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j. d. MONTEDONIC0,
V. BACIGALUPO,
A b XACCARO-
A TERRIBLE AFFAIR.
A Young Girl OF Sixteen Is Assassina-
ted by a Notorious Negro at
Hodges Park.

Cairo Gill; Bulletin, oath: From parties
who came down on the nalrow-gauge road
yesterday afternoon, we have been enabled to
CLEAN few meager particulars of terrible
affair which occurred at Hodges park, be-
tween three and four o'clock yesterday after
noon. None of our informants were able to
positively state the name of either the negro
or his victim, although several of the gentle
men converSed with the wounded girls IA
ther, who boarded the train at Hodges park,
and came down the road as far as Beech
Ridge In search of medical assistance. In
quiries instituted in the city, however, point
to a notorious negro known as ':Swinegan, "
yeliowish IN color, and between tive nty-eight
and thirty years of age, as the author of the
crime, and Miss Edwards, aged about six
teen, and daughter to a Mr.. Edwards,
victim. The father says the negro
has long entertained a strong dis
like for his daughter, who offended
him some time back, and has, it seems,
waited for his opportunity to harm the girl.
A short while before the shooting occurred.
the negro was sitting on fence which COM
manded view of the house in which the girl
resides, watching. apparently, the construc-
ton of a church In the immediate vicinity.
He was seen to dismount from the fence,
cross the field to the house, and without say
ing word advanced upon his victim and
shot her, the ball striking the nose on the left
side and passing, it is said, through the head
and lodging at the base of the brain. An
other version is that the ball struck the nose
on the left side of the face, and glancing,
passed off, We have no means to ascertain
the exact truth, owing to the lateness of the
hour, and the fact that no telegraphie COM
munlcation could be had. After the perpe-
tration of the act, the negro fed to the tim
Der, with about nifty men In pursuit.
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HAVE you seen w. B. Waldran's circular ?
The annual picnic of st. Bridget's school
at Estival park, on next Thursday.
Mr.. EMILE LEVY wishes to notify his nu-
merous pupils that he will be absent one
week.
SODA and mineral waters on draught at
Morrison & Humes's, corner Main and Ad-
ans streets.
DIR. KELLER, formerly of Louisville, pre-
ferred charges against five Hot Springs ply
siciaus, and they were expelled from the
State medical society.
81. G. HoLLENBERG wishes to make sweep
ing sale of the immense stock of organs and
pianos, and will sell for cash down, less than
wholesale cost. Now is the time for great
bargains. Call and see at 294 Main street.
MONEY can be saved, and still get Just as
good dental work at % South Court street
as can be had anywhere. First-class gold
filling at an average of one and half dollars;
ANAL gam and other plastic filings at an aver
age of one dollar. s. G. ROBERTSON.
AT Macon, Tennessee, quite an old couple
reside, DIR. Tarpley and wife, They have re-
sided at Macon nearly forty years, and
Wednesday next, the twenty-n nth instant,
will be the fiftieth anniversary of their mar
ried life. Their friends intend celebrating
that domestic event in proper manner.
DIR. J. D. WHITE. 1872 DeSoto street:
Dear Sir-I suffered with piles twenty years;
at times they bled profusely, often pint at
once. and as no treatment ever gave me re-
lief had given up all hope of cure until
consulted you, when | was made sound and
well in one week, without loss of time or in
convenience. Respectfully,
J. 81. MCCLURE,
Architect, 471s Madison street.
MEMPHIS, May 25, 1873.
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Below will be found an unanswerable letter
from Joseph Lenow, Esq, president of linn
wood cemetery association, IN opposition to
the strange and unaccountable change made
by the Confederate association committee, as
70 the day set apart for unvelllng the Con-
federate monument at Elmwood, and deco
rating graves. Sunday, June I'd, was orig-
nally selected and announced, but the COM
mittee afterward changed the time to the
following Wednesday. The committee
should read and study Captain Lenow's able
letter, and be governed by his suggestions.
The letter will undoubtedly be Endorsed by
a vast majority of the people of the city:
MEMPHIS. TENN. May 25, 1878.
EDITORS APPEAL have read with pleas
ure an article in yesterday s Ledger in re-
gard to the committee changing the day for
unwilling the Confederate monument from
Sunday, June I'd, to Wednesday, June 5th.
heartily approve of every sentence in that
article. have personally and officially done
a great deal in securing the monument, and
1 feel warranted in asking the committee to
recall their last action and renew their first
appointment for Sunday, June I'd. The
Confederate lot was laid off on Sunday and
was donated to the Confederate dead Year
after year have instructed the superintendent
to keep the lot in order without charge, and
l have always co-operated with committees
on each Decoration day IN rendering the oc-
casion worthy of the noble dead there en-
tombed The Confederate soldiers, in a
great majority of cases, returned to their
homes poor, and they are still the sons of
toll. They cannot leave their work during
the weekday, but if allowed can go with
their families on Sunday and witness the I'M
yelling and strew flowers on the graves of
fallen comrades. A day should be selected
that will enable the people en- nsasSe to visit
the cemetery. | venture the assertion that if
Sunday is selected there will be five thousand
or more people in attendance, when on any
other day one-third of that number will be q
large estimate. Our business men cannot
and will not close their stores, the laboring
men cannot quit their workshops, and
the children attending our schools
will be debarred the sad pleasure
of attending. 1t seems to me the commit
tee having the matter in hand should select
an occasion the most convenient to the ma
jority of our people. Will not these kind
gentlemen yield the position they have taken,
and allow the people an opportunity to he
present? The monument is now within the
grounds, and | am assured will be erected
within three or four days, and we will have
the lot in order by Sunday, June I'd, which
day hope the committee will appoint. and
give due notice, SO that parties within the vi
cinity of Memphis who desire to attend can
do so. l think the different railroads would
bring passengers at one fare for the round
trip. JOSEPH LENow,
President
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The criminal court was not in session
yesterday.
The benefit of Mr.. Morris Sonfeld has
been postponed to Friday, May 31st.
To right a theological disputation in the
German Protestant church, on Third street.
On Friday night two sets of single har-
ness we're stolen from Forests stable, on
Monroe street.
The Fenians of Memphis contemplate
having a big day at Estival park, June Oh.
See amusement column.
During the past week, twelve persons OBJ
tanned marriage licenses from the county
court clerk OF this number. FIVE were issued
to white persons.
The pupils of room No. 6, Clay street
colored schools, will tomorrow afternoon en-
gage II the literary exercises incident to the
closing scholastic year.
The jury in the case Of The State cs Fam
ME Williams, coiored, malicious shooting,
return ed verdict Of guilty of assault and
battery. A motion was made for a new trial.
The May term of the United States cir
cult and district courts vii open up to-mor-
row morning at teL O'Clock, Judges Baxter
and Trigg presiding. The grand and petit
juries will be impaneled.
A grand barbecue and picnic was held at
Capleville, near Collierville. in this county.
yesterday. All the candidates for county
Offices went out to attend the affair and
meet the solid grangers of the rural districts.
Yesterday, at the United States circuit
court, the appeal case of Armstrong rs the
steamer Port Gibson was argued before
Judge Baxter and taken under Amusement;
also, the case of Louden rs. the city of Mem
phis.
look out for paint" is a sign hume
rously duplicated in this city just at present
As a general rule, you never discover the
warning sign until you have reason to believe
that such a sign ought to be around some
where.
-FrGnk Leslie Illustrated Newspaper,
SIX cents per copy; Detroit Free Press, i've
cents per copy; Irish Democrat, five cents per
copy. All the latest literary papers, maya
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MENKEN BROTHERS
Lace foods and Embroidery Department,


