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LIVERPOOL.


LIVERPOOL, January "a.
HIS a.m.-The cotton msrkst opened
steady Middling Uplsnds, I05kd; mid
ding Orleans, 1890.
8 p.m.-Ths COTTON market closed quiet
and easier. Middling uplsnds, IOK@
10Ssd; middling Orleans, I0Td. Sales TO-
day, 10, 900 bales, of which 5000 bales were
for export and speculation,
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, January 2.-Cotton mar
ket dull and prices nominal; low mid
ding, 2I@2lkc; middling upisnds, 21k9
2lXc.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, January A-COtton market
quiet; middling, 20Z@2lc.
NASHVILLE,
NASHVILLE, January 24.-Cotton-full
prices asked, but no demand; low mid
ding, 2e%c.
LOUISVILLE,
LOUISVILLE, January 2.-Cotton mar
ket sctive and firm; middling held at
21Hc.
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10. 10, R.-First Chancery Court OF Shelby
Ooanty@O- u. A1sup, administrator de
bonis non OF the estate of Thomas B. Crsn-
shaw, deceased, ct al VI W q. Rainey, al.
mlutstrator Of H. O Stark. deceased, q al,
0X virtue Of an interlocutory decree Tor
- sale entered IN the how caEse,NOvembeF
q, lsTi, and modified January 8. 18T2. u viii
sell, az public auction. TO the highest lidder,
or the premises IN Shelby county, Tennes-
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@aEcIlEBRATED

Are Endorsed and prescribed by more ieads
ing Physicians than any other tonic or stim-
ulant now in use. They are a SURE PRE-
VENTTVEfo for Fever and que, Intermtttents,
BiliouBness, and all disorders arising from
Miasmatio causes. They are highly recom-
mended aB an anti~-dyspeptic, and in cases Of
indigestion are invaluable as an Appetizer
and Rseuperant, and in cases OF General De-
bility they nave never in a single instance
failed in producing the most happy results.
They are particularly BENEFICIAL TO FE-
ing the mind, and giving tone and elasticity
to the whole system. The HOME BITTERS
the public so PLEASANT TO THE TASTE,
and at the same time combining so many
remedial agents, Endorsed by themedical FRA
ternity as the best known to the FharmacO-
pGia. It costs little to give them = fair trial,
ami
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Cures all diseases caused
by sef-abu5e, VIZ Spa7Bd-
t5rrAeG, Seminal Weak
ness, Niqht Emissions,
Loss Of Memory, UniOasGl
LdSSiiude, Pains IN The
Back, D1mHess Of Vision,
Premature Old age, Weak
. NerUes, Ul6ic1lB Breathing,
sPdl5 COlHteBG8ce, LnSdn-
iVy, CONSUMPTION, and al
diseases that follow rs .
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CLUBBING RATEs-To climbs OF two OK
more subscribers We VIII aend our Mammoth
Weekly, the largest pap in the S0u1h-36x66
tnchea-f0T M year, eaohs 81 To olubs OF
two OF more s1hecriboral We VIII nsH0
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Bequence on youthful indiscrcuons.
81 This medicine has bcUn usgdl in our prso-
tice for many years.. and with thousands
treated. it has not fsiodin a single instance.
"a Each package OF Vegetable Cure 10
wrapped in ultramarine biuepSper, priutsdin
gold etters, and contains one bottle filed with
sugar-ooated Pills, and one Yialof Medicated
Powders. sufficient 10 make oDs-half pint Of
injection and one Syringe.
RS-Price s., per package, cold BIZ DTuggistss
OF sent BY mail on recslgt CT $3.50.
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Chanesry Sale Of Real Estais.

