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humorous ransparency succeeded with q represen.
st on OF gamecock, and the ds;--sThe gsmeooor
that crows for the linton, >,
third banner bore the folio wing.
1000
THEY Ran A wooLIY HORSE X SO ASp W. VOWS a
DERED Hm-Aow THEY'VE A RAIL spt yrrEp .sn n
o WE'LL MAUI Rim a
Another was q scrIbed as follows
WASHINGTON AND o
STAYED HOME; NOW, BOYS, LET'S KEEP HE THERE o
coffin shaped transparency, with the words
oo 70 M. xssosy o. Sl6 sss oS ws SiD
oeeeooeoees yxss1s 9 ,s0c seeeoeooooo
folio ed and excited considerable mrIh during the pro-
gress OF the procession
The sixth Ward German Democratic Club followed pre-
coded by banner with the designation OF the club
The Leonard Club under Of Captain Curry,
present nne appearance uniform OF red shirts and
glazed caps, aud preceded by q banner with the
inscription
SAsI srsrisass. sof IAN sP12rss roe 90
ooeooeeeoee 1ooooooooooo 90
Following came . wagon draSn by q donkey, ~itn q
coored individual seated inside anspa ency over
HE head, with the words-Aweve caught the only Vide
Awake in the Sixth ward. Is you gazing At me- white
folssp This device created little amusement among
The Young MEMS Independent Club of the Seventh
ward mustered 500 men, In red and check shirts who
marched after an Illuminated wagon on two sides OF
which were the words"An allied army against black
republicansm Upon the others = represen tstion
OF the Capitol, and the words-"Tne White House for
white mea.
The Seventh Ward Ran gere, under command OF Captain
James Ennis, psraded $50 men. Preceding IN niu-
minated wagon, with painting either side represent
Ing boat In which seated miscellaneous number Of
white and black persoDsges with tho editor OF . well
known republican paper At the helm, who supposed 70
be saying "Free love and free nggers will certainly
elect Old Abe II he pilots safe. Colored folks have
preference Of state rooms" The boat Is about land
but Brother Jonathan with vigorous push keeping u
off, at the same time exc.imiDg Don't land that crowd
hereP Around the lower part Of the wagon the 10.
scrptiop "stea Abbey Lincoln, Captain Greeley for
Mormon Settlement, Nov. I, 1907
Following cane the carriage with Captain Mcmahon
and = number Of traDsparences and American tags
banner was inscribed as follows
mn uSios TBE oSsTIrrTios AND THs n T. norxf Q
WILL no DEfESDnD FROM THE ATTACKS o
. . : : 9 Q Q o
The Seventh Ward Nelson Taylor Club closed the dyi.
sion. They commanded by George Il Brown and
paraded 400 men, 100 Of whom were mounted on horse
back.
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FOURTH DIVISION.
VIM. NJ. Draper Marshal.


This division made up, not only Of New Workers.
bs, q strangers from oil pars Of the STATE of Mes York
and intermediate States; consequently there some
dculiy experienced in getting It's arrasgementa
dnculsy ,ha, not confined 70 the reporter, bot ~s
participated in BY the Marshal and his siis
mo national Union League ara on this division.
james ". Gerard the distinguished lawyer the Prcsi
dent OF this orrsninston but this occasion OIL Gran
only ornament be was a badge on his breast, In
scribcd:-
rNos s.no.,L is.ess o.eseeo
The company that followed after -s composed OF nne
young men OF bone and uscie illustrative % their power
1, perform what they wicdto keep step 70 The music
Of The Union. me comp,ny, which vas proceeded BY
ss,e,ep, drum oorrs parsded three hundred men.
Ner,p order vas the CnioB Minute Men Of The city Of
Neye york, under the command or Col Draper. hoy
numbered three hundred strong and dressed in bluo
ospnei shirts black o~scrs, and military CAPS Each
man bore sloft flaming torch.
me Philadelphia Minute Men Of 1859 followed they
we're under the command Of Captain U. y. Mott.
They were attired in citizens dress, with no
thing Distinguish cach tnm bic H.
low The decorations. however, though not gaudy,
noticeable In the foremost rank was sn etcious
band, preceded by marshal hcrebscx rnen followed
bsnn9, on which WINS the following inscription
kgxtts Mgv % 1866
upaAxxsD, SxFrxwnsR 10, 1850,
ooocoooocooooaoooooo 90
Ten came the national nag, which was followed By tho
Ear Of Pennsylvania ne men an held Asmug torcnce
,lo the sta or each torch being decorated wh rbbons
CONTINUED ON TENTH PAGEl
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union now and FOREVER!

