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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Life Sustaining 0rgans.-The two or
gans which minister most directly 10 the sup
port Of the body are the stomach and liver. In
the former the first process Of digestion takes
place. under the action Of that powerful sol
vent. the gastric juice. Thence the food. con-
verted into pulp. passes into the duodenum,
where Il Is subjected 10 the action Of the bile
or gall. flowing from the liver. and Of the huid
generated by the pancreas. or sweetbread VI
the system. These Soereti0Rs separate the
nutritious portion from the rest. and II Is then
taken up by the absorbent vessels and con-
veyed into the channels Of circulation in the
form Of venous blood. while the waste matter
il discharged through the bowels. Unless all
these processes are duly performed. disease Of
SONG sort l. inevitable. and the hes. u all
medicinal agents for preserving or restoring
the tone and regulating the action Of the three
organs-the stomach. liver and in.estines-by
which the three-fold work Is carried on. Is
Hostetter's Stomach Bitten. Indigestion l.
generally accompanied by copslipation, and
the esHile cathartie oneraiion Of the Bitiers y
ne less Important in cases Of this kind, than
IL tonic effect upon the stomach and the
hillary gland. Beauty " person a. well as
health, depends IN no small degree upon the
regularity Of the excretive functions. A sal
low complexion, thick opaque coarse skin.
tainted breath, rush Of blood 70 the head. loss
Of memory. headache. and extreme mental de-
preston, are the usual Accomplishments Of
costiveness. A course ofthe Bitters will infal-
IDLY relieve. and finally Danish these obnox-
ious symptoms. while invieorating the lsom-
ach and promoting healthy action IN the liver.
This reniai vegetable stomachic and nltera-
i've Arikes At disease In lie primary sources.
the assimiiating. secretive and explosive
organs. and the cures Il effectsaro consequently
thorough and complete, S2
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no further damage than 70 break some
glass.
Baxter went into the house of Cowan
Nc Chung 4 Co., and the door was closed
Mabry walked to the opposite side OF the
street, when he was arrested by Sheriff
Gossett and taken before Squire Jaroul'
man. He waived trial and gave bond in
the sum of $1,000 for his appearance be-
fore the Circuit Court. Great excite
ment existed. 1t being the first week Of
the Circuit Court, quite a crowd was on
the street Our information is that Bax-
ter is painfully though not dangerously
injured '''.- nsa'ir,
Z A Knoxville correspondent of the
Chattanooga Times thus refers to the
collision:
About halfpast nine o'clock General
Mabry met Colonel Baxter in front of
the Lamar House and assaulted him,
calling him by name and firing at him
with derringer pistol. Baxter started
back across the street, stepped behind a
country wagon and commenced to draw
his pistol. General Mabry again fired
with revolver, and Baxter ran into the
store of Cowan, McClung 4 Co. Baxter
was shot through the right arm at the
first fire. The wound is thought not to
be serious.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-16

A religious woman, who always kept
Sunday and washed o Monday, and in
fact all the rest of the week, as she was a
washerwoman by occupation, had man
agad to scrape up money enough to build
a snug little house and barn in the coun-
try. and one afternoon, after she was
comfortably settled, there came along a
terrible tornado which tore her barn to
pieces and smashed part of the house.
The old lady's Indignation was at frst
unspeakable, but at last she sobbed,
Well, here's a pretty piece of business.
No matter, though; I'll pay for this-Tll
wash Oh Sundays" Divine Providence
is supposed to have met its match.
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ton by more powerful and plastic hands
On the l4th, the day after the message
was transmitted to Congress, Genera
Banks discussed it in the House, attrib
uting it to the same hand that had as
sisted the Spanish Minister in preparing
his dispatches on the Cuban question
and he pointed out the ear-marks on
each" Although he did not name the
individual, he left no doubt that it was
Gushing. Every indirect blow he dealt
at the Administration was emphasized
by the galleries in burst of applause, :"
and according to the special Dispatch to
the CourierJournal, "his denunciation
of the Spanish Minister for imputing inn
proper motives to those who espouse the
Cuban cause, received a warm appro-
val" If the sentiments and wishes of
the people of the United States were
the matter would be suddenly
settled, without much conflicting opin-
ion. There cannot be found true pa
triot who does not experience the live
Hest sympathy with the struggling Gu
bans, and who would not be gratifed with
action on the part of our Government
that would at least place them on the
footing of belligerents, and entitled to
At least equal rights TO those accorded its
iespotic oppressor, Spain and itsipin-
nnr
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WASHINGTON.


