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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-02-17

NOTiCE ~ HEREBY GIVEN that the
~ undersigned has purchased OF Simon
Lcchman, for value received, the loilo~inc
personal properly, to wit:--Onc Cooking
Stove. Tables. sink. 4 Shuais. Bed.
steals and Bedding, Chairs, Rocking
Chair, | loAd Of Hay, Cupboard, 1 Bureau
Iron Kcttlo, I Cow. Clock and having
lett the samo ia the posse sion OF the said
Simon Xcchman, all rcrsols are hcrel y
cautioned not to interfere With, nor pur-
chase the same.
J. $. ULsT.
Feb. 1, 1870.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-02-17
Trial IIst-rebraary Term. 1910.

| Elias Bush vs. Leob x and Drifus
same VS. John 5 Lentz
U. S. ioshon per G q Gcist VS. Henry
Mace aud jacob West
J Craig * Blanchard vs. w Hcrroll
IL y Baokus assignee of d Smith & Co,
vs. Napoleon BrJcius
Craig X Blanchard VS. George weist
same vs. Jacob Hendricks ct al
same vs. same
stmo w Meyer, 3owcs * Burns
10 same W same
II George paubcruan " Jacob Krou.c
II Edward Bolig " Franklin Bilger, ct al
l3 John 7 liUanaglc y John Bowcrsox ct nj
II VI Nlarncy tor use &C. " as Cumin-.
10 Thomas u Taylor W John Gross. ir
10 Amos Gift and Reuben Eisenhower.
trustees vs. Benz S,eimling ct al
IL Amos Cit, and Reuben e. iscuhowcr.
trustees v Jos BrciGingcr ct al
II Ryan Daubernau W. Enos I Waiter
~ George Bulig ct al vs. same
70 jacob Krchhs ys. John Shollcy.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay.
and all the effects of youthful indlsore,ion
will, for the sake Of suffering humanity,
send free 10 all who need IL, the reeeip,
and directions for making tho simple
remedy by which he was cured. suffer
crs wishingio psoft by the advertisers
experience, can do so by sadrescing. in
psieel eonhdenee. JOHN ID, OGDEN,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-03-12
Oas Nai7pnsipiel.

! Sm Dsrie Sberammersau III &t.taiern
suirr betanntlt@ TN nddfen CONNER bas
ale 5ebnSatre .uiebertetrenbe, peltberubnate
p%alionsipiel wteeer sur auFa9runs eelans
gen. Dieies @ptet fol- etnem BON Der &C.
nannten @emeinbe int Sabre 1888 eenaa@s
ten @elotntRe fur Mwensun9 Der 9et fei.
uen urfpruns %rerbanfen, wd6reub &unRbi"
Furtfer feline Gntfetuns nod aber eas Re'
bensebnte Satrbuneert binaus perlesen .pcls
len. GDas dlte(e !EertbuA Rannmt aus benz
Sabre 1862 uno jetst, bab bas @ptel, sen
einisen portbetltaften @enrcrungen TT ser
l9ieoeneu Gtn5elbeiten abseleten, fAen ca>
mails gang tn eerislben Mei(e aufsefubrt
purbe pte nc6 beuts. Sn dlterer !3eit
purpen tn aabe3u a&t3ts baierii6en Srte
faaften fei6e eetFltde Spiele abeeealten;
lie faneen fa1aamtlta ibren llrfprune tt ben
&lDtern, mte J. 9. ~ Seserafee, 8sneetets
beurenr u. {. H.. Das beritmtefe bieler
Sptele bliet Gets bas gu Oberammer9au.
Bel Der lestsu MuTlbruns I. s. 1860 batten
1h 3ufdauer unb 8eriateraatter aus @n9s
LAMB. Tranfrstd unp Nmeriea 3u bemlelten
%etnaefunpen In Deutldlans erblltte cine
eigene 2iteratur bariber. Ns Gpiatase
iine fur tisfts Sabr fefselebt: %. unb go.
Mat g., Il, 1o. unb 25. Stunt 8, TO-,
IT,, "a. unb 81. Suit: T., a., Fl. nnb %.
Musuft; s., H.. 49,, 25. uab 49, September.
SpQte at. etnen, Der be3ei@neteu Sage ber
3uihauerraunt ntht ausreiden, 70 miro bic
Boraeduns am barauf folscaeen Sage rcns
tdntt9 Ypteeertplt. Die Ao0en fnr ttetls
nit ben aus BEN Satr 1850 wcblbefannten,
ttetta nit unterbe9en neu aaH8ewadienen
&rditen belest.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-03-12
&ermil 8.

