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MOZART MUSIC FESTIVAL!
EXPOSITION HALL---THREE CONCERTS
Monday May 4th Tuesday Afternoon and Evening" May 18th
MOZART S0CIETY'S GRAND CHORUS $50 SINGERS
THEODORE TH0MAS'S FAMOUS ORCHESTRA
hme
RULES Or SALE GofTI(cEkE2T
the O @ Seats thou
t
and have eatsy reserved
yaad
y d o he Board. Charms
Icket Commiue
VERY ExogRsLoN
Successful Exhibition Of the Chicago
EIeciric Conduit ConrnapY.

SueceHsiul exhibition or the Chicago
Electric Conduit CompsDy.
CHICAGO. May 1.-THE Councils Fire
Alarm Committee and other officials of
Philadelphia, together with a number of
gentlemen from New York, Cleveland am
other cities, this afternoon witnessed the exhi-
bition Of the conduit sYstem Of underground
biography given by the Chicago Sectional
Electric and Underground Conduit Compsny.
Morse and telephone wires were placed in
mile and quarter of conduit, and signals
were exchanges over phono wires without any
perceptible Interference in the way of induc.
ton from the More currents. TIE conduits
are buiit Of iron and contain copper wire
shelves, over which insulated conductors are
drawn by means OF carriers worked from msn-
holes at esch street crossing. TIE new har.
monte system wss also laid in the conduit,
and was in operation during the exhibition
without causing Interruption
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New YORK, Nay ll.-Daniel McSwyuy, a
Gaturalized American citizen, who in 1881 =,
WAS arre.ei ia ireland as suspect and iul-
prisoned fourteen months without examina-
lion or trial, arrived to-day on the steamer
Pennsylvania McSwyny said he came to
this country when yoIng man, and lived
or did business 10 San Francisco for twenty
Eve years. He intends TO remain heca but 4
conp!e of month";, and will then return to
Ireland. His object here is to obtain relief
lor he stsrving people Of Dooegal, AID see if
he can obtain any satisfaction from the
British goverbmtn. for their arbitrary i'm
prisonmert OF sn American citizen.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
Cisarette.aAkers Locked Ont.

ROCHESTER \. Y, May ia lockout
occurred at w. 5. Kimbali & Co.'S cigarette
factory to day, 700 female employees being
refused work. The firm hsd refused the ad-
vance of twenty per cent. dem anded, and
fearing strike rsiused 10 give their en-
ployes work when they arrived al the factory
this nnorniuo
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ATLANTA, May l1.-Applieation has bsen
msde for receiver for Col. NJ. E. Thornton,
proprietor of the P1st-AppenL His notes
went 10 protest yesterday. Thornton has no
money, bat his vile is rich. The case will
be heard TO- norr1w. Toe paper has not
been stopped.
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rrOttiEg at Louisville,
LOUISVILLE, May 11.-Fair Association

LOUISVILLE may Il.-talr Association
meeting.
2;2O class. Newell WOO; Alinons second,
zula third. TIme-2:254, 2;254, 2:271.
Four-yesr-old clsss. Code won; Edwin
seesns. Tiuie z:4o4, 2:4l I, 2.321
Exhibition trot. Joyeyeuse won; Chariev
Ford second. Fime-2:294, 1924, 2:274.
Lauisville Hotel Stake, three year dds.
Glass first, two heeis, trotted Wednesday,
Concluded today. Won by Fugue; Evira
second, Prince Edward third. Time-2:343
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ESTAB LISHED 1910.
INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and The OHIO VALLEY, trarnrer,
fair Wedtaer, foLo,oed by Eoeal rains, aOrLHerly,
shifting to soltheaSteriy wisds, stationary or IOrer
pressure.
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BasSbekE.

