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CITIZENS COMMITTEE
Have n Meeting to Arrange for the Re
ceptiOn OF Kansas City visitors.

The Citizens Executive Committee, ap-
pointed recently to arrange proper recep-
ton for the Kansas City excursionists,
met yesterday afternoon in the rooms of
the Merchants Exchange, President D..
i. Hadden, OF the Taxing District, in the
chair, and present Nlessrs. Schoolfeld, A..
5. Livimore, j. S. Menken, Jas. Lee, jr.,
and f. A. Keeling, acting secretary.
considerable amount of preliminary
discussion was INDUCED in, the prominent
theme of which was how best to do the hon
ors to our new neighbors, without arriv-
ing at any definite conclusion. 1t was
finally agreed that committees be appointed
to look after the various features of the
occasion, which was done as follows:
EHtertdinmeH.-N. NJ. Jones, chairman
w. X. Moore and III. NJ. Neely.
Fmdnce.-D. 7. Porter, chairman; Elias
Lowenstein and W. B. Mallory.
Printing w. II. Bates, chairman; John
). Toof and Henry J. Lynn.
1rdnSpOrtGtiOn.-P. NJ. Patterson, chair
man; Barney Hughes and j. +. Beasley.
Reception.-D. p. Hadden, president OF
Taxing District, chairman; John X Speed
president OF Merchants Exchange and
c. 7. Hunt, president of Cotton Exchange
The chairman of the above committee
was added to the Executive Board.
Mr.. John League was appointed perma,
nent secretary of the Executive Board.
The above committees are requested tC
meet with the Executive Board at the Pea
body Hotel, Tuesday evening, October I'd
at s o'clock.
On motion, the representatives of the
city papers were requested to attend al
meetings of the Board.
No further business appearing, the meet
ing adjourned.
The Arkansas city and An,es Bayor
Leyee.
| Special to the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, September 2S.-The Unite,
States engineers have commenced the sur
vey and are making estimates for the leve
from Arkansas City to Amcs bayou, anC
the work of construction will commence
at an early day. The property at Arkan
sas City, as well as vast scope of country
will be protected by this levee.
Col. q. w. Sappington leaves to-nigh
for Nicksburg, a delegate to the Interstat
| Levee Convention.
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DIR. BENsoN's Skin Cure consists of inter-
nal and external treatment at same time
and it makes the skin white, soft and
smooth. 1t contains no poisonous drugs.
81 nj drugpiStS
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MINNEAPoLIs, September 2S.-A light
snow is falling, but melting as soon as it
touches the ground. Weather cold and
chilly.
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ST. PAUL, September 2S.-At o'clock
this morning snow fell heavily for about
five minutes throughout Minnesota, but
no news of any in Dakota
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THE GREAT STATUE
or "Germania' Unveiled by the En-
perOr William i'm the Presence
Of 100000 People.
Full Text of the Emperor's Speech-NO
Truth in the RumOrs That Par
nell Had Been Shot,

LosDoN, September 2S.-1he report Of
the shooting OF Parnell is false. Parnell
was in England this morning, but left for
Leeds.
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The Boston Aduertiscr says that In he
CarguiRes Hoods is Bret Harte all over II
has some excellent racy humor which no
one can resist laughing at, and which may
safely taken to be Californian; and
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1t is thought that not less than $4,000
or ST., 900 will be required to erect a mon
ument commensurate with the worth oi
the gallant sailor Raphael Semmes.
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CHICAGO, September 2S.-The Chicago
Driving Park will give fall meeting,
mixed trotting and running races, October
9th to 18th inclusive
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THE FIRST SNOW
OfIhe Season at st. Paul and Minneapo.
Jis-SnOwing I'm Michigan.


DErKoIT, September 2S.-Snow at st
Grace and Cheboygan this morning.
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a Luualic Picnic

KALAMAZOO, MICH, September 2s.-Some
400 patients of the Michigan Insane Asy.
lum joined in a picnic excursion to South
Haven to-day.
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whole Tickets. 81. Half Tickets. 81.
81 Tickets, $50. IS Tickets, 500.
send by Express. DoS'r SIND BY RKGIsrERED
LITTER OR PosroFFIcR ORDER, until further no
tice. Orders of $ and upward, by Express, can
be sent at our expense. Address all orders to
j. J. DOUGLAS, Louisville. KY,
Or TO No. @ West Court street Memphis, Tenn.
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Proposals for Heating Apparatus
At Memphis, Tenn.

