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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1877-06-16
GHEREFF'S SALE.
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF LANDRY,
No. 1852.

~ u r. IL n ELS SA4LEs
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OFST. LANDRY,
No. 1862.
II. & c. NEWMAN VS.. EMANUEL PHILLIPS
By virtue of three writs OF tieri facias, issued
out OF the honorable District Court, in and fol
the parish OF st. Landry, i'll the above entitled
suits, and to me directed, [ will proceed to sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
Courthouse of said parish, in the town of Ope-
lousas, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of June,
1877, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, the following described
property, tO-wit:
LIST. The contents of the store situated on
corner of Main and North streets, in the tow
of OpelOusas, parish of st. Landry, consisting
of dry goods, shoes, boots, hats, notions, hard
ware, tin ware, crOckery-Ware, clothing, sad
dlery, groceries, as per inventory on exhibition
in sheriff7s office, parish Of St. Landry.
I'd. The uneXplred term of the lease of the
store now occupied by defendant.
TermS-CaSh.
c. G. DUsoN,
june Sheriff of the Parish of st. Landry.
SHERHFF's SALE.
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OFsT. LANDRY,
No. 1915.
DOMINIQUE LALANNE VS.. CYPRIEN LOUIS
NANNETTE.
By virtue ofa writ of pluries fieri facias issued
out OF The honorable lStrlcGC Court, IN andttOr the
Parish of St. Landry, i'll the above entitled suit,
and to me directed, I will proceed to sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
Of opG St. Iandry, on on 6H sF z 4RS,f the 15t R"f day
of June, 1877, at11 o'clock A. NJ, the following
described property, to-wit:
Three oxen Zone red, one specified and one
brown,J one speckled COW and calf, three cows
Zone red, one black and white and one brown,)
one sorrel horse, one mare and colt (chesnut
sorrel,) one sorrel mare, one s0rrel FLY.
T~erms-Cash.
G, c. DUSON,
june 2 Sheriff of the Parish of st. Landry.
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FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN
H6Ck'S
PiCk'S
ILLUSTRATED PRICED CATALOGUE

ILLUSTRATED PRICED CATALOGUE
Fifty pages-3OO Illustrations, with Descrip-
tons OF thousands OF the best Flowers and
Vegetables i'll the world, and the acdy to grow
Mem-allfOraTwoC entpOstagc stamp. Printed
in German and English.
Vick's Floral Guide, Quarterly, % cents a year.
ViCk's Flower and Vegetable Garden, so cents
i'll paper in elegant cloth covers, $1.OO.
Address, JANE WICK,
jan Of Rochester,, N. Y.
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IN. ID. HavaasGsh,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
Washington, La,
Practices at 0peIonsas, and in the eourta az
the Eighth Judicial District. decI5-R
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EOr Sale.

A furnished house and lot in the town of
Opelousas. Apply at this office.
oct 2T-tf
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BY G.. G. Duson, Sheriff and ex-offeio auction
eer, THURSDAY, July 5th, 1877, at IL o'clock
Al. NJ, at the store of The0phile s. FOntenot at
Chataignier, parish of st. Landry, will be sold at
public auction, by and in pursuance of an order
from the Hon. e. G.. Billings, judge of the United
States District Court of America for the district
of Louisiana, sitting IN bankruptcy, and dated
the eighteenth day OF April, 1876, and rendered
in the above Entitled matter, tie following des-
cribed k6operty, to-wit:
A certain tract of land situated in the parish
of ST. Landry, on the west side of Bayou Mallet
ia the quarter commonly called the anse Bour-
bease, at about 10 miles from the town of 0pe-
lousas, consisting of part of section z, township
6 south, range Q east, containing about one
thousand one hundred and thirty 52Il00 arpents
more or less, being part of the property bought
by Blanehin & Giraud of the succession of
Henry Prevent, on 27th April, 1869.
T~erms-Cash,
Sheriff and -Of1cioA uettOneer,
Acts Of sale before IA. p. Williams, Notary
Public, G,expens3 of purchasers.
A map and proper division viii be deposited
Mt Mr.. Theophile 8. F0ntenots' to be examined
by the public. Any information whatever will
be received by applying to &. A. Martel. Esq,
or to Mr.. T. s. F%onten0t. may 2
GHERHFF,s SALE.
PARISH COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,
n O 1856.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:

