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HENRY It. HELHROLD's


FLUID EXTRACT BU G II U +,
THE GREAT DIURETIC,
has cured every case Of diabetes in which
il has been given irritation Of the neck OF
ne bl oder and infismation Of the kidneys,
alteration OF the kidneys and bls-ier, re-
tention Of urine, diseases the prostrate
gland. stone Ia the bladder. calculus. gravel,
6rick-dust deposit, aud mucous or milky
discharges, and for enfeebied and delicate
cons ituiions Of both sexes, attended with
he following symptoms; tndisposition 10
sxertion, loss Of power, loss Of memory,
difficulty Of breathing, weak ners~s, tremb-
ling, horror of disease. waksfnlness. dim
ness of vision. psin in the back. bot hands,
aushing Of the body, drynsSs Of the skin,
eruption on the face, pal tII1G ienance'
universal lassitude Of the fp--'s.1system,
etc.
Used by persons from the ases Of eight
cen TO twenty FIVE, and from thirty-hve 10
hfty-fve OF in the declin or change Of life
after confinement or LABOR palms, bed-wet-
ting IA children.
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nEUsICAL BOXES. yiolins and Violin
M Bows, Guitars, Banjos, Flutes, Accor-
deons, French Hsrps and q general line Of
musical merchandise Of every description
always in store at greatly reduced prices
WM. FRENZ, Clinton Street,
spril22 Hickman, KY.
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HENRY t. HELMB0LD's
u,onrr ooscrrrnArEp conrousp

Fluil Extract SarsaparA{6
will radically exertminate from the sys-
TEN Scrofula, Syphilis, Fever Sores, Ulcers,
Sore Eyes, Sore Legs, Sore Mouth. Sore Head,
Bronchitis, skin Diseases, Salt Bheum,
Cankers, Rpnnings from the Ear, White
Swellings, Tumors, Cancerous Affections,
Nodes, Ricketts,, Glandular eweilings, Night
Sweats, Rash, letter, Hnmors ef AL Kinds.
Chronic Rheumatism, Dyspspsis, and All
diseases that have been establiEhed In the
system for years.
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Market.

New NOFA MArket.
New YORK, June %.
Gold was quiet to-day, closing at Il24a
1928.
Cotton dull and declined, middling up
lands 20Ac.
: General Market-Flour dull and declin-
ed, So s5a6 % for shipping grades to ex-
ira. Wheat dull dropping and declined,
red and amber 81 sal SO. Corn heavy,
mixed Western 744c. Coffee dull and droop-
ing, Rio l3al6c.
Cincinnati Markets.
CIEcIssATI, June %
Cotton-Firm and demand fair, middling
20a201c
Flour dull and declined, family So 50a6
75. Wheat dull and unsettled, No l red
Fall 81 3sal 40; No. red Fall 81 35sl SO;
not much Offering, hence disparity in pri
ces; the official quotation for No. l Fall 81
30. Corn in active demand and advanced, ,
5Sc. Mess pork dull and nominal Sl5.
Lard dull and unchanged sales at 9ac Ba-
con dull aud declined, sales OF shoulders At
Sic; clear rib sides and clear sides at sic.
Hams in good demand at l4lai43c-
st. Lonis Mnrkes.
sr. Louis, June %.
Flour very dull and business light, sup
perhne Fall 30 l5a5 %; trcmble extra 50
25a6 625; family 81 50a7 So. Wheat busi-
very small prime old red 81 55; new
No red Fall sl ~ Corn firm, l5a52c !;
mixed on the track 54a57c; white advanced.
6oa64c, sacked. Bacon steady. shoulders
6sa7ci clear rib sides S4aSao; clear sides ylc
Lard in fair demand, ioiaID3c
New orleans Market.
NEW OsLEAss, June %
Cotton firm at 2a4c. Corn firm; mixed
and yellow re; white 7547I. Hay quiet;
cnoice Sz7a2o %. Sugar dull at lo4c. Ccf-
fee siagnant, l3saI54c.
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H. T. HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BucnU
Cures diseases arising from inspradences,
habits Of dissipation, etc.,
In their stages, at little expense, little or
no change in diet, no incouvsnience, and no
exposure. Price one dollar and ffty cents
per bottle.
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Arrival AND DEPARTURE OF MAILs-The
Mail via N q n W. Railroad arrives at
Hickman at l2:45 D. m.. and derarts al Z
a. N daily. except Sunday. Mail closed at
q 3. N The Post OfHce viii be kept open
one hour Sunday morning
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HREAT hEI Lotion IN PRICES OF
NJ Ice king Glasses. Pocket Mirrors,
Pictures and Pictu Frames, all size ,
shapes and siyleffo sale cheaper than
ever by NJ FkENI-
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Hon George Ii. Pendieton, Of Ohio,
eft iast week tor Europe. there to join.
aud accompany hume. his family, who
have spent The last two years on that
side of the Atlantic Mr.. Pendleton
purposes TO return in time to take part
IN the Democratic State canvass OF Ohio
prior to the October elections.
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California Democratic Plat

