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ARTHUR WHITE.

IT comes graceful from any finn to decline
the publication If testimonials. as so many
fraud enterprises are backed by SUCH frivolous
notions. Such seems the opinion Of Fleming
Bros, Pittsburg, sole proprietors OF DR.. C..
NJ flames celebrated vermiluge, which has
received volumes of testimonials. Tnis medi-
cine is its own testimonial, and invariably
speaks with positive satisfactory results.
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
For st Louis and all Way Points.
The SPLENDID Steamer
John aS. Nzaude, @s

WIN Blake, master.
VIII leave as above SATURDAY March Il 9Th at
pm. For freight or passage, apply at Memphis
ana st. Louis Packet Co.'S wharfboat, foot OF Mon
roe street AID STORM, Superintendent
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in Jet, fancy and gold-plated jewelry, received
daily at Jet Palace, 385 Main street.
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Lemon and pineapple sherbets-ice- cream
made from pure cream. at F1Oyd'S.
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German mIIIet. Hungarian mIlIet,
SchwiiI 81 Co. seedSnen, 2&3 Main
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OR WHITE RIVER.
HARIe NASM.

Regular independent Memphis and
White River Paeket-EoF Augusta, Jacssonport
Searcy, anc way points. The regular independent
Packet
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KtBOms AND BOARD.

DOARDERS-A few gentlemen Jarders at
d 96 Union street. Terms m g.
DCOM-Nice furnished room for la4y and gentle
l y ran, or two Young men. at 81 LINDEN OF.
DOARD-First class, with furnished or unfur-
ID nished rooms, for families or single gentlemen.
Also day-bOarders. AT 179 SECOND ST.
d COMS-Splendid rooms, with board; at reduced
La rates; daJ-boarders wanted. 90 fernando st.
pOOMS-Fmnished and unfinished, with board;
LIZ also, day bOarders. at 481 Shelby street;
references required.
DOOMS-Elegant front and back rooms, with
IL board, can be had at 431 SHELBY STREET.
Day-bOaT ers also wanted.
LNIRS C-CLA5S clearinghouse Just opened by Mrs.
II Edwards and Mrs. curtis. at BOG SECOND ST.
PoONS-FiTst class, with good board. Terms
LIZ moderate. At lO4 MARKET ST.
pOOMS-DesirabIe rooms and good board at
Ia 81 JEFFERSON STREET.
LOOM esirable front ROOM with board, at
IL ~ MADISON STREET.
1.-TWO Gentlemen can obtain large front room on
i first floor with or without board, in private
family, or Will take gentlemen as day boardeTs.
references exchanged. Address, o. care Appeal.
DOOMS SUIT OF front roonis. with board, at IL
u Court street. Day boarders wanted.
IuRST-CLAS5 rooms, with or without board.
II Terms very moderate. No. "a Mulberry.
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Novelties

For all sewing machines, for 81 so. at
J. B. ALDRICH'S, 254 Second street.
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Price, 50 cents.
G. w. Jones & Co, agents.
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Hi6ner's Champion RIaiters,
Simplest, cheapest and best for all kinds of
plating, at
]. B. ALDRICHs. 254 Second street.
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ED. c. POSTAL 1890. Master,
VIII leave Memphis every WEDNESDAY, Il =
Pm. For freight or passage. apply 10
Z. ". LIGHT BURNE,
No. monroe St., OPP. Peabody hotel.
K p. GLENN. on v haEi boat.
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PULvERMACHER eALVANIc Co.,
Cor. Eighth and Vine sts., CINCINNATI, Q.
Rds~ AUoid bogus appliances claiming cleo
trio qualities. Our Pamphlet explains hour to
distinguish the genuine from the spurious.
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IS este Harry.

