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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-26
TIE CASE AT LOUISVILLE.
Local guarantees Must Not BE in the
state of Kentucky

LOUISVILLE KY, Sept. 2j.-Tho situation
Of the yellow fever refugees here today
shows little change. Benjamin Grant from
Decatur has mild type Of the disease and
is being cared for at the Eruptive hospital.
Many are leaving for northern points as fast
as their baggage is fumigatod and turned
over 10 them. A fund Is being raised for
those in need and u concert will be given for
their benefit.
The following proclamation was Issued to-
| night In response 10 the call OF the Illinois
Central upon Gov Buckner for relief:
Whereas, IL has como to the knowledge Of
this board that local authorities in various
towns and counties 10 this State have estab-
| lishcd quaranunes without the consent OF
| this board, which IN necessary TO make such
| quarantine regulations legal or cilective;
and whereas, this board has placed an in
| spcction quarantine service along the entire
southern border of the State which will
furnish adequate protection againstany dan
ger from infection from yellow foyer, II any
possible danger exists at this late season OF
the year; now. therefore,
BE II known. That by the authority vested
In us by law In the supervision OF local
boards Of health and OF the quarantine rcgu.
lations OF the State, all such local quarnn'
tines are hereby revoked and raised, except
that Of Hickman which is not on the line
Of an inspected road.
by order of the board.
PiNCKNEY Thomson, ND Pres't.
J. ii. Mccormick, NJ d., Secretary.
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LOCAL BREvIIIEs

Dennie sullivan, n compositoF. wns lottcd
m last night Tor whipping a fail female
named Ida shipcy.
Passengers on the steamer Ol'r. vh'rh mr..
rived yesterday. Wcrc guarded aiI -. f.l
1T night wcrc permitted o. Land end g. th,lf
way throughout the city.
VIM. Tucker and NJ Tr'cr two ~ The
worst negro crooks No the ri'g. ur-p rrys.yi
last night by Ollccr. Eyal AMI puur.,s & r.
robbing m Italian on Hndlcu ay uuc ui e..
VIM. Jones railnnld engineer utsif.
rested last night hy lutrniman suefr.l.
charged with knocking an unknown white
woman down on Svcuud rir.rt Egar t0uit.
No cause Il assigned fuf lhc assault
A. The Charleston milrnad tfai,-fr engine.
with heavy train, passed tho corner of Main
and Washington yesterday afternoon q
horse attached 10 a spring wagon became
frightened and ran away up Main street.
When near Poplar the wagon collidcd with
q horse and buggy, resulting In the breaking
up Of the buggy and wagon, and the cutting
lOose u the horses, which were stopped aud
found uuiuiund
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-26
ORR GROMTH

