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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06
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It 10 said that one time when Lorenzo
Dow preached under a large spruce pine in
South Carolina, he announced another APP
pointme ant for preaching the same place on
that dav twelve months. The year passed,
and as LoreDzo was entering the neighbor-
hood the evening preceding his appoint
nens. be overlook q colored boy who was
blowing long horn, and could as have
often heard them, send forth q blast with
rise and swell, and cadeHce. which walked
the echoes Of the distant hills.
Overtaking the blower, Dow said to him
1what's your name sir?7 or
my name? Gabriel, sir'' replied the
brother in ebooy.E9 nm. ~
II swell, Gabriel, have you been to church
Hill? y>er~.
Eyes, Massa, I have been dar many time.
"Do yq9 rsmembsr big spruce pine tree
- 10 yes, rnassa, T knows dat pins.''1l
= "Did you know th lat Lorenzo Dow had an
Appeiptment to preach under that tree to-
morrow?
g 40 yes, rnassa, every body knows dat"
well, Gabriel, I am Lorenzo Dow; and
II you take your horn and go, tozmorow
morning, and climb up into that pine tree
and hide yourself among the branches be-
fore the people begin to gather, and wait
there till. call your name, and then blow
such blast with your horn as heard you
blow a minute ago, I'll give you dollar.
Will you do 1t Gabriel?"
Eyes, Massa, j takes dat doliar'
Gabriel, like Zaccheus, was hid away in
the tree-top in due time. An immeus 9
concourse of persons, of all sizes aud oolors
assembled at the appointed hour, and Dow
preached on the judgment of the last day.
By his power of description, he wrought the
multitude up to the pening of the scenes of
the resurrection and grand assizs, at the
call of the trumpet peals, which were to
wake the sleeping nations.
~ @Then," said he, Suppose, my dying
friends, that this should be the hour; sup
pose you should hear, at this moment, the
sound of GabriePs trumpet" Sure enough
at that moment the trumpet of Gabriel
sounded. The women shrieked, and many
tainted; the men sprang up and stood agbast
some rap; others fell and cried for mercy;
and all felt, for a time, that the judgment
was set, and the books were opened. Dow
stood and watched the driving storm till
the fright abated, and some one discovered
Quietly perched on limb of the old spruce
and wanted to get him down to whip him.
add then resumed his theme, saying, 81 for
bid all persons from touching that boy up
there. If coIored boy. with tin horn,
can frighten you almost out of your wits,
what will ye do when you shall hear the
trumpet thunder of the arch angel? How
will ye be able to stand in the great day OF
the wrath of God?' He made very af-
Getting application.
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LoCKJAw.-l have noticed, lately, several
deaths by ,Lockjaw and for the. information
of all will give a remedy. When any one
runs nail or sharp iron in any part of his
body, take common smoking pipe, fl II it
with tobacco, light it we'll, then take cloth
or silk handkerchief, place itsover the bowl
of the pipe, and blow the smoke through
the stem into the wound. Two or three
pipe fulls will be sufficient to set the wound
discharging. have tried it myself, and
for others, and found it gave immediate re-
lief. If the wound be of some days standing.
1t will open again if the tobacco is good
Try it, any one who may chance to get such
a wound.-lC Co. Rural New Yorker.
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FIf Mr.. Vallandigham and his friends
are so favorably euamorsd with the freedom
ofthe British Government, why in Heavens
name don't they migrate to British soil, and
become subjects of Her Majesty? We can
spare 'em, Commercial. i-y5Ef
If the Abolitionists and Black Republi-
cans OF the Commercial stamp are so en-
amored OF the freedom of the negro, why in
heavens name don't they emigrate to At
RIGA, or become subjects of the King of Da-
honey? He would probable receive them
Gin. Enquirer.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06

ELooUENCE.-We like fine writing when
1t is properly applied, so we APPRECIATE the
following burst of eloquence 10 a contempo-
rary:-"As the ostrich uses both legs and
wings When the Arabian courser bounds in
her rear-as the winged lightning leaps from
the heavens when the thuuderbolts are
loosed-so does little negro run when a
big dorg is after him."
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06

