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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-06-17
Sheriif's sale of Real Estate.


DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
me directed from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Shelby county, Tennessee, in the case of
John d. Brewster, guardian, VS.. NJ. D.
Welch, administrator Of Geo. Il. Harris. de-
ceased, AMI B. and Il. Harris, judgment rem
dered on the I'd day Of February. 1876, for
the, sum Of, seven hundred and eighty three
dollars and niney-one cents, with interest
and costs of SUIT, To satisfy said Judgment,
etc., l will
On Thursday, June 30, 1876,
in legal hours in front Of the courthouse,
Memphis, Tennessee, proceed to sell, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following de-
scribed property, to-witi A lot about two
miles east of Memphis known on the plan Of
subdivision Of the estate of A. b Carr, de.
ceased, as lot No. 23. beginning on the north
side Of Pigeon ROost road at a stake, the
southeast corner of lot No. "a running thence
in southeasterly direction with said road to
the western boundary line of a small traat of
land now belonging to i. j. 9ogswell; thence
north with his line passing his northwest cor
ner, and then continuing with the western
boundary Of lot No. q for 5A acres il chains
and 3 links to the northwest corner Of lot No.
% on the south side Of Central avenue; thence
west with said avenue chains and p links to
the northeast corner OF lot No. "a OF said
division; thence south with the east boundary
of said lot TO the beginning, containg s S2-lOO
acres.
Also the following described real estate,
designated upon the plan of the subdivision
Of the lands of Kenneth Garrett deceased,
filed in the Office Of the Clerk and Master Of
the Chancery Court, in the city Of Memphis,
as lots Nos. II and 49, which said lots contain
ITO 76-lO0 acres, to which plan reference is
made for the limits and bounds Of said lots,
eing the same lots bought by J ohm Parks and
Andrew Henderson at the sale of said Garrett
lands, and by them transferred TO j, L. Grace
and j. r, Clarey, and by j. L. Grace and r.
A. Langstaf, legatees Of said ] I. h. Olarey, to
the st. Peters Literary Association by deed,
9th day OF July, 1859 20 feet being reserved
on the west side of said lots for a public road
Levied on as the property Of defendant. Geo.
L. hasris,to satisfy said judgment, interest
and costs.
Memphis, 5th day Of June. 1875.
o. 4. ANDERSON,
Sheriff Of Shelby county, Tenn.
| BY W. D. CANNON, D. s..
MCFARLAND Il GOODWIN, Attorneys for
! plaintiff. &.9l-F.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-06-17
Trustees Sale.

RY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY
- vested in me as Trustee. under the terms
Of a certain deed of trust made to me BY
Hamilton W. Cotter, OF due record in the
Clerks office Of Lee county, Arkansas. in
Record Book B. pages $50, ISL, l52 and 1853, l
will sell to the highest bidder. for cash, at the
town Of Mafiaiina, Lee county, Arkansas, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-06-17

"You may have it, sir, for the
money!" uttered Jessie Walters
family.
The jeweler beckoned to one of
the shopmen. With a customer
like Miss Million to the fore he
could afford to spend no time on a
trumpery ring. The shopkeeper,
an insolent, simpering fellow, with
a waxed mustache and a sky blue
cravat, came forward in leisurely
fashion.
"Your name and address, please,
MISS" said he.
"My name and address," re-
peated Jessie. "Wbat for p
"Its our way of doing business,
miss" said the shopman. "Look
alive, miss"
So Jessie wrote it down and went
away, feeling more bitterly than
ever she had done before the paugS
of poverty.
And Miss Million got into her
carriage with the casket of anne
thysts in her hand, and drove off tc
the Park Lane mansion that had
the honor of sheltering The family
of Million. N.3h 9
Mr.. Jones took up his newspaper
again.
"Fefguson," he said to the shop
man, "put up these amethysts"
The shopman surveyed the tray
" Whatdid she take, sir ?" p y
" Necklace and earrings"
"And cross too?" ica'
"No cross"
"There are only two crosseI
here" persisted Ferguson.
"Three, you mean," said Mr.
Jones, still keeping his eye on tn,
paper,
mo, blT, JWO'
"But there ought to be three
cried Mr.. Jones, jumping up. Their
were three just now. Look unde
the tray. Look ON the counter"
But the most thorough searcl
revealed no glittering cross, out
lined with purple fire. Mr.. Jone
and Ferguson eyed one another.
"Its gone," said the former.
Stolen, most likely" said tn
latter.
"That young woman with tn
old-fashioned ring said Mr. Jone
"Its her you may depend o
it." nodded the shopman. Z"
thought when she came in sh
had a sly, underhanded way wit
her. Here's her name and addrei
or at least what she gave {
SUCH"
J "Call a policeman at once.
said Mr.. Jones, frantically bustlir
, about. ''Why, that cross w
worth ten guineas at the least
: And to think that it has been al
r straeted right before our very fa'
: and eyes Run! What are yc
$ standing staring there for? A p'
liceman, at once!
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-06-17

