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CHURCH NOTICES.

The Mission Sunday school c.rncr Fifth and Miii
streets Chclsea will be recognized ai3 pm. today.
Everybody 4 Invited.
Rowan Memorial baptist Churh-scriccs az II
am. aud pm. sunday school at 90p.m. Tho
Rov. J. II. SnOw, pastor.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church-Court street
Sunday school q 30 am. scrviccs NJ u a. m. and
80 pm. The Rev. ". 4. Jones, pastor.
Stranger Congregational Chufch-scryicc- ii
II am aud 10 y. IA. Evening subject Human
Immortality the Argument Moml' n. ~. Long.
pastor.
First Presbyterian Church - Corner Third and
Poplar streets sunday school % 30 am. Services
at an: aud LOp.m The Rev kusene Daniel
ID, pastor.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church Fourth street,
Chelsea sunday school ~ RO am, Preaching at
u am. aud I'D pm All invited. u. Z. Way.
nick. pastor
IIcrnlndo stree, Methodist Church Corner Lin.
den aud fernando streets, the Rev. J. ". Spence,
pastor Services At u am. and 10 pm. sunday
school nt g30 am.
Second Presbyterian Church-coruef Main and
Dcalc streets. sabbath school al DO AN. scr
vices AZ n AIN. and TO PIN. The Rev. W. u
noggs, DID. pastor.
Alabama strcct Presbyterian Church--corncr Of
Joncs avenue aud Alshama sirct sunday school
tie Rev James l.. Martin. D.D.. pastor.
Firi baptist Church - Services ~ n am.
aud IaO pm, All seats irce. All are invited
sunday school a 30 am, L. y. htarkc, auIerin'
tcndcut the Rev. X A. Ncuablc, pastor.
Central Baptist Church Second street. near
Rae. Tho lley. J. A. Dickson, pastor. services
NJ n am and Tal pm. sunday school NJ 0J1 am.
strangers In the city nrc specially Invited. Seats
free.
First Ncthoitt Church Warner Moore. pastor,
Dr. W. Harris. presiding elder sunday school Al
gDam. Services Ht ~ an. aud 40 pm. bishop
q. kcencr J. expected 10 prcacI. sacmmcnt II
morning ncryicc.
Calvary Church-Corncr Second and Adams
streets Tho Rev. sprulllc nuripfi, rcCtor. Morn.
Ing prayer and sunday school atppa N. sermon
aud Holy communion 81 ut u am. - Andrews
mission, az t.D PM. Evening prayer nni FCfln0n
NJ TO O'Clock. strangers welcome 10 oil services
Gncc Churh-Conor Vance and tAudcrials
streets The l'cv, George lutcruu, ID, rctor
sunday-Momlng prayer aud liiary "a m, eel.
chrition ~ n an, evening prayer n pm, sun.
day school n 0an am "Wednesday aud Friday
Morning prayer nt p "a O'Clock, evening prayer nt
o'clock, Note channc OF evening service fr0m 10
O'Clock.
Christian Chuuh Conner Linden aud Mulberry
streets sunday school NJ am. Communion al
i0aDAm. rrclching ll u an. and no pm, ~
the pastor, the Rev. J. W. ingntn, Young peoples
meeting az 10 pm. IN the lcciuW ICON. subject
Of morning sermon. Gospel addition Table"
Evening topic "runlshmunt ~ fn after death,
VIII II bc nnuihilnUoul or, will II bc an eternal
burning IN literal lake II nrl or viii u 10
neither Public most cordially Invited.
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AtcaIncsyiiic and Enterprise.

