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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-22

the Porter Rifles. Each "cAick'' makes
the best fight on its own dunghill, and
consequently the Nashville military
chickens won and our chickens lost. AS
q M~emphian stated yesterday afternoon,
If the "Chicks" do not bring back the
prize cup some Of them will bring back
the hiccough. But ere that is done some
Of the Nashville boys will be the holders
Of the same prize.
The struggle for Fire and Police Com.
missioner, to be elected next month by
the General Council, has narrowed down
to a ace between Colonel Magevney, the
present incumbent, and Mr.. John Gum
The friends Of both are putting in their
work where it will do the most good, but
the candidates themselves, under the new
charter, cannot engage in the election.
eering business.
Judge Adams of the Criminal Court
instructed the clerk Of bis court not to
certify to the State Comptroller the bill
of costs Of Recorder Duff in State cases,
Judge Adams holding that under the city
charter and ordinance creating the Office
Of Recorder that official was not entitled
to fees in State cases. Judge Adam;
also holds that in these cases the con.
stable who executed the writs was emit.
ted to fees.
An advertisement appeared in the
Memphis papers stating that a dozen
handkerchief could be obtained in New
York for twenty-five cents. Tom Damn,
of the Charleston railroad ticket office
sent for a dozen and received a dozen
paper handkerchief with blue border
made out of the rammia plant bark
They won't wash, and to use one woult
be a dangerous experiment in these day
of colds in the head.
State Superintendent of Public In
struction Leon Trousdalc lectured a
Cochran Hall last evening on "Histori
cal Tennesseeans." The exercises werl
marred by a most inappropriate display
of school exercises under that prince o
educational humbugS, Superintendent
Pickett. Owing to this school children
business, the great attraction, Colone
Trousdale, whom the people went t.
hear, was placed in the background, t.
the great disgust Of the audience.
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First Presbyterian Church, corner Third
and Poplar streets-Services at II am. and
1880 pm. by Rev, Eugene Daniel, pastor.
First German Presbyterian Church Ser
vices 2;9O pm, by Rev. T. U. Tschuii. Sun
day school, l pm. in basement of Second
Presbyterian Church.
Second Presbyterian Church, corner Main
and Beal streets Services Il am. and 1880
pm. by Rev. w. E. Boggs, DID,, pastor.
! Second Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
Vance street Services at II am. and s pm.
Sunday school, Gam.
Alabama Street Presbyterian Church-Ser-
vices at II am. and 1880 pm. by Rev. J. O.
Stedman.
Union Street Presbyterian Church, near
Orleans street Services IL am. and 1880
pm. by Rev. DR.. Waddel, pastor. Sabbath
school, $3.50 am.
FIRST Methodist hurch-Services at II am.
and 4. S0p.m. by Rev. S. B. Suratt, pastor.
Sunday school, Pam.
Central Methodist Church-Services at II
am. and 8 p.m. by Rev. James A. Heard.
Sunday school 9 I'm.
ST. John M. H.. Ohurch, corner fanoe anu
Lauderdale- Services 7 $50 bpm. by the pastor,
L. L. Chandler. Sunday school pm.
Fort Pickering NJ. E. Church, corner Sixth
and Jaokson-Service at IL am. by 1. L.
Chandler. Sunday school $3.50 am.
First Baptist Ohurch-Services at IL I'm.
and 1880 pm. by Rev. DR.. Lotion. Sabbath
school, 9 pm.
Central Baptist ohurch-seryicss at Il
am. and 7iSO pm. by the pastor, Rev. DR..
Landrum. Sunday school $3.50 am.
Linden Street Christian Church Sunday
| school at Q a Communion service at 1880
am. Preaching by David Walk at li;l5 Am.
and pm.
Bethel Sunday school at $3.50 pm. The
exercises will DO worry interesting. All are
invited.
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Burglary aud Robbery

Last night a negro burglar entered the
residence of Judge Stockton, on Walnut
street, near the head Of Vance, and sue.
ceeded in carrying of a silver pitcher.
Judge Stockton awoke while the burglar
was in the house and fred several shots
at him as he was escaping, but with whaI
effect has not as yet been developed, az
no arrest has been made by the police.
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COLONEL TrousdaIo,s Lec,uy.-


