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MordaY, the 2Ath dsY Of ApriI. Is7O.

Ir front of the County Courtroom, in the
q y of Memphis, between the hours of 10 and
II O'Clock m, proceed to sell, to the highest
ider, for cash, at public auction, the follow
! property, described in said deed of trust to-
IA tract of land situate IN Shelby county,
Aessee, about one mile more or less south
IA ten Q6) and eleven 1I), ofLofand's Tract,
= ii designated upon the map of said tra1s,
made by ]. II. Humphreys, and bopnaed as
follows, To-Elt:
Beginning at a point two hundred and fifty
feet from the intersection of shepherds av-
enue with Trtgg avenue, and running south
$40 feet; thence west, parallel with Trtgg aY-
avenue; thence along Trigg avenue $50 feet TO
the beginning-esch of the lots herein con-
veyed Maintaining two 3-IO0 acres of land;
but deducting and reserving from said lots
TTigg avenue, which is dedicated thorough
fare. 1 viii convey only such title to the
above described property, az l. vested in me
as Trustee. WIN. JOINER,
March l9. $50. Trustee.
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COTTON.

The market Eas more active, and
though somewhat irregular, ruled strong.
sales since last evening were 1887 bales,
OF which the bulk was at 3 bssls Of Z249
22lkc for Middlings, and dc for Strict
Good Ordinary. Good style Of Low Mid
dIings cannot be bought at less h &c.
sales Of inferior cotton were at lS9l6c.
The principal operation was 900 Liverpool
BIiddlings at &Hc.
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corros IN NEW E


NEW ORLEANS, April p, ? p.m.-COt-
ton. demand fair and prices firm at Z2A9
2ZKc. sales, 1900; receipis, 1870; exports,
6U73 bales.
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person who furnishes oysters or
other refreshments, as they may be
called for, including only such as have
licensed retail shops, in addition to
their retail license for liquors, per
annnrl
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Sale on Monday, May
z, 1870,

sOS6-Chancery Court of Memphis.-W. H.
Cherry, Admir-, VS.. ]. B. Mercer ct al.
DY virtue of an tnterlocutory decree in this
ID cause. I will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, in frc1St Of the Clerk and
Masters office, in the SFy of Memphis, Ten
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NOTICE.

ia meeting OF the President and Direct
n ors of the Shelby County Turnpike COM
Dany. held April 18th, II was unanimously
RssaIred. That calls be made upon the sub
seribers to this Turnpike, payable as follows:
Ten per cent--...-.---..-..--psyRble May 1sR
Ten per csut.,.-...-.--.-~-payable May 18th.
ap3eSuS j. q. JOHNSON, Secretary.
I FVN.
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TRUSTEES SALE


DIV virtue OF a deed o ust executed 10 me
ID b. Charles LOhand, January 10th, 1858,
to secure certain debts therein specified
and registered in the Registers once
of Shelby county, State of Tennessee, in Book
No. 6S. pages 50, 81 and 50, l will. on
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AdmIniafrafnr's Nntina,

HAVING qualified as administrator of the
III estate OF Pleasant Mosby, deceased, no.
tice Is hereby given to all parties indebted to
said estate 20 come forward and make pay
ment; and those holding claims against ii TO
present them. duly authenticated, within the.
time prescribed by law. 7
CHAA Il. DORION, JR., Admir-.
March Is. lS70. mhl5l
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or other vehicle, drawn by ohe horse,
and not including carriers of paSsep-
gers or baggage, running for hire. for
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April p, 5 pm.-COtton
arm and prices unchanged. Sales, 1900
bales; export and speculation, 1000 bales.
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owner Of the vehicles mentioned
in the last paragraph, drawn by two
horses, aud running for hire, for each,
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Great Bargains for Ladies
IN MILLINERY 0

Ladies' who wish to purchase, will do wei 70
call and see our large stock Of imported BOP
dollars each. Also, thousand Misses
school Hats at one dollar eseh-
M. YARCEY & CO,
182 NAN STKEETs
mhH Second door north of washington.
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Monday. Nav 2. 1870,


