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lad dog the finest in BROOKLYN banks at
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tory progress. One word ~ to the rela-
tons between whites aud negroes. AL
most without exception the kindliesl
relations have existed all through the
war, and ever since, between the ne.
groes and their former masters. The
sntipathies and antagonisms which We
hear so much about are only ~ between
the negroes and
THOSE WHITES WHO NEVFB OWED A
NEGRO,
and the snti.War prjudices are the In
spring cause. Even these nave been
suppressed by the influence of the prop.
erty-hOideIs and substantial citizens,
whose businfs' Interests, II nothing else,
prompt them 20 sustain the laW and
maintain order; and shall the people of
the north, who boast Of their common
schools and their superior intelligence.
withhold ffeGi them that sympathy and
cooperation which the necessities OF the
situation demand9 After the peTpetrs-
ton Of the Trenton outrage, for which
have no words Of condemnation snifl-
ciently severe, the State authorities,
with promptness becoming their re-
sponsibilities, moved for the arrest Of
the ilends. The United States marshal,
ii appears, acting under the general In
structiOn Of the attorney-geneTal's oircl-
lar, also proceeded TO act, not in con-
Junction with the State authority, but
independently. Governor Brown, than |
whom no trner man lives in any State, |
addressed the President, setting forth |
the facts, and representing the State |
we're competent TO take care
Of It's criminals and to bring them speed.
~ to justice. The answer was az heart
less az could well be conceived, TO
the effect that a law OF congress
permitted the action OF the marshal,
and be should not interfere. Well may
he good people OF Tennessee wTithe
lnder the infliction Of such Injustice
ali in the interest OF the great Republi-
san party. Let Us for a moment sup
pose q similar case OF proceeding for In
iiana: a party Of Tuffisns rob a train,
n rob and tie a victim to the track in
he face Of the train, both acts Of special
ItrOcity. The State authorities move
vigorously to discover the perpetrators.
Jan we conceive of any excuse for Fed
raj Interference? The whole north
would rise as one man TO resist such an
IsurpatiOn. Would il not he well to re-
ard the precepis OF the golden rule a
rifle clOseF2 Il j. at the best a stupen-
ous task devolved upon the good peo-
lie OF the south 10 adapt themselves
nd their surroundings to the changed
OnditiOus resulting from the war, and ,
is deplOrable that anybody at the
iorth can be found to throw obstacles in | !
heir way, and rhis for no other pretext |
han to advance the interests OF party.
CHARLES ". GREENE. /
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o!the WEFKLY APPEAL TO the fact that
the new postsge-lsw, which goes into
effect OF the coming first OF January,
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by the rapidly Increasing circulation, We
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forty columns Of carefully selected read
ing matter, containing a well dlgested
summary Of the current news OF The
fay, as we'll ss choice literary selections,
Sunday reading, sud a weekly resume
of the market reports, etc.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS..

GALVESTON, December lG-Cot.
ton quieti middling, ISlc; stock, 81, ,3s7;
weekly net receipts, %, 893 bales; gross
receipts, 81 ,l5d bales; xports to Grest
hritain, 1,4S3 bales; continent, 1915
bales coastwise, %, $50 bales; sales, 10.
7aS bales.
MOBILE. December Is. Cotton
steady; middling, l33G,l35e; stock, Co.
s63 bales; net receipts, IS, I75 bales; gross
receipts, 23l9 bales; exports
lo,SsS bales; sales, Il, 500 bales.
SAVANNAH, December lS.-Cotton
nrml middlings, ls3c; low middllng,
l5sc; good ordinary, l3sc; stock, lO,-
Oti bales weekly net receipts, SO,6I5
bales; gross receipts, 30,6l5 bales; ex.
Ports--to Great Britain, i7,2is bales; to
France, 1916 bales; to the continent.
liS3 bales; eosstwise, $685. bales; sales,
0i70 bales.
GALVESTON, December ls.-Cotton
arner; middliDg, l3ic; low middIing,
lSsc; good ordinary, l23c; stock, So 0967
balesi weekly net receipts, =. 36S bales;
eXports-to Great Britaiu. 6Fga bales;
TO France 3s!3 bales to the continent,
81 tales; eOastwise, 1884 bales; sales,
"a, 400 bales.
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FICKSBgRG.
Trial of ihe IHo Negroes KBKgGed In
Ehe sayder's'BlaH Row.

