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$50 q . ID LOAN
NORTH sRN PACIFIC RAILROAD
RAPiD PROGKtSS OF TIE KnRK

hdfID PhO6 n tSS OF THE WORK
The building of the Northern Pacific Railroad.
real e, sgy f,' being pushed forward With
nd dn the Psi %en are empovsd in
yleted 900 miles westward from Lake su1s GGm
rains are running over 80 miles OF finished read,
e EEssd r. sxsTa
ne 81 Paul Pacific koad. the Northern Pacific
Corn pany has now miles Of DIE ted ro al and
september next this will be to at least
GOOD INvEsrnKNr-Jsvco oss \ n, Ara
row selling, and Enthusiastically recommend. az a
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BY first and ope Per Ss4 ssrTensy AID are
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So 900 AcsEs SR LAND to ever, mile of track
or HSo tI aS5ss Tor sseh BOad They are
pay s6le in Gold; Denominsticns: Coupons, 500 70
Si.o' kes,steIed no to $1,000.
are at all times receiv able at TEN PKR CENT Asovs
hAE N e.ehange for me Lands Al their
IsIFRysT BRhRTSs LAND WAsRsSTs piS0''AiS
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and cancellation the First Mortgage Bonds Of the
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viii uhdoubttdly cancel the Principal OF the Com
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TEE BALTIMORE SOSs AND DAUGHTERS OF
ST. CT TIM esteTdsy afternoon the Grand
Lodge OF the Order OF st. Crispin, together with
the new organization. the Daughters OF ST.
CrsIiu, met in Baltimore and determined to
continue the strike in progress in that civ
They represent that the question involved is not
one Of wages, but briefly this "Have women
TIE night TO form protective associstions?'' In
Baltimore there are a large number of youny
women engaged in the manufacture of ladies'
and Chidrens' boots and shoes. These formed
an association, under the title of the Daughters
OF St CrisPin, and to this the employers OBJ
jected, and-st a meeting obligated themselves.
EEder penalty of 1900. TO discharge every
woman who belonged to the association, and not
employ them again until they renowned all
connection with their organic alton. Accord
Ingly the women in all the factories with tgo
exceptions, were discharged, and the journey
men members OF the ST. Crispin Association
about >, Goo in number, quit work. The EMPLOYERS
yesterday notified the strikers "that if thew do
not intend 70 resume work at once to remove
then tools and jacks on or before Monday, tn
instant, At =. m, in order to make room for
those who are disposed to work.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EoASkLIzAnoshs q Hsuss viii be tA.,sp a. -,
y pay. well loSst, q, THAT fne Fresrh = >
anc knsiish ssenent; touse q us.ei o. the s,1th
west corner OF 5tk xrs streets. N. w~cNrtairs al
lsrse rooms; has al On . modern irspr~N e1as...
tt suttul eide lot laid With flowers SHRUBS Al
trees width cf entire lct a. slx,h . pAyei sI!.t
house bss North, ssuts "a sass front IL baiif -.
stlectsd material For fort ler psrtlcu ais arf -
sEecuou Of the property aFphV -
DYE DAVIDSON
corner 1ih street Nyf L 'ui-lsus y-1ue.
sPio q iP-tkRaEl I'D sfSl-z
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+ " By mARTIN N. RoHREa.