OFFICE 0E SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
~ TREksURy pEPAFTNEST. -
WAsHfsGfoN, d. C., September "a, 1888.
Ds Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until II o'clock m the I'D day of October, 1888,
the Custemhouse and Postofice Building at
phts, Tenn. a Low-Temperature Hot-W ater
Heating Apparatus, in accordance with drawings
and specification, copies of which and any addi-
tional information, may be had on application at
this office, or the Office of the surerintendent.
JAS. G.. HILL,
Arch
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Incendiary Fire at Birmingham, Ala

Special to the Appeal
BIRMINGHAM, September 2S.-Fire this
morning destroyed two grocery stores and
stocks, owned by John II. O'Brien and
Michael O'Byrne. O'Byrne, who owned
both buildings, lost $4,000; O'Brien, $500;
both meagerly insured. Origin, incen-
ltar,.
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CAPITAL POINTS.
New TMo-Cent Postnce Sfnmns.


WAsHINGToN, September 2S.-Since Sep
tember 9th tire Postofiice Department has
issued l02,G05,0 900 new two-cent postage
stamps.
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LITTLE HAVANA COMPANY,
OR SUPPLEMENT To
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Class II39.
OQE NEW SCHEME. DQlZEC
oSo 10000 Tickets Only. HiGGO
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
WhOles, Halves, 81.
TaEaa DIaca Monday 0efnhar L 1881
LIST OF PRIZES
CHANCERY SALE
Of
h Il A l. Il s TAT e.

No. S299, Amended Bill J-Chancery Court of
Shelby eounty-State of Tennessee, use, etc.,
VS.. ". L. Butler ct al, Gilbert and Fanny
Meyers.
pY virtue of an interlocutory decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the 9Th day of
August, 1888, NJ. B. &c.. page 6ls, will sell, at
public auction, to the highest bidder, in front of
the Clerk and Masters office, courthouse ofShelby
county, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, October 70. 1858.
within legal hours the following described prop
erty, situated in the Taxing District of Shelby
county formerly the city of Memphisl in Shelby
county, Tenn, to-wit: Bounded and described
as follows; Beginning at point in the south side
of Court street extended one hundred and forty
feet west of its intersection with the west side Of
Corporation avenue or Manassas street; running
thence west with the south side of Court stree
one hundred feet to stake; thence south one
hundred forty-eieht and One-half feet to al
alley: thence eastwardly with the north side o.
said alley one hundred feet; thence north on'
hundred forty-eight and one-half feet to the be
ginning point, the same being lots Nos and D
as laid down on NJ. I. Williamson's ISL map o
Memphis and suburbs, and also set out in ex
hibit 81 to said amended bill ], and sold as tn,
property of said Fanny Myers.
Terms of Sale-On "a credit of six months; pur
chaser executing note with good personal seeu
rity; lien retained; redemption barred. Thi
September %, 1883.
r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By Geo. Mallery. Deputy Clerk and Master.
II y Dix Sol for rOmplainaut. sat
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LOUISVILLE, September 2S.-Fifth day oi
the fall meeting of the Louisville Jockey
Club. Weather warm, attendance very
good, track deep with dust.
First RGee.-Associ alton Purse, all ages
three-quarters-mile heats. Lizzie S. won
in straight heats; Callao second in first
heat and third in second; Pearl Jennings
third in first heat and second in second
heat. Time-1:13f, 1:13a The time made
was the best on record for heat race.
Second Rdce-The cash handicap, al
ages, mile and a quarter. Starters: DIV
,ette Ida, Stanhope, Harry Gilmore, Lucy
May. Blazes, Foster, Wallensee, Wash
burn, Belle of the Highlands and Freeland
In the start Blazes and Olivette drew
from the rear and Blazes won by two
lengths, Olivette second, three lengths in
front of Washburn third. Time :103
French pools paid Sl1 80. Major Hughes
did not start.
Third RGce.-Handicap, all ages, mile
and half. Musk won; Matte Rapture
second, Katie Creel third. Time :43.
Fourth Race.-Association Purse, fo
| two-year-olds, half-mile. Billy Gilmor,
won; Notaway second, Great Marie third
| Time-0 :494.
FDth Race.-Course race, one mile
Long Knight won; Vanguard second
| Chatter third. Time-1 :46.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-15
GOOD WORK OF THE b. & o.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railway
Company should receive much praise
for their plan of enrolling their en-
ployes into an accident insurance So
eiety BY this plan men whose sala-
ries are S35 a month pay 81 insurance.
This entities their dependents to $500 in
case of their death resulting from in
juries received in the performance Of
duty assigned by the company. In case
of disability it entities them to 80 cents
a day during complete disability, not
exceeding six months. After that %
cents q day. Persons earning 500 a
month pay s. insurance, and are enti-
tied to 3, 500 in case of death, or $3.50 q
day during disability. Under the oper-
alton of this plan 2S,lO3 policies have
been issued, and S3O9,047 has been dis
bursed in II, 42S separate payments.
The scheme is one which might well
be followed by other railway companies
The Baltimore and Ohio has now estab-
lished in connection with it saving
fund and building society. The Off
Gals of this great company are doing a
worthy and wise act in using their bus
mess ability for the benefit of their en-
plOyes in the way indicated in this arti-
n,
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GIVE Us POLITICAL JUSTICE.

