lake shore 1d Mic M
Sc lthert Peru where connects VI The Ioeto
Wa6ab and Western aud the Porn ed Indianspd 10
roads. IL through Of The nne sect)ns OF ln
diana, Al ma es connecting ruk In he bcst through
line from Chicago 70 indianapolis, and thence 10 Gin
clnnatl and ,ulsvllle.
We cCnndeuty offer ihess boz :, As desirable seeqr
ROAD fROr THE OPENING nAvh BEE IN En-.
CESS OF TIL INTEREST ON Is BONDEO DEBT,
AND ARE CONSTANTLY INCL EASING. Besides 1t
Z designed extend the road to AXE Michigan, az New
Bufa,o chlgan city the coming 1ich will
''"''' CAIDWElI 4 co.
"a Wall 81.
IA. UHDI RwOOD 4 sCN,
"a 4 s.ra
The sun., 1870-04-20

4ursts anb GarrmaeA
A N expressmans team. consisting OF horses wagon
n gie and double harness, blankets, &C. SIS East
iisth St.
DAY HORSE for saci 7 years old l5H hands
nigh nt for any work. Can be soen for three days,
at i6i Suffolk st.
NOR SALE-A bay mare, l5S hands. 0 years old.
sound and Kind under all harness can trot In $50
will be sold cheap the owner has Tor II price,
s6o. Inquire Of L. GAU. i9s Schermerhorn St. Brook
yn.
\ HORSE, dirt cart and harness horse 10 years.
Il sound and kind 4li East 18th st.
The sun., 1870-04-20

2I0o BOUNTY TO todicrs enlisted for three
IN wv year.. between May 4, 1871, and Ju 2, 1871
aud b"n0l ably discharged. J II. HUNr. Al Broadway
The sun., 1870-04-20

EnIE RAILwAY,-TRAINs LEAVE pkrof
vH.i
sd sps st. chamScrs aS% st.
The sun., 1870-04-20
BnkGrxfiprm.

Rnsutsupus o.oooo.oo-
"THE MOON. IL IT INHABITkD" Bvi.
fom various sources views Of the sncicn and
the middle ages including modern discoveries. FOR
all the evidences, sse May No PHnsroLoeIoAL Joun'
sAL- % cents. Eewsmen have u.
"ELEANOR KIRK AT THE FIVE
PofNTs"-How men. women and children live in this
"sink OF Sin" A nue neld for Home Missionaries.
For look At low life in New York. SOC May number
PHnENoLoaIoAL JoUsrAL and PAcxARD's MONTHLY.
30 cents. or - year. Newsmen have It.
,XAEE&SAstihtI S29S. $"$ Hs A$th$$$!sSHsI
A sgansT tiStSF IN 1872 or sSt and sh.
'fs{ m 6s TIE 81
Hy ana hnsS H ors Pfoco.se. y Nan
ufacturs OF Iron and Steel sc, with IewiIs Report
no. S' ss;S SisG srefs''v * k &
.. Cope, sen, Sree IS ~ mail on fecelp, cf price
Of A%sro.s AMI % 4sos'S sse o esn sCsnno
EMINENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Note.
Of John Boyde, Francis WARES. Charles Grispion,
william Byrne. the Landseers. In May No. PunxsoLoa.
IcAL JOURNAL and PAoxAnp's MONTHLY. % cents.
Eewsmen have II.
HOW TO WAKE UP A LAZY BOy.-Bls.
tory Of young clerk In Boston store. How no began
life lesson for Boys. in May No. PunxSoLooroAL
JOURNAL. 90 cents. Newsmen have II.
G3To MeFAnLAND'SS - HOOK os sTS9nRaES, ST nHa = Pdy AZ
Also choice English. frcnch. aud Scotch stationery.
YOUNG wOMANIOOD IN AMERICA, by
Howard Giyndon, Tho American once Seeker. by
James II. Lambert; Eleanor Kirk at the Five Points ;
To Dsnomcy and Back, by J. ". wstsoni NY snip at
Sea; Editorial Items; Good Reading; Our Jewels ;
Criticism and Critics. The Now Political Element &C.
in May No. PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL and PACK.
ARDS MONTHLY. cents o. A
The sun., 1870-04-20
HlatIIantous.