Sn genebts bereitet man F@ sor.
bas Mnbenten tes ercbeu Mfrcnomen uno
ptpFters @alttet burd Elm Genfma1 3u e.
rem, bas an Gtnganee tes 0lcdentburmes
Don ct. Marec anfeefedt perpen fcQ. Muf
bie1em 9turn,e mar es, 100 @alilei spr elmer
Gcmmtlicn ces p%enettaniiAen @enats i'm
Sabre 1909 jetn erles 1eleffcp pcrseiste
unb erfldrte. Ct tpar ;u bieier :3eit eebrer
Der Matbematif III @apua unb wurbe I'M
lelben Sabre, nahtem er. wie Der 8ert4t
Der @enats>g ommiilon fast "idon felt
II Sabren ~ a1semetnem Nusen unb sro'
Ser 3uiriebenteit ;u Yabua bic Matbemattt
selsbrt unb peri6iebene in bieies Sad fAla~
s.nbe GrFnpunsen Der 8elt betannt seseben
tattey' lebensldnslid NIT einemgebalte RON
1000 @uloen ansefelt. ,s. .,sr~ seif} Z.
Del u@b. Gourrter" trtnst fo1ssnbe
Yetttion Der g0sel: oWtr, bic 9:bpriannf
enbessefertisten @pasen, Tinfen, Mmmern.
Msilen. 4. erluden btermtt fdmntlt4e Ma'
tur<, SITTER unb Menldenfreunbe, tnsbeion'
bere bic bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @tanbes,
In bieler sraularnen @inter5ett BET @&nee
unb&dlte uns fir etnttueilen als senasian,e
aofsaueer a%nnetuer 3u 'po1en unb an &C.
~eisneten Orten Don :3ett su 3ett etn 9aar
5dnbe sou @amen, &orn,l sgroiarnen unb
anbere Mtfaae tta3ufreuen. Bir ssripre'
den auf unlere Gtre, fo14e rntlbttdtise
@%anb1uns bamtt gu beSat1en, ba6 mir CUR
| Trablinss> unb @pmnaer3eit aues pcrtarbe.'
ne unse3tefer teftfentlt9 ,pesfre1en urS
fAcn anjest auf bic %oprbanbenen Haupen'
METER, Qarpeu unb Gter btefss @eiHmeiBes
emis st9iliren wolen." T.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-03-12

To e.s.t. tH.flEA 49, Htaf# "ae. - ta.s. -tx@
Aus benz 2urem n ptrb
,een,elbet, ba6 orn bort aus bte &usfubr con
TrOf4en uaa Sraatret6 cine bfeeutnbe
&usbebnuns ,s%erppnuen bat. Gin Srefd>
finger 9. BON Sauce Bat tn bret Bc6en
100000 aussefabrt: an. IS DECEMBER US.
aaein 10000 Stad, ,bauptid6li8 rad
@eims, Manep, parts. Dae Saulsnb TrS@
l9e wirb BORT nit Is Sranten .be3ablt unb
sebt obne !3oa H. Sranfret6 elm. Dteie
Tr6lAe werben beionbers Bel Sauce, Taue
DIES, an ben ufern Der Semais, foruie 3wt<
fAen Mrlon uno 9aufaltse 8efansea. Die
Sr6lde merben tnbeb gang p%erienbet aus
folsenbem @runbe: bic Troi9feulen ltefern
etneu 8rasen; aud ais Srtfadee suberettet,
tuerben ie peripetf. Ater Der Sbertsrper
unb bic Saul z Daraus naa1t man -.
54tlbfrDtentuppe. Sa, btele M~ock-turtels
famn1en bauptrdali4 Don ben Srblten Der
e%ureraburser @ampfe Ser. .
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-03-12

