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Ordinary Drawing,
APPROXIMATION Prizes.
Whole Tickets sac. Halves $40
Quarters 50, Eighths 81 SO.
En ordering Tickets or CerfiGeafes

II IIlU Itthtf5 % OtFfUItuIt89
iucluse the amount u money 70 cur adiress for What
you wish q purchase; name the Lottery IN With you
wish 70 invested. ana whether Tuu wish Whole, ualVe-
Quarters OF Eirhfhs on raceiut ~ which. We sEnd uhlf
Is ordered. BY hrst maii. together with the scheme.
ImmrtiafeiY after the fraWIng. a printed Drswiur
certidcf % By the Cammissianerf. viii BE- sent. with an
arul1uafiuu-
Purchaser viii please write their signatures plain, an
give heir Post Once. COUNTY and STATE.
- All c1nmuuicafi1n strictly cunaaeutiaf-
~ An Prizes Of siooo and under. paid immediaiely
.fter ne draVing-ther prizes a. the usual time -
forty days
Orders far Tickets or Certificates. 70 % directed %
WOOD, EDDY 4 co. Augusta GcofElas
or, WOOL EnDT A. co, Atlanta. GeorEia.
or, WOOD, EDDY 8 CO, wilmington Delaware.
list Of the numbers hat sre drawn from ire
Wheel. with the amount q the rri1f hat each enc Is en-
titled %. viii ne published after evrry irasilr IN the
iolioEius papers; Au<usta fGeol C1ueututionaist
noble Re-lster, Nashville Gizeue, Rlclm1lip ipztrt
Paulfilr fNlssl Clarion. 90
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Light NILES Ert o. M.11l City. Cr.1r1i-n
Il county Ark1rsrs. a euct FIarflr1r7 lr Eu
order cf auii 600 lr-s iu cultivation $50 a--aE
deadcueli 90 ceres E che Ua-E Terms easy -
We also have 90 lu1 tcrrset ArElU-rs via lana lr
sale. bow down fr CASH Asou frier's 1ul.H- be- are
compelled OBJ have unlsT. We r--rr rr-r a extra
bargain viii BE- given tl r early applicant Can ans
see piats of me lands -racs range, from 5c1 90 -'n
sores ana upward.
sE5 HOPKINS s. KIRBY.
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LIABILITIES

