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ED. MAERKLIW.

truxSist and ApOthecary. Sfh Street
I opposits the Post Office. Is fully provided
with u complete selection of fresh Drugs aud Mei-
icnes sad offers his services especially 10 the PHYSI-
Of this village and county for the careI and
scientific preparation of their prescriptions. Is
r. SCHULTZ s. co,
MANUFACTURE AND DEALERS
vi in Leather Hides Shoe Findings, Betting of all
sizes constantly hand a Milwaukee prices. Our
Betting Is made the tanned leather office.
On sth street SSuth side door north of Williams
House. MRuitowoc. Ms.
&5-Cash paid for Hides skins, Tallow and Bark .~ss
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.gE PEETCE.rRD. III. ID.

OFFICE SHERMAN'S BRICK BLOCK.
North Eighth Street, Mauitownc.
IS to 9 4. VI.
oFf4Oh ii'ohs- { TO : to 8 P. NJ
Residence Corner sth & Buffalo Sts. 1925
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lated at slanitogoc, the 2s day Of 1pI 4
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The remains of Cauhy started from
Portland on Friday By steamer His wi
dow Is coming also. She is in feeble
health
Lieut. Harris wounded in the recent
feht with the ModocS. is reported sink
ing rapidly Il is thought he cannot re
cover.
The Modnc Indians have disappeared
from the Lava beds. but their where
ahonts cannot be a~Ueria;ned These
Indians aFpear to be HE the mysterious
Spirit from another world who appear
and di~arpcar 1T intervals, for the pur-
posssof taFsslrin sfroor living man hy their
3avilish tricks. The Lava beds are 81
miles in c rum ference. and therefore Il
is posSibis that the 100 Modoc warri-
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TVOMEOpAFsS. eth ST. NanitowOc.
III Wis. 0ne door north of Windiate House.
Office over C. Petersons. Office hours 10 to II i. r.
and = 20 3 p NJ 1913.
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slr. g. II. .gEUZEY,.

A TTORSEY and Counselor at Law.
"A Real Estate Agent. Office corner of Eight
nd ErIn Kiln srreets NnnitoMpc. Misconsin. I4-ll
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,so-c,erta Ta,rv.rs. .Tratiens Of the Peace, Land
a,a,Iis );l Dealers AMI Agents. lnsn rance Agent,
Rrprcssnou aud other parties iu want, are N a orn% 10
pi S,i;s, ..iucsy or le4,l, quired in This com
iaUuity. .r,,so,;cit,d
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THE
TORPEDO PATENT SUEs
Roberts VS.. Nicholas Ceyc,



ghc following is the decision r, ptcr.aI,
Nehemiah at May Tenn OF the Circuit Cour,n I.
above case:
in the Circuit Court of the rnilcd States, in O,a =
the Western District Of Pennsylvania.
Roberts vs. Nicholas 6c!er.-No l--Mav IT,
1S13.-Iu Equity
November 81. 1879. Dill fled and ,ubbn1.
sued.
sabp@na asd notice of app lication for rrel,,,,
AIRY injunction served.
December l3, 1872 Motion for p,cn;na- /,
junction heard, and the Cour, being duly advised in
the premises; the Injunction AWARDED as ua,,c "a,
and decree leu.
January II, 1873. In;urc,iou is-u.i. end I'm An.
29h day Of January Indictment served pe,s,psl,|
and by copy.
Mny %. 1873 Rule isrvci for de'crden, TO N ov|
cause why attachment should no; issue Cor cor,cmn,
IN violating iniui C lou and du'y serv,d
June I'd, 1873 Rule 'or attachment in this r,,.
came on to be heard, and after argument of ccrr ii
pro snd con. the Court being full Id,i,ed IN M.
| premises the Rule is macs absolute, and the ,nI
tcncr If he Cont l.. that the said defenGau. Ma,
olas Ceyer be imlnio-ci I'd in the common Jail of
Alegccny County for ard during the term Of ~
d,,. aud dn.a,ho nav H.. ,,s,s =, ,.,-
u'''' "'N ' ~ i-' -'> N' VI '''' I'"s
| lag.
June I'd, 1878. C,nmitcnt i'Sred.
| -,. ,.,;c, In ,,;. o.. &C. ;,,.
"'.' '" =" ''' ' "''Ius'meh
| of 'hc Roberts patent oi No--lealltd The bg ra
cnt), for ilcr a,ng the produc,iveness Of oil vel.
| ~, a., ,,,.;,.,er.n, ro, ,..;o, ,h
"e "'' Va 'i"' IVA A'" '"' ue'Cud'as
was committed Tor contempt consisted in stiar
! sltxnndra usr.,r in ,lplG Jipr Irr, ,do,, Z,
,,,,,. ,oi,,,. IT,. ,.u. oc, ,r ;n,ri ,,,,,., y
wis ''''S '' '"' w W '''' '"'''' 'o' "I'A
| llaUM was aiso committed in he cAsc No. g. "a
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IN fact. every sag!c'g and aiyle of ~or in letter
:" '-' 7rcb- printing
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Tas RECORD has no superior, as 1t circuiates
sncrevcr an Oil Operator or Dealer can he found
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Avoid Quacks and ImpostoSnrS'