VIcKsBURG, December ls.-The two
negroes engaged In the Hnyder's Blvd
light were broaght to thus city to-day on
warrant for the murder Of a negro
named James Gray. One Of the prison
cts 5iles Oliver, admitted that he shot
Gray under orders from jeff. Tucker.
WHO was prominent man In the black
League, but who seems not 10 have had
sDy military command. Oliver stated
that he hated to kill the man, but was
sgoTn to obey his officer, and when
Tucker told him TO kill Gray, he raised
his gun and killed him Instantly. The
negroes charged Gray with giving the
wniles information Of the proposed at
tack on Nicksburg, and refusing 10 Join
them against the whites. Oliver SAYS
he heard this stated by the leaders Of his
squad before the order was given him to
shoot. The aifidSyits charge Oliver
with malicious and willful murder, and
Jen Tucker with being accessory. They
await examination before Esquire Mann
on Wedneaday.
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fairs At any time during business hours;
and whereas, the charter has been fla
grantly violated from time 10 time with
cut the knowledge Of the depositurs, who
continued ts make deposits in good faith
therefore We bold that congress is at
least morally, II not directly, bound "a
relieve the present condition Of your
memofialists by seizIng the assets aud
effects OF the company, and causing the
depositoTs 20 be paid according 10 the
original design of congress.
tourih-And that your memoria'ists
VIII patiently await the action Of con.
gressi and as In dniy bound will ever
pray.
The memorial was adopted, and the
iemaindeT OF the time was spent ia TAX
ing the names Of the signeTs, about four
hundred signatures being taken during
the evening.
Another meeting of depositors will be
held at the Fifth-street Baptist church
tonight.
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ADDITIONAL RIvER.NEwa.


