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THE MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

tns1 NE" ioh' ~
Flour dull X s5.25; Xxx s6@6.SO, choife
s7.25@T75; superfne e4.75 Corn higheIl
yellow mixed $50 yellow $4,000 white $50
Csc. Oats firmer at 75c. Bran 721z@75c
Mess pork $22. Dry salt mests-Shoulders
scarce at SIC. Bacon dull shoulders 9JSc I;
clear rib 1lX@ll&c. Sugar-cured hams
scarce at 1890 Lard scarce tierces 121f@
1890; keg 13H@l3sIc. Whisky dull Louisi-
ana SIC; Cincinnati sl.O3. Com meal firm
at s.
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In tho Arctic regions " hen the Their
momGtef is below zero, persons can
converse more than a mile distant DR..
JAMESON asserts that he heard every
Word OFF, htgmon at the distance of two
1hiles. A mother hasGbeeM distinctly
heard talking to her cEaH o. sStill day
across water a mile wide. How about
a fellow takngto bis sweelheartP
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CINCINNATI.

Wheat-Red 81. 10@l13; white 81. 20@1 %.
Corn 67@69c. Oats 5S@6Sc. Bulk meats
firm shoulders TIC clear rib 9asI91Oc. Ba-
con- Shoulders $40; clear rib l0Ellc.
Whisky steady al $50.
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-- Mrs. Woodruff wants TO go before
the Plymouth church investigating
committee. She predicts that she
could "raise the roof" of that interest
ing building.
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More than forty Tennessee journals have
spoken favorably of Hon. JNo. & KERR for
Governor.
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MORE TESTING NY.
Letter From Judge Hiram Barber.

HOkICON, WIs., July Z, IbIF.
Mr.. G. c. OLIN. Waukesha, " is. Dear Sir: In
closed please lind 81 - for five gallons OF Mineral
Rock Spring Water-can sent to-day by express.
am mucn pleased with the results from the use
of your spring ater have NJ ed for the last two
years other waters, but have never received nom
the use of Others as decided suits as from the use
of that you sent me. II may be owing TO other
cAus, operating at the same time which has aided
in The favorable results from The use OF yours sill
am not ewAre of any. ss my babin have been the
same, making use o. no drugs or other medical
treatment. Yours, II. BARBER,
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throkbed but for thee, be sure / would
not Aeeptill / had procured its neurot-
omy." his all owing to the recent at
tack of d. Brown-Sequard.
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IndeAtedness Of yarious Cities.

The following ttble shows the debt,
populstioa and aeat per capita of the
leading eities Of che United States.
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Agents Wanted for
PROF. F1WlERS GREAT WORK

On Manhood. W0mauhOOd and their Mutual In.
ter. Citations; Love, its ia IS. Power etc Agents
are selling from j TO 81 copies "A day. Send r
specl pagtssn terms TO A ents, and see why
TIoNAL PUBLISH ING CO., Memphis, enn., or
Cincinnati Ohio
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DIR. j. Walkers California VIA
agar Bitters are a purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
i've herbs foEnd on the lower ranges Of
he Sierra Nevada mountains Of Calif0r-
lia, the medicinal properties of which
nc extracted thcTcfrom without the use
# Alcohol. The question is almost
laily asked. "What is the cause of tho
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR BIT
FERsl" Our answer is, that theyremove
Inc cause of disease, and the patient rec
covers his health. They are The great
Hood purifier ald lile-giving principle,
/ perfect Renovation and lnyigorator
# the system. Never before in tho
history of the world has medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
Qualities of VINEGAR EITTERs in healing the
dck Of every disease man is heir to. They
are q gentle Purgative as well as Toni
relieving Congestion or Inflammation -
die Liver and Nisccyai Organs, IN Bilious
Diseases.
The properties Of DIR. Walkers
YISEGAR BrrTERS are Apcncnt, Diaphorehe,
Carmnative, Nutritious Laxative, Diuretic
Sedative, Counter lrritant, Sudortc, Al.erJ
live. and Ambitious
II. ~. MCDONALD ~ CO..
Druggists and Gen. ACTS. San Francisco, California,
md cor. OF Washington aud Charlton SITS. \. Y.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
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EAU CLAIRE, July g. 1875.
G c. OLIN h Co. :-Gents: This Is 10 certify that
have used the Nuukesha Mineral Rock spring
v alter 70. the last six or eigh months. with GOOD
results. was very bad with the kidney AID liver
disease, ana this water has helped me wonderfully,
In both OF the disc ises. ny digestion has also
greatly improved and now / feel this wafer has
been great benefit in more ways than one II L
continue TO use the water am con fident that 1t
will effect permanent cure. The @ ore ship me
TO this city another half ba rel of tie water al once
Respectfully yours, .-
CHARLES ]. SMITH,
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kentucky Military Institute.

