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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-13
ooNpIT1oY oP zee RIYERs.

Weather clear and warm. The river
here is still coming up. AtSt. Louis the
river remains stationary, or falling
slightly. At Cairo the rise yesterday
was 3 inches, and is now Al feet below
the late high water this season. At Pa
ducah the rise was 9 inches, at Pitts.
burg 8 inches, at Cincinnati it declined
7 inches, at Louisville 3 inches and al
Evansville 6 inches. The Cumberland
and Tennessee are stationary. The Ar
kansas river was rising rapidly at Little
Rock, with II feet Z inches on the gauge
White river is bank full from Jackson
port down, and over its bank in low
places.
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KNIGHTS OF N

UNITY LODGE No. 2l7-meets every Wednes.
day night at Hall, No. 298 Second street, up
stairs. D. +. Goodyear, Dictator; Charles l.,
Pullen, Reporter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-13

LIVERPOOL. May l3. 900 p.m. = Cotton is
is dull and unchange . Uplsnds. 6%d; Or
leaos, 6 5-l6d. Sales 500 beleJ. Of which 1000
ssre for export and speculation. Receipts,
7400 bales, Of which $500 were American. Arri-
walls are %quieter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-13
On Saturday, May 10, 1876,

within legal hours, commencing at 10 am.
precisely, the following described prop
erty, to-wit: Certain articles of bed
room, ~dining-room aud other kinds Of f1rni-
tnre. etc, included in assignment from
0jBapnon Il Morris to i, P. Phillips as per
schedule filed herein. embracing bedsteads'
bureaus, wristbands, mattresses, chairs; Pill
lows. lounges, colts, pillow cases, napkins,
towels, carpets in rooms and on stairs, tables,
oii-cloths, pictures, blankets, sheets, dishes,
plates, knives and forks, and many other ar
etc, kept in the wine cellar Of said Peabody
Hotel.
Terms of sale-Cash.
This April 28, 1876;
By R. j. BLACK, D. Q. and M.
HARRIS, MoKIssICK & TUaLEY, H. @. KIM
ct al. Attorneys, 6l-6S
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE


