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Innort.nt to FennIe..

When a female Is In trouble or afflicted with
disease, and requires medical or surgical assist
Ance, the inquiry should be, where Is there .
physician who 10 fully competent to administer
relief, and whose respectable standing In society
, recommends him to tho confidence Of the com.
munityf The Doctor, understanding how I'm
psrativoh necessary these requirements are,
feels called upon to interpose, and beg the attca.
tion OF the afflicted to the fact that he has been
q Professor Of Obstretics and FemSl Diseases
for twenty years, and Is fully qualified to admin.
later In all cases, both incidentally and sagical-
ly, not In q superficial manner, but In a. thor.
ough q manner as years OF study and practice
both in hospitals and private famuics-can
. make, to save them nom the hands OF the un-
qualified, interruptions and designing. There
fore families can rely upon him rs upona father.
/, An In a~fniction can nne In him one who win
sympathize with and oetftend them in trouble
one In whose secrecy the utmost confidence can
be placed. Consultation by letter or otherwise,
YRxR. See address below, #a
Ladies', the nature OF whose troubleR require
the constant Attention OF the Doctor, can be fur.
nishsd with apartments, and skilful and atten.
rive nurses.
once for the sale OF DR.. Young's PREVENT
ArryE POWDERS, FOR married ladies. These
Powders arc perfectly safe aud effective, Price,
SO per boz. Ont box win last from four to six
months.
DR. YoUSa's FRENCH LUNAR, OR FEMALE
MONTHLY Pills, for the removal Of al obs.ruc-
tons. Price, s.. Either kind sent by mail upon
receipt OF price.
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ORDINANCE NO. e6.

An Ordnance Amending OrdInanee
No. 83, Entitled "An Ordinaneo
10 Fix and Cslleet License Taxi
Passed Jano 12th, 1871 passed
September 9th, A. ID. 1871. J
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Improved January II, lS7l.l

JOINT RESOLUTION providing for publishing
specifications and drawings OF Patent 0nlce. ""
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ORDINANCE NO. 81.

No. 03. entitled Can Ordinance 10 Fix
q Collect q LICENSE Tax" passed
Juno IL, A, d. 1871. -
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
-~EsrABLIsuED ny
DIR. j. C.. YOUNG, IN 1850,
For the Cure or all Diseases OF tho
Urinary andaonerativo
rGRns and
ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
Ne. $50 ..........W a.hiHEtoa street,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Csrss Guaranteed, or No Pay Required.
CONSULTATIONS BIZ LITTER OF OTHERWISE FREE

CONSULTATIONS bt ia Olhbh -
THIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS
enioyed on this coast m uninterrupted euc-
cess OF eighteen years., and has become one oil
the renowned Hospitals Of the age; what the
celebrated Lock Hospital Is to London, and the
no less renowned establishment Of Rieord Is 10
Paris, this Institute has become TO the Pacific
Coast. The thousands annually received and
cured at this place Is in point OF number OF pa
tients among the very nrst OF tho world, and
the success OF its treatment ranks II second to
one. -.--.
aemlnal Weakness or SpermatorrhGh.
Tho young man VINO experiences that growing
weakness In his muscular and mental orXaitZa-
ton, should stop 10 consider whence II artses.
He win Ind In the weakness OF the back, tremo.
ling OF the limbs, disordered digestion, anac-
countable failing OF the powers or the mind,
distste for society, dread Of impending trouble,
forebodings Of eyl. sleepleesness, troubled and
lascivious dreams, growing deafness, loss OF
muscular power, and numerous other symptoms
OF disorganization. the positive traces OF that
most terrible and destructive OF all diseases
Seminal Misunderstanding away his powers,
destroying his hopes OF life and manhood, and
dragging him along the broken path OF his ex'
istcnce towards premature and lOsthsome gravel
To him who hnds his life driobling out IN the
discharge Of the vital principle or existence IN
nocturnal and diurnal omissions, the mere Ger
sation OF It's appearance brings no assurance u
relief. =,
Marriage, that holy ONCE, that safeguard and
hope OF manhood, brings to such . one no hope
: Of cure, but adds 10 his misery In the knowledge
that the one who look to him for go much Of
her happiness, Is . victim 10 HE eyu. and an II.
nocent companion to his p~unishment. lie adds
to hls misery and disorder until hope leaves
him.. There Is NO rescue except in proper and
skilfnl treatment. Those who have become the
victims Of solitary vices, that dreadful, Lasci-
mating and destructive habit, which Ills thou
rauds OF sick rooms with parslyties and con.
sumpiyes, and hundreds Of untimcly graves
with its misguided victims, should consult with
out n moment delay, one who VIII sympsthze
with their sulterlngs. To such the Doctor would
0succially address himself, giving to each and al
assurance OF u PERFECT and PERMANENT
CURE, without hindrAnes TO business, change
OF diet, or fear OF exposure.
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LAWSON THB UNITED STATES
OFFICIAL. 81
Laws 0fthe United States,
PASSED At THE
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

