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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-20
VIRGINIA TO WIT:

At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
County Court Of Shenandoah. for the
month Of March, 1873.
Geo. NJ. Bownan's admir-. Commit.
Against
Samuel Tidler's admr. &c. Def+
In Chancery.
The object # this suit is to settle The
administration accounts of Geo. NJ. 'TidIer
admir-. ofSsInuel Tidler deed to ascert.i,
the debts and demands against said intestst
or bis estate aud to subject the real esta,s
belonging, thereto to- sale if the personal
assets are not sufficient to pay such debts
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
that the Defendant, Washington Tidier
is not an inIlabitaat of this State-It il
ordered That the said defendant do an
pear her. within one month after die
publication hereof. and do what is ueces-
>hry to protect his interest; that a copy of
this order be published in some newsnsser
printed i'll Woodstock. once week for
tour successive weeks. and q coDy
posted at the front door of the Court
House of said county, on the first CAV of
5he next County Court.
Copy Teste.
Al. Bird pq. GEO. W. MILEY. c. .. C..
mar. 6--4w
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CONES FOR TIE PIANO.

Mailed post paid on Receipt of Price.
Da ling. am Lonely Now. Soug and Chorus.
stewart 80
sweetest song ano Chorus, banks. 30
Matte Nav. Song and Chorus, banks Sc
Lost anil Saved. Ballad, Donpiker. 30
Farewell. Darling. till we Meet Ro>,wig 30
Think ofme. Darling Song ard Cho. Miers 80
sklng Il Blessing from Mo,her Song and
Cho' us. .4, Stewart. 30
banks 40
hou art no longer Nine. Ballad banks 80
Hear me say nv Little PRAYER. Song and
.,hofus Pratt. 50
Close the Shutters, Wille's Dead. Song
,nd Chorus, Stewart &C
Ethel i'rrcmr. Song and Chorus. Persle, IS
Quit dat TIcklin Me. Song and Dance HAYS 81
You'll always find me True. Song ard
chorus, HAYS. IS
4Dsad. but not Forgotten Song and
Chorus. Hays so
"Meet me Maggie. Song and Che. Havs. 40
Way me where my Mothers Sleeping.
song ana t,h"rus, Stewart. 40
Father Of All. Sacred Song Panseren. so
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-20

An INGENIOUS lNvENr1oN-F From
Clalke County Courier. There WIS
last week in Millw God for day OF two
an invention Of two gentlemen OF that
place, Messrs. Johti Holland and John
Sprint, which would seem to supply a
want very much felt on railroads.&c.,
perfectly safe and no;seless signal for
crossings. 1t would he difficult i'll the
short space Of local to give an accur-
ate description of this continuance, but
a general idea Of it may be given in
few words. At the distance, say, of a
h;.lf-mile there is an upright lever about
two and half feet high. Connected
with the lower end OF this lever is a
rod extending along the side OF the
track which connects with the figure
Of a man holding flag lying PROSTATE
when she lever is erect. The bumper
Of the engine is Heightened few in
ches SO as to strike the upright, holding
. flag in one hand, aud with the other
pointing in the direction of the APP
preaching train When the engine
reaches the man it knocks him back in
to the box, and raises the lever fol- the
next train. This continuance can, at
little expense, be put on both sides Of
a crossing. The city of Boston a short
time ago offered SlJ,o)) for such 4
Continuance that would answer the pur
pose.
There is bill now before the Legis-
lature proposing to alter the law i'll re-
lation to garnishees. Under present
United States and State laws man can
exempt from seizure for debt $2,5on III
real CT personal property if he has it,
but the clerk III mechanic who has no
property and nothing to live on but his
salary cannot exempt and it is liable to
be stopped and taken away from him
by garnishee process. The bi.l referred
to proposes to remedy this and put all
on an equal footing.
Quite a breeze appears to have
suddenly sprung up between Portugal
and Brazil, and III the C,rtes at Lisbon,
on Saturday, the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs anne unccd that the Portuguese
Consul had been instructed to demand
immediate satisfaction Of the Brazilian
Government for an outrage to the
Portuguese flag at Para.
Sr1c1pr. James B. Sarver, of Sink
ing Greek, Craig county, hing himself
on Monday last in piece of woodland
in front of his dwelling. Cause I'M
known. His little son was lying at the
point Of death at the TIME. Roanoke
Times.
Two congressmen-Judge Hoar (Re-
publican), of Massachusetts, and Will
lam Il. Roberts 'Democrat), of New
York-have refused to draw the extra
$5,0o0 allowed them by Congress as
hack pay.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r.. 7. BARTON +. HotMEs I,ovD
T(ARTON &BoYD.
A TToRNEYS AT LAW,
WINCHESTER. VA.

