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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


- TO GLASGOW; BELfA.I anl ApNopNDhl'.T
From Pier - in0f Ui tInll -. y X
STATE or Pennsylvania. Thursday. july %.
STATE OF NV ADA THURSDAY Aug ,
Saloon and cabin passages at lowest rates Stecraga
s.1
AUSTIN BALDWIN 4 60 Agents. ~ broadway
st,rraAe ticket. at % Broadway and at Company pier
% % Il v
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To the Editor Of the Republican,
Having been sufferer from rupture and the use OF
trn--.s Tor several wears. called on DR. j. sherman
last March los the rccumtnc ntHfiun u Mr. Henry SrN
has"r, who had been cured by his treatment eli very
bat rupture uui. consulting in, HAD his RENE lt
al, lied my ease. from ihc Use OF which most
happy 10 state that am entirely cured.
Earnestly recommend the afflicted iu try his remedies.
believing they wall be benefited As | have been be-d,
being relieved at once from te " Nation nni injury Of
uusscA JOHN flILINIEK.
Hsh St, near Charles school
LOUIS. Jan. | 4. 1871
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c,sy was called IN consultation with Dr Perkins
to visit middcaf,i imam. Who exhibited all the sNnr-
toms OF SrHnsuHtrd Hernia The poor man soon died,
aud un uIssecuvn that found to be the cause oi his
IL nh
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Casr 10 poor person was brought into the hospital
lahutns under SYMPTOMS u strau- ulltrd lie The
Hernia was in.ufua quit small. III Tie cit sir mud had
been -fransuaisi Tor some time. the most ailahic
rtNl 20. AMI the rupture reduced, but
,Afis lac fourth DAY Use patient diced
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propcsals.



Uilth SUPERINTENDENT sr,Tt rHIsriNG.t
SA,rAHtsIu. CAL. July 2t 1911
oSc9l' 1roro'9, ~l 4, r'c,i,,i a. i', me- unui
state lnnim or i9r me cenn- y'gr. 90 Guaiii,, aui
tntNf ~uitilIf. nitht cd sal, Printing.
Bidders Wall please furnish stfupDs. with Price per
rounf, roam 'Or tur dinrgcnt WoEhts. ami also
names ol makers Whose si Tho PROPOSE 10 supply
81. i.fs wi.l s.it' t.cir Iii0r. iu gold COM
VIII not De- required before Nuv L. is77. TO he
furnished m suCA quuAulcs. more or les. may he
needed ami ordered from time 90 fNue ly the ,.rlin
inl Nt OF sta'o frnnns Payne nts 10 be made IA
10 e. lfou tlr state lt' tsuff.
s' ton 90 90 the Political Code provides that 40
~ 4 all w. considered hnlvs. accompanied ny rhcl
check, m the sum % Two Thousand Dollar, "A CON-
PAYABLE othe Governor fer the ne o the people of the
stAie ui California conditioned that - the bidder re-
CtAts the award % thr contract hc Will, within thirty
day. enter into bond IN tle sum ui Ten Thousand Doll
llt- with two sur,tes, to bee approved ly the
Governor o TIE state that hc Will faithfully perform the
conditions 81 lis contract All lids must h' Tor the lar
ni.Alus and delivery the paper az the state Printing
oi,c in The cy of lcrhmonio that the state sal
not Doe charged with any cost OF transportation Or
drlNer'n
Tie Hoard reserves the right TO reject any or all bids
aud iu accept ala or amy portion ~ any hli
frulo'als 90 De- culuracd Proposals for PAPER Tor
State lIli'lns oiicc.n
Bidders invited to be pros. NJ u opening q bids
FRANK i THOMPSON.
Sult STATE Printing
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Cssv was caici 100 haste ma consultation with Drs
WurhiuEiun ami smith to visit Young man suncriu.
from Striusult"d Rupture The symptom, wcrr ufsCnt
ami proposed Az immediate operation soon after ia,
operation Dee hce teiflUus and vTisl. ami died vi
thN l.nlI DIV nlleIM aII.
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CnutIon 10 The AmIeted.