REAL TATE BROk
Corner New York avenue and 9th street.
OP''oTds o. One Hrnd'sd Ho"ses IA D,Fsrta: paris
AhI:. elias. s6sisas Mss PR SsF1 on Penn.
sssissSls ioesi,S 'f iS SRs En- sAy,1oN
nne staolns, With a square of ground Att he'd in
beiwesn l4th and 18th streets, 1t Highland Plsce;
CORNER RESIDENCE. with both font. Of
s5essed e,isk; trimmed with brown st.ne, and ID
three story and basement BRICK on street.
nssTy opposite General Shermsns residence,
On street, between North Capitol and LIST STREET.
one % the ne highly Desirable pressed BRICKS. al
or for IS 500 cash. This is decided bargain
On capitol Hin in Grants Block one Of those ele.
On Capitol Hill, in "Ingle Place" one Of those
6s5,sSs new three stoIy and basement BRICKS
9TH; The DWELLING en- corner Of "Duddir g,on
east. Capitol Hill, 1T 5000. on easy terms
House newly papered and painted .hronshous. -
On street. between 4th and 5th Streets a uea.
brick OUTAGE; two story; large lot; $1,000, on
On street, between I2,h and 18th streets, new
bh ~ two story, at S3I50.
~, Un ssrses between u, and 18th streets, new
~S "oI{ bhiCh, with back building, at 50 80.
msgt B RstTes; street two new two and
q Sa the other 'e s 'sSs SIDE & the
stsSr al mn tss eo,n , aide Of the three
seOS GtOh Win basement and cellar at 8 40
ossS. These houses have halls rss &c. -
" e.. Tc :,osets. sew ersge, &c. 'A'"'
Ut eth street, near khode Island ave, ne n .avsr
Ioom nHiCn, newly papered, aud paioted in.,3a
menisy;o Will Dc sold st discount OF Is per cent
fuller description Of the above pronar.v A..
my Office. " saiiins AT
Parties seeking homes Of pronar,x 70, IT,.
meut wiz, consult their interests by esarai,in Isl,
list, which Is varied and large u''
Also.
TO LOAN on REAL KsTATE IN This o,rv
$4,000,
per cent per anpum, in large or sm,li srr.
III ney advanced IS soon the necessary r. nav.
ready. N RnUpr vPoNs
splSH New York avenue and Sth Get.
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ASSoUNcENEsT.-CommenciDg with the ish
instant, Mrs. Grant will resume her Tuesday
Afternoon receptions, from three to I've O'Clock.
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The democratic State Central Committee of
Ohio have issued a call for their State Conyen-
ton IN Columbus, on THURSDAY, June I, TO
nominate candidates for Governor and other
State officers. They sIlude to the importance
OF the next election, and its influence upon the
great contest OF 1872.
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WAUkESHA BETHESDA MINERAL
sPkIh6 WATER,
Ine acsnS wledged cure for Brfght's Disease
nlaoetes; Ironsy, Liver, Bladder and Urinary
organs, Drilling Tendency Of, or suppression or
retention 81 Urine fresh supply always on hand
AZ VIM Is. BHTWISLES Drug Store
corner OF 18th street and Pennsyly al in avenue
General agent for supplying the trade in w sshins
Urincneters for sale. anIt In,
nREsSMAkING.-MRs o. COREY, No aI3
- nth street between and y, has received ali
the latest 81 rs and PATTERNS for tte spripe
attended to. "a To- Ply
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The democratic newspapers are discussing
the subject of where the presidential noniins-
ting convention Of their party shall be held.
LOUISVILLE nrst claimed the honor, and now the
-. Louis Times puts in plea fo- that CITY.
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TNHE "FOUHTAIN OF LIFE"
NECESSARY FOB A sIUK ROOM

IA an external remedy il is unrv allied for its cool
Ins and composing virtues, owing 10 ITS teud s7cy TO
promote psItplrsion to relax the is ht.ess of the
skin aud TO relieve the patient rom the
arguIsb Of burning fever.
This preparation 10 essential to the health And
comfort OF those corfned 10 bed o! sickness Nv
bathing the face AID Lsnds frequently with ths
FOUNTAIN OF LlfE,"it will not ONLY rem we
all foei I'd eerspirsbe matter ard other inprrttes
from the akin, but will also correct and purify the
atmosphere. aud refresh and invgOrate lhs eatient
For an scesptabIe present to sick friend try the
FUUHTA1S OF LIFE."
For q cordial and consolation 10 one Iaboring mn .
der grotrscted disease try tbs " FOUNTAIN OF
BIFEi"
Tor sale bY ell DrugHiats IL
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II Il runored in Boston that James T. Fields
intends 20 dissolve his editorial connection with
II AHantc with the June number OF the
magazine and that VIM. Howells, long his as-
s'stsnt, will succeed Mr. Fields "A aditor
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The British Quarterly Rssis,c, received from,
l.lngTan & Ogilvie, has a readable article on
" The American Press" but which Is not en-
tirely reliable, since IL speaks of the Nationa,
Iatsi .iIsHesr and Gamaliei Bailey's paper, the
ES1, a. still in existence at the National Cantal
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Joe Jefferson W RIP Van Wrinkle to-nigh
for the last time. see him.
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n MOVE TIES -
IN L
Sprin Goods. -
AFull Line Of
SOFT AND STIFF FELT
CLOTH, SILK AND STRAW HATS
FOE GENTS, BOYS, AND OHILDRES
CoCHRAN q CO.,
spl4-S 903 Pennsylyauis ayenna
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ShIliington and =. q. Parker send US Htrpers
MggC -iEs for Nav.
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Anna Dickinson is going TO Europe. Glad
a. n.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

