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The Morning herald., 1876-05-02
A MATTER OF POPULAR INTEREST,

We condense/ /tom the Lehoh Ryia9 the
substance Of Conversation about OAK Hall, in
Philade1 1hia/ /WanArnaker& 4 Browns Largest
Clothing S06se In America" A vidtor and
a'tendaps .i,a1 Ttas sae spsaEei; !. i.
Attendant. "South-Ret corner Of 4lz4A and
Market Please note the Sixth, 1or some
strangers 1eeking Oak Hall, have bssn inhaled
ny designing persons" }-
d. i,meu.; y perfectly ooioasl' Do You know
A. $4,000 square feet-6s on Market, and
1e0 odd on Sixth, dx stories high. has over
three acres Il fooIinf, and covers space once
SssaPI'se Sss. Pp'sa.s sy twenty diisisa' S0s':
v. aDo you use steam.powerr'
A. "A giant young engine furniahes power
for the freight and passenger elevator, and the
boilers steam for heating, and the other opera
tons Of the houe"
Y. What order do you pike with goodsT
tba bassnt aney fre mt @ @GReEed and arranged in
sors a1e room On sns soor % the inspec'
Y. rs inspecting the frst operation?"
A. NO, ar, measuring: The goods are first
measured 4 5s IN the piece, then inSpected. The
light, and two men sit, one before and one
behind the goods, watching with the eye of
hawk for the least pin-hole imperfeotion, and
marking every 6aw, 80 that the cutter may see
and %sntss sy0id it whom he comes to cut the gar.
Y. You must employ an ar1y Of cu4ersr'
keep 70 hands all the tie Guiding up the cloth
into garments,-beside D6 machines that do
dozen mems work each Il q stroke
~. v:,Do you maoufaeturs sll your own
<. 1--WE do, ana most carefully. Our e.
aminers inspect every stitch and seam, and
certify to every garment a. extra-weu made
before We put our ticket on II, and become
respondble for it" -
'; Your system must save you great
A. I'm every direction, sir. It is tbe system
md economy we practice all u waf through,
1aa1 peopfe f9sSlss = %e q do = pus our to The
sX.""Aiserinspecting the work, what becomes
A. Before it goes into Stock 1t is ackaed.
Every single garment has its number anal
other points noted on It, 30 that its entire hie-
tory can be traced without fhil upon our
y" You must have 50 OF 10 salemenr
A; why sir, on busy days you maNsee 100
IN the various rooms and suites oil tooms.
selling to the throngs Of customen."7
.nd u erDee!s aDo y9g do an order bud u. by mail
4. Every great All over the o51ntzy. Our
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02


A Mr.. PRENDER, formerly Public debt
Statement Clerk, in the Treasury Depart
nent at Washington, is eognizant Of great
frauds in the Treasury Department, which
be communicated to Treasurer Spinner, to
Secretary of the Treasury Boutwell,, and to
Senator Edmunds, of Vermont, without being
able to induce any of them to investigate the
matter. 1t seems that ene-half of the money
turned into the Treasury for destruction
was not destroyed, the larger portion of 1t
being divided among the Ring members.
Hundreds Of Thousands of dollars were
placed in the hands Of confederates to loan
to the Government, and the interest divided
among them. He charges that the money
which was represented in the Public Debt
Statement was not there.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02

MRS. VAN CoTT and her colored lady
solo singer are rivaliug Moody and ssnkey
She 10 sad to be far superior to Moody IN
histronic power and word painting. Hel
illustrations are said to be most striking
in one of which, Belshazzar's Feast, &C
graphic was her description that the people
rose in their 8 .ats to see BelshaIzar casing
in dismay at the hand writing on the wall
and when she asked him with laugh o.
derision and scorn if he would now send
back the sacred vessels of the Jewish TEN
pie, the audience shuddered. She is repre-
sented as possessing extraordinary powers
She has magnificent presence, gait and
voice, in all three, and in every other re
spect infinitely superior to Moody.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02

TIE people don't seem to care about ex.
changing fractional notes for frac ionsl !
silver coins. The fractional bills are the
most convenient in every way, especially
for small remittances by mail, and the ex-
ehangeahls value of the notes are three per
cent .thSe{er than the silver. The notes are
worth SS cents on the dollar in gold at this
time, while the silver coin is only worth s6
cents on the dollar. 90 the public
need not be in haste about exchanging
the fractional notes for the silver coins.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02