NO CNurGe for AuVIce Hn8 o'i-' ~ Ji.nL
DR.. j. p. Dsott, Graduate of Jefasson ,l,n.S!s MsuS
CIgs, PhiladcIpha, author Of several yaS1lhs ~ the
works, can be consulted on ell diseases IS =, made
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (which no nM s,a. no
an especial study other in male or iernfh M Of how
a,atter from what cause origsnasiiis VI VI enables
hun to treat disease with success. cures dis.
nnteed. Charges reasonable. Those 1,atoms a.
tancs can forward letter describing ""
and enclosing stamp to prepay p4stasei; IN CENTS
Send for the Guide 10 Hedsfh; fnes ,a S,.reso !.
J,B. DYOTT, NJ. D., Physician ara oo's'
lOi Duane St, New YorEs ..
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FDr siaSG
$4,000 to 20. 900 feet of SECONDHAND
TUBING. at from 25 tn IS cts. per foot
Tho Tubin is III dist class order and ali
ready ii'i~d
April 23 IS II. II. WARNER
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DNN,T ri: HUM BUGGED

With quacks and imp'sters, who Will not r o,e
fleece YOU hnt in ninetynnc cases ON oi nu"
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Cnlum's Ro t Blood Searcncf, when paii- -n"1
ron the system MI form Of private Diseases "iJ
virus in the b ood; also, seminal weakness, ioss os
energy loss OF memory, and all nervous di'ea.es
resulting fr m sell abasc which destroy po,n .,lu
and body, rendering marriage impossble' Narttn
3 90 n rpackiyc Each package makes !nhr'
of Blood Scarcher. Williams VI dicine Co., fi''s
bur III. Va Box 1896. mphlet Free.
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quent desire, and gives strength 10 ~, and
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to whom all letters for information sn'-'1
addressed
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NEWS DEPARTMENT

