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Sieth Prize.

one residence lot adjoining above, also 8,
feet. Valued at $50.
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OF 1q q55Hi III Z. FL EcHoLs. STATE Treasurer.
PREMIUMS FROM $50 TO $4,000

In the Three Preliminary Distributions and
Grand Scheme, there VIII be distributed %
Premiums, amounting 10 S253950 in 1900 certin,
Gates
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Flre and Rurglar Proofsafes-
$500 bxs. French window. GIa.s.

Imported direct. and sor sale by
aaa oRGiLL BROS AGO.
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= -Ur vv.orRs or TUF APPEAL-

IN THE HEADERS OF TIE AFEEAA-
The constantly enlargins circulation of the
APPEAL. and the generous support given 20
botb the Daily and Weekly issues by city and
country, assure the proprietors Of the general
approyal by the public OF is course since II
came into their hands.
It's Past is the pledge it offers for the Futafe'
II will continue to endeavour, In accordance
with the motto which it has adopted 70 Say
those things only tina are true and honest A.
has but q single Client, the People OF the souln'
and II will endeayor 70 advise is readers
wisely. In that it may often fall BUTTS oplh-
IONS shall always be honest and CONSCIENTIOUS
At least.
T5ose to whom its conduct is entrusted VIII
continue 10 endeavor to make the APPEAL &C
.srrable 70 its readers, and desirable as a me-
ANN for advertising. The Masonic column
VII hereafter appear every Saturday and on
every sunday reading appropriate to that day
and the proprietor hope, by close attention 10
tba affairs OF the papers n ONCE, to stii en-
-fts it TO the support and confidence OF the
Dso,le. on which alone Il depends.
JOHN 3. C. HOGAN q Cd.
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SRerIf''s Sale.

I WILL Off for sale, to the highest bidder.
IA cash, at The door OF the Circuit Court-
house, in the city Of Memphis, Shelby county.
state OF Tenne see. on the 18th day OF Septem.
Der, 1867. within the usual hours, the following
described real estate, as the property Of f
Titus, 10 satisfy an execution In favor OF n. i
Ray, use Of Commercial Bank OF Kentucky
issuei from the Circuit Court at the Nav Term
1867, judgment 9Th day OF October, 1865. Tor
sixty-hve hUndre and thirty-nine 5000 dol
lars and costs, to-wit The east end OF LOT rs
on the north side Of Jefferson street and on
the west side of Center alley, fronting about 40
feet on Jefferson street and 74< feet on Center
alley, with a four-stCry brick building thereon:
also, on lot 402 at the corner, on the south side
Of Market street and east side OF Third Street.
being 1851 feet square,, with the block Of three
story residence tenements thereon; also. on
subdivision 10 Of country lot 40, at the corneT
on the south side Of Market street and the east
side of the first alley east OF Third street. being
about 100 feet front on Market street and q
depth OF about 100 feet on the east side or said
alley, being the residence property OF de6end-
ant, r. T tus, all being in the city OF Memphis.
shelby county and state OF Tennessee. a. laid
o. the maps and plans OF said citv,
P. N. WINTERS, sheriff.
By J. H. SWAN, Deputy Sheriff
August "a, 1867. ans 5t-fp20d
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No. E7-State OF Mississippi Five thousand
Dollars, State Treasury, Jackson
Received OF W. d. Lyles, President, etc, per
B. White, the sum OF Five Thousand Dollars
in full Of Auditors receipt warrant No II
dated July IS. AL. 1867, in his favor, on account
OF University Of Mississippi, under sth section
OF Act OF February 10. 1867, entitled an Act In
cooperating the Mississippi Agricultural. Edu-
catiOnal and Manufacturing Aid Society.
Given under my hand and seal at office this
18th Of July, AID,
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Ninth Prize:

Lot No. s, IN Hays subdivision, Memphis
Size I02xi53 feet. A beautiful building lot
Valued at 5000.
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Nom Resident Notice.

