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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-25

Special to Memphis APPEALl
PUSHING 1T THROUGH-hAsT OF THE
SESSION.
LITTLE Rock. March 23.-The new
revenue law (wOrse, by far, than the
old one) was brought up in the House
Yesterday, and, under the previous
0uestion rule, or suspension Of the
rules. was rushed through, without
being read. 1t was brought up in the
Senate this morning, and, in five min
u5cs. went Throughout twOmembers
knowing its provisions.
All pet measures Of the Clayton ring
are being put through under the spur
Of the previous question. There has
baeu almost a continuous session since
Thursday. Tonight will probably
see all business OF prime Importance
and it will likely be showed through
before the final adjournment, which
takes place tomorrow at y m.
Everything done this session ha;
bee.1 TO the detriment Of the people
not q single measure for the relief o
the Sta te or good Of its people. Uttel
disgust is the general feeling.
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Notice,

WE have this day associated with us, as
w iuu partner In the Commission, Grain
and Produce business, at Nos. 10 and II
Union street, ]. Q Thomas, late Of the frm OF
y Y. Graham q Co., Wittsburg, Ark. We ask
OF the business men and the public generally
70 give us 3 call fer all articles IN our line, a.
We viii sell at the lowest market rates. Our
location and facilities for trade are unsur-
passed by any house In the city. Constantly
on hand a full supply OF Hay, Oats, Corn
Flour, Meal and Bran. Plaster, Lime. etc.
WELLS, GRAHAM a co.
Memphis, March q, 1871. mh3
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Hn0uETSI EL0WERSI

7 INVITE the attention OF the admirers OF
1 natures norRl beauties to my Green
House. on the Hernando Street Railway Al
the south gate Of ElmWoOd Cemetary, where
am prepared 70 offer beautiful collection
VIII have them array cd In BOquets on short
notice. Any plants purchased OF me win be
placed on lots In "ElmWood" without addf-
tiOnal charge. am also prepared 70 decorate
mont yards, sOdding and laying them on In
beautiful walks etc. and hope 70 receive e
share Of patronage.
mh25 HENRY MOORE.
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LIABILITIES.

STATE OF TENNEssEE,l
COUNTY OF SHELBY -
I, Martin Grimm, Cashier OF the German
National Bank, OF Mem his, do sOlemnly
swear that the above statement IS true TO the
best Of my knowledge and belief.
MARTIN GRIFFIN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
9th day OF March, ls7l.
HUNSDON CARY, Notary Public.
Correct: g. L DENI5ON,
K s JONES,
II. 4. GARTH,
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MENPHIa, TEHE., March ~, islL
TTAVIN0 returned to Memphis, and re-
Il i guued the practice Of law, announce TO
my Oid friends and the public generally, that
have formed business connections &c wash
Fn0fon which enable me to offer my services
Ia 'the prosecution OF all claims before the
Tanertnlents and the new Commission, ap-
nofnted TO hear and determine claims Of
fovaI oftlTens, This business solicit
INNS DAVID LOONEY.
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STATE OF TENNEssEE,l
COUNTY OF SHELBY. 80
1, JnO. ] Freeman, Cashier OF the Mer-
chants National Bank OF Memphis, do SOL
emnly swear that ihs above statement is
true to the best Of my knowledge and belief
JNO. ]. FREEMAN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
24th daV OF NJ arch. 1871.
N. W. IRRELEVANT, Notary Pablic.
COrrsct-Attest:
ii. A. PARTEE,
A. WOODRUFF,
II. 7. TOAILINSON,
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DIED.

LOPEZ-On the 9Th inst, In the list year Of
her age, Mrs. E LOPEZ wife OF DR.. A Lopez,
formerly Of Mobile Ala.
Mobile, New Orleans, Charleston and sa-
vannah papers plnsse cOpv.1
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FOwlsr's Patent Adding Maohias.