~&zzlz-a
II. r. Harry, captain J D. Moore, clerk
Leaves Memphis on and after November %. ever
SATURDAY, at 3 pm, connecting direct Wlth =
new b ack river U. s. mail Jacket III 1T HARRY ie
PoWhaitan and Pocahcntls, and with Daily "a ,l1F
to BateSyllle and Upper White river. SAets
Through rates to all points.
Freight consigned TO Git Harry Line w ,,
TeHene Will be promptly forwarded. .hapLls OF
be received at all tmes on the Il. lie , lSsIt VII
! r WASFTtNgfT ~ Ae-L4uys-
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FOR OSCF
FOR VICKSBUBG.


For V1cks6nrE aud al the BS,adz-
The SPLENDID Steamer
LOl0gaEOs 5s
Sam H'PheeteTs. - m aste-
VIII leave as above On SATURDAY NsTc6 9Th
az 10 am Fer freight or passage, amply al tie sem
PMS and St. Louis Packet Co 5 WhsTfhOsr Z al Of
Monroe street AID STORM, SuueItnte1tlert
Adams u. n. Mail E.3ue-Sae.-sutf.,r -
NtcIS-burE Packets
The Elegant Passenger Steamer
OuaCEEIt& EScHE2. = ga
marx H. Cheek master i. /. Cumn!Ius 80 80
Leaves every TUESDAY, al . pm, ''14eiA
Inc Elegant Passenger Steamer
ESed wing, zss
deo. Malone. master Ell R. Thomas - -.
- Leaves every FRIDAY. It y . ID NeiA
For Helena, FTiars Point. COncOrdd Ter me -r--
sas City, GTsenVIie AID Vicksounz "a - - II
Meeting al VickSburg with ttss ParisUJ in : f5.r Y
ver' aR R WITH ne ta,slolS steamers oberJ E Lee
dis or ladlng e all points az lowest ats e--
shippers can rely on this arlaGgsU leut bes7g nap
manept. FREIGHT for this Line reesI ysd AT r = -
UhaItbOat at ali tunes. - - L. Lie
j. T. WASHINGTON, Agent. No. 3 Madison
OF on K z Zee WbarfF0ar
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STRAYED.

EJOR5E-A gray horse, l5ls hands high; thin
IL name and tail; about eleven years old; sup
sed 10 have gone In the dill ecIon Of Memphis. Any
Information his whereabouts will be rewarded
~ a1dressing DI. JOIN BUCHANAN. Collleryllle:
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STEA@BOAES.
FOR NEW ORLEANS
%OIOem NF9EVsa, lEi7ssi

For Cairo. Evansville, Louisville md
s,sncJn- 1.-The Southern TrarsportatfoD
Company's Superb Steamer
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THE RIVER.

