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The Republican journal., 1875-11-11

Kind of 4 man-in Belfast, exchanging broken
cook stove for IA new one.
An alarm of fire was given at nine O'Clock
Thursday evening of last week. which proved
10 be a false one. DR.. Stoddard, whose Office is
in the second story Of Hayford Block on Church
street. was burning old papers in his stove. and
the strong draft took the burning tinders
through the chimney to the outside, hence the
alarm. The engines were quickly on the spot
and ready for business
on Friday, as man named Jackson was driy-
my in from the country with a threshing ma
chine loaded on his cart, the harness broke on
Miller street HILL and let the load against the
horses hind legs. The animal started at fu-
rGus rate, the cart banging from side to side,
and the machine Waiting around in fearful
manner. The driver was thrown off, and the
"hoie load capsized near High street, leaving
the machine in II badly demoralizeJ condition
We nave often mentioned in these columns
the bark, afterwards sch. Suliote. one Of Pol
isSts most noted vessels, so long AS She ran,.;,,
ed atloat, and once after her sails and riat,ipo
had been transferred to and become a part Of
the Sch George S. Hunt, of Boston, We now
chronicle the last of her remains. During the
severe gale Of Oct. 30, the George s. Hunt
foundered at sea, on her passage from Boston
TO the West Indies. Her crew We're taken of
and brought to New York.
mrs Mission, for the Sunday instruction OF
the poorer class of children who are unable to
attend church, has been transferred from the
depot building to the rooms of the Reform
Club, adjoining our office. The Club has
given the use of its room for every Sunday af.
ternoon. The services are conducted by Mr.
Isaac +. Hill, who is doing an excellent work
and should be encouraged by people of all sects
The spectacle is an imposing one when they all
kneel-about thirty in number-and chant the
Lords prayer in concert.
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column column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-sixth column
RotBEk Sb pcTSh 'Pn
ES3 RsF4fH FSh s2
sSH F.".ssA column.
fA SEA AID EsR So
CLERKS S's4 AND sALEsnEN-rwrLrru PAcr-si1.h col
s50dmHRs SSB soR%a
coAsTwisE srEAMsuIPs-srcosD PAOE-Third and
and snA col
pANGISG AcADEMIEs-r PAe cS;,,I,n column
FuRNIsHED-sEcoKp PAeE-First and second col
ExxccnnAEEG1;HEss SECOND iPrAcs-FiftG column
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAeE-Fifth column
$SSTg ESb SFshf fSfRA TO LET
sroovp PAeK-second column
EES sS'R"
uE1F F" %SANrED-MALEs-ELrr PAcn-sixtA col
HORSES. CARRIAGES. Ac.-Fmsr rAos-rhird fourth
Esfs F5Ss r. %1sHEb ssS r.e....p4
5gos e S;%v syn
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sAI.E-sEcoSD PAGE
E6cETS F.s:gss column, .ann.
MACUIHERY-ELKvHNTu PAGE-Sixth column
MARBLE MANTEIS-SEcoSD PAGE-Sixth column
NEDICAI.-SKcoNp PAGF-Fiflh column.
MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FACE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAcn-Finh column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGB-Slxth column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGB-First and second columns
PIANOFoRTEs ORGANS, kC-FIRsr PAoE-Fihh col
gFE14oSs W%AEDPAS S1TE
TWELFTH PAGR-Frh column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR to
RENT-SRcoND PAGE-First column
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SRcoNp PAGE-First col
REwARDs-FIRsr PAGE-second column.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
First second, third, fourth and fifth columns
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-TwE LFTH PAGE-rhth
Special NoTICES-FrRsr PAcB-second and third col
sTORAGE-ELwvErrn PAGE-Fnh column.
SUMMER RESORTS-ELEvEsTH PAGE-Fith column
TIIE Tn 4 DIsS-ELEvENrn PAGR-Sixth column.
THE TJRF-FIRsr PAGE--Third column.
no LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEcoND PAGE
rRAyEI,fERS GUIDE-sEcosD PAGE-Fourth and fifth
UNFURNiSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Second column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-ELEvEyrH PAGE-Fifth col
WATCHES. JEwELRY, Ac-ELKvKNru PAcE-Fith col
wEsTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE or
TO LET-SHcosD PAcE-First column
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &C.-ELEvENTH PAGE-Sixth col
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REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVEEY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Horses Carriages Harness, Blankets Robes &c, always
on hand at private sale
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS TUESDAYS SALE, AT
10 O'CLOCK
PRIVATE EsTABLIsHMEYr-cRo MATCHED
team ., bay and black Horses 10 hands high years
have me style and action good Eoadsters
SET GOLD MOUNTED u1RSEss MADE BY DUNs
BARoyciiE, GOOD AS NEW. BUILT BY JOHN C.
PRIVATE ' TrRS6 HE} 'd'f BAY COUPE moRsE
ssds nigh Sc years old kind and true in all harness.
couP fsr nSnNG and NGTGts sound AS
ELEGANT LAUDAULETa IL GOOD ORDER BUILT
BROWN TRoTTTNG HORSE JOE HOOPER, l5H
bands high years old kind and true in all harness
month and ca" tro the better GS1 amy
Rds sqS driver o6 spIs noEs and
BQ4 Sfh hNbs TfE 7ER o Kb
and true in all harness free from vice trick very
for coupe family carriage driving; also Harness
ExTEysgoT TOP PH7AET9s, NEARLY NEW,
BAY years old KIND aD 4s. all 6ass, HIGH cH
vice. good under saddle stylish and Spirited fS SrV S%
e Ef@ i5$ ;@.', and
ayes! ;!ysh driver: n0s6as s'I IN
ROCKAWAl. NEARLY NEW.
BAY HORSE, l51a HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness; free from vice;
close 70 minutes; has been used the road and is
free and pleasant driver.
| TOP ROAD WAGON, BUILT BY BENSON.
| BRIGHT BAY KENTUCKY HORSE 1854 HANDS HIGH
years old kind and in all harness free from vice
trick, fast traveller, very stylish has great
| duranec and warranted sound.
| TOP PONY PlIAETON BUT LITTLE USED.
| COUPE, II GOOD ORDER.
| BAY HORSE, 1881 HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD
kind aAd true in all harness; free from vice. has been
Several fTff AID a6Rs ESD ~Ft GfE
| time otsale.
| A VERY HANDSOME, FULL FLOODED ALDERRNY
Cow 3years old has her second calf, week old, by
| her sidi is first class mixer and very gentle
| ALSO AN ALDERNEY COW, YEARS OLD HAD HER
second calf last April and giving eight of
milk daily.
Landau. built by Brewster.
| Sixscat TOT Depot Wagon
Rockaways Phaetons top and top Road Wagons Trot-
| ting Sulkey, business Wagons, Horses &c
Sale commences Mt 10 o'clock
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WILL UNKNOWN PETITE BRUNETTE INFORM J. W.
w and where an answer 10 her letter Of August
mnY be Addressed
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BENNETT BUILDING.
DENNETT BUILDING.
FEW MORE OFFICES TO LET.


