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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-05-16

WHERE MEN ARE Our OF PLAcE-Gail
Hamilton, in the last Atlantic Monthly,
thus discourses:
The one place in the world where man
has no business to be is the inside Of dry
goods shop. He never looks and never is
so big and bungling as there. A woman
glides in and out among crowds of her sex,
steers sweepingly clear of all obstacles, and
energies triumphant. A man enters and
Immediately becomes all boots and elbows.
He needs as much room to turn around in
as the English iron-cIad Warrior, and it takes
him about an long. He treads on all the
founces, runs against all the clerks. knocks
down all the children, and is generally under
foot. If he gets an idea into his head, a
Minis battery can not dislodge It. You
thought of buying shawl; but a thousand
considerations, in the shape of Raglaus,
cloaks, talmas, pea jackets, induce you to
modify your views. He stands by you.
He hears all your inquiries and all the clerk 8
suggestions. The whole process Of your
reasoning is visible to the naked eye. He
sees the sack, or visite, or cape put upon
your shoulders, and you walking off with
it, and when you are halfway home, be will
mutter, in idiotic amazement, Il thought
you were going to buy shawl!'' 1t is enough
to drive one wild
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-05-16
q. S. & L. FILLMORE
LAWRENCE, KANSAS.

LAWRENCE, KANSAS.
7 AWRENCE is a live town and H. s. & L.
II FILLMORE keep large assortment of DRY
GOODS. Is
I AWRENCE is the point to trade at, and the
IL DryGoods House is
H. S. d L. FILLMORE.
7 AWRENCE means to do the trade of South
- ern Kansas and the first to solicit that trade
are Fl. s.. & L. FILLMORE.
I AWRENCE is the point to buy Dry Goods at,
IL and II. S. & L. FILLMORE mean to sell
them.
T AWRENCE can sell Dry Goods as cheap as
- any river town, and Il. s. d L. FILLMORE
mean to do it. ~r-
II S. & L. FILLMORE buy Goods, not
Il. withstandiDg the War, and they mean TO
sell Goods so it will be to every mans advantage
to caN and purchase.
II S. & L. FILLMORE are up with the
H. times, and mean to sell Dry Goods to ev-
cry man, woman and child who looks to his or
her own interest, and calls to buy them.
p" SIS L. FILLMORE in vite all coming TO
Ii. Lawrence, to call and see their large stock
Of staple Dry Goods
II S. d L. FILLMORE sell only for CASH
i Z. and hence can and do sell cheaper than
others who trust.
II S. d L. FILLMORE keep all kinds Of
II. Dry Goods, Ladies' and Children's Shoes,
Carpets, Millinery Goods, Bonnets and Notions.
IT S. d L. FILLMORE have just received
Ii. 4 new stock of all kinds of Dry Goods,
from New York, so that it puts the capacity OF
their large store 20 the test TO hold them. Hence
they say, Pile in your money and they will pile
QUO the Goods suddenly.
II. S. 81 L. FILLMORE.
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ObR Glllpufia 0ews.
SATURDAY. MAY Is 1868
CITY LIFE.

OF all the unneighborly places, q great
city is the most strangely inhuman. You
may live months-years, eVen-with only
an eight-inch wall separating you from peo-
pie you never see, whose names you may
learn by accident, and who are happy and
sorrowful-who are born, married, and bur
ied-wilhout your knowing it.
You hear the piano forte on the other side
of the wall; or the cry of achild; or joyous
laughter. You see the physicians chase
standing at the door and infer that somebody
is sick Some day there comes hearse
aud several carriages, and you know that
somebody is dead, and that is all you know
of what has happened within six feet of
you. But for the wall, you could have lain
in your bed, and shaken hands with a sick
person-or laid it on a corpse
All around you are hundreds of dwellings
crowds Of people. There are intelligent
converse, and loving hearts with whose joys
and sorrows you could sympathize; and
yet, in the midst Of all these riches of life,
you may be as utterly and desolately alone,
sud severed rlopA all human sympathy, as
our friend Robinson Crusoe.
You may sit next your nearest neighbor at
church, or at the ti.--4ar. but Won ara mona
the less strangers. In the coe..,..y, -
lived ten miles away, you would get ac-
quainted; in the city. Only ten inches sepa-
rate your parIors, year diaing-rooms, and
your bed chamber, and it is an impossible
barrier. 1t is cite possible that the man
whose friend-nip you could trust, or the
woman whcoe love might be the happiness
Of your lie, eats, drinks and sleeps close by
vo1-j.st the other side of brick aud two
niche Of plaster, and yet you are forever
Ios,to each other; because, though hunger
lay go through stone walls, etiquette will
not allow human sympathy to pierce thro'
brick ones.
Few people starve for want of food, in
great city; but millions starve for want of
sympathy, kindness and love. And, what
is wonderful, the nearer you bring men to-
gether, the more unneighborly they get.
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
Beginning of a New Volume