MOTHER lot OF that beautiful o. -four on
N hand. Send and get barrel. IL 10 worth S Al
FUSSELL'S -four store, 800 4th aV,
A COUNTER for saie. Apply 70 MIR, SULLIVAN.
IN 81 Greenwich 81,
ISROQK TROUT OF all sizes for sale, Apply 10
ID or address SIANTY CREEK,
Maspcth, l.. 7.
phAnty, costing $500 warranted 10 produce 5000 10
100000 nsli yearly. Apply ns above.
INOR rALE-Two knitting machines also q lot of
II steel pens. Can be seen at 20i West 5ist st.
DETBRs a. CO.-Correspondent Burs n I Beck.
Il man st. room 49, Ornamental ana ever ~. UI
writing attended to, accounting, envelopes adCressy
and letters written. Secrecy can be relied on.
nlyORCES legally obtained, dasortion, &c, sum
Client causes no publicity; no charge in sdvancct
AdVicoHee. M HOUSk. Attorney. n Nassau et n .
WANTED-second hand vault and area iIehts
w Addless, with sizosAd price. Il. BALDWIN, Pat
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E-r.r RaFgnd Hfraid.-Thc correspond
emf of the Frse PlcssGHd Tina, writing from
Monticello, uuler dates Of Nov. - snd y. and
n1,blishei in that paper Of the 23rd and 10Th,
char-es that the committee 20 ayersge and
eoueliz. the Grand List Of the several counties
of the State. IN the discharge Of their duties
have committed. d" as outrageous piece OF IL
hustle e and IN equality as was ever pe5pe'is-
led - and further asserts, TO sustain bis charges,
that the committee raised the Grand LIS OF
CLittenden County so per cent, and OF FRANK
I'm County so per cent and also states that
the House by vote Of lis TO %, adopted the
report.
The sa,hor Of those articles most likely Is a
Chltiendeu County man, and feels that inc
scheme concocted by some in the interest OF That
county. to reduce the Grand List 60 that It
might avoid It's share Of the taxes OF the state,
wes somewhat interfered with by the action OF
the State Equalzing Committee, in their ehori
10 so average ard equslize the counties that
ssch should share alike in its burdens Tor STATE
purposes. e ,h.+ commit
tee and that the conclusions they arrived az
we're inst and equal and right, have not Inc
slightest doubt understand the ltcs c'u-
nested with this whole equaliz ng matter 10 oe
substantially here. .,.i;-, III,
grand list Of the counties of the State consisted
Of fourteen members-one from each county
that the grand list was not ready for this com
mittee until very late day in the session. oSing
to the troubles in Chittenden, and slght defects
in two other counties. to remedy which, com
mittees consisting Of the members from those
counties were crested, whose reports must OF
necessity be made before the State Board could
uroceed with their duties. That the State Board
did employ the earliest possible moment to COM
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Equalization


