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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1876-05-18
a Bigger Man Than Grant


The letter of Doorkeeper Fitzhugh to
a friend in Texas, is being severely crit,
icised both by the Democratic and Re-
publican press. Fitzhugh may make
u good Doorkeeper, but it is evident that,
he hasn't enough to teach a back
woods negro school. But what he lacks
in brains he makes up in brass. We
publish below part of his ridiculous let
ter:
l have had to keep two ushers & two
to three clerks ever since the hour of
my election in my Office, & it is now five
O'clock in the morning that l have got
ten up to write to you.
Fay Fitzhugh 8 son arrived on Sat-
urday morning all safe I set him to
work on Monday at a 81, 100 place & he
is the most delighted fellow you ever
saw. 1 wish you could be here with me
do try & come on, the Govnt furnishes
me with a fine turnout & spanking pair
of Horses & before & after the house
sessions & recess I have exclusive use
of them, my goodman ONE down
every morning for, us, that is Fay &
myself and after driving around to my
breakfast takes me to my office, come
on & I will give you ga good time. 1
am a bigger man now with the members
than old Grant, I cannot put my feet
on the floor of the Hall but that they
make a break for me & sometimes q
dozen begging at me at once for place
for friend, l scarcely ever git out OF the
Office to go on the floor of the House,
1 have under me the Folding rooms,
Document Rooms, File rooms all cesn-
mittee rooms, all employees in the
South wing building & entire south
wing of capital, I have n Supt & assist
ant in each department and about a
dozen b~ookkeepers besides my Office
clerk, & we do things mp in stile. Ihave
a boy to take my hat & coat or I can't
turn around without some one at my
beck & call, h when 1 get my new APP
pointments broken, 1 shall have a rice
time. y Fay & myself spent the
evening with Mr.. & Mrs. Kerr last ev-
ening, I am a great favorite of hers
Mrs. Coxs & Mrs. Senator Gordon
quite a contrast here & Austin, 1 can't
turn for friends here.
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Centennial Exhibition
PniIIadeiphia 80 n

This great International Exhibition, designed
to ~ininemorate the one hundredth AnnIvel-
Sary OF American independence, will open May
10th and close November 10th, 1876 All the Ma
tories of the Union will participate. bringing
together the most comprehensive collection OF
art treasures, mechanical inventions. scientific
discoveries, manufacturing achievements, min
eral s1eclmenS AMI agricultural ~pfoluctS ever
exhibited. The grounds devoted to the Exhibit
ton are situated on the line of the Pennsylvania
Railroad and embrace four hundred and nifty
acres OF Fairmount Park, all highly lsprov-
ed and ornamented. on which are erect
ed the largest buildings ever constructed
five OF these covering an area OF fifty acres and
costing $500, DOC, 600. The total number OF build
lngs e%recteted for the purposes of the Exhibition
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1876-05-18
MURDER AND RETRIBUTIeN.
A German Citizen Brutality Murder
cd by . Negro Mob.
His Clerk WOunded-AnOther Murder
Attempted by the Mob,
The Infatuated Citizens Deal
Out UHlgh.llamded j Justice. j..

The Hnfurlnted Citizens Deal
Out uaigh.llanded = Justice. i.
A special to the New O"leans Demo
crat, from Bayou Sara, La, Of the 18th
inst, says:
At about IL p. m, on the 10th inst,
about forty armed negroes visited the
store of Max Aaronstein, on the Bayou
Sara and Woodville road, near the Mis-
sissippi line, and asked for Geo. How
ell, a young planter living in the vicini-
ty. Not finding their intended victim
they opened fire. killing Aaronstein at
once and wounding his colored clerk in
the face, afterwards firing on H. S.
Perkins without effect.
These facts are given by the Coroner
who held the inquest yesterday and re-
turned from the bloody scene at q late
hour last night. A large body of infu.
rated citizens of the parish and Of Will
kinson county executed two leaders of
the mob.
Especial to the New Orleans Times:)
SUMMIT, MISS, May is, 1876.
Information vas received here last
night of a row between the negroes fnd
whites at; Laurel Hill, West Feliciapa
parish, near the Mississippi line; IN
Friday night about thirty negroes went
to the store of a white man in that vi.
cinity and called him to the door and
riddled him with bullets. Aposse from
Bayou Sara went out on Saturday for
the body. The negroes would not give
it up. A fight ensued, and three ne
gloes we're killed. Two white men are
missing. The negroes are gathering.
Eleven hundred are said to be under
arms. The whites are going down from
the neighboring counties in Mississippi.
A SeriOus fight is expected.
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RIVER.
How vicksburs Can Restore n
Current in Front of the City
The Route. Distance and Prob
able Cost-AEubject Worthy of
Mature UDcliberatiOn.

