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COMMERCIAL.


The Cincinnati G=ss o; the market the Goth
The market for four has exhibited feature Of special
imp ranc since the date Of our last weekly report The trade
been devoid animation ispns.
on prss s4le at decline, and the closing rates 81 -
sup tine and Coo for ira round LOTS II put upon III
market would not bring over $50 Tor the icrIEer and Al
considerable sales could he made The
stocks accumuating Wheat also
forward saringy and the local and shipping demand &
ing FULLY equal To The oheng prices sustained IT 81 10
SO and 95c 81 for red Corn has advanced from
&C. the price current in the early part Of the week. to j
which the market cli Se firm Oats also rmer oSng
sc Barley Las aiyaacd to 7Oi for prime springs and &c for
very COOL feeling prevail, in the Provision market, and
prices uoyNut s4a4 u Tor Meas Pork ~ for Bacon
shoulders ana eglsc Sides. The Pork
has mi ny from The North, and the Bacon has gone prinl
/ pally TO the Soutlwvs'.
The Louisville Coa, says of tie market the 21s. inst
The Flour dull the salts being chiefly by
tail at 81 p to = - Er superdue TO extra Corr is in demand
- We hear Few sales OF What Oats, and quote
s51gG5c for the former aid tic for tie later.
There activity manifested ia Mess Pork yesterday
than previous the sales amountn' c luO halls
s15O Bacon in good dem ma at ll4 AMI 74c for Clear
Sides and Shout
The X chmond Enquirer of The 2Ist says:
TIE Wheat mari E wihou, ,ry rhsng. Prime white Wheat
Icing syace, viii ring $50 rcr bucI. Prime sIg5
per uhci The principally at foyr months sometimes
The heavy supply pr Of Beef Cattle the North
and the druu IN the grazing sections Of Virginia
heavy supply Urged upon hia markCt- Cor
seqUenty the S's s Rcck show further decline in prize. On
n at - and at -; sept r I3t 80 AT lpe
~ at : - sc,uiSr % h. ~ a; 81 to So making ia
bead pr ranging from 81 t. p gross. Also, several
small luts sold The head
We ,u,e Sheep lrl aus a s. o to 81 81 per hcad
The ndCatrrs hit the YIriuia P"rE trade will fc quite
TIE light crop the Na1y and West
COUNTIES ' rcsdy cIusi OF the farmers 10 seud
thousands ihrr Hogs favored sections, well as 70
cntcrpr7ir- citizens, Msssrs. S'carnS & c..
The Cincinnati Gs Of the 5lst says Of the hog CJcrin In
diana.
There prrly le cn0 600 hogs in the State this
than they will he HEAVIER The hogs las
year averaged universally light There VII be clrn eaong
se the average considerably Many fIrmeTs IN te
pa the have commenced feeding 10 their
already the certainty OF crop that will stand it,
The cholera has been fatal along the Wabash places but
uId iuIgc that IN the main, t1 loss from this VIII
ie i,-s tlau Il was last year.
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, S. n. HOLrEGswOETu JouS HUeu Smith
FOR ALDERMEN.

WINCHESTER ANG ALABAMA RALRo'D.-Tbe
Stockholders in the Winchester and Alabama Rail-
road Company held q meeting at Fayetteville on
Monday, the l9 inst, TO consider the proposition
10 lease their road TO the Nashville aud Chattanooga
Railroad Company for a term Of ten years. The
Fayetteville OJs0rT ef the 22d says: "Brief
speeches were made by several gentlemen upon the
subject Of the lease the conclusion Of which the
polls were opened. When the votes were all cast,
the count showed AGO against the lease of the Win
chester and Alabama Railroad to the Nashville and
Chattanooga Company, and 3l2 in favor of it-be-
ing majority OF las in opposition to the proposed
transfer. The only votes cast in favor of the pro-
position were the ones thrown by the Corporation
Of Nashville. During the day free ride on the
cars was given to those who chose to avail th'm-
selves of the privilege, to Brighton and back-aud
4 large number went up The question Of the lease
Is now deciied. md We sappose, of course, that
steps will speedily We tskeu to purchase the neces-
ssry rolling stock for our road"
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Cannon Councu.