No. $50, R.-Ftrst Chaneery Court Of Shelby
Of ~.
u Y virtue Of an interloeutery decree for sale
II ensered1n aDoVS cause NOVEMBER ,usIL
VIII Be1 AZ pubic auction, 70 the highest sid.
der, in front OF the CLERK and aasLer s. ondce.
9resnlaW Block Second street, In the CITY OF
Memphis, tennessee, On
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AOEETARY AID FIAANclAL MATTERS
LLArzsr REPORT By rELzeRsPH.l
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January "A.
Gold-Opened dull but firm at l0eh@
.109. Loans were made at from 3 TO 6 peP
cent for carrying. Clesrings, S2I ,000, 000.
MOney-The market WAS easy through
out the day at 596 per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Bankers' bills,
1890.
Southern State Securities Southern
State bonds on last call were weaker in
Tennessees and Missouris, but 6rmer in
new South CArolinas. The closing quo
tationE were:
Tennessees, DID, 66H MissouriR. ........-... p5k
Tennessees, new 06&s n. C~aroinas, old 81
Ntrglntss, DID,. - y. CaroliDas, new l5h
United States ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bonds were dull and steady all day, the
market closing at the following prices:
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THE COTTON MARKETS OF THE WORLD,
NEW YORK.

--LATEST REPORT BY rELEsRAPH.l
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TRUSTEES SALE
or LuA5L EANDSEI

UTNDER and By virtas Of a dsod Of trust
u to me executed by A. o. Lane, Esq., on
ne 18th cay OF yecember, H70, and recorded
in the proper s61c9 In DeSoto county. IA.
sissippi, viii On
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oR. .. 8. SoHNscN's:
MEDICAL DIsPENsAEY
aao zAm ErzEF CUP stairs
Between washington and Adams strs,,s
xEzPHIs. TzNE-
xEzRHIs. TsSE.
VeasrsaI q seargt lIssaa

Il now permanently established for lbs ira 4
ment OF patients, both male and fsmeIs
who are afdictsd with any form 81
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Wsdnssday, ths 2Ist OaySf Fobruary, az

the following described lot of land, lying IN
Shelby county, State OF Tennessee. being lot
No. q, in Block No. 8, on Georgia street, hes
tween Second and Third streets, in that part
OF the city Of Memphis known as Fort Pick
erings and being the lot bought BY Andrew
K1ley from 6ustavus Fleming on the sta
day OF February, 1859, the deed for which
is registered in the Registers office OF shelby
county, Record Book no.. 20, page $780, levied
on as the property of said Andrew Kelley 70
satisfy said execution, interest and COSTS.
Sale between the hours ri 10 O'Clock am.
and 4p.m. MARCUS WRIGHT, Sherir.
By W. W. COLEMAN, Deputy sheriff.
Finley d Keller, Att'ys Tor Plaintiff sa2l
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ASBy virtue OF Ri susssula ErusL Dsei
to me, dkted the l8Ih day OF July, a. L. Is3-
and recorded IN Book Is page ~ VIII Eal,
Al public auction SALE % me highest bidder,
Tor cash.
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Chancsry sails of Real Estate

30. As, R-F1rst Chsrcery Court OF Shelby
o~ounty.-Alioe ford, Thomas Ford ct al.
VS.. Joanna Larkin.
Y virtue OF an lnt~erlocubOry decree for
ID sale, entered In the above cause anuary
Is, 1872, l Will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder. in front OF the Clerk and
Masters ONCE, 6reenlaW Block, Second
street, Memphis, Tennessee, on
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LaudsFdaIe COunty lands FOR Sale

RY THE undersigned, agent for owners OF
u lot No.. 3, OF tue Fort Pillow tract, OOn-
tanning AZ acres, about four miles from Full
ton landing, on the main road, back from
Fulton; lying east and northeast of the ".
p. Gaines 1O5 acre trset, and west and north
OF the q. W. Stone 100 acre tract. About NJ
teen to twenty-five acres improved, with
cabins, ETC.. and in an excslleut neighbOr-
hood. VIII sell cheap and on good terms as
to time. ]. ". WESTCOTT,
fs-2O go Second Street, Memphis.
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The Secret Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ef
Grecian mould, a we'll turned neck and beau
tinny rounded arms, are no doubt very nice
things to have, and ladies Who possess these
charms have reason to bs thanktultO Mother
Nature; yet, after all. the most captivating
of all Womanly charms is a pure, mesa and
brilliant complexion. This superlative fas-
oinBtion any lady may secure by using AA-
CAMS MAGNOLIA BALM, the standard
b~ssutifyfng preparation OF the present age.
IL Giff5m nom all ordinary oOsmeiic5 in
TIRES lDost essential particulars, tnasInuch as
IL contains no Injurious ingredients, does not
contract or shrivel the sk1u az all tbs aStrin-
gent " blooms lotions " ard powders"
eventually do, but produces 3 lasting loyeits
ness by improving the health of the skin,
Under its operation The texture of the cpl.
derm1s becomes finer, and h surface soft as
velvet and smooth as porcelain. Features
cannot be changed, but compilations can.
and II Is quite certain that a lady with no
other charm lhsn q fresh and rosy complex
ion viii attract more admiration in COM
pany than her neighbor with a classic face
but a sRllOW skin
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SPECIAL
An Appeal % Reason.-HoaIfh wol

