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produce the desired e:fcct of them act uckr and
powerfully. cleansing the Liver. stomach and U.vej
~ all impurities. The principal Ingredient IL
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ne Mandrake itself. it, peculiar action Is upon ,ba
Liver, Cleaning II speedily from all obstruc,irs with
all the power at Mercury yet free from the niurious
results attached TO the Use Of that mineral.
For all disea .es IN which the ,,se OF c,,.,r.; H. T.,
"cdtcd these Oils viii give entire In
case. They never fail. >
IN cases of Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia and cxtrcpc
tost!vcness DIR. HooHand's German I,,rrs mr. Tonc
should be used IN connection with the Ilis The tn,c
effects OF the Biftcrs or Tonic builds M the system Tho
Biters or Tonic purihes the BLOND strengthens tbc
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in medicines everywhere. 50 '
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'ha are so universally used and highly rccnSm cpdl
ana az not allow the Druggist 10 induce ven 10 totc
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Ne makes larger profit on H. These Remedies will bc
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mhINcirAL OFFICE, ut the GERMAN MrpIcISs Sronr
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Formerly G. NJ. JACKSON g. co.
These Remedies for Sale by Druggists S,orekce,
crs and Medicine Dealers everywhere Throughout nc
niien states, Canadas South America. and The ives,
'""'cs. Feb. II, lilly.
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=
mo PREPARATION HAS
~ ever bccu introduced ia
tho American people that hss
met with Us marked o success,
as "TIIE FLUID EXTRACT
OF R0sADALIs." One ounce
Of this Fluid Extract Is more
powerful in its action upon dis.
ease than one pint Of the prep
arations Of Sarsaparilla. Asa
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for Scrcja'a, Maammotory Rheu.
mafisns, Syphi'is in all its forms.
it's a certain cure. Physicians
indorse it; 1t is not quack nos
tram, as the formula is printed
on every package.
DR.. Sparks, Of NicholasviIlc.
ky.,says:" at is the best Blood
Purifier I have ever used"
DR.. Doykin, Of Baltimore.
says: ~ always prescribe Is
for serofula and Syphilis"
DR.. T. c. Pugh, of Baltimore,
says: az cured the worst case
Of Scrofula I have ever seen
with Rosadalis."
Benjamin Bechtol, of Lima,
Ohio, says he has suffered for
twenty years with an eruption
over his whole body; tried all
kinds Of remedies with no sxc.
cess; a few bottles Of Rosadalis
made a complete cure.
SEQ ROSAD Ais ALMANAC
for important cures. The Ecsa.
,lalis Almanac publishes the thrill.
ing story Of Ruby st. Croix, or
the Magic Rose"
Western Wholesale Depot for
Rosadalis, q
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LOOgOOtcc, Shoals d Jasper.
MAIL, EXPRESS AND STAGE ROUTES!
STEINHAUSER & SCIIRADER,

= f"n'ractorS Tor the Ioogootcc Shoas and
~ . !asarr Mail Express Rostcs. respectfully in.
FORM ~" puiIr. that they will run good hacks with
excellent teams ant reliable drivers and are prcpareJ
10 convey pa.cp-ers and express betw eel, the
oh," and Mississippi Railroad at i.oogoccc or shoals
a' "'st.r. ar way places. on the routes On the most
reasonable terms. Persons sending or receiving ex.
81 any kind may depend having II carefully
nand'ei. ard promptly and safely delivered. Their
stage f"r !"ogoo'c" leaves Jasper on Mondays wc,ucs
days ana Fridays. NJ "'cl"ck. A. NJ arriving at Loo
g""tee w ns :" c"i.ct with the trains on the o. NJ
Returning. leaves i.oogonee every Tuesday Thursday
ana saturday Their stage leaves ia -per every Friday
morning ~ O'Clock. aud arrives Shoals In timc 10
connect With the rail road trains either way Return.
ing leaves shoals ~ o'clock Saturdays.
And als" they will run u stage 10 Petersburg cvery
lf!daE leaving Jasper ut II o'clock. Returning Oh
Saturdays leaving Petersburg NJ o'clock A. ~
Jn'y y, 10 SrElNHAuSER 4 SCHRADER.
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Oct 21st, 1s7O-Iy.
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At Gold Prices
FOR CURRENCY!
THE BEST PRINTS AT IL. CENTS.
AND EVERYTHING ELSE STILL CHEAPER
Joseph Serslcrshcinl
Made his Extensive Purchase o.
SPRING and Sysasa
DIR Y GOODS,
AFTER THE DECLINE IN GOLD.
A M consequently obtained them very cheap. and Is
good fortune. His
SPRING AND SUMMER LOrulG
Is snp'rb and the latest styles while he has also the
largest stock ever. brought 10 this county 1T
THE BEST
co'lonadc:. lend.eys. fannes. and all:
dies and Misses. His line
Of goods for Gem
ticncn and
Boys.
is
Also
unsurp,ss-
ci. consisting If
Clothing, Casimerrs.
Jeans. Satine,s. Satin ami
SILK Ne,ting. Wool WEAKNESSES,
- rndcfshir's Hats and Caps. Eon,s ana
Shoes. Ac.. &C.. and almost any kind Of goods
You call i.-. Come and be convincctt he lee has
the best and cheapes goods in the county lie hasalso
THE CHEA PEST
Glassware.
crockcrywarc,
Carpenters Tools.
Trace Claims,
Tableware. and a hundred other article Of us,
md ornament too tedious mention. Persons
Wanting Notions will find his stock the largest
AND MOST
'esrahsin town So also his Groceries are in quality
nd price. the most
IN THE LONG RUN
hall be sausled in their dealings win him
NJ L INERY
Ic has also assortment OF rsdi,, and Chlrens
'ats and Bonrets. Call and new stock
Arrii =. 1870 JOSEPH SERMERSHEIM. /
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