The amountc o. Liabilities due or MT iue 10 banks Or
other craiItdr=n5fhiuz-
Losses adjusted aud fue-none
Losses adjusted not drr--.-..-. - .....I2s1 81
Losses unailustei. In suspense. v1iahgprooss
nb4I
printing. etc.
AGENT instructed % lake Do risks exceeding $1,000
without special permission
The greatest mount insured IN any Cuecty, town. VIII
lsEe or block. varies, ami depends upon he construction.
material. and The mesrsCf ausstinE fires.
p. G.. RIPLEY. President.
III K. Az r..
Hartford July l. 1853. sersnrv.
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A PURIFIERc o. ne Blcod. and certain carehr scrofull
n Or KINGS Evil, Lumbar Ahscess Hap Disease, white
Diseases o. the kidneys ard spine. Chronic SIRE ETes.
said Head, Salt Eheum, sclrvy, Ch1rea or s. Wins
Dance, Asthma Jaunilce. Chronie heumalsm Cniant.
pepllty l1loEine mffmitent or AalArills Leser ~
all diseases arisins from the excessive use % Mercury.
ne FCgeabie Alternative is odsred % tie public a. a
radical cure ior the above uamcidiseaaes arislns Wholly
or IN r1rt from muurifv or uififtiou % the hoO1-th
basis o. les success rests upCu The Vel known aiertuFe
properties eI spanish slrsrparila. which is imported
expressly Cor the com-o1nder Of uis medicine IN an ls
parity 70 Is then. with che ailitiau ci oher medlell
piants-aitsraiive and toulc IN her ac~lan-manufac-
ur-d with great care. ant cuccltuted in = palafahie
frm. maEiue By the combination ono % the BEST Afer-
lfive medicines ever used uisrld yet active in its
aperafi1u 3 DO rcn1rlfes, while DO removes the cau9e %
disease. and nay be- used By al with conaleuce aEs
safety.
maiari11s sections OF thccpmy o e~-aleates uoroush-
b aI traces o. chronic debility which sd often follows an
stack o. severeor protracied cases q Intermittent fever.
10 ne south ana West DO has been n1r0ughlT tris6, and
has never failed O. restore The invalid 90 heallh. s9ma
times after an cher remedies have failed.
In diseases arisiag rom an excessive use o. mercury
or other mineral uelcines- Be- is Unsurpassed In ne
lhoroush and prompt manner in which il eradicataa al
diseased natter frgm the blood and -siantuiar system.
IN 81 eut1nequs diseases 10 acts like a charm and in
such diseases D. S1aid head. San Rheum. ara stin DIS
ssses every kind. il Is without an equsi In les cura
In ne combination there are remedies that set direct
y on ne Liver and Kidneys. and therefore it proposes 20
reneEe those crgans when n a torpid or Inactive state.
n relevinE hese and ether ore1ns, and being a purifsr
ne blood . claims % &c a cure for that ioalh-cme
disease Scrofula-
ne Alternative is PIT I'd In pint bottles. Accompany
ing each bottle is d pamphlet setting forth the nature and
enartcter Of the several diseases for which II proposes 70
Be cure.
All AGENTS and others Who have the Alternative ~ sale
are supplied with these pamphlets fordisfrbuura. Az
Ter one, and read o..
mis- medicine has been extensively used BY many pay
sNlans Of. emlnence throughout nc south. and Ee have
letters from many Of tscm, spelklug iu The highest terms
q is action as a. Alternative r1nic remedy. We are AZ
liberty 70 refer 20 Dr.. king. Or LeuisburE. n. c. Dr.
NNnNMnHWn. a. nnHnHaHWrM Va e mHm Wilson and nwHnH
Mariana, Fioridai Drs Blunt. Hart and Buticr. Grsen-
vol. Fa-s Dr. O. A. HenE, PA; Dr. p g. vert
bankst0n, Miss. md many cfhers.
ruOMAS & FULLE General Agents.
l3 FULTON street. Neu YrrE
s. MANsTIELD and LUMMER.
AGO Wholesale and Retail Agents.
u Per sale b. az Drusgists. i&nr
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.gOnee 10 Passengers ) ShipPers.
Great Wabash Valley Route,
VIA
Great western of Illinois
AND
Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroads !
s~Aort..t, most oomforia5E cad cseeps.i Rouis

Shortest, most Comfortable cad CheGpsst Rosie
TIVE
ST. LOUIS. TOLEDO. CLEVELAND. DUNKIRK, BUF-
FALO. NEW YORK y BOSTON.
Two less changes % Cars % PittsburEh, Philadelphia,
L Harrisburg, Baltimcre and Washington City. ne
only Route between ST. Louis and the East By which Pas
sengers avoid The risk o. losing connections BY short lines,
from 81 LOUIS tor9.edo 4ss miles, is run as one Road
TrO Daily TrGias kcue 81. louis, Is foHops:
To'cocE A. H.-Lizhtning Express arriving Al Toledo,
Detroit, Cleveland. and all Eastern cities
Is soon Is any other train out Of S.
Louis.
5 O'Clock p. M-Teiegraph Express arrivinE 1t Toledo.
Cleveland. and ali Eastern ana North
erH cities in less than any other train
ont q 81. Louis.
This great Route 20 the East combines al the elements
q Speed, Safety and Coslfort arising from the perfect
construction Of its track with a less grade and c%urviture
than ans East OF West line o. he same length in the
United States. The superiority q Is runniug st1cE, its
luxurious Cars, and beizg one line. All risk Of delay By
missing connections is avoided, as also the annoyance q
changfnr Cars and O~unductnrs eTerT few hours ard being
crowded into csrs Already filled vita loai passengers and
rendered uncomfortable by an Accumulation Of dust.
The evening Telegraph ETprsss makes direct and GER
MICHIGAN. WESTERN METROPOLIS and
CITY OF BUFFALO, for Dunkirk Bufsis and Niagara
SHIPPERS OF COTTON
viii hni ths rouie e. cheap and ulre expeditions than
any other out o. ST L0uis, having two les changes Of
cars. with Union Depois, demonstrates It's superiority over
cher lines having frequent chanresa and widely separated
neputs. AUover charges and damages prsmpuy adjusted.
make direct olunectiul with this road az Sc. Louis, and
Ehrouh Tickets from Memphis % any Eastern or North
ern point accessible BY Railroad can be purchased Of the
Aceuts AZ this place.
A Superintendent
B. srOCKwELL- IT. GenT Pr AE't Springfield, III
THOS. II WILLIAMS h co, Agents,
No. 3 HoUari's nsE, Memphis, Tenn.
RALPH WALKER General Ascat1
febI-Iv corner ah and Pine sts.. 50. Louis.
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statement of the condition
statement of the Condition
OF rHE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
on The
lst Of 5uly, 1899,
As REQUIRED
the Laws Of th, State Of Tennessee.