eve receive ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS up to p. NJ
Aud present them our readers every evenlhs, en- ~
bracng news Of great interest from Gil SECTIONS Oh
,hn roIn,ry We have made special arrangements,
yhp,s.y we receive regular Petroleum, stock ala
piuducc Marse, Repnr,s every evening ny telesraph
fr,e, sew PORK. ihlladcphia, anu flttsDute, wlcn u
one OF l,. mos. desirable newspapers publishea III
tho Oi Region as an
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the ancient pride and naughty defiance
of the Spanish natureis aroused, and II
We want the Virginius we must send a fleet
Of war vessels to take herr il We want
Governor Burriel punished, and others
who participated in the massacre, Il will
he necessary erst 10 send over aud take
him BY force. This is plain statement
Of the situation, froa which there is
strong prospect Of war. CASTELAR, might
At the enl Of years correspondence
with our benignant Secretary, come
down with a voluminous letter from his
abundant vocabulary which diplomatists
would call an apology, but which would
not protect Americans in future or mod
ify Spanish butcheries in the island, II
war is precipitAted ii will not be OF our
seeking as people, for much has been
endured for years that would have pro-
voked any other nation to seek redress
by force. II will be in just cause, and
sustained BY the whole people, prospect
i've Of party or sectien. The crisis is
close at hand. Congress meets in a lew
DAYS, when our relations with Spain will
receive immediate attention.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION. VA g. ?. AND A.
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
Specials 10 the Ledger.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, November 22.-Argu-
ments Oh the arrest of judgment in tse
case Of VIM. Il. Tweed will be made
to-day at length before Judge Davis.
The argument of the counsel for the de-
Tense viii be very exhaustive, and, il is
thought, may Consume the greater part
of the day. The response en- the part
of the prosecuting attorney will be
short. Tweed was engaged yesterday
ttanGacting private business. Many
speculations ars INDUCED in as to the
extent of the punishment likely to be
inflicted on Tweed should the Judge
overrule the motion for a stay of pro-
eeedings.
E. H. Lidermann 4 Co. have Insti-
tuted legal proceedings against Daniel
Drew, E. n. Robinson aud s. Il. Alden,
charging them with fraud and misrepre-
ssntatior in regard to large transactions.
Cautsn stock, it is alleged, was used as
en- auxiliary BY Drew TO saddle the stock
on Lidermann d Co., and that Drew had
positively sgFsed not to sell Of any Of his
stock but would bay more, but that he
was at The time. selling out through
Robinson 10 Lidermann 4 Co. The diff
ference in dispute amounts to 81 900, 600.
Alden says be acted only 10 the capacity
of broker. Two other suits we're also
commenced few days ago by the same
firm against Drew for difference RgTs-
eating $40 600 in gold and Wabash spec
ulations.
The steamship City Of New York.
which arrived from Havana Thursday,
brought letters from several victims Of
the VirginiuS massacre. addressed to
relatives and private friends in this city
from Cubsn headquarters. The anthem
ITCHY Of these letters is doubtful, and it
is claimed they we're manufactured in
Havana. The FIRST letter is from Pedro
F. Alforo to General Barriel, aud pre-
poses that Alforo will use ell bis en-
deavors 70 end the rebellion on condi-
ton that the lives Of his fellow-passen-
gers on the Yirginius be saved. He
also offers 10 make certain revelations
regarding future operations concerning
negotiations with the United States gov
eminent aud subordination Of American
officials. A second letter implies a VII
lingness TO act in ike manner.
The third letter is from Captsis Fry
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wILL THERE BE A WARi