SAN FRANCISCO, june 21.-George
Henry Height was renominated by the
Democratic State Conyeution on the
anti railroad subsidy platform, on the
6rst ballot. Lewis, of Tehama, was
nominated Lieutenant governor, and
Jackson Temple and Seldom G. Wright,
Tor Supreme Judges. The platform op
poses Chinese immigration and railroad
subsidies, accepts the results oe the war
and the Constitutions as it now stands
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Nashville and North Western
Railroad

Day Passen ger Leaves Hickman at P. NJ
arrives at Hickman at p. VI.
Night Passenger-Leaves Hickman at 4 AZ
~; and arrives at Hickman 10 Is p. NJ
Close connections made at Union City
with the Mobile and Ohio road-at McKen-
s'e with the Memphis and Clarksvilie road
AMI at Nashville with the Louisville and the
Chattanooga roads.
For tickets apply at the Railroad office.
J. W. THOMAS. Gen'l Sup't N. & N. r. r
a. ID. KINGMAN, agent at Hickman.
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Gro. p RowEIL & Co. 30 Park Row. New
York. and s. NJ PETTEseIIL & Co. 81 Park
Row, New York. are our sole agents in that
city, and are authorised to contract for ad-
vertisinR at our lowest rates.
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Commercial.
HIcBMAE CorRIER OFFICE. !

HIcBNAE rorR1ER OFFICE.
Saturday, June "a. II.
~ ,uN-We quote at l23 to Is.
SnEEN APPLES-Trade very dull SOC
mprAf-Sl 2eaSl aS per bushei
MEAI-From wagons at 75c.
~ IkR-Fresh. 20 to25c per lb.
POULTRY, ETC.-Young Chickens s. 25
to 90 per dozen. Old from 3 50a 4 90.
Eggs, l2lc per dozen.
SAL ai-By car load bushel, 80; $50
sALr-By retail So 90 for small and So
so for large, per bbl
PLows-Hertwick, Baltzer & Co.'S Steel
Plows. No. l. 81 90; No. 2. 90; No. 8,
SO; No. 4, IL. By the lot n OF less than a
dozen.
WAuONS-Hertwick, Bsltzer & Co.'S make
Two horse, thimble skein, $50 90. Two
horse Iron Axle, $50 90.
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GEN. SPEED S. Fay. of Kentucky,
has been reinstated as Supervisor of La
terDal Revenue for this State, and Emo
ry. who lately came from Tennessee to
take his place, has been ordered to
return
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the people of Fulton and Hickman counties,
at the following times ard places:
Clinton, Monday. July, 3
Moscow, Tuesday. (barbecue,) 4
Lodgton, Wednesd s.
Ebenezer Meeting House, Thursday, " 8
Fulton Station Friday, y
Rock Springs. Saturday. &" 8
Madrid Bend. Hawkins, Tuesday, " IL
campbelrs School House, Thursday, Is
Jordan Station. Friday, u" IA
Wesley, Saturday, barbecue a Is
Goodjoin's, Tuesday, +" is
Pelo, Wednesday. 4" 10
Morse's Station, Friday, F." 81
Spring Hill, Saturday, " %
Rossville. Monday, " "a
Crossland's Bridge, Friday, 80 %
Halls Bridge, Saturday, 20
The candidates will meet at barbecues,
and all otner puclic days, until day Of elec-
tion.
The appointments heretofore made and
published by A. s. Arnold, are hereby re-
called, and those as above substituted by
mutual agreement. The change is made
for the accommodation of the candidates for
the Senate.
Ladies are respectfully invited.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