W nlio llNpls lNuLu s."s-.' ssssssssssssssssfss"". RsA
Arkansas City, Idlewild, .........."......-..5 pm
ARRIVALS.
Steamer John A Scudder, St. Louis.
Idlewild, Arkansas City.
0sceola, 81, Francis river.
q. c. Yaeger, New Orleans.
Grand Lake, New Orleans.
City of Augusta, White river.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer H.. G. Yaeger, St. Louis.
Grand Lake, st. Louis.
Capitol City, st. Louis.
James D. Parker, Cincinnati.
Geo. W. Cheek, Friar's Point.
0sceola Belle, Asbport.
BOATS IN PORT.
Idlewild, Ruth, Era No. 8, 0sceols
John A. Scudde-, City of Augusta.
MRxPHIs GAS WORKS,
May ID, 5 o'clock a.m.J
River 2 feet 81 inches below higl
water mark of 1874 rise Of At inche
in the last "a hours.
JAMES Round, Sup't.
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ing at 5 o'clock at Temperance HLl-Rh
Hall, No. 29S Second street.
A, J.. McGarvey, W, C. T.; Il. 0. Milton. w.
V. T.; G. A. S. Richardson, W. r.; @. F.
Shepherd, W. A. R.; Jos. s, Leon, W. +. r.;
Bun z. Price, w. IT,: A. Hum, VI. u; II.
II, Hampson, W. D. u; W.. A. Hill. IT,, W.
g.; Geo. B. Elliott, W. s.; Rev. Ii. G. Coul-
ten, W. Chaplain.
CaELsEA TEMPLE OF II. AND 7. No. 2-meeti
every Tuesday evening at 5 o'clock, at their
Hall, Brick Church, Chelsea, g. X. Dawson,
NC. T.; j. McH, Holmes. W.. T.; &c.
sendder, W. R.; Robt. Kendall. W. A. r.;
J.F. Chandler, W. r. R.; W M. Carr, w.
T.; W. s. Rodgers, W. u; S. +. Noyes, w.
D, o.; 7. B. Rawlings, W. e. r. t. White.
MONTGOMERY COUNCIL No. l, 7. A. AND S
T.-meets first Monday in each month, in
Masonic Hall, Gayoso Block, at TX o'clock
pm. John W. Graham, Q. Of c.; John W.
Brush, R.
THAiEs TEMPLE or H. AND 7. No. 4-mects
every Monday evening at ~ o'clock at their
hall, corner Second and Adams streets over
Engine-house. D.. G. Reahard. W. 9, IT,; j.
Wood, W. t.; John W. Brush, w. R; Z.
Il. Davis, W. A. R.; W. II. Atkinson, W. F.
r.; Chas. II. McDougal, W. T.; George W.
Ramsey, W. U.;T. J.. Walker. W. D. "; E.
n. Risk, Jr., W. g.; W. j. Lowry, w. s..
Dan A. Johnson, ". Chaplain.
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For Arkansas River.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co..
For Pine Bluff. Little Rock. ort Smith and
all Way landings Steamer
CITY OF AUGUSTA, ST.
Ed Nowland.....-.e. ...,.... master EtaA~
I'm place Of Legal Tenderl
Leaves SATURDAY. May 10. at s pm.
JN0. N. HARDIN, Sup't, 26 Front st.
Y. p. GLENN. Agent. on Wharf boat.
For Cincinnati.
Old Reliable-For Cairo, Evansville, Louis
willie and Cincinnati The fine steamer
ERA NO. 9.~-~...~..A Z Drinkwatsr. master
n EAVEs AS ABOVE THIS ~.
IL DAY, 18th inst, at 4 pm. t8f
Unavoidably detained. -
Fer freight or passage apply to
r. P. GLENN, Agent, on Wharfboat.
For vicksbuIg.
Anchor Line Memphis and Vicksburg Packet
For Vicksburg and the Bends.
ST. GENEVIEVE. ......... .a-..V ickers, master
+ EAvEs AS ABOVE SUN 9sIas !.
LDAY, l4th inst, at 10 am. -
For freight or passage apply 3 STORM.
sup't Mississippi River Elevator Co.
For g rIean
For New Orleans and the Bends The excel.
lent steamer
MARY HOUSTON. ...~...Chas Miller. master
WILL LEAVE ON SUNDAY, rs I.
w 18th inst, at IL m.
For freight or passage apply TO AAaNAAa
R. w. LIGHTBtRNE. Agent,
2S Front street.
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LEGAL.
u. ISL
HANOERY SALE
Furniture, Tableware, etc., Being
Used at Peabody Hotel, p
Memphis, Tenn.

In the Chancery Court Of Shelby County
ris et al.
DY VIRTUE OF AN INTERL0CUT0RY
ID decree for sale, entered in the above cause
on the ed day Of April, 1876, | will sell
at public auction. to the highest bidder at the
Peabody Hotel, Main street, Memphis, Tenn.'
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OF N

NAToMA TEMPLE OF II. AND I.
40, 1-meets every Friday even
.-ot Q nJnlaok az Tamparauca
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The following is the visible supply Of cot
ton, as reported to the New York Chronicle for
the week ending May Il:
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NEW YORK. May 10. l2;14 p.m.- Cotton is
steady, with futures easy. Sales for future
delivery, 5.40 bales.
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QUOTATIONS - sTASDAl
AMERICAN CLASSIFICATION.
, 1876-07-24

