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BROWNSVILLE

Is elgibly located, being directly on the line OF
the Memphis and Louisville Railroad; good
society, healthy, with a population OF 300
inhabitants. Town and county in prosperous
condition, having escaped the raveges OF the
late war, Address the undersigned.
J. p. WOOD,
Secretary Board Trustees.
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A GOOD MAN,sIIFE-

The beauty of holy life constitutes
the most eloquent and effective persua-
sive to religion which one human being
can address to another. We have many
ways Of doing good to our fellow-crea-
lures but none so efficaciOus as leading
virtuOus, upright, and well ordered life.
There is an energy Of moral suasion in a
good mans life passing the highest
efforts Of the orators genius. The seen
but silent beauty of holiness speaks
more eloquently of God and duty than
the tongues Of men and angels. Let
parents remember this. The best
Inheritance a parent can bequeath
to a child is a virtuOus example, a
legacy of hallOwed remembrances and
associations. The beauty of holiness.
beaming through the life Of loved reIa-
tive or friend, is more effectual TO
strengthen such as do stand in virtues
ways and raise up those that are bowed
down than precept, command, entreasv
or warning. Christianity itself, l bs.
lieve, owes by far the greatest part of its
moral power, not to the precepts or par
ables of Christ but to his own character,
The beauty Of that holiness which is en-
shrined in the four brief biographies of
the Man of Nazareth has done mora.
and will do more, TO regenerate the
world, and bring in an everlasting rights
eousness, than all the other agencies put
together. 1t has done more to spread Lis
religion in the world than ali
that has ever been preached or
written on the evidences Of christianity
HONOR TO OUR WORkmEE
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DISSOLUTIONS.
Notice d. IllssoLlltioll.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
y heretofore existing between Adolph Bern
stein and Charles Jalkut, under the name and
style OF A BERNSTEIN a CO, ls this day dis
solved and that viii not, from and after Ia b
date hold my self rzspUusl bIe for any contracts
made by said Charles Ja-kut ID the Dal o
said arm. signed A. BERNSTEIN.
Marshall. Texas July I. 1867. fyZ3 law sT1
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24 Front Stree.
HERMEs Lodge sf Perfection, 18th; No.
Stated Communications ID Wednesday mig
NJ. Charles NJ Carroll, 18th. Sec
MTTHRAs Ludge OF Perfection, 18th; No.
Meets sth wednesday OF each month, Geor
Mellersh, sd, g. n. A. 4. Erankland, q
See
CAsIpHIA Council OF Princes Of Jerusalem, l6tl
Nc. I. Benz. X. Pullen, sd, TarEh.'.; -
-. Sec.
CALvAK1 CIIAprER Of Rose Croix, 18th, No.
Charles W. Adams, 82d, N. w H. 4. Ton
lin>Un, 3Z1. Sec.
PHIEIPPE DUPLEssEIs Council OF k-h, 80tt
No. J. Henry Z. WoOdard, Sd, Comm
william Y. CirOie S2d, Rec
CoNsIsuoEY o. " EST TENNESSEE, ed. job
Aiusle. SD, Comm. in Chief; Dodge
Trader, sd, kegf.
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KEBRKW AKB MASONIC CAIEEBAR.
NIASONIODIRECTORY
1857.

LODGES.
ASGERnNA, No. l6S- Meets Ist Monday IL
every month. at Odd-FellOws' Han. cor. COur
Rrd Main. ID. 3. Forster. % Front street
". NJ. John Beamish, Sec'y.
SOUTH NExrEErs. No. lis. Meets q Friday o.
each mouIa-Hsll. cor Madison and second
J. T. Ssllars. ". n; Benz. X Pullen, Sec
LEILA SCOTT. No. zsg Meets LIST Friday OF each
month Hall cor. Madison and Second. John
Airslie. " NJ; Il. P. woodward, Sec.
HAMTL. ION. No. ~. Meets Sd Friday Of each
nouth-Qdd-F Fellows Hall. p NJ. Stanley
W. N ". r. Butts, Sec
ErLvENNrNG. No. 81 .C- d. Meets 4th Friday
0f each month-24 Front street. John J,
Worshsm, S}d, W. N; b. X. PuIlen, sd, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
FENy Chapter. No 4. Meets q Monday Of each
n0nth-Odd-Fe Fellows Kali. JOhu Gent, NJ. Z.
h. p; B. n. Levy, Sec'y.
3. AND s. n.
EUREkA Council. No. 8. Meets 81 Monday OF
each mOnth-Odd-FelO Hall. John Gent,
tn. H.; n. j. WlEEiu, Rec.
TEMPLAEs.
CYRESE CGromandery, No. i Meets 4th Mon
day or each month John Lsut, Com; y. J.
NlEgiB, Rec.
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.NOTTCE.