We authorized W. SUMMERS candidate
for Councilman from the Sixth Ward. sep2l-td
We authorized 10 II. Z. PECK candidate for
Councilman for the third wari the ensuing Municipal elee
tion. sep90
We authorized to announce W. s CIIEATHAM cand
date for Councilman in tle Fifth Weird aug25-te
We authorized P n HARRISa candidate for
Councilman in the First Ward. . a. ang9s-e
We authorized TO announce JOHN LELLYBTT casd
diae for Councilman for the Fa ard the ensuing cleo
ton. aug2I-td
We authorized to JAS B. CRNGufAB
diae Tor election the Councilman from The Fifth
Wari. sepli-td
We authorized announce W. H. Morrow as candidate
for Councilman in the FIRST wad, ensuing Municipal
pa! election. seplS-td
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FROM THE STAGE To THE PULrIr.-The Nashville
Christian idcOeais of a recent date says: AT the
Nashville Preachers meeting, two weeks ago, She
meeting following DR.. PARSONS dedicstory sermon
and services, after the regular reports, Rev. L.
BARTH. the German missionary, gave very inter
esting account Of the death Of his farther, and of
bis own conviction, couversi ion, aud call TO the
ministry lie also stated that when Dr. Parsons
was sn actor, he-BAETu-aud two of his brothers
were members Of the orchestra that made music for
DR.. Parsons. Now they meet in quite ffsrent
sphere DR. Parsons isone Of the stationed preach
ers In Louisville. he-PHILLr BARTH-is mission
AIRY to the Germans in Nashville, one of he broth
ers is presiding elder in Indiana, and the third
Ntthodst class leader"
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We authorized to announce NJ y. ALEXANDER, Macon
county, candidate fer Er-rossig Clerk of Ious,
Representatives. "a.
We authorized 10 jas o. POTTER Of ssury
county, candidate for EnSrcssiBs CLERK Of the House Of
Representatives. aus33-td
We authorized 70 ". JAS. STRAYUOKN, Jr,
Wayne county capddaje ar Assistant CLERK Of he House
or Representatives. sepsIe-d
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OrtV,:s, Sept. g3Co=ToS-Sales today $500 bales
JIlng M; Sales Of the l. bales; Receipts OF
tn, week 3 bales against during the time
last year Exports l4oG bales. Total Exports OF
IN, season bales Receipts this port ahead Of last
20 600 stock Orleans LOO tales against Il OC0
bales at the same time las. year.
Coffee quiet; Stock hand $3.50 bags.
lchanss London o., agi. New York Go days 1913
discount. Sigh. discount a ) premium
Nru YORK, Sept Cott5n easier, sales to day $50 bales II
g97 for Upland and Fair Middlug. Flour firm, sales l.,
3Uls Corn advancing tendency sales 1870 bush l.
yellox G3a9i Mess PorkS5.559l5 - Lard firm tOi9l
a. sugar buoyant, advanced y 4. Mu-eoyado So GG
Porto Rico o a..
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CANDIDATES.

MfssFS kpito7si-l compliance tine wishes OF many
citizens, without distinction o. party hereby 5oggt mem
effte OyasR flig, ANNOUNCE mysef candidate FOR the
oae Mayor, at ihe approaching election, because elieYe
the vieTs l. in with majority Of fellow citizens,
entertain regarding ts Local airs Of @ cooperation arc vital
% her Interests.
Ny business at ts time such as 70 prevent
from ing personally many of my friends, whom other
se would Ike % meet 70 would merely say, my
record em aud they fise that hearty
port that ycar pa placed me in The position for Which am
candidate, cy shall aaI their confidence has not lees
nisrIa-c,t JOHN HIGH SMITH.
SYd. L.. tsJq
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Engrossing CIcrk-.Sennte.