out and carried mo 10 tho first ring IN front Of
Prince Rivera ofI'cn In Market atscet: they then
moved nc nearer The corner hOnRc and the rail-
nna c" sy"s s ' Tat to f'.g In. me .y Ge Ma
him; two men uen had him anil Erans' little
boy and Attaway going tovartl tho fence; they
gave me the two boys; sent the children homo
and stopped 70 SEQ what they would do 70 Alta
Ills head through the fence; he wouldn't do II
and begged them 10 havn mercy on him; they
then shoi-d him ouer aud shot him; raw him
fal he wa about 10 yards dIstaice; lle was
The same witness testified TINT he was nt the
sAtna plscs near tue bridge, and saw Alfred
.Mnlar1 shot down BY squad near where Alta
way FL; they %ld him to run; he did not Es,n,
SHOT him, but saw Crctghto, Alatheny, the mall
rider 60 70 the body, "Trip Atm partially, and
chop hi hip mtth a hatchti, saytnE as he did 10
to tny boy and one ar two others "Conss here,
f s ye: % Il .@g4s y sa a 81 aSss ;st tss s Ill.,
lard tas attN dlire and died the next day. went
to him Sunday morning carly, and picked up
son7e y hls meal, xl,ith had osen chopped .dAs l
spoke 70 him. bnt he conld not answer. There
But only know, sfathcny; he Was lhe largest
boy 10 tic crowd whu wcrc aruuE1 Alin!arl; all
the armed men were whltc.
Butler White awosn: NAs arrested in Spencer
ilsrr!s' hoEren Saturday night BY sou,o white M
IL make my escape; they found nc and pointed
their guns at me; begged them not 10 Null mo
i was t!e Butler that had his house b1,r,.ed Il!
EaYeilcld County; lie ordercti nc to be placed
with tic Other praonors, "a ho would he thafe
prescntly; they took III along aud made me slt On
the ground; guards were all round US: tho
guards said what Gen. Butler says will be done
BIZ Robinson, .Iudge Jlobfnspna son from Au-
gustat advised that wo be lcd out by twos and
court-martialetL He said: "By God, II they
had IA In c,,arge they would do us that way,
and let u do them that way" Sumo one
clsa said: VI Let u9 hang half of thcnl." They
made NJ sit down in the road called
out Attaway, aud Eall they wanted to
talk with film; aaw the laslcs Of the
guns and pistols that killed him ami the others !;
about fifteen or twenty shots were fred nt Pom
pey Curry when I,o rAi; after tho killing Of the
fur, John Sw'anger said: ~ nm fn cdlnmsnd
now, let's turn the balance loose" son,e one;
said: VT gov turn 'ezs ioosc you netd ,lhcr cali
on Gsorgty no more for attistdnce." One said !:
We have !yncllcd enough Of them, let's loose
'eal.h Another proposed to "turn 'cm loose
down the rond for their llfe." Rome ono else
objected, but tue pplnt was carried. Then they
made us get Un our klitts nnd hold up cur
hands and swear We would never rebel auy
more, nor give evidence Against thcm; then
they turned us loosc, told us u run, arld CON-
Mt4eed shooting al u !; VIC ran until re met an
other crowd con'lng tIp the street; they asked
me WhRt was running for; stated what had
happened, mud they said go on; and IS We
passed they commenced ilrlng, md ono ball hit
, 1876-07-24
ADONIS.
Tho Story Of An Ailvonturcr.

gn1cioi fnrrr,uout+uce or ~ TrIhu,,
y,,,,ems Ts'a.. m ahs.a." ans a."a~.
NEWpoAT, II" l., July ulyso.-haVehtufefa arc
plentiful here; aud, apropos OF adventures,
the best atory I ever heard was told mo
the other day about ona ot this elaxa.
r,rI,roii, la hv ~ ,,,,ons ,,o1arrnI ~ ~.
osu s,ass Z, ne ~ w 'nsu1's @ oclongea 10 ttls
caasa. VI Gpoa 1aNlly, ang small fortune, ho
was SCI well IN tao racc q lille, 6lit OF exceed
ing nea'aty, an Aaonls n iaee a,a figure, mud
vanity auu SOCIAL ambition which Kept pace
Win each other, ny small fortnnu soon went.
a1iu AuoHfs ID launched upon q Ire OF debt nnu
, 1876-07-24
TIE HAMBURG ATROOITY.



