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The Late DIR. james McKie,. of
Canton.
oxford Eagle. 4

VAIUTU LdgItJ --------- :
This gentleman fell victim to the pla que
at Canton He was. an elder brother to
Greene, james NJ, Stephen and Ben Mckee.
He was reared in Maury county, Tenn, and
married the sister Of COT. John Williams, of
New Orleans. Their golden wedding was
celebrated last December. DR.. McKie was
a man of culture fine intelligence and emf
hence in his profession: - -
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Death from HydrophObia.

Qhickasaw Messenger. ..-4. l.is,
Fhe disease, from which the young man
Moses Morris died on Sunday night last. is
pronounced by the attending physicians to
have been clear and well defined case of
hydrQphobia.. His father informs us that he
was bitten by dog about five years ago,
and it appears that the virus remained in
his system last Thursday before it develop
Ell into hydrophobia. The young mans
suffering during his illness was intense, and
during the last twenty-four hours, convul-
sion followed eopyqlsion until death came
to his relief.
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Winston County.
louisville Index a

IF1uIeFIIIt ItNItA-I =
Our county has lost several of her best
citizens during the last week or ten days.
we are sorry to learn tina: Mr.. VIM. Avery,
son of Mr.. james, Avery, living several.
nj lies east of town, died on Monday week,
OF eongestive chill; also Mr.. Liddell died
on Tuesday morning week, of some type of
fdver Mr., Joe King also died ION the same
day.. aid Mr.. SShiIfef UsS' Eowery died
Wednesday, the,11th inst-sa~a e.i. to -
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From s'rs. a. r.. nsichnrd-on.

WINSTON, n ',, Seyt. 20. :
T. Coz J. b.Po11er::
Euctbsea find postal order for $40 90 :
tie proceeds OF ain entertainments given by
few dtfhe young ladies aud gentlemen. Of
dis tow0 Bg applying the small amount
where it is 10 est needed, yoa will confer
quite a favor. Respectfully,
MRS. 7. +. RICHARDSON.
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GIobe-Democrat.I

Globe DemOcrat.l
1t seems almost certain that the violent
fever now raging at Gallipolis, on the
Ohio, between 80 and 100 miles from Cn+
ciuhati, is very nearly akin TO true yellow
fever. The ''John ID. Porter arrived there
with sick from Mem phis on board and the
officers Of the boat, instead OF burning the
Infected clothing and bed clothes, threw
them overheard into the river, where they
were picked up and carried home by some
of the poorer inhabitants.
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Timely Relief for Lake.

:. go s-ds, a.,s JACKSON. Sept. ;23s 1873. i,
To Thos a. w GODS, Chairman Relief Oom-
mittee, Meridian: Desiring to assist your
Committee. ia your Noble efforts for relief
of Lake. have had Peoples Bank request
ed to pay you one thousand dollars. This is
frbm the Masonic and Odd Fellows Relief
Fhnd. Expend it as may seem to you most
Judicious for all at Lake. Can send more
whep needed, on your notice.
II S.sE PokYkR Gland Secretdrk {
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S-~@>-

MAsoNlc BELIEF-- he GRAND reas-
r.erofs the 6 rand Lodge of New York has
ar5arded the following amounts tor rehei !;
louisiana, $4,000 oO' MISSISSIPPI *4''eo W ;
Tsoge,.ee. 1880 90. Total, $l2 600. Large
.,aagts have also been forwarded by
does. Chapters and Communicates.
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: .rs-.ss . :,
Memphis Items.
ARalanche.