Third Session Of the xLISs Congress.
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[Approved December IS. lso.-u. 8. GlAsr.I

AN ACT 10 enlarge the Jurisdiction OF the Probate
ISH T Courts In Idaho Territory.
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IApproyed January q, Is7l.l

AN ACT ecdlng certain jurisdiction to the State Of
Ohio, s.HH#ash
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as AN EIPECToRANT IT HAs NO EQUAL

Aliens Lung Bnlanm L. Perfectly
Hnrmlraa to tho Most.
Delicate!
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ARKANSAS.
AH0theF FIaF5.Hp Among the Radicals
Clayton and GattsFssH
The Negroes 10 Disgust Desert Grant and
the Republleans-A Man Killed.
Special to the APPEAL.l

| Special 10 the APPEAL
LITTLE Rock, June Private dis
patches from Washington City an
nounce the removal of General Whip
pie, U. S. District Attorney, and Gen
eraI Cate rsOn, Z. S. Marshal for this
district.
1t will be remembered that several
Of ClaytOn's friends were indicted by
the Federal grand jury at the special
term of the United States Court here
for election frauds of the most fragrant
character, under the enforcement act.
Clayton, late Governor, was among
the number indicted, and it is he, now
United States Senator, who has ef-
tected the removal of these Of
ficers for daring to think that
he was amenable to the law
alike with his poor tool, Beldin.
There is great confusion in the Re
publican camp, and the negroes are
OutspOken in their denunciation of
both Grant and Clayton for this step.
CattersOn is very strong among the
colOred men, rs the commrnder-in-
chief Of the militia.
When Clayton cried Ku-Klux, two
years ago, CattersOn, and not Clayton,
was always regarded by them as the
hero Of that war. The Democrats
are Of course jubilant, not, to be sure,
at the removal of officers for doing
their duty, but because this step
alienates from Grant the great mass
of the Republican party of Arkansas,
and loses him this State sure in 1872.
This afternoon a prisoner in the
county jail, named Micauber, from
Memphis, had an alteration with
fellOw-p'isOuer, when he struck him
heavy blow with his fist, killing
him almost instantly. His victim
was a young man imprisoned for
forging school warrants, and who,
prior to this act, bore an excellent
character.
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their obligation, and It should be their