Single insertion, per inch, or twelve nom
Less than one inch, per line .--......... 80
Liberal discount made ON displaying and perma-
nent advertisements.
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fession and calling. The clergyman, lawyer,
physician, editor, banker and merchant are
found among Is subscribers. Consequently, as
cannO be over stated. 1t may By briefly said
that every article for domestic or personal use
By gentlemen can be pr0ttGbty adrertiSed in it's
columns aug 4-tf
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OpezOsss0s .Wsstss0g brass BAND

The Members of O. nj. B. b. are requested to
meet at the Courthouse every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at 8 o'clock P. NJ.
inch Stiff r. Y Leader.
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.qss5gaees' Sale d4s Bankruptcy,

june . sheriff of the Parish o8st. Landry.
The New York herald., 1877-02-14

4 UCTION SALE. -
"A PETER BOwE AUCTIONEER,
sells Thursday February l5 at O'clock at No 201 South
5h the contents Of Wholesale Confeciionery consist
ing OF 20 horse Steam Boiler. steam Pump, 5000
feet steam Pipe copper Steam Kettles, from 10 to lU
gaiions steam Heater, 1000 Starch Trays. so barrels
puivesed Starch. lot Tin Pans Loxenge stamps Marvin
The New York herald., 1877-02-14
DECISIONS.
IF KEN y COUNI CHAnI
Bv Judge Barrett,

In the matter of Mathews; in the matter Of Matthew's
in The matter OF Mathews.-rh6 amount reported
seems to he extravagant. These young people should
have allowance IN accordance with their condition
and expectations but the Court ought not TO
and Will authorize extravaganza ana waste. For all
proper purposes Of education and comfort think
S., 900 per annum would De ample.
Bauman VS. Fruchtreicht-Motion for new trial.
the ground OF newly discovered evidence, &C., denied,
with $40 costs.
In the matter OF Foster The guardian in such mat
ters should not consent. The question should be left
10 the Court.
Percy VS.. Chave.-l cannot read much OF those
papers nor understand the matter. Tho plaintiff
should proceed upon Iegibc papers. The motion was
really so far as can make out, enormously made for
January and not February. The plaintiff should get
somebody TO copy his papers in lcgbc manner, and,
II possible, get his proceedings clearly before the
Court
Hudson vs.. schiller.-without passing upon the
necessity or proprety Of the amendment the plaintiff
may ainenu as she may be advised upon payment of
$40 costs OF motion.
Lyon VS.. ConncL-Ordcr granted.
BY Judge Donohue.
Horandt vs. Cl,aso.-Mouon denicd
The New York herald., 1877-02-14
COMMON PLEAs-spEcrAL TERM.


BY Judge J. r. Daily.
Kcsser Va Kcssler Divorce granted.
Stainhardt va Standard Notice OF motion 10 con-
nrm now report must be given.
SUPREME coURT--sPEcrAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Worst
Hebrew Benevolent Sc., society va The Mayor. &c. ;
Uhl. &c, vs. Mihauser.-Flndngs signed.
Bernbeimer and another VS.. Willis and others =
Decree signed.
Merchants Bank OF Canada vs. Barrett and
another IF indngs settled and signed.
MARINE coURT-cHAMBERs.
BY Judge McAdam.
solomon vs. Roseu The parties herein being 10
conflict as to the question OF settlement they must APP
pear before me Tor oral examination the 10Th INST,
at two T. NJ. IN order that may inteliigenty deter
mine which OF them Is telling the truth
Coyle vs. McCooL Motion denied, without costs.
Metzgcr VS. l.owry.--Sec Endorsement papers.
booram VS.. Gassin -keave 10 sell granted.
Hirshbcrg VS.. sm,th.-Complant dismissed.
Railway Advertising Company vs.. Householder
settled.
Hoagand vs. Gessnsr Judgment for plaintiff on
demurrer.
harIon VS.. Kane-Referred to c. A. Peabody.
VS. Kelly; Auspach Vs. Greenfield; Arkoli va. Hancox;
Williams vs.. Ennis. Motions granted.
Cohen VS.. Schmomsies proceedings dismissed.
Emmrch VS. Lyons.--Defcndant discharged
Fers VS.. Rauch. - Defendant discharged from i'm.
prisonment under Fourteen Day act.
Schuback vs. Wulstein. Motion denied; no COSTS
Elmer VS.. Fieischer. to amend granted on
payment within tnree days OF $40 COSTS answer TO DO
served at same timc
Nordeiih vs. Marina Two per cent allowance
granted.
Shngcrand VS.. Hardic.-MotiOn granted for March
0, 1871; no costs
Saenger vs. Settgas. Default
Burke VS.. Lyons Judgment for plaintiff 500
killian vs.. Van RansL-John A. Ballistier appointed
receiver.
Appleton VS.. Stephens Receivers bond approved,
Harion VS.. kane.-Order OF reference granted.
The New York herald., 1877-02-14
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Feb TO, IbII
In Court Of Appeals, Tuesday. February ls, ls'7
MOTIONS.
No $751; Grcaves VS. Gougc.--Ordcred forward TO
16o1s on judgment calendar.
APPEALS FROM ORDERS
No. 4la The Union CONSOLIDATED Mining Company OF
Tennessee vs. RahI--Argued by simon Stcrns for ap.
peant and BY W Willlam Man lor respondent
GENERAL CALENDARS
No. 1874 Mastton VS. Gould. Argument resumed and
concluded.
NO l74 Flood VS. Mitchell; argued by A. Pond for
appellant and by J.. q. Pike tor respondent.
No s4s. Tho People ex rel. kresser VS. Fitzsin
mons.--Argued by q |. Scdman Tor appellant and by
A. ). Parker Tor respondent
No 1877 Iaverty vs.. Sncthen.-Argucd by James
Carter for appellant aud Dy D. Hand Tor respondent
Proclamat zion made and Court adJoui ned
DECISIONS.
Tho following decisions were handed down.
Judamant affirmed With costa Hoffman va Tho
The New York herald., 1877-02-14
GENERAL SESsIONS-PART