rINWENTY.N INrH AGA DEMIC YEAR WILL
Il begin FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER 1874,
F0r Information address.
Cot. ROB'P -. ALLEN, Supt X. NJ. J.,
sarmdale r. o., Franklin county, Kentucky.
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0S con pr day at home. Terms free Address
W &6v uEo. STINsoN h Co., Portland, Maine
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EfS BYRNS
nh Pocket Photosoopo.

Has sreai magdifyi1g power, used for d1teciing
counterf II money, shOddy In cloth, foreign sub
stances In the eye, IN wounds, etc and examine
Insects, flowers aud plants; 10 deteC flaws IN met
ais, fine ess of wood gram: 10 decipher writing
otherw Sc leglble; aud for the inspection OF grain
minerals etc seiul for everv body. Double
tonvex ems, IL inches in diameter Mounted IN
leather. and carr ed In the vet pocket Price ~
cents, two 70 A., nee b. mail. Agents wanted.
T.. BYIN, =. O. Box 4.G6, New York Office, No.
~ Nassau size O. Stale where you saw this
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DR.. TUFTS HAIR DYE

yNJHtN wtiuIk 70 advertiser please usptlon
w the nEmr oi ms paper. No 81. =. q
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A GENTS WANTFD-M Men or women. S34
IA week or 800 fortified. The secrd free Write
NJ once to CuWEN Co, 9Th street. New York
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NEsAey Making EmpIoym mem. Best ever
WI offered. AddIess Al. N. LOWELL, Erie, Pa
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Dr. Pisrcs's Fav.r,ts Pr.sersptisn

is very strongly recommended BY tho medical
faculty and is largely prescribed among their
female patients. 1t il worthy OF all confidence,
rs may DO seen from. the following testimon,-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-21

We Congratulate Doctor Rogers and
his frllOw-com missioners-GenersI Con-
ner, Of lsuderdale, snd Colonel Chester,
Of Madison c0gnty-upOn the deter
mioed settlement Of the vsxed aud
vsAing question Of the location Of tre
West Tennessee insane asylum, and we
congratulate the people OF the western
district that the institution is to be To-
Gated 50 near Memphis, which bears
the same relationship to it IS Nashville
70 Middle and Rockville to East Ten
nessee. The site selected is a most eIigi-
be situation, four miles southeast Of the
city, close TO the Mississippi and Ten.
nessee railroad, which passes through
the tract very good road leading to
II ron the city. There is also plenty
Of water, and most excellent drainage,
and altogether We regard the commits
si0ners most fortunate in their selec-
ton, which, It is proper for US 70 say,
was not made without a contest. Colo
mol Chester making as strong 3 fight as
he could for Jackson, s fight which be
continued until Doctor Rogers pro-
duced his overwhelming array OF figures.
with these il his possession, the doctor
felt himself fully armed, and from the
hrsr he felt certain Of winning the con-
seut Of his fellow-cOmmissioners to site
81 eligible a any in the State, its near
ness 70 Memphis giving it a value none
others offered cou'd possibly have.
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We are gl-d 70 notice that Messrs.
Charlton and Maxwell. ef the State
gfsnga, and 5. B. KlIibrev, secretary
0f the Safe board OF agriculture, are
takirg z a renewed interest in the subject
Of indignation. This Is as It should be.
Within the next two years much can be
done 70 induce 8 besvy immigration to
Tennessee, Il the legislature and the
people who own large bodies Of land
iu the : ate viii only cooperate. Itis
use sss for Us 10 attempt to compete with
the western Stztes for immigrants unless
We have tae land 10 settle them
upon. That Is the Arst requisite. We
suggest, therefore, that the State board
Ecluirs by Purchase or donation, or both,
u1oecupIed iauds % the extent Of not
lsss than one hundred thousand acres in
one neighborhood, which lands should
be divided 20 that one-hali might be
ss-tled by immigrants free, the remain
der seing held foT such appreciation ia
value a. would reimburse the State for
the wnel8 and sll attending expenses
BY tbis mesas immigrants through an
inmi grafton sgent, % be stationed at
New York could be had In numbers,
sli of sloh q chsraeteT to satisfy the
want we fesi Of iabTT and population.
we have rhs sol aud the climate, and
only reed the energy OF skilled and
srsr9fn-~ fer.r~ - rs.-ffgr. frF - osz-ors--
wherl in tennessee al the blessings Of
siesJy growth and permanent pros
perify. WI Mr. x nfbrsw not give our
suggedous attention, and press it or
st. equivaient upon The legislature 50
scon fo zzaemble2
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STOLEN HONEY RECOVERED.
Ths Money stolen from the Express
Company at sincinnRtf Nearly Atl
RsooyeFed-shs Way a.
was 0on0.

