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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-03-16
TEN MILLIONS!
II REPRESENT the above CAPITAL. I
i want
10000 Grammarians,
$4,000 Rhetoricians,

70OO0 Grammar1anS,
$4,000 Rhetoricians,
5000 and 800 Logicians, and
GeometriciAns.
This money will be used to build Tenn
pie, whose foundation shall be Jasper, its
walls Granite, its columns Brass, its plaaters
Iron, its beams of Cedar, its fine work of
'Chittim Wood. Those who apply must be
vouched for by 25 persons-vouchcr and
youchee's moral character undoubted. Good
wages from enrolment. I appeal to my
fellow citizens to accept this offer. No ad-
dress, questions or explanation. Will be ut
Anderson c. II. on Saleday in April to give
specifications of the work.
NEWTON J. NEWELL. A. NJ, NJ. D.,
Agent Cs.
March 16, 1876 IS 40
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-03-16
BR1EFLETs OF STATE NEWS.

Philadelphia Dental College, March 1, 1876
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y. "
Per A. P. PIFER, D. NJ.
March IA. 1876 81 3
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-23
NCHILIINE 4 RRH,

Corner Jefferson and Third streets,
and slaughtered fes the holidays. They
also have aRo nutton. roasting pigs and
o'hsf choice meats, % veil IS dressed
turkeys, 80
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-23
The d Jury.

Witnesses for the State are being ex.
amined in the Criminal Court in the
ReesnoverE Ellis homicide case TO-DAY.
1t is believed hat the case will not be
concluded for ten days. In the mean.
tme the jurors will remain under the
surveillance and 10 the close custody of
the deputy sheri6s. They 90 out in a
body to their meals, and then are taken
back to the jury-room by the officers.
The Jurors are not permitted to separate.
or % talk to any outsiders, not even their
families. They can receive no notes or
invitations to Christmas parties. They
cannot attend the matinees, visit the So.
looms in search Of free egg.nogs or dead
head Christmas day lunches; nor can
they indulge in the firing of Roman can.
dies, sky rockets or fre-craekers. They
remain in their room; they can look out
upon the joyous world, and if they know
aught of Shakespeare they can epeat the
line: And nothing is but what is not
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-23
Cause Of uhs Accident.

The damage done by the railroad acci-
dent on the curve Of Center Landing on
yesterday was considerable. A brick
stable and oil refinery tank we're smash
ed; one horse was killed and one mule
badly crippled; a fat car vas badly
wrecked, and several other cars we're
more or less damaged. The entire loss
will foot up about $3OOO-At least it is so
estimated by knowing ones. The cause
of the accident is said to have been the
breaking of the coupling" on the
Charleston road freight train which was
being moved down the grade by the
dummy engine, Mayor Flippin." The
part of the train which became detached
bounced into q section Of q Little Rock
road freight train, and both trains gave
a grand bounce into the Memphis Oil
Mill wall and stable, where they found
the mules in the stalls"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-23

ONE GOOD MULE.
" 49,, Apply at Ss5 MAIN ST.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-23

We hold ourselves always ready to ad-
varce the interest Of u rural friends.
and we feel that we do this when we call
their attention to the publication in this
city Of the Southern Farmer, We see
from its last issue thai on the first week
in January ii win enter on its eleventh
volume, and in future be published
weekly, as for the past year, but in six.
1sen page (Quartol form instead Of an
eight page folio. We can in no better
wey commend it than by giving them
the following action had by the Shelby
county Grange at it's meeting on Decem-
Der 2lst:
Resolved, That we consider the South
ern Farmer On able aud sound aQYicul-
tural and Grange paper, aud a. snch We
commend il to the members Of the order
generally. ]. X. FoLrz. Sec'y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-23

THE most acceptable holiday present
for your wife is one Of those beautiful
porcelain pictures ia a breast.pin made
by Bingham Bros. They also make
those ivory types that are so much ad
mired by the young ladies' aud gentle.
men. They have just received 3 large
stock Of new styles Of frames for the
holidays; and the Binghsms make the
finest photographs ia the country. Their
p~arlors are at 243 Main street, corner Of
Jefferson. lO7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-23

DOR RENT REsGDENCE 90i COURT ST,
II in good repair, good ~cistern, and posses
sisn given October 10th. Apply to II l..
GUI0N Il CO., 81 Court st. 32t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-23