GENERAL SESSIONS-PART L
Before Recorder HacketL
THE SUTTON PERJURY CASE.
The trial of James sutton, President OF the Aidine
Publishing Company, who Is charged with perjury in
having alleged, made false to various
companies Of the Of property alleged
to have been destroyed by fire the oath Of juno,
1875 at the premises No. % Liberty and No. So
Maiden lane, was resumed yesterday. Fire Marshal
Sheldon recalled and testified having taken the
deposition OF the prisoner four months alter the fire.
in which he set forth the OF property being
Ia excess OF what the Investigation disclosed. Mr.
julius Bien, manufacturer of chrome autographs,
doposed that he examined copies OF pictures such as
consumed; ho thought that SO, 900 ch romos
that Mr. sutton sworc worth $40, 900 could be
made for $1,000, while u lot that were scheduled
ut $4,000 could be made tor 81 600. The next wit.
ness, Francis Lawrence, former employs OF tho
Aldinc Company, testified that no hopca to remove
pile OF stereotype plates from closet and pack them
In chest for removal; this was previous TO the ire
which the prisoner claimed the loss Of plates stored
In that closet. Assistant District Attorney Herring
moved that Mr.. Sutton bc incarceratcd during tho
trial or be required TO gve additional ball. the bail
already given being $4,000 Mr.. Fellows on behalf Of
tho prisoner, suggested the name OF Mr. J. 8. Ssbcy
competent bail, which accepted
The New York herald., 1877-02-14
DY ROBERT soMERvILLE. AUCTIoNEER,
Tint ifv MI

DY ROBERT soMERvILLE AUCTIoNEER,
"a University place.
ROBERT sOMERvILLE will sell on Friday, the 18th Of
February at halt O'Clock, his salesroom. "a
University place alsrec lot OF Household Furniture.
prising rosewood walnut Paor aud Bedroom Furniture;
Cottage suits Pier and Mantei Mirrors Pictures beds,
Bedding Carpets hair and straw Mattresses Centre and
Extension Tables, Carpets &c
Also three rosewood Pianos and two Organs.
1Y JOHN A. DUNN. AUCTIONEkR-SALE THIS
Ddsy ioy o'clock At saesroom 80 Great Jones ST. black
Sofas Bedste ads Chairs Tables, harcoth
Suit Dressing Case Suit. Clocks, stoves Mirrors Coun
tcrs Pumps Harness. &c also assortment Of fancy
Goods Musn Linens woollens Gloves Sacks Stockings
Dealers invited.
DY j. COOKE. AUCTIoNEER.
ID Sells entire Contents Hotel aud Road House.
9Th av ana t46th st. FRIDAY. February 49, at 10Y A. NJ
fully furnished throughout Pianos large Mirrors. good
Furniture for parlors and bedrooms Carpets hair Mat
and Bedding Linen, China, Plate, Bar Furniture
Stoves sale absolute.
The New York herald., 1877-02-14

Devein for defendant Knapp; Waldo Hutchins and
John H. Platt for defendant Mehrback; EDWARD Pat
terson. Tor the NOR gagce; James y. Deering for re-
Field for Mrs. Brown, and Oliver West tor Charles
Dcvln defendant from present indications the trial
promises TO occupy all the week.
The New York herald., 1877-02-14
ALDERMAN1C DOUBLE SALARIES.

