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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-27
MEMPHIS. TENN MONDAY EVENING MAY q, 1878

held in Jail until his case could be
communicated to the Brazilian au-
thorities; but Captain Park said:
"No, sir, he deserves his liberty
after the efforts he made to obtain
it. l saved him from death, and
I'm not going to consigu him to a
prison. You can't have him, and
you don't dare take him from under
that fag"-pointing to the Stars
and Stripes that flew from the
mizzen peak. So francesca was
brought to New York. When res
cued he had a few pieces of Bra.
lillian money with him, and a paper
containing the warrant for his
transportation to Fernando de
Noronha, signed by a Brazilian
magistrate.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-27
FIRST WARD.

FIRST WARD,
lS delegates; corner Main and Winchester
streets.l
II CAshbrook, chairman; Tim Foley, Ches.
Lohand. Mike Daley, John Cooney.
SECOND WARD.
DO delegates; Court-house.)
Jesse Page. chairman; William Quinn,
John Savage, Henry Legeler, b AIRY Ferguson.
THIRD WARD.
tl5 delegates; 40 Adams street, Dun's stable. }
Napoleon Hill. chairman; C Mills. Will
liam Frye, Fred GOldschmid, p + Murphy.
FOURTH WARD.
Ql delegates; Greenlaw Opera aouse.l
j y Faires, chairman; II q Brinkley. Pat
keallaher, W Green, G II Bracket.
FIFTH WARD.
40 delegates; near corner Beale and Desoto
Henry lynn chairman; w Vosgeli.
John Olayin, IL q Dent, James Bachman.
SIXTH WARD.
q delegates; Waldran block,
Jacob eller, chairman; ii B Chiles,
james Richert, John Bradley. A Lehman.
SEVENTH WARD.
v delegates; Beal street. near Memphis and
Charleston railroad
pr Clark, chairman; I Hillsnan, W
Bates, W Cooper. - Deates.
EIGHTH WARD.
Q3 delegates; Poplar street market.)
JN Falls. chairman; J 7 Flynn. P Quig-
ley, Thomas Welltord, + II Finnie.
NINTH WARD.
II delegates; grocery. corner Mill and Third
streets.)
George M Grant, chairman; 7 @ Bettis, 4
Karr, Ben Powell, James Lewis.
TENTH WARD.
II delegates; Main street, between Carolina
and Broadway
Colonel Robert Looley. chairman; O 0
Burx, P q Cuneo, Themas sloyn, John
Becker.
FIRST CIVIL DISTRICT.
Is delegates; Union academy
D NJ Witherington. chairman; Anthony
Barrett. Ben Boyce. L Douglass, Q
Stewart.
SECOND CIVIL DISTRICT.
q delegates; Millwood.l
A Hunter, chairmsnj w ? York, Cham
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-27

to take the child, but the mother
snapped at her like q british AMI
NAL and pushed her back. "Oh,
now she hissed, "Oh, no, no, no,
no, not you, not your Chief Nc
Menemy knows how to do his duty
as well as any man, but he saw this
was an extraordinary case and sent
the baby home. The mother went
into her cell holding her heart
She came rushing back and kissed
her baby and whispered in its ear,
''lt were better for you, my child,
that you never saw me again" The
child was carried away crying be-
cause they took the handouts from
it.D
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-27

JAMES r MILLER, SJCAMP,I
JOHN NJ RmuRkE, GEO 7 kASSETT,
/ y knhIT. THOMAS FILE MING,
Il, NJ NEELi, J D STEWART
Il uLAPP, ] Il DOUGLASS,
JOdN Johnson, WILLIAM MILLER,
] Z PETIT, JOHN Nc BR0oKS
] NJ CREWS, ALSUP, WINE LS0N,
Executive Board of Shelby county.
s w L CLAPP. Chairman.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-13