CINCINNATI, November lS.-CoiOnsi
kirstead, with one OF the MetTopolitans
Of his force, and Mr. Fargo, OF the ez
press company, to-day went 10 the
stump, near CHmminsvllle, where the
tin bucket OF money was found last
night n hollow stump, and searching
deeper In the same stump they fOuad
wrapped up In cloth which had been
covered with leaves, sixteen thousand
aud ninety dollars, making with that
recovered last night from the same
place, thirty-seven thousand d0llars
Eight or nine thousand dollars remain
to be found or ACCOUNT q for. OF tins
sum it is supposed that twelve or fiftesn
hundred dollars were divided between
the thieves, five hundred 20 a thousand
dollars was burned Yesterday morning
by Mrs. Hackney, wife ofone of the rob-
bers resident ia this city, this leaves
about five thousand dollars which may
yet be recovered. Colonel Kirsted, super
intendent Of police, with his detectives,
have been working since Sunday even
ing with Mr Clarks OF the American
express, Messrs. Weir and Henderson,
OF the Adams and United States,
and Hazen, detective for all
eAAOU Vi AAG WIFI
little rest, since Monday. Julian,
OF Cleveland, and Sloan, of Indianapolis,
have been added to the force, together
with the police of C0viHg on, and a
large private force Of this city. The
three men charged with the robbery i'm
picate no others. They we're, in de-
fault OF two thousand dollars bail each
put in the county Jail. This evening,
Nelson Briggs, the negro, who, VIII n
last night, showed where the
bucket OF money was concealed played
a cOmical role IN the affair. He Occu-
pied room st Hackney's house, and
the money was hidden under his bed,
beneath pile Of rags. His curiosity
led him to examine the pile and dis
cover the money, whereupjn he stole it
from the thieves. ThiR morning he se-
Colonel Kirssed and Mr..
Fargo, and showed them where the re-
was covered up ia a hollow
stump. He is held, Of course, and Mrs.
Hackney is arrested for malicious de-
struction Of property.
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The chamber OF commerce, through
its secretary, is preparing to embrace in
It's furthcouing snnusl report OF the
trade aud commerce uf Memphis, full,
complete and reliable ex iibit Of our
N msaUfActuring interests. To this end
circular, embracing the necessary inter-
rogad0us a. % amount Of capital in
vested, number Of hands employed
aUou1t OF wages paid, value of raw
mater al sunusIly Consumed, and value
~ prod Io1iOos, have ben sent 70 all
manufacturing establishments in Mem
P1is- aud when returned 10 the cham
Der Of commerce will be consolidated in
tabular form. This Inform alton, when
carefully collected and published to the
world, under the auspices OF the cham
Der, VIII prove Of deep interest TO all
classes Of cur people, especially those
interested 10 manufactures, who should
lend their hearty encouragement to the
enterprise, by making prompt replies to
TIE lnteFr0gst0Cy referred 70.
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90 EooN as DR.. Rogers could do 30 yes
terdsy he notified Mr.. Pettigrew, presi-
cent Of the chamber Of commerce, OF
the decision Of the commissioners sp-
pointed TO select q site for sn insane ssy-
lum, taking occasion as be did 80 to
thank that gentleman and the chamber
fr the prompt assistance rendered him
- them "a his tffurs % secure the locs-
ton Of 50 generous q benefeence nesr
Memphis. This wss not only 3 just and
proper recognition of an Institution that
Is the tuil expression Of the mercantile
lie and effort Of Memphis, but 8 sensi-
ble expires ion Of the doctors spprehen-
sion Of The interest our business men
have taken in him, and ths labor he has
testowet on a work very mush extended
ss A nee s-aTy result Of the iealousies OF
rival towns. Nov that selection has
been made, We hope the governor will
ratify it, aud that work viii be begun on
the buildings at once.
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IRE President having appointed
thursday next, the twenty-sixth in
slant, a. a day Of thanksgiving, there
~ill, OF course, be a general observance
II Il throughout the Union. 1t is one
Of the holidays recognized by Law, and
~ it is generally elsewhere attended by
ny suspension Of business, Memphis,
We suppose, viii suspend, TOO, and all
ciassss Of our people enjoy the rest snd
ooutempistion the day inspires. TuF-
Keys VIII be in order, and good cheer
80 sgest tde thanks we ali should feel for
Hfs and the manifold blessings dispensed
ty g Feuefcqnt God.
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M. GAsEErT, Of the BsitimOIe and
Ono rai.rosd has msde tils first detsr-
niasd efors % solve The problem Of
ohssp feiebts from The west 70 the sea
board lie has finished through line
20 Chicago, has refused 10 enter into
conbinsGcn with the PeunsylvEnia
O. fraI aud sire Erie sn5 Central roads
Or Neg Ycrk, aud proposes to carry
gain s. he loves possible rsies 10 the
huge elevators already provided,
whence So can be transferred 70
ships ia readiness 70 carry it 70
Europe. The three great corpora
tions meutioned have threatened aud
stormed 81 Garrett, bat he stands hraaly
20 hts rTOaiise ta DO his part toward re.
duclng ireights for the people of the
west Il now enly remaius for tie
Chesapsase and Ohio railroad 10 perfect
fts connections and enter the lists for the
western trace With is rival ofBsltinore,
and meantime Mr. Wilson, one OK the
shrewdest and most ssgscious OF capital
isfs ard rsilroad men q the eoaptry, viii
hsvs s1ssssded n snEszfns TIA Asissrss
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twenty per ceDt.-or less than half the
average increase In the same periods
between lS20 aud 1860. In 1870 the CEN
s1s figures gave Arkansas a population
Of near 49,, ,000. Twenty per cent, 81
600, added to these figures, gives Arkan-
sas population OF 5S4,0 ,00o to-day. We
believe this number 20 be under, rather
than above the true population. II IL
certainly not strange that under such
Incentives as those which infiut need the
people in the late elections, mora than
one-sixth Of the population were legal
voters who turned out TO vote. This
estimate ls verified by the actual result
Of the recent election In louisiana
where similar conditions were obtained.
The actual vote was 1852, 2S8-ninsty-two
per cent. Of the qualified vote. Ninety
per cent. OF the white and ninety-four
per cent. oftbe colOred vote was castor
about the same ratio as In Arkansas.
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AUTHORIZATIONS SOCIETY.
The Men of sassaeh nsetss fs GoueefI
Against COrruPft0n-AiI Political
Parties represented.