We invite attention to cheap lines of
Black and White Lace CGpes,
- 20, 81, "a 50, IS, So 50, 81 so, SO each.
CO30red Six Ties aud Bores,
%. 80, so, 60 and 75c, and 81 each.
Lace Ties IN Black and White, and Combine
ton Shades,
so and 75c, 81 and 81 so each.
4 Neao Lot Of ColO,-ed E1lbroideyies.
In cardinal, hight blue. pavv blue, black, and
Coz b;n#tipps, all fast colors,
~, 10, 1913, 10, l719, 20, % AID 35cper I'd.
JGcorst Edgings and Inseytings,
5. ~, 10, I21E, Is, l71E, 70, 25and SOC pr I'd.
NaiHsook Edgngs, Fiomeings, Inserfings,
New,s;yles ladies' linen collars and cuffs,
%, 30. 30, 60 and 75c per set.
Ladies lace sets, and linen and lace sets,
90 and Use, 81, 81 50 per set and upward.
Ladies hemstitched handkerchief. all linen
and extra good value,
121S. Is, 20 and 25c each.
Colored border ditto, Is, ., 81 and SOC.
Scalloped embroidered border handkerchiefs,
choice styles, IS and SOC each.
Gents hemmed all-linen handkerchiefs,
plain white and colored border,
Is, 1715. 20. % and 80: each
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IL. LOwensteIn & Bros.
LOCAL NOTICES.