Colonel Trousdale, State Superintend-
ent of Public Instruction, came here to
deliver a lecture, the proceeds to be ap-
piled to the expenses incidental to send
ing the educational products of Tennes-
see to the Centennial. We consider it
a little unfortunate that be placed him.
self under the management of one who
signally illustrated his incapacity for
such a duty last night. In the first
place, the lecture was not sufficiently
advertised. Some free notices were
given by the LEDGER and other papers
when we knew that Colonel Trousdale
was coming, but the occasion was not
worked up as it could have been. A
rather select bat politely impatient au-
dience waited until long after eight.
o'clock last night for the curtain to
rise. The manager, after considerable
running in and out, succeeded by the
most herculean efforts in running up the
curtain about half.past eight. The crowd
had gone there to hear the lecture, but
now discovered that that was to be made
a secondary matter. Colonel Trousdale
was sitting in the back part Of the house
aud no doubt began to seriously question
whether he would be permitted to appear
at all. The first thing was a common
place dialogue between some boys, who
smoked cigars and sat with their feet Cd
the table in a highly Intellectual man.
ner, This was stupidity insipid. Then
the manager came forward and apollo.
gized for the absence Of one that he had
always supposed was a gentleman" but
who failed to furnish his part of the quar-
tette music. 1t was nearly half.past nine
o'clock when Colonel Trousdale had an
opportunity to begin his lecture. No
desk, table or chair had been provided
for his use, and as he stood in the
middle Of an empty stage and turned
over the loose sheets Of the manuscript
from which he read it was evident that
he felt constrained and embarrassed in
al unusual degree. He managed some
how to get through in less than half an
hour. After that followed some other
exercises, which upon a proper occasion
might have been we'll enough. We dis
like to find fault 80 often, but the occss-
ion comes up 80 frequently that we can
not refrain now and then from character
izing the acts of our Superintendent of
city schools. We certainly have no pre-
JUDGE or enmity toward him aud would
rot Intentionally do him injustice, but
his love Of display and o~stentation crops
out in so many ways that he continually
invites criticism. AS a manager he is
an utter failure, but what he lacks in
solid ability be seem to make up by fat
terry, external display and catering to
the vanity and weakness of human ma
ture. His treatment of Colonel Trous-
dale was really discourteous. He acted
as though the whole affair was arranged
for the glorifcation and display o.
Pickett. The lecture was entirely subor
dinated, and the audience made to fee
that for once they had been induced t.
pay balf~a dollar each to gee one o
Pickett school exhibitions.
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ooIemqn's Piccadora SC, 200 Main 81.
Amusemeuts

The JULIA MATHEWS OPERA BOUFFE
COMPANY Much curiosity is expressed
by that numerous class Of our citizens
who admire comic opera artistically pre-
sented to witness the performances of
Miss Julia Mathews and her clever CO.
adJutors. They COM to us heralded in
the most complete and enthusiastic
manner by the press of the North and
South, and those Of our citizens who
have witnessed their presentation of
opera bouffe in n~eighboring cities speak
in most laudatory terms Of the ~organiza.
ton. The repertoire offered during
their three nights stay with US is GER
tainly varied and attractive enough to
please all tastes. On Thursday Lee
cocqu's latest operate gem, Girohe-
Giroha, will be given for the first time in
Memphis, with a notable cast, gorgeous
costumes and surroundings, and full of
merrimeht aud melody. Friday, the
great opera bouffe (also for the first time
here), La File de Madame Angot, which
has created a furore wherever presented.
Saturday matinee, Balfe's beautiful
English opera, The Bohemian Girl, with
all the exquisite airs that have made the
authors name "a household word"
| -
Saturday evening, 0~genbach's greatest
success, La Grande Duchesse, with Miss
Mathews as Her Highness of Gerol.
stein" Zone might as well be out of
the world as out of the fashion" says an
old proverb, and as it Is the " fashion
to witness and enjoy the productions of
Ofenbach and Lecocqu, we anticipate a
Oesson of large average attendance.
Nothing is presented that is not in every
way elegant and refined, and we can
assure our lady readers that any or all
of the above operas are well worth wit.
Messing. Our readers will bear in mind
that the management, with c~ommendable
liberality, have determined not to ad-
vance the prices, relying upon our citi-
zens to crowd the theater in return for
his presentation of popular prices
MEMPHIS CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
The variety Of amusements which will be
afforded visitors to the Exposition build
log on next Tuesday and Wednesday
nigats will make the celebration one of
the very best entertainments ever given
in this city. The gentlemen composing
the German Casino and Maennerchor
have been solicited to give some of their
best selections on Wednesday evening.
The public will be exceedingly gratifed
to know that these worthy gentlemen
have very kindly consented to entertain
the sppreeistive citizens Of Memphis.
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TOR RENT-D WELLINGs, STORES.
Offices and sleeping-rooms. l. d. COMA
WAY. Rental Agent, No. 8 Madison 81: l34t
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MEMPaIs, TENN. April 10, 1876.
During this week, for the benefit of
those with small means, we will sell
choice potatoes at 35c per barrel, at re-
tail only. JOHN D. MIBURx & Co.,
AZ 81 Union street.
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Coleman's PiccadOra sc, 200 Main ST.
Goods.

