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Monetary and Commercial
Cotton Market.

The market this morning opens up very firm
ity of sales are made at the quotations Of yes
terdpy. Middlines are about &c. Receipts
yesterday were 1868 balcs; exports 1878 bales.
Stock on hand in New Orleans yesterday was
2l9, 200 bales.
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New MEMPHIS THEATRE.-There was a
fashionable audience at the New Mem
phis Theatre last evening, when lingo
mar was produced in excellent style.
Mr.. Wheelock's conception of the saw
age, who was conquered by love, was
good, and frequently drew forth demon
STATIONS of delight from the audience.
Mrs flanagan made a very pleasing
" Parthenia, while Mr.. flanagan 6
"PoIydrone wa admirable. A Kiss
in The Dark concluded the entertain
mcnt, Mr.. Marston sustaining the part
of Pettibone" in q style that fully
tested the laughing capacity of all pres
ent. Tonigh. the famous Nick Of the
Woods or, the Jibbernainosoy will hold
the boards, Mr.. Wheelsck sustaining
the leading part, assisted by Mrs. Ian
egan. Monday evening Mile Vcstvali
will appear.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-05

IMPORTANT Removable. c. II. Stan
ley has removed his Office from 2OS Main
street to the Postofiice Building, No. 10,
first floor. rs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-05

IT will be seen by our advertising
columns that ex-Ald. M. Burke is a
candidate for School Visitor Of the 9th
Ward
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FOR LEASE.

NOR LEASE. -THE.Tw0- STORY HOUSE
i No. 10 Poplar street, Is for lease. Abarsslp
Inquire Of II. II. METTES, No, 3, Exehap,ggss
Rohertson street. .il y .. - L.-- ------- lUy
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Mrs. DR.. Harvey.-The vorld-rcnOuncd
Clairvoyant and Magnetic PkysiciAn. whose in
sianeous cures Of disease and clairvoyant per-
ssSsssa have sssz the wonder of the weird. has
arrived in Memphis. and taken rooms for the
season At the Overton Hotel lOtice. room Ne.
90, where she can be consulted uron all mat
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God that He has given him one who will
be faithful wife and true and gem
erous mother. FRrScH LADY.
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Tas LssF EssSB-SOme people think
that the recent Ere on the corner
Of Beal and fernando streets, was
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-05

"A aHnnA ,,.l E9 ,EnEI|, BIS, SAE n IL 9E NY
nounce myself a. candidate for School visi-
tor. Election Monday January 7th, 1907;
WILLIAM FARRls.. by REQUEST, rs
seventh Ward as the ensuing election. MONDAY
the mn inst
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-05

The breakfast table luxury Of the times
is Morgan's self-rising Buckwheat Cakes,
light as feather, and sweet, pure and
wholesome. III
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Now, you want pump that Won
freeze. Call at 500 Main street. colo
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H. B. PACKER, Pittsburg coal, ofiic'
No. 1901 Main street ID
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ST. PArRcK's CHURcH. - Yesterday
evening we visited St. Patricks Catholic
Church, now in course of erection a, the
corner of Linden and Deso;o streets,
and found the work progressing with as
tonishing rapid;iy. Father Rearden in
forms MS that service will be held in the
church on Sunday morning, the 2lst
inst A fair and festival FOR the benefit
Of the building fund Of the church will
be held in StiIlman Hall, commencing
on Monday, the 10th inst Extensive
preparations are being made by Miss
Mary HcKeon, Mrs Benjamin Babb,
Mrs Martin Kelly, Mrs o. A. Rice, and
other ladies Who arr TO have tables at
the srst fair to aid ST. PAlfiek's Church.
We wish them success
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Special Notices.

