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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-31

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They are prepared after approved
formulas.
They are compounded of the purest
and finest ingredients.
They are Endorsed by the Medical Pro-
fession.
They are recommended by the News
papers.
They are praised by the preachers.
They have been tested in thousands
of homes.
They have been analysed by the first
Chemists.
They should be in every family.
All otherremedies are secret. Edward
Wilder's are open to the investigation of
any graduate of medicine.
Use no other. Save health and lengthen
life.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-31

KosKoo is Endorsed by the best physicians
everywhere. Read the following from DR..
Tillery, a successful tPraStitipSnssr of many
Rocky MOUNT, EDGEooMBE Co., L
September 10, 1869.
DIR. J. j. LAwRENcE-Dear Sir: / have used
your Concentrated Fluid Extract of Koskoo in
my practice with the hqppiest results. find it
to be powerful Liner Inoigorqtor, Blood Puri-
Liver, Scrofulous syphilitic, and Nervous AZ
fections, Il is remedy of Immense vall,e; in fact,
in almost every variety of Chronic Diseases its
use is indicated. Hoping you may meet with
rer of reliable medicines. am, sir, with much
respect, your obedient servant,
X. q. TILLERY, NJ. ID.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-31
Read the following from Mr.. Won

prominent hardware merchant of thise
No. Is MARKET SQUARE. NORFOLK, Vat
October ID, 1863.
Dr.. LAwREScK-D ear, Sir: To the large num-
Der Of testimonials which you offer of the
In adding my own. ! suffered greatly with
Nervous Debility, Headache, loss Of appetite,
etc. Two bottles Of koskOo restored me to
HsA''H' J. q. woMBLE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-31
MEMPHIS POSTOFFICE.
Closes.

OFFICE HouRs-FRoM AN. TO 6P.M.; SUNDAY
From TO 10A.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22

ittee on the action Of the Htate Executive Committee
to m eVinhehdng union Of the two Republican Assoea-
W. Hepburn, appointed a committee TO meet Ike
d from the other organization to accomplish the
The XvIIIth District Irish Republican As
suI.,qh last night Hugh Coleman presiding, adopted
rSotohs lndorsing the nominations OF the saratogs
1ohyenton and expressing sympathy with the French
Republic. Speeches were made by Messrs Coleman
o'shea, and Others
The Ath Assembly German Republican Club
Balgn Club with the following officers: Henry Merit
sc,atnti Charles Gunthner Vice President A. Pass
selnnulier H. Wagner, and T. Rsenbaum Dele gates to
'"e "Oou'ord ana haufnann Central Campaign Club
=, Last evening, at a well-attended meeting Of
lne soldiers and sailors OF the With District campaign
Glno was formed, with the following officers: President
Jas; n. campbell; Yce-Presidents VIM McCrede, Wm.
Treasurer, VIM. P. Eery. Jas II Campbell and others
MADE spirited addresses urging each and every member
W uo iu4I uuty IN the campaign.
The Soldiers of the IXth District WoOdfOrd
ana kaufnann Club held an enthusiastic meeting last
evening at Lebanon Hall. Col. Clark, President Of the
viewed the history Of the Republican party, explained
reason OF the peoples confidence and asked that it
ana rSPeaung IN local politics were made by Col Benz
a. a. ltas' Col A. j. II. Duganne, Col Geo. W. de Costa,
ana Cen Dennis +. Burke.
The WOOdford and Kaufman Soldiers and
Sailors Campaign Club OF the XIIth District has chosen
the following additional officers Messrs Thos McCabe
ana Mm Whemborner, Vice Presidents; James Mona
non, Sergeant rms; David ellis, Captain OF Com
bahy Ihas. Mitchell, First-Lieutenant VIM. Moore,
eecOnd-Leutenan; Delegates to the soldiers ana sail
ors Central Campaign Club Col John W. Marshall, Capt.
Chas Hyser, Major John A. Meek, Chas s. Pike, Capt.
Andrew A. scheidler Mr. John Miller is President OF
the Society.
The Fourth Ward (BroOklyn) WOodfOrd and
Kaufman Club held very large meeting last evening
az tne hfpublc6n General Committee Rooms Francis VI.
Crafts presiding. Resolutions adopted looking to
the formation OF Central Campaign Club, 70 be com
posed or delegates from the several ward clubs OF the
county Two hundred and fifty signatures were obtained
to the roll and Executive and Finance Committees were
demonstration on Wednesday evening next stirring
address made BY II. :. Bellows.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
AMERICAN DENTAL CONVENTION.

