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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-08-18

The New York Tribune has a sensible
editorial on Southern Summer Resorts"
recommending an infusion of Northern
visitors, and winding up in this hand
some way: There has been a large
enough emigration of carpet sggers
and swindling politicians to the South.
Let some honorable, welLbred people
who hardly know how to spend their
summer holiday, 60 down and enjoy
themselves among thoroughly honorable
and well-bred people. They may not
know that they are missionaries, but
they will be, and successful ones, too.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-08-18

WAsHSGToN, August ls.-For Ten
nessee and the Ohio valley, partly
cloudy and cooler weather than on
Tuesday, partly western to northwestern
winds, rising barometer, possibly local
rains east of the Mississippi and ia the
upper Ohio valley. The Ohio md Mis-.
sissippi rivers, between MemIhis and St.
Louis, will fall slowly. The Mississippi
river will rise very sligntly at stations
below Memphis.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-08-18

OK Wednesday, the lst of September,
the opening of the business season, the
LEDGER will appear in enlarged form,
and a very large edition will be pub
lished. 1t will contain 9 full report of
the commerce and trade of Memphis for
the commercial year lS74-75. The
LEDGER will keep up with the times and
will continue to deserve that liberal pat
ronage it has received from the public
for years past. The issue Of the lst
proximo will be most interesting, and all
advertisers will do we'll 10 see our bust
ness manager aboat space and the num-
Der of copies desired.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-08-18

"0h, yes, gimme ten cents worth of
hair pins" added an up-river farmer, as
he was about to leave a store, and, while
they were being handed down, he con-
tinued; Its h'ar pins to-day and rib
bons tomorrow and a toothbrush next
day. The gal is always wanting some finn
fam thing, and l shouldn't be surprised
if she'd some day get up and want me
to bring home one Of them combs with
a brass back"
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Another

BALTIMORE, Aug. lS.-Grahaw Bros,
d Co., wholesale grocers and commission
merchants, 2s6 West Pratt street, and 50
South Howard street, suspended yester
day. Their liabilities are stated at
$4,000. Assets principally in Balti-
more county property, and deemed sufi-
cient to cover the mount. The firm
have asked as extension. The creditors
are New York and Baltimore parties.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-08-18

In Kansas recently, two young ladies
having retired early, we're awakened
with an urgent request to attend a social
gathering of friends, and in just fourteen
minutes they appeared before their es-
eorts completely arrayed in fashionable
attire. This is the best time on record.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-08-18

A young French girl has been brought
into the San Francisco police court sew
eral times for persisting in wearing male
clothing. She makes a good living catch
ing frogs for the restaurants, and insists
that female attire is not suited to that
amphibious pursuit.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-08-18
N
COO

Any one Investing in thesa Ronds has tba
satisfaction Of k%noSine thot IL hond + oar
tain 10 be maid al mat,r;tv. and fnrtbnr NJ
he assists in bniIdine in The c;tvS 81 Nav wa ~
n nermanen TemnIe af indvstrv~ w rim AUih
be an ornament and n nride 10 everv Am"r \
can.
deemed. IL n mart ownsr of twsnt vo two 10 res
Of land situated in the heart ~ the c;ty ~
New York, and estimated TO be worth Two
AND 4ndl i&s S building %nV WRieh IS 50 Ss2imaaed R e S6si
The excavations for the foundation was
S SUmdWnncSd Y1 inc SUIn o. way. 800 ana me
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-08-18

A man smuggling tobacco, from Bel
GUM into France, clothed himself from
head to foot with the leaves, and then put
on his ordinary clothes. Having some
distance to walk he got into a %perspira-
ton, and his skin absorbing the strength
of the tobacco, caused severe illness, re-
sulting in his detection. AT last accounts
be was not expected to live.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-08-18
BONDS.
$500,

WILL BUY A QUARTER BOND OF THE
wv, Industrial Exhibition Company Of New
Each Quarter Bond participates in Four
deemed.
The following Premiums show what any
Bond may receive. A quarter Bond would
receive one quarter Of the below named pre-
miumE.
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THE BROWN COTTON GIN Co..
NEW LONDON, CONN.