Special Notices will be Inserted IN this col
umn for ten cents per line for each insertion.
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STILL rHEY Go.-Where Why TO
Mack Bros. a Bchm's to buy cheap goods
al the closing out sale
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CHAScERY Court. = The following
cases were disposed Of yesterday: A.
Wynne ct al. VS.. Daniel Hugh ct al;
complainants have wholly failed to pros
ecute their suit in the time ordered, the
bill is dismissed. Geo. A. Bib vs.. Bed.
ford Brown ct al; decree vesting title in
the land mentioned to Susan Brown.
Lewis Amis, jr., VS.. T. s. Mallory ct al.
complainant failing to prosecute, the bill
is dismissed. John johnson VS.. s. J.
Friel; decree vesting title in land sold
in this cause to John johnson. Susan
Polk VS.. Morris Doyle and wife; it APP
pearing TO the court that complainant is
not entitled to the relief prayed for, it ID
ordered that injunction be dissolved md
bill dismissed. The following cases are
set for trial on Monday; Jno. H. Record
ct al vs. Jas. Carlin ct al; NJ. Mitchell
VS.. Jno. Brown ct al; Jno. Keller VS.. S.
P. Walker ct al; Coffee VS.. Rufin ct al;
W. B. Greenlaw VS.. j. P. Dromgoole al
al; j. c. Bramwell VS.. E. r. Hart; j.
W. Crisp VS.. Miller l. Townsend.
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DOARpING.-GoOD BOARD 4 PLEAS
ID ant rooms at i46 Main street. Ivy
DOAKDING. BOARD BY THE DAY,
D week or month. with or without rooms, by
Mrs. Margaret Arnold, formerly OF Senatobia,
Miss. at No. 453 Front ST., north tenement. llty
DOARD AND LODGING-FR0NTR0 ROOM
ID for gentleman and wife also comfortable
rooms for single gentlemen can be had by early
application ut No. 81 Madison 81: 70
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4
THOR RENT-A TWO STORY HOUSE ON
4 Mulberry street. between Beal and Linden
streets, No. "a. known as the Hsryey House.
100 az 81 SYST. Martin street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON wELLlNG-
Il ton street, opposite Mrs; TurIsy,s' fSr rent
Jos Cor. Main and Madison streees.
IlOK KENT-5O ACRES LAND GOOD
houses. orchard, ETC., five miles east OF the
city, for 1867. w w. b. .WALDRAN,
ia IA MonIoe s.le.s:
NOR RHINESTONE NO. 359 MAIN 81.
IL for rent, with fixtures for sale. Apply
70 - s.. A, HERMAN,
los 1896 Main St. corner Union.
NOR RENT,-A LARGE BRICK RESI-
il dence on Shelby street twelve rooms. out,
houses, cisterns, large lot. desirable place and
cheap rent Possession 1st January. Apply 10
l,soa.1i,,n sta;rs l7T'l ~ 10s
NOR RENT-A WELL FINISHED BASE,
Il ment Inquire at AZ Main 81 les
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TEMPERANCE FAIR-There was full
attendance of good-looking gentlemen
and better looking ladies at the Temper
ance Fair last evening, and full enjoy :
ment of the time was depicted on every
cou ntenance Tonight the fair will
close, when, we are authorized to say, all
the beauties who have graced the fair
with their presence during the week will
attend, so that no young gents will be dis
appointed and stand in an abstractedly
pensive attitude in consequence of the
absence of their bright, particular star.
The vote for the saddle, cane and stereo-
scope will close at eleven o'clock tonight.
Major Allen is ahead on the saddle, Mr..
Hines for the s.ereeseope, and Capt.
Mathes for the editorial cane. The Cap
tain should have that cane, and if his
fair friends electioneer for him with spirit
tonight, he will get it. Several articles
will be ratified off tonight, and an auc-
ton take place. 1t will be the most in
teresting occasion, and all should attend
who can do so.
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Of which he is agent We wish him q
pleasant time and safe return home.
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Day GoeDs of every description, cheap
at Mack Bros. & Bohm' 8, 26l Main street.
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VERY CHEAP.-Bargains can be pur-
chased at Mack Bros & Bohm's, 26l
Main street, at their closing out sale.
Call there.
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NOTICES.