Bismarck Tribune, 2lst: Last Tuesday
nikhs The wind blew hurricane, and .
cold one at that. At the river everything
was being. pleced in position for winter.
The men At work rasing the bosts on the
ways were. rushing the business and had
hauled the Eclipse and Bachelor high aud
dry. The Butte was nearly In it's place
when the men quit work for the night and
the Macleod was just b,ing raised on the
skids. About 8 o'clock the wind changed
and the Butte, which was to all appear
ances propped up solid, rocked back and
forth, a.d finally, like snowslide, glided
rapidly down the ways, striking the Mac.
ieod, and knocking her off into the river.
Her side being broken in she filled with
water In less than half an hour and suok
In seven feet of water. The ice Is runnine
thick and II may be impossible to raise ber.
The river is reported as falling two feet
last night leaving . part Of the Macleod's
hull in sight. Should the river continue TO
fall 80 that the extent of the damage can be
ascertained, it is not unlikely, the weather
PERMITTING that che can be taken out. l.
=. Baker has been telegraphed and will
shortl, arrive with diver who will ex.
anime the wreck, and, if possible repair, to
certain extent, the breakage, and assist
in attaching tackle, etc., for raising her.
The Butte broke both her hog chains and
several stanchions, and her boiler was NOV.
ed about six inches. After the battle with
the Macleod she sailed off down the river
about 300 feet and struck in the bank. She
will probably have to remain there for the
winter as it is impossible to get her on the
ways until the Macleod is out of the way,
and the prospects, of the river remaining
open much longer are very slim. The Sher.
manarrived from her trip to Fort Bennett
rhursday morning. She unloaded her
troops at Lincoln and in the afternoon
made preparations to Icy up for the season.
She is the last boat in. Maj. Kirk didn't
believe in delay SO be ordered her to flud
good place In the river and tie up She is
across the river on point below the Man
an landing The Northern Pacific trans.
ter will probably wil:er beside her II she
an get of the sand-bar on which soc was
tuck last night. The sudden fall in the
river msy also detain the Denver which
gas going dawn to Lincoln to tow the
Union up. Crossing the river is now al.
most out OF question on account of floating
ice
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Providence, Nov 2s.-A special train on
the New York and New England railroad
for Washington village, ran into hand
Car near the Atwells avenue bridge IN this
city YESTERDAY INSTANTLY killing Michae! Nc
Or IL aud John Noon. Their five com.
panions saved themselves by lcaping.
Cincinnati, Nov. 2s.-About half past
one O'clock this morning alta ball masoue
10 Nobenson opera house, Q variety actress,
giving her name as Ada Clifton and her
home at Columbus. Ohio. attempted sui
eide bv shooting herself in the region of
the heart with small pistol. She had
been drisking freely and was so supplied
as to be unable to give connected account
OF herself. She was removed to hospi-
tai. and the wound examined but at pre-.
sent writing the location Of the bullet has
Lot been asccrtained.
Syracuse, Nov. 2S.-The Marcellas Pow
der mill, about twelve miles southwest of
Syracuse, exploded, destroying three build.
ings and 5000 pounds ofpowder. There.
port was heard twenty miles. Loss, $4,000.
No person injured.
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AIDING IRELAND.

s.. Louis, Nov. 2S-A mass meeting OF
lrish1nen has been called for Dec. 9Th to ad-
vance the project Of raising funds and other
wise providing for the destitute Irish in
ireland. An executive and subcommittee
composed of leading Irish citizens have been
appointed TO carry out the benevolent enter
prlae, and the prospects are that . large
amount of money will be raised.
AN ASSISTANT MANAGER.
Burlington, Ia, Nov. 2s-Vice President
Perkins, of the G. B. & g., has issued a
circular announcing the appointment Of
General Superintendent 7. j. Potter to be
assistant general manager Of all the G. B. d
q. lines, with headquarters at Chicago fol
the present. Mr.. Potter will also continue
to act as general superintendent.
SNOW.
About an rch Of snow fell here this morn.
ing.
SEVERE STORM.
Grcensburg, Ind, Nov. 2s.-A heavy
rain and wind storm visited this place this
morning. blowing off roofs and tearing up
trees. Lightning struck several houses il
that vicinity, doing more or less damage.
NEW SEWERAGE FOR MEMPHIS
Memphis. Nov. 2S-A scheme for new
sew ~erage, costing about S22000O, was sub
mitted by nr. Billings Of the national board
TO the citizens committee to day and met no
opposition.
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
New York, Nov. 2s.-The board of di-
rectors of tho New York Central railroad
met this N ,rnins and elected j. Plrrepoint
Morgan and Cyrus w. Field, directors, to
Till vacancies caused by the resignation OF
John r. barral and Joseph D. Parker.
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THE STOCK MARKET.
Great Rush to Buy Stocks sharp Ad.
vance in Prices,

