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they are ~e,a b. injured and Easl.ad would naa i.

they are, would be injured, and Eagand would nnd Il.
worse thso F~nianisni
dent that cverv sincere welwisher Of ta,y must shud
DER 10 see anything like i'll feeling. 70 cay nothing BIZ
actual war, betweep this country aud France
liaiy an immature child and owes ali
her police, her railroads, her informal
AL the results OF French tuition Her CATERS have been
Elied With French capital. Her commerce ID mainly
under Fr,nch coniro. Make France iuimical 70 nor
nad 10 patriotic fanatic who canan< wuit fr events
hut II beginning be clear hs has his country
inlo extreme risks nerc.T for the chance Of taxing
Rom. lev years sooner than 0thsrwise. Tho whole
world has admitted, the ;ember convention.
that Rome would belong to Italy after tho death OF tho
present Pope oven Franco would haze had objection
then. but, rather than subial TO delay, Garibald
risked var with Fnnee, and he has now gone IN,
frontier 10 repeat the risk For tho moment, however,
there Is pause In the presencs oil France aud
ready 10 strike. ais held her breath aud tho bodes
reyoluiionist shrunk back. Garihaidi however, IS
holder than the b0des and that no again free Il
remains 10 DO seen what will occur.
Turin is too near To Fran and hopes too much from
tho railroads under and Mount Cents and has too
much 10 fear in til event OF TO largely
"a the arprehcnSi"ns which tho of the embarka
ton 81 troops at ouion excited throughout Italy, The
cry has lost half Is Importance, It's hustle and its gayey
81 this removal OF the c1pt6 Florence; but there Is
something still lett 10 Lose. Und6ubtody the citizens
@ere al nrs IN favor OF the immediate capture Of Rome
parity, parhaps because thsv soaii like TO the capt.
ts removed from Florence; but apathy has succeeded
excitement Ia my walks aboat town to-day l saw but
single copy OF motif Garibalds picture displayed
with the motto 'Honor tho Brave" and Carl
bald himself was BY no means prominent 10 the pic
tnre tores Few people, also, sikieg or the
luton and In answer TO the question, "How would
like ~ have q republic Nth Garhsdl as President"
tie nvariabls answer was 'sTha ng IN good King;
We want nothing better" TO sholt fur Rome Is we'll
enough; TO 90 and fight with Garipaid Is well enough
bat the idea OF war With France : mpch moro serl
ons aud the most scatter-bTa Italian hesates at
Lha.
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YACHTING IN ENGLAND.
Financial Condition Of the ROYAL Thames
Yacht Club.

From the London Star, Nov 81
Circulars have been Issued .appIisng the members Of
the Royal Thames Yacht Club that NJ tho numercusy
attended meeting specially convened consider the
financial position Of tue club and hold the club bouse
Aibemarie street. Pccadiy thursday, the 1Tu uit,
Lord Alfred Psgst the Commodore in the chair state
ment prepared BY professional accountants road 20
the meeting showing that, with subscription OF i've
RuineAs per annum from eight hundred and one mem
bers the club could maintained upon pressn,
ing both regards the amount expended prizs and
the accommodation Afforded 10 me .nbers, without
ceediug It's income and without applying the
fess 20 current expense2 The circular informs tho
members Of the almost unanimous resolution passed At
ths above meeting, viz:.1hAt the ndsfon OF
the general committee IN increase the annual
subscription from threo TO Ave guneas on
snd from tho LEI Of January. 1865, be
adopted and OF the consequent resembling OF tho
luton 70 call general meeting November, and
cudss BY announcing that ia addition 10 the above
strong demonstration opinion that large majority OF
absent members Qnclud,ng many residing NJ distance
in the country have written to the secretary giving
then assent 70 the proposed lncresse.
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THE ABYssINlAN WAR.