WAsHNGroE, June ia story is
ahoat that Hoar's resignation has been
placed in the hands of the President. 1t
is rumored the vacancy will be filed by
Senator Williams, Of Oregon. The Cabi-
net session yesterday is said to have
been a stormy one. The designations Of
Fish and Robson are also in the hands
Of the President, who will probably re-
construct the entire Cabinet by appoint
ing to the vacancies those who will prove
acceptable to the Republican party.
The President has nominated Amos
7. Alderman, Of Georgia, to be Attorney
General, VICE Hoar, resigned
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BUFFERS SHARP PRACTICE.

On the mo rning Of the l4th inst, in
the absence Of a portion of the Recon
struction Committee, Butler procured a
motion for reconsidering the Bingham
amendment to the Georgia Bill, and had
the amendment stricken out, very much
to the ehagrin and indignation of the
friends Of the amendment According
TO the regular dispatch to the Courier
Journal: So great was the feeling that
General Farnsworth on coming into the
room, denounced General Butler as a
scoundrel, bnt the latter did not resent
it," As the inimitablo Weller would
have said, ease vy2" Case he knew
he vos. 1t is expected that full com
mittee viii reverse the action and rein
state the amendment
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CHICAGO.
Crop Prospects I'm the North-Re-
Ssrs ana Besiesessse Rail- Ne"

cHIoAso. June l6.-RepoTts from all
parts Of the State represent crop pros
poets as good. The dry weather Of May
and early part Of June was detrimental
to grass and small grain, but recent
rains have considerably improved their
appearance, and farmers now look for
an average yield. Wheat is heading out
in the Northern and Central portions Of
the stassi oats and rye are rather thin,
but look healthy and promise . iaif
yield.
The chintz bug has made is appear
ance ~ seFaral localities, bnt not in suf-
heient numbers 70 cause apprehension.
Corn IS coming forward finely since fis
recent rains. Potatoes are suffering
somewhat from potato bugs. Fruits Of
all kinds promise rather a meagsr yield,
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TINE For THE CONVENTION.

I 10 the nultOf OF tue Lcdsct.
Ii seems that no definite understand
| ing has vet been arrived at as TO the
time when the Convention for the nomi-
nation of Supreme Judges shall assem-.
BILE. The importance of this being agreed
upon. and that at once, is apparent.
There have been three different days sug-
gested, viz: The second Monday in July
BY the Bar meeting at jackson; the 18th
by several of Your exchanges, and others
still the 9TH, which is the first Thursday
in July. This is matter of great i'm
portance 10 MS all; and the point is to
select that day for the meeting of the
Convention which will best suit the con-
venience Of those selected as delegates,
secure the largest attendance, and ae-
complish the objects for which it is
called. 1t seems to us, and all with whom
we have conversed agree thereto, that
neither the second Monday in July nor
the 18th following is the best selection.
The first is Objectionable for its incon-
venience. In many localities there are
no Sunday trains. This is the day in
Memphis, and in many of the counties
in West Tennessee, for the converting of
the different courts; and again, the time
intervening between the second Monday
and the 4th of August-election days
scarcely long enough to disseminate
through the State notice of the action of
the convention. Manyinterior counties
have no railroad or telegraph lines;
weekly mail on horseback their only
chance for news. These objections ap-
ply also to the 18th July.
1t occurs that Thursday, the It'll of
July, will best suit the convenience and
subserve the purposes of the convention.
The business Of the different County
Courts throughout the State for that
month will then be about ended. Trains
are running on all the roads on the day
delegates would wish to start. The con-
ventionwill have adjourned in time to
return to Memphis and to the different
counties by the Monday following, and
more time will be given for the people to
be informed of the action of the conven-
ton. We think this day, if suggested
and ventilated, will be readily acquiesced
in. G.
Memphis, June l6, 1870.
We might agree with the very wise
suggestions made in the above commu-
nication, if by so doing our purposes
could be carried out. 1t is, however,
impossible at this late date to alter the
time agreed on for the meeting Of the
Convention in Nashville, and the very
best we can do under the circumstances
will be to assemble ON the second Mon
day in July, as first proposed by
the Bar meeting at jackson, and
afterward agreed to by the Demo
cratic Committee Of this county. The
news has gone forth that that is the
day on which we will meet, and to make
the least alteration now would be to
throw matters into an inextricable con-
fusion. Some have only counted wrong
in presuming the second Monday of July
as the 18th Of the month, instead of the
llth. All have agreed upon the second
Monday, and it must so come to pass
With ell the Inconvenience spoken of
by this letter-writer, they may be over
come, and harmony and good nomina-
ton for Supreme Judges be secured
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-16
LOUISVILLE.
sentenced uurderers Respi

Sentenceu MuFuVFcfS HesBfteu.
LouIsviLLg, June l6.-Blyew and Ken
nard, who were sentenced to death fol-
the murder of negro family, have beer
respited until the LIST day of October
This is the second respite granted them
the Supreme Court of the United States
having taken the jurisdiction of an APP
peal in this case.
Mrs. Louise Bowyer, who was assaulted
a few days ago by her husbands cousin,
has lest her child, it having been fright
ened into commissions. A suit has been
brought against the cousin for $4,000
damages. rea
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
TEMPH
Thursday Evening. June le. 1870.