WHAT IS AN ABoLTTIoN1sT?-"T an
swer is quick and easy one" An Adolf
zionist is one who declares the Constitution
to be a '1eague with DEATH" aud the Union
to be an agreement with hell" He con-
siders himself divinely appointed to crush
the one and dissolve the other. He regards
George Washington as clever sort offellow.
but not so enlightened as Fred Douglas -
He believes in equalizing the races, and if
the negro can't be elevated to the standard
of the white man, the white man should be
leveled down to the negro. He claims the
Puritans as Christians, all others in barbara
OF it at home. He is partial to long hair and
spectacles: but his crowning ambition is to
be connected with Female Moral Reform
Society.
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.sxooNR~ IN !
IGRAIN, GROCERY,
sXH , s,sAND k8E
COMMITS SION HOUSE,
Corner of.srd, & Market Streets
NASHVILLE, V::agKENTUGKY
-Corner of -3rd, & Market Streets,

r HAVE JUST OPENED A GRAIN,
GROCERY AND COMMISSION STORE in
the .bouse formerly occupied by Jas. c.. Brook
over, northeast Corner of Third & Market SITS.
/ will pay the highest market price IN CASH
or W HEAT, RYE and BARLEY.
haveiust recei we'd a full stock of Groceries,
Sugar, 'Molasses, Coffee, Tea. Rice, Fish, Tobacco,
Salt, be- &c. together with q general cassort-
nent of all articles in he Grocery line: ali war
ranted to be ofthe best quality My goods have
been bought exclusively for Cash, and will be
sold for Cash or Country Produce, at very Small
profits. s4- 80
+ L have also on hand large stock of PU RE
OLD BOURBON WHISKY. -s--r --s E
Commission, Storage q Forwarding Business
attend with promptness. 81, ~
IAN persons DESTROYS of getting-the worth of
their money, will please give me call. g
Z june 18th, 1869. y SBEN4PHtSFER.
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GTIt was solemnly funny Joke of the
bon Vivant who said there were only two oc-
ccasions when a gentleman could drink
brandy without a sacrifice of dignity and
self respect, namely, when he has had salt
fish for dinner, and l0den lie hasn't!"
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@At public sale of books, the auc-
tioneer put up "Drew's Essays on Souls, -
which was knocked down to a shoemake, y
who to the great am usement of the crowded
room asked the auctioneer if "he had any
more works on shoe making to SELL
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0The New Albany (Ind) Ledger, says:
ION Wednesday evening, in this city, Jo-
seph Aucherty, aged SEVENTY, married Miss
Catherine Burn ares, aged FIFTEEN We
did not learn whether Joseph got his moth
ers consent to the match. AS to Catherine
she is young enough to choose for herself.
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6T'My turtle dove, adore you'll said a
gay young fellow to his ladS-love. That's
all very well,' said she, but am tired of
this sort of billing and cooling. IF you love
me so much, why don't yon take me to
church and make me your riDg-dove.
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A Dutchman thus describes the New
Workers: Zine peobles; dey go about de
sthreets all day, sieating each oder and dey
call dat pizziness.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06

A paper mill in Pitts6el1 works exclu-
sively upon paper from which paper collars
are manufactured,
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How ABOUT THIs?-"I dread, in my in
most SOUL a6hor Civil Var. do not
know what the Union would be worth If
saved by the use of the sword.D-[Speech of
". n. Seward 10 the United States Senate,
Jap.RI,1S6l.
DOES Seward talk that way now?
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Many people drop tear at distress who
would do better to drop sixpence.
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Linen Cambria Dress Goods;

Percals and Chintz MusliDs. A large lot of the
best Prints; Irish Linens; Linen Diapers and
Toweiing; Table Linens; Napkins; Marsailles
Quilts; Plain and Plaid Jaconetts; Nainsooks;
MuIIs; Striped, Plaid and Plain Swisses; Fans Of
all kinds; Jaconett e. Swiss Flouncings, Edgings
and Insertings; Valencenes and Thread Laces;
Linen and Cotton Laccs; Ladies Jaconet tt and
Swiss Golfers; Mourning Collars; Black Lace
and Grenadine Wells; Fancy Wells; Mourning
Wells; Linen and Cambria Handkerchief, Kid
Gloves; Picknett and Silk Gloves; Kid IL Beaver
Gauntletts; Hosiery of all descriptions; French
Corsetts; new style Hoop Skirts.
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NEW GOOD ST..

