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Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-27

"GRANDMA, Why don't you keep ser
want any longer?" "Wel, my child |
am getting Old now, and can't take care
OF one rs used to. you know"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-27

CHARITABLE LADY Poor man! II
it were possible TO procure work, what
sittmtion would suit you best?" Tramp
Ladies conpaaion, num-"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-27

THE young man who boasted he could
marry any girl he pleased, found that he
cJnldn't please any.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-27

EVERYWHERE endtavor 70 be useful,
and eve ywhere you viii be ut home.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-27

IVIVh IIVHV + 80 sIIONg person
that sgoes out in all weathers without
n greateoat. 1t is his custom, alwavs
Of an afternoon" to take n long ride upon
the top of an omnibus, and in this elevat-
ed position, commanding Il view Of the
busy life Of Paris, he jot, down his fast
coming IDEAS, and when be reaches home
throws them into shape. 1t Is asserted
That he has written volumes on the knife
boards Of omnibuses,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-27

We keep constantly on hand complete
assortment of Dining g-Room, Bed room
and Kitchen Furniture, of the best man
utacture, and will also make any article
desired in this line to order. Furniture
repaired at reasonable prices.
COFFINS made to order, in any style
and finish desired. Mattresses, Picture
Frames, Etc, Etc, manufactured to
order at living rates. Give Us call.
ZIMMERMAN BROS.
Weave lille, April 22d, 1873. IT,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-04-27

OFFICE =" Bank Exchange" Saloon.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-01

poor and humble, that one must oc-
cupy a special apartment, and anoth-
or the fclon's cell, that initiates
against suppression of crime in the
State, and furnishes ground for the
transmission of such messages MS the
following sent to a Northern journal
a few days since:
This has been field day with the
Texas mTderers. The days work
with the pistol foots up eight cold
blooded assassinations. No man can
to-day say he is safe from the assassin.
even in his own house, which is ow-
ing TO the wretchcd imbecility of
courts, judges and district ATTORNEYS
with itching palms, jurors sympa-
thizing with assassins, and sheriffs
bought up by murderers to get them
clear.
When the officers of the law show
an open sympathy for criminals, can
jurors be expected to do their duty
more impartially? 1t is from such
actions as this comes the cry of the
communist against the monicd aris-
tocracy.-Fort Worth Democrat.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-01
Another Parody.

We had no youth within our party growing,
No chlli to cherish with our fondest care
While Democratic truths we did our best at
showing;
No darling youth TO warn us of snare
But one who loved us, though not of our seek
Ing,
Had sought for votes of delegates astray,
Fen while all our guards We're Watching
Crept In, crept in, some unknown way
(Chorus.)
Who heard the Greenback CHATTER,
Asi grew louder, louder stlll2
Heard them ever calling
From across the wuy2
Our hearts, our hearts are breaking,
For our Brink, our Brink has gone astrayl
Our Brink, our Brink, our Brink has gone
astrny
And now they miss their loving ward S assist
ance,
Whenc'er they meet In hall or by the way;
His youthful step meets no, meets no resist
ance,
As he passes freely from the noise and bray
OF Greenback wailings; twas ever, ever thus
Till faithful friends invited him TO stay
And MI u void, that In their hearts remained,
Until ut last their Brink has learned to pray
tliepeat the chorus)
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-01
Equality Before the Law.

From late number of the waco
EXAMINER we clip the following
paragraph:
A murderer is murderer, remarks
the Sherman Register, reviewing the
case of the Calder murderers. That
Is sad mistake. A murder is not u
murder if committed by appointment
man.
The EXAMINER tells very serious
truth in II sarcastic manner. The
Register was abiding TO the muir
derers of DIR. Calder in Dallas, who
was set upon by three armed men
and shot to death in the streets. The
murdercrs were indicted for murder
in the first degree, and handed to the
sheriff for Judgment in Jail. That
kind hearted official never took them
to Jail, II is said, but kept them I'M
der guard in his office. 1t Is this ia-
yoritism shown TO one class of Grim
inals over another that hampers the
execution of the laws and the admin
istration of justice in the State courts.
Ii is this maudlin sentiment, that be-
cause one criminal has been tcndcrly
reared, or is wealthy, and another is
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-01
d0l aen Eaamimer
Their Story