The new stationery house of Chss.
Herzog & Co., No. BIG Main street, corner
Of Monroe, has received a very large and
elegant stock of blank-books, letter
paper, envelopes, etc., and it is the only
house in this city doing an exclusive
business in that line, Being the only
exclusive dealers of this class Of goods in
this market they have opportunities and
facilities for selling goods lower than
any other house in the trade. They buy
direct from the mills; buy in such large
quantitiel as to entitle them to the very
largest discount. They keep the best
assortment, ana are prepared to sell
goods at such low prices as to compete
with any house here or abroad. If you
wish great bargains in the stationery line
you had better visit the above establish.
ment and inspect the varied and elegant
stock.
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Personal.

Colonel James L. Gaines, the worthy
and efficient Comptroller Of the State,
has been in the city a day or two on off
cial business. He leaves Tor Nashville
this afternoon.
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PILES -Cannon's Salve win cure. For
sale at W. N. Wilkerson & Co.'S. Sc
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S CENTS EACH.

Our ladies linen hemstitched hand
kerchiefs at l23c. Kahn 4 Freiberg.
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FRANK LEsLIE's and Harper's Weekly.
Buy from Spangler, 378 Main street, a
few doors south Of Gayoso street 46
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Grace Church Strawberry Festival.
This entertainment closes this after
noon at 8 O'clock. 1t has been a com.
plete success, thanks to the popularity
and business vim of the ladies in charge.
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6Olem ms Piccadora SC, 200 Main st.
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Plants and everereens cheap, at Otto
schwals Seed Store, $40 Main, 81
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Base BaII.

Memphis VS.. Riversides, at Olympic
Park, tomorrow evening.
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COlsman.s PiccaaOra &c. 200 Main st.
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CRYSTAL Headlight oil, lamps, CHM
neys, wicks, etc.
ut f. j. TURNBULL, 234 Main st.
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FRANK LrsLIE's Magazine for May ct
Msnsford's. 4e
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WANTED "A COMPETENT MAN TO
w attend to 8 email cotton force. Apply
at Gaston's Restaurant, Room No. 4, from 5
to 3 am.
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A OPENING.

Colemon's PiccadOra 81, 200 Main ST
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EImwOOd Nursery.

Coleman's Piceadora Sc, 200 Main 50.
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GRAND OPENING.
Soda water and ice cream at
R. O'Brlen's, 400 Main. 45.t
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DENTIST,
TRIM IHos.
TRIMMINGS.
FOR LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
WASH DRESSES.

1EAOHINE FOLDED TRIMMINGS
M are the most attractive article pre-
sented to the public. and dispense with
ths usually troublesome amount OF
Asuncss and rufiss The accuracy and
beauty Of these goods recommend them
sye mi IN In rolls Of Y yards each, and
soid In ali colCrs at Csc per roll. Parties
ivtsrested are invited TO examine chem
or send for samples
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-22

PEABODY Billiard Hall, newly reftted,
tables in frst-class order. Call and see
for yourselves. S3f
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GAS PIPES, Water Pipes, Bath Tubs,
Pumps, Hydrants, Hose, etc. Price,
lew. Browne, the Plumber. 26S Second
street, opposite Court Square. 1851
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WANTED TO RENT-A NICE SMALL
w residence, convenient to Ledger office.
in good repair, with gas and water in it.
Inquire of Il. WHITM0RE,
l50-t At Ledger Office.
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Do You Want to Make Money!