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE-
spectfully inform the Public that they
are lust receiving NEW AND WELL Sc
LECTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS, which has
been purchased since the recent decline, com
posed of every thing keptin the Dry Goods Line.
The Ladies particular ~ requested to call and
in part of the LATEST STYLES, to-wit:
Plain Black SILKS, all prices Fancy Summer
SILKS; MozAMBIoUEs; PoPLINs; CHALLIEs " ALIEN
TIAs; Plain 65 Fancy BEReEs; SILK GRENADINES;
ORGANDIEs; SWISS LAWNS; JAcoNETT LAWNS;
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OANDLES.--Star & Simmer Mould Candles
II of best quality, at BEN PHlSTERS ~
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DICE--the pure Carolina Rice, for sale by
III june 10 BEN PHlsIEk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-30
THE NEW YORK SUN.
0trsF>rAY MORNING. SEPT. 80, 1853.
r,r vo.rse>Dsetrius Originated In Hss.
Ipsd

~., Yonr,e doctrine is invested win ne W inter.
sd .-1tor,snoc. BY An stie article In the LxD-
,.- ,ritn BY ihs,Hon. EpwAnp EvERgrr prov.
.,.n- 4sve'y thaeis was originally o. opted, NOT
wi 90 81 20 n. sancfion, Tut 81 the ursen, solicts-
,t..e' G-st Ptitsin.. 10 1872 ~, VIII The dorn.
....r Z spain over her Arnerics 40 colonies
90 r1,tIie.liy At an end, Frspss exhibited
d re to appropriate soms ono Of he
~ spanish colonies as en- indemnihcati
- o.. aid eIaended 70 Frso'sASp Seventh.
.r rppr,ysirg constitutional sovurnment In spain.
20 . Nj those schemes and de cal the desigus OF
Ne If,ly Alliance ia the American continent, wac
ttta, time . ohief object OF British diploma y
sud NJ. CASSrNG, then Foreign Sec rctsry, repu-
Il atei, On Tho part If England, any inieniion Of
hfpropr s,ng suy part f,hs late Spanirh Colonies
Ne vent further. and. proposed " M. Rrsn'
,.lit-G S'Ates Minister in England. that la shs
,,crt = e yecognitio n.of Inc independence OF NE
.pfu IN C,iones the United states would COT re-
ard tie, transfer ~ any other European
we, with ndrrrrncc. Mr.. Kisn obIscied
ht J., was Contrary 70 th" policy 81
us t9vc,nnent n infsrefs In European poli-
tcf.t.tyr C..-tsG showed that tie Tn tied
..4'eg had a controlling interest on tie American
n,n.nt. an should not with indifference allow
= T. r pan Congress 10 adjust the de's,es OF
.r.t. In the me,n,iuse the, matter ~S dis
r.-r. seangton. and la accordance With shs
o., Tnou,s JtrrERsc,, sni with ths con-
f.i,. ... c.riusi, Hr. Bo>EoE IN HI, next rues-
o : Congress announced the famous principle.
v' ci h,- still gone by bis mama lie de-
,',sci that willis the erisiug colonies Il
r.,ran rov.rs would not be intcrfsrsi With; yet
..y attempt BY a European rnwcr 10 control the
.'ni.s NJ .ne States ihst had achieved their indie.
O. p..n,r, or 10 sv,end tho European system Of
.... ricnt over this continent, would he regarded
IA .cfous b. the peace and saf-iy Of ths United
.t,s, This acton CT our Government wss hailed
@.a al d,Lg Il IN England, and the celebrated
b. .,-v BRouGBAN aud sir JAWS NAcsr~rosB eu-
Dr.. e ia ne highest terms, Mr.. Mo~sox snd Mr..
r,Ne', ., 70. tho poble stand they rad hhen 10
.,e fire. institutions.
4 rsJositon OF Mr.. Evrsrrrs sfso.oalIy DIS.
..s e most Of the European, or u
,an he English objections " ths Mon.
d1otrlnc. and proves thai u has beer
4 j ty one great European power that still has
seat al interes, 10 enforcing II and pre-
.rn.' the sgsrsndi,em.nt Of France. We'll may
. Evrt.rr Wonder that = measure adopted q
t.n-e Of one OF Englands greatest states
op.d now be quoted by English journals,
p ak ts, among the studied insults ofth. Uni.
: J.s TO Great Britain. within ths last 6fty
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The Russian Reeeptiou,