II the Republicans and Republican
papers in Ohio keep ON they will make
HoADLY Governor without any doubt.
THE REGISTER has paid but little
attention to the Republican allegation
that HOADLY's nomination cost him
$4,000, for the reason that it had
DoRsEY's word for it that Ohio was
carried on previous occasion by the
use ofat least 500, 900 good Republican
money. The HOADLY matter, there
fore, has not struck us as such q party
outrage as to call for Mr.. HoADLY'S
defeat on that score alone. As DORSEY
says: "Monsy is, and always has been,
used, and will be used, as long as par
ties exist"
Again the Republicans are making q
kind Of boomerang fight on HoADLY
in another way. The Chicago Tribune
republished what purports to Rea report
in 1880 by the Seioto Gazette of speech
made by JUDGE HoADLY at that
place, in which he is alleged to have ut
tered certain statements respecting
GARFIELD relations with ELIZA PINK
sTON in 1876. These alleged utterances
were so brutal in their suggestions that
anybody who knows HoADLY, or be-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-15
BUSINESS sTAGSATION AND MO-
NOPOLISrS.

Is there a stagnation in business?
THE REGISTER thinks not! There is
speculative staghatiOn-as there ought
to be-but the merchant who has a
stock which he can carry and who buys
and sells for cash, the tradesman the
farmer, have enough to do Of the kind
Of business worth doing.
The great monopolists and specula-
tors have 'overproduced" stocks, rail-
way and speculation. They have Bit
ten the outside public several times too
often. And Wall street is dull.
For the first time intwenty years the
country is thoroughly awakened to the
fact that a Wall street boom in stocks,
a Cincinnati boom in pork, ora Chicago
boom in grain are not indispensable to
prosperity.
THE REGISTER sees the crops every
where good, food abundant, and labor
we'll employed. Out of these cOndi-
tons disaster never proceeds.
But the big millionaire gamblers are
certainly in bad way.
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AM SGEOF ExPOsIrIoNs.

The plan Of attracting attention ana
inviting investigation by givinginduce-
ments to visit cities in the shape Of ex-
positions, fairs, centennials, drills and
so forth is spreading everywhere over
the whole country. The great worlds
congress of thirty years ago inaugurated
the plan and IL has been followed ever
since. The West formerly, as well as
the South, had but little of that sort Of
enterprise, but now, during the course
of the year, there are such attractions
going on all the time. Starting with
the pageants and street displays at New
Orleans, there is almost circuit which
closes at st. Louis or Chicago. Nash
vile has had the great military drill,
Chicago her railroad exposition, Louis
vile is now in full and prosper
Gus bloom with her mammoth show,
Cincinnati has had her great musical
and dramatic festival and expects next
month to have a colossal exposition.
Memphis has had her great musical
event, aud st. Louis is now preparing
and discussing the proper methods Of
eclipsing anything that has occurred in
the coming fall fl r. These various
enterprises are admirably adapted to
the wants of the times, and their fire.
quent repetition emInently show how
well the investment pays. Thousands
of people are led to visit and examine
city under the stimulus ofsuch an in
ducement, when otherwise they would
not feel the least indication to do so.
They spend money, and many perhaps
are so we'll pleased that not a few
either remain or carry such favorable
tidings to Others as to cause them to
locate in the city visited.
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JUDGE FORAKER says there are
great many feather beds in Ohio. 1t
seems to US that side remarks of this
nature, right in front of the enemy, 50
to speak, are the result Of sheer friv-
olity. We call the attention Of COLONEL
MURAT .HALSrEAD to this painful
THE esteemed CIucTnuau COmmer-
cial Gazette is disposed to believe that
HOADLY as we'll as JOIN MCLEAN are
painfully frivolous. Under these cir
CumstauceS it is no wonder that DEA-
CON SMITH CnleavOrs to drown his
melancholy 6y pouring an occasional
,nOOner OF Ot er on 1t.
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POLITICAL PERSONALS.