DR. sherman. reputation. eroNin. out of li. long AMI
ss'',+>n' lDtun,ai 'u uirc, % ih'- ulu'uuncHt ou
ham to WARMTH afflicted q. nnsf f.ANtlu. tNNAts nih.
lns Tree u,v 40 his uAr hulr il, rraA ONO iii-
man, 'fA goods rl' rs. ttNu- bn-Du ilt " g. trrlu
U,n. who Wa lIuNti los tnr hO.fAr. vas dismissed
And B. NOW uni,l luir in' ~ aMaltng tlhi. A,ou "ur
individual raiiu- llW,D llr " \ Watts. itllu.. ufly
r,1frscutins lun.t H~p. ~leUfur partner Ih.s Unii.
Watt. wa. emNufri Its Dlrfk 300 d. ~iffman, ON e..
San Francisco gal, lut ltu suddenly Hfi Or 5 Is now
looking Tor INN Tor the purpose ul rrosu cuuun.
kkMEMBER DIX. suEKM,>'s
Onices are ass broadway.
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Sblpplna.

A NCIIOR LINE All. STE NMERs
~ SAIL EVERY SAri RDNN
10 GLASGOW, LuNDONpLKKi OK LIVERPOOL
INTERN EDiATE $50 SrtERkGE. s-a
TO iOSDON AND SOUTH NNPrON
TWICE A MONTH. SAME RATES
COMPANY S OFFICES BONLfN,i DREEv
lIINnLA.-LN NNLLa A-.nis
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Cssx Twas called IN consultation with Drs Griiith
ami llcw-Nr. an ct-s u Stfali-IiNu Hernia various
attempts were made hv these gentlemen 90 reduce 81, but
to mo- purlH~. An operation was performed The pa
ttut lived several day, Times Irvseuuus Orabu
symptoms but nuIlly died.
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g. opaytn,rsbip Aoiltrs.

MIR join PTrRIE.J W.. has thi, day been
vi admitted 90 an interest Ia my iurNr'lu- mana
a.. tlr.t AMI commission business, The style oi our arm
viii hcurrorth be VICTOR l.. MAlGLR fEIHlE,
No llJ l., ale It
VICTOR l. MAuGER
NV YORK. july % is77
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DE. q I IFS
FROM sTnANGULATED RUPTURE.


'AN adj Nilihm nar'mi' T." ",nmip ,o"u f, u "
naFihS mhnc tW,hN suVc's',"i WIS nun Nl'S ~ !"
emma, h,d ON lhut-lh "l l'-, W'th %, h'ai-uia"n
htihh ne. t'nh h'hlV ul'aNihst "'l WV" .,"' ~.
u-ua 10 l. hu-iues-' returned hh"ut ~ clh su.Nlt
nervous excitement boinesic remrdit, were ic-oficd
I 90. " ,,, il ,.In ,, xa,uin,iinn nrn
u,,nn.~l ~, ra.. bnt i.s nuuthnr wa- called IN con.
,nit,,i,,n ~ r,.t uirir,i ma Tho rannin died In
,,.',, I'm, r,,,n ,,,n,,,c. t,trc "a ,~inrk issi
M h ,i,, ,,,,,,.,,. l .,,,,.,,l.ti,n ami tn liz
Shr,,.n ,, i Ink ma sI"rtv nti,,r VISITED fhs civ
70 Guam rs w ~, nuN "" ,ar, ,, ~ e t
moi -e him uugit new trus. and returned hone-but
10 tall a Nicum to hi. insecurity
Another Death.
car tw,. cait.J in hnst. amt .re, n,cb, IN 500 a
~, Inn ~, ,,,r. al 80 a., Lsd I.en ia,r,,y milo,
su''s,'''"" @ '"h ~ p III NJ s
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Mtrtinos.