NOTICE.
sF1aE creditors OF the estaie Of z n. Appleby
4 are he-eby notifed that have suggested
the insolveney Of said estate 20 the CLERK Of the
County Court of Upton countys 1ennesaees and
flSs ~rsditorg of said estate are notified 70 nle
theiT ciaiFas duly sutbentlcated, within six
months from the dEte hereof5 on this notice VIII
be nled in bar OF the same.
April lst, 1857, apisH
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Whom shall we call our heroes,
To whom our praises sing?
The pampered child Of fortune.
The titled lord or king?
They live by others labor
Take all and nothing give:
The noblest types OF man hood
Are they who work to live.
Then homo to our WOrkmen.
Our hardy sons OF toll
The heroes OF the workshop,
And mORarchs OF the soil.
Who spans the earth with iron,
And rears the palace dOme2
Who creates for the rich man
The com forts OF his homer
IL is the patent tOiler-
All honor 70 him, theni
The true wealth Of the nation
Is in her working men.
For many barren ages
Earth hid her treasures doep.
And all her giant forces
Seemed bOund as In a sleep:
Then LaboT's "anvll chorusH
Broke on the startled air,
And loi the earth in rapture
Laid all her rishes bare.
It's toll that over nature
Gives man his proud control,
And purifies and halloWs
The temples Of his soul.
Il scatters foul diseases,
With all the ghastly train;
Puts iron in the muscle,
And crystal in the bTaini
The Grand, Almighty Builder
Who fashioned out the earth.
Hath stamped his seal OF honor
On labor I ON her birth.
In every angel flower
That blossoms from the sod,
Behold the Master-tOuches,
The handiwork OF God
Then honor 20 our wOrkmen,
Our hardy sons Of toll
The heroes OF the workshop
And monarcne OF the eoili
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KentuekY Military Institute.

Board, not including washing, SI4 per mont
iy20 W4tu Sanders & JOa NSTON
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MEHPHIS APPEAL.
PUBLISHED DAILY & WEEKLY
BY
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register.l

FLORENCE, November 6.-The Ga
zetta announces that Garibaldi was ar
rested by the Italian government, and
that the veting in the towns. in the
province of Rome in favor of union
with Italy has been discontinued.
The Italian troops have been recalled
'front.' Roman territory.
PARIS, November 6.--The Courier De
Franchise announces that the French
troops will retire from Rome to Ovetra
pending the negotiations between Italy
France and Rome, in regard to the ex
listing difficulties.
The Moniteur says: Garibaldi ant
his two sons are prisoners at Varaguna
LONDON, Noon.-Consols 94}; United
States bonds 70i; Illinois Central SIT
Erie ACT.
FRANKFORT, November 6.-United
States bonds 75s.
2P. M.-Illinois Central ~; United
States bonds II; Erie a..
LIVERPOOL, Noon.-Cotton hrm
Breadstuffs quiet and steady. Corn 49S
Sd. Wheat 15s Cd; No. l Milwaukee
red lbs Cd. Barley 5a4s. Oats IS lid
Beef lips Cd. Pork rs. Bacon 52s
Cheese 52s. Petroleum spirits Is Cd
refined Is SD.
2P. M.-Cotton unchanged. Bread
stuffs unchanged. Lard 52s Cd.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, November 6.

