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PROSP ECTUS
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NASHVILLE UNION.

Tim NASHVILLE UNos was commenced few weeks
since for the purpose Of opposing the Rebel southern
ConfedcrAcy, and Of advocating the restoration Of
Federal authority, without any abatement, ovor ali
the glates which have attempted to sooedo Il hods
as friends all Who support and foes all who oppose
the Unlon Of the States. Il has no watohword but
yRlEooM AND NATIONALITY
with rebels and traItu has no compromise 10
make Il contends Tor the Federal Constitution and
the iaws made in pursuance thereof as Tho sUPEEEE
Law ov ms LAsD, anything ia the Constitution and
Laws Of any Of thc statcs 10 the contrary potwith-
standing
Il contends for tbe Union Of tho States, because
without It the preservation Of liberties and inst-
tutons and the organization Of society itself are
wholly Impossible. Therefore, whatever stants 90
.he way Of crushing ont tho rebellion and restoring
Union must perish, no matter by what name il be
He'd
To the people Of Ttunessee ever renowned for their
devotion 10 Liberty ard Union, until lhcy were be
trayed to tho rebel dospotsm ut Richmond by per-
dious Governor and corrupt Legislature, and who
have felt 90 heavily the awful curse Of treason and
unarchy, We appeal for SUPPORT let tho names Of
rebel oHco holders, Vigilance Committees and Minute
Men, who have allied our hordeH with mourning, bo
glbbotted before tho world. Lon those ambitious aud
uvarlcous men who have plotted our ruin Tor their
own aggrandizement be fastened % the pilory Of
shame no matter how high their roSltion Ia society.
Lst II be shown how tho seifftyed defenders Of
"southern Rights" are now leading mayauding bands
Of hee-booters ahd mosstroopors over our stte KID
mapping negroes stealing horses and catto, breasng
Into houses, burning railroad bridges and cars, and
numbering unarmed citizens in cold blood. let tho
TRUTH long excluded by The Southern oonspirstors
now circulate freely through every neghborbood,
and our cause will assuredly triumph. Wll not loyal
mon everywhere aid "a ia tho dissemination OF facts
sud the advocacy Of Free Government
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Committed TO Jail

ar Davidson County, Tenn July %, 1862, negro
~ man. who Gays BIZ name s IArf and belongs
10 u Duncan. Of fraukiln Cuunty, Trnn are about
~ years foot inches high Weighs shout 40
pounds co or blaok small scar on forehead
The owner d requested 20 come frtard, prove
property, and pay charFes, AZ the hiE uirtcts.
NJ. HINTON
iuiN8l-af sheriff aud Iafor OF ID. q
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Committed to Jail

Of Davdson county, Tenn. July 10, 1862 a negro
~ man, who Gays his name Is DUNMORE and be-.
ongs 10 Jesse Martin, Of Marshall County Tenn age
about 20 years feet inches high color, black
hand. Indicate hard labor
The ownor IL requested 90 come forward, prove pro.
porty a. a pay charges, as TIE law directs
J, M. HINTON
luly3l-3t Sheriff and Tailor Of n. C.
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N Il W ~
ICE CREAM SALOON.