altriines.
JUSTICE TO LABOR Monster mas meeting
- IA hi hli ot The starving railroad men now strikr.
All trade unions, labor ORGANIZATIONS and others who are
sympathy with siru gns labor in its Efforts 20 obtain
is r-hts are request a. s,nd deli gate. o. the rouit'
toe meeting. htrunuia A. NlDls kuOuls, 10 BONcry,
Monday evening, july - u,loek.
ny order Of
b. KAUFMAN, Chairman
n CoNEoY Secretary
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Grtursions.
NJIDsUMMrR cRUIsE..r9e steamer orr

MIDSUMMER CRUIsE.-The steamer GRAN
wi TE STATE leaves Pier - Peek Sin, East river,
tins morning at u'cnck and the foot U sii st. at
80 O'clock Tickets be had on board before Sarnt
DIYNovvu ROCK UP THE HUDSON
i ms MONDAY, JULY - l-97 - -
The superb palace steamer PINNnl ~ Ro'k W.T.
make MAGNIFICENT excursion up the u DSoN To NEW
RtRG1I afnriing a view ~ the grhnirs portion OF the
romantic scenery ~ the Rhine ot America PASSENGERS
will have ample time In which Ia visit NA>NlNBION'o
Iir NUOTARtlRS Al the musical aura .tiuu.. .
FARE. whole excursion. ....... ...... fIf ~ GENTS
,sB,nt win icnve Martins wharf, Brooklyn. at "a,
A VI Pier \ r. Doclock and the loot oi I'D st
n H.. a Ni, o'clock
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Now OPEN
NEW QUICK, SHORT ROUTE TO

