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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-15
HOARD OF ALDERMEN.
CHARCERY COURT RoOM,
Mrafputc 0cfohor 4 1877


At called meeting of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen of the city of Memphis on
Monday evening October g., 1873. Present
Hon John johnson. Mayor; Messrs President
Cicalla, Robbins, Pettigrcw. Malatesta,
Busby and b Il White Aldermen. dt
A quorum being announced the President
took his seat. called the members present to
order, and had the roll Of Councilmen called;
When his honor. the Mayor, appeared, and
explsined the object of the meeting to be for
health officers by the General Council in
Joint session.
Thereupon the members present Of the
Common Council were respectfully invited 10
the council chamber of the Board Of Alder
men for the purpose of receiving and acting
upon the Mayor nominations for health Off
GERS When the members of tho Council APP
peared and took their seats in joint General
Council L
Thereupon his Honor the Mayor. submitted
the following names to the General Council
for health officers. per ordinance, viz: DR..
j. II. Erskine, for President of the Board, L.
w. O'Bannon, for Inspector, ana Or. II. j.
Freeman. for Secretary.
ON motion, the election Of Secretary was
first taken up, when DR.. Freeman received Is
votes, and was declared unanimously elected
Secretary. The election of Health Inspector
was next taken up. when L. w. O. Bannon re-
ceiyed - votes; that being q majority OF the
votes cast, he was declared the duly elected
Inspector of tho Board of Health. The cleo
ton of President was then taken up, when
DR.. j. IL, Erskine received 10 votes, that being
a majority Of the votes cast, he was also de-
cIarod the duly elected President Of the Board
of Health of the city of Memphis. The Com
mon Council then retired to their own place of
meeting.
ORDINANCE.
Be it ordained by the General Council Of the
city of Memphis.
That the ordinance regulating markets and
marketing requiring market wagons % remain
at the market-house until certain hours, be
and the came is hereby suspended until the
LIST day Of November. 1873, and all persons
shall have the right to sell az market-house or
anywhere in the city until LIST November.
1873. without tax as required by said ordi-
nance. 81
Adopted by Board Of Aldermen. October 6;
adopted by Council, October 6, 1873.
When the Board adjournded.
LR RICHARDS, City Register.
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Jos LocKE.-Harper, Galaxy, Dem
st, Peterson, Cooley aud other mag
mes for October. and the latest novels,
leived at Joe Lockes news de-
I, No. 236 Main street. The latest
lies from all quarters, foreign papers
periodicals of every land, maya
es and fashion books of latest dates
be foand at Joe's. A Gne lot Of sta
lery, etc., for sale.
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RIVER INTELLIGENOR.
THE RIVERS.


The river here continues to decline,
with no prospects of rise. All the
other streams continue low, with the ex-
ception Of White, which has good boat
ing stage. Business, as usual, is dull.
The weather is clear and warm.
BOAT LEAVING.
Fox VIcKsBURG.-Th bran new
steamer John A. Scudder, leaves as
above Thursday at ten am. Sheis com
manded by that sterling and popular
gentleman, Captain A. j. Carter, who is
the very soul Of honor, and knows the
wants of travellers and shippers. This
being the Scudder's first trip, the public
may be satisfied of safety and comfort,
She has competent corps of clerks.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The steamship:George Cromwell ran
into and sank the steamer Bossier, last
Sunday, opposite Algiers. Loss $4,000;
insured in New Orleans offices for $4,000.
She belonged to C. j. Boardman, and
had just entered the Red river trade.
We learn that people living in Wal
nut Bend are donating cotton seed to
the Memphis sufferers, which is equal to
money, and as thankfully received.
Steamboatmen at New Orleans now
demand half their freight bills in green
backs, and the other half in certified
chncks
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YELLOW FEVER TO DATE.