They walked beside the summer sea,
And watched the slowly dying sun,
And 20, she said, 'c0me back 10 me,
My love, my own, my only onelp
But while he kissed her fears away
The gentle waters Kissed the shore,
Aud, sadly Whispering, seemed to say,
He'll come no mOrel He'll come no more
Alone beside the autumn sea
She watched the somber death Of day;
Aud "O,' she said, remember me,
And love me, darling, far awayl"
A cold wind swept the watery gloom,
Aud, dArkly whispering on the shore,
sighed out the secret of his DOOM
He'll come no morel he'll come no morel
In peace beside the winter sea
a white grave glimmers In the moon;
And waves are fresh, and clouds are free,
And shrlll winds pipe a careless tune.
One sleeps beneath the dark blue wave,
And one upon the lonely shore;
But Joined In love beyond the grave,
They part no morel they part no mOrcl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-01
ELECTRIC BELTS
READER, ARE YOU AFFIICTED3

and wish to recover the sRme degree OF
health, strength, and energy as expert.
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and multifarious forms, consequent upon
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Have you lost confidence In yourself and
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dreams, palpitation Of the heart, dizziness
In the head, dimness OF sight, and other
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-01
HERRING, NIsBET y co
Gen'I Commission Merchants
y r. 2 :. 5 + SSI5sE'' WACO TEXAS

Or. j. g. Nisbet, WAoo' iEAAe'
j. A. Nisbet.
Having formed a partnership in the husi-
ness OF Receiylng, Storing, Selling and ship
ping Cotton, Hides, Grain, Corn and other
produce, vii be ready by the first proAimo to
receive, store, make advances upon anu SCI,
lots fronting on Second and Franklin streets,
opposite the court house. The members OF tle
1rm, (the senior by his son, W ID liefilhgl
will give their undivided attention 10 the bnsl,
ness MIR j, 4. Nisbet has had twenty years
experience in classifying aud selling cotton IN
Texas, and Dr. !. {. Nisbet Is an old Com
mission Merchant and practical business man n
Hinder no circumstances will any cotton be
bought by the firm. Cotton Hides, eto.i
will Ice sold for the highest market price,
upon reasonable commissioner ana aceluhie
accounts of sale Will be promptly rendered,
accom- ianied with certificate OF DEPOSIT "'
draft for the money, - an,
dlW-w2rn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-01
PULVERMACHER GAL VANIC CO.,
Corner Eighth & Vine Streets,
CINCINNATI, o.

RaS~ AJOrd bogus appliances claiming cleo.
trio qualities. Our Pamphlet explains hOw
to distinguish the genuine from The spurious.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-01
ENz3II[IEllIE]

Ten years have proven their efficacy In all hillary
disorders. They restore the liver, stomach and
kidneys 10 hcnlthful action give appetite good dr.
geston and yigor to body and mind,
Rev. X L.. Simpson, Louisville, Ky, says;
|" TUFTS Pills are Worth their wei0hf ts
gold"
sayre & Co., Druggists say: Owe sell fiJfy
boses TUFTS Pals TO flee Of all ofhers.D
Price, IS cents. ofiiee 80 Murray ST., New York.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-01
A DOCTOR,s OPINION

DIR. 1. Guy Lewis, OF Fulton, Ark, writes:
''One year ago l was taken sick, u friend
argued so strongly In favor OF TUFTS Ills that
! was induced 10 Iise them. Never did mehl-
cine have u happier effect than in my case.
Amer practice of quarter of century, l
proclaim them the best anti-billious medicine
ever used. have prescribed them In my
practice ever since.p
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
DE- HlclAU'S
Golden Remedies.

DIR. EIcHAu's GOLDEN BALsAM, No. l
will cure syphilis In Its first and secondary
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BlOtches, skin Ernptions, secondary Ulcers
on various parts OF the person In fact, all
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thoroughly. Price - per bottles two bottles,
-.
DIR. RICHAU's GOLDEN BALsAN, No. 9,
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Price 81 per bottle, or two bottles for 80.
DIR. RICHAU,s GOLDEN ANrIDoTE, q
safe speedy anti radical cure for GonorrhGa,
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Urinary arrangements, accompanied with full
directions warranted To cure. ! have used
| this remedy with universal success IN a long
practice, and can safely recommend II 10 all.
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DIR. RICHAU's GOLDEN ELIXIR d.
AMOUR, or ELIXIR OF LOVE, acts like o
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-01
A BOOK-KENPER SAYS:

~ have been using TUFTS Pills for dyspep-
sia, and ind them the best remedy ever
tried. Up 10 that time everything ate disa-
greed with me. l can now digest any kind OF
ties as book keeper with satisfaction, and
have gained fifteen pounds Of solid flesh. The
value OF these pills cannot be 0yerestimAtod.
w. q, Schultze, Columbia, s. y.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-01
THOUSANDS SUFFER

from these various diseased conditions,
who, from neglect or the want Of knowl-
edge OF the proper means OF cure, often pro-
long their suiierings. Why, then, further
and happiness, when there IL at hand "a
means OF restoration
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-01
HOW TO DECEIVE.