fIihh Subscribers have iusi htird ID, Ia Handsome
tfei in pkuslnt and co9Veuient part Of tho
civ ar No al, rNION sTNEtf, meas door 81 tie
JeWe.ry STORE ~ Mr 81 wsfs an lCE lHFAu
SALOON lnd tt Ladies and Geltsmeu uf Nashville
pui yicniy ufe gpactnlly nsi,od 10 give them a
eaIN ItfI pledge themselves 90 keep uu bend che
WY ni arNfiu that can De- made.
J. EANNIE
D. OlCONNER
n. Families ali Parties Supplied 90 any h0ur
by me qialuiyI on ihc E0gl literal terms
IulYIa=u
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CTATE on TENNESSEE AT Rules held On the
- Clcrke Olcr. Ctunccry Court 40 Nashville, Mon
day, iuly the 7th 1861.
William simmons Complainant rs r. McMauus and
others DEFENDANTS.
IL appearing from affidavit tiled in this cause that
The defendant r. GcMauus' place Of residence IS no
known and that he is now nonresident %
the ftateo T0nucssoe. 10 Is ordered that he DO
enter hs appearance herein before within the 6rst
mroe days OF ho next term OF ed Court, 20 be- held
0u Che lst Mondayu November next (662) and plead,
answer or domur 10 Compliments bin, Or the same
vail Do taken Coz confessed 6 90 him and sec for
hearing OK partc and Tint aclpy of .ha order be pub
rshed once week Cor iour successive weeks To- the
Nashville Union. A Copy-Attests
j. y G-EAVEs, C. g M.
A. L. Dmoss Fol. for COmplr iulyl3W4
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Terms d sabaoriptions b. d. Funds.

as-An communications on business with The Cnco
viii be addressed TO the PUBLISHERS Of The UNION
and AT communications TO tho Editor win be address
toS MERCER
Editors OF loyal newspapers viii 10 vs. great kind
nosn by re-publshing The foregoing or ts substance
The current transactions 10 Tennessee for months Co
rome win be highly interesting 10 Oh lovers Of their
country aud her iree Institutions, aud The columns Of
the UNION will furnish the earliest and most reliable
history Of these events.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
No. II, South Fourth St,
SAINT LOUIS, NO.
SICK OR WOUNDED.


20 The Army lntol geaCs Oihcc and obtain relic
ablo information OF any soldier that en-
listed iu the states OF
Liiaois, FsdiaRa, Ol.o, To,5a, lUcAigon, Tri,apa.
an, 1faaeota, Ka,faeiy and Missouri
TORRECT INTELLIGENCE Will BE GIVEN or
~ any soldier from The above States, whether
SICK, WoUNuEn, LLEn, or rAEEN pnISOyEH aud
In what battles he may have been engaged, and
whore his regiment Is stationed.
informant on vii alec De gwen or ihe condition Of
ary sick or wounded soldior On S. Louis Louisville
Cincinnati, Nashville, Mound City, or any Hospital
In the Western Department and where those Killed
90 BATTLE OF have died from their wounds, arc burr
ed aud where these tskon prisoners are CON
Guod.
This Is the only Army Intelligence OHico On the
Department. Of the Mississippi, or Western Depart.
ment,-and Information OF soldiers from any OF the
above States can DO given VI any time by calling or
writing 10 the Army lntCiigence ONCE.
Pc sons writing viii please give tho name o. tho
soldier what state en- listed IN, aud the number of
bis reg ment. Charged for any Mind otM W lntolli.
gence viii be Two DOLLARS, and any person writing
will please enclose tae amount, IN order % secure
attention TO their inquiries
Address; Army Intelligence Onioe, g. louis, NO.,
IN care = o. Box lSls. May rs, lS61--iy
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RYE FLOuR.

OK BARRELS FREsH GROUND RYE FLOUR, %
OD hand and Cor sale ~ zoe H0aduay Mtls
iuno5 u nickEY, Agent
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TO ID.

HAVR Two WuL.FURsIsHED R0OH8 suli.
abls Zoe tvo small hHiIinl, oF may hs occupied
by ssrafal gcut.gmon. hauao, opposite lodge Cai
Tru or Tiuedu Day H1Hrler eau De- acrommods.
"a alf0 a ha ruurisnt s-,-f4eu aan b. acrommo-
dated. luueh-all NhkrNh q. flAoQCK.
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THE DENOMINATION.
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from the date OF their Receipt at
orr OR1aa

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Il ple two years. lts Cuurse has been such ss O.
via the entire appreciation Of the Chufch aud oi
loyal, conservative, Christian men cvefYu here fta
am VIII Dc 90 supply complete Family Religious
Newspaper oihigh literary tone. u vii Be edited
az heretofore BY Rev GEu m CROOKS, nm. aasis
bed BY Rev JOHN McCINrOCK, DID Al present
residing IN Paris as Corresponding Fditor. Among
% tdtofial Corps az Rev. nr. Ahki sfkVtNs tht
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The Methodist has each week summary o. sli tht
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BALTIMORE -
Commercial ollege!