CINCINNATI, November 6.
FLOUR-Lower and at good demand
with decline at 10 90 for extra.
WHEAT-Dull at 2 40 for No. l red
and % for No. spring.
CORN-At q fair local demand; 80 in
the ear; no demand for shelled.
OATS-Firmer at 63aG4 for No. l.
RYE-Dull at l 40.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
COTTON-Held at 164 for middling,
but the demand is light and nominal.
TOBACCO-Lower; sales of l29 hogs
heads.
WHISKY-Unchanged.
MESS P0RK-Dull at 20 OO; no sales.
and 16i for clear sides.
LARD-Dull and lower, closing at 12c
for prime.
HOGS-In demand at 6 00a6 60 per
gross and at 8 30aS so, net; receipts
400 head.
BUTTER-Firm at 35a4O for fresh
Ohio and 46a47 for New York State.
CHEESE-Firm at 14ia15.
APPLES-Plenty and dull at 2 on
al 90 per barrel.
POTATOES-Dull at 2sOa3 90 per
barrel on arrival.
SEEDS-Clover in limited demand at
l2t per pound, timothy at 2 30a2 40 per
bushel and flax dull at 90.
LINSEED OIL-Dull at 90.
PETROLEUM-Dull and lower; sales
at 4Sa50 for refined free.
GOLD-At 1881 buying.
MONEY---Market close.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
statement of the Public Debt.


, WASHINGTON, November 6.-The fol-
lowing is the statement of the public
debt, on the first Of November:
Debt bearing coin Interest," per cent.
bonds. Si,9SS, 453.50; six per cent bonds
of 1858, S14,690, 941.s0; six per cent
bonds of 1891, &, 1886, 10000; 6 per cent
bonds, 5-20s, Il, 67S. 9s1 90; Navy pension
fund, $3.50, 100000; total 81 ,77s, liz, 99l.eO.
Debt bearing currency interest," PEI
cent. bonds, $1sO, $4,000; three years
compound interest, S625, 5s9.40; three
wears 7-30 notes, S., SAG, O77.00; three per
cent. certificates, S115,60O.oo; total, s4,'
267 $500.
Matured debt and presented for pay
ment-3 year 7-30 notes due August 10,
1867, s347l1 90; compound interest
notes matured June 10, July Is, August
n and October Is, 1867, S93, l6l w;
bonds of Texas indemnity, $500 90;
treasury notes, acts of July IL, 1861, and
prior thereto, S163,66 "a; bonds of April
il, 1862, S55,0 61 Ga; treasury notes OF
March 30th, 1863, s, 6s2 40; temporary
loan, S4,185, 375 SIS; certificates of in
debtedness, $40 90; total SlS, 1897 ,53S 50.
Debt bearing no interest-United
States notes of 1857, 81, 645 "A; fractional
currency, s3O,706, 433 80; gold certifi'
Gates of deposit, Sll5,l49 90; total
S402 ,355 e..
Total debt, $2,625, SOP, s4s OF.
Amount in Treasury-Coin, 81 ,154 OBJ
currency, So, 45S0S; total $l33,995 80;
amount of debt less cash in Treasury
IS2i.9l5,0i4 so.
(Signed) HUGH MCCULLoCH,
Secretary Treasury.
The statement shows decrease IL
the debt of S3,774 81. since October LIST
Coin has increased So, 4l6 81. The
debt bearing coin interest has increased
$3.50, las so. The debt bearing currency
interest has decreased S353,06O %.
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WOOL MARKETS.
BOSTON,