The Nep Yort Tina, in very valuable
article upon the possibilities Of tho growth
Of the United States In the future, shows
that any estimate OF II must be based on
the history Of the past. Beginning, there
fore, at tho dawn OF tho present active
generation, say thirty-iyc years ago, II
finds that our territory included thirty
one States, four Territories, and the Dis
irict OF Columbia; that is extent WIS
~ II remains today, exclusive Of Alaska,
5000, $50 square miles, aud that Z, con-
tanned a population OF less than o. 900, 900.
The center Of population was near Parkcrs-
burg. w. Va. The vast territory west Of
the Mississippi river, embracing six States
aud four Territories, 2,l3j,si0 square
miles Of land, or over scycn-tcnths oithc en-
tire national domain. contained al this timo
only l,091, iOI people, and oi these there
were only o., 2os living in the limits Of
the four Territories. Now our population
is estimated TO DO about 5000, 900. and
the value Of our real and personal prop.
criy Is si3,g2. 600, 900. whereas In 1880
II was only S7.i35. $50, ees, In the last
mentioned year We had only 1900
miles Of railroad; now We have
1925 miles Besides this thcp
now exists In the trans Mississippi
country, which was then largely wilder.
meas. twelve States and nino Territories
having population In 1880 u 1850, 800
According 10 the census Of 1850 the truo
value OF the real aud personal property
west oi the Mississippi was In the States
500, sOl, Az, and In tho Territories ST..
2et02S. In 1880 this had Increased 10
81, llp,oCO,oOo. or 10y 1900 per cent. In
the ak States, aud TO =. 1914, OOO. 900, or by
2,72O per cent; Ia the States and Terrific
rics included In the limit of tho four
original Territories Hut rapid as this
growth has been. thcrc is nom Tor moro.
For In 1870 the ratio oi population in the
United State, per squarc milo Of territory,
exclusive Of Alaska, was 1884. aud In 1850
l, was still only iG70. whereas In the lat.
ter year the ratio Ia the British Isles was
2Oal9, In China, 26O.59 In Germany,
lp6lS, In France, l7G.so. In Japan, 2i2 81,
and In British India, 223.5d. In somc ofthe
morc fertile and naturally favored nation,
Of comparatively limited territorial ara
tho ratio was much groaicr-in SaNony Il
WIS lii6i' In England. HsO2, and il
Belgium, l6i.p5.
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"Iurrr arr monuments for tho brave,
churches Tor the rich, homes Zoe tho poor.
etc, aud now In Gods name lc, M have
hcal,hiu rciormaiorics ior tho weak, A."
urges Miss Linda Gilbert, "Thc rrisoncr,'
Friend who IL trying bard to raise a
fund Of 500, 900 10 build an Industrial aud
Agricultural Homo near New York, 10
meet the nce,ls Of ex-convicls IN this in.
s,i,ution there will be- n chapel, library aud
night school, and, to make 1t scli-upport.
Ing, iafm, hennory, workshop aud laun-
dry. There will also be- department for
uniortunaics whose brains arc soitcnod by
liquor, who are not able 10 earn their liy.
ing, and who otherwise might continue to
recruit the ranks OF dcftitutlon. degrade
ton and crime.
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fur thuHuHor,i Inns still calls loudly
upon the GubcfnaloHal candidates 10 stop
discussing the tariff question aud devote
themselves In the domestic ailain Of the
state. ~, Ii5sH demands that Taylor and
Hawkins tell the people what thcy think
on, as TO the necessity ior additional taxa.
ton to meet the interest charge and in.
crease the school fund; l2l, tell them, n
you know, how many conyicis are In our
state PRISONS what thcy are doing and
what reforms In prison management YOU
have TO suggest and ~, tell them how
you stand on the subject Of Juvenile re-.
formatorica, and tho proposition to send
no petty offender under eighteen years of
age 10 the pguitonuary, leave the Fed.
oral canvass uys The Tins,, continuing
it, advice, TO the Electors and Congress.
sional candidates, Mcssrs. Taylor and
Hawkins, and attend 10 your own bust.
ness" This Is In the main good advice,
but the people would hardly bc sat.
isiicd with the nominees u they wcr,
utterly silent on national afIais. Beside,
Il has been and Is yet especially incum
bent on Gov Taylor TO tell what he knows
about the tariff, As the Republicans every
where throughout the State advertised thai
he was afraid 10 debate II with Hawkins
To save his reputation he was therefor
compelled TO meet the question, which
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In THE WORLD OF SPORT.
EVENTS ON THE TURF AND GAMES
ON THE DIAMOND.
Some Good Races at Churchill Downs
Entries for the Brooklyn Races To-
morrow-An the Baseball Games
Played Yesterday.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 25.-First Race
Seven furlongs; selling, with usual allow
ances. Starters: Cupid, Calcutta, Doc Dis
lon, Pat Donovan, Doubt, Carus, Roi dor,
Charles Reed, Overton. Doubt first Cupid
second, Roi dor third. Time-l:3lK.
Second Race-Fiyc furlongs purse. Start
ers: Kidnap, Lcola, Castaway, Charlotd J,
julien, Englewood Mildred, Laura Stone,
Peach Blow, Select Knight, Come To Taw,
Santa Cruz, Princess Bowling Spokane, Irish
Dan. Princess Bowling first, Laura Stone
second, Julien third. Time-l:0l.
Third Race-0ne mile dash, purse. Start
ers Poteen, Derochmont, Governor, Ham
let, Miss Hight. Poteen won, Governor sec
ond, Derochmont third. Time--l;4SH.
Fourth Race--Puse, six furlongs. Start
crs Outstep, Bowlster, Robin, Erebus
Comedy, kermesse, Lady Iindoo. The race
| resulted in dead heat between Robin and
| Erebus, Kermesse third. In running oil the
dead heat Erebus won. First time-l;l6i
second, 1918.
Fifth Race The handicap sweepstakes,
! three year olds and upwards, nine furlongs.
| Starters: Wyndom, Famine, Stridcaway,
/ Galatea, Stony Montgomery. Famine won,
| Wyndom second Galatca third Time-l:6s.
Entries. and weights for tomorrows races
J are Us follows
Fir,, Race-Selllnp; one mile Maori l0i, Dlxby
| o. Charles Reed o. Finality, 1903, Ernest Race
| .Oi, schoolmnstcr 9s, Dick Delaney D. Blue Times
| lOl, ]. NJ. Culp%
second aacc-liandicap; one mile. Long Role
| no. birthday l0j Elmira 100, John DAILY lOJ, Ca
talpa a. Tcnacity 10, lnsolence 100, Marshal Luke
| ".
| Third Race-For twoycar Odds. threefourths OF \
| mile Laura Stone l02. HindOo Cmft lci, Julien
| lai Meckie II lO7, Nyleptha lO2, Winning Ways
| l0l Vautrm lO0, Santa CRUZ ITO, EnglcwOOd 100
| Fourth Rncc-Selling; seyen.eighths Of q mile
Pat Donovan 10, Gcntility 9S, Tom Ncol l05, Ten
| Like lNd
Fifth I,ace-Mile and an eighth. Comedy o.
AsccOla iOL Cnststccl % Mrth %, Jim Nave o. Big
| Time 100. Oyerton %
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-26