tiECISNATI, Deoemher I3.-Elver fs.t
Inches ana falling. Weather fair
ffTTsBURG, December ls-RIver on sand,
with = feet ~ incbeSs in the channel. WeatIl-
er cool snd clear.
isYASs,yILLE. December Is. - Weather
eIeAI, Mercury > 10 oi'. River falling, with
a-iu feet 0n the gauge.
NASHVILLE. December lss-Tbe river Il stiu
falling, with 3 feet j iach o.. the shoals
weather cloudy ana cold.
NEw oELEASs, Deceubar a. weather
cloudy and coal. Arrived. c. 3. Church,
elnclnnel. Departed Nick LOngwOrih, Gin
einnatii Kate Kinney, Helena.
LITTLE Rock, December iS.-RIyer on a
stand. Arrived Msumelie, from abovy; / ate
=. knuniS and Mary BOYD, from beioS,
y Gather clear aud pleassut.
II. Lorgs, peeanabey IS weather clear
Sn1 s9lleeI. River Yis1ns slowly. Arrived:
vtgys, Memphis; GsY OF Quincy, New o.,
lsans.
losSsyfIisx, Decsnter ls,-ws sathsF clear
and cold. River fslling, With FEET Z ipches
In the canal and lest finehes In the Indiana
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cratic party should get possession OF ali
branches ~ ihe government a bitter,
vindietive and harsh course, ] trust, the
Democratic party viii never pursue,
either t0wari the white Republicans OF
the negroes. The truly generous and
noble are never malicious and vindIc-
( tive.
WHAT MUsT TUE PEOPLE Do?
Permit roe TO y, In conclusion, that
q mere change Of ruleFs will not make
the country prosperous. You have
much 10 do IN the cultivation OF your
farms, in the Improvement OF yOCT land,
in the exercise Of economy, industry
and perseverance. Tennessee needs de-
veloPInent lsmentsbly. She has enough
coal and iron In her mountains noW use'
less TO pay her State debt hundred
times If It were brought into sctive use.
do not object to the restrictions which
were placed upon county subscriptions,
and upon the loan Of State credit Ia our
new constitution, under the cireum-
stances; but It does not always follow
that State and county debts are iDiu-
rlous. That depends upon clrcum-
stances. They may be wise or unWise, 1
prudent or iRptudent. The State debt |
contracted before the war TO build orr I
capitol, our benevolent institutions and /
our railroads, would have been pro- (
nOuneed. nad there been no war, the 4
wisest legislation ever adopted by any 1
State; and, even uuder all the disad- I
vaniag6s OF the war, had there been /
wise legislation from 1865 TO /
1870, and had 10 bonds been
issued To insOlyeut railroad companies 4
duTing that time, Tennessee would now 1
have had her railroad system IN full Op- 4
Grafton with very little Indebtedness. l 1
sm not in favor Of contracting either !
State or county debts recklessly, but /
there are occasions when they will be
wise and prudent. | never voted 10
contract a State debt, and therefore
speak freely. Proper guards should be
thrown around ali subscriptions to pro-
tect the people, but to say that no State
aid nor county subscription should ever
be made, is to put stop TO all improve
ments and 70 place the country under
the control and at the mercy OF the pres
ent corporations. The danger Is that We
Will go from one extreme to another,
and because debts were implUdenly
from 1855 TO 1870 %e will de-
-eFmine That, no matter how urgent the
necessity, ana no matter how great the
20 debts shall hereafter be
such, il seems to me, is
lot true wisdom. have now discussed
various questions, / hope with mOdeTs-
lon AMI temperance, and in manner
trust, not 10 give Ofiense 10 any one.
have been free and frank in the eX-
,ress!on OF my opinions, and whether !
hey are right OF wrong, | can say they
re sincerely entertained. As this is
he last political speech expect to make
or Yeas, il ever again, hope 1 have
lot hurt the feelings OF any one, and
hat have not violated the prophecies
y the occasion.
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Proceedings of iIie Legislature YesIer.
day A State Board Of Finance
Ihe state IHdebfedneSS Pro.
Vided Fer.

LITTLE Rock, November lS.-The
senate had under consideration, in com
mittee OF the whole, aud adopted, bin
creating State board Of finance, with
authority to issue twenty-five millions
Of dollars ia bonds for the purpose OF
taking up the floating indebtedness OF
the state, ami providing money 10
pay the current expenses OF the govern
ment during the ensuing year. The
lands OF the State are to be mortgaged
AS security for the payment Of the
bonds.
a joint resolution was introduced Iu
the senate to-day for a recess from the
tweDty-sec0nd to the thirty first instant.
The resolution will doubtless pass.
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NOn-Residess sssIee.

Nsi. Ia, X. n.-Iu tbs second Cbsacery Court
Oi S1eiby county, Te0Dessee-lity o. Mem.
phis vs. John McBrocke, Emma Isabella
MOhett, Il al.
Il appearing from ths return Of the sherfff
OF shelby county iR this cause that the de-
fendant, Emma Isabella MOGett Is not 10 be
found Ia hts cOuuty:
ft l. tharefors ordered by the Clerk and AIss-
ter, That ehs make her appearance herein.
81 the courthouse Of The second Chanoery
Court, y the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or
csicre the hrrt Monday IN January, i675, and
plead. aOssrer or deuDurtO CON platnsntis 5 btl,
or the same vii Be tsken for confessed IS %
her AID ses fer hearing sxpaItsI and that q
rDs TOUr successive Eceks. In the Memphis
Appeal. This NOySm hes y, islA
\ coI7N-.Attesfs
IL D. L sfEwART, C1srh snd Asstss.
BY CrabtIse BeiehsF, j.. Q. and 81.
q. A. Hanson, sol. for comply, tn
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fag.s; s.. isr.lysa. Anag n.a.a oIaslaa.lll