EOR SALE-OLD NEWSPAPERS. 4Oc PER
L hundred. at this Office, the cheapest wrap
ping paper you can get. b5-t
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CHRISTMAS OFFERINGS.
MCKEE Sc BARCHUS,
Cor. Main and Union SITS. 90
ATTENTION., EPICURES!

tits a well knewn fact that our old friend
Charley Kney has catered to the wants
of the people of this city for many years
in the way Of fine meats, etc. In view of
the rear approach Of the coming holidays
he has made every arrangement to sus.
tain his old reputation of being at the
head Of the meat dealers in this city. In
addition TO choice fresh meats of all kinds,
may be found at his stand. 46 Beal street,
oysters, fish, game, celery, dressed poul.
try, etc, His supply will tempt the appe.
tite Of the most fastidious. IS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-23
A HOMunr

The attention Of the sanitary officers
or the proper authorities is called to the
filthy aud foul condition Of the street,
gutter and sidewalk Ns4t the mule.box
stables on Main street, between Beal and
Linden, Street cars, mules and other
distractions to pedestrian and other
travel blockade the streets, and the foul.
est Of smells aud stspches gll The air
arouxd that classic region Of ten cent
monopoly. Why moneyed corporations
are permitted to maintain a nuisance
when the private citizen is not, is an.
other municipal mystery that requires
newspaper solution, even if il doeS moi
meet with police reform.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-23

Holiday Game. Fish and Oysteru.
During the holiday season the house
keepers of this city and vicinity pur.
chase largely Of fish and game. Where
to secure the best and freshest game be-
comes a matter Of some consideration in
that connection. About the largest and
finest lot of game and fish our sporting
connoisseur has discovered in the mar.
ket can be found at the w~ell.known game
depot of Victor D, Fuchs, on Jefferson
street, between Main and Second. There
can De seen wild turkeys, bear, venison,
wild geese, ducks, prairie chickens, quail,
snipe, etc; also, the best of sea fish from
the Cult, fish from the lakes of the North,
and perch from Reelsoot lake and from
the lakes OF Arkansas. Victor also keeps
oysters by the can, or will sell shelled
oysters by the quart or gallon. We
advise housekeepers to visit this estab-
lishment and make their purchases or
leave their orders for the holidays.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-23
CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
Saturday Evsninx, Nee. "a. 1879.
Chureh servIcea ro.morrow !.

NAcOo AO-aANAAOA
THE following notices are inserted free Of
charge. We request that officers Of churches.
who desire SO to do, will furnish us. on Sat
urdays, with brief notices Of services in
their respective places Of Worship:
First Baptist Church, Second street. between
Adams and WashingtOn-Servioes at IL q m
and 200 pm. by Rev. G. A. Lotion. pastor.
Sabbath school, 800 an.
Central Baptist Church-secOnd and Beal
streets = Services at IL AIN. and 7:l5 pm.
by DR.. Landrum, pastor. Sunday school at
$50 IN.
st. Mary's Cathedral. Poplar street-Regu-
lar services, 7 and IL I'm. and 1880 pm.
Also Christmas day and every night during
the week, Bishop Quintard officiating.
Central Methodist Church, Union street.
Services at HOO a.m. by Rov. P. 7. Scruggs
and ZOO pm. by Rev. Jas. A. Heard. pastor.
Sunday-school 9 am.
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HOLIDAY GROCERIES, ETC.
strattOn d Co., 1917 MaiI
AnRnau

strattOn d Co., 1917 Main
street.
The above firm has received e large
lot OF holiday goods, which will be sold
at extremely low rates. all goods pur-
chased will be delivered to any portion
Of the city free of charge. H~ousekeep.
ers on visiting the house of Radford,
Stratton & Co. will discover that there is
on hand a large, fresh and varied stock
Of grocery goods of every description,
as we'll as a select stock of fancy articles.
Give them a call Immediately and make
your Christmas purchases. 96t
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Fish at ten cents. per pound,
Choice perch and trout,
y. CLEMENT,
No. 90 Beal street.
The Goat supply.

Many people are UNNECESSARILY alarm;
ed on account of o universal coal fam
inc about to occur. 1t has even been
stated that pqal is selling at one dollar a
bushel This, we are Informed, is q mis-.
take. There are but two kinds Of coal
sold in Memphis in any quautity-the
Pittsburg and St, Bernard. The supply
of Pittspprg is pct adequate to the de-
maud, perhaps owing to the ice blockade
and other misfortunes up the river, but
it sells at seVenty'6ve cents per barrel.
TheSt Bernard Company has begua to
receive coal by rail, something very pn'
usual. The freight is thirty.seyen and q
half cents per barrel, still it sells at
~sixty-6ve cents per barrel, Four to ten
car loads per gay ore srriYing, and twill
continue to come as long as the n%ecessi-
~ exists. Therefore there is no danger
Of a coal famine, or Of prices going up
beyond present figures.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-23
Up 20 Their RunInesn.