their obligation, and It should be their
pride.
Now, my friends, having already
said more than 1 intended, il only
remains for me to say how happy 1
am to see the evidences Of prosperity
that now surround you. The first
time that saw the place where your
city now stands, 1t was little more
than a wilderness. When I saw 1t
again, I looked upon blacksned and
deserted ruins, upon the sad wrecks
OF noble fortunes, upon desOlated
hearthstones and upon ruined and
stricken people. Your city had been
devastated and laid waste by an act OF
Vandalism darker than aught that
ever disgraced the fame of Turenne.
But l look upon il again to-day, and
the traces of desOlatiOn and destruc-
ton are no longer visible, but in their
stead magnificent structures rise up
on every hand to mark the wonder.
ful advance of Improvement, prosper
ity and material greatness. I rejoice
in it. 1t is but the beginning OF the
grand era Of prosperity that is yet to
come. / rejoice to see you going on
building your railroads, establishing
your manufactures, inauguTating
new enterprises of commercial prCat,
building up your town, improving
your lands and developing the ma
terial resources within your reach.
You will thus go on increasing until
you become wealthy and powerful. 1
say l rejoice in these evidences Of as
siduOus, earnest labor in things mate
rial, because there is little in this that
a foreign government can interfere
with. PerseveFe In this direction;
wait quietly and patiently until the
tide turns, as sooner or later turn it
will, and the day is not far distant
when the sun will shine upon you,
a free, Independent and sovereign
State. Applause.
With these expressions, and with
this advice to you, I have done.
feel that I cannot fully express my
gratitude to you for all the kindness
you have manifested toward me, and
the heartfelt desire 1 have that your
ways may be ways Of pleassntness,
that your lives may be prosperous,
and that your eyes, at last, may close
upon your country free, and your
children standing erect, proud repre-
sentaives Of the grand old common
wealth of Georgia. [Great and pro-
lOuged applause.
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THE OHIO DEMOCRACY.
Yallaadighan Resolutions Adopted No.
Cook RSmIHalsd for GSvsFnOr.

COLUMBUS, o., June 1.-The State
Democratic Convention met at the
Opera House this forenoon. The at
tendance was very large. Vallandig-
ham was appointed one Of the Com
mittee on Resolutions.
Frank Hurd offered a resolution,
which was tabled, instructing the
Committee on Resolutions not to con-
slider the Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Amendments in its deliberations.
SECOND DISPATCH.
COLUMBUS, o., June 1.-The Demo
cratic State Convention to-day effect
ed a permanent organization, with
George II. PendletOn chairman, and a
vice-president from each Congress
siOnal District.
General George W. Morgan, chair
man, reported a list of resolutions, as
approved, by II out Of 10 members
Of the Committee on Resolutions,
and moved their adoption.
Vallandigham seconded the motion.
The resolutions on the reconstruc-
tiOn policy are identical and almost
word for word with the Vallandig-
ham, Dayton platform, denOunciRg
the manner and adoption of the
amendments, but accepting the situa-
ton.
The eleventh resolution favOrs the
collection of internal revenues by
the State authorities, and the punish
ment Of the thieves who have stolen
taxes paid by the people.
The twelfth resolution asserts the
greenback policy, Of paying the Gov
ernment creditors in the same cur
rency loaned, except where the con-
tract provides otherwise, and that
greenbacks should be made cOnverti-
bic into three per cent. bonds at the
option of holders.
The fourteenth favOrs the calling Of
State Constitutional Convention.
The motion to substitute for first
two resolutions q resolution that ''the
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amend
ments having been made q part Of
the Constitution by violence and fraud
are revolutionary and void" was lost
by q vote Of 1859 to 296. Resolution
adopted as reported, by 365 to $50.
On the second ballot for Governor
the vote stood: Theo. McCOOk, 254;
Thos. III. Ewing, 19l; Durbrie Ward,
y: MeCook is, therefore, the nominee.
+. Hunt, Of Cincinnati, nominated
for Lieutenant Governor.
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VIII Tbsy Do Us IustIes ?

NEW YORK, June 1.-The I5.i6uae's
Washington special says: The Joint
Committee of the House and Senate
OnKu KluXO Outrages will resume their
sessions at the Capitol, and will have
in consultation some of the most
prominent gentlemen in the South.
The committee decided some time
ago to obtain the views and knOWl-
edge Of the leading men in tho States
of North and South CarOlina, Alabama
and Mississippi. Five or six prOmi-
nent gentlemen from each of these
States have been summoned to appear
before the committee for consultation
as to the whole question under inves-
tigatiOn. The selections are not con-
fined to Republicans alone, but intel
ligent and honest men have been
chosen, whose statements will have
weight with the public. Some Of
those summoned have already ar
rived.
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ACCOMPLISHED FACTS.
The Executive Gamnltlss Of Tennessee
and the Press Association Fall IBto
Line With VallaHdIghsm.