To tie Editor Of The Free Press
Ny attention has been called to al article in
the Rutland Herald Of Tuesday signed Can
DOR think know this chap, Caudor, who
came to me after the adjournment Of the Legis-
lature, mighty nervous" and hoped I would
be able to see that the report Of the majority Of
the State equslizing committee was az " honest
one. did not think he was quite satisfied with
his WORK then and he seems still inclined 10
travel the ground over and over in a vain al
tempt to convince the " gentleman from Bur-
lngton," and all others, that the " equalization"
did equal justice 10 all concerned. l have al
ways had an aversion to newspaper controversy,
bat g. "Candor" desires it, am willing TO
look this matter 90 fairly and squsrely ia the
face, and ascertain if possible with what grace
Chittenden County has cause for complaint
I answer that the farming lands Of Chitteaden
County were " equalized into the list by the
co1uitiee at S23.34 per acre, and the farming
lands Of Addison County st Sl3.57 per acre -
a difference Of S9.s7 per acre against Cnitteu-
den Co. desire to ask Mr.. Caudor, and AZ
others acquainted with tie farms Of the two
Counties which ought in fairness to stand the
highest in the list The farms in the remaining
counties Of the State, with tie exception Of
Franklin and Grand I.le Counties, are listed at
from s. Il to 81 co per acre. Figures viii not
lie, sni leave the facts ia the hands Of the hon
est public to decide leaving the committee to
reconcile their course with their own conscience
if they can.
THE GESTLEMAS FROM ByBLINGroy.
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the part Of Chittendsn county members-that
the original appraissls by the listers were made
on the usual scale. and that in deducting 80 per
cent. TIE committee undertook to cut under the
rest Of the State by Just 50 much.
The valuation then went to the State eouali.-
ing committee. Here the final " equalizing''
was accomplished, as portion Of its members
believe not on principles Of equity and fairness,
but by combination Of some of the counties t,
override others. 4 " slate was arranged, on
which Chittenden coEnty wa. marked up ffty
per cent, franklin county thirty per cent aud
Grand Isle county ten per cent. The counties
agyrieyed could secure 10 division Of the ques-
ton, as to particular counties The majority
would allow onlya vote to accept or reject the
slate as whole; and it was cdopted-eome
members who had owned, within Eve minutes
previous, that as to CtitteaGen county it was an
unmi'iglted outrage, voting for it as vsole,
because 1t left their counties an right. In ike
manner the majority report was adopted by the
House, the member from Burlington, who had
some pertinent questions 20 put to the commit
tee, being gagged by enforcement Of the five
minute rule. though he claimed and stiu claims,
that be Lad had the floor but three minutes. It
vls al exhibition OF Po,rcr, but was anything
Tut an complication Of justice.
Finally " Candor' claims that the STATE
committee averaged the counties as near ss
possible So on a STANDARD Of G5 cents on the DOL
lar The holiness ofthis statement we confess
surprises Us. Ifthia was the standard aimed at,
the committee fell ny.u'ly short Of working to
it. Thus Orleans county. which SIS one Of its
Senators stated to a Chiuenlen county Senator.
hs3 list-t It's real cs.ate on an average Of shout
&3 cents on the 3o'ar. vas raised but five per
cent, sul thus goes into the final list tas cents
oH the dollar Windsor county, which, as
stated hyona oft. representatives,, had listed
i.- real e--.ty NJ about GJ ce4,s on tie dollar is
eat 3oa1 ton cents and come. oct at so cents
katlari County. when as near IS we c4u learn
bad listed its real estate at about 80 cents, i Tee
.ucej ten cents, leaving it at go cents on the
dollar Catt.aden, which was reported a. Sd
cslt-, is raised '.'is pr .s e., Iutingit info the
list ~ Is cents Oh The io.h-. Taess sre s.---
pies Of The o. equality " occurred tv the 5 ate
muiHee. This is tu Their Illustrated py the
following Able, giving The pr.ces at which tie
farming lands ia he various counties vent into
Jieli-t in 1865, ana the prices at which the same
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PRAIRIE WEED EALSAM