WAsmNGToS, Nov. S.--Dr. Martin re-
ports to the surgeon-Gcnoral from Gaines.
vile, Fla, that there were four new cases
OF yellow fever there yesterday, three Of
which were colored aud one white. From
Enterprise, Fla, DIR. Hartigan reports two
now cases and the others doing
well, with the disease apparently
under control. A report comes from
Biloxi, Miss, through DR.. Carter
that the bark Bagno leii that place yes
tcrday for Pensacola without bin Of
health. The Pensacola authorities have
been notified.
DIR. Porter, at Jacksonville, has sug-
gesied that detective be appointed as
Inspector OF trains at Baldwin, west OF
jacksonville, and the suggestion will be
carried into effect.
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TuE canvas that has just closed has
been rmarkablo for the dignity with
which Il las everywhere been conducted
by the Democrats They have almost gem
orally discarded the Fictitious aid Of the
flags, tnnsparcncios and other gcw-gavs
that were first introduced In the politics Of
the country during the canvass Of 1910 by
the followers Of Harrison, the grand father
Of the Republican candidate for The Prcsi.
dcncy. They left that sort Of clap-irap TO
the Republicans, who ayailcd themselves
Of !, very generally, especially In all
tho largo cities. They have also
ayailcd themselves Of all sorts Of
ialschools, iorgcrics and tricks like
that Of the sackvillc and the Dudley let
tcul Tho Democrats made II q campaign
Of principles, the Republicans made II a
campaign Of misrepresentation The
Democrats appealed 10 the reason, good
sense and interests Of tho people, and the
Republicans TO the passions. priudiccs
and cupidliy Of the controlling monopo-
lists. In this contrast Tnr Atrial ends
comfort and assurance that the Masses are
with the Democracy and ior Cleveland and
Thurman, mon Of the people, reliable,
s,aunch aud true.
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eMember OF Fiftieth Congress
tMember Of a previous Congress.
THE YELLOW FEVER.

Two New Cases at Decatur and Only
Eleven at Jacksonville.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
DECATUR, Ala, Nov. 3.-Thc situation
here is comparatively unchanged. No
deaths have occurred, but two new cases
were reported this morning, both colored
nurses. We had very heavy rain last
night, and It was expected that a cold
wave would follow, but the weather, il
anything, is hotter and more disagreeable
than ever. The sick are all in good condi-
tiOn
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Eniicd Her Adversary.

Florence Cole and Mary Brown (col-'
orcd) quaueled last night on MADDEN
avenue, and, being unable to settle II
peaceably, adjourned 10 n secluded spot,
where they resorted TO blows. Florence,
realizing that she was getting the worst Of
IL, pulled knife and cut her antagonist
on the face and arm, inlicting slight
wounds. They were both arrested.
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NFw ORLEANS la. Nov a.--wchthcr partly
cloudy and warm. Departed City oi ~. louis SC
Louis Paris &, brown, Cincinnati
CINCINNATI, o., Nov a-Rlvcr ~ icct
Inches aud rising. Weather clear ThcfInomcter
81 Nirht-RlVcf ~ feet inches aud rising.
Weather cool aud itif Departed. Ohio, Memphis
Thomas sherlock. New orleans.
LOuIsvtLLE Ky, Nov. A-River stationary
with 10 feet q inches IN the canal. and fcct
iuchcs on the falls Weather clear aud turning
cold. Arrived OHIO, Memphis Annie Robefls
aud Pred Wilson, ritnbuW Departed. Ohio,
Cincinnati. Night--ltiver rising. with 10 feet
inchcs IN the canal aud feet Inches on the
lallA Weather iaifand pleasant Arrived. Tine.
PlilshurH, business active.
CAIRO. H.. Nov a--Arlvef. City Of Flor.
cncc, ~ Louis, pm, jcnnle Campbell. ohio,
pm. tity ~ baton Rouge, ~ Louis, > ami tity
Of Providence Naichcz. am! ". n. Cherry, Ohio.
ph.m. slircd CITY Of Florence, Ohio. II pms
City Of Providence g. Louis. 10 PM W. H..
Cherry 81 Louis 10 PM jennie Campbell, Mem
phis, 10 pm. River a feet I lssn and rhins.
weather clear aud cool
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TuK Grcmule nunocrui, graiincd at the
lengthy and very complete aud compre.
hcnsiyc reyicw Of the business and pros
poets Of that thriving city, which appeared
In last SUNDAYS ArrENr, says
Its altofcthcra iatlci ng nni convincing show
ing II the PROSPEROUS crriitiun ~ Ofccntillc. ai.
foriiug most inicreslng welding matter 10 all aud
especially calculated ~ sivngthcu the "uli Rcli
able" In a community vhyfv Il has alfraiy ~
gratifying q standing ny slight typnTmphicai
cfruf Uncnyillo's citllcns arr represented a.
having miscd Cnoooo CO.. the river iront work Ia
Les than thnv noun. The amount l. ten tines
ont but the orrot u not against ~, 20 We cheer.
fully accept the situation aud anticipate that such
a publication In the widely circulated columns Of
Memphis contemporary win greatly increase our
mting In the biflnec world
We publish the correction. but arc quite
sanguiEc that at Its present rate Of growth
Il will not be many years until Grccnyille
can mako as large subscription in as
short a time.
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CAMPAIGN BALLAD.
VOTE ron GROVER KLEvELAsD.

