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Ffom 4. q. Gu u,h's Speech IN LouisrtH
HIS history shows that not only does the
President appoint ana retain CORRUPT aud un-
faituful officers, Out he carries ABOUT himself
the odnr OF ulsnonesty. We see tie wood seikr
OF 81. Lou s, the tanner Of Gaiena poor man
at the close OF the War-noW rolling In wealth.
We see him accept costly gifts from tue sicu-
plants wulch surround nim, and IN reward
therefor appoint them to ohces. the duties uf
winch they n We not the ability To- discharge
the important trusts Of which tney have not the
honesty to keel. | ask vOu. fellow citizens, 10
lie free Of the suspicion OF having
An itching palm
To sell and mart bis otlce Tor god . undeseryeTs2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-27

Remit subscriptions in Post once money orders
registered letters drafts New York to the order
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Any subscriber failing TO receive HIS paper within
reasonable time after writing, will please advise US
promptly Of the fact whether he sent cash, check,
honey order, or registered letter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-27

TO which the Fifteenth Amendment had
confined their power. 1t seems, accord
ing to the Heralds correspondent, that
the Attorney-General is regarded in Wash
ington as a second BISMARCK. II that
means that he makes the law to suit him
self, perhaps be is well named.
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DAILY AND SUNDAY. 40 cents line, ordinary sdver-
tisipg, large type, 80 cents and preferred posonA
10 cents to 1850 according TO classification.
wKEKLY.-b0 cents line, no extra charge for large
type. Preferred positions from 40 cents to ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-27
Another Campaign story COntrRdictcd.
mn HE IIl4u0 Arg4H

The Republican organs are circulating
the following Wurus, dttnI that they were ut
tered ny u bulun H. Vance, the De,uOcratlc can
didato iur Governor II \ irtu Carolina, at Suei-
byVilc. \. g., On the 10 tuSt.;
Iluemb tnat uil II southern heroes who dipped
their nAnd. ia uhon uuud AL thtr leaders IA TIC
hJu,h, re Tor liolorm ana llldeh,
aus Is u Deliberate and desperate lie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-27
In case of HAYES election, his Cabinet
will prot ably be about a. follows:

Secretary OF state -Jobber BLAINE
Secretary or me IrsdsrrV-BILL kENBLH.
Secretary oI Hdr-DoN CAMERON.
SecretIfV NJ me NIrY-SFCOH koBReoN.
SecrsfdrD QC the fHfertor-Liitle KILPArHfox.
Pstoiistsr- Generdl-JERE HARALsOs.
Attorney GeneraI-Fatner lATT.
We call that nrst.class Republican Cabinet,
devoted to the science OF Addition, Division,
and Silence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-27

yron. I'D o,.nlo oloae. 80 IS.

FTOF NC IWVTIV UIVOt nfVI 20
At tho services held by Henry Ward
Deecner IN TINS citv yesterday, butn the North
ern CONGREGATION 4 Church In the morning, aud
the Or mi Opera House IN tho evening, were 80
UVrr,Tuwded tDit may persons, principally le-
males. were ken out III a fdinting Cunuiu n.
he crash vas 50 great tndt IN some ms ,uces
slight mi ~ vas sustained 10y tnos0 WHO got
damned II the crowd and torn urss-e-, smashed
lans, and complains VI lost Iewelry, were nu-
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The friends of llldeu aud Adams COM
Trise the positive ana aggressive element n
western Mass cuus tts politics, ANA uls,ity the
greater number VI "ctmpM-u hdgs" ana the
most ocuvitv. GOV. llldrn's old home over iu
leptuun ~ SO near that he IS looked upon as b
neignhor and one of the people mere.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-27
What Charles W. willard OF Vermont Thinks
of Brother Blaine.

