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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-10
PENNsYLvANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, September g. The
Stock Board has voted ten thousand dol
lars for the relief OF the Arondsle suffer
ers, and the Commercial Exchange will
give as much more.
CARBosDALE, September 9, 2;2O pm
Thomas Carson and George Morgan,
very experienced miners, with twenty
men, have jast returned from the mine
and report that they have explored every
part Of the wreokings, and are satisfied
that all the bodies have been recovered
Outside parties say that John Davis, o.
Plymouth, and James Q Kerr, Of Arob
dale, are still missing- They must BE-
mistaken. rs one hundred and eighieef
bodies have been taken out.
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81 TELEGRAPH Il.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON.

WAsHINcros, Sept. 9.-The funeral OF
Secretary Rawlins took place at ten
o'clock this morning The ceremonies
comprised prayer by Rev. Mr.. Butler,
reading Of the Scriptures by Rev. Mr..
Brown, and an address by Rev. Mr.. Will
sou, which we're performed in the War
Department. After the ceremonies a
procession, under a military escort, pro-
ceeded TO the cemetery, where the re-
mains we're deposited in private vault
The cortege was followed by a large con-
course of relatives and friends, the Presl-
dent and all the department and diplo'
matte corps, Mrs Rawlins and her father
and the two children Of the deceased,
General Sherman aud the officers OF the
army. and large number Of citizens.
Acting Secretary of the Treasury,
Richardson, has ordered the Custom
House at Portland, and the flags on all
custom-houses and public works under
the control of that Department through
out the country, to be placed at half
mast on the llth instant, the dsy on
which the obsequies of Senator Fessen-
den will be solemnized.
The Navy Department authorities
deny the published report, the substance
of which was telegrapbed to the West
this morning, that a conspiracy had oc-
CURED on board the United States frigate
Sabine. The Department mails re-
ceived since the alleged report concern
ing that vessel, contain nothing from the
officers in regard to any outbreak.
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Chancery sale.

Isaac W. Moon VS.. William P. Matthews and
Marcus J. Wright.
DY VIRTUE OF THE DECREE PRO-
ID nouncsd in this cause at the April term,
1859. of the supreme Court at Brownsville. [
will on Saturday, the 10th day Of October, 1869,
in front of the door Of the Chaucery Court
building, in the city of Memphis, sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder. on a credit Of
six, twelve, eighteen and twenty-four months,
with interest from the day ofsale, in one or
several parcels. the following described tracts
of land, situate in shelby county. Tennessee.
and one of them lying in townfhip one. range
saw cessioD, and Contains $40 acres, more or
less, the game being that part OF section IL,
which lies on the north side Of the State line,
dividing the States Of Tennessee and Mssis.
sippi, and begins on the northwest corner of
said tract Of land, runs south to the State line
aforesaid, thence east with said State line one
mile, thence Dorth 70 the northeast corner Of
said section, thence west 70 the fifst-named
corner TO the beginning. The said tract Of five
hundred and forty acres being all Of said sec;
ton of land. which lies in the Thirteenth Civil
District Of Shelby county, Tennessee and the
other being the south half Of section ~. town
ship one. range nine, west Of the bass meri-
dian of the Chickasaw cession. The purchaser
will execute his nots. with good sureties, be-
sides a lien will be retained on the pfeperty,
and when the sale is confirmed by the cotE.., no
right Of redemption or repurchase shall exist
IN the defendants. or their creditors but the
title in the purchaser will be absolute. The
sale will be made to satisfy said decree, rem
Moon against Marcus j. Wrieht and Others,
for the sum Of $l2,2Il 30 100. besides costs.
JOHN L. BROWN. Clerk.
September 8, 1912. 732
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NEW YORK.

Nkw YoEK, September 9.-0n the re-
COMMUNICATION. of Mayor Hall, the Board
of Aldermen to-day offered resolutions of
sympathy for the Avoudsle sufferers, and
appointed a committee to receive sub
scrlptions. The Gold Board and National
StockExchange have appropriated $4,000,
and Mayor Hall is receiving liberal sub
scriptions for the widows and orphans.
The coal operators doing business here
are raising funds for the same purpose.
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VIRGINIA.

