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, 1869-03-27
THE LATE, DAVID c. THATCHER,
FuEeHal Ob.CQutes Yesterday
al Harlem Slatlons

At O'Clock. THURSDAY Atetnoou, II hin late
residence II The village Of Har;em. tie funeral
-eersieek 1srt held owe: 1ko bsdy ct Dan6 Q.
Th1tcher. whoee death has bosr slscsdy mentiou-
cd In Cur eoluaxs- 1ho Ceremonies were under
tia Special charge Ct the Clevela.d Lodge Of Free
NasoEs, Of whish the deceased h.1 long been .
member. There were a.to present la:so nan.
ber Of Els nleroa and aeq-AtntAuce4, Nho
vent out from ,br tt.y On = epe=aal II .tr.--i
pr1 ssIte. ~e1e sna1red ny no seeesut. rs r. III.
peaeaed by tho Rs.ue1d Ur. Fow,eT Q, iii. iii e,sy.
xsnkF, Who took his ssxt nom TIC ,1elfSe sests
o! the fou.uenta shaottr ol St. NA,taeT:
AEd "a q. .na aeils: iss 70 .sa s1fd
1hh p..sass reers 10 iuns tae:a The fac: Of 1I.c,
The fset u death, tbs fie' aad tie :ae.
oa mystery. Together tat3 enAl.sse OUT best
1houRhs, and rowt=1e eau NC ,En,der then mora
1siy Ia1n On thu rcrder lard: warrs TWO so,lda
Psfourd &or ocs etepes: phil -soaA,es. Wo
have no p.ummete lhas can lx.hon
W NJ. ~ 3, M " we &c rts his e ~;
saore MI. ocr tect it'd thei: e.rrua. paths il
wnat nrknoan hasbst vail On. frau btrk. sd
'ttir u1ln-t:e arehosaKef In WINTHROP tysIsn
WI cur eouts Be orb.,ea: rncte quettto.s
Lass VI - G we e.n ba; :oflI a1'*eE hem. Lit.
- E5te:g TOO d:Ik fef our v.tisn- one e.int. ID
l. snd on; th1onf6 iLess halls, sad an asaon1 tq her
1a.t beau.1fnl sentences, n sns patsere1 up Der
Wo.c fol6A 10 elEr 1Nto tte K1tlng Ar1o. OF the
kuR, :" hat ~oudesfui, wonderful, i.dstse
ss:IK u Efe" 30 It teems to NJ Houdctiu1
Thing 10 Avc. WoLtefiul IN i.Adf md II ,ss
.ktrca- -
ans de.tb reminds nc mos. n1sata1,y ttat We
z3c II The u 5dst u teattt. YeHs ago. with 1
wa tsnaid boy, It ws mI fortune ID prct:a tn
4esrtJ saptogtes Of TT wMk than utrld i.
Itttcte1. In bis ho1se foana b h.He, IN Elm
1faeld- He ep3ke words ct eneo1rA<enens -
E1atetu' to 3ourg mln. La-ef. Rev. D: Il. n
.5tkhop came here 6Id asEa.tz.t 4 church an1
s!eei. pl&es o. worship Nj. Thatcher became
closely attached 10 him y his p1s.uF, ned wh-n
he WEE Int taktn siek zequtskd his gs1end4 TO
have III. D1shsp otEelste u his ianefal, Bat
while Af. Thatcher fingered Dr.. Bahop d and
Ntat to his fewar1. IN u !, dssffe1 Et to b.
eeEt for. Hu: wh.u ii. tine nm: ano.h:I dessh
lEttryt MD. TIC tekpl Gu as1loz mr. services
5oaad me over the bic: OF my ONE u her. purely
NC Alc in The ta.dst Of death.
Most OF Jou have ktnEu Hr. T1A.eae1 for
yesre. fou EEow bis kln1ly hsNt,tnts opsa
&1rc> kie con.taEt rcAci.c.s 10 Iro:ts: and be.
man!u ly he 1tdfeste himself 10 Hfa'd exr: es.
wogk- Bat there IL Hote y17 VIII be glad TO
know. Or. Bishop had FRA 7en: CONVERSATIONS
with ttE. Ana &.a ~ tcat his heart wt4 turn ID
10 GID. Hts ftmi Y otteu tsa1 tue scrv:c.a to
him. aEd he wcu.r ism N the service. 4hea he
na1 able. Believing II tie Lord ! 1esae Christ In
Hin he ftuud tie ~c1l4's hop.. FKicnds, Let us
hope that Nhsn tie end cones TO ns 1e viii hare
IL GOOD trust
Ate: III. tern9u, The CleYe:srd Lodna took
the femtns frs N Il.!em to Roeeh,Il, t1d X
ter1cd .h.r. u.inR Il otautifcl en1 iapEe..t &c
zttricc Of ,kLlr Ord r.
, 1869-03-27