TEE extraordinary story in the Pomeroy
Democrat about Wilks Booth and his reason
for killing Abraham Lincoln has been ex-
ploded by the denial Of Mr.. Forney, who
the story stated was one of the persons who
accompanied Booth in his interview with
the President. Forney says the story is q
fabrication, that he never saw Booth in his
life. No sooner, however, is this sensational
story exploded, than another reminiscence
Of the assassin Booth is given by cores
pondent of the New York Tribune, about
an attempt to assassinate Lincoln At his
second inauguration. The latter story ia
about as Ashy as the former.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02

perfect system ed rules Of selfmeasurement
maxi i posdb6 70 please people 200 miles
ssss ss.:so! ! 1,6eFs''s'' as If they were hs'sn
a,.,1. sss as'' at least half dozen
4. "Ny dear drl we have more than t.aaly,
each charged with i1 own business, and eacb
IN tie gTeat Wheel. "1' '
v. "Nill you name Z dosen OF 80 Of themY"
A.. with plsesprs. The Custom Depart
ment, for thoae Eho prefer custom made to
TS e 1soeP TosPPi:af'nS q s psBdaRsa; sads5R,
Tho Shirt NEntory, with i1 busy machines
making our own hIst-clas shirts. The Trim.
ming Department, itself as big as many Q reeu
lar store. The Garment Stock Room. The
Receiving Room. The Order Department
NAMED before; The Special Uniforms sq Depart: T.
v. Hold, holdl sir. enoughr'
A. I'm not half through! The Advertising
Department with its bill and sign distributors,
editing and publishing6 business and popular
jog1nM. circulst re Ees, to, coo copies monthly
Repsl@snt Wit Sdmh many TSoms sao Ihf The BSs
Childrens. Department with its special
entrance for ladies. The Telegraph Depart
ment. The Chief Clerks Department, with
its book-keepers and assistants. General Man.
aRer's Department; Financier's Office, and
other Offices Of the frm/ all busy a. bees
thinking, planning executing, buying, max
ing, regfstering, receH eHigk, sending out, selling
and In thousand\ dys joining their forces
to carry on business With the people amount
ing 70 between 100000 and 100000 an
v. "s-tu4p-en-d-o-u.sr -.
A. Indeed It isl forgot to name the
Cashiers Department, which handles its $5,O0
of retail sales on some single daysv'
". "$2,O00l Immense That. what enables
the house to buy cheap and seXcheapT
A. Exactly Yop have VT pit 1t; Ihe
On low prices and fmme Esales.".
V"What are the 'Fooa RULES near 80
A. "Our system of business dealing--1. One
price, no deviation; 2. Cash for everything; ..
A guarantee protecting the purchaseri 4. Ihe
money returned If the buyer can't otherwise
be suited" -
v. Nothing could be fairer."
A. Nothing. And the people see It."
" well, I thank you, sir, for your polite
<. 9 Net 1t all. It's pleasure to 1fve you
Call again; and be sure Of tho plS9-Wana'
MAKER 4 browns Oak HallD Dopkh East cor
ner sixth and Market" "
" Thank you'll shall be happy to DO ~
Good morning"
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02

A GREAT grain house in Milwaukee got
up corner in wheat last fall, carried the
wheat sll winter and failed upon wheat
this Spring. These wheat corner gentle
men could not have read the inspired say
ing Of the Apostle Paul. "They that will
be rich fall into temptation and snare.
They err from the faith, and pierce them
selves through with many sorrows." The
decline in wheat just now, will cause bitter
disappointment to those who refused good
prices last fall in order to hold for q
rise.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02
A Graduating Glass In Calleo.
From the Adrian Mich Journal

The High School graduating class of '76
will 20 through their graduating exercise
and receive their diplomas dressed in calico;
that is, the girls of the class. This takes
away one great draw back to graduation
the expense of a graduating dress. In
former years the dresses of some classes
have been very expensive, and there have
been instances where young ladies have left
school few weeks before graduating, be-
cause they were unable to stand the ex-
pense of dressing as well o. did the rest of
their class.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02
IHMUuAHlTY or HAN.
FOR PRESIDENT I!