| 4 Lis2I IsTRstT NEaSLY ~Eyy - :, -, -
| auircd. y i.4'- hsierens.s Ts-
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"A barGain, bound volumes OF the OOLgMBIi
CAROhlULl for the years lsls and lslf, and TIE
H1xtnA4b JOURNAL for the years Isis and
00. u rod lreeeryatfon. Inquire o. the cou ntfna
rS0T o. TIKI. ~. kHM9 STAB, where the volumes
my % sxeo0ees e6-du
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DEPOT QUAHTESsAsTEe'S OFFICE,
WAsHINOIoE, y. o., Ap.il I!th, ISL
sealed Proposals, " tuslicste, for the oon.truc.
NOD at Fort Whipple, Va, Of a Post Hospital of
twelve ~ beds will be received at this Cce until
noon, MAY 18th, l57i. The building TO be Of wood
abd PUTT 10 aCcord snse With plans and speci
which may be seen AZ this "a Ce
Details and rem rene nts furnished by tho under
slgnd COPY OF the latter with This advertisement
20 Dc attac he'd to each proposal Off-red.
Nm MYFRS,
api5et Captain ard Depot Ouarerna.snr
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ISTHE SUPREME COURT OFTag DISTRICT
L CT COLUMBIA,
In the n after Of A W Scharit In bankrnn.nv
bankrupt. No Ig5
Notice Is hereby gwen, that, in accordance with
tbs order ~ the court, INSIDE aud passed in this
cause, April ISL, . second meeting of tie Graf
itors 81 he above named bankrupt will be belt on
the 18th day OF Arrii ls7l at IL clock m, al the
ONCE OF the Register in Bankruptcy CITY II all
apis SIT G. PRAiLEY Ss-jgnaa
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Eoh SALE-A pair Cf handsome thorough bred
Il fILLlES; drive we'll in single or douhie n
harness. WaTTsnted sound and gentle. The -
owner has DO further use for them. tppiy GA
AZ JOHN 7. PRICE co. : Stables, 3 / 6th street
kha
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Use D0CT. TIHDELLs TAR ELIXIR,
CHAS sTOTT 90,
- tehnsylvanis avenue, holesale Agents
iebZ 1Ln for Dr. district of dol MIA
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NOTICE Is hereby GIVEN on rBE los,
~ of . certain piece OF f.' ~
SIOUX HALF BREED SCRJp

issued in the name 81 Victoria Brazi an. formerly
NC ora Ansf. No 81 letter r, Tor I6c actes OF
application will be made for a transcript ia Tires
weeks from this day. April 18th, ISL 'N'
Attorney for Fred Newell, executor OF Inc estate
vi Thouas Newell, decd. snlss.
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TWO STORY BRIOK HOUSE With two story
t,s buiicing on the west side Of Tenth set. ba
wen d and streets containing 10 rooms all in good
Or r. can b. hsf at low price II purchased at once
IN cow nienoe 4 the location, 10 market. the
street cars the different churches. and to the bust
ness part OF the city, render this q most desirable
pr1Ierty. Lot q feet inches, by % Feet FOR
pl terms ard opportunity Of inspecting the
lfe"lsss' Apply TO FITCH & FOX,
stiS ~ Real Estate Brokers
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-20
A NOBLE ACT-MRs. HASKELL's AP-
POINTMENT AS STATE LIBRARIAN.

We mentioned yesterday the appoint
ment by the Governor Of Mrs. Haskell
to the important Office of State Libra
rian. No official act which Governor
Senter has yet performed has reflected
such credit upon his head and heart or
will command the approval of his fell
low-citizens as much as the simple recog-
milton Of the worth of one of the best of
women-the widow Of deceased Ten
nessee statesman, Gen. VIM. T. Haskell.
The noble Haskell, the silver-tongued
orator, is gone, but his widow is not for
gotten. Below we give the letter of Mrs.
Haskell accepting the appointment;
HELENA, ARKANSAS. May Il, 1871.
Hon. W. Morrow. Nashviile
DEAR SIR-Your letter Of May II, adj
dressed to Major n, Rightor, was re-
ceived yesterday. The information con-
tanned in it, that you had been author
lied and requested by his Excellency,
Gov. ID. w. G. Senter, TO tender to me
the position Of State Librarian, was
most gratefully received. With many
thanks | accept the offered position.
Please return to Gov. Senter personally
my kind Acknowledgements for the high
compliment paid me, and for the respect
he has shown me as the widow of my
honored and loved husband, Gen. VIM
I. Haskell
Words fail me in expressing my deep
and heartfelt gratitude for the great ia
vor he has bestowed upon me. In &C
cepting the position Of State Librarian
! viii endeavor to discharge the duties
devolying upon me well and faithfully
hoping to deserve commentator ant
give satisfaction to all interested therein
Unless something should occur more
than | know of at present, will leave
Helena on the 18th inst / wish Il
spend few days there, but will leav'
for Nashville ON the morning train, Ma.
"a, and hope to report in person on tn
oath inst Please accept my thanks fol
the kind interest you have manifeste'
for me. Respectfully,
PARALEE HASKELL.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-20