Mr.. Thomas Tardrew, Of New York City. is
authorised to act as Northern advertising
agent Of the Public LEDGER.
S. II. PArvin. General Advertising Agent.
Cincinnati. Ohio. is our duly authorized agent
10 contract for advertisements.
Hudson. Menet 4 Gay. ls Dearborn street,
and BarnhArt. Bros. 4 Co.. "A Madison street,
Chicago. will contract for advertisements for
this paper.
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MARRIED..

ROSSEI- McRAVEN-O Wednesday. 18th
instant. at the residence of the brides mother,
Miller. of Holly Springs. Miss 0phelia McRa-
ven to Mr.. S. d. Rossel, Of this city. No
cards.
Friend Don, we offer our congratulations.
and bespeak for you and your fair bride a
future bright always as the present. Here's
to your health and your family's; may you
live long and prosper"
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To the Editor of the Ledger:

Memphis should certainly be repre-
scented upon the Supreme Bench soon to
be formed in this State, and she can find
no worthier representative than I. W.
Brown. His ability, learning, prudence
and honesty are undoubted, and his elec-
ton would contribute greatly to the sta
bility of judicial decision and to the i'm
partial administration of justice Believ-
ing this, we respectfully call upon him to
announce himself as a candidate, and
thus oblige his MANY FRIENDS.
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goth Day orIune. $50.

at the southwest corner of Poplar and Second
streets, city. of Memphis, sell to the hi-he,f
Diuder, Tor the purpose of paying the mo- ses
mentioned in said Trust Deed. the follow IN
described property. to-wit: The folio s;ns
described lot or parcel of land, lying +" he
city Of Memphis. Shelby county, Ten nass .a'
ana described as follows, being part ~ iots.
NOS. 2oy and 20, as known on the ms. N ~ aid
city and bounded as follows: Begin, Inc go" NJ
the southwest corner of the interses ,tiaSS Of
Poplar and Second streets rurlninr fbance
west with the south line of POPLAR = t,.sat ioi
feet inches, to a stake; thence so' III mar
allel with Second street, "a feet Y; n,ebas
TO a stake; thence west, "A feet Z ;nches'
70 an alley;. thence. with said allie "a feet 4
inches, TO the intersection Of ano tber aiIsv.
thence east with said alley To Sec o5d street..
thence with Second street, AS feet a inches ~
the beginning; together with all the imnro,ye.
ments The terms Of said sale will be
one,fourth cash and the balance on a
credit OF four and eight Jnonths from
day Of sale, with interest from date:
and TO secure the deferred payments,
notes will be taken from the, purchasers. with
satisfactory security, and lien retained on
tne property 70 secure the payment thereof
Equity OF redemption is waived. Title be-
lleyed % be good. but win sell and convey
fs-lOl M. !. WICKS. Trustee.
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City Property.


On Main strest-storehous with iron front.
lot 241zx14s11. can be had at a bargain.
On Second street-0ne or two fine business
houses. iron fronts, at very low figures.
Fine building lots on Beal and Linden SITS.
On Shelby street-Modern brick residence.
ten rooms, at a low figure and on long time.
On Second street-Three business lots.
On Tate street-A desirable cottage. five
rooms; lot 50x2i5. naG alptt
On Robson street.-the feet square, neat cot
tage. grounds handsomely improved.
On Henry avenue-Lot 60x160. with neat res
idence.
On Monroe street Cottage residence, lot
3Ox148.
On Linden street. Lot 5Oxl4s desirable
house, all complete.
On Causey street-Store house at low figures.
On Dupree street-Lot 50x150 feet; improved
with d house containing six rooms.
On fernando street-Handsome residence.
with every convenience for comfortable
home. 'tf iaH
On Ruth street-Cottage residence. hand
somely improved.
On Alabama street-vacant lot, in desira-
BILE location. tr
On Exchange street extended-Two houses
and lots; eight rooms in each house.
On Alabama street Double frame house.
four rooms; lot 80 feet front.
In Chelsea-Four houses and lots.
On Mosby street-Lot 44xl4s1S; frame house.
five rooms. servants rooms and out-houses.
On Poplar street-A desirable residence.
On Market street-A handsome residence
lot.
On Main street-Beautiful lot, 50xl4S11 feet;
small brick house; location desirable.
On Jones avenue-Two houses and lots.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-16