LOUISVILLE, May ll.-St.Louis 7 Felipe A..
TOLEDO, May II -S.gina#, IL; Toledo, 5.
BUFFALO, May 11.-BaffAlos, u; Bos
tons,
DAYTON, o., May 11.-Ken,ons 7, Day
tons, D.
DETROIT, May II. -Detroits, y; New
York,
SPRINGFIELD, May 11,-Q lincy, 8; spriog-
feds, 5.
PITTsBURG, May l1-Alleghenys, 7; Bal
tIm0rsa, 6.
CHICAGO. May 11.-Chicagos, II; PhiIa-
deiphlas, 8.
CLEVELAND, May II. - Providence, 2;
Cleveland', /.
FoRT WAYNE, IND, Msy 11-Peorias 8,
Fo't Waynes 7.
PHILADELPHIA, May l4,-Atdleijc', A.;
MelrCpoiiIars, 8.
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If wise man carries an umbrella on fair
days, how much wiser is he who carries an
scc;den policy, on all days. in the United
S s;ss Manual Accident Ass0ciatioD, 800 and
So Broadway, New YORK? Whether fair
or rainy, when mseling with an injury, his
poiicy hslds good
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xi.<el = Elliott, Cinciansti.

CINCINNATI, May 11.-Ringel & Elliott.
wholesale dealers IN hats, furs and straw
goods, 155 Pearl street, have assigned. Liza
bilitles, $4,000; Assets, $25 900 20 100000.
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Death of ihe Mother OF Ex.Pre,fdent

JERSEY CITY, May ll.-Mrs. Hsnnah S.
Grant, mother of eI-Presidsnt Grant, died at
the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Mary
C3rbin, Pavonia avenue, Jersey City Nights,
this afternoon.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
someinIaS for President Hadasn TO
Read.

To the Editors of the Appeal:
As resident of the Eighth ward you
would greatly o6lige many by calling the
attention of the city engineer to the condi-
tion Of the plauk-walk in the alley fused as
much as any OF our public highways) lead
leg from Poplar street to Exchange extended,
called Cow alley. II repaired now it will
only require a few nails, but if lett alone
new plank walk will be necessary. By ia
sorting this in your valuable paper you will
greatly oDlige many of the
EIGHTH wARDERs"
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CHANCERY SALE

Dc E 81 e. Z; - q a Il Ei.
No. 469 (2) R. D. Chsncery Court of Shelby coun-
ty-Frec. n. Laurence VS.. Heirs at-law Of Mary
Baxter ct al
= virtue of an interiocut0ry decree for sale en-.
ID tered in the above cause on the 10Th day OF
April: 1893 and renewing order of October %, 1851.
/ viii sell, az public auction, TO the highest bid
der, in front OF the Clerk and Masters ONCE,
courthouse Of shelby county, Memphis. Tenn, on
Saturday, aay I2, 1888,
within legal hours, the following describeu prop
eFty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn. tO-wit:
Lots Nos g. 81, 65, lo2, 103 and 1Oi OF the W. G
Lanes subdivision, lying northeast Of the city Of
Memphis, lying between Dunlap aud Dupree
streets.
Terms of Sale-Cash. This April IS, 1888.
&. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By ]. ii. Bradls j. Deputy Clerk and Master.
Estes & Ellelt. z. B. EdgingtOn. soils
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New YORK, May 1.-THE dog show
closed tonight. The attendance has been
very large, but receipts have barely covered
expenses.
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ROYAL ASYLUM.

THE regular meeting of Temple No. will be
l. held this (SATURDAY) night, May 12th, at 8
O'Clock. W. T. HTrCHELI. Secretary.
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First Meeting OF the Phillips County
Jockey IEub.

Special to the Appeal
HELENA, ARK., May LITTLE first meet
ing OF the Phillips County Jockey Club
upon their track, south of this city, took
place this afternoon. The contest was
trottiDg race, free forsll, with FIVE entries.
1t was essentially a jockey affair, nearly
5000 changing hands On the result. Mil
ley, owned and driven by the Hon. A. H.
Brooke, representative from this county, was
the wisner. Other meetings CT greater mag
nitude are expected.
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arr. mcswyn,,s veturu.

