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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-02

Nj CHAMBERS, Stationer, dealer IN station.
~! cry, books. cutlery Violin and Guitar
strings, and fashion papers, Third street.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-02

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nj Y. WIZ ING dealer III fancy and staple
l'i groceries, fruits and cOntectioneries. ci.
cars, smoking tobacco, Third street.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-02

4 III ~,
Hai.hho HihCh, proprietor Sumter House
uea ne, IN Tue nnest wines, liquors and cigars
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-02

| ihihii BoII proprietor Of Bismarck So.
and North Boulevard streets.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-02

| Nj. BROOKS, Druggist, dealer in drugs and
a. medicines Of every kind, cigars, smoking TO-
Hoacco, cutlery, etc, Main street.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-02

Inv I. CLUvERIUS, Druggist, Bogols oll
w stand dealer in drugs, medicines, cutlery
|lsOap, garden seed and fancy articles
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-02

/ y cnn;,.I nn "hVoCh proprietor of the
month, with the best the market affnris "
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-02

X W. HEEOMAN, Blue Store, dealer In news
Il literary and fashion periodicals stationary
aud pictures, Main street
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-02
EMBEZZL1NG PUBLIC FUNDS,

The New Orleans papers are frothin,
with indignation as the amount of Sher
iii GautllrcauX's dctalcatiOEs to the CITY
and the State is being brought to light.
The city Of New Orleans goes under, il
seems, for 100000 and the State 70,
$50, 1000.
Such is the latest phase of the situa.
ton. The remedy lays in the hands of
the officers who are charged with the
administration of the laws. Thus far
public moneys, seem to have been con.
sidercd luxury that the officials en-
trusted with it's keeping had the privi-
lege ofappropriatiny to their own use
if they saw fit to do so.
An embezzler of the peoples money
has never been looked upon in no other
light, than as u man who was u poor
hand in managing financial matters,
and with becoming kindness, be and
his surctics have, as an invariablc rule,
been excused from the annoyanccs of
serious prosecution.
Public opinion has always styled and
the courts sentenced as a thief o man
who stcalsa horse, but lie who takes
unto himself thousands of the peoples
money has never been looked upon in
any other light than as q gentleman.
Whenever justice is mctcd ont to all
alike, to the rich and the lowly, then and
then only willsuch dcfalcations cease.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-02

FEiBELMAN, dealer in Dry Goods and
- the most fashionable styles OF ready made
clothing. hats boots and shoes Main street
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-02

~ -
o.CAfDE'lELLE, dealer ih groceries and
liquors ana ear corn line hcoppole and
tat-boat agent, Front street,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-02

no ~ d, ii. PARKER, dealer in Millinery and
-r;n,i UiS hoods and fancy articles of ali des
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-02

Nv EEANDAH HOTEL and Restaurant Is
supplied with the best viands in the market
hird street. Z. Cremonini, proprietor
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-02

G JnHo "HhNoON, matchmaker and ieweler,
uuait sr ln lewrry, silver ware pictures and
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-02


. n n.hbA, proprietor Ladies Restaurant
ars, etc, cor. Third aud Florida streets w.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-02
ATTORNEYS.

II w. POPE, ATTORNEY At LAW and
-. Notary Public, Port Alldu, West Baton
Rouge, La. Special attention given to the col
lection OF accounts takn 'e>iuh"ay under com.
mission, and to al other nI'l'rF 'ujitiring the
attention OF an AttOrnc' .a'ilJ ii ;hc parish
OF West Baton Rouge. tIIf2i .:,nl3
Ii SLANG. AIruGSlyIAND Counsellor
IL. At Law, D0naldsonyiic, La. viii prac.
tce in all the courts OF the State of Louisiana
T'HOS. II. DtISE,E,, ATTORNEY
l. and Counselor at Law. Oticc--N0. 4, Pike ;
Row, Baton Rouge, La. Will practice in the
State and Federal Courts.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-02

OsEPH LARGUIER, dealer in foreign and
I domestic hardware, house furnishing Goods
totner Third and Florida streets. 3''
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-02

=. MiLLiAMS, manufacturer Of steam
rams rams strike pans boilers and tanks and
II Kinds OF sugar house work, corner of1Sinin
nj Front streets, near the ferry iapdiprR
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-02


Miss P. Bertrand, as will be seen by
her advertisement in another column, il
fully prepared for the opening rush Of
fall and winter business. At her ele-
giant millinery store, Oh Main street,
between Lafayette and Third, she is re-
cciving a splendid line Of goods which
the ladies will no doubt find III exact
accordance with the latest styles and
fashions. Miss Bertrand is noted for tho
affability Of her manner and her desire
to please and accommodate her nnlner-
Ons customers. See her advertisement.
"Critos" communication, published
in another column, will receive attention
in our next issue. He labors under inn
pfeSsions that are radically wrong.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-02

y GESSELLY, Civil and Military TaiIor
\ Latest styles, Third Street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-25
THU BEST OF IT'S KIND.