UNION now and FOREVER!
~s-
Tremendous Uprising of
the People.
GrandeSt Popular Demonstration Ever
Witnessed in New York.
Turn Out OF the Conservatives
Last Evening.
Seven Miles Of Sovereigns in
Procession.
$4,000 CONSERVATIVES AF00T.
Over Haf a Million Of Spectators
In the Streets.
~~~~-~~.~,~>.~~~
The Wide AWakes Com
pletely Squelched.
TIE CITY IN A BLAZE OF FIRE.
B0NflRES, lLUMINATI0NS, PYR0TEcHNiCS
Red, White and Blue Lights, Shirts,
Goats, Caps and Brooches.
---~~~~~~>~--.~o~~o,>~
Dell-Ringers, Little Giants and
Dreckinridgers Side by Side.
--~-~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~
The American Spartans and
Minute Men Of the Union.
Splendid Display OF the Trade
Associations.
-~~~~~~~~~~~N~N>,>No.>~
Boatmen, Hatters, Tailors, Butchers
and Cartmen.
->~~>>>~~-~~~>~~>~~~-
TIE LADIES In FAVOR OF UNION. |
~~~~~~~~~--~~~~--~~-~~~-
THE ROUTE OF THE PROCESSION.
-~~>~~~-<~-~-S~-~~~e~-~e~~~
HOy0RS TO fHE FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY.
-~~~~~~.~~~~~~>~o-~~~-~~-
SCENES AND INCIDENTS OF TIE EVENING,
10, 10, 10.
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THIRD DIVISION.