Weae suhOrizel 10 Announced FRANK S. H,IE OF MeAnn
a cOndi late for Eneross sing Clerk Of the Senate
Nug2l-td'.
We authorized to announce Franc. NJ. PAUL Memphis
a candidate FOR Assistant Clerk Of the Selate.
aUE3l-td.
OF Lewis county candidate Clerk of the rem
ate in the next Legislature. se27-td
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DAMAGES AWARDED TO A CoNyICr.--In the Su-
preme Court At Buffalo, few days since, verdict
of 1925 damages was awarded TO cOlored nan,
named PLrER wBLsH, who brought suit sga,nst the
Superintendent OF the coualy Penitentiary and one
of the guards at the institution, named ROBINSON,
Cor being shot by the latter in the hip while undei
taking to escape.
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COKREcroN- Fayetteville Observer Of the
22d says: Two weeks since, in article headed
s'The FIRST Alabama Newspaper" We sateS that
youhg PARHAM was born aud reared in Lincoln,
but We were mistaken. Il did live here, aud went
from this place TO Nashville but Of HE nativity,
are not sufficiently advised to speak with certain
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WALKER To- Halter a candidate from inc secsnd Ward,
elected will di.-arse the acs Of Gc position to The ts,
Of LIS ability. sspio-ii .
We authorized 70 announce JOHN NJ hcGlNSIS as =
candid e Alderman from ths First Ward
We are Authorizes TO announce 4. H. EWING, Jr candi-
date for Aide in the Eighth Ward. sug3i-td
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The Democrats of Tennessee are in
vited TO attend GRAND JUBILEE in honor
of their GREAT VICTORY in the State at
the August election, at Nashville, on
Saturday, the 1st day of October next
Details of the arrangements will be
announced hereafter.
Gen. B. F. CuEArHAM has been appoint
ed Marshal for the occasion.
BY request of the Democracy of Da
wilson county.
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ACCIDENTAL DRATH.-A young man named WV.
FoKsyTH fell from the third story window Of the
Commercial Hotel, at Memphis on the evening Of
the 2lst inst, and was instantly killed. The de-
ceased was saddler by trade, and had been in the
oity but short time His relatives live in Macon,
Gsnrria
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NAsM 8 MAZE. Agents.
DEcmpllis isaces---FaH Meetinl

TT Is proposed to RIM on FRIDAY lSovehe fth) Of the reg
eC The spproschns Fa Meuug sEeepstake
caitd fE PE0FEIEIoas PLsTE sTtEE Eih tTee
subscription: urfeit with 500 Piece of Silver
BY Ppreor. provided start. Free Tor
all tl aI have 90 and closs
Scphbrr. i-58 Subscriptions, with security
f5r the isrtclt, o * addressed 10
CHARLES STONE Secretary,
july2s-iE tV a3n IN, Memphis Tenn.
HIC.. FalT, Rs,NNFTS
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Tor County trustee.

w-are authorized oanuouncc TIOS. T. SAUNDERS can
diate % C,uaey Trustee FOR davidson county
the election to le held 90 Margh. 1861. apps
We are authorized ann. mce IsnAM CLARK candi
County Trustee at the ensuing March election.
aur!7-H
We arc authorized to anaounc, SAMUEL P. AMENT, a
candidate County Trustee OF Dtvon county, at the nev
March elertio,. Eses2-tds
TuE ORIENr,L TAIsV,S, NATURAL WEATHER ISBIcAroE,
grows Spontaneously upon the great Desert Of Arabia it is in
corrup0le, will remain in correct and nay last century
will forstel climate, tus bout the year, the various
changes Of tie heather tJy four AotS ia Gdrcs, ard
perfectly reli,e Il is the discovery LouIs Of
Columbia, Tenn, and may he obtained for Of 4. STRETCH
General Agent, Nashville, Tenn, by mail By the
dsccverer for 81 current money.
June 30 dtWGsu
II Just received, direct from England hundred and
tvrnty grssclec patti rms, Of TABLE KNIVES Also, other
English Goods will he sod small 5Jccs co for
CASH or to prompt lime dealers at les, market value
MCCALL & CO.,
fKirkmau & Ellis old stand,)
seDt9s No - Public Square.
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FOR COUNTY OFFICERS.
For Cr:minaI court Clerk.