This is the a with the Mexican
Nustar.g ointment. Every mail
brings Intelligence of Il valuable horse
saved. the agony of an awful scaid or
burn subdued. the horrors of rheu-
,uasisrn overcome, and of a thousand
and-one other blessings and mercies
narrormed by the old reliable Mex
/ lean Mustang Einisnent.
] All forms of outward are
\ Spaa1ilv cured by the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-25


Yesterday morning we received 0
letter from VIM. Hartly. We Nouia
publish it in full, except for sone
Objectionable personalities, ana iof
this reason simply give a few extracts.
OF course Hartley does not feel very
kindly to the people of the county,
especially the jarora- his verdict
might have been worse
PErrrEsrIARr, March 10, 1880.
Mr.. r. NJ. WHrTE.-Dear Sir:
yonrs Of the 9Th came duly to hand.
T was delighted to hear from you.
Words are inadequate to express my
gratitude for your kindness in send
inp the LEDGER TO me. Eagerly read
I can assure you, not only by myself
and brother, but by officers and
others of this institution. In your
last issue, l saw my am mentioned
in connection with the petition to
Governor Phelps in Walker kilgore's
behalf, stating By a great many the.
reason why they signed the petition
was, one Hartley got a penitentiary
sentence, whose case was as aggra-
waited as Kilgore's. Such a ruse as
that was too thin for an Intelligent
man like Gev. Phelps. The very face
of it showed no sympathy for Kilgors
while 1t showed extreme malice ,pi
the one Hartley. Try again, gAi.,e
men; you have too many tac1' .lAe
the buckwheat grain or dice laes
to suit all occasions and fa",s' spo'seo
as the leopard. No dorJt1 Will re-
main here q long time ana ma nave
the pleasure of seeile solhe VI o'
here dressed in st-pes like the zebra,
providing 0 ~ not get a necktle OF
hemn. In c,~nclusion, 1 will say
tb.re are n ,reat many upright, hon
est and .ood citizens in Audrain
comfy out they are greatly in minor
itv Please excuse this, for l had to
mr;s it in a hurry. / will DO better
n,xt time. Please continue to send
the LEDGER. 1 remain
Yours Respectfully,
w. Z. HARTLEY.
P. S.-We are kindly treated. Of
ficers do all they can to make the
prisoners comfortable. Leslie works
in the shoeshop; l in the broom fac
tory. Leslie and 1 cell together.
Charley Parker is in the adjoining
cell. w. II. IL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-25

A little girl who wrote an essay on.
the o managed to state before clos
ing that the s'cow is the most useful
animal in the world except religion"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-25

He entered s'Jake's' with q hasty
stride and distracted air, as If some
bank would split wide open if he was
not there on time to save it with his
mighty intellect. He laid down his
short bit with the manne OF o maj
who had paid any number of long bits
over that same counter, and would
lust as soon do it again if he felt like
it.. He turned out four fingers and a
half of whiskey, and while the bar-ten-
der was wondering whether he was a
railroad magnate Or q bonanza king in
disguise in walked a wreck on the
ocean of rum, who begged pitifuliy
for a chip" The bartender was no
greenhorn and could not be ''piayed.'
"Stay, my good fellow" cried the
compassionate millionaire. "Do you
really need a drink? Then divide will
me. 1 poured out more than | want.
They did divide, and walked out to
gether to initiate Rines' barkeepcI
into the secret of getting ''two for 1
dime
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-25
With q mind serene
He tackled s.fifteen !"
The result can seen
Behind the mad-house screen.

ssFiftecn ball pool. is rather a fash
ionable game, but it is nothing TO
Fifteen block fooi.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-25
l1uSTA NG