DlFlSlONs
This division consisted entirely of BROOKLYN clubs Al.
fred N. Wood acted rs Grand Marshal He ho-
back and bright red glazed cape and fatigue u.p
TO match six gentlemen acted sds all dressed In cit
rsns Clothes and wearing red white and blue scarfs
After the harthAl and bis sios small number OF
gentlemen rsebacs, eli wearing red scarfs.
uxioS LEAGUE, Mol
This club was the right Of the Third division,
seventy nve men parsded In uniform consisting of cape
and cap, and all OF them bearing torches or lamps;
twenty i've paraded citizens cioshes. large trans
parepcy carried al the bead Of the club which
came large and handsome banner, both bearing tho
name OF the club; . nDe band ~as also provided.
HICKORY BOYS
They parsded about enc thousand strong, six hun
bred Of whom were dressed In shirts known a.
hickory. and every man carried . hickory club;
large and handsome banner borne After the band
and twas exoeIent likeness Of Andrew Jackson or
cod Hickory" as he 10 pOpulAiy termed. large mum.
Der st, led themselves the Hickory Heavy Artillery and
drew brass through the streets On one Of tho
anspaencics borne by the Hkory Boys noticed the
following -
EYE
WEED GRIZZLY
Another had the following -
SAVE YOUR PvwDsR, BoYs,
RSnAYls uyB
Every member Of this Organization provided with
lamp or TORCH and two nae bsnas wcro engaged.
NATIONAL CIrB-KNes COUNTY.
large four wheeled wagon vas plaocd ut the bead,
four horses with noddns piumes drew along while on
the TOP OF the wagon was large Transparency bearing
the OF the club; then came the band, after
which Hftytw Of The members Of the club in q
uniform, consisting Of glazed, slate ooored cape and
cap Of The same every carried lamp at the end u
= long pole. which was also ornamented with . mail
Tag, hundred In citizen clothes bearing
Tampa or torches.
Mrsrrx MRS.
Company A, No. 1, Of the Minute Men, paraded seven.
~ i've men, dressed red cApes and caps all The mem
bers carrying ianps and torches.
Company Bpsraded seventy eight men, with white oapes
and caps, Each man carried . amp torch. Several
small uansparencies, with The name Of ,hs club wcre
carried In the procession.
Company psrsded about seventynvs mon, with
light Capes and caps, zach carrying Anpor iorsh
ErErxm wAlD DsxoclAnc C1rn
Two hundred and twenty I've psraded, dressed In
white shIts, black pants, and black shAsed caps.
Twenty four Of the members needed The club,
marching six abreast, dressed In red shirts and
bisek panta A large Transparency, With ths name
Of the club 49, and sDe band aso provided each
carried lamp similar 70 tboss used the late wide
Awake Demonstration, sorcs The glare q which
10 much more effective and picsurssque.
After the Es venth Ward Club had passod came larfo
wagon, drawn by six horses, which were riding
possons and which for med part OF the Union League
Demonstration, but had been nnabe 70 get ioto
vas literally jsmned with and boys, many u
carried ooiored lamps torches. A large number OF
flags also waving from different parts Of tho vehicle
and ser delay, pole hoisssd In ths osn,se,
and large American Gag displayed.
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sion arrived at the Of Broome street the carriages
formed In line and preceded the Empire Club
There only few vehicles in waiting, but this s
easily accounted for when state that The members Of
the Comm Council the heads OF the various city
departments preferred 70 be identified with their re-
spectve ward asosiaops We observed the most IL not
all OF the above named officials In the procession besides
other well known office holders, who occupied seats In
The carriages number OF distinguished strangers now
10 the city, from all parts of the Union evinced deep
interest in the grand rally PATRIOTS ~ho laid aside all
minor differences, and who sought by uniting In solid
phaanx 10 express heir iraterna affection for
their brethren, and their opposition TO sectionasm
but this Interest was manifested in securing eligible
positions 10 view tie procession from the windows and
balconies Of their respective hotels, than falling into
the ranks. The Grand Marshal, however, need not ex
press drappror alton at partial noncompliance with his
request 10 This respect for the expressions OF ad
that came from the lips Of the hundreds of guests
hotels IN b. DAD say the magnificent panorama passed
oeioie mem, showed tn -r interest In the which
prompted the demonstration than II thew had con
uhmtd TO swehhe gathering by their actual presence
IN the procession.
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SECOND DIVISION.

This division formed under Henry Arcularus as Mar
shal, with the following sds-Mchse STANDBY, wm
Gayle Austin Bette, Augustus Oliver, Addison Farms
worth, Allan Conrey, Thomas Lynch.
The Spartan Association took the lead numbering 700
men, under command OF Joseph B. Chanfrau, and pre-
ceded by band. together with carriage containing the
officers The old time houored flag Of the association fol-
lowed lnscrhed as fnlowe.-
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TOO roR nR MAcx RxrrRtfcAHs 10 ALrnR rHu
oorruTruoN