= -eo-i - eftle ete.. - f#sfo5
Sunday. ll5sh,l was q black day for Mem
PMS. Four of our strongest men went
down, Ed. Worsham, VIM. Willis, John G.
L9ndsale, 9r. and T. P..EssteF - -v@3r
Mrs. Nellie Clarke, a volunteer nurse
from Omaha, Nebraska, Is dead She had
aiqed IN suecoTing OUT sic kuntil herselfwas
stricken, She Was compei1ed to desfst from
her labors of l6F9tb aastrickeh people.
Yadge Archibald wv right is down. /. ......
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Philadelphia Press Independently
Alter afl'tKe elaborate apologize and ex-
pIanatory articles of the organs On the
Maine election, the plain English OF it is
that for twenty fQur years the Republicans
have uniformly elected their Stale tickets
and all tho members of Congress, and that
tits year they lose all. the State candidates
and two ofthe five Congressman ..te1 =
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NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-The circular letter
Of Cardinal MeClosky directing collections
in all the Catholic Churches on; SUNDAY
next, 22d, for the relief of elbow fever suf-
ferers,was Eead .atseveFal masses to-day,and
the priests urged generous contributions:
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NIB. D W CoAN telegraphs Memphis
Avalanche from Grenada under date of
Sept, 19thi n tQ Is
Fever is Virulent as ever, and the fiend on
tile lookout for each new face. 1t will be
fully a month or more before it is safe for
any person to venture within the limits OF
GFenadal We nave MANY people to feed and
your spondent has plenty to do.
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= 1,ra5...2 - 49,; MERIDIAN, Sept. %. Z
:. To j. L.. Power, Grand Secretary: God
bless you for the, splendid donation. we
were. gneadyHd depressed, as we had only.
funds for one more day, So far we have
bden able to meeteverp demand from Lake.
THos. II. WOODS, 80
For relief COmmittee
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gAefs g@a IYagRoCKwoobS
) q FesbientHo&sard Association
Amply Supplied.

NEW NEW ORLEANS. September ISsll.-Tos the
F Itaso9 NJ Grand Lodges of the United States:
lug Masons of Louisiana, with profound
SSa a1de to sister Jurisdictions. who baXe,
9uilrtarfiy donated large afnonn4 4q& CD,
: ee OF yellow sever sufferers of tses eTAftS
g % snls State, beg that they would cease their
5 Seasroas contributions, as am pie funds have
'een received. =
,SigRed) SAMUEL J. POWELL.
Grand Master.
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, Eiud Contribution from SuIIi-
var. illinois.

SULLIVAN, Illinois, Sept. IS 1873.
Tbs day ahtPped by y: s. IromeT tor
Hecty oi9uiitFan, IliIholN) 10 ~. v: w an,
5 cretary OF the lloWaru A97oclaUpb' >
Jcason, Mississippi:
10 barrels provisions, $500 naunds.
T boxes do =
i4.aehs -four ..... ....-.. 2200 - -A
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The Fever i'm Chattanooga.


New YORK., Sept. .2O.--Louis c. Lewen-
stone, OF, GreenviAe, was taken sick with
yellow fever at the Bowry Hotel to-day :,
and was removed to quarantine.
H1cGTKM4E, KY, sept 1S.7 YELLOW ,sfeveF
here very 'fataI-many deaths. - :
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Ffom the Tuscaloosa Tumes.l .s.,as
p, H. Fits, Esq, opened a subscription
on last Saturday for the yellow fever suffer-
ers in Memphis, VickSbqrg. and, Grenada,
a4ddnring the daYs,co1iected $50, which he
holds subject, to the order of the Howard
Association He is still receiving eontribu-
ti9ns at his banking house, and it is to be
hoped that at least 500 more will be raised
r1nl TUSCALOOSA
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The fever fund is still growing steadily,
feeling for the afflicted South showing rath-
'eF an increase than any apathy from con-
tlnued eXertion.-St, Louis Republican.
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MAIL LETTINGS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Washington. d, c., Sept. =, 1873.