II your hair or whiskers are grey they can
TUFTS Hair Dye, and deceive the closest OBJ
server. This article possesses qualities never
known before. Sold by all druggists.
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EDUCATIONAL.
or. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA..

Session begins on the First OF October, and
continues nine months, The institution Is or
ganized on the elective system. giving the
student free choice of studies, with full cour-
SEES In the Schools of the Academic Depart
ment and In the Schools of Law, Medicine,
Engineering and Agriculture. For catalogue
apply TO the Secretary OF the Faculty, 7. o.
University of Virginia.
JAMES +. HARRISON, NJ. n,
wSdeod3w. Chairman Of the Faculty.
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HEALTH, STRENGTH, AND ENERGY,

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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-20
SClHMEHI.eAGAIN.
To Walk 400 Miles In ITO Hours.

Schmehl, the artist, who recently footed 1t
for five hundred miles in st. Patrick s
Hail. making sixteen circuits to the mile, and
doing" the five hundred miles in 142 hours,
has not yet heard from O'Leary in q salts
factory way, but on the contrary he learns
that O'Leary will shake Cincinnati for Chicago
in a day or two, and go from there to New
York, from where he goes to Europe.
OF course Schmehl is disappointed. as he
offered O'Leary every inducement to come
here, and naturally enough he, with his
friends, think that O'Leary don't care about
fooling around German endurance, else he
would have come down here at least. But
nothing daunted the young German now arl-
thorizes us to offer Miss Won Hillern the odds
of 300 miles in 500, to be walked here in the
Crescent City, and to offer an even match to
Mr.. O'Leary at any time he may set, pro-
vded it be not sooner than three months after
Schmehl has completed d match or a walk.
Should Schmehl fail to receive an accep-
tance of either Offer which will be open for
week, he will again walk against time, and
fearing that neither proposition will be accep-
ted he will at once put himself in training for
the time walk" which will begin at Grune-
wald Hall on Mardi Gras night, when he will
begin walk of 400 miles in 12O hours.
Decorated chamba sets, complete in all de-
TAIL latest styles, at E. Ofner j. Co.'S, 174 Canal
street
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-20
sUrls vESIsE COURT.
The following cases are flxed for

No. eeps. i. g. Esk,riiee mud husband VS.. .. D
and universal esatees 81. John Perkins. N.
No. a651, Succession Of Dr.. Jesse g. Patrick
on. opposition Of Mrs. s. d. Carroll.
!, No, o9p1. sllas II. Cooper and wife vs. John 7.
No. 1000. State Of Louisiana ys. Abraham Bass
No: Tgp2. Isaac d. Drown vs. Joseph Besson,
" No. '1ope. Mrs Il. Blake ct al. VS.. the minors
Trank Ksarney and Anna q Blaks. -,
1885, 1885, E Rs l. G5f2o ae VI g. hosert n1Hab x Ssb ct "
No. 1ooa, Bnrah i, bradford va. A. d. Lafargue
No. 7oo7 yireihla Bush ys Brltton & Moore.
n No. 7ols. ' ] 7. smith Vs. parish of Madison.
No. 79le y EN-, Enos NJ Craner VS. succession Of
= No No. 79l7 d asott \ Williams ys. the sheriff ct al;
No; G7ols. II. II. Wade vs. 1t. j. Loudon and
IN NJ. 700 Mrs. Ellen q. Patrick vs. Lawrence
L. L.oButler. testamentary executor,
:, No. 7oa., Marcellte Martinez. Widow Louis
No. 7o22. Julia A. ventress. individually and
as testamentary eSSecutriS vs. Isaac d. Brown
No 7oso. James L. Cole ct al. vs.. Thomas La
Chambre Il 90. ct ala
No. 1881. Joseph V. LeSpnx vs. eohn 9. Bur
ton.
No. 7ose, D. H. Carroll Il %. va. Mrs. Lizzie
Hamilton et al. e?st & Co. interyen?rs.
NO. 1927. Runn6aston OF Henry -. shepherd.
No. 7oas. Mrs. y. q. i. Logan Va. Harriet Her
bort OF al.
No, 7oBp Ann L, spenrs va. w. i. Jackson.
administrator ]. King intervenor. o
No. 7o4o.. Mrs. I'll. j, Mitchell. tuttix vs. L. II.
D'Armond.
NJ. 7oli, Mrs. Trances East and husband vs.
MeVea Il Herman.
q No. 7o42. Town Of Plaauemines vs. Charles
Ruff o
No. 7o4a Adam Dobelets. J. NJ -Delavallade.
No. 714H Succession OF John L. Pointer. On
0DnDRttiOng IL YDOeEeAt
No. 7o4e Mrs. Elise Labauye Va. Henry II.
No. 7o4e. Mary NJ. Prendergast adminlstra-
trix va George Hohants and Elis ,beth Schantz.
No. 7o4s Thomas La Chambro 4 Go. vs. Hen
rtatte Lauve aud James J.. Cole.
No. To4p. In the matter Of the estate of james
ON. Brown. decensed. d.-Application of Isaac d..
Brown for administration.
No. 1850. Julia A. Ventress. individually and
as dative ttstamentary executrix, w. lsaac D..
Brown ct nj.
No. 7osl. The Southern Mutual Insurance
Company Of Baton Rouge vs. William y. Pike.
Jr.
No. 7os2 Succession Of DR.. Jesse X Patrick
On opposition of Mrs. Sarah II, Carroll.
No. 7053. Succ ssion Of Mrs i. b. Hardesty.
No 7054. Succession of w. D. Gnyle-On op-
position Of William Sadler
No 1857. Mrs. Anna Watson VS.. Winter &
Hunter and sheriff.
No. 7oss. Henry Renshaw VS.. A. Keene Rich
ards.
No 6obo. Succession of 8. M. Hyams Sr.
No. Goal, Police Jury of Concordia parish Vs.
George M. Davis. Peter Young ct al.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-20