] overtile solitary plains, to them merchant
q Drincc. and the wooduutter who splits
i his foot with the axe.
4 1t cures Rheumatism when all other
q applications fail.
a This wonderful
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-25

A printer doesn't rush to the doc
tor every time he is out of "sorts.'
Nor to a baker when he gets out OF
Cpl"
Nor to hell when he wants the
ssdevil.'
Nor to a wood pile when he wants
a ''stick.'
Nor to the Bible when he wants a
''good rule"
Nor to the gun-shop when he wants
q ''shooting-stick.'
Nor to a cabinet-shop when he
wants FURNITURE
Nor to a bank when he wants
ssquoins-"
Nor to his girl when he wants t.
''go to press
Nor to a lawyer when he has
s'dirty case"
Nor to a butcher when he want
-tsfat."
Nor an old cheese when he want
"live matter"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-25
Mexican

q Mustang Liniment. 3,
i 1t pe~metrates muscle, membrane ana
4 tissue, TO the very bone, DanishinG pam
and Curing disease with Il power That
i never fails. 1t is a medicine decided by
!. every body, from the faacheTo, VINO rldes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-25

Men who do not know how to ssrun
Il newspaper as it ought to be-" are
as scarce as men born with wooden
LEGS. .e
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-25
REJECTION OF Men ELL.
What Senator Vest Has to Say After the
Event.

United STATES SENATE CHAMBER,
WASHINGTON, March 5, 1880. J
Col. J. II. r. Cundiff.
EDITOR TIMEs:-As is now public
" known, Mcneil has been rejected
by the Senate for Marshal OF the
Eastern District Of Missouri, by a
vote of 80 to Z.
For this result my colleague and
self have labored earnestly and per-
~sistently.
Before the subject is dismissed from
public comment, l desire to notice
the statements of Gen. Lewis Merrill,
to the effect that the men shot by
Mcneil at Palmyra were tried and
condemned as guerrillas, and executed
as such.
Justice to the living and dead re-
ouires the absolute denial of this as
sertion. 1t IS false.
There was never the p%retanse wen
of a trial, or that these men were
guerrillas. Mcneil, in his notice
served on Mrs. Porter, and published
in the papers at the time, gave tle
cause for the execution as the capture
of one Allsman, a non-combatant'
who had been taken off by the mem
bers of Col. Porter's command, ""he
had been sworn by Porter to heal
arms against the United States etc
In other words, they were, according
to this notice, Confederate soldiers
but in TACT they were citizens, arrest
ed by Strachan for not taking th'
oath. Nor was Allsman q non-com
Blatant. He was a regularly enrolled
soldier in Col. John NJ. Gloyer's reg
inent. and the muster rolls show 1t
A few weeks before the Pa!myr
butchery, Merrill shot to death te1
prisoners at Macon City, and one a
Huntsville, and it is no matter OF SUI
prize that he now appears to testify 70
Mcneil. Truly, etc,
G.. G. VEST.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-25
Al Z EYfs a &
A SPECIALITY.

Sewing O fall kinds receives proihp-
attention. All work WarfaflIeu.
Next door to l.. N. Pease Urocel.
Store, in the p. NJ. Morris buiidihs'
a1-s,o MEXICO. MO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-25

A young man who was pleasantly
engaged in dealing out taffy to his
girl over the telephone wire, was
much disguised at hearing a voice
from the central Office remark:
ssPlease hurry up if you have any
thing to say !; there is a business mar
waiting for the w1re.'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-25
Gentle
Women


Who want glossy. luxurIant
and wavy tresses or abundant,
beautiful Hair must use
LYONS Ths
elegant, cheap article alTeeliss
makes the Hair grow 1II
and fast, keeps it froIc4a n,aH,
out, arrests and Gus sf and
ness, removes da'aia '1 uair
itching, makesSnoo ,,ri;nr
tel Sss ana keeping n it. in
f'fyy,' d Ssasey Hair Hair is the sure
result q using Kathairon.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