sar t,.i % eisaessos q y soas asssets p1e*ap. g
seze @ 70 81 ID ea;Ss 'yssea. taaseds 10 eEssina5
tae rtsult. tsoaaeea " aeEe.ohsEe rss use u est-
psa1taee II q & s:as = = hs t?5 e -
ss%.a sysssm Tn: ne Esopeues os e=.taia S IT,
sss!s: = e
" z | al 8 9 ae s
s:sss: g.
i ne sSs@RGs2d hahn @
y 2 =
teee 6 et VIA
&C. I'd VT sas
tver sna hltAI dues which arc &c esases Of h!liooz
e.lons. u tene oshsr Isi@ 4 9efsa5y toe only
R.o9oa. seet q ny f9 of ea;sa,5 ~ u ,, 2.odss a.
cay that taa psofesLoa haA lonS ago :aeeavo.e:s =
saasa e H. Il i.s: I'll Pssz sss.4 Z:
prsp..aea D. sas:rs5 iss g 9ssa s,aa
dfsfe F!ils II i :. e1us1y eIcaeou! Il p.odaetn3
healthy ssaoo q .se IL ,r ~ ~ 81 aa.os Ins q
| Ethtnck's NAnnr1EE Pul9 eIpeA 4S(asa1ss- ~
| roTma which arc 70 troublesome 70 may pefsofE.f
prodpr!ne rues, fztu!a. dTseofe1J, aad ota6 p'seA
4Eehenciss A.rcrsko P1us e11a dcE naaai1aa a4 ?.
| ard ali d!sc93erS at tat nveT. iadeated ~ .3
/ sIin tpxted ttgHe, ccstvtnes4. orpuAaeA.s 1
| 0rner1i feeling 81 ue4r1nes4 42d !Ak1!S1ae ~
| th4t IND lTer Il tn torpid d1 oo41Neeea snu1tao
"a sEcrt st9e TILE aJ b nsed TN =
sti csses where : p0rE1uTe es a1i<FsnTe med1eaae
oq'y X u: pI;us5 Fl sfsiasa ases 20 K: Fl
/ SnT4h sfIth st. corner ComraeEtrft. PnNAdelphlx
sni b. drnSxisIs and dealers eTcs1~eess- Pr.ec.
m. Echenet'. Almanac E'res t1esttse sn Cor
| 4umctton In ltz different SormS-Bruochtal Iuotrea
lsr. uim epsfy, riea1tae.aad boz 2 szs35it Big
consuEpt1ye should Eet on& hnt rad u IsdJ ca q
hsd Haie q A.! c5aEstst. oT q a2p1ss;*aoa 10 p5
| nsr Of Commerce. Fhitsrti7hta. VIII na sent NJ NAL
N. J. h Sth1n nck i Professionally Il bis pr1ndpA
| ctscs, No. Is So1th St1th-sL+ cCraI of CoHEesSe1x
Phuade1rAt., every Saturday NheEt III lcEEs Rf "a
| Ha il si9o rfofezstoEaI14 It kte reoms z Bondsk
KeV Tcrf. sFeyy Tuesday 8n6 ~ . aAco4EI-Sk
| Boetoc. eytfy ctksf wednesday,. AF MfEa A1nEs
l frre hut ffr 4 thorough sIxmttAfaou E1tn nA hs1
nirumetef tho pflce i T. utee ho151 AZ sASa eaN
; W. Psee of t6a Fuimonie Syrup a1d se7Teed Ioass
eseh ii s. per hotlIc. ts.a pef nsu ao5sa- ~ r.
drsFe Pils Is esnt1 I boz a. f1n naEPSHs g -
Seh~erfs = rnec5ua6 IN izle 1t II H1tf4 n II sQ
Az, hY dT1IE1st1 EeaaS44.
, 1869-03-27