IL could not have supported Mr. Blaine
under any circumstances. Wnie WAS IN Con-
cress Win INN he was always nand-in-glOve with
the worst railroad LOBBYISTS ~ tue country ana
only cuu1rms what ntd long u on more tnAn the
SUSPICION ut the best men la MS own party
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ZACH CHANDLER has snubbed CARL
soHuRz and has fiozen out DRIsTow. but he
still keeps diminutive HALE, and dirty KILPAr-
RICK. and cheating CoLFAx and BILL KEMBLE
and doubls-dyed BLAINE, hard at work for
RUTHERFORD b. HAYES and civil service reform.
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What n dreadful state of mind HAYES
must he In about the Onto election. lie be-
seeches his friend. Brother BLAINE to come to
the Republican help there, with te "a In his
eyes. and Brother BLAINE consents, for where
will he be II HAYES Is defeatei2 Where will he
then hida those honda?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-27

Many OF the HAYES organs in the North
have endcavored 20 work upon the preJudices
OF their readers by pointing TO the fact that the
Democrats IN South irolina have nominated
for Governor WADE HAMPTON, who was Gen
eral In the Confeder tie army. From this they
undertake to show that the sprit Of rebellion Il
SIN rife In the South, aud that II HAMPTON
should he elected the negroes OF South Carolina
would be virtually relegatcd to condi ton OF
slavery. The following extract from s'eecn
delivered by Gen. HAMPTON in Aobeyille, a few
days ago. shows his real sentiments upon th9
question II races:
The only way bring about prosperity in this state
bring the two races ~ fenhlY rrih Ion tosehe
The Democratic party IN snutn Carolina, OF lom
his stae - % ne TIE ecu Of a1ne Is TO nave every
Slss ', and Of tm state Tms bemocrtic pa ty IN
ulh Car lima pledges Itself %, RI an lcgen tne
the upltei states Constitution an Ole se my iSh
aud pledge 1t Tor thos, gent enen 'no ere on me
les We will serve, protect. AM defend ~" riyhs OF
Ina II there Is Whit ma in this assembly VINO.
pecause hc is Democrat o. because he Is Shite man
ne vii n mi DitNeen hun nd le law. or gran,
o. ~ 'nS e cSsrei P MN me- mist and tell
him tat That Is hls reason Tor Yotins Tor me-
not 10 vote AT all
The Views here expressed are those OF tho
ent m Jority OF the white citizens Of the re-
constructed 81 ties, and especially of those who
by reason Of their superior Intelligence afe tho
leaders ~ public opinion. We ask every candid
reader 10 judge for himself which is the most
creditahlo-the action Of former rob ls like
HAMPTON. who, accepting In good faith all the
results " the war, are endeayonng to restore "A
| real peace and To promote amiolble relat ons
between neighnors Of different raoes, or that Of
bomb proof Warriors, Ike JIM BLAINE whose
utmost effort. are directed tn rekinllinl the
| animosi Tea engeudered by tho ciyil war, ana to
the lnstiganon Of diss 'nslons between the whit,
| and coored voters Of the Sonth1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-27

Bon GNGERsoLL alys that when he was
i,sked, IN 1884, 10 support the Fdgltlye Slave law.
he repsu gentlemen, n ever step between
any man and his liberty hone GOD Almighty
with his trundcrbolts viii dash me into hell"
which prov that Ron IN0ERsOIL saw further
into the future In 1850 than no does In 1870
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-27