. VdAIIINIED,I 83
- Loo A Esd,
Cor. Baltimore and Characteristics.

8 4st Loo ATED,
Cor. Baltimore and Charles-StS.
BALTIMORE, MD.
WIS INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOST
4 prosperous and nonrtshing condition Twice du.
the years has Il been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the ace0mmodation Of the IN
I'sI e number o. studentA representing nearly
# nov. occupies one of the most conspicuous and
9eslEaply located buildings in the city The rooms
are somnodiously arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered to vopno
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for Die
zhorot Practical Bnsiness Education generally. arc
IN any BY any ilat Sstab
FACULTY.,
Elk. LOS1ER ttitt q
tFinoipal-LectureE on the Science of Accounts Com
merces BuslneBs Customs, etc,
]. NJ. PHILLIPS,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice OF Book
anu Commercial Calculations -
iisi a. fs.5. u II. DAVIES
Associate Professor Of Book Keeping.
N.C. JOHNSON, -
EtOteesoE OF buSlneS9 and ornamental POnmanlbin
s:T.iWILLLAMs, ESQ.,, -
=.I4lsg, Lecturer ON Mercantile Law.
REy. 4. YEATES REESE n b. p 2 =
Lecturer on Commercial EthIos
TRUSTEES:
Hon. J J, P. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua yansant,
H Hon, I ne. Swami, VIM H. Kelghler, Rsq.,
The ooesS i provided WITH eSSSs s,g
OF STANDARD Works expressly for the use Of the Sin
Zach Student has a desk to himself. and 4, s.n..
rAtely instructed. 3''u - s9PA'
There being NO vacation duriny n. 49,. ,,,,-,.
can enter at any time. . - '44 SlU3
"a tims9S1aly tequired tocomplet the fdileourse
p DPLoStA e awarded to All Graduates,
IleEge and beautifully OrnAmented Circular con-
1Ing lpMarqs OF sEx goUARH RERT, r0presenting tLe
eaa interior View Of tho College, various
designs, penlnanship, &o mi by mai
reg ehGFgeI accompanied with givIns mi
Rt +sssSt"A.e1' %E3 j. X. L0SIER
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S0m0thing Like a Bank Robbery.
In a letter from Genoa, Of May 1, we
have the following details Of an extraor-
binary robbery -
"This city has been thrown into the
greatest excitement by a robbery, perfect
y unparalleled for its magnitude and
audacity, which has Just been committed
OnM. B. Parodi & Son, the well-known
bankers. To-day, at half.past one O'Clock,
band Of armed men, about twenty in
number, entered NJ. Parodi's bank, situ-
eted in Strada Nuova, one of the most
fFequented thOroughfares, and overpower-
Cd and tied down to their desks all the
clerks, who were seated in one large
room with their employers, these latter
being treated in the same manner and,
while some of the intruders held their
captiYes still with loaded pistols and
drawn knives held to their throats, the
others Coolly made clear sweep Of all
the notes and cash within reach. The
sum taken amounts to 735, 00Of, Messrs.
Parodi having unfortunately the habit of
Keeping their balances on their own
premises in preference TO depositing
them at tho Bank-While the process Of
Fiding was going on two or three custo-
mers happened 70, enter the bank, and
were secured and gagged by the burglars,
who after having emptied out the tills
and safes, left the office quietly by twos
and threes. in the same way as they came,
% IS not to excite suspicionin the streets.
So complete was the success of the whole
manoeuvre that the alarm was not given
till some time after, the last of the robbers
had Disappeared, when one Of the clerks
succeeded in freeing himself from his fls-
Jennings, and ran out to inform the neigh
'bours. OF the fact 1t must be understood
that the Office is situated on the ton floor
OF d. Parodi's palaSzO, and quite at tho
back, 50 that even If any Of the clerks had
bad the time or courage to shout for helb.
their cries would probably have passed
unnoticed NJ B, Parodi, the head of
the firm, is at present in the hands Of his
medical attendant his frame having sui.
tered q most severe shock from the effects
OF the outrage, and as he is old and feeble.
it's feared that the consequences may he
tatal-Ehe police are, of course, on the
alert. and clumsy and dilatory as their
proceedings generally are, yet, in such a
giarlng misdemeanor as this, it is to be
ex.pected that the most strenuouis measures
viii Be taken for the apprehension Of Tie
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Ayers Cathartic pills