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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-05-16

PAcIFTe RAILRoAD.-It seems that our
California neighbors are more in earnest in
regard to the Pacific Railroad than we on
this side. Considering the mountainous
country over which the road viii have to
pass, the Californians are entitled to the
greatest praise for their energy. a late
dispatch says that in addition to the appro-
priatioR ola million and half dollars from
the counties of San Francisco, Sacramento
and Placer, bill granting State aid ofS10,-
600 perpliie to the Central Pacific r. r. has
passed the Legislature. This appropriation
comes direct from the Treasury, and with
the State aid already granted, secures beyond
doubt the early completion of the railroad
across Sierra Nevada mountains. The FIRST
division of the road is already graded
LedUenagorth BSsLLetiu
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"BREAD OR PEACE. :"

alt has not yet come to be question OF
bread or peace with us, but we are fast COM
ing to IT, If our Government can compel a
man with a family of children to fight for it
at 81 per month, l. can compel. and mast
those who stay at home and enjoy their case
now, and viii enjoy our freedom when achiev-
ed-to feed the poor children of poor parents
the widows, whose only sons are lighting
the battles and enduring the terrible hard
ships of the march and camp-foodless,
clolhesless and shoeless. Forbearance will
soon cease to be virtue.
Our wives, sisters and little ones are cry
ing for bread Bewarel lest they cry for
hood aLso.W We have had enough of ex-
tortion and speculation; it is time the strong
arm Of the law was extended.
The people will rise, sooner or later!
There are lamp posts and rope enough to
cure5Ghi worse than treason-and the rem
edy viii be applied by an outraged people
BRUTUs ~
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-05-16

The general estimate for the horse census
has been eight to ten horses for every hun
dred inhabitants. Denmark has 40 horses
10 every hundred inhabitants, which is more
than any other European country. Great
Britain and Ireland have 2. 800, 900 horses;
France 8. 900, 600, the United States 6, OOo,-
900, which is more than any European
countrys The horses of the whole world
srs estimated at 81, 900, 900.
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From the Now Orleans En-

THE VoLCANo SMoKING-SIGNs OF AN
ERuPTIoN-A CRY FOR BREAD OR PEACE-A
DEMAND FOR BLOOD THREATENED.-P Posters,
of which the following is a copy, were posted
up in the most public places,of Mobile on
the 9th instant. 1t is one of the unmistaka-
bic signs, now becoming quite common, that
the distress of the people in the rebelious
States has reached point that is almost uu-
bearable:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14
Women's Loyal League.