RIcHMoyD, September 9.-Gen. Candy
this morning issued his proclamation re
garding the late election. A. c. Walker
will be installed as Provisional Governor
on the 2lst and ]. V Lewis as Provis-
ional Governor on the 9th of October
The Legislature will be called together
on that day. The adoption Of the ex
purga,ed constitution is announced
The following Wells Congressman ar,
proclaimed elected: Aver, Plat and Por
ter, and the following Walker Congress
men: Seagar (st lsrge), Booker, Bridge
way, Mckenzie. Melver and Gibson.
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BOSTON.

BosToE, September 9.-The State
Central Committee of the Labor Reform
party of Massachusetts have voted to
call political State convention at Me-
chanics' Hall, Worcester, on the 26lh, to
nominate State labor ticket.
1t is reported that the Government is
negotiating for the purchase of Long
Island, at the head of Boston harbor, for
the purpose of erecting strong fortifca-
tions.
An extensive confagration in East
Cambridge, this morning, destroyed the
block of Woodworking factories on First
and Second streets. The following are
the losses: F. Gredawski, 100000, in
sured for $4,000; Woodbury. & Co.,
100000, insured for $40, 1000; David Har.
rison 4 Co., $50, 900, insured for $4,000;
Monroe & Gilman, $4,000, insured for
$4,000; Brent & Hooper, $4,000, fully
insured.
The damage by the storm last night in
Boston and its vicinity will amount to
81, 900, 900.
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CANADA.

MONTREAL, September 9-In the cele-
brsted case of Connslly vs. Woodward,
now before the Court Of Appeals, the
Judge has delivered 40 opinion Of great
length. ChiefJustice Duvall and Judges
Mickey and Badgeley were 10 favor OF
the plaintiffs pretensions. Besides a
large amount of money involved, their
decision is that the original Indian mar.
risge is binding, thus rendering children
by that marriage legitimate, aud those Of
tho second or white wife Legitimate.
Leave has been obtained by the defend.
ants to appeal to Euglsnd, and il is ex-
pecied that the case will he carried there
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IOWA.

KEoKuK, September Sin the Con-
vention to-day the Committee on the
Mississippi River, presented q report in
regard to the construction Of bridges
across the Ohio river. proposing that any
bridge hereafter built across the Ohio
shall be made with continuous and nm
broken spans, that the space above high
water shall be forty feet. and the length
of the main channel span four hundred
feet In regard to bridges across the
Mississippi, 1t proposes that those built
south Of the Missouri shall have the main
spans FIVE hundred feet and q space
above high water mark Of fifty feet. The
report was adopted. 1t closes with q
RESOLUTION requesting the Secretary Of
War to appoint a Board of Army Engi-
neers to examine all other streams tribu-
tary to the Mississippi that may be
crossed by railroads, fix the spans and
report the condition and general prin-
ciples upon which railroad bridges may
hereafter be constructed over them.
The resolutions presented yesterday in
favor Of the removal of the National
Capitol were taken up and adopted.
The Committee on Foreign Commerce
made long report through their Chair
man, Judge Burwell, of Louisiana, con-
GLIDING with q series of resolutions look
ing to reciprocal trade with all nations,
and requesting the appointing power to
give to the Mississippi Valley full share
of the diplomatic appointments; request
ing the cities and towns on the Missis.
sippi to extend the municipal facilities
indicated in the report to counteract the
rivalry of the cross routes, and to regain
the foreign and domestic commerce of
this valley; requesting aid from the cities
and towns on the Mississippi to establish
an Immigrant Depot in New Orleans;
requesting the reduction of revenue on
some articles of permanent and popular
consumption, and that the representa-.
tives of the Mississippi Valley introduce
a bill for the increase and equalization of
the postal system, by giving subsidies to
steamers running between New Orleans
and foreign ports.
The reports Of the Committees on For
eign Commerce and Resolutions were
adopted. fe.
Colonel Grosvenor, from the Immigra-
ton Committee, offered resolution that
an increased supply of skilled and intelli-
gent labor is peculiarly necessary for the
development of the resources of the Mis-.
sissippi Valley, and that this Convention
heartily favors every effort to encourage
free immigration from every country.
Adopted. H m
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ATr,yal and Departure Of Trains.
ussrssrppr AND rsssEssrr RAILROAD.