speetA Despatch 10 The caicaso ntbare.
p,x.,,7r,,F,our .e,Is nn.1gaaz: ..s hses y
bfi. caoie- Mnne.oss 4 III tssoa: ehoes Wsscos 60
w w5,ss .sa er* !G~s M g. saa ' ss 81
n Il sns ni Il e d o. q
oroa 'os aptu d ne1a pn.t,5 oF ss
ssfsAal,af 1,a. ba5e5. s7 e95an AssGh ~
.Ils 1a sp ee i Sc sor 10 rr.s saE 11 -
e?se s.a 81 ::;s. @
;j;S ..s y. ~, -. 60 IL
Il IL T. q III IF !: By
Sas..ea Sas sess. % corr y" On fse' '0 Su barley -
sAua1sI'-e@o aF:' aoaT. sto' eu wheat. 20 orl.
'''S' srv roRr
Szw Yo1z. Hssen asHa ss.1co77ox-oa,.. ,,d
~ aisfhsE usi.ss: sait8ss '.s' Of 70 e
t1s Sa .r: :ae xt.,:; .,ss 81 e:
siss M hi,e 1itst s4e y ioI e4na Me;s.r9; r.
Vs'9 ,s5tas = fa nv. 8; Leai: .,sis !; sces 3:
s@ea ~ ~ salst e. cs s;sas{ hye
ss,s.:, - b.: % s.: t sessst IL ssass.ts ::
sp's5 Is Pf5ss. MI sa;sea ou.!ssst
~ = = e :' :; =
apH sss efs aa1ass
dsn Id cestd du ena dEeep.px skes or GsSfsa M S
s. sod s,1r ssT 3ed nj de, mesnre .,e. g II
Co u {, ~ xs % aaor
~; 9isf sf1lsse e:S g !:,a o. piTsts t, sas
CYL; e;,o,-.-o,,., :, WA 49, ~ s''sz.: ~ .'1
refo.d ho. e@e1dsa @ =, so,.,
1hr1z1, 1rrrEExW,tSE.uu.! J < II saa he.ry a,szse.
II. i q :t9 n.:s tos new mus ees.as Il s1ts5
, 1869-03-27

us1s Il hsa u ana ma ~ y. es n loGna q
s:n-aer pnless n3ber eInstss~a su1 eoNso4 to3
UuTTERElxcciyeJ. Il is s. ah.onea, II 81, =,
The aupp.y OF com mon Hat,sr contjpns. ~ a,rn ~
muleis. I'D pIiecs ID eopasauarss aEs Wind G1.
eettlfd Chojce liable ouxi} Ia ne.t Win ertd a.
E1, hutaus sse tr1a Ia lhstr Tic9s, IA cener.
.!iy re,!ze tnn prices. We qaote:
eomuon Ersdes. s5z%e. Ssies o ~ 81, il in 40
atuba nj &c 10 I me oFrs Il 9c IN = : It az
7jate It sc nd pfrt .; stc nfs, ~ e ii 1S
AID pkxp II SIC 1 pkEx It ": il MI II Ss1r.e
proving, sno = bitter tsei,ns ntsvsila. ant n
pftstnt quotAtions. The ussrket Il nn,ts
Etxrk SoesS
, 1869-03-27
Real Etlakt TfnnefeY&,