The primary object Of the Women's Loyal
National League ia 10 petition Congress 10 take meas
ure. for the Emancipation Of all The slaves not set ee
hy TIE Prosdcuis Proclamation. and thus complete TO
work which that srea, document initiated There Is
need Of ,his-t can Be ioue-and ii should Be finished
this Winter and not precip,Aicd into The approaching
Presidential Election. The League does not advocate
any particular policy 20 the details Of tbs mea'uf'
leaving al those 20 h adjusted BY Congress
To this end. the League has sent out Thousands OF
peton. letters snd circulars into crcry oounii In The
Free States and o. our armies IN The hcid Tens Of
thousands Il signatures 81 thepcui.oa' have already
been obtained and the work Il til soiag vigorously
forward. To make known lie specific object :" aToufc
general attention to II the ~ TIC meeting Of Con
rress 10 raise needed fnndt 70 sustain iis ofefsi"us
aud. generally 70 help the grand movement Tor The
liberation of the nation from tho las, 'e''go ~ Slave
holding domination. the League pIopoies 70 have a
series Of lectures IT tho Cooper Institute the first Of
which Is lrc4 Tor Monday cEcn!ng ror', on which 90
ea,ion tho rrv Dr. Bellows Sll prolic. aIa Mn
Gage who has been for the last year alc.ng tie contra
bands nj Port ROYAL and Horace Groe,oy. sill deliver
sddressos We trus, LAT tbs noble euerprne wl be
c.uerousy ,usained-iAi tickets foE lho courfe (Which
are .od very low VIII be literally purchased by Ia.
,r.o,lc citizens. and that tho ladies who have 30
earnestly embarked IN the good car,e vii h. on.
coursgod by the presence Of eros dod audience NJ Tie
opening Of their courfr Monday at 'hs Institute
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There ATE many propositions sold under the nse o. esfs
rnn costing from ~ to 20 per fal6n tie taste
Q. rui.ed by An.se or Corandor seed. &c.
1hs Of btsfs has caused Ard wiz con inne 20 e~te
os they can be sold Hundreds the death Of the DRUM
ard By thsr the system 10 kept continually under ne IN
n~uce OF scohoc mnants Of the worst Kind the des ie
qnor sd kept gp aud the rcsut all the houot
attendant upon irgnssds life and death. BEWARE "
for those WILL HAVE liquor titters, ws
publish the tot owing receipt: &c, ONE BOTTLE Of HOCr
LANDS oERMAS bIlTERS and mix with THEE
QUARTS or GOOD BRANDY OR " Risky, and ks q
.ut will prrpsra'ion tbs, will FAR EXCEL In >dcns
virtues excellence any Of the numerous hque oss
IN the market and will COST MUCH LESS louwiu hsvs
al IN. virtue. Of HOOFLAND'S BiTrkRS In eonnectn .
With GOOD article VI liquor al gSci lees price shsn t"s
.nfer or riepsrliions viii cost you
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An Appeal

ryou quE aAcHislsIs' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION OF
tyw-yoIK TO THEIR FELLOW IEADIsnLS
THROUGHOUT THE UHITED srATEs AND CANADA
FlLLOw- TEADEsaES: To-day We appeal 10 you
brothers whether honest labor not worthy Of isTe"afd
whether trade whose mission IN tbs progress Of The word
Acknowledged 10 be important mu'' become calling sud
e,yient 10 the depossng combinations Of cepita-~ho.e
~ Z, c,e,e,-j,, character and intelligence unspprecated
and lsbor our only support 10 which hive devoted
beat energies and years. taken from hands without ju
reopensewiihout even the acknowledgment Of privilege
accorded 70 the least Intelligent pursu Of iethe night Of
settings fair value upon indusy! Tho maehna's Oh
KewYolk 70 .sy this hgh and submit IL to you i'r
your approval They claim hat no combination OF wealth %
suppress their shall be met by seriy or snbms'On
that device shah make them forget tie duty which they
themselves ant, their families; fear on sriihoe sa
compel them ogisie the ntoia. ~ 'srnr"' ihc advance
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,ro,l, Close a, the Posf-Oncr.