For paints, oils and window-glass, go to
Deans, 381 Main street.
MosQUITo BARS, all kinds, cheap at w. K.
Thixton 8, 256 Second street.
THE turkish bath will open hereafter on
Sunday morning, from nine to twelve o'clock.
DIR. TURNER, dentist 313 Main, admins
tiers nitrous oxide gas for extraction of teeth.
Fl. G. HoLLENBERG will offer for the next
thirty days. his fine stock of "Chickering, -
''Steinway'' and "Hollenberg'' pianos, and
"Mason & Hamlin,' ''Burdett" and New
England organs, at less than wholesale cost,
for cash.
OPINION of DIR. S. J. Quimby, Memphis,
Tenn: 81 have prescribed for my patients
Colden's Liebig's liquid extract of beef and
tonic invigorator, and have found it to act
admirably in cases demanding nutritive
tonic and stimulant action.
W. N. WILKINSON l. CO., Agents. .
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SHREVEPORT, May 25.-Weather cloudy
and warm. River fell inches.
LOUISVILLE, May 25 River falling, with
8 feet s inches in the canal. Weather, rain
ing. Departed: A. Z. Donnally, Cincinnati.
EVANSVILLE, May 25.- Weather cloudy
aud warm. and rainy. Thermometer IS to
Is deg. River II $40 feet scant on the
gauge, and falling. Up: Sam Roberts and
tow, am. Down: Thomas Sherlock, am.
CINCINNATI, May 25-Night. - River Is
feet 6 inches, and falling. Weather cloudy
and warm. Arrived: Andy Baum, Memphis.
Departed: James w. Calf, Memphis; o. P.
Schenck, New Orleans; John Gilmore and
tow, Pittsburg.
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Wheres WhatP whens Whos

WHERE is really the cheapest clothing house
in Memphis? At 227 Main street, at
the Great Western Clothing House.
WHAT is now to be seen at the Great West
ern Clothing House? An elegant as
sortment of clothing for men, boys
and children, which is being offered at
lower prices than ever known before in
the history of the clothing trade.
WHEN is the best time to go to the Great
Western for bargains? At this vely
time, without losing a day. Harry
Cohn is determined not to carry ovt r
any spring and summer clothing. henC e
the goods are being slaughtered 1t
ruinous prices.
WHO is the leader in low prices of clothing ?
Harry Cohn, of the Great Western
Clothing House, location at 227 MAR.
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BASEBALL.

The Riversides and Eagles will have a
spirited baseball match at Central park this
afternoon. The mines are we'll matched, and
each will do its best to win. The game will
therefore be unusually interesting, and
should attract a very large attendance
There is ample accommodation for fifteen
hundred visitors. The seats are shaded by
trees and also large shed. The park is
within two hundred yards of the street-car
line.
Ry Telegraph.
Butfalo-Bufa!oes, 2; Alleghenys, 1.
Boston-Bostons, II; Providence, 10.
Binghamton- Crickets, g.; Hornells, O.
Lynn, Mass.-Uticas, 8: Live Oaks, 4.
Observation-Disclosures 10; Indianapo-
lis, Z.
Manchester, N. H-Lowells, 4; Manches-
tiers, 1.
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First-CIass Tailoring.

A 81. Goodman, 100 Main street, has an
excellent stock of cloth, which he is making
up at extremely low figures. Mr.. Goodman
understands his business. can guarantee good
fits, and has tailoring done by competent
workmen. Just now he is making a specially
of cheap business suits and can please any
one in search of the best goods at most rea-
sonable prices
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To the Public.

We have resumed our wholesale liquor bust
ness at our old stand, No. 270 Front street,
where we will be pleased to see our old
friends and customers. Our stock of liquors
of all kinds, cigars, etc., is large and varied,
comprising the best that could be purchased
in the leading markets To our old custom
ers, and the general business public, we offer
the greatest inducements for trade. We feel
satisfied that our new stock of goods will give
complete satisfaction. L. PoDEsTA CO.
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LAW REPORTS.

The following cases are set for trial on
Monday next: 329, VIM. Meyers; 494, Lou
Mason; 628, Dock Gibson; SO, F. Nicholotti
563. VIM. Fitzpatrick and Charles Wykert
$40, Patrick Byrnes; SAB, VIM. Bagby; 521,
Grace Edwards; SIS. Henry helms; AGO, A.
Rosensteil; 489, Louis Beurer; 487. W. s.
Brown; 452, Maggie Butler; AS, Marshall
437, Amos Vincent and EIex. Franklin; 377,
VIM. Wallace; 376, VIM. Bannon and VIM.
Matthews; $40. Bob Brown; 1853, Billy Dunn
356, Theodore Brown; $40, Ed Cross.
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At the well known establishment of Mons.
and Mime. Lavigne, No. $50 Main street,
Odd-Fellows building, the ladies can find the
most fashionable models of French millinery.
Their Partisan hats are beauties of taste and
art and are enthusiastically admired. Now
that the season has advanced the price of all
goods has been greatly reduced. The atten-
tion Of the ladies of The city and surrounding
country is called to this fact. They are in
vited to visit Mons. and Nine. Lavigne's es-
Establishment to inspect and price their beauti-
f1l Goods
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HOLLAND GIN!