FEW MORE OFFICES TO LET
DIRECTORY.
Rooms. BASEMENT
1-LnSyrssn ss2. Co..; BnnaSs' furnishing
III %, s's n Ey 1es I wnes
81 B. Davenport Halter
Cno' Very ' sScS f. B sFoRgT and
Nv. II. .o'Dwycr, Lawyer
f Ross ( sY Kenny a;.T Real Estate. N
81. Herrick Henry Lawyer
E JE Luddcn, Lawyer.
S-Eorhwestcrn Life Insurance Company.
Homer Homer 4 Mel Nelson 2t.,I Lawyer
Francis b Mehewnn, Lawyer.
Nath""isi s smith, lawyer.
John Fowler Jr., Lawyer
p Chamber of Life Insurance.
IL Carlton 7. Lewis Secretary.
i2-McCarthy & Chalmers, Lawyers
i'T Il Is Ferguson, Lawyer
j. NJ Cavanaugh, Lawyer.
7 iH;eSna MSl% t Collection Association
S G. Derrick'On TnTEp STORY.
/, Judge sutherland
SlE F., n: SS0, Z d h%SysTi Lawyers
j. S. Hanson, Lawyer
4-E. II. Bcnn, Lawyer.
Dudley l.. James, Lawyer.
Z; d; james; Lawyer. s-..A.,
sf E.a% ooS BSny RsS f Esass
& H. Cook, Real Estate.
7-Brggs 4 Fellows, lawyers
s-%W e; Tr.RnaFIe ss Lawyer
T. T. Gardner, Lawyer.
" Durask, Lawyer
lo-wikinsOn { Peters Trustees Of Estate Of White
ii Harrison Strong, Lawyers
IIsSWX { W ESSSSsI t ciSiI Engineer
Pelham and f'F'f PSGsr h" sToh Company
1-Thornton Earle, Lawyers .
Eds"T ks st%% Tesfa nwye m bankruptcy
4-iicnry wehe, Lawyer.
5. sultan, Lawyer
S-iiasEins ( Crook Lawyers.
Purroy & Butzel Lawyers.
s- G al; B Weller kf seEsneh, Lawyoa
lo-Chnunccy Shaier, Lawyer.
Fred. ". Kenny, Attorney md Counsellor.
~ Lockwood Crosby. lawyers
"a Is. BUTLER, Lawyer
IL skidmoro, Lawyer. -
a- yGny D %iai Bank Receiver
. Waterman 4 Latting, Bawyera
5 :. /. E SG. Is%yc Lawyer
g. international e. i furnishing Company
Fitch L Fitch, Lawyers.
O. Fuller, Lawyer.
g--llascnl { Stctsou. Lawyers
L. q. Stcdman, Lawyer
e-Society for Reformation Of Juvenile Delnqucnts
lO-S H. steele Lawyer
W. II. King. Lawyer
III 7. j. A. Reed, Lawyers
l2-Byrnc. Everett 4 Co, Lawyers.
y Walsh, nabers Eetc~On, Lawyers
SIXTH STORY
John Townshend. Lawyer.
A. Nicholson.
VIM Coventry, ii. Wnddc, General Assignee In Bank
ruptcy OF Congress OF 1871
Pr logan, Scotch Granite Monuments, &C.
sc. W. Carpenter, Lawyer
4IOts I. Hall, Lawyer.
bSG =. Webster, Lawyer.
jefferson Clark, Lawyer.
6 John L. Knight
~ Jantor.
g. " r. El,s Lawyer.
0}C. A. Lane, LAWYER.
Smith 4 Dean, City Surveyor
IOl q. W. Van Sclen, Lawyer
IL IT. H. baldwin, Lawyer
II Charles D. Barrow Lawyet
Fcnton Rockwell, Lawyer
j. A. Lydccker, Real Estate
c. Il. Lydocket, Lawyer.
IL l Henry A. Gildcrsieovc, Lawyer
IA q. r. Darlington, Lawyer
u. W. Tounpkins lawyer
T. u. Miner Lawyer
Two passenger elevators running all tue uno'
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A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON,
~ date Johnston Van TasseD.
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE,
TO 25 THIRTEENTH STREET,
near University place.
Fake the University place cars.