Tho following table shows in detail
the deaths from yellow fever aud other
causes, as taken from the undertakera
books since tho Board Of Health an
norneed the presence Of the disease on
the 18th of September. This does not
include previous deaths from yellow
fever, estimated to be about thirty by
the Board:
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IF you want TO prepare your system
.gainst yellow fever, use DIR. G. A.
3uchignani's anti-bili0us pills and lndo-
americana Biiters. For sale at c.
.urtis 4 Co.'S drug store, No. 246 Main
trseL 10y
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LET all ameliorate the dreadful effects
I YELLOW FEVER by taking SIMMONS
liver REGULATOR. Let ]. be given
! large doses, that it may have an i'm
iediate effect upon the liver. and re-
love the accommodating bile. 1t will
ave from death those afflicted, and re-
eve them Of much suffering. 40
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A San Franciscan dropped tobacco
juice on his clean shirt-tront, and his
wife laid him out with her hatirsn. You
may triae with the weed for a while, bat
it's bound to fetch Won sooner or later.
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NDr. Livingstone has again been heard
from. Last June he was encountered in
Central Africa by an English traveller,
who has just arrived at Paris. DIR. l..
was in perfect health.
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NO. 3 MADISON STREET

HSue your taH suits made by A. n
GOODMAN, 1870 MAIN STREET
He has Just receired a .dHe stock q
goods direct from the importers,
,ohich he riH make up in The
latest STILES and al reasonable
prices. 81
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HAIR DYE.
Bachelors Hair d."

uYHTs EPLENpID UAIR .Dfk ~ luh
tfst il ~ Edrld. he only true aut PET
- 49,. Harmless. reliable ard u.s. q
-c0ur. no firarrcintueut % nd icu.crt ~ =
- ,--r,irrrarf odof. hemcaicf ne il ffe-u
III 81 dyes and washes. frodlccl ~ ~
80 VI n gurrrb SLACK o. NATrnaL hnoaf. ard
49, fke hair fLrnN. sou AID 30 ~ II 4.
T6e rrnuine irncd W. "A. Eai.te.-r,, ~ ~
~ ri-~rrirtr CnAA. hAllhhLuNs
~ n - ,,rii-s0 Propristur. N. \.
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PosTPoREMENTs.
DISAPPOINTMENT or THE FAIR.

WITH REGRET THE DIRBCIoRs OF
w the Memphis Arricultural ana Acco an, ,
ical Society aunouncc that t1e tlito Annual
fsir has been postponed unul talt9et 1otles;;
troubles nov uitrcIlea ir car CITY, have can
rriIrf fferr rrIuaianiIT o. fhis rcftrcneuerts
- II L evident hat . signal iallurt mlst
rerult from a. efort - bold ne FAR On Ne
i''- - j. q. BALLENTTNE. Prs1idcut
Lrox Tr1rsDaLE. Secretary. -
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Ageai QaarlernasterIs 81 /.


John Johnson. Mayor city Of Memphis.
The benefit for the yellow fever suffer
ers, At the Interstate Industrial Expo
ation LIST night will net nearly $500
The Treassser vill express 70 you To-
morrow S25oo in currency. 10 he Dot
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FRESH oysters received daily at Ma
me vincent's Crystal Palace. Served
every style, and in cans to families. [6f
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UNION AND PLANTERS BANK.

This Bank Is nov prepared Go take
satisfactory exchange 90 any
mount.
MEMPHIS, September % 1913. st
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By visiting the Hole in the Wall, on
Monroe street, opposite the Peabody,
Won will be astonished, BY George l6t
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FRESH OYSTERS.