are authorized % Announce CHAs. T. DIoao>s cnd
date for Criminal Cont Cirra. juySu
". are sut5rzsl 20 announce Or. Z VI. P.TTRsova cnd
date for ClcLor Criminal Court Of Davidson the
ensuing March election. ulaA2a-td
arc authorized toaHnnunoe JoUN SHANE, Far c'u
date Ter rs-r'e the ofsr q Criminal Court Celkat the
neat MARI election.
We author &, arrouncc Rour H. C,NrUurJ clnl
Tor Criminal court Clcr, the ensuing March election
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If the little brook had continued to be the sylvan
retreat which il was when it vas selected for The
burial place Of this off ier it would have been most
consistent with good taste aud fseliug TO
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NOT A CANDIDATE-The announcement OF IL u
REAyFs. ESQ, yesterday candidate for Council
man in tie siath Ward, was mistake. Mr. kEA'Es'
is not candidate
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Enr HIessrnrer.

We are authorized W SLOAN, as candidate
for Mess nger Of tie Senate seplU-te
We are authorized to jams X. Polk
dae for reelection Messeagerto the Senate. sepI-tI
We are authorized to JosErH NJ
date for Mes engtr OF the Senate sepII-td
We authorized PoBr 5. as candidate
for Messenger Of the Senate. scul6-td
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MURpER.--Jo. ABERNETHT was murdered by THos
Davis in Wilson county, on the 10Th inst, with a
bowie knife. The Lebanon Herald says ADEENErnv
was fearfuly cut to pieces and died almost instantly
DAVIS had not been arrested.
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VSTEFRS. Cases Numson Thomas A Cos s0perior
OCove Oysters warranted equal any put Up Forsaeat Bal
tiniore prices, rsight added by
CARTER, WILsFORD co.
afat
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Pacific RaiIrOad.

MARSHALL, Tsxas.--Pfcsioeut Fow'ke7 Of the
Southern Pacific Railroad has made a as settle
ment wiih the new Company anu creditors and has
on,sjped fun possession Of the road. The Woik
will be Recommended Immediately. tN
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rs Cauiion.--Thc article of

ne CauiiOn.--Thc article of
SsSA@E--S Whiskey well known as "DaIy'4 Arc
nac VALLEY WhsAe', reputation universal
renders it difficult the keep pace with the
demand This result pers-verins energy
ducton, sustained by adopted outset
inslnt departed from, that its original parity
unrivaled excellence should continue to the end
The fate, Attendant upon all such successful Efforts
has the manufacturer 1t initiated Inscriptions
npostOr and Inferior and spurious article palmsd OF
the community the great detrment Of the public well
pjHto the manufacturer both in emoument and well earned
repu Every effort has been made to guard against This piracy
Copyright Of this Label ahd by peculiar shape OF the bottle
ctoR the public against this imposition ulOa them and
upon my rights and earnestly desire such information
those wio may pOess IT, by having been vctimize otherwise,
protect public by Tresecu
the extent Of the law The genuine Dalys Aro
Valley Whisky put up in IL bottles each, with
light yellow Label sealed with yellow wax with the Pro
prctors stamp the wax and FAC ue Signature Of the pro-
pretor on All pthrr articles limitations.
IT ? Consumers en- dcIrndupon getting pure article when
they buy Valley Lsacy, Is sold by the bottle amt
only. WM. II. DAILY,
- South William Street, New York,
sepal-d9m Sole Prop ie;or.
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Ma S HV LIE.
DEmocnATIc BARBECUE,
on the Isl October.

The CDmmittee of Arrangements request all the
Democratic families ia Nashville and Davidson
county 70 bring Eita then good supply Of cooked
provisions Of every kidd 10 help to feed the thou
sands Of people who wsll be present. De certain
to bring good supply. Sd
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River intelligence.