Democracy.
Mr.. w. p. Hepburn is the best stump
speaker in Iowa.
Senator Ben Harrison, of Indiana, is
not in good health.
Mr.. Weaver, the Greenbacker, ishelp-
ing the Iowa Democrats.
Virginia Democrats are making con-
cesSiOns to one another.
Hendricks and Mcdonald have for a
long time been friendly.
- Is Mr.. Frank HattOH, a. p. NJ. c.,
running lis Government?
Governor Foster, of Ohio, seems to be
on the dOwn-hill slide.
Of Senator Malone it is said that he
has secured large campaign fund.
Many wealthy Virginians wish to
subscribe money for the use OF the
Democrats.
The stalwarts of New York State are
sometimes compelled to chew the taffy
given to them by the half
General Tom Young, political ma.
chinist of Ohio, thinks that the c V
Service bill is swindle Oh the middle
cases.
Hon. John 5. Barbour, chairman of
the Virginia Democratic Committee, is
practlced and systematic, and he talks
little.
The Lowell Citizen complains that
under the present system of annual
Il, c;iOns Massachusetts is cursed with
perpetual politics."
Mr.. George c. Gorham will soon re-
tire from the editorShip of the Wash
iDgtOn Republican, if rumor is correct.
He is a shrewd machine stalwart.
Ex-Governor "Old Dick" Oglesby,
of Illinois, thinks that the political ma
chinists OF Illinois will ruin the State.
The Logan men favor him for Gov
ernOr.
EX-COngressman Benjamin Dean, of
Massachusetts, Eminent Grand Master
of Knights Templar, says that General
Butler has great personal following,
will run again and will be a candidate
for President.
Secretary LincolA is becoming
brusque toward reporters. He refuses
to talk politics. He jokes, however,
but he inherits none of his fathers wit
and humor. In fact, his jokes are sickly
and far below those of the average silly
SehOOlboy.
There is no little talk in favor of Cen
eral Gresham for Governor of Indiana
with the present Lieutenant Governor
Hanna for reelection, the idea that
Gresham would be elected United
States Senator, leaving Hanna to the
Executive chair.
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That Conference.
Wapne COlniY Adrocate.

The Wheeling Intelligencer, either
DESTROYS of sHpplanting G. w. Atkinson
as the Republican State Executive Com
mittee, or recognizing the fact that the
Republicans are in need Of leader, q
position that its editor would accepta-
bly, fill, has called for council of the
Faithful.
The call does not meet with that un-
bounded enthusiasm that its protector
imagined, and the very idea of con-
vening the diseordant elements now
existing has created gentle zephyr
that the Intelligencer cannot quiet.
Wewould meekly suggest 8 postpone
ment Of the affair until there arises an
opportunity to apportion a supply of
government pap, or the necessity exists
Of putting up victims for the year 1884.
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lieves him a gentleman and fit to be
Governor of Ohio, would not for an in
slant believe they were his. Yet Re
publican papers copy them for frozen
truth. There can be but one result Of
such campaigning, and that is that the
person so maliciously assailed will gain
favor with all decent and thoughtful
people. If the Republicans really want
TO defeat JUDGE HoADLY they had
better drop the $50, 900 matter and urge
some good reason why, If elected, he
would not be a good Governor.
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THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR BOON.

The great triennial conclave OF
knights Templar at San Francisco will
be the most remarkable gathering ever
held. From every part of the Union
numl ers of knights are en- route.
The reception and ceremonies in the
Capital of the Pacific Coast will be mag
nificent.
The refusal of some few of the
Eastern COMMANDERS to attend land
which is due to some slight difficulty
that occurred in Chicago in 1850 will
not pereeptibly affect the size Of the
demonstration in California.
This is as it should be for the history
of the Knights Templar-as ancient as
any history-presents an undertaking
record of courage, benevolence and per-
sistenne in the gentle arts Of life.
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Mo Esc.p.. At the Penitentiary.
Editor of ths Register.