By tle Laws OF IN STATE Of tennessee.
THE uame % he corporation Is Estna Insuan-e COM
II pany. ocatei at Hartford. Conn.
ne Capital is one Muiu Dollars. ana - pai1m.
ne Assets dne Company are. Per MFTkd
Rerf Estate me1-mhe--I sut03 %
hqleT Due Ge Company ~sa-urcthy
Cash b ana and in 5aE..... Is.50G
Cash u nr lluts 10 Arsnfs ana In
ISL T2a1
80 H1rtEaer Bluis1 per CENT. sFmi-
aurual 1res---.-----.-.-- H.ocl aA0o
81 M11U-e Beds peg cent?. ssui-
- Jersey City water bua af o Der
cent centennial luferesL..--. 5000 $500
60 Hau'dCly E1lis 6 ur cent, SEMI
annual 5000 EIOn0
25 R1ch=--er City Bonds 2 per celt.-
seul-srluaI ut--ast------------ $500 $500
90 Brooklyn CITY Bonds 8 per cent,
seul-tuuual uter-sf...-.-...... 1000 1000
Milwaukee City BlIds- 10 Or cent.
centennial uterest.-...-.-..- 5000 5000
sa1rusi ia.e-f $3.50 aTsa
United States sack 5per cent s-m.-
annual interest. uoQ 1879
STATE of keutlrEv susk. s Der u1Er.
semi zuuuai urerast---.----.-. 1000 I02o
state Of reuurese 5tacE 8 per caut.
seul-alrraI utr~csL-------..-. 1000 5000
STATE 1f New YORK s.urk 8 per cent,
sFmI-sunulI utcrs-f---...-..-. $500 5000
state o. Mi=rlri Stock s per cent.
sauI-lunu1r urs-esr.-.--... 5000 ng0
State o. Ohio stacz 6 p-rcsnL ssui-
annual Interest. O1d1I-.---..... 5000 5i.Oco
sate % Ohio Stuck G per cent. sgu.-
annual interest ls1fl---.-.-. 5000 1910
Delaware and uulslu Canal Company
BllI. 8 per cent -sul-aHulaI u-
..I0.s 60 HOS O.
800 Sllr.s HARTFORD aai New Haven
RAILROAD Cauraur staet-.-.. 90 200 s2lu00
80 90 Com. River R1Ilr1lI c. stcz IS 600 rs. 900
I01 e u-t1u q Worcester Railroad
C1m1anT st.E......--.... tO1o0 I0O55
50 " Conn. River Company s-vE.- 300 rZ0
50 4" Cluzeus Bank Sl1gs, water
bury L.-----..... 5000 $3.50
50 d" sErd Blk STE SllrdSrrlrrs.
5000 Bza
IS " Eagle Bkstk Provide J., $50 I.ss
rs a Mesh &ra'st 1 Jersey City.
New ersev--.---.---.-.-- 1900 100
zoe " Revere BEus Srlck. Boston,
1000 1000
Merchants r. ctEr ST. L-l1as
1000 I050o
o s usuk State ~ Missouri, Slck.
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AdlliniStrdt0fS NOTICE.
HsVTNG ottained letters Of aiministraion on the -
VI tate OF Spencer q. Buntyn, AZ the April term, 1883,
% the County Court of shelby ccuIfT, he undersigned
gives notice a. I'D persous haviuE claims araiust said g.
1fe. o. present. them duly authenticated uiusin the time
prescribed b. laE, Otherwise they viii be barred, and al
Gsrs-zs INDEBTED - said estate are required 10 maEe in-
medlar payment
spizIlm g. EUNTTN, Admir-.
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RObb 4 johnson,
CARPENTERS e. JOENEEsS.