The International Code Committee OF America
Il to meet la the Jua- yuun, at thu ExpVsllUnD
Philadelphia, w Ihur-oay, sept. -.
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and Ggue pnrmnucl lily removed nv Or. D. JaYnr'a
Ague Mixture, sure for ~ chile aud aIJenGtug
levers, SUD eYerywneTet-AdU.
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G. WILEY WELLS, carpet-bagger and Re-
publican member OF Congress from Mississippi,
10 one OF the most unscrupulously mendscious
Of all the wearers Of the bloody shirt. Having
been sent by ZACH CHANDLER to persuade Cali
fornia to vote for HAYES. he unblushingly said
In N Francisco:
"ln INV State there ere less than 20 900 Repub-
lcais Hho not 20 to tue 20 Is Ihey the Demo
or tel have an organization called the n acK Line
when declares that any Dack man who goes TO the
polls IN ~ no. b" employed. Now. speak what know
when saw tnat bOO men have Dern shot down In my
IN Mississippi goes to bel without closing his
house aud guarding against reoel bullets and rebel
alsasslns."
THIS same G.. WILEY WELLS was elected to
Congress with the aid OF Democratic votes over
a Republican opponent. not more dsreputable.
hut better known than himself. Just SIX months
pgo G. WILEY WELLS had the following CONVEX
sation with a reporter Of the brownsville (renn.)
States:
MORTON that the late election carrie by violence
anu intimidation? Ain some pur ions Of the State
there doubt such intimidauon but u ever such
mode OF carving election usinaole, Il was Ia
{ At election. The ANEs party simply aucmnted to
AfricanKe the STATE and for that purpose armed the
ana instructed them to Kill burn. a1d destroy,
n necessary TO elect ther ticket.
20 Then. A. Northern man ana Republican. YOU
were not much prosecuted 10 that canvass ny the
rcnesY A.-Wel no. should saw not. Tue truth Il,
decent Republicans are safe In Mississippi a. else
where
II HAYES IL elected, II will be prDcipally
through the efforts OF such blithesome liars as
G. WILEY WELLS
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THE Hon. SCHUYLER CoLFAx WITH speak rs follows;
mon ice 10. 1hursdHy. Oct. . z. N.
"Crnwn Poiut, Friday, Oct. 6,2P.M.
"VaparaisO Friday. Oct. o. night.
" MiahaW AKA. Sttutnay. Oct. 7.
"laport' Monday, Oct. y, 2P. VI.
"South Bend. MONDAY, Oct, v. night.
"Msjur ". ii. CALKIss vii accomp my Mr.. CoLrAx
to these points"
Major W. Ii. CALKISs ia, we infer, the medium
through whom the late Honorable SCHUYLER
CoLFAx materiaIes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-27

We cheerfully add TO the publicity which
the Indianapolis Journal has given to the politi-
cal engagements OF one OF the most distin-
guished corpses in the Republican party:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-27

line new Sulldn, ADuul iluinll. ~ III
favor of economy ami reform. From time im memorial
the kitehcn provided the countless persona
emplo, ed in the household with PROVISIONS which they
were allowed to take 10 their homes. In 40 al AIEs
time the Kichen cost more than e,0OuO rurS.sh
amonih BY order from the Sultan. the cost has
been reduced to one-nalf, and the employees Will nave
plentiful repasts; for lnatrai u taxing the provisions
home. meals Will De supplied at liked hour In tina
palace Abdul IMnid has also dete mined to taAe Ms
own meals with members ~ h, fanny Instead OF
slone, Ike his predecessors. The sutin nt- aduptoo
another measure Of economy. Hitherto the poritlou
of the suit MS mother hAs been eNcrpf iona! ong
Aon" of all MOhamiue ian women she can appear l.
puOic I'M, eed and receive An many Vss NJ sht likes
n, household has always been orElni1ci on most
prOfusu scale, and the muthrr OF the Lite Abdu ALh
had no fewer IMAM a hundred tcmae slaves and egnty
eunuchs ia her service. The present suiaAH mo9her
divd while lac quite cnid, and, according /" eus-
tom, he WAS given m charge OF lldy Of t.c palace,
~ho LAS c aimed, as his adopted mother. the Usual
privileges They have been rcfus d mr. uY me s"h'1
who has effected SAVING OF ei50poJ Tul-'A -
/
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-06
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
POLITICAL BUSINESS = FASHION NOTES
THE GREAT SHOOTING MATCH THE
BEECHER BUSINESS.
NEW YORK. September 16, 1876.
POLITICAL.