y
oosmTtuoH
There other trucks In the division the above
the chief Ones Following the others came dusky
cart, In which was individual dressed, we're .,
Judge from all sppssrasoss In shs COST on clothes or
Greeley ut all events he got up 70 represent
tina, person. AT his side placed . large and good
looking Niger vepch. whom he carcssed with al the
affection Of republican This produced great cheers
and laughter from the thousand Of spccsato many
we're the dersive eptheis hurled arer them ~ ,hey
proceeded.
TurrD wApD nrxocuic Uuos crrs.
This club turned 300 mes, all dressed In red Shirts
black psnts &C. They had several banners and
prcrcics, nom which select tho following ms nrst
vas very large ard handsome banner on which wore,
10 letters Of gold,
is,5 a;.5 5:.se Z oo'eeeoe
oeeeoeeeesee seeeee eeeeeeee 90
Following tots was one bearing the following iDscrip-
ton
s.sS,sIss s.ssn i.s. 90
Oe eeee &c zee ss s s' : . oes,oo
oFro-ED To ALL sTArs DICTAros.
The bore chiefly paper lanterns, Of various coors
which looked WELL and served 70 break the foaotony Of
the torches.
The Third Ward Club was followed by the
CAsrxxs's ASSOCIATION
This consisted Of eight carss, covered with flags
ard notices On each cart there about hafa dozen
men, making about any men This closed the lrsi dlV
sion.
II would he impossible 70 do full justice to all, when
there were 30 many to choose from describing the
sIrercnt bsnp-Ts transpsrencies, nc bu We have
dtavored 70 give photograph Of the division As 70
porter saw II; and any have been psssed over II was
owing to accident, no, design The division turned out
uesry go men, and with their lanterns, torches gag
and general good humor looked 70 the very bcst
advantage
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gattsf atns bp 6sIssrapb

ThfrtT-Sizth C0nRress--ftrst eeeAi'
wksHIxsToS. F,hruary ~B-srsArE-r eo1su-
triien r. K,n-a-. "a rirs ~ ne " andqtis uuveuiion'
va presented. Anrr ONE q srussion % VS. reierreo
70 ne mmifr@ on rsrriuarss
Senator Guyu's ress ution. pFoTidinr fr thepsfnen'
o. ne Iaeian "a dsbi o. cdifarna ga saopisf.
srnsiar Hsun i~n,rosnred q = r ir a raiiraaf from ne
Mississippi river 10 ne eastern huundarF y oalnoraia'
ssns,ar VI rsiuat. - hiassm', iHtfodu7edA ehl inf
he ~aaminauan ~ fh- claims = ne cltiHFn. n Gecrsa'
Aisbsma, for Losses during TIE creek var, vhieh "a re-
2 rred.
sfnaior Brosn'' rssoiuiiaa rs ci71u~fd
Senator nsynrs. II Delaware, reported = el 70 re-
maasl ne c.ur o cisins suss'is'uiins I've iudaes IN
stead q thrrs snd making ne d-eiiion - ne "aie-i'y
sasi In ,um. unsrr fhrss fhsus,nf dsliars- uthis eli
nns an sa-mpt vii n made 70 Al iish %. o0urt
uousr-ra. sm-nan-ni ~ he ssnats 70 ne pot
oaos hu. sboIishInr Ne frankius r~riyiese, wss rejected
By a vote o. Ia ssunstso.
Mr.. spinner, .msnamsn', aeoiisbias ne r~f on1s
cspsrinsai wss rrieard-
Tss smenaraeuis - the bil VT. ooncurrsd IN.
frrArE-r MS senai- io-tsy by 49, q -
sssin., n rsosd.d from IT, smeniment 10 ne pet once
Din. ssonshius ne frauKins ~privilssr.
HousE-r q -Ths eomnitfrr On srricuiturs have
Instructed tseir ehsirmsn. NJ Gror. 10 report q Home
Stead bin Thrss unsuoorr-fui haiiots were hsnto-d-y
for Hau.s PRINTER. A rresf number ~ bills we're intro
anoss io-dsy. smonr shich are = biz srantnE puhlie
isnd. 10 States. fr ne promotion u arts nd soisnoess a
Pin to prevent poiyEsny in ne Tsuliori-s, nd for ne
Submission Il kansas; . bin rqusIizins me army. nsvy
snd marine pensions and for htiaE and rsguisenE dutiss
and Imports, nd a bil for th~ improvem-ntaf n~svisntion
On ne ohio river. The Homesirsd. Frsnshs s~paieaiion
sne International copyright Bills vrr. siso iniroeuosd.
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Additional By the steamship re-
nemTan.