B1ldT1 dn1 M~uHaTdrErrs.
TTAVING Leased the manuf1uuTinr department eve
ii Whippis 4 Montgomery Planning NIL o. Nadiso
street. We are prepared b execute az orders In The ahnvi
line With proupfness md dienrtc1. in9fufing F1oring
Notwithstanding sash. Blinds Door Frames. Wind1v
Frames, Eaidin-s, and cverT article 81 Lumher neceesrg
. fhe entire finish Of hullliucs. We respectfully f1ifh
a .Anre or the pubic patronage. Ordfrs -ereived 'ittsT
By Whipple 4 MsufEonery or ourselves.
JQHESOE.
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J~urgensen Watches.

FEW LEVERS and C-UR0NOMETER -
u Or this u1stces1ra maker. just received ~
lhese watches have le frst reputation every ~
where o. those acquainted with the chs-acrer df43
he wurk, les a1uracy for time, etc, u0thiug more need
said, Tan simply % advise them t0 buy vhie the1
:. r. MERRIAM a CO..
fcbl8 2s3 Main street, Memphis. Tenn.
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J. b. HILLS,
NO 3 Poplar street.,
NENPms. TENN
Druggist and ApOthecary,


nFyLEH in Paint, Oils, WintoE Glass. ane Brandy.
IL wines a0f Liquors, Chemical and Perfuuery.
Tould respectfully solicit fhe pafr.Hagc % ne citizen.
o. Memahis an vicinity
Physioians' Freserlptons csrefu1y prepared 81 al
hours Of dsr ani Hizht. c7-oem
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MEMPRTs
ANn HTTI ROrE

a L r O a d {.
NH ReEular Freight and Passenger Train VIII leave
Hopened every morning al seven ocluck. and ar
rive a. Madison a. ~ An Eeturniur, leave NadI=su
a. ofclock p. n. and arrive al NoTedeld AZ 6P- n
Cars connect at Madison with Chidsster. Rapley X Co.'S
Line 81 Stages % Little Rpk- Time thruugh- in about
thirty hours. PassenEer may rely On being put nrough
ivissm T.. LYNCH. Superintendent
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FRANCIs PTLLEUL z 90,

GEhEAANChS EAAAALgA " SOss
BEG leave % unn1uncs %
IL the pubicthat they have open-
~ I'd their REsTAURAET, II ~
~ MOI, SheIhystrect- All those
Who may honor us Wita their patronage VIII Ind he besl
table The market Affords Meals viii be sent 70 any
place tn town, IL required.
large and beautiful saloon will be At The disposition
o. private Parties. Balls and Marriages.
Breakfast from s TO I0s Dinner from / 90 Supper
from s b. g of60-k-
Every day q me INC from 70 to y o'clock.
The Bar Room is provided with The best wines and
Liquors, and We viii Do evurythiug 10 please our cusio-
mers IN every respect.
sepi7-sm FRANCIS PILLEUL s. CO.
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- Eulon street, AfN A"ra.
s MkNsTIELD o and PLUNHER. ELDRrGE
ECO.sW wholesale and Retail Agents.
- Per sale b. ali Druggists. i&fr
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MONTEDONICO HOUSE.

I'VE HOUSE. on Front Row. between Court ard JET
ferson street is now in full blast, having been thor
ouehlv refttrl and newly furnished fr n season. The
pnprietors. Messrs. H0ntedonioo and z rone vii keep
Constantly on hand and serve az an rea enable hours ~
dlT ard night, fresh Oysters al wholesale and retail, and
serve them uD 20 their customers when desired. being
ven prepared o. acc IMMEDIATE al the slo test notice and
in he best style. all who may call uQon ten.
Their Bar Hrora is believed % BE- superior IN its auish
and applinfments % any in The city, and wulbe ooustani-
D. suu5Iei via The very best Liquors q no kinis.
acis-sm M~ONTEDON1CO ZANCUE.
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e succeeded IN securing the services o.
Mahamn MnrpI.

IEdIUII.U NIUIEE9
The French Superintendent or NJ. s. 7. Tayl1r, 407
Broadway, New York, the Fashion Establishment Far
md wide. known as Le Bon Ton. who viii now take
chErEe OF my Dress-Makiug Department He does not
hesitate % say 90 the Ladies Of taste and fashion, that
the very name % Madame M0rel viii be a sufacieni
guarantee that TIE most eutire satisfaction vii be eiven
90 then in Drrss-Makiuc aud sitting.
Ladies give us a cali and you will be glad.
E-B.-Nad. Mlrel wiu Instruct IN Dressmaking and
Fmtnr.
VIZ. E~ILBERBERG.
seuf0-asm T7s Main street on "a. Wo-sham Wsu-e
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SURVIVING WoEES OF The R~EToLUTToE.-
The following are among the surviving widows
who were psnsioned under the first act that
was passed By Congress, viz; JAY !, 1896,
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FALL and WINTER CLOTHINGi