s.rsecr' ~ ~ the Russian offcers tomorrow
D., tre nj pa suthorines prom ses 70 tie squsl'y
rny r" our Distinguished guests and Of our
'.ulcrs al metropolis. There il TO be military
80. ,t.au, = leyee at toe City Hal, and . grand
.ri q. . the evening; with, OF course, an i'm
r'-'s ol'pourins Of the people. {. lsrse probably
'hi which occurred ~ the reception OF the
o'Wiles. We would gladly see . grand
Ii oncert at the Academy Of Music substi-
.. '7' tie Cooperation banquet, but hsvc no dis
3 ..'!fp 70 csnsure the committee Of arrangements
80 = ID az as they have, and hope that the dis.
r - '''! ts 10 every way worthy Of sn event the,
'rndcd to strengthen the social and political
''s 'hs, mite tn. two most powerful empires in
- ro'.d-empiYss, which ere destined 70 over.
5.rsl others
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Gen Hosker's New Ceunaud.

TIr information that Gen. HooKrs has BEEN
I'D IN command Of body ~ troops taken from
Army Of the Potomac, will give general salts.
tn 10 the public There DOS not appear 70 be
a. o' d reason why he, and other fl 'ers now in
iei.cu', should not be employed according to
10 ere Of ther respective abilities General
n .ih has always proved himself an excellent
Innate General, and enjoy. in Ga eminent do
the coLhdenes of his old command. and Of the
I-'r. for ais sighting capacities. With his old
.l..rs as viii, no doubt, justify the corn Hence
'lt r.ves him another opportunity fr resping
l''u-ton for h.msef by heroic services for his
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DRAI'nS.