New York, Nov. 23-The stock exchange
opened at IL o'clock this A. NJ. and there
was rush to buy stocks which are favor
ably affected by the New York Central and
Wabash alliance. New York Central stock
advanced to l39 from 1342; Wabash to
62a from Soy; Lake Shore to los from l06
and Erie to Al from Sss. The lowest prices
were those at the closing of business on
Wednesday, when comparatively few brok-
ers and.speculators knew for certainty that
the alliance of the Central aud Wabash had
been perfected by the ssle of twenty five
million dollars Of New York Central stock
Changes in Erie are rumorcd, but not con-
frmed.
New York Central stock which sold at
l,2o, to be paid for through Dre1el, Nor
gan 4 O.. in the following Gums and on
the following dates: Five million dollars,
Nov. 29sh; FIVE million, Jan. lat, 1880
five million, Feb. first FIVE millions, March
first, AID four millions, March Sit.
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THE IRIsH ELOoD HEATINC.

Sligo, Nov. 2S-The magistrates to-day
decided that the evidence which Rea pro-
posed to call in favor of Killen!was irrele.
want, and decided to close the case and COM
nit Killen to trial, admitting him to bail.
Killen refused to leave the court and had to
be carried out. The court was then order
ed cleared, but Davitt and Rea remained in
defiance of the order. Killen is now in
Jail, and Rea is addressing an excited
crowd.
Rea desired TO call as witnesses the Gro wn
solicitor, the Catholic arch bishop of Dub
lin and one of the members Of parliament
for Tipperary. This was what finally broke
down the patience Of the magistrates. Az
ter committing 'Kiilen, the msgis.
trates offered to accept the
amount Of bail as in the cases of DAILY and
Davitt. Rea protested against proceedings
aud said he had arranged with his client to
fnd bail. A magistrate asked Killen
whether he would find bail. Kiilen stou,ly
refused. The court is unusually forbsaring
towards Rea. for an English court.
BISHOPS FOR AMERICA.
Rome, Nov. 28.--Propsganda Eide has
approved proposal of Cardinal McCloskey
for the establishment of three bishoprics in
America under the jurisdiction of the arch
bishop Of New York. The propaganda will
instruct the cardinal as to the most suitable
location Of the sees.
THE COMING ROYAL SPLICE.
Madrid. Nov. 2S.-special representa-.
,ivess from France, Italy and Germany, to
be present at the marriage Of King Alfonso
and Arch Duchess Marie Chris,ine, present.
cd their credentials and presents to the
king yesterday, and the English representa-.
tive will present his to-day. Preparations
for the festivities are bring vigorously
pressed forward On the first day, 80. h
tho matrisgc ceremony Will take piece; m
tho second aay of the festivities there will
be reception Al the psiscs aad gsla rer
tormsace .. the opcre, and on 'he third
and forth day. there will bc two bull 64hts
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Windsor. VT. Nov. 2s-Asa Magoon, who
murdered Rufus Strecter, at Barre, W., in
oa. 1875, Was hung in tn. state prison 10.
day, ON the samc galIowp uaed for hang ing
seven other murderer.. Msgoon ,h. morn
ing being asked for confession s.id he had
none 10 make and that he hated to meet his
family In heaven. He leaves seven children,
Ion. explanation Of the crime, and said
Mr.. Pefsins was tho guilty onr.
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a state concert. illumination, banquet at the
palace, and gala performances at tho
theatres. Besides these o(llcial festivities,
balls are announced in several embsssadles
and houses Ofsihe nobility. King Alfonso
and his sisters visit the duchess daily at
her residence at Pardo. s.-a-
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a Destructlve] Storm Visits
Louisville Kentucky.
A Lively Day In the New York Stock
Market-St0cks In Demand
and Prices Advanced.
Sioux Indians Rennuncing their Tribal
Relations and Becoming
Changers.
INDIAN SETTLERS

Indians Taking Homes eads on Peoria
Rottom-Ncathcr Mt Sully.
Especial Tclcgum.l
Fort Snlly, Nov. 27.-L. D. Il. Poore.
receiver of the United States land office Al,
Springfield, arrived here yesterday from
Peoria Bottom where he has been locating
Indian settlers. Fifteen Indians have
already taken homcstead and as many more
have made selections and will file hcme-
steads.
Weather cold and showing,
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FIRE.