Coughs, Colds and Coaumptire Difficulties.
new supply Of Prairie Wesd has just been re-
caived from which we are making fresh lot Of the
celebrated
PRAIRIE WEED BALsAN,
also preparation from the sane, for inha,in-.
Send for our new Circular, containing full &C
count Gifts discovery. and some Of the Te'uarksbo
cures effected by its use.
For sale at wholesale bv WEEKS & POTTER,
GEO. C. GOODWIs & Co., CUTLER BROS. <
CO., BURR & PERRY; CARTER & WILEY, and
At Retail by all druggists and aPothecariss
throughout the country.
AUSTIN BROS. & SrEERE, Prop'rs,
Nc Ginning Street. Boston.
fadfei0
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REMARKABLE CURE Os DEAFNESS BY A
SINGLE OPERATION.
Recent Statement Of C. P. Bill, Esq.
WEsr ToPsHAH, VI, Oct. 26, $50.
DIS. LlsaTHiLL & sNYTH-Geutemsn. In addi-
t!on TO tho certificate gave you September 2l.h,
1870 would say, tina. my hearing remains perfect.
" good. aud have no reason to doubt the perma-
nency Or the cure at that time effected by you.
Yours truly, c. P. BILL.
LayortGst Letter from c. P. BIZ, endorsed By
c. II. BlOdgett. Of the firm Of
z. Biofgett & Son.
Burlington, VT, Sept 2ith, 1870.
DRs. LIGHrHTLL SNY1H; 6KSrLExKs,-On
seeing the testimonial Of Col. C. g. Greene of the
Boston Post As ADVERTISED in the Burlington Free
Press, was led to consult yol In relation to deaf.
ness in my right ear, which was the result Of So
we're cold caught about four months ago. The sin
gle operation you have performed is entirely sue
cessfG and my hearing is apparently fully restored
Very Respsctfally.
CP. BILL,
ofWest Topshau, Orcu. County, Vt.
e1dorse the above statement With pleasure, hop
ing 1t inay ocnoAs Drs. Ligh.ldn and smyth.
@. Fl. BLOD6E EFT.
sept l7-t-d&r.f
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menee their investigations that they diligently
enployed every available moment in considering
the matter submitted to them thar each mem
osF c! the committee was requested and urged
/ 10 produce before the committee the testimony
q any, and as msDy listers or others who were
knowing to the appraissis in their several coun-
ues SIS he chose, in order that the committee
might establish the rate per cent Of TIE actual
value, a. which the property WAS actually listed
In each county. This line Of inquiry and in
vestigation was pursued until it was agreei
unanimously that no further evidence CT this
character was to be admitted, each member hay-
ing introduced all the evidence he desired.
E!even out Of fjurteen Of the committee,
when they came TO compare notes. found that
they had arrived az Substantially the same
conclusion, and directed the chairman to draw
up a report in accordance there Sith, which he
I'd draw up and eleven signed it the mem-
1ers Of the committee from Chittenden and
Franklin counties choosing 70 dissent from the
majority.
The objections to the report and the opposition
j met Ia the House were fiom Chi;tenden and
Franklin counties. mostly from CLittendeu
Nov let Us lock the matter fairly and squarsly
IN ihe face and ascertain, if possible with what
grace Chittsnden has cause for complaint The
grand let Of Chiitendeu county as taken by Inc
listers in the several towns amounted to the sum
OF l,3fo,e0l 80. 10 their county convention
they failed 20 c4uaiize, though the convention
met twice for that purpose, the result WAS that
the appraisal a- taken by the listers WIS sent up
10 the La-i-ls,ure. The Legislature created
committee, consisting OF the members Of the
House from Chi'teuden county, TO equa'iza their
grand list Judge Of the manner in which this
equa'izing vas done by the result,
That is from -145l0.S01. 80
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-09

STATE OF VERMONT, } The lion ID. Probate
Dr,TR cros cGrIrEspsS - (ofChitt.n5en.
To th. De Is aut 80 person, iuiere u "a estate
Of seihus ro;.rs late q II Eesbu--h, -ld els
tic. dee. ussd
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-09

A. D5upslIy Of Slu,h Darlington, on the Del
ano Farm. has Lattsi four rics this season. three
%. them p year Oh, and she fourth tvo years old,
which weighed in ali VIXEN butcher rel l7,O23
ns Us has also s-'i $50 a7rth 'fp'gs, litter
Cd by tae shove --yea- old. and has c- left.
%, thusr '-e-s .s profit iu raising r0rA.
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