r., VII! attend the quarterly and Circuit C,urt,
Shenandoah county, and the Federal courts At
Earrisonburg. o0'' 81
Special attention to cases in bankruptcv
mar, 2O-}mO
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-20

Both houses of the General Assembly
have passed the bill authorizing the
purchasing of the code prepared by
Colonel George w Mnnford for s., 900
sud the publication Of six thousand
copies Of the same.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-20

The Winchester Presbytcry Of the
Southern Presbyterian Church, will
hold its next meeting in Charles:own
on Tuesday, the stb If April.
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NEW cousH SYSTEM.

An ACT TO REGULATE AND DEFINE THE
yURlsolcIToN Or THE COUNTY AND
CIRcUrr CoURTs, TO PREs Tribe ,lIE
MEMBER OF TERMs OF The CIRCUIT
CouRTs, AND To FIX THE PAY OF
CoUETI s,JI;pcgs.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-20
WASHINGTON MARKETS.
1xPoRrED BY
CUMPSTON & DAVIDSON,
Produce d Commission Merchants
March Is 1873. -4
NEW kIyII1lslNIrjs.
FREES & PLANTS.
RRIIfr Avn NitNa II 4 ,

complete assortment # Standa+d and
Dwarf A,pies. Pears, Peaches, Plutns. Siber-
ian Grabs, Apricots, and Nectafiners;; t3fapee
Cnrrants, Goose berries Rat p berries, Black
berries. Asparagus. khubsrb. NUS, shade and
Ornamental Tees, Hardy Flowerlng and Climb.
ing Shrubs. Hedge Pant. &c. I'm lose stamp
for Catalogue and Price Int.
EDWiD J.%EvASS7f co.,
Surserymen and Stedsasn, York Pa,
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
~ WOODSTOCK, FEB. Is, 1sTs.
Rebecca Kern and othsrs, Complts.
against

Rtbecca Kern and others, Complts.
against
David Crabill, Dsn.
To Compl,s and Derts the creditors sf Day id
Crabsll deed and all 9th ers concerned.
Take n':tice that ave IKE upon the 18th
day of March 1873 at nv office in Woodstock
to take the accounts required BY decree in said
cause VIZ To take an account of all liens
upon the real estate of Which said David Cra-
bill died seized ana possessed, with their priorites
I'd all o,l,r debts OF said estate. Sd make
settlement hi the executoriaT account toyethe,
with any necessary dishu,s. ment and d,stribu
ton accounts. 4th any special matter The
conr. or either party my require. At Willie:
time and place You are required to- attend.
Given under my hand As comr. in CHANGER,
OF said court the da, and year first afnressio
feb. z0-4w. r. " MAGRIJDER
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co PJRTSERSHI P.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
ween Bradford q Cdotes has been dis
solved by mutual coisent, Mr.. Coots selling
his interest in the Orkney Spring property
TO j. w r Moore ana jos. Perry, OF Mt.
Jackson. The firm will hereafter be
Bradford, Moore and Terry.
mar. l3-tt.
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ToTRAY STEER.