MISSISSIPPI AND TxssEssEE RAILROAD.
ARRIVE. DEPART
Now Orleans mail daily, 2: 70 pm. 1l:4V IN
Txnress $3.50 Am. 4'5Q Pm
Freieht Except Sunday 2:s5 p.m; 4:56 Am
Mail train makes direct connection for NE"
Orleans and ali points South. M, e.
Express train makes direct cornecuon iIs
Coffeeviile. Water Valley. Oxford, Holly
Springs. and all points North OF GRENADA On
Mississippi Central railroad. .l.h.
Ticket office. 2S711 Main street. ana ~ ,nS
s.St Omn;husas will call for passen gers ant
cSeck baggage in any part of the city by leay-
ing orders at 231 n Main. ,opv a.. s,,r,t
vxvpu1s AND CHARLESTON aAILRohp.
Through mail, daily.......... 2;2o Pm. i%oV r'A'
Through express, dailytdoes ln.s
not arriveSunday or ieave, n. On II, IN , "
Saturday. lU:SU Pm. i'oV r.A'
function and Somerviile e.oo,
Railroad time fifteen minutes faster than
0'5 Once. No. 27s Main street, and at Depot,
A. A. BARNES, u. 4. a.
p.,vvv UueuEs, Passenger Agent.
~,vvuIs AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD,
~ Eynress..,....... 1928 Pm. 4:u A.hs
Nigh Ssss'ss EA Racceesosm%cdation. si5 500
Railroad time is e ui1 gle sster .nan G ps
fine. Ticket office, No. z5i1s MAIN suee'' w
pot. head OF MAN SUES .B. JONES. sup't.
SELL HOWELL. Passenger Agent
8 vrxpHIs AND LITTLE RooK RAILROAD.
o.,.o wvsr Leave Hopefeld at 300 pm.
o ATTY n IS asTDLeave Forest. City at . am;
arrive At Hopessld It gs sss sm; Ferry
iraihn nst leaves foot Of Union street at 2:Su
p.m.' cn' B. d. WILLIAMS.
General Agent and superintendent.
ana departure Of the Nails from
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Sl5. Gold Watches. 500.
The only Genuine DOuble-extra Refined
0ROIDE GOLD WATCHES,