OF Probate, Gray, TO- HE kindness in ID.
iourIin- cur, and allowing " use Of the
court room. To the 2eni.l and accomOda-
ting proprietor. ot The Nevsds House for
literal reduction oi rsie. % delegates. Ger
taInly Harry Mitchell know hoe 10 run
= hotel ard rrert his gue-ts ia . proper
manner. n" aft .cid~s, either. tut gentle.
manly business RICH. along. He sdops. The
advice OF s.ccessfHi sheep mee-socd icd.
der and plenty 81 IT,
We trust every sheep m,n in The south
west will svail hiu,a+li Of the sivspisges
tn IL obtained by becoming . nsembes of
this association aud identity his,self sith
The G. mrnon interests 81 the sou'hvestern
WOOL grow-- All members and any others
who feel 50 disposed will confer :aror BY
sending Z" the ec-e,-r. any item Of inter.
ct TO those ing aged il the rearing or hand.
ling OF -hs. p, .nd they viii be made avail.
able b. publishing in circulars, reports. or
through the agricultural pr.r~.
&c. Gill
Sec. S. ". No. v 6. Assn, L.rcy, Bartcn
County Mo.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10
WIT AND HUAOR.

Leo craig. nm Evansville. (wis.) marble
cutter, had such an eye Ia business that he
mutiiated ninety tomostone> IN the local
cemetery. But instead OF getting the job Of
repairing them, he MAS given thiee months in
"A clergyman in New Orleans wss agreeaF.iv
his dinner. inquired OF his servant how il Wa
obtained why, sir. replied sampo, ''dat
turkey has heen roosting fence tree
nights; so d.. morning seize HIM for de r-n,
Oh the fence"
-"If you marry Grace exclaimed an rrare
father "a his son. II will cut y"u on without
. cent. and you wont have so mnch a piece
of pork TO boil IN the pot Well" replied
the Young man, ''(srace before meat :" and he
immediately went In search of q minister.
III anything will reconcile a.msn 10 old age il
is 60 have beautiful youag Ia ~ rush mp to him
when the evening train comes IA, hug AMI kiss
aud the thing hs. 20 be explained and forgotten
but while il does last il :. sweet enough TO make
au old reprobsfe wish d q, We're AZ honest father.
-"Goins to leave. Mary yes. mum;
thing can do TO make you comfortable. let
me know" mo. mum. it's impossible Yon
can't alter your tiger 70 my Tiger, no NOR q
can. Your dre.se. ~cnt ht me-. and can't
appear on Sundays as used at my last place,
where missus clothes fitted 'xactly-"
George Brooks and hts wife were prisoners
In the Chattauookgs jail. HewAs kept c!"se N
. cell, whrle she Was given the liberty OF the
SoH"or- one hfrteo wHn tne Jaor ana nofss
thief, and the husband could see il through the
bars that prevented him from interfering. Hrs
novel and torturng position drove him wild,
and 10 committed suicide.
Woman is mystery and man ia a conun.
drum. II you don't believe il We will prove il :
When is . man like Window When Re "a full
@. pains. When 10 he like the moon, When he's
fail When 10 he like opera, When he's AR.
ish when 10 he like q fiddler When he's on =
'.slriux" When , he like the dance When
he's on q Racquefte. when does he n+,oua
% the ocespf When he's swell" Wkan b
- IKE a old bat? When he's ''nashsd."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10
PET s DEuOCRACY.
The Preferences Of the Leading
Democrats Of "old Pettis."

The Kansas City T;mes, vish ccmmend-
able enterprise, has interviewed the leading
Democratic Of the State on the Pree,dsp-
Dental question. The large prspoederases
is in favor OF Seymour and Hendricks. y
The following - the voice" from Peslis
eoun,y-ihe question propousded bsisg
show do Seymour and Hendricks suit you
~ the Democratic candidates for President
and vice-Presideasr
Adam lttel: I sPpsove the ticket.
Sheriff L. =. Murray: am for seymour
and Hendricks.
LAC Bsovn: They suit me exactly.
Judge John A. Lacy: That u ny ticket.
j. W. Conner: seymour and Hendricks
would win.
w. L. Felix: They srs the s,roae,s.
team.
Mentor Thompson: Ny 6ss choice il
.rilisn.
W. ID. Steele: Idont approve the ticket.
John Hosue: Count ne fos Seymour
and Hendricks.
Geo. p. B. Jsck.ou: u suits Ne.
Log n Clark: Hancock 10 ny 6rst choios.
CIV. Bullen: ! an for Seynour and
Hendricks.
r. 7. Gentry: Prefer not tn name my
choice.
X. A. Blair: aw . Tildea mss.
Louis kumm: Seymour ssd Hendsicks.
John Nevton: Seymour and Hendrieka.
W. J. Marker: Seymour and Phelps.
H. Y. Field: ] am for Tildsn and Hen
dsicks.
B. H. Ingram: TIldes 6ns choice, 6sy.
mour second.
Noross Watkins: Heymour and Hen.
dricka the ticket To yin.
U.F. Short: Thurosn l. ny 6rss choice.
7. v.Chilto0: Seyooes and Hsodrieks.
F. Houston:
c. n. A. Chsney: Tilden h ny Grst
choice.
Joha T. Heard That ticket would
yin.
J. W. Barrsn: I dos't sppsovs the
ticket.
". 2. King: They don't suit ~.
j. j. Yeaief: ThuFnaa u ny Arsa
choice
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