The Enxllsh Mule Force and Its Management.
In letter from Alexandria, Egypt, We read Tho
transport venetis arrived here lately from Aicant with
mules for the Ably ssnau expedition 0sing the Tt
ings BOARD not being suitable for the conveyance OF
such animals many were injured during the voyage,
and ak died Ny informant tells that tho gers
wero placed 10 high that The whole weight OF tho
animals body resting his chin. Many OF their
hroas much hurt In this way, by the continual
motion OF the body The carpenters OF her Msjesiys
ship Terrible engaged making the nsesmary alssrs
lions in the nttinga OF the Vencts.
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OBITUARY..
death Of VITO Of tho suitan seita.

FROM the Lsyant Herald, Ock II
The fourth vic Of Seim Ill died Monday lass q,
palace tradition dociares the ertrene old age OF one
husdrcd and thirty. but this 10 most hksiy exas-
rsraiion OF ~ least thirty years. Sem only reached
the throne 10 1889, and married the deceased whom
young She must however, have been close upon ,
burdred and thus witnessed the cheoksred events Of
no fewer than i've relgns-from Suwsrrow'e buschery
~ isma 70 the safe rsurn of Abdul Aria from frzng
istan. she was buried with great pomp In shs holy
precincts OF Eyout.
on the same evening Prince Ashrnst the infant son
OF the Sultan, mas also summoned 10 paradise. His
Little remains carried yesterday morning 10 the
tomb q bis grandfather kshrnoud with suli gresisv
cersucuiAl
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E y r Q P E.
The Italian War for R0me---lts Inception,
Conduct aud Consequences.
An African King Avengiug Offended
Royalty.

Our special European correspondence and ass furnish
.shs following very Interesting details OF cable
jsspatobss dated 10 the I'd OF November.
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the ENGLISH PRIZE RING.
fYrom Ben, LIE In LOudOp. Nov. ;

lFTom belit Lie in London, Nov.
SAs HURST 70 HAtDvN.--We have, glad "
sste received communication with fI0 60 make lbe
match from Sam Hurst tine Staybridgs Infant. accord
ing TO Bsidvins challenger
sSsspr that Ned Baldwin ahs Irish Giant puts forth
challenge TO Sight shy man breathing for the cham
pion's belt hereby pu, forth my willingness 70 test the
proves Of the wondbe champion the world for The
BEL, and GOO rde and for "a much more as be can
end To provo mean business herewith deposit with
you r10 and II the Hihsrnan vosHy means nshInr he
now has chance snd am willing 20 attend ~ any ime
and place TO settle the usual prslirninsriesn
THIS "a not the only chance the Giant rsh has scaln
90 Distinguish hinsolf az Macs has also forwarded
l.,ssr, Which, atbough breathing somewhat similar
rpTl 20 that OF last ve'k Shove that he still wish
20 put himself straight Win ,ne British pubic although
be CANNOT ana perhaps never will pot ND bic hands r
actual warfare IN TIE british dou1nons bot
Of space, vel 10 'he fsps,,on precudss the isssr
sion.
Joe wormald hss slro stepped late the tsId aud
thrown out chsllerEs 70 hsht Baid win for ESQ side
in the London district previous 70 his Departure "a
Awerics, In locst, vh.re ,hev Gao get oct of The
road VI the authorities way veil known TO all 90 40
Joe ony means business u BALDWIN only leavss soms
money mstcn esu BE made erhand. From the tenor
u Wormhds conduct snd p-ouises Of money Va Dsha
any one Tiers are hopes thst Master Joe and the hury
Infant might gss tcastU
Baldwin viii make match Nth haos In America,
-nsre ,ns lsuu also solrs, Tor 400 o, 900 SIDE
and viii leave ESQ 10 any cntor editors banda Bald
vio and Hicks vii aka Joins benefit on Wednesday
~sex Novsmoef ~ - The Pavilion theatre. White.
chapss previcns ~ his sspsrtnrs Ia somvAns vitb
hicks, 70 America
RrvryAt % rss AIS Txsyrc Tho election y tssfa.
arg already 20 hsve H eject 10 the increased opss sss
Of istcxieAsng liquors. sad particularly OF ale, among
The lower classes NnnsroIs beer fountains snd taps
Which zee 0ess thrown aside Or sold for 90 ns,sl
she state ecnsahss ere being reestabIishsd asd oar
plumber are sli Of Them quite busy supplying seq
y. s = and putting Sp % :sss sen:
70 q she frs TIE dealers avow their psspcse - ell
ersa'y = SsseS Tys-sier fs-sr-stNtNvsA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-22
JOHN ;. &. HOGAN
L PLATFORM.