DOuGHERTY-On Monday, sent. ". A6P. n,
Arthur Doufhsrty, Y the 2s,h year Of bis ~.
folly invited to attend tho funeral, IN "wednesday
Afternoon sept 80 At y o'sloes from III, residence
ksv York city. gs
LATrIMoRE-o rue.d.y. Sept. 20. Msrs.re.
sn p... IL ,so az. an ssd. :. Of 9t ,h, m,
her brother John, are respectfully Invited 70 attend
,he luIeIa on ihea'd,y sitrno9n, ,mt cel.,
strong 10 Fast 3i.h II. 80
LYNCH On Tur,dsy, sep, %, kMv Lynch. the
beloved wife Of stephen Lynch, in n" Bob y,N OF
The relatives and friend. of the family are re.
spertrlly invited TO attend the 'uners on rhursdsy
aternoon, Oct. !, A. O'Clock, from her late resi-
dsnce, &c Eoo-eveitG. 2by
NORM x.. J.S.dsy Tc,.,os SEPT o. g. con-
John ldeors'ed) and Anua Moran, IN the 18th year
fully invited 70 attend the funeral, this twednesdsy
| North 9th st, williamsburg. III
| keDOCGALL - On Tue,dsy morning. Sent. 70,
Charles H., con OF Caarl.. and Mary mcDougsll AGED
ysar. months and " day,
fully invited to attend thu funeral. TN. Wedne'dsyl
afternoon A. ! O'clock. from the res'denee Of hi.
l NcMlLLIN-Ou Tuesday morning sept 70, in the
city Of washington. u. &, Ann, the beloved wife o'
ysn'ss u. Achilin, ssed 81 years. months and ~
fh. friend. Of tn. family .r- r..p.e''ull, invited
sSer, PstrieI BnrSc II wiIl.H st. ,S. swsdus.dsSl
| afternoon, Of O'Clock. ll3
| NEWBol Id On Monday. sept =, 1S6.', Arthur
| New bould, aged 81 year, and II months.
Hs relatives and friends respectfully invited To
| attend the funeral, this w .dnesiay) afternoon.
Sept. 10, at o'eloct, from his lato residence IA
| leonard st. l>s
| PLATZ- On Sept. 2s 1862, Hannah, daughter Of
Peter aud NAY Jane Fiat, and erauddsuehtrr OF
HAden Patrlok smith, aged yeHr., months and !,
days.
fer funeral will move from ,hc cor ~ 59th ., and
I'd sve, hi, ey, 3otn Inst, At = O'Clock, r NJ, and
| proceed to Galway Cemetery. )
| PRESTON On sspt 10th, at 3 stanton 81. ThouH4
Preston, native oi Naiss, in the 3'th year Vi h.s
| age.
The relatives and htendi respectfully iuvlIed q
attend the funeral, TINS "Wednesday afternoon, az
| o'clock, from the above number and street. Utica
| papers ylssse copy. ~
| SCHULTZ ON TUESDAY morning, ~ 10 o'e.ock
| George, sop u VIM. aud Mary schultz, sged o
| and days
The resti,ss and friends OF the family are respect.
fully invited to sttsnd the funera this tWcduesdAy
afternoon. st CLOCK from 81 Osk st. Phisdc hia
papers please copy. i5S
| sOxERS-Oa Tus'day. Sert. -, 1865, Benue,
Ausu.in, 9th con OF Nicholas sad MARY Ann somers
/ | in th, 9TH year Of his age.
Tn. relative and friends especially invited q
| attend the funeral on wednesday, 3Uth inst, iron
Ign. l.i
TAYLOR Monday evening, SEPT 18th, Mer'
jane, infant daughter OF lAomAs and The lAtu ElL.
Ann Taylor, aged IL months and u days.
The relatives and trends of the family are refp r.
fully invited to attend the funeral this SW.dnt sdAy
afternoon sept 30 at O'Clock. from the residence
Of her father, In fActoryvile, staten Island. 10
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g~s York. 7uesaay. !Scrt -. 8 r. with mo
ders,e movement tho soch market was somsshst
higher today. The board adopted . '.solu'ion' 90
vsrsly c'nsrns 'hc managers Of the Michigan South
srn Road for Issuing the stoes without due publicity
Gold opensd At i<, hut suddenly took up-srd' until
ia vssrsscbsd. The nsrtet vS very setive and
eseitsd. CLOSING finally At I< The suddcn rise ws'
esnsed partly by the failure ~ heavy spectator
said 10 be nearly half million short in bic deliveries
and partly under reports Of adverse private inttl'i
senes from Ro-sersns FOREIGN exchange y" very
dull and nominal al noon q, 't1 for sterling. in
ths money market vs hear OF no change Of moment.
Tho notes for the national bspts will be Issued
In wesh or ten days. sii nev banks with capital
Of $4,000. have applied for charter. Judge Le~is
estimates thu, the receipts from internal rsvsnus viii
b. more than sufficient to pay the intere on the pub.
lie debt,
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In Poland. with The knowledge that France csnnos
interfere before epring, when 1t may 10 to- ls'e.
This attitude ~ Russia Is no more than might
hs'e bean expected. and plains the sppesrsn'e Of
the Russian feet 10 American waters. Tho war
ships now In ouf hsrbpr are nothing more nor ls's
thsn fn.nses ;sInss France, and cannot ,' 70 be
90 regarded by the sstu'e French Emperor. They
may not indicate an alliance, offensive aud de'sn-
siye, bs,wsen Che United f,s,.s and Russia. but
they were no doub, intended as . threN ss.'t't
Shc French arms In Mexico.
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Nsw Yoas. Sspe. -. 1se