Toledo, Nov. 2s.-The s,ave factory, saw
and planning mill of Schnder Bros, a,
Webbs, small place on the Pennsylvania
railroad, a few miles east of here, was de-
stroyed by fire last night. Loss, $4,000 /;
insurance ST / 900.
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GERMAN POSTAL SCHEME,

Berlin, Nov. 2S.-The German post
master general is preparing proposal to
be presented TO the reichstag, under which
the postoffice department will have charge
of the entire freight traffic Of German rail.
ways and become general carrier for the
public.
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TELEcRAPAIc BREvl1lEs.
THE BICYCLE RACE.

Chicago, Nov. 2s.-rhe Bicycle race al
l:3O p NJ. stood: English team-Cann,
GIL Stanton, 5S8. Americ ,ns-G. Harri.
son, GA; Belard, GIL; Rutland, 58s. BE.
lard has been on the track only few min.
utes this forenoon he will go on this after
noon. The English have Sc miles yet to
Vain
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FOREIGN.
COLD AT CABUL.

COLD AT CABUL.
Cabul, Nov. 29.1The cold is very severe,
there being 20 degrees Of frost. A majority
of the European troops have been hutted.
ARRIVAL OF SPECIE.
The steamer Cythia brought $4,000 in
anecias5s =
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WALL STREET.
New York, November 2s.
Mooey-6@7 y cent.
Governmens-Genera weak,
Stocks-Higher.
NEW YORK.
New York, November %.
WHEAT-Dull. No. 2 rel, 81. .l6 De-
cenber.
RYE-Firm, Ole.
CoRN-Lower, 59@61.
BARLEY-Quiet.
OATs-Quie,. Western mixed 451, white
4G14Sc.
PoRK-Higher, Sl1.5O.
LARD-Firmer, S7.OOS.
WH1sKEY-Nos quoted.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, November %.
WHEAT-Strong higher, $l.2l cash ;
S1.2la December, $1.225 January.
CoRN-Higher, 394 cash 39s bid De-
cember 399 January; 435c bid for May.
OATs-Flrm. higher, $3.50 bid cash,
32ac bid December, 364c May.
RYE-73c.
BARLEY-S4c,
PoRK-Strong, excited, higher, Sll.OO
cash, $lO.5O December; SI2.OO@l2.5O bid
January.
LARD-strong, higher, s7.o5@7.l0 cash,
S7.20 bid January.
~ WHIsKY-$l.l0.
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MILWAUKEE,.

MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, November %.
WHEAT-s@1lc higher. Hard $1,259.
No. !, $1.2l. No. 2, $l.20l cash $l.204
December; $l,22a January. No. 8, $l.o72.
CoRN-39sc. d
OArs-33sc. & &
[ RYE-52c. sf $500 -
BARLEY-74c.
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Spefial yptifes.

TO RENT.
ROOMS over the Yankton Cigar Factory,
! opposite the post office. Enquire in the ci-
agr store of +. HIRsHsrRIN.
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have sdded 70 my stock the celebrated
Arrow brand Fresh Oysters. the very best
In the market. cell them cheap.
i9f 44t 7. F.. MARsnALL,
The Cash Grocer, Capital S..

TAree Button Kids for el.oo per pair
good as you usually get at s1.5o-st Ketch-
um's. ESr
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WATCHES AND yEwEL0Y-
MONEY TO LOAN.

Nicely repaired at the new .Iewelry store OF
~ VAN Corr, CLARK & Co.
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EVENING SCHOOL.