LouIsyILLE. Sept % The river is falling, with
feet inchts water iu the canal, aud ) feet on
faIs.
The Laurel Hill and I.afourshe new boats for the
New Orleans trade, descended the falls to-day.
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A,s,.,aut NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

We are authorized and requested Dawn CElu
Of Maury county, as candidate Deorkeeper ia '
House Representatives seIsO-d twSwta.
We are authorized announce p. WADE, OF Msrsha couu
IT, as can ste 70 Assistant keeper Of the House of Re
,,-.s.,t,ffy,s au-2U-Ms
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Messrs j. b. LIPPmcoTT s Co., Philadelphia,
announce that they have in press THE Rivals"
new work, BY Hon. JERE. CLEMENS, senior editor Of
the Memphis Enquirer.
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From WASHINGTON


WAsuINGToN, Sept. 23-The Treasury receipts
fer the last week were 1885,, 600, Drafts issued
Sl,l5s,C00. Subject to draft 81, 100000
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..7C cvcr ,,aul,iud fouud

Ta.<-:sz=s ''IG ever mankind found
SsASSa-S anything, 10 say that such is found
Persevere ye perfect men, and many valuable
things have been lost for want OF perseverance Fortune docs
always throw laps Of people, the
tay, the useful things labor time and
expense bring them to light We have great example Of
this on record Il is that OF D4LLERS -HAGIClL ram
EXTRACTOR, which arknoW edg ed By the whole world
extraordinary for tuns scald cuts, bruises, and
ether ills Is has been well chosen, it
truly enboes pccuiarites On application ali pain
subndes the healing process at sets in
doctors fees expended lingering
SUFFERED May say have found it les a true,
quick effective remedy have found D,LrYs MAGICAL
PAIN EXTRACTOR,
for sale in New Orleans. Wholesale and retalty
J. WRIGHT & co,
81 ami Ill Ct.rtres street,
Sole Agents the southern States whom all orders
.h,u d he addressed sepls-eSElm
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sept9s
. among the many perilous


SNlAS diseases Of chshood Worms may be cited the
most common and the dangerous Perhaps ought ratl
or to speak in the past preset for since the in
troucion wINER CERNFUGE, the disorder has
had no tcrrors acquainted with the virtues of the me
cine Its erAon d-t szj rapid and it contain,
mineral substance, may given without Hesitation to TIE
youngest inmate Of the nursery
Re particujar and remember the name" FiaS Cana ian
T5nags" This Is the only article that he depended
Remember tins
For sale in New Orleans ~h5lcsac and retail, by
!. WRIGHT 4 Co,
q AID l5I Chsrtrcs street,
epls-d&wim Sole Propuctors.
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For Principal CIerk--ueusc
Ensros,ius CIerE--IIou,o of Representa-

We auth drilled to t E. s. Buss,r Ruher-
Representatives.. augaj-u
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LIST OF CONTENTS;
FIRST PAeE--The Trades Union--lhe London
strikes--Tyrahny among the Working Men; Building
Operations St New Orleans Court Scandal; A
Queer Needle Case; A Nice sum for Celebration;
Recovery Of Damages for Railroad Detention Of
Stock.
FOURrH PAeE.-RrObab'e Arrest of a Mail Rob
ber-TWo Hundred Letters Stolen trial ef the
Rev. HARBEN for the Murder OF his Wife; Female
HOrse-Thief 10 CFiuoline.
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epls -d&wim

~ McLcau'S Strengthening
" - CorDIAL.-This remedy has been before the
pubic Only shor time but has proved he invaluable
remedy purify the blood and strengthen the system one
who recommends to others until it has become the
standard remedy with every family in the United States We say
every reader, try tit delightful. SILVER
tisement in another column. iuy3I-dowlm
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FOR OFFICERS OF THE l.EGISLArURE.