The Bulletin reports the wool market
continuing depressed, with prices of
nearly ali grades ruling in favor of buy
ers. Dealers see but little prospect of a
change for the better, at least until the
season is much further advanced, and
hence are disinclined to hold on. In
the present condition of the money
market they prefer to sell even at Il
small sacrifice, rather than to run the
risk of carrying large stocks, consid-
cradle portion of which is liable to fur
Their shrinkage in value.
Manufacturers are having things all
their own way as far as the raw ma
terial is concerned, and are able to buy
the low and medium grades of domestic
fleece in lots at prices to suit themselves
rather than the sellers. If goods are
low. wool is relatively lower; and con-
sumers of the latter (at least, the pres
eut generation of them) have never
seen the time, even before the war,
when they conld 60 into the market and
buy q nice, fine, good-conditioned ar
ticle so cheap as they can at the present
time 49,
To be sure, the very choice grades of
pure Saxony wool, such as double extra
and above, are in few hands, and not
freely offered at current figures. But
these are only wanted for special pur-
poses, and aside from this speciality,
there is large stock of fine wool here,
and in all the Eastern markets, suited
to the production of these styles Of
goods which enter into general con-
sumption.
Sales of domestic for the week have
been fair, and foot up some 5000
pounds, at range OF 27a6Oc for fleece,
and 34a50c for the various grades of
pulled. Included are 5000 pounds dOu-
bio extra Ohio 6Oc; $4,000 pounds do
5Sc; $4,000 pounds No do 42!c; $4,000
pounds double extra Pennsylvania and
Ohio soc; $500 pounds coarse Pennsyl-
vania Ale; 1000 pounds fine Michigan
1Oc; 1000 pounds medium to fine do
4Oc; $500 pounds fine do 43lc; 1000
pounds medium do SOC; 5000 pounds No
do Ale: 1000 pounds do 40c; 400 pounds
medium Wisconsin 40c; 5000 lbs fine I'M
washed western, 2Sic; 5000 lbs coarse
do. &c; IL 900 lbs unwashed do, 2Sc;
20OO lbs medium do. Soc; 1000 lbs I'M
Wasncu 90, - &C, %uoO los ioM uo, oo',
$500 lbs do do, 34a36c; l,200lb medium
to coarse do, 35c; 14OO lbs medium do,
39c; 1900 lbs unwashcd do, 29ic; 200O
lbs do 20tc; 5000 lbs medium tub wash
ed, 4Oa43c; 1000 lbs do, 4lc; 1000 lbs do,
Ale; $4,000 lbs delaine selections, 45c;
10, 900 extra and double extra Virginia
on private terms; $1,000 lbs shearings,
81 !c; 1000 lbs do, 23c; 5000 lbs do, 24c;
1000 lbs, noils; 45c; 1000 lbs do, Soc.
In pulled wool the sales have been
small, including $500 lbs super. $50;
= 900 lbs do, sac; 800 lbs lambs 35c;
500 lbs super, 35c; 1000 lbs do; BIC. In
combing wool, sales 1000 lbs western,
45c; 1900 lbs do, 55c, and 1000 lbs do, soc.
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New Sorh Pres. ON the Election

New YORK, November 1.-The Tri-
bune of to-day says of three fourths of
the Republican journals published in
our city were either neutral i'll the con-
test or virtually telling their readers it
would be better for the Republican
cause to have the Republican ticket
beaten this fall. We could hardly ex-
pect to bold our own in the State or
city, but the detection in both is far
greater than could with reason have
been anticipated. To let the election
go by default, it was argued by the
trimmers and camp followers, would
crush out what they are pleased te
stigmatize as radicalism. and render
inevitable the nomination of General
Grant for President. Such considera-
tious and calculations have kept fifty
thousand voters from the polls and in
sured the overwhelming defeat of our
State ticket.
The Times says: On the State ticket
for Secretary of State &c, the vote of
New York yesterday went Democratic
by an aggregate majority OF from Il, coo
to $4,000,
The Herald says: New York with
her large financial interests declares
against the party of debt and taxation,
and rebukes the attempt to place the
Southern States of the Uhion under the
heel of African barbarism.
The World says: BY yesterdays work
the Empire State placed herself at the
head Of the noble army of common
wealths whose mission has been here
and now to stay the hands of the ar
chitectS of ruin, and whose mission
it will be in the year and the contests
that are to come TO redeem and restore
the Union and establish peace and q
representative self-government through
out oil lis borders.
The Post thinks this manifestation of
the peoples will q mere passing chas-
tisement, intended to rebuke their
faults and bring them back to modera-
ton, common sense and policy.
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Hogs i'm Chicago.