II is the Organ the N. Il. C:iuroh
south, and PART 'euIarIy Of SIX An.
nuaI Conferences via; Memphis,
North Mississippi, Arkansas
White River. Little Rock ANA
Indian Mission.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-06-17
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON R.R,
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE ilrH,

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. JUNE 1lTH.
" 1876:
Mail train, daily.............l2.50 so am 800 pm
Express train. daily....,... 500 Pm R.Ol am
SOmerville accom- dation IN
(except Sundayl...".... $50 pm S.@ am
jackson, Tenn, accom-
mediation Tex. Sunday. 40 pm IL. 10 a.m
Mail train will not stop at flag stations be-
tween Grand Junction and Memphis. :,
Trains connect at Grand junction for all
points, and at Decatur closely for Montgom-
sry and points South. Close connection for
Naehyille by both trains. Close connections
at Chattanooga for Eastern and Southeastern
points. NaH
No change Of cars between Memphis and
Yristol and Memphis and jackson, Team.
The new and magnificent sleeping car line
vii, have one Of their new sleepers leave
Msm,,hls daily on Express train at ). go p. m.
Gov Iivl,chburg, Washington and Baltimore
Without change. 0Aly one change to New
York and Philadelphia. Time tioeRtv min
,,tss faster than city time.
Ticket office. 2s Main street.
WI ROSS, Sup't.
Tow B, DUN, Ticket Ag't. O-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-06-17

g =
"I shall be very glad of the stu
ton, mann, if you think l will
suit" said Jessie, meekly.
Mrs. Hornblende (who had
called at the humble lodging sat
in the little room, a whirlpool of
silks, satins and fur-trimmed cloaks.
For Jessie had advertised for a stu
ton as nursery-governess, and Mrs.
Hornblende, who was always in
hot water with servants and de-
pendants, had answered it.
CAT least you may come and
try" said Mrs. Hornblende. "To-
morrow, at -. Dear me what
does this policeman want?"
The official walked in, without
even the preliminary ceremonial OF
a knock, followed by Mr.. Jones,
and Ferguson, the shopman.
"We are here, said the JeWeler.
with a acertain assumption Of polnp,
"to arrest Jessie Walters for the
theft of an amethyst crossr
Jessie started with ashy face and
clasped hands.
"What does he meant" she asked
looking wildly around. els he
talking about me?"
"Humphg p said the policeman
"Good acting, butt won't 60 down
You've took the cross, miss, and
it'll be altogether the cheapest
thing for you to fork it over and
confess at once"
81 do not know anything about
the cross. l have not seen the
cross" said Jessie, turning alter.
nately white and red, and shrink.
ing back into the corner Of the
room.
"Oh, come on p said the police
man impatiently. eve hain't nj
time to stand fooling here, me ant
these ere gentlemen"
elias she been-s stealing ?" Mrs
Hornblende demanded under he
breath. And | was just going t,
engage her as goyernesS to my thre
dear little children! Good gra
cious I! what a lucky escape | hav
, had r. M
And Mrs. Hornblende disap
p cared, apparently anxious to ge
, out Of the atmosphere of arrest a
quickly as possible.
i" Jessiel Jessiep' gasped the poo
widowed mother, who had no
walked for five years, but always sa
in the one-arm chair by the on
}. window, meek and patient as
= saint; awhat does this mean? Ho'
: have they got such a thing int
their headsT ast
e I" Mother, dear, it will all b
l right, said Jessie, resolutely CHECK
d ing the sob that rose to her throa
Q 81 have done nothing wrong
TheylCannot put me in jailV'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-06-17

