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Convection ana Sentence Of Fcntnn
1cAdcfts
WINDSOR, IT., Jnir sa-Geueral OrSe!ll VIVA
convicted OF violation Of the neutrality laws and
serience.l 10 two years Imprisonment aul ;cn
dollars tpe. Colonel J. B. Brown wAs sentenced
10 nine months Imprisonment and hEe dolass npc
Captain Mon4han VAS sentenced to SIX months
1Mpftsonment and one dollar dnc+
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The RnlaIo E1p7fu tav4:
Th, srs;s r9Ia,a5 I'D seetirs form in w,eh the \.
- I,oafas 3i1ahss she theery II r9nteetlol
4: it;f fsifiis., hs:ta:; ssea r. 5,s:
= .u,,ssit n.,tat hardly 10 &. ca..r.fs xfss
ssh,,s ~. ain q .hs hnT.ss q With reScras ot,rs,
MSni ~ ii the rcieHrr have hr-n dryrt ne-pG
% " - ,s .!s'srio;ie ouuder. Adam SMITH hut ti
hss n~vrr h.1 eapaiIed. TIL: Ii.
p''Aeneo'* '.nln.ss III: ~hIeh r. ss eoucre,ra" 7.
It Nrrr. ~ n,asN NJ tI,e !un,.-.-- ALL eemttss
la"r. which in taiE ahsf7rt prrteLtatIun ha1.1
grasp etrat:. asd atd firmly together with Tue Ilei,
ssry.:'1 snd t'9ny that c1e pnneent tpfee to Iii
TT u lal~riesr -tndy. onr II delightful ntrs,7i The
iultraisups and ptAetscAl applications thai hu et,..
MEtF1 onis ty ~ vain 10 give simplicity o. ear.
hveEtt. ~ The Argument Of any ro!ut which Bsstia
hat TOUCHED. Wherever tie e1rt1orer1y concerning
HseteStse1 a; . - po!iey i Easel .ad hn1 i s.
eonttftEte the inert effective weapons tbs. IT, oppouea
use."
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DYSPEPSIA.

Wnrner's Dyaprp.ta Tonic Is prrpxzNt e1PEe-s-
" Dyz7rpt1cs aud thuse trf-rn9 with h4hitl1 Gov
tve1u<s. 1sia sehtly stimulating tanc sai soteu-
die appetizer strengthens The .:1naeh and re4sosr9
aad dyspeplic per.ons should usc NARxtRt Dvs-
f1ftA ToSzG- For sat4 BY drugxs:a. PRICE One Don-r.
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"a. th~ Democracy Of De ToepuevilIs l. the n5Ier
tEeatse eser written upon political fabric, it Vii
se found that IN his St Aszss krc~es:.<A " Hastia
tent argument iusax ous people, md ous
In coMhA!ttK By AFErn<ntz and Illustrations aLfapttt
to th~ comprehension of the 1uas.es the el1ors 10
sorhssns which Ietost 70 shs cole u u 'ni'tf
modern wrsteTp senror1e4l ttienc- Ii hardly toe
much to reEazd hm leadtnk workman anaonx thoe<
hn fArc T1.~ tIitfeAf economy The Aak u srteue
At lea Re holds hieh place aous #. albert e1ponud
ard deneoas:ataEA Us de1th, whteh occurred II
Fa in l5S0 At the ste Of derrir II France Of mar
vho fass hseenlns her .blttt szpo9odes of polt
tran.air and viii fnr1a valuable and Practical text
hook In tht hands O: The Issty nieh u now 1trivnG
fot The lead in national tuanrr."
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PHOTOGRAPHY,


HxrnE xcrured the eersses Of the btst Asl.t In Eu
rore for finishing this beautiful style Of portrait. pru
iEceucr IN Ch!e.x An stsles of old rc:u:e- rop:rd
and reproduced in 9il Ws;sE Ce1srs = ~ ia1ta Ink
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Formulation Of Sioux City.