WEST VIRGINIA PENITENTIARY,
August 11.-In to.day's paper your
Weston correspondent, speaking OF
DIR. BANDS administration Of the In
sane Asylum, says: Escapes occur oc-
casionally. So they do at the Peniten-
tiary. Does that prove that Col
onel Tom West Is incompetent%
The statement that escapes have
occurred at the Penitentiary during
Tom Vests administration Is not cor
rect. No prisoner has escaped during
Mr.. Vests term, and while no man
claims any particular credit for this
state of facts, we do think that CORE
spondents should not place before your
readers any statements about public in
situations or men unless they knew
them to be absolutely correct. Thou,
sands of readers this morning would
think our prisoners are breaking out
and running away. OLD GUARD.
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The K0al Tariff.

WOOdste!d SptrA Of Democracy.
The Republican tariff enacted last
winter caused wool growers to lose
from 8 to 5 cents per pound the present
season. While the tariff caused the
loss, Republican editors want to make
it appear that the fact that the Demo.
Gratis exposed the swindle on wool
growers, by publishing it, was the cause
Of the low price Of wool. A party that
is obliged to resort to such subterfuge
is certainly hard pressed. Its condi-
ton is desperate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-15

PEOPLE hereabOuts have no idea OF
the trials and tribulat:Ohs of the poorer
classes in Ireland, and the terrors they
are subjected to By the wealthy Lords
of the Emerald Isle. Some few points
NAV be learned by reading the article
published in THE REGISTER of to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-15

THE hOstlers and other society men
at Newport got on a bowling drunk at
the casino the other day, and hurled
glass and chinaware from the windows
at furious rate. The spree was Eng
,ish i'm IFS appointments.
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WEDNESDAY. August Is. Isss.

THE REGISTER has, by sew
eral thousand copies, a larger
circulation than any newspaper
published in the two Virgintas
or Eastern Ohio. Its advanta-
ges as an advertising medium
are therefore apparent.
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IgLorinE Atkinson.

4 '1sl111'lN
Mr.. Hart, the imported editor of the
Wheeling Intelligencer, has called a
convention Of the faithful, utterly ig-
DOriDg the existence of Chairman At
klnson and the State Committee. 1t
has created quite q breeze in the Re-
publican camp, and may terminate sor-
rowfully to Sonny Hart.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-15

MIR. FRANK HATTuN is now at his
post. He is editing the Washington
Republican and the administration.
During the absence Of the President, it
is a relief to know that his favorite
cocktail mixer has his firm hand upon
the lin of state.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-15

MANY nice things were said Of MIR.
ARTHUR at Louisville in addition to
the pie offered him; but Mr.. Arthur
must not suppose that the people who
talked so nice propose TO vote for him
for President.
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CIarRsburx's New Railroad
Cldrks6,irg Te!egrafa.

Col. Wilson returned Saturday from
points north aud east in the interest of
our new railroad. He says the balance
Of the money necessary to build and
equip the road can be obtained, and that
the road will be built.
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DIED.

RIESTER.-Monday, August 10, 1888, at
9l5 %. M, JOHN RAPHEL, infant son OF MIC;
4. and Minnie g. Riester, aged months ana
IL days.
Funeral from the residence of its parents,
1908 ChapIine street, this wednesday, after
noon at O'Clock. Friends OF the family are
invited to attend. Interment at Mt. Cal
vary cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-15

EX-SENATOR MCDONALD will take
the stump in Ohio about the first oil
September.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-15

THE City Council did a good act last
night in reducing the price Of gas to
81 90
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WHEELING girls at Mountain Lake
Park, rs sized up by our correspondent,
average l25 pounds each.
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But few cities in the Union have as
cheap gas as Wheeling.
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DALzEIL thinks he's stronger than
ARTHUR.
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IT is now said that TILDEN, through
his lieutenant, Editor WATTERsoN, Is
booming for MCDONALD.
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NOTICE. TO ISUBSCRLBER&

The date printed on he t0rapPer o.
sGchpdper denotes the time tO'eH the ss'd
scription empires.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF PHAETONs, BUG.
~ g1es and Spring Wagons. Great bar
wagons for sale. Cor. Main aud Sixteenth
sreels' J, w, FERREIs