:, Regular .l2. SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
s 81 SF'ei T fs''H pSY sS'GH uEs
DAREBAY cop aA Horse II e 1 hands years. kind
az harness nn free re- from vice fine free stylish
? bun; has been used in city and country by present
z aner for past two years and is thoroughly relia
Z TURNlUT SEAT DOG CARTS, little usedby- J. B.
9 ELEGlNT FAMILY Observation-Disclosures Marc,
hands years; kind all harness; free from vice !;
pod, pleasant stylish driver; handy; any one
Z an drive her not afraid of locomotive or anything
se In every respect first class family horse war,
: coUIE RocK4wAY, pole and shafts little used, by
Z SET ip STpis' h < RGSS, made to order.
= DAEkBAY MARE l5A hands years; kind in all har
= III stand without tying; good stylish driver is
: pt afraid of anythng; handsome, snowy horse ;
eod for any purpose and sold for want of use; set
= GIG, y PLATFORM SPRINGS, in good order, by
s DARkb&f HORSE, lsn hands, 8 years; kind in all
K Illness and under saddle; an excellent roadster;
= eatrot in minutes; any one drive him is not
{ afld of anything; reliable family horse war
Z TOP Sill BAR ROAD WAGON, new, to order, by
IT, PONY EAABLlSHMENT-Brown Mare, Is hands, @
ANN S ant ia ye TeS 8 ra Y S
ELEG ASASo9 For FIl&EfoS SU% nearly uew set
LARGE GAY WORK HORSE, II hands. ycors; sold
Tor aount OF whom II may concern, TO pay charges,
s1ky in s esd GrSGr sE pspn
. Horsi ~ inches high, years; kind in all harness
: and 1der saddle perfect pet and payfcllow for
will now anywhere; is used to saddle and side
sadd; warranted sound. III
( PONY IlRNEsS made to order; SADDLE and
SIDSADDLE, also.
: MINIATuE BASKET PHAETON built to order
g IRON CRY HORSE, 1874 hands, years; kind in all
harrs; free from vice; has been used for general
: busiss; excellent reliable horse for any pur-
pososod for of use.
Y TWENTY-FIVE OTHER HORSES Description time Of
sale
2 A LARG ASSORTMENT OF every description of Car
RAG Wagon, Phaeton. Harness, Robe, &C. this
day
z ARCH JHNSTONS Mart, 10 to Is Thirteenth street
ncnunivcrsty place. Weather never inerferes
Wilbur sales.
ale COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK
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TRANSIT FROM NEW YORK TO NIAGARA FALLS.
FASTEST TRAIN IN THE WORLD.