LOYALTY to the Union Of the STATES:
FIDELITY to the Constitution in its true
extent and meaning Obedience to and
maintenance Of all laws, State and Ma
tjoual. consututionslly enacted.
RESISTANCE to Tyranny, Usurpstion
and Oppression, OF u man or many 4;
and to all encroachments upon the rights
Of freemen or Of States, or upon the just
snd Constitutional prerogatives Of any
DEPARTMENT Of the State or National
Governments.
RESTORATION Of disfranchised citizens
to aI rights and privileges Of which they
have been djsseized.
PERPETUAL ASSURANCE to the coiored
race Of all the rights Of freemen.
No REPUTATION by State or Nation
OF any honest debt.
No ESTABLISHMENT OF Military Des-
potisms, no eqahroning Of MARTA law,
no suspension Of the writ Of Habeas
Corpus, no Staying Of citizens by Mill
tarv Commissions, no IesreS dc cdch6tr
in time Of peace.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the Military
to the Civil Power.
No STANDING ARMIES of States in time
o. peace.
APPROVAL Of the efforts Of the Presi-
dent to prevent the humiliation Of civil
liberty by the revolutionizing Of the
Government, and to restore the Union Of
the States: and Of all that he has done
10 defend the Constitution and to main
tain the right(ll supremacy Of the civil
law and sbarity and allowance for
what he has leftuDdone OF done amiss.
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STATE ITEas.

The Lebanon Herald and Register
learns that the Wilson county ghost is a
terrible looking object, about feur feet
high, heavy body, red eyes, two horns
on its head, dressed in pure white, and
Masking 3 noise more terrible than that
made by any human agency. The
witch doctor, Jones, has been successful
in killing one OF the smaller sized de-
mons aud is sanguine Of ultimate success
in Kidding the neighborhood Of the ghost.
The number of voters thus far regis.
tered ia Wilson county is l65.
The Gallatin E~c0ppler says the
prospects Of the wheat and corn north Of
the ridge are fine. The peaches were all
destroyed by the frost, but apples prom
ise to be abundant. The cut worms are
doing some damage to the corn.
An extensive revival is in progress
at the Presbyterian church ia GailatiD.
The belle Of that city is said TO be a con
vert.
The Daily American Union OF the
18th reports the capture on the day be-
fore Of the murderer and horse thief,
Avery, who killed two policemen 10
Chattanooga q short time since.
The Unt0n and Dispatch says; The
Agricultural aud Mechanical association
Of Summer county have resolved to hold
Their next annual fair at Gallatin, COM
mencing on the 23d day Of next Septem-
Der, and continuing six days.
And again: DuriDga trip to the coun-
tFv Yesterday, we had az opportunity to
zee large felds Of growing wheat. They
without exception, very IuxuTlant,
almost ready for the reaper. Indeed,
We noticed one fruitful field, apart Of
which had been already cut
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-22
The Buntyn
LANDS
FOR SALE.