= Ost NfklNE nEFAhIMEAIs #
1.i 81. Washington. d. c., Sept, =, 1873. !
Proposals will be received at the Contract
Office of this Department until 3 P. NJ, of Oc-
tober 31st, 1878, for carrying the mails of the
United States. upon the routes, and according
to the schedule of arrival and departure spec
fled by the Department, in the State of Mis-
sissippi, from January LIST, 1879, to June 3oth,
$751; Lists of routes, with schedules Of arri :
walls and departures, instructions to bidders,
with forms for contracts and bonds and all
other necessary information will DO furnished
upon application to the Second Assistant POST
A.f .t .-.-ta' p at,'.
master-General. ,ra, t. oa. ...-
80 .-,r s.. Is...i. -tl .s..r s.#a
.,t ra.r- ..t,H ID. VI. EN-,
sep.lI l878-6w Postmaster G enerai.
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IJdF"e Martins health continues to i'm
prove. lie still remains at home, but not
confined to his bed. 1t is Hoped he will be
at his office in a few days Houston Patri-
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Every person entitled TO the RIGHT % pre-
enption 10 any Of the lands within the town
ships and parts Of townships above euumorn-
ted, is required 10 establish the sume 10 tbc
satisfaction Of the Register and Receiver of
the jackson Land Office, ana nuke pavIrcp
theFeoi as soon a5 practicable after seeing
this notice, and before The day appointed for
the commencement Of tho public sale OF mo
lands embracing the trnct cluimcd. otherwise
such claim will be forfeited. ....
No preemption claim based on a settlement
subsequent 10 the date of this Proclamation.
and prior TO ihe Offering, win bee recognized bY
the Government
y. A. WILLIAMSON
Commissioner Of the General Land once
July2I 1S1S-3m
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a At'the residence of her father in Vicks-
burg, of yellow fever, Miss CAMILLA, only
daughter of Prof p. Rivinac, aged 2Olyears.
Sdptem Der 18th, 1873
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NOTICE 10 PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS,

Every person entitled to the right Of pre-
'emption W any Of the Isnds within the town
ships and parts Of townships above enumera-
ted, is required to establish the same 70 the
Satisfaction of the Register and Receiver OF
the Jackson Land Once, and make payment
therefor as soon as practicable after seeing
this notice and before the day appointed for
the commencement Of The public sale. Of the
lands embraeihg the tact aelAimed, 9TH efSgis u
such claim will be forfeited.
No.pre-emption claim based on a settlement
subseq uent to the date Of this Proclamation
apd prior 20 the Offering, viii be recognized
! J. A. WILLIAMSON,
G1mmiSsioner Of the Gen'l Land Once
AnO n IeT9-9n - ~ - TT -
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NATIONAL LODGE OF oDD' FELLOWS,

BALTIMORE Sept 2O.-The Grand Lodge
mhde, the following reduction in salaries OF
officers: Grand Secretary from three
Thousand to two thousand dollars per year !;
assistant Grand Secretary, from two thou
sand to eighteen huadrea dollars; Grand
Treasurer. from five hundred to three hum
dred and fifty dollars; Grand. Messenger,
from one tiIousa nd to eight hundred dollars.
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The wants Of Yick.barg supplies.

The following report has been sent
through the Associated Press Dispatchse:
FIcKsBURG, Mss, Sept 16.-Vicksbnre to
sr generous friends throughout the country
pe2ls have been 50 renernnsIv mat that We.
think the aid xIrea6y received viii carru ms.
Trough the end Of our troubles, and thaB
Sa public charity of the country may not
s &c imposed upon, we request that all future
: oossSef'ptions for our relief be held subject
when rdqeirs,, ' i i..en 1ssoe -
(Sighsf. E@a zWaFRoCKwooby
--E President ii oAiArd A sgoeiAeian. /
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-. VI. KEY,
No. S4l. .-''i'.-t .'..
PROCLAMATION
....I. ..s. .fft.r ..t.lf .''if't T..
i.s4fea. .H..-' BY THE rPt
.-sI ..f..rt s.f...
President of the United States.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF CON
i gress OF June I'D, 1876, / RVTHERFoaD y,
HAYES, President of the United States of
America, do hereby declare and make known,
that a public sale Of valuable Government
lands will be held at the Land Office at Jack
son, in the State of Mississippi,
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Have Plenty"
sAN FRANcnco. sent. is. Is