OwENToN, KY.-The Rev. N. Beck says:
81 have used Browns Iron Btters and con-
side- it one of the best tonics Sold"
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THE SPRING RACES
At Louisville 10 Eclipse Anythipg of the
Kiad Ever Before KaOWH-FiTe
Hundred Horses
To be on the GrOuRd-First Day OF the
Regular Spring Meeting at Lex
ingt0n-BasebaIi.

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, May 1I.-OVer sixty compa-
miss hsye e9ered in The competitive drill,
May 2lst to 18th. Eight artillery comps.
MES and six brass bands have also entered.
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WANTED.

1000 Head stock Cattle.
HIGHEsT price paid for 1. 2, and year old
stock Cattle JOsKPH FRE1,
National stock Yard, Memphis.
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The lstes; freak in the way of mssquer-
aGes is a costume that il intended TO repre-
sent an oyster. WIS next? Why, the
future mssquersders will have 3 bottle of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup moving among them.
PITTsBURe, Pa, May ll.-Ritchley's box
factory ION Diamond street, !was destroyed BY
fire this morning. Loss, $4,000; partially
covered by Insurance. The Operahouee, ad-
joining the factory was on fire, out the flames
were subdued before much damage was done.
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EzuroDe?

Cooks Grand ExeuEsfons leave Kew York
April 26tb June lEt, June 18th and June 30, 1883.
PassaSe ticket by all Atlantic stsanners.
Special facilities for securing good berfhss
Tourist lick els for dual travellers In En-
Tope by all routes al reduced rates.
Cooks Excursionist, with Maps and full
particular, by mall, 10 cents address
THOs coo * a son. 26I Rroadwsy.n.I.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

/ offer for sale the SPIGHT HoTEI
and adjoining lots some 20 acres
more or less. House is two st,iries
high. with about % rooms, including
Eve which are conveniently located for
renting as offices or to be nsed for
hotel purposes. Good frame st hles,
corn cribs, we'll and cistern, two good
gardens, clever potato aud corn patch
es and grass lot
/ will also sell OF rent my farm adj
Joining, containing about 200 acres, 30
acres good Bottom land, farming tools,
mules horses, cews, hogs and heuse-
hold aud kitchen furniture Wishiag
to retire from public life, ! will give
the cheapest and best bargain ever Of
fered inthis county. Invite sarIz ap
plicatlon. Will sell my home and
farm for one half cash and balance Oh
l2 months credit, with nots and ap-
proved security, with 10 per cent Ia
terest. SIMON r. SPIGHT.
Ripley, Jan. 27. 1889 IT.
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1t was a sad day for the small
bosses Of the Independent party
when they tried to disOrganize the
Gresnback party in this county and
drive the rank aad fiIe of that party
into this Independent business BY
saying "they are the same" These
little fellows are either deassly ig-
norant themselves or they presume
that Greenhackers we're big enough
fools to believe their little romance.
However, Gresnbacksrs could read
and think for themselves, and when
they compared the Independent
and Greenback platforms, they
found as much difference between
them as any other two parties.
They read the plank ia n their plat
form which SAID Stree trade, and
-unalterable opposition TO a protoc.
tive tariff are first among Green
back principles" and then the y
read the Independent platform and
saw it was dumb on the subject,
while the great boss OF that party
was a protetionist. They saw that
there was no similarity between
the two and the little Independent
bosses sentence. "they are the
same" vas too thin. Ashland Reg,
lister.
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Three things teaeh-truth, indus
trV and cOnteMtment.
1T WILL Govt you NOTHING