CuERExT NEws.-There is nothing
Of special saierest from Europe TO note
since our last issue MOI are We likely 10
hear anything startling or even interest
ing until after the Berlin Congress gets
under way and begins to develop its in
evissble ai,tsgonisms. The German
Emperor is now consalescing, but the
Crown Prince has been invested with
the executive power Of the empire I'M
iii his fatheris able TO take the helm Of
State again.
The Potter Investigation Is progress
ing smain, Gen. Butler in the lead q
chief cross-questioner. The Generafs
;animus is very evident. He is seeking
10 bring home TO the President guilty
knowledge ofthe crooked waysby which
Sherman and particularly Matthews
managed TO steal from Tilden the cleo
toral vote OF Louisiana. Butler Is the
right man in the night place. Set a
thief 10 catch thief. Wehope and do
ia part believe that The President viii
come out right side up, but We antIci-
pale no such result for Sherman and
Matthews. The Committee have the
dead wood on both, certainly on Mat
thews. We notice the latter is endeav-
oring TO get himself whitewashed BY q
Senate Committee Of investigation and
has declined the invitation Of the Pot
ter Committee 70 appear before them.
Process has been taken to force his at
tendance. and though il is likely he viii
be found privileged from arrest for nom
compliance. still q plea Of this sort. il
he pleads it. will be, substantially, .
confession Of guilt.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-13

SHERMAN AND ANDERsoN-The his
tory OF Anderson's relations with Sher-
man, though not rs clearly made Oat as
could be wished or as the Potter mves-
tigaiion promises to make them, are
still sufficiently outlined to enable the
most stolid to grasp their meaning
The idea, il seems, Of sending the wis
ting statesmen" 10 New Orleans origi-
mated with Sherman. It's main object
was TO direct the operations of the Re-
turning Board, and to strengthen the
loyalty Of Wells and his associates by
promises Of protection and reward
Sherman reached New Orleans on the
evening of the 18th of November, 1875,
just a week after Mr.. Tilden had re-
ceiyed majority of eight thousand in
the State. He soon mastered the situa-
ton, and knew that the Returning Board
was in the market for sale. He was
fully informed also that the election had
been fair and peaceable, and that no le-
gal protests bad been made by the SUI
pervisoss Of Registration. Consequent
Nv superstructure Of fraud had 10 be
erected as a pretext for the Returning
Board TO reject sufficient votes TO defeat
the popular will. Anderson had made
q partial unsworn statement IN regard
TO East Feliciana, which had been fall
sified and converted into protest, with
Q forged jurat attached. His friend
Weber of West Feliciana had also
been induced 10 make protest unwar.
ranted by the facts. Sherman soon
learned that Anderson and Weber were
dissatisfied and could not be relied on
to 60 through with the fraud. He sig
nifed a wish to see them, and they met
en- Sunday, the 18th Of November, when
Sherman promised literally If they
stood firm and did not expose the falsi-
" and forgery of the the two protests.
After separating, Weber and Anderson
discussed the nature FISHERMAN s prom
Uses and found them too general 10 be
good for much. The next day they adj
dressed a joint letter to Sherman, re-
quiring guarantee in writing. THIS
Sherman gave them in the shape Of q
letter which was produced before The
Committee and which, though disowned
by him in some particulars, he admitted
10 express sentiments he entertained and
might have written. Atany rate Ander-
son acted on the guarantee and'he swears
that this was to the effect, that If he
would allow the fabricated protest TO
stand, he would be provided for as
soon after the 9Th OF March as practical
ble." These are the facts as far Is they
have been developed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-13

The remaining districts, the LIST, End and 9Th,
will be arranged at the next meeting. Commits
sons will be issued to each Supervisor as soon AZ
they can be prepared. A peiitioh, signed by
James G. Dean and others, TO open public road
through the land Of VIM. s. Coppage, Cartha-
gena, Cooper's Greek and Drayden, to the pub
lie read leading to Bacon's Wharf, was present.
ed, and the Board appointed James @. Bean, Ed
win A. Wilson and John Shadrick examiners.
A Commission, with instructions, will be Issued
to them. Applications for the position Of 0versser
to the Aims House were opened and action on
same postponed until the next meeting, so as to
give the Board an opportunity to visit and inspect
the Aims House. The Board NEXT considered the
applications for Physician to the Aims House and
appointed DR.. Henry Camalicr to that position.
The Board then, after the consideration Of minor
business, adjourned TO meet at the Aims HOUSE
on Tuesday, the 25th instant.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-13
LOCAL poTTINcs.