Chancery Court, District of Memphis.
James n. Proviue, Trustee W. II. Sneed and
Washington Bond. VS. Mary Jane Locke
Charles, Mary, William and Joseph Locke
James BOwdOin ct al
IN this cause It appearing from afidavft on
Il nle that Mrs. &. N. Locke, Joseph Locke, ir.
- Ross, Whose christian name IL unknown,
and Louisa, his wife; Ella ard EuenOrAh
Locke, and James BOWdOin Locke, are non.
residents Of the State OF Tennessee;
1t is therefore ordered, That they enter their
appearance herein, and plead, answer or de-
muir TO com p~laiuants' bill. or or before the
drst Monday in October, 1867, or the same will
be ts ken for confessed as Tn them, and set for
hearing sI pdTte. IL Is further ordered thai a
CODY Of this order be published once a week for
four successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal,
a newspaper published in the city OF Mem
phis.
Attest A. ASTON, Clerk.
BY r j. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Hallum & Washington, solicitors for comps.
augG law4w'
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Premiums Paid WIIhout deduction.

e. Certificates may be purchased from OF
ordered through any OF the SOcietyfs Agents,
or ordered direct from this Office.
All orders and communication by mail or
express will receive prompt attention.
Certificates may be ordered through the Com
pany's Agent, LEON. TROUSDALE, No. ~
Main street, Memphis, Tenn up stairs.
W. d. LYLES, President.
ALBERT SANDEL, Secretary. au&t deli
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SECOND DAY.

FIRST RACE-GAYOsO HOUSE STAKE
Mile heats for all ages, so entrance. GayOso
House 70 add 800. Three or more 70 I'll the
AXE.
SECOND RACE-Two mile dash. purse 500.
Free for all ages Entrance SIS.
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OUR LIST OF PRIZES.
The First and Capital Prize.

Col. NJ. @. GanOWays valuabie residence,
corner Of Court and Yhird street,, Memphis,
one block only nom the center or the city, and
in the Vicinity Of al the Federal, state and
County Offices. Lot 81 feet front BY $50 deep.
Valued at $4,000.
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FOURTH DAY.

FIRST RACE-ovERToN HOTEL STAKE.
Nile heats for horses owned IN Shelby county,
September ], ls5z. Entrance $50. play or pay.
Overton Hotel 70 add $50. Three or more %
al, % name and close 18Th September, ls67.
SECOND RACE" BANKERS PURSE
Three mile heats for all ages. Purse 5000. En-
trance $50. Three OF more to MI. Eztrance
moEey TO 90 70 the second horse.
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LaSallette Academy.
Education

THE LaSa' lette Academy, on Third street
l. conducted by the Sisters OF st. Agnes, Will
be opened for reception OF externs on MON
DAY, THE2JO OF SEPTEMBER. aus 8W
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2d Preliminary Distribution, Oct. IS, '67.
Sd Preliminary distribution, Nov. IS, 4
GRAND SCHEME, DEC. III, '67,
! lOo0 Premiums amountIna ID.
Whole Certificates, 80; FIr-t Instalment, Sla
Have SIC First Instalment, 50 81.
nnarfar- gfQa Efrgf fugfaTnnanr a. *

Quarters, sl8; First Instalment, 50 Is.
Take notice that certificates are 10 be paid for
in iRstalments Of twenty-five per cent. OF the
whole sum for the FIRST, second and Third Pre-
nminaTy DISTRIBUTIONS and Grand Scheme.
The whole amount may be paid at once, II
preferred. By this plan II viii be seen that the
savings Of a fraction over ten cents per day,
during the month, VIII purchase a Quarter
Certificate, and keep The same renewed
throughout the whole series, II not drawn out
in first, second or third preliminartes.
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SELECT French and English School for Girls,
- Mrs Annie Chambers K~etchum, Principal,
~ Poplar street The Fall Session will open
n the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
The number OF pupils is limited, and ali are
under the personal care and instruction OF the
PRINCIPAL. aug I'm
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HERwAEpo. MISS. Juusl Is lssz
]. N. HALL Clerk