The revelations Of cruelties il the Wash
ington Insane Asylum, presided over BY
Doctor Michel with one Dr.. Eastman as
attending physician, are enough to arouse
q general national indignation. Where
were these doctors educated? How did
they get their appointments? What State
owns them9 Are they friends Of Boss
Shepherd. A mother finds her poor child
shivering with cold, his person covered
with vermin, and his flesh partly eaten BY
them. He was 50 annotated as to be
scarcely recognizable, his weight having
fallen from one hundred and thirty-three
to ninety pounds. When the poor boy
met his mother his first exclamation was,
'Oh, mother, amt you going to take me
home with you?" What must have been
the mothers agony when she found that
the physicians had been adding bodily
disease to the mental trouble of their pa
tient. Think of the fends, Doctors Nj
chols and Eastman, smoking their cigars
drinking their wines, and drawing their
salaries. while allowing their patients over
which they we're placed to die ofstarvasion
and vermin. The dreadful disclosures at
Washington will certainly cause parties
who have friends afflicted with mental
diseases or disorders, be very careful about
where they send them for treatment. the
progress that has been made of late wears
in the treatment Of the insane, is very
great, but the knowledge Or application Of
the remedies appear to be quite unknown
at the capital of the nation. \ generous
government makes liberal provision for
the care of its insane, but political hack.
hangers on step forward and prefer their
claims to manage the matter, and are
given the management. They care moth.
ing, however, for their patients, their Oh.
ject is the salary of eight thousand dollar.
year, and those men who are too idle
and ignorant to earn living at private
practice, are put in charge Of the insane
Some years ago the feelings Of the country
was outraged by similar discoveries in ar
institution Of the same kind in Pennsyl-
vania, but not 20 terribly shocking as th'
cruslties of the Washington institution. l
is said that cart loads Of helpless lunatic
were sent out from that asylum some few
years ago and dumped into the weeds a
night. Such shocking inhumanity as ha
been practiced in the Insane Asylum ii
the metropolis Of the nation, is terrible t.
contemplate. If just punishment wer
meeted out 70 Doctors Nichols and East
man, they would be confined in dark
loathesome cells for life.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02
q +. KUNKEL's BITTER WINE OF

E. .sr-sf -..sa IRON
E. F. Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine OF
Iron win enectually cure liver complaint,
jaundice. dyspepsia. chronic or nervous
debility, chronic diaTrhRa, disease Of the
kidneys, and all diseases arising from q
disordered liver, stomach or intestines,
such as constipation. fatulence, inward
Ofthe stomach. Dausea, heartburn, disgust
for food, fullness o. weight in the stomach,
sore eructatiOns, sinking or Auttering at
the pit of the stomach, swimming of the
head. hurried ur difficult breathing, futter-
ing at the heart, choking or sufocatink
sensations when in a lying posture, dim
ness Of vision, dots or webs before the
sight, dull pain in the head deficiency OF
perspir alton, yellOwDess of the skin and
eyes, pain in the side, back, head, chest,
limbs, ETC.. sudden flushes Of heat. burning
in the flesh. constant imaginings of evil
and great depression Of spirits. Price 81
per bottle. Beware of commercials DO not
let your druggist palm of some other pre-
paratiOn Of Iron he may say js rs geod. but
ask for Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron.
Take no other. Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of
Iron js not sold 10 bulk-onlv in 81 bottles.
D. +. Kunkel. Proprietor, No. $50 North
Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Sold by all druggists and dealers every
where. I5n g ~
entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine, passing from the -ystem alive.
No fee unless the head passes. Come and
KEL, NO. 259 North Ninth street Philadel-
phia Adv ce free. Seat, Pin and Stomach
v orms removed. Ask your druggist for a
bottle Or7KUNKEL's Worm Syrup. Price,
81 per b6ttle. 1t never fails.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02

STATEMENT ..
SHOWING THE CONDITION OF THE
SHAWMUT INSURANCE COMPANY
January l. 1870,
Commenced business Sept q. 1875.
Cash Capital (all paid in), 100000 90
Premiums received for fire busj-
ness of 1875 q months), 65.4l SO
n ASSETS.
United States, State and City
gold Bonds. s4io,sS 50
Cash in Bank and Offlce, 72'79O IL
Accrueo ,nterest 1850 46
lection, 1885 50
1855, ITO 88
LIABILITIES,
Reinsurance Reserve, 83,5t3 SO
All other demands, 1874 IL
Capital and Surplus, s5Ol.7M 81
L.P. BUCK, Agent.
No. !, W. Seventh Street.
aP29-St Wilmington, Del.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-02