MANUFACTURED BY THE OROIDE
MI WATCH COMPANY, are all OF best
make. Hunting Cases. warranted not 70 tar
nish looks ike fine gold, wears like gold, and
are Equal 90 the Best Gold watches In
make and finish with the best Full Jeweled
Detached and Patent Levers, Extra Fine Gases
Gents aud Ladies' sizsl. SIS each.
The Double Extra Refined. Solid
Or0ide Gold. A No. i, Full Jeweled
Levers. mt $40 each.
Sent by Express anywhere within the
United States. at regular wholesale
prices, payable on delivery. NO money
IL req ufred I'm advance, only satisfactory
assurance that the orderis made IN coed faith.
Any Package may be opened and Ex'
amined before paid for, BY paying the Ex-
press charges only.
Persons can order by mail with safety,
by sending money in advance. in Registered
letter. and the goods will be sent as Regis
tered Package, prepaid. at our risk.
| An Agent sending for six watches. VIII re-
| ceive an extra watch free-making seven DO
watches for $50. or seven $50 watches for Sl2O.
a lso Elegant Oroide Gold Chains OF
latest and most costly styles. for Ladies, and
Gcutiemen'e wear, from 10 70 40 inches long,
| AT prices Of 81, 81. SO and IS each sent with
watch. at lowest wholesale prices,
Our Watches are all male NJ the Genuine
solid Orofde Gold, Refined, are all per-
| fectly regulated and adjusted, and Guaran'
| teed by the Company & keep correct time
/ and wear md not tarnish. State the kind,
size and price Of watch required. and order
'N'' " THE OROIDE WATCH CO..
AIT las FULTON ~. New York.
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on dc skin, impurity Of the blood. melancholy
or drpression Of spirits. heartburn. collie or
pains In the bowels, pain In the head. fever and
aeae, dropsy. .boils, pain in back and limbs,
asthma. erysipelas, female anecnons' ana
bilious diseases generally.
preparcd only BY j. II. ZEILIN 4 CO.,
Drueeists, Macon, Ga Price. s. BY mail u u
Hnndreds Of highly respectable persons can
fulIy attest 10 the virtues Of this valuable ned
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regularly and perslstently
1t Is sure 10 cure dyspeT-
STA, headache, jaundicc,
costiveness SICK head
ache, chronic diarrhea.
affections of the bladder,
camp dysentery, affections
oft6e kidneys, fever. ner-.
vnurners. chiIle. diseases
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Memphis and Arkansas River
Packet Company.
WHITE RIVER LIN Il.

THE FOLLOWING ELE- fMRm h
L ant Passenger Packet will ilksy,,>5+zvHsS
leayt, Memphis eycry SATUR- IT. 5tts3$
DAY. at 8 o'clock Pm:
NATOMA, j. b. Davis, Master
MAI ing close connections at Duvall's Bluff with
the railroad for Little Rock, and at Jackson
port with the steamer NOBLE GkATZ for
all points on Upper White and Black rivers. :
construction a magnificent side wheel steamer
for this trade, which will be completed on or
abost the LIST Of October. when she will be put
in the line as he Saturdays packet, tho ma
trade demand it, there will te a suitable boat
Put in on Tn ursday, until the completion Of
the new boat.
T. A. KEND IG, Agent.
30i Front st.. Mosby Block. l42-f
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Cincinnati Paper Mills,

MANUFACTURE NEWS, BOOK, COLI
N1 ored Poster, Colored Cover. Blotting'
Steamboat printing papers; ALSO, Mantle,
Rag, Straw, Hardware white and coiored)
wrapping papers.
Agents for: Beckett Paper Co. Book, Ceyer
and Poster papers: Ivanhoe Paper Co., Fiat
Letters. Caps and Folio papers; Whiting Paper
Co.-Flat Letters, Caps, Folios, DENY. Me-
per, ruled N otes, Letters and Cap paper; Buck
eye MilIs-Ruled Notes, Letters and Cap pa
per; Magnolia Mills-Flat Letters, Caps,
Polio, DENY and Medium paper; American
II. ID. Wade 4 Co., Colored Printing Ink A.
HI. Hubbard & Co.-Colored Cover papers.
A complete stock of above always on hand;
Samples of stock sent when requested, free OF
charge. CHATFIELD a WOODS.
a and 70 Walnut street,
1sS.9-5s Cincinnati. Ohio.
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They are entirely Vegetable and Free
from Alcoholic StimuIant and
all Injurious Ingredients,
j "A II A M "A ~ y i
WHAT Is It? Where is It?