The Cunard steamship Cuba Captain Noodle, left
this port ON Wednesday for Liverpool with large
complement Of passengers. While passing out
near Sandy Hook, In the afternoon, she grounded
on the shoals known as the Knolls and came to q
stop. The news reached the city. and being some.
wnat magni1ed In transmission, the Coast Wreck
ing Company despatched steamer to the assist
ance Of the Cunarder, the captain OF which, how.
ever declined assistance prelerring to wait for the
friendly offices OF the tide. Yesterday morning she
noated or and Immediately proceeded to sea. as
she had sustained no damage. The officers OF the
company attribute the accident to the prevalence OF
a strong easterly wind that shifted the buoys from
their proper position. The Coast Wrecklng Com
pany and Its agent, Captain Merritt, who not only
sent down the steamer but followed up assistance
In the form OF four seamtugs, feel very indignant
at the refusal OF assistance so timely rendered u
is said that the captain OF the Cuba actually refused
Captain Merritt the empty courtesy OF line to
make fast to the steamship. In consequence the
Wrecking Company express 3 determination to
hereafter tender no assistance TO vessels OF the line
unless called upon to do so.
On board the vessel when she stranded there was
quite commotion among the passengers; but the
assurances or the officers that no danger need be
apprehended quoted their fears, and they retired
to rest anxious at the delay, but confident OF the
ability OF the vessel 10 weather any storm that might
be gotten up on the waters Of the bay TO rock them
siumDer.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29
TIE FORGED CoMaIsRCIAL PAPER.


Gossip on 'Change-Whnt Cashier Hill Says
The Ninth National Holds Only $4,000
Of 1t.
Tbs particulars Qiven exclusively In yesterdays
HERALD OF the discovery In the Ninth National Bank
Of large amount OF forged commercial paper
were in the main correct. Yesterday visit was paid
to Mr.. John 7. Hill, the cashier Of the institution,
who stated that the bank had received but $50 900
Of it, instead Of $4,000 as reported on the street.
From his statement IL appears that the paper is
part OF thar forged some weeks ago by . man
named Saroni, Of the 1rm OF Saroni Ltndeman.
This firm, Ar. Hin says, >have been doing business
with the Ninth National for about six years. and in
the course OF business deposited these forged
notes In Mr.. Hills bank. MIR. SaronI has since
taken MS departure rom the city; but
the forperleS were not detected nor known to
his partner, Mr.. Lindeman. until some days after.
Mr.. Hill asserts that the ba0k will lose notnlng by
the TRANSACTION as the firm from which the bogus
National for the money advanced. While they havb
$4,000 OF these notes. the cashier believes that all
OF nem are not forgerles; but he is unable to say
how many are good, as large portion Of them have
not vet matured.
The subject OF the Iorgcries was fully canvassed
ON Change yesterday and 1t Is intlmated tnat other
banks hold some OF the paper. A story, which
could not be traced to an 0ficial source, put the
amount in which the Ninth National Bank Is loser
as high az $4,000; but Mr.. Hfls statement sets
this at rest.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