Manufacturers of Cotton Gins, Cotton Gin.
Feeders, Condensers and Cotton Gin Mate
rails of every description. Our Gins have
been in use thirty years, and have an estab-
lished reputation for simplicity, light-run-
ning, durability, and for quality and quantity
of lint produced. Our Feeder is easily at
tached to the Gin, and easily operated by any
hand Of ordinary intelligence. They are the
simplest and cheapest Feeder in the market
and feed with more regularity than is possible
by hand, increasing the ~out-turn and giving a
cleaner and better sample. AT all Fairs where
exhibited and by Planters having them in use.
they have been accorded the highest encomi-
ums. Our %c0ndensers are we'll made, durable
and simple in construction, and do what is
required Of them rapidlyand we'll. No addi-
tional power is required to drive the Feeder
or Condenser, and no Gin House is complete
without them. We are prepared to warrant.
10 any reasonable extent, perfect satisfaction
to every purchaser. Circulars, prices and full
information furnished Address as above, OF
apply to W. A. SMITH, Memphis, Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-17

SENATOR BAYARD was serenaded at
Raleigh, North Carolina, last night, and
in response to loud and persistent calls
m 2ds speech, in the course Of which
he said, what every reader OF the AP-
PEAL will iudorse, that "party tIickery
is not poll les, and that duty to the
country is next to devotion TO God" He
said he wanted the men Of the south
united, not for southern pTeponderaDce
or southern control, but to secure the
first great principle OF a happy Union,
the equally Of the States. He urged
the people Of North Carolina to Guilt
vate good will between The sections, and
hoped the people Of all the States would
de Ekpwisp
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years. Thaak God! the people are COM
ing to their good senses. Old political
animosities, to great extent, are Oblit-
Grated from the unpleasant memories OF
the past. There never was a more coz
sentative action among the people than
now. The rotten Radical carpetbaggers,
like Caesar OF old, when Csssius accept.
ed the challenge 20 swim the bOisterOus
Tiber, are now crying: Help, Sambo,
help John! Oh, help, negro, or we sink. !"
Sink it ia. They have been on top long
enough. A CREST many SsmbOs are
going with toe white folks while, who
they have learned from the experience
Of ten years to be their true and best
friends. Well done, good aud faithful
servants. So mote It be. p.
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Pease Has the Inside Track.

WASHINGTON, October 16.-Ex-Sen-
ator Pease had long interview to-day
with the President, on the subject of
Mississippi, inclu ling the causes of the
difficulties, the present condition of az
fairs, and the remedies. The President
talked freely, and ssid be was much
gratified that the two political parties
had effected an amicable adjustment by
which fair election would be held
and peace maintained in the State
Efforts have heretofore been made by
Senator Bruce and friends for the remoY-
o! Of four Federal officers in Mississippi,
but Pease has the assurance that NJ Sc
mOvals would be made in that State for
mere partisan reasons. AttGrney-Gen-
eral PIerrep0nt assured him that none
coming under his department would be
disturbed.
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FERNOEAL.

COLONEL JOHN c. BURCH, editor-in-
chisf If the Nashville american, and
ex state COMPTROLLER, is sojCurning at
the Peabody hotel.
COLONEL JOHN II. PERRY, general
tickes and passenger agent Of the Mem
phis and Little r )ck railway, left yes
tardsy for Little Rock, where business
OF importance requires his immediate
attention.
REVEREND AUGUSTUS r. WINFIELD.
will preach to-day 10 the Central Meth
odist church, on Union street. on the
subject o: Experimental Religion"
The rev erend gentleman has been draw
ing large congregations during the week.
COLONEL GRO. GIBSON, United States
disbursing officer at Memphis, is at pres
ent soiourning ia Washington. He
will II turn 10 this city from his tour to
the noIt1 and east about the close OF the
present month, and will reopen his
office for business on the first day OF No
yember. This will be good news to col
ored claimants as Colonel Gibson eX-
poets to disburse many thousand dollars
before Christmas.
CAPTAIN JOHN c. FORBES, than
whom there is no one better known nor
more popular in the cotton shipping
hrs meas, and who wBs so successful las
and the previous season as agent OF the
"White Line" has become associated
with that premier o! all Memphis ship
ping agents, Captain Ed. r. Hart, Of the
diamond Line This ia one of the
strongest tesms, so to speak, that could
be organized, and they, while giving
every facility ID shippers, will make 1t
lively foT competing lines and agents.
r f. PHILIP, ESQ buyer present
an the city from Liverpool, who is a
kindly and liberal gentleman, has gen.
erousiy presented 10 the cotton ex-
change specimens OF cotton from the
+ asst India districts, the Braziis, Peru,
Gre ce, Egypt, Snd other localities. The
whole has been put in neat case, and
naturally attracts the attention OF our
cotton People. II Is a gratifying exhibit
ton, az il shows cOnclusively the supe-
riority OF the American staple, while 1t
distinctly suggests, however, that We
must be watchfu fol and energetic il We
would preserve the had that We nave
ulY airaI
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MISSESSIPPI.