TuE Indianapolis Scniind presents In a
low concise words the position OF President
Cleveland ON the four living and vital is-
sues OF the day "Fist, TarG Reform:
second, War on Trusts and Monopolics.
third the protection Of the rights Of Amer
lean citizens against the oncruachmcnts Of
the Canadian Government; fourth, an
honest, economical Government" This
is q fair statement Of the strong and inn
prcgnablc position occupied 10y Mr.. Glove
land, who, ~ the leader Of the Democratic
party, has 10y his discrcc, aud able man.
agcmcni OF governmental affairs justified
the claims that party has made To the con
tinucd confidence Of the people.
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Local meteorological Report

A DISPATCH from Mr.. A. S. Caldwell, at
Tallulah, Ia, which we publish in an
other column, will be Of special interest 10
the captain OF the steamboat Arkansas
City" and We invite his attention 10 il
with view TO prompt explanation or
denial. The people Of Memphis would
like to hear from him Immediately, rs the
statement attributed to him Is wholly un-
founded.
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PmN1KH's lSK," publication that.
although !, Is only In H. 9Th number. l.
Of great value to the printing fraternity.
the newspapers especially, suggests to the
latter that they should not hil 10 resolve
now at the beginning Of the business year
that "hencciorth and forever, they will sct
their faces like n flint against that venerable
abuse Of bcstoving under the gui,c Of local
mention or otherwise, free pulls or advcr.
tiscmcn,s Of travelling shows, school exhi-
billions and charitable entertainments. by
insisting tina, every tub shall stand on iis
own bottom, newspaper publishers will be
improving their own foundations and cdu.
eating the public To jusier appreciation
Of the valuo Of services now too literally
bestowed 10 be properly esteemed" This
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-26
FLOODED WITH PASSES.
A Land once Business by the Board
OF Health Yesterday.