"hfat:ec d:eds fo1 ely std e7bEfasn psoo; I
within f:veu ut.es o: the Co1ls Aou.c asci
scecst @. Fnts,. Maeh e:
Wta: ca u st. . v cor It Wood st, S331Y
q: MaIch:-sanuel q. Mcr11i,a ioan Ua:rs TT
AAsh1s-n Il. u. Do:loI II Z. ". II &W.
we1, T.est; * coId i cor oi Si:s,t -
q sn,trs hlosk As1ca 1-James u. LehmT
to Moody chn'ch,. .......... q;
SHss + psrsa & b.'l: aS'IsF 4 LIZ II
n.st b;v,,,e it. II oi L;i::S.s Il, 81
eF,sG Ps.krr ..................... L:
II Nth t. 2 Il psssity sisfe % jss,
G.*!I Gi.Ti S E;S: S:;:s i
&,!1' Y .:5;5;.n &; 81 Il x.ar,s;sa ~:
7r;,s1s3.sNna ;,s =! + IL Of Wsb.ss NJ si1 1T
4. TH..rt th "-$iucn flafrhtim to ko&es
ris1sTo!si isSis a; ics;;;;::ii i.;:.;::: ~
M.,es a' ists-chss,:aeie .pcls. 5 tsIHtgn; HER;
jea11ssn i. ~: I; 6; INK :;1:;; III
=: A.Fei s-ciss. nseaess.:sss nsas:s e n1lsp Hsni'
1isaiPo; i, ei iei;iii Il I. .s.;s; LII
P!as i,ts; les. si-Aar1 c.tf 6 T. 70 ae..,a e
iS'9d i; :isx s.tki;: j. et kv:a. st .si; 1o'
ri .,i:,,ss sys!.te i: Gi.ssa,s; III. 10 IN
H.. He.1s siFen; Aueh 7s-Thos. Barnard 70 ~.
7asa!S.,. sof ot jssa.oa L 4i,x1ios ~
1o.. Ish ~ I e1-E1ecuto1 ct David Lse i
"a!oq! as4ss q 9.iisy Il aiiNyi 'f''
Lsnc,sT; Il - M.ser y 3enL r. Hound. tx
ba.Sss:s .:sase; u + Fe:s1 's. T.
"fss Ad an, sit Of :sn;n r. :1;ss:; ~
Goas GassFee so-itannah i. hsttsI 10 csTias e
Fai1%tno csf Of ,ii,b r s,1
1x4 r: Feb s.-s. H. h;etsnenna ~; x t.91
k,!eLe! i, 81 II UaIr:,ss,. 1:t
Aefeh y John AcceYihT u u l. M1s:3N;
tEnE-H ~. - q n Of Khlsehon.n -. oEEx..:. q
y 1,yy ,,;;,E.: Il: March 21-lcoRala aoakstSos'
TrcE,J :ixhil II. io1 Il ii aa;is: 1.s:
e; Jazz lo-Darld p.v!s to MitfiSr, ); S,ftss ff,5
1westy.:v+nth ss. III Il y oi ii.uo1:,.;; Ill
:3115 e: F.b s-DAsld Davis 70 Eiw.rs
Depus stts tE s,s is I, { ct WI'x,si s,';..-; 81
II E IT. ]fn. rs -Fsanra L. Fnh.r 70 ANA
FioarnoI il. is Il of isa1ii. ii. xiii le
4: .JA2, a-GeorEe D:iter u Fr1ncls r.
fhne.
De-. 70. l4GS-Edwsfd e. Waller II Wm. 6.
C!1rk ii, stT Il OF HArr,Eon il: VI HIipn II:
March 1t-Jones AcCsrty 70 Geosxe n,
- *. FORTH OF CryI l1Ktrb.
Nellie 81. fs!H II q o! Lake 6h1Eu PIAuk Road,
IT, H1t1m 81, Ntth bnltd1r "a Isfph Ia
, 1869-03-27
naw York pry Goods Market,

y EH oEK. March Is -AtlhorEh this Is GQod Fri.
d*T Ind she AtE-. somewhat luele aent, trade is
nsH ?t1ets f.'tlr astve IL eotoo goods md farkee
ca isb'ea hualneas i sill Inert asd rsicea
q Pisin d q e"'ie cotton f.hs1-s IN mvde'att ae-
AtlhL tic 4. p1ns ahee.trks. lske: Applean 4 an
Si.1A. ls: DsI1ht n and A1rrucr r. lie; Fox
htEJ A.. Lei Sttrk 4: l7xc; rrrmtnt c, l3hc
+. ppesell y, 1sc; eon.5; d. r. II. B,ea1hed ms.
ilns steady. out little weak fnr certain EAk.s.
rule .qofte uri1o.m Aullin tei4lnes d. prcsad sad
ot enough ssyl's Il an1lton can oe nAd Il lie ;
Tut n c.h tIY.ts bslrE &c.
, 1869-03-27

