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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-09

The Confedcrates began well. lawn
made manifest their esteem for the ReIut-
nc OF their fore-fathcrs by modelling tlene@
fabric as closely as possible after the ".
constitution and form OF government. n'
excepting even the old hag, they rla.c hat.
TO evidence their peaceful inc!inatlou> b
sending an embassy, charged with amIcao.
assurances. to offer an equitable adIus,1eA'
OF all claims pro and con, relative u ta.'
arsenals and custom-houses, a. We. a, II.
boundary lines between the two nar6.-
This overture was certainly very ere 1,a'..e q.
the Confederates, considering the a9.-f
hourly heaped upon them By the agl-t..
presses, pulpits, and platforms; and the dr.
courteous manner IN which the South 'a..-
INA commissioner had been treatcl. A
to speak of the derisive sncers at Mr., I,a-.
pacific Inaugural as "shoWing spa0Me---N.
tear OF being whipped!" ~
Yet, because the fact would give tIe j..
to their charge that the South tried To- "~'
Oft with immense quantities Of National i.".
perry, IN the shape of forts, a%rsenals, co.
not a single one of all the Northern "LI,e.'
on the war, (perhaps above a thousand -
number, makes a fair statement OF tAe..
peaceful profers; nearly all who meh'...
the matter, pronounclg 1t a brazeh aItc.1.
to obtain recognition from the @oYeIhM-
they had p~lundered.o
sEwARD's PERFIDY.
The Southern commissioners, arrlvlh- IL
y,oT ga. ,1r, .)1'.6
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-09
RANDOLPH \. SHOTWELL.
CHAPTER FOURTH.

The Peace Coufereuce.-The Confederate Congress.
Jefferson Davis elected Provisional EreSideut.-
Old "Fuss and Feathers Scott alarms the country by
various military movements and silly display OF troops
to guard Washington, aud the Electoral College
Lincoln set out for his Capitol.-NIy first view OF the
.!Ifail SPLITTER President.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-09
CHAPTER L it'TIi.

II tOnfederates seek rta
o. the Llncolnlte atirL-I
70 reinforce Fort Sumpter-The mask tlro"u a
Lincoln forces war-TDOu the discover of ~t-
ards treachery, Mai. Anderson is ordered to vir.t-F
from Sumpter-Beauregard bombards the Tort
Magnificent spectacle-A volcano ot Are-~t
render OF Maj. Anderson, vino is alowrt to s.-#'s b.
nag, and is not treated as a prisoner OF wars
citing scenes throughout the country.
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-09-27

guyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
III chased the interest Of OrndOrf Ms
gee In the above Saloon, will continue the
same, under his personal supervision. a.
heretofore. and respectfully soltcits corr
tinuance Of the patronage Of the old friends
Of the Saloon and the public generally.
PETER J. dunno,
Sole Proprietor Of Delta Saloon.
Virginia. New, June I, 1872.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-09-27
The AMERICAN INSTITUTE
---OF--
PHRENOLOGY

o., - NJ, VI a. Isee will
Vi INC o,ss eas.;on Gov Is7a on the first
Spun - ~ na,,.i,ar 20 cont,nus 81. weeks More
Than nunoieu '''eo"' "
The studv of Human Nature. as taught
ino nsy " uhrsiorno,rr .nd Phvsi-
To- cnns,is,ttny comniete Anthro-
utysy, , =. ~ :, !. e,st imnortsnce to
Po..e'' 80 .., =. =. 4. d,
ciergymen, Whose voea.on - h..ar
.,,S .ha .,tsinment Of sni,itnal urowih. to
anu '"0
TeHchers, VINO neeu 70 iearn 'ne hn '.sio
OF the runlan iacuities, anu now oess s ...e
and instruct them to act IN accoidanco VITA
hysieians, that they may, may und n.,,sm,a
and patrons and na% 10 acquire 'he'r
, 1879-06-25