SrArrAhsr .... ....
SHOWING THE CONDITION OF THE
GERMAN AMERICAN INSURANCE
= COMPANY.
January l. 1878.
Cash Capital 20. 8. bonds.) SlO00, 900 90
Premiums received for fire bus
mess ofls75, s4O. .4sI 81
ASSETS.
United States and City Bonds, S1,474,38O 90
Loans on United States and Mu-
nicipal Bonds, S4s50O 90
f,ash in Rank and Office, 1850 80
Accrued Interest, l,l46 66
Gross premiums in course of
collection, 47,sS5 Al
.... s2,o65, ,oOs 90
LIABILITIES:
Losses, $45,29O SO
reserve Reinsurance 5O2,4SS 6S
All other demands, 7,5H n.
Capital and Surplus sl,5O9,7C5 q
LIP. BUCK. Agent
No. 4, W. Seventh street,
apD-3t Wilmington, Del.
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7. q F.''a'.' 4 f's7M Y
. . er.. cordially rsos'sd edH.l Bob o

n. Fel'tis.' ffaas 4
Gens John A. Logan y nomtsated for
President BY Carl Rrstsegs W<sklv, q conf
cal and Satirical Journal of Chicago.
The Pittsburg DispaseA calls attention to
the idea that tho chapcss are against man
who hakes personal s6orts TO obtain the
Presidency.
Senator Bayard has stated to . newspa-
per correspondent that be regards his
chances very poor In New York, while they
have such an eminently fitted man for the
position there as Tiden. .. .,
Mr.. Blaine announces positively that he
viii not withdraw from the race for the
Presidential nomination. Also that there
are several candidates to whom he would
give his strength in preference to Bristow.
Sixteen of the State Senators who hold
over in California are Democrats, and only
four Republicans. To control the next
Senate, the Republicans will have to elect
eighteen of the Senators to be chosen in
1877.
Ex-senator Casserly is mentioned as one
Of the Anti Chinese commissioners to be
sent BY California to Washington to secure
q modification of the treaty between this
country and China, which will put an end
to wholesale emigration. ~in
, 1876-08-05

REFORM In Ills otIIcial carecr ns the Executive OF
the great stnte nf New York 10 has 70 c0tnpafn;,
tyety short perod reformed tic public service ahtt
rr,i,scei ti,e public burden 10 have carncd Ut
once ,he gratitude of hs state and tha adntata m
of thr country. Thc reopIo knew hln ,f f. 10 shos
!" iS1scsscd viii powera which dt him in an
p,ninent degree for the grrat work Of feiosnatlnn
clscn by tho ,Ic1pe to .ho high otcv Ut rrcsIdent
Of INC United States, bclis.e that tls day Of hs
Inauguration vii! bc thu tcgtnntnYo1 o1 new eM oi
our uo;crnuient Au,, gentlemen, your obcttle'1t
Hrrsant IlIoAAE a. nEHulticha,
others, oF The Committee Of tic National Dono.
cEntiE Convention.
, 1876-08-05

Federal administration without m anxona henae Of
the difficulties Of tho undertaking.. II snmn.onGi
by The rn1ragcs Of my countrymen 70 attempt thl1
work. phail tntltav1r. with tinds help, 10 be the
efficient instrument OF their r!ii.
tSgntd,l SANuEI !. TtLnEN.
10 den. John A. 3fcC'crnant, Chairman: ien.
". Il. Franklin, lion. j. j. Abbott. lion. H.. j.
s,,annhosst lion. II. j. Rcddeld, Hon. +. s. Lyon
and others, Committee. etc.
, 1876-08-05

revised aud amended IN IN 1ur AZ they Leave citi-
zcns or foreign birth tu any particular cas accnec
In any country On earth than they would bc II they
had been born upon 0lr own soll. an!l tho ln!qul.
wealthy companies, LmEorta Chtnesn boutlnen and
establishes SPECIES Of slavery and intetfcsca with
tlte In.t rewards Of lahor oil our raciuc CoaAt,
yhouln bo utterly abolished.
civil SERVICE. .
In t,e reform Il! our cIsll scrycs most heartily
ludpFno tint scrtIon Of the platform which declares
iNot t1u clyil strvice ought MT Il, bu subject to
chunr1 ut every ccc,jo1 aud That. II ought not to
bo ,S1e the brief tuwnr Of party zeal pnt il ought
10 Gu awarlcsl iur proved competency anu held fHr
itrf[ty in tho pubilc en,nloy hone 1,rycr Arain
10 scs thu cruuI aud rn,otselysx prescription ior
t0iltfcnl up{uigl,s which hae d!ssravet thu Admin
Irtrailon Of tho last eight years Hal ns the civil
service nov IL, NJ all know, 1t haa soinu lncn uf
tried tntusrlty Ind pvnycI ability. suclI men anu
such men u,iy should i,e 1etanct In Office. Int no
man shunl b. retained In any consideration who
Ias nEusltused a office 10 thu purpose 1T partisan
Intimidation Or c0mpulstnn, or who has furnished
money to corrupt tao rlcctlnns. 1a!s y aone and
haa been dune III almost every county OF thG land,
il il d blight upon tho ,nogpls OF thu country mud
ought to 10 reformed,
, 1876-08-05