We can add nothing 20 the force Of
our special from Grenada. 1t tells d
story that cannot fail TO nave its effect
upon tie people u every county in
Mississippi j, tells in glorious terms
thst the INTEL gent people o. one Of the
most thriving portions Of that State are
fllly alive TO the magnitude OF the ISSUES
at stake ED -as present political canvass,
sui ST. resolved 10 free themselves,
~ au .n cal to the ballot-bOX,
OF 1ne tl.eyls who have for years been
roIbing them OF their substance and
naiatsiuiug q condition OF anarchy
and confusion that threaten not orly
the welfare Of every citizen, Hack as
well IS white, but the very integrity OF
the Stat. Our spondent recites
tle details Of the great meeting with
evident relish. He seems to have caught
the very spirit Of the people Of Grenada,
and he builds upon the demonstration
h pes that I'll our readers viii unite with
Us in praying may fiud realization on the
5 cond Of November. The property and
pesee Of the State are in jeopardy, for it
Is impossible for any community to ex-
ist under the continued strain Of daily
outbreaks aud threateniDgs and Of
hourly interruptions Ct al their INDUS
tries. To prevent them the intelligence
Of Mississippi must rule. The question
/ len is one Of 90 future" or "no future"
for every man in the State, Which
shall It be? Let tue Democrats ard
Conservatives answer 10y q clear msjor-
ity IN every county and every district.
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From an Occasional Correspondent
Mt. PLEASANT, Miss October g.
After making my bow fer this intrusion
upon your columns with few dOttings.
from your former occasional correspond
ent, allow me to say, Its getting hot'
here and elsewhere in Mississippi; our
political horizon is rising every day.
The lowering Radical clouds that have
hung low and thick are broken, and
now ray Of Conservative sunshine has
opened Al upon us. Less than month
from to-day our skies will look, ''to the
native and the manor" more brilliant
than they have for ten long and gloomy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-17

special 10 the APPEAL.
sENATOBIA, MISS, October ia
fatal atffa7 occurred here tonight be-
tween Colonel J. H. Cooke, prom'-
neat merchant OF this place, and B.
M'Henry. Several shots were fired by
both parties, M'Henry firing first, one
OF whose shots severely, if lot not NOR
Cooke then drew knife and cut
M'Henry several times, killing him
almost instantly. Cause, political diff
ferences.
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AaUSEMENTs.
The Theater.

on the evening Of Monday the CONT
neut renowned comedians, Baker and
Farron, will commence an engagement
at the Thester, opening in new Dutch
American melsuge or drama, entitled
Conrad, or Li-ette ANY other name
would te quite az appropriate, as il IS
ouly empl Eyed a. a vehicle 10 show of
the c. mic alili-s and eccentTicities OF the
two 'S,srs The plot, OF course, is not
very intrIcst1, but il serves the purpose
for which j, is intended; and as Baker
and Farron are both capital in theiF
way ami have many new "specialiies"
to serve up WITH spice on their coming
vi At, large and enthusiastic audiences
are cert ,iu to welcome them every ever.
irg during their weeks visit. One Of
the new songs which has created quite
I,iroTc. is FaIT1u's Just Because I'm
irish, which never fails II secure q
triple encore wherever il has been IL trO-
duccd. Dung the past weak Oliver
DOud Byrop held possession Of the
boards, and played t aae EOusss. The
'ul and a-ti5t;c manner In which
the pieces produced were placed on the
stage. ami the taste Displayed in the
selectiun o! the scenic effects, reflected
the Eigl eft credit IN Manager Brooks
aud his ale cop f assistants
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-17

TIE PcohiUiii9nists, in session in New
York, last evening nominated the fol.
lowing STATE ticket: Secretary Of State,
George B Dussnbery; comptroller, Al.
pho8se Hopkins; encouragement, Ely
T. Marsh; treasurer, Stephen b. Ayres;
State engineer and surveyor, David Z.
Dudley; canal commissioner, Ira E.
Bell; State prison inspector, J. B. Gibbs.
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Temnle of Love. No. /.

QUESTION FOR FRIDAY, OCTOBER I'D:
W Which is Preferable, City or Country
L1Ie?' DisputanlB Affirmative: W. +. HaT-
Tington, +. Smithwick and A. A. harris;
Negative: +. L, Rawlings, I. c. Bolton and L,
b. STANLEY. TIE Temple will meet at ~ pm.
By order. JACKSON p. CREWS, Z. :.
e.
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Democratic Demonstration at Horn
Lake.