Received daily by Victor d. Fuchs,
II Jefferson street. III
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Buy your wood from C. b, johnson,
IL Poplar street, near Fourth. 1887
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-15

he latest st. Louis, Chicago, New
cans, Cincinnati. New York and San
.neisco papers can be obtained at
psfords news depot, corner Of Sec
and Monroe; also. all the popular
klies, monthlies aud quarterlies. and
.omplete assortment Of the latest
els, stationery. school books. etc.
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YELLOW FEVER nurses wanted at 32s
eeond street; best wages paid. 3if
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zxBoLD's Buchu is the great family
cine for diseases Of the kidneys and
red oreans. Fan directions socom-
each botils. Look out for com
lie. The gsnuins has the private
Rotary stamp 81 a. 7. HembOld.
nos safs to take any other. None
b. gsnsias guaranteed. John r.
b. Esu York. Sole Agent 80
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TIE MAsOSs.

The Masonic Relief Board has charge
of four new cases: Christian Oberst,
Chelsea, light case; J. C. Sronce, Mar
ket street, light case; Rev. Mr.. Lotion,
quite sick and daughter oil. Burrel Plum
mer. Four patients were buried yester-
day and one is to be buried to-day, leav-
ing filty.ore patients still in charge.
Mrs. A. J. Wheeler is better. Below
we give a list of additional contributions
received: Thomas James & Co., Louis
Vile, through Cyrene Commandery No.
4, Is; d. L. Garrison, Cincinnati, so;
Buck & Wright, st. Louis, through Risk
& johnson, 5O George R. Pace, Treas
urer Relief Fund, Richrond, expressed
S95; Peryerance Lodge No. 329, San
dusky, Ohio, 25; Masonic Relief Board,
Terre Haute, Ind, telegraphs 500; Yves
ley Jones, Burlington, Iswa, 100. Seve-
raj other contributions are en- route, and
will be acknowledged tomorrow.
Col. E. H. Porter is reported little
better today. His daughter, Mrs. Bar
ehus, wife of Mr. 7. ]. Barchus, is, we
are pleased to announce, out Of danger.
j. NJ. Pettlgrew. y. c.. Cyrene Commandery
No. 4, Knights Templar
Cairo Commandery No. Is sends 800
for the relief Of the suffering.
JONI ANTRIM, Z. c., pro tenn.
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The Odd Fellows only have two new
cases this morning-Mayor John John
son and Rev. J. Carmichael. Mr.. john
SON is nursed by two OF the best nurses
in the service of the Odd Fellows. -Four
of the patients in charge OF the order
died since our last report-Messrs. S.
NJ. Piekerel, L. Behler, L. Alderman
and I. n. Wells. Mr. Danbury is do
Jog very we'll; 7. l.. Risk is doing well
under good nursing, and viii probably
soon be cut. He had no fever last night,
but little to day.
The Odd Fellows have lost altogether
% members since the epidemic made its
appearance: also widows and wives,
and 6 children; total, 3s deaths out Of
92 patients. A majority of these were
lost before the present system of nursing
was commenced. Forty-eiGht nurses are
employed. For,y-four patients are now
ia charge.
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~ 40 Remove Stains aud spots
From Marble furniture. Etc.
be only stain which SapOlio will not
owe ia a stain upon the character.
from marble maniels. tables, china,
ware, carpets, furniture Of every
iription, or any article Of household
lment or use, the deepest dyed stain
be instantly washed oai forever by
nse Of Sapolio. Il is as cheap as
nary bar SOAP. and will always Dc
ily what il claimed for II. il the
,le directions are folloEed. 4:
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From Board of Aldermap:


A resolution allowing parties attending
market to sell and dispose of their COM
modities, meats, vegetables. etc., either at
the market-houscs or elsewhere within tho
city. at any and all hours. free of charge, until
the first of November. 1873,
Adopted by Board Of Aldermen and Council
October 6, 1873.
When the Council adjourned.
n RICHARDS. City Register.
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CHEEK LINE.

Momphis and Vicksburg Packet ConPsny-.
Napoleon and The Bcnds-U. s. Mall 70 NJ
poloon-Tbc steamer
A. j. WHITE. .........-...'.'nafk oheeA' inAt,ei
GEO. W. CHEEK Malone master
ONEOFTHE ABOVE STEAM H.
crs will leave TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS and
a riert will he found at the biz red wharf
heat h receive freight AZ al times.
For freight or passage apply on boT1 o. u
GFO. W. Chkih, Saf't.
- ~. - 'FRONT.' ltreet.
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YELLOW-FEyER PREVENTIVE.