T. :
Taken up by the subscriber on his farm, miles
North of strasburg, estray steer Iale red white
on back and bsiiy. and white from the hind knees
down to hoof, the right arked With under keel
and slit. The subscriber will prove property, pay
,hargss and take it away, II viii be disposed Of
the law Directs
mar. la-:}t.' DANIEL STiCkIEY
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ROCKINGHAM DIsTRICr-J. H. WAUGH

= Stanton, S. S. Rossell HARRISON
burg, J. 2. Fitzpatrick; shenandoah
Iron Works, J. L. Liggett; Mount Sid
new. j. S Hutchinson; Churchville, j.
w. W off; G. r. Jefferson, sup; Bridge
water, j J. Engle East Rockingham,
A. a. E'kridge Rockingham Mission,
to be supplied; New Market, W. H.
Wilson Woodstock, J. II. March Gone
to be suppiie1; Luray, A. Boone /;
Wesleyan Female Institute, W. A,
Harris. president; Shaneystown, &.
3. Allen; Elk Ridge, II. D. Bishop. >.
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INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.

Autumn Leaves. Second Pen;ee Melodiquc.
c. T. Frey 35
i.elisario. Fantssie. Kipkel IS
+Rus ic Beauty March, Kinkel 8,
SUNBEAM March, Skant. IS
+Johnnie's March, KiukrI IS
$Bertie's Schotti. che. Kinkel IS
$Ji,EniAs Schottische, Kiukel IS
. FHat,ie's Hatz, Kinkel So
7 *Sweet sixteen. Rink l. 81
evening Z-l hvrs Waltz, Pacher. IS
Bird of Beauty Wallis, Young 20
'wirch.oti GaIop, Youug 40
*kithes Polka, K,Dk.l. rs
tay of Sunshine Polka Pach.r s.
Ghstenlbe Stars Polka de "a hon. Ftnie. IS
tkddle's Polka, Kinkel 81
tHarrys POLKA, kinke 81
smile "i BEAUTY Poiks, Young. 70
fletes marked thus shave picture titles.
Any piece mailed, postpaid, OH receipt
Of marked price.
Addres, i'll PETERS,
feb. 27-6t. 500 Broa iway. New Yori =
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APPOINTMENTS

WINCHESTER DIsTRIcT--w. II. WHEEL
RIGHT Pc.
Winchester Station, r. L. Carson;
Winchester Circuit W. G. Eggleston,
NJ. G. Balthis, sup; Frederick Circuit, A.
G. Stevenson, E. +. Helwick, sup J;
Front Royal, S: G. Ferguson; Berry
vile, F. c. Tebbs, J. p. Hyde, sup;
Martinsburg, w Hammond; Berkeley,
w. II. Seat; Jefferson; j: Maxwell !;
Shepherdstown, A. A. P. Neale Gains
boro, L. &. Martin; Morgan, NJ. A.
Taylor: Shannondale Mission, to be
supplied; Warlensville, G. F. Butt !;
Charlestown, A. Wade.
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BAL 7lMoRE ANNUAL CONFERENCE
z. CHURCH so-TE.
FRIDAY, MARCH IA.
THE HUSTON TRIAL.

AT a quarter to II the committee in
the Huston case entered the church
which was by this time crowded to its
utmost capacity, while many ren,aint 4
standing in the aisles and near the
door.
The chairman Of the committee,
Rev. Samuel Register, y. D., entered
the chancel, and took his seat by the
presiding Bishop.
AT quarter past II, Rev. Bishop
Doggett said: Are the committee in
the case Of l.. d. Huston ready to re
poIt?9 'iieady, SIN" said Rev. Dr.
Register.
The following report was then read !:
The committee, to whom the case
Of Rev. L. d. Huston was referred,
beg leave to report that, after careful
examination Of the evidence iii said
case, he has been found guilty of i'm
morality, and said L. d. Huston has
been expelled from the church.
The accused, through hfs counsel,
Rev. S. S. Rosezll, d. y. declared his
intention Of appealing to the General
Conference
Bishop Doggett announced that ac-
cording' to the decision Of the com
mittee, Z. d. Huston was expelled.
+ :Rev.'Sanluel Rodgers said he had
transmitted to him, by mail, from some
unknown source, the parchments Of L..
D. Huston, which were disposed of ac-
cortling to the usages Of the Church
There being no other business before
the Conference, the journal was read
and approved, and after religious SER
vices, during which Rev Nelson Head,
D. D., offered very impressive prayer,
the Bishop, after AN appropriate adj
d-ess to the Conference, announced the
following
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:
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
VIRGINIA Tn WIT.

