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6ountru Stal 6stait for Sale.

6ountrp Stal 6statt for Sale.
A FARM, As acres, for SALE or EXCHANGE.
N house stocks 100 stoeks one 81
Daren miles from depot several roads ZBGLio
u CeBest
EOR SALE-The RESIDENCE of the late
M Aug pepey Bariaye, New Brighton. Staten Island
10 minutes Sailors abor Landing line large house
and other out buildings with two TO three acres
oflsnd as purchaser may wish. Apply to , .,
E'OR SALE-A magnificent COAL and IRON
PROPERTY connected with seAbosrd by both rail anl canal
Maes drrelope houses &c. VIII be sold
ertrem.ly cheap. Address COAL, Box $500. p. o.
COR SALE-Two HOUSES and LOTS mt Port
Il Richmond CHEAP Inquire Of L. H. HAGERri, Port Rehmopd
ORANGE COUNTY DAIRY FARM, near
Goshen for sALR; acres well wsterrdi buildings large AVID
In good order NJ a kULANp x Co, , beekmsnst, n l.
GALE or Observation-Disclosures FARM of
- 50 Is heavy timber productive two villages
rods district sell exchange for city property
SlEGEL, BACHE Co.. III Broadway
Az ACRES.--A valuable COUNTRY SEAT
~ al Nssburgb the nsn the city limits magnificent
views sIceieut land living stream, tne
grounds choice fruit esstn drive, @ class surroundings pendd
Aton For full euAr with diagram AID prices apply BALD
WIS lk'Is. IS iibsyt u, ri ". BLooMEk Hewbursh
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SIM so sun sets ........ 534 Moon 55i
siGu WATER THIs DAY -,
SANDY g. 50 COWS Island. io2 Hell Gate 652
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-14

FOR LIVERPOOL,
(vIA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING THE T. S. MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will despatch their class full iron steamships
FROM PIER NO 40 n. r.. EVERY WEDNESDAY,.
as follows:
MANHATTAN Capt FORSYTH. February B at3P.
MINNESOTA. Capt PHoe. February %, sl2n
IDAHO Capt CUTrIyG,....... March g. ats p ~
NEVADA Capt March g. at 1889 Ia
COLORADO. Capt WILLIAMS. March IT, at 3p
NEBRASKA, Capt March a. At II an
Cabin passage, $780, gold
Steerage passage (oce No. 20 Broadway $50 currency
For freight or cabin passage, sppytO
WILLIAMS suIos No g. Waist
NoTcRTSe asa%iSiP CITY OF WASHINGTON vii s s for
asn Win IeSae to be- ee hoard on MS. evening"
TOR LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN
CRY iTi' or whsaiSGroS TUESDAY; Feb IS
CITY CITY OF e6FK s a. s
Ana each .aessiSs SATURDAY .no tefsts TthsDii oa Pie.
w. '''.'' RATES OF PASSAGE
ny rHE NAIL STEAMER SAILING EVERY ssrrRDAr
FIRST afIa co.D 500 srREsAGH ..".sc
To To FS9Soo is is To To P.%on. !: e
pa.s.ss BY IHs TUESDAY STEAMER ". M.lsaI
Payable q Gold Payable 10 Currency.
Hrerpoo liverpool. 70
St J.ha. EF, b, branch St Johns: r. BY Braaea %
Passengers also HanOa Bremen, sc reduced
Ticket. he bought here at moderate rates BY persons "'aOs''
For further JOHN ' BALE a ss r. Is sfo.~sr
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
sTEAasaIPs BETWEEN NETWORK AND HIvRE, CALLING
The SPLENDID vessel, 90 this Continent
nom Pier No 50 North River a. follows; s,rronv ~.
ST. LAURENT: .sAruRDaY March
PEREiRR Dacas.ns. ......SATURDAY Aphla
RATES on PASSAGE PAYABLE in G0Lp 0ne,adins Wms''
UAyRk-Frst Cabin, $40; Second CABIN, ga
TO PARIS (laeludpg ralN Ay uekrtD-Si43 add $Ia
Tle,e do not carry sse'raOe psssergers. -
by taxing This Jpe asoA both transit By Bnssh rad
aud tue dscoos q crossing tss Esaso. ora .i s@
CTEAM to GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY.
- THB ANCHOR LINE
,Orte oIte built PASSENGER steamers are INTENDED ss as ioo"a
SoGGMRix !, IS
EUROPA sS FyKa 9 ssrrRDsY rEaR;YfKG March
RATRs or PAssAGb. PAYABLE IN uIRRkS0i;
Cstins to LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW o. pBhRi' sNNdeN
Excursion tIeke,,, god ior 10 months : co .,s
sie.sye Glasgow Derry. soo laterisedia's' sSa
Prepaid cerlihc from these ports tJ.
Passengers aad from Hamburg HA'rs Roria" Antwerp
prs. issued payable any banl ia Bniaa and Ireland
70! tsIhsI i."s io9 ilpI on the ssSs %o' Of '
F' HENDERSON BROTHERS
rI,HE NORTH GERMAN LLOlDe
i steamship RiiklN. CspL J. q hstrr ,
carrying the United States Mail. sh sail Iron 'hs b'@sS r' loot OF
''''0'' '''" on sAruRDAr Fehmu, u, ..........
BREMEN. Wa s1rTnaNrIos
LONDON nAyRE SOUTHAMPTON ''l bRkNhS the @"'''E
s. .S,ss.,SSi;;..,.......'.......,........s'o Cold
Ih,ni c.lla, 49,. ..'.'''''..''",. o,a
~ :, Is ss ..s.s, 0oSaU o. s, sS sse horse,
p.vsr Capt q. Ernst, sATt kDAi ftb N
>" tssa passage sspD 10 okLnichs Co. Nc % brsAs"
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD. .,,no
wi DELAWARE LACKAwANSA. AND WESTERN RAlLho