ponr or roL1T1CAL MEaczNAn1Es,
governing caucuscn and debating tho nominations
oas a' q liz tSa eopc Sy ao assnce and aa BY st M
nsnse s scertttloa ~ 1Inds EystcMa'tiSay so'essI @
ot!c!nl casr In othar countries sometimes BY It's
own weight and sometimes IN alliance with the
army, hus been aplu 10 tuig Tho nnorglnizcd
iaIss~li here il has airea5y grow. lnta gIganilc
power, caraDlc Of stlins instincts u sound ppl!
lie uplnion. uud q resisting an eaay change q AZ.
clable n''d pnhlic spirit has brcn stanEto pitch
VI civic revolution.
THE rlKsr B1Er IN nrronM
T. tho elevation Of ths atan!ard by whe!! the an-
ciul trurts. Ncxi N iniporsancu ii conscientious
Aae.y IN .te exercise oi authority 10 l.oa u -.
.kIIiiSi pcrfo!mancu .! an oaciai trust must nut
bu sac1Ilee.l 10 tle instruct q tho inrusn.
VIII %hs A'iF wiii 's:S s:sre tSs erhSRsa tsnRs
of het!cr examples wo iasy wisely 50 o. 10 ths
stn csts u Se9 a e
tlcc yystcln under Tho test, wherever practicable,
Of proved competency nia fidelity.
HoltNuwEb THUNDER. .....
While much might he accomplished by these
n,et4nds, Il might sncuoFuss drtstsu uspcct4s,91s
II withheld lgfe Tho expression Ut Eny conviction
Viii b. complete ana permanent until Il. chcf Mag
irtratu 10 cUnstitut0MHlIy disqualified fur fe.eec-
S y ss sslssly y 9
siesnaly aeiissrs'i tiSa III gseatsst sapts,!sa
to misuse thu power mud patronage with wtllcl, thu
Exc cutlyo IL necessarily charged.
MYSELF. .-
Educated In tho belief that It Is tho arst duty
Slpssn. Si oa ~ sSS' 5aSs III 70 uce saHf as
il,sa init . aat{ . ThoSsI ossap!sa II III, r. N u.
'i,abit, u ohIeIal liz. when . y.ar aad = hnlf
, 1876-08-05