WE have the pleasure Of placing On the
w market thOee very desirable aud valuable
lands. 50 we'll known % the community as the
Homestead Tract OF the late Geraldus Bun
tyn. Esq situated % the drst station on the
Meraphi< and Charleston railroad. i've miles
esst Of the city. The improvements with
sbSnt twenty acres Of land. have been re-
Gently soid 70 Hume F. Hul ESQ. who now
resides upon the premises. The balances
OF the ira {, consisting Of about 80 acres,
has been laid on In lots varying IN size nom
ave to ten acres. fronting upon broad ay-
euues. and aid on 80 a. 70 secure The greatest
amount OF cOmfort. The trains OF the Aen-
nhls and Charleston railroad afford the OPpOf-
funitv of gong in and cut OF the city, nom and
ia Runtv Ms station, four times a day. 50 as 20
make a residence at his point almost as con-
vansent IS to live IN the city itself
The cheice can nov be bad Of lots wholly or
part ia original forest. or IN helds
In Exchange fer City Property.
The executors are directed By The Wit 70 sal
thIs Mace and invest in city properly ahd We
UfI rsceiye PROPOSITIONS 70 eAcuanSs tOrehner
fnnroyeG or vacant lots IN ne ely
10 All parties looking Tor a suouruau
,5a,ca we do not thinK any property more de-
1870 esp ba found. in regard 70 health, con-
-.-fso~a ~ GOOD ne ghhornood, within the
- 55etanea nom the city.
= ts-r1- viii be made very liberal and easy,
- t,s ,Tiees low 10 parties DESTROYS OF buy
nDanon. Plans Of the subdivision
~ ~ s1oyFn az our Office
mviST ROYSTER. IRRELEVANT @
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New ORLEANS, May ELECTION IN
changed sales OF 300 bales; low mid
ding 25E2 Gc receipts for three days,
1902 bales, against 2666 for the anne time
last week exports for the same time,
30, 320Sales. Sugar and molasses nomi-
ually Unchanged; no sales. Flour ex-
tremely duh and lower supertlne nom
inslly, Sll 75@12. Corn in good demand,
but declined Sc sales of mixed and yell
low 81 15a1 20; white, 81 %. Oats
steady End firm at 93995c. Hay GrOop-
lug prime western, So. Lard dull, 49,
aisle. Pork dull and unchanged, S2 25
ga SO. Bacon in fair jobbing demand
shoulders, Gle; rib sides, 1870 clear
sides, I35c. Gold, 1856 sterling, 5000;
New York sight 10 BE discount.
CISCINNATI, May I-FiOur dull, So
G125 50. Wheat duh, No. l western red,
8 10. Corn dull, No. ! S5c in bulk, and
95ta9Sc sacked. Oats, 73c in bulk, and
soc sacked. Whisky dull, 81 50. Pro-
visions firm but quiet Pork, SD 506
% IS; bulk meats, S@10fo bacon, So
I25c. Lard, l2tc. Groceries dull and
unchanged.
NEW YORK, May N.-Cotton dull and
&c lower; sales, $50 bales uplands, 279
@28e. Flour dull and lower; sUperfine
state ana WESTERN ClU % oil w.
Whisky steady. Wheat dull No. =
Chicago, 81 62I. Corn dull and 365e
lower; new mixed western, 81 l2Gl Is
Oats dull and lower, S7@SSe. Rice and
coffee quiet. Sugar steady Cuba, 104@
lie Porto Rico, llAal2c. MOlasses
quiet; Muscovado, 5295Sc. Pork heavy (;
new mess. So.
NEW YORK, May 2l.-NiOney is a
shade easier at 5@6 for call loans gold
SIS; sterling quiet.
LeUIsvuLLE, May 2I.-TObacco sales,
219 hhjs at full rates; common Tugs,
3 7564 50; cutting leaf, SD IS manu-
featuring $50. Flour duh, 50 5000 IS.
Wheat, s. S0G3. Raw WHISKY, free,
8 20. Refined sugar, !@ic higher. Corn
du'I, 81 05Gl o., delivered ear, in bulk,
S5G90c. Oats, SI@82c. Lard, t~ierces,
I25c for kettle rendered. Mess pork,
so .. Bacon, shoulders, 94c, packed
-sz@ des, l25c. Cotton dull, 23c.
ST. LOUIS, May 22.-Tobacco active
and prices unchanged. Cotton dull and
nominal. Flour dull and dropping su-
perhue s. 50@1i; extra $40 50912i
double extra So 25@17 .. Wheat q
heavy and lower; good fall s. S0@2 80
common 81 0S@1 -. Oats higher at
slT Ole. Provisions 6rmer but inactive.
Pork SD l0622 IS. Bacon, clear side
I2s&l24g. Lard l27Gl33e.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON. May 2l-pm.-COnsols SO
sos, 72f Illinois Central 763 ; Erie 42R.
LIVERPOOL, May q, p.m.-Cotton
closed quiet; sales today 10000 bales
uplsnds lie; Orleans lad Advices
from Manchester are favorable. Corn
39s %. Other markets unchanged.
LONDON, May Cit is reported that
the Feuian Burke, recently convicted OF
Dublin, is lying Sc i'll in his cell that his
life is despaired Of.
CONsTANTIEoPLE-The sultan goes tC
the Paris exposition early In July.
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To the Pu5lIc.