The Convention reassembled yesterday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock, President Amber in the chair The
subject OF Dental Education came up for discussion.
Under this head paper was read by DR.. Atkinson OF
NewYork certain parts Of which created marked SEN
satiOn and warmly applauded although it was
evident that many Of the members did not concur IN all
his suggestions.
DR.. j. : Laumer suggested that the cause Of dental
education would furthered n dentists would effect
insurance their lives the amount OF which might go
70 the support Of the dental schools.
At the OF the discussion the Convention adjourned
until evening IL the afternoon the members visited the
American Institute Fair in body, upon the Invitation oi
the District Dental Society ~ New-Iork. -
At the evening session 80 delegates we're present Inc
first subject for discussion the best protection fOr
exposed nerves. The discussion was general, but
seemed 10 agree on the OXychOrde OF zinc az the best
material for filing in Cuch Passing aluson was
made 10 the hydrate OF chlOTa the an9sthetc Tor
which a great future predicted In dental operations
The subject OF cOntourfng elected very spirited dls-
cusson diversified with diagrams and personal ausons
The Convention then adjourned, to meet at 10 TINS
run
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
CONYFNTION OF sOUTHERN TNION ny.

CONVENTION OF SOUTHERN UNION MIN
RICHMOND, Sept. 21.-The DiTGich Of tomorrow
will publish the following call for Convention oil
native Unouists Of the South;
To ne Nafpe Union Men Of ne SOufh:
After consultation with many Of the Native Original
Union Men Of South has been deemed advisable to
call meeting OF such in the city of Knoxville, Tenn on
the lst day Of November next The main object of this
conference is to consult upon the present condition OF
the country and to take consideration the rights Of
Constitution and to the Union. It's not called in tie
pose; hence all who are Union Men respectfully
invited to meet us on that occasion.
Among the subjects which win be brought to the atten
ton Of the meeting will be something like the following
programme Of principles:
First. To accept in good faith tho XVIII aud XVIII
Amendments ~ the Constitution OI the lhited states
as the final settlement o. tie scale or the African race
second. Universal Amnesty, and the restoration 10
man Of tie civil and political rights "IAch Ae eh-
Third: Equality and uniformity Ia taxation, 50 that
every section shall pay its nroportonabe part tat DO
interest shall be charged with more than lts Just proper
ton. -,
FOURTH Compensation TO loyal men in the South Tor
pr phrfV taken for the OF the Government during me
ana the payment Of all claims due cllIlehs Oi tne
SOuth for services rendered prior 20 rhe war.
Fiuh. PAYMENT Of the Public Debt according 10 con-
tract and pecally as Is consistent WITH que te-t
for the Interests the people, and also an eqa dstDu
tiOu of tho banking capita In tie oOuth ana west ~
SifI The repeal or modification Of the Oath Of ONCE
A. prescribed by the act of July 2. 1902.
SereuH: That all who are required 10 discharge lIe
duties pl citizens are eulcd 10 al the Libf "1 P4''
ff ld..ilbie that every state in the South should
Oo i'p' 80 GEo. W BOOKER OF Virginia.
A j. HAMILTON of Texas.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
EXPLOSION OF BoMBs-TwO MEN KILLED.

Two large bOmb-shells were among some
lots OF old iron received recently the machine shops
OF John Cary on susse1-st Jersey City On discover
ing them the proprietor ordered them TO be thrown into
the river This order neglected and yesterday the
shells got into the furnace with other iron which was
melting The result dreadful explosion, by wnch
one workman killed and another fatally injured as
supposed and the house set on fire. The workman 40
was instantly killed the very man To whom the ofder
lad been the shells There were TWO re
ports heard, following sharply att,r the other
iadle containing the netal-abOut 800 pounds-was
thrown 80 the shop. The roof ana portion
Of tie side OF the building was blown 10 pieces
Peter Linrry who had just entered the place. was IN
stautly killed. All his clothes were torn from hn ana
his body was horribly muiilated. A fellOw-Workmah,
Thomas Green injured severely, and 10 - supposed
fatally Iinery large family. The loss OF Cary
is snated at 2,5OO upon which there Is no Insurance
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
INTERNATIONAL SANITARY COMMISSION.