The nomination of Lucius Robinson for
Governor in place of Seymour, was the
most trigical farce ever played. and the
most deathly gloom was manifest. Kelly
and Morrisey, the two princely * refcrm-
ers'' of the party undertook to put some
life into II, but it was failure. The mem
bers felt that the death damp had struck
the party, and that any attempt TO revive
1t was aswaste of time and powder. Then.
aside from the fact that Seymour declina-
tion had thrown a wet blanket of unusual
GOODNESS over the party, the news from Yer
mont gave them cold chill, and that, fol
lowed by the crusher from Maine, fi,.ished
the work. The fact that the Republican
majority of those States was greater than
it has been for years, hurts them. They
have discovered that the people compre-
hend the real question at ISSUE 1t is not
whether Grants administration has been
altogether q suceess. but whether the coun-
try is ready eo turn the Government over
TO the care of those who swore itsdestruc-
tion. and VINO are as determined in that
purpose now, as they ever were. This is
why tie Republicans of Maine and Yer
mont. no matter how they split on mere
foca issues. coaue very sosidly to the front
when this question comes up. Kelly. Nor
risey. aud the other :. .reformers', of this
city. see the handwriting on the wall, and
they are sfck-no prominent Democrat
would take the nomination for Governor.
They are all sick. Tilden is sick. and it
is said that Hendricks is sicker than all OF
them. It Is 4 sick time for Democrats
the. capture OF Tweed is botherinc them
feaifhllys and there Is more shivering and
shaking in shoes among the prominent
members of the. party. than little. The
Fact Is he was allowed to escape for fear
that he might let ont the secrets OF the
prison house, and his return strikes terror
to their hearts. Filden who was his coun-
sci and confederate. and who had his share
of the spoiis.. went back on him the mo-
nient he got into disgrace and he fears that
the Boss may tell exactly how close that
connection was and how much Of the plum
der he got. And Tiltlen Is not alone IN
this fear. There are huntIreds Of Demo-
Gratis In the.city whosare bowling for .sre-
form who are iii the same nx. When
Tweed gets back. and tells his story, the
source of great many large fortunes, the
place from which came great many gor-
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THE ClAMPA1eaN cHEAEH.ENesE OF rszs,

ssNamea Single reform dioctripe la,, -, ,,,.a..
t1ce thai the Democratic party has inauxuTnted
and carried out since 1840.'..S7a major SRs sz,,so31
JlGly, 1876. =
'sName one single good actof any kind that
the DenocIattc PARTY has performed in twenty
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u. ,. BOI,aHTON. N. D..

n RADEsl&TEs OF TIE UNIVERSITY
" Meficat College OF New Y6l4c late
member OF Bellevieu II spital A5edies.lGel-
Iege, New York. OFFICE-IH A. Carrot hers
n Co. > drug store, 4 lbany. Oregon. y :
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geously furnished houses, carriages, horses
and all sorts of plumber, win be made
known, and great many bright stars In
the reform armament will go down in
gloom. with q nasty streak behind thems
These men are hedging now, by swearing
that Tweed's return Is a Republican trick,
and that he has sold out to them. Look
out for some rich developments.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-06

TUNE-''Conafa' Throttle Rye.''s
Sherman sent challenge hearty
Morton did the same.-
For the Democratic party
One good act TO name
Good of theirs since eighteen-forty.-
Good of any kind: a-
Shocked, they fell back at that sortie,--
None would come to mind.
Tell us, party Democratic, .ze
Good act you have done; 8
But from good you're so cratic =,
That you can't name one.
Ha that question, SO perplexing,
{ Takes you all by storm,
Whats the use your gizzards vexfng,-a6
u Pfatirig of reform. ee ~ ..fg
Blaeker pages meier had history =
Than tIRst party wrote,
Why it lives vet is a mystery, IL
When its deeds we qnete.
Liberty lay crushed and bleeding,
.Trodden by its hoofs,
TIL Republicans succeeding
Gave it sharp reproots.
Kansas felt its tlesoIation,
Men were hunted down. j. - 3'H
Foul rebellion made our tation se
: Seem ia blood to drown.
Democratic foes, conspiring.
Formed the ''Ku-K Klux-Klan,''
Staying, scourging. dwellings firing,
Trampling feliow-man.
Surely Democrats are jesting
When they ask our vote,
While on records black fhey're resting,
While on crime they gIoat.
But they'll find our. in November,
Tricks like theirs can't win
For the people well remember
Treason. fraud. and sin.
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WORDS BY GENERAL ". 3. BRowNr.
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w r. GRAHAM,
: a. ". NYHLCOx
Pictares and Picsure Frames.
r. "a PTJRDOM