Within legal hours, the following property,
to-Wit:
Lying and being in the county Of Shelby
n State Of Tennessee, and in the city of
Memphis: Beginning at a stake 2 chains and
90 inks south of John Orders southwest
corner on Rayburn street; thence east II
chains and 81 links to the alley between said
Order and David Posts premises; thence
south with the west boundary Of said alley 6
chains and 7 links tp a stake; THENCE vest to
a stake on the east boundary line of Ray
burn; thence north to the beginning, cQu-
tanning about acres, being lot No. II Of Nc
IGNORES subdivision of Fort Pickering.
This tract has been subdivided into y lots
NQe 5, 8 and 7 Of which have heretofore been
SCI "a plan n diagram of which can be
y at the ONCE of the Clerk and Master.
T ESf this property-lot No. Sis highly inn
y lRRMs OF sALE-one fifth cash, balance on
a credit of six, twelve, eighteen and twenty
four months; notes with security bearing In
terest taken, and lien retained till paylnent
of the purchase money.
apI2 A. ALSTON, c. and NJ.
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Every owner Of omnibuses, hacks, car
riages or other vehicles, seeking Gus
tom upon the streets, or visiting the
railroad depots or steamboat landing
or other public places, for the pur-
hfc4e Dqr auuHu1
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Every owner Of the vehicles mentioned
in the last two preceding paragraphs,
drawn by three or more horses, and
running for hire, for each, per annum
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Everv keeper of a shed, warehouse or
other place for the storage OF cotton
~ other articles, for each place. pei
ananm
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Notice Of Trust Sale of Arkansas
Lands,

@s4af4Sn
DY virtue of a Deed of Trust executed to
ID ms by g. A. Henry, on the I'D day Of Au-
gust, 1856, for the benefit of Given, Watts 4
Co., for the consideration Of $4,000 loaned
money On lands therein nemad, situate in
State Of Arkansas. Dessa county, containing
by estimation 1870 acres, in township 8. south
of range l east, /, Gus A. Henry, In, will pro-
coed to sell the said tract of land,
On the I'd Day of May Eext,
On the premises, for cash, after having given
60 days notice Of the time and place of sale as
required by said Deed, which is of record N
Napoleon, Ark, M win make title to the
purchases as trustee only.
CUE A. HENRY, IR, Trustee.
This flat February, 1870. feb24
Trustees Settlement.
In the County Court of shelby county.3To
the eredit0rs of B. s Taylor.
NOTICE is hereby given that / have filed
~ my settlement as Trustee with the Clerk
of said Court, and that I viii apply for con-
nrmRtion OF said settlement at the April
term, 1870, of said Court, to be held on the
first Monday of said month, in the courthouse
in the city of Memphis.
". CAEAnA, Trustee.
Approved Mascn, tszA
mh5 JOHN LOAGUE, Clerk.
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roR SALE OR LEAsE-Go LOTS, city and
4 suburban, Suitable for business, manu-
featuring or residence purposes, lying be-
tween Madison street and Kerr A
humber of the lots are OF large size, capttally
situated Tor cotton sheds. Residences lots,
rom az acres 10 The dimensions Of b old
city plan.
EASEs-wfl be made on favorable terms
Amply 10 W. L. VANCE,
apl LS Madison street,
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HALL.

A FIRsT.cLkss DAY BOARDING HOUSE.
Kent by the famous sCHADE. Nos. ls2-lsz
Meln street, seA
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Every owner Of q carriage or other We
hicle kept exclusively for use at fune-
rails for hire, for each vehicle, pei an
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Every keeper Of a house, shed, yard,
haru or stable (other than livery, sale
or boardingl used for taking care of
horses or other animals. or wagons OF
other vehicles, OF for exhibiting hem
f0r sale, or for feeding horses or other
animals, for gain or profit, for each,
- annnm
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SEXTON L.
keeper OF a b~illiard-tabie or Ia
bles, for each table, per annam-.--.-
SECTION l2.
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CHANCERY SALE ON MONDAY,
NAY 2, 1870.