For Great Hrlfsin .nd Tie Coni.n~rt b. steamer go
frfnisi.s Via Southampton. Saturday AoF IL. III ID
f,J d ss,,ss sst rdsT ~, i..'..... ioi m
For Herrnads ". Thonai ~ Domingo, ~ Jonn'
cs1p s,,sd.r. ~. acknowledgements. P
For tuba and tie Wet ini.es. Wa hstrua, ~
steamer Fsoing star. Saturday No., l........ 3 ID
FIR New Orleans. by soslsfs Locu'i Point tni
Tvcnlny Star saiuIisy, Nov li...... ....... y IN
Fof leaafYn North carolina BY stssl.ss May r.
Bosfduan Saturday Nos. h........-...-....... T. NJ
FOR sliioinla. ic daily Sunday oEcslise oteiand
II. !, to..rb No ~ AID ,. 2
Horfh-Aibsfy. Hlis0 AID tal4las. o. All 3 a.
.,,,I 50 Me-. Wav q
H. ..,,,r Mall ,i. Ifs Railroad ,l4 Y
Southern and South " sscfs Ma...t D., u ani pr . o.
asirfr .-..s.oh "A '-' y y ~
-. p,i1os ..,st.,t and al Nssf..........--.. y
Tho Long Island Nnll clos~s 81 q g.. AMI y ~
sotday Mals-On Sunday ell male aossbilt y. "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14

when the ,nmc that fhc Directors hau ccInpnco
with the zen snds ~ the drivers THIS iact was com
m-n.eniCc % The m'u. Tie NJ once awaited themselves
81 SO Opportunity to resume Their work on Inc
lig,th avuuc, whore tie cooIrd people had been re-
ascd adrianco 10 a.. ccis ~ tie time Of the RIOT con
siderable delay Was caused y The refusal Of tie Diec
"a give ompo! men 10 some 81 the strikers who hn
splcaccd tsen. The drivers declared thai they v"h'd
not worl at oil unless everyone employed at the fimc Oh
The strike would be- set to WciL again The o'n''IS
finally yielded With bad Grace, and by "cIoch ever!
car was running usual.
The ears wh,, ra 70 ihc Asto; Norsc are ojitod'o
MN ~ fnllnMs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14

not ALCOHOLIC.
\ HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
A PURE TONIC.
pjCTOK HUUsLANDs
GERMAN BITTERS,
Prepared by
pm e. VI. JACKSON. Phi.delphi. Pa,
WILL ErsscruALLr cuRs
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA, and
JAUEDIck
caROSIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASES Oh
THE KIDNEYS AND ALL DISEASED
ARISING FROM A DIsORDERED
LIVER OR STOMACH
ssConstipa.
ton, Inward
Piles Fulness Of
Blood 10 the Head, Acdity
OF the Stomach. Nausea, Heart
burn Disgust Tor Food, Fulness OF
WEIGHT IN the Stomach, Sour Eructsions.
Sinking or Fut,ering at the Pit Of the Stomach,
Swimming of the Head, Hurried and Difficult bfessmIt
FJo,erine at the Heart Choking or Sohocstne oen's "S
when In living posture, Dmness Of Vision, 10" ~
Web, before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in
the Head, Deficiency Of Persprstion, Vel
lowu.ss Of the Shin aud Eyes, Pain IN
the Side, Back Chest, Limbske,
sudden Fiu.hes Of Heat.
Burning II the Flesh.
Constant ImaziD
iDy Of Evil.
0r.s, Depression u Spris
And will ,o.,,,sl, p,,ysn. YELLOW FEVER. BILIOUS
FEVER, &c.
They contain
/ NO ALCOHOL OR BAD WHISKY!
They will CURE the shove disease in ninety nine es'e' 81
Of hundred.
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING TO sTREN"THEt
YOUl
DO YOU WANT GOOD APPETITE'
po YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR C0NST1ru
TON,
DO YoU WANT TO FEEL WELT
DO YOU WANT TO GET RID OF NERvousSEsss
| DO YOU WANT ENERGY
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELT
DO YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS FEEnsos
! II you do use HOOFLASDS ohh"hN o'i
From the Rov Newton Brown D D. EDITOR OF Inc hney'
| clopeda Of Religious Knowledge =, ,
Although no, posed recommend P.'sn, Med,
-. h, srn.r.I hronyh d.,rast their ingredients and
set, W. snow Of succn. why man may nos
tf 20 ID. benefits he believe. himselio have received nom
sny preparation Ia tie hope that lie may thus confosN
70 the benefit Of others. - n, g. nj,
do hi. more readily IL resAd 10 Hoofsnfs German BIZ
ter. prepared by Dr. NJ Jaekson Of this city because ~s
prsieed azans, them icr many years under the nreoa
"a, thew wef- chiefly aeoholic mixture am hi-oed 70
nv friend RoDer Shoemaker the removal u TN, pre-
udic bv roper tests and encouragement to ny ust1
when slf ring great and long continued drot'y Inc
three boes ofhese Bsrs the eSinnins OF ne pres
.ut ,c.r follow ID evident relief and restoration to
de.- Of bodily mental siz0r which had mos ies if "
month, be.of, had anos. depared Of fesanins lhefe
thanx God fr,spd Tor directing me 70 tLe use
them. D. NV N' N"''''''
| Phniieipii, June - lol
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Consumption - Specific Remedy "lSohEs-
TER's HYFOPnOsPnITEs act with Iass'tahs Iheaep
~ ALI srAaks o. Cos,uarrios Also 10 N,,tss' D'e'y
Dv,,.s B,o.eAih, and al Disorders of the Blood sy'
ten. Til, Remedy /, TIE Brrr AERvov, Tosic and lsvo-
Orator rHa ylrsL foKcn inowH TO MesieAl sssnes.
THrlr
~ rnior n and u bs,l,' 81 sud ~ Sold By al
RESPECTABLE Druggists. an whoc.as ard Retail s,hc soc
O.nessi Depot, BY J. WINCHESTER, Ne. - John't y T.,
90 whon, .. oIde ,saii b. s4ifsl CEesi." fee u al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14