EVENING SCHOOL.
pY LUMAN n. JUDD and at school rooms
~ on broadway between 3rd and 4tl streets.
Commencing Monday evening Nov. Gath, Z r, NJ,
penmanshlp. Arithmetic. English Grammar,
perterm Of twelve lessons.
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IN REAL ESTATE SECURITY. Apply to
~ 4 n. WHlTk,
~ ianktou. d. T.
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SILVER GOODS.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT, Just received a,
II the New Jewelry Store Of
VAN Corr. CLARK & Co. b
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-07-12

'THOS; w; ID. Ora NE, Attorney and Counsel
L at iIw No. Court street Ottawa ills Money to
OF on farm property. Iunl',sly
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o e n tbs 7 S ..
p nv 81 CHA N 8

nR. II. w. WEBS, (Deutcher poCtor) late Physl-
~ can and Surgeon to the ST. Louis Female Hospital.
Office Dickeys Jewery store Main and Columbus
streets Residence south bluff, at Mrs. Renzs. APPS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-07-12

, stand for the music. Here also, the ladies had
set tables for the multitudes, and gotten up a
mos, superb dinner Near by large oc'an'
| gular bar had been constructed and abundant
IL ,uppl.ed with ice cream and liquid refresh
, mcnts Bat n, the bar tenders were our ola
! friend Frank Hoyt, and gentlemen and ladies
Of the red ribbon club, we can safely presume
that no very strong drink wa, sold there, ms
resrc,hmcnt stand and the dnncraHnngcmch's
were I'll under the management of the ladies'
of the f. T. club, who for only p cents sup
piled a, good dinner rs the average hotel
charges dollar for
THE PROGRAMME.
The band seated in the grand stand and
the exercises began at half past eleven, by the
sharp boom of the cannon, manipulated by
Gen. Bolivar Wilkes, Col. Hugh Mccain, and
Ca,t. Eugene Couch. The band played "llail
| Columbia" and the Star Spangled Banner
Rev Mr.. Chipperteld prayed; the Declaration
of Independence was read by Marshall n.
Armstrong, Esq, and Rev. Mr.. Hill delivered
an Grafton anu political stump speech mixed.
The effort was we'll worded and imprcssively
delivered, but marred and bOtched sadly by its
unwarrantable political color. The declara-
tioE that the south has control of congress, and
that a reign %: terror now prevails everywhere
south Of Ma,o.. a.ij DXon's line, and that the
south aided bv 'iic democrats OF the north seek
to destroy the ;r>ults Of the war, pay the rebel
debt &c, wa- Il .hamcful exhibition Of partisan
malice stupidity and sheer falschoOd After
uttcrng this dji'rltc It was not surprising to
hear the stump orator read pretended quota
ton from the OioiJh0 St1t,S, "A peruiciOus little
sheet, edited by lunaiic IN some obscure vii.
lagc somewhere ,Odth, and declare the vile
trash he read the true sentiment of the South !
If the reverend speaker had read any other
paper than some malignant Grant boomer,
he would have known that the paper he quoted
from is unknown outside Of the henIghted SET
tlemcnt where it is issued except in the north
where it is circulated and supported and en-
cOuraged in whatever treason and folly it pos
ses,r, by the rllici, republican politicians of
the country, and thai 'his :ral! has been eX
posed and denounced 10y democrats north and
south. Yet this campaign document is still
circulated by his party, the Grani,cs, 10y mo-
ney levied upon Office holders under Hayes
so.called civil service policy, Il no more rep
resents the opinion o.! the south than the Rev.
Hill does the justice or mercy or truthtulness
of religion, or the God he claims 10 serve. Had
the said Hill known these facts, for we imputc
his misstatements of fact nHd trarfully errone.
Gus deductions and conclusions to stupidity
and ignorance more then to malice, he would
not have nsulted bis audience with this polit-
zeal igmanole which spoiled an otherwise good
Grafton.
In the afternoon tOastS were responded to
and dancing and fun golow. Altogether the
Senecans had q jolly celebration, and as far as
we know, free from any unpeasantness caused
by strong drink. BEEMUs.
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professional CARDS.
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~. VIII practice IN any OF the In this state.
made and abstracts prepared with care dc Notary public
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