A1oTICE0F DIssQLUTI0N.-THE FIRM
On January LIST. 1851. by limitation. The bnsi-
ness will be continued az he old stand. No.
"a Z. Main street. BIZ Frederick, Murphy Co.
- - - - Is. FREDERICK. Z
j. II. MURPHY.
100 ]. e'cAIN:
TLKCTIoN N0TicE.-Sesc,Sl CHARL
IL Burke will consent to becR,pe eandinate
fnT school Visitor Of the Fifth Ward he VIII DC
elected. Election Monday, mary ~ iso''
l0j MAli1 tOfnkc.
NiUTlCE.-N0TICE is HkRkBy GIVEN
~ that on the 81 DAY Of January, A. D., 1867.
John ii. nolenrhade Co. made an asslsninsnt
HI me for the benefit Of their creditors The
a.. liors of the firm will present ~ ar claims 70
me properly authenticated. and t,-e debtors OF
I'VE late firm are notified ocall and settle With
ont delay. or they will be prosecnted, as am
determined to close up n 11s VIZ S i %ahp
Assignee Of John II. Holenshade 4 20.
II. Clay coxnE. Attorney III
Nrf11ICEOf DISSOLUTION ,-THE flliM
ofAndorson 4 Co., Carpenters and Build
a. l. hi DAY Dissolved By mutual consent.
Thc buslne.s Of the hrm viii be settled BY
1eeo- 'TuRoDoRB ANDERSON.
Nf0TTcF WILL APPLY fOk LET
y ters IL Administration on the estate Of /.
a. and Z. W. Calhoun At the febrnar, term Of
he County Court q Shelby COUNTY nsnnessee
sraxstl A RIlgpIx. Att,ys. laE-lz.
A DyKRTIsE IL THE PgBLlc LEDSGlk ~,
. sny dsi.s Fnhlished in the snne,see'
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tiers pertaining TO lie and health. She treats
all the se-callsd incurable diseases A. special
ties. to-wit; cancer consumption. asthma, rheu-
matism. dyspepsia. epilepsy, heart disease and
female diseases. and all other chronic COM
plants. with speedy and happy results. For
particulars. call or send for circular. Prof.
Harvey. the discoyerer Of q certain and pain
less cure for cancers and tumors. assists in her
practice and compounds all her me.icines. Ad-
dress all letters TO PRor. HARyEy.
l25 Memphis. Tenn. .
A Card to Inyalids.- "A Clergyman. while
rcsidinri In South Amevica as q missionary.
discovered a safe and simple remedy for the
cure Of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay. Dis
cases Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs. and
tho whole traia o. disorders brought on by bane-
fui and vicious habits. Great numbers have
been already cured by this noble remedy.
Prompted by desire TO benefit the afflicted
and unfortunate. I will send the recirc for pre-
pairing and using this medicine. in sealed en-
velopc. 10 any ono who needs II. free of charge.
,lease inelose postpaid enyelo pe addressed
to yourself. Address
JOSEPH 7. INMAN,
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The Port of Memphis.

The river is stationary at this point.
Weather clear and pleasant with stif
breeze. Business active. There was a
little ice floating past the city this
morning
The following are the arrivals and de-
partures:
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TIL E0D0RE ANDERSON.
hi. In. AoGERS. -

A DyKRTIsR IL THE. Pc gLIc LEDGkl,
~ Nv sa as ~ ss lHs Is : snss;ss
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-12

State Of N. Carolina. MeckIcnburg &c.
Court of Pleas Quarter Sessions-/an'y Term, 1861
Thomas Kerns and Jane Wallace, Administrator
of William Wallace, deceased, vs.. James Wallace
and others.
Petition to Sell Real Estate.
Iappearing to the satisfaction Of the court, that
VIM KeIough and wife Mary, one Of the defendants
in this case reside beyond the limits Of this State
il is therefore ordered by the that qualifications
be made for six successive weeks, in the Western
Democrat, a newspaper printed in the city Of Char
lotte, notifying said Kelough and wife Mary to
be and appear at the next Court Of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions to be held for the county Of M~cklenburE
at the court house in Charlotte, on the I'd Monday
in April next, then and there to plead, answer or
demur to the petition, or judgment, pro confessO
will be taken and heard exparte as TO them.
Witness, VIM Maxwell, Clerk Of our said Court 81
office, the I'd Monday Of January. A. D., 1857.
56-6t WM. Maxwell, Clerk.
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PICTURES! PICTURES!!

The undersigned, Photographic Artist OF baiti-
more, Md, begs leave to inform the public IN gen.
eral, that he has opened No. Ambrotype, Daguer-
otype and Photograph Gallery, over Mr.. j. Harty's
Store next door to the court house. Parties de-
string neat we'll executed and true Pictures will do
well to give him a call. Copies taken from the
smallest picture into large lifesze Portraits. Prices
reasonable HENRY BAUMGARTEN.
Feb 49, 1867
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CITY TAXES.