Annie arrangements VIII be made to seat
ten thousand. All persons DESTROYS of attend
ing will please procure ueRs s, As there VIII De
no money taken at the gate.
HE- Tickets 70 bs had a. the different Hstels
and Music and Book stores.
ES-The exercises VIII al pHecistly
@ O'Clock .m.
These wishing % enter as contestants viii
make application 20 the Secretary, at No. Us
Main street. Married men not ADMIRED as
contestants ap5 "a
e. The list closes on the 10th.
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v,orsTIoN or THE CIVIL
AZ r0nFaeAE.

- MaA y ~
roRrt.Fss MosRoE, May rI.-An instance =.
oiie@ed violation Of the civil rgniS Dill &C
Cured Ihis morning in Norfolk y 10 ,l,af
stoned considerable appeoS -
= eolored woman, a passengsr on heferIySgn
ercssinu tie river, was elected from dle SeosS
deeirnated for white women, by tne cat@avor
me boat Compliant was maos 70 ~ fbe CAP
an Who was taken INTO CUSTODY
will be heard to-murroN-
This paragraph, short as it is peo-
Ushsd elsewhere without comment ue-
ssrves to be a little considered by those
Tho are being vehemently urged to en-
@agsina work. o. reconstruction thatwill
eo9,nel them 20 accept and ratify what
i known as the Constitutional Amend
ment.
The amendment to the Constitution
| abolshing slavery, which it is pretended
has become part OF the Constitution by
lis ratification by some Of the Southern
| States, contains a general provision Civ
ing Congress power, by appropriate leg
islation, to give effect 70 the provision
emaueipating slaves.
Under this, the Civil Rights Bill was
enacted. which, so far at least IS it under
| takes to- confer on the negroes any othei
rights than those that all freemen, moi
Citizens Of any State are entitled 70, and
80 far as it undertakes to enforce thOst
rights. OF give remedies for violations O
them, otherwise than by the Lawful
process Of known judicial tribunals, il
utterly and palpably unconstitutiona
and void.
Now il is claimed that the Congress o
the limited States has the right to enac
that there shall not be, On any steam
boat q cabin, or on any railroad a car
-appropriated to white women alone
and that so to appropriate n shall be
crime.
The Congress might just as well ense
that there shall not be separate pews il
a church, fer white persons, or sePsFst
gr~ave-vards. It has no right to max
citizens Of the States: and il it had,
cannot confer social rights on citizsns.
Is il worth while to re construct, il
order to Iegalize by u consent tn
usurpations Of Congress, and submit q
the social equality Of the negro ?
a captain OF g steamboat was a~rreste'
in VIRGINIA, because he elected a negr'
wench from q cabin appropriated &
white ladies And this, not Miiitar.
De=potsn, but the fruit Of the Civil
rights bill. What a commentary upol
the old Federal and Republican ant
Wing and Democrats disputes as to tn
rules Of construction Of the Constitution
What a Union, for Southern men 70 b
eager to be snubbed and sneered at in!
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M ooRRrsPONDENTsl

10 notice can be tsken Of anonymous OO
municatons. Whatever Is intenos1 20
sartion in the APPEAL, must De
Gated by the name and adoie9s
writer, as a guarantee OF his gooo ai
responsibility. .rv
Businsss letters should De aoue
APPEAL" Memphis.
C,-wr,5,5t5op for publication must be writ
-, ON ono slde or the page only, and with
ali other matters connected with the edlto-
raj denartment. should be addressed; EDI-
~oEs APPEAL, Memphis
We cannot. as rule, undertake 70 return eFn-
clss moi found suitable for publication.
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LATEST
BY
Night Dispatches.
IwEsrERN ASSOCIATED rREz REPoRTs.l