SEv roaE. Fsb. Is.-Th- fuIovins il IN saaiihoa
10 TIE summary q ne advices received per ths sissn-
ship Bohemian At Portland YESTERDAY.
EssLkED Lard john Resell. In q recent srcsch In
Fsrismsui. Announced that ne Emperor Ssroieoa hae
no infenfien q r~ropasinE ne iHnsEation Of savoy to
Franoe.
FRUssIA-The Frusriau Gansiis snys ne Prulsiau
governm~uf j. - ut to give IFS ssssut % - oummer-
cisi treaty recently made between EnziHnf and fnnoe-
A t-icEraphie dispatch from Berlin Esysthat srranfe-
fr Sardinia 20 osde ssvoy n FTsnos were made
before hs Iiaiian var sonnencrd
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ffcm NJ haH orisans Crsarent. FstraarT1 -.
NJ Week oonmsnc-s urm m-stfaroraois uesfhsr for
husins .. ~ recrirtF o. profura oontiuue farEf. AMI
here a. e SD lr1uirT ~ ruaurr b. sd iu ia1FirE hess
are ao1esEians O. stcfs. Twelve monthsf fafed paper
80 foinr afonlq r cent. With sanr fuutia Z ~ ~.
~ frchanra marfstcprurd rifh hrmnfsF 70 az, pr
ticuinrJ A. rfEarts f~Ehf-uad on Ffu Tori Thec1rr-
~ rate fer chectson HsE Tork ruird q "a ah descent.
ouside berf - r. sales a. I fiacount, rnnginz. how
EYER from q dlsnuuut IN shot sight mere Here
tstFaa A. q ttsuuunt f1r t1ree 70 ten dsya siEhti sixty
dtrs urht fuftfr qnieff We q11tr frrm y ~ n -
~ dlr1qlat Hlih srue PARTIES hdiflnE \ firc1uai. IN
t1rfirns here HerH f1ies n cearst rim d AHi91N,
q edma rrtauii fhfn there we're ether safes 81 f0ar
fhaks bat a ure b. enmsfhlaE ~ q fancy oprrafian e
oommaut over ih nruln draera ln~decuuents fhrrs
we're trsnstcil1nf "a i01h9to7H ~ crirsms rates e
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Arrival of ths Steamship Primes Al

NEw ToHK FesrusrT i5-ne Atlantic royal nal
s,esn n~sviEa'ion smpnHy's EsE York md GALWAY lire
steamship Prince Albert cspf. Puws~, tanchsd nsi'
] hus. New Foundand, to-dsy. or her Wy n New York.
shc ui,ssF1om galway On Saturday ihe itth inst snd
brtn-s fhrss dsys later advioss hrn thesiesnshipB ohs-
mian-
ne news ~ ths arrival Is 81 an uaimPortsni char
setter.
ne steamship New T0ft. hauni from New York Tor
Havre. srivrd 81 Southampton On ne - inst
Ths sfssmship viro. bound fr Liverpoal irom New
Tork. arrived d Queenstown on ne 81 inst.
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FoR LouIsvILLE-rhs favorite mail steamer Nos
Mcclellan. Capt T. n. ErWin. vii ieaFs fer ~ painis
hence o. louisville - The ususl h-ar this afernoon
SIR % feet. safe a-d Substantial. and shy ohnerrd. NJ.
" r. Sherlev Re the clerk. and travellers will dna their
% friend, Col. Green, on board
FoR THE AREAvsAs RIVER -rhe elegant Steamer
NeW South Bend. Cau'. HsinrE BE- ne regular mail
pzdfrt fur fhe A. kEnsas river. a. four ohcicck, this after-
man. she is q deserved f~aru-ife with TIE travelling pub
DC. having Unsurpassed accommodates ior me trade,
ass ehrieut rmorrs.
FcR ST LoUTs-The ELEGANT steamer Platte valley,
Csut Postal. will leave g. Stoves AZ ne usual hour this
Afternoon. PasseuEers glnE In hat direction could mt
md more desirahie meas % travel.
ToE NEW DALE Es@The urfnceiy steamer Eeiipse,
Can. HarTT Sp1+ts haviur been delayed IN fhe re-
ceiu- % her frFirht BY TIE bed weather. vii not leave
mil eve ociock this evening ThisWin b. a Ereat faFcr
te msnT uaEsauzrrs VA wished 30 remtin untl tc-dsv.
FoR CrScTsNAu Tie splendid new sieauer. Eatr
My. Capt Bruce. win 1e1ve for Cincinnati a. twelve
n'cn h te-faT. she g. new auf has every c1nFeaielce
for r1e=enEcrs thst could Be defired.
Fou NV ORLE aEa-The steamer Imperial wiz a.
turn frum Cairo On FridsT FreulnE. ard leavcc On Saur-
faT az p "a. Wee erk - nnu here On he inntinr
and vii receipt Tor Ell cotton fT her until her Load j.
oompiete- Aplan q her cabin is AZ ne once e her
scents. uhsr AZ PASSENGERS can -ecurH neir raouE b.
au1icafinn % Thoa- 4. Whliams, ne areut af 10. 2
HovHrd's Row. .
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ProsfrafIon of ID 81 tem