.--. s0UIu or CrrY LIxrry.
Ft!Ly.dfth IT, yLe II o Of 1ndtHaR ~, a l. 1oI
Ia5s:a...... .. 100
Cedaf II, III Il e q Stew III ~. 4 aixi4stft:J
March 13-Enpch Woooe 70 EdWsyd Fetes<on so
EW u pfs t4 10Y src -, ttA .: e. q. e.
Jotn Bemphin 10 Jsabcns Heetn5crE....... a.doo
Eienof<s AZ tc4 Il . Of ChrAtaut 1t. q T. A1t9s
EDDY 1.nso
E!ek' ls5 ~, il: # q Of Chestnut 1t. { 5axlD
II; March So to John j. 71nkhku..... %
WE1t or CIT 1INtTs+
fIltnn a. 2 II v ot (3fd1ex 1t. q T. .4x11 ns
al 80
Ls.t ! ttres ot q v Of Y uSAw Y OF 5oe-
x.soa + +. Wst....ss.,... ea 4 1eu
FL. - Y. 9enc1,es; "a g u Il ne; r. foss1n.. 1880
-. BuEen e. " ct Y 9teIn ~. T. 1ax1so =;
bt;d. ....,.,..-. ,s9o
- n sasn.an M eoF q q .oa .9cn
W, v, Naf5ia q NstshsT Asuxhan ..... 1000
, 1869-03-27

Should any doubt Mr. heCor-
mick's Statement, be refers
to thezz following Gentlemen:
Hon. WM. BIaLER, E1-aover-
nor, Pennsylvania.
Hon. TH0S. B. FLORENCE,
Philadelphia.
Hon. ]. G. KNOX, Judge, Phila-
delphia. -
Hon. J. s..BLACK, Judge, Phil
adelnhia, -
Hon. D. EXPORTER, E1-Gover-
nor, Pennsylvania.
Hon. ELLIS LEWIS, Judge,
Philadelphia.
Hon. B. G. GR1ER, Judge United
States Court.
Hon. q. W.WO0DWARD,J Judge,
Philadelphia. -
Hon. ". A. PORTER, citv so-
licitor, Philadelphia,
Hon. JOHN BIGLER, E1-Gov-
ernor, California.
Hon. E. BANKS, Auditor-den
| raj, Washington, DC.
LID AAzY o1uEIs, II 1EcEs'AHY.
SOLD By DRUGGISTS AND DEAL
| ERS EVERYWHERE
| Beware Of counteTfeits.
1sE FOB BRLaB0LD,5 T1KE 70 OTHER.
| PRICE, s1.13 Per bottle, or battles fol
1910. Deliver ed to AE5 address.
DESCRIBE SYMPTOMS IN
ALL CoMnUN1CAT1oNa
Address
H.T,HELM BOLD,
Drug and Chemical Wafthous,
694 BROADWAY, n. 7.
ZONE ARE GENUINE u1fess Asso ~
seet-ensrureA Wrapper, wita fao~sa1he
lmy Ctsulrat W4rcks~ss, aod s4xueA
Il. Z. HZL.a1uOLna
, 1869-03-27

aHKEF-Thtrn was I good demand for this e1hsa Of
stcck. End fhs market ste.dy xb 3ut preTi,
oua rates or u :, sa4s-a TT common 10 cholc3
CuoL4uon9.
, 1869-03-27
%cnrrel II Nntires.
CONSERVATORY Of MVSIC,
al and 80 waba8t1.ay,,
ROBERT GOLDBECK, Director.

distraction stTen. privately or IN classes,.a
Voice, Piano. Organ and Humony.
TERMS FROM 3l3 TO IS.
THE PROVIDENCE TOOL CO.
L BAye rEm.Fed their b0a!aeAS In NV To.k. to
~ DrnAcwsy, and one- At efss heads ii the ahna.
tac ores Of tfft long e1 .soshed COMPANY. Tho an
tere from the Hardware and 6hfp. ChaaditrT trade,
sGr Suts. Washers, Hinge, Hooks aod Th1 nh.as.
exhibition I'D ios salt fail yA:ely of the ceebr4.
ted Peabody Breeca-LoadlIE Fire ArC,. for Infantry
arms 1Ee uneaa.llea foE rapldlty Ard
pAnrtle:l, r1iee ilsta md tesunoaiAs fpsu:thee.
printed In vHrtoNa lauEnxers. ard ali tn15rmxuoa
g.Fen ty II. r. SEFHA ALL AAent
, 1869-03-27
E0HMERCNtLa