+. b. PIJRDIOM aas s 3
Would announce 10 ffle citizens of fA1bany and
vciu4fy f he IL preTlaFtsl 70 furnish all kinds
of PICTURE FRA 4eES faforteT. at sfserf not Ice
Pic ures framed, ard old frames rsssa9sssd faIsi
at his 0ffice on First street, sIaor vest ut
BroadaIhifa. and leave Your orders. az
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EPGZOOTRg's DIs'rANCEIs.

THE BAY TEAM STILL LIVES.
A sd IS FLOURISIING LIKE 4 GREEN
n bay, tree Il thankful for past favorS
and wishing TO merit the continuance OF
the san1es the BAY TEAM viii always be
ready, and easily found, to do any hauling
within the city limits, for a reasonable
cOirrel1s,t' ion. SS y eTfvery of foods
Speefaatys 4. y. ARNOLD.
2UR5 Pronrietor
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-06

TUNE-"comfa' Throttle Rye
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-10

GRAIN RAERERs RE FUsE TO sub
NIT to the wasteful and impe RECT work 81
other Threshers. when posted on the vdst stfpe-
gioritv Of this one, for saving krain. saving
time. and doing fast, thorough q 10 eoonomi'
cal work.
THRESHERMEN FIND IT higl Wy ..dyan.
tageous to run a machine that has n : Beat.
ers, "Pickers," or Apron" tina handles
Damp Grain, Long Straw. Heading. ', Flax,
Timothy, Millett and all such dihicu 1t grain
and seeds, with ENTIRE EASE Avn
EsFECTIV I'm ESH. Cleans to peril Nctior'
saves the farmer his thresh bill By extr t,ss
ing Of grain, makes no "LitterinEsi re
qulres LESS THAN 0NE-HAl.F the ueua
Belts, Bexes. Journals. and Gears; ca slei
managed less rspsirs; enc that grain rain ers
prefer TO employ and walt for, eVen a.
advanced P-ices, while other machiA'N'
are " out Of jobs"
Four sizes made with g, 8, 10. and
~ horse q" Mounted Powers, also
a speciality Of SepRrRtOFs alone"
expressly for STbAM y, WEIR n
to match other Horse Paw~rs.
II interested in grain raising, or threshinE,
Write for Illustrated Circulars (ssnt free with
full particulars of sizes, styles. prices; terms
etc.. HtCHOLh, SHEPARD co
a-1sSAw s.s1ia Rattle trek. Michtann.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-10
b by a e

Late on Saturday evening Tom Maggie,
a grocery keeper on Rsyburn- avenue,
engaged in a difficulty with a negro
named Lee Polk, alias Bloom, who had
insulted his (Nsgle's) wife. During the
alteration the negro drew a knife and
stabbed Nsgle three times, twice in the
breast and once in the shoulder. The
wounds are severe and dangeroua, but
Nsgle is much better, and his
physicians have strong hopes as to his
recovery. The murderous negro escaped
arrest.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-10
LEAGUES ANNOUNCEMENT.
rrandalad b a. RLruina Repor.-.