able COst-AiSubject Worthy of
Mature IDeliberatiOn.
Tt is idle o to talk about the cut
off aud its effect upon the commercial
community. We are confronted by
very painful and stubborn facts, and
must deal with the situation as we find
it. The river is gone. and u only
hope for a current past the city, is in
changing the channel of the Yazoo riv-
er, so as to bring that river down
through Chickasaw Bayou, and along
the old race track, emptying into the
lake at west the marginof the National
Cemetery. Looking oyer the county
map of Capt. J. NJ. Searles yesterday,
we concluded to make a diagram OF the
Yazoo af1uents of the great river, and
through the industry of Mr.. Geo. Ran
dali, at Ben. Guider's jewelry store
we are able to present an engraving OF
the same, which plainly illustrates the
geography of our city surroundings.
The drawing is sufficiently accurate to
show what may be done in order. to
avoid dangers which, it is a~pprehended,
will ensue as consequence OF the cut-on
recently made by the Mississippi rlver
at this place. The theories regarding
the mode of keeping an open channel
along the entire front of the city, are as
various as the reflective images OF a
kaleidoscope; but as there IS put one
which, in the opinion of scientific men,
has a substantial basis, we present II as
the Chickasaw Bayou plan. 1t Will pc
observed from an inspection OF the dia-
gram that the bayou leads out from the
Yazoo river. into what is known as
Fish Lake, at a point about three and
one half miles due north of the Nation
al Cemetery. The main volume Of the
Yazoo could be diverted through the
bayou, thence into Fish Lake and,
finally into the Mississippi river at the
~breakwater in the Yazoo, by cleaning
and deepening the bayou, and by the
cutting of q canal from the southern
end 81 the lake to the Mississippi. 1t
has been estimated that this can be ac-
complished at an expense Of about
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1876-05-18

ATELEGRAM from Washington Of the
14th inst. says.
Fitzhugh and his friends have pre-.
sented documents which entirely excul-
pate him from the charges of arson,
theft, perjury and matchmaking, but his
unfortunate letter remains. It is known
that Fitzhugh could have have prevent.
ed its publication for q consideration.
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We invite attention to the advertiae.
ment of The BRooKHAyEN LEDGER. III
this issue. Those who want a live add
reliable paper for the canvass should
take The LsDcER,, price, only 81 90.
-CopiokoH.l
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IFYOU
Want a cook,
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Want a partner,
Want a situation,
Want a servant girl,
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Advertising will gain new customers,
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$500, 900. Inasmuch rs the waters Of
the Yazoo will not materially assist in
the excavation of q main water
route for steamboats, it would be
necessary to complete the entire work IN
an artificial way, and this being 80, it is
evident that the figures Of the cost are
no exces 5ive. As no actual survey has
been made, WI are not prepared to es-
innate the longitudinal or cross section
al cuttings, but the above estimate can
be relied o. as approximately correct.
The effect of the plan proposed Will be
to keep open channel in the Missis-
sippi from the the National Cemetery
along the river border of The whole city;
and should this be practicable the dan
gerous influence Of the cutoff will not
only be avoided, but we should be
brought into closer and o direct
communication with the rich and popu-
lous Yazoo Basin, upon which Vicks-
burg mainly relies for her support. 1t
is to be hoped that our City Fathers
will realize the situation, and looking
into the "Chickasaw Bayou plan" that
they will order such surveys as will en-
able the people of old Vicksburg to see
how they can best work to secure their
property from isolation and consequent
depreciation; and w might add, what
ever action is taken should be immedi-
ate. Otherwise, north Vicksburg may
feel the effect Of a removal of the feet,
the ferry landing changed to the foot of
South street, and the warfboat seeking
more advantageous moorings. Read
and heed, and what eve is done, let it
be done quickly Vicksburg Uerald.
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Pe0Qie,
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST,"!
F7EGH MEATi