Making MATTERS VERSE
M. 80, eeras;on a few issues back 20 20
- i. uuhappy town ef Port Tobasco' hoplng
-. = - as me natives and assist the marsh
,A;,l. Il gsvinw them good, hearty shake. =
-. =. 80, ;, however, The TSnss not shaking
81 :. Ii ana the EsdqDsndemt only 70 the extent
4 acknowledging The corn. says ane i@s'es,
ss,,,. county iowa Of Charles Is decidedly ons-
49,. rl.ce ana Is likely 10 coutinaeso." Ihis
!. ,,or. .han we ever alleged against t. There
!. hope. however, Il seems, ifnot sor Port To-
$500 :, le.st Cor ssms other place nsaE IL
ssThe one-horse character cfOur county cApi'As
continues the Ea5spenasas, 'swill not last always
-wnit a little while and then look IN upon Is
- s.,.n or IA Plata We promise, ofcoarse,
= ssvrnit.'' bat whether we shall also s'look ~
s.u.uas upon whether the new cAPitai 8 eaiit
during the present century or the next. We
have read Of Castles In Spais. before. Hope
81. Mary's win ems day overcome her Old scgy
preindiees against imprOvementsaud consent to .
raiIroad. She can sim have her steamboats,, too,
but not every day a. we do" We submit this
rambling Is not to be accounted for on the sup
posision Of mere chills. II presupposes a cond'-
t;on az fatuity like when ron see snakes or 80 10
he'd with vour boots on. ftBy the way, betwe0a
Port Tobacco and Leouardtown there Is another
point Of differences, the former has no one-horse
paper." We knew there must be some mistake
about tAis and were therefore prepared to hear
the Iadspsndsat say, eve are only joking, bat
II ''onIy joking" then Port Tobacco has a zone
horse paper and that s'oue-horse paper iS-
well, Il isn't the Tines.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-13


FLoRIDA AND McLIE.-The history
Of the late Electoral Fraud would be IN
complete without the mention Of McLin
and the part be played in transferring
the vote Of FLORIDA from Tilden tc
Hayes. Having elsewhere given ac-
count Of the way Sherman and Mat.
thews managed the Returning Board in
Louie:ana, we present, as companion
picture, a sketch of the way McLin
done up things IN Florida. And. first,
he stands by the statement made by
him in HE now historical confession
He testified on Saturday before the sub
committee Of Congressional investiga-
tors that two or three days after the
Presidential election Of 1876, telegraph
ic dispatches began to arrive from such
prominent Northern Republicans as
Zachariah and William e. Chandler.
the gist Of which was that everything
depended on Florida, and that an effort
must be made-after the election, re-
member--to give the vote of the State
to Hayes. Presently arrived William
E. Chandler, Gen. Noyes, Gen. Wal
lace, Gen. Barlow, Attorney-General
Little Of Ohio, and others. McLin was
given to understand that two or three oil
these visitors represented Hayes, and
in particular that whatever Gen. Noyes
said or did, Hayes would ratity. Gen.
Wallace told him several times that the
members of the Returning Board-oi
whom McLin was one-wouldbe taken
care OIL" On one occasion, William
E. Chandler, PROCESSING 10 speak for
Moves and Wallace, as well as for him.
self, told him that, If the State went for
Hayes, he and Cowgirl, another mem
Der of the Returning Board, would be
"welI taken care of" When the board
met to canvass the vote. there were
two or three returns from Baker coun-
ty. ssJf,see (the bogus Driggers one)
was counted, Hayes's majority in the
State on the face of the returns would
be about 40; il they counted the other
or others, Tilden would have majority
in the State Of about 90. McLin pigeon
holed the other returns, laid the Orig
gers return before the board, and il was
counted. He did this because Il was
the most formal--and ''the most favor
able TO Hayes" He also joined m
throwing out enough precincts to give
Hayes an apparent majority OF eight oil
nine hundred. Alter the board CON-
pleted this canvass, Gen. Noyes called
on him, thanked him, and told him he
had acted nobly. Subsequently, Noyes
wrote him that he had written TO the
President, urging him ogive MIR. McLin
an appointment.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-13