Boston, November Prominent
Republicans of this state have organ-
ized a Commonwealth club. The pre-
amble to its constitution reeites that
the members are dissatisfied with the
corrpp'i ion that now prevails in politics,
and are convinced that this dissatisiac-
tion is not confined 70 any political par
ty or section of society, but is shared by
all honest men alike, and agree to form
an association, that thereby better un-
derstanding will be promoted among the
men who h ID these opinions, aud that
an interest ia all public measures will
be excited among those who now stand
sloof through apathy and disgust. In 30
d.sing, they give no pledge, nor do they
absBGon the organization to which they
now belong, but ssf I'VE know that
honesty and purity IL public liss ars Of
squsl inpsrtsnce % al parEiss, and that
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* a PAT; 1T TH " See


IN pursuance Of the terms of a truss deed
i executed to me by J. II. hdringtOn and n.
A. e rin gton, on TIE 18th day OF March, 1874,
Of MlssiSsi ppi cou aty, Arkansas. 10 secure the
payment OF certain notes in said deed mem
toned, I will, on fhursslay, Ianna-S 2I.
1873. between the hours OF 10 O'Clock
am. and O'Clock PM, In front Of
the Clerks ONCE of the Circuit Court
of Mississippi county, Arkansas. in the
town of OsceOla, sell for cash, the following
real estate. situated a. d lying in Mississippi
county, Arkansas; Being the south west quar-
ter of section thirty 1901, in township thirteen
[l3l, range eleven III east: the south haif OF
secti twenty-five l2jl, and the south h II Of
ec,iOn tWentyzsix- izt,l,-and~the south west
quarter OF sec ION thi4ty-fOur IS4l al In town
snip thf teen fl3l, range ten [lOl east. contain
ing in all nine hundred and two acres, and
known as the WhitmOre place. About 500
acres ciea' ed and under cultivation, with
valuable Improvements on the same.
Also. the following real estate: The north
west quartel Of section hiTiY-s X iS5l, in iOwn-
ship JAiTteen 1881, range tou ll0l east; and
northeast quarter OF section tnir'9 six 1851, In
tognshlp thirteen .lSi, range ten OF east;
also, the southwest quarter Of section three
tSJ in township twelve tl2i, range ten .l0l east
aiso. the northwest fractional quaTt-r OF sec
tion thtTty-one ls1l, township thirteen ll3I,
range eleven r. east--said last deecri bed land
known as tho Fain plantation, containing
about 800 acres OF lana, and about 80 acres
under cultivation.
2 he title T. said property believed TO be per-
feet, ouJ sell and convey as trustee only.
noy3t JN0. .W.JEFFEhSOH, Trustee.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