AND rapid define are almost iuTri bJ me rssults q
early msi-praaloa nd un-hcctci vicious babia. A
treatise siaaor'tsJ 81 uD. has nitsls ilsasd from ne
pres muaininE his rnf-uey. snd ne ers u Ven
as prsvsuiion % tae sane. 70 d. entitled Human
Fraltyi Or, F~aysurricai Rsssur-hes 70 sutsrs fui-
y into ne auass. effects and moaf r1oarl01s mafs o.
curing ~ Diseased q delicate uaturs via aspioas IN
sfruetins for me perfect restoration o. moas uho re
prsVestsdbT impefiueuts from euisril- into ne mar
risgs state. ssidby Dr. BARROW, Eev Tarf sent
free Of postaEs s~Feryvhsrs.
- - hr If.bll-InI MAEsrIEIn 90 d
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FURNrrUREi FUEEITUREl FUEEITUEEH
Rare chance at LOeke's auction rooms, Main
street. The sUbserbsr bsgs leave to inform
the people Of Memphis hat he has a few more
parlor and chamber sets, for sale below cost
n2-3t- yoHE OFT.
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sprtIaI Col Is.


lAla a nv a-mlurf By h-mrIrai rtfss auss a fur-
ds"entsi Princitia % haai.ns seisnae n D. uissy
provided b. M hlusa eauamf farf uhsasror ruyhins
= Tons in 10 rdysi1a sIaFu, ur latrafr,es % ne
bay are brousht % bar O. er9ei NJ tssae ne
Hs'i am ihrfsiEe. o. nstruurhen ne uafasi powers.
m be- tsru tepf ID view ~ a. d 1f-i ~orprnfar
el % . HqsrfffEH5 hurEEe. viar- epcrais 10
-tr ifrh Fidlv % al thr orsn1 q the hdr. The
- Or mf n'irne 1reu 90 stluach. ma liver aaf
N 'f NquN ai ie-al-f ne raiiaut y lo
sn'aE1 b. guit drussiag ana Try ne Inisrs so1u
feels - u BE- haf taken D neu lease o. IRE. 10 a. be-
o~utinass ns useof ne s-lss. be- il 'vrd,ssa 10 "a
na Hrerus = assIih o1ualar huun be- franz, It
AT fiou ~hase clrsE ne bloom has sepsrfsi rre d.. J.
u"fsttsTr Ceir1ratet nttsrs q frisi.
~ nis ty drussisa aai fsa'sfs rsusruny. -ss-
Were So aiFeriisemsuf.
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Juare sootr. Charrs 70 he Grand