SUPERIOR BLACK FisR CLOTH C0lTs;
SUPERIOR BLlCk ard BILE BEAFER 0TEaCoiTH.
Also. great variety Il BUSINESS SUITS, superi.r
Biaek and Doeskin Pants. Also, a great rarl,y q fancy
Cashmere Pants. Vests % al styles ard qualities; a
great variety OF Shirts, mbrsatugsuPeria Linen Shirts.
su1erfne Eng ish Lanecloih Shirts, and araricg Of col
cred Linen md hrstin shirts
Our Fau AM Winter Stock is~ complete, and gentlemen
may relyon finding every article appert8inine % a gen
temzn's wardrobe. Gail and e1amiue cur GOODS and
mics. JOS. EELLER s. CO.,
ellen 1S Main street.
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Fashionable Hats.

TNIRA hue low crown Black Beavers; extra fre sIf
II brim Soft Beavers received 1is dlV ar fIs Mem
phis Hat and Cap Estbishmcut, opposite c.lr Square.
oefs NJ. 10. WULER n Co.
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c. &. hoist & SON.
ACADEMY OF MTSIC AND LANGUAGES,

Prof N. SOEOJEOE Proprietor.
Y WILL teach every lauzueza anf give ilstructions u1-
an every musicai instrument in Memphis, German
own and within Cen miles % ne shov- named places.
Tr-mr yearly. two lessans ger wei --.---..-----ef1
A. H.r rHqrirai IN tfvance. aress
r-O ~ erf0MOU.
marIs-dlF aauul-sEu, E-n1
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srArr OF


STATE or CONNECTICUT D
HARTFORD COUNTY, Hartford. Aus. I, 80.
Personally appeared bef1Te me. HENRY FOWLER a
Juslceo f The Peace duiv qualified to administer oafhs.
p g. Ripley, President and Thouls K Brace. Jr-, Sec
rotary and mlfe solemn aIth that tbr forezuing statcmeut
oftle ussets and condition o. the Aetna Insurance Com
rany istrue- HENRY FOWLER
Justice o. the Peace.
STATE OF TENNESSEE CONTROLLERS OFFICE
NASHVILLE. Aug. I, 1889.
mis- is % certify hattie Aetna Insurance Cumpany, 10
cfcd az Hartford. In the state o. Connecticut. has COM
piled with an tc requirements Of an at passed by ne
General Assembly Of the state Of Tennessee, In March
1856. entitled " An Act 90 regulate the a-enciesoi lusu-
rance Companies not m1urporlted by The stlieuf Ieules-
sec.p and hiatt. T.. Cha1Tick j. ne LEGALLY aufherized
agent o. said Company iu the town o. Memphis, State q
Tennessee. 1T DUNLAP, Controller.
Policies issued In the shove Oh sui reliable Company
on LIBERAL terms By J.. T. CHADWICK. Assent, :
auslf Bank BuillinE, Main street
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odd Fellows Hall for Rent.
WI public hall n assembly rosa viii ants-ro1m al
tsdhet, IL ODD FeIow Hal Building, Is Tor rent for
tire year 1850. Proposals viii BE- received until 2gn
December Ierms-uarteriy in adTaHcs.
uoI2-td GEO. R~OBEErsoE. Treasurer.
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o.
L%lTHOGRAPHIC ENGRAVING
AND
Turiey BOA iusw partl soufh Side Ccsrt Square.
NTcxnDhia. Tenn
TrUsf Sale.

NTcmPEdG- Tenn
NEAPs. Plans, shoE. Business and vistins Cards.
nj BONDS. Notes, Drafts, Checks CeriG-afes, Labels.
Music. Views q BeiidinEs, etc, Htc., erecuted In The
most elaborate style ri TIE Al ~ 3. rrs=uHshis urier-
mara-fr
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IHDRACR DRcx BrTHE H.

Just arrived from fie East, a fresh supply of
excellent bRv GOODS. consisting IN part q
large Iei os Mesquite Bars. Calieoes, &c. &C. which
offer low E'r cash, at our cheap Cash Store No.
45 Main street, Evansville, Ind.
aug2 MILLER NIEHAUS.
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RATES OF ADV-ERrxsEN'9.