D.nets Eev.Yok sui fot Of ChraphsIs
WINTER ARRANGkAEhTs eomosnein, hONO4l nov ~ lSos
ss MAIL connecting DeuVihe with Boonton Brsnee
at Dover With Chester Waterloo With SUSSEX for Az
w X X
the
swanna Bloomsbgrg and Delaware and Hudson X kds .
IIOs m LEGH VALLEY EXPRESS. stops At hsxars Morris
town Dover Hakeowp Washington Ph.bug sad Ea''on soe
Bel Del r. for Bevisre. ke sas Al
With v. for Bethlehem Aeno~o Maiea Chsos aas
Wilkesbsne
tpm EAsTos EMPRESS connects at Dover With Chester :
and az Waterloo with SUSSEX H. K
$50 $50 and iio and aSa $40 q $40 $3.50 800
and n AS D. m SOUTH ORANGE aud intermediate stations
llio ~ $50 aud $50 to hoRRlsfo"S and in'srnssss
S.iop m MORRIsTOwN EXPRESS
For NEWARK n6:50. 800, $50 $50 loo H. ll2o Da
ana 9 ~ al 6osFELD and MoSTCLAIR at s;o Hama $50 5
nd6; o, r.,, 80, H. A''AA' SuPe'afo'sAl
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&rtsttbtstsr Guanip gsal Gstat, for Salt.
Gong SsIanS 3taI estats for Sale.

A VARIETY of superior FARMS and COUN-
N TRY SEATS for SALE by J. s. LEWIS, NOrbPort, l.
SMALL and large FARMS and VILLAGE
- PROPERTIES and sides Of Long landlOO acre
5000 10 81 OO Wild land 525
plots 49, go farm $500 aud 100 farm +0OO
exchange for city property CoCKCRoFT l79 Broadway
NVHITESTONE. l.. For sale or to rent,
w minutes NewYork steamboat railroad three minutes
from depot handsome residence 10 with basement PIAZZA 10
French cupoa Of the best views Long and car
complete ground beautifully laid out 20 pear ana
we minutes from shore splendid bathing INST
residence Owner RADIB 80 West Washington Market
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long ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