One copy one year lin advancel.--.S 2 90
Five copies one year, 40
Ten copies one year, 10 W
NGE All names of clubs to be handed in
ct ss me time. from same post-oftice, ana ac-
conranied by the cash.
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Helmboid's Extract Bucbu. 10 diuretic and
biood-purify ing and cuD1'N nll diseases
arising from habits Of disAp ION, and ex-
cesses and imprudences purities
Of the blood, etc, superW'BgN paioa in
affections for which il is used, and syphilitic
affeetions--in these diseases used in con-
nection with Helmbolds Rose Wash.
LADIES. .
In many affections peculiar to ladies, the
Extract Buchu is uneq ualled by any other
remedy-as in chloross or retention. irregu-
larity, painfulness or suppression Of custom
airy evacuations, liberated or schirrus state
of the uterus, feucrorhoa or white, sterility,
aud tor all complaints dincident 70 the sex
whether arising from in iscretion or habits
of dissipation. il is prescribed extensively
by the most eminent physicians and mid
wives for enfeebled and delicate constitu-
tions, OF both sexes and all ages (attended
with any of the above diseases or symptome).
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u1HoRoUGH-BRED BERKsHIRE PIGS
for Sale, in pairs, not akin, from ! 10 2
A. 4 BREvARD.
rnsr1l-2m Jordan Station, Ky.
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RELIGIoUs.-The,e will be service
as usual. TO morrow and to morrow night
at the Methodist Church.
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DEST QUALITY OF INITIAL PAPER
and Envelopes, at wM FRENZ'S Book
and Stationery Store. on Clinton Street, op-
posite ]. II. Plaut s Bro.
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MuIes for Sale.

1.-TWO GOOD MULES, years old, work
1 anywhere, for sale. Apply at this
Office. or to JOHN r. ANDERSON,
nay6--tf miles below Hickman.
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OHEAP ADVERTISING. We viii inre
~ an advertisement in Eight Hundred
American Newspapers for six dollars per
line per week. One line one week will cost
six dollars. Two lines will cost twely
dollars, and ten lines viii cost sixty dol
lars. Send for printed list. Address
GEO p ROwELL s. Co, Advertising
Agents, No Al Park Row, New York
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MiLLET-S2 rs
C0OPERS STUFF-BARRELS.
Cypress barrels for sorghum, 81 90
Cypress kegs 10 gallons, so
Flour barrels, 62l
Iron bound 10 gallon kegs, 90
Iron bound Whiskey barrels, IS
Hickman Wholesale Prices.
BAGGING-25a2s per yard.
ROPR-Mschine 10.
IRON TIES-7lc.
BEESWAX SOFA 35c q 10.
BLACKTSG p doz 45(6,S5.
BUCKETS, p dozen, 2 so.
BROOMS, p dozen, 81 SOB 90.
BROWN SHEETING, q yard, l2lal63c.
CANDLES, Star, 1920.
C2SEsE--lse per ID
c0FFt.E, Rio, 1Stdl2lc.
CRACKERS, q p Tk(169c.
CASTINGS. q 10, Slate.
COTTON YARNS, q dozen, 12@l6c.
COAL OIL, n gallon, 30c per bbl.
FLOUR. Sc 00i09 90.
FEATHERS. "a 10 50@,60c.
GUSPOWDER, q keg 81 00aS7 so.
BLASTING POWDER, 5 so.
HIDES, green, &c.
dry l6c.
HORSE SHOES D 10 Sa9c.
LARD OIL, q gallon, 81 90
LARD, q 10 l2Ic.
LEAD, p 10 l0c.
MoLASSES, y. o. Sugar II, % Dbl, 60@75.
p half bbls rs.
kegs S5 per gallon.
MACKEREL, in kits, 81 009S 0oc.
q bbls So.
p half bbls Sl2 90.
keys, So so.
NAILS q keg, So 90 rates.
RICE, p ID llal2Ac.
SUGAR, Brown, 2 10 l00i2c.
Refined. l6c.
SODA-By the keg 6lc = ID.
SHOT, per bag, 6Ofai2 80.
SToN NEWARE, . gallon, l6c.
TOBACCO, Manufactured, per Id so 81 IL
TAIL0W, per ID Ease.
CEMENT, Louisville, 50 %.
WHITE LEAD, 9al3c.
WHISKEY, common, per bbl 81 10aI 25.
Rye and Bourbon. I 75a2 so
Robinson CO l 55a2 25.
BRANDY, Apple sud Peach 50 5Ja4 90.
IRON. bar size, &c.
PRINTS II to l21c.
JEANS, per yard, 20a2s
LINSEY, per yard, 224a50c.
LEATHER, kip skins - 0,'a7 50.
q sole, per Ib. 40 i5c.
upper side, 50a4 so.
LIME-2 o.
WASH BOARDS. per dozen, 0O43 2jc
PL0wS, Steel, sIai2l.
HUBS, l 50a2 so per sett.
FELL0ES O0a3 90.
STEEL Cast. NJ. Is. A., 2oa27c.
SYRUPS-5 gal kegs ESQ.
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nor COOL DRINKS, go to
JOES.