i W
| :, In thc CLERKS Office of III. County covrt a
Shenandoah Feby. s5th. 1878.
| "n. Il. Robinson. ass'e &c c.n.,,
!, 49, Against
asnry ". Holmes, Ad,n'r 1c. part.
In thancery.
tne oej"ct ofthissui is t. s,hia.tt,s,,,.
"".i . '"'o N crest Henry Holmes. sec'd
70 me real estate OF which w W FIN
! Ord s1lE"d and possessed to ma tha an.
Henry fiolnes, dec'd. '"e "s''S 81
tappearing b. satisfactory evid.nco Ill
ne defendanis. isaac L. Holiness and Jsm.sp
Holmes are MT Inhabitants Of this State -, i,
'l"sred that me said defendants do snnear hare
"ithlh one month after DIN, publication b.raot
and do what il nrc.S,arv to nrot.c, tb;ar ~; 80
es' 'Hat q copy ni thi order be published i,
Soihe newspaper printed in Woodstock tor fan
successive weeks and n copy posted at the
l,'n. "n''f o, the unrt House ef said county,
On TIE hfst day o the next County Court
a CONT. ste
"ms. Bro. pa. Feb 81.
TUE opARTNER%IIIp h4rrtornre eri.t
ing unacr the firm namA of WITMtH
" MA AK * ,s ihie dnv dissolved br mn
sua cinsent. Either member of ,b, H.. !;
authorized to- sign the irrn name in sr,tI.ns,t
All parties indebted are requested h naks
~ "inpt payment. a. it il in,,rtant 10 clos
- S"''"Seh ~ 0ilre. lntnk friends
ana ina paflie gen~ra"v f,- the err I,h.rsi
patronage extended To u ia III, past, r,nost
respect in'iy ask a continuance OF tn. sa,o 90
mar Successors.
"lThER L SLAYNAKER.
N ar !tf:- tsYing mn chased the er,;-e
L .iock "a! .onl+ al Wilmer & Sl,v-,trr
We shall Continue bu siuessa+ tbp ntd s,,,I
r, u. y. WILMER L co.
NeW House Res: in the Vuyeu
H'aT HOTEL, -x,,...,
~ WINCHESTER, VA,
OWE SQUARE FROM DEPOT
out tit New from Basement to
Carrot.
OMNIBUS TO HOTEL.
~ 10 CHARGE.
Good Brlas S,a5A Ae.cAsa
March s--;r
FoRAERI-Y HoovER's.
MAIN STREET, WIECHESTEP ~
H. L. BAXTER, Pronr;etor
= Facilities fer stabling unsurpassea
= accommodation good. Charges moderst.
Ine travelling public invited 70 stys III,
Nh
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mar. N-3mo.

~ ARDEN SEEDS. - -.
nave just received lug, ,,s,-...,. IF
sleS Harden seeds. EARLY Ra. P,;,t,., /
m ais" prepared Co sell wa Harry r,.,h
much cheaper thaa you can Inv, I'm n.3,
J. ". DASyER
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-20

GA FACTORY FULL Cloth
W Foe Eale byS. A.DAxNER
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-14

pistol shot over HE left eye, and fifty rods
iurther on was the body Of Rev. DR.:
Thomas lyi.9g on his face, and airipped
10 the waist. Life was extinct from pis-
tol shot wounds In the head aud body.
General Candy was stripped Of every
yestige Of clothing. and lay about one
hundred yards 10 the southwark, vita
two pistol.shot wounds in the head.
The determination Of the Modocs is
only matter of time. Tho Government
has already signifed that a terrible pun
ishment will be visited upon the Often
ders Those captured will most likely
be 'lost, and the moralizing will come
afterwards. Grape shot will be first in
order; then blank cartridges, as Napo-
leon the First dealt with Paris mob
The civilized world will stand aghast at
such deliberate massacre, which could
not have originated in minds totally I'M
intelligent. Captain jacks war has
been regarded az farce, but his tribe
his allies and all the Indian tribes OF the
West Pacific slope will learn at an early
dav that their treachery has fastened
,heir doom, and ih..t they have alienated
every friend they had Among the white
race The war Of extinction has already
bnCun.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-14
DIR. Il. Der. Curtis.