sss more pssvsless and dissssssssg than
billious disorders. The ,yopsoas 90 loo
sPi'iss, want Of sosfsy. rssslssssA hsad.
sehe, No appetite. sallos skis. eossivssess
and oshss ailosses which shov ths Liver i
in diseased sssts and sseds seeulstiae.
and The proper vsy 70 Do il = % ~ "Dn
SwAyHES TAI AHD aAnaAIAnllxA P1lxas
Thsis s1ses o. The Liver ssd hloed ! voe-
dssiul, Fsnevise pioP'ss ed I'll ssspsiso.
leaving Tie eoop'sxios fair ssd isssA . h
yosih. Psies 8 cent . bex 81 thisty pillh.
o. I've bo1s iss Sl!oe. Sent b nail q
seeeips 81 psiea. b d. 6sey.s 4 osa, -
n eixsh ssrss4 PAils6slpAia. 81 b
al lsaaiag dsuoisA
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

- e80V1OO0
Cough Cold, Asthma saa osher poi.
monsry Affections should - locked
to and promptly srsaasa - tioe,
and thus al serious results may b avoided,
and for this purpose ~ know Of ~ bsster
Remedy than "DA SwAYxHs CoM1oUND
SYRUP % Wild CHHRaY." III lint dose
gives relief. and it 10 sure 70 cure The wont
Cold OF Cough in very short tina TT.
. Is csse bos,ls and Be- coavincsd, and you
will thes svoid Doctors bill, and mos,
likely serious spell Of sickness. Price Is
tents and 500 per bottle, or si1 bossls-
$500. The large siss u the most seonom.
ical. Prepared oaly BY d.. Swayns 4 Soo.
80 North sixth street, Philadelphia. Sold
by all prominent drugaista.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10
Cured! Cured! Cured! Cured!

W D. wooDs. a. broadway. y. y. Cur.d q.
Chronic ts:sr,h.
FL HAsLIrT, 80 broadway, NY. :.'rs Catarrh.
G. /. EIrsn, ", Broa,iwa-, Ny, loy'r. Ca:ar:h.
S. BENEDICT. Jr., Jsw-i,r. 90. Erosdr AZ. -, v.
tiady friend cured 81 Chrome ,.ay Ecycr.
Ms ESxA &. HowEs, ~ w Washington
Square. y. T., sa,.d Of - years Chronic
Catarrh.
REV GEO. A RsIs. lca Jay 81, Brookl,a. d" /,
Restored the 20 my nini. ,ri. ...b.,F>.'
Rev. CuAs. j. JoNEs. New Brighten. \ l.
"Worih ten times the c">t.
Rev A,rx Fgsrs Cairo " 1T i.a- uor-.cd
won.-r- in eiN ca>re ia iiy PARISH
1. F. Nfww,. .sa5 Fulton 81, croollyn. erred
Of wears th,,.nic Cararrh.
Mhs j SwAEsrz JE. .cl Tsrcar s. Jersey
City. Card Il - ,.ar> tnro- .ic C=,a-r';.
&C a.. sc. & a..
A real cc-c Tor thi- ;,Iriaic n.a,sGy. il
che "a ost important discovery fer The re.:cf %
.aman sc!f.:i';s. sin~. yacc;=:t.::c-. u:
Do Ecycr's Ca<n-xil C,:co & .oii I'll
Druggists. CT cc-:vc-cd ~ L. e. r:.vEy
& Co.. &c ley ST.. y. \ for CLIO facka- ..
To ciu.-. 80 .a' kas,s cr s--cc. T..
Wei Ec 11c5 c-'s I-c1t.-n. With ir.!
cxpianati"rs ard Overwhelming prof. "a
Pcs.-.,a.G and s"n: rec - c.y@ot-.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10
HIDDEN BLESSINGS.
BY MCG.