Yesterday the system of passports recently
added 10 the quarantine regulations went
into effect. IL Is estimated by Mr.. sam
Castles, who registered everyone, that fully
l,2co were distributed These went to
nearly everyone that applied, men and
women, white and colorcd, upon bare appli-
cation. In many cases one man from q
ncighborhood would draw little list and
receive passes Tor any ono he named, with
out any preCaution whatever. An ATRIAL
reporter WIS shown by Mr.. J. w. Bailey a
pass for one OF his drummcrs from Moscow
Ia Memphis. There i absolutely no
prccaution against the transfer, by sale oil
otherwise Of the passes, except where the
parties named on the fncc are very we'll
known. On the lines for description"
nothing appears but the color given Ia by
the applicant They extended out as far as
Woodstock, and presumably ~ lar In other
directions, about ten miles This Is the dis
tanoc at which quarantine stations ON all the
railroad lines were established. where train
loads Of passengers were pccipitAtcly un.
loaded, and passes can, therefore be utilized
with disastrous effect They are limited 10
five days.
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Races nc brooklyn.

New YORK, Sept. 25.-The Brooklyn
Jockey club had a fast track today. A
program boy placed $40 on Bronze Marie al
100 to one and won $1,000.
First Racc-Milc. Starters; Little Minch,
Kingston. Yum Yum. Kingston won in
l:ilN, Yum Yum second.
Second Race-Mile and an eighth. Start.
ors. Rupert, Bordelaisc, Frank Ward, Bella
II, Daruna, Boa, Bronze Marie, Huntrcss,
Vusburg, Supervisor, Fanita. Bronze Marie
won in l:55h, Bella u second, Rupert third.
Third Thrcc-qunrtcrs OF a mile.
Starters: Senorita, She Annie NJ. Scnorita
won in l:iGiS, She finished second.
Fourth Racc-Mic and quarter. Starters:
Badge, Larchmoit, Suutaleno. Santnlone
won In 2:lOii. Badge finished second.
Fifth Racc-Milc. Starters: Sam Harper,
IT,, Niagara, Esirclla, Monmouth, Swift,
Alaric Prose. swift won In i:uA, Niagara
second, Sam Harper jr.. third.
Sixth Rtce-One mile. Starters: Jennie
Mcfarland, Bill Bond, Troy, Subaltcrn,
Glcnsprcv. V Capulinc, Una u, Drake.
Marsh II don, BrOughtOn, Amigo. SyntaX,
lialion Glendale. Drake wol In l;i3 :, Jcn-
nic Mcfarland second, tina II third
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TIE decision that woman suffrage Il
unconstitutional is already making trouble
IN Washington Territory In various ways.
A number Of women had been serving ior
years NJ notarics public, as they do In
many other parts Of the country The
Attorney General has decided that under
this ruling Of the court they cannot legally
hold the Office. School suffrage. which
the women Of the Territory have exercised
for seventeen years, is pronounced uncon.
sdiutional. a. well rs full suffrage. and
women are RELOCATED TO the political status
they held in 1852, that Of mcrc icmmcs
covert ON the same dead level With the
children they bear and the idiots who are
apuliic chargc in the Territorial nsylums.
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principles. He takes his stand squarely
on the Mills bill and opposes
emphatically the Republican revenue the
ory He counsels union and harmony,
and is entirely hopeful Of a Democratic
victory in the Tenth District this year:
The letter is very good reading, indeed.
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MORE REFUoEEs.
Arrests by tho Police Yesterday and
Last Night.