The firm Of q. Ssessl, ST., & Son, at
the corner Of Jefferson and Second
s%trests, is one of the best known and
most popular Of their line in the city.
The senior member is an old citizen,
long established in the fresh meat bust.
ness, aud has grown up with a cleaver in
his hand. For the Christmas holidays
they have laid in a large supply Of the
finest Kentucky beef and sauSaGes; also
fat turkeys, mutton, roasting pigs with
blue ribbons, etc. The shop is hand.
somely decorated With Gags and ribbons.
1t ia worth going to see, and they always
keep the best.
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No Ledger on ChrIstmas nay.

No Ledger on Christmas Day.
Next Monday being Christmas day,
the editorial corps and other attaches of
the LEDGER Office will enjoy a holiday,
consequently no paper will be issued on
that day. The LEDGER men will enjoy
two holidays next week, Sunday and
Monday. The LEDGER men intend cele.
brating Christmas day in the usual way,
by eating turkey, provided they are in
vited to do so or have the necessary
amount of filthy lucre to purchase such
a bird; they expect to throw a few egg.
nogs under their sabre belts, aud do all
other things coming under the head Of
innocent amusement. They expect to
give and receive Christmas gifts, but they
recognize the full weight Of the old say
ing, Blessed are they who expect moth.
ing, for they shall not be disappointed. A."
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Military.

HEADQUARTERS CHIoKAsAw GUARDs,l
MEMFHIs, December %, 1876.
Members Of this command are hereby
ordered TO assemble at their armory
tonight at u o'clock, sharp, to arrange
Tor the buria. tomorrow of the late
Lieutenant John A. Mckinney, Fourth
Cavalry, U. S. A. By order
S. I. CARSEs, commanding.
". D. PlwEL, o. 4.
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BRADeuARrERs BLUFP CIrT GR,YsO
MEMPHIS, December q, 1876.
Special Order No. 81
This command will assemble at their
armory az 9 p N , sharp, Sunday, in full
dress, to ioip in escorting the remains Of
Lieutenant John A. Mckinney, U. s. A.,
to their last resting place,
By order JQVE r. CAMERON,
Captain Commanding.
]. RUSSELL, O.. S.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-23
A CANE
Will be presented

TO every purchaser of
A "a Hat
During the next three DAYS.
At COhen's Hat Store,
Sl0 Main ST., under WOrsham.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-23

Guards and Bluff City Grays will cou.
stitute the military escort at the funeral.
The interment, with military honors, will
take place at Elmwood.
All our merchants are puzzled what to
do with their numerous customers who
ask them for a Christmas gift. The
country dsrkies whs have traded with
them all the season are the most persis-
tent solicitors for these annual testimo.
mails Of affection.
1t looks as if the Christmas holidays
will be cloudy and disagreeable. Yes
terday the weather was warm and pleas,
ant and people walked out in the sun.
shine, but to-day the atmosphere is sur.
charged with dampneSs, and cold, north.
erly winds are promised by old Probs."
AT Cincinnati the police patrol force
has been instructed to arrest and take to
the station-house all persons they meet
on the streets after midnight who can.
not give a good account Of themselves.
This order has been made in CONSEQUENCE
of numerous burglaries that have taken
place of late.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-23
Holiday IanIn.

Peters & Co., the celebrated Hat.
ters," under the Peabody Hotel, have
received a large lot of holiday goods
peculiar to their especial line of bust
ness. Their stock Of hats and winter
caps OF the latest and most fashionable
style and finish is quite an attraction.
All people, whether they regard them.
selves as fashionable or Questionable,
should visit Peters & Co. aud purchase
q Christmas or New Years hat or cap.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-23
MEDIC NE.
Vegetable Tonic Specific Pills.

Tor THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON
ness. lncsntinence, Genital Debility. Gravel.
Structures. and all diseases caused by self
pollution, such as Loss ef Memory, Pains in
the Back, OimRess Of Vision, Spermattor-
rhea. etc. Price. 80 so per box 3 boxes. &c.
80 l5 D, r. GOODYEAR. 167 Main st.
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Bargains at Barnaby's.