S1ot1 C1rr, 1oxa, July so.-The census OF this
city, Just completed, shows population Ut I'LL
gain of 33t since lS67--1cas than three JeArl
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anc Akaf1Eord l. Eric Railroad In.
1unCttQus

RosToS. 1uly sa-Re.o.e tbe Mss,.cnrsnt+. G..
t'tcme CONT today. hearing cnmmcncc.i upon
pesitsGn. e.. for elM tn equity, entolnlnR the Hart
authority Of the STATE Of CONNECTICUT. and asStnr
the appointment of permanent receivers Of the
road during tho pending suit. Counsel on both
sides agreed to the proposition. AMI The Conf
continued the matter until Monday, when re-
cetrers viii probably be Appointed ~
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Destructive Storm mt Mobile.
MoRtlK, July GA terrific storm passed orer
this city to-day. Houses were unroOfed tres ur-
rooted. euosls In stores damaged by wate: an,
steamboats, sunk or driven ASHORE The dry dock
vas fofted INN its noor1ncs, and driven abo1t
eight miles up the ryeE No lives were lost, -
fsr as Is known Total damage, 800, ,ooa
Amnesty for thC Red River Rcbc1&s
TORONTO, July sr.-A despatch froua Ot:aEa
sAy* the Queen has granted Amnesty to all ra-tes
connected With the rebellion 1t Rcd Riser.
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We Want Everybody to Know
That thcrr Il In Chicago who eut S;xctaecs
81 tt;t!t, 10th in Cl,is.so and AnctseA-nR JOHN
the Uee and Abnfe Of Sptetacits. and Weak Sight;
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COUGH NO MORE.

And txpeetoratEf The eY:Tsors!n.sT rayr- Il -
s.sss IN innsdi.'say re:ttns sad r!ezaily curing
htenehis:s. Inaaen1s. Ca,a17h. ae.r.ears.. A.ans.
aad EpIsnn1rtn II almost tncrA;tr- ~ prompt d
~ saSton ef tns sasca: snd lnn=. ;hs: .saaa
that it Il e healing and e1p~Ttnsa,:as p,xiicins
snowr: oEe d,e+ s'waEs ai'eras rift. an! in
t.rze hottie: Price e. i::s t1a!: ~ s:l
oukh and sGtt Il. The Bs.sa,s will CUE.
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Price Reduced to SOC Per Copy,

The pstrure ot taxation has atlast driven thc pcop,
tu study the principles which taxes are jmrn-ed
Evess day. rewsrsrrF ti-ent+lon Of sbt Tariff crow,
nofr eafucrt The demand for the publications Of tn
LA<ne ia rrfrut and nowtue- Politicians, a.aisuts
cftosr. con1sr+sIcn. !eussins srottctonl.t. ipsus
sns tA1payeFt. a1ps daily 10 the reAkue casn how
thsv may l-t tuFrne theE. stny Of the Tariff question
In view Of t 1n1inas +tkinx Tor Light and the x,rs,
nced ot work 10 prevent economic truth rpaI.sly
get correctly the LrnEue has determined to pubti4l Al
cott Prize. tho wonderful work Of Frrcze RAatiat 20.
htltd, S2pAisEs pf tA~ Frnk<etia~ies.
OF this remarkable work TAs Nasio the ahcet Of ou,
c7itirs. s1vs:
"M Bs.tiat. II nccd only bc said that he ha4 nesrs
H'cu AnaWrnd. aDd that hr Il alt, aud ts,
;. has produced one Of ths e!:aze. ant Il!na
tas urrr city. Of the laws human na: IN
whsrh reelxi The interchange Of tunlsn srryitx-s
tt1tretnt In thr prrrrnr- uf which Prptnitts ay. \,
hrltses tn,.ft ,rt.n.n or..'-sd t. civilized .1uJ
herring hr,e The discussion he ctadurf
IT, i har!l5 ekeitnS 1t Il nut eonbat. hut lsaeht
NEd *ntbcdy Wh" WaSt: I" Ssn" Nha: e.-T1a1c dpc
tEiurs sttrrd 81 all In the l. An, =
teuset. and At on n tts! tlasilin. shat Ii y
anaat Gkr ra~dtrtife. taauot DO better Ii 40 yt, -
SorhIAun." j -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-27
Norfolk, Virginia, has named anew
hotel after George Peabody.