Arrests by tho Police Yesterday and
Last Night.
George Davis, Joo Fleming and william
oglcsby, farmers, claiming TO hail from Co
ahoma county. Miss, wep arrested yesterday
by Corporal Watson, doing guard duty at
the crossing OF the Raleigh road and the
Chesapeake a Ohio ailroad for violating
quarantine rules. They were locked up At
The statiun-housc la default VI SO forioits
each.
scott Donncll. Russ Cox and George
Thompson. the former from Cincinnati and
the two latter from Ohion Station. Tenn.
slipped through the picket line and entered
the city yesterday afternoon. They were
arrested shortly nitcrvard and taken 10 the
station.house. where they were locked up
on the charge Of violating the quarantine
regulations
Dave Lunignn and :. y. McClatiy. both
residents Of this city, will have 10 answer for
entering the city, contrary 10 The quarantine
rules They wcp arrested and required u
put up so iorioih each Tor their appearance
az the police court this morning.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

W n Mar, n prominent merchant II
Little Rock, aud Capt. A. II. Smith. OF New.
port, Ark., arr registered al The Gayaso.
ViaOAA on change yesterday: Charles
Cba1c, IT,, New Orleans. w. J. Rutland.
Newport Ark. J. z. SlcdEc. Rcdfori. Ark;
Jerv Horn, Meridian. Miss
TVS Rev. v. Daniel received q tolc,grum
evening. ~ follows; The Rev Mr. Dodgs
has passed tho ctisis and Il doing we'll"
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was first raised by Hawkins in the ini,ia-
tory speech of his canvass, made here in
Memphis. But THE APPEAL has no doubt
that II Mr.. Hawkins will discuss the i'm
portant questions suggested by The Chotta-
nooga Times Gov. Taylor is ready and will
Ing TO divide time with him on them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-26

DosroS, Mass, Sept 2,.--John l.. Sullivan
was a irinc wor-c last night In the after.
noon his temperature rose as hith aa i02ii'.
Light doses Of quininc were administered
Tor the fist time during hi, Illness. AZ
midnight be- wns r'.tlng quietly His father
thinks thcrp has been q decided change for
thc wur-c In his condition.
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Negro Convict Knicd.

special Dispatch % The Appeal
LtrrLx Rock. Arb, sept GA fatal &C.
cidcnt happened to n negro convict named
Jones, In this city this morning. A gang oi
about atty convicis were engaged In cSca.
waiting fpr a large cotton warehouse at the
foot ol Scott street. on the river funt when
the west wall caycd In. buryiug h,ucath a
mountain OF dirt two Of The unfortunate
workmcn. one Of whom escaped with slight
bruises, while the negro was mashed into n
shauatras ma
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An EXTRAORDINARY OFFER

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OBITUARY.


MiSNEnoiis, MINI, sept D-Austin u.
Cotton, cashier Of the Peoples bank In the
Loan and Trust building. died yesterday.
Mr.. Cotton was hity.throe years old, and
came 10 Minneapolis three years ago las,
May from Franklin. Nv, whore he had ~
sided many year, and where be was cashier
Of the Flint National bank lie organized
the Peoples bank in Minneapolis
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A r.iirc amn.r HIII.h.

wirnrA kns, sept 2a--pclicc ofilccr
Henry Ebcnback, Of the fyTular police force,
was sho, and instantly killed yesterday
morning by Oillocr lack Thornton. of Mona.
hons patrol. The fatal nilrsy grew out Of
rivalry and anupaily b~,v ecu tie tvU
forces A. well as An old g. udss bctwron tho
two men.
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FIRST FROST.
Continued Prom First Page.

known that the town would be inspected by
the marine hospital surgeon, that the presence
Of yellow fever was acknowledged. The fact
Of fever outbreak was concealed by the OIL
cials for month, It being an open secret
in Fcrnandina and many left the place.
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MISS coNwAY's BoARDIso PUPILS
on for Sc. Louis by tho Iron Mountain
Road Last Night