MEMPHIS, TENN, juno 10, 1875.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE llrH'
" 1876, trains will run as follows;
Nd Leave. Arrive.
New Orleans mail, daily..-2;50 pm. 1880 pm
FreiTht and Ao' datiOn, nf - IiHi.
daily (except sundayle:: $3.50 Am 800 Am
ISI'i n Irq-T NJ. BURKE, Sup't.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-06-17
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estat, }.

DQBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
Il that BY virtue Of venditioni exponas TO
me directed from the Honorable Circuit Court /
Of Shelby county. Tenn. in the case of
pt; =. A. White VS.. Caroline Greishaber,
ary, 1876. fer the sum of eighty Eve dollars
and fifteen cents, with interest and costs Of
SUIT to satisfy said judgment, etc., | will, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-06-17
MOnday, 26th Day of june, 1S70.

IN legal hours, in front of the Courthouse,
memphis, Tenn, proceed to sell, TO the high
est bidder for cash, the following described
property, to-wlt: Being in the county of
ohelby, State of Tennessee, and in or near the
city OF Memphis, il being the triangular piece
Of land bounded by Lauderdale street on one
side, the fernando plank road on one side.
and Georgia street on one side, and contains
ny survey one-fourth Of an acre, more par
ncularly described as follows: beginning At
a stake at the southeast intersection of Her
nando road and Georgia street; thenoe with
the south line Of Georgia street north 6lko
VI feet oinehes to stake on the south line Of
Lauderdale street; then CO south with the lima
Of said street $50 wet l98 feet to a stake on
the east line Of fernando plank road. thenee
feet to the beginning.
Levied on as the pi opsrty of defendant.
caroline S5eishaber, to satisfy said Judgment,
Memphis, SOth day Of May, 1876,
@. L. ANDERSON,
Sheriff Of Shelby county, Tenn.
By j. Q. BUSTER, d. S.
y ~ ny HEARS, Attorney for plaintiff.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-06-17
DURING THE. CENTENNIAL

Exhibition at Philadelphia, this line will sell
Excursion Tickets at greatly redqefeq 5Sf 3 T1vs
THE SHORT LINE. ths only line running
through cars TO Eastern Cities, For sale az
ali the Ticket Offices in the South and soutn'
"'' JNO. MacLEOD, gen. suP't.
s y, g. PAREER. Gen. Pass. ana Itekett,A.gen1'' g1
louisville, ky y. -.IIVe-11 11lh-'SS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-06-17

THE N. E. CHURCH. SOUTH. WITHIN
the bounds of its circulation, embraces a
membership of about one hundred thousand.
The geographical lines which bound il fold
embrace the largest portion of that territory.
tho commercial contOr of which is Memphis.
Lawyers, Doctors. Merchants, Teachers and
Farmers Subscribe for, and read the WEST
ERN METHODIST.
Business mon win find it. no doubt to thsi
interest before completing their Advertising
arrangements to consider tho comparative
merits of our paper as an advertising mo
dium.
We mean business. and will mako terms as
reasonable as any fair dealer would urge.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-06-17
MISSISSIPPI & TENNESSEE
RAILROAD.

Change of Schedule
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-06-17
RAILROADS.
LOUISVILLE And NASHVILLE
AND = e &
Great Southern Railroad.