Swmyne's Panarca.
GREAT ALTERATliE AND BLOOD PURIFIER
sWAYSE'S PASACEA.
cpYAT Alternative AND BLOOD PURIFIER
sWAYSE's PASACEA.
ESTABLISHED MAR HALF CENTURY.
SWAYSf's PAsACFA.
Thu oniy Acknowledged remedy for curing
sCROFULA,
Cancers, Ulcers and
White Sp sling EpI'lons
Of the Skin. Ulceratsd Sore Legs,
Iiip JOIN, Complaint, DTopsy, Jsun-
dice Yellowp.ss Of the Skin, Blo,obcs,
or Finrlcs on the face, Ul-erssd Sore
ThTosi McrcuIial aud sypllhc Diseases OF
,hort or lonf standing Chronic EyspeAs OF Tho lAs'
Dark boIshes OF defects IN the shin, bols "hieh
sf.,e fom lnnpure habit 81 blood, Pain. In
the Bones. weakened snd Debihtned
System, arising from long and pro-
uArtrd case Of sickness, or Lav
ing swsliowsds lnfr amount
cfDrusx Caoul., Acy
Witch may have a.
fectei n. bones.
kc, he.
"swAYNY's PASACFA" 1. recommended by u. mot
euueu, Phy.ica, and attained celebrity IN nos puIis Of
Tho world both In hospital and private practice
Patients whose bodily health seemed entirely rone ana n'
whole system !esieed With the eonepaors 81 se'oss nave
been p>Ticcily restored
In ease. Of eruyon o. the shin any part 81 no body
.noint with ssyBe, AbcAing Ointment TWIN nr.et
AID eur. tue moe. and loaihsoise disease no rae
Of how long standing - n,
he rateaAr 20 get the renab- n pr.psr.i orly by Dr
sWAfNFl son So. 3JJ North oh At, fhiisdciphla -.
sold a, lislnbolds Drag and Chemical WGshos'e NO ~
Broadway Nr~lers.
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CONSULTATIONS FREE
TESTIMONIALS