Go to 8. Clements, 90 Beal
street: ann see his big Christ.
mas Bear. 90
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-23

FLOWERS AND FLORAL DEcoRAr1oS,
promptly to order, at Craig's, 379 Main.
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n. ESCH,
Christmns Hieht Rail.

The German Benevolent Association
will give a grand annual ball at Cochran
Hall on next Monday night. The com.
mittee Of arrangements has made every
exertion to entertain the friends Of the
association on Christmas night. The ad-
mission fee is one dollar; the ladies will
be admitted free of charge.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-23

Cents iswelry cheap-Barnah,,s.
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Day board and lodging at
Joe Emmerich's saloon, 343 Adams at.
Dinner from rs cents to -. III
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The DIckinsona Nol to he Hold.

The DickinsOnS Mos TO he Held.
The following dispatch was received
here this morning:
NASHVILLE, December q, 1876.
Messrs. CAN'T, Patterson and Lowe:
Governor Porter has revoked the war.
rant for the arrest Of j. w. and B. f.
Dickinson. JOSIAH PATTERSON.
The point made is that the alleged Of.
Tense vas not committed in Massachu-
sets, the defendants have not been there
since, and that therefore, under the Con-
stitutien, there could be no flying from
justice.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-23
NlcOlsOu Pavement. mandamus case

In the mandamus contempt case of
Brown-Nicolson pavement VS.. the Mayor
aud Aldermen of the city, in view of the
fact that the General Council had levied
the necessary tax, Judge Trigg, Of the
United States Court, to-day, after some
discussion among the lawyers, said that
al the tax had been levied, further pro-
ceedings in the contempt Ease we're held
up by him for adVisement until the second
Monday in January next.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-23

ALMosY giving away piStarssip elegaHt
frames on Main Ct, opp. Court Square.
Auction every afternoon and evening.
leo
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Cheap neekties- Barnab,,s.
R. MEIaTMR-

German wine-rOOm. HO. Is2 Main 81,
Cochran Hall. Ruiander AusIese.
IS 50; Virginia Seeding. $3.50,
KOenigsbaeher, $40 per dozen. ny
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UnROM9

Free Of charge with twenty I've CENTS
worth Of Ten.C Genital cigars at
Sol C~oLEMAN's s,
1876 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-23

BILLY LIEBEN, the lightning news
dealer at 236! Main street, has a full as
sortmeut Of late magazines, as well as
papers, on hand. He also has some Gne
almanacs for the new year.
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CHRISTMAS trees at Craig's $, 379 Main.
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Sid Cooks Peabody Billiard
Room is pronounced firsa
class by all visitors. sat
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Christmas presents

ATTEND the great bankrupt sale of
pictures on Main st., opp. Court Square.
Auction afternoon and evening. [lOO
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G. A. ECKEELY 4 BROS.
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Handsome Gift Books.
Standard works, illustrated, at Dod's,
34l Main street. I
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wANTED



r 0ST THURSDAY. DECEMBER 7rH.
IL from so. Main street. a black and tan
pup. about three months old. Please return
HtR to Sic Main street or l3 Mldison, and be
literally rewarded. S5t
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Elegant scarfs cheap-Barnaby's.
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John Walsh, Undertaken,
BAL Second st., next to Postofiee. los
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Bartee's homemade candy,
csc a pound, 32S Main st. 62t
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Fresh Oysters and Celery
received daily by express ut v.
ID. Fuchs, Al Jefferson 81. ST.
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Shirts heap-BaTnahj's

WOeller House,
CoRNER OF MAIN AND GAxoso.
Saloon and Boarding House,
Best beer, liquors and cigars.
Lunch daily from 10 to IL. 72t
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A FEW Of those "blue ribbon " beeyes
which we're exhibited on Monday have
been purchased Nv
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PERSONAL.

NHRISTMAS presents of Oil Paintings,
" Pictures ard ChrOmOs. low for cash.
81 ia II. GLINDKAMP, 39l Main st.
DERS0NAL-J. N. COLEMAN, JUSTICE
sioner Of Deeds. Special attention given to
collections Ia the county. Office 294 Front st.
llS.t
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F0R 9ALE

NITY SCRIP AND COUNTY SCRIP in sums
" to suit Taxpayers, at Manhattan Bank.
$500
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COR RENT-H0UsES NOS. 1893 AND 200
{ Vance street. near DeSoto. Two story
brick, niDe rooms each, coed water and out
houses Apply At $6 second street. 4St
, 1876-11-23