The Prizes drawn on this occasion numbered
Forty-seven, and com prised lOtsln the vicinity
or Memphis, Tenn, COrinth, Miss, and Her
nand0, Miss, deeds to which have been made
20 the lucky ucket-hOlderS. For this the Sec
Ond Drawing, however, we are able to Gner cur
patrons still more attractive Inducements TO
interest themselves in our scheme. From 3
lengthy list Of property much OF which has
already been advertised to the public, we select
5he following:
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Attention. Sir Knights

THE stated C~onclave Of Cyrene
L Commandery, No. 4, OF Knights N
TemplRr," will be held in their Asy-NX
lum, Trent street, On Monday Eyen- w
ing. August 18th, at s o'clock
Visiting sir Knights are fraternaily invited
By order Of JOHN TENT,
Il. Commander.
N. ]. WIGGrN. Recorder. ans II
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MEMPHIS
ASSOCIATION COURSE
FALL MEETING 1857.
TUE FALL MEETING OVER THIS COURSE
L VIII commence on the
FIRST MONDAY In NOVEMBER
AND
SIX DAYS.
TUE FALL MEETING OVER THIS COURSE
l. viii commence on the
FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER
CONTINUE SIX DAYS.
FIRST DAY.

FIRST RACE-"NURSEBY sTAKE"-We
the subscribers, agree % run a sEsspstaks
Race over the Memphis Association Course, At
the Fan Meeting, 1887, wiki Colts and Finiss,
two years old, one mile dash, rs subscription,
play or pay the Association TO add O0-three
or more 70 al the stake, % name and close on
the 18th September 1857. -l 10
SECOND RACESGREEN STAKE'-Mue
heats for untried thrss-ysar oldA 50 entranee,
play or pay. Association 70 give 500. Three
or more 10 MI the stake, 70 name and close the
18Th seDtember LIZ
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FIFTH A

THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TURF
CONGRESS STAKE-Four mile heats Sub
iect TO the regulations which the eommlttee
appointed BY the Turf Congress may adopt.
The Memphis Association TO add $1,000.
SIXTH DAY.
FIRST RACE-sALOON Nile
heats, three best In i've. Free for all axes.
Purse $500. Entrance SO. Second korse to get
the entrance money
SECOND REORGANIZATION STAKE.
Mile heats for beaten horses that have been run
at this meeting. Entrance 80. Purse $40.
The Pool seller 70 add SI0G. Horses to be han
dicapped by q COMMITTEES appointed by the
President. A d GIBSON,
jyD 6Od Acting Secretary.
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Tickets IS each. May be had OF. OF or5erei
through, any OF the ~C0mpanyfs agents, az ne
Central Agency Memphls, Tenn, or OF Col.
James strain, fernando, His,
Stockholders, Directors and Oncers Of the
Company are prohibited rom purchasing or
holding tickets in any OF The drawings rhe
and sale OF real estate between property mold
ss and the general public. Je6 In
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WANTED

A YOUNG LADY WISHES A HOME IN A
pleasant family for a few months, where
her services as SeamStress would be a recon-
psnse for board. No objections to the country.
Best OF References given. Address Della, APP
peal office. 8au25 II
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St. Agnes Academy.

THE Fall Term and thirty-third Session OF
l the ~. Agnes Academy, Will open on
Monday, the and Of September.
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4 GOOD ~L0TESTMENT.