INAIGRE DE QUATRE VOLEURS,
Oh
PEST VINEGAR.
The celebrated French preparation
Id at
HOERNER'S DRUG STORE.
Ger. Of Beal and Second streets.
80 10
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LavaIette Commandery Evansville,
Ind, sends so by'express, for the relief
Of the suffers. Csc. H. 'PIsH, Z. c.
The following letter explains itself;
CLAKKsyILLE. TgES..
October u, 1873.
MAJ. N. Nealis. 2z5 Second st.. Memphis;
DEAR SIR-The ympathies of the
world are with your good people in your
heavy affection. Generous hearts have
responded promptly and literally to
your calls for aid, aud they bid you be
OF good cheer, and pray for your speedy
deliVerance from the dreadful scourge.
i have contributed to your relief to the
full extent OF my means, and solicited
subscriptions Of the citizens Of Bowling
Green, which have been transmitted TO
Mayor johnson. ! only regret that /
cannot myself do more.
Believing that you viii still need fur
Their assistance 10 your cndeaVOrs 10 60
lieve the poor, | have this day addressed
Gen. Ekin, Chief Quartermaster at
Louisville, earnestly recommending that
I ten thousand additional rations be sent
you. He is a good man, and have no
doubt but he will promptly recommend
tie matter fayorably to the Secretary Of
War
God bless yoa, aud spare your people
IRON further trial and sorrow, Is ihe
prayer Of your friend
j. G. DOuGHEETY,
Agent Quartorrnartrrfa Dent
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Mrs. DOYLE. the venerable mother OF
Sheriff DOYLE. is much better Of the yell
Low fever. aud {, is hoped will recover
M r j. Walker who had yellow
fever al Paris, Tennessee, returned last
evening be looss rather thin He
liAes Paris very much
Mrs NJ d. l. stewart who had = bad
cave ofyellow fever, and relapse, at
,hs Commercial Hotel, has entirely re-
covered, aud gone out to Raleigh
The following sub committee is on
duty to-day at the corner Of Madison
and Main: J. c, johnson, Chairman
S. *. Jobe aud J, l. Sharp,
A splendid bale Of cotton, weighing
l2S pounds, can be seen at the Bethel
Block, corner OF Madison street. twas
donated to the Sisters Of Charity by
Col. Greed Taylor OF New Gaseony'
Ark, and will be sold tomorrow at 10
o'clock. This is the way to put cotton
where it will do the most good-in the
treasury Of charity.
Ten applications we're made at the
Howard's headquarters this morning Tor
nurses, aud all supplied. just now there
is an abundan, supply OF nurses.
Father O'Shcs, Of ST. Peters, who
came here from Louisville about three
weeks ago, 10 take the place Of Father
Daley. was attacked this morning With
yellow fever. he is the last Of the
Dominican priests here but one. A
nurse was sent to him by the Howard $.
He is said to be very i'll.
Mr.. S. NJ. Ashe, the clerk in ESQ.
Bleekley's Office. is down with yellow
fever, and three members of his family
also.
Six or eight new cases are reported
this morning in Chelsea. The disease
seems to be on the increase in all direc-
tons.
Tie following are some Of the contri-
buttons received by the Towards to.
day: J. L. Albright, Columbus, Ky,
$40; G. Mallinekrodt, St. Louis, ? cases
carbolic acid Pitisburg, Pa, Relief
$1,000; Employees Nashville
20; Wilmington, n. C.,
Chamber Of Commerce, 3O7; Baker 4
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, 2 bbls -four;
Christian Church, Hszlewood, Tenn, 30;
Mrs E. NJ. Barker, Cloudlands, Tenn,
50; c. N. Merriwether, Woodstock, Ky,
20; National Watch Co, Elgin, Ill 4Ol;
Wan. Jack, city, 10; Ford 4 Winter,
Lynchburg. Va. 10; Schantenberg, Gin
100; c. W. Harberi, city, 10.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Eor HeIana.