-
Respectfully announcing myself to the city
Some tive or two thousand substantial old
Who. frightened by taxes quite out Of their
REQUESTED my running and. promised their
Good snOushI r1ihang on to Che tails oftheir
I have no ambition (except to hold oaice;)
Now. isn't that frank2 You know I'm no
novice
In assisting my friends to form a ring
For once, and spells, and all that sort Of
I'll pIeto the good work of the faded "
And hunsug my friends who now are in fears
That l will be kicked from my official place,
And that they'll follow suit at the end Of the
race.
I'll reduce all your taxes Examine the char
ter,
You see. l can promise. for now and hereafter.
am OF no ring. no clique. no convention,
no party; but yet, all this is preteRtiou-
Forfings. ciiques Rad parties have ever been
Form part of my being by right that's divine.
fou now see the point. | dodge the old
And the ring Londonderry I'll try to enlarge.
what ! have accomplished in the two years
Viii shadow the faturo. my boys. to the last.
Tho d.bt OF the city is-well. it's diminished;
Taxation and burdens will ere long be IN
Or finish the people-to me all the m
HPm Mayor Of Memphis again.
IavVr 49, s~trictest economy now;
III gather the revenue, of course | know
Shove It into the treasury, where 1t will stay
Till tho boys Of the ring" sing out for their
ImOppOssd to all "jobs;" of cOurss'I must
Unless the contractors are selected by me.
l am for good s~treets-around my " prop
erty
And that Of my friends that's what they
ought to be.
For, sChoOls for the public. l believe that the
law
Of the State and the city; I'm for it, you know.
m t tSs ,hi0nesst ETY., yes; integrity. YAH and
In each branch Of the Commune. provided.
you sec,
l can prove ts the people. the boys of the
Have integrity, honesty and all that sort Of
thing.
I'm for justice impartial. By justice I meas
us PVT justice to favor the gang" 1 am in;
AS that Ia but Just; but Just here. you must
That | favor the welfare, the honor Of all
In tbs city. provided they'll come when [ call
AND support me for Mayor. And now you can
sec
That for Memphis, L favor her prosperity.
~ her an safe you can now understand,
mean Zoo, . latin word known in this land
Respectfully asking your vote you old rogue),
I'm you're, very truly. RingmRster John
4NHMAQa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-10
FoR PEMT oRLEASE.

OR RENT OR LEASE my PLANTA-
ton in Crittsnden county, ARK, imme-
diately on The river, IL miles below MemphiS.
Three hundred acres open, above overflow,
and very productive. House. outhouses,
stables aud fences. in good repair. Gin. gin
house and press on the place. Good landing.
Apply to me at Room 26, Painters Insurance
Building. 80 Madison street,.
Ill X J.PERS0N.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-10
10000 Yards OF calico
at . osnts.
AZ Vendig's, 226 Main street.


without any startling headlines, !
beg to assert that my old aud reliable
brands, ReGalis de Ia Reins, at s. pOr
handed, and Reina Victoria Matilda, at
81 POI, hundred, ere, in quality and
make, far superior to aug other cigar in
this market, sold for The same price.
Smokers viii please sample them free Of
charge, n, ,siq, RoEscHER,
.l04'tlasih 500 Main ST. under Peabody,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-10
Amuaasnanra.

MEMPHIS THEATEE. Tonight the So
dslity Dramatic Association will present
an interesting entertainment before the
public at the theater. The association
will appear in the Specter Bridegroom,
with the following cast:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-10

DR.. Edwards is trying 70 scare al the
beer-drinkers TO death. He says ofthem.
Their diseases are always Of a danger
GUS character, and, in case OF accident.
they can never undergo even The most
tri6ing operation With The security Of the
temperate. They most invariably die
under il.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-10

The second part of the programme
will be attractive. Mr.. Barry Sullivan
and Mr.. Cstheart will appear aud per-
form the death scene from Henry vi, Mr.
Sullivan taking the role Of Richard,
Duke Of Gloster. The evenings enter
tainment will close with a farce entitled
Boots at the Swan, characters by the Ora
matte Association. Apart from the at
fractions to be presented, the object OF
the entertainment ought TO be sufficient
to fill the theater to overaowiug. II is
for the purpose Of securing funds to erect
a monument over the clergy who fell
whilst visiting the sick and dying; their
mission then was not TO the nominal
Catholic only, but to whomsoever would
look upon the Cross and be saved.
MYERS OPERA House.. Manager Cor
man has reopened this temple Of variety
amusement, and presents nightly a va
ried entertainment Of a pleasing charac-
ter. A number Of popular artists sp.
pear each evening in specialties and
%fsrces, Manager German has arranged
for new people, who will appear in rapid
succession. Tonight an attractive bill
will be presented, consisting Of songs,
dances, farces and specialties.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-10
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