Norfolk, Virginia, has named new
hotel after George Peabody.
Olive Logan calls her padding =
sisters professors Of symmetry.p
Julian's female suffrage amendment
to the constitution is known in Boston
as the sweet sixteenth. "
Parepa Rosa has sent over seventy
thousand dollars TO Europe. 70 be
"salted down" within the last six
months
A brother and sister in an Indiana
town weigh respectively 5s3 and ESQ
pounds, and the Oldest Is only twenty
one years Of age.
A Wall street fnancier. who Eve wears
ago was worth $1,000. 600, is nov living
on a salary Of $500. Speculation IN
gold ruined him.
Charlotte cushman intends 70 abandon
her home in Rome the coming summer.
and take up her residence permanently
IN this country.
Morse, the father Of the telegraph. on
his elghiy-seventh birthday Is 10 have q
set Of solid gold telegraph instruments set
with diamonds and rubies.
The New York Sun SAYS Colfaxs con
nection with the free4ore murder case
has totally Toined his claims for the
Presidency. All bat when bad they
ever existence.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-27

"a young lady being asked by rich
old bachelor, If not yourself, who
would you rather be2n replied sweetly
and modestly yours truly
An old gentleman Of eight.four having
taken to the altar damsel Of about Nix
teen, the clergyman said to him, The
font is at the other side Of the church Z
The Charleston News declares that
South Carolina can manufacturers cotton
warns and cotton cloths more cheaply
than they can be made in New England
or Gid EnglsHdT xTID H.1
A child was lately born in the north
ern part Of Lucas county, Iowa, having
three tongues, six fingers on each hand,
six toes on each foot, and is said to be
hearty, and doing well Imagine three
tongues going at once
Four persons convicted by the women S
jury in Laramie have gone to the Michi-
gan penitentiary, there being no prison
in Wyoming These prisoners remarked
in Chicago that they had no faith in
women as jurors or voters.
Two enterprising citizens Of Whining
ton, Del, who recently erected two fine
brick houses, have made the swkard and
unpleasant discovery that they have
made n mistake IN the location and
placed them upon another mans lots,
adjoining theirs fa 1AA ftt~ i@s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-27
MICHIGAN.
The vanpooI murder Case.

DKrRofT, April ia motion for new trial
In the Yanpool case was made yesterday at
Manistre. before Judge Ramsdell. John Wax
awmen, Of Chicago. swears. in application,
that the affidAvits fled by the defense, and on
which this motion win be based. have been
made public. They consist of a declaration
by three or four witnesses that they saw Field
alive after one o'clock of the day Of the muir
der; the ease Of the prosecution all going to
show that be was killed by noon Of that day
and they also contain afidavits going to show
the technical incompeteney Of some Of the
jurymen that others had previously expressed
opinions, and that some Of them were guilty
Of improperly while actually serving.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-27
THE NEW POLICE.
They Are turned Away from fh'
Rnce Track.

They Are turned Away from the
Race Track.
The sporting fraternity seem to have
a great dislike to the new police. The
following communication has been given
to us for publication;
RACE Track. April 26. 1870,
To the Editor Of the Ledger:
After we arrived at the track a friend Of
eurs-a very worthy entleman-introdneed
us 10 the Secretary. Colonel Stone. That high
individual informed us that he had no use for
our services out there. and gave US 10 under
stand that if We attempted TO exercise any
anthOrity he would have US taken out very
quick We having knowledge that there was
a numerous gang Of thieves on the ground,
and that il would be the easiest way for US TO
know them when they came back to the city;
bnt We viii say publicly that the proprietors
Of the race track showed very little interest 10
protect our citizens from being robbed, or. at
least. from having their pockets picked.
Respectfully, j. NJ. RICE.
MAT. SHELBY.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-27

The Merchants Insurance Company
have bought the lot Of ground, No. Il
Madison street, formerly owned and Oc-
cupied By the Bank Of Tennessee land
more recently by the Peoples Bank, the
choicest location in the city, and will at
once erect thereon a magnificent bnild-
ing for their occupation This is a wise
move on the part Of the Merchants,
especially as the Company has earned
in the last two years more money than
will be necessary TO pay for their pur-
chase, and it viii not be necessary to ask
a further contribution from her stock
holders.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-27
ILLINOIS.
breach of promise-counierfeiters,