1T WILL COST you NOTHING
TO get from Drs Starkey and Palen,
I100 Girard Street, Philadelphia, an
honest opinion in your case, # you
are suffering from any chroAlc dis
ease, Consumption, Oatarrh, Neu-
ralgia, Rheumatism, or nervous
irrltability and weakness. They
are making wonderful cures with
theirnew Compound Oxygen Treat
nent. Write to them and give a
clear statement Ol your case. They
will answer promptly as to the
chances of a cure. They MAKE No
CHARGE FOR CONSIDERATIONS. Ii,
however, y0udo not wish 70 cOnsUll
them at present, drop postal card,
asking for their treatise on Com.
pound Oxygen, in which you will
find history Of its discovery, ia
ture, and action, and large num,
bef Of reports Of difficult aud des.
perate cases which they have treat
ed successfully. 1t will be sent
free.
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Three things contend ter houcrs
country and Irlenda
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MISSISSIPPI STATE TEACHERS AS.
sOCIATGON. s


SOCIATtON. "a
This body will meet in Annual
Session at JACksoa, on the 9th Of
December prox. In addition te
other business thatmay be brought
before The Association the topics
for essays and discussion, are as iOI,
lows:
l. School Discipline Prof. w. i
Gibson, Rienzl, Miss.
2. Teachers Institutes Prof. J,
A. taiuwater, Sardis, Miss.
B, How Higher Education Affects
our Common Schools DIR. II. r
Johnson, Brookhaven, Mississippl
4. School Supervision and Uoan
Ity SupeI'iltendsHcy Prot. j. n.
Borrow, Columbus, Miss.
s. School Examinations Their
Character and ValHe-PrOf. l.. I.
Fifzhush, Oxford. Miss.
6. System, as it Affects School
Work Mr. Adela Hillm4n, Gin.
ton, Miss.
I. It is AMONG the First Duties oi
the State to properly support It's
Common Schools Walter Hill
man, L. L. d., Clinton, Mississippi.
s Proper Limit to Public School
CurncuIum = Prot. Il. NJ. LeaveII,
Clinton, Mississippi.
o. Proper Limit of the School
Age far our Common Schools
Rev. W. B. Bingham, Hazlehurst,
Mississippi,
10. Importance Of q More Crit.
cal and Thorough Study of English
Prof. j. l.. johnson, Oxford, Miss,
IL. Normal Training Essential to
The Success of.Pdbiic Education =
Prot. w. IA. Nagrudsr, StarksvilIe,
Aiss. sr2ay
10. Ce.Education in Colleges and
UniverMties--Mrs. Judge PeyAon,
HazlahurSt, Miss.
13. Excellencies and Defects Of
our PnbIiu School System-Rey. +.
D. Miller, Holly Springs, MissisSip-
pi.
IA The Artof Questioning as
Related to Teachers -Miss Alice
Lusk, Jackson. Miss.
Is. Techaica1 Elucetion- Gent.
S. ID. Lee, Starksyille, Miss.
16 The Rtlation-O Of EducAtion 10
Citizenship in Republic --Gen, A.
r. Stewart, Oxford.
II. How can JIf4racter be Sym
melricalTy Developed Mrs. Jessie
Buck, Macon, Miss.
is. Advantages aNd Disadvanta-
ges Of Connecting Military Train
ing with our System Of General Ed
ucatiOn Lieut.. Wan. L, Buck
StarksviIIe, Miss,
Rev. Dr.. a. q. Haysood, Oxford,
Ga, General Agent of the "'John F
siNser.Fand, 4 is.inrited 10 deliver
sn Opening Addcess. 0t
lis ussless, We presume to go
into details as ret;ards the aims and
6tjscis Of this Association. To
those who are not familiar with the
atganizalion it may be stated in
general terms that its purpose is to
advance the cause of education IN
our State. An teachers, as we'll as
Others, interested in this great
work, are invited to attend and be.
come members Of the Ass ociation-
An effort will be made in due time,
10, secure redBcea rates on the dit
ferent railroads leading to Jackson.
Itis believed also that hotels and
boarding houses can be induced to
reduce their terms 80 those in at
tendance.
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Wasn YOU join tbs Independent
party ypu join 4 side show. There
are only two great national parties
in tbs coGntry, the Democratic and
RepuhIiean parties. n 1884 yOu
have ID choose between the noIai-
nees Of tnese two parties; 80 losk
before VOW act.Anhland Register.
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The Democratic candidates il
their ronhds frequently find 3 man
who says ho il 8 GreenbacksF He
says he joined that party tFcm pFin.
Cipls, and stlIl Is : GfssAbaeksF
ana not an independent, aNd that
BE- will vet he Democratic ticket,
because there Is no Grssnback
tickeE il Ire field, and the Dems.
cratic Il highest like Bis own Ash
land Register
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4 j. A. SMITH,
w s. WEBB,
u. Z. 'FlTZHUGH,
ExEcUTIvE COMMITTEES.
ArlesIaa n ells.