Grand Seoretary OF Masons, :
tra}gd Treasurer of ODD Fellows
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FoR RENT 80 ;
W N 110ueasgxaus,

fLxTE JpnaE CncO4r Cobhr.l
ATTORr1EK -AL.s Law.
~ LAHALI.E sd
n ~ EnHQAno, FLkNofa
Nw- Southern Plantations Sold Abstracts
eI Title ARaminadi Collections pronpa fda
NdAarT kuhliR HAnl IA sa
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EXPENSES Of sCHOOT
CIT. MARGARET'S HALL,
~ JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI,
Mrs. sALLIE ~. WARE. usrincip'f.
formerly Principal Female Institute. Padu-
cab, KY
Boarding aud Day School for Young Ladies
VIII open In VVest Jackson, Flrsr
q MomfFaw An fheroEsaH-
AND LITTLE 0TnI8.

This institution ~ organized 10 meet che
wants OF jackson and surrounding country,
where there are many homes 81 culture and
refinement, whose Daughters demand 4 scat of
the highest learning economically adminfa-
tered, with the best standard Of Intellectual
and moral training. The course Of study WIN
" as thorough as that pursued in lhc best te-
male Colleges OF our country while Music.
Art, end the Modern Languages viii be taught
BY Competent instructors,
There viii be resident French uuFerncgc.
In each GLASS silver medal viii 81 given tn
the pupil showing The best report b. ttat par
particular study. - che pupil who earH ihn
troatent numb Der 90 silver MEDALS 81 eia.a.
geld medal viii be gwen There uili De SOL.
modal for the most induHrIoua mHaIa raeI
also prizes ia Drawing. Painting. Hfitlnr.
Nentneaa, Availability and Calefth1slEs III.
pl0mas awarded 40 the young la1'ta ute na..
4 satisfactory nrAminHii 0U 0r tEr NHaIf a..s.
INa rheANeal trhE in iNH nnh
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Weight
5 900 pounds.

FEU. I AINE- AStHI.
Such noble acts of charity are received
With grateful hearts by our suffering PEG
NE. A. soon as the provisions arrive, they
uIII be di~triGuted BY the Howard AssocIa-
ton to points m0stin need. So
E. q. WALL, Secretary
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Still More Gloomy at Lake,

WATER VALLEY, Sept. IL.
Dr. Writ Johnston One case yellow
fever, and another supposed case, -
n A CANT M. d,
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NEWS IN A BOTTLE.

LONDON, Sept. ga bottlet has been
found on the Irish coast containing Zip
OF paper on which was written the follow-
ing: Amy Turner. sinking, May %; lati- :
tItde 90 deg: IL north, longitude 10 deg.
36 min. west" --- -. =
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STATE R1GBrs IN OHIO.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 1S.-A cancus OF Demo
cratic Aldermen and Councilmen was held
tonight, az which it was decided to exhaust
every means in their power at the coming
election to ohstrpet and render nugatory
the action of the ELECTION Supervisors ,ap-s
pointed by the United States Circuit Court
al. the rennnst Of citiZenS-.--L
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FACULTY


W. f. ROGERS, N. D., Professor Of Surgery
Clinical and Operative and Dean Of thc
L Faculty.
D.. d. SAUNDERS VI. D.. Professor of tho
Principles ami Practice Of Surgery.
IS g. MADDU&, NJ. D.. Professor of Tbo0rV
and Practice of Medicine
K L. SIM, NJ. D., Professor Of Obsfetrics
b. g. HENEING, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy
aud OuhOpWdio Surgery.
W. j. ARMSTRONG, VI. D.. Professor ofPhisi-
oogy and Diseases Of Children
HEBEK JONES NJ. D., Professor of Diseases
Of Throat and Chest, and Clinical Medicine
JULIUS WISE, NJ. d.. Professor of Mnteria
Medica ind Therapeutic.
X. b. MAUHY N. D., Professor OF Diseases
Of Women.
JULIUS FAHLEN VI. D., Professor of Chem.
stry and Toxicology.
j, 8. ROBINSON, Pin O., Professor Of Phar-
macy.
A. G.. SGNCLAIR, VI. D.. Professor Of Optbr-
Inology and OtolOgy.
X. b. NALL, NJ D.. Professor OF Pathological
Anatomy aud NeneTenl Diseases
w. b. ROGERS, NJ. d. Dumoustrat9r Of
Anatomy.
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- ~ ,S+sI.ssr ~ =. - -
Let:residents be .pradent, and absenteea
So y away nntiltwO or three Killing ftOsts
nave 4ailens In this connection, the Herald
akes 1eeasion' 20 state that there is q. type
81 ma.arlat fever prevalent in ydcksburgs
en<lrely disfsnct from yellow fever.
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JOHN G. JENSEN CO
Proprietors and Manufacturers of the
PATENT COFFEE &zTEA. PERCOLATOR
(sft
1872 Washington st.