usv Collecsorcfzew OrIeans--alI places
Of responsibility and fsIl Of opp0riuni-
Ties and Temptations, and requiring IN
their tenant not only capacity, bot pa
srioGism, integrity and sense Of honor
He introduces Ehis peJuFer and black
mailer 20 General Harlan, so that
they NAV communicate Confidential
Iy 70 each other. He Is impatient
10 give 10 the demands Of this wretch
the attention be has promised. and
has no doubt that be viii soon be able
to secure his appointment to some for
eirn position that will be agreeable 10
himl He processes himself wiling to
do ANYTHING that Anderson may suggest
that may give ps0mise ofsuccess in get
ting him > satisfactory place lie de-
sires to have Anderson appointed Dep
ufy Collector Gas a deserved recOgni-
lion of his services and personal Ia
yor 10 myself" He interests Dir. Hayes
warmly in favor Of his protege. And
finally In February, 1878. affer Ander-
SON had become angry and insolent, Dir,
Matthews actually writes to him TO spol-
oeize for not going TO Philadelphia or
Baltimore to meet him, and sdding eff
YOU should find il convenient TO be IN
Washington, | should be pleased 10 see
YOU" These facts will not fit IN with
the theory Of this matter which Mr.. Mat
thews now puts forward. His expla-
national leaves him in just as bad POI
sition as that he occupied before.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-13
eaITlWoeE NIaEETs.

wHzAT-Ths market for Southern Wheat ana
SAMPLE lots generally has been very quiet the
past week, owing 70 meagre cferingss and prices
have ruled stea1y 70 firm, especially for prime
grades, st about figures quoted 81 the close O tne
previous week The transactions reported II
sChanre during the week were as follows:
Southern-l $50 bn. common TO ordinary REQ
at S0al0o cents. 4, So bu- fair 70 good q l0-A
ios; Z. ss3 hu- good 70 prime 90. Al loSAl ~
8. Fo4 bu. choice amber ~ us: 900 90. Pnnle 40.
at liz; Ta0 hu. hncy do q IL; 20 o1- pin
v~;lisa IL 1TE-afl aiRoaf: 500 bu. good Upper
MARYLAND red AZ 1loaiI2r ZOO ba- prime DO, at
llsalls 1-part track and part deiiveTed; also
2s0 br. No. Southern, in elevator a III
Conx-Ths oHerinrs Of Southern Corn have
been very light and the market has ruled hrineF.
under fair demaBd, With prices zas eenss De.leL
for white ana yellow. The sales reported during
the week were IS foli0ws:
Soushrrn-s.4 Il o In. white at 80 cents; SO
bu. do. AZ 50; i,140 ba- do at 81; lss-e d. 40.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-13
OraHge Park, Florida.

Situated on ST. Johns River, near Jackson
Vile. II contains 5000 acres Of the best OF Or
ance and General Fruit and Vegetable Lands
averaging 30 feet above the river, with no swamp
or marsh lands on the tract.
1t Is rapidly being settled with the very best
class Of thrifty northern families, and offers TO
those desiring TO live in State that has the ca
liabilities to make the most desirable homes on
this continent the following Inducements
Post Office with daily mails.
School during regular school months.
Religious Services every Sabbath.
Within one hour Of the only sure market In
the State, both TO sell your products and buy
your supplies.
A frstclass physician located here permanent
~: IA
purchasers.
Large and attractive hotel, completed and open
the entire year at very moderate rates.
We are selling 10 acres Of fine fertile Orange
and Vegetable land, for $500, and all the way
up to 10 acres for 81 900 river front.
At this point the thermometer rarely goes
above 90 or below 40 degrees. We have garden
vegetables every day in the year. Send for des-
criptive paper, pamphlets, etc., sent free on APP
ORANGE PARK CO..
June l3, lsTe--2t Orange Park, Florida.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-13