meeting of the American Association Tor
tbc Relief Of the Misery Of was hed yes'er
~ the house OF the Rev II. W. Bellows d. d. Ihere
- '-'y - the Rev Dr. Bellows, Wm. L. Dodge lr, D.
" TeTS TeuTins G. ; p Bowes, esq OF PARIS Dri Lsns
u,rri the Rev C. l.. Brace Dr. G H. Agngw, nU"1i B ~
Paifr es0 and Theodore Roosevelt ESD me rev r r
IoiteI' and the Rev. C. L. Brace acted a. 9ee
b.hONs b Prsdent stated that the U. : Government
bod Jelined 10 take part IN the lntfr1Aoia ,,
% .l' -, ~, ,,ro for preserving neuray on nalllel
, bI,, an the general ground OF not Wlsnlns 70 a. az
rt ir S,Iv European complication. paleI va III ~
-. "a he Mr. & T. = BOwles Ol Iaila Wklhs @ q iiult.
and individual Intervention by Alneii0'A' AZ
Dr. Elisha Harris made an lIteIesliE rir mis- ,r
Ue reported that the total OF k'H asc % i"rd ~
hg .n be safely estimated at lsouVN IPHaru ~ "
~ o vnnnded passed Mayence pr. i1ua % a aug. y;
~ eu paper- state that sot'O ollaeu W I , l,
Inc M, prus.aus had at the lst OF september
ioS eo by other account. lioeo Sounuee ,b i Is
@ ,e citi.s of Mez and strasnourg le SUI te's %
nlVur rd1"us aud perous task 1hs i'Inet Ty ia,
I,', NV ~ 80, to on 90 men, who now suuci h." 'Ain.t
Ven r,,,in and vau, IL slasoous me 5un,l
iug rrust be excessive olA "l-J "l i1 collars s,.l
49, for security NON t-t .,..-.. ,t
.'5o. a.. .,-.t..Is" in an ". '., ,, ~ t.a.t-.d
fr,r. t,.rl contributions Of article u"l 'o"''"o""
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
ATTEMPT TO swINDLE A BANK.

An attempt was made yesterday to swindle
the First National Bank OF Morristown ~ j. by means
Of false check or $780, drawn the Fourth National
Bank Of New-YOrk and presented at the Morristown
Bank for deposite and against which the woudbe de-
pDsltor desired to draw 500. AT about a. n nicely
dressed young man Of about five feet six in hight de
scribed as having black eyes and hair. and be-
ing dressed in dark clothes, presented himself
at the cashiers desk aud introduced himself
Mr.. +. r. Marsh, handing in a letter a blank, with
the printed heading "R. W. Mason Produce Merchant
No. lis Warreust New York" and which stated that the
bearer, Mr. Marsh. the accredited agent Of X. II.
Mason, and about establishing in MurristOwn
branch house Of the firm The latter stated tat Nj T.
II. Perkins, President OF the Importers and Trader,
bank of Ncw-YOrk, and which is the agency
Of the MOrrstOwn Bank had requested him
10 deposit and draw through the First National
Bank OF M0rristOwn The letter signed II. Mason
and the same signature ON q small detached piece OF
paper ncl0sed for Pastng In the Banks signature
book Mr.. Marsh then presented MasOns check on the
Fourth National Of fNewYork 10 all appearance duly cor
titled. and proposed to deposit the same. He. however
at requested TO draw 500 a check OF MasOnS
which he had with him. and this first excited suspicion
The bank officers refused To permit him to draw the
amount TIL further adyices were received from Now
York, whereupOn Mr.. Marsh withdrew, refusing, how
ever 90 leave his checks Inquiries by telegram resulted
In proving the check to be false and the or Mf Per
ku4s's name unauthorized The swinder escaped
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER % 1870