500 m Mail train for GreenpOr. 49,. -
1880 H. RoyB Glen Cove Lsea'' Naey heouhg'o aao
an IN Riv.rheaA Express Train. 50, ,,,. 49,.
D. M RosIyu Glen Cove Locust 'Ag' Hah1Ss'"'' A"S
EorLpOt
An trans Connect Branch for Hampstead -, =, -,
sp,y aims RosyB Glen Cove Loonst fh hunnsoa ana
Eoybport Hunters Point al y . H. aud y ,roy g
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a. M Cincinnati AID Chicago Express Drawiuyroem attached
1880 a ~, Day Express Drasipgroom ears attached
% Montreal Express Dn~ingroom cars ats he'd
Paeise Express with Sleeping ears ihoug 70 Nhso VINE
change via NJ. g. RR.. also L. D. l. NJ = k-k NDsibb
II m, Might RIpres, Sleeping cArs attached
700 A. NJ, $50 aud p H. Poughkeepae Trant
a N. AIS ani So p. m. Peskskil ITslnA
and $50 .. m. Sing Slug Trains - -, ,,.,o v..I.,.
6;40, 49, s:l0 a. u IN, AKA ''iV' 'oI '' M i
Train. N rorCVy San,
(9s Poughkeepse on SGnlsys) J. d. l"N'Hi' 'DpS
Novi
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SOar0 anh aOoms.

SoaI0 an0 GOoms.
.HS WEST FORTY SECOND-ST Ele-
80 gsh' hfosbsd Rooms, t 'ee'd ad Third neor, Of
h meet excellent oAon At Moderate prices together with the be
VI bpsd rpB'rptlt ~ sstfbL BBd I'D BoadsaI
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Country $roptrip 60 Stt.

Country Eropthp 60 Stt.
AT NEW-BRIGHTON. Hamilton, Park.-To
~ RENT frsa Brek VILLAS adapis for Winter and
Summer furnished Gas Water &c Stables Fruit and Vegetable
Gatlsps wAlst X. HAMILTON 10 Broad~aJ
At ELIZABETH, New-Jersey.-T0 RENT.
~ HOUSE Of IL either furnished not bnsy located
HOUSES Of all kinds 10 LET. BROOkFlbLD, vi C-dsrsL
BUILDING and WATER POWER ut COhoes
IL " to LEASE f term Of yeas uding 1ors ioar stories
Of bc accessible hre water wheels WITH 100 to lO
power splendid manufacturing business For
particulars sppy Mes W. COLEMAN Co., Nos and 10
hAisrst, New iork
RIO LET, Furnished, nineteen miles from
Brooiu, convenient to L. Railroad large dsaiIe HOUSE,
containing all IN eb. iufnshsdi carriage
house peach orchard k pr ihc particulars address
ONNEk. Tnban, Once No SCENTS need IIay.
U'HE ALBANY IRON MANUFACTURING
COMPANY Offer for RENT HbTae the whole OF
pat Of their and splendid bail igi remtd together
Hii ihe belonging thereto The building IL tOIO e
i0uf stories high tie engine VI 80 hirse power Address
r. v. TALC0rT, Secretary.
Albany, n Y.
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ylrb- s,rssp Zeal estate for Sale.

HOME IN THE COUNTRY.-CENTRAL
~ NEw-JERSRY LAND IMPROVEMENT Co. offer for SALE on
the line Of the Central Railroad ON at Communpaw Elizabeth Fan
wood Duneen Bergen Point Rosee Psnheh, bloomsbury &c
Country places from to 20 building sites and in blocks o Tue
acre houses and lots large small quantities suitable Tor
persons Of moderate means quick aud access the city lbs
line Inducements desiring country
further Information apply at the oce the Company ia
Ilrrts.s Nnx.N nrk A MOPk lieneral Agent
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Cost ano fonnb.
| OST-ON FRIDAY, A GOLD WATCH,
No 252l0 Ledmole Geneva with chain The will
be rewarded by returning the Mrs CROSBY No Is West
TweuiY-afh-st
I OST, by w. NJ. Brundage & Co.., 81 Newest
IL CERTIFICATE Of 100 shares Chicago Island Pacific
Railroad Company stock O57 name Marvin Brothers Co
Transfer has been stopped The public
atnr the kane ". N. BRrNDAGK & Co Il Nrxst
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
~ ~' ROAD
~ WINTER INFRINGEMENT

