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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24

Why il is that such men a. Alexander
ii. Stephens and Parson Brownlow per-
sist in holding to their seats in Congress
is more than we can imagine. Both of
them are in very bad health, aud liable
to cast off this iiliul life at any moment.
Brownlow, il is said, sits on the left Of
the Speaker, after having been carried
into the Hall, and never speaks a word
to any one, nor does he ever call page
TO carry message. lie is only biding
his time until the Master calls. Mr..
Stephens has gone home Ia Georgia, ON
leave Of absence, and may never return.
Why not resign, and let live men fill
their places
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24

A FIENDIsH negro in Spencer county,
one night last week, went to the house of
a Mr.. Mese, in his absence, and commit
tel a diabolical oifense upon the
person of Mrs. Mese, in the presence
Of her little children. The scoundrel
knocked her down three times before he
accomplished his object. The next day
search was instituted, and he was found
secreted in barn, arrested and taken to
Taylorsville, the county seat. Strange
to say, he has not been hung by an in
furiated mob, but We presume he will,
before long, suffer the death penalty.
We rarely ever have to record such vii.
lainy as the doings of white man, but
il seems to be a crime peculiar to the
African race, and yet they are said by
the Radicals to be equal to tie Caucas-
SLAMS. Deliver US from such equality.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24
ouR JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Call frcm the Liaeela Ceusty Democratic Com.
nittee. and 0neeru Of the Primary
Election.

The Judicial Democratic Committee
met at Stanford, on Monday, April 10.
The following members were present
II. W. Dunlap, Boyle, Chairman, r. s.
Barren, Pulaski, Winston Bowman,
Casey John G. Mccormack, Garrard ;
j. NJ. Cooper, Lincoln. The following
plan was unanimously agreed upon for
she selection of candidates for the Office
Of Judge and Commonwealth Attorney,
10 this Judicial District
The County Committee for each county
-hall have boxes placed a, each precinct
or voting place in the county, and appoint
three Judges to superintend the election,
one Of whom shall act as clerk. The vote
to be taken by ballot, and the voting to
take place on Saturday, 18th of May,
between the hours of Z o'clock A. NJ, and
5P.M. At the close Of the polls the
boxes are to be sealed by the Judges, and
delivered to the County Committee on
the following Monday. The Committee
will proceed to count the vote, return the
ballots to their respective boxes, and seal
up the vote, and the Chairman will de-
liver the sealed vote ut Stanford Oh Mon
day, 25th inst, and, in the presence Of
The judicial Committee. open and count
the vote for the different candidates, and
then and there declare the result. A
plurality vote will be necessary toa choice
X. w. DUNLAP,
Chm District Com'tee.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24


VIZ have now a 6nc prospect for a
bloody war with the Broule and Ogal-
lalla Sioux Indians under the chicitain.
ship Of Spotted Tail and Red Cloud.
Both Of these sachcms have been friend
ly for some time past; notably Spotted
Tail, who has been at peace with the
pale faces for nearly ten years past.
These tribes are the most formidable on
the plains, and can muster at Leaf 5000
warriors. A war with these tribes means
a general Indian war this Summer, cost
ing millions OF dollars and thousands Of
lives. Let il be understood before the
bloody drama begins, that the Indians
are morally justifiablc in their resistance.
The solemn covenants of the Govern
ment have been broken so often that the
savagcs have lost all faith in our SINGER
ity; swindlcd and maltrcatej in every
conceivable manner, they have reached
the conclusion that white mems prcmis-
es arc meaningless, and further negotia-
tions Of no avail. The much Wanted
"peace policy" of the administration is a
monstrous delusion, and, under il during
the six years last past, the Indians have
suffered more grievous wrongs than ever
before. Ii simply means that tits the pol
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24