TIE Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country
THE WEEKLY HRRALD OF the present week, now
ready contains splendid cartoon, representing the
National Christmas Transformations. together with
the very latest News Dy Telegraph from All Parts
OF the World up to the hour OF publication, nclud.
lng full report OF the New York HERALD Expedi.
tion In Quest Of DR.. Livingstone the Great African
Traveller; the Ku Klux Trials; the McGehan-Myers
Tragedy; Outrages by Negroes in North Carolina;
Another Trunk Horror; Ramblngs OF the Grand
Duke Alexis; Summary OF the Correspondence Ac-
companying the Presidents Message on the Subject
Of the Havana Butchery, Ana the Decision OF .
Pennsylvania Judge on the Right OF Bishop
TO Remove . Priest without Trial. IL
also contains the latest news By tcle.
graph from Washington; Political. Literary,
Artistic, Religious and Sporting Intelligence; Obitu-
ary Notices.; Amusements; Chronological; faceti1;
Editorial Articles on the prominent topics OF tho
dag; Reviews or the Cattle, Horse, Dry Goods and
Boot and Shoe Markets. Financial and Commercial
Intelligence and accounts or all the important aud
interesting events Of the week.
TRRMs:-Sngie subscription, 81; Three copies. -;
Five copies, s.; Ten copies. SIS; Single copcs Ave
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The New York herald., 1871-12-29
cauaT OF OYER AND TERmlxsa

Pleas and ssentcnccs-Pricks or Couscicncos
Before Judge Ingraham.
This Court met yesterday, the court room being
crowaed. First In order were the following
PLEAS AND sEkTBNcRS
James Cheney pleaded guilty OF grand larceny.
and was sentenced two years and six months .
State Prison.
Cornelius ODonnell pleaded guilty OF burglary,
and received the same sentence
John Drake and Ed win Fisher entered like pleas 20
similar charges and each received like sentence.
CHARGE OF RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS.
John q. Wolfe was tried on q charge OF receiving
stolen goods from Lewis Cole negro, and late p0I
ter In wholesale store on Broadway.
ssYOu stole these goods yourself and then sold
them to Woler asked Mr.. VIM. F. HOwo ths Las
ter's counsel.
sYes sal,n boldly answered the Ethiopian w.t.
ness.
"Any Ippricks Of conscience on account Of your
sNo. sir; goes to church regularly" (Laughter.I
"What have you TO say to Coles statements
against YOUR Mr.. Howe subsequently asked the do.
fendant, on being called TO- testify In his own 10
half.
nHe's drst class liar" Naughtcr.l
The case was given to the jury late.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29
BURGLARY ON A COAL BARGE.

David Mitchell, hungry looking individual was
arrested by Oflcer Kelley, Of the sixteenth precinct
on Wednesday night, charged, IN company with
two accomplices who made their escape. with fore.
ing open the cabin door Of James Purceu's coal
barge at the foot OF Eighteenth street. North River
and stealing quantity Of rope, valued at $50.
which was found In the prisoners possession BY
the officer. He stated before Justice Ledwith, at
Jeferson Market yesterday, that lie found the prop
erty in the street. lie was locked up TO answer o
charge OF burglary.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29
supsEm; covaT-spfCll. TERI
The Ludlow Street jail Prisoners.

TIC Ludlow Street jail PFfSOnof6.
Before Judge Barnard.
In re Edward L. Hewlett-An order was issued q
the Sheriff yesterday. on writ OF habeas c0rpuA 70
discharge Hewlett from Ludlow street JAIL The
order was accompanied with stay OF proceedings
for ten days. to enable the Sherlr to bring the mat
ter before Lnc General Term. Hewlett Is one Of the
many inmates OF Ludlow Street jail whose diS-
charges were ordered By Judge Barnard In the Oc-
tober term Of the Oyer and Terminer, and whom the
Snerir refused to discharge upon his counsel advts
ing him that the Judge had In his action exceeded
his judicial power. The present Is test case ~ =
all or them.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29
Charge Against a Letter Carrier.
Refora Commissioners SuielOa

Before Commissioners ShteIdA
The United States vs. Michael J. Murphy. Tho
defendant, who has filed the position OF clerk aS
station Of the Post ONCE Of this CITY, was brought
before Commissioner Shields on complaint Of
James Gayler Special Agent Of tlfe Post Ofaoe Do.
partment, who made an affiaavlt that Murphy. on
or about the 2lst lust, emoezzled letters entrusted
to him, one or which was directed to d. b. Eaton, a.
No. East Twenty ninth street, and the other to w.
j. Mills, of No. East Twenty eighth street. Th0
Information Was obtained OF William N. Hagerty,
superintendent OF station r; Michael J. Ellis, Q
letter carrier employed at that station. and Thomas
1t is stated tnat the defendant has hitherto borne a.
excellent reputation. ~
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