There has Just been decided by the Court Of Appeals
the suit brought by Alderman Billings against the
city salary Of 81 600 year for
Supervisor since January 1875, in addition to the
salary received by the plaintiff as Alderman. The
defence urged by the Corporation Counsel tnat by
the amendment of the constitution in 1874 all the
powers OF Supervisors in the city OF New York
devoved upon the Aldermen and thereafter we're
creased by them Aldermen, and that the salary
received by them as Aldermen was all the compen-
sation to which lhcy were entitled The Court OF Ap-
peals has sustained the defence and relieved the city
treasury from claims preferred by oar benevolent City
Fathers amounting TO upward OF 500 900. Mr. George
+. Comslock appeared for the plaintiff, and tor the
city ID. J. Dean, Assistant Corporation Counsel
The New York herald., 1877-02-14
THE EMMA MINE BUBBLE.

The suit of the Emma Silver Mining Company
against Trcnor W Park and others was resumed yes
terday morning before Judge Wallace, In the United
States Circuit Court. The question hrst before the
Court the motion made tho previous day to dis.
miss the complaint great deal OF was felt
as to the result Of the motion. This was, however.
set at rest. as Immediately after Judge Wallace
took his seat he informed counsel that the motion to
dismiss was denied. The defence was then entered
upon Mr.. Phelps addressing the Court in tho opening
by counsel for tho defence. Mr.. Phelps proceeded to
detail all tho circumstances attendant on the defendant
Parks purchase OF the mine He stated that Park
won't TO London, place where mining and all spccua-
lions OF tho kind are more clearly understood than
In any other country in the world. He bocamc there
associated IN his undertaking with Senator Stewart
and Professor Silliman II would be formidable un-
dcaknr counsel said. TO believe that these men with
The New York herald., 1877-02-14
n.
Coatnuation Sale Of the
Beaumont Collection.
This OV ednesday and tomorrow Thursday Evenings
Al

~ Miners Art Galleries. as Broadway
This evenings sale embraces the balance Of the OIL Paint
ings and includes number Of most i'm Ugh
Pictures by distinguished and esteemed native and
HENRY ID. MINER, Auctioneer.
Once and Art Galleries, $40 Broadway.
A UCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l. INVITED To
"A dwy to large Of Furniture AID Household
Goods sold ut 10l o'clock A. NJ. Metro
potan SAlesrooms, 4th av., corner 18th st.
:. DINGEE, Auctionecr.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-15
Ii a Nan Can stand.
Cincinnati Commercial.

Oluclnudtl NVuntIVldlsl
An accident recently occurred ia Hun
terdon county, a railroad emplGye being
thrown from q tram by a sudden jerk
with great force, his right shoulder
striking the iron rail, his body and limbs
partly on the same, and between the
wheels, one car passing over the unfortu.
nate mans body, the next car resting
upon his chest and stomach. Under
this tremendous weight (six tons) he
suffered several minutes, until his fellow
workmen, with q united force, lifted the
car from his body. His face, when the
car was removed, was perfectly black
and his vision entirely gone. His inju-
ries were supposed to be fatal, consist.
ing Of a fracture Of the thigh bone, a
dislocatiou of the same at the hip joint,
making the limb, by measurement one
and a half inches longer than the other;
also, q fracture Of the collar. bone in two
different places: the ribs where the wheels
rested upon the breast we're broken FIVE
in number, and pressing upon the heart
and lungs; q flesh wound several inches
deep in the right thigh, and the eyes
partly protruding from their sockets
The doctor Immediately set the fractured
bones, and with the assistance of those
present succeeded, after several perse.
vering efforts, in putting the bone TO its
place by rotation (which is said to be
one of the most difficult operations in
surgery, and probably ore Of the very
few Of the kind ever performed in this
State before). The remarkable part is
that the patient is improving aud will
probably get out again.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-15
T"ELEGRAPHIC