The vanguard of the Mennonite i'm.
migration will land in this country with
in few weeks. A large number are
going to Minnesota and Kansas. The
community which will immigrate from
Russia represents a population of $4,000
souls, probably the largest exodus for
conscience sake known in the history Of
civilized people. Our readers are awar c
that the Memories are religious sect
who do not believe in war, and in order
to be exempt from military service, are
leaving the shores of Russia.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24

THE old murderer. Bender, has been
recognized at Salt Lake and will be ia.
ken to Kansas. Imagine him at large
with his implements OF warfare among
the salty Saints and their multiplicity Of
wives and little Mormons, and then thinl.
Of him with rope around his neck 60
ing on little bender down through a
trap-door to join the innumerable cara.
van whose bones were found in the hack
yard Of the old reprobate's lonely cabin,
on the Kansas prairie, two years ago.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24

IT Is reported that Gov. Moses, of
South Carolina, walked into the peniten-
tiary at Columbia, on Sunday last, and
after making speech to the convicts, in
which he announced his intention Of re-
leasing every prisoner in the penitentiary
sin order to enable the Radicals to pre-
sent a solid front next FALL" liberated
twenty seven of the prisoners, verbally,
notwithstanding the requirement of the
constitution that all Executive edicts
should have upon them the seal of the
State.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24
T.rstre Sale.

The sale of the personal property Of J. X.
4 J. p. ingram took place ON the 18th inst.
The ine sta'i,Uas, Fancy boy ~-l Dab Law
and Jack Eagle, were purchased by Mr.. Al.
Jones, but will make the SEASON Of 1874 At the
stables of J. 7. Ingram. A number OF work
horses aud mules, cattle, hog- aud other prop
eIty, were sold ,ric,s low.
j. +. Ingram rented the farm upon which be
now resides far tao present year at the sum Of
81 ,2ac,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24
JUDGE DURHAM is preparing some

JUDGE DURHAM is preparing some
amendments to the present law govern
ing the Freedmen's Saving Institution,
so as to better secure the freedmen in the
deposits they make in the various branch
es in the Southern States. The sub-com-
mittee, OF which Mr. Durham is a men,
Der, appointed to investigate this institu-
tuition, found that the directors at Wash.
ington are permitting the branches in
the Southern States to be carried ON so
that there is danger of serious loss to the
depositors.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24

In common with many of our ex-
changes we enter our solemn protest
against a renewal of the franking privi-
lege SO as to allow newspaper publishers
to receive their exchanges gratis, through
the mails. We see no occasion why men
in other business should be compelled to
pay postage upon the papers for which
they subscribe, and publishers receive
theirs free. The law abolishing the
franking privilege was right, and we sin
cerely hope that the Senate will refuse
to endorse the House bill which renews
it to the extent above referred to.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24
County Court.

On acso mt of high waters bat a snail
crowd attending court to-Gay.
4 number Of our citiLen, entered their ap-
pearance and filed traverses TO the report of
the railroad commissioners who assessed the
damage to their lands occasiuned by the loca-
ton of the Cincinnati southern railroad line
through our county. Most Of the contested
cases have been continued until the May
term.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24

The bleak and sterile island of lee
land has been settled and inhabited for a
thousand years, by q hardy, intelligent,
and frugal people. They will celebrate
their millennium on the % of next Au-
gust. Christian lX, King of Denmark,
who rules the island, has but recently
granted them a rev constitution, liberal
and wise in its provisions, and will give
them an Independent political existence.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24

FROM the official Order published else
where. it viii lie seen that the claims Of
the various candidates ior district offices
are to he determined by Il primary eloc-
ton, on the 81 Saturday in May. The
Democracy of the District n,el not be
reminded Of the importance of full
vote in the convention. If we have q
meagre vote the enemy will take heart
and relouble :h:er energies to defeat our
nominees. If the Democracy poll full
vote, as we should do in the convention,
victory is doubiy sure.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24

THERE will be held in the city OF
Louisville, ON the last Tuesday in MAY,
and will continue several days, a conven-
ton ofthe Christian Church in Kentucky.
The object of the convention is to take
into consideration the best means Of
electing trustees Of the various chartered
institutions for educational purposes, be-
longing to the denomination in thi,
State. All the churches of this order
in Kentucky are expected to send dele
gates.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24