FA1p1T RvKSixG. Har-h t6.
The following Aates show lhe receipts atd
telpEents Of Prodneo during tho past tweoty-
fur houf1:
akczlPrg FOE xu PAST 7HK5rY.1ous Hpr4a.
, 1869-03-27

Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel,
Drcpsical Swellings, Rheum-
atism and Gouty Affections.

Cnte. tbs head ve n6ye arranged DyBURIA. or
difficulty ana pato In pAsenE wAtsr. sc&uty secretion.
or su1sl ard frequent disebssxsa Of water: sTRAS-
GUHY, Or sto2p,nz ct <aisr; HE4ATUutA. o.
bloody Urine; GUUr AND EuxpAAT1sA OF THE
ElDSKYs. without an5 ehsatn IN quantity. but In.
crease Of eeloT, CT dark.watef.
HxA alwAya highly recommended By the late Dr..
PhJt!ck, IN thess adeeuen1.
This medicine Increases this povrr cf digestion,
aud exclea tho ansornent into healthy excsclse, By
which the wAte.5. cs1earsoul deposia,af. and al
unnAsural eu1xrsensota, n well - pain 4n1 inta1
Eatio1, are rteptet, Ind Ish tAkenby
, 1869-03-27
Private {,ousuItationx

And ezeatnent II ~ prtvAts uAttsss-ma1e or II
male Dr. L. SANGER, 80 Acnfoe-st- Ps1xa LetsrIt
aod BOOK fnr The stset:. 50 ceata Fesaaie Ps-cz,
TIN 4nd reltAotc IN Ill c1se2-f3 uc. Send 4sAmD tn
csrrular to married pe1o1s. Also sERYlyE PiLE3
-E11e cnre for v1cuns OF self Aen1e-t.tf, by nal
, 1869-03-27

FXuAT EyE4IKo, NxrcA u,
Tbs go]loU1n& tah!A show ta4 aeafy -FecEtptk And
aeipnsots q lAfe st5ck dultn< ths keek u to th11
Bfocf T1fdt Catan4uf ~ --@ .N.eN-
, 1869-03-27

Af.cr thc~ttl .rrpmc.t OF tbs Regular Bond
thero xas 4 mo. crafty sc:sve demand Tor No.
Bring Whit st and 4 Sru.r ftsllag WIS developed,
the raskct eiosizS stcatJ 4: $t.1i!t1$lI11 for
sto,, frd tl.llH0Et-ls. sellor April Corn wss
ned tsrlI =: .44c, s1d oAts II s30s3Ae for
ste1 In tbs eseIllE tie sttsrdarca Of cpe'a-
ose ~Aa natsE.e, ana hu1r ess rated qu1et, No.
pt41s "heit c!os.rc n!m, 1t $l.:a. ae1ter April.
n.,s nusse "ts 70 1rqatr5 for Pork Produces, aEd
p';ees teFo elu:eiy nominal.
L'sc Hogs Ness IN ecm,nd md tra \. fuIt
'a:sa. Tse tuppi, wa l:ght md The oert wcsc
.eu ~ *sssa 1850 for eouuon, uucycr,
sna MIXED lots t, caoce1, IA, evsa lots.
ae 1eetipta vss .ss8. ard the Gales .ca7. B<ef
estua VEN IN noeera,a tezsard. and v,,ree xers
."Itas sn'ale "a 'nge- Ea'-s number 5o4 tesd,
T. e-a MILL LIZ EAA1 c q Il wat -
, 1869-03-27

FlSH-TEeFe RsBrp chAn9t worthy fnota In ,h1s
mSsktt- 1taos Wit centrally 1epnrtei Esir an1
ntE*r {etltnF rfsr lt or Mi descriptions With N
Adr.t cling TIT drtrJ Il Georges CodI.E. re n NC
70 lrFsutn 4 IN opE quota sunts
, 1869-03-27

- - - 3b&fH Of CIT IIKfTl-
Nellie 81. fs1H II q o! Lake 6h1Fu PIAuk Road,
a. 112A11n II, eth bn11dir "a Nsfqh Ia
HtAy A. fA11 t2 tkA3 to1k4pa,,,, ,.,,,,.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-15
THE REASON.