An Appeal 20 Rsason.-H0affh would
be much more carefully guarded than it is at
present, nj the average of human life
heightened by many years, II common sense
ana theIight OF experiences were accepted by
the universal public as their medical mon.
itor and guide. The true philosophy OF
health Is simple. It consists in RETAINING
from indulgences and imprudences which
impair the vital forces, and in supplying
any deficiency OF vital power and coDstitu
uonaI igor that msy exist, by invigorating
and alternative treatment. To reinforce and
reguIets a feeble system, and to pr event a
more vigorous physique from yielding to
unhealthy and de5Ilitsting Influences, Hos
letters Stomach Bitters Is unquestionably
this most potent OF all vegetable purifiers.
As q stimulsn', 1t is the pun est ever admin.
istered In meditat practice; as 3 tonic aud
siOnsohio, the most iufallibls; as an anti
bilious agent, the safest and surest. and As
an sperient and regulating medicine. mild
and painless, yet Irresistible. II is a pTotee-
ton against disease OF every kind, and all
seasons, and is particularly efioacious as a
means of foroanming the system against the
ailments generated by q raw, damp. unge-
NAL atmosphere. Hence its great value az a
winter tonic and inv1g0ranG. NO one pre-
pGtion, rheumatism or nervous headache,
should ever be Wtthout this Vital Elixir. As
a certain class OF country dealers are very
auxiOcE TO dose their customers with "locsl
acter, which they represent to be equal or
superior to the great national tonic, the pub
lie is hereby FOREWARNED against their
" tricks of trade"
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NASHYILLE.
CANCERS
TUMoRs ULCERS
Chr Disease
Treated with succesS by

IN charge OF Memphis Branch Once, at No.
4 AZ North Court street, Of Prof Eline5s
Philadelphia Benvue Institute and Cancer
Iunrmafy.
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shsriFs Sale Of neal Estate.

- BY virtue OF an execution nom the su.
preme Court at Jackson, Tenn, in favor of
7. Anderson VS.. M. HOrTtgan, Andrew
Kiley and VIM. Taylor, 1 Will sell, for cash.
to the highest bidder, in frOnt Of the Sbsrin's
office, on Second street, near Union strse
In the city of Memphis, on
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The operations for the day are--Sales for
export, 4S bales; to spinners, Clio bales;
tor speculation, LA bales; for future de-
livery, $500. sales LAST evening-to spin
ners, Dos bales; for future delivery, 900
bales.
DAILY REPORT FOR FIVE DAYs AT ALL
UNITED STATES PORTS.
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Don't Hawk. Hawk, Spit, Spit. Blow,
Blow, and dlFgust every DOuy with your ga
talrh and its offensive odor, when Dr.. Ssges
Catarrh Remedy Will speedily destroy all
Odor and arresE the discharge.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY,


a executors of John W. aueniohst, v
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NEWS BY MAIL.