D0ws CHEsT1r1 kiLLv bELLk.--
Nine 81 AL bel three year old FLIES IN
- -. s..-s.rs.S - fhe Ladies
- A-,r =. F.,ox..
SsANss. - '''a's -. -. $500
Park u - on 1nursuays ineas'ulns
Ex-Csessner Bowie's chestnut Ely
pela. k Sew Ycrk TrfBwne says /:
n;..
The NAFt vas eYen' @..a - !. s e~. ' hass
thoroas eEe.s - q go -: = 49, 49,
NILE To- ne $3.50 -. = s~r;se
woods, ~ sIxe.9sae 80 nes~ - 49, -.
aAlmiFaiAoa asoIAs.Sfa .-a'.sS -. I u.
= me lszs p me 80. 80 80 -. Ths
the gran s1snd ioI ahs a's en- 49, -. -
black lueey % Lloyo - $3.50
iHg sise sinner g ~ 49, 49, pa. "a
and sl.e rs : 49, - T-a;,k. e.-,r.h
tpe tlllaEe - .n..s -. 49,. siI. ~Ioss
Win ne 80 e.-k ar 49, ls.,lar
behlnd- s.lanee a. 80 s s...s - 5000
~ the bYing s9s 4.s 81 sc J,.~s
the einosncnse nln- :. - .s.-~sI
obscured tee view = 80. s:Ts ~,
from behind me oes'lsI -, y - ~ 80 ,hss
through ne ms = . s.. tn.
Balance al was - - -, - en- c,I- 49,. !
black JOCKEY on tne L,s an. r..
good place. ana inc Do~.s go 49,
stFiding - iasI tnal neI $3.50. .a. " Ths
race was 5mpFoy,ns 80 "a 49, ~sms
last turn was Iounus go a. 80 ssrs,eh -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-13

Having obtained the agency Of this celebrated
soap for Hollywood and vicinity, append tho
opinion Of some our best people as 70 lis merits:
have used "DobbinS Electric Soap" made
by I. L. Cragin 4 Co., Philadelphia, Pa, and
pronounce Il the best soap have eveT used. The
rapidity and ease with which il enables ope TO 90
ones washing Is really surprising. Boiling Ise
clothes Is entirely unnecessary sna no Tubbing~
needed. | would not be without IL.
Mrs. y. GOoDwIS0.
have no hesitation In saying that no houss-
keeper should be without Dobbins Electric Soap.
7 can heartily recommend IL. II is q charm in
the yyasb-sHb Mrs. J. r. JBOHPsOs.
!. AS n time, labor and money-saVing article
take pleasure In recommending Dobbins soap 70
my neighbors. II promises wonders, bn' does
All Il promises. A. A. WOOD.
desire All my friends and customers to give
this soap one trial, 20 they may know just 10"
good the best soap In the q. 8. Is. 5. G. TBoAr-
SOC, Sole Agent, Hollywood, Nd. JC-lGs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-13
NOTICE.

GREAr MELs, Nm, June !, 1878.
mAyIyG A very great desire 70 accommodate
he travelling public, coupled with q heavy
dehs az gratitude owe 10 the wh0leOf mankind,
have deiernined 70 convert my very large
thoroughly ventilated and elabornieiy FURNISHED
dwelling into q Hotel, and in announcing the
anne 70 state that IL will always be my very
great pleasure to receive old patrons, and shall
feel most sensibly any neglect on tnelr part.
hone that INV terms win suit the means Of Gu.
Roara Der dav. $1,000
For each meal, s.oO
Lodging, 10y
Horses 81 livery, S-VV
Payable GEsrays IN Advance.
Trusting that ! may receive in the future the
very liberal patronage extended me in the past,
Very respectfully,
June IL, lsTs-6m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-13