VXTE have been appointed agents fol e
w States Of Tennessee, Mississippi, .r
kansas and Florida, for the sale OF El.
chimes and territory for the same This lu
ventiOn combines CneapueSs and sImp' Ie.r-
with accuracy and speed, and supplies
want long fen by bOokkeepers, acCOuutau De-.
lumber dealers and business men genera .E-
AS an eCOnOmizsr or time and mental lab r.
10 stands unrlvaled. Win this macLIUH
arithmstical operations in addition can De-
performed Dy scnpo. uo5 Win an aCeuza-.-
and dispatch which can only be attained L-
long years Of continued and constant prur-
tice in the counting house any person r- g.
Ordinary ability that can enumerafe the f...-
lowing dgures, 59Sf5, being the number OBJ.
machines sold IN January Isl I, can work aI.r
machine perfect y after ten minutes pla1t.l..
II is 50 constructed that 10 cannot uosEt1 e.
make an error. or get out, and 10 is there. .sr..
available as an tnfallable test Of the correct
ness OF addition IN the Journal cash hHs.-
and ledger. samples can be seen az our OH r.
No. g " est Court street, where al the ue-ee-
ssrY instructions viii be given % any one
wishing 10 see IL. Below we publish rH-. h.
monials Of some Of our leading citizens v-na
have purchased machines. Gail early .r.H
secure territory in any Of the above m-l-
TESTIMONIALS.
NfEssRs. Estes & WALLACE,
Agents FOWlar's Adding Macrlr--
We have tretuuy examined F0wIerrs t.-
ding Machine and md it accurate. sud r-. ...
co all that is claimed for 60 We Trims ff .-.
valuable, aud shOuld be used iu all count. n.-
houses, and do away with mistakes
D. A CLARKE s. CO.
MEssRs. EsTEs & WALLACE.
Agents FOWlsr's Adding Machine
dENTS-We have carefully examined Fn.r
machine and hnd that tt accurately psrf6rr-.s
all tha Is claimed for &c, and think tha. I.
viii be found OF great service in all c0uuL.l.-
CLARKE, ELY & co.
I indOrse Messrs. CLARK, Ely & Co.'S op-r-
Ion Of FOWler's Adding Macnina Tt answers
all The purpOsss for Whicn tt is intended.
". w. THATCHER
Cashier First National Bans
BIEasRs. Estes & WALLACE,
We have tried FOWler's Adding Machine
and ind tt to be accurate and reliable.
Respectfully yours A. A PALON @ CO,
] After a trial OF the above mentioned s 1f-
l der" would cordially tndOrse t1e statel1eu-5
Of Messrs. y. & co. with reference Thereto.
JNO. j. EREE3lAe,
Cashier Merchants National Bank.
| NEssRs. ESTES 4 W AILACE,
Agents FoWler's Adding Machi-c=
Having examined FOWler's Adding lII-
chine, We md lt Invaluable in making ali.-
tiOus. doing what IS claimed. simple u o. "a
and always accurate. B. BATLIsS g. Co.,
AIEzsRs EsTEs q WALLACE,
Agents FOWisr's Adding Nacr i~e=
GEET8-We have examined your machine
and md that It performs ali that has bgau
claimed Tor IT, and lake much pleasure ln ir-
dOrsing iE lor practical uses 20 De camllar-
cial community. Very respE.y youEss
J. W. JEFF laks5QN q 90.
ESTES & WALLACE. AasHis.
mh& NO 8esl Coafl s-ses.-
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NASHVILLE.

NAsHvILLE. March 2L-COtton dull and
lower; low middling. I21<c; stock, 1900 bales.
Bulk meats-elear ribbed sides, I01<c; shOul-
ders, nc, packed. Bacon-cleRr sides, 1919;
hams, I9ci shoulders, 85[c sugar-oured hams,
l615e. Lard, he. Corn, sc. Oats, 75c. Wheat,
el0l 50. Flour e5a8
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Wednesday,. 21th daY Of Anrn. 1871