roo 'sttcot to tho 4. south, line ,o1
Ihtrty-afth atrcok nnd from thonco crsl
to tl1e Grautl boulevard. to Tho care Of tho
rark Commissioners" Tho reason olyen in
iho whereas wes thai "Thc rsop1e aro loev.
lily taxed for tho parks and boulovar{ls,
bought aud contrnotcd for at extrayagant
and fabulous prices, aud tooat tod at such great
distances "a To bs inaccessible to tho mas Of
the population un1ess BONO driveway 1oalinR
shoroso can be improved and kept in order. u
Tho Judicinry Committee of tho Council
found TINT without legislative aid tbs. City
Council could not turn over tho avenue to
tho Park Commissioners, and therefore tho
enterprise had to whit until now Logisla-
turo woro olootod and acted. The author.
ity WINS finally givon aud the matter
was agasn brought bofore tho Council.
Then waa developed oontsmptiblo, do g.in
the.mangor opposition on tho part OF tho
hummer and Communist mombers OF that
body which they havo kept up on QUO protsxt
or another until thoy wero at last over
wholmingly voted down by the respectable
mcmbors Of tho Council. This important
improvement will now be made as speedily
as practicable, aud a splendid driveway to
tho South Parks will be established and
maintained, to tho great delight aud comfort
Of tons Of thousands Of people who hnvo
boon taxed millions OF dollars for tho pur.
ohase and improvement of those p1oasure-
fyrnuudu
, 1879-06-25

Our columns this m orning contnin numer-
ous accounts Of exerclsos in connection with
Commencement Wook at the various insti.u-
tions OF learning In and about Chicago,
among them the meeting Of tho Doaul
OF Trustees OF tho Northwestern Uni.
verstty at Evanston, with a showing
as to the financial condition Of that iustitu.
ton; examinations ut Lake Forest, Chicago
University, tho Sacred Heart and ST. Pat
rick's Academies, aud tho installation at
haeino College Of the now Warden, the Rcv.
Srzyxas pAaKEn, who has becn ohoson as
tho successor Of the lato lalnented Dr..
DE- KovEN.
, 1879-06-25

the Wilderness blossom aB tho rose, with
other peoples money. Al t1ia momont, the
funded debt Of thia Union Pacific 1sailtohd
company IL reported In Mr.. poon's own
hlanual at - ,0fo.o 200, and tito capital stock
lon which only S9oo, ooo cash was ever pald) ia
T's''HH''ooO, or totnl Indebtedness Of s115,.
ooo'Voo' on $27.0oo.0o0 Of this dobt tho
company 10" owes $4,000, 400 additional
aocrasd interest to the Government, and tie
company annually divides an,ong its stock-
holders, officers, snb-oompanios. and etipon-
di"rloa several millions Of dollars surplus
revenue.
or courso, Mr.. poon thinks 1t extremely
hard TINT tho Government shall require this
company to mako proviaton for paying the
deot and interest due 10 tho Governments
30 10 al tho mon who own stock IN this great
corporation, who have robbed the Company,
Which Company. had Its finances been hon
ea.iy administered. would not now owo ono
aosar OF deo1' and which could perform tho
traf1lo now performed at one-half tho rates
at present oxtorted from tho public.
Inc description by MIR. PooR of the won-
aeffnl achievements accomplished In build
Ing this road aro mainly romantic aftor tie
AlosoaAusEs stl9o' 1u tho first place, tho
toaa aoes not cross any mountain except
'ae o1effo tllefo aro comparatively no tun-
he!s; tho road follows tho passos; tho ascents
oeang gantto' there Is no deop filling OF
cutting Tho road could bo built now nt no
greater average cost than 1t would cost to
cohstfuct' rohd OF tho satne length from
oa'eaa 10 any Eastern point. Thoro Is moth"
,ns my moro marvellous, stupendons, ggan-
ito, or grand in tho construction Of the Union
, 1879-06-25

It really seems Us II tho people OF Wisconsin
Intended to enter tho field anl compute with
Chic In tho business OF furnishing otliceholdcrs
aud candidates for official positions under the
Government and In othcr States. In the ]tst
Of Governors VIC nnd the Hon. HARRISON
REED, Ex-Governor Of Florida, formerly an Cd
: itor in Milwaukee; ex-Goy. G. X. D4y1s. OF
Minnesota, formerly Of Belo!t; F. ". P1rx1x,
the present Governor Of Colorado, practlccd
Law for long timr In Wisconsin; the late
CHARLES DuRKEE, cx-Govoruor Of Utah, was
resident OF Wisconsin ut the tlmp OF LIS appotnt-
meut, md JOHN W. IlorT, now Governor OF
Wyoming Territory, was appointed from TINT
State. Chlcf-Juatlce RANDALL Of Florida, was
from Wisconsin, and the lato Chtcf-Justico
NoroLE, OF Idaho. WIS M old lawyer ami
Judge from Jancsville. Just now three
old Wisconsin mea are quito conspicuous
In California. These aro LELAND STAMFORD.
who Is tie head mau and "bosa'' Of the Pacific
Railroad; ]. X. snAnrsrEra, who fs the Work.
ingmen's candidate for Judge OF tho Supreme
Court; and Col. JouN MANsy1aLp, the present.
RopubEIcan candidate for Governor. Tho Badger
boys setm to ba acting on MATT CARrEsrsR's
ad9lcc, viz. "Always take seat Ut the head
Of tl!a table,
, 1879-06-25

