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GREAT LAND SALE.

RTOTJCE is hereby given that, as Commis-
n siouer 0fthe circuit Courts Of C~ri4enden
and Lafayette counties, Arkansas anu oy VIZ
tue OF the DEGREES rendered BY said courts, 1
WI sell. at the OF the state capitol
house, in the city o. little Rock Arsansas-
On the 18th Bay Of January, 1871,
A large number Of tracts Of land, situate in
Sewer a9d Lafayette counties, Arkansas. and
amounting in the aggregate 90 nearly or QulI6
6O,OO0 acres. The lands are Of eAceueut quar-
Etv. and viii be sold regardless Of price.
Descriptive lists VIII be forwarded ~ ap-
oil alton to tue undersigned, at Memphis
Tennessee.
The sale viii be Confined rom q to day
until ali are sold.
Terms of saIe-cash in hand
del q LEfEa EnnmIssInnar
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Thursday. January IN. I87I.
ChaHCsTy Sale Of Real Estate on
tuesday, January, 10, 1871.

No J. r. DIN the Second ChanceT Court Of
Shelby cOuuty, T~enu-Heury Nolan W.
Margaret Owens ct al.
By virtue OF an order Of sale made in this
cause, VIII sell, az public auction, to the
highest bidder in 'front.' Of the once OF tie
second ChanCery Court Of shelby county,
IN the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on
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FRANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE or TaE DAILY APPEAL, I
MEMPHIS. January 4 1871. J

Aa% 1aNeAa-n
The demand for exchange was large to
dsv and rates steady. Collections were
NsTv good and large rsmittsnces were
made ia this way. Our merchants met
their foreign paper promptly, and all in
dIoatiOns point 20 an easy money market
81 moderately easy one at least. Rates
are steady on al points IS follows:
New York, Boston (demsndh Providence,
Philadelphia, Fall River (Cemand6 and
PittsburE, = discount: Baltimore, Will
mington. Utica, Fall River sight Bos-
ton Sight, and all points east Of Pitts
burg, Is discount; New Orleans, = dis
count Checking at par to s discount on
an Eastern cities.
Local stocks and bonds are nominal.
STOCKS BONDS IN NEW YORK.
Governments opened duh but steady in
tone. AT noon they were some better,
with a fairdemsnd; st the close they had
agsIu declined.
NEW YORK, January 4, u H.
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Monday, January 9, 1871.

During legal hours, offer and sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, at the ehO OF
WOlcott, smith & Co., the following described
property, to- wit:
l ave gallon keg whisky.
L. EATON, Us Marsh al.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
7 N o5
PRICES.

q TErNwAY PIANOS. Gabler Pianos. EN-
- ersOn Pianos, Fose Pianos. Prices from
$50 TO SEQ each. Mason q Hamlfu orzans-
Prices from SI0O to 500 each Music Boxes.
from 50 TO 500 each Guitars, NlOIus. Bas fos,
Flutes, Flies, FlageOlettes, PIc0fos, Clarss-
nets, Bass, Tenor and Boys Drums. of all
sizes Boys Trunpets, TrOmbones. LOruets.
4tOS valves 6armcnicaE, etc French ard
German A~ccOrdeOns. Fluriues, Conca-tines.
Brass and Silver Band instruments. EuL-
umns Of Piano Music, beautifully bound.
nom 81 TO s. each; Genuine italian and Ro
Violin strings. and the largest STOCK OF
Sheet Music IN the South.
n. B.-COuntvy merchants and dealers wiz
send in their orders at once
e. A BEHSON'S Music House,
de8 81 Main rErHaE
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CURES RHEUMATISM.

MISUNDERSTOOD, TENN, July6 s.
DIR. III. LAWRENCE, Baltimore, Md
sSir: You will please send me o u ~
more bottles Of your most excellent
medicine.
As you will remember, q month or
six weeks ago, I received three bottles
of it. when 1 commenced taking IL I
could scarcely walk at all when night
came, but now I suffer no o from
rheumatism. I have a little brother
that is about to lose his sight, and 1
wish to try il for him, You viii please
lind enclosed So, for which You will
please forward me the medicine inn
mediately. Very respectfully, 1 re-
main, SAM'L q. MCFADDEN,
P. Box ls9, MurfreesbOrO, Tenn.
Sold by druggists every where. At
. wholesale by
q. G. WARD & BRO.
q ". JONES & co.
". NW1LKER sOE & co
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/ 60lsa5sDszs Positively OTedEUphGn'I Resh
Msm Cure
WILL cure Bronchitis, Consumption, al
w Lung Diseases and Splitting OF Blood.
and strengthen and build mp the system 70
its healthy condition. This has been tested
by Prof. TrUsseau 10 Two Thousand cases in
the hospitals OF Paris, in which tt cured
nearly every case, and In this country by the
APPRECIATION OF the physician many hopeless
cases have been restored 70 heal6h. One bot
tie viii prove its efficacy. Sold 81 % per bot
tie, OF SIX for s. %.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY &COWDEN,
myA0 cod PhBadelphta'
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Chancsry Sale Of Bsal Estate.