all the right, title and interest OF said a. 4
Eddlns In and to a certain tract or parcel OF
land sltuated and lying IN shelby county.
tennessee containing seventeen S5-IO0 acres,
and known and described as follows: As Lot
No. 2 OF the subdivision OF ]. H. GoCdlett's
land, lying and being between the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and the Mem phiE
and Germantown Plank Road, beginning at
stake In the center OF the said Plank Road.
being the northwest corner OF Lot n o. l. Mrs.
WinfOrd, now MIS- Phillips tract thence
south, TO stake, nfty feet south Of the Mem
with said road six 80 chains, 70 8 stake 50 feet
north OF the said Railroad; thence north to
q stake In the center Of the Memphis and
Germantown Plank Road, the corner Of Lot
NO. 3 thence chains and 50 links, with the
center OF said Plank Road TO the beginning:
being the same parcel OF land conveyed BY
ii. +. and X j. Morgan 70 n. +. EddinB by
deed, bearing late 22d February, 1871, ana
recorded In the Registers Ofice OF Shelby
county, In BOOK ~, page ia and 2l5, 10 which
reference Is here made Levied on as the
property Of n. +. Eddins, to satisfy said
debts, interest and cost
Ssle-BatWeen the hours Of 10 am. and 4
pm. This March p, l57l.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Shelih.
BY G. e. HOLMES, Depu-y Sheriff.
Estis s. Jackson, Attys. for pla-ns. mh25
/ OTTERY.-OficiaI drawings OF the MIS-
IL snurt State Lottery. CLASS IA
45, 10, c. AZ, 81, 81, 8, 9, IS, IS, 81, 80,
CLASS l4A
Prizes from 500 to $50 COO paid ia money,
Lotteries drawing daily. Information fur
nished I'm the above Lottery by ]. K. FIR ANCE
45k North Court street, Box lE, Mem phis,
Temp. o. MURRAY, MILLER q CO., Man
ayers st. Louis No mh2i
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GALVESTON, March 24.-Tns cotton market Is
hrmi good ordinary, l21{c; net receipts, 740
bRleBi saie8. 1000 bales; stock, 1928 bales: net
receipts for the week, 7608 bales; exports, to
Great Britain 455s bales, and cOastWise $50
bales; sales fOrghs week, 60 800 bales.
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ARKANSAS.

How the SCsIawags Control and
ksHags the Lsgislaturs---Push-
ing through ClaytOn's
Measures.
More lmpsaChment--PrOvidIHg for
ClaYtOa's Tools Paying
Damages.
Reyisw Of ClaytOn's Course of Fraud
and CorrupiiOH---kOw he is
Matter, snd Now
he is Not.
How the Conservatives were EuCTsd
By Clayton through the Aid
Of Corrupt Legislators.
Powell ClsytOn. late of Kansas---
His Departure from Little
Rock a Blessing.
The New Governor of Arkansas,
Hon. O. A. HsdIey---A Sad
Gaze of Assassination.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERlFF'S SALE OF REAL Es-
TATE.

u Y virtue Of hsri facias 70 me directed
ID nom the First Circuit Court OF shelby
county, In favor Of ". e. Watson VS.. n E
Eddlns for s2l45 06 besides intere and cost
will sell 20 the highest bidder, for cash. Ia
front OF the sherih's s1lCs. on Second street
In the city OF Memphis, shelby county, Ten.
negFee. on
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LOUISVILLE, March "A Cotton less hrm ;
middltDg offered st lA0l41<c. Flour-loW
grades In good demand and scarce; extra
family, IS 90 Gralp-Wheat, corn and rye
quiet and steady; oats in good demand. with
sales Of 1000 bu at SOC In bulk and Csc IN sacks
Groceries hTmt with an upward tendency ;
New Orleans sugar, l01<c. hay dull and weak
at elg, delivered. Provisions bstter; mess
pork $50 50; round lots Of bacon, -. l05S and
lG5<c, packed; round lots Of bulk meats, loose,
u, 81 and I0c; round lots Of hams. sugar-
cured, I51zc, and plain, l5c, packed lard, Ia
he, IN tierceB and kegs. Whisky dull at S6c.
TObaccO-sales OF 265 hhds At S. 2i@l0 for good
common lugB 70 medium leaf, and 82g3s 50
for common 70 good wrappers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-25