NEW QUICK SHORT ROUTE TO
MANHATTAN BEACH,
MANHATTAN BEACH HOTEL.
OS CONEi ISLAND.
GRAFULLAs FAMOUS 7ru REGIMENT BAND OF -
pieces plaNscvcr afternoon and evening.
GRAND SACRED CONCERTS sunday evening.
The eshcach and magnificent seaside hotel in
IN, United states
steamer. y MARTIN ami NORwALK leave every
div SUNDAY liU ll 'tl| u follows
The u NAKTlN from astl - y Il o ipa and II 10 4.
~, ~ ami - T. NJ Ilgr \ \. r., 40 and 10 4
~ VI. =. 4. AMI q + N
The NokwALk from 23i 81, n r., 1910 \. NJ. IL %,
2 90. ~ q 40 anl ~ T. VI 10Th Il y Il 10 - 4 ,
!. t 80 30 q 80 and ~ T. VI Pier battery, n.
h. mo 4 VI, ~. g ~. IA. 10. and . 10 T. VI.
CONNECTING NJ nay Ridge with Tor the Beach. Close
connections AT Ray Rii-r. guil- aud coming.
Time from Piers ANA to Bay Kii-r. ~ minutes time
Il. Bay Ki.e 10 Beach, ., minutes. farr. round up.
hN Inl, the quickest noss pleasant route from New
York 60 the so Shore
BROokLYN 10 MANHATTAN BFACH Trains leave
Eat Ncw York att u, 80. ~ 49, and II 10 A NJ, 10
3 10, 40, . 49, H. : ~, Aud 10 T. NJ
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" IN : 9TTNTWVT7 u TWNWI NV lWIN mn TIFTf,
calling az Plymouth Great Britain TOR the lanlins o pis
.onarr.. vii sail from Pier -. y H.
IABRADOii Sarglior. ..... Wclnc siav July - g "
FRANCE. ftHl'lle .....,... " 'inc-ay. Aux I, -
FENElKE Dhnrc ......... W0lnc-iLy. Aug. X T. NJ
Rates vi passage greatly reduced
LOUIS DE BfRl AN AGENT 81 1ruHdwav
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C,sr was called hv Dr. Devices 10 see, with him, q
pairut 81 years of rIcwhu Hhurng under the pain.
fu symptoms ut StrAuEuIufni ieruH The cundiuuu ui
lrta-c WAS such that wr iuund % necessary Go operate.
The patient d,d orts .o2ht hours after the operation
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CAsE 3 was called tuvisit Robert Walker Tsl, aged
81, who was In great pain from Srlnauia'd Hernia
lie had been Il for many Ncdr- Oltfuiel on hiu
all other RELIEF Jailed lie seemed easy uie
neat morning, but d.cd during the day.
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NEW HoUTE TO Co>EN ISLAND aet Loo
~ Gust Grutr, Cables ami Middle Island II Htsl-
Steamer ARROwsMlrI viii lcnve west .ad Il, 10
4lOP Vi. frankhn 4 o20A NJ / .oP VI ~ l.. NJ ,
finr rs Norih RIVER 10 .DA H. -. slf Nj.
STEAMBOAT MlNAiE r. Gibbs
l. avc. nv t. s',5 ii - 4 NJ NOR NJ
Leaves fraukhr,t a.o5 4 NJ II NJ 3..or VI
Leaves Pier 90. NOlth uver. II 4 VI u ~ = VI 30
T. NJ Returning at 1850 A. NJ, 80 T. NJ 80 r. NJ
Fare. ~ cents
Excursion, ~ cents
100! FOR ROCK AWAY BEACH TODAY
IL GO On palace steamer COL MHlA,
Largest excursion s amer ever hmlt Soc advertise ncnL
WHY, MAHN, now DARE lbt GO ON
w those Roo NtWtN lutt-f HOY crowded while
the me, otusl Why not take the boats nom rcck
slip and mn st. which leave NEARLY every hall hour
Astoria AMI Harlem BulGcf They connect with lligh
kr ire hoHfs and the only Get a
table and study A.
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vi TrESDNY EVENING. JrIY -.
Mammoth Pleasure steamer COLUMBIA brilliantly
Illuminated.
WIN As ELEGANT MUSICAL PROGRAMME
WILL MAKE ~ Excl R>iuN BY MOONLIGHT TO
RDt kAWAN BEACH,
Leaving 2fth Nurth river, f. VI 10Th =, = - 7.
VI r.crg y ~inr II Returning az an earl, hour.
Strnmcr NFt EH~iNk. from EAST RIVER wall connect
with steamer colt NINA az rirf2
InnNluf Ad 49, ~ 4. south 1T t. .Niliamshur1h.
= Grand st.. Ncw York, 80 /. VI. JcWcl Dock,
S.uP VI
FARE FOR THE EXCURSION ................6 On CENTS.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

| Forratcs n passage and other Information appy.,
PETER WRIGHT SONS. Gcnrril Agents
3J1Malnut i Philadelphia, ~ krntiwaN, ~ York
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xunits.

TrENTIO<, pIt>O MAX ERs.-t'rani
"A f.cWc AMI summer NIGHTS Festival o the flHuu
maker. of Now Nnth Hnd vicinity. ~ kihns ms Harlem
River Park. i2du It AMI ~ NV, Wednesday. July -
-. COMMENCING AZ ia tile aii'noon To- k"ts. admit
ting gentlemen AMI ladies. - cents All tiHup mHh'r'
are rogue s.d 10 attend AMI MAXI TIM Iitmc asug.ess
The Committee.
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PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL LINE
The OnlN Transatlantic line ~tInt untrr the Alnrfan
rag sailing every Thursday from fhla!clpnia, ani
"Wednesday from Liverpool
THE RED STAR LINE
Carving the Belgian and United Sates mails sailing
scriinonthly alternately IRON Philadelphia anu Nen
York. Direct and only -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-09