= Il s ! ) : !
Das COL 75I loI I2st l 50 70
Da5.- 75l rs II 50 1soI 226 40
Dug,. iOOI l 5O1Sl 7st 25 2 u ) =
a Dag,. IS 80 e sol sl5i SO 10
Das'. l 90 s1oI 50 50 : ~ "a, : ~
i Ws-t / sol 2 Is o. SO t5ol . 70
wax. IESeIVa Isl 90 q Z 90 8 u
5 W.-k, 3 COL so 500 80 800 10 o.
Mo. 700 500 8 500 10 % II % Il 81
2MD. 6ooI rs n 60 Is 10 10 % Is 10
Mo-, Z SOL II 25l Is " Is 70 sl 80 % q. :, =.
Mos s sol IL rs II W 81 % > "a ~ , 20
MSs.-I 10 90 Is % 20 90 25 "a 3, 90 .. 9
. 5io. Is 90 Is 50 2e 90 y so 50 10 - s.,
II DO. rs 90 y 90 30 UJ q so ~ ~ y =.
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g-sy-- The Mohawk Valley Sentinel, which
has always been AN ardent and enthusiastic
supporter OF the principles of the American
patty. refuses il, adhesion to the ticket made
hy recent convention ef that party at
Utica The ticket Is made up from selec-
tiuns from both tae Democratic and Repub-
Iican tickets, which were already in the
fiel,l The Sentinel SAYS: -.-as
Much as We have desired that 'Ameri-
cans should rule America, We confess that
We prefer that the affairs of the nation
should be placed in the keeping of the hon
est free laboring masses, Foreigners included,
lo their remaining in the hands OF selfish,
itrisoeratic slave oIigarchy, that wields
every department of the Government To
the crushing out of freedom. Indeed We
prefer the emigration and naturalization sof
thousands OF white foreigners 10 the impor-
tation of another slave Foe. .t-s -. t ,
is u well known physiological law
that nature abhors hybrids, and denies them
the power to propagate their species. The
race OF monsters ends with the first outrage
there is no future for a mule. w hat hope,
then, is there for the mongrel ticket? All
men who have any regard for purity, or
who have any selt-respect, will spurn it,
! For ourselves, we can neither support the
mule, nor 90 the so-called Democratic
! ticket. ~ .... .,i -..a t.sl i.f-- rAr a -s
~ a. ID -f.-.. ~ rt. r.r.f..iff fr ..r4 --ft
-rtihN = ftita .lt..l.t I...i 70. .....
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.ag % st. Charles Saloon. 2. 7. IA. IA
NEW PR0PRIETORSHIP-AN ENTIRE
,sioi ,c ORGANIZATION. ..,fs....a 4,

1 .rio; REORGANIZATION ~
DTR SSRS. H.fyM.MKR q DREXFUss,
OZA feom New orieane. have purchased the 81.
CHARLES SALOON, on First street, nearly oppo-
site the Post 0fce and have reftted u In an els-
g,snt and attractive style. s-r-t ia t-... 81
] The new proprietors have had long experience as
keepers OF fashionable and popular Resiaurnnfs iu
New Orleans, and they viii endeavor, In their new
house, to com bne all the eegancies and luxuriesc
Of Northern and Southern Restsursts in the ST.
CHARLES. i ,-..-.f; "a --c-.,
[ They have brought large and complete stock
Of choice biqhors from New Orleans, which rheyl
collected with care during their business in that
city, Their connections and aequainfance An that
city will enable them to obtain the choicest sup
plies Of Liquors, fruits, and Injuries from that
market in future, and they will spare NO expenss
nor pains TO make the ST. CHARLES surpass,
hereafter, its former representation, pheasant
Saloon, aPlace Of good living, and elegant refined
and Injurious resort. =, .t
Bs5- Billiard players will find at this Saloon set
Of the finest marble top Billiard Tables, from Che
well known and celebrated factory OIL. NJ. Bruins.
wick & Co.. - -
The Undersigned natter themselves that long sx 3
perence and careful attention win enable them TO
merit reputation equal TO any saieon in the vest
ern country. ~
ss- A splendid Lunch will be served up IN the
most approved style, every morning at No O'clock
ai T.Is9d bIahn HAMMER& 4 DREIFUSS, DofI
.ausf oyy a.af ao sst, Late OF New orIeaus.