| potty offonBe, such a. oh1okdn-stesling, mny
doom Lin to labor for fiyo years and, IN
The absence Of an otFonso, frivolous charge
will do "a vol.
Tho Infamous ponal LAWS Of MisaissirpI
end Lon'siaun arc tho product Of q variety
Oh causes, nmong which aro sB-pro1udice,
the domand for ohoap.labor, md The groetl
Of on-contraotors, The most important
Of thcaa are perhaps the last two, which,
mutually support eaoh otl,or. The planters,
by their demand for prisonlabor, which ia
cheaper and moro traotnblo thhn my other,
encourage tho prison-contractors to 1so oysry
means In their power to lnoroaso tho mum.
boz Of conviets. II is within tho power Of
tho contractors, who aro men Of means aud
political influence, to get such bills as they
choose through tho Legislature. When
mon like Col. RtonAnpsoN, Of jackson,
who Ia tho wealthfest planter In tho
South, cntor into nctivo composition for
the sole control Of the prison-labor, thoro is
reason to suppose that thsro Ia good tleal Of
money In It. Col. RICHARDSON is humane
man, and IT ho had obtained tho contract
would doubtless have troatad tho oonvicts
kindly. But they ara now in far worso
condition than that Of Rlsvery. They aro
worked in gangs, often in chains; sometimes
under broilfng sun for twelve hours at
atretoh !; sometimes up to their waists in
winter. They are often worked on Sundays,
md arc always compelled to turn out IN bad
weather, when no other negroes loavo thoir
cabins md they cut wood, mend fences,
dig disohoa, or do other such drudgory in tue
ra'n. ANY oonviots who attempt to escape
can be ahot down by their keepers, and
bloodhounaa are used to track thom as rogu-
lnrly az in tho old days they wero used to
ollnso slaves Is it'any wondor that, with tho
prospect Of this bondage staring thom in tho
face, 80 many Of tho negroes of A1igsisaippi
are seeking homes at the North2
, 1879-06-25
80hM1DT'B RED.FLA1 HA1ANGUE,

The TRIBUNE yesterday published trans
lation Of the speech delivered in German at
tho picnic, Inst Sunday, Of thu Jacger vcroiu,
by Dr.. ERSsT 6ottm1pr, late Socialist cau.li-
dato for Mayor. This spocch was delivered
tn foreign tongue to an audience composed
mainly OF persons who understand mono
other than foreign tongue, and most Of
whom arc not oitizens Of the United States.
It was M appeal to them to encourage feel
ing Of anmity to tho law and tue Goyorn-
ment Of this country. It WIS m abusive
harangus, denounoing tho constituted nu-
thorities MS dogs, Villains, and swinllcrs,
unworthy Of respect or toleration by
tho band of gentlemen who would not
havo understood word ho said had ho
spoken in tho language in which the 1aws of
! this State are enacted. Il was speech dis
graceful in its Language, diagraceful in it's
purport, disgracoful to lavo boen spoken in
this land by any person, and disgraceful to
havo been }istouca to and applaudod by any
body of men claiming to be part Of tho oAmer-
lean people. This incondiary orator adviBod
tho people to whom he spoke that the Gov
ornnent WINS in tue hands Of dogs, swindlcrs,
and vi1latus, and that It was their right and
their duty to front the law and tue Goyern-
mont with contempt; that thoy should
retain their arms and train and practice
in their use !; that thoy should keep tho
rcd flag flying at oil times and DO prepared
ut tho proper time to use their arms in break-
Ing down tho laws Of the State, md shooting
down tho villains, tho dogs, aud tho swim
dlors who were In possession of The Govern
ment.
This speech wonld hava been an impudent,
insolent, disgracsful harangue, delivered by
anybody, but delivered by man Of alion
birth, of allen principles, to an alien audience,
in foreign tongue, was doubly Infamous and
scandalous, aud can find no sympathy from
tho great mass Of Germans who hold those
mon and thoir principles in condemnation.
Tho American people aro extremely forbcariug
and tolerant under proyoeation; they pardon
much to ignorance but when SCHMIDT puts
himself at the hoad Of an armed forco; fol-
lowing the rod fng, and commits any overt
act to violate the laws or to troat tho legal
M dogs md villains, hs will d.
cover TINT his stolid Ignorance and arrogant
Of superiority for his socialistic
dupes will not awe linn from tho indignant
people whose hospitality and kindness lie has
pnid by insolenco md outrage He will soon
discover how universnt Is tho American ah-
horranco Of Socialism and of tho blotant jg-
norRnce on which 1t is founded.
, 1879-06-25