itabt iebr perboreen uno suridsaosen.
Die arme Jrau; he bot nod 3uei feline
uniduloise Miirm1en. SD tbsils nit ibr
meme 800 Granfen Rente, tpsl9e bic quite
Mabam ielis mir seidentt bot rub fdon
Dor OisIen Sabrsn aus 0oriorse ouf mel.
men Ramen bot idreiben Iafisn."
vOann iu9t Die quite Srau aui morgen
frib; ie ion bic 2ei9e 8aroou's tpeg-
idaHen loKen unb nimuat oafiir Die Sin.
tsrloKenidaft ibrer fonte in 8sib; bic
S&sniunssurtunbe bier merle i'd ms
5euer.-
.mxb benn nidt bas @sri9t oas mo.
9tn?" Wv
,S.ib nur rubis, Soft bat seri9tst.
9arbpu bot gursr sutsn Mabam ielis ibr
8efBtbum als 26ieSelo fur ibr 2eben ab.
seprsbt unb iie bod semorbetg
SO ia. 10 wa es = adj Die quite Wa.
BAN ielis pis mirb ii4 Die Dubois fr.u.n
fir ibre ornten Birm4en ! Sbr babt
Re4t, berr. i'd roiI aaes beiorsen ; per.
faulsn iOa Der alte mir bier ni&t ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-09

nit meinem Nefen" cine Notis iber bic
fur ben Nefen beiorste acquiition bes
ebemalisen uriulinentIOiters in Der Dor.
itaot r0aterlano."
anbreas iprans auf Dor Greube. r@e.
funoen !" risf er; mum fam i'd bas Grl.
men nit benz altsn Siinber ipareu, er mirb
obntbin bon Der 5uuptiade ni4ts wiiien! !"
Ct bdtte auf Der St.le binousfirsen
moseu, jsood cine &ecosnoseiruus in
iti1ountler Na6t nor cine llnm6gIidfeit
es blieb ibm nidts anoeres iibris, als fei.
men Offer ettuas Su mdbisen uno f9 ein
tpenig &ube Su g6nnen. a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-09

1as s9uliabr bssinut ON 3. septtmber II.
9tntrhtsetbahr 500
unttrrt9t une Bd6hisuns yer StfHen ssn5 Dlpnatcn 900
gfutf =. Stbrau1 Der S%nRrumeuit PER Stfasn--.. 1890
0tnusuns bo ytanss per Observation-Disclosures. SOC
9raepaiteHsatbubr 500
unttrtt6t i'm Dialtn per f0Oo
dtsertbtidtr une praitii6sr lnisrri6t In Gahpra.
-pplth pI 20.OO
tDai6tn une $50
8srttnietitn, rtnn I'm College, stbia&t.........-.. 500
Das S&ulsslt &c. mue unbspinst am Anfan-
&C elmer itpsn Selton porausbelablt rsrben.
Disisnisen, bic bitter YtsinsanJ ni&t tutprs.
den, babtn 10 prpetnt 3ntsrtGtn iu ,ablen.
I'm Nabsrss a%bbrslFrs man
Ut. Reu. p. &leriis Gbslbrud, o. 8. B.,
pIdfbtnt.
q. Sofepb .. s., Stsarns Co.. Wiau.
Suit al Saer.-S aus. 8. 3 Nt.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-10

A large, intelligent and appreciative
audience greeted Mr.. D. S. Ross at the
Bethel las, night, His subject, shovel
Reading" was ably aad slcduently han.
died. Mr.. Ross showed in this, as in his
former lecture upon Germany and the
Germans, great deptB.6f thought and
strength Of Judgment. His liae of ar.
gument was both practical and philo.
sophieAl. He maintained that novel
reading, having once become bab;tual,
was Intellectual play; that it aroused
the passions, and called into being the
finer feelings Of our nature, only 70 end
in idle longings and vain speeulations.
That as the gods Of Greece we're imagin.
airy men and women freed from the
letters and Shscklea that cramp and
bind humanitH clothed With immor.
tel gsace and Immortal beauty-uusub.
%stantial unreal vis9nsry aud ideal-so
the heroes aud hsrojnes OF fiction
are simply specimens of idealized hu.
manity; that the poetry Of the heart and
the romenee Of the soul are continually
called into beipg, but are never permitted
10 germiuate or fFocdty; that even when
4 true character is drawn tho novel.
readers. of to-day, from their constant
habit Of surface skinring, never derive
the benefit from them that the novels re.
ally contain that, Ike @Mieawber," they
are contipually expecting something to
turn 1p perfect being TO come
along with whom they can fall in love;
that they will cry over the fate Of Little
Nell" or poor "Oliyer Twist" willie
many a Little Nell" or poor little
(" Oliver" is here in cur milst dnaided
and ~unnoticed; that living so much in
the ideal, visionary world, unRts us for
the realities Of actual life; That instead
Of looking into novels for the poetry Of
life We should look within our own souls
and see tho bidden beauties and listen to
the latent melodies OF our W natures;
thss as It requires vigorous exertion to
make the athlete, soft requires thought
and reflections 10 make Intelligent men
and women. The lecture gave full sat-
isiaction and was listened 10 with earnest,
undivided attention.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-10