Nriticn Tor the jasper pcinocmt
Egncmhef'd well four ycnn ago
The vnnquishcd iOrrcs oi The Zoe.
Aud how We met aud laid them low.
Lcd ON BY urOycf Cleveland.
Aud now TIE buglc calls once more,
Thrn'uut the land from show 10 shore,
AEnin 10 Try the conflict DER.
sull lcd ~ ufo,uf Cleveland.
II caiis 10 voters everywhere
Throw OF tlo burdens that yc bear,
The tan ON shoes sud clothes So wear,
And yuic iof Grover Cleveland"
Heed not the cry oi ''TipIccanoc".
With that dead Iait you've naught 10 DO.
Vote for tax uints Iust IN you.
Yes, vote tot uroycf Cleveland
Remember when your votes are polrd,
It's not lur hsrDcs dad aud cold.
Don't vote Tor dust and coiiinsmold,
hut yotc iuT GfOYoT Cleveland.
For honorcd ashes In thcgnvc
Oi forms that oncc were true aud brave
loucss uo power the land " ave,
Thcu vote Tor Groycf Cleveland.
che brilliant race the falhor mn.
The ,iclofi,s rainei aud lsutcls son.
An not icqucathUd irum tifc 10 son.
Then vote for 1roNCf Cleveland.
Nothing 10 ~ our gmndsircs did,
OF virtues Meath the collins III.
They all are with the actor hid,
Then vote ior uroycr Cleveland.
II naught avaiis what lives thcy led.
or how they fought, or how they blcf;
Iouk tn the living, not tbs dead,
Aud vote cor Groycr Cleveland
II thlsvlie tan yon viii sustain.
n scris aud slaves You will remain.
Then vote for Harrison tuf lilnlncl-
Don't vote for Grover Cleveland
n focmen once again you'd he.
Frnm unjust bunicus would h. frcg
Ffum Gulf % lakes. irpm sca ~ ca,
Come vote iof Grover Cleveland
Time swiftly nlo., and sIccds the day.
Aud speeds the ending II the fray,
And speeds the shouts ~ victory,
Thou vote iot Grover Cleveland.
Oh. yo,' the time I, dmwine nish
Then With our hammer waving high.
And tax inform the hattie cry,
Wei gain the day Tot Cleveland
ON 10 the conflict, comrades hold.
Aud, held alufl, your nafN unfold.
Stamp ont Me wrong, the right uphold,
And NUte lot OrUvcf Cleveland.
The glAdsomo notes Of singing cheer
Ar sounding cat from far aud near,
With coungy bold and conscience clear,
Then vote Tor Grover Cleveland.
Thon list and heed the buele note
Prom cities near and towns remote
In solid phalanx nrmly vote
FOR Taylor, ilaics and Cleveland. =
"A. N. Ldn1ao
tThwc round, long chc,r from the. scquae
VALLEY Democrat iqr A, NJ lanEtoni tpsg "a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-04