administrator Of the est ate NJ IL.
"a deceased. I wish 20 disV Use Or aitber 49,
or hhs entire interest as Sol Z Iessae ~ 49, -
sissippi State P-enitentiary. NJ hr,fba-gI.I.
continues for Ii years, urder an act ~ fbs =
islat1re OF the state. bly, Object in oss-S,g
sell this Lease. either in whole or in mai is -
relfevs myself Of the resronsfbnftv ~ De-sons1
attention 70 the management OF me bnsiDsss
which musL. OF course, center at Jackson ~
state Capital, ana to be properly Controlled
EOuld require my mmedia.s aud eonSfanf a.
pervtkion 1 am a merchant, have a famfiv-
and am REEMANENTLY located At Oxford Mis-
and am otherwise so situated mat eannot
give the Immense interest growing out OF this
Lease that attention which 10 deserves. There
are at this time about two hundred convfetE Ia
the PsnitsntiarY. For particulars address me
at Oxford, Miss
W.LLYLEs Admir-, etc.
REFERENCES.
Gov. B. g. Humphreys, Ex- Once. Jackson,
Miss.
Gen. A. N. West, President Miss. Cent.
GaIsfeath- stewart q Co. Memphis.
Petty q SaWyers, Mobile, Ala
GiIaSpie q Gates, New Orleans.
Tom q Sam Henderson, New Crlesna.
Col. Donald. State Superintendent, Jaekso,
Msj. z. A. Philips, superintendent for Les
sees.
Avalanche COPY. au3 DIN
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Serenth Prize.

A most valuable manufacturing site with a
perpetual fall OF 81 feet Of water, situated in
Winston county, Alabama, with l6O acres OF
land. Valued al sl0OO9.
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THIRD DAY

mile heats. Free for all ages. Purse $500. En-
trance so.
SECOND RACE-Thrse mile dash for all ages.
so entrance. Three or more to start AssOeia-
ton 70 add SOL. Second horse % save his en-
I franea mnuav
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OsT OR MISLAID-
ATTENTTONI

A Leather Poeket-BOOk, containing Letters
Photographs, Tickets. etc. A suitable reward
will be paid to the hnd by leaving it at The
Ofice Of Benton & Maclsan. y Madison street
aug25 81 DUNCAN MACLEAN.
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GRAND FENIAN PIC NC Of the Robert
" Emmett Circle r. B.. to be given at the
head Of Vance street, on Wednesday, the 18th
instant, in honor of the union of the Brother
hood in Europe and America.
n. B--The members OF the Circle are notified
to meet at their Hail, csrner Jackson and Main,
on Tuesday evening, TO make arrangements for
the Pic Me. By order Of the Centre,
aug& it Capt. CONLON.
-
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DIRRCroRS-E N. Apperson, lessee W.
Psge, JE. Wm. l. Vance, A. 7. Lacy, G. j. Sci
den. M. Kelley, Howell e. Jackson, Geo. N.
Bartlett, J. II. Hartley, ]. ]. Peres, w. N.
Akin, J. NJ. Heating.
The mutual system has deseryedly become
the most popular mode Of insurance in the
United States, and is the one embraced BY
those best informed upon the snh5ect, andeWho
appreciate and desire security, perpetGity and
economy. In q purely mutual company the
assured derives al the advantages which can
be realized from an insurance, and at the low
est rates, OF exact cost, paying no tribute or
profits TO the pr0prietors or stockholders for,
perhaps, ai inadequate capital or security.
CheapneSs combined with security. and a GER
Gsintv Of accomplishing the object in view
are the essential elements sought for. and they
may be found emineptly existing in a vel
conducted mutual Auparties tns1ring In this
company become members OF the company
and are directly intrusted IN its success. Cab
Al The Office Of the company for full informa-
ton. whereby all real estate insurers can save
PITY Der cent. Of their Insurance account.
OFTfcB: Up Stairs in 0DD FELLOWS HALL.
Entrance on North Court street. au25 sn
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NEW ADvERTIsEM'Ts

THE WARDENS and SECRETA-
i RIES Of south Memphis, Angerona, "a
Leila Scott and Hamilton Lodges, are
hereby notified to attend a meeting OF NV
the above Lodges, TO be held this after-|
noon, at the Hall OF South Memphis Lodge, at
4C'clOck p N.
Past Masters and members in good standing
are fraternally invited to attend.
BY order OF
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Chartered By an Act OF the Legislature OF Mis-
sissippi, passed February 10, 1857.