THE HERALD SPECIAL LIGHTNING EMPRESS
TRAIN will make the trip from NEW YORK TO NIAGARA
FALLS aud SUSPENSION BRIDGE every Sunday morning,
via Hudson River New York Central Railroad leaving
the Grand Central depot at 2 30 o'clock Actual running
time 10 hours the Of speed 50 miles hour, arrv
ing the Falls haltpast in the afternoon Attached
70 this will passenger coaches; also Wagner Sleep
ing drawing coach ready at II o'clock every saur
day night. c,,- !. q ,-,-L,
Monday morning the lake Shore and Michigan South
ern road by Buffalo, thereby saving "a hours
time :. n
Those desiring visit Sharon Springs arrive there NJ
o'clock Sunday morning remain IL hours at the Springs and
return by ~ train Sunday evening arriving in New
York at o'clock Monday morning
limited number of Tickets will be sod and can DO OBJ
tanned only NJ the Herald office the train
REGULAR FARE CHARGED. NO EXTRAS.
N B-For particulars and time table advertisement
under heading TRAVELLERS GUIDE
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Tickets can be purchased through to Saratoga. -
Take Herald Train to Schenectady where carriages will be
in waiting TO Saratoga arriving there
in time for breakfast. -
Fare from New York. including delightful drive Of 90
miles through the country: o 4,
Close connections made Mt Saratoga by rail for Lakes
George Luzerne Schroon arriving there before noon
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REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Twenty 10 forty eight hours given purchasers
wsrrantees.
Horses, Carriages, Harness Blankets RobeG &c, always
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DATARRH CURED-DR. LANES REMEDY NEVER
~ fails; we guarantee positive In every
HENRY REED CO.. 6l3 Broadway, New York. For
sale by all dealers in medicines.
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WALL STREET FERRY. BROOKLYN sIDE.-wILL
w the young lady continue the conversation which
unfortunately Interrupted and with her adj
n,irer BRIDGE Herald Office
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nEERFooT DRIVING PARK.
~ First Day--Second Summer Meetng-Four Days
TUESDAY, August 10.
a. G. Wilson's b. e. j. II:
II. Sanford's h, z. Cantrelo.
S"lS %.stss Ss z waI n 10y Coy S'''''
j. T. Ccnkln's 5, z. Biiy barren.
Alex. " FSterscn + S s. N.Y. n.y. Medesty
b. D. (iofTs br m. Addie tioG
wmtS. Thoms b. g. Delhi
Otis woodTgf,s N, Fanny II, formerly Dolly white
g Ricke,naG's b. Judge re Robinson
r TuttIe's b m sarah Jane.
9 / h bS%pons Blk Fl ep Black a Bashaw
5 B 3 9ioa9s sS sh 9 w Sipss Stocking.
4 Pacrsons g M Pryateer Maid
Races viii commence AZ 7. NJ sharp.
The 20 s and rs classes filed 20 class entries;
classes will be rotted Wednesday The above entries
are the best ever entered - Tot on this raeS
TAN PR1NTSG % 2ls Broad4ay
You will nnd 1t advantageous. L,
Jersey CITY DRIVING PARK;aA PURSE OF 500
for horses that never beat 49, 300 to nrst s25 TO
Il; entries Friday August is. r Nj % per
be accepted All eommunIcstions must Sc addressed to
WASlIBuRN, Proprietor, 14o Pavona avenue. Jersey
SARAroGA RACES,
TUESDAY, August ID:
SArV TuEsb1 Als august us IT.
W sAT III 2Nss August q.
JNo. MoRRIssEY Lessee.
c. wuEA1Lr, Secretary.
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CENTRAL PARK GARDEN. TONIGHT
" THEODORE THOMAS
UNRIvALLED SUMNER NIGHTS CONCERTS
THIS TUESDAYl EVENING, AUGUST 10, AT 9,
GRAND SCHUBERT NIGHT.
Overture, Fier-n Bras.
Octet first timc).
l. Observation-Disclosures. . Andante. 3 scherso 4
Andante Molto-Allegro.
Symphony No in G.
l. Observation-Disclosures troppo AndAnte
moto. g. Scherzo. L. Finale.
Entire acte Rosamunde.
Theme and Variations, Quartet, d minor.
String Orchestra.
Overture Alphonsus and EStrclla.
Admission 80 boxes, 81 and s..
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A i OFFER. on ACCOUNT OF Ny HUSBANDS
H. death, four Horses. suitable for business purpose
q half value 50 south Fifth avenue between Blocker and
Houston streets
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.