The case Of the 1nurderous. Boho,utan
sharrshooters still awaits tho result Of tho
injuriea inflicted upon ono Of tho victims Of
their atroclous folly. DosouoE IL still hoy-
esing betwsen life and death, with the
chances very much sgainst recovery, ~ testi-
dod to by his physician. Very properly tho
City Prosecuting Attorney, declines to pro-
ceos1 further until lilo uncertainty ia ended,
but the counsel for tho dofense haYe moved
Tor writ Of Aa5as corpus, and the argu-
mcnta and testimony us to tho question Of
admitting tho defendants to bail will be
heard tomorrow before Judge MoA11lsrka.
, 1879-06-25
THE UNION PACIFIC MoNeyaos1rY.

In tls NortA f,nerica,I Prrs<,s ~ In. i.
was published m nrticls writton nv 1rvxpx
| V, Poon, in which the T1nion poc;f,o ,n1
! Central Pacific Railroad Comnnn;oa x,ora
| held M to tho honor md o,o,v ~ ,nort,nd
and especially Of tho A,npr1can noon1o, md
| in which tho argument vns advanced hat
instead Of being mado 10 INV their i1obta ,r ~
even to mike provision for thnt nnr,osa tho
railroad eomnanfea at,ou1il hova a fui1 ocn,;t :
taucc. and perhana nm additional testitnnn,o,
In oons;dorat,on ~ t1a ..sovi,nn t,,a n,,;,.:,
st.taa Ind ,,ado hoco,,,o .r,1, = so..1 ,.,s 1s.s
conatruotcd m, or4;o,o i. ill., T., a....,..a
tion of one Of tho oroo.eat of mo;1orn ~.
atancea of n1nndar,no ~ tho ,n,,1io
The necessity for so,ns communicate, ,,a-
tween the Northern states and t]osa m tho
pooit1c furutsbott thu occns;on for tho .oit.~.
lion Of thu conatrnc,,on ~ a ,o,,~o.5 sesoa, ..,
tia oont;ncnt. nn;1 ,bo or;aton,o ~ H.. w..
povo nj, }n,nuiao IL tho a1,,;t ~ .,.a..1.n.
Tn lima 1900 nonareu. fr,nt.z ~ - ~.
pronortiou Of 1e,Bf){, ocras nsr mil, mia - - tho M
Union .pocitlo 1,ailrood 1omnonw .aa I
loan y National hon;1s NJ ~ r,,a ~ on 1
mo- sso ooo or,7 ate mn ~. ,,,,a ~ ~
sued In pronortlou tn t1a cost ~ ~ nan,..uas ~ w. 20
inc tho rood Not,v;tl,stordino t,,. I,,,as.,
subsidy. uothfnc nart,cr1nr,v ,s,s | snna s. ..,.,
tvo venra ]a,or Il I'm. Ga,,n~aaa ss.s "',sA ~
dncci h ro,;nn,,;s,, t,,a ro,''s.." ss W. ~
r.ce ara .o11,.v tho ror,..... =. A'A ,'
An couoI sum ~ 1nnds ,,a a.s..ao 'eao
them Nv qru ,norto,co trho rosn,. - ~ .Io .t.,o
wan to n1soo ot III, ;iisnoaa ~ tha ~ asa
IN o,1a,t,on h In ,ani .,ra,,4 Lsss pauy
N rnornx, aon.,;,,, a.ss.s:.<' srn t ~ Ss9""'
mia vL;.h u.s ,oara .,,na s..;so '.r.'ooo ~.
roado1 -, nons,.u,at | 49, .a.a 3' LAO "A''uus
NJ. D. ..,..,,, :. IT, ....
,..-io.,en ~ a.a.,'. 49, s'A"s'' o,a
s,alo5 thai. - a.a,t., s! ~ ~ ~ .aeh "Ao
~ .,.,. asa.. e"r4 .la '''tu usFo'ea 'uo'r yves
hi.n... s,.ssa,.. 80 ,us.s S ~ 'Aom 'no
, 1879-06-25