majority which he Will help to swell. ZAP
msnse Perfect your organizations; be earnest and
uPh YOU gained then To be won again. and the thou
SANDS OF your majority TO be counted whore the Their
the nlpeues. lCbeers and applause.I
Again hank you for this demonstration. This Is not
TIE proper time 10 discuss the issues Of the campaign,
anu you VIII excuse me, sure from making long
speech Ibid voc good night. tCheersl
On concluding his speech, Gov. Hoffman introduced
Controller Nichols who was present, and who, IN re-
sponse to the cheering salutations OF the crowd
made an eloquent and impressive speech BE was glad
to see with what readiness the people responded TO e
nominations made at Rochester The names OF our can
ulGtes are hardly announced and the roar .. er
beratng along the line; yet here You are up nl1 y,
doing We 60 into the canvass under the eaoeI re G
our gallant Governor, tried and not found wahus M,
is the idol Of the popular heart. IOu ana arc hlho
glad to serve under him sagacious patriotic o
the model OF Democratic Governor -. ,oar.
stranger 80 TO speak, to the Democracy Two ye an
ago, they triumphany elected him. but now hhNt Dct
tried in the fiery furnace OF public scrutiny anu ~
hne gold they will double the old majority LOoH nt 81
guardian or their rights. LOOK AT iirs nis and
OF acts OF hasty ineonsderae' pernhfcU1S heen over
ridden. Fearlessly he has held them up 70 e tne
Of the G9nsdpPh hs Teo ad For this one
characteristic feature Of his administration IN sSs .t
times Of loose Interpretation and recOss dlsregau o %
sacred instrument very bulwark OF free people az
patriotic men should unite as one man IN ~ M p %
stuencies What dearer to the Democratic heart than
these He has again and again stood up ioT them oUA
AT the downfall OF the whole brood OF pestiferous COM
missions by the last Legislature LOOK t ~
fairs forced in his messages as contrasted win
extravaganza which Increases the burdens OF taxatlon
Look at his of the public credit which wOuu M pay
gold for gold tus preservinG to the State character
which enables AZ at will TO borrow all the markets of
the world at the lowest rates
Speeches were also made by Judge Allen and Francis
Herman of Utica There were bonres, torchlghts and
great enthusiasm One hundred guns were fired as soon
as the nominations were received here
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
crpENAnF no GOV. HOFFMAN.

ALBANY, Sept. 21.-The Jacksonian Guards,
under Capt James MacFaiane, serenaded Gov. Hon-
man this evening The nominations were received Win
enthusiasm seldom witnessed here. In response TO re-
peated calls the Governor said;
SPEECH OF GOV HOFFMAN
anks nv friends; sincere thanks for TINS prompt anu
ay rathcatOu by you OF the action OF the h0chesIer
T0nveuti0n to-day. lAppausel learn thal ltb Pr,
ceadnp were marked by the greatest enthusiasm anu
81 MIST perfect unity. No warning factions, no Cns
t, Irterests no personal aspirations, no lhdiNluual
,es narred the harmony OF It's deliberations IL came
-, No neoue represented the people, ana Nae spOhc
80 ths peuule an in the people name LOuu aPplao.
~ Hd,nistratiOn controlled H. lth delegates nave no
t.t iUNueuced by the promise OF Ohlcc OF pLt.ii9o.
viii uTiee IApplause.l They were uie ihue
yes Of their Independent cons aLu
~ ilI return 10 their homes DISTURBED py no ncit
i, ar iealoueies satisfied with tIelr NOIk anu III Iol
ant ~ the auprOval Of the people. lAPpdust 1h
f,uditou of things, especially "heh con'I"S ~ W."
o., uroceedfugs and results oI nv lno
tDUt Convention at Saratoga, 10 "lIoh
n.ed not further alude indicates ,IVVl. IVVl yUJ
atJ for tbe ticket this day nominated Iiii,, ., @ M
.rinu. victory Never has our party III tls o'"Io
sIVtrd "A more solid trent; never baS u rhoNn @
differentiation 10 achieve success; never HtIl 10 - @
I,.ct. yULter TheIe will be no |aLl OF enstby VI 'a
ivity because the result is deemed certain M o'S' I
SfntS the desire and ambition H I. t"I4c' W. o. " -
tt-rottg. ~ cation 90 u. at oHI 4! ti'i" .. .
,.,,,rygl ming Every Democrat nave '.iH
frrI 4 III. .i., .i aUiy to l4Hu! o. .'.ii. '
+. I.fs a.d I.s .p.s.I ~. tbe
male and realize tie Inagni'nh' o. '
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
THE ALLEGED FRENCH RECRUITS.