The trial Of Boss Tweed before the Su-
preme Court at Albany was commenced
Tuesday.
There will be a grand Grant and Wilson
ratification meeting at Cooper Institute, New
York, on the evening of the 23d inst
Longfelow, old John Harpers favorte
horse, was beaten by length at Saratoga on
Tuesday by Harry Bassett. The betting was
about three to one in favor of Longtellow.
Bishop Simpson has indicated his intention
to appoint DIR. Lanahan to the vacant presd-
ing edership of Washington District, Balti.
more Conference, of the Methodist Episco.
pal Church.
1t is believed that the district attorney,
with whom the matter in such cases rests,
will refuse to allow Stokes to be bailed
Also that the next trial will be had in some
other county, probably Saratoga.
A Republican mass meeting was held at
Rochester, New York, on Tuesday night.
The audience was extremely large. Many
were compelled to retire for want of room.
Judge George Rawson presided. Hon.
Stewart l.. Woodford and Judge Touriee de-
livered stirring speeches.
Encouraging advices come from the polii-
cal canvass in the Key Stone State. The
democrats are straining every nerve for the
contest in October, but the people are wide
awake, heavy vote will be polled, and there
is every reason to believe that Republican
victory will result.
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FROM WASHINGTON,

Washington, Il. The treasury regulation
of June goth, concerning the exemption from
duty of imported materials going into the
construction or repair of vessels, will be SO
modified as to require the payment Of duty
on hemp and manila, cordage, iron bars, cop
per and composition sheathing upon their en-
try, and when it shall be shown that such ar
ticles have been manufactured into materials
going into the construction and repair of
American vessels, the duty paid will be re-
funded.
Gen. Sheridan in letter to the War De-
partment, says: Eve can never stop the
wild Indians from numbering ard stealing till
we punish them. If white man in this
country commits a murder we hang him. If
he steals horse we put him in the peniten-
tiary. If an Indian commits these crimes we
give him better fare and more blankets.
think may with reason say, that under this
policy the civilization of the wild red man
will Drnpres, slowly"
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News From New York.

New York, II. Aspinwall advices state
that Prot. Agassiz's exploring party visited
there on the Sd inst. No canal route in
Nicaragua has yet been decided upon. Three
officers of the expedition will remain at San
Juan to continue observations during the
four months absence of the corps which is to
make observations at La Virgin.
The differences between the Argentine Re-
public and Bolivia on the boundary question,
are increasing, and the Bolivian forces are
about to occupy Chairo Argentine. Brazil is
said to be at the bottom Of the whole mis-
chief.
1t is decreed that in all the Roman Catholic
cemeteries in Chill a portion of the ground is
to be yet set apart hereafter for the inter-
ment of the Protestant dead.
Gratz Brown for the first time since his
serious attack, visited the Liberal head-quar-
tiers to-day.
The thermometer day reached %, there
were several cases of sunstroke.
Mahlon Anderson has been arrested here
for ENLIGHTENMENT of the public funds in
Sweden.
1t is said that an effort will be made as
soon as possible to have Thomas and Patrick
Hart and John Redmond witnesses for the
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100000

Total 1000 Gifts, all Cash, $500, 900
The Hon; TRos. +. BRANLETr, late Governor OF
Kentucky, has consented to represent the Trustees
In the management of this second Grand Gilt Con-
cert, and he will personally see that the money
uler that the drawing is fairly conducted, and the
gifts Justly awarded and promptly paid.
The drawing will take place IN public, IN full
pervisos and direction OF the officers and Trustees,
of tine Public Library Of Kentucky and the follow
ing named eminent and disinterested citizens, who
have consented to be present and see that all l.
Hon. NJ. r. HARDIN, Judge Court Appeals. Ky.
Hon. j. PROCTOR KNOTT, late NJ &. Leb'n Dis.
Hon II w. BRUCE, Jadge Ninth Judicial Dis. KY.
Gen ELI II. MURRAY. Z. 5. Marshal, Dis; Ky.
Hon. 4. b. COCHRAN, Chan. Lou. Chan. Court.
Hon +. d. sTANDIFORD, President Farmers' and
Hon. JOHN BARBEE, Manager Royal Insurance
Col. Phil. LEE, Com. Atty Ninth Judicial Dist.
Or; e; GRAHAM, founder Graham Cabinet
Dr. 4. ). BELL, Prof. Medical University, Louis
Hon. j. c. BANTER. Mayor Louisville.
Hon. I. l.. BURNETT, City Attorney.
HENRY WOLFuRD, Treasurer Louisville.
A. q. BRANNlN, Pres. Manufacturers' Bank.
JAMES BRinGEfoRp 6 Pres. "a National Bank.
". q. ID. WHIPS, Proprietor Willard Hotel.
}. c. JOHNSTON, Pres. Traders Bank.
IL. VICTOR NEWCoMB' firm Of Newcome,s ba-
HENRY DEEPEN, Pres. German Bank. 80
ANDREW GRAHAM. Tobacco and Cotton Mer-
DIR. NORylN GREEN, Pres. L. 4. c. Short Line
r. r.
VOL. BOSE, Agent Adams Express Company.
THOS. e. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky, Public
Library Building,
LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY.
ss-Circulars, giving full particulars, sent oasp
plicaton
X. L. DIT RRETT, Prest. M. p-.s,
WN. HALDEMMAS, Vice frest'
JSO. 5. CAIN. sec,y,
Wv FARMERs'& DRovERs' BANK, Treas.
inlr sat& NSe
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Telegraph News in General.