fo,h,,,ah,o ..;o,, <ax .,. II IN
t1sA'o''"''" e''o@ 1os eentlehcA ID '"@
wv 49,. -.l....n ot
NV 4oa"eo 'Aa "t1nyf 1iaSe NJ NV
tno ''o"ea'a" ohaFpshooscfss
alf. Ahfons Doom IN ohto appoara to ns'o
suusfod the Rania taeo a. Grxut'1.
Tho waAther Ia such that we predict
Fourth Of July early next month.
Revised wAr-cry Of the Solid South: Re-
luco tho army and Mt, conklIny.
We arc elad to obsorvo TINT Mr.. Weston,
In spite III, temptation. remafas Al, Auer3cae,
1,uas p. t-or.
Europe. Tho bes,th ot n hi, ~ .yifa, i. xarx 1 noo,,
o..,.,.,r. -.., Ia
eFo""os W 01.' "oeeon " 4ees. W. "''3
, 1879-06-25
PE0NAGE AT THE g0UTH.

cause OF tho negro exodus not fulfr
understood by tho people Of tho North Is The
penal laws OF tho 6outhern states. Tic
exodus thus far haa boen exolusiyely from
Louisiana and, Mississippi, in which Statcs
tho 1nws boar hardest on. tho 1aboro1s. Both
States have Lien law, the purpose Of whicl,
is to authorize the mortgaging Of property
not vet IN oxistenco. Tho edoct Of this law
IL 10 encourage dealings in "futuros" BY
landlords and tenants alike. Speculative
gambling ts thus logalizod aud male reputa-
DC, and tho raising Of crop becomcs rs
ftally business AZ buying lottery tickets,
1t is mako Or break with the negroes. They
nro gamblers by Instinct, and willing to take
chances' Ono bad crop reduces then, to
onnkraptcy mid impoverishcs tho country.
Inc esils OF this law h"va been clearly
perceived ny 'ho boss olass Of planters at tho
'south. The truth wns acknowledged at. tho
Sichsonrg convention, A1ay i, when tho ro-
peal OF tho Lion laws was recommended II,
ono or tho resolutions adopted by uunni-
inous vote. But there has been counter
influence ut work, both before md since tho
sicksbur8 Convention, the object Of which
Aas boen to mako tho Lien laws still striotor
and tho ponnlties for failure to fulfill the
obligations imposed by them moro soyoro.
Up to this time only one thing has been
wanting to mako the virtual Reinstatement
OF tho negroes possible. This ono thing was
the power to fnprison for debt. If tbs Lion
lava wcro supplemented by law to enforce
tho contracts uuder penalty Of fino or i,u-
, 1879-06-25

Tho Now Jorsoy Court Of Appeals has dis.
missed tho writ Of error In the case of Mrs.
sM1Tn md, Govern BENNETT, convicted Of the
murder Of Policeman SMrr1r, md it now
seems certain that the guilty pair will dio on
tho Ecaffp1d.
, 1879-06-25

Prince JEROME BosAPAnrn occupies a
rather peculiar, but in his caso pesfth-
y conaistont, position with regard to tho
question Of tho Imperial sucoossion,-a
sort. Of dog-in-she-mnngor attitude, for ho
announces that he is a Republican now and
nlways, and will not consent to bo regarded
as protendor to the Bonapnrtist succession.
md that whilo ho sleeps on his rights, as the
lawyers Say, nobody else can put in claim.
, 1879-06-25

The New York Iines, 1T ia pleasant to be ablt
to say, Is justly Indignant at tho detectives via
have kept poor Mr.. HuL1. under such str1c. sur-
Vetllancc during tho past ten days. The ndte-
milton Of the Times would be moro creIttahIa
to 1t II It had not printed several elaborate teo+
rtcs Of the case all pointing to Mr.. Hull u tho
probable murderer.
, 1879-06-25