MASONIC CELEBRATIoN-The Ma
sonic Fraternity at Jordan Station, in
this county. propose celebrating the an
niversary of st. John. to day. Capt
Clint Randle, is the orator of the day
Many of our citizens propose attending
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STRIPES are all the rage in all sorts
Of Centlcmen's clothing.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

The candidates for the Legislature and
candidates for the State Senate will address
the people of Fulton and Hickman counties,
at the foilnwIng times ard nlaces:
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NOR CHEWING TOBACCO, go to
JOES.
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FRAGRANT SAPOLIENE

Cleans Kid Gloves and all kinds of Cloths
and Clothing; removes Paint, Greese. Tar,
&c, instantly, without the least injury TO
the finest fabric. Sold by Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers. FRAGRANT SAPO-
LIENE CO., 33 Barclay ST., New York, 40 La
Sale St, Chicago.
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Ed. Mangel's
Confectionery and Bakery.

HtchHttsIt, Ky.
LIVERY VARIETY Of CAKES, BREAD
Il and choicest confcctions.
Orders to bake for parties, dinners, etc,
solicited. Thankful for past patronage, and
begs 2 continuance of the game.
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HTcKsAE r. A. CHAPTER. No. A. The
Hickman r. A. Chapter No 49 meets the
4th Wednesday in everv month. at night.
n. L. NFLsos, Il. P.
wx- BasvAxD. sec'y.
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rsoR FRENCH MUSTARD, go to
IT, = 'o1 ?
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That old SadIer.

NOR LAKE ICE, go to
Il JoEs.
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GEsERAL FoRs sEsT has been summoned
to a Ear before the Ku k'ux Commit
tee. at Washington
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T1oR GOOD CIGARS. 60 70
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The HICKMAN COURIER.
'ATURDAY. :::: JUNE "a. 1871

WSROpfr --Fgl.or Iofsce No 100 meet
regular every 5ND MONDAY NIGHT in
each month. ofcers--J r. RauIhac " VI:
". i. Corhett. s. W.. ". A. Prevard. J. w;
J. H. Davis, Treas; Robf. W. Davis. Secre-
tarv.
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Cotton firm at 2D1c. Corn firm; mixed
and yellow re; white 7547T Hay quiet;
choIce Sz1a2o %. Sugar dull at lv1c Cof-
Zee stagnant, 1SzaI54c.
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JoEs.
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dav, but there Il what the French call 'nufsen,-
banoe nevertheless Then 1t was the uprising OF
the.poor people against what they supposed was an
odous law in the interests OF the rich.
Now II Il an uprising OF large element OF our
population against what Is considered an unwar-
ranted revlvncaon OF old issues OF bigotry but both
bear the one common liking OF being In defiance Of
American law and subject to being pnt down by the
strong hand OF military authouty-that Il, when
civic authority fans to cope with the al iculty.
Governor Hoffman VIII long be remembered IN con-
nection with this AFFAIR. His promptness and
presence ofmlnd redeemed us from disgrace, and the
liberty in which all Americans rejoice was main
tanned unsullied in his keeping. rhe sad scenes
OF yesterday are related In another column.
The picture OF the Morgue, with Its CHASTITY and In
animate inmates, is TOO melancholy to dwell upon.
Frivolous crowds gathered TO gaze upon the
dismal spectacle OF human beings iaid out
for recognition in this public rendezvous
OF death, and it Is said Jokes and
laughter beguied the time OF the thoughtiess look
ers-on. Occasionally some poor distracted woman
appeared seeking for tas corpse OF lost iather hus
band or brother and then, indeed, the scene was
changed 10 heartrending woe and agony.
The DAY. with the exception OF the scenes In the
Morgue, was of great quietness and 1t is TO be
hoped the arar OF the 18th viii be the last OF Its
kind in the record OF this clty's history.
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THE SOLDIERS AFTER.LO0K.