Raleigh, n. c., Il. Samuel Gross, col
ored marshal at the Greeley and Brown rati-
ficaton meeting, was attacked by mob of
colored men and beaten last night He
sought the protection of police headquarters
where he remained for over an hour. He
left the station-house at ten o'clock for his
home and since then has not been seen or
heard of. Simon Crayer, who was also
colored marshal yesterday, and delegate to
the Cincinnati Convention was assaulted at
his residence and his life threatened.
Richmond, Va, L. The conference of
Anti-Greeley democrats, which met here
to-day was secret, and the names of the par
Elephants were not reported excepting those
OF Jas. Lyons and j. Hammer Gilmer.
Wilmington, Del, II. VIM. Dean, chair
man of Democratic State Committee, pub
fishes card announcing his resignation of
that position on account of the nomination of
Greeley and says that he is ready to help
from straight democratic ticket.
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BOTTLES FULL OF BEAurY.-Ladies, if you
want beauty by the botie-full all you have
to do is to purchase HAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALM.
That peerless beautifer Of the complexion
not only heightcns natural charms, but rem
ders even the plainest countenance exceed
ingly attractive 1t recalls to the palid
cheek the rosy tinge of health removes PIN
Piles, blotches, roughness, sallowness and
othr blemiShes, and imparts to the skin a
most delicate fairness and softness. 1t smooths
the burrows caused by time or care, and gives
the face, neck and arms the plump and en-
gsging appearance of youthful beauty. All
this is accomplished by the most natural
means, viz. by gently and naturally stimu-
lating the circulation in the capillary blood
vessels. Besides being the most efiectual aid
to beauty known to modern science.
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GRANT CLUB.
Gen. Selden Conner will address
the Meeting.
Galleries will be reserved for the Ladies.