JACKSONVILLE April IA suit has been
commenced by young lady Of WoOdford
county. H.. against gentleman Of Chicago
who very recently married an accomplished
and lovely belle Of jacksonville. for $1,000
damages alleged 10 have been sustained By
reason Of breach Of promise Of marriage.
BELLEvILLE, April 27.-A detective from
Chicago arrested three men here last evening.
charged with passing counterfeit money. One
Of them resides here and the other two at
Marengo. in the adjacent county Of MeHenTy.
Thirty dollars in counterfeit bills were found
on them. land papers we're secured that VIII, it
i thought. lead TO the arrest Of others.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Infection in the Air. Experimental
chemists have repeatedly analysed the air at
unhealthy seasons. in the hope of detecting the
invisible virus which produces epidemic dis
ease, They have not yet discovered it, and
scarcely any two of them agree as toits nature.
This is Of little consequence 1t is sufficient to
know that this poisonous principle exists, and
that safeguard against its Observation-Disclosures
has been provided. In the spring and early
summer, when fever and ague. remittent fever,
and other periodical diseases of that class are
prevalent, il is only necessary to fortify the
system with a course of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters to escape them. If this precaution has
been neglected. which it never ought to be in
any district liable to such visitations, and If
the paroxysms of malarious fever have actu-
ally commenced, they may always be checked
and broken up by course of that powerful
vegetable tonis and Alternative. Quinine was
once considered the only specific for chills and
fevers; but it is now generally admitted that
this nauseous alkaloid is dangerous medi-
cine, and that its secondary effects are more to
be dreaded than any form of intermittent
fever. 1t is simply a tremendous astringent.
1t does not touch the disordered liver, or reg
ulate the bowels, or in any way improve the
condition Of the animal fluids. Hostetter's
Bitters. on the other hand, in addition to being
a better and safer tonic than any preparation
Of quinine. has balsamic effect upon the
whole system. 1t is aperient and ambitious,
as we'll as directly inyigorating, and purifes
the secretions as well as regulates the secretive
organs. II stimulates the APPETITE. strengthens
the stomach. soothes the nerves, promotes
healthful perspiration, and induces quiet
sleep. As stomaohic il has no rival. Cases
of indigestion that no other tonic seems ca
pable of alternating. are cured in few weeks
hv its ragular use
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-27

1t would seem from the following,
which is extracted rom a German paper,
that the ladies Of Hungary have rather
a knacl, Of advertising in q sensational
way. j am Mile Pep, and my sister is
called Nettie Kindly nature has en-
dowed us vi q all the Charms Of woman
kind. We are both engaged at the Thea
ter National. ! am u he chorus. Net
tie dances in the balles. We both are
virtuous girls, especially Ne,fe. If any
one believes thai we ase girls to be de-
ceiyed lie makes a mistake, and has only
to inquire Of the woman who acts as
box-keeper Madame Koayes. We only
desifeto be married, firstly, because re-
ligion says it is the duty OF woman; and
secondly, because the time has arrived
when we should settle, especially Nettie.
Finally, any one who wishes one OF two
wives has only to apply. Dated Pesth 7"
And here follows the address
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-27
RECONSTRUCTION.