CPALDINa'S JATAMANSI HAIR RE-
- generator is q sure euro for badness, and
color; prevents the hair from falling off,
and removes dandruff; Is speedy and
efectual cure for nervous headache, S. Spal-
ding Co. ProPrietors. Evansville Chemical
~ WATSON, sMELsER Il CO.. sIs Main
Street. General Agents for Memphis. T-9-l4
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NORTH SIDE OF COURT SQUARE.
IN Memphis, Tennessee. Is acknowledged By
Al gsrties interested =: by far tie M0SL SUC, .,
Private and Secret Diseases. Quick. thorough
and permanent cures guaranteed In every
case, male or female. Recent cases Of Con-
orrhea and Syphilis cured in . few days. With
out the use Of mercury. change of diet. or him
drance from business. Secondary Syphilis,
mercury. Sufferers from Impotency. Or Loss
ofSexual Power. restored to free vigor In 2 fow
weeks. elect or 6onorrhca of long standings
when all internal remedies have failed. perma-
nently and speedily cured BY q new treatment.
Victims of self-abuse and excessive vepery.
suffering from spermetorrhea and loss OF phys
ical and mental power. speedily and perma-
nently cured.
- All consultations strictly confidential.
Office hours from am. to pm, and pm.
to pm. DIR. j. b. RUSSELL,
Consulting Physician.
L. g. WARRAN, Secretary.
Treatises ON Chronic Diseases furnished free
on application. H9-94S
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LIVER
DR. SIMMONS
Il liver II eo-ulatOr.

A preparation Of roots and herbs. warranted 70
ia strictly vegetable, and can do no injury 70
any one. 1t has been used By hundreds. and
known for the last thirty-6ve years as one Of
the most reliable. efficAcious and harmless prep
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MISCELLANEOUS
Dissolution OF Partnership.

THE FIRM OF RoYsTER. IRRELEVANT
4 CO. is this day, BY mutual agreement,
dissolved j. g. McManus withdrawing, The
business Of the firm will be closed By the re-
manning partners. +. W. R0YSTER.
JOHN P. TRkZEVhNT
J. G. MoMANUS.
Memphis, August 81. 1869. y
A CARDIFF Withdrawing from the firm Of
"A of Register. Trezevant q Co.. deem it due
my friends, and those of our house. to return
nv warmest acknowledgements for past conf
dence. hoping that my humble services may be
placed successfully before them in a different
sphere, whilst trust renewed and increased
patronage may be extended to my old partners.
= - j. G. MoMANUS.
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vr,vai and Departure Of the Mails from
tba Memphis Postofacs-Rew Arrange
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New Firm.

THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
announcc TO the public that they have this
day entered into partnership. under the name
and STYLE of
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M Z pIcAL.

eral costivc. ssmetil
The head is troubled
sensation. considera
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-02-06

House bill l96 to repeal section two ofths
act giving the counties of Alexander and
Pulaski concurrent jurisdiction over
Cache river, and for other purposes, has
been ordered TO its third reading in the house
and will undoubtedly pass.
We hear from Springfield that an amend
ment has been tackled to the bill providing
that the state taxes of Alexander comfy, for
period of ten years, shall be applied to pau
per uses The amendment is in behalf Of our
orphan asylum, and provides we understand
for direct appropriation of five thousand
dollars from the state treasury. While we
preferred that both measures should stand on
their own merits, we can scarcely believe that
the legislature will fail to give them favorable
action.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-02-06
The White, o.pt. Northern 1;n,,