Seventeenth week OF Mr..
AUGUSTIN DALY'S pow
crfui drama OF the times, en-
tilted DIVORCE"
Presented with elaborate
scenery, new and costly
toilets and original music.
Characters by Miss Fanny
Morant, Fanny Davenport,
Clara Morris, Mrs. gilbert,
Hiuda Deitx, Nellie Morti-
liner, Kate Claxton, Ida
Yerance; Mr.. D. II. TIar-
kins, W. J. Lemoyne,
James Lewis, W. Daviige.
Louis James. Henry Crisp,
Owen Fawcelt, d. Whiting,
g. l.. DcVcre and others.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

eth AVENUE THREATRE
- Twenty-f0urth street, near
Broadway. Curtain rises ut s.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29
COURT cAltHuAas-rMs o.,

surRxMS Couwr- cnAMoSHs. .-tlead by Judge Oar
dOzO.-N08. 81. l3o. 20l
The New York herald., 1871-12-29
AMUsEMSNr~ A


IN IMMENSE SUCCESS
HOUSES CROWDED To OvERFLOwING WITH THE
ELIrE AND FASHION OF THE CITY.
Of the great Sensational spectacular drama, the
THE GREAT THEATRICAL SENSATION OF THE
CENTURY.
Time table,
eo'cl0ck-Curtatn rises
8i5-Bretone Woodman's Sabot Dance.
6:30-Carne's Songs, "The Nice Little Man" and "The
Three Craws" by Miss Jenny Leo.
6:S0-0rand Incantatlou Scene.
Sa5-The Fairies 0roto. With Stxlactas Song "Lovo's
s0EQuarelte, "Wecome, Strangers OF Earth"
90Grand Demon Dance, led BY the great Premiere DAN
seuse, Mile Perinia Sassi.
9l5-The Crystal Cascade and Silver Fountain.
yS5-uI.mlnated Golden Terrace.
Dance BY tue Great Corps Dc Ballet
chest
ess-Pas Espagno BY the eight second Premieres
10 ton Dance, BY the great Premiere Sass
l0:IO-The Infant Ballet Troupe.
l0a6-The Wonderful Majltons
10:l5-The Jockey Song and H0rnppe, "Carline"
l0:l8-Profcssor Schmidt and Pupis.
lO:92-Protessor SAmwels Troupe OF Trained Animals
!0:s2-The Astounding Egyptian Jugglers
1i5The Dazzling Transformation Scene Of the Palace Of
In conclusion the confidently assert that both
In its details and In ITS eutrcty. -
THE BLACK CROOK,
as presented at this theatre, il
iHE MOST VARIED, COMPLETE, ABSORBINGLY
INTERESTING, BEWITCHlNHLY ATTRACTIVE,
PERFECTLY PRESENTED BALLET
pvrv sPEoTAGikHE NfSah iH E.urp,cA
BLACK CROOK MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY.
EXTRA MATINEE NEW YEARS DAY.
SEATS SECURED SIx DAYS IN ADVANCE
The New York herald., 1871-12-29
SUPERIOR COUaT-CAAMBEsS.


Decisions.
BY Judge Brady.
Stevens VS.. Pringe.-Memoranda.
Hart ct nj vs.. Wolf ct a.-Motion denied. Be-
opinion.
Fuller vs. Fuler.-Sce opinion.
Georgouski vs. Baiziger.--M0ti0n denied. Soo
opinion.
Doyey Va. Tifchiid.-Same.
Hafllegh vs.. Stewart.-Moti0n granted. 0ea
opinion.
Swearing In an Alderman.
By Judge Cardoz0.
John Cochranc, one OF the newly elected AldeeL
men, Took yesterday, IN this Court, hs oath q
ONCE.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29
SUPERIOR couaT-spsclAl TEaa.