NASHVILLE, June 1.-The Demo-
cratic State Executive Committee Of
Tennessee, met in this city to-day,
upon the call Of the chairman, Hon.
Dorsey B. Thomas, and adopted a
resolution declaring their acceptance
in good faith of the issues of the war,
with all the late amendments to the
Constitution, and their acqUiescence in
them as the supreme law of the land.
They also declared their approval of
the late Democratic Congressional adj
dress.
At large meeting OF the editors of
the Democratic press of the State,
now in this city, his afternoon, the
action Of the State Democratic Exec
utive Committee was considered and
unanimously approved and indOrsed.
The meeting was composed of Demo-
cratic editors from all parts of the
State.
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DIED.

DORIoN-on Thursday, June ID, CHAs. h.
DORToN
Bis friends and Rcquaintanoes are invited
70 attend his funeral, this (FRIDAY0 morn
ing, June I'd, ct 10 O'Clock, from his residence
In Fort Pickering. Services BY Rev. Mr..
Boggs.
DORAUGB-On Wednesday, June I'd, Mrs,
DoEAUaH.
The friends and acqusintances OF James
DoFRugh are respectfully invited to after d
the funeral Of his mother, from his residence,
corner Finn and Safarrans streets, this tFRI.
DAYD afternoon, ST so'eloak,
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EsTABLISHED 1910.

IT will be seen by our telegraphic
sdvices from Nashville that the State
Central Executive Committee Of the
Democratic party has gone back on
the traditions of the party, rendered
sacred by the Endorsement Of "Old
Hickory" /" and determining on policy
instead Of principle, have adopted
Vallandigham's platform. In this
they are backed up by some OF the
Democratic editors, now in Nashville
in attendance upon the Annual Meet
ing ofthe Press Association. OF course
these gentlemen speak for themselves.
They are not authorized to speak for
the Democratic people Of Tennessee;
they will speak in Convention, and
when they do, whatever they resolve,
We shall support. Until then we
stand upon the platform Of 1865.
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TELEGRAMS.

Receipts Of Internal Revenue during
the month of May were eleven mill
lion sixty-fOur thousand.
The Indians killed seven men near
Jacks Bow Texas, on the 18th ult.
General Sheridan sent a company of
cavalry in pursuit.
Sherry Q. Hunt, an old prominent
citizen OF st. Louis, an sctfve Demo.
crat, died yesterday,
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ALABAMA.
rrOubl,s Of Grants Rayagsrs ofths south

WASHINGTON, June l.-COllectoI
Latham writes from Huntsville, Ala,
that there IS a large amount Of Inter
nal Revenue taxes due in the interior
and mountainous portion Of his dis
trict which he cannot collect in the or.
dinary way, and consequently several
Of his deputies have resigned, and
that no good man can be fOundWhO Will
undertake collections by distraint and
sale, because they could not do so and
live salely in the country. The Col
lectOr, therefore, asks whether or not
he may be permitted TO 60 % the
County Assessors books and ascer-
tain what the delinquents have In the
way Of property, that he may distraln
and sell such property at the county
courthouse IN each county where the
dtstraint Is made, instead of within
fifty miles OF the property 50 dis
tuained as required by law. The Com
poiSsiOner's letter, In answer, saws: - A
reDlv to your request Is declined. To
grant il Tor the reasons that YOU state
UyOuld be 10 cOnCede that the laws Of
fhe United States cannot be executed
In vour district. / intend to collect
the revenues Of the United States in
Alabama the same as / do ia Massa-
chusetts. Appoint new deputies in
the place Of those resigned, ana pro
eeed with the execution Of your du
ties. II you are resisted call upon the
local authorities for aid, and Il this Is
not sufficient, telegraph 70 me at once
aud / viii ask Tor troops 70 maintain
your authority, and insure the e2ecu'
ton Of the laWs.n
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MARRIED.