Messrs. Henry Milward u Co., in their
last Chicago Circular, state that the
past week has witnessed the commence
plent of packing of some of our largest
houses, but the interruptions have been
SO numerous, in consequence of the va
ration III the temperature, that the
business is yet far from general. The
hogs arriving are, fortunately, of SO light
a grade that much OF the danger Ofdam-
aged cure will probably be avcrted,
while they arc most available for our
packers, many of whom have sold Cum
berlauds and short middlings largely
ahead. The OLD cure of American meats
is almost entirely exhausted, and early
stuff may yet be in active demand, as,
under the most propitiOus circumstances,
q month or six weeks must elapSe before
they can be ready for smoking. The
high prices current for Enlish meats i'll
New York, and for other meats in our
home markets, induce some of our pack
ers to attempt Occurring; but as only
one of the houses was properly prepared,
and prosecuted the work at all vigor-
ouSly, the quantity now in salt cannot
be excessive. A few cold days ut the
beginning of the week led some OF our
packers TO commence the season; but as
the weather has again turned warm-
tho thermometer ranging from 80 to GO
business will have to be suspended.
Much surprise has been expressed at our
heavy receipts of hogs, and many assert
that the farmers are hurrying i'll their
stock, and that our season will be over
by the LIST of January. 1t seems proba-
BILE, however, that it is but the steady
flow which has existed all through the
past summer and autumn, and which
may be expected to continue all through
the coming year.
The receipts of hogs since the close Of
the packing season sums up 1904
head, against SD, 96S head for the cor
responding period the previous year.
The receipts of hogs for the past week
sum up 49, 1870, and the shipments p, 800,
leaving 26,99l head for packers, city
use, and number left over in pens. For
the corresponding week last year the
receipts were 1871 head, and the ship
ments S,737 head, leaving for packers,
city use, &c, 5000 head. The market
for hogs has ruled moderately active at
) 60a6 90 per 100 pounds gross during
the cold weather, but packers become
apprehensive on the slightest change
of temperature, and the market closes
dull and dragging at 3 2Oa6 90.
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NEW YORK, November D. a
COTTON-More active and a shade
firmer; sales of 1000 bales at f8i for
middling uplands. 80,
FLOuR-Receipts Il, 431 barrels; mar
ket less active and without decided
change; sales of $500 barrels at 8 10
a9 Is for superfne State and western;
Q 65a1O so for extra State; 8 35al3 90 for
extra western; 975a13 90 for round hoop
Ohio: 10 OOa16 90 for st. Louis. Cali
fornia heavy; sales of $50 sacks at IL so
a13 O5. Rye -four; sales of 300 barrels
at z 00a9 90.
WHISKY-Quiet.
WHEAT-Receipts 1879; market
less active at 1a2c lower; sales Of 60, 600
bushels at 2 Is for No. 3 spring; 2 % for
No. 2 do; 81 for No. do; 2 80 for am
Der Wisconsin; "a for amber State:
RYE-Firmer; sales of 5000 bushels
western at 60.
BARLEY-1c better; sales of $4,000
bushels at / 40a1 Alt for western; l Goa
l 81 for choice Canada West; SIT for
prime Canada East, deliverable up the
river.
MALT-Dull; sales 1880 bushels.
PEAS-Canada l 40 in bond.
CORN-Receipts 122, 439 bushels; mar
ket 1c lower; sales of 1900 bushels at
| 341a1 Sc for mixed western.
OATS-Receipts l66, 463 bushels; mar
ket 2a3c higher; sales of $4,000 bushels
at 77a8Oc for western, closing at about
the latter price.
WOOL-Quiet and without decided
change; sales of 100000 pounds at ga
SOC for domestic fleece.
LEATHER-Sole lower at 25a29c for
Buenos Ayres light weights.
COAL-Unchanged.
RICE-Dull and scarce.
COFFEE-Firm.
SUGAR-Firm with n fair business;
sales of 325 hogsheads Cuba at 12al2sc,
and 100 boxes Havana at llsal4 l-2c.
MOLASSES-Dull and heavy.
HOPS-Quiet.
PETROLEUM-Quiet; IA for crude;
3O1 for refined in bond.
PORK-Opened heavy and closed
firmer; sales 1850 barrels at ~ 75a2l w
for mess. closing at 81 90 for regular
and 10 50a25 90 for prime.
BEEF-Heavy; sales l25 barrels at
previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-Dull; sales so barrels
at % O0a29 90.
BACON-Quiet; sales $50 boxes city
Cumberland cut for December at III.
CUT MEATS-Quiet; sales l65 pack
ages at 1ltal2tc for shoulders and l5a
lie for hams.
LARD-Dull; sales 500 barrels at 12s
a13tc; small lots at l3s.
BUTTER-Steady.
CHEESE Heavy at 11a15!.
LATEST p. NJ.
FLOUR-Closed quiet and steady.
WHEAT-Dull at 2 15a2 l6 for No. 3
spring; 2 21a2 % for No. 2 do, and 2 26a
2 81 for No. do.
RYE-Quiet at 60 for western.
OATS-Quiet and firm at 70 l-2aSoc
for western.
CORN-Dull at "a 1-2a1 50 l-2 for
good to prime mixed western.
PORK-Quiet and firm at Il OOa2l III
for mess, cash and regular.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATS-Dull and dropping.
BACON-Quiet and steady.
LARD-Dull at 13a14c for fair to
prime steam and kettle rendered.
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BY THE CUBAN CABLE
by Telegraph to the Register.l