COMMENCING nov. ~ 1861
P.svfsr Station In kewiork OF ans
Youth ave Eursnee r~snt5 seysn'hsI
TRAINS LEAVE NEwYORk,
Maven Bridgeport tkr) llO til9 bS
o. (EI }, 3+5 $50 $50, and (kr p 81, =,
FOR Nj ford Stafford FAIRFIELD sostLpsrt aud we.i7or 'o li1o
Var Sor.,M 7,," g. 1Exl eco 1881 1875 (EIl 500
Try 3 IS $50 fRr J. S: 90 90 and 500 (Erl p
For 2 g. ll:3o a.; 3:43. 90 $50 AL eJl o. n
FOR Stamford (EIl g. lt;Js l35 Ok ]ilS tbr1
!: {: (Er 4:45. $50, $50. 1.i5. (ENl p
For g. 2:l3 3<a 4;'3 49,
For Port Chester intermediate stations at ll'S'A M "ls
SUNDAY Nj. Train leave. T-ey Nswfori {" N for
Boston
ter Boston. via Springfield a. m. tkL d thIl thhlPm
Fer Boston. via Shore Line l2:l3 a., tELl p N
For Hartford ssd Springfield sa lsI) l2'I9' stshh q"
10 Hartford N. . 49,.
For River R.lro. rl l''ISp N to hon'f''
81 M. TO Northampton. -, - AK
For EewHsvsu and sssunstOu Railroad /" "a m
For Canal Railroad m 800 SOrhamP,oa and WiIhs~f
burgh
FOR Hon.atonc Railroad. sA n. and
For Eaag Railroad A. tbnl p
RsOsd, 2;lS AL 20 m asa
m in eonnseon Fss t train from N"ssl@ !" pasOaL
New Railroad li:l3 40 p ~ aud 90 s~taS
s,,pus Cars attached 10 tra'E; sDt Drasiss
Noon Car 10 'Se' SUI JIMEs H. HOYT Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-14

NEWARK AND NEW-lUhh htII.nUHD'-
~ DEpOT IN NEW lOgk feot Of LieeuF 81. Nerh kten
ON aud sne MONDAY. 10 1853. Passrngr u'' VIZ run
follows; -, orDcyx ~ A,
81 ans 80 lO ii:l5A "a IL ~. l. 2, 50, tiS 90" o.
So D. ~ =.
JEAyB NEW loEk FOR WESr bsS 1hS-" 80 W. ~
'iRiyE NEWYORK fOR NkWARk-A $50 o., ~ -
e.is q, 20 glO ll:l0 N ~ TO- ''S = - 49, ~
e'2o, T. ''' '''V w. Kicker suychisas,at .. IN
d. r. BALDWIN. Gtl f-s.eUsst txsel
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trans will leave Depot,

ERlE RAlLN Al II rams VIII leaNe Depot
~ OF Chsmbersst aud foot ofTwenr hrst as follows
Through trains leave Chamber St AZ 10 m,
aud $50 p NJ daily; leave Twenty hrtI st q a. n ss
M 6:l5 (iayl. Nss and improved DrssiBg koou
Coaches will accompany the train through 10 Buao eonneetne
gnicnt Sleeping Coaches through 10 CeSeand
and eepnz Coaches will the ~ train roa
to Buffalo and the G train 10 Rochester bgiao
and Cincinnati. An 6migant ua'n leaves dag a. 3 O.
Jeys WAY. $50 Crgentvturlt. fl9 p MI
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Hlmbl. auo Slatt Glanttls.
ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS. - Plain
H Decorated prices from 8 10 TO $50
Also work Of every description plain aud ornamental
PEERIllS SLATE Co.. No 40 West Eighteenthst
Between Fifth and Sirtb-Aves
MARBLE and MARBLElZED MANTLES.-
WI Five MaHtles Of the latest degps hand liberal Dis
count sod month A. KLABEB. lH and lS
Ess Eighteenth ct. near Third ave, N !,
NIARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-Rich
WI elegant designs from 80 4l2 fij TO $3.50 T. B.
STEWART Co. 65 SItb-sye bet Thirty 9Th and Thirty srthsis
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groOkIpu QrOpsrtp % gtt.