Reconstruction still drags ITS SLOW
length along to suit the designs and pur-
poses of Radicalism. Every power in
the land is being made to yield to par
tisan interest and under the speeious
mask Of loyalty State governments are
being looked into by committee at
Washington with as much authority as
if il was part of Congressional duty
under the Constitution SO to do. Cen
ualization is being made more complete
every day, although imperceptible to the
ignorant masses Of the North. When.
the revolution will cease is now beyond
human ken. Our rulers are apparently
drunk from temporary success, and will
steer the ship into the breakers that
mustfounder it. The sooner it happens,
however, the better il viii be for the
Southern people We have long since
become tired Of this mock-goyernment,
and long for the winter Of our discomfort
to be broken up by the waves Of discord,
hoping then TO be enabled to settle f,om
the chaos Of affairs more solid ard en-
during government Our sister State,
Georgia, is being made 10 go
through the Radical mill of re-
construction for the third time,
until It has been ground into dust
and trampled upon by most despieable
setof adventures. It's now confidently
anticipated by this same party to be able
to place Tennessee under the surveil-
lance Of Congress, to be controlled in
the interest ofthe reigning faction. The
case is somewhat difficult, as an excuse
is wanted and to obtain one is not an
easy matter. We commend the opposi-
ton for its perseverance in hunting
up the murders that have been com
mitted in the State, as well as the bull
fights and dog 6ghts that have taken pace,
which, prior TO the war, was not thought
worthy Of note, and would not now be
regarded as of much importance but for
the disloyalty Of both man and beast.
Ii is o fact that cannot be gotten over,
that the settled policy of the Radical
party is to reconstruct every State Of
the Union wherever the Democrats shall
succeed in getting possession of their
local governments. We will recognize
none but Radical State Governments, is
now the pronounced fat of the Congress
sional oiicarehy. As an evidence Of this
policy II was quitepercep6ble in what
direction the little straws were blown
when the reconstruction breeze first
sprane up in Congress short sime since
The Radical pothouse fellows in this
State danced 10 the music with all the
abandonment Of harlots turned loose in
drunken revel at midnight The pro-
claims we're long and loud in its favor,
and a searching scrutiny was commenced
tofind out all the crime thathad, since last
fall. Teen committed in The State. Mem
phis furnished her quota Of those pests
who delight 10 civil diseord and Radical
oppression Of Southerners. Governor
senier lent a hand slyly to the thing, for
no other reason save that our Legisla-
ture did not SCI. proper to keepa stand
ing army az his disposal. and merely 70
puff 10 his vanity and conceit- The
Committee in Congress. that has our
affairs under consideration. must soon
come to some conclusion. and then it
may be determined whether again we
shall BE- broken on the wheel Of recon
ftIuciion.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-27

The Democratic candidates for Judges and
Attorney General win address the people Of
Shelby county at the following times and
places:
saturday, April 50, Stephen English's.
Monday, May 2, Nilson's
Wednesday, May 4. Bottoms Store.
friday. May 8, Old Union Church
Saturday. May Z, Raleigh.
Monday. May 8. Bartlett Station.
Tuesday, May 10. Shelby Depot
Thursday, MAY y, Baskerville.
Friday. May IL. Coilierville.
Monday, May l6, Germantown.
Wednesday, May Is, Mechanicsville.
Friday. May 20. Arnolds. ~
Monday. May q, White Station, M. and c.
r. r.
Wednesday. May 25. McConnell's Church.
and Memphis at O'Clock pm. at Exchange
Building. 4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-27
CINCINNATI.
CasuaIfies-Assisf United state
Paymaster i'm Trouble.

cIsoISsAri. April Z7.-0ne suicide attempt
ed and the killing Of child on railroad
within the city complete the List Of easualtie.
for the past twenty-fouT hours.
The private watehmen Of this city intend
organizing a mutual aid and protection
society.
The case Of Isaac n. Cook. late Assistant
Paymaster. was tried before the Z. s. Circuit
Court. He is accused Of einbeEzling $4,000.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-27

II has been deemed advisable by the
immediate friends of General Pat Gle
burne to remove liis remains rom Column
bia, Tennessee, where they have reposed
since the war, 70 Arkansas their final
resting place The knowledge o. this
fact hayi ng been broughtto the attention
of his old comrades in arms, they have
determined, as many as are in the city on
Thursday to turn out ia procession and
escort these honored remains from the
depotto the landing, where they will be
placed aboard of boat to be shipped to
Helena, the former home Of the much
lamented hero, The fame Of this gentle
man is familiar 10 all of us, and his
gallant deeds, when told, will never cease
,tovibrate thescords Of every true South
ern heart. He. entered early into the
war having espoused the side of his own
section against those regarded as aggres-
sors upon the rights Of an unofending
people. None could he said to have
fought more bravely or was truer to the
flag that waved over his head than the
subject Of this notice.
An Irishman by birth, General Pat.
Cleburne. added additional luster 70 the
honor of the land that has furnished the
world with many Of its most renowned
warriors. He now sleeps thesleep that
knows no waking" but will ever live in
the fond recollection OF every true sol
der whether from the North or South.
1t Is to be hoped that bnsiness will be
temporarily suspended tomorrow even
ing, SO that all of our friends may be
enabled to turn out to do honor to the
memory of the conqueror whose daring
triumphed over death itself Words are
inadequate to express a fit eulogy over
the body of one who has achieved so
much for the race, and died taking moth
ing with him nor leaving one enemy be-
hind. All honor to the neyer-to-be-for-
gotten, heightened, liberal and brave and
gallant Pat; Cleburnel May posterity
never fail to award him that merit which
he so Justly won by his virtuous death
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-27