Sierk or the senate.
We are authorised to THos MARI candidate
for Principal Clerk Of the Senate stltG
We areauhoed 10 announce JSo SCCIARS, of Smith
ty, as candidate for Principal CLERK Senate.
aus2i-i"
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49, B. a. FahmestOek's yermi-

49, q. a. FahmesIOck's Verlni-
&S-@~o-~S fueG,-WuuANsDUss, New YoTk.-Kessrs
B. a. Fdshesfoei d Co. Genteneat For number of years
past have been troubled with dreadfal gnawng pain in the
Pit OF stomach, accompanied ntness in the
head and alter alherng the advice Of phys
Clans and receiving a. theefrom to try
r. A. EhRssf0cks Yermige; and after taking walls
spris passed - yards tape assert that
have recovered my health, which feel indebted
D. Fahaest2es's Vernuge aud eheerfully recommend
Icing eifcacious and harmless.
ra HENRY HOFFMAN.
IL Purchasers should look well wrapper
and see GAt they buying A. Eahneseck ermiuge.
aug2e-d&wim psf.
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ExHUNATIoN ANB Rt-IxTGRNENr OF THE Re-
NAISs OF LIEUfExAsr CHASDLEG We suppose
most Of our readers are aware that about the com
neneement ofths present century, Lieu. CaAEDLER,
then acting as Paynaster Of the Federal troops in
THE district. was buried in the immediate vicinity
of the Sulphur Springs, then called the Salt Lick
branch.
II the litte brook had continued TO be the sylvan
retreat which il was when it vas selected for The
burial place Of this eff er it would have been most
consistent with gOod taste aud fseliOg to
ta E.r Glet him sieep N,
In the gra e where his comrades had llii him.
bat this once ssque tered spot has now become the
most disreputsble suburb of large city, and the
resting place Of the departed soldier has been con
stsntly subject to PrOfaDsliOns of most revolving
character. Il has, therefore, frequently been pro
posed to transfer the remains a cOnsecrsted
spot. What, however, was every bOdy's business
was bOdy's business, and the matter remained as
ii was, till the Historical Society took mp the mat
ter, aud memOrislized The Mayor and Corporation
upOnth subject, when public re-inteTment al the
expense of Che city was determined upon.
Yesterday morning., at O'clock, the committees
delegated for the purpose repaired to the grOuAdto
supernleDd the exhumatiOn, which was undertaken
by Mr. CuBRiE and his assistants. The committees
we're Aldermen HERMAN Cox AID RICHARD CHEAT
HAN, and Councilman L. BosTrcK and W. N. De-
NuNnRLUS. on the par; Of the Corporation, and the
Rev DR. c. 7. QC.STARD. and Drs 10. NEwNAE and
b F. WRIGHT on that of the Historical Society.
Though the bod yhad been buried bearlysixty years.
and the grave had frequently during high-water
seasons teen entirely inundated, the entire skeleton
was found in complete preservation.
This was put in handsome black Ee'vet cotii'
emblazoutd with thirteen silver stars, ard carried
10 tie City Hall Attwo o'clock ths the Mayor and
corporation AMI the members of the Historical So
ceiy assembled at the City H al, ana proceeded in
full procession to the Methodist church with the body
escorted by the German military company and their
fine brass band
The funeral service was then read by the Rev. DR..
C. I. QUMrARD. aud the OratiOa, chaste and well
composed production delivered by EO. H. EAST,
Esq
The procession then reformed and took up
their route 10 the Mount Olivet Cemetery, where a
beautiful spot hal been selected by WM. EIcH-
BAUM. Esq, who had been appointed Chairman ofthe
committee TO whom this duiy was inhusled. 1T was
one Of the most elevated spots in the Cemetery,
while, besides vigorous young fine tree, through
whoLe branches he winds of heaven viii hereafter
sing The requiem Of the honored dead.
The nj itsry company sfter the completion Of
the religious services, fred triple salute over the
grave, and the impressive ceremonies we're over.
Lieut. Cu,NDLEE was buried in 1901, being at
the time s. years old, consequently he was born
in I7I4 lie wss in all probability engaged in the
Revolutionary War but no record of his services
has been found.
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