What Regiment Fired the First shot without
Orders-A Geasrai Shilling of The Respsn.
sibilify All Round-The Seventh, Ninth aGd
Eighty fourth IN 4 MIDDLE.
There seems TO be considerable excitement in
military circles a. to what regiment. or. rather,
what member OF the National GUARD fred the nrst
shot during the riot on Eighth avcnno Wednesday
afternoon. IL does ratner strange, In view Of ell
the circumstances Of the that there should be
any question about matter which ought 10 be, II it
II not matter OF no doubt whatever. A regiment
Is supposed TO bc, under all circumstances under
the command OF q colonel come onicer duly ap-
pointed to act In hts stead and each company Is
supposed 10 DO subject TO the orders OF its immc.
date head, be he a captain or a lieutenant. Now,
IL happened Wednesday that the various
regiments at The scene OF the riot were under the
command OF one OF the best soldiers la the fnliiia,
a man who fairly won his reputation on the bloody
battlefield Of the rebellion General rarlau. A man
Of his stamp having been In command people will
naturally hold MIN responsible for any mistakes
that werc made during the battle.
1t was quite d1icuit task when the riot occurred
% obtain full particulars as to the direct cause
which gave rise 10 the firing OF the troops, but
that the smoke has cleared away tho facts
are slowly coming TO light. Tho 0rst question:
give the command 'Fire' when the troops opened
upon the rotersS To thus decided negative 10
given by the General. Now. then, to who did the
firing. A great deal has been said ubOut the con-
duct OF certain officers during the light aud how
they handled their mon. %
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NEW YORK, July 10, ISL

NEW YORK, July 10, ISL
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
observe In tho HERALD Of to-day that, unler this
heading OF "The Disposition OF the Troops" ycster-
day, you failed to notice the Eighth regiment WASH
ingon Greys), N. q. $. ". As this must
surely be an oversight trust you viii
give ihls letter publication, lest the publlu
should be icd to believe that that regiment was nol
On ong those who nobiy risked their ity'' tas.
indeed they bound to do In support Of 'Iaw AMI
ORDER in the city yesterday. The regiment araded
at their armory yesterday morning at sever
o'clock, in accordance with orders re-
ceived late on the previous evening", and rom
thence proceeded to the armOry OF the First
artillery N. q. =. N u, IN White street, where they
remained under arms unti about nine O'Clock tllA
morning. HID they been required 10 act indo-
pcnientiy, or IN support OF The battery twho were
also under arms there they were prepared 10 do
their duty earlcssy as their comrades did theirs.
Yours, very respectfully, -. - -
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WHAT TIE SEVENTH SAY.


