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internal miscreautsA a. these3 Their day
Is near, II Justice relgus supreme And
il will be a bitter onewhen it comes. To
soft-solder such rogues and yield to them
now the Language Of common respect due
to men Of any moderate worth, would be
to become particeps criminis with them.
The inmates Of the penitentiaries should
be warned against their evil example.
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Committee of Arrangements.
TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS. Colonel John 9. Fizer, Colonel
]. II, Edmond on, Colonel w.. T. Taylor. Col.
NJ. Y. Perkins, Colonel W. Duff, 4 "A. Lit
Teton. ESQ" N ~ hughes Esq 70 Ras,s y.
Captain Jack Horne, Colonel NJ. c. galloway,
General Albert Pike, NJ; 9. Pierce. Esq.. CAPT.
G. r. Tayler, ]; 4. Clarkscn. ESQ; Colonel X.
Looney; General >; Z, Anderson nm MaJ9r LUIGI
Hill, A. j. Wheeler, of Shelby county.
BoLIvIR.-CeloHel Marsh Polk, CAPTAIN Gas.
Fleming. Geo. M. Duggan. Esq, Moses Par
RowsvrLLE.-Col. DUO worth, Ed. Reed.
STANTON DEPoT.-N Nathan Adams.
Mason DEPor.-r. n. Williams, P. Tobin-
LAGRANGE. General, A.. ]. VAUGHN, Baker
soMkRviIIE.-Jas Puliiam. Cecil G. Moore,
General j ohm L. 4. sneed. Page W. Finney.
Esq, Colonel S. R. Moseby.
ALABAMA.
FLoRENcE.-Dr. Lindsay.
TusCUMBrA.-Captain Keller.
HuSTsvILLE.-Captain ID. IL. Todd.
ARKANSAS.
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Major McCabe.
MISSISSIPPI.
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HERN NDo.- Major Chalmers, DR.. Bynum.
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@&TO THE PUBLIC.
ARRANGEMENTS will be made to seat 10000
persons. 1t viii be necessary to procure tick
cts to prevent confusion. Money will not be
taken at the gate. Arrangements have been
made with the Superintendent OF the Mem ohis
and Charleston railroad to run trains every if
teen minutes. Fare, round trip. twenty cents.
MULE RACE.
After the contest of the Knights, there will
be a Mule race. Entrance, %. Free for all.
The entrance money to be divided, two-thirds
for the first out and the remaing third for the
second.
LANCE AND SABER EXERCISE.
Previous to the Mule contest, there will be a
grand display of Lance and Saber exercise on
horseback aud on foot, by Captain Van, show
ing the mode eff using those weapons to the
greatest adv .ntage.
Tickets to be had at the different Hotels at
81 each, TO all parts of the grounds.
Tho exercises will commence at 10 o'clock,
precisely. =.
Those DESTROYS of entering as contestants
will make application to the Secretary, Front
street, at A. Vaccaro Il Co.'s. on or before the
day previous to the Tournament.
fe3 JAMES COLEMAN, Grand Marshal.
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city of elizabeth uud"r ana By rtue oi me pr
visions of the act ,ntilcd. An act 10 revive and
amend the Chprter OF The 5iiy a. flz1DGln. aP-
drov-d March iii. Isl'a 10 Older and canSe sew
Il IL l.- {, Instructed aid luis; 10 Martin ~.feei,
from Port elr,,a IL c0nHect Width sewer IA Slhltn
street.
such persons A. may object thereto are reqnes
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DATED Elizabeth December 10. 1868.
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For the issue Of city bonds to provide for the
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DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
3 That II is the intention Of the City
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virtue OF The proVisiOns Of an act entitled San
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STREET SCENE. The other day pass
ing along Military street, in front Of
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confederate soldier standing by his
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the i,aiIned rebel, With the fire of bat
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Attention, battalion =
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Then not satisfied with the pace ''at
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proved March 4th,.1SG} to orderaId cause q dams
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err to be constructed and built IA Clinton -treet,
from Third street to the summit.
such persons a. may object thereto are rcques-
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liy order Of the City Council
L. II. HIGGINS. Street Commissioner.
Dated, Elizabeth, December 49, 1869.
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To The ordinance relating 30 .treetsahd highways
T1E It ordained nv tn Mayor and City Council
ID ef the city %. Elizabeth
section l. That the lime for the Fli2ahethtOwIl
Gas Light Company and the Eliznhcthiown Wat
er Company TO of.en streets III the city Of EiiZ
beth for the purpose OF laying thei. piper Is here
by extended TO december 10 1865
Passed November IS, 1868.
T. WILEY, President of City Council.
j. SEIpLE, City Clerk.
App owed November is 1868.
23n9 Pm IL. GREER. Mayor.
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Council the City OF Elizabeth, under and BY
virtue Of the provisions OF aa aet' entitled AN
act to revise and amend the charter OF III. city OF
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street, 70 be regulated, Graded, eurbed and gut
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such persons rs may object thereto to present
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BY order orthe City Council
l.. II. HIGGINS, Street Commissioner.
Dated, Elizabeth, December 49, 1868
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Passed November f., ISIS.
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}. SErLE. Clerk City Council.
Approved NoI embIrlS. lSiS.
23n2 Pr il GREER, Mayor.
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4 BEAUTIFUL INCIDENT. A gentle
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Flizubcth. Nov 10 1865. melville
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fnr tbs masses i shs spd og shciF Haan-
sial aalisys
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pr.
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