Nd. l224.-N. R-FluG ChancerT Court Of
shelby county-M. ID. L Felts. aduiulstra-
tor formerly, now &c. kecE. admLDLs-ra-
tor de bOnls non Of the estate or James Il
Feits, deceased. rs. Emily tslEs 60 "a.
ID virsus OF intsTlOcutory DEGREES lGi sale
ID entered In the above cause, MAY Is 1853.
and October %, 1870, I wiz sell at pE0dc aue-
ton. to the highest bidder, ia front or ths
Clerk and Masters Office, Green aW GlOcE.
second street, in the city OF Memphis, Ten
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Trustees SaIs.- Vsluabls Cotton
Plantation.

II pursuance Of q Trust Deed made to me by
James " smith on I'd day Of January,
Fg. and recorded at Bsulah, Bolivar county,
AVIss IN Book j, page 85, TO secure the pay
meut or three prOmtssOry notes therein
mentioned Ia payment Of eleven hundred
and dtty TglI50} having been made on hrst
MOTEL. L via sell,
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saiarday. thg - b IanaarN L8IL.
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF Deed IN Trust executed % me
ID on the 18th Of EOTember. 49, By W-U.
Gather, and recorded IN the Register Once
OF shelby county, TenmesBee, I'm BooE Eg-t
pages 81, etc and Tor the purpose OF carry
Ing out the trusts therein specified, ] VIII, en-
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During legal hours, 60 the warehouse CT Vol
colt, Smith q Co, HOWard'a Row, Memphis,
Tennessee, al public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, the following described
property, BO-WLt;
Z boxes, 64 lbs tobacco.
i. y. EAT0N. IL s. MarahaI
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Dissolution of COpartnsrshlp.

THE firm of Dennis q Gross, heretofore do
Il ing a Boot and Shoe Business, at No 2o2
Main street, Memphis, Tenn, was, by mutual
agreement, owing 10 the uncertain health Of
II. Gay Gross, dissolved, to talIe effect De-
eember IS, 1870; II. Clay Cross withdrawing
from said nrm, and disposing Of his entire
interest ia said hrm % A. q. DeDnIs; A. q.
Dennis being alone authorized TO receipt for
or fn liquidation OF any claims due or owing
the late arm Of Dennis & Cross.
A. O. DENNIS.
H q. CROSS.
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Trustees Sals.

d Y virtue OF a Trust Deed executed 20 me
ID on the 18th day Of March, 1870, by ". ".
Trigg. and registered IN the Registers ONCE
of Desha county, Arkansas, in Book G, pages
1876, ls7, I95, 1 VIII. on
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Saturday, The 9Th Day Of January, 1871,

Between the hours Of 10 am. and 4 pm. al
the southeast corner Of Court square, In the
city Of Memphis. Tenn sell for cash. 70 the
highest bidder, the property embraced in
said trust deed, thus descri0eds Situate,
lying and being IN SHELBY county. Tennessee,
being q part Of the Ramsey 51Jl-aCre grant.
aud beginning at a stake on the north side Of
Jackson street tend $50 feet east OF the
point where EfmWOcd avenue tntersects
Jackson street and az the southeast corner Of
the 74-lC9-acre lot bought by j. N. PrOVine
on the 5th day Of December, 1870; thence east
with Jackson street 885E 1eet JOa stake az the
intersection OF Jackson street and Raleigh
avenue hence north e& feet TO a stake;
thence west 4s5E feet; thence south 6Zs feet
to the beginning on Jackson s rect, contain
ing acres, ana being lots ( and Of the %
acre lot sold by Mrs. n. p. Talbot 70 Mrs Il.
B. watkins Nav J. 1852, aud by Mrs. Watkins
sold to Willie J. LlttleIOhn, as appears Of re-
cord in Book 81. page 5l5 Of the Registers
office Of this Ouury Purchaser viii be re-
Qulr6d 20 pay the money down. sale abso-
lutte. Title believed to be good, bat i viii sell
and OuTey only as trustee. Equity Of re-
demptton barred
aaF II = POSITION Truzfaa
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aIooo

Fol any case Of Bind. Bleeding OF Itching
PILES that DEBIEG'S PILE REMEDY fails 70
euTs, 10 has cured cases OF Uyears standing.
Try fL, and get rid of the most Eroublesome
disease desh is heir q. Sold by All druggists
sold everywhere. send for pamphlet,
IrhnI0H-tE4 FRANKLIN BtfG6t
bN Baltimore No
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a RO0K E0R lie MlLLlnh.