frey, DR. J G FriedriGhs. Col " Konntz,
Major Rene Baau,t regard, Lonsg Bnrthe, Emile
h2ux. Wm Hogan. y slatfr . james, ss, 'GonnMsrsf
bh"a bh"s hytpfB5 Baaoafd gdiaI I b's IESw"s E"ss" Major
Victor Victor beLfse John Meainty, Chas srorl. jr;
9 vallette,. qhas Louaue, Elmpre n,utgnr, u
generellr Mcbride, 1e''nes Olivier y Olivier,
Jr; Major E r Manning II " Feeman, An
tplhe lelong. lohh gilmore, yallas ) hpsler'
aeo Crane AnatoIe lino aottu9aa aad, AysenY
WiIiamaensJ 4 posovan. w% # Byrnes, wm
II beeves, A. JIuard Iiineapld sroussean,, K
hazard, 8 Pilot Evasistte I !, Blane Alesandre 4,
lerson Jr, + i Il gan r II Jaraau. Gins Gar
roll, Col J q Landry, Andre .aRyo, .Andrs
Burthe. Danl Mpriarly. james Wilson, DR. +
Courier, + ] O'Meaie Ambrose Maginnis. M
calls Labarre, 7 Labarde, E1ear DuEour Chas
Lenee. Geo Frober Hon W 7, Kleinpetst. otto
Th9,nan John Tnyes, A Thomson, Charles
Claiborne, Hon Al Delagigne, T q Elem,
Dawson. blanchard. Thomas 1abatth John
Power, + Laharre. JAS D .slnnott W Pembsr--
ton Arthur De Arnas. Jules sougeron. II II
t"ff} f}egp 9g ay4R sse Sf aesess sestss .9
gr v" i 9aieksQ; pr Narpen st9ns qol dhris
Mehe. Dr A q Friedrehs. Nicholas Bowling,
snIry, Il 3 Morgan, b 4 gehan, VI + tbjusros, d
/ Gou1gnsanie, James Fahey, Fl Uthof, Hon
'hn m Find4ey n Henry L'aIaye nastaye Angry u
Wilson. g de Casro. = b Mortimer ] 8 Murray,
! JityoIn. A Bnnzonier. .Maiqr Leo grsne.R n
Thenfet,J Bradley Eg Kelly, Kerr John
gstsy bRs4 msq mrs n naf5 n'Yh 9as ME-
r Il Itoss. Hugh McEoskey Major John q Dey-
ereux. u Bermudes, Arthur Claiborne.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-20
THIRD DIVISION.
Hon. A. L. TIsHOT. Mnrshal.