Jury.
EDITORS AFFEAL; ~ he openins Of The
present term of the criminal courf. The Hon.
Judge Scot delivered TIE chsrEs II the court
to the grand jury, By request o. TIE Hon. Judge
MeKisrnsn, alike eharengiag he Admiration
Of tie jury, me bsr and large audience. II
would afford your mas readers pleasure 20 %.
the tame in the colum e Of TIE ArFEaL. II
cons Etsnt with Proprety. A prsciaiihg Tie
profound ability which 50 eminenfly dislip-
guisbss Judge s. asa jurist, aid the almost
maiden modesty that prevents hin from giving
to the world thougbts and sentiments bora oF
the heart a. wei a. ~ hezd. pronpts this
public cal upou hin 70 submit bis able
charge to your columns cal which We
trust will msst viii q prompt response.
Respectfully ours, CITIZEN.
Fsruary Il, 1889.
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q Tieknor, RO6tinsE Co. clothing store on
jefferson street next dsor to the Plsntsrs Bank,
is now closed for rePairsand enlargement, but
viii reopen about the 25d inst, with a larger
and better stock Of goods han ever
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lockwood D
Three Miles East of Memphis,
nN nnprLR STEEL RnAn

TFHE ENERCIsKs o. this insfftutign o1mmrnoed On
4 the nrst 81 this mauih. under The charEe % M.
J0HE n WINSTON e Frsduats q TriuIfg CeleEe,
No-th Caralun. Thers is yet room Or a few mure
sshdiars. vho can nod buard in ne vicinity, Il ne usual
rates Cd. MLEAE.
is. CLAYTON. ATuetees.
febla-tEzt J ENO WALEER-1
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NEW ORLEkEs. February it--roe -ehnonsr sisr ara
rived At mis- port today from Vera crua win hdvicss o.
ths ION ins. The ndvioes received from TIE o'piai ore
q the sh inst,
Sen. Mrzmon left The city % Ms1ioo On ne eh inst.
fsr Vera Cru1, win q forcs q Eve fhousuud men. ne
sdrsnosa susrd bad bees rsPorted at fhs nsfisnal bridge.
Ths city q vsra crui hid been dsaarsd in a state q
tisre.
ne Unffsd States sioop-of-var Savannah had srrivsd
at Esc-iarios. 1hs Uniisd States doop-oi-Ear Saratoga
wns at vera Cru % ne sh inst
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Hos7E77za 4 sHIrH.
WIllsl1IIf1f7 90 Tr1ITeIr1,
rs a-...l. s. b 80. - ! -. -.
aeLns,s srsEvcrutvIvg CornrsE-mh

HeLEas's s~rREvCTHtsIsG CoHDfAL-This
remedy b. seen usorefh- rusie anlg 3 shrtnne but
h proved - b. % rrsfratis r-uefy O. puaT ar
Sod anf rtrsuslhsn ne B.temf every On ulo Esa m
r-scau1uead. b. b sih-rs unHn t hisbeoame 10 srus-
ara remedT win srcry family in ns Emitted sltrs W.
~ - evsrY rsafrr. ty it-t "a . dsiflIu' aanule.
See airurusrmsrt in ansih-r oaiunia Izs fasirs
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Nothing FIsr Of service.

NR- " y UAgAE. hsVs rirf Hefmrireefa umr
Coiorns Tor mree yssrs. 80 have found nto Re o nst
s~Eoslsni asticie. u nai 5nlg rescued ne o1t-r - ny
hair. Eyins f rev ufs sud strrurh. su Be- euref ny
sef and wife q q most ossunsfs erruan nm ne
seaip. Which noihirg sss seemed % hrae1t. ffl-g BE-
hsvs u . b ma bast ariicis q uss roars rasr-u
fully. ENoWLT0E ~H0WLAEDs
Eememher mat hu resuff vas ur1fucrd tT U-lu-
streefs inimitatie. ne erizinli and Cniy rensrls usir
Rest1rlfira.
Pic CIV cert 3 bsaus. aoid sssyrhsrs
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M4n-tEauiu Proprietor. TruT. A.. r..
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ASoTHER lNFRoTENENT-- orkmsn are
engaged tearing down he old foundry build
iBgs known as Curtis g. Knapp, on the Bat
turs, preparatory 10 the erection Of a splendid
brick foundry for our fellow citizens, Msssrs-
Qumby and Robinson