The citizens of Memphis will doubt
less be glad to hear that the Doctor has
been induced to prolong his stay here
till Tuesday next, April 18th, inclusive.
He positively leaves for home on Wednes-
days midday train. From what we
have heard and read of Dr. Curtis, we
are convinced that those who place
themselves under his care will receive
the most careful treatment. His court
eous and gentlemanly manner has al
ready impressed many Of our citizens
most faYorably. DR.. Curtis is, we be-
lieve, an Englishman, and one who has
received the highest academic honors,
both in his own country and on the
continent of Europe. His work, Man
hood" is one of those books before the
public that can lay claim to being strictly
professional; at the same time it is in
telligbIc to all who read it. We would
therefore note that those suffering from
the diseases comprised under the Doc
tors specially can call upon him at his
consulting rooms, No. III Third street,
near southwest corner OF Poplar, be.
tween the hours of 10 a. m. and PM,
and from to pm. daily, till Tuesday
next, 18th inst, Sunday included. 80
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
AMERICAN PRESS kssoctArloH. VIA D. =. a.
THLnaRAPH ooSPAsr.
specials 40 the Ledger.
NEW YORK.

New YoRE, April ll.-All the morn
ing uapers comment on the Modoc mas
sacre. The Herald says the Instructions
delivered TO General Seho6eld mean
utter determination of Captain Jack
and his followers. There will be no dis
traction OF the hand Of retribution. In
dian agents, commissioners and philan-
thropists may do their best TO excite
sympathy for the treacherous wretches,
and to save the peace policy which has
proved so profitable to many of its adj
vocates, but the people will approve the
sentence of determination. There has
been no judgment, no forethought, no
irmness, no settled purpose in our In
dian policy, and in this difficulty with
CAPTAIN Jack and his band the action Of
the authorities has been more than ordi-
narily injudicious. We are told that the
War Department has long known it was
unwise and dangerous to temporise with
these savages, but the hands Of the muir
dered General were tied by the intrigues
of the peace party at Washington, and
he was forced into an action that cost
him his life. The Herald thinks the
peace system is of questionable expedi-
ency, and believes that much of tho
evils can be traced to the corrupt inau-
ences connected with the Indian Bureau
and the mercenary character Of our In
dian agents.
The Tribune thinks Fridays catas-
trophe is the legitimate result Of the
conduct of the Government during the
whole progress of the Modoc was. Every
step which has been taken by orders
from Washington has been i'll taken. II
claims that Grants Indian policy has
disastrously and utterly failed to Ike
peace on the frontier.
The World strongly condemns the
Indian policy, and says the news Of the
Modoc massacre put it to shame. The
perfdious assassination of Candy and
his associates viii stir public feeling to
its profoundeIt depths. ~
John Bodner and George Schamery,
employed at the New York gas works,
were returning home last night, when a
number of strikers attacked them with
stones, Boduer and Schamery fearing
they would be murdered. turned to de-
!end themselves. Bodner fred into the
crowd, wounding a man named Mooney
severely, and dispensing the crowd. They
soon recommended the attack, and but
for the arrival of the police Bodner
would have been beaten to death. Bod
ner, Schamery, Mooney and several
others were arrested.
A Tribune special from Washington
says that Secretary Delano, in regard to
the murder Of General Candy, stated
there was no doubt that the whole
trouble arose out Of the attempt to force
Captain Jacks band upon reservation
where it was almost impossible for them
to remain. Meacham and Apologize
had been several weeks yainly endeavor-
ing to accomplish something with the
Modocs. Delano is convinced that they
had not as much influence as they pre-
tended TO have when appointed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-14
NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, April 1.-THE steamer
Leslie Taylor, which reached here yes
terday morning, brought to the city Mr.
Calhoun, reported to have been in some
way connected with the outbreak in
Great Parish. The officers Of the boat
say that the town of Colfax, at the hour
they passed, was thronged with asassd
negroes; there had been no conflict up
to that time. They learned at Alexsn-
dria that a squad of perhaps two hundred
planters and others we're On route for
the town, but they had not then reached
Colfax. Mr.. Calhoun claims TO have
filed the place Of mediator between the
two parties, but we did not learn the ma
ture Of his mission to New Orleans.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-14