the five cents fare, and then settle the
question before the Supreme Court with
those who have sued the company for
damages.
A vigorous effort will be made 10 bull
doze the general council and prevent the
city from forcing the street car company
to keep its tracks and the street between
its tracks and for two feet outside in good
repair. The charter Of the monopoly is
IN danger, now that the city attorney has
given an opinion that the company has
violated that charter in many respects.
The general council should by all
means at TIE meeting tonight make
some arrangement for the paving Of the
ground around the Court Square foun.
tain. 1t is a disagreeable sight to see
ladies and children standing in the mud
in order to get a chance to admire the
beautiful work Of art which was gener-
ously donated to the city by a number Of
philosophical citizens.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-10
attachment Notice.

Before E. W. Caldwell. Justice of the Peac,
for Shelby Comfy, Tenn.-Edmonds, Petit
grew & Co. VS.. y. j. Leo.
TN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT
i having been sued out under section 1856 o.
the Code of Tennessee, ana returned by the
proper officer levied upon the property Of the
defendant, and affidavit having been made
that the defendant is justly indebted to plain
tiff in the sum Of one hundred and ninety-eisht
dollars and ~ffty-six cents, due by, account
and that the defendant il o non -resident of the
State Of Tennessee it Is therefore ordered thai
the said defendant make his. personal ap'
pearance before me on the 9th day Of May
1877, at 10 o'clock am, at NY oihce. No. l.
Court street, in the city Of Momphis, Tenn.
and defend said attachment suit. within thu
time prescribed by law, or the same will b.
proceeded with ex parte; and that a copy o
this order be published for four consecutive
weeks in the Public Ledger.
This 9th day of April. 1871.
32-3s-4i-60 e. W OALtWbLLi j. ?.
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mascments.

MEMPHIS THEArER On tomorrow
evening Lawrence Barrett, supported by
a strong stock company, will make his
appearance at the theater 10 that we'll
known play entitled Richelieu. Mr.
Barrett has become a local f~avorite
through a number cf successful engage
meOts played in this city, his portray
al Of characters being scholarly and
artistic, and justly emitting him to q
leading position among the opponents Of
the legitimate drama. Seats are being
sold rapidly at Hollenberg's for the sea-
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Attachment Notice.

Ne. ll87-Before J. NJ. Coleman, j., P for
Shelby county. Tenn,-W. j. Booker & Co.
VS.. A. N. Craig.
TNTHIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENTHAV
j ing been sued out under section 3455 Of the
Code Of Tennessee, and returned levied upon
luz P1VRb ean mada thot Snsends, ~ u ;TnddoubStoia
30 the plaintiff in the sum Of forty two del
lars and sixty eight cents, due by account
and that the Claim is just, and that defendant
is o nonresident of tho State of Tennessee;
1t is therefore ordered that said defendant
make his peI nS psg7 ~ IN D oenioe me ou
at my office. No. .94 Front street, Memphis
Tenn, and defend said attachment suit with
in tho time prescribed by law, or the sam,
will be proceeded with OK parte; and that a
copy of this order be published once a week
for four weeks in the Public Ledger.
This tho 2lst day Of March, 1877.
10 OIL -oG N InIE I p
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DEATH FROM ~CHLOROFORN.