4N N4l4NtAHos
Last Sunday morning there was d fire In a
store on HulRtcd street In tho Stock-Ya
neighborhooa. The building WAS owned by
T,lomas Gaines g. Co., Md occupied rs whole
sa1a md retail liquor place by N. Reinhald,
sun of Abraham. Tuesday morning Kcinlu,l
wRs arrested and tried before Justice Mitchell
f1r settling tre to tho uucc, and nR 1t was shown
TINT liz had Il stock of liquors valued at about
siUD anil an insurance 0f 81, ,22O0 OH the satnc lie
was held over tu the Criminal Court tu bonds pf
$1,000 to usiswer to the charge OF nrsoll.
About $3.50 yesterday Murning II fire oc-
ctlrrc.l ut No. 03 Illinois street. This il dst-
apitattd onc.story frame building, where the
e0ttu1l-bAttint. business ts carried on BY David
A. tirubbs. The Fire Department WIS promptly
IN Attendance; III tlr meantime !losu company
~ thc 'cighborhuud did good surylce. Ycster-
ncighhorEootl, wll1cl, IL tiickly settled with
fraIlic buildings In which manufactures Ut ,!ltfrr-
cnt kllItls are carried OIL, hus been threatened
will, destruction frun tliis concern, and .ieep
we've tho mutterinEs Ut tic owners ut this Arg:-
trap befHts allowed In their tutdst. Insurance
ratta are Increased O, its uceount. The Building
Department ts to hu pctstfuncti to prcypnt tho
storage VI 80 iIa.Hulnblu I'LL article ~ cotton III
that Vicinity. About II :3O the trc asAu lruke
out, but was quickly cxtinguishetl.. Luss abu.it
s7UO; ITO insurance.
Tl,o alarm frum Box 8sd at 1880 yesterday
mornlng was ca'iscd by II tire in tlle rcstiencu
Mary Blslop Danaage tn building, 340u; to
furniture, 8;i25; no insurance. II WIS nsccr-
taltlc1 that number III ptecesof cloth saturated
with oil lad .,euit accd under t!lu flour with In
cendiary intcut, but by wl,on could not DO dis
covered.
, 1876-11-23
ABOUT TOWN.


PALMER NoEsR uLFANlNOs.
Just now the ruoma Ut tho Democracy arc
quiet, and fur tho most part deserted, Gen.
Dun Cameron atill halds forth there, a1,l yes
ter,lay lle stated to TRIBUNE reporter that tlu
was glnd TllR TR1nuaH was aeting 50 faIrly aud
cuuscryatIyely, and counsellng moderation.
"Wcll," kald tho reporter, "why don't your
papers, such Us tho Chicago Times, Cincinnati
Ea4airer, Louisville Couries]oarM4t', ii. Louis
11mes, and otlus Democratic sllecss, do tho
sum- thing, anil co,s'ssel lnoderations"
"0h, you sec, NO can't keep 'etI down. VIC
try and lu al! wu cln to keep excitement down,
hut it's tho people.n
Tllu dcucrul iicxt showed TnH TRIBUNE man
q IHol1strous and wciEhty tune, upon whosu
democratic warrors-ex-s''liEers-r to take
up ruas-prrsllu,abiy-fo "Tdun aad Rc-
forn1." Thcse veterans, tho tieacni sA!d, were
well organized, md really IL risu to protect the
might arIeu. But whcru they wcro expected, ii
wien, the yallAnt uc,l. Cameron failed to state.
Ncxt tllo warrior sallY wandered from lis
theme. uld eald that llo feared Qrunt wus luass-
posr. alte ts u bold, b;.tl man"
liz fearcl tho lmper!alisttr Tendencies Of Gcr.
Grant. president tirans u ri. Impeziallst. 30
ts Gen: shsrinan. Grant docs lot earu Who Ii
elcetcd,-Tildsn or Hayes lIc wants u see
nrthcr of them 70 into Ollie, not bs .a'augurpt.
Cd, but wanta to proclaim hltilselE Emperor.
tell you," continued ucn. Cameron, ~ am
afraid o. President drant; liz Ia scheming,
Secretary, Merrttt Is tho good young man who
u tuakIng tho fumous record Of tho National
Veteran Reform Association.
There waa no otflcr news 10 10 found about
thu Democratic catI,Ih
GUsSIF ABOUT thu GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL
IN regard to tlu present condition OF this presl-
dentsal cuuteat was rather spa1se yesterday.
Col. A. q. Babcovk, C4airnau Of tho kspnA.