The passengers who were fOrcibly elected
from the Transatlantic CompaDys steamer Lafayette, by
the United officers, still remain In the city ut
IL Dir usual quarters Mr.. Mackenzie, the agent OF the
Coulpany, emphaticaly denies that he elected any
passengers from the Lafayette, or that he par
t,culted In any movement to their dlsGOm-
fort. He furthermore declares, tnat PIloii
H. the shipment Of the cargo Of the Lafayette he read
the neutrality laws took legal advice on the subject ana
was REPRESENTED at Washington when opinion was
delivered regarding shipments abroad and that all
tended to confirm the perfect proprey OF the shipments
e announces that he will far practicable, obtain
st of the passengers expelled and will see that they are
provided with proper counsel for the recovery OF al
dnmages caused by their detention.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
The members of the Grand Army of th

The members of the Grand Army of the
ponnhic will meet at No % Thirdaye this evening TO
make arrangements for the funeral OF Admiral Farragu
A swimming race came off yesterday between
a number OF women at the new public swimming BATH
f,f ~ Cbaress for a caster and set OF ewelry. The
rst prize was won by Miss Mary Jane HILL and the sec
Ond by Miss Anna Price.
Thomas Reynolds, who keeps liquor saloon,
has hee arrested for receiving four large bOaconstc
tors stolen from the schooner Tampco, on the ZIt OF
August knowing the same 10 be stolen Two OF the rep
tiles we're found III Reynolds possession
The funeral of the Hon. Hezekiah ID. Rob
ert at BEDFORD Westcheser County, yesterday after-
noou was largely attended The following gentlemen
acted AZ pall-bcarcrs Chaunccy NJ. Depew, john ID
Ketcham LANES W. Hustled, james Bates, Dr. Pelt0n =
ID clifford ID. W. Miller, and John HIIoran. AL tAe
stores of the village closed.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
LOCAL POLITICS.

The Hon. James w. Hustled is renominated
for the Assembly by the Republicans Of the Hid District
OF Westchester Co.
At a meeting held at Queens, i. l., Mr.
-. NJ Oakley was nominated for Assembly from the
lid District OF Queens County
The Republicans Of the Nth Ward Of New
ark met last night at Roseye Park and were addressed
The Thomas Conan Association fired 100
- 4, the PARK Yesterday in honor of tie nomination
Toi r Hoffman Tor Governor by the Democratic Con
ventiOn.
George r. Olney and others of Brooklyn have.
,sUed ~ circular calling for meeting Of citizens of
f1,s Comfy at Montague Hal tomorrow evening. 10
easIIrss fo presenting ticket 20 be supported at
IN Isti,r lection opposition 10 the Ring ticket"
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT MEETINGS.
Col. Morgan addressed, l., the Nth District ,c
" Uayiland was elected secretary.
The XVIII District Union Republican Asso-
- vii have % grand ratification meeting az CONT
cnoII Hall Eirhthayc. and Thirty fourthst, Tues
dty evening next
The Woodford and kauimaun Club Of the
gfrrt mot 90 h1. 7-J lrratFaF llaL evening 90
I've the report OF tue chairman Of The Executive Com
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
PLOT IN East NEw-YORK.

Yesterday 60 men from the Dry Dock calling
themselves the Atlantic Juniors, visited Brede's Hotel,
East New-York, on target excursion. They were ac-
compaued by nearly 100 Of the most dsrepuable char
ecters male and female which be found in the
Eleventh Ward OF this city. There were from ~
to 80 girls between the ages OF l3 and II years,
the maiority OF whom inebriated. The en-
tire parfv became riOtOus, took possession OF the
hotel and finally commenced fighting among them
ves The watchnen and several deputy shcrfs vain
y eudcavOred to preserve peace. The citizens OF the
place became much alarmed, and the prOprctors Of the
sb0us IN tire vicinity closed their doors. Finally, Com
paiy OF the 2sth Regiment ordered out, surround
ed the rOwdies with fixed bayOnes, and marched them
IN he tnwn limits.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
Al Notices of Marriages must De t.Sogsed ria fan
UxzIzExz,lzrUzs
LLELI