pompey Curry sworn: Lives here; was In
town and saw Attnway Saturday night; Was IL
tho ring (mcanng tho group under guasll With
mMe; don't know WIN mule thr flugi pleksns i,
tl,o ret; they brought Attaway aud Harry
Mays thero after me; there wars two rings: We
wcre marched down to little tree between tho
corner Of the Eallroad and Market strcct; then
about SIX men came and took Atta%ay out of
tho ring; hs WIS taken acroas tl!r railroad br,
tween The ticket o(l!ee and the fcnce; they told
lin u turn round, "you yellow Sun of ~"
and then they all fired upon him; then they
tuok Dan Phillips; do not Know any Of tle lnci.
Henry Grtzen anl Alr. Pierce l|utler; asked
them, LIZ ! knew them, to keep tho men lroll,
killing nc; they said they could 90 ing no
good; they called ms next after Phillips; got
through tho right leE holaw tho .kncn {exhlbtt-
i,,g tliu wountll; the men who surrounded me
were armed, With guns pistols, axes grubosng-
Alexander Grsuaga awora: Lives In Ham.
burg; was There Saturday; saw Attswoy that
night Mt 10 O'Clock ht was brought to tho ring
whcre was: ! WAS taken out Of the ring by the
advice ot Bob Chafes, " Augusta; ha said that
lived IN Augusta; It Is our old cotton su,lpier,
aul never know any lMrln Vt htln: then ne
tottk n,s by the arm and took iae ont; when
son1e ol,e obiccted oit, he placed ns under
aetv aRa gxst 1s 15s IT 10
I.it,{eld's house, When | cau,e fruIu lloInu
great confusion prevailed In town previous III
iny rost,-shopt!ng, running, aud halloong.'
Tiio arMrd tlru Win emit iu lIun& tile county
wcre nlakipg the flss; they caHlc III fTam r. vi.
until after dark they Wcrc all while men. aDont
400 Or $40; saw 0usi. lullcr Ut the rtug wtcre
was guarded; une of tAs plen called tu lin, nna
llo fepl!ca: III know you, you buFnrl my
huusc,a' ana then went oil With other ulan u
co,lault whal 70 10 With tho men tn, the ring;
there waa dispute w tn what should b latiu
with the prisoners, oil Ut whuu wera couretl;
sOlns sud we ure Under tho command Of Gen.
Butler, wllat he says will be lunsi twcnty-sayoa
nlGn were in the ring.
freeman Butler sworn: Lives In Hamburg,
was there ail Saturday; tho tuwn was 4Alut uu
III ! p. H., When II was ruAlorca II. ]. butlcr
An,l Gen, Butler hAA come tO take tho urIlls
FROM thu mllitia} went to our eoinpasy'a hall;
about haIf our ulen were there. ;, :. Alter
thu !!ring tue company callo out OF thu back
part ut Thu hall ulMl weut into Louis Hshllcr'a
;,rntlug.ot!lce to hide; remained thero ul4ttl
they burst tue aoori t4uy e4ule iA aud toQK Mu
, 1876-07-24

-. - - !, - :,
Al d. not Iememlsqt; tFcmcmbnf the gtuathl
facti should think, II during the whole period he
wantl make an account To sha committee y wonta
le lonht that llo had msde moro BILLS Against It
than cnntrlhntione to Il.
!, -ale n,ade moro bills against lhsn eontslou'
tlons tn III
quito lately.
Q.-l VII como to that hy .knd. .by; 10 !pat oao q
INC cHocKs tat raesea thtoNEn yoMi haMas ~ '"a*
timc (producinE CHICK 70 tho Titncteli
A.-That le check y 1858, .~. .A,,a.
Rt the ttnef
ALL appears TO-
Q.-Was thc1o dnethef cnec& u ne eAmo
nm0untf ..,
Al 90 NOT remtmnet.
,Q..,Wi'f you mol aay whethoE 1heEe was another
check, ,...,.,. ,.
Al 40 n9s tasnK n1 tscse a,sa VIZ. ,,a :.
The check u nMerca e eT,aenen n o ana II mafseu
defendants exhl0lt, FoD ~, lsfos ano - IN thc
, 1876-07-24

aChnrbon" Among the Cows In ireland
Tho Cattle Plague In Russia.

oCharbon" Among tas VOWS IN Arcaanu-
/. Tho Cattle Plague In Russia.
The Pail Hal 9isetts says; "The diseases
rule bafio tho skill Of veterinary aqIento, and
for thls rcasun alone some anxiety will no doubt
be caused by u singular disease called 'clar.
bon,' which, It is stated, las reads lts appear
County Of Cork. Death seems to follow seizure
with striking rapidly, one OF scvon COWS
nttnckol on thu salne day having died
lii four ho,,re. with the vcw probably Of not
stomach OF the animal wan divided Into small
nierrs. which, with urcat kiulncss otI ItberuI.
lty We're distributed among some ducks as.l
reese. The result was not satisfactory. The
ducks aud geese yuraeiously dcyourel the feast
thus ,laccd bcfore them, aud Ia Ioss tIa1 i've
, 1876-07-24
A Tlu,cly ltuxurrsctlNn.