In the morn Of Spring-iines breaking.
Rose tiny. sDodest bud;
From the sunshine ia life taking.
On the Wild, bleak moor il stood.
But The sunahise soon vas clouded,
The Wild moor o'<npresd vith snow
And the tiny bod 80 shroudsd
In ito winding shess 1t zoe.
Then re mourn the early-comef
That should die before il blc00ed-
The bright h-roinees Of Summer.
That In Winter ~ ento0b4.
Again the SON es0e heGuil,ae,
And the snow did turn to tear;
When Q vis.let roe smiline.
Al our empty, idle feassl
M &, l:t> on, 10000 $1,000
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

shFe"gsd 9th peoP's, asd the pssssgs Of ID
costees evoked many sincere sssres the
death had called away the popular On,
saeful journalist.
| At TIE GRAVE.
/ Arriving 81 the Cemetery the late friend
aud associates OF the dAceased formed ,
circle around the grave. After IN affecting
dirss By the hand, and brief prayer By
the Rev. Mr.. Van Wagner. the reasinl
we're given to IN. esrtL. anil the mourpina
party r~tuss~d 70 the city
Nr.s OLD FRIENDS ~ COUNCIL
The printers End newspaper weo Of S<,ia-
liza assembled, Lee. evening. TO take suitable
action Oh the death II their late ss.cci.,e,
wm. II Mugfcrd.
John d. RGsei. Ed. sas called 10 the
chair, sus Ge,'. Z. kieyin. 80 selected q
secretary.
On motion Of + ". Pushs, the following
committee U.s. elected to draft rrsolusions
suggestive 81 the deep rrerss en,sr,sined By
the crai; over the death 81 Mr.. Musiord !;
Maj. Jno. y. Eisard.. J. West Goodwin.
Gsn. Bacon Montgomery. Capt. Howard r.
Hstrnck, Milo Blair. 8. 8. Ccttrx!l and r.
Rsuck.
REVOLUTIONS OF anPrcr.
The Committee appointed to draft rssoiu.
tion-. expressive Of the tense Of the print
ep 81 S<dalia, submitted the following,
which we're unaninously slopsed:
WaERRAA Death hsvine removed sud-
denly from our midst our fellos. voskuen
and associate, william II. Musf,sd: and
wnKxKAs, We, Who know hin to b
of life, desire TO bear something in The
shape Of witness TO HE worth and manhood,
il IL therefore resolved
THAT BY his removed from among N.
journalism hes Lost one vho loved il for in
own sake, and adorned il becsuse to the
love be bore il be joined genius and sn,hu.
sissm.
c-Thas he vas firm in his convictions : |
true To his principles; unvsserine 10 bis |
Iriendahip; generous 10 . fault; quick to
|eel for the distress Of oihss and swift to |
mitigate u; devoted TO h,s profession; ssn-
'iiive a to the just rights Of his craft and |
Sold TO resent What appeared in any man !
ser TO encroach upon either the Traditional |
customs OF his trade ~ printer, or The %. |
'ri,isn etiquette Of bis profession - .
ousnsliss.
3-That We vhO knew him % veil know l
he full extent OF the loeu his wife must /
eel and his children must feel, and that /
herefosr, - something 81 token Of our
'eartful sympathy for them in the hour Of
heir pitiful and helpless bereavement, Ne
xpres to then our more than respect for
he memory of the dead, and more than
rief Tor the sorrow Of the living.
4-That seopy Of this prssmble and thee
esolu,ions be communicated to the vile Of
hs deceased.
PREaa coNNsHr4
The ksnsss City yox,~d ssys: The death
w. n. M0eiord. Of Sedslis, vss a.
ounced BY the telegraph. Mr.. Mugford,
2 "Mus." - he was better known, wa .
Newspaper writer, forty two
ears of sse. For the past seven yesss be
10. he~n editor Il The Sedslis BAzHa
The Ksssss City 7saes saye: W. H.
iugsord. better known 10 Mug" died ut
edsiis on the 4,h. lie had been co.,
ec,ed for many yean With tho se,salis
sAzoo and Dsnesus - reporter and ssso
late editor, and vas much admired ior his
talent and esfe>me,{ foe h;a
ind and generous heart.