1t will be remembered that i'm
mediately preceding and during the
visit of President Johnson to Mem
pLis a few weeks ago, the Lcdgey
newspaper Of that city was un-
sparing in its denunciation Of him.
1t was a matter of surprise to the
Democrats Of the State that while
Mr.. Johnson was battling manfully
for the rights of the people; that
while he was exposing the outrages
committed upon the citizens Of Ten
nessee by the Radical party, a
paper assuming TO oppose these out
RACES should war upon Mr., John
son as the Ledger did. If the ex-
President had been dovoting his
great energies to the establishment
of a monarchy, those who saw the
Ledger'S attacks upon him, would
have been at no great loss to ap-
prcciate the animus of its sharp
criticisms upon the acts Of Mr..
Johnson; but that gentleman was
laboring to restore to the people
the rights of which they had been
deprived by an arrogant and
usurping faction. The secret of
this course on the part of the
Lcdgcr has been unexpectedly di-
vulged. The New York Imperjalist
of the Sth inst. contsins the follow
ing letter
OFFICE oF Pubic LEDGER, MEMPHIS,
Tenn, April -, lS69-EpIToRs IMrE-
R,IrIsr-GenHcmea We have watched
your initial movement looking to the es-
tablshment Of an empire with great in
terest
We hail the mpaidlist as the forerun-
ner in this great movement, which alone
can restore the country to firm and
healthy basis.
We can safely say that nowhere in the
country will Imperialism meet with such
a hea t. we come as here in the SCuI1
The great mass Of our people are ready
&C embrace it, believing it "a be inevitaN
ple and The salvation Of the country
There Is but one sentiment, and that is,
God speed it. We hail it As the dawn
of new era that will again place us
upon the high road to peace and pros
perity.
We are readers of your paper, and see
by it that there is an organization pur~
rorting to be in the interest Of imperials
ism.
II we are correct in our surmiSos, we
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-15
THE ANTI -sI.AVERY SOCIETY.

We are in favor of its continuance.
Mr.. Garrison proposed last year to
disband it, It's mission having been
accomplished. But Fred Douglass
and Wendell Phillips propose to
hold on, and we approve, and here
with petition to become a CORES
pOnding member: and if it will
hold a session in this section, to be
an active participant in its work.
TIE negro is no longer slave.
Sambo and Cuffee are no longer
shackled But a lot of luckless
Saxons-Americo-Anglo Saxons, if
you please-are held to labor.
Cedric is despoiled of his heritage
of freedom, and serves a taskmas-
ter, while Wanda the Witless woprs
a collar and thrall, grievous to be
borne.
We want the right of self-gov-
eminent for these white slaves.
We want equal rights with those
for whom the previous efforts of the
society have done so much.
We want security against the
evilof special and class legislation
We want to be loosed from the
vassalage to capital that is repre-.
scented by millions of untaxed
bonds.
We want the Rag Barons of the
Treasury Bureau to take their yoke
from the necks of the people.
We want sohnd, constitutional
currency, in WHICH Il dollar stands
for a dollar; thai the poor man o
a Saturday night may be able tC
put his hand in his pocket, and fee
on the front side of a coin the STAMP
of the eagle-bird of the liberty Ii
once enjoyed.
We want this people, white anC
black, to be allowed to work as they
will under the restraint Of equa
laws-to be allowed to buy in any
market they please, and sci
wherever they can get the most for
their produce.
We want TO be represented il
the bodies that make tax laws.
Finally, we want to vote.
Each of these special forms 0
slavery, herein indica ted in thi
humble and respectful petition
exists, and we want the people free
of them. There is a great worl
yet before the American Anti
Slavery Society, and if it will ad
dress itself to these objects, it vii
recruit its ranks by tens of thou
sands.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-15