- huc94HItH9H 4StuFM.VHl'H :. :.
The conductor Ut onu Of the Central Pactfc
paAscnscr-trafns, while making II trip racrntly,
was informed that maM lad divI III tho f5r..
ward Sleeper. llo proetedv.l to the eur, foun.l
The man, aud concluded to haye htM removed
To one Vi thu rear ea.s whura tiers wure but
few ,pssssngers, feeling tl.at tho rsrssneo of
death III i cur llle4 With people wonll causu
great utcasiness, 10 say tbs lcsst. Tie budy
Was acaurdlHgty trlnsfurfel tu tho otl,cr .ar,
tho conductor saw that 1t was property placed,
ul!u went forward to attend " ils duties SuiAu
he was not lIttlu astonlslirl tu t!u4 tle LtNly
s!tt!ug up, aul swearing, IN n.aul.er tla1 my
wctl.regN!utesl corpse would be a.hai!ca Of,
that llo could whip The conductor aud 1l hands,
liz la4 only beva 4ral drunk
, 1876-07-24
doubtful probabilities Of securing water enough

doubtful probabilities Of ACQUIRING water enough
to Goat ths btrgcs at TINT great height, md If.
feet tho monsttous ttylsngcF. The latt pcrfyrm-
ancc Il, this direction " the private enterprise
ot senator Henry DayIs. He llas clcancll uut
the chained OF the North nranch OF the Pott,-
mae, 4 narrow, ruck.sttcwn torrent, which risca
At tic FaIrfa1 Stone, aud IA often nearly q dry
bed. Thi& rivcr runs Mong the southern baso
OF the Haclbone Mountain, whose scar1,s arp
covered With large timber. Davis hoped =.
fell un tho mountalns, where he .las hnught 4
vast trac. III tlmher-from no. 900 t1 ~, ,OU acres,
At lutk than s. an here-but The wntcr las not
been sufficient To fully carry out hls objects.
, 1876-07-24

:, tI!F9spoHHfHes Nso 1tfR 77oIH3 3o4FNdl.
guestS hero Is u Hiss Pease, who u accompanied
6y her mutler. The young lady Is prominent
by scason Ut lcr pegaonal beauty aud her raro
accomplishments. VI all thy gacs.s who diyo
bay. II tIs s yos ndy ost sxpsrt us o IL ts ths
water, Miss Fease Gun stay under the surtare
aud hide away, as II shp were lost. she p1ae,
tees with case and skill han1 oycr haud and
other ornamental movements, and, Without
desiring to hc, se 10 thu cynusure Of sIl sYes u,
thu siorc when sAu Is moving likc t!sh Iii what
assus to ~ her eleIaunt II there werp moro
American fls u AIlsa t'rasas stump aud style,
our race Il time mtglt show improvement.
, 1876-07-24


For the space of 100 year4 there has been 10
ainost perpltua! agitation achcnle Of running
i canal oysr tho Alleghellies tv connect tlio
Potomac River aud t1iu YuugAtogheny. 0uu,
Washington ilrat conceyel It, anti became the
ifrst prcsldcnt of the Foto,uas Company. Tho
War of Louis Philippe, aud j xta1 oiter q
Napoleon, surveyed tho route Atuut 1BlI. THIS
canal has been completed to the cual-tlell at
Cumberland, uId sci,ls coal to Washington City
for about nifty cent? ton tults; u VIII cost 70
, 1876-07-24
The Old 9Otitf1.

The Old South Church tu Boston hos been
purchased by 4 nulnbers Of prominent Boston
ladies' whoss husbands furnished the nlonry !;
down the buiIsiing md Greet Il elsewhere. But
what are Tie old materials worth without the
OLD site and the sight u the old handleraft I
Tho church II worth preserving for ita assoeIa-
ttous, but without these the bricks aud mortar
hre wnrt ll}rsa -EEclau0R
, 1876-07-24
REDUCING NEW YORK TAXES
Tildon'a False Claims to Credit in This
Regard.
It Was tho Republicans Who Cut Down
Tic Taxes.