SCHEDULE.
Express train leaves daily Except
Saturday sssss' llsfl psul
Mail Train leaves daily am
Accommodation leaves daily.--........ 5:UO pm
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on all night
trains.
For tickets or information, apply at Ticket
Office. 2S7 Main. northwest corner OF Madison
JOHN T. FLYNN, Sup't Memphis Div,
JAMES SPERD, Ticket Agent. TT
, 1876-06-16

TIon: III the name and on behalf Of tho trnly 1oyal
Tenp!c OF Louisiana, whom | In pnrt have
the honor 10 represent In this Convention,
! rise q fecund tho nomination Of the
the Hun. Oliver T. Morton, Of lndiAna. fehcnrsl. n
man of spntc.. integrity Ichncfs. natchcst c,lr.
agc ~ hfoa'l nni Catholic views. Ills nomination
fi!l arcnrc the combined patriotism Of The pnrty.
lGhrcfs. nna Erlc. ~ ''Eood;:"l Wien rtc'iacnt
escape" ffhecrs. lie struck the clnrd Or Tho
nati'nnl hcsrt and wherever ntnfh all tho
6ttsiinnrrH this uttrrancc has hrcn repeated It has
been greeted with thnndcsans applause. [t,hecr..
Sir tho elevation Of tho lion. oliver r. Norton
q Indiana, will not only secure the arrest md
.'e,ys revenue. hut wi do more. thar. TINT; i
those monstors IN, thu South. fApplautc.
wo nrn driving nuny lie capital frnnl than stcitni
end Aesrnrins it, c"rlMercc+ prosecuting md n,ur.
deffn: white and hnck Republicans In Tint Slate.
[Aprfnnec.l More than this, Mr.. President, It
Will be tho consumntan of all tho hnpcR nnEi a.pt.
taiinnA If The 1nvcrs Of liberty everywhere
(Aprlamfc.1 II Will be the combined, the rom.
rir", the nal settlement of all the great questions
rlaFng nut Of The late unfortunate wnf. tAp-
Thrn, sir. with oliver r. Morton M our
d, elt!1eas guaranteed BY tas an,cnG.
protection ot every nun In Ills civil rtglts ~ !n-
tended by God nnh onr country. Victory muut and
s!1ail perch npon our banucrh. LApplausc.
, 1876-06-16
NOMINATIONS.
JEWELL. j
VARIOUS AtOTJONA.


The Chnir--Thc next business in order ia to nom.
inatc candidates for President nf tI1u United StatrH
A delegate from Missouri moved to adjourn I'll
O'clock III tile evening. Abont stls snule time
delegate from pcnnsylvsnla moyud to adjourn TIL
~ o clock Frf4ny.
Ms. Hale. " Maine move Tint tho Convention
now psocped TO put IN noMinatson anil select IL
Ga'aa,aatH ia 1or lfcs'dchs OF tho unItcl ssates.
''iI,u chair-TAat ia tho next hus!ucsa In order
nate can!ldate or PRESIDENT of ths United statss,
rsnly receive aay l. ths1o 'Se's Se any
.nent tIlflo O'clock fIiday. Iut i VA III
rotary Gull the rul pf StateA In alphabetical order,
and at tho call Of each state II should present It's
can,itssate H Y Il Ind any.
got III fur In ths list US c0nnccticut, when
TIE HON. BTRPilEN ". kELLOuu
II tho President will pardon nc, Will ret
through If rr,tnn III my scat In less time thai it
vii taxe n,e T. e. IT, thy and return
yanccd to the platform and addressed tho Conven.
tnr as follows:
Nix c1A,nxAxAspGEsranass lam Instructed
lIy majority Of the delcgalcs for Connecticut to
s"n na.p III sws 81 eosnssea s ss of a, ts
clecr.. In siusle ward wish to caii your . at.
ienloa to the fact lint wnle Coslnecticut il ofen
callud Democratic State. that from the hour oi
1880, through avo successive Presidential s!ec.
tinn... we never failed You in a
sinY'o Instance. lChecrs. UyerI,owcrcd us We
cxertIoiis md detcrmInUd courage We have carried
our state In linz with tLu ranks VI the Republican
present ho maine OF Marshalt Jewcil as our dow
crnot, who 1rdccllcl our State frDIu Tho rule of
the Democracy In 1bJU. We elected him tor
thrcG yeas, and le waa then Hri Minister u Rus
MA Dufins the lAst twu yours he llas bum ynus
ruEtHlastcr-Gtnrtaa, und you sucn pf the Gsoud
Msst Know you never hnd Il man In that pDsitun
who inAutntAted tho Fefor1n and dill nj much to
bring intclligcncs to your doors every tny and
every hour ns he who nuw hnlts this 0tlcc. We
q dctafn You longer, llnimply hay that wa bu.
litvG he hnh al the qualifications OF un executive
office, which will make him Tt to aLorn thut ~ he
bus adorned all other positions hn hna aver lIIed
lIhEllH.i -. -
, 1876-06-16