Decfsl0us.
BY Judge Freedman.
Struthers ct al. vs.. Hogan ct al.-Motion deniedt
Without costs.
Stewart ct al. vs.. Powcrs.-Motlon denied with
out prejudice to new application by proper party.
Grcentree vs.. Rosenstock.-Moti0n denied. with
$40 COSTS
Howarth VS.. Gontry.-Motion denied, wlthoss
costs.
The Merchants National Bank Of Memphis ~
Abraham II. Card0z0 CT a.-Mcm0randa for counsel
Courtney VS.. Baker ct al.-Case fled.
Mayer vs. Appel.-M0ti0n denied, with SO c0stBI
Converse ct al. vs.. Ehrllcn.- Motion dismissed.
with SO costs.
Sieinbe vs.. the Dry Dock, East Broadway ana
Battery Railroad C0mpany.-Ordcr granted.
Howell vs. Rtttcr.-Samc.
Bennett ct al. VS.. Ashman.--Same.
Salina T. Wells vs.. Dodds' Express Company
Same
Prentiss vs. Pheney.-Same
Harrison VS.. Llnker.-Samc.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29
COMMON plEAs-sPEclAL re,n.


decisions.
BY Judge Larremore.
In the Matter Of the Petition or James Kicruan.-.
Reason for change insufficient
Boomer VS.. Tailman Reference ordered 10 -
Mcmahon.
The Equitable Life Assurance Society OF the Ualted
States vs.. Iall.-Judgment OF foreclosure and sala
ordered. Allowance granted OF two ana half pe1
cent.
Rosenthal w. Rehlson. Judgment vacated.
GocleL va. Sporord.-Moti0n granted.
The New York herald., 1871-12-29

WooDs MUSEUM WOODS.
r9PAy} x g'HSrs; W;ssss ssS ssq;,,;ss sssS D'.~.
S'i';Si; sssJS entitled
Ms: SUSAN pESIs, 'a.No Ss.ji: B. sruDLEx
514 -rHEArRE CONTOUR 3. ,...,
'gSa q snss
The f''si'' ;Sas 'si1a' aass ss"'s'.. ,as, nan,
Il / / JOHN HART:
HaRf SfE; ''S RSsEGs Gii'R@s WHITE
in sldesplitting Acts.
1G % cInG xs fsS 1sSa sfSsS
Ex4s4 NV vi aEARs BAY
UssEESSss UssESss ssS4sE ssSAsE 7HE4EsE THEATRE
corner Of Fourteenth street and BrGsdwsy ysnrrup
!Ss Ea HSIjSX!s ~ nV'AAA
mi #5H$sssst #sSSSs az ss.EsaG II; s';ss ;ss,.r
THE isiS RED SHsS%I wiTGH; Or ThE GOOSE WITH THE
2sI.s.s HI 4: m RSysEasE
/ oucn urfain nj Osci lock Sent a.
ssSssss $s',s:s every w.s...s., and SATURDAY..
s% {SsSs SS$
81 SS17sssE4ss s'ss sss! ssslHs!s slgsEs Or
'''' ''' ''' appear rAsrsars as ''"@ o '''
FAST MEN NE hSs saAsAsSess sHSS s5SHs fast MEN,
MTs Ta Sr.nd on TURIN
~ $50 NEW YEARS DAY.
written INV n " Mea,h az Esa Entitled ~ " k''"' 7
tn ~n,ch ,,s rEnEsrlS aI.ssa ,.S y 'oon,.s,.,
~" 1.-Ae -. a-.. aPpe--AaOe = Wv W.T..
GRAND OPERA H9ysE. gsE s,o,,,s, rnE rLoREscEs.
;, ,uv j;zs Ezs9 $Ass i s1S#Ts'! ss!s#Es 81 !. r.,,
g TH THE Ti6kET TI6kET 6E 6E LEAyE EEAyE MAS MAS
MR. JhiS {ERNElHSHF, NIGHT pEcaaBoss BR1ERLY
saS .ssSa.y g .s.isSsa e : %
eVsnlGS MoSTbAY tev Years Day THE COLLEEN BAwN,
win M s1d M ars d fo N M Grs Ii %s In this city
= !o sssssxsy, Erie Iisks;
street.
.o.nn.v -, csov =. .ru.
A Drs nigT sEfSsTFsHATISSs o. THE
rals pHiDA4' EVEsLSai MAarHA. IEc' ~ At O'CLOCK
MILE H1E ,s htssNN xRv cAPo
yHIET .slrzrx n..,,., nr,,,or .no conan,,or
roMohho" Doors onap 4 az NJ Al - ~
GRAND sEa$SS Ell sissSa SrrsHH
sTSIA , 1.s.o1 soTSE inform u, nn,,
that order to comply with the very general wish for an
thew announce p'''4 " 1epA'' ~ 80 "'''
| ONE GRAND FAREWELL NIGHT
whom " ,.n a,,.,ar,x. .r-s.o.
| min =, AZ. her ,.st .rns. .rnnna sr "a NAA~
| W." ~ M T iiitttiA ft III III TIAMMERMOOR
sea;s for all the above At Academy also at 7ol and ia
| TifESDAY Jan 2 NJ a p NJ MIGNON-BROOKLyN
AcHDEWY' ~ - - 49,
| ~A.-M---
| r>poovryN AcanFMy NILSSON M1cNoN
| Is GRAND fAREwELL NiGHr or The
| nnRHNKiyN AcAnEMY IN MySrc ~ -
rurcn lW TVENiNG IaH q ia7s "a AT AZ : n;crOcx
AiGNoS o
Nile cHRISTINA NILSSON: po;i; MI1NoN
MIC. DoVAL' HoNooNi' "ess''' SAIOoh' 'AsiEi'
INV a, Rrooklvn Academy. alao at ia proadv.v
-nc coNw.v,o
M no. =. D. pv,uvvvH rur.rpr
NA DnoonnAN lncA me-
CHRISTMAS WEEK.
GuARbsMEN
| WEDNEsDAY DEC 81 LES PONT DES SofPiRs
| Ia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. DEC M $500
| FRIDAY DEG FLEUR ilE THE
BARBE BLEUE-SATURDAY MATINEE.
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CSAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS NO. 5S5 BROADWAY
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-03-07
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March TAT Repub-
lican caucus which took place this morn
ing, the principal subjects discussed
were the question of adjournment and
formation of committees. In regard to
adjournment no prediction can be safely
made. Two classes oppose immediate
adjournment.
Morton in the Senate, and Butler in
the House, are both anxious some legis-
lation be enacted to prevent outrages in
the South.
The free traders of the Republican
party will vote against adjournment, and
so will many more whose anti-tariff
principle don't extend further than free
coal and who will vote not to adjourn
until the duty ON it is repealed. The
decree for the repeal of the income tax
may add few to the number for putting
off the day of adjournment fixed by the
House. These interests are all united
and would continue the session, but those
high tariff men will vote for adjourn
ment. The Democrats will vote in a
solid body for adjournment. A sharp
effort is promised tomorrow to concur
in the Senate with the House resolution
fixing the end of the session tomorrow
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-03-07