Received per ex-ship "W. A. Scholten, "
New York, May Sd, and shipped in bond to
Memphis,
TWENTY PACKAGES HOLLAND GIN,
For sale low to the trade.
JOHN LILLY,
IA Union street, Memphis.
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The Ladies' Resort,

With restaurant, and all conUeniences fo,.
ladies. Ice-cream specially; supplied to
families. Try my cream. and you aoiH use
none other. WM. FLOYD.
For Pure and Best Ice-Cream
Madison street. Delivery promptly to all
parts of the city, and served in their elegant
and cool ice-cream parlors. Please give them
a call.
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River Excursion.

The ladies of the Georgia street Methodist
mission church have had the excellent steam
er James w. Calf rendered them by Captain
R. w. Wise, who is ever ready to render a
helping hand, for the purpose of having a
river excursion on the thirtieth of May.
THE EXCURSION
will leave the landing at eight O'Clock. The
price of the tickets win be twenty-five cents.
Refreshments will be served on bat BY
the ladies of the church. -
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Trouble i'm the Household.

We would advise every one interested mol
to buy yeast or baking powders, loose or in
bulk. They are usually made by unskillful
persons, and have frequently proven totally
unfit for use. There is no guarantee or re-
sponsibility attached to loose powder. Doo-
ley's yeast powder is always put up in cans,
warranted full weight and absolutely pure.
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Choice Family EI0ur

Best in the market, Sc so per barrel; choice
new grass and prairie butter, Zoe per pound;
choice new Carolina roe herring; sugar at re-
6nery prices, with freight added.
PETER b. DONNELLY, BOT Poplar street.
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B. I1OWENSTEIN 4 BROS.
Are constantly receiving
NEW SUITS! NEW SUITS!

For Ladies, Misses and Children.
Also, novelties in
LADIES' TRAVELLING ULSTERS,
LADIES' TRAVELLING BUSTERS!
Good Busters at 81 so each.
ParasOls! Parasols! Handsome ParasOls
New styles, at low prices!
We have now remaining only about
ONE HUNDRED
OF those Silk Paraso!s purchased of bank
rupt manufacturer, and which we are
selling at fifty cents on the dollar.
B. LOwenstein & Bros.
Will also open tomorrow full line of
Ladies and Gentlelnen's
Gauze and Summer MerinO Underwear,
At lower prices than ever sold in Memphis
before. All in need OF underwear will save
money by looking through our stock.
We are also constantly receiving
Nouelies IN Dress Goods!
Ne,o Styles Linen La,onS!
which we claim to sell as low as any house in
America.
We will offer this week the greatest bar
gains in House Furnishing Goods ever offered
in Memphis. Every housekeeper should in
spect these unprecedented bargains.
b. LOWE&STEIN & BROS.
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MEMPHIS May "a, 1873.
General Luke E. Wright, Memphis, Tennessee:
SIR-The undersigned. committee ap-
pointed by the Societa di Unione e Fratellan-
"a Italiana, for the purpose of selecting an
orator on the occasion of their annual picnic,
to take place at Estival park, on Tuesday, the
fourth day of June next, have unanimously
selected you for that position, and hereby
tender you, on behalf Of the organization
which we have the honor to represent, an
earnest and sincere invitation to address US
on that occasion. Permit US, also, to add our
personal entreaties that you will accept, for
in doing this we feel that we but give voice
to the feelings of all our members, as well as
those of a majority of all our fellow-citizens.
Awaiting favorable response, we are, dear
sir, with sentiments of high regard, very re-
spectfully, yours,
j. D. MONTEDONICO,
" BACIGALUPO,
A. B. VACCAR0.
Messrs Montedonico, Bacigalupo and Vaccaro:
GENTLEMEN-Your favor of the twenty
fourth has been received. Permit me to
thank you for the honor conferred by the
invitation to address the Soceta di Unione e
Fratellanza Italiana. 1t will afford me great
pleasure to do so on the occasion referred to
Ill your note. Yours truly.
MAY N 1878 IITKE = WRIGHT
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After temporary suspension, we take
pleasure iN advising you that we have re-
sumed our regular business, as wholesale con-
PETITIONERS, at our old stand, 252 Main street,
with facilities fully equal, if not superior, to
those heretofore enjoyed by us. We desire
to thank you for your confidence and patron
age in the past, and respectfully solicit re-
newal and continuance of the same, with
assurances that all business intrusted to US
shall have our prompt personal attention,
and no efforts will be spared to give entire
satisfaction. PODESTA. MALATESTA & CO.
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M'Ginnis's Magic Iiniment