We are afraid so. There is no escape
from it 10 be seen but in a square back
down on the part Of the American peo-
pie, which is not likely to occur. FL
naucially we are unprepsred for war, in
the way Of a navy not adequately ready,
but in well trained veteran volunteers,
full OF plueky endurance and a spirit
burning to avenge Spanish outrages and
insolence, we are sbundaeily ready.
The feeling which fred the North
ern heart when Fort Sumter va
cred upon, now fires the whole cOun
,rv. Spain, we know fun well, vii
not atone for the atrocities committed Al
Santiago. Casiellar's government dart
not attempt anything Of the sort. Al
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on bshalf Of the crew OF the Virginius.
He claimed Ignorance Of law in CUBAN
relation 10 the Introduction OF arms.
There arc also communications from the
English aud Amerioan oonsuls, adj
dressed % the commandante Of Santiago
dc Cuba. Il. r. Schmiii. Vice Consul
Of the United States, complained that
the transmission OF kilograms TO the
American Consul at Jamaeai, in rela-
ton TO the VirgiUius, was private.
sohmitt asks admission 10 the prisoners.
He refers TO the non. acknowledgment Of
previous notes. Schmitt again claims
admission to the prisoners, aud files
protests against all the proceedings IN
relation to the Yirginius.
The next note is from General Burriel
apologizing for the delay in answering
tae notes. He admits forbidding the
transmission Of the telegram, and says
his powers permitted him to do so. In
referring to the Consul'sIplea that the
Virgiuius sailed under the American
flag, he says il was we'll known that the
Virrinius was freighted to aid the insur-
rection and sailed under all eolors.
Under these circumstances, now being
subject to trial by a special tribunal
Burrisl thinks he could not act in the
matter Of giving the American Consul
permission to visit the prisoners. The
writer alleges that the fact Of the men
being in company with the well known
chiefs of the instruction would suffice
to deprive them of all right OF pro-
lection from whence they proceeded.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEw MENrms TnEArER. The dress
circle. parQuette and family circle we're
crowded last night by an enthusiastic
audience. who Witnessed Mrs, Bowers in
her great role, Lady Audley," The
drama ,s lull Of good situations aud
startling denouements, we'll calculated
TO create intense interest. Mrs. Bowers
was ably supported by Mr.. McCollOm as
Robert Audley." Mr., Evans as Luke
Marks" Mr., Lang as "sir Michael
Mrs. Hamilton as Alieies II isneed-
less 10 state thai the audience were de-
lighted with the rendition OF the roles by
the above named clever artists. At the
matinee to day Mrs. Bowers will appear
AZ Marie Stuart" the Inflated Queen Of
Scotland, and tonight the thrilling
drama, Lucreiia Borgia, will be pre-
sented. rn.r
GEORGIA MNsTRELs.-The Greenlaw
Opera House was packed last night by
an audience who enjoyed to perfection
the treats Of minstrelsy presented by
the Georgia colored brothers. The
troupe appeared to advantage last night,
aud kept their auditors in roars OF
laughter from the opening until the
close of the performance. In delineRting
the plantation business the simon pure
African far excels the burnt cork wor-
thies, fact well known to Southern peo-
pie, who can fully enter into the spirit
of the grotesque humor Of the African
race. II isa tseat to hear Billy ker-
sands sing Old Aunt Jemima, which,
like many other plantation melodies,
awakens old memories Of slave times.
The vocal aud Instrumental efforts are
oreditable, the choruses being particu'
larly musical and pleasing. There will
be matinee to-day and closing per
Torrance tonight.
WIRES OPERA HOUSE. -This attract
i've little place Of amusement is once
again epen to she public. Manager
White has secured the services OF fine
variety troupe, consisting of the
following stars: Mile Annie Hin
die, the Little General, Little Pop
sey, Mile, Sallie, Lillian Howard, Grace
Garland, Mile gmehne, Maud Lewis,
Mile Rosa, Lille Melville, Lizzie Renow,
Mollie Williams, Carroll and Sisson,
Frank Steele, Sig. Columbus. The pro-
gramme has been carefully selected by
the manager TOR te-Dights performance.
The specially acts of Annie, the great
Hindle, are received nightly with up
roarious applause.
OLYMPIC THEATER. The old Wash
ington street Olympic attracts crowds
every night. The new people are all
artists, the dancing and vocal ex-
ercises being extremely good. Among
the leading artists are Misses Lizzie
Whalen, Lou Fielding, Lizzie Buchanan,
Lizzie Williams, Mlle Coleman, Messrs.
Caslin, Melville and Mendol. These
form a combination Of talent appreci-
ated by the public. Manager Buchanan
presents most attractive programmes
every night, and will add to the strength
of his theater by introducing new peo-
pie every week.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-22

WV. LIEBEN, the experienced and en-
terprising newsman who recently bought
out the news emporium of A. R. Will
kinson at III Main street, has removed
to l7ql Mein, just across the street,
south Of Poplar. He keeps full stock
of latest dailies, foreign papers, maya
yines, fashion and sporting journals,
fancy stationery snd other articles, to-
baccos, cigars, etc. Give the worthy
young man a call.
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NEW SHAVING SALOON.


Those well-knoyn tonsorial artists, H.
G. Hampe and Henry Huntzieker, have
re6tted and reopened the Whisky
Chute" shaving saloon, near Leubrie's
and steinkuhrs well-knOEn stands. This
is but a branch Of their main establish
ment at No. l6 Madison street. but at
both places efficient corps Of artists can
be found welding the razor and brush.
II you desire 4 good shave or 10 have
your hair cut in fashionable style you
must visit either Of these establishments.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-22
Church services TO-norrou.