TnE election on Tuesday will be one Of
the most peaceful ever known In the his.
tory Of Memphis ior the authorities are
prepared to run in ovcry man who at.
tcmpts anything Ike row or riot, be he
black or white, AMI Judge DuBosc Is
ready to deal with them to the fullest cx.
tent OF the law. ,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-04

IS the words Of The Droin Eaiupri,,,
TnE ArrrAL reminds al Prohibition Dem.
ocrais that Tennessee Democracy is guilty
Of no overt act against their cause, but on
the contrary has given the State much
valuablciompcranco legislation Therefore,
let them stand by their party next Tues.
day and vote the straight ticket.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-04

VIZ learn from The Montgomery Adncriis7
that Mr.. 7. g. Dc Leon, Of Mobile, whose
we'll known burlcsquc, "Thc Rock or the
Rye" had such extensive popularity as to
require twenty-five editions to supply the
demand, has written story. Gross Pur.
poses Christmas Experience In Seven
iagcs," which bids fair 10 attain equal
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New Gases n, JncLsonyiIIe.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. 3.-The Board
OF Health reports twen,y-six new cases Of
yellow fever, OF which eleven were whites
and two deaths-Julian Goyce and Joseph
Vilami. Total cases, 1920; total deaths,
36i. The City Council has passed an ordi-
nance imposing n fine OF $500 or less, or
imprisonment not exceeding thirty days,
upon any person who enters the city with
out a permit from DIR. J. y. Porter, unless
such person can prove that he has actually
resided within the city limits continually
since the first day Of September.
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The Senatorial Contest

rum Aht NHhlNhvuNh llNltas
Gentlemen Of the Nashville press, what
do you think TO gain by quarreling over
the senatorial contest at this stage OF tho
proceedings The Legislative candidatcs
are all nominated, and you can't impress
them with the lovelincss of Harris or the
merits OF Atkins while they are struggling
for their election. Wait!
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BLAINE CAUGHT AGAIN.