ehpi3, arrived. Andy baum, Cincinnati
departed; Andy Baum, Memphis.
kfcEsBCR1, December Is B--Wssu4er slsai
and cool. River falling slowly. Port iiss-
Up: FANNY Lewis, ". J. Lewis, PeyrOua an
0afges, Mary Houston. Down Ocfey-is- Ir,fr7
=. 1olie, Chas. Bodmanu. Arrived: Cspit0i
CITY.
CAIRO, December Il, SOOn.-Wssther clssr
aud cold. Arrived: Utah. IT. IOuis, o a.ra- :.
J. ". Garrett, Pitizburg, 10 a.Tn. Departr-f .
.,Sight-Arrired: COnis-nBd -s-e Me . f, /:
81. Joseph, Memphis. y n; Colorado, 81
Louis, am Cftys II Chester, e. Louts. o & M
pepaTt1tl; torne-and-SSee-sfs, south. { pm:
UfSh, Memphis, . pm. EIvcr iaet Y .neh e
stationary. Weather clear and cold.
FeOBABuTTIEs.
WAsHIyGroyt December y. a.IR.m-Far Ten
nes1ee and the Ohio valley, partly cloudy s.1d
failing barometer
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4 WAsHINGTON dispatch says the
cabinet meeting Of yesterday was Of
longer ju,aion than il usual, but no.
Thing q Importance tranlired other
than the discussion OF the reception
given King ksIsksua, and the Mexican
boundary question-nothiug in the lat
-er particularly siguiiying sny setion By
tla government.
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TBh testimony given yesterday by
Secretary Johnson, OF the Pacific Mail
-.eamship company, lsfoFe the commit
zee on ways and means, shows very
dearly that the seven hundred and fifty
Tbcussud dollars subsidy fund, has been
l4udlel rather mysteriously.
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IAtR.aN. TENNrssrr.

We are grstified 20 learn through oui
lac kson correspondent, whose sprlghtly
8 Z interesting communication We pub
Iish 10 another column, that the WIG
and Tribune is TO become daily paper,
we congratulate our friends Hogan,
Wright and -pshaw on this evidence OF
their prosperity. jackson j. fortunate
ID having good newspapers. Three pa
psrs are published in this prosperous
rlty. and they are all an homer TO the
aisce sud Go the publishers and editors.
1t I.,.uIs 10 Us, that Jackson, with its
great wealth and reputation f0I uu-
bounded libsTslity, enterprise and in
Gelligeuce. ought 10 support handsomely
one newsy, raey, interesting paper that
elMes 10 tie door Of each citizen every
morning. "tne noisy her2ldn OF busy
world. with news fcom sll nations "lum-
.zripg at its back" W. wish the DO
plsed, enteTIi7ise great success. Hogan, of
Ihe Wing and Tribune, is 8 man OF sbili-
-, accurate and uDeTring Judgment, i'm
Ulelse application, scholarly attain
me1ts, sJGd and cautious, but sure Ia
1ls performances. General 81. J. Wright
is cot the lesser in bulk. bat lighter In
sailing. and can turn with sll tides,
tack about and take advantage Of all
winds by the quickness Of Is inven-
lions. The ue0pls OF Memphis-tbe
-hsater 0f General Wright's vicissi-
ldss, his friumphs snd misfortunes,
chief sn5ug the latter, the death Of an
only aud bezUtiful daughter, whose
bright young lie faded away like a sweet
rlse. leaving the beaFthstone desolste
aud sadness brooding over the heart
riI bs delighted to heaE Of his complete
esCcesz No nan ever LEFT Memphis
slth warmer or more devoted friends I
than General Marcus !. Wright, snd /
H He 10 worthy OF them, fer everybody /
knew the noble generosity Of his nature
sud the many smisble traits Of his
character.
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rnrErsn,Y APPEAL

We urge upon advertisers the i'm
periance, FOR their sskes as for ours, OF
sending il iheir advertisements for the
SUNDAY APPEAL st IS early an hour
today as possible. By so doing they
viii secure favorable positions, and en-
sOle Us 10 give them proper display.
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THE proceedings congress yesterday
amoIuted % iui little OF interest. The
senate did nothing except go through
The scrmsiity OF a presentation to the
distinguished visitor now timing the
heads o. the nation. The house was 0c-
sI3ied lsarly:,he entire day on District
ai C0iamhis sfiAirs; aud both houses ad-
.5grned over % Monday.
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DIED.