Pelican Mutual Benevolent Association. In
fayette Young Mems Benevolent Association
Young Mems Mutual Benevolent Association
benevolent Association Of the Sons Of Louis
lana. St. Maurice Benevolent Association
Butchers Mutual Benevolent Association, So
cedad Unien Espenon dc Benetleieneia Mutu-
On. Portuguese BENEVOLENT Association. New
Union franchise. Hocete franchise do Bien4
faisapce ct d'Assisthnee Mntuolle. Jnekson Be-
nevolent Association, soests dc gienfais sanee
"Reminiscences. md the Clerks Benevolent Asso-
citation. stall constitute the Third Division and
restinu Wi an thnrtrea street md extendina n
1vn rflu Ram M rf etrsat.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-20
FOURTH DIVISION.

w o. Il
The Borswmen''s Mutual Benevolent Assoela-
tion all the parochlal organic ,tions. benevolent
and religious societies Of the First, Fourth,
Sixth and Seventh Districts. Carrollton and
or belonging to any organizations. shall consti-
tute the Fourth Division, md form on north
eide Of Canal street, its right resting on Bur-
gundy street. and extending towards Claiborne
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-20
FIFTH DIVISION.
W. J. CAsTEIL, ESQ. Marshal.

All the parochial organizations benevolent
and religious sncleties Of the Second. Third and
Fifth tAlgers) Dlstricts. and oil the male par
gnnizatoh. shnl constitute the Fifth Division,
and form on the south side of Canal street. it's
right resting on Camp street. and extending to-
warda the river,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-20
SECOND DIVISION.

J. T. HIBDONH. Esq Marshal.
The Catholic Total Abstinence Societies, the
tions the Ancient Orders Of Hiberninn. will con-
situte the Second Division, and will form on
tho south side Of Canal street, with Its right
resting on DrYades street. and extending to-
.vordo Ctniborpo ctranf
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-20
SEVENTH DIVISION.
FRANK RODER. ESD, Marshal.

fhANh IODEH. ibSu.. uHEbHb.
His Excellency Gov. Francis r. Nichols and
staff: Major Gen. w. s. Hancock, U. $. A.. and
Staff Major Gen. G. 9. Augur. U. S. A.. and
Staff Gen. r. De Trobriand. .: s. A., and Statr;
Officers of theGnited States Navy station d ut
this port; His Honor the Mayor and Admins
traitors Of the city; the Representatives Of For
eign Governments the Federal, State and City
Authorities and other invited guests. occupy
ing carriages, will constitute the Sixth Division
and form on the north side of Canal street. its
right sting on Chartres street and extending
towards the river.
The Society Of st. Vincent Of Paul, the Presi-
dent and Vice Presidents ana members S the
Committee OF Arrangement and the Reverend
Clergy will constitute an escort to His Grace the
Most Reverend Archbishop. They will assem-
BILE punctually In the Cathedral at O'Clock D..
m and there be formed to take their position
in the line escorted by the Regiment Of Orleans
Artillery, Col. j. B. Vinet commanding.
EIGHTH DIVISION.
GEN. EUGENE WAGGAMAN. Marshal.
The aids and such gentlemen as will report
suitably dressed in black. wearing black hats
and white gloves. and mounted on . ain saddles,
shall constitute the Seventh Division and form
on Dryades street. it's right resting on Canal
street. the headquartersaof the Grand Marshal
and Staff, @
RECEPTION COMMITTEE, a
On duty at the Cathedral.
Hon. E. D. White. chairman; Pcof. G. Collig-
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-20
SIXTH DIVISION
The Hon. ISAAC N. MARKS. Marshal

The Hon. ISAAC n, MARKS Marshal
The Fire Department Of New Orleans.
The Agiers Fire Department,
Che Sixth District Fire Department.
The Seventh District Fire Department,
shall constitute the Sixth Division. and form,
without engines or trucks. on Camp street, its
right resting on Canal street and It's left extend
ing toward Julia. When the left of !Ne Fifth
Division shall have passed the corner Of Canal
H oow s passng s through the oppn no order % Of the
division
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-20
SPECIAL ORDERS.

!. From 2 D. m. until the arrival Of the process
sion, Jackson Square. lp eharge Of The Commit
will be kept closed 10 all OK ept ladies and In
yited guests having cards Of admission, and the
Wee, Pfesdents and Committee Of Arrange
ments.
II. tiegimental. company md society flags
should be draped IN mourning, and the drums
muffed during the line Of march
IL |. salute ri thirteen minute guns will hs
fred at morning, noon aud evening, and quar-
ter hour gyms during the day ut The foot Of
Ganal etrests
~. The Committee Of Reception at the square
will reoeive only at the Leves street gate, from
Mheh guests will be directed to the platform.
The other gates will remain closed until the
commencement Of the ceremonies.
Y. The Divisions viii assemble punctually ut
above desiaHated. Their completion must he
renotIed e tbe Gtand Menghal. whose .head.
Canal and Dryades streets By order Of tho
Conmittee of Arrangements.
q. T. BEA & REGARD, o
fetGtd GRAND MAHsIfALo