pdtreua bic anoeru Rits1teper eafls Rttau-
ten. Rreuse uno fuforttse Ra6reselu IN IN.
penbans III brtnsen. Carl ep<seer trotte
aus benz Cabinet su f&etoeu. fats nt@t 3Re.a
preGaltsn {ofort aboptirt riirbep.
Yaris.-@raf Daru. Der Mtnieer bes
Nusrdrtisen. BAT an bic fran30Hldea grds
taten In Som cine pfRcte1e Note ssrt9tet,
tuoria It erfldrt, tab, wenn bas lnftblbar.
fe,tsDo9uaa prptlamtrt sptrb. bic Wentlide
Metnuns auf bic 3urldberufuus Der fran
36Rlhen 1ruppen aus Rom beReten ,ulrbe.
go etn @abtnetshaupt tuet6 tm @otbfaQe
"ofentlt@e @etnaus" ju MAIDEN.
0Tenbar erlusen IL folsenoe D<mi&< bes
2eleorapten: Das nScurnal bts Dttats"
betattet bas Der papf. tros Der Yrotrft
Der europdif9en Grcsmd4te. auf per Dar&.
hbruns bes Dcsusa's Bon Der pdYfltd<u
rlnfeblbarfett befebe.
Detersbur9.-Rublanb bat ittne an
bic 9dwetj 8efeate Torberuna, brtreGs
NuSlteferuns bes ruiRi@tu Gla@tltu9s
Nebdaief 3urlfsenommen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-03-12

Sn &6ntesbers lasen am II. Bebr
aean3ebn qoeomottp- Tatrer. welde bic 9dl'
te bienfunfdbts sema@t bate, traRt bante'
Der. nu& bic Malainen letben bur9 81.
srobe &dlte auf Der Station Gyotubner
Ranoen Dor tpent8en Ta9en ptersebn Der SC.
paratnr bsbarftee 2ceomottpen.
Sci Dtlna BADEN @6lfe in Der HaAd
Dom &c. gun. q. Sonuar 3pet Stnber, Elm
Mab1en ron swoli uap einen &naben Don
jsbn Satren, aerrtden. Die &tnber tpareu
auf benz 5etrnpes besrtfen, batteu g9 Bel
iarfem e&neeseRober pertrrt unt .uaren 70
cine 8eute Der tunsrtssn 9b;ere eespcrben.
&lr31i4 Sat Set Sferlobn etu
Giienbatn5us etne sro6e Mebelst ansert9tet.
Der I'm a9t utr bon eettmatbe fommenbe
9~erfcnen3ue ftieb ndm1t6 tn esnem fletnen
GiniAnitte auf etne bort 3ufammensebrdnste
Sdafteerbe unb 3erna1mte bappn stsrunb.
ie43is Stlf. Cine Gntsletfuns ces 3uses
bate bies bluttse &eneentre nt9t GUT Tolse.
S@red1t@s Jafna9t-Seene.
Gin Biener Blatt brtnet nadaebenbe De9e~
bentett: "seBten @pnntae 3aats route
ein Dasen Dor bas Sreppenbaus Der Re'
beute, belt bort an unb febte bret wetblIde
Dpmtno's al, bic IAdfernb unb ladenb bic
9reppe btnaufRiesen. Gtntse @erren, mel
DE fi9 ebenfaQs auf Der 1reppe b~efanoen,
murben RON ben mutbmiaisen Masfen wetb,
lid auf9eso3sn, unb unter S9er3en nnb
Baden ftstsn oteie t9ren @es fort. SD
ueree mid lebr gut u%nterbalten", faste bic
Cine, ntenn ID babe u,ebre 9efannte eben,
auf melde i9 IS teute ab8eleben babe
uNu4 i'd" faste bte @noere, ,,psroe bic lln~
sladliGen ntdt f@oneu, wel@e mir tbr 1ln>
fern in BEN @es iibrt." rl1nb @te," wen,
pete lie fid frasenb an bic brittle rsrmumn'te
@eFalt.-uS@ babe ben Baron 9. binauf>
seben ieben," e%ntsesnese btele. raber tG mtb
ni9t, MIR 1T IL eiseutbamli@ 5u Rutbs. tA
CLAUDE ear---"-y@as 9loubR Du?"
rtefen bic bsiben Mnberen, bte panfenoe ST.
falt in tbren ArRen auHanseno.-J9
CLAUDE" taudte stefs. o,baS -. ta -. fer
BE-" Sie lant auf Der Iseppe iuiammen +:
man riB ttr bic Harpe al, l6fe Tore MastenS
buQe, lie war tort. Die beteen anosren
Drmino's warien iiN lbtn@aeno lter fe
nit ben @eberoeu Der Ger5wetFua9, benn Is
war tire Mutter. @s mar bic Tafbin9s-
Masferabe oss 2pbeS, Die fi1 "a auf Der
ablpielte. wdbreue I'm Saale ortnuen
Debarbeurs uno Domiup's tbr uupefsn
trieben." -s.... ...
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Gin Nrteffer perbrannt.