NEW York, May 21.-Mexiean adj
vices, dated April %, state that DiaE has
nineteen cannon playing on Paravillo,
the gate Of the capital, and San CaFos
was also being attacked. Marquez' onlv
points OF defense were the gates. He
had only $500 men asd the command
ing officers were preparing to capitulate.
The executions at Puebla were ordered
by Gen. Diego Alvarez.
There was a hot ~bombardment at Vera
Cruz on the 9TH Of May.
Gen. German has proclaimed for the
republic.
Erastus Brooks having purchased all
the rights, title and interest of s.. +.
CLARK, ia the New York Express, and the
case at law Of ;. +. Clark against Jesse
Brooks having been amicably settled,
the Express will continue to be published
by Erastus and Jesse Brooks as equal
proprietOrs.
MIR. Davis and family left for Montreal
today.
The failure Of Frazer, Trenholm n Co,
a. LIVERPOOL and Charleston for So co.,
900, is announced. The southern banks
are reported ss being heavy sufferers by
their failure, and - their bills have been
current here 10 some extent, some New
York houses will also suffer.
The Palmyra, for Liverpool tO-mor-
row, win take s. 200, 200 in specie and a
heavy shipment OF governments.
NEW ORLEANS, May 2l.-The Rcd-
y1ue's OrizOba correspondence Of the Sd
inst. says: The city Of Mexico is sur
rounded by 20,0O0 liberals, and the bonn
bardmeut has commenced il ennest
The imperial garrison is S00e strong and
I MerqueZ, the commander, has an
nounced the intention to resist to the
death. He is impressing water carriers
and porters. No officers will receive
quarter from the liberals. Orders have
been issued by Msramen that Marquee
aud MaHpilisn are to be shot if cap
tured. S2He the capture Of Puebla the
impeFialists do not number over 1906
all told.
ST. LOUIS, May 2I-Gen. Hancock
has ordered two companies Of cavalry tC
be stationed ct Chalk Bluff, two ut Mon
ument and two at Big Timber station OF
the Smoky Hill route. He will also Dc.
2 military guard at each station on tbs
route from Lockout 10 Lake station in
elusive, which, with the additional mum
Der Of me employed by the Union Pa
| oifc railroad, and the express eoInpaniei
will, it is believed, give entire security t
the mails and travel across the country
by this route.
LOUISVILLE, May 2I.-The river i
rising, with 6 feet g inches in the canal
The weather is cold and rainy.
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NOTICE.

HAVTNG taken out letters Of administration
III on the estate OF A. B. Saaw, deceased, I
hereby notify all persons having claims against
said estate to fl the same in the thancery
Court, IN The case OF G.. ID. Kart and wife Eilsn
] versus samuel shaw and Others; and ali
persons indebted to said estate TO make pay
InsnE 10 mvseIf. j. F. MEhBIMAN
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- -gr pvaDERs OF THE APPEAL

I al
The constantly enlarglng circulation OF the
ArrEAr. and the generous support given to
T,,fb the Daily and Weekly issues by city ana
c9uut-y. assure The proprietors OF the general
spproval by the public Of is course since II
came into their hands
us Past Is tue pledge il offers for tire Future
II VIII continue 70 e~ndeavour, in accordance
with the motto which 1t has adopted 70 say
those things only that are true and honest IL
has but a single Client, the People OF the SOUTH
and fl will endeavor 10 advise its readers
wisa,v. In that It msy often fail; but lis opln-
ions shall always be honest and conscientious
az least. ,
Those to whom its conduct IS entrusted Will
continue 70 endeavor to make the APPEAL &C
~ar,abIe TO its readers, and desirable IS q me
5.um for advertising. The Masonic column
VIII 7nunue to appear every sunday win
other reading appropriate 20 that day: and me
urapristors hope, by close attention 10 me a.
+ar Of the papers and Office, to stnl eniiue Il
10 The support and confidence OF the peoplehon
which alone il depends
John :. &. HOGAN & CO.