CHARLESTON, November 20.-Mar-
ket steady; middlings, l4s9l4ie; low
middling, 13Sc; good ordinary, ISEe;
stock, 80, 954 bales; weekly net receipts,
III bales; gross, 20 40S bales; ex-
ports, to Great Britain, 1854 bales; to
channel. 1881 bales; coast, 5457 bales;
sales, 10, 200 bales.
MOBILE, November 20.--COtton is
steadles; middliDg, I4se; low middliDg,
I3fc; good ordinary, l2Ee; stock, 1916
bales; weekly net receipts, 10 Ss3 bales;
exports, to Great Britain, 24SS bales; TO
France, 9l2 bales; coastwise, 57Ss bales;
sales, u, 200 bales.
SAVANNAH, November 20.-COt-
ton very tirm; middling, 143c; weeks
gross receipts, 2s, l63 bales; exports to
Great Britain. S6, $40 bales; TO the conti-
nent, 1895 bales; to the channel, SO
bales; cosstwise, 5S46 bales; sales, 10, 942
bales.
GALVESTON, November 2O.-Cot-
ton steady and In fair demand; mid
ding, I44c; low middling, lie; good or
dinary, lSfc; stock, 6S26 bales; weeks
net receipts, Ia, $50 bales; gross receipts,
1889 bales; exports TO Great Britain,
1902 bales; coastwise, 25O5 bales; sales,
i3 304 bales.
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and Mississippi to his already long line,
aud the Great Southern line, with its
western terminus at Memphis, viii form
the third OF the great through routes
competing for western traffic, We hail
this erowning effort OF Mr.. Gsrretts as
the beginning Of great reforms 10 rail-
road management, and as heTslding the
great reduction in freight tariffs that are
essential to the continued growth and
prosperity OF tie western and southern
lea4oa
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sOH EsrIC AND FOREIGN BAEKEEs
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

COnservatively organized for doing
the business of out-of-town banks, bankers,
corporations. merchants and individuals.
Usual interest allowed ON daily balances.
Corr sDOItdence solicited. Exchange on princi-
pal citiss OF Europe.
LIVINGSTON, SEWBERN & CO.,
London.
TRE SUNDAY APPEAL is the best sd-
yertising medium in the State.
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n i2 O'Clock m, on the southwest corner O;
Main and Madison streets, city OF Memphis,
sell 20 tbs highest bidder, for cash, TIE follow
ing real estate, lying in Shelby county Ten
> sssse described rs folIows: Beginning ~
stah8 at the Intersection Of the east ii1e o.
ChamberiRyno avenue with the snuth Hlde ol
the state Line road; thence south ia ei.st
with the state Line road six cha1ns and
TN iy-si1 links n 4 stake: thence south IA
west elsveu chains and twenty links 70 Z
stake; thence north 6S1<9 west E1E chaing and
thirty four links to 4 stake In tle east line Ol
ChambsIlayne aponuo. Themes north ~
east with the lne OF ChamDer!ayne avenue
ten chains ard seventy-three LINKS TO the be-
Ginning. containing six and el-l00 acres, helms
lot one (n OF sub.di vision OF The Jones estate
made by Francis Foster, and Of resOrd In the
Registers offioe Of shelby county. Equity oi
redemption waived, and title believed 70 b
perfect, but sell only a. trustee.
oeffT IOifN JOHNSTON, Trustee.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

ADvEKTIsEEs are respectfully urged
"a send in their advertisements for the
SUNDAY APPEAL early to-day, 90 as to
insure q proper display, and facilitate us
in our endesvors to get to press in time
10 work or our large ami increasing cir
cuIatiou.
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nothing Is more necessary than that pri-
yate citizens should take an actlye and
Intelligent interest in public affairs"
The offieees Of the club are r. II Hoar,
president; Henry L. Pierce, Richard
Olney, John Q. Adams aud w. f. Per-
kins, vice presidents.