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
or Memphis,
In the State of Tennessee,
Ar
Close Of Business, on the l8ih Day Of
March, 1871.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March M.-FlOur quiet Wheat
No. spring duh and declined 1<g$Ec 20 81 2515
Gl 255k cash; this afternoon quiet Rt 81 Is.
COrn-HO. mixed unsettled and 10 nearer,
closing 6i5<o; this afternoon duh, Oats-Ho,
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a NNI1AI. MEETING OF tbe stooEboIdru OF
a shelby Comfy Turnpike Com npaDJs =
T71e of7ce OF Secretary, 90 PC 2 no. ON lraa
WondaV Ia APRIL ". q. AVERY Prae.
y. o. JoHNs0E, Secretary nAA4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-25

The old chiefs, humbugs and swell
heads of the Fenian organization are
''rOping IN" the honest fellows in a
New York convention at present.
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| EEssRs. ESTES q W AILACE
Agents FoWler's Adding Mach,-c=
Having examined FOWler'g Adding llI-
| chine, We md lt Invaluable In making ald.-
tiOus. doing what IS claimed. simple Iu o. "a
and always accurate. b BATLIsS g. Co.,
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dEasRs. Estes & WALLACE
We have tried FOwler's Adding Mach me
and ind tt to be accurate and reliable.
Respectfully yours, A. A. PATTON @ O..
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2 duh and declined &c. closing az 485z9591{e.
Rye-Ho. steady at s88909. Barley-ho.
dull at Sc HighWlnes, 500. Provisions
quiet; mess pork, Sl9 so cash; lard closed at
lls<c cash. dry salted meats quiet; shoulders,
&c; rough sides, 85<o short rib, Sc; short clear,
s%@s5sc, Hogs duh a. s688 70. cattle drIn at
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AIHssRs. EsTEs q WALLACE,
Agents EOWier's Adding Macri e-
GEEr8-We have examined your mach "a
and Ind that it performs ali that has lgau
claimed for il, and take much pleasure ln iH-
dOrsing iE fOr practical uses 10 De camluar-
cial community. Very re8pty youEss
J. W. JEFF lEks5QN & 90.
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After trial Of the above mentioned 1i-
der. A." would cordially tndOrse the statements
Of Messrs. p. & Go. with re1ersnce thereto.
INu j. EREE1lAE.
Cashier Merchants National Bank.
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StaekhoIders' MeeHRa.

ESTES & WALLACE. AasHis-
rnhla No. Wast Court So
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-25

indOrse Messrs. CLARK. Ely & Co.'S ourr-
ion Of FoWlar's adding Maenfna. 10 answer
all The purpOsss for which 10 is intended.
". W. THATCHER,
Cashier First National BANS
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, March 24.-COnsOls. g21z for money
and 92z on account Bonds quiet; 5-8s
Of 1882 %; 5-20s OF 1855, old, 9l5<; 5-20s OF
1857, sO5<; 10-4Os, So. StOcks-Erie, IL; hi.
nOis Central, Il05k; Atlantic and Great " est
ern, 851E. The Manchester markets frm and
prices higher.
LIVERPOOL. March 2L-CottOn steady and
In moderate demand middling uplsnds, I'D
middliDg Orleans, I'D; sales, 1900 bales, OF
which 1000 were for speculation and export
were for export and 5000 for speculation
stock, 10000 bales, Of which $4,000 are Amer
lean; receipts for the week. % 900 bales OF
which 7is008 we're Americans; actual exports,
$50 600 bales; stock afiOat, 523,0 coo bales, OF
which $4,000 were American. Wheat-Te
western, los lOd9ils Sd; receipts for The past
three days, 500 quarters, OF which 30 Coz
were American.
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLEsTOE. March A.-The cotton market
Is quiet and hrm; middling, lie; net receipts.
i8z Dalesp gross bOy; exports, 10 continent lGj0
bales and eoastWi ll58 bales; sales, 800 bales
stock, 22,0li bales; net receipts for the week
al2e bales gross 4l38; exports, to Great Britain
l4So bales, TO continent 1850 bales, and coast
wise 252l bales; sales for the week, $500 bales.
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MEsSHa. ESTES n WALLACE
Agents FOWler's Adding MacHTr--
We have treruuy examined FOwlerrs q .-
ding Machine and mud 10 accurate, ana v- ...
co all that Is claimed for &c We think Do .r-
valuable, aud shOuld be used I'M an couur.ne
houses, and do away with mistakes
D. A CLARKE s. CO.
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MOBILE. March 24-The cotton market i
quiet and steady: net receipts, Il78 bales
sales, 500 bales; stock, O., ,35l bales; export
cOsstWise, H68 bales; net receipts for week
57l8 bales, gross 574l; exports for week, to tn
continent 1853 bales, and cOastWise 2573 bales
sales for week, $3.50 bales.
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n Ess Rs. ESTES 3 " WALLACE.
Agents FOWlsr's Adding Machine
dEETs-We have carefully examined Eu.r
machine and ind that tt accurately perlCrHls
al that Is claimed for t. and think that I.
viii be found OF great service In all couuI.u.-
houses. Respectfully,
CLARKE, ELY q co.
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NEW ORLEANS.