Tupelo Journal.
The artesian wellsia 10 this vicinity
has proven grest blessing TO our
people, during the long continued
drought Most Ofthe welIsin town
have failed either partially Of com
'plstely, and the artesian wells have
saved many persons from having 70
haul Watsr 4 long distance, which
would bave been 4 serious trouble
and expense.
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car. A. z. VlNsERLY, ct hissis-
.i5pl W. ssAultsd Dol. NO. Gal
lowsg. ID since With ; pistol
wasrslaastd d bail by ths Unlssd Z
States Court tna = representation
made by Col. Gallaway, that asv
ernor Bate would ultimately par
dsahin. Aenphls Appeal
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Three things hate-cruelty, AFRO
gaAce and ingratltade.

The color line has been settled BY
the courts Of New York reiatiRg 10
pubIic schools, A black girl ap-
piled for admission IN a free public
school, was denied anl directed to
attend a free eolored school. She
applied TO the courts to compel al.
mission to the white school. The
case was carried through three
courts, all of Them denying admis-
sion to the white school on the
ground that equal facilities for the
education ofchildren were offered
in the cOlOred schools and conse'
quently there was no discrimina-
ton against her ia assigning her 70
such school. This decision is one
Of general interest, Corinth Her
AID islta,l
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NEW YORK8
CAS- LIT LIFE ILLUSTBATED'

Mo klA LEE lL@S0S6AA = p
The above Is the title or 3 series Of
skNtcles Of the shady SidS Of life 2 I
character ID the Great Metropolis, raw
beng fully Illustrated from aathentis
sketches in tho
NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE
OF New York, which are realistic and
faithful portraitures from real life
The illustrations are by the best artist
ic talent attainabls, and the descrip-
tivns are fron the pen Of the Best
git.cd journalist and brilliant writer in
Amelica, who, it il conceded, has rival
led tlIat Master hand At word painting
[ bar cs Dickens. ItissuI;cient te say
that New York'S Gaslit LIFE will
present the most striking, vivid ard
truthful pictures OF the under current
or life in New York City that haYs
ever been presented 10 the public.--
The National Police Gazette or Sew
ork, is for sale by Ill peasdealsrs,
price lO cents per copy, or it Can W Sr.
uclcd direct from the publisher. Il
subscription price, S4.UO per yer.
The National Police G'lzette, Ol SsW
! Vrk, has no connection Will AHy ota-
cr publication OF lLs cIHss, rho ~,
! ain, as far " possible copy ~ w
aud appearance.
CAUTlON.--The public are cau
toned against buying weak iraitatis4s
of the National Police Gazette. il AL
cases SEQ that the paper is dated lrSaa
New lork and has the publishers
nulEe printed ON each copy.
keIniitances should be made " pest
Office order, draft ON New I Ork, 81 Sy
registered letter, to
RICHARD K. FOX, Publisher,
Cor. spruce and WllIian SthA
New Fork C4tg
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THE Methodist shaFch IL Canada
has stricken ths Nosd "Obeyn from
the marriage services believing that
the woman should not proniss to
be Of do any more than the man
does. They ere equals, and should
promise and live As equals DO in al
The relations of life. Il Il asking
enough Of waman 20 promise to
love and honor her husband, Al he
pFosaiaee 70 love aud honor her.
Il they both make II daily dnty to
Try and do that. lifelong happiness
issure 10 follow Memphis Ap.
peal.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-10-27