ALBANY N. Y, Oct 8l.-The Associated Press
report OF Blaine's speech In Albany yesterday was
"doctored' last evening 10 suit the afternoon news
from Washington concerning sackville. The Asso-
ciated Press follows the sentence what 'hey are
doing Is trying 10 get the English Prime Minister
In London TO recall him with these words; MT
Phelps, the American Minister In London, as We
get the news over The cable, is dining out at Hat
field with Lord SALISBURY, etc. Between those two
sentences Mr. Blaine said and was applauded as ne
spoke: "Threo foreign ministers, in the history
of our Government thus far have had their piss
ports given them at Washington for doing less than
Lord sackyile has done IN Intervention with our
affairs, and Mr.. Bayarl or President Cleveland
neither one OF them Il make that prediction today
there Is week left Of the campaign VIII dare
To send Lord sackyile home" The stcnognphic
report for both the Associated Press and the United
Press contained these words The United Press
reporter sent the speech rs delivered, The Asso.
clated Press report wa prepared by The ARdRy
Ergrcss, and ms the news Of Sackvilles dismissal
was received IN the Office before Blaine's speech
was sent out the speech wusdoctorod by striking
out the words quoted.
II appears from the above special from
The 81. Louis Republic that Blaine has
again been caught at his old trick Of mis-
representation. A mere politician OF the
lowest type, he assumed for Mr.. Bayard
in his Albany speech position in relation
to the Lord SackvilIc letter that would have
been discreditablo ii not disgraceiul. lie
made haste TO characterize Mr.. Bavard in
the way set forth because il was part Of the
concerted plan that originated that letter to
make use Of iton every stump in the coun-
try TO impugn the patriotism and fidelity
Of Mr.. Cleveland aud Mr.. Bayard. Moth
ing better than this proves the utter want
OF character In Mr. Blaine, who also, in a
| speech in Connecticut on Friday, held
the Secretary Of sta,c up to ridiculc as q
sen,mcntalist merely because he was
guarded in his choice Of words in his Bal
timore speech. But ,lr Blaine has proven
himself failure. II, is even n failure rs
a liar, and not even in the estma-
ton Of his followers stands near
so high as Inc dill when he returned
from Europe. Ills campaign has been
fruitful Of disappoinlmcats TO his party.
II has kept their chief organs constantly
on the rack making apologies, explana-
tons and correction Tor him. Ills ignor-
ancc, too, as TO political history and cur.
rent events has been made rs plain as bis
malignant pursuit OF every man, Ropub-
lican as well as Democrat, who hasrefused
to serve his turn. The next best thing
10 be hoped for after the triumphant cleo
lion OF Cleveland anl Thurman Is the re-
tircmcnt Of Blaine iom american politics.
That would be a great blessing, not only
to the country at lari,, but in an especial
sense 10 the party in which lac has been a
Gpbrand for mischief, discussion and dis
trust in proportion 10 his professions and
the place assumed ior him by his followers.
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AND so Gen. Harrison, when he takes
the oath OF Office next Attn OF March, is
going TO make it hot for Democratic cleo
ton officers guilty Of fraud. What about
Republican offenders? asks The Bbming-
ham d1s
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srSArnn HARMS says that ihrc OF four young
men who will Interest themselves 10 acc all the
Notsu aud unc thcm 81 come 30 the polls, and
scnd after them on the day oi the election II they
don't come, arc worth mprc Than all the speaking
that can BE- dome tuuHb a Hnad.
Tho Senator might have added that they
would be worth moro than any niger
ncarc can be.
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An the country newspapers that have
reached TuE ArrrAL office this week have
been full Of good advice TO Democrats to
20 10 the polls and vote Tor Cleveland and
Thurman and the whole Democratic
ticket, straight through without a scratch.
Tux ArrrAL SAYS -, too.
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Tut Democrats Of the Second Mississippi
District should make Il a matter Of pride
TO re-clcc, Bright Morgan by at least ~
heavy n majority ~ he received in 1886,
Chalmers, his opponent, should be showed
under NJ deep tina, he may never be rcsur.
rected.
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The negroes of Memphis and Shelby
County are, as class, law abiding and
peaceful. AS long as they remain so they
can be assured, as Mr.. Hadden has
promised, that they will be protected in
their rights at all times.
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Tm Democratic campaign closed In In.
dianapoliS Chicago and New York last
nigh, In "a blaze Of glory" and hopes for
"a tremendous success" aro indulgcd oyon
by conservative Democrats
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Tnr reelection Of Brcckinridgc in the
Sccond Arkansas District Is something
that concerns every Dcmocra, In the coun.
try. AZ q tarid reform leader hc mus, be
vindicAlcd.
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THE man who panders to excitement
and encourages race animosities is an
enemy Of the peace, the dignity and the
welfare OF the city.
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Ex-Gov. MARKS and Col. Josiah Pa,,or.
son, the Democratic Electors for the State.
at.largc. addressed large audience at the
New Memphis ThOatCr last night, and
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sisnrnEp down to iacis the negro scare
pans out only the names Of fifty seven
negro mon who have within month pur.
chased shoiguuS, rifles and pistols, Chief
Of Police Davis Is unable 10 say, whether
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InrnI Mc,rrnlnrIc,l nrnnr,.