Special to Appeal
HORN LAKE, Miss, October Is
There was a grand Democratic demOu-
stration here tO-day-a great out-pOur-
ing of the people, white and cCIored,
The first speaker was w. II. M'Carg0,
candidate for the Legislature, who ad-
dressed the audience ia a short but ad.
mirsble speech, and was followed by
Colonel Samuel Powell, his colleague on
the legislative ticket and a leading law
yer of tae county, In speech Of an hour
and half. He was followed by Thomas
e Younger, the eloquent orator from
Louisiana, who is doing such nosls ser
vice in our campaign. He made truly
magnificent speech, and produced q
profound impression upon the colOrei
portion of his audienbe. After partak-
ing OF splendid dinner, the audience
was addressed by II. e. Chalmers, If
fernando, who made the biggest politi.
cal speech Of his lie, and converted a
great many. DeSoto is safe for tae De-
mOcracy.
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MAJOR EDWARDS aud Major Foster,
of st. Louis, have both been indicted
for senGing and accepting challenges to
fight the Winnebsgo duel. This is done
10 prevent the Illinois authorities from
getting hold If them.
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rrsInEK ,KoaaarLrTIEs.
wAsHIssTor, October L. J :

wAsHISGTOr, October l., an.
Fb- the Seth atlantic and gut States
md Tennessee, high JOt star g falling
barometer. n0rthtrcs, to southwest minds,
oool, clear NJ partly oJfdy 1cedther, JOl-
iolrcd By southeast lriadS and Ddrmor
troGthcr IN the soUthus-t
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BLOCK-At Wittsburg, Ark, October 18th,
NORRIS BLOCK, in the ffty-sixth year of his
age. [st. Louis and New orleans papers please
COpy.l
His friends and acquaiHtances are invited
to attend his funeral this SUNDAY morning
at half-past eight o'clock, from g. H. Hoist Il
Bros. Carriages in attendance.
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MARRIED.

PHILLiPS-ANDREWS Thursday, Oc-
tober 18th, by Rev. DR.. Thompson, at the resi-
dence of the brides mother, Florence, Ala,
MIR. CHAs. J. PHILLIPS, of this city, and Miss
MARY d. ANDREWS, daughter of the late Rev.
Robert L. Andrews, of Florence, Ala.
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AASONIC NOTICE.

FTIHE stated cOnvOcation of Mem a
i phis Royal Arch Chapter, No. 80, w
will be held MONDAY evening, Octo./N
Der 18th, at IL o'clock, for the dispatch of
business.
r. A. MaSons are fraternalIy invited.
BY order W. 5. MATTHEW'S, II. P.
Il. w. SHELTON. Secretary
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Irish Literary Association.

4 n adjourned meeting OF the Irish Literary
IA Association will be heId at their hall 80
Poplar street, MONDAY EVENING, October
18th, at II O'Clock. Prompt attendance is de-
sired as business of importance will be trans
acted. By order.
PAUL KINGSTON, President
NJ. FRIEBFRCf. Secretary Oct17
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w. Z. aITCHELL'S SCHOOL,
40. SOS Enird street.

vElHE ANNUAL SESSION COMMENCES
4 September IsJ, Students prepared for
the usual college course. All the common
English branches taught. For terms, apply
AT the school NOM
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NOTICE.

OFFICE ED. r. HART,
No. Is MADISON STREET,
ACT DIAMOND LINE, Miss. & TENN. RI.
AND n. o., ST. LOUIS & CHIC. RY.
7 HAVE this day associated with me Capt,
l. JNO. c. FORBES, lately connected with
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, and
trust, during the present season, we will be
able to extend to our many friends in the cot
ton business all shipping facilities they may
require,
ED. K. HART,
Contracting Agent.
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Flu & II TTU RE
AND
Carpet House
IE TIE CITY.