Tho Firing an the People Inexsusnbie-Thc
Ninth snd Eisks..ieurth Responsible for
the slaughter.
The maDurvrings OF the troops as given By Omar.
terrnaster Weed, OF the Seventh, may explain away
much Of the mystery which has surrounded the
horrid days work. He states that they were as io.
lows--It was decided upon That the Seventh should
lead the procession. shortly affer 1t arrived IN
Eighth avenue, near the arrangements headquarters
the right wing was ordered to take position and
form In line OF battle on the sidewalk. on the west
side Of the avenue ng the east The left wing
was ordered 10 remain IN the street In columns Of
companies. The object was to-
PROTECT THE PROCESSION
as 1t moved past the two blocks between Twenty.
sixth and Twenty seventh streets, as the house tops
were lined with men whom The police had reason to
believe intended TO fire on the procession. The
orders to the right wing were TO fire upon the par
ties who would IRE upon the procession; bul Gen.
eral varan was particular TO impress upon tho men
the necessity of being very careful not to
t FIRE on WOMEN
and children, and above all, not to Ere without
orders from their proper officers. These instruc.
lions were communicated 10 all The regi-
ments through ,helr commanding officers.
Knowing that the right wing Of the Seventh,
when drawn mp in limo or battle on the
west slde, would, IN all propabllty, nave 0c-
CASTOR 10 open fire ON tho suspected house tops
ON the east side, Colonel Clark told The men when
they did Ere not 10 fire indlscrlmnately and gave
the Officers In command 10 understand that when
shots were fired upon The procession they should see
for themselves exactly ana from whom they came
before allowing The men 20 fire. Tie procession
finally started; the left wing OF the Seventh
HEADING THE MILITARY ESCORT,
under command of Colonel Clark, the right wing
being left under the command OF Lieutenant Colonel
Haws and Major George NJ. Smith. The moment
the procession started or Two shots were nred
from house on the east side. No attention was
raid to them bv the military. As the rear Of the
procession passed The extreme LEFT OF the right wing
OF the Seventh the men were ordered 10 fall In
right after the Ninth. Tho former, alter get.
ting into line In the street, marched by the
nank OF the Ninth and marched along with view
Of joining the left wing which was leading the pio-
cesslon. Tie procession meanwhile had come to o
halt. Two companies OF the right wing OF the Sew
en;b, marching by the hank, mad reached about the
centre OF the Ninth and 60: on The west sidewalk,
wnen The firing began from the houses on the east
side. the EiQhty-fourfh instantly returned the fire
with vocy, anu tho Sinlh az TIE same instant be-
gan
An INDlsCKiMfShTE FIRE
directed toward tbe norses. tic sidewalks and III
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A MsMBER OF THE EIGHTH.
rYSisy AND nEBERNiAg VIEWS Oy TIN
EygSrS OF TIE BLOODY 1WGLFTH.
tn, sixty-niu,., rnd che auctIon.


rae Sixly-ninth remained uadcr arms ut thew
aIIuory Essex Market, la readiness TO ACT IN any
emergency that might call Tor their interference.
me extraordinary circumstances under which the
men were called together caused mora men tn
answer the roll call than Is usual on
occasions OF mere parade This fact IS very
oreditahle TO the regiment ana SHOWS maF
rns MILITARY INSTINCT OF rHe CELL
anuesrs to best advantage In tunes OF danger.
good deal OF dissatisfaction was iet by both officers
and men at the inglorlous roe that had been pre-
marcel for them 10y the Commander Chief. They
had cxpectod TO have the honor or being actively
engaged IN the preservation OF the public peace, In
s,end OF which the general In command ordered
Them 20 remain In their armory. One company was
detailed 20 protect tie Post once In charge OF Cap
tain dempsey. with what object no one could im-
agine.
Thc regiment felt sligatcd and looked upon tho
conduct Of the authorities In the light OF
RAD PRACTICAL JOKE,
but ike good soldiers, obcycd with alacrily the
or,iets they received. When theanews Of the firing
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WaLk OVER THE BiTTLE FIELD.

TIE Giennnxs Of News--T'he shooting mud
the commemorative; the Mob ProvOscd
Had the Military Waited Five Minutes
Longer-Whnt WINS Heard and Seen by
Sierekeepcrs on Eighth Avenue.
Yesterday morning HERALD reporter took O
walk over the battle heid OF Wednesday determined
10 witness the devastation that had been made
and 10 CLEAN such facts as ne Nigh; be able from
Impartial eyc.witnesses on the scene OF the ofray.
His FIRST yish was 10 s. CampDeps, on Tenth ave-
me and Forty.inird street, great resort for
Orangemen ana where demonstration had been
threatened on Wednesday night Everything was
quiet, but IL was affirmed that the house. together
with three or four others along the avenue north
ward had been spotted and were TO have been
sacked had not affairs taken the turn they aid.
There was ample preparation made there for
protection, however. The next visit was
TO the IVoniy.second precinct police STA
lion, and there ne round that every
body IN the precinct was "a quiet as lamb ana
that nOrthwari there was 10 likelihood or any troa.
bic, and that consequently the Sevcniy.Drst regi-
ment which had been on duty at Finn Par,, had
been ordpred into the cgy. Tie next visit was 10
the Orange headquarters. IN Twenty-nn,n street,
near Eighth avenue where two solitary policemen
Of the Twenfialn precDct--ofnccrs Morgan aud
Lanpson-kept guard They reported that up 10
that hour noon not sin2c soul. Orange or any