CATCuSOs's recollection Is essential 10
the progress aud prosperity Of tho IaIOo
Valley.
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EvEY reader Of TuE ArrrAL will bc
glad 10 learn that the reelection Of Mr..
Mills, OF the Ninth Texas District, is as
surcd.
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TnE local cotton market closed steady
yesterday, with sellers asking an advance
oiirom cent to cent over quotations. Rc-
eeipis i,3li bales, Ngains, 7,0l0 bales Same
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popularity. II will be published by the
Mobile Gossip Company, and will be
handsomely illustrated. The public will
look with Impotence for its appearance.
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STEAMER CAmislE is certain TO bS re.
elected. And this in spite Of the efforts Of
the Ohio Republicans, to whom hc is very
obnoxious.
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for defense or ofIense. There is nothing in
this to be afraid OF, and the attempt to
get up a public excitement over 1t is
simply pitiful.
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DEMOCRATS OF the First Arkansas Dis
trictl Don't fail to vote for Judge Cate and
defeat Featherstone, the Republican candi-
date.
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WHY is it that in England labor gets Sc
per cent. OF the value of the finished goods
aud in this country only gets per cent?
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The State nj Iargc-Albcrt 9, Marks, OF Franklin
Josiah Patterson, Of shelby.
First District-H. Y. Hughes, Of Claiborne.
Second Disirict-Gcorgc 7. zoe, ol iCuersuh'
Tbird Dietrict-Wm. a Murray Of Warren.
Fourth pistrict--W NJ Hammock, OF lrousdale
Fifth District-W G. Houston, OF Cannon,
sixth pisirlct-Eli T. Morris oipaNidson
Seventh nistrct-foumny Rivers, OF Giles
Tirbth pistrict-R 4 Cole Of Henry
Ninth pi,trict-fmuk T.. bond, OF Haywood.
Tenth pistrict-Ilnrrv NJ llill OF shelby
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GEN. WHEELER will be reelected. The
Democrats of the Eighth Alabama District
appreciate his worth.
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evoked great enthusiasm. Their speeches
were full Of cheer to the Democrats Of
Shelby County and will be Of good effect
next Tuesday.
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m An Unfor,unatc suicides.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 3.-Josie Con.
nor, n woman Of the town, committed sui
eide tonightby taking morphine. Joalf usy
was the cause OF the act
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AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER.

These propositions are made Tor tho benefit Of
those who secure yearly subscrbcn but In order
tina, tho subscribers may derive benefit from ths
them giits amounting In value 10 more than s1Olo
Tbcsc gifts will Guido in the respect Of value aud
dsslnbiIiiy snything ever offered BY a Southern
Newspaper Evcry yearly subscriber viii bc ,urO
10 g., gift tend for sample copies Of wKEHLY
ArrEAL and full lat Of giitA This proposition
~lll b open to November 10 1854
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WHY, il there is only s. worth Of labor
in ion OF steel rails, do we require sl7for
protection?
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SENATOR WALrnALL made a speech in
the Courthouse at Sarlis on Friday night
before large and enthusiastic audience,
In the course OF which lac said, among
other good things, that the cause Of Clcye-
land was the cause Of the Southern people
who. because OF the determination Of The
Republicans To array a solid North against
US in the spirit OF yindicliyc persecution,
wcrc more peculiarly interested in his re-
election than those 81 the North or West.
The Senator has boon busy every day
since the adjournment OF Congress, aud has
made several strong and argumentaiiyc
speeches for the Dcmacratic ticket lie
has helped Morgan IN his canvass in opDo-
Hition TO Chalmers, and lac has helped
Catchings in his canvass against hin In
the Shoostring District A tower Of
strength wherever he is placed, Gen.
walihall possesses tho confidence Of the
Democrats Of Mississippi and the respect
Of all classes. lilo Is ono Of the noblcsi
figures In the public lie Of the South.
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raycitc County.

For stnto ecnator-J. II. nORrCH.
For lOatCr-C A. kTAlNBACk.
For County Representatives. T. SHELTON
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THE WEATHER.


wAIuN0Ioy, Nov. Q. SPIN, 1855
i Tor Mississippi. Fair uuuncr. except
allug the cuist stationary temperature.
. csstprly shifting IN fuuthcrly winds.
Tor Atk Iusas and Tennessee Fair warmer
oricfly shifting W touthcfy winds
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The pcnitentiarics are gaping in all the
States for fraudulent voters and ballot-box
suffers,
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tThre round, long chc,r from the scquachee
VALLEY pemocrats iQr A, N. langtoh, tpel pAvvnY
vene composer The above Il the flche.t mpcn
sntthins oithe tisd that has come under eur %,
eertaton since the opening of the canpaifn. fne
certainly deserves q national circulation -