HAVANA, November 5.-An official dis
patch from the. Superintendent Of the
Royal Mail Steamship Company at st.
Thomas to the British Consul of this
city says: All property of the company
has been destroyed by the terrible tor
nado on the 29th of October. The
steamer Rhone was lost on Peter Island,
and the Wye on Buck Island, the Ca
nary went ashore on Tortola Island, and
the Jerwent at st. Thomas, and the
Solent aud Tyne we're dismantled at the
same time at st. Thomas, and are all in
completes ruins. Fifty vessels are
ashore. The loss of life has been very
great and the destruction of property
immense. All the officers and engineers
of the Rhone, and all others on board,
were lost. Forty persons were saved
from the Wye, including Captain Tay-
lor and Mr.. Hodgerson. OF the passen-
gers on board of the regular steamer for
Southampton, which had sailed with
$50, only IL were saved. A French
steamer was also damaged and lost.
The number of other vessels that re-
ceived injuries is very large.
Late advices from Mexico state that
it is momeDtarily expected that a revo-
luton would break out in that Republic
for the overthrow of Juarez.
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An Army OF More than Five
Thousand Onice-HOlders

Are consuming your substance and hoS. q
other hungry eXpeGtRnts arc gathering hke
vultures, 10 banquet upon the yitals Of pros
trate State.
Your public buildings are sinking dollars ~
the hundred thousand, with no apparent result
Your Lunatic Asylum has already tHl0so'
a third more than the original estimate lag W
whole, and the first wing Is not yet comps'tof
At the present rate, more than one milh0n o.
dollars will DO consumed Ia what ia nothing lss'
than stupendous fraud, at which your puoN
servants are Conniving.
The PeniteBtiary wasexpected 70 he Buiii ~l
SlCs 90, but through the incOInPetehry miI
planned 10, nearly four times as much malefiS
will ke required as was originally intended Anl
the expense Of the building will be little ,hgn
of Ons million dollars. Other operations 0i p1e
lie men show n similar disregard Of your ihiei.
est. Many Of them are mere schemes Of Pfl'Ae
benefit and public robbery.
Not single Radical journal Of the staH "a
uttered a word Of denuncihtion Of those % shy
other public wrongs. To the RgGnrEE bcig.p
almost the exclusive honor 81 chAmplopihg ~ ~
popular cause against the outrages 81 ou's
plunderers. In pursuance Of ~ purpo-s "
HINT down corruption and cOrrupuoil''s, 20
REGISTER will lay before the people w.
startling facts concerning the outlay o. 80 80.
funds upon public works. The most eDPrI'-
frauds are known 10 have been psrpepst"l 80
every tax. payer has an interest In Their n','i,k
ment We cali upon the people 70 steoNa '''
support us In our effort.