Hos. James b. Beck has introduced a
bill in the House of Representatives
providing for the assessment of tax of
three per cent. upon the circulation OF
the national banks. State banks have
been taxed out of existence, as banks of
issue, aud MIR. Beck sees the injustice of
the discrimination against them in
favor of rational banking institutions.
His bill will hardly pass now, but it is
The beginning Of the end.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24

By recent storm, which came in
whirlwind, there were over 1900 houses
so much injured in Nashville, that the
occupants were compelled TO abandon
them. Such furious storm Of wind,
rain, hail, electricity and thunder. was
never witnessed in the United States be-
fore. On two single streets in the city.
six or seven hundred cottages we're
abandoned.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24
Tuos. RICHARDS, Sec.

FROM New Jersey comes the glad news
Il It the Democrats have made large
gains la many town elections. and that
many good and true Democrats have
bees chosen TO Gil Offices which have
been kSzeiofore filled by the most rabid
Radicals. We knowthat a brighter day
has dawned, for another star has risen 10
the East--even the bright and morning
tar of pure dsnocsncy.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24

THE iailaro # a heavy ,rock iuLLing
firm in New York Int Monday. created a
considerable ,lir Il financial cirle., aud
for few hoars wild rumors of financial
complications caused Il heavy decline and
large transactions IN stncks.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24

TaE cremation custom has had its first
example in this country. The sou of a
physician died in New York city last
week and, the father had the body
burned, and the flashes" placed in an
urn on his mantle piece. The doctor
says these ashes are far more precious to
bim than the rottening body and bones
out in the cberless cemetery.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24

Tar Hnu.e Of Representatives has
passed n bill ia allow lapers To- go
through the mails free in the county of
publication, ~ vote of IT'S TO Al.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24

TnE Court Of Appeals adjourned Sat
urday until the next Saaames term,
which will begin ON the fret Monday In
June.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24
More 'Ehiesing.

The smoke house Of JulgeJ T.. Cosson was
entered by thieves llst night aud quantity oi
bacon, together with a bride, stolen there
from.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24

A sPIRffUALIsr announces that Wen.
dell Phillips has no sratorieal talent Of
bis own, but that he j. merely the
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


We are authorized TO anpcunce JNo. N. BARNETT
~ candidate Tor the Office ~ judge u the rulask
County Court AZ the next August election.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24

GEx. JOINS 8. WILLIAMS formally
innounced himself rs a candidate for
uuuuuuuu-is.- Winchasfer ON eassofy
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24

Gro. Miller Afford is 10 pull hemp
at Springfield, on May day.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-24
DYnoCRArrc rrcxYr-Aueu,t ), IA

~ Aaa ~ ios
DEMOCRATIC rrcxEr-Auguss 5, =
For cerh II the Court of Appcas
Cart. THOMAS. G. JONES.
Ja'ise cf the Lincoln County Court
.Hox. NJ. C. SAUFLEY.
County Attorney.
Carr. w. g. WEIGH.
ucrk Of the Circuit Court.
WM. III. MILLER.
clerk Of the County Court
JOHN BLAIN.
Sheriff
W. B. wITHERs.
Jailor.
THOMAS BUFORD.
JESSE +. CARTER.
Surveyor.
- GOOCH.
Coroner.
ELIAS UPTHEGROvE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-18
Ell BALE DEL CASINO.