A UcTIoN HOUSE or VAN TAssELL 4 KEARNEY.
~ ITO and III EAST THIRTEENTH STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE
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A FOR SALE. FOUR HORSES. WARRANTED
~ sound and young suitable for business. at half
value; trial allowed S7e and S7s Boery opposite Fifth
street. stable.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BOTTLED BEER, FOR HOTELS. REsTAuRANTs AND AND
ID shipping AL brands o. IMPORTED bAS a IN
ROCHESTER, LAGER BEER. HOLLENDER CO.. sole
Agents Nos and Centre street (Staats Zeung Build
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PERSONAL.

WILL THE LADY WHO RODE ~ UNIVERSITY
Fxnress old friend in car Ad-
dress FRIEND box iS9 Herald Office
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-12-01

Celebration i, q ;as A.nivsr'a''

aNAUM u MAU Mm[N|mI
Last Night.
The anniversary OF this excellent He
brew gentleman. the patron saint Of
Scotland, was duly celebrated all around
the world last evening wherever three
~Scotchmen could meet. st. Andrew was
one Of the apostles-a GalIilean fisher.
man who preached Christianity. aud in
consequence thereof was crucifed at
Rome, but tradition has it that his bones
we're carried to Scotland and we're buried
there BY the early missionaries. The St.
Andrews Society Of Memphis gave a
banquet at the Peabody last night in
honor of St. Andrew. The address Of
welcome was made by President Z. l..
Topp, and eloquent speeches in response
to toasts were made by Messrs. David NJ.
Philip, }. G. Maccsbe, Judge Connolly f.
Trigg, Jefferson Davis, Colonel George
Gibson, j. M. Heating, Mayor League,
1. d. D. hhett and others. Prof. Per-
ring conducted the musical department
most ably, and was assisted by Prof.
Petersen, Mr.. Currie, Colonel Harry
Tomlinson, Prof. Arnold, Mr.. H. F..
Gibson and others. That mountain bev-
ersge, known as hot Scotch punch"
circulated freely and inspired all to elo.
quence and humor. Mr.. John B. Camp.
bell recited that exquisite poem of
Burns, Tam 0'Shanter," which was
received with immense applause as Mr..
Campbell concluded the last two lines
THE earlin clswed her by the rump,
And left poor Maggie scarce a stump"
as Tam aud his mare Maggie crossed the
bridge on a gallop, leaving the witches
on the other side Of the water. The
festivities closed at 2 o'clock this morn
ing, the participants taking a farewell
bumper and singing Aud Lang Syne."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-12-01
monthly Police Rsnort.