Memnhis. Helena and Way Landings-Tri-
--N'' Weekly Packet,
PAT CLEBURNE..................Ashtord, master
FAVFS MEMPHIS TUES ~ =
il DAYS, THURSDAYS and -. -
sA a,gTdSa q irIs offended TO Phillips Bayou
on Il. Francs river o..
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St. Bernard Commandery, East Sagi-
nav, Mich, sends package Of money by
express, for relief. Gro. LocKLEY,
Can't Gen'i.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11
Foreign Notes.

Special dispatches report several
cases of cholera in Madrid.
Forest fire is still raging in all di-
rections in Nova Scotia. The town
of Melton,' Queens Co., is i'll eminent
danger.
Tho Shah of Persia has left Berlin
for Essen, Wisebaden aud Brussels.
From the latter place he goes to
London.
A London special from Berlin SAYS
the Emperor William is seriously
sick. and physicians advise him not
to undertake the Journey to Vienna.
1t is reported that persons ofknown
Carlist proclivities in Santiago de
Cuba have sent 10000 pounds sterl-
ing TO the C'arlisr committee at Lon
don to assist the i~nsurrection in
Spain. ,
A dispatch to the London Times
from Central Asia announces the ar
rival ut KrssmOndsk, on the 28th of
May, of tho South Caspian detach-
ment OF tho Russian expedition
against khiya.
Official advices from the interior
OF Cnba report q battle in the Man
zanil!o jurisdiction, in which the
Spaniards suffered q loss of twenty
one killed and sixty wounded. Tic
Insurgents had 100 killed.
London dispatches from Melbourne
report that a panic prevails in Now
Zealand over frequent and terrible
assassinations by mountaineers. Set
tiers are organizing for defense, ard
another Maori war Is probable.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11
rownshin arrnnixn,ian.

A petition praying tlsc court court
to order a special election for the
purpose of submitting to n vote the
question Of township organization
was started, i'll this place, this week,
and nearly the required number OF
signcrs have been secured, alf,l the
petition will DO presented to the
County Court ut the next sitting.
All whOlIave signed it arc good men,
and theisgive as their reason for it
that they want to bring tho county
government as uear home as possible,
they want to furnish their own
officers, as it is a notorious fact that
we of Bourbon Township have never
had any county officers who received
any compensation for their services;
it Is true we have ono county judge,
but$5 per day does not paw travelling
expenses, board bills, etc, while Col
umbia has all the Offices of profit.
Let us adopt this. township law and
We will then have mcp for Offices
who live among US, and it the officers
pay anything It will be left i'll our
midst and not be concentrated Mt the
county seat where q monopoly III
|, office is too often formed, for the pur.
pose of expressing the pcople.-lStIr'
geon Leader.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11

Tho circumstances ofthc late blood
less revolution in Franco, orc unpre.
ccdentcd in the history of that
country of many revolutions and
may be held as the Inauguration of q
new era in French politics. The
election of Marshall Mcmahon has nc
definite meaning al TO domestic pc.
litical issues. He is not q partisan OF
the Orlean:sts or Bourbon legitimists,
lie is not an incorporating Bona
partist, and certainly he has had no
Obstructive Republican af1liation. Ills
election seems to signify little more
than this, that tho army will remain
loyal to the government and preserve
the public peace and tranquility un.
til the country shall be liberated from
Its foreign complication and should be
able with dignity and deliberation to
adopt'apcrmancnt formofgovernmcnt
Tho new President seems to have
adopted, with readiness and comprc.
hension, the provisional policy which
his Mustrioss predecessor SO long
pursued with equal dexterity. and
success. The moderation of temper
displayed by tho Republican leader,
In relation to the change which In,
just occurred Is most encouraging te
all who would see France prosperou.
aud truly Republican.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11
The Great Victory.
Ipcoria tIlllnois) Democrat. !