MARRIAGE IA 49, S % Tsss9 sgo e
Gfs9nE to marry, on the phTsioloEt-
AsA8@a leal mysteries md reVeiz-
tons or the sexual system, with the latest
discoveries in producing and preventing ole
spring, preserving the complexion etc
This Is an interesting Work OF two hundred
and tWenty-four pages, with uumeFOu8 eu~
cravings, and contains valuable Information
Tor those who are married or contemplate
mRrrtagas still e "a q book that ought 20 pc
under lock and key and not laid caralessly
about the hOuss.
Sent to any one urea OF postagsl for 90 esuW.
Address DR.. Butts D~tspeuEarTs NO ~ p
Eighth street, 81. Louis, NO
~ Notes % ~ Afasee AID lHplM01e
Before nuplvfur to the notorious QUACEd
whO zdverffss IN public papers, or using any
QUACK 49, 9+- BUZZ o 70
matter what your 01e - OF nov -4PA4f@
Bile your Conditlol
M Futfs can be consulted, personally or By
mall % the diseases mentioned In bis works
once. No IN. EigAth strest, bet Marketand
TEezfnus. m Louis. No dEW
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LITTLE ROCK AND Fl. SMITH
RAILROAD.
TINED CARD.

ON and after Monday, November q, 1870,
" passenger and freight train will run a
follows:
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Unitsd States Marahal's Sale.

No. f8.-Unfaed States vs.. Seven boxes, 8A
lbs T0baeco.-Unfted States District Court,
District West Tennessee.
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United States Marshars Sale.

No. 68,-Unitsd States vs.. Two kegs whisky.
United states District Court, District
West Tennessee.
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Mnndav. Iannan 81 al

DURsUAET to an order Of sale. made IN
b above entitled cause, I VIII offer Dl
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United States Marshal's Sale.

No. 4SL-United states vs.. Six Boxes Plug To-
bECcO-Uuitsd states District cart, District
OF West Tennessee.
DURSUANT to an order Of sale, made in the
4 above Untitled cause, 1 VIII, on
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NEW YORK. January 4, y H.

Railroad and Express shares opened
dull; al 1850 the market was ective and
rather excited, with q slight advance; 10
closed dun and rather bearish, although
no decided decline in prices.
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Monday. January 9. I8zl.

During leRal hours. offer and sell to the
highest BIDDER, for cash, at the warehouse Of
WalcOtt, Smith & Co., in the city OF Memphis,
the following described property;
II bottles smut.
Ii EATON, Q. 8. Marshal.
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HELMROLp,s BucHu.
KIDNEYS.


The Kidneys are two in number. situated
at the upper part Of the loin, surrounded By
fat, and consisting Of three parts, viz; the An
terror, the Interior, md the Exterior.
The anterior absorbs. Interior consists o
tissues or veins, which serve as a deposit tol
the urine and convey it 20 the exterior. The
exterior is q conductor, also, terminating In
a single tube, and called the Ureter. Ihe
ursters are connected with the bladder.
The bladder is composed Of various cover
ings or tissues. divided into parts, viz; the
Upper, the Lower, the Nervous, and the Nj
Oous. The upper szpels, the lower retains
Many have a desire to urinats without II
ability; others urinate withOutth ability to
retain. This frequently occurs in children.
To cure these affections. we must bringinto
action the muscles, which are engaged in
heir functions. Ifthey are negIeoted, Grave
or Dropsy may ensue.
The reader must also be made aware, that
however sughtmay be the attack, it is sure TO
AFFECT the bodily health and mental powers
as our flesh and blood are supported from
ithaca rourcaa
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Monday, January 9, 1871,

During legal hours, offer and sell to the high
est bidder, for cash, at the warehouse Of Vol
colt, Smith & Co, in the city OF Memphis, the
following described property, tO-Wit:
6 boxes Plug Tobacco.
d80 l. B. EAsTON. U. s. Marshal.
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Monday. January 9. Iazl.

during legal hours, offer and sell to the high
est bidder for cash, at the warehouse Of VOL
colt, Smith q Co., HOWard's Row, in the city
Of Memphis, the following described prop
erty, 20 wit:
Ten pounds manufacturer tobacco.
/. b. EATON, u. 3. Marshal.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of q Deed Of Trust executed to
I'D me on the drst day Of January, 1870, by
Nm.P Bradley, and registered In the Regis
uer's oEiCs Of shelby county. Tennessee in
Book q, pages l9 and llO, 1 will. on
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