Then bBy your hats from
COHEN, the halter, 2l0 Main
street, under the WOrsham
House. Spring stock just re-
ceiVed. All the latest styles
of Gents' and OhiIdren's Hats
05 per cent. less than else
where. 40
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In Clothing Department
We have a few more Of those elegant
cashmere custom-made pants, 81.
Elegant suits at $l2 80.
Elegant white shirts, 81 80.
KAHN & FREIBERG,
160, III, 178 Main ST., cor. Poplar.
Store open until 10 o'clock tonight.
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WANTED = 500 PER MONTH PAID
w agents for the best CAMPAIGN book pub
lished, S IL. MARROW, Indianapolis.
eA.6Thw7-OA
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Church Services To.morrOw

Coleman's PiccadOra Sc, 200 Main 81
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C0leman's Pieead0ra SC, ZOO VAN y.
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MEDICINE.
GOODYEARSL SILVER TONIC.

TINE ONLY REMEDY THAT RFFEoTU-
j ally eliminates the bile, thereby removing
all distractions that cause Indigestion, Sour
Stomach, Sick and Nervous Headache and
Dyspepsia. One teaspoontul after each meal
Price, 81 90. 83 xxiv-32
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BOARDING..

P0ARDING-A FEW B0ARDERS CAN
- be accommodated in a private family at
l6b Union street. 4l-69
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OANkAND Va AAAN
Bartee, 32S Main Of. Soda
and Mead, &c. 37't
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XTANTED-A SEAMSTREsS WHO UN-
w defstands 3 Grover & Baker machine:
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yTANTED = C0LORED FAMILIES BY
w tho month or crop. Apply at Gaston's.
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THE CITY

IFyou want to pass a pleasant hour,
call at Sid Cooks Peabody Billiard
Hall. 33t
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so dozen ladies' kid gloves, cheap, at
SOC. [46h KAHN b FREDERIC.
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OoIgman's Pieeadora 80, zoo Main 8.
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ooIemanIs Pieoadora Sc. 2OO VAN .
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WAITED.

TTANTED-T0 HIRE SIX HEAD OF
w work stock for the crop. Apply at JN0.
GAST0N'S, Roem 4, from s to 9 am.
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Coleman's Piccadora SC, 200 Main st
Base Ball.

Base Ball.
Memphis VS.. Riversides, at Olympic
Park, tomorrow evening.
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BUCKEYE SALvE, sure cure for Piles, at
Al G. W. JONES & Co. s..
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A GOOD
! 7-octave. French upright. second hand
piano. to exchange for a horse or mule and
light wagon. Inquire at 29i Main st. As. 4S
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Croquet Sets

At half.prics. LEUBRIE Bros,
220 and 222 Main street.
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C0leman's Piccadora sc, 200 Main 81.
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COleman's PiccadOra Sc, 200 Main st.
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Stoves, Tiuware, Wood and Willow
ware.
4Ot F. j. TURNBULL, 234 Main st.
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Large pine apples, 4Oe; two
for 75c; at 2S7 MRin st. AT
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Coleman's Picoadora 90, 200 Nom 81
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COleman's PiccGdsra SC, 200 Main 81
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EOR sALE-VALUABLE CITY LOT ON
{ Mosby street. Apply at Mechanics and
Traders Bank. 1901
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coleman's Piccadora sc, 200 Main st.
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1,0k SALE NEW FORM OF TRUSTEES
Z DEEDS. just out; for sale at Ledger office.
GOR SALE-LOTS ON LAUDERDALE,
Z Orleans, st. Paul and Carolina streets,
suitable for cheap residences.
lG. 1856 2. y. SMITH.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-A GOOD PIANO, B0X-TOP
i Buggy, with harness. Will sell cheap for
cash or on time. address, wv"
40-5l Ledger office.
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Dsp.ssas~s Lest Hv.siss.