General Hardee has recovered from a
severe fall from his horse.
William Lightle, route agent on the
Selma, Rome and Dalton road, has been
removed for voting the Democratic ticket
at the late municipal election in Selma.
General Il. B. Vance has been APP
pointed Superintendent of the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum at Raleigh.
Six negroes have Just escaped from
the Asheville North Carolina) jail.
Some time before his death, General
Magruder wrote to an intimate friend,
once a member of his staff, informing
him that the Texans who had promised
to provide for him plantation or farm
had not kept their promise, causing him
sad disappointment,
General John B. Gordon is in Calves
ton. ..,
The Union Springs (Ala Herald and
Times says that number Of planters
of Bullock county, who had rented land
for this year, have withdrawn from their
contracts because Of their inability to
obtain supplies for farming purposes.
Republican mass meetings are being
held in South Carolina to protest against
the Greenville railroad swindle, per
petrated by their own party in the Leg.
islature.
Henderson Oxendine, an outlaw, who
murdered the sheriff of Robertson
county, North Carolina, has been cap
tured. His accemplices have already
been sentenced to death.
A starving family near Alexandria,
Virginia, has had to eat its canary birds.
General Beauregard will probably
survey the route Of the proposed Mobile
and Northwestern railroad.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-03-07

medicines. On the other hand, the Thousands
who have tested the virtues of Nostetter's
Stomach Bitters, as AN invigorant and altera-
tive, will recommend but one, the wholesome
preventive and restorative in which their own
experience has taught them to trust. A course
of this rare vegetable stimulant. commenced
now, would save many pang to tho feeble
and debilitated.s 1t would be wise economy.
too. for it would probably preclude the neces-
sity for medical advice. Without disparagc-
ment to profession which all intelligent men
and women respect and honor. 1t is just as
well, If possible, to keep out of the doctors
hands. and they would have comparatively
few cases Of fever and ague, dyspepsia. bilious
ness, nervousness. and general debility to
attend to. If this agreeable and healthful spe-
cifc were in universal use. leod-d&w-S