BRICE-sCOTT-At st. Peters Church.
Wednesday, May slst, at half-past o'clock
by the Rev. Father Carey, PATRICK BRICE
and Miss MARTHA E. sCoaT.
Mr.. Brics has fought on many battle-nelds
OF Virginia under our lsmented hero, Gen,
R. E. Lee but has now been captured by one
OF the fairest daughters Of Memphis. May
they long enjoy happiness.
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MARKETS.
10y TELEG GRAPH.I

NEW YORK. June l.-Dry GOods-The mar.
keJ for cotton facrics is buOyant under the
rapid advances in the price OF raw material
and the tendency Is toward a higher rate fol
heavy brown sheetings and goods OF this
class which are com pRrattvely low: the
meantime general trade is relatively very
quiet, aud buyers are only purchasing small
quantities. for absolute requirements. We
think however that spectators are purChas-
ing small Quantities quietly, aud although
goods are not going into actual consum ptiOn
ike print cloths, they are determined "a
make some goods scarce in the cotton lines
as yet there is no important change to OBJ
serve In rates, yet the current is likely 70 turn
so Brown sheeting are selling lower nov
than at any time in six years. Brown drills
are also relatively low, and with a rise OF ~ a
80 pound in the price of cotton, the prOs
pect Tor higher rates generally looks favor
Ulei besides the opening of the coal mines in
Pennsylvania is likely to stimulate the de-
mand for heavy brown sheeJings and goods
Of 70 aTu
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President Of the Missouri Pacific
railroad has just arranged In New
York for the sale OF three millions, at
6 per cent. gold interest, second mort
gsge bonds of that road.
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Fifty Knight Templars Of the Ale
.gheny Oommandery started frOmNew
York yesterday evening on their way
Dy steamer for Europe.
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WALL STREET.

NEW YORK, June I.-GOld strong; opening
at me- and closing at ll21s; loans made were
mostly nat. and per cent at one time was
paid for use; amounts bid for at the treasury
sales were S6,ll6,O0O at from ltO6I 10 lll94
awards 81, ,OQO 900 at ll.S75S to Ill 81. Govern
ments strong and higher in sympathy with
gold. stock opened rather heavy and re-
NAMED quiet until after the second call, when
the market was forced down by the bears sell
ling largely; quick recovery in the market
is probable, for the bull cliques have been
buying all day, and with easy and short in
Jerest to assist them will be able to rally
the ma ket, The features were Rock Island
on account OF the strength and Pacific Mail
FOR It's weakness the report Of the latter was
made puohc to-day and is not as favorable
as was anticipated. Lake Shore sold as low
as ll25( at one time during the day; Union
Pacific and Erie were also weak. The mar
ket closet firm and steady, with a recovery
from the lowest figures Money easy al 3(G4
per cent. State securities dull and heavy !:
Old Tennessees, 70T, and new do, 705F.
sterling, llO3S. Government bonds of 1881 ,
ll74i do. 62s lll4i do. 64s lll5z; do Cos, lll54i
do new, ll4i. do 6ls, ia; do 6Ss, u4ls; 40
lJ-40s. ITO. currency 6g. ll53[
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ATTEMTIlM. C0MMITTEE8.

TVHE ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE
Il Of the Confederate Relief ami Historical
Association PICNIC respectfully request the
mem berB OF the Floor, Gate and Ordsr Com
mftsees to report 10 their respective Chair.
men without delay, 80 that their duties may
be assigned them. feZ
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KOTCE
n - 4 ~ eancgIl.

A LII goods coaaslssa9 80 aa-.it. Row. Msn-
I5fia rr,o77 which stoEage aua n -.,, 49, II
dus- WI 5a sold on sth dag =
public sucitoni % pay aa-- acG uF1FaN.
mTU
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
MORNING CLAsS-Eo. 25s.
%, n, so, 20 Il, 81, 81, q, IL, SO, GO, 18, Al

IA, Al, 70, 81, 10, 81, 81, %, rs, q, II, 3.
Prizes fr0m 500 TO $4,000, paid IN money
Lotteries drawing daily. Information fur
l6< North Court street Box ll7, Memphis
Tenn, u. o. MURRAY, MILLER q CO., Nan.
aunra TaOufa 20
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JAMES PABs