Road Last Night.
The boarding pupils In Miss Clam Con.
ways seminary, some twenty In number.
left by the lrOn Mountain railway shortly
after 10 O'Clock last night under proper 81.
cort, for ST. Louis. The larger number Of the
girls were snug In ocd, and sound aslcc,--
when Miss Conway deemed II prudent To
have them aroused For n time there W - a
lively husuing Of the fair littlc ladies aud q
buried packing Of wnrirUbcs. bat in1id, 4
an hour they wcre oil aboard tine train ard
ready for the start The bo rlur drplrt.
mont OF Mis-, Convay's seminary b. uniy a
few doors away from whcrr 3r ngrry .iu.
ford lay III, aud Il Wa tie frIpt aa. uut ,
10 his condition that created i.H silr 20 L
start OF the lady boarietr Me- CONWAY Was
down town near last miiuis.ii sru.ing trl,.
grams "a the parents at 10, chil,rcu itfu!iu.
ing them Of the movement
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is good advice, that il IL was generally fol-
lowed by the profession could not fail TO in
crease its dignity, and the value Of weekly
as we'll as daily newspapers.
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"TuH Art Of Advertising" advising al.
ycrtiscp In whR, papers Il Is best TO adyu.
usc, says that a point which will afford
You information rs TO tho value Of a pub.
hcnllcn ~ an advertising medium Is the
clcscnrss with which the publisher or his
agent adhcrcs to his advertising rates"
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Rsxci,att .atnes.

At MISUNDERSTANDING q, Detroit 3.
At ST. Louis-St Louis , Athletics 2.
At Observation-Disclosures 10. Boston o.
AT Chicago indianapolis Z, Chicago o.
At Observation-Disclosures 0, Louisville q.
At Cincinnail-Clovcland 3, Cincinnati
At Kansas City-Brcoklyn Z, kansa
City4
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VIZ print this morning tho letter Of the
Hon. james phclan accepting the pcmo.
cratic denomination Tor Congress. The
letter Is well written, grateful In spirit aud
eloquent In IL declaration VI nominees
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YELLOW FEVER AND THE MAILS.
The Non.Intcrcoursc Policy Intcrferes
Win rhcm.

WAsnINGroN, Sept. 2j.-Ihe postofllce de-
parimcnt this afternoon received a telegram
from Atlanta, Ga, stating that no trains are
running between Memphis and New Orleans
except accommodation trains. None between
New Orleans and Wilson, La, nor none be-
tween Greenwood and Jackson, Jackson and
Natchcz, Meridian and Shreveport, Cairo
and Mobile, Aberdeen and Durnnt Selma
and Meridian, Chattanooga and Meridian, cx-
ccpt short train between Birmingham and
the United States Caloo-a.
Another says: mo new cascs Of yellow
fever or deaths have occurred at Jackson to-
day. but this fact docs not seem TO abnte the
excitement In the least There are no
trains running between selma and Meridian
aud Montgomery ADD Akron. fumigating
station has been established az Dcca tur. No
station can be placed now at Jackson, as the
neighbOring towns threaten II mail or any
thing else, iumigntcd or not, Is taken In at
or near Jackson they will tear up the tracks
and burn the bridges. Arrangements have
been made TO establish a station at Jackson
~ soon rs the excitement subsidies. There
are slight evidences Of reaction. Business
men begin 10 feel the pressure aud are com
mcucng 10 resist the mob element"
To TuE MILITARY.
The ncting Secretary u War has issued n
general order by which officers Of the army
who arr absent on leave from stations IN sec
tions OF thc country infected by the prevail
| ing yellow fewer epidemic, or from stations
that can't be- reached without transit through
| infected localities, or who are under order.
/ to Join such stations, arr authorized 10 delay
starting to join their commands under
/ their Orders or after the expiration Of their
a. H.. ..a.N.u.ta III
have subsidized Officers taking advantage al
| the foregoing authority will report by letter
| to the ndjulantgcneral OF the army ior in
| sfrurtiuus
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FOR CONGRESS Tenth District,
HON. JAMES PHELAN Of Shclby Comig
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FOR GOVERNOR,
ROBERT l.. TAYLOR, OF CUtT Coun'y.