-
Aesuit Of che Pos'. 7goriem Exnmt.
nation ana COreBer,s 1ncnesS Hal
on the b"dy of ~. G. A. Jordan.
Yesterday afternoon a post-mortem
examination was had on the remains of
tbe late Dr.. Charles a. jordan. oculist.
who died under the Influence Of ebloro.
form on Saturday last, which a~nm,tbetic
had been administered to him prepare
tory to having q surgical operation per.
formed upon his eye. At the coroner's
inquest, which was held yesterday after
noon DR.. VOORHEES, testified as follows:
DR.. Jordan had been introduced to
him by a friend, aud had been under his
treatment for tws weeks past. The de.
ceased had a sightleas eye which had
gwen him q great deal of trouble. to ale.
viate which De Vooraiss had been treat
ing han, Five mon;bs ago, SO the de.
ceased said. while choppilg wood with a
Ratchet splInterh sS up aud struck his
eye, binding Il. Since that time he had
been under opiates almost iacessantlv.
such was the pain. Ga Saturdsyhe called
at DR.. VOORHEES, Office, ia pursuance to
agreement, and preparations we're made
to remove the sightless sOd offending
orb. The subject was put under the in.
huence Of c~hioroform, Dr.. Henninr ad-
ministeriag it. When the proper state
of insensibility vas reached tho chloro-
form was taken away and the eye quickly
removed, every symptom being perfec' "
favorable. AS DR.. VOORHEES, turned to
place the eye on his desk, be heard a
gasplng sound. Quickly wheeling, he
saw that something was wrong, and ex-
animation showed that the man was
dying Assisted by DR.. Henning DR..
Veorhies resofted to every means of re.
susitstion, but it was all in vain. The
man was dead.
Later ia the afternoon a number of
physicians appeared at the Office of
Hoist & Brother, uhdertakers, aud re.
pairing to the room where the body lay
commenced The post.uorten examine
tion. The operator was DR.. Nall, and
the assistant Mr.. VIM. Roigess, a medi.
cal student. The scalp was soon re.
moved with a knife, and the upper Dor.
tion Of tAe skull was taken of with a
saw, The braias we're then taken out
and the skull and scalp placed back to
their proper positions The breast was
then cut open directly and t~ransversely.
and the heart was removed. The object
of this was to discover the cause Of
death, Whether the chloroform affected
the brain or heart, o. both, in such a
manner as to produce death. The ope.
r%stions were performed in quite a skill.
tui and scientific manner; at least it so
appeared to our reporter. who witnessed
the affair.
Tbs physicians who examined the
brain and heart found them 10. a normal
condition, SO the post-mpFtem examins.
ton developed nothing in aid OF the
cause or the science Of Galen and Hippo.
crates. The %corouer's jury to-day re-
turned a verdict Of death from accidental
causes The remains OF DR.. Jordan were
buried at EInwood Cemetery yesterday
afternoon by the undertakers, Hoist &
Bro.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-10
mIatorIcnl

Yesterday, the Oh instant, General
Lee surrendered the Army Of Virsinia,
in 1865. After the evacuation Of Rich.
mond Lee made desperate efforts to
escape the ruin which was inevitable.
But Grant was master Of the situation,
aud escape from him was impossible
On April 7th Grant asked the surrender
Of the Confederate army, and, seeing the
uselessness Of further resistance, Lee re
piled by asking his terms. Grant insisted
on but one condition, namely, THAT the
men and officers surrendered shall be
disqualified for taking up arms against
the government Of the United States I'm.
til properly exchanged" The surrender
was consummated at Appomatox. Court
House, The Confederates numbered
about $4,000 in all, only about 5000 Of
whom presented themselves with mus.
kets ia their hands.