Central Methodist Church-servioss a. II
an. and pm. b. Rev. 3. D. 6urrait. Sal
bath school. an.
Linden street Christian chursh-ou account
Of the illness Of he pastor. there vii Be %
preaching in this church tomorrow. bat The
usual oommunion tsrvies viii be held At 10 80
AN.
Chslsoa Cumbsriand Prsssyisrian Church
Services At II an. by Rev. =. B. crifuan
sunday aehool. 10 a-u-
Csurt Street Cueabsrland Presbyterian
Chureh-ssrTiest a. n an. b. Rev. 1. G.
RaEEou, pastor. sunday school. $40.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-22

A COMPLETE report pubiished at the
yellow foyer epidemic in Shreveport,
showing the masses of the dead from
August 10th to November 18th, 1873, and
list of contributions from all sources,
gives the namber of deaths in this period
al G3S whites and l2O colored; total,
1853. When will the Memphis report
make its appearancef
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-22

A singular revival occurred at a Qua
ker meeting in Richmond, Indiana, a
few nights since. The converts stripped
themselves Of all articles Of jewelry and
devoted themselves to the Lord. Women
parted with their wedding rings and
men with their watch chains, until the
ladies appointed to receive them had
about three hundred dollars worth OF
trinkets in their possession. One man,
Knight Tempiar, added his regSlia and
sword to the treasure.
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Startling RumOr.

A rumor prevailed throughout the city
to-day that in a placeknown as the Hole
in the Wall, on Monroe street, opposite
the Peabody, George Kendall prepares
the best drinks to be found in the State.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-22
PosTPoNEMENTs.
POsTPOMEMENT OF THE FAIR.

WITH REGRET THE DIRECTORS OF
w the Memphis Agricultural and Mechan-
ical Society announce that the fifth Annual
I air has been postponed until further notice.
The extraordinary sanitary and financial
troubles. nov witnessed IN our city, have COM
PEELED them reluctantly 70 this postponement;
AZ il i evident that a signal failure must
result from an EFFORT 10 hold the Fair on The
lfth Of October.
j. o. BALLENTINE, President.
LKoN Tn0VsnALE, Secretary. Is
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-22

THE report OF Mrs. LacOurs death in
Grant parish has been eontradieted.
Her ravishers have suffered their just
fate at the hands Of eolored and white
men, who took the law into their own
hands. Ten Of the vile wretches who
participated in the attack upon Madam
Lacour's house and in the outrage have
been executed. Others are implicated
and fleeing from the vengeance OF the
people. Mr.. Wells. whose little child
was so terribly treated, will not hear to
aught but vengeance and death. Mrs.
Lacour and her daughter are reported
completely broken-hearted and broken
up. They intend to retire to secluded
part Of the State near Natchiioches to
speud the remainder Of their miserable
DAYS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-22

The latest St. Louis, Chicago, New
Orleans, Cincinnati, New York and San
Francisco papers can be obtained at
Mansford's news depot, corner Of Sec
ond and Monroe alaO, all the popular
veekles, monthlies and euarterlies, and
a complete assortment of the latest
novels, stationery, school books, etc,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-22
Large Lot of Fine Business Coats,
Costing from $l5 to $40,
Dr.. Hinson. nenrIat.

Has removed his Office and residence to
the Irving Block, No. 326 Second street.
DR.. s. HinsoB, dentist; R. L. Watt, as
sistant dentist SO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-22
simmons, Liver Regulator.

For forty years it has proved its great
value in all diseases OF the Liver Bowels
and Kidneys, giving life and health to
thousands, who would otherwise have
sunk into untimely graves, or endured
the TEXTURES of living death. If there
is an expeas Of bile in the system, 1t
purges actively: If the patient is not
very bilious it acts gently, assisting ma
ture slowly and surely, without violently
disorganizing the stomach and bowels.
Manufactured and sold by ]. 81. zeilin
\ Co., Macon, Co., and philadelphia.
Price, 81 per package; ssntby mail, post
age paid, $40 Prepared ready for use
in bottles, 81 and 81 so.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-22

TIE full and graphic account Of what
is going or at the Exposition, in our
local columns, giTss reason to hope for
success equal to that Of last year.
Our merchants have been rather slow
about filing up their space, but that was
partly owing to thp severity and inclem-
ency of the weather. Large additions
are constantly being made to the gari-
GUS departments, and We are confident
that next week there will be an exhibit
ton yell worth seeing-One that will do
honor to Memphis.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-22
COaIi COaIi

P. g. Bigley has opened his coal Office
at 25 South Court street, and is prepared
to furnish the best article at reasonable
prices. TT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-22
FRESH OYSTERS.

Chamberlain's famous Norfolk oysters
for sale by Warrington & Co., 277 Sec
end street. DIT