One Of the best family medicines now known.
A specific for all affections of the throat. and
for collie. Use wherever Eniment is indi-
Gated. References: Rev. DIR. Waddel. E.
Whitmore, Colonel W. w. Coleman, James
NJ. White, Major w. B. Waldran, and ]. II.
Goodlett. For sale by
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THE ITALIAN PICNIC.

The Societa di UniOne q Fratellanza
Italiana Invite Attorney-Gene
Luke Il. Wright to be the Ora
tor or the Oceasion-Gen-
eral Wright's Response
and Acceptance.
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''Neuril' Instantly Cures Neu-
raIUiR

1t is fourteen months since l cured myself
of neuralgia with ''neuril," and l hare not
had the slightest return Of pain. John w.
Scott, st. Louis. George w. Jones & Co.,
Memphis, agents,
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The Mammoth Weekly ApneaI

In wrappers, ready for mailing, can be had
for five cents per copy. 1t contains more
than double the quantity of reading matter
published in any other Memphis weekly. Its
news and commercial reports are the fullest,
latest and most accurate. The weekly is So
per year. postage included
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ST. A&N ES ACADEMY.

The sI0oa sisters of 81. Dominic state
their Peculiarly Condition, Oc-
$50 casiOned by the Late Fire,
which Destroyed their
Convent Building
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Don't fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's sooth-
ing syrup for all diseases of teething In chill
dren. It relieves the child from pain, cures
wind collc, regulates the bowels, and, by Civ
ing relief and health to the child, gives rest
to the mother.
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Advertising for Cash in Advance.

Under this title George P. Rowell & Co.,
10 Spruce street, New York, issue a fifty-two-
page pamphlet, which is singular in its prom
ises, to say the least. They offer to insert an
advertisement gratis in one thousand news
papers, provided they are paid the publishers
rates for twenty-six, which are catalogued.
On the same plan thirty-four different State
lists are offered, all of which contain the
leading papers. Whatever may be thought
of the policy putting forth such offers there
is no doubt that Messrs. Rowell & Co. are re-
sponsible for their contracts, and can be re-
lied upon to faithfully carry them out.
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OBJECT IMPORTATION,
Twelve Cases Embroiderfes Inst
Received NJ

Received nj
B. LOWENSTEIN d BROTHERS.
We take pleasure In notifying our
patrons, and the general public that
we have just received
lie CASES EuBROIDERIEs,
Rx-ocean ste nship 'tGeIIert.- from
~. Gall. SvgitZerland. via Havre and
New York, Gin bOnd- to Memphis.
They comprise the most choice,
novel and beautiful designs ever pro-
duced on the looms OF SaxOny or
switzerland.
Artistic and exquisite effects in fine
naiRsOok edginEs. houncinGs and In
sertf0ns: charming patterns In fine
cambEic fOuncinEs,b beautiful designs
In fine cam brio edgfnGs and insertions.
We call special attention to the fine
ness and durability or this most at
tractlve Offering, which will be found
O vast deal cheaper than any previous
Importation, ~ " e are Offering them
at such low prices that mo- other
house on the Continent can success
fully compete with them.
Ii. LOwenstein Il Bros.
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BUILDING.
OVERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE,

CATSKILL MOUNTAINS, Woodstock.
Ulster Co. n. NJ. WILL OPEN ABOUT JUNE
2bth- House Is new, contains all modern iulDFoVe-
ments, and furnished Throughout in the hast man.
ner. transient board, 50 per day. Reasonable.
tains Tor those troubled with haY fever, It being
S54v iest aDove 11e waieI Ieiegraphle c1mmuni
cdflon Win al points. Tor Circulars, address
4ameg smith, Mnnnger
OVERLOOK MOUNTAIN. HOUSE,
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THE CONFEDERATE MONU.
MENT.

A strong Pfotest Against Changing
Decoration Day from Sunday, June
I'd TO Wednesday. June 5th-The
Confederate Association Com
mittee Asked to iReconsid-
err the Matter.