.Nus Wten tptrb unternt Z. Setr. fclscn.
Der f6auberbaie unslldsfa1 bertdtet:"
@eiern Morsen TT int DtFetenten @rte'
Ferbauie in Der llnsarsahe Nr. So Der bort
befinbli&e Suttlar' uns Dt5etenten prtene1
Mnton Wdener In letner Wopnans per.
brannt. Mm fruben Moreen enteedte nam
lid Der 6ausbiener, wel6er bic i3elen Der
Defstenten @rteGer ~ tet3en tatte, etnen ei.
senttamltden 8rano9eru4. Der Dtener
forfAte mad, uno es ersab lid, bu6 Der &C.
ru@ une Elm 3iemli4 farfer @au4 aus Der
Wcbnuns pes to6w. !5errn q. @aSner
Fam. Da bic SPUR bon Snren absel9lc0en
tpar, 10 tuurbe fe erbroHen, unb man fano,
bab bas san3e 3tnnmer fat au%ssebrannt
ruar. Muf ben Re0en bes 8ettes lag Der
ntrfobtte eei6nara bes Snbaters biefer8ots
auns, bes Difeienten-9 rtefers Antcn @as'
ner. llrla9e btefer Gatafropte lteint bas
et4t seweftu 3u fetn, wel&es Der Grets ne
ben ii& ant Bette feteu bate, bamtt ct bic
fhluFolen @tuneen nit 9eetlre fi6 uertret'
ben f6nnte. Mus Grmattuns birfte er elm
sei4lafen, bas Qihtaber bur@ trsenp cine
Be.ue9uns auesefdr3t .pcrsen ietn unb suert
bas nebenunfebenoe @ppta, tueldes NIT
@trcb 8efaQt ruar, in 8ranb eefedt baben.
Der Greis wurbe wabrl9etnlt4 bur9 ben
@au6 erRtdt uni Der 2eidnam Damn BON
Dem Teuer perfpplt. Mntpn @asner rar
penionirter @uratprtefer bes ausen,etnen
&rantenbauies, TN SABRE 1777 III Sunftir'
den IN l1nsarn seberen unp i'm S. 1900
ium YrieFer creinirt. st mar iomit 90
Sabre alt. unb uate5u 20 Sabre priefer
unp Der Senior Der @tener Gr;ptS;eie.
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&atel<Depef6e