'I'O LET WITH STEAM P0WER.-Splendid
light and airy ROOMS large and small Apply TO C. f. BLAKE
Fulton and Pineapple ss, Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-14

d II. PlEhsQN, Gtnefal AUCllONEER ana
We DEALER IN kRAL ESTATE. Will cell sell Ieus bold
inyss kvshenss Gounmst Qusrternsslsfr snd Admes
AID AHsuon hnsibsss and stso
To Of all kbs " property 81 INNATE s 0Ees No Pine
81, n y. hSoa a.
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NTEW Jersey RAILROAD--FRON FOOT Of

NEW JERSEY RAILR0AD-FROA FOOT OF
IN CouRTLANDTST -For PHILADELPHIA, ~ Camden. y.
M n M via West PhUAirlpAA $50 10 a. . itip r. -
n NJ. p p rebt For BALTIMORE a1 ~ assea-s;to
4o a., $500 ~ F'f sos'h aad s'"'l "'''-S "a
gl0'
sri tAn.a GlsiAal
-hov sb.nse on thrpgsh tur to ou' uboat ehsus.i
an n "a and gt1 n ~ bpa, bag without 81 The
tbroes 10 truau aud Chsfo daily SS csceysed
mai dav h.y are a,l4ehei he n -. trtE lpslf1
Nov IS. 1859 w JACksoN "t'erN Na''tnesdtet
DARITAN and DEL. BAY Raj ho...u l''
Ia yer LoNG BaAxclL kRo RssK, -stcysr, 9G NAM
chkslka iSss Enl.hs, As' y ssiN'' yES>s a0lr 49,
Sept 20 1909 Dad. W. 4 SNkpES. C,irrs Aanaxal D.
C0UTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
~ " ASD.-WlNrkR ARRANGkMENc-Oi All st.f O,tehsr
70 the 'As, AL hs has- v-i Sd V,t i,ss -,
stsa Nah aud fasrrs.r ~r P.ishaas n br M.tush
stSfes 70 Pateagse. tyl a o.aa aaist.a a,
lsIp S-srays. through 10 Pstehogte $50 "a Tor Nsuei-
SATURDAYS throagh Bah 4, ,y 49,.
sssspl he MsrieA late aSo esrJ nsa. -
CIV, DoveL,S ss,.ns...s,sA
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a. 1lkum it map 6ontrn.
A CARD.-WM. w. VANDERBILT, Con-
~ sulug Engineer and Contractor Ohoe
Treilt 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-28
CINCINNATI.
Lumsford Murder
HaIstead. of the Commercial. De
nOunced as n PoltrOOu-Operaffc

Accident-The Lumsford Murder
HaIstead. of the COmmerciaI. De
nouneed as ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CISc1xxAr, April ga serious runaway
accident occurred at a funeral yesterday, and
the lady, who with the gentleman was thrown
from the carriage. died from the injuries. 2
Special dispatches from Mansfield deny that
any other party has been arrested for the
Lumsford murder The attorney, Neal, APP
pears in a card diselaiming connection with
the case, and denying the presentation to him
of any of the facts named with reference Ia
the musician said to have been arrested.
The opposition ticket Of the Hamilton and
Dayton, and Dayton and Michigan railroads,
MeLaren. Huntingdon, Stedman, c. Davis
Young, Fletcher. Hooper. Ellis and Rogers.
A decided sensation has been produced this
morning by the double-leaded editorial in the
Enquirer, from the pen Of Washington Nc
Lean. posting Murat Halsted. Of the CONNER
cial. as low toned vulgar liar, blaekguard
etc. The cause is explained in repeated at
tacks on personal grounds by llalsted upon
Mclean. The latter declares that he has
sought to cultivate pleasant private relations
with all the members Of the press of the city
and that the silence Of Halsted could hav,
been secured, but the payment Of the price
asked was refused. Hence the malignant
defamation. This step is taken to bring mat.
tiers to point. but as Mr.. Mclean failed
singularly. to sign the article. Halsted viii
probably not notice it, though duly satisfied
of its authorship.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-28