No. $50. R.-First Chancey Court OfShel-
By county,. Burke eE a. vs. EhOmasEcrd
ct al
ny virtue OF an int6rlecutory decree Tor
IL sale entered IN the above cause, NO
vembeF 18th, 1870, j VIII sell at public
auctfon. 20 the highest bidder, In E0nf
the Clerk a Masters once dreen4aE
On second street, in the city Of Memphis
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During legal hours, offer and sell to the high
est bidder, for cash, at the warehouse OF
Woleott, smith q Co, in the city OF Mem
phis, the following described property:
2Kegs whisky, S gallons each.
Il u. EATON II. 4 MaranaI
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On the 18th Bay Of January, 1871
CaRBoLIc SALvE.

Tae important discovery OF
the CARB OLIC ACID as a
CLEANSING, PURIFYING, and
HEALING Agent is one Of the
most remarkable results Oe
modern medical research.
During the late civil war g
was extensively used in the
hospitals, and was found 20
B6 not only a thorough disln-
Eectant, but also the most WOm7
deFfHI and speedy HEALING
REMEDY ever known
VT IS now presented In q
scientific combination with
other soothing and healing
agencies, in the form Of a
SALVEg and, having been al
ready used i'm numbeFless eases
with most satisfactory and benz
efciaH results, we have no hesi-
aafiOn in Offering it 90 the pub
lie as the most certain, rapid,
and efectuaI remedy for all
Sores and Ulcers, no matter Of
how long standing, for Burns,
Cuts, wounds, ana eEery
ABRASION OF SKIN or FLESH
and for Skin diseases generally
Sold by al Druggists. Price IS cents.
JOHN 7. HENRY, Sole PFqi,S
Ro.GscoLLEcE PLACE, HewYosk.
c. WARD s. Bro,
MEMPHIS TENN,
1880
mnwa
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tuesday. The Izlh January. 81.

Between the hours Of O'Clock am ana 3
o'clock pm, az b soufheasG corner OF Court
-Quare, sell a. auction % che hfELe5r bidder.
Tor cash, the following describe zeal proper
q rto-Wi-: IN the cuutg OF shelby. s.arset
tennessee, and aDOut four nj les cas- z.rH o..
the city Of Memphis eoutaiuLus uF srlua-
ton about one hundred and ssveGrF-tuI
acres, more or less, beiug a par. % the subtle
VaelOn or Owens farm heretofore bought l-
p o Bethel o. i. A. and a. over ard u.
walker, beginning on b soul lid=oI tho
pigeon koost road az It's DfEreclou
Otey avenue, Themes WltE said PIGEON ElH
road in az ~eGsLWaFdly or s1utheas ward
duectIoc 70 q stake q the c9rnerO Bs h-I E.
field, on the corner Of a lane known as owen s
avenue, thence with said lane Dr. avenue
about y chains 70 It's icter-eeliru win
Walker avenue, thence W.tl Wake ls
enue HestWardlg 20 Otey avenue, ana thence
Tsth Otey's aVenue 70 the beginning eu fla
Pigeon GoO5t road. TIE trae Of land above
described By meSa and bounds cOIrat s. by
estlmatiOn about l8 acres more u- less. but
ont Of this s. excepted abOut5 or -- 'front.'
ing on Dtey avenue, and running t-cE 20 ~
10 maze Is &-l0Q acres, conveyed nE p A.
Berheu 10 Mrs. David Polute- ana EusI
Mcane Ia seVeralty. and Wutcl lies between
Walker Veuus and th- Pigeon Rene- road.
as viii be seen by reference N e. FulvHE l--l
same. By Q. q. Burke, according % Wll1L 70
has been staked and markell"
Equity Of redemption waved and ule BE-
ueVed to be perfect. butt wiz CONVEX CuLr as
Trustee. y. z. WALEEf.. JE.
dele Trustee.
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Monday, January g, 1871,

during legal hours, offer and sell TO the high
est bidder, for cash, az the warehouse Of Vol
coUt, smith & Co Towards Row, In the city
OF Memphis, TIE following described prop
erty, tO-WIt:
lReg, 10 gallons whisky.
L. B. EATON, u. 8. Marshal.
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United States Marshars SAILS.

No. &2.-United States vs.. Ten Pounds Manu-
featured T~ObaccO-Unlted States District
Court for the District Of Of West Tennessee.
DURSUANT to an order Of sale made in the
i above entitled cause, 1 viii, on
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United States Marshai's Sale.