HoadoE GREELEY's Southwestern trip
can hardly be otherwise than pleasant.
Approaching genuine hospitality, as he
will, his impressions Of the South and
the Southern people will, we have no
doubt, undergo a material change. The
Galveston News bespeaks for the Tribune
editor hearty welcome, and says:
"This he viii surely receive. Whatever
faults Texan may have, inhospitality
is not one of them; and when Mr.. Gree
ley comes among US, he will be cordially
welcomed and entertainments an honored
guest, and, take our word for it, Ne will
20 away with a very different opinion Of
Texas and Texans to that which he has
hitherto entertained. II this is the
case, he has the honest manliness to
avow II, aud it is in this quality Of his
nature that we place our trust.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-20
BY the G0VernOr:
7. ii. BUTLER, Secretary Of State.
Governors PrOclamatiOn

d. W. G. Senter, Governor of State of Ten
nessee. to all who shall see these presents
MTHEREAs, 1T HAS BEEN MADE
w known to me, that certain parties in
disguise. charged with having committed a
foul and atrocious murder, on the 23d day Of
April. 1871, upon the bodies of Jake Turner
and Henry Gardner (colored), late of our
county Of Weakley have fled from justice. and
are now running at large.
Now. therefore. I, d. W. c. Sentor. Gov
ernor as aforesaid. by virtue of the power and
authority in me vested, do hereby offer re-
ward of $500 FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
each, upon conviction, TO any person or per-
sons who NAV apprehend the said parties, or
either of them, and deliver him or them to the
Sheriff or Jailer of our county of Weakley. in
order that justice in that behalf may be had
and executed.
In testimony whereof. l have hereunto set
my hand and caused the great seal of
IL.s.l the State to be affixed. at Nashville,
on the 10th day of May, 1871.
d. W. G. SENTER.
By the Governor:
II. II. BUTLER, Secretary of State. 7O-Sl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-20

CHICAGO, May 2O.-Last evening MIR.
Christian Gudway, while driving along
Halstead street. near Twelfth, accident
ally fell from his wagon and was seri-
ously injured, the wheels Of the wagon
passing over both legs and crushing
them. He was taken to the station
house on Archer avenue. About the
same time his daughter fell from the
roof of house No. lO2 South Habtee, and
broke her left leg.
This is the hottest day Of the season;
at 8 80 a. m. the thermometer was 9o' in
the shade.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-20
Ohio Politics.

CINCINNATI, May 20.-The Gazette
Dayton special says the leading mem
bers of the Democratic party of that
vicinity accept the situation, but reluc-
family take the new departure. The
colored people have not yet held meet
ing on the subject Mr.. vallandigham
having sent out HIS edict, he is anxiously
awaiting returns.
SpRlNcFIELD, May 2O-The Demo
Gratis in this vicinity will meet in con-
vention at Xenia next Saturday to con-
slider the new departure.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-20
ST. LOUIS.
u. n. MarshaIs Attacked by Bush.
Whaekers.

ST. Louis, May 2O.-Two United
States Marshals, b. james and Valen-
tine Prewitt, we're a few days ago sent
to Bellinger county, in this State, to ar
rest John A. McCleary and Frank
Rogers on the charge Of Illicit distilling.
They secured their men and started to
Cape Girardeau on horseback, intending
to lodge their prisoners in Jail in this
city, but when near Marble Hill the
marshals were bushwhacked by a party
Of about twenty armed men. The sur
render Of the prisoners was demanded,
which being refused the marshals were
fred upon, James being slightly wounded,
but the marshals returned the fire live
", aud the bushwhackers allowed them
to escape with their prisoners, whom
they lodged in Jail here last night.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-20
NEW YORK.
The Trial of Foster. Pufnau's MUIR
derer-SaiIing of the Ragusn.

The Trial oil FOSTER. A-uAnttna = Hah
derer-SRiIing of the Ragusa.
NEw York, May 2O.-The proceedings
in the trial of VIM. Foster, for the muir
der of Mr.. Putnam, we're very monoto-
nous. The clerk commenced calling
names on a new panel Of two hundred
FOR the twelfth juror at halfpast ten in
the morning, and continued without in
terruption, with the exception Of aTecess
Of half an hour at noon, until half-past
four in the afternoon, without securing
the twelfth juror. The Court adjourned
till Monday morning. when a new panel
Of three hundred and fifty names will be
called.
The little ship City of Ragusa cleared
yesterday for her voyage across the
Atlantic.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION.
Little Christian Children in Grand
Procession The City and COun.
try Represented.
second and Main streets filled with
Innocence and Beauty = Nearly
Three Thousand children singing
Praises 10 GOd-Incidenfs, Etc.