will be glad to see any and An NJ ,r5
friends at my new headquarters, and I mrs
upon them TO favor me With their petronaSs
ana lhIuehce IN Lnls my line of trade. The ,
Tor which believe my experience Of 80
forty years has given me some reputatfor .ftI
all who have had business with re - VIII VIII
know me personally. Respectfully OF WHO
octl7 7 - NCE ~
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Saturday, goth Ray OF November, 1875,

at Z O'Clock noon, the property described in
said trust deed, as fOllOws-tO-wit: Being lot
No. 345, as known upon the plan and map OF
the city of Memphis; beginning at the inter-
section of the east line OF Second street with
the south line of Jefferson street; running
thence east, with the south line of Jefferson
street, one hundred and fOrty-eignt and one
half I4S12) feet to a stake; thence south, paraI-
lei with Second street, SeVenty-fOur and one
quarter iI414) Feet to a stake; thence west, par
allel with jefferson street, one hundred and
torty-eight and One-half il4SL) feet, to the east
lire OF second street, thence with SAID east
line, SeVenty-lour ana One-quarter (7414) feet,
to the beginning corner.
All equity of redemption is barred by said
trust deed, and the title is believed to be good
but l sell as trustee only.
Octl7 W. Y G. HTTNFS Trrstae
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w. 4. Hooper committed suicide in
Nashville yesterday.
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THE CROWDER CLUB,

which inaugurated aud carried out the
demonstration and torchlight procession
so admirably, is composed of four hun
dred active members, of whom forty or
fifty are color5d men. It's officer are:
President, J. b. Crowder; vice-presi-
Geuts, NJ. K, Mister, Lewis Burt (col-
oTedl, John Powell, and Thomas Spen-
Ger (cOlored); SECRETARIES, F. 8. Anger
inc and Oscar F. BledsOe; treasurer, w.
S. Lake. To this club has been due the
greatest political demonstration ever
witnessed in the State Of Mississippi.
Among the mammoth transparencies
was one with the picture of an eagle
holding a pennant, on which were in
sGribed, ''Crowder Club" "To the
Polls, We Sons Of Freedom Too much
praise cannot be accorded this club for
the honor OF its services in behalf Of
Mississippis redemption from the bands
OF party, so many Of whose leaders are
ignorant in everything save dishonesty,
and skilled In nothing save degrada-
ton; loathsOme creatures Of answering
infamy, perfect in the splendid fidelity
Of malignant hate, and magnificent in
the impulses Of odious oppression.
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ArusGee's sale.

pY virtue OF the terms OF certain Deed in
ID Trust made TO me on the 18th of Septem-
Der, ISL by r. c. and H. L. BriukIey, which
is of record Ia the Registers office of Shelby
county, Iennes, &c, in book IS, page go, and at
request of the holder of the debt therein Sc
cured, (tne said debt, interest and costs being
due and unpaid Will proceed TO sell, to the
highest bidder, at public sale, for cash, at the
southwest corner of Main and Madison streets,
in Memphis, Tennessee, on
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INEEL1C;E.

& sPendia new novel by AUGTSTA FV-
ne a autnG d S Oh ,BellL4h 81 Elmo, Tashti etc
lAi aathor, and one OIthe q nest fiStfons In fba
SS-HgLsh language. Every one must read IT.
Sold everywhere. ''0 i'S'u IT,
.,7-a., CIV. CARLETON & co.
OS'A'eON Publishers, New York
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MIs SISs EPPL.

Grand AID Imposing DemOnstra-
ton at Grenada Last Night
The Conservative DemOc-
racy Out in Full
Feather
Banners, Flags and Transparent
cies-A Pageant Never Sur
passed in the State-Ey-
eTybOdy Hopeful
and Happy.
Conservative Talks - Thorough
going Democratic Speeches
Predictions of Success Gu
tuesday, the Second
of November.
Appeals to the NegrOes-Declara-
tiOns of COlOred Democrats
The Peace and Welfare
of the State the Is
sue - Pease aG
Washing ton
Etc, Etc.
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"Did you nebber see de debil,
Wild his WOOden-irOn shovel
- 1 ....-- -.r,Al--nA I'll

Picking up de sinners wild his big t0e-nail?"
This WAS truly fearful picture, and
IN its hide0us character, yet accurate
illustration Of the official demise of the
subject-mstter Of illustration, was not
less terrible than the graphic scenes de-
picted by Virgil in his account Of
Hness's visit to hell. This transpa
rency and design were produced by Mr..
J. L. Glenn, a young gentleman OF Gre
NADIA, who determined TO give prophetic
illustration of the official death that at
tends corruption. 1t was severe, but it
was not uncalled fer by the character Of
its subject.
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ROUTE OF THE PROCESSION:

Up Main street TO the female insti-
lutte, down Institute avenue to S. 2. La
cocks Te.idence, thence north to the de-
pot, thence west by Depot street and
through the public square by J. J.
Weyneth's residence, thence to the old
Jackson place, thence south to George
Lakes residence, thence east to Green
street, thence to the speakers stand on
the public square.