Fron various parts Of the State
especially the Northerns wesee in
our exchanges encouraging items
like the following:
Mast Is reported not as good asils
ual in this section. but hogs are
nevertheless, in better condition
than they we're ever knawn to be al
this time of year before -Tnps!
Journal.
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:, 8. FaRa, N9ll9E nna 41nall.Aeg.
TEbMs oR subscRLPT1oN:


The National Cotton Planters AS.
socialion wlll meet il yicksburs
on the 2Iat of November The
Governor has been invited topatne
two delegates from each copHty 70
represent its interest ia the meet
ing. ary
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!, FoSEx tsr alnaag i |, ,olasPhold msga-
zinesis Dsmarest's moathly, which
for utility, vasiefy, aud artistic ex-
ceIlence, cannot be surpassed
The EoSember Runbsr compares
vegy lsyerstll.f S.thuspredsc
and is sspleley wilhintsrsstiag and
nsefGfiufoFrna,ioa, The illustrated
portisn being all that could bs de-.
erred. "Agaths De valsuze" is
cOntinued, and there are several
shorter ssories of en- interesting ma
turs, Amopg the many excellent
articles may De mentioned ''Lu-
therSs Ring, ana aSugar." jennie
Juns's Slow We Live il New York
Keepings Boarding House, will
81 read with fAtsrsgt, and Mrs.. Hun
reffOrd discussed, IN her usual pun
gent siylss HWedding preseata,-'
+dBOmsi Art and Home Cenfcrt'r
2.TEs Worlds Progress "Fancy
WOrk, \ Sclspce, and Fashion, and
bther readisg matter combine tc
magS ths November naabsr Of this
capital magazins both assfal AID
enjoyable. The .lllastFattons are
. admiEA be, the isontisPisce being :
ans ,etsel n HsraS hing II Fasd's pspn.
ias paialI j /, Tired DAT" There
Il also bsaati1alis.ssl epgraving
Of Hicks celebrated picture, AEnid,
assksn Maiden.s W. sre promis-
ed,sa the DeCsmber number tns
irst Abtofs ola iine serial ssert
~ Nrs. Chanpney, author A q
Vasss Z Othss AoV'
~AAstfn AA M 84N
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UNDER she Internal RsvsAue and
ths Tariff laws, revenues are collec.
ted beyOHd what Is needed by the
government Il iSa serious qnes-
tion, what laust be done with the
surplus. Tie aalpsr iss plaipi 70.
dsce taxes. Pay the pnbiie debt as
fast as itmatnrss Close uP the Ma
tiunal Banks asrapidly asthe bonds
which csnstiasie tAs .hAtis of their
currency r,Aturs, and prevent con;
4rsction by'thsqalislited cOinags,oi
the pfeciors lhe.aIs'a,tdsUbstituIih
galdsNd SiiHeracertilicatAs for the
notes Of the hanks. The certifi.
Nalss VIII sest the people no inter'
est and win beredeenshls in coin
on denand.-JacksoE Clarion.
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Panola Star. e.
Uhhllasi Saturday q grspt many
people had lons Gen. ChslmsrS the
ipJustice to suppose that he WAS too
bag "a tnaH, beng a Congressional
claimant. 10 dabbls in county poll
tics. But the Little Game Cock
has bOpped into the ring and the
FnSionists will have 70 knsek him
out alOng his Gresnbaek allies.
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