ECHR sciences Of Chemistry ana Medicine, have
y oeen taxed theiF utmost to produce this best
most perfect purgatye which Is known to man, m.
Vulnerable proofs arc shown that these PIIIS have
virtues which gurpass in excellence fhe soniIn5rS
the esteem Of all men They m ~ ana nj
to take, but powerful to cura Their penet ti,S
properties stmnlale the vital activities Of t boy
remove the DISTINCTIONS ffts organs, purify tie
blood and GxpsIdf5ease. TIleyhuFg6 oif die f5I
hnmoF! which breed and grow aiStampeF, stimuiafe
STd M inv, into their natural 10
whole system Not only do they cure the sTery-iSy
ants q every 9od{, but Alec formidable ana
man SKIN. While they prod1e6 powerful efieefsl
they are 1t the same time, in dln1niShei i61sS an
ess 4nu RSss Physte that Gan. BE- employed f0f
children Being sugareoate they arc pleasant %
take; and being purely table, are fFse from
Eisls q harm: Cures have been naSf witch S5f5s-
pelSl we're t9ney not gpbatanttated by men Of sncR
exalted position and character as to oriii Che M
pI6ion Of nhtTuth. Many eminent sIeFS{l,,SS M
nave lent theit names 70 certify to the
public the reliability OF my remedies while otl0l5
nave sent me the Of their conviction taf
atoms contribute inn 10 ~ rsliei
OF my anieteds suffering felloW-ln0n 49,;
The AgPne below named = pleased to farnisI erat.
e my American Almanac, containing direeti0n5 f,f
!nsif use and certificates Of their cures GhS l6I.
owing eomplaints:- 1911
Z oOstiyonelI Bilious Complaint RhonnatIvu.
9feEsys lHe9 rtt Headache arising nom q foui
sEo11lei. NauSsas 1ndIgestinn, Morbid IhaetIon a
Sne bowels ana Pain arising theFulfotn, Rlatulensy
Loss Of eAPpetite, an UlsoE6us and lGntanoous Di
ea9es which require an eYaeaank medicine Scroitila
oE snll' 9ney elsos by Purifying the blood
and stimulating the Systen, cure many
Slon not boz po1etl they could fgacil
sneh - Deafness, Partial Bitndne6 HenIaiRia npda
NeEy9us .Derangem Of the Liver aId
titsneyG God and other comp ithts aFisini
low stats Of the body OF ObstTuction % ifs
DO not be put Cd by unfrincipIei dealer5 via,
So!lle other pun they more PFoit on Az n
AYERs PMS, and take hothfn ais6 No othertbs
can gty9 y01 thia In r. InErinseTSiue
q sqEattve powers. The SICK want tie b5 q ia
there = Aer tnenls and they should have It.
Prepared BY Dr. y. G. AVER
Ffae!5eaI AID An4l Dial C1eritit ESliv,u lta.t
PRlrE 25 c,Es, nm Box. nm BCxi Y6S 81.
so!d " a: q G0nD& o1s aud ~ an nE1iiis ~
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q. w. JOHNSON g. SON,
Missouri Mining Company