lat yent ont Republican trlena N congrrse hnv.
Ing There a n,*l1ritt Of two.thin'a voic, finally
g" a. &C.. "
dhy or 70. morrow, ar they should hxyr tlonc RI
thinii, hnt thrce years hence. In january. 1s7n.
think. grnilrh,rn. th1t WHEN san "rrNtrt.e lhc
resolution ns nfnpich = the Committee nnd report.
cd hrrr thfa morning. ,s"n w INT ,ns, u ii M
Convention will sastnin mt mn opposed 10 TAX.
lng nny Steps backward.
rMR REVOLUTION DRPHHnBp.
ucn nawiry,- of Conu.cticut-M-. rFctlllant,
sIa .d,s! gentlemen, w stain 20. bnt ahori tne
a ,aSy "s a. a nono1a
Ito gentleman. hi. offered n substitute. Tint
s"ml1 hs allnwsd IT, say ward n !lcl9f Of the
lraiug with principle. for thu sulslauce Of party
lGsits year Or four fopg yraEs. to conlne yunr.
Ecneral rule whIch guserntr.l Il. IN drawing that
lr!tion, nct wlIch i m l1un"r t" lin and 10
biz .oAbt M 10 this purpo,p of ,ho tnycrn,nrmt 10
tnlnll, In letter and tn apEst, tho obligations uf
ih'H government 10 redeem In coin every dollar of
the debt shye where tlerr was express rruvsi1n
tU the cnn,rury III the BILL tint great act affirmed
IN a. ao'smn. clear. al,t strong language q. Tho
4 ths aation 70 uiai Ill sSesa @ asRatan;! fsat %!
fpasat' ;t an III, Sfsst =, ae'sH %
lion. nnt a,sing Ia It, 'shat commercial pro,pcr.
~. pnnlls mpr"s md 1atIona credit .e'nnaA that
progress 10 fpcctc payments The gentleman
wnnsH u cunfnr the whoIo declaration 10 lc duty
Of Carrying ont tile ltes4!nrt!un act. NO cnlicd,
which provides fur resumption two ycArs from next
l,a,. the il5use brfora nrxt January. and il
It could pass both lnuser, tass tlr cl,ancca thai
% yon VIII ltaye hI' Houses, 81 cuYrsc You know
~ tNJfIr Int r,cfx
, 1876-06-16
IMMIGRATION.
t'HQb'0HfSu AMENDMENT.