ONLY snxhx.Ss fnotoohNrh' L''
evening Mr.. Johiink' an intimate ",'u'
Of tho family eaiicd nPo" w"
berryu. There Was no answer to his knock
-. an. ,,,or. Int n .crie. % extraordi-
nsry sounds came FROM the chamber. MT.
Joblink turned tho knoo anu w, piin'
noi,e ~, ~ va. an her kne,-. very red
~ \ i.ce. and punching vigorously with
hsoom NJ .o,nething under the bed.
prs..ntiv B~liukenlrrry emerged on all
fours from that shelter and explained
cheerfuiiy thA, no wa s,aan ia, hal
Pn's, ~ whs, nm. boy. snicker behind
thsir hands to-day B~linkenbcrry looks
asr,e-
fillmore .
.ho, nj.
...n,,, n. hal inst
ssnm..n, !, nistoi and vas showing IL ~ his
%. -,s, the accident occurred. The
viz 49, A.. wom.,'s .lde In such a
-. y. .e.rcclv 10 make an abrasion o.
the akin. and the wound is considered very
slight by ID. "eoo'r' INV A f'
cLrE has been found TO the robbery
vhieb occurred ON d street in Virginia
City iast Saturday night. In which case
suspicion rested upon W. IL 1iaI .i in dns
,;ma
~ 80
THs Pnssrprsr's Son COMMA o.
Grant, Jr'' son OF the rr''''en', .
panied oy : irisha. viii "a, ~ two
so-mofrvs norm, s;ii ~ a. sne-; Of Col.
James @. Fair during his visit.
rux annual large, excursion Of the
Washington Guard will b. held at Farmer
Trcadwsy's ranch. near Carson. saturday.
October ',h. Therewill ee archery Tor the
iAa'es, =
AN extra iorce oi p"i'ch''h were n.ee
sAy "a ,ha,..I..
men; so,nen r"i,,a.d dsp.at while ,bcy
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fEoa II. PILLOWS, VI. D., or HILL. y.
H. Although l have generally q great OBJ
lection To patent medicines. I can but say
in Justice to DIR. wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry that It Is a remedy Of superior
value for pulmonary diseases. I have
made use OF this preparation for years.
and IL has proved to be very reliable aud
eficacious in the treatment Of severe and
lo~ng-standing coughs. I know Of M pa
tent, now in comfortable health. who las
taken this remedy. and who hut for its
use. I consider. would not now be living.
I II. RELLows, n. d.
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hlsrrl NAlea.

sAx fRlSoIsco. sept. l9-3 y. N.
Ophir-5o bid.
Hale a Norcross-i0S bid.
Best a BelcheI AN bid.
Savsge-i9s bal.
Eachequer-itS asked.
Eureka Con.-i5s bid. IL asked.
Union Con.-itb asked.
CAledonia-s bid. Sd asked.
Yellow Jaeket-Th bid.
Hale a Norcross-iOS bid.
Best A Belchsr-t1t bid.
Belehor-22h bid.
Justice-i9h bid.
lmpsrial-ih bid.
Union Con.-itt bid.
Best a Bclcher-is bid.
Caledonis-sh bid.
Sierra Nevada -lib bid.
Prospects, bid.
Cslifornia-6ia bid.
Yellow Jacket -27s ssked.
Eiehequer-iia bid.
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THE NERO or GEORGIA.
SHERMAN AND SECRETARY
CAMERON.

A winter Indian Campaign % bs
Made = what shsrmsn md the
S~scr~tary OF Wac Nay About the
.Bayeset" Order The Reeep-
tios nt Nirgiuts-fhe Programme
OF the Party.
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rHr L
Coin HUI, September ie. 1876.

eternal and muta elotious P'ihs'P'Ns
OF the grand old Republican party IL, Thai
al mar xi,bout regard 10 race, color,
- -. ,,.i hotore
creed or ha'i'i'y' SNAIL ''ehu ofA
the laws Of our land, and enjoy the same
n~oI;,icaI privileges In all and every part OF
- -. 1890. .,J r.ccixc full.
o"i s'oi'o1, .'' -,
complete anu ample pfo'eotion ih 'ne Pui
suit Of life, liberty and happiness In any
n.r, ~ ,he t'ni.sd States. Tho modern,
,- ..n....nl,u,,, nauocr.tic
"eA'onAo''' "ee'
party deny this souna anu "ho'eso,ho NJ
trine. II 10 now well known. and . tnoI-
oughly well-sstabiished TACT, sworn 80
our courts, by southern reoci pomoe,s
OF the highest Social stanaihs 'nsmseI.os'
that the glorious Old emblem o our ~.
tionAlity, the nag OF our beloved country
10 no more protection to an American ciu-
zen In O great many large districts OF the
late slave States. than II would be In the
Willis Of Australia or the 1--WE suipnuric
regions Of hell. In fact, instead OF this
"old tlag" being . protection 10 Ameri-
can citizenship In those rebellious States,
Il il an emblem Of death and destruction
to \ largo body Of American citizens.
Now, II there 10 no flag in tho world that
will thoroughly protect negro and white
Republicsns in these Kuklux assassin dis
tricts Of the South. then we must conclude
that thousands 81 people are to-day living
In the United States without any govern
mental protection at all. II this IL true,
our boosted government OF freedom and
safety is all 9 farce in many districts OF
the southcrn States. and thousands OF
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