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851.
CAPITAL STOCK ..................S So 90 900
luis COMPANY IS FORMED FOR THE PUR-
~ pose Of advancing the great mining interestB1.
purely philanthroPfc motives in Initiating this en-
tgrprise. We believe that the stock can be made 10
IVY iEge 0lNIdehGs' ana At the same time more real
goo0 accomplished and greater progress made IN de-
Teioplng and making known the astonishing mineral
wealth OF Missouri, than by tho Of five tincs the
Of our capital invested in any other business
We shall make the office of our Company a Ttm.
gete mining bureau of tho mineral resources a the
State. We have power under our charter 10 riir-
chase and cell mineral lands wherever l5cntCj IN
ailssoqr Great inducements will be offered to cap.
ialtsts and mining adVenturers, who dedre to pur.
Sna Work paying mines, By dealing with this
We respectfully solicit the attention Of all who
nave mineral lands for sale to send us statement
OF the same, describing the kind Of minerals on their
lands the number Of acres, the location and the low
e5 S price they are willing to take for said lands.
We ahhIl work only such mines as nay largely but
Snai4 open and prove most Of the lands we sell The
books for s1bscrptlOnt6 the stock arc now open at
corner of Locust, over Merchants Bank, entrance
no. Locust street. All who feel ninterest in this
bGsinsss, and have money, will do well to call and
city, can Beeureit by enclosing ten per cent Of Ia
amount wanted to the President or Treasurer.
p1REcT6Rs: alt
hhiHSsIy y D. D. Bacon, Esq, Matthew Butler, Esq7
i cured Syiapp, Es9s L. HarWoOd. Esq,
-s A'4' 4ausrr1s S?fsRh Payne h'q'
Henry ID. Bacon, L. Y Bopy.s
q. BuTLRR, Treas. ALFRED CLAPP, Prest
The above prospectus has mp to this date been
In only one Of our leadfug papers for ten
.IayE NO extra e9rtg to get stock taken have bean
made yet the public 90 well appreciate the sound.
nes 81 thg entefpfee that over two hundred ttOus-
ll q the stock has already been taken. We
~ without further liability; transferable by de-
vety; registered only when dividends are received.
PeLson having money to spare, can, by the pUr
Sn I OF shares m the Missouri Mining Company
{e An nveStnent that win pay largely, and hold
stoc that tsreadiy into cash without loss
anEWeted. +1SisN 5s,,t5ES,''S
st. L6uis. Mo-, March 20 1861. ~
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T RSTWe have, at heavy expenditure, furnlshedour
Job once with all necessary materials, embracing
TYPE RULES BORDERS, CUTS, &C., I'D
OF the latest and most fashionable styles render 1T
capable Of executing work equal to that any other
establishment in the city, or,d facilities IN
the way of Steam, &C. for doing work expetiouEy,
unsurpassed by any other ONCE, we respectfully pre-
sent our claims for share Of public patronage assn
ring those who entrust thCirWOr to that no effort
shall be wanting to give entire satisfaction ui
nov11!S9 CAAIPBELL 1rDERMOT.
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AYERS CHERRY PRETORIA
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HOA1SENESS,IN IN.
Ga FLUEGzAS BROHCHITIS, -
isfa 'W4OOPING COUGH,
.iIr- GROUP, ASTHMA.
INCIPIENT CON-
i-.r RIAT pTT0N
SUMPTION,