Mabrtb.8 .Mdrs.-Dte @srl@te bon
einena nett perbretteten Muffanoe Der Garlts
fen i'm n6roliden @panien tperben In Abe
rebe 9eftelt, bod rptrb einserdumt, oab ote
Asenteu Der Yartet in allen preptnsen our
l3eit srpbe G~bdtisfeit eutmideln unb an Ger
lAisbenen Orten 8~ewe9un9en o%eranfaltet
BADEN, pie ineeNen unteroradt roureen. ~
les pripat'G tsentbum Der Grt0nisin Siabel.
Ii, wel4es G9 nod In @panien befane, 1T
Ypn tbrem @atten nit Bel9lag belest nor
ben.
& n.-4raf Brap 1T uslt Der Bill
bune eines. neuen Mtatferiuma teauftra9t
porpen. Der &6ais btaist ben prpteit bes
proie0ors S. Don DSQineer 9esen oas Dog
ma ter papfliden l1afeblbarfeIt uno brtnst
In i'm, ben 5taat sesen BEN .Gtnfue eer
Stride au oertbeibi9eu.
BerliE. - @raf Bismard bielt TN
Reids.ase eine 8ese seeen bic Auibebuns
ter Eobesarafe. Ct faste, bic Auf9ebuns
berlelbsn tpilrbe bas neue 5traf9elesbu6i in
@efabs brtnsen. Der Retdstas teoc4
ltimn1te NIT ether Mebrbeit 0 i~e6enunb~
brei6is @ttmmen su @anQen Der Iuf-
bebung. .
Waris.-Dte fransDFlde ReBterurs bat
i6ren @elanbten in Hom our 9r0bten Bors
lldt Bel ieinen8 efretunsen, eteSnNitutionen
Der fattolilhen @taaten ju l9assn. ere
n,abut. ,a ....rt ...
Nadrt9ten BON, Senegal (Mirita) MEL
ben, Bag bic Transolen etnen 9roben @tes
lber BE Gin9ebprenen in ber frana0RfHen
Nieberla6uns am Senesal am 9. Gebr. ct
runsen baben. 7,- g. s.'1* s~@t . ,-.
|, @etersburg.-Gin srpeeM Men'
|f&en uabm an Ser eeidenfeie-li&fett bes
plSbli9 perRcrbenen 9rn. q. Burlinsarne,
G9efs Der 9ineFi4en @elanbtiAat 2betl.'
SAT- ale tier. anidiisen ,&merttaner, pas
aan;e biplpmatiiAe Gorps, bic a%b}utanten
bes &ailers ,uno anbere bOte 8ean1te battea
f9 et%nsefunben. Die 2etAe 8urlinsau'ss
III ei~nballamirt, I'M, mad ben Ser. Staaten
eebra4t au werben., @etern fattets Der
&atfer Der Btttne etnen Befu@ al. l,s,
Yarts.-Neure Ma9rt4ten aus Sara
suaY melben, ba6f bic armee BON ecpes 3tuar
our9 Dsferteure febr b~eeinatrt tuprben fet,
bod btbaupte er f& nod INNER se8sn bic
B%raIlianer. (qDie oft 1T Der arn1e aope3
f9on ais sel9lasen sen1elbst tporbenD
n.-Das Cabinet bat uber Ste
Mrt unb Weife berl1 nterbriidun9 Der trtl9en'
rnruben Bef9lub sefabt. @labfone unb
Torteseue peruarftn tesli&e 3wanssmittel.
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: Neuere8 aus &ptn.

Nm Is. Gebr. bert@tet Elm GprreS<
ponpent !: Inter benz @oriBe ber Car
pindle 8ilip, @opalti, be Mueelts> 9ar>
nabo unp NntoneQt baben 11eueroin96
flnf 3ulammenfinfte Der Garcindle
jtatteefunpen, un1 cine @eritdnotsun8
iber Die @erte0eruns per @ei&aftsoro>
1,uns peS Goncils berbei5ufdbren. Sc
banoelt {@ i'm We(entli@er oarun,, bic
8e(9leuni9uns ter8 erbanpIunsen m5s=
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%st@ermaufa
erf9errngS< 81
~ ....,. (eQl9aft. %..."
293 & 295 Broaomas, Netu Dost,

Aoli,en. 50. Stunt 1863, $500. 249.0O
BeaabIt fur 2Oee2fdne, 958 ,929. 90
S6brlidbe1 @tneptntnen nber 1.45O. OOO.9O
Or1 Dtotsense 40 Nrojent.
"a rtet *. 81 10 enbIer, 8E6uess @efftnbpnG
@ice.prdHSnt. YrdaSknt-
asentsn bsr @efIf@af In Min~
Ella aas ,ala. ~, nefota- II .g
Rudolph Lehmicke, saltwater.
Rudolph Schenennann, gao e: st. Cloud.
Johann Heinrich, iTaiaaa: n2q Minneapolis.
Adam Buck, 5Na :1~2,.a:a.aa:gs Henderson,.
Wilhelm Schimmel, 80 : st. Peter.
Justus Heinrich Hartmann, az Mankato.
Ludwig Bogen, +" go New Ulm.
Anton Klaus, Faribault.
H. Gunz, :55G:.4:A : Austin.
Edmund Eichhorn, Hastings.
Gustav Heinrichs, ~T:.A Winona.
Peter Geyermann, Shakopee.
Adolph Horstmann, Owatonna.
S.st5 rs daf ,,sasr.s ...
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-01
NEW YORK.
Formidable Expedition against the
Asiattc PtrRtes--Electton Row IN
Jersey City.