express statute to that effect we
would suggest for the benefit Of the
RADICAL in our midst thrt they had as
well cease their efforts 10 make Curry
sheriff Of the county, for should y pc
decided that he is entitled to TIE once
it would not afford his party the least
advantage in the coming judicial CON
test. Captain Shock, one Of the politest
and most efficient officers this people
have ever had, is the individual who will
perform the duty of seeing that the
election on the 26th Of May is properly
conducted, unless the Legislature, which
is TO meet in. a few days, DEGREES other
wise.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-28
WASHINGTON

The Amnesty question Revived =
The West lndfcs-Na Secrct-
~ Giving Aid-CanaoAan TreoPSo On
the Move.
WAsurveros. April 2s.-The subject of gen
eraI amnesty, discussed so much lately, will
soon resume shape in both Houses. and nom
the temper Of members there Is not the slight
est doubt that bill Of avery liberal charac-
ter will shortly be agreed upon. The House
Reconstruction Committee have made the sub
ject one of repeated consultations; and the
corresponding committee of the Senate have
already acted. Senator Robertson. Chairman
of the Senate Committee, will tomorrow in
troduce bill that all persons, except herein
after excepted by the Fourteenth Amendment,
are hereby relieved from such disabilities pro-
yided, nevertheless. that the following classes
of persons are excluded from the previous act:
First--All persons being members of the Con-
sress of the United States who withdrew from
their seats, and aided the rebellion. Second
-Ai persons who were officers of the army or
navy of the United States, and who LETT ana
aided the rebellion. Third -All persons who
were members of State Conventions which
adopted pretended ordinances of secession.
Rumors to the effect that Cabral is being SCI
cretly aided by France with large sums OF
money, and that arrangements have been en-
tered into between Cabral and Sage; that as
soon as the former is successful, Hayti and
San Domingo will be united and placed under
the protectorate Of France and in compensa-
ton for the aid given by that nation, 70 cede
to France the Bay of SANTANA. French
agent is said to be in Hlayti. France offers
40. 900 900 francs for the bay, which was re-
fused.
Official evidence of the fact that the Cana
dian government is making PREPARATIONS to
send military force to the relief of North,
by way of Sault st. Marie canal. Mich. The
first boat conveying these troops will leave
collingswood May 2, and reach Sault St. Marie
on the 4th Of May. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-28
DEMOCRATIC JUDICIAL TICKET.
Appointments.

The Democratic candidates for Judges and
Attorney General will address the people Of
Shelby county at the following times and
places:
saturday. April 30, Stephen English's.
Monday, May 2, Wilson's.
Wednesday. May I. Bolton Store.
Friday. May 6. Old Union Church.
saturday, May Z, Raleigh.
Monday, Mays, Bartlett Station. -
Tuesday, May 10, Shelby Depot.
Thursday May Y. Baskerville.
Friday, May l3 Collieryile.
Monday, May Is. Germantown.
Wednesday, May IS. Meehanicsyille.
Friday, May 20, Arnold's.
Monday. May q, White Station, NJ. and G..
r. r.
Wednesday, May Is. McConnell's Church.
and Memphis at 5 o clock I'M, at Exchange
Building.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-28