Como anunciamos nuestros lee
torres, ell domingo 15 del c0rriente
tuyo efecto eI magnlGco bale que el
Casino Espanol dedic6 4 nuestro dig
nfsimo y querido general, d. Jose
Laureano SAM.
No vamos 4 hacer una revsta mi
nusiosa que privarta 4 nue>tros sus-
criptores de noticias acaso mas i'm
portantcs; y ademas nuestras no muy
holgadas columnas no nos permiten
tampoco ell eztendernos mucho.
Jamas en- Puerto Rico hubo un
bale que 4 10 escogido y numeroso
de la concurrencia un csc tanta rique
"a, tanta galanura y buen gusto como
ell que vamos 4 resenar. Y aunque nc
podia esperarse menos, dedicado co
mo era 4 una persona tan ilustre y
apreciada, este acabarla de convencer
4 nuestra primera autoridad de las
inmensas simpat{as con que cuenta en-
este hidalgo pueblo 4 quien tantos
dias de prosperidad ha dado y pr
cuyo bienestar tantos sacrlticlos ha
hecho.
Vamos ahora 4 resefIar auDque su-
cintamente, la parte de decorado del
Casino, que con justicia l'am6 la aten-
cion y mereci6 los mas lisonjeros pla
GENES de todos los circumstances.
La hermosa escalera de marmol
estaba sdornada con macetas y un
grande espejo, en- ell cual Sc proyecta
ban un bellisimC escudo de las armas
de Espala y otro no menos bello de
las de esta provincial.
La antesala, elegantemente vestida
con profusion de espejos y luces, for
maba un precioso conjunto con el sa
Ion principal, totalmentc cubierto de
aquelloa y profusamente ilumlnado,
en- sus huecos elegantes
pedestales d6ricos terminados por
jarronos de flores, jardine-
ras, e. e.
Del salon principal Sc daba paso 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-18
CT R G U L A R
DEL MGNHsTRO DE EsTADn.

Aeeptado Sin reseryas por la nacion y
establecido desde gu nacimiento en- Ia inte-
cridad de aus atribuciones ell Gohierno
que 40 form6 on Madrid 81 dia 8 de Enero,
despues do explicar al pals su origen
Gus prop6sisos, jusga que ha legado Ia
anheIada ocasion de dirlgir su VOC 4 las
potencias extranieras para declarar ex.
plicita lealmente el caracter de los auoe-
sos quo 10 dieron vide, asf como las as
praciones que han presidido su coma
titucion Y que detarminaraa on 10 poFyen'r
tods su polftica.
Couociaa es de Europa = aun del mum
do civili7ado Ia s6rie lanentaoie de aeon
tecimientos varios "a yeces contradic-
torios 90 su aepecto externe, arm6nicos
sin duda Y por todo extreme dolorosos 90
su signidcaoion en- su conjuuto, que
han coanoYido ] epsargseDtaao L. Espaiia
desde que auunci6 ~ abdicacion q ultimQ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-18

retro de Logrofio, ha fallecido 4 IL
ayanzada edad lie 50 ans.
Bravo como soldado, alortunado co
no general y probo como gobernante,
el principe de Vergaia ha muerto res
pc ado Dor todos j pobfe. 7 81 bien
ha distado mucho de tener Ia capaci-
dad polftica que suss correligionarios
Il han atrihuido, el general Espartero
es una de esas hguras simpatioas que
dc taTde en tarde yemos pasar por las
altnras sin aesvanecerse nj mancharse.
Ha fnuerto viendo completamente
desandaio todo ell camjno que con su
espada sas her6icos esfueEzos habia
recorrido hasta llegar d Ia jornada de
Vfr4ara.
Consagremos una oracion al des-
canso de 81 alma y uGa agriina su
memoria:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-18
On L 2 u BL @.