New YORK, April 1.-The frigate Col
orado and corvettes Alaska and Benecia
are ordered to the Asiatic squadron, and
are being furnished with an unusual
number of light feld-pieces. Additional
orders have been issued for fall compile,
mept of Remington breeeh-loading nus
kets and pistols. Under favorable cir
cumstances, the Admiral commanding
can land eight hundred splendidly armed
men, amply supported by artillery.
These ornaments are supposed to be in
tended for the punishment of the natives
Of eorea end Formosa for outrages on
American seamen. The American,
English, French, Dutch and Prussian
ships will combine, the expedition mum,
boring five thousand men, which will
doubtless bring the pirates to terms.
Jim. Gassiqk, q notorious character
went into Florence's saloon, on Broad
way, yesterday, and amused himself BY
firing o revolver promiscuolsly and
driving tbs lRmates int tho street III
was arrested and released on bail
Assemblyman Murphy denies being
welded to Kate Foy, and declares the
announcement Of the marriage mali
ciously false.
The hudsfa RqYing Association pro
pose inviting the London Rowipg pluu
to visit this country to compete in the
annual regatta, or row the Champion
creg the following day in a three mile
race on the HUDSON:
At Democratic primary meeting il
Jersey City, last evening, In the FRS
Ward when the poll was declared closed
most indescribable scene occurred
An attempt was made TO smash thu
ballotbos AZ the men then mounted
the table TO speak, bpt were ka6Gked of
and one had his leg broken.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-01
The judicial Election.
MEMPHIS, April l. 1870.

MEMPHIS, April 1, lofV'
To the Editor of the Ledger:
/ notice ia lie Avalanche ofthis morn
ing an editorial opposing earty nomina-
tons for judicial Offices in this esasig
Whether the Democrats nominate can
didates or not the Radicals will certainly
virtually aominate and unite upon mem
bers of their party. # the Democratic
party do not nominate caadidates, then
the opposition, which Is already far sp-
perior to it in organization and party de.
yotion, will elect those who are opposed
to Democracy, and will, i doubtnot, also
give us aen very little fit for Offices.
The opposition bsve their men, even
now, picked out, ana reither Judge
Scruggs nor any other man VINO is not
allied with them, stands any chance OF
election, aaless the Democratic party
make nominations agq We will have for
all Of these Offices men witLgqt capacity
or fitness for the positions, gk9 RE
either Radicals or travelling towards
Raaicalism and loyal leagues
Tbs ealy way for the Democratic
party TO preserve life, is to organize
thoroughly and speedily, and maintain
rigidly strict party lines.
should regret much TO see the meB
in Office whom the opposition party are
prefasipg to elect in July next;
VICTOR.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-01
OHIO.
A nav Of Jubilee over the Fifteenth
Observation-Disclosures I'm the river
railroad Interests-Wnter WORKS
Tesf. Efc--A Husband POfsOner.

CINCINNATI, April Lieut.. Worth
ington and others, against the Treasurer
of Hamilton county, to recover moneys
paid for taxes upon the stock of corpora
tons existing without the State, was de-
cided for defendants, upon the ground
that payment was voluntarily made.
The Buckeye Racing Club at meet
ing last night, adopted the new racing
code recently adopted by the National
Turf Congress at New York.
A mass meeting of colored citizens to
celebrate the Fifteenth Amendment will
be held at Zion Church tonight.
Ole Bull gives concert at Pike s
Hall tonight,
Dalton, Coleman & Co.'S liabilities
amount to SLATE; assets, STAG, 232.
The river is uncomfortably high, and
the occupants of premises on Front
street, between Lawrence and Broadway
and Main and Walnut, are drowned out.
Many business men about Ludlow and
Lawrence are moving Unless the river
decreased the food viii do considerable
damage in the lower part of the city.
River men think the full point has been
reached; but the rain is everywhere
prevalent, and the small streams are all
over the banks.
Merchants here have arranged for i'm
portations direct via San Francisco
At meeting of the Marietta and Gin
cinnati Railroad Company yesterday
it was decided to issue three million dol
lars mortgage bonds to apply upon I'M
provements and equipments. The terms
of the lease with the Little Mama and
Columbus, and Xenia and Pittsburg and
ST. Louis railroads take effect to-day.
SpRINGFIELD, April MARY Happ, of
Fremont, was arrested on suspicion of
poisoning her husband, who died, after
brief illness, on the 18th of September
last His body was disinterred on
the 18th ult., and chemical analysis
revealed the presence of arsenic. Mrs.
Happ's examination will take place on
Monday.
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We learn that this great combination
will be here some time during the sea
son, and when we hear of Ames circus
coming we always feel like speaking a
good word for il. Colonel Ames is one
of the best-hearted and most indefatiga-
BILE men in the business. He spares no
money or pains to secure the best per
formers in every line, and the greatest
variety of living and wonderful animals.
He is also a fine judge of public taste,
and knows how to please the public.
He has been before the Southern people
too long to need any introduction. We
merely intended to say that people who
go to his shows always get their money
back in sightseeing. The menagerie is
one of the largest eyer assembled in this
country, and is well worth going to see.
In the circus department he has engaged
those wonderful gymnasts the Millson
Bros. Mr. Fred Watson, the greatest
rider of the day; Mile Lucille Watson,
beautiful and renowned equestrienne;
Johnny Lawton, the great humorist;
Harry Tribes and his talented children;
Charley Seely, one of the best modern
clowns; J. A. Ball, a leading gymnast
star, and other talent too numerous to
mention. Every department is a com
lplete show within itself, and testifes to
the zeal with which Colonel Ames has
been at work all winter. When he starts
this way on his Southern tour we will let
the public know.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-01