A contemporary referring to the
imperialistic movement very justly
says: A great many very honest,
short sighted people ridicule the
movement; but in the condition of
the country to-day, and with the
temper of the public mind, trained
as it has been to submission and
acqaiescence in every despotic act,
a complete change in our whole sys-
TEN of government might be eff
fected in twenty-four hours with
ont the slightest effort at resistance.
A people who have submitted to 70
many outrages and usurpations are
prepared TO submit to great many
more Human nature is the same
sort of stuff now that it was two or
five thousand years ago. Selfishness
is the most prominent thread that
runs through both the warp and the
woof ofits texture. The cunning and
the aspiring know how to promote
their own selfish views by enlisting
in their cause the selfish feelings of
the multitude. Men, like fish, pro
yided the hook is concealed, greed
lily swallow the bait. This fact was
proven by the casey with which they
were carried away by the enthusi-
asm that precipitated the country
into q civil war, not foreseeing the
dreadful consequences that were to
be entailed on themselves. The
hook was adroitly concealed sy the
ingenuity of the unprincipled dem
agogues who stirred up the eie~
ments of a strife that they might
ride into power, place and wealth,
and now laugh at the dupes who
were SO easily gulled. So here
with this movement in favor of an
imperialism, the great mass are to
be deluded and the idea that en-
ployment and comfortable subsis'
tence can now only be attained
through the influence of strong
government; that arepublican form
has failed TO confer. it, and therefore
let some other.be tried. is.
In every profession and vocation
there arc daily evidences of the
progress of this delusive and
damnable idea. There are shreWd
men engineefing this scheme, and
there are shrewd mon, also, ready
and willing to be caught in its cogs
| who will tell you that there is nc
danger of being crushed-that the
Empire is peace, security, pros
perIty, order, law, and Justice
that republican institutions have
failed utterly to secure either
In exchange for the evils We
now suffer, (and they arr
admitted to be great,) they
would have a grand central iron
handed bureaucracy, with branch
bureaus supervising and controlling
| every mans business, invested
with the unlimited privilege to ta2
without responsibility the labor o
all. This was the point to which
we started in 1861, and we have go
so near, that even sound-mindet
men have endured and pitied
until they are prepared to admire
and embrace it with all its conse
! quences.
For one we cannot consent, ant
advise that it is better to bear TIN
ills we have than fatuously to LEAF
open eyed into such an abyss.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-15
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

No. IO-Farm of $40 acres. II miles on GalIstin
nike, we'll improved and very rich at S75 per
sacre; or will exchange for good city property.
No. 2s-ll5 acres. we'll improved 9 miles from
the city, near l.. and N. K. r.. at ST, $50.
No. 49,, 500 acres, 10 miles on Hyde IS Ferry
Pike, and on Cumberland river. at go per
acre.
No. 75-Neat Suburban Residence. with IL
acres land. 3 miles on HillsbnrO Pike at So GOO.
No. I2O-EIegSnt Country Residence with 80
nc es, 3 miles on Porter Pike. at $4,000.
No fSs-Eieven acres choice land IS mile OF
the N. and ID. Depot. near NolensVule Pike.
at 800 per acre,
No H7-50O acres, highly improved, adjoining
the Hermitage, at $75 per acre.
No. I06-ii tracts of $50 acres each. somewhat
improved. 8 miles on Cha lCtte Pike, at $50
per acre. .... " . ..-E
Ma. I5s-200 acres. improved, l. miles on the
Lebanon Pike. at U per acre
Me-. IL ,O16 acres. improved. 10 miles ~ the
Cumberland River. verv rich. at s25 per acre.
No. 2S-2,U0J acres in Marion county, on rail-
road to Trecey City. at so cents per acre.
Nos stand I3S-2 tracts of o acres each.
Improved, and very rich. so miles down the
Eyer. at $l5 per acre.
No. Gao acres, somewhat improved, II
miles on the z and Ky. X. K. $l.UO0 each for
the whole. ..s-.
Besides the above. we have EGO other farms
scattered through Tennessee and other States,
which we can sell very low. Please call at our
office and get Bulletins giving full descriptions
of all our property. Our terms are NO sALR
NO OHARGE" when not made through our influl
enee u less the owner sells at lower figure
than on our books. in which case We would
charge One-half commission.
Now is the time to buy. feb20-tf