The great celebration to-day was the
most wonderful thing ever seen in Mem
phis. At an early hour the different
railroads poured into the city living
stream of beautiful children. The diff
ferent Sunday schools of our fair city
aided in swelling the great multitude OF
youthful Christian beauty and good
ness. The children came forth
in gladness, and with song filed
the city with melody. This is truly the
children's day, long to be remembered
by them and those of more mature years
who thronged our streets gazing with
pleasure upon the charming panorama
of youth as it moved past and was swal-
lowed up in Court Square and hid among
the roses and foliage of that charming
retreat.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-20
nr.he.trnI Mu.Ie on snnday.

CrScIxNATI. May 2o.-Considerable ex-
element prevails among the Germans
the Mayor having notified the various
places where orchestral music IS IN
dulred in on Sunday that it must be dis
continued
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-20

By a mistake paragraph found its
way into the columns Of the LEDGER yes
terday in reference TO ParsOn Brownlow'
which We take the earliest occasion to
correct. Il is the policy Of the LEDGER
to use no harsh epitheis in reference to
any one, not even 10 Parson Brownlow-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-20

A THROUGH sleeping coach leaves this
city every day, running to st. Louis
without change via the shortest and only
all rail line, the Iron Mountain, leaving
here at pm. and arriving in st. Louis
at GAO the next morning. Passengers
going by this line are not subjected to
the annoyance of three changes, in
Guiding "perilous ferry" transfer of
over twenty miles, as via the other route.
This is the best managed road in the
Southwest, and no one who is posted
thinks of going any other way to St.
Louis and the West. "
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-20
naesn1inn Committee,

Hon Jefferson Davis. Hon Isham G. Harris,
Hon Jacob Thompson. Rev Wheat, Rev
w M Patterson, Rev James. Carmichael,
Gideon j Pillow, Patton Anderson, 4, X
Droescher, w Y Humes, + J Morgan, W X
Hunt. Hon w Avery, w III Crisman. J. j:
DuBose, Murphy, w II Stevens. W
Heiskeli, J II Edmondson, W L Scott. Harvey
Mathes, J r Flippin.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-20
EInnr CnnmIffee:

j W Sneed, Chairman; A J Black, Garrett
Hughes, w J Pollard, G W Kealhofer. L II
w Coleman, DIR X w Mitchell, Fred Wolf.
Ogden Fontaine. James Poston, 7 M S Rhett.
L b Mcfarland, Henry Noodle, Oscar. Wool,
bridge, Moses White, Egbert Woodbridge,
Dudley Frayser, DR. Frank Rice. Cotton Green,
l. Duff.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-20

A HOMESTEAD law passed the Assem-
bly, Of the Dominion yesterday, one
clause Of which protects debtors going
to the Canadas against their creditors
for FIVE years. This is a clever device
for attracting immigrants Of doubtful
characfer
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-20

Union IA Second and mn Second TO
Court Souare where the regular exer-
.c;ses of the dav commeneed. All along
Main street on both sides every window
and halconv was crowded with people.
while the sidewalks and street were
hacked for many squares. Twenty thous-
and neople were ON the streets to-day
ENJOYING the beautiful spectacle. Not
n single accident took place to mar the
general enjoyment.
AT COURT SQUARE.
The following programme was.carried
out successfully;
/. Introduction by Judge j. Il. swayne.
O2 p Music bv the band. and song. IAN Hail."
3. Prayer by Or; y. 2. slater.
s. Address BY NJ. P: Jarnigan.
r R REM by Dr. s II. Ford.
s Song" Never be Afraid;
A.. ~ ao,,a,,s;on &c ~ hanod;o,;o,
a. hon.anas % nro,,v ona nloosad
oh;,a,on ona ,bo ions n thousands of
snooto,or. Who orowded tho beautiful
.'noro - n, utmost oonoo;,v slo,vlv
oassod ;n.o ,ho a;Taron, ,boronobfo%es
ana d;snorsed ,brouobont tho c;tv
Tho mor.bols MANAGERS sunar;ntend-
on,s and teachers Who conducted this
wonaorfnl and vast nrocess;on deserve
~ ,h.nLs &c Tho n,Al;c for the 1ealous
raannor u sb;cb tbev entered into
~ -. &c .ha oolohro,;on The
nol;oo foroo undar Chief O'Donnell
,noa vorv os,;c;ent IN nresarv;no order