TIE HNs EIs@iaer ~ August lst3 s1.ied by tie Rev
Gcersc s,ou. contain, the ioowia. ediori.. notice.
IODINE wArrS-In hi. number Of or ms.azin, in
oduee TO the A,,en,on Of reader this medical prrpsI.
ton. We have done o. not of pay because pages
used ncdi. Of Advertisement have uniformly
declined Them b., gratitude 10 God and Il obsiont to
Dr. And,rs CO. has made "a. nssr, the following.
MY only ,n George storrs d year old has
afflicted for dozen years Ices. with painful
swcinss and inammsiioLs In various parts Of Ills body
oneniner seemingly he death then respite
Tor season bg, only fer rc,urn Of the DISEASE with
o past three yrsr he has had open
his breast and sttcry hi. collar bone with ul,ers
on IN hs throat that rapidly ncreA'ns tia, dsou
ton appeared inevitable In hi. condition be applied Dir
Ander, Go. ny tho olthe Iodine Water the liberation
In hi. throat disappeared Ia short time Continuing s
Ia e. thar months be apparently healed and bis
r,nera health much improved Thi. whom lad feared
would l sce IN dcah before this Summer should close
apparently In fair way to perfect health
mortal IN gratitude to God who has
thus answered prayer. and Ia justice TO DR.. Ander Co,
have made this statement satisfied that there vue IN the
odn. Water treatment which the readers Of this sizue
vii thank It, Editor fef Bringing to their notice.
"GEo. sTORRs"
Rev Geo siou., r,,.lence Ne. q nic.... brooklyn.
". Y
July a. is6l
In H. AspxRs 4 Co-GESr.; have taken one bottle oi
Iodine Water with decided advantage .or chronic Bron
ehii' Of several Yeas standing
Your kc,
A. MANN. in.
Nc 10 Wall street.
I.sr HAMPTON l.. L., I
May 10, 1893
pr IL Aspuh. Go -GYSrs. The PACKAGE of Iodine
Water came all right Ny disease h that OF the mira! valve
being very distinct discthal could be with
out dacuty with my oyercoa bution,d Now that rubbing
sound 1, net to be heard
yonp ,1uly
GEORGE l.. LESTER.
Nrw YoRS January ~, 1867.
Dr. H. ASpKns Co-0ESrs. Il Afford, ne the highest
pleasure inform you that your Iodine Water has entirely
cured my son Felix Of Chronic naarnmatory Rheumatism
His limbs aud his o,ros drawn up and his heart
20 affected s biz whole body by 1t. excessive papta
tons
Musica Instruments.
No. IL. bowe4y.
rur WomD OrFicE, I
INV iOuK October }, ibtJ)
Dr. II ASpEss A Co-GEsrs' Having used your Iodine
Water In a very bad and long standing of Dyspcpsa
would offer my testimony sup o efficiency In the cure
Of that Troublesome and ,ncVans complaint
Respectfully,
The original q The above, with other Testimonials may W
orb ANDERs co,
ILy.icians aud Chemists
NJ ~ broadway, n. \.
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Special Nolircs.
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"AmciIcn and Europe
a new LeciuI, by the Rev. T.. u. CllAPiN, D. d.,
Az H. BROOKLYN Attnsun, MONDAY ENfklNb, Nov.
10 II oclock. Admiration - cents Received seats - cents
EXTRA For tslc At the usual places
TInh Ward.-ln accord4uco With The recommendation Of
Die Union Genital Committee, the FIFTH WARD UNION
ASSOCIATION win meet MONDAY EVENING, Nov.
no. 1895 e, the Fn WeId Hotel Tor hc pufp,a Of electng
delegates rep.scnthe Wmd IN the various Conventions
Pols open from A 20 cl0ck. ~ order - -
TIlOs. OJTNATER Pres
VIZ 4, SYKES Secretaries.
4. j. N0onE, }
yinh Ward.-A special meeting Of the FIFTH WAhp
UNION ASSOCIATION viii be held nj The PM Ward
llol,I ON SATURDAY EVENING. Nov, iB, at 7 o'clock.
uv Order mos OJINAIEk, lrcA
W. a. sIsr'' secre,are.
Ninth Ward Union A-sOcIanOn.-A meeting u ihe
Oh Nsrl MON Association viii be- h'd ~ bLEE, MN
BUILDINGS pursuant 10 The cal Of tho lnon tonnI Com
rIllce on MONDAY EVENING, hoy. TO- at O'Clock, for
The Iuo.r Of eiectng delegates 10 the various Union Con-
yr.iions Polls open nom Z. ios oclo H.; ,,,.,, , g..
W. H. 0EDNEY. PIosidept
II. D. gHHKn, sec,csy.