LASE-Ths friends snd aequaihtaness OF
FLEroHKn I-ASE aud family are intsfed 10
attend his funeral from his residence. No. "a
vance street, al Aalf-past two O'Clock this
SATURDAY afternoon Services BY Rev.
Mr. sarrat
BEIsGMANS-The iIiends and aeduaint.
snees Of George and Leisette Bervmanu are
invited 70 sttend the funeral Of their you nesst
daughter, MAKY ANNIE, from tl.slr res.dsros.
No. 81 Poplar street, this Cs>ATURDAY) nom.
Ing al nine o'clock
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Cali and examine at sls Main street.
TAYLOR, JOY & co.
Trustees sale
Valuable Property 5. W. Corner Of Nal
and Exchange Streets.


ON M0NDAT, DECEMBER az isTa.
" 81 II O'Clock NJ. on The =, W. corner Oi
Madison and Main streets, Memphis I will
sell, TO the highest bidder, for cash the follow.
Ing property; \ lot Of ground "a feet and ?
iaaAes front on west line OF Main street AMI
extending westward along the line al and
parallel with Exchange street at EiSht-anzles
rom tbe mont l4s5S feet TO EXehange alley,
and being Tie same property sold to Tbeq1ss
ougaD by :. ~ Nelsoni L. y. Frazer. snd lie
sAeeotofs oi Z, IltSsi deceased, by deed bear
ing date llth May, l5s2, and cc1SsTe5 - me
a trustee. b deed fros Thcznss Duzsn, 10 se:
enfs .,l, oeTlSln inIehtssi4Sse therein specified
Visions ol ssld deed Ia tEnst, which is re-coriei
n tls heglstars oteee u shelby county, Or
Tie lut1 day OF Msy. ls7c- IN book 81 rsL,. -
ete; Right " rDdempti0n waived. and titLs
beneNtu 10 be gcsad, bat sell sui sp1vSg
Quly iIusta5. -
ooyl0 JOHN =. TREzEYANT. Trustee.
~ TIE above saie, 20 have taken pla<s on
t9eall hef 10TH By consent Of the parties b
s9j01lnssi n axe place II the same hour sud
Place 90 Monday, slst December, lsSf.
JOHN r IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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Lawrence Schultz, for the past fifteen
Years salesman Of the Pesrl-street
house, OF Cincinnati, left that place on
the twenty-seventh of November. for
Batesyille. Indiana, on business, He
returned about midnight of December
I'd, since which time nothing has been
heard of him
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sACRsOS, Miss, December is.-rhe
ecasse com miltee, To whom wss referred
rra g0Eesu0T's Dlesssge, presented a ras.
r8city and usinOT;tV report to-day. The
majority r-pCu embodied 4 resolution
urgently calling o. fhe President 0f the
United States for troops % suppress the
iususreeiion, ard 10 pTeveSt luture oe-
slrrGHasE q ike nature. The EliEgI-
ifp report diametEically opposes the con-
siusi1ua uf the Esiority. Whatever
circumstances may have de1lsnded Fed
HTal Interference, there Is certainly nov
no Necessity f0f United States fro0ps,
iales- 90 ss-ist ia carrying the special
f,.ciigu ordered ia NarTsB county bv
lhs supervisors The msjoIl.y report
agss adopted.
Tee bggss passed E res0let!ou sp.
pal 1Lins 3 ccnmittes 10 investigate TIE
Vieks5lIrg STAR, aud GppropTialDg i've
ll1CsaEd doiizrB 10 Pay the expenses of
the conmittse. The speeches OF the ne
gro membsTs IL discussing tbs resolution
were oi . vindic5iEe aud liOeloas nafaas.
Ehsy vii adjourn fo-noU0W.
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clcpcta, ssslsss ----.-g --1--,
brought their report into caucus,
differed, seven being in favor of re-
- - f,,,r ooofraf ~ buf finally
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HESSISSIPPE.
y derAT Troops Demaadea-A n1JSTity
aud MA 0ri y RspOTt On the Nnbjeet
Of thr disturbances T8SEshaFg
80 be IuvestlgaIod.