Tin farmers have spoken. Not In
rs loud lcucs as they would have
spoken had ,,.a election not have been
III such II busy the of year, but tho
triumph Is suilicish. to demonstrate
that the great lisL 'ndry OF tho
prairie state can act together, II
That they can control the politics Of
tho nation VIXEN they deiirc SO to do,
OF which fuct all tho m~oiiHpoiists o.
tho lcani will dowell to take II sgd and
be wise.
Not n single farmer candidate i'or
circuit judge Inns been defeated rs far
us heart from. Hon. John Schoiicld,
farmers candidate for supreme judge,
Is elected, and tho probabilities ure
that Hon. Alfred NJ. Craig Is elected
10 the same Office In tho iltih district.
Considering all tho circumstances
the victory is sweeping and ominous.
When strong republican counties
like Bureau, llunry, Mercer, &C.,
will give up victorious organization,
aud cling 10 stcndfasily 10 their new
movement us to vote for u Democrat,
and havo probably elected him, 81
proves that they are IN %enrncst, and
desire progress aud reform. Al,
honor 10 the republican farmers OF
thoilrth district who have, notwith.
standing tho party whip, laid aside
old pariy ties to siand for equal rights
/. all, aud partial aud unjust pro.
lection to mono. The democratic
farmers of the district of course have
dono all IN their power TO forward
tho movement, but inusmuch rs tho
candidate wnsa Democrat. aud thay
had no nomination, they did not have
tho opportunity 10 demonstrate u
determined aud di%siutGrGsted sympa.
thy for tho movement rs have the
farmer republicans.
Now, then, yo patrons Of ngricul-
turc, DO SIRE that 20 lose not Your
vantage ground. Maintain, Increase
aud perfect your organizations until
every hamlet aud nGighbnrhood IN
tho great west shall havo its living,
working society.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11
President MoMahon's An
danfaf0a =

49, G 4
Tho NcMahons are descondcd from
Brian Boru, who wds King OF Ire
land IN lOli, aud acquired great 70.
uown as tho conquoror OF tho Danes,s
over whom he gained q decisive yic-
tory at Cloutarf. A petition TO- King
Louis iss cxtai,t, wfferein Maurice
McMahon. Knivht of Malta, former
In cuptaln Of cavalry In the regimeLt,
or Fiix James. statos that he suppl
Gates both FOR himself aud for. tho
Marquis dpEaujlly, and tho Bishop Of
Killeru. his brothers, that The may
he ncrinitted TO represent. before all
tho princus that they draw their
eternal p~aterna origin from the iords
of Clondirala, Ia Ireland, who weyc
descended from tho lortlsand princes
of Glare. who were issue of the al-
Client mnAarchs Of Ireland. Their at
tachmeut 10 tho Catholic religion
and TO their legitimate prince having
deprived them of their professions
| and titlos, they flnd 1t impossible to
establish .,Lcjr noble aud ancient cx-
fraction by literal proofs. But they
have nroofs and testimonials beyond
all suspicion, and admitted by the
trianmais. which establish their iobil-
itr not only from the year l40O, but
nycn Nh To- Brian Dor1A, monarch OF
ireland. i'm tho beginning OF the clev-
cnth century. and that they arc of
The \" family as the Enris of
rhomonI.n whom tho King had
ahonorcd with his favor" TlIis
docmmcnt ia accompanied by other
nnners from which il appcars that
In T'ro,,,.h McMahons arc descended
FROM IN" two brothers. Manrice mud
Iohn Who seftled in Frnnce i'm The
vcar 17so' the tirst of whom shared
IL rnr,",cs-o IF Priuce Edward I'm