Mn. STANLEY MATTHEWS DEFENCE.
Having completed his theory Ofthe
relations between himself and Ander-
son, Mr.. Matthews has presented It TO
the country in speech delivered in the
Senate. According to the statement he
now makes Mr.. Matthews knew An
deyson to be en- unmitigated scoundrel.
He was convinced. as he now lets us
understand, that Anderson, who had
been appointed by Republican authori-
" to Gil an Office Of such Importance
that by the stroke of his pen he could
make or unmake President of the I'm
tied States. was capable of taking either
side in such question, ready for pay
TO certify at one time that the Republi-
cans had carried the election and at an
other time that the Democrats had car
ried Il, and TO swear 10 both certificates.
Yet during months. Mr.. Matthews ex-
eTts himself continuously by correspon-
dence, by personal solicitation, by notes
TO Mr.. Evarts, TO MIR. Hayes. to Gen.
Harlan. 10 Mr.. Hayes's friend Gen.
Smi b, and 10 Thomas G. Anderson, of
New Orleans--exerts himself to get
this man, whom he knows to be per-
iurer and blackmailer. appointed Con-
sui at Callao. Consul at Tien-tsiE, Dep
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-13
Festival, Concert & Lecture F.!

At MechanicsviIle Methodist Episcopal church,
- South, JULY 3ra, eOmmsn cing at 2 O'Clock,
y. m. lee Cream, Cake, Confectionery, Fruits,
Lemonade, etc., ETC. Prices 10 suit the times.
Supper, rs cts. Concert at T.3O O'Clock, p. m.
At $50 o'clock.
Hon. GEORGE COTTON,
of Baltimore, that Prince Of Wits, will deliver
one Of his humorous Lectures. Admittanee to
Concert and Lecture, IS cents.
JULY, the 4th, ut Bethel NJ. Z. church, South,
10 commence at 10 o'clock, a. m. Dinner 70 cts.
supper Is cts. Side tables, flled with every
deiitaey, at low prices. No pains will be spared
10 make this the most enjoyable Of days. Con-
cert at 100 O'CLOCK, p. m. Lecture at 80
O'Clock, p. m, by the same humorous orator.
Come one, come all, who wish pleasant time.
Proceeds for the benefit Of above churches.
Hen. Eli ]. HEHklE,
together with several other distinguished mem
hers Of Congress, are expected. BE sure and
come to both places and then you will not have
to regret that you missed the most enjoyable
thing of your iife The presiding officers viii
be Joseph II. Jones and r. Thomas Barber. By
order Of the
June Is, 1s7s-td. COMMITTEE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-13

There has been LEFT Al our oSEice three stan. -
Prinre Edward Island Oats. cutttom hsld y
suFed will average like them, which r.ess.s1s
IS inches IN length, the head being II me- =
This variety ef oats Is comparatively : =
comet here but Is eoming more and mora -
notice every year aEf Is gaining favor frn,' ~
who have SEEDED Il Jsdging from the IspvtS 80
other characteristics Of the head, we wonld th;.s
that the Prince Edward variety would nearlr \,
not quite, double the yield Which Is realized s.'
the vaFistiss'of cats now In common use Cor -.
frR.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-06-13

The death Of John 5. Edwards l. anna.
IN she Baltimore SnH. Mr.. Edwards viii ~ :
mcmbered By many in our county as u,s,.S - -
II Lecnnrdtown during the war. Beiue /. 80 !.
ion man end in high favor at washipg,r.' 2 =
was allowed aaany privileges which - -, =
enjoyed BY merchants OF Southern svmra,s ~
and a. consequence be had At one tinoe - ).
some departments Of trade great adsantarsg 80. y
others IL the same 6usiness: About the elcse y
his residence at Cambridge, Nd, WHERE ~ !. u
ficed Law, being q lawyer by prOlssSso, ~ ii
died at Leesburg, LoudOa county, Va, ana - -
AGED eT years -
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wv ne caaata nian.t ccnne

sfIn our notice saws the AIexastsria Cas-,
ssOf the return Of the Sc. Johns Cadet, fro-,
their eneampment az Blackstone Pavilion On m.
Potomac, we neglected 10 mention that thew III
not Wait LeonaFdtown, as expected. Thew ~
made arrangements for doing 20, bat the "a.
tnno made her last trip there on the Friday prp.
eeding, q fact unknown 10 those in charge ofth,
excursion until they were q long way dowa N.
river. and as the j. W. Thompson did no, po
there on Friday, there was no means Of CONVEX.
anco and that part Of the "trip had to be alan.
doned -