The undersigned has resumed the
butchering business, and would call the
attention of the public to the fact. /
will keep constantly on hand tine best
meats the market can atlOrd. II Will
sell it only at living prices. Beef, Nut
ton, Pork and Sausage III season. Come
and see me. "COmpetiti0n is the life OF
trade" Ny market will be open every
morning aud evening, except sunday
Sept. 1T. LEN LEWIS.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1876-05-18

A TELEGRAM from Washington says
Boutwell's Committee to. investigate
the alleged political outrages in Missis-
sipDi leave for the South as soon as the
Senate decides the question of jurisdic-
ton in the Belknap case, which decis-
ion is expected on Wednesday.
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Address tANDRUM g. LITCHF!ELD

VII.
Our wholesale agents: Rodgers Bros.
Knoxville, Tenn. Blair Il Osborne. Col
umhus. Miss. Reed & Lewis. Meridian,
Demorviile & Co, Nashville. Tenn,
Irwin Wallace & Co. Montgomery, Ala.
and nj r tail hy F NJ. Martin & Co and
DAUGHTRY & SMYLIE, B~rookhaven,
Miss. ian Ij.Iy.
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DR.. TUFTS HAIR DYE.
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ANTHONY HAAS,
CHAS. HOLM,
octl4-ly BARRIERS, New Orleans.
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The Yellow Centaur Liuimeut

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DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL DIS
IEICr CONVENTION.

A delegate convention of the Democrats
o! the Fifteenth senatorial District, for the
nomination of candidate for senator and
two candidates Tor the house OF the Gene
raj Assembly, will be held in Masonic hall,
Jones5oro, on the SO day of August, 1876.
Tn Democrats OF the several counties
Of the district, VIII appoint delegates on
the basis of one delegate for every one
hundred votes east for Hon. VIM. Hartzell.
in thc said counties, at the election held in
November, 1874, and one delegate tor every
fraction Of one hundred votes more than
fifty, 81 follows;
Alexander .-.................. . delegates.
Jackson. ............ delegates.
Union .,........ ...4o deleSales.
The Democrats Of the sbove-named coun.
ties are hereby requested to appoint dele
gates TO the convention in accordance With
the term, Of thi, call.
JoNEsBoRo, July ., l.7G.
T. +. BOUToN,
Chiirlnn Democratic Senatorial District
Committee.
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r r Female Lobbyist at Washington.
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DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIoNAh
CONVENTION.

4 convention OF the Democrats oil 'he
Eighteenth Congressional district oil lia-
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votes more than fifty. cast for Hon. VIM.
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THE BOOK BINDERY /:

There as no kind Of Binding rqird By this community a' cannot be
tone at he Bulletin Cairo City Bndy the best style the Unrest
prices.
yon hare Pamphlets you eih prrue, send them TO for Jn1ig
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neutrality-suspicious..

All these abuses, wrongs and crimes, the
product OF sixteen years of the sscendancy
OF the republican party, eate a necessity
Tor reform, confessed by republicans them
selves, but their reformers are voted down
IN convention and displaced from the
l. powerless to resist the eighty thousand
office holders. its leaders and guides.
Reform can only be had by peaceful,
civic revolution. We demand a change OF
administration, change of party. that we
may have change Of measures and OF men.
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MI AR00AP 4 tfsSdy asd radical eSys
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