TIE eseepss o. essts ., the different markets last
week, were o. follows; -Beeves, +.6ls; COWS spd
calves, 81; ssals siA sheep and lambs, $40: swine.
902A.
Ralvps-The mafkst on Monday opened with
stock Of 1000 heed, which, Themselves, Was enough
TO dspresa the market a. the demand vsa chiefly for
the better srsdes While the sbsenc: Of many small
butchers, on account Of the jewish holiday, left
duipeee In the demand. An unusually large prorcr.
ton Of the stoch consisted OF poor quality and cold
at figures - Low 6a1t, showing decline Of vale.
while medium quality within the rang Of saySc.
kept their own. and tho bitter GRADES, which sold
high - lie, srtnaliy show an advance The marx
ct this morning closed extremely fiat, and only email
sales coud BE- offered NJ low figures.
Much Cows-Ths market for mileh rows remains
dull and heavy. and only few sslss are making from
the small sto~k on hand,
VIAL CALvss-Good aud prime veal finds ready
sale st full prices but common stock can only be
moved at lower figures. The supply oontnues light,
and 81 the close the market vas firm At Ease. Tor
prime, and 6Aic for medium calves.
sHrsp AVID Lame The supply Of sheep being mod
crate and the demand continuing fair, good stock
brings old prices, at osbsc. Tor good sheep, While
lambs, not being penty - Last week sell at rome
what former pices although not sctusy higher, our
quotations remaining baISe.
SWIM The receipts, % compared with last vsek.
shov increase OF 80 head. The quality Of the
stock on sale 10 poor. and " the demand 10 very hsh
l pricss are lower
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PrsGramne o. Arrangements
voa rBv sIcvrrloS
BEAR ADMIRAL LksoffSki, AND OFFICERS
rhH
RUSSIAN NAVAL FLEET.

The Committee Of the Common Council stpoips.d
70 tender ths so.pi,si.. q tas .y 81 Ne. po,. to
Nsvy, no. In thi. por, viii embark on the Govern
zach. or sas 91Us:s a.
North River TO the !las ship Alexander newly;
ment Csss%:n q = the Joint Special Go%ni,i:s
Admiral Lesofski and the officers viii, With the
River, vher. ssiute win be fred under the direction
OF Brigsdisr- ii neral Ystrs.
the msmbsU Of the Common Council, TO the City
hi. ions the Mayor and thu Common Council, and
they will receive the congratulations OF our citizens
The entire Flint Division Of the National Guard
npder this command Of MAJOR General sanford, viii
act a. en- escort, IN seeordanee With the following
KiApau.srr,s TrhsE Dlv,.'o.s; Y.s,N.Gr.
c.,,o r,. SnI fosA' sept ~ 1903.
The Division VIII parade on the hrst day Of october
az Il. SS 81 New ~ Il. 81 Az
nirsi l.esoHski aud suite Of the kue.ian Navy.
rs; w. IL. III: :A on .; the T.sh .,saa
eeeond Brigade under the direction Of Brig ten,
Yates.
| the programme Of the Common Council Committee.
by order Of MAJOR Genera ,.xnroDn
The line Of m'rsh -,i No through Twenty third
| street to fifth avenue do~u Fifth avenue " -Four
teen,h street thence through Fourteenth to Broad
say down ifoadvsy 20 the west gaze Of the Park 70
the CiN Hall
The citinens and hotel keeper, on the limo Of the
procession are requested to display tho M topal sm
| blems from their d~ellinss and psces Of business"
| fars iiom their vessels
By order OF the Committee OF Arrsnsementss
Alderman FARLEY,
| Ad,rm. fkOAEST,
| Alderman HALL
Counc man KEENAN,,
| COuuci mAu AcI on SELIA
| Councilman Nil RkAY.
AM RE fhDAESr.
Chairman OF Joint Comm le.
| VIM. f1ITCHIAS, Secretary. ll6
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PUBLICATIONS. SC.
CONTINENTAL MONTHLY

CoNilNENTAL N ,GS
OCTOBER
l. now RfAdT,
cos AIN Nc
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