John Richards, Chas + Lunt, J NJ LARA
bee, f d Haley, H + Merriam, A Stan
wood S W Turner, Sam'l Libby, Sherburne
Lawrence, Samuel S Davis, Hiram Preble,
w Siphers, NJ Colson. Frank II Cole, Jos
Perry, Foy, S L Gould, VIM AIMEE. J G
Colburn, VIM S Brann, IRAN Richardson, A
f Wing, j c Aver, Alonzo Parsons, Everett
Wiles, Dingley. L n Littlefeld, Geo "
Gardiner, S l. Huntington, Mitchell,
Sumner Hopkins, Aaron Stackpole, 8
Toale, John Lawrence, Chas f bearing, j
NJ Nash, VIM II Wies, A B Turkey, L Stod-
dard, John c Blair, P II Holmes, Lorenzo
| Clay, Isaiah Jordan, VIM IL Tobey, Daniel
| Larrabee, Harvey Scribner, II NJ Bishop,
| Thos 0 Brown, Chas + Parsons, Geo { Hath
| away. Annis II Littlefed, Benz Huntington.
Geo II Stone, Henry s Webster, X B Sea-
| bury, VIM II Curtis, n T Goodwin. John Nc
| Kean, Joshua Gray, Chas Sw lift, r T Wood,
Benz Smith, S Wilson, ID Ever, Freeman
Trott, Weston Lewis. BENZ Jordan. Henry
BuIman, VIM Cowell, n 2 Lyon, S l. Plum.
mer, James Ii Bailey, NJ c Wadsworth, Chas
S Steward, T ID Harmon, n Barstow.
George M Holmes, Daniel F Fuller. Jesse
Partridge, John w Ware, J NJ Smith, Chas
f Sturgis, Geo A Cannon, w W Sprague,
Francis q Richards, + L Miliiken, Leroy
Hodge, G T Haley. VIM H Moore, A B
Booker, Chas ii Small, Z F Wllet,, Joseph
c King, Edward Roberts, Geo N Lawrence,
Hall Chas Clifford, Joseph Siphers, Jas
Walker, Clss NJ Clay. WIN II Curtis. %.
b + Goodwin. SAMUEL Mariner, G Wiki
inson, Hsnes Wells, Mellen Wing. William
Bowley, VIM Nickerson, VIM Davis, + C
PIsisted, George c Jones. Joseph Mitchell.
Josiah Maxcy, Geo II Douglas, Isaac F
Eldridge, John c Goddng, Rufus Williams,
Geo A Oliver, John A Mann, Geo Reed,
Fred Danforth, Benz r Marston, Josiah l.
Peacock, Geo Woodward A T Smith, II ii
Lehman, Henry Oliver, Chas T Stackpole.
VIM ii Day, Geo Gray, S Mckinney, Uriah
Morrison, Samuel Lane, Eugene b Weber,
Baxter Mari, Martin Chamberlain, S T Mer-
rll, Amos Muzzey. Pell Clason. S
Mckinney. Jr. Thomas Z Smith,
ID Palmer, Fuller Dingley, James Horn,
Jr., VIM Palmer. Newton Ridley, Geo B
Goodrich, Jas A Glazier, Elbridge Drake,
Edward Robinson. W Woodward, o B
Clason, Chas II Steward, Chas w Averll,
Charles II Harden. A Bowman, W II Sb-
ley, A J Packard, Oren l. Hood, Henry Col
Inns, W ID Whtmore, j Jones, William
NJ Stevens, John II Swift, Jesse Tozier,
Walton. II Goodrich j Il Lincoln,
William Hollis, Charles Bridge, Arthur
Berry, Geo NJ Douglas, Samuel Tower,
David NJ Stevens, | 5 Mitchell, A Daven-
port, J J Marston, Eugene Brown, Josiah
Mari, James Nash, i A Piaisted, S L John
son, J + Ladd, f Everett Robbins, A X =
Butium, John c Lander, Thaddeus Hildreth,
I'd, q NJ johnson, James Andrews, Sumner
Smiley. Nj l. Wheeler, Benjamin Lawrence,
Daniel Gray Chas McFarlin, fl NJ Went
worth, Oscar McCausland, David Wentworth.
Geo " Colburn, d. j Mitchell.
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POLITICAL.

Lancaster, N. H., II. The democrats and
liberal republicans of Manchester unfurled a
splendid new Greeley and Brown flag this
evening from the Merchants Exchange on
Elm street. As the flag swung to breeze, the
Manchester Cornet Band played the "Star
Spangled Banner" and a vast throng Of spec.
tators Joined in giving hearty cheers. Suisse
quently another Greeley and Brown flag was
suspended across Elm street, from the
Stearn's hotel, amid the cheers of the people
and the playing of the "Star Spangled Ban
ner" by the band. The ceremonies of the
evening concluded with fine display of fire.
works on Merrimac Square. 1t is proposed
to have grand Greeley and Brown ratifica-
ton meeting here at an early day.
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Charles Sumner.

St. Louis, II. It appears that the letter
from Charles Sumner of this city, telegraphed
from here last Saturday night, was garbled
by leaving out the two closing senten
The full letter is as follows:
Washington, D. c., June q.
l.. L. Reavis: Dear Sir-I think that on
reflection you will not think it advisable for
me to write public letter on the matter, to
which you call attention. Mr.. Greeley and
myself have been fellow-laborers in many
things. We were born in the same year and
l honor him very much, between him and
another person, who shall be nameless. l
shall be here for ten days longer. The re.
publican party must be saved and what l can
do shall be done for il.
Very truly yours,
(Signed) CHARLES SUMNER.