Madame Olivier. the wife of the
French prime minister, has recently
been admitted to the Spanish order o.
" Noble Ladies" The decoration consists
ola violet-colored ribbon striped white
to which medal is attached. Members
of this order are grandees in rank, and
bear the title of excellency. There are
in France ten other ladies members Of
this order, the chief Of whom is the EN-
nresg
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Attachment suit.
Stanton & Moore,

Stanton & Moore,
ia VS.. .H
William Sloan. sf
HNHE DEFENDANT, WILLIAM SLOAN.
Il will please take notice that an attachmenf
issued against his estate for the sum of 81.
hundred and six dollars and seventy o. ~ me
debt due on account on file in this Court nro,
dent of the State Of Tennessee. II Is vn-rssl,
ordered that the defendant enter 'nereioIe
S saee ., on q hsfore the I'd day Of july x b.
plaintiff complaint. or the sa- Il 70 tne salu
for confessed, and the case :, ~ VI. ~ Ken
partei and that copy Of tb;s ordsr bn mn
In The Public LeSSe TUT io' consecutive weeks
INN. "a. 1s7e sAMU Ell A. MOORE. J. p.
.---s-s---.-s ~ 49,. ..Ir R2-R Aim
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-16

Wilkes Spirit cautions those who made
bets against Weston walking his hun
dred miles not to pay anthing 1t says
he never walked hundred miles at the
rink, and we can prove it. No doubt
some of the newspaper dupes think he
did, but we know better.
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- mo. 440S.l
In the Chancery Court of Memphis.
t9 Tennessee.

Bridget McGinty.
va. HHL. seH
John d. Armour.
TT, APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
4 this cause that the defendant is non-resi-
ordered that he make his appearance herein.
at the Courthouse in the City of Memphis
Tenn, on or before the first Monday in August
1870 and plead, answer or demur to complains
ants bill, OF the same will be taken for con-
fessed as to him and set for hearing exparts
and that copy of this order be publish =;
once week, for four successive weeks, j. . .sa
Public Ledger. TT Al the
By r. j. BLACK. Deputy @. and M, iaster.
A Copy-Attest: Randolph, y
Jordan. SOILS for Comp ainant ih ~ na dn az
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Trustees ssaIn

RY VIRTUE y !, OF y A p, PEE OF TRUST Ex-
Der. Is5e by - a Street e nv 18th day Of Noyem-
No. 49, part page lS5, III and ~ "a af 9f tbe
T Teg,s.er once f OF Shelby county, State Of
aenmessse e. ,p p u purpose of securing the
pnysnence ~ f.e notes therein named and in
II the case of goldman Boyd ct ais vs. vs. AM AN
s saYry Ses"et, ct ais, filed April 3D. 1867, No.
am and 81 10 =; D.. Chancery Court Of Memphis;
causss virtue ne OF resale ordered in certain
~ g. 4. ID; mo. 1913 N. r. D., and No. l27
N. Z. D., Chancery Court of Memphis, i will
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-16

One of the most delighsfai homesteads within
three miles Of the city.
At Woodlawn-S lO-100 acres ronting on the
Memphis and Charleston railroad.
100 acres within "a miles Of Court Square.
in exchange for city property. either in whole
or part. sif $3.50 t.relf
10 acres fronting on the Memphis and Ohio
railroad. within few miles of the city.
20 acres, with elegant improvements. near
the eity. fr. rai.is an 500
81 acres. with superior improvements.
IS acres. within "a miles of the city.
PASsM0RE& RUFFIN.
35-t Real Estate Agents. 2Sl Second st.
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Gsttiag Married. -kssayI for yonng Iaen on
the delights Of home. aud the proprciy or
impropristy Of getting married. With sanitary
help Cor those who feel shhtted Tor mairimo-
NAL happiness. Sent free. in sealed enVei-
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LEGAL,
mo. 1888. N. r. d. 81
In the First Chancery Court of
shelby County. Tennessee.