From the police report for the month
of November, which report will be pre-
sented at the General Council meeting
tonight, we CLEAN the following facts:
Total arrests during the month, 398-
married, lOS; single, 2sO; males, 800;
females, 49,; whites, 28l; blacks, III
amount Of fines assessed by the Re
corder during the month, $2ll5; amount
collected, $685.; number of dodgers re-
ceived at the statiop-bouse during the
month, 446; cost Of feeding chain-gang
and other prisoners for November,
9l65 65.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-12-01
CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
H1 IL HIS
Wednesday EvenlBg, Dec. i, 1875.
SUIT.
An Old Postwar Claim Determined
IN the United states Court.


An Old Postwar Claim Determined
IN h United states Court.
For several days the case OF the
United States VS.. j. W. Page and others
has been on hearing in the United States
Court, before Judge Trigg and a jury.
This morning the jury returned a verdict
for the defendants, Page and others
The case was a suit on q bond for $780,
600, given by Page as principal, W, L
Folwell, John Aiuslie and others sureties,
and conditioned to pay 3 1900 in one
and two years, with interest. The bond
was given on an alleged claim Of in
d~ebtedness Of Page to the Government
growing out of the G. W. Carleton de-
falcation. The defendants in defense
fled a plea Of duress by Imprisonment,
Mr.. Page having been arrested in 1865
by the United. States soldiers, and while
under this duress executed the bond
above mentioned. The case was ably
argued by the District Attorney for the
Government, and by Judge ]. A. Ander-
son, Of the firm Clapp, Vance q Ander-
son, for the defendant Page, and with
the result above stated. Judge Trigg
gave a clear, able and enlightened
charge to the jury impaneled in the
case.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-12-01
Amusemenrs

MEMPHIS THEArER. = There was an.
other good house at the theater last night.
The audience fully enjoyed Musette as
presented by Lolita, supported by Mr..
Couldock. Mr.. Locke and members OF
the company. The play was we'll pre-
sented and everybody. Of course, was de-
lighed with Lolita. Tonight there will
be a change Of programme. The Little
Detective will be the dramatic attraction,
with Lolita in the FIVE different roles
Florence Langton," "Grizzle Gut.
fridge" Mrs. Carnage" Barney o.
Brien' and "Ludovica"-th other char,
acters by the members of the company.
This play is one Of LOtta's great special
ties, and, to our mind, one in which she
shows off her protesn talents as an &C.
tress much better than in any other, the
different and difficult roles presenting
ample field for the little artist to display
her dramatic ability. But let that
pass" or, like Mr.. Bokus, we may get
things mixed" On tomorrow and Fri.
day nights Zip, or The Point Lynde
Light, will be presented. AT the matinee
on Saturday, Musette, which will close
Lotta's engagement, but on Saturday
night Mr.. Couldock will appear in The
Chimney Corner, q play which he has
made a specially, and one that will at
tract a large audience to the theater.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-12-01
WILLIAMS
.BaIsam Wild Cherry ana Wood
Martha

.BRlsam Wild Cherry and Wood
Naptha
For coughs, colds, consumption, bron-
chitis, and all diseases Of the throat and
lungs. This ~unequaled preparation il
paying the usual penalty OF merit, and
we would warn buyers to be cautious in
receiving the assertions of unscrupulous
parties claiming TO have the same
thing" or made in the same way" or
lust as good"
We are now nearing q season when a
cough balsam is placed on its merits,
aud when cold days and nights, and
rainy weather, calls upon a cough pre-
paration to prove its efficacy, and no
other medicine will answer the same pur.
pose as Williams Balsam for the imme.
date relief Of the diseases for which it
is so confidently recommended. We
earnestly ask a trial, and rely upon ita
merits to prove our assertions that it is
the best remedy ever offered to the pub.
licfor all complaints arising from dis.
eases Of the throat and lungs. Try it
and be convinced of its magical effect.
If you cannot obtain it from your drug.
gist, send to us and we will forward it.
All Wholesale orders addressed to G..
G. Ward 4 Bro, Memphis, Tennessee,
will receive prompt attention.
None genuine without our Trade Mark
on each bottle. Beware Of counterfeits.
Respectfully,
c. G. WARD & BRo.