rH-lal2l' u IN I &S44AiFHVlI Sept; 1IF' 1odo'
governor Stone rafs tgft-r
Dir Sir
/ did read your proclamation this morn
ing in regard to praE-to1 ZGo1' the Both
viii simple tell this curse has come in
disobidenc to his commandment Now
therefGte your proclamation should have
been to tell every one TO repent so long un-
til it please 'tG6d" in his mersy to forgive
them and then keep his comm 2ndment
then he win stop the curse
yours truly
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

knoxville, Tenn, Sept. 2I.-James Sew
Ter was nominated for Congress by the
Democrats OF the SECOND district. A. @:
Watkins runs as an Independent Democrat.
This viii insure the election of S. G. Houck.
Republican - - - "a
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Cpl alRus, Kx J, Sept. Is: skElFe deaths
4elhourk Tbs fever q repoffell rs e spread :
~ II fsf CON Iitl II near Hickman. 4
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o.,s townsinan, Col. w. Fl. Gibbs, la
,,.-,.e,raG.-The reports of the last

,,g.erRG.-The reports of the last
-. show a decided abatement in
- Among the noble workers re-
emily attacked : ~ .-.aSiatioa.. wn,
7..-,e,bl who i reported dangerously low
} ana ". G.. Paxton, WHO'S in a fair
,...Yeonvcre our former townsman.
Mn Frcnoir. is sin active for thc-suf-
hef ,ye suppose he, too. wall have to.
.sa,t Id. the pressure OF the infectiGp
5.ti,ea chat have borne ot.ers down.
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@lf@ GRfEsvILEk; SeptofSi 1873.
To j. L. POWER: Your remittance has
never reached, NE. Tbs. Telegraph Com
panY seems to ignore US almost entirely.
See 4hH We IlsVc yAp nap tights sEtef F9et
US. j. FL. NELSON.
MOFF6T; Tenn, Sept. 81.
j. T.. POWER: We do all that can be done.
Quarantine regulations WON'T permit our
men to go out and pur the wire mp,
J. COMPTON, SUPERINTENDENT.
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NOTICE TO PREEMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

,. A. WGLL1AMsON,
Commissioner Of tie General Land Office.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. :

LIVERPOOL, Sept. zO.1This weeks circaE-
Tar of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers AssoC
for cotton during the week and good
business was done, but the stock oar hand
was freely offered, and in some instances
the quotations slightly e.deGliped., For
American there Wasia good GENERAL dem and,
and the market was Steady although freely
supplied.
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How the Fever, was Carried TO
--..e. a GaIIipOIis~

.
i can not pray for uptil you repent
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SCHOOL OF PHARMACY Professors Ron.
BISON FAmLFy and Wf4E