No. 44-United Staten vs. slE boxes, 85 lbs.
tobacco o. United States District Court. Dis
tricJ OF West Tennessee.
DURSUANT to an order OF sale, made in
i the above entitled cause, j viii offer for
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United States MarshaTs Sale.

No. U.-United States VS.. One i've gallon
keg whisky-United states District Court,
District West Tennessee:
DURsUANTt to an order Of sale made in the
Il above entitled cause, I will on
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THE MISSISSIPPI KU KLUX.
Sho-itipY Barbnrities Practiscd by the Km
KIux-Testimouy Of an Eye Witness.
mi

Sho-,tips Barbnrities Practiscd by the Km
Kiux-Testimouy Of an Eye Witness.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July ]. 1871
In the Ku Klux trial at oxford, MISS. to-day, j. O.
Davis lcolored) testified that on the night In
question three OF the defendants came to
his house and told him that he was one
OF those radical fellows, and ordered him to
follow them, and, In fear OF his life, ne did So After
proceeding short distance they donned DISCUSSES
and furnished him with one OF red and black and
mule TO ride. The party went TO Pages
house, which was entered, ana Joe was ordered
TO tie Pages hand with rope. BEDFORD
was cut to furnish q suspender, and the marauders
rode 10 the wood q mile distant. Joe and another
man were left IN charge OF the horses while the
party entered with the prisoner. In few MN
utes they heard the sound Of the stripes
derers to allow MIN time to pray or
to see his wife, both OF which entreaties were
DENIED. After n short time Joe called into the
wood, where he found Page lying on the ground
beside rude shallow grave. with u rope around
his neck. showing that death resulted from
hanging. The body was tumbed into the grave by
Joe and other negroes present. by order OF the lead
ers, and hastily covered with earth and leaves. The
party then stripped on their DISCUSSES and separated
shortly before daylight.
the witness underwent rigid crosse Examination,
but the defence failed 10 shake hts testimony. He
identified three OF the white and two col0red de-
PENDANTS as having been active la the tragedy. The
Will be continued ON Monday.
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Jerome Buck. song written for the occasion
viii be sung By Arthur Matthson. u Is entitled

the FLAG WELCOME
Her broad csg, Der grand flag, Columbia upifts;
Right pTo9,y II Ia her strong right hand
Resplerde II snineth In Iiberty's sun
Hurrah for the banner that noats DER our land.
BY will stand, i br eh stars e'er shall guide;
They gieas eyes to hearts are thew dumb
No; The stripes that tag the we've borne
And the gVering stars types OF surrenders 10 come
We hail thee hall thee heart, voice and hand,
Bright banner, fair banner, lov'd flag Of our land
Yet not for its might the red field OF war
Aore shall our song of laudzttou be heard
Ky ia grandeur AS banner of 'iWclcome" to all
Sill deeper the heart Of the peoples be s,irredi
II calls to the toiiers beyond the great deep
Its CHEEKY ringing to heavens high dome
'.Come huhsr where wins s rewardr'
And In millions they unto Freedoms vast home.
We hail tbeei hal thee with heart and hand,
Bright banner Of "W elcome," ovd tag OF our laEii
And straight the stripes path win that Gag,
The broadcast and :randest beneath the blue skissl
And bright AS our stars Is that prosperous sun,
Which here eads the who thinks, works and tres
oh, mauv tonsued kauonl concordantlv shout,
In beartstlrrng thunders, from broad sea To zeal
Our own Gag, our de ar Nag, the ilag OF the free
Bright banner of Welcome" ovd tag OF our iandi
The song will be followed ny the Long Talk, by the
democratic warrior from Newark, N. j., General
Theodore RunyOn; poem by John Savage, singing
Of the "Star Spangled Banner" and speeches by
GARRISON N. Potter. Richard Gonna and others.
The Committee OF Arrangements consist OF about
one hundred members OF the Tammany Society.
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attention to the subject OF open competitive exam
nations. Without however, as yet arriving at any
conclusions.
The New Collector for the Port Of Mobile.
Mr.. Wnlsrd Warner, the recently appointed Col
ector OF the Port Of Mobile, received telegram to-
day from Messrs Lewis Bowen. President, and
Philip Joseph, Secretary, Of meeting Of the col
ored republicans held there, saying that they had
voted THANKS unanimously to the President and
Secretary Boutwell, for his appointment. Sr. War;
ner to-day fled MS bond and received mis- commits
sion HIS bondsmen are General Sherman ana ex-
Senator Catrell. OF New Jersey.