After the Ohio e1'tora l,ad held their Asaoct,.
tlon meeting In Cincinnati they took carrt.pe.
IN the afternoon for rlto nbout ox-po,konoi.
The Enquirer uarratea one Of tho m!sl,ap,:
At o'clock the editors and their fslends nm.
NeiuRs. At tho corner Of Ninth street ami T.st "
tfM avenue tho hind axle Of Hob 3[ILEs' Old nosa'
i;lllTf rAllTf~ rATtKRs9N Longchanps trap broke. "a
tnnately 10 fall on hls head, and 10 esean,d IT. fs
t4rg. fresh carriage was procured for tho ~.
tocht, and the procession again took up Its way'
, 1879-06-25

Tho parallel between the present Congress and
somo Of those Immediately proceeding the War
grows closer and closer. Not only do re ha,e
the cracking Of the sayeholder's whio, rs Ia The
easo Of CHALMERS, md the exhibition of plants.
ton manners, n In the case Of LAMAR, but va
have Northern doughtaco newspapers to applaud
tllcm.
, 1879-06-25

Whenever milwaukee, man Is II mentioned ~
tu connection with public ollico he immediately
bcglns to afloct rural airs and ways with tho
hope OF catching the vote Of tho Changers.
Thus, ex.Goy. LuD1NaroN, wlion he was osn-
ddate, was 10 the l,abit OF dEIvl; Ills prize $l0o
bull ca'ves through tho muddy streets with
gold-seadca cane, md h!s pants tucked into bis
boots. And now that dEo1oK 1uRsAM 10 talked
OF as the candidate for Governor OF tue Green.
hackers. tho Sunday Telegraph says that thu
horse an1 buggy he uses Isn't worth go, al
though BuHNAM, like LuDIsGroA, Ii ono of tho
Richest men Ia Wisconsin, and that III he should
70 among the people Of tho country as he qoes
about the streets Of Milwaukee, the Changers
would recognize him MS ono Of tho unpsctentious,
unassutnlng, untcrrlled masses, and ha has all
the clements OF sort Of Jocksonisn popularity
among the rural voters." Tha Telegraph adds
significantly and pa!hesIcally that, Il BuasAA ID
mads tho candidate, he will at ouco take tue
head out OF large,alZed bar'l.n
, 1879-06-25

TrK CHICAGO Tx1nrHk has established branch ot,css
Tic receipt Of subscriptions and &dreflfsements
follows
NEW TolIK.-I,oom 70 Tribune Building. r. T. Nc.
FApbKN, Manager
rARls. Frsncc-So. 10 ruo DO IL Grange. raselfeyc.
H. MA,LrH, Agent.
LONDON. Eng.-Amertcan Exchange. 40 Btrand.
HHxRy r. GtLLiH. Agent.
WARRINGTON .. c.-l3,o street.
, 1879-06-25

Hcsting on the favortte or tho field will cost
good many young mcn their vacatiou.monef
this week. How much moro sellsb1e il would
bo to take trip to tho White Mountains Or 10
tho Beashore
, 1879-06-25

"Whatt" says the Democratic Congress 10
the rrcstdons. "You won't apologize and
back down, and cat d1st3 Then wo will" There
is nathlne l!ko an Accommodating disposition to
make tue Government 10 on smoothly,
, 1879-06-25

air. LAMAR has gone homo to Mississippi, II II
true; but only for tho purpose Of speaking ut -
college commencement. There Is pothtng sau.
culinary In Ills Intentions towards the small
boys.
, 1879-06-25

Mr.. CoHKLrNo could not tayo shown plants
ton manners In tho Senate "Wednesday, brcauss
there aro no plantations In New York.
, 1879-06-25

Memphis Is satd to be In better sanitary eoa.
dltlon now than Ut any time before for twenty
yoars. It is especially true OF yellow fcYcr that
an ounce Of prevention Is wnrth pound Of
cure.
, 1879-06-25

The nest Of poot-rooms in tho old Tsvol[
bulldlngt IL doing mora to corrupt the young
mon OF this city than tho drioklng.saloous.
, 1879-06-25

Tho First Datcli are raco Of public bcnofac.
tors whose scrvlces are too littls appreciated By
this community. II you seek their monuments,
look about you.
, 1879-06-25

Mr.. DAIARD Inns plainly lost his hold on .ha
West md South by his extraordinary courss
with reference to tho Silver t,I]t,
, 1879-06-25
g1)e Gtt,a&>re.
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