THE following receipt from the State Treas
L urer exhibits the fact that the society has
paid into the state Treasury the sum Of Five
University.
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Fourth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property
25xl00 feet very available for residence an
desirably located. valued at 500,
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Cottage Residence, 5 rooms; lot IaxI7G feet
on Borland avenue, near Memphis aud
Charleston railroad, near corporation line.
Valued at S4O0O.
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FIFTH Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above prope
&xl00 feet. Valued at SSOc.
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AUGUST, 1867.

THE First Drawing, which took place a. Her
Il nandO, Miss, on the 18th inst, was attended
with unusual success, when it Is emembered
that but "a few weeks elapsed rom the incep-
ton OF the enterprise TO that event $1,000
worth Of tickets having been sold, a Ike
amount OF property was drawn for, under the
supervision OF gentlemen selected by the ticket
holders presents. The utmost harmony and
good feeling pervaded those present, and, as
viii be seen from the subiotned certificate Of
the Managers, the arair was conducted TO 8
close in a most gratifying and satisfactory
4
HERNANDo, MISS, June IS, 1857.
We hereby certify that the above report Of
the First Drawing Of The Southern Asylum is
correct, and that the proceedings were charac-
termed by aspirit Of fairness and business I'M
surpassed BY any Drawing OF which we have
any knowledge. The Managers OF the Com
pany placed the tickets and wheels under our
sole management and control
Signeds J. b. MORGAN,
ROBERT TEMPLE,
v. A. MERRIWETHER,
". W. CAMPTON,
M MAGENENT,
JOHN AINSLIE
Committee.
]. N. HALL Clerk.
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TO
SHIPPERS AND CONSIGhEES.
LINE.
Fast Freight & Cotton Express.

THE attention Of Shippers and C-onsignees is
Il solicited TO the superior Inducements CT
fered by this line for speedy and cheap trans
portatiOn OF Freight between Boston. New
York, and points East to Memphis and the
Southwest. Freight shipped nom New York
10 Memphis ~
With but One Transfer,
Connecting at ST. Louis with q Daily Line OF
First Class Packets for Memphis.
As a Cotton Express this line Is unrivalled,
making as quick time and giving as low rates
as any other route or line. For Through Rates
and Bills Ladtng apply to
fLEM. CALVERT. Agent,
N. B-The Diamond Line assumes an rjsks
on freight in transit usually covered by the
underwriters thus making this line All rail "a
far as insurance is concerned. aus I'm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-07

Proof that the medicsl pro-
fession iskee hold OF Hof'e
Malt Extract Beverage OF
Health.
Dr. Gordon speaks highly
il. Al the suggestion OF
d. Gordon OF this city. we
wish ,ou 10 ecni us, etc lfcl-
lows order. Dir. Gordon
speaks highly oft, and will
prescribe Il in his practice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Invisible EsOisOns.

The Medcis and the Borlins fortified their systems
with powerful antidOtes n,anst The subtle pO;sons
with which they used 10 destroy their enemies and
which they seared might day be employed
a "a nst Themselves There invisible rotsons, al
ruu-t "a deadly AGAINST which few ous think Of ia
i ug anS precautions. These baues IN the air
when the atmosphere Ia sarcharged with them, 90 il
sometimes il at this season. epidemic 'eyefs cnsnc
The Summer which has just clesed has lie n most
remarkable orr. The amount O. rain thar has fall .
has been enormous a.i the c,hslstion- from thu so
have hecn, snl are, dense and copious almost beyond
eyat.p'e. These exhalation. exercise pernicions
influence the vital powers, and prcdispose the
system 20 disease. EvcryThere people are com
planning of UNITS ial debility. las-ituie aud depress
ion. These symptoms are generally foserunners o.
an cp:ir1n e. Combat them early before they lapse
iuto something worse-with HOSrETTER'S STOM-
l. ii BIT ERS, the most effective antdote to ma
l,ris that the yesctabe kingdom has ever yielded
lts operation i threeo,d,- invgoratnc, derurative
and antiblou- Free from any Ingredient that ID in
the slghtcst degree deleterious To health. ANA con
timing the Juices and extracts of the rarest medien,
herbs, II is immeasurabiy superior. rs defer sive
rcpsration. TO other tonic herbal or mineral -
yresert used in medical practice. course OF Hos
LETTERS BIT Frs Ia. humsnls speaking. a Per
feet ssfcc uard against intermittent aud reient 10
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Platform adopted Dy she Feo-
Isless leRrlH SENT. n. 1867.