NEW YORK, May Is. II 40 anu. S. 6s Of
1881, 1l4%@lli5s; do. coupons. 1l5Aall5%;
5.2O's Of '65, new issue, lll9E9lllh; 81, llFs@
lli%; '6s. coupons, ll5h; 1e-4O's. ll276; do.
coupons. llSh; currency 6's, l251sg125h; now
SIS, 1l1A@llS%.
LONDON, May Is, $3.50 p~.m.-Consols for
money ,..9l; U. S. 5-2O's of '65, 1881; '67, 1881;
lO-4O's, 1OSh; new SIS. 1861.
%LIvEBPooL, May IA, $3.50 p~.m.-Flour, 500
s3s; wheat, Milwaukee red. lbs Sd@1Ss 90.
Corn, 26s Sd. Pork, Cos. Beef, 95s. Lard. AIS.
Bacon. long clear. S9s; shortclear, 4Os.
NEw YoRK, May Is. 1910 p,m.-Flour is
dull. Wheat is quiet at l 75g1 81; Milwau-
kee. l IS. Corn is quiet, with old mixed held
at rs. Oats are quiet at 4S96S. Mess pork is
quiet at Is 10 bid for May; Is 10 for June; Is 25
for July. Lard is quiet at 6j bid for June;
8 1893 s2h for July. Whisky is nominal at
l 10Y.
CHICAGO. May Is, IL m.-Wheat is irregular
and dulla at l 66A91 81 for June; offered l 66K
for July. Corn is weak at 525S952A for June.
Oats are dull and lower at 4S,z for cash May
47A for June. Pork is steady IA 2S@14 21H for
June; IA So for July. Lard is heavy at 927 for
June. Salt pork hams are quiet at "a II ay
erage, 91499h IS average. 9 l6 average, Sk 20
average. Boxed meats are dull and lower.
with sales Of leng clear att; salt rib nominal
at rs; short clear at ~; long clear and short
clear at ~; shoulders at 81.
CINCINNATI, May 15.-Flour is dull and
lower. Wheat is easier for white at l 9O92 90.
Corn is dull at 59955. Oats are unchanged al
1882. Whisky is lower at 05. Pork is un-
changed at l525. Lard is quiet at 9 40. Bulk
meats and bacon are unchanged.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-15
Destructive FIRES.

Large Number Of business Houses
An ~. Stephens, n. b, Destroyed.
Heavy FireB in Oauada-Immense
$ of Lumber in WiacOnsfn.
ST. JOINS, N. B May by a FIRE in
St. Stephens, yesterday, a large number
of business houses in King and Water
streets were destroyed, including the
telegraph office, Courier newspaper Office
and Watson Hotel. Both sides of Water
street, from Nehemiah Marks to Shorts
shipyard we're swept by Gre, and also
both sides of King street, from Water
street to the Grimmer House and the
New Brunswick and Canada railroad de-
pot, wharves, lumber and a number Of
buildings.
BosToN, May ia special to the
Herald states that the loss by fire at
ST. Stephens, N. B., last night is near
~ $4,000 About sixty-three tent-
ments, eleven wharves and two schoon-
ere were burned. Among the heavy
losers are the New Brunswick and Can.
ada Railroad Company-depot, machine
shops, wharves and q number of engines
and cars being destroyed. The Watson
House, a number of valuable buildings
and ships Of 5. E. Shipmen we're burned.
The following are the heaviest losers:
f. H.. .Tond & Son, stores, wharves
and lumber and cargo of molasses;
Western Union telegraph office; G. P.
Lovejoy & Sons, wharf, grist and planning
mill; Fronosg Bros, Wholesale confee.
tionery and groceries; Hunter, Bates &
Co, bakery; ". B. Wetmorc, liquors;
Marks Hall and tenements; Philip
Breeds, store and houses; Braniff &
Tates, estate consisting Of twelve tere-
ments; q. w. Fosters livery stable and
&. c. GOodman's wharf. Wm. johnson
is reported dead and FIVE others seriously
wounded by falling walls.
MONTREAL, May Is Heavy fires in
the vicinity of West Farmhall and q
number of houses burned at the Stan
stead aud Chambly railway bridge, neal
CRANKY, created smoke so dense that
lamps had to be lighted at 4 o'clock.
OTTAWA, May Is Brush fires h v.
broken out simultaneously in CARLTON.
Greenville, Prescott, Renfriew and Ian.
ork counties, much property being DIES.
troyed.
STEVENS PoIYr, Wis, May l5-Yes
terday a disastrous FIRE destroyed Copp.
& Co.'S planning mill, with books and &C.
counts, aud badly burned Mr.. Cops.
Five millie \ feet Of lumber in Bosworth'
Il Riley lumber yard, 1850 600 feet il
Koox Bros yard, the same amount in
E. Whitney's, 100000 feet in Rowell &
T. Il Co.'s, 100000 in E~astley & Thomas
and 1000, 600 feet in L. W. Persons
yard we're also burned. Loss estimated
at $780, 900, with very small insurance
| probably not over $4,000.
NRwARE, N. J., May l5.-Eight build
iugs bounded by First and John street,
and Harrison avenue we're burned. Los
S25, 900, insurance $4,000. James Lee
fireman, died from oyerwork.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-15
RESOLUTIONS on REspEOr.