Special + the A IApeai.,
FEDERAL 1SoOPs ASKED FuR.
JACKSON, December ls.--As predictt-s
yesterday, the legislature to-day asked
The &c cral government FOR troops for
Vicksbury. The committee on the gov
erHor's message made ms j'0riry and mi
Ecrity reports. The majority preamble
rebashed the message, and cloves with
resolution that the Presiden. Of the
United States is hereby called upon and
urgently requested, by the use OF The
miliisry power at his command, 10 sCp-
press such
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particulars in the Tilton-Beecher suit
wiz not take place tomorrow, the coun-
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Osfeen Day tOr u1Aty-Hsr Ucnsss a.aoH 1
they rapidly rose in value until they
brought five dollars. Excitement run
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DOMEsTgC VIOLENCE,

10 restore peace aud OTder in thls state,
aud guarantee 20 all citizens the equ9l
and Impartial enjoyment Of their con-
-IJltlonal sud legal rights. The mi
r1dty dissent ill toto fron the maj sjarity.
They deny its allegations, and conclude:
"Wh1-ever there may have been, there
certainly Il now no domestic violence 70
suppress, and no necessity for United
states troops far any purpose, unless it
us 10 aid 10 carrying the special election
ordered fOT December 3lst. The Qaes-
-iou i7r Us should be, what l. best lor the
state, aud not low % maintain the su-
Ffemscy Of any party.
We CANNOT HOPE FOR PEACE
aud grosperity until the people are LEFT
ra c5BsJol their own local sffairs free
l1m FsaersI Interference % The msiori-
Iy IeBgTt vas EuOpted, snd & commi tee
,-as appoi6teG 10 Investigate the Eicks-
burg disturbance. The legislature Wiil
Uroaa .y adjourn t. morrow.
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Now Wnue Uuey uIu
dis. they neglected 70 sccede 10 my re-
ouest. which amounted to the same
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Sheriff OF shelby county, lem.
L. s E. Lehman, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Monday. pm -Fsn Cia,. on hand.

MeGdsy. P.m-Fsn Glars on hand.
.FOR 25 DAYSI
GREAT BARGAINS!
GREAT BARGAINS!
At
.?aylor,jsy &cs.
A CHANCE FOR
Holiday PrGSGntd.
SlikS Sllk YelTets, Lyons PSplins,
Ladies' Gowns, skirts, ChemIse and
Drawers, ChIldren's and Ladies'
Flannel RRd knit Sseques
AT COST!
Dress Goods in Sergee, DiaSOnals,
Piaids, Alpaeas and Caehsmsres.
FlaRnels, RepelIaHis, Jeans and CassI-
meres, Shawls, Searfs, COverIetI
and Blankets, at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES 4
Infants Embroidered Robes and Inlaais'
Embroidered Merlne CIeaks, at
3. EXTREMELY Low RATES!I
iihbOHA and COlered Velvet RibAoBs, a
large lot at . |.
GREAT SACRIFICE!
md cur Entire stock at agures we
thiBk will give satisfaction 10
the consumer.
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cratic party should get possession OF all
yindietive and harsh course, ] trust, the
Democratic party viii never pursue,
either t0wari the white Republicans or
the negroes. The truly generous and