OugCrNNATI, March A.-CottOn in fair de.
mand and advanced to l4ke. Flour and grain
unchanged; there Is no rye here, and IL would
bring 8I "a Provisions held more drmly be.
cause there Is some speculative demand nom
parties who think bottom has been reached :
mess pork Baieable ct $40, but held 2595Oo
held k91zc higher. Lard dull at lls<o,
Whisky quiet at Sc.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-30
.ii-ot:se Eam5 Institutions,

Tie Courier Job 0lice has recently I int
cl hoos OF dry orders, which can't be
beat this sila OF Chicago. IN. Cardinal
i tha binding. III lis best style. P+sies
having any bin lias 10 ID viii please re-
tAember that they eau have it veil d3ae 81
home. ard pfin,jn., ditto Patranize home
Institutions. il opr mjt:o. ii. The ;.iac. -
oaWtca c5.ri>r.
w, haze seen nothing ii tile col
uans of the Coa'T s'acsi its chang. OF
rlitots, to indicate any chang 9: 10
lit.eai principle 81 lar rs national
politics were concerned, lhe motto
OF The CaArji' las been, "patsor.;ze
foreign institutions il preference, ~
home institutions Ike many 9th
er papers, the Co:rjsf is ql;cs III
ied enough TO see hoH it IS to the IN
,,res; Of all 70 Get tia.r ri,llain2
,'oae at d3aa, Int a"c TOO short s. ght
a. to see that tic iaserc@t Of the PEG
are a.so con serycl in getting tic.s
CLOTH ifoI aAi paper III HitifsGt. 81
nj home instead IT il I5as al, Rance
or Germany. The policy alyoeat
"a heretofore l5y tie l3~fsE veal,
oeentnal!y destroy 81 healthy anl
profitable manutacturco cotton, wool
len and iron goods ii The Uaitet
States. Il il is COOL % ~. ouf print
nns and binding done at home, |. is
also good to ct orr r,oti woven
oar nails forged, or paper manlfac
lared ana OR thread spun ut home
i'i'e sa"s l,rineia;e apples t'f~'ai y I
each, cloth, paper, lroa sd pla.sfHg
II 'he tim qaotel Above tfe'a IA
G7ia.ir, indicates a ,.'lanse u, . ITO
,itl sentiment. we hail the oin4i
With pressure, paironize GI haaa
Institutions, Is cur ,aotto.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-30
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
~ II Y = V = = = -
NTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, SIS.