and for tho relief Of consumptve patients in adyanc
ed gtages Of the disease.
Ne need not speak to the public Of ita virtues
Throughout every town, and almost every hamlet Of
the American States, It's wonderful cures Of pullOn
AIRY complaints have ulade It already known Nay,
few The families In any civilized country on this
continent without some personal experience oftts
ELECTS, and fewer yct the communities any where
which have not among them some living tfOphyOf
It's victory tue subtle and Sngerous diseaseso
the throat and lungs Whilett Is tile most powerful
RntidOtG yet known to man for the formidable aud
dangerous diseases OF tho pulmonary organs II e
also the pieasantest aud safest remedy that can be
employed tor infants and young peTsons. PareHts
should have It In stOrS against the lnsidHOus enemy
that steRls upon them npFeparei We have abund-
ant grounds to believe the CHERRY pBcFoRAL sAye5
more lives by the cOnsumptiOns Il prevents than
those u cures. Keep Il byy0u cure your colds while
they are curable, nor neglect them until no human
skill uaBtOr tho ihuxOrRbls cankef that sponed
on the vitRla, eats your life away. All know the
dreadful fatality Of lang dIs5Tders andRs they know
too the ViEtues Of tina remedy, need mot do moro
than TO them II i stlll made the best lt can be
We spare cost, care toll to produce 1t the
most perfect pCsaIble aoti those who rely
on Il the beat agent which our Bkl can frniSl for
their cure. - 7z7ts - 3t-si 2 3 i7iI5 ID on
Prepared by DIR. ]. G. AVER,
Fraesieal and ASalyttcal Caspits, Lo,VeH Rasr.
AndSold by A. C. GOOD Co, and by all Druggists
and dealers In MediCipe eyoryWhOEes ii mills
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MA .YORS OF THE.
Great Cities. #ss !


w the Druggists, ApothecarieS, and Physicians
OF our several cities have signed document OF as
suEance to us that the remedies Of DR. J, g: AYlif
4 CO.. of Lowell, layers SArsaparina, pills, Ague
Cure, aud Cherry Pect01alO iiaYe been found 60 Do
medeines Of great excellence, and worthy the CON
hdenee Of the community. atEa5.
HON. JAMES COOK, ...,,.,,, 90.
HON. MA AIRIN BEARD Mayor Of NASHUA. n. n.
',9t' : " Mayor Of SiANCuEsrER, N. n.
non. JOHN ABBOTT Mayor Of CONCORD, n. n.
on. A. II. nUI1ooK, aaa,.,.,,,,, ,,...
non. NATRt sf 4a b.,o. :, SALEM, MASS.
nos. + v. lts'otg' si Of BOSTON r MASS J.
,iG4'' "l' i A Mayor of pRoy1DENcE, R. Ii
HON. AMOS W. PRENTICE
NY, : y lNNS asso. Of NHw LONDON, CONN
non. ouAs. ;. noD1En, ,,o,,,,n,,.- : :
lE' : : Mayor Of NEW YORK CITY.
ll0A, = ., AtNst'i Mayor Of HAMILTON, Q; W.
t'gN' ADAA WILSON, Mayor Of roRoNTo,c. W.
NON. R. M BISHOP Mayor Of CINCINNATI, ONO.
~, : = mayor Of LOUISVILLE. KY.
HON. 'oHs SLOAN Mayo. Of LYONS, IOWA.
HON. JAMES MoFEETERs,
Mayor OF BoWMANvILLE,C G. W.
HON. JAMES W. NORTH H.,o, q AUGUSTA, W.
NON. HENRY oooP Hs,5 5r :, nAn1ovnln, M.
Mayor Of FREDERICTON, N. B
HON. WILLARD NYR,
HUN bLAlSUELILAt n
s. IL Mayor of FALL RIVER, MASS.
HON. W. n. oRANsroN,
.ta5s 58 Mayor Of NEWPORT, R. I
. ' s''''D 9lAHl' Mayor Of q41rNA, Ill
HON. JOHN HoDapEN, s
Is 81, Mayor of DUBUQUE, IOWA,
HON. THOMAS cRUTcnE1ELD,
Mayor Of CHATTANOOGA, TENN
- A Mayor ofTusoAloosA, ALA,
Mayor of nrEMpms, TENN.
lSS' SEAAND s4 Mayor of NEW ORLEANS, La
] = Mayor of ROouEsTER, N. Y.
NON. DE WITT Q. GROVE,
HON. GEORGE WILSON,
n0'' = : D9N Mayor of DETROIT, MICH.
Mayor of MILWAUKEE,, WIS.
non. W. W. VAUGHN,
NON. A. FAIR, .A.a
Mayor of KENosHA, WIS.
' s's = Mayor of CHICAGO. Ill
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