TO the Hon. Dictator and Brethren Of Chelsea
Lodge No. $50, knights of Honor:
Your committee to whom was assigned the
duty of preparing suitable resolutions com
memoratiye Of the life and death Of our late
brother. DAVID N. KENDALL, deceased, re-
specially submit the following.
Whereas, The Supreme Dictator Of the Uni
verse has seen fit to call from our midst our
beloved brother DAVID N. KENDALL,
Resolved, That in Brother KENDALL We
found a Knight worthy Of his shield, a friend
worthy our regard, a man whose character
and habits we're worthy Of emulation, an at
fectionate husband. a kind and indulgent
father, a modest inc honorable citizen.
Resolved, That the coincidence of this lodge
be rendered TO the beroayet family Of the
deceased, and that a copy Of these resolutions,
duly certified by the Reporter. be delivered 10
the widow Of the deceased and also published
in the daily PunLIo LEDGER. the Louisville
Courier-Journal and the southern Reporter
w. B. Gibson,
7. L. KEH0E.
Counmttfaa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-15
Army Matters

NEw York, May 10, -Governor Emery,
Of Washington, has written q letter to
the secretary Of war requesting that
Camp Douglas be provided with FIVE COM
panies of infantry aud two Of cavalry;
that Camp Cameron shall have two full
companies Of infantry; that one infantry
company shall be quartered at St. George,
that another shall be sent to Logan, in
Cache valley, and that the company at
Fort Hall shall be retained and rein
forced.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-15
n New Party.

Burlington Hawkeye Rspubiean) ]
Some
One
Has lately begun
To start
New party,
Which, when it is done,
Is going to smash
Into eternal crash
All other parties under the sun.
Wings,
Nigs,
Fire-eating Rebs,
Tramps,
Scamps,
Reconstructed Confeds.
Hot Abolitionists,
Raw Prohibitiouists,
Labor eformers, frantic Protectionists,
A pair of
High.tariff
Old Wing resurrectionists,
All the old Fsdetalists,
Butter and BREAKFASTS,
Wild annexationists,
Emsncipationists,
Texas rangers,
Suspicious strangers,
Illinois grangers,
Rahid Seoessionists, Nulh6cationists,
Temperance a~gitators,
S~oft-voiced conciliators,
Bruisers,
Snoozers,
Republican b~roilers,
Barn-burners,
Coat turner's,
Tories, F~ree.soilers,
Communists, destructionists,
Strict constractionists,
Constitution-reyisioEists
bred Scott deeisionists,
Loco,
Foco,
Baltimore knucks,
Georgia Kuklux,
"Blue.lights," lissentionists.
Hartford conventionists,
Fogy old-timers,
Modern White-liners,
Anti Monopolists,
Bloated metr0polists,
Bondholders, huffy 'uns,
Border Rufians,
Ballot-box stuiiy.'uns;
Free Traders, Greenbackers,
B%ulldozers, back-trackers.
Free niggers,
White Leaguers,
Know.Nothing advisers,
Ku.Klux compromises,
Temperance Liberals,
License wine-bibberale,
Sinners and 'publicans,
Private and public ones,
Till.tappsrs,
Mouth slappers.
Hickory Democrats, three-card monte
men,
Angela, devils, slouchy and jaunty men;
Nobody, every one, sickly and hearty
Stanley Mathews has got a new party,