SHeIDy WHY, HeHHessee'
d. II. Evans ct al,
vs..
CT. Beaumont ct al.
TT APPEARING FROM THE RETURN OF
ants, Ellie DeLoach and Guila DeLoach, are
not to be found in this county; it is there
fore ordered that they make their appearance
herein, at the court house in the city of Mem
phis, Tenn, on or before the first Monday in
complainant's bill or the same will be taken
for confessed as to them, and set for hearing
exparte; and that a copy Of this order be pub
lished once a week, four successive weeks, in
the Memphis Public Ledger.
Il. A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
By Il. b. McHESRY, Deputy G. and M.
A Copy-Attest: Randolph. Hammond &c Jor-
dan. solicitors for complainant. l93.oaw- Ill
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INSURANCE.
NOTICE TO POLICY-HOLDERs
Missouri Valley Life Insurance Co

Orrrcr Mrssorrl vAtLKr LIZ Tvs. Co.
LEavnsWOkTH. kASs-. June 4. lsfO-
MR.. WM. RUFFIN. OF MEMPHIS, TEN.
1renf of this COMPANY for Western Tennes-
ZEE. Northern Mississippi and Arkansas. all
communications from Policy-holders 10 the
Company should be addressed 20 him; once s.
s.ssaw GEO. A. MOORE. see'y.
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State of Tennessee, -
County of Shelby, So
I. w. W. Thatcher, Cashier Of the First
National Bank Of Memphis, do solemnly swear
that the above statements true TO the best of
my knowledge and belief.
W. w. TEACHER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this,
sixteenth day of June, 1870.
HUME f. HILL. Notary Public.
Correct-Attest: VIM. r. Moore, Ben Else
man John r. Farpason
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ST. LOUIS.
south Branch Kansas Pacific Rail-
road Completed.

ST. Louis, June l6-'The south branch
of the Kansas Pacific railroad is COM
pleted 1874 miles south from Junction
City and extends about halfa mile from
Cherokee Nation, and the President Of
the road and party of gentlemen have
arrived here in a car direct from the
Indian Territory. Distance 594 miles.
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FOR SALE.
For Sale Cheap

Thk WELL IMPROVED DOUBLE HOUSE
II Mes; IS and S Avery street, norfhee-i
~ gsnfr ol hiliott; Apply q ofce of Southern
up stairs. ''-''' 80
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opes. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box P. Philadelphia. Pa. Alb
Absolute Divorces legally obtained IN
New York, Indiana, Illinois ndother States,
for persons from any State or County, legal
everywhere; desertion, drunkenness. nom
support, etc.. sufficient cause no publicity;
no charge until divorce obtained. Advice free.
Business established fifteen years.
Address. 1.4A M. HOUSE. Attorney.
23-l00 No. rs Nassau ST., New York City.
No Cure, No Pay. = FoRarsr's JuSrER
TAR-For Coughs. Group, Whooping-co Cough,
Asthma. Bronchitis, Sore Throat. Splitting of
Blood and Lung Diseases. Immediate relief
and positive cure, or price refunded. 80 cents.
N. B.--The genuine article has yellow labels,
with white. imprinted wrapper.
Gilt GOODYEAR Il HILLS. Z
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An Attractive Residence For Sale.


We UNDERSIGNED ARE AUTHORIZED,
~ o1ef al private sale very desirable
.sets anu lot az Oak Lawn formerly Buntyn
s,,i ~ ,hte miles from Memphis on Memphis
anu oharieston railroad. The lot contains al
acres. well inelosed. half cleared and half II
ORIGINAL growth Of oak and elm; beaufifnllv
i9eA.eds and sloping in every direction fror.
we building site. The dwelling house eSn-
talns TWO large and two small rooms. a..
structed 90 rs 70 admit Of enlareeme;,.Ss - ~,
small outlay There are. besides. a ks.tohs..a, ~
servants room, lock room. COW no ~ .as,,n5
wood shed. Within the last two 70, - -, an ~
niteen persons. engaged In prof0s siansi a,..i
mercantiie pursuits IN Memphis ,svs k,;it ~ =,
this locality. The facilities W,i.h ,S Su,ls IN
ROAD oilers are now such as 70 f,ake this ,.i,s
more convenient for the resids snee ~ h1if;os
men than the immediate sab nrbs ~ AZ ne.
nhsle Is not more reilnei Society 10 Be found
s WITH or without the eIty-the locality l.
healthy and picturesqne-- md snhs,,,,is
u c1iasenlent. 10 neirhb0rhooi around
ana the lands adjacent are. In conseaaeece'
rapidly apprcclatiRr in rslne- = Ne''e'tNeuoe'
"a MARfE a IRRELEVANT.
NO. ~ Madison efraaf
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
Specials to the Ledger.
AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION, VIA S. P. A.
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
NEW YORK.

General Hoar's Resigna.
ton Tendered-Other Changes In
the Cabinet Probable = brilliant
and Remarkable Mete0r-Jubflee.
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LOTTERY.
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