DILD
coIToY-In Broohrn on weinesly Sep. a. oI c. EE ofJs
Il coi on in ,be II year of her sge
ao5 Prsdeas IT, .ssoaG house Te ,ioa c6a.on
D2UGHTr-Ia Brogs,5 T1e-..y soh inst Ss n ss,.S "A
Fur,ri oAy TAai,,. os. p m The r,.aere, q .'
ave-. Brooklyn. The vii, Je aeel IN Greenwood
Howl Brooklyn. wesay Sept p sias st1 gh1n 90 q
han U. s. n. N the 1874 yesr o. biz sgs.
on Fhs 20 nst, i2 OeOe s resleae Of s1 4her,
JAcKsoSAi SeTov l. Sept Jackson aged
aeaee NcEtogn. Fnd-y, sept - Al. oe5ck
KEEN-ln this city we5esay Sept a. samusi T. Keen Gss
nj 5siT;, s friends - .' % %,ss,a !'e s;,a b fs, :,
O'Clock, W.sBou. inrter notice.
LANBERT-Ia B-oolyl on Tassn, Sept 90 short ins D.
LANSING Of Hon Raari Lambert and Of he fr %
LsmJer. s BsLe.ct. q The 35h yc4s Of bis sge.
The friends of e lm inyiei TO attend h fan,a On Pa1 10
wife Of jo6s Nhei sn a. er of tie s's Bo5.rt w,rg
services n 81 Paul Caarea corner Of siVsy and Fgiioast
lhuraia, morning q 10 oeiocl
Moore. asel ~ years IL months 4ld . ds}s.
from he residence oih-r &hsr 70 20 Wes. Tr oai %
Friday 10 O'Clock
EAsB-H Brooklyn Tuesday SEPT Epc-e Ns- IN iheC,
Funeral rom lsen Of her rot-e Nre a4ge p c.1noa st.
fne14s arr invite to attend
PATTERroS-A. h rsaenee IIsss J. suHisy ls'h n'.
Dayd Pesn = Pfrc pei Ns .cho NO > in -s Ilsi yeaf
FGueral De- he'll Lach @
TNeHTsst this ciiY. Thuafsr "a q
O'Clock 3. Res iucals oi - amy 2tial sisr4
attend.
NINTH CLASS ASSOCIATION Old Public school No. Tho
of Od SCHOOL Grove
anA HUDSON s,s Tiusa7, 70 steni be sscgai ~
b D. T.. SUTHERLAND. President.
g. D. CARDozo, Chairman Executive COMMITTEE.
sCHLEsSG ERweinessy sept p, Mary Jane vios o. p
Scheinger aged g. yesrs.
Tie uculs Oi e family nriei - aell t iicrA
late reii@nce No k West Thirty hil-t sat1lal ts
q 10 m.
WALrOY-On Tuesay Sept 90 suddenly. John 3. Waliea
of the rl IS
residence - Renw.eA-st FRIDAY afternoon a "a O'Clock
WOLP-On Wednesiay sept p short Illness Ea' Wolf d. D.
Of Rhine. Germany. sgei . yea1
TIE relatives Of family rp.ctgly invite 70 ale1f
his lste residence No ~ West Twenty hi-st %
SATURDAY. the 24tA inst. a. 2 u cl0cA T., IA.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22

which up 10 Aug 10 already amounted To 2faM M francs
The Society had osIthted eight corps Gv1Dbu-
rnces mobiles sent agents 2ong the line Of
Transporting wounded and sex, with 100000 fTancS
establish refugees and waysde rciefs after the mannerf
tie United states Sanitary Committee For current
penses % OOoIOO francs month id been allotted 10
each cOrDs ddmJudnceS The German system OF yoiun-
tary aid with it's center at Berlin. has auXiIa1es In
every city and town At the expiration Oi Two WEEKS h
August, the Association occupied two nSlehse stoie
houses, and had received $4,000 from Berlin.
On motion % Vim. l.. Dodge, jr. esq u Ws neSoiVen
that the american Branch ~ the Internat9lsl As
sOciatiOn for the Relief Of Misery Of Battle Fcds ana
In view o the fact that such vast numbers OF W0ud3d
are needing relief In Europe at this time the members
were called upon 90 appeal to the American people 10
raise funds TO be Immediately sent 20 Europe for the ad
or the sick and wounded in the French ana derhae
New-York tribune., 1870-09-22
CONDITION OF ANDREW J. WILSON, JR.

The physicians of Mr.. Wilson of Grand Park
Mamaroneck Westchester County, who attempted sui
10y cutting his throat pronounce his condition hope
full II is stated by those who have been called upon to
examine his accounts that handsome surplus would be
left after the payment Of all claims, If his property
were disposed OF. TIE attempt at suicide, winch
was made while lie cOnYalesceut after
severe illness, occurred just when lis friends,
who hid taken charge Of lis business,
were closing with his creditors
and IN consequence these will he temporarily delayed
pxy and seems o. have been driven to desperation by
ihe effect upon a weakened mind Of the anonymous
threats and open abuse Of sndry small creditors MT,
Thomas L. Hawey has been made Of the property