claisu that ho has reduced the Slate taxes. The
State tar for 1876 waa sl4,ood Gso-tor 1876 It
Ia 4s,f ,fs8, pa The reduction Is THUS $8,0ls, ,t05
and Cor Tifden's friends exclatm: "behold
what Gov Tilden has done; he has Eavcd tho
btnte six millions Jtar; look Upon the great
rc!or,ner.' II this cIalm bo true, II ls q strong
argument; II untrue, II Is 4 brazen piece Of
false pretense which stamps tho nagrant dis
honeaty Of the pretcndcr. Now, We ask attcu.
tlon u
PLAIN sfATEMEsT OF rAcTs.
Deforc taking up the direct question Of the
taxes for 1875 and 1875, II Is necessary TO follow
the co,lrse Of tho State tlebt. The Democrats
carried the election Of 1907, and assumed full
control of the financial administration on tho
lBt Of January, 1873, and retatned II until tho
p s S ,esIs s s a. bdy s SsS9E Se5 w. 81 IT, IT,
b07, ,sI)o,-ail our figures are taken from the Of
lElaf reports, at the close It was s20, eco, 7E5.
Thus tlie: reduction Of deb. for tho four years
was Is follows:
pxxocAATIo INJUNCTION os pEar.
nonn Rnonnty @ aeht 3sn 1ses szs = sg5 s3 1oe oe
Reduction ........................ 81, 54U. IA
Through tho Republican sttcccsa Of 1871, hy
which thu Tammany Democratic ring Wag over
thrown, the Rspubl!Gans taos e9utrol qt the
1S79, and retained it It'll Jan. |, 1875, period
OF four years, the preelso length of tha pre-
cedlug Democratic rule. At tho beEInntng Of
that period, the debt was as the Democrats
means had been .ployidra to pay the entire
amount except s405,9s2. The reduction WIS
therefore Is foilowa:
MI, I'm Kxruns5SAs 111S REDUCTION o. DIT IT nm az
DeSt eSt aa1 anptovldea oi Jan. l. iv5 IT, os 81,
Reduction .,..... .......,.,.,.... elo, GA, ~,
Thus, while Democratic Administration In
four years reduced the debt about t1ve millions
and . half, Republican Administration in the
same length Of tine, under the saIne laws anil
with the santc requirements, reduced tt "t,tse''
million. and haf, or yearly Jour ti'ss u much
their Administration, lett the debt practically
cxtInguIshed, and 80 relieved the people OF the
burden Of ralsing thu amount annually exacted
aT to nset rs Ths i.ra lay re-
nualsy to provide for the bounty debt, and there
were utller debt obligations whicl Lad to be pro-
ytdcd for. But when the Republicans, BY their
except t705, 5,dsa, tion It Vas no longer neccs.
sary to levy the large lax for that purpose.
EUw, the reduction OF ta1ution this year is due
entirely to this reduction OF debt ami not at all
crnor Tildcn. Mark Tie
ABSOLUTE AID 1rREsIsTlnLE rnooF;
The total tar fur 1875 amounted TO . mills, df.
ridcd "a folloxs: schools, N mills: general
u ms na, bounty ,txri aeb' ,iI 1s III
cheney and asylulns, 1l-ao mill. The total tax
fur 1s7a Is Bll;H Mills, divided Us follows:
Schools mills Fen9!ai III p,'rposest r. ~ Mlis
TAR tor general purposes, for schools, and for all
but debt requirements Is tho 4ate IN 1876 as In
g, 1878. The tux Tor dobt requirements Ia 1875,
including the deficiency FROM The previous year,
WIS as fniluTs:
TAX ron nssr nxau,nrnrNrs, 1876.
Notfntv debt, mi El8, G1H
, 1876-07-24
The Twin Leaders Of the New
York Democracy.
Tho Story Of Their Connection Unwil'
ingly Told by Sammy.
Tho Governors "Dear Friend !"
OF Ten Years Ago.
uov Tlllen 1lolpcl to Build Up lilo 1n'
1ucnco OF Tweed.