The bar at Covington has called upon
Colonel Isaac NJ. Steele, of that place,
to become a candidate for Judge of the
Fifteenth Judicial Circuit at the ensuing
election The action of the bar is in
dorsed by the people generally of Upton
and Lauderdale counties, where he has
long practiced law and is most favorably
known. He is an old lawyer, well read
in his profession, enjoys the respect and
confidence of all who know him, and
would make an excellent Judge.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Caution 80 Audacious Counterfeit.

Caution - AudaciOus Counterfeit.
The reputation which, for many years, has at
tached TO Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,' as
the STANDARD TosIo OF THE AGE, and the large
demand for the article, not only in the United
States but elsewhere, have provoked the Gu
pidity of the CONTRIBUTING TRIBE, and it has
been extensively SIMULATED and INITIATED by
INSCRIPTIONS sharpers.
The most daring eounierfeit Of said article,
which has been attempted. has recently come
10 our knowledge. The engraved steel label
on bottles containing the genuine bitters, with
its beautiful vignette of st. George and the
dragon, its shield, containing a warning
against counterfeiters. and its note of hand
for "one cent" at the foot, signed with our
firm name, has been copied SO closely that the
fraud can only be detected on minute in
spection. The dark label u also we'll counter
feiled, and the wording on both the imitation
and genuine are precisely the same, the differ
ence being simply In the execution of the
work; that of the imitation being somewhat
coarser than the genuine. Other counterfeits
are on the market, which are in all particulars
the same as described above, with the excep-
ton of slight difference in the spelling Of
PIT name
IN addition to the above, these eaunterfeiters
haye gone 50 far in some instances as to place
2 strip Of paper over the cork and fasten to the
neck Of the bottle, on which is q yignette, and
otherwise printed 10 resemble the general APP
pearapce of our proprietary U. S. Revenue
stamp. but upon inspection will disclose the
absence Of the figure ~" and the words
four cents" also United States Internal
Revenue" all of which, together with addi-
tional wording, appear on our genuine stamp.
The public are, therefore, especially warned
against these new eqUSrERFEITs, and are ad-
yised to purchase Hostetter's stomach Bitters
only of houses whose integrity is above suspi-
cion. The true specific is sold in bottles erelu-
sigelv-nevsr IN lpik.-HosTErTER 4 SMITH,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-01
nrTLER ANp sESTER.

The following is from the Chicago
Times, and is quite sensible. The senti-
ments are the same a. our own, and we
are as mHch surprised a the course Of
things As is this editor BIZ what
authority does Ben. Butler and BIS Be
construction Committee presume 20
inquire into the local affairs Of Ten
nessee or any other State Of the Union
II the laws of the rEited States we're
set At defiance, it then sight sGord q
pretest for thus interfering 1ifh aar
government: or If the Governor shOnls
signify that the laws, as enacted by The
Legislature, coald not be enforced by
his authority. it would in that case be
compatible for the General Government