No. s24-Chancery Court of Memphis.-R. A.
Parker, Admir-, VS.. Lamira Parker ct al
DY virtue of an in~teFlocutory deoreein this
ID cause, / will sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, in front of the Clerk and
Masters office, in the city of Memphis, Ten
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owner of 3 cart, wagon or dr 3,
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Every keeper o ften-pin alleys, or other
similar alleys or devices, Tor eaeh
alley. per annum .........-..
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Trustees Sale.

HAVING been appointed Trustee by the
HI Chancery Court of Memphis, in the cause
of John Bond ct al. VS.. Edmund Orgill ct al,
No. 2G76 new rule docket; by virtue of the
authority In me vested by said decree. / win.
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MEMPHIS, . TENNESSEE.

DLANTERs or merchants designing to pur-
L chase Gin Stands will do well TO bear in
mind that we are sole Agents for e. CAR
YER & CO.'S" IMPROVED COTTON GINS.
The ~unequaled beauty o. the staoE of cotton
gtnned on these well known Gin stands, the
Hghtness Of their improved rum ing gear, in
creased yield of lint, and many other &C
knowledged advantages, maze them more
desirable than in former years, when, as now,
they were the favorite. i've
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RENT. SALE A

-oR RENT-On Memphis aud Charleston
X RatlrOad switch, Just south OF Bead street,
q WAREHOUSE 30 by so feet.
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keeper OF pool, Jenny Lind table
or table of ike device, for each table,
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Every retailer OF tobaoeo O. cigars, in
Guiding the p~rOprietors Of retail SHOPS,
except such as are herein expressly
tsEsG therefor, per annum-..-...-.........
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SECTION l6.

Every keeper of a shooting gallery per
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stable or boarding-stable, In addition
70 the tax ia the last paragraph, for
each carriage, hack OF other vehicle
drawn by two horses or more, kept 81
such stable for hire, per annum~,--
And for each similar vehicle drawn by
one horse, per RnDum-------.--...."
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Keeper OF . restauTapt per an-
r'-.s.
But the license to keep a restau rant
shall not authorize the sale or gifts 10
guests or others, or spurious vim
Gus or malt liquors, lager beer, ale,
porter, cider, OT light wines, nor ci-
gars, nor tobacco, and every person
selling or giving away any OF the said
articles in or about his n her Testau-
raut, shall hrst obtain The license
therefor, as herein prescribed, In ad-
ditiOn to their restaurant license.
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Every owner of wagons or other vehi-
cles kept or used for free delivery of
goods to customers or others in the
city, for each vehicle, per annnm. .....
SECTION 2.
Every keeper of hand-express cart for
the delivery of parcels, for each yehi-
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Only one class of tr~adespeople escape
the clutches of Federal taX-gatherers.
Delano bad a fit Of generosity, not very
long ago, znd decided that a "seedy -
countryman selling potatoes, carrots
beefsteaks and the like from his own
wagon, without a regular business stand,
is not liable to pay tax IS a produce deal
er. Green grocers should put their shops
on wheels.
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1INNNVN -
Every hawker or peddler OF goods,
wares or merchandise, of any kind,
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Every keeper of a fruit stand, per quar-
ter OF three months
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q.

Every express company. or agent for
such company, t~ransacting business
within the city Except exempted by
the general Law of the State}, per an
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SECTION &.
Every keeper of skids or tarpaulins to
hire, per annum-
SECTION %
Every keeper of a house6f yard for the
sale of nrewood, for each house or
ward. per annum
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keeper Of secondhand articles
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~ ~
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UINNIVT II
Every keeper OF a hotel or boarding
house, advertising by sign or other
wise. and accommodating more than
twenty, and less than ffy persons,
per &
Every keeper of n bOardtng-house,
other than those herein before taxed,
Who advertise by sign or otherwise,
Dpr Rnuum ...-.......-........ ...............- 5
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SECIAOh d.
very keeper Of a junk or rag store, per
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vender Of mineral or sods water
or other light beverage, unless sold By
virtue OF some other license covering
AL. anna naL nnnnm
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Transient or travelling circus compa-
MES or m~enageries under one canvas,or
either Il separately for each twenty
four hours
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50 90
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Every keeper of a pleasure or beer gar
den. wherein spurious, vinous or malt
liquors are sold by the drink or are
drunkupon the premises, per annum- lN I
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% 90
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10 90
m m
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. "NINe" FNTNWE" ~ III NNUE IFVNIN1
SECTION IS.
Every performer of feats of legerde-
main not elsewhere taxed by this or
diuance, for gain Cr profit, for each
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80 90
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loo O.
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W W
100 90
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NEIIIUN o
Every keeper Of q hc.si accommodate
ing one hundred or more persons, per
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Outdoor exhibitions for gain not other
wise herein taxed, per quarter of three
months z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-04