FL ayuntamiento de esta Leal Vi
IL: Cynsidcrando 10 recargados que
ostaa los coutribuyentes de su juris-
dicc'on municipel y la escasez de
meta.ico cue 8eneralmeute Sc siente;
Persuadido del aliyio qae tendran
los uisnos haci9n 10 una rebaja en-
los gaatos muni-iy yules, sin perjuicio
de Jas atenciones del pGblico que es
la mission mas preferente del ayunta-
ento;
Teniendo en cue1ta que la elini-
nacion de varias partidas de gastos
del presupuesto corriente, unas en-
sa totaliiad, porque ell ayuntamiento
actual las cree innecesarias super
tluas, en- 81 corriente ejercicio y otras
en- parte, por. cons;derar son sucepti-
bles de rebaja, en- NADIA afectaIa ell
buen servicio municipal y St, redun-
dara en- bene6cio publico;
Convencido, despues de IN madu
ro y reAaxivo calculo, que los arbi
trios impuestos sobre los artlcu'os de
conner, beoer y arder, 10 mismo que
eI de Caruicerla, & ingresos eveatua-
es han de dar mucho mas que a.
rantjjades presupuestadas;
E1 session cxtraordinaria tenida
aver, ha aco-daao rebajar a todos los
contribuyentes 81 reparto supletorio
que tencn sena a 10 ascendente &
"45, 457 pesetas", que es igual a Ia
caniidad repartida por subsiio a ia
vor te' Tesoro.
Como para poder llevar 4 efecto
este acuerdo embellishments es nece
sario Cd pqgo complete de to1as las con-
hjbWciO2es Uencjdas ga, ell ayunfa-
niento espera, que todos los contri-
buyantes eu breve plazo, pasen a la
Depostaria para Satisfacer las Quotas
lue tienen asignadas.
Los contribuyentes que hubiesen
satistecho toda la contribution Sc les
devoivara la parte que corresponds,
y a los que bub;esen pagado uno 9
nas tercios, Sc les liquidara al efec-
tuar el Glt'mo pago
Que este acuerdo Sc file en- toios
los iugares pdoiicos y en- las casas de
los aicaldes barlio, para COZ ocimien-
to de to5os quienes interesa.
Aguadlia, febrero IA de 1874
El Alca!e, Francisco Julid"
Bien comiensan los nuevos ayu1-
ia nientos Como andarla Ia admins
TRACTION f3delal municipal dc Aguadi-
LA cuando de un solo plumazo la nue.
va corporation rebaja los contribu-
yeutes 9091 pesos 8 sea una caniidad
| igual 4 la que cobra ell Estado por
slbsidio, y todo esto sin petjuicio de
las atenciones pdblioass
Esta rapidez en- alivar las classes
contribuyen'e es, gravadas enormemen-
te por indviduos que en- su mayorfa
no sabcn practicamento 10 que es
pagar contribution, honra en- extre-
mo al ayuntamiento de Aguadilia, y
esperamos que, tan pronto como otros
le initen, nos 10 comuniquen 4 nos
otros, 4 Gn dc que el pueblo apIen-
da a distinguir 4 sus amigos de sus
enemigosy y los buenos gobiernos de
los malos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-18