A Woman Murdered by her Hus-
baud-RaiirOad Ticket Office Re-
mOved-ResoIufiOn Forwarded 10
Congress by the GOvernOr-Ete.
TOLEDO. April 2s.-Last evening A. J. Bau-
der shot his wife in the head in the house Of a
colored woman. The victim died instantly.
and the husband surrendered himself. Both
parties are from Cleveland, the husband being
receiving clerk in the Cleveland and Fittsburg
freight house. The wife left her husband on
nth Of March went TO Baltimore with a lewd
woman. They finally came to Toledo where
the husband found them last Saturday living
in state Of prostitution. After stopping over
Sunday. the husband and wife became recon
ciled and Il was arranged for the former to
return to Cleveland. and. after settling up his
busin ess. return to this place and live with
his wife. But the husbands mind was
troubled. and he returned to-day. When he
arrived he heard that gambler named Harris
Anderson had said that if Bauder laid hands
on his wife he would murder him. Fearing
an attack, he purchased pistol for defense
Bauder did not meet Anderson. but found his
wife in a washerwoman's house getting
her clothes to leave town. While converting
the husband saw that bis wife had on a pair
Of Anderson's sleeve-buttons. At this instant
fearful madness boiled within him, and
without a word Of warning he fred the fatal
shots.
CoLUNRus. April 2s.-The General Western
Ticket Office Of the Pennsylvania Central and
Panhandle Railroads under the new lease.
has been removed 70 this city.
The Governor to-day forwarded to Washing
tor rceolutions ndonted nv the Cencr.I s.
sembly asking Congressional aid for the Cen
ssTsis W alter line 0f the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal. and for the release Of American pris-
oners in British dungeons.
The Supreme Court to-day heard several ar
guments in the Lake county rape case.
AKRox. April 2s.-The semi-annual session
Of the Grand Division Of the Sons Of Temper
ance Of Ohio has convened here. Seventy
eight new divisions. numbering 500 members.
have been secured during the last six months.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-28

A Texas paper says that when Gen.
Reynolds received the dispatch an
nouncing the reconstruction Of the STATE
he read II and handed il TO citizen
With the remark. Here, take your State
and run il; and presently added: feel
as il a great weight mad been lifted from
me; thank God i am through with the
heaviest contract 4 ever undertook
have done the best ] could, ! have a
clear conscience. wish the people Of
Texas the greatest prosperity.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-28

It's exceedihrsy iarFe circulation throughout
The cifr ana STATE ofierH business men an 81
celieBi Opportunity q maze tneir 1nfiness
known 10 fho fhousanl- = f4es--=1s irving In
this section Of country.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-28
BITTERS.
- . -
II I@Ag !, ! IL, J 4.
AMUSEM ENTs.
MEMPHIS THEATER

sPALDlSe, BIDwELL & MAcDoSouGH. PRoP's.
Last night but two Of the engagement Of
those talented artistes. ROSE and HARRY
WATKINS. who will appear for the last time
in the great drama Of
TrOdden Down,
II appeals to the hearts Of the people. Irish
men should see IL. All who love liberty. adj
mre patriotism, sympatbize With suffering.
and enjoy wit. should see it tonight, the last
time.
Tomorrow friday, April %. for the benefit
Of ROSE WATKINS, will be presented the
charming drama of KATHLEEN MAVOUR-
NEEN.
Doors open at ~ o'clock; to commence at
~ O'clock
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-28

warmers Pile ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pile
Remedy has never failed mot even one case) to
cure the very worst cases of Blind. Itching or
Bleeding Piles. Those who are afflicted should
Immediately call on their druggist and get
WARyRR's PILE REMEDY. 1t is expressly for
the Piles. andis not recommended to cure any
other disease. 1t has cured many cases of over
thirty years standing. Price One Dollar.
For sale by druggists everywhere.
GOODYEAR K FALLS.
9-14s-t Wholesale Agents. 2sl Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-28
SPECIAL NOTICES,

4 Absolute Divorces legally obtained In
New York. Indiana, Illinois and other States,
for persons ffom any State OF. County, legal
everywhere; desertion, drunkenness, nou-
support, etc.. sufficient canse no publicity;
no charge until divorce obtained. Advice free.
Business established fifteen years.
Address, NJ. HOUSE, Attorney,
90 -100 No. rs Nassau st.. New York City.