Last evening Mr.. Il. Y. Wilson, the
spiritunlist and test medium, delivered
a characteristic lecture before a large
and intelligent audiehce at the Opera
House.. Mr.. Wilson, although an earnest
talksr, Is not a trained logician, nor
indeed an elegant speaker. lie seems
imbued wah earnestness, and is rather
imprisoned in his style Of oratory.
His ungrammatical sentences and his
pronunciation at times will not bear the
test Of anaiysis. He is evidently a
thinker, and startles his hearers occa-
sonally with expressions that cannot
reasonably be considered orthodox. He
has familiar way OF dealing with and
speaking oe sacred persons and things
that, to say the least Of it. is somewhat
refreshing. He attacks what is known
as Christianity with power and vim,
and supports his theory Of Spir'
itualism with commendable ability
and sincerity. Occasionally he deals in
rhapsody when speaking Of the spirits he
claims to see around him on the stage
during the delivery of his discourse.
Our watchful and sharp-sighted reporter
could not penetrate the veil and dis
cover any of these airy denizens with
whom Mr.. Wilson held sweet converse;
but then our reporter is a skeptc IN
such matters, and is not permitted open
citrate into hidden chambers OF the tomb.
These airy phantoms were seen by Mae
beth, and by Hamlet, who said, 1.-The
earth has bubbles as the waters have,
and these are Of them" At the close
of the interesting lecture Mr.. Wilson
gave some remarkable spiritual test,
that startled many composing the audi
ence. In some instances he failed, but
in the majority of cases success crowned
his efforts. To the hypercritical his
statements were in the main pieces OF
generalization that would fit nine-tenths
Of humanity; but yet he gave many par
ticular revelations, locating dates and
events that presented a mysterious phase
not easily explained on fair logical
grounds. Our reporter has his own
opinions about these things, but those
opinions are worth no more than the
opinions of others, and it is fair to pre-
sumo that each person present last even
ing formed an opinion either in favor of
or adverse to the revelations of the
seer Mr. Wilson will give numerous
tests at the Grand Opera House this
evening at the usual hour.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-14
FOREIGN.

RoNE, April l4.-The Pope passed
quiet day yesterday, and his condition is
far easier. His pain is less intense, AID
a gradual improvement in bis condition
is apparent.
MADRID, April 1.-THE continued de-
feats lately suffered by the forces Of the
Pretender have had a disheartening ef.
feet on the entire Carlist army. Deser.
tons are taking place in the ranks Of the
insurgents, many Of whom are becoming
disguised and are returning TO their
homes.
BERLN, April l4-Pnnce Bismarck
has gone to his country residence at Var
zine, where he will remain for a short
time, in order 10 recruit
Hon. George Bancroft, United States
Minister 10 Germany, has recovered
from his late illness, and has resumed
bis duties.
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1ee cream aud soaa water.

At the popular confectionery and
candy establishment Of B. Rocco, on the
northeast corner Of Adams and Main
streets, can be found an elegant ice
cream saloon, and the purest of soda
water. B. Rocco has fitted up his ice
cream parlors for the season, and invites
his old patrons and the public generally
to visit his establishment. His soda
fountains are of improved pattern, and
his syrups the best in the market. In
the lines of cakes, candies and general
confectionery nothing cun be more per
feet or inviting. Remember No. ZIG
Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-14

Travellers from the South will find DR..
E. P. Miller's Home Of Health, 80 and
and Al W. Twenty-sixth street, one Of
the most desirable places to live in New
York city. The location is FIRST class
rooms large. airy and elegant; table ex
celIent; and prices reasonable. The
celebrated Turkish Baths, the Electric
Baths, Swedish Movements and Lifting
Cure are in the establishment. Tran
sient or permanent boarders accommo
dated. Send for circular. Address E.
P. Miller, NJ. D., 80 and Al W. Twenty
sixth street, New York. eod.59