WaHgzAs. We have met In Convention 10 consul;
and a5yi-c about, and give proper expression v yu
iews upon the more Important questions which o.
snand our attention - citizens 81 the mon a Wi
Is 81 our State therefore. Be *
krsoLyEo Tia. we present 20 orr i,ioS .', 80
the following the principles of the feo2le faftg
~ Iowa aud invite the hearty CO operation u al
fresgaen irrespective Of former party ties and pref
:, rsfi-.ss In he support OF tnts our Piauvrms
~, The high protective tariff now 10 force i in
orion. fa the material interests OF the country.
oppressive aud discriminating agan-t the mssscs
and favvrine the few. We favor speedy return 10
I'd. We consider the National deb, as a saeTcd OBJ
iission, for which the honor and integrity OF the
Union stands pledged, and no violation 81 which
should be attempted OF suffered. We insist. how
cvcr tina, the should be converted a. speedily
a may be, into uniform taxable bonds.
Sd We look upon labor Ne the great eourec of all
national wealth and prosperity, TO which National
aud State Legislation extend proper snd pie
protection We are In favor. therefore Of an equal
distribution OF the burdens Of Aon IA ak Ing capl
ia ~ contribute lie full share to thr necessary
nae and aholirhing all exemptions in lie favor
sih- We are In favor % re. admitting the states
lately In rebellion against the General Government
into the Union. nj hs early day ss due regard TO
the public afrty and their ability TO succerrfui.
ly administer aud cnforo, the laws will permit. Ana
Ne look TO the Legislative branch nf the Government
- all proper steps Ia thrt direction.
hih. We favor rcfrcnchmeni ara the stric'est A.
caght-hiy III all the branches % the public .rrvoe
aud viii support tie election - prefcfmeni - ~
man 1eho ~ net honest. competent and attached g
fHe principles 81 tie Consultation.
tth. We. again, acknowledge aud asscrt the csiin-
- our soldiers aud salors. They deserve wei 0
tEsif lrntr, aud have earned more thAn empty lro
isa-ious 81 n nations gratitude.
sth. ~ in-i-t ihai the questioa % Impartial SUI
irAge ~ -nbmticd 10 The vote Of thu people % oui
general = ton IN The year sos.
eth W demand tina, the present Prphlh.for! -
qaar Law he repealed aud iadir.ou. License II"
,utettd, tdus regulating mud dimn-hing the esi
oi iHiefnprraner, which the prevailing law hai
vaigly rnaca,ored To appross. The liberal fryeu'
10 he real zcd from fhis system % 20 towards m
slFport and improvement 81 our public schools
'uf committee. hfi"r fAii cancellations, vnuh
S.r recpmmen G the adoption 81 The foliov ng reso
.ttf.us
Hstasrsf. That ~ do not consider II advisable. n
IT, present time u prcseui stat" ueket ~ is'
s1ppprt 81 ire People, Party lensin. i % our 'rei'
IA zach county Ia adopt such policy ~ regard !.
thr pending election. may BE- thought h'-' Tor IN
promotion and fnsl succ.s- Of our eanse
Rssotrsd ThAt = State Central Committee, 10 con
sst 81 one member from each t1ngresssona District
he appointed fpf the enruing year.