Mr.. Pierce, OF Massaclusetts-Mr President,
and gentlemen OF the Gonssntiun, | deare to
move MI amendment 10 lie platform which has
besn ohcrcd, and u nnko h few rou,arks II, uuu.
p,rt Ut thr amendment. l move ia amend by
striking out Whit appears upon the claventh page
In relation to Moneotlam Immigration. Zap.
plauss. The Republican party In this Centennial
yeAt IA twenty years old, al m.e4 to-day fos thc
sixth time In National c0nycntiuu nt,l tijs Ii thr
nsst time IN a'l tat lung ptrloa TINT aDr attempt
s"iss g Sss''Ies 's ,as Absaha@ f. a' a Sa
sJud ssn met IBIS DoGGH%s Gfss, op as
Ut Independence tad TINT doctrine bern cnuaned
" lhs CaucastaM lu the exclusion VI the African,
Mnnsolsa.', or othrr RACES. drnounce, therefore,
,nen'urJ Of Abraham Ltrculn. lrnouncc II IL a
departure frt, TynrY ltspAtiican platform adnptcu
nounes !. u y,nla.lun ,of thr principle. Vi tho
Declaration nf Independence: ! strnuuncu it us
contrary to the great law u Christian h.r. wh!cl.
tween Dew atl Esntilr. thcrefu.e n.nss thin
amendment. will not ACCEPT t!iis resolution. 1t
!. n9t ny dHctr!ne, Is not the docsFsne " Srw
t"t +, Ind ,t the "ny African o9 one consui.tes
eoFdrd h'' 'o'' asa!nst T.
Gov. Axtcll. or Sew lirxieo--ln relation 10 the
Il H. Gsa,sn,iua TOR eus ous M o. n'''sSso two
M9Fu IN ast All III Hosa"s o. ts re's s'.ss
d.s'Fs shat Cousttss shout! insc.lisa.e liz
question Ut M"n:oHr q. chinese tn..lirra.son
TOY hus simply y III, ,estsatr ,ha. question Ii is
ealH'ra Wy thosv be7s tnf"tnr'i upon shs subject
saM It y. iu fact, au Importation OF coolies
II labor hired in China Al thu rIcrs paid Here, W.
viii suppose ut 81 mouth, with rntsucts running
three ar fur yrars under tic eo"lEe system; thai
they t4u,e Under pTetc're of Immigration 10 this
cnnnsrs und by their customs, hs Irir papa, nnti
!ltty Iablt,, degrade Amrr1ran !ahnt. l.'h,csr. j
VIZ hnrr u.kti Long rers 10 investigate he subject
we asI; ttt tho grral Republican party. that las
aways heen oppoeea tu srryilr luhur, that haa al.
Ways eeeA uppused lo tic atuyc tradc, shoud IN.
testigatu this subject, lhe tine has cOntr for tlis
s.'p 10 b. thken, and ! trust tt.at t,la s,,nplo
request fr0m brethren uM The laci1c Slope will Lc
a,csaed IL, smpl, ulld only fur an investigation,
THE bI1.SEH kESti.
Senatns JunGA, Of Srsatlu-tigHtIc1nau Of the
Cum Meatton; AfitF w luus utld txdinas i session
~ noi psppose to "ccupy the aite!ton nf this Con
Seht uu but few nlolisnts on this question. Tho
GU sun !s oHG Vt ths greatest muortance rot unly
" vu1 oHn etxsns, but our own Abo1csa. with ~.
, 1876-06-16
NORTON.

Nolt' tHSAidON slEl.CH.
When Indiana WINS called Col, Il. ", Thnnnaon
MH. PRESIDENT AND aEsrLEnrs nr THIS coy-
yENTloS: um Instructed by tho entirc Kepub.
lean purity Of lndiuMa 10 put before thls Conyen.
tIon the naulc OF Oliver r, Morton lclleers1 ~ Z
sultablo nominee for tho Presidency OF the Untcd
States. W. present hls namp TO yuu
because We not only believe but know him to be
worthy, to be faithful honest. aud untlrnx .epru-
scntstive Of tho Ercat Fundamental principles upon
ard must alwayH stanl. Thase principles may be-
than hs ese,'on hut you must elbow ~ to ny that
' To :sntls % sm,nissattoa M ann of 'nt'sF "';F
o1 @ Mas GoYe,uot: a, W hays Conferred ttia
pllHlent but because hu hns
WON IT IN THE FIELD or DUTY
TINT dary oflenl which alone decided not
H,my ,,, =. .;l ths M courage s but ths virtue of
thu darkess hour of our rebellion, and hu Ina heeti
sluaa 70 every erlnln shcr tint darkness has been
tnpsllra and ,e ssands today in tie Senate Of Tie
statesmen Of the land, md Whenever there IL an
assault ,.. e b. matu uran thu rights Or humanity,
!hci., upon tna Rights u % iss nation iatDt,a It
%S. y1s G,ct 81 Moi;o, and n n tss Mao e
one. w do not asrDsate 10 ourselves &ny su-
pst'nrity eyer our sister stnte. when VIZ sag That
eqa tSs Ut q s he H 'ea esyss
hud ircsldenr fsum lu'liana. 1t may bc al an
SUMPTION T. ~ e. say th.t w teel o'tsevss old
sclses " my less worthy than Onr ncg.lbors alls!
ont t. q ,f1nensla, and w simply saI to yuu now
Uctnlmr rcctiuns u thIa year, the1c shall 10 vi,
from The ptsifiss u Indiana,
sUctl SllUUT DF VICTORY
Will do IenFih Df In.