The White, Capt Northern, Jimmy Bev.
erly clerk, leaves here every evening eycen,
Sunday for Paducah and way points. The
White and her officers have acquired n well
deserved popularity in the trade.
The Bsmark, Capt. Entriken is advertised
for New Orleans this evening. -
The popular and swift Belle Memphis, Capt.
Crane, is the regular packet for Memphis this
| evening. N
The Gen. Anderson makes her usual semi
daily trips to Columbus and return every
morning and evening. N
| Cairo has now five lines of packets making
our city the terminus Of their trips. Each
line was represented here yesterday, ns fol-
lows Cairo and Evansville packet Quick
step; Cairo and Memphis packet Mollie Ham
| bleton; Cairo and Nashville packet Tyrone :;
Cairo and Paducah packet VIM. White Cal
70 and Columbus packet Gen Anderson. A
sixth line, from Cairo to New Orleans, is par
TALLY in operation, but the organization il
not sufficiently perfected to furnish the boats
full loads every trip, and sometimes the boats
are compelled to go to st Louis TO obtain full
cargoes. There is more than Il sufficiency of
freight received here 10 load them, but other
interests are at work which gives three-fourths
Of the freight reshipped at Cairo to st. Louis
and Ohio river boats.
Rates Of freight from New Orleans to St.
Louis have been down to l2l cents per hun
dred. This is lower than ever before known.
Rates have since advanced, however TO zoe.
The Green river packet, Falls City, while
crossing the falls on Wednesday evening last
took sheer on the pilot and struck the rocks
causing her to leak badly. Capt. Yarble was
ut the wheel. The boat was run TO Sand Is
land and beached, the leak was stopped and
the boat pumped out the next morning She
then went into the canal docks, and it was
expected she would be repaired in time TO
leave for Bowling Green this evening.
The same parties who bought the Tennessee
offered seven thousand dollars for the Argo-
naut yesterday, but the offer was refused
Eight thousand dollars was the price asked
The same parties have also been trying to buy
the Nightingale at Cincinnati.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-02-06
MASTERS SALE.
STATE or ILLINOIS, :,

STATE OF ILLINOIS, 80 t...#
Alexander County, ="
la the matter of Samuel SaaIs Taylor and Edwin Par.
sons, Trustees Of the Cairo City Property ys. John
Flinn-on Bill TO enforce Vendors Lien.
Public notice il hereby given that in pursuance OF a
decretl order entered IN the above entitled cause
the circuit court of said county the eighth day Of
October A. H. 1855 Of the October term, A. d. ls0s, of
said county, l, John O. Harman, Master in Chancery
for said court will on the 25th day OF February, A H.
1859, ii o'clock IN the forenoon OF said day sell at
public auction to the highest dder for cash, AZ the
in said county the following described real estate
situate IN the first addition 20 the city OF Cairo, county
of Alexander and State Of Illinois, Io-wII:
Lot numbered nine (9) in block numbered twenty
seven C1Il known and dcsignaed upon the recorded
map plat of the said first addition to said city To-
gether with all and singular the tenements and here,
dtaments thereunto belonging in satisfaction Of said
decree, with interest aud costs.
JoHNQ HARTMAN, Master in Chancery
Cairo, H., January 25, lsGg-iw
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-02-06

If the radicals in congress would only allow
the southern people to govern themselves, the
south would soon recover from the shock of
war which has desoated il. The coming cot
ton-crop, it is estimated will reach two mill
lions of bales notwithstanding the difficulties
with which planters have had TO contend
The condition Of thing, in some section ofthe
south !, highly favorable. From the Hous-
ton Telegraph We learn that in Texas towns
meat, can be had at from two and a half to
five cents per pound instead Of from twenty.
five to forty-two cents, as We know TO be the
prices in New York The same paper says;
THE country districts are getting rich. Hard
times, it is true, do yet exist in our towns. 1t
Is because the ebb of the tide has passed into
the h,erior, but the food has not yet return
cd to enrich the tradesman. What bless
ing it would be To the south il the radicals
could only stop their intermeddling with her
affairs, and allow her TO recUperate her ener-
gies, aud build mp her waste places as she de-
sires 10 do
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-02-06

The satle damsel, and bos,-barbcrs Of
Wellington are not to be allowed 10 partlci.
pate in the saltatorial exercises that are 20
commemorate the inauguration Of the radical
candidate FOR the presidency? Call you this
backing your friends, messrs. radicals? Didn't
the coiored troops fght nobly? Why, then, do
you deny them the privilege Of celebrating
their victories7 Shall we no; see the stately
Sumner stripping ii on the light fantastic
with shining and bespangled damsel Of AZ
rcan descent, or the bloodletting Chandler
going through the mazes Of the waltz with "a
fair mulattoi or the courtly Wade, forgetting
for the nonce his Western obsoenity, prom
enading with 'Helen's beauty in brow Of
Egypt Alas, no. mo d-d niger. ad-
mittel