SPECIAL TELEGRAMs FROM THE SEAT OF
WAR.-Our special kilograms by cable from
Europe supply an interesting exhibit Of the
condition of affairs at the seat Of war. Prus-
sian reinforcements for the army, peace ru-
mors, the situation in Paris, the approaching
exodus of English residents from the besieged
city, and the food supply question, as 1t pre-
sents to those who remain there, are all
treated by our special telegraph writer's. NJ.
Theirs mission and the armistice question are
also referred to. The reports appear in our
columns to-day. The most important and de-
cisive facts of the news are those which an
nounce the Prussian army preparations for q
general advance march Of the Kings troops,
north and south, in France, and the commence
ment of the work of fortress reduction all over
the French territory. The German army
serving before Paris Is to be reinforced. The
question Of the food supply becomes more
seriously pressing every hour in Paris, and in
this, as it appears to us, lies the opportunity
Of the Prussians for final triumph. People
must watch and wait Notwithstanding.
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A Strange A.semblage at Cassel.

Many French generals lately captured by
the Prussians are quartered at Cassel, within
call of the Emperor Napoleon. Marshals
Bazaine and Canrobert, General Lebauf and
Prince Murat have already arrived at Will
helmsh6he and engaged in consultation with
his Imperial Majesty. This grand gathering
of French officers is evidently in the interest
of the empire, inspired or encouraged by the
King Of Prussia. 1t would seem that the
King is not disposed to recognize any other
government in France than that Of the Napo-
leonic dynasty, and that some concerted
scheme is on foot to ignore the republic and
compel the French people to submit, as one
Of the peace conditions, to the restoration Of
the fallen dynasty. Such an assemblage Of
French prisoners of high rank on German soil
with such an object is very strange indeed,
and is probably in accordance with some
secret understanding between King William
and Bazaine. A good deal Of interest will
attach to the subsequent developments Of these
imperialists, but it is not likely that any con-
clusion they may come to will be satisfactory
to the French people, who are now resisting
the Prussians in their course of conquest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-04

Party Reputation tho Order or the Nav.
The political whirligig is going round .. :
most unprecented rate Of speed Almost
every day we have reports OF antasouistic
particles flying from the political lathe and
forming themselves into new parties, which.
after very brief existence, are fated to disap-
pear for want of the sustenance OF all political
life-the loaves and fishes. These inchoats
bodies repudiate the body from which they
sprung, and the latter, in its turn, repudiates
It's unnatural spawn. The O'Brien branch OF
the Young Democracy repudiates the Ledwith
faction, and the latter, in its turn, repudiates
the boilers The supporters Of Ledwith, or
such Of them as claim consanguinity with the
democratic body, repudiate any connection or
alliance with the radical or bread and-butter
republicans but Ledwith, Fox, Blumenthal
and the would-be leaders repudiate their own
followers for such reputation. And, finally.
the republicans repudiate the Young Demo-
cracy as the faction Of asylum. burners.
The other evening the general committee Of
the Young Democracy passed resolutions en-
dorsing the nomination Of Hoffman and the
State ticket, and denouncing any coalition
with the radicals In behalf Of Woodford, at
the same time pledging their support to the
Ledwith ticket for Mayor and city and county
offices. But this does not meet the views Of
the Ledwith faction, and the action of the
general committee is accordingly repudiated.
But by this reputation Ledwith d Co. re-
pudiate by implication all claim on their own
part to the SURFACES Of the democratic voters
Of the city. The horn Of the dilemma that
Ledwith and Fox now bestride Is fatal to them,
inasmuch as all democrats voting for them
must vote the republican State ticket, headed
by Woodford for Governor. BY the Election
law passed at the last session Of the Legislature
it is provided that the Mayor, city and county
officers shall be voted for on the same ballot
with the Governor and State officers There
fore Woodford must, according to the bargain,
head any ticket on which Ledwith runs, and all
democratic votes cast for the latter must neces-
sarily count for the republican candidate. This
is sad pickle for democratic candidate to
find himself in, and it is pickle that will mol
likely be agreeable or tasteful to democratic
stomachs The little game Of reputation has
been played once too often-the last fatal cast
therein being the Ledwith factions reputation
of the action Of the general committee Of the
Young Democracy. ).
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TRIPLE SHEE T
New York. Friday. November 4, 1870.
CONTENTS OF TO-DAY,s HERALD.