fes de division, de brigada y de CO
lumna 4 quienes facilitaran los hom-
bres 9 informes que necesiten. Ian
principal mission de esta institution es
estar al corriente de todos los movi-
lnientos y proyectos del enemigo y
muy especialmente ejsrcer exquisite
vigilancia sohrc los poblados para inn
pediT que los insurrectos sc provean
ca clos de recarsos 8 c0muuiquon
con elos.
Desde 81 10 del corriente los hahe-
res pegsonales de toda Ia clase del ejet-
cito armada seraa satisfeehos en-
orc 8 su equivalente Ell papel al tipo
que 81 Gobierno 6jara cada mes con
arreglo al mercado. S. deroga ell au--
mento del 20 0i0 que autes tenian es-
tas clases.
Sc eleva Ell cuarto de real cue te
MA ell soldado en- campana para mejo
ra de rancho 4 10 cenfavos. Aaemas
recibira racoa competa de etapa au-
mentandose q 500 gtamos los 400 de
galleta 4 que tetia y a 20 gramos los s
de sal. Sc facultaa los comandautes ge-
nerales para conceder ga racionde ca
fe y azdcar y otra de agaerdiento ade
mas de la dlaria de VINO y rom cuao-
do sea necesario por la latiga de- Sc
yiclo que pres Ia tropa. s. aumen'a
ell "A c6niinos ell haber Iiario de 10,
sosdados de modo que 81 prest di4rio
de la infanterfa de Inca sera de 2 pe.
setas y 2 II ell de la L. case de osa j
ell detodosio cazadoros y ginete', Pa
ra ei rancho de etapa inverli-a Ell sol
dado en- campana Is c9ntinos d,agios
en- los ar.fculos que sean mas q rop6
slto para mejorarle. Cuando este 10
sea possible cada inIiviIoo dc tfopa
podra extf4er media rao.on mas 3e
etapa. Sc caidara lie pfoveer los d-l,6
sitos de carne fgesca, sa!4da algnu
embutido cuyos efectos pue}a adquI
rir la tropa p7ecios mo4cos.
HabI6ndoso craado muchos pobia
dos que 10 responder 4 i!ingun S6le-
~ de c0nyeuIenc.a po.ijlca HI mitar
J que si!vea dc Contfos de espi"na I
y abss ecim.ento para los inSurrcct3s,
los Communicates generates propon-
drau .as nu1vas poblacioIes que de-
ben conbcrvarse y ja5 que deban abau
conaTse, agregandose Gus v@ciaos 4
los pob!ados FroX,mos, d5ade Sc les
proyeera dc tosra5 de- labor equi7a-
lentes a las que pierdan y seran tras-
p0rtaios por cucnta del Estado sus
aperos de l25ranza, lnueD.es y demas
ensefos. ll%s.a qle as nu6ya5 terra
pro uz2an SO ahstaran los varopes en-
las gueFsl!.a3 y aus lami.Ias rec.6!Fan
una racion De et2pa por cada dos per
sonas Dc todas eda1cs.
Hom3s cxtrac, ado Ell las manos
pa.abras y Goa IA III yor ezactitu1 po-
siDIes ei memorable banjo del gene
raj Jovo'lar y el proyecto Gaaucio.o
del ntendente ViI!aamll Q 4 tanUl
comcntaflos que no cabsn hoy, 10
po4emos N nos d. cayiar nuastre
si4cera Elicitacion 4 las ccl5a&s "A
toriia!es de Cuba por las me3idao
cn6rgicas ben meiitadas con que
Sc han propuesto acabar de ana ve2
con la nadia y odiosa tca.coa de
Ya1a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-18

Ell correo de Ia isla hermana nos
ha trado una trisie nueya. d. Baldo-
nero Espartero, ell decano de nues-
tros capitanes generates J del ejercito,
ese hijo del pueblo qae fu6 regente
de Espan,, que fu6 conde, duque j
principe y cuyo nombre siryi6 DC
bandera 4 IN partido durants treinta
amos, aunqus ca los yeinte dItimos
ninguno fue podersso 4 sacarle de su
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-18
Bmpiezln las economics.

FL nuevo ayurtamiento de Aqua
dill ha puhIcado el sigu;ente nota-
bic acuerdo:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-23
ADJUSTMENTS.


MEMPHIS THEATER. = Last night the
Bell Ringers of Notro Dame was finely
presented at the theater, with Mr.. King
in the leading role, ''Quasimodo." AS
the hunchback bell ringer Mr.. King
gave evidence of possessing great dra-
matte power, and was repeatedly APP
plauded and called before the curtain by
the audience. The support rendered by
the members Of the stock company was
excellent, especially by Mr.. Moreland
as Claude Frollo and Mrs. Hamilton
as Esmeralda, 1.-THE gypsy girl" To-
night Notre Dame will be repeated, and
again at the matinee to morrow.
WHITE's 0PERA House. = Manager
White has brought out twenty splendid
stars, who appear nightly at his Jeffer-
son street Opera House. The pro-
gramme of entertainment consists Of
vocal and instrumental music, fancy
and clog dancing, specially acts, COM
edies, etc. Strangers visiting the city
will fad Whites Opera House pleas
ant place to while away few hours.