All persons residing in the City of Charlotte, o,
on the hrst day of February, 1857 are hereby mott
fed to make return of their taxable property pol,
merchandise or other subjects made taxable br m.
city, on or before the last day of March, issT
rarues railing to make returns within the tim,
specified will be liable to double tax Returns v;,i
be received at the First National Bank of Charlo,.
up to the last day of March, 1857 between the hour,
of 10 a. m. and p. m.
THOS. w. DEWEY.
March 4, 1867 At CITY Cl.rl
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Court Of Pleas & Quarter Sessons-Jan'y Term, 1861.
Wit,kowsky & Rintells vs.. Charles Beckham.
Attachment Levied on boxes Goods, bale of Bag.
ging, Cheese, barrels of Flour, / barrel Of
Crackers and bales of Cotton.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court that
the defendant, Charles Beckbam resides beyond the
limits Of this State, il is ordered by the court that
publication be made, for six weeks in the Western
Democrat, notifying the said defendant to be and
appear at the next Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses-
sions to be held for the county Of Mecklenburg. 81
the court house in Charlotte, on the I'd Monday in
April next, then and there to answer. plead or
repevy, or judgment final will be taken against him.
aid the property levied upon condemned to plain
tif7s
Witness, VIM Maxwell, Clerk of our said Court at
Office, the I'd Monday in January, A. d, 1867.
56-6t WIN. MAXWELL, CLERK.
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HIDES FOR SALE.
EAAA POUNDS of DRY HIDES now on
cOVV hand and for sale by
Feb rs, 1867. s. N. HOWELL


A. STUART respectfully informs the citizens
of Charlotte and the public generally that he will
give his personal attention to Auction Sales and
the settlement Of Accounts, any business Of that
kind that may require bis services. He will visit
the country when desired and act as Auctioneer or
attend to any business in the city as an Agent
He can be found at the Corner Drug Store Of Dr..
McAden OR at the residence Of Mr. Rabe.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-12
Just Received.

500 Bushels white bead Corn,
900 prime Seed Oats,
500 Lbs Durham's Smoking Tobacco,
100 Bunches Cotton Yarn,
Is Boxes Adamantine Candlea,
Barrels Molasses,
Bacon Sides, Hams and Lard q new lot of that SUI
perior Coffee; superior gunpowder aud Imperial Tea.
Send for your supplies to
Feb IS, 1867 ". BOYD'S
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State OfN. Carolina, Mecklenburg co.
Court Of Pleas Quarter Sessions-Jany Term, 1861.

James T Kell W.. B A Culp.
Two Attachments Levied on l Horse and Mule.
1t appearing TO the satisfaction Of the court, ths
the defendant B Culp, resides beyond the Iipm'
of this State it is ordered by the court that PaO'
cation be made, for six weeks, in the Western De"
ocrat, notifying the said defendant to be and aPPe.
at the next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to
be held for the county of Mecklenburg at the cou'
house in Charlotte, the I'd Monday in April nei'
then and there to answer, plead rspevy, or Jug
ment final will be taken against him, and Toe PRIV
perty levied upon condemned to plaintiffs use.
Witness, VIM. Maxwell, Clerk of our said Couf'
Office, the I'd Monday in January, A. D.. 1867:
ye-s, wM. xLXwEf.L, Cerk.
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

Vetoing the Bill entitled "An act TO Frovtde
for the More Efficient Government q ~s
Rebel States"
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COFFIN q.

At my Plantation, 8 miles from Charlotte, on the
Salisbury road, Collins of all kinds may be obtained
at short notice. good supply is always kept on
hand ready-nade.
Feb 25, 1867. S. A. STUART.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
A Liberal Offer

We keep on hand large supply of Fer,,...
such as Peruvian and Pacific Guauo Rsw.p
Phosphate and Super. Phosphate of Lime, and Crr'
sum-which we offer to Farmers ON reasonsbp.
terms "oa
We will supply responsible parties for ope.bs,
cash, and wait for the balance until the crop il md
We also keep large supply Of Bacon, Corn sns
Seed Oats, at wholesale. ~Nu
J. Y. BRYCE l. CO.
Charlotte, Feb. 25, 1867 If
Smyrna times., 1867-10-09
COnsunl't On Curablc by 81.
Schencll's Nedic;.o.

TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the ;, eto,o
prepared SO thai the lungs will heal! r.,
ms Inc liver and stomach must FRI hc ,Ic.,.,. 49,
al 'Pie'ie created Tor good wholesome E,.t ,i,.,
ny these medicines VIII h:,2c>j,d r.,cl ...i ...
healihy blood made; th'- br.,f, az, i,.. .,.,....,
CHENCk = MANDRAKE Pills cleans. ,t,....
Sch OF "ii bilious or n.ucui.s accui:i..LluI. .,. ,
ing lie Sea Weed Fono :.. . "a. cri.,r.i,,. 49,.
Is restored.
SIiiF:N"kS ) PULMJNi- aYEII'! il..-,l... ...... ...
Wen a' medicinal. and, 10y u,Inp ,c lnlce r,,pr,
an impurities are expelled from Iia =, ,:c,n o,,...
Wholesome blood rnatc, nlr,rn :, ~ ,.:,i .,
u Pi'iehts will lake these mail-iii,s ;.,4,.l,.,
fec'ohs Consumption very ircquenri; N d.. i,i ,,
yieid' readily /" ITS action. 1ractI,e p,, Cr,nu.,
10 c'eanse the hvar a-d sIomac}i. h doe, mo-. ,,
thal because The bowels are not roslIye ,hpy
required, tor SomeiIm's in dIncr,:.l HEY are ,e..,
Y' The stomach must be kept healthy and an a,.
ute created To apw The PulunmIc Svrup to a,I am,
respiratory organs properly aud ;..ly any i.rI:ar,
lheh all lhal Is required 10 perform perrnaneul ,
Is l" prevent taking rold Exercise about Inc c.,,
much as possible. eat all The richest l,od-Gl ,,.
game and IN fact. anything The appetite cra,c>. ,
'"l"' "'" H"S'Icua aie we'll %
Smyrna times., 1867-10-09
For the Smyrna Times" "
Teachers Convention.

MR. EDITOR In looking over the caInmn,
VI your paper we see that one j +. kiInr,
suggests convention OF the teacher, Of KIN,
County: And as the proposed State E5n.a'
HohaI Convention will PROBABLY never convrn,
we as a teacher, think the suggestion monJ
oHe' ah4 mrch more practical than a SAT-,
convention. Let a County convention b.. baId
at an early day aHd something done for the inv.
proyement ofthe schools and for the advance.
and elevation of the teachers of Kent Countv
lelcherS cannot well be too Indifferent to III.
matter The signs Of improvement are every
where visible around US; and teachers. ofalIoli-
et'' -hPaI not DC behind the age. the teqchrrs
vi 'hlN county must meet the requirements of
adN NahclhS systems of education. or they viii
ma others, better qualified, taking their nlac4.
~ .I proven mt IS not cho>ca but a ner,.Ssitv
we nope the teachers OF this county. and otb,rs
interested, will take hold of the matter and
push 1t forward with energy; and that a Ist
Oh the names of those willing to attend tracb.
erS convention at Dover will soon annr,r in
It the columns oi this and other papars Of onr
County. VIII Eitors and Ministers y;yo ii All
IN tle matter? Let as haze action.
Wyoming, Oct. /, 81. Jrvr.s
Smyrna times., 1867-10-09

~, HE FRAUDULENT WHISKY RIoT %.
lhGIrNiay last. in philadelphia, a whisky r;oI M
!ook place whilst the U. 5. Marshal WINS Lant
ing Tor ir4uIqlent diStlleries The L, $ mn.
TInero had to be called tor The L.,J9cr soLs VA
Inc me attempt of the illicit whisky distilIers r.
uPno'1 thclr FRAUDULENT operations by resort
~ Hloo law only shows how insane men become
III the pursuit OF "a bad business Abova oII
o'herN, they are the people who would he sun.
Plse" TO shrink f:om public notice. but instoad
OF that they undertake a riOtous resistance M ~
the laws, and SO give themselves an ofr.n.;ro
notorlety that, it is to be hoped, will be tbo
means OF bringing them to Justice They have
'"J9yed lhpunlty To an extent that was die
tIeultable to the Government; but now thot
lhey nave attempted fOrcble resistance tLo,.
must OF necessity, be taken in hand and bnI}
10 thG ca accountability they have so lonT rsran1
9d: Inc Government officers, having L"an,,
uriVeh on on previous occasion, should havn
Iahen care to have a stronger force at thn;r
backs on Thursday. Their proceedings W"d Sei'
nncHuay last were more effective, because Tho
ioIoc WAS wa Sufhclent to compel obedience IN tho
Jaw. Inc number OF Illicit distileries entcrnd
ano the quantity of material DESTROYED sbnw ~
what an extent the Government was ba;n', ~ ~
lraGded-an extent that would seem imnnsS. ~ ~
Without colluSOn on the part of some ~ t.i1e
nttal II Is matter for cougratulation that this
iIt.e,.pt at riot has been put down, as ali SINH
lar attempts should be- until it is tboronrbIv H%
understood that mob law shall not rulc in tho |
city Of Philadelphia. DO' iuio III 'ne