PAGE.
advertisements
acknowledgements
S-Paris Reported Conclusion OF an Armistice for
TWe1tyye Days Free Elections to be Held Ia
tConsequence OF the Government Conserving to
an Armistice; An Election Appeal Made to the
Parisans; Pamphlet nom Napoleon Defend
Ing Himself: His Plan Of Campaign Overruled
and That OF MacMahon Adopted; Order Of Con-
CALCULATIONS from King William to His Troops;
Manifesto from Garibald; he Appeals to the
United States; The New Prefect or Marseilles
Shot; Further Details OF Bazaine's Alleged
4-RepubIican Ratification Meeting al Cooper IN
sttute-Democratic Ratification Meeting in
Observation-Disclosures General Committee
New Tammany Hall Democratic Reform Asso-
ciation-Republcan Mass Meeting IN Brook
Amusements-New York City News-Another
Cleveland Horror Admiral Dahlgren's win.
6-Europe: The United States Mission to England
and the Alabama Case; Details of the Wreck
OF the Cambria; Russa's Danger from Con
ana the aDevoted Yachtman'' -Aquatic-Deatf
ola Noted Turiman-Tne Cyclone IN the Pa
cifc-West Point Items Brooklyn City News
Po0c Forgery-Sucide Of a German.
0-Editorials Leading Article An Armisttce, Re-
ported Results OF the Conference Between
s-Edltorlais Continued from Sixth Pagel-Tele-
graphic News from all Parts OF the world
News from Washington Gigantic Bond Rob.
bery-Foundered at Sea: inc Steamsan d
1ss OF es Y FSpa
ing Double Tragedy-Prospect Park Fair
Gfounds-Unfty OF Design in Creatl0n-Ger
man Mass Meeting-The Police and the Elec
tion-Tne Candidates for C0ngress-Pers0nal
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notices.
0-News from Cuba-The Courts-The French Pa
triOtic Notwithstanding Reporters: Terence
Quinn Sentenced to Two Years. imprisonment
and TO Pay Fine OF Five Hundred Dollars
Department OF Docks-Navai inteiiigence-Obl-
tuary-Cown, Auctioneer and Ringmaster-
The East Side Boulevard-A Belligerent Jersey
Gypsy--The Ten Thousand Deputies--The
Brooklyn Whiskey War-News from Fortress
M0nroe-The WorkingwOmen-"B Bully Nelson
. s Going Home-The Central Park Commission
ers--New Jersey ltems-General NOtes-An
ODD Scene at Funeral.
Financial and Commercial Reports-Real Estate
Matters WitchcraN Times Come Again-Mar
rtages and Observation-Disclosures.
lO-The Den Of Infamy: The Nest OF Americas
Great Social Evil; The Death OF Mary Geary
Arrest of the Doctor and the Harrldan OF The
Hoyei-shipping Observation-Disclosures
ll-Advertlsements
10-AdVertlSementS.