- IA VII AOaA LAMA ~ ~ 1, co.
70 7 A. Crahar,, Lncy Graham, W. A.
Wilt O. S Oswola, James II. Brooks,
Lcander Clark, rs Administrator Of the
estate OF Morton b ties, deceased. Peter
Bradbrook aud 7. i. Woolson:
You, and each of you, arc hereby notified
4. u. 1872. there will be on file, in the Office
county, Iowa, petition Of Lewis Carniicn-
ael, claiming Of You the foreclosure of a
ce ,tain mortgage Oh the following dcscrib-
ed real estate, viz:
The en- st half Of the southeast quarter of
section twenty five (25), in township eighty
three (S3), north Of range No. fifteen (l5),
west of the 9th P. NJ, except J acres sold
to II. C. NJ. Wells off Of the north end Of
said LOT; also, the west fractional half Of
the southwest quarter Of section No. thirty
in township eighty three (S3), north of
range fourteen Gay, west Of the 9th y. NJ.
Also ! J acres bought Of K. c. NJ. Wells, oil
FRI m the south end Of the west fractional
half Of the Northwest quarter Of section
No thirty (30), in township 1887 north OF
range "a west of the 9Th p. NJ, contain
ing in all one hundred AMI eighty (ls0)
acres more or less, all hei.g in lama
C unity, Iowa. But no personal judgment
is asked aglins. any Of you except I. 4.
Graham, and that unless you appear there
10, and defend, on or before noon, of the
second day Of the next term Of said Court
being tie January term of said Court fol
the year A. b. 1872, commencing on the
third Monday Of January. A. y. 1872. al
the Court House, in Toledo, in said county
default will BIG entered against you, and
Judgment rendered thereon.
ApPELG ATE & KlNNE,
4G-49l Ats for Plaintiff.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-30

ATLANTIC MONTHLY
.EssgDR 1870,

TINE ATLANTIC MONTHLY general plan
c md made most .eroarh al american viii
m n @ ay s &. p 1i nd ssp s s A n
Wendell Holmes be '''s' " = -.
POET At THE BREAKrAsr-TABLE
publishers hwhic
@ ] a ss1 ho rr a Hs @ ] a y ARE s %s"
n @ n as iass S s s i II ra s and America with who" the
sEPrHiUs FaAT The
I r sssn ,'rs w', s Mr. nn i Nan.s
Withheld The laid Mass
ils which peculiar
a,oaa
mentions v@lGa deeply the author will
W m Pa viii s year series of articles on The Life
Mn ii iy arae ysl ~ NJ para tho first Of n basraphsrs
W. H. " Lar have several poems aths early numbers of the mag zine TO
rqf cas-,
Serial Story entitled The Comedy rer through several months
during exavan
VII oo:, s All, 1!ssf RI. 5s, m
cics n Oar Whispering Gallery
Eh Cabs ineln ling Tvs,e
err whose ) With
NJ B Hare viii furnish sA'A and F'n like those which have gained hi" "
1 ~ viii s'a2as rs!',as
tales the for
asr pl:a author rnohy
" v n vii r &C. 5ie 81? is Ike e rs have hereto
VI hss "ah m the sra Ns Me- ,v Will f.Tns pa
eesa'a sGnlu may be from John vhni
sop Ms Harriet spafl Miss Caroline Cheese
ENLARGEMENT or THE EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT.
i'''
ss ff and Ginan ri a a e1n n an Fr y, p
Muse; 81 discussion IS PROCESS
M ss ssgs s .s So: Is. & s ss sy s ss
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]. Abusive iotrla'.

W. vesy mach fer rs that the
Chicago Jonhal is perm sting It's love
ut President Grant TO overcome and
conquer lis love oil trulh anl sa.rpiay.
It's attempt - connect Horace Gree
i-y with the Tammaay Ring, either
pas. onpresel;t, in the least particular,
,laes Mt make a gool showing for
ITS @aoi sense IA sometime com.
myslel e,nlor. The persistent Vi
Re c. Of treatment vita whic', ey-
e.y prom neat Republican w'o does
!. 1t iavor Giants reelection IS N t
~ II i not honorable to Am ,ricaa
tutna iisin.
REG Jgana1 oel,ainly uis';ates
when il saws that Greedy is shock
~! 4. the New York Ta tor iis At
t4.'ts upon" Mayor Hi. 'i'ae col
un Is II lie y ~ York Tt@4n ec#
,lily give eeilenc1 that the I'.5ts.
i.as been as vigorous AM INSPIRING
j.. its 1T asks uppa the Tam nans
/. ~ Il. ,as the I:as.s III anY on else
] seems that he J3ra41 e.,ler laes
~; real The New lorl Ifa5 a- q
Gle i. is unable t. rigr'y a. : T
stand 1T. low IN il III ~. an'i
purnal that does moi sppppfi z 2a'
As.yert:sg III Tic i.E.'s s.IcAS.