SCHOOL OF PHARMACY-professors Ron
IEsoE. FAHLES and WISE.
Iickets $50 Oh
GRADUATION ....... ....... 10 %
The new College building H. located on
Union Avenue, Immediately in front of the
Marine and Memphis City Hospital
Our object in locating near the hospital is 20
give students thorough instruction al the bed-
side, Daily clinics will be held during M
entire course.
r. EXPENSES OF SCHOOL
Matriculation Fee j. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3 old
DemonstratOr's cket............. ........ 10 nJ
Professors Ticket, full cOurse) .......... 30 OO
Graduation Fee..................,,. ....... 80 OJ
- For in formation, mddress the Dean
Augl4, 1874 W
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Special Dispatch to the Globe Dem ocrat: =
ERIE, Pa, September 19.--Three trampst
fired the residence of Thomas Kassender,
sat Sterling Run, Cameron cOuntys Penn,
and outraged his wife in such a horrible
way that she died next day. 9oot .f-t'.-.s
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-23
Kearney's ovation.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 22.-The departure of
Mr. Kearney, leader OF the Worlsingmen's s
party In this State, yesterday was made the
occasion OF grand ovation from his friends
and supporters. The Workingmen's military
clubs. uniformed and armed, followed by an
immense crowd of citizens on foot and in car
rlages, marched to. the station, where the
most unbounded enthusiasm was manifested,
cheer after cheer going up for the departing
leader. 1t was with the greatest difficulty
that the police and military managed to open
o road to allow the subject of all this atten-
tion TO reach his car. Such a popular demon
stration, made, as it was, at an early hour, by
such an immense number of intelligent and
resolute men as made up the procession,
eYinces an earnestness that at least com
mands attention and respects
Mr.. Kearney's ultimate destination is Bos-
ton. He will go over the Rock Island, Mich
gan Central and Great Western roads to
Niagara Falls, and thence to Albany and the
Hub Preparations have been made in many
places to greet him as be passes.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-23
The National GreenBackers Confident OF
success.

EhMrRA, N. Y, July 22.--In spite of the
div isions 10 New York city 1t is tolerably y clear
thf Il the National GreenbaCk party In other
pa fts OF the State is practically united on the
AZ ledo platform. It s equally clear that the
pt irty is not despicable in numbers and assur-
a noes, and no matter what may happen ct the
= iyracuse convention 1t will be potent factor
d the fall elections In several counties. The
county of Chenung, where this dispatch Is
written, Is probably the stronghold Of the
party In the State. Last fall the Greenback-
aers, Then known as the Labor Reform Green
back party, swept the county against COM
binatfOn Of Republicans and Democrats, elect
ing an Assemblyman.
Of 46OO votes polled at the recent spring
election the Labor Reform Greenbaek party
cast 1900, and now having adopted the name
OF the National Greenback party as decided
upon at Toledo, they deem themselves strong
enough 30 poll 25 per cert more than one-half
of the entire number Of votes In Chemung
county.
The supervisor Of towns and the Mayor and
aldermen Of Elmira are all Greenback men,
and the party has no doubt OF eleeting the
next members of the Assembly.
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The Unfortunate King of slam.

Uneasy lies the head that wears q crown ap
plies particularly, one might think, TO the
King OF Siam, who has, or had, 500 commits
stoned wives and 2l0O wives by brevet all of
them living in one vast palace at Bangkok.
Most men would rather relinqush all power
and royal authority than be- quite so much
married; but, We presume, the polygannot1g
sovereign has got accustomed to his supera-
bundant cOnnubiality. He is said to be an
amiable and enlighted Prince, and to be
sufficiently advanced. not to, ,grieye over
the recent death of the white elephant,
q sacred beast among the Buddhists. He
probably thinks his 5000 wives elephant
enough for him without concerning himself
about the actual quadruped. He must be-
arniable surely TO get On smoothly, as he ig
said TO do, with 1000 women, all Of whom are
reputed to esteem and like him. We wonder
how be manages There must be some subtle
secret in it which the Western world has
never OWNED. Why doesn't he give his views
on the woman question, 50 much discussed of
late His multifarious experience has ennpoWs
cred him to speak intelligentIy and his 0pfu-
ions would have weight. It would be- very
interesting TO know how one man can liveeon-
fortably with 1000 women, when so many men
find it very hard to live uncomfortabiy with
one woman