4E4H6k AWECtl. 1HC lIllONbl$ NhhSSstFp At~''-
tie stcnographer's notes Of tho tral w help to
illustrate tho relations which tho Chairman Of
The Democratic State Committee maintained
with tho "Boss ~ ttitef in tho day of Ills power.
The studtous efforts Of Gov. Tildcn, on Ills
crues-e Examination tn co,.ce11 tho truth arc As
Instructive as the deliberate attempt made IN
tic biography whc}, Ills agents delivered to tto
press to substitute delfbe{atd falscliood for shc
truth OF history:
cnosB-ExAMINAT1oN. a.
~ Mt. Field; .s&;,. &,.,wheu did 'oaf acquaintance
Al really can't tail, Iknow him slightly somo
'tlne willie be was Street Commissioner.
X.-i % thinE | i.o va a APPOINTED by Mayor opayke,
OF rather Deputy Btreot comtnlsal0nsr, shout
twelve years ngo. ! do uot exactly fec"i'eet "hen
Q.-That was about 1854. .,.
9on IT. IT. n,e az yoal 4eqanssnse s @ % Win
him incr1nao!
A.-pcranpa eo..
Al should think know him rather mora
Atterward than aid tho lEst year Or , two o. ny
Q.-Your relations we're not at oil close thcns
3.-TSs;y ! Wsfs rather distant, 1suppo.o'
Q.-tic wa 4 man Of ..yery great political laau-
enEe, was lie notf
i tanx II. h i I'd 4 sss H. petss, influence
until AItCE nc kQb EUnIcUiH HI 5ECEGkEO0Wlt8Un"
q. THAT, you think, waa about 18G0-18ol, I
A.-1sg4; Mr.: Edwnrd Ewing was appointed
Street Commissioner, and Mr.. Tweed hIs deputy;
1tpeak onlJ from recollection.
Q.-1le WAS successfully A!dertnnu and member
Of conFresss
Q.-Aud ! member ot the State senato, md =
aud 20 on?
Ala was never member of the Natonsi
Q.-llnt hc held thosc Offices have spoken of
A.-llc hold those etllcea,
DIDO you remember how long be was In Con-
A.-1shopld think one term:
Q.-Iiow long was ho In the State senatc'
Al shonld think two terms .-.--
N-Waa llo not In the State 8cnatc when you
were in tho Asscinliys
elected to tho Assembly te jast suo. in is71. Gat
3,-Were you AZ In in Tho As.embly IN 1870,
RAP 3;E1'a he become attor 1soss man of great
A.-ho became about 1860 man Of great polisi.
eal power.
3.-1sag X:-Ns5 DsfG5s' sr as,I,,
q:-lle had largo number Of adherants, had he
A.-Yes, air.
.,lQ;;-A man who attraeted to himself very largo
Ais Al ,ssa Ssd !ssss i = following 81 at ono time.
Mot 10 uatly ~ that. .... ..-
9:-I!ow 4 it-d!d It continue up to that tlmo,
.,Q.:.;li ,Q.5;lou did not answer my question. aud I
6a,'ra al ~ no #. Sn'lesstasa Az question M .
Wilt Tamm.ny ss ~ at aA'0 '' eon'f0' ''
Al cant NJ the dato iio Ind control Of Tam-
Q.-Wesc there two 'factinn, nf IN. D.nocraitc
, 1876-07-24

rlNIE EMplHE FAHLntl NEI,SrEAn COMT.ANT
Ae furniture, earprss, A!otts, ttucxrry ttt,. also
the crtrLE teH Elnp Al V Iel.tE4d, !.ta!JutS
Ut tl, Iowut c14h scel 6.asrovu4s, $5J We4t Auli.
SQa-At
, 1876-07-24

HOUSEHOLD GulUSs

TIOtt sALE-sEcOSH.lfAND }s.AEn. ti0NnOE.
p,ptr mad rarl fYt1era. proaf-pfes kot sIaldinH-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04

wdbrenb anbere aud uon sutem @ei9mad.
seusen. SINS gin3eIne gu seben, lit nidt
m0slid.
Oasielbe fann man pom %benienigen @es
bauben iaser, welde auswdrtisen &esies
runsen erridtet. gtu6 ie iinb ni9t ale
10 gut s~eIunsen, ais bas Der Sapaneien.
GinseIne @erperfe, wie bic Sierbrauer,
mebrere S~erausseber GROCER 3eitunsen,
Sabrifanten BON Sruder: Gre1en, Ndb.
mai@inen II. |. NJ. lieBen ii6 ibre eisenen
9apiaons aufi6lasen, BON benen man6e
SwedmaBis unb sei6madppu inb.
Iu9 mebrere Der &eitaurants baber
anipre9enbe @ebaube fir lire Swede erri6:
tet g. baben Der 9afapette &eitaurant UNI
9auber bIbi9e @ebduOe. 90 piel fir bies:
nal pon BEN @ebduben.