s0UTHW0RTH--At tho residence of his
son-in- law. Major ID. A. Pnschail, Central
avenue, Tuesday, April 90, at I o'clock .. M,
ME-. Isaac Seathvorth, ~ his seventy-eighth
year.
Burial seryiccs at Elinwood Cemetory to,
morrow morning At 10 o'clock.
BR0wNE-Jessie Aurolia, youngest daugh-
ter Of j. W. s.. ann 5. 9, browne, Of pneumo-
years four months and .nine dayss. IL
The friends Of the family are invited to at
tend the funeral at 3 o'clock pm. Thursday,
,April2s.. Services by Rev. DIR. Burns at resi-
dcnce. No. l6l Union street.
Cincinnati and Lancaster 70. y papers copy. j
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-27
IOWA
Damaging CONFIRMATION.

DAyExroRT. April H.-There vas heavy
Ere last night on the river bend above the rail
road bridge. The shoe mandatory Of II.
Garrett q Co.'S was destroyed. lOss st0o0i
also other property. amounting in all 10
$1,000 ..r.l.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-27

This dispatch, said to have been sent
from President Lincoln 20 Gen. Hooker.
sounds Lincolnish: If the head Of Lee :
army is at Martinsburg and the tail Of It
on the Plank road between Fredericks-
burg and charlottesville, the animal
must be pretty slim somewhere. Couldn 1
you break him2 A. LNcoLx.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-27

An indianapolis merchant has re-
ceiyed letter containing $50 30 and
slip Of paper inscribed Il o T." 1t is
believed to be a case Of conscience
money" The reader will probably re-
cali more than one friend Of the borrow
ing species TO whom this. item might
serve as a hint. Perhaps it may be a
hint 10 himself sf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-27

George Holland the oldest and GER
iainly one Of the best actors on the
stage. is TO have a benefit in New York.
in which the most Distinguished men on
the boards are to appear. including JEFF
ierson. Booth, Lester Wallack. ]. :
Clark Barney Williams. W J. Florence.
Davenport and Edwin Adams.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-27
AhsoIute DIVORCES leralIy obtained /

Absolute Divorces legally obtained in
New York. Indiana. Illinois and other States
for persons from any State or County. legal
everywhere, desertion. drunkenness, non
support. etc., sufficient cause; no publicity
no charge until divorce obtained. Advice free
Business established fifteen years.
Address. NJ. HOUSE, Attorney.
2S-100 No. rs Nassau ST.. New York City.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-27

Cough No More---W kzxEH's c0poH Bal
san l. healing. softenins and expsetoraiing.
The extraordinary power IL possesses In imIne-
diately relieving. and eventualiy curing. the
most obstinate eases Of Coughs. Colds sore
Throat. Bronchitis. Influenza. Catarrh.
Honrseness. Asthma and CONSUMPTION. =
almost incredible. soproDpt Il the relief and
certain iis effects IN all the shove cases. or any
Affection Of the throat and iungs. that thou
sands Of physicians are daily prescribing 4.
and one and an say fhat Il l. the mot healing
and sxpectorntins medicine known One dose
always affords relief. and 10 most cases one
bottie effects cure. Sold b. druegists. in large
bottles. Price One Dollar. IL j. your own
faalt II you SIN cough and suffer. The BALKAN
.-sII eure. GOODYEAR 4 FALLS.
a-il5-f whoiesale Aeents. ~ Main street