TvHE FOLLOWING NAMED aE-rrL 81
Il have ceeu selected as -aarslz. and -l-
bers Of thsfdtGerent Committee lE che -r..ar
In which they appear
General JsHE C. FIZEa. Chief tIlr-ls..
Major Il. P. DUNCAS,
Captain r Il. NAECE.
Captain CHRIS. 5rEIEEUHL-
Captain J. @. THRALL,
Captain E. A. COLE,
GATE COMMITTEE
j. e. Beasley, Chairman T. p. Adams q. o..
nor Meriwsather, Lewis FOGEsla7 q. ula--r
r J. Black, n ". Johnston, Charles T1rsa.
r. j. Malone.
FLOOR COMMITTEES.
Nv. Eneed, Chairman A. J BIscz aa--1..
Hughes, W. j. Pollard o. W he1L1uI-r 9 p
Arnold, ". O. Parker 5sag -as- 15ll-95r u.
b. W. Coleman, Dr. 3. ". Mitchell, Er-l
WOlf- Ogden FOutalus, james -l=aCu. I E. e
Rhett, J.. 3. Mcfarland, Henry E0o1s Oscar
woodbridge, Moses White, Es1err Wood
Colon Green, J. u. Bate, Prank VeEu. 81 -.-
ter Goodman, W L Dul-
RECEPTION COlLlLrTTEs
Hon. JeFerson Davis Hon .IsEau q. E--r-
Rev. ". u. Patterson, Rev James Ca-ulclHa..
Gideon j. Pillow. Dr. ErsElue. A.
BrosscleTl ~ j, y, Ea , -L1e5, p : ---5z--r \.
r. Hunt Hon. VI. AE sryt n. a. -r-51-a-
j. j. DuBose. j. ]. Murphy W H. stevens. ..
W. HeisEeLl, j. e. E1UO11s0u. We j. SEQ @.
Harvey Mathes, j. r. Fippln.
COMMITTEE on PREsERyATIJE Of -E-
DER.
]. 6. Barbour, Chairman; B. B. Hutca.zll.
j. ". Rogau, Ben. White, W. H. k1sa, IT,
BeasIe Iey, Il. M. Neely. ". q. Aumal. .ls
Conner, Z. r. Cannon G. v. Ram 1sU-r o.. =.
Elliott, ]. p. Strange j. j. Drake a I..
Bridges, W. D. Nick uney, ~. j.. laUz-1l.
W. L Anderson Ias- M MuEply, ], D. Gibson.
The members OF the several committee
VIII report 70 LGelr resE ec--F1 On -E-l en-. VINO
In turn wiz report TO the Ll-zl Marshal. a-.l
he VIII define their duties. me Aal-z.a..
Marshals VIII report 70 the Chief Marshal .rl
assignment 70 duty. Gentlemen appCLl.E-
upon the uluereEu committee declining 60
serve, viii please report without delay .u ans
member Of The EuJertal ul1a-4l Commit o.
theif pIace5 nay be dlled, 81 10 is absolute. r
necessary, TO Insure a success. tLaE the COM
uiUtees suoul1 De tulI and effective
Tickets OF admission Et-y clur5 each. G-.l
VIII be on sale SO the diE5reut book sud Eg-7-
stores. T. .. 5gHNsIOAr
j. s. haIl HEE
r.. q. EEGLL5E
e. M. 3 THU EQEu
COMMITTEES on El lr=rra- ma
PICNIC PRIVILEGES
Sealed proposals win be received for t.-
purchase OF the Bar, Gou1scLlQuzryr he5-aE
rant and shooting Gal erg PRIVILEGES Jf ra-
picnic to be given under the zuspic5s OF fHH
Confederate Relief and Historical Assoclsr-rl
O1 saturday. June 81 aI James ta-E. IL...
Tuesday, May 90, l3ll, u l.. ar 81 lLGl &. .lrz r.
PROPOSALS win be Op- nR1 Proposals. To- be ....
dressed 20 the Entertainment l0IulrL5.
No. zS3 Main street E-
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