Federal administration without an anxtona aen'eot
the dtGlcnltir. Of tho undertaking. II snmnsonci
" e T51fen sa M IT, o e e
efAstent instrument OF sheir ~: ,u, r,,,,x
1ss,Sta s,sa John A. ,fec,etn.sa ssF9s % Hsn
y. Il. Franklin. lion. J. J. Ah1o!t, 49n. y; j..
spannhosst, lion. II. j. Relheld, Hon. +. s. Lyon
and others, Coinmtttcc+ etc+
HENDRICKS LETTER.
Az OUTWARD SHOW or TIE sEsA1oRs TRUE
1NwAHpsEss.
SARATOGA, N. r., Aug. 4.-The following Is
Mr. llenlricks' letter:
Ixp,AsAroL.s, Ind, 1uiy, 4. 1870. .-0Es!LExEs:
have The oanf to acknowledge tho rcce!pto of your
ded ne II ny nom.nstion BY tha Nationai nemo.
for tho n1'ce of yiee.rrc.idcnt Of ths United
pected nor deslfcd. and yet recognize and nppsc-
s!atc !he high honor dune mt br the conscnii9n.
inch unasnai unsnimitY. ind W accompsnssd viii, 70
generous an expression Of esteem asih coincidence,
oSs to al ssy n ns ds. md
md trust, also. from deep aen.e Of public duty,
TINT now
Acczrr TIE NOMINATION.,
~ aSf es o ~ e M
nomination II could not heartily iMdorss the plat
foTm n Ct , The con,enttGn ga Essstasa astesofs
With the purposes eEHnclascd In lllat platform.
The e. Of o1 havs 9ssn Sy
peace by se!hsh snd corrupt management Of nnh;:
!ic aaaira which has shapled y before c'rlilzed
indnstry aud intetess of lie people has bern male
. suffer. and il tic EXECUTIVE Departments Of ttc
TN nc f9s .sfsss ss sn sfFnsy Fay
10 be- unworthy hnyc heen psomose,!, whilst
es ess y ye S sfG ssdfa cs T.. c ,n asy .s 10 e.
means Of private profit, and thn county has been
offended 10 class Of men who boast tic frlent
shlp Of ths sworn Protectors q te state a1nsstng
by eorruptlng the scrsants Of the people. In tnch
cris!s of the history q The eouatsy, selo!ee that
sta,lard Of Reform. Eo!hine can 6e *seIt With Us
Or With our affairs until the public conscience.
shocked by the enormOue cTils and abuses which
prevail, ehall have demanded and compellcd an un-
tion In It's head and In it, members. III suci,
ss, gsea q. r Rsda sovI / e vss
rcpreseats. and which hss festeied hin, = he has
fosteftd It, ts suffered 10 remain. the President
enormttics Of lie sy*teu which in(ce1 lie pube
srs,tce and threates tho destruction Ut our rtnsti.
| Executive has hreh
THE VICTIM iArnEn THAN THE AUTHOR
Of that vicious nyntcm; the Congressiona! and par
! No one man could l.uvc created It, nnd tho rc-
| mDvnl Of nc one tusn can amend 1t. 1t IL thor
IT sa q't b
reer The III wosk 'o o eo NUT eS
Il 'f a s & e s s Gae sss;
c1nnot be pleaded Ia liEnc cf pcare. The right
stitutlon, mus. be everywhere restored, md the
| ccntralizcd-aluloet pctsonaf-tmperlailen which
& e x
| be l06s- r..
, 1876-08-05


sns % ON On The e ss fs % % 1 mo asy an ovae
] whoupci
sentiments through the streets VITA ntnss nth the hero Of tho osn
ndiy Hoped
speech After
to warm uphs coppnhcl
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; i
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, 1876-08-05
DEMOCExATIC
MASS MEETING.
HON. THOMAS A. HENDRICKS
Sc Y MOUR, INDIANA,
On Wednesday, Sept. IA, 1864, at 10 o'clock.

Let all qUho FAVOR PEACE, all ac'o desire be FREE
from. the deatgrfp Of this JansotsIV uccd, naJcc and
tvruuicuk administration its arbitrary nnd tllc00l arrests
drafts conscrpfion 1cs by utic peaceful citt-
draggcd from their homes and all the enarc',ts Of
domestic jc butcher md be btchcrcd, COWE OUT
hear this 0duocntc Of and reunion. Come IN c0gos
orscbuc bN ailro0d and foot. Bring o
aeghbo,S, md especially reasonable Republican cgh-
bory ano seeking for the truth. Bring baskets 1cc
41led uih something to Other able speakers ari
attendance. Ladies' especially ,rez. If lossibe arrange
n,ents riH be a1e ac rnioads to carry ut UALF FARE
AUGUST go, 1864 "JAoKaor un1onn PRINT
, 1876-08-05

thoughtful men whore Judgment will nj tast twny
public opinion. An htiem1pt to act on euch com.
innnl ne e.clI promise without preparation would
end In u new suApensien. II woutd be a ftcAh
calamity, p,olldc Of confusion, listtust. md dis
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-31

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sATURDAY vICKSBURG UNITED STATHa
NAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at5P,N.
r. For Vicksburs, Davss'e Reed.
passenger steamer
z<@S Satchcx,
=. r. Les or, j. F. Muse, clark,
connecting 1T Vicksburg with the Parisot I'M fhr
Yazoo, Tallahatcnie and Suniower rivera and 40
Anchor Line for Memphis Cairo and st Loaia
For freight or passage apply ON board or to
JOHN JANNEY, lit Common n
or to HITE CARLIN, 3 Tchonpitoulae ~
Freight taken and through bills Of ladng siQne6 -
Iallulah and stations east Of Talluah on the Vicke
burg, Sh eyeport and Texas Railroad via Delta bv
W. b. kkOCKETT, Agent, IS Magazine q.