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BREAD MAKIxG. One Of the best London
bakers gives the following receipt to
make a superior loaf of bread, of what Is
called half peek size:
To make a half peck loaf, take three
quarters OF a pound of wel-boiled mealy
potatoes and mash them through a fine cui-
lender or coarse sieve; add one eighth
of a pint of yeast (about two tablespoonfuls)
or three quarters of an ounce OF German
dried yeast, and one pint and three quar-
ters Of lukewarm water (SS deg Fahr.),
together with about three quarters of n
pound OF -four 10 render the mixture the
consistence of thin batter; this mixture
should be set aside to feIment if placed
in a warm situation it will rise in less than
two hours. when it will resemble yeast IN
appearance, except as TO color. The
sponge so made is then to be mixed whlth
one pint of water, nearly blood warm
viz: % degrees Fahr.-and poured into
haft peck of -four, which has previously
had one ounce and aquarter OF salt mixed
! in it; the whole should then be kneaded
/ into dough, and allowed to rise in a warm
place for two hours, when il should be
| kneaded into loaves and baked
| The object of adding the mashed pota
| toes is to increase the amount OF termenta
| ton in the sponge, wich it dose to a very
remarkable degree, consequently, renders
| the bread lighter and better
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| Correspondence
| NEW MADRID, Mo, March IA.
MORE ARTILLERY REoIRED.
On Monday, the 10th, Gen. Pope, find
ing that our gunboats were not likely
soon to arrive to his aid, and the field
batteries which he had with him were
unable to cope successfully with the heavy
artillery of the enemy, dispatched Colonel
BisselI, of the Engineer Regiment, to
Cairo for some heavier guns, preierrlng,
as he himself expressed it, to spend
little more time in reducing the place by
siege than to sacrifice the lives of the men
under his command in an attempt to carry
it by assault. Col Bissell procured three
thirty-two pound siege guns and an eight
inch mortar. These were taken across
the river to Birds Point, thence by rail-
road to Sykestown, and then overland to
their place of destination. Immediately
on their arrival there, a force was sent OUT
tc drive in the enemy pickets, and, under
cover of the darkness, two parapets, elgh-
teen feet in thickness and five feet high,
were thrown up, three hundred yards
apart, with curtain twelve feet thick
them, and fianked on each
side by breastwork and rifle pits one
hundred yards long The platforms of
fitted were laid down. the guns placed In
position and ere daylight they were IN
readiness to commence their work. 1t Is
an instructive illustration OF what the
efforts of one energetic man can accom-
plish, that, in thirty-tivc hours from the
time the guns were loaded upon the cars
at Birds Point, they opened upon the
enemy.
During this time they had been carried
twenty miles by railroad, unloaded from
the cars and placed upon Carriages, drawn
twenty miles more over rough road
through mud in some places almost I'm
passable for teams, the enemy : pickets
had been driven in, these extensive earth-
works thrown up, the gun platforms
placed and the guns put IN position within
twelve hundred yards Of the encmys IN
treuchments, and all so quietly that the
enemy had no idea of what was going on
and when at daylight some OF their pick
cts opened fire upon what they evidently
supposed to be a breastwork for shelterins
our infantry, they We're answered by the
boom of a thirty two FOUNDER, which sent
them scurrying bacI. TO the tort IN the
widest alarm.
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Lumber Yard, Planning Mill,
Sash, Door and blind Factory.

"E have moved Lumber Yard to our Planning
w Mill, the Illinois River Bridge, and are pre-
pared furnish former customers and all others
with all kinds of Lumber, Lath, and Shingles Also,
constantly on hand a eOad assortment OF DRY SEA-
SONED FINISHING LUMBER.
Having in connection with our Lumber a Sash, Door,
and Blind Factory. and a Glass, Nail Paint and Oil
Dep enabled furnish each ane every article
Builders may want saving you the trouble Of GO
ing number of different to make out your BILL
We also invite attention SHINGLE MILL,
which is ready for operation, and can furnish
Sawed Shingles by Wholesale or retail.
Our terms cash, and We sell rs low As the lowest
Please call and examine for yourselves.
Office La Sale st., opposite Van Doren Os6orns
Store Gdec 22I STRAwN 4 POWELL.
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BLSlNESS CARDS.
Dentistry at Eastern Prices
DIR. M. WHITTEN

Office Min Street. Opposite Mansion
House and Over OrtOn's BOOK
Store, Ottawa. HI.
~ To my numerous patients ] would state tina.
they will receive attention by calling at any hoaT ~
tie day-with promptness and dispatch ,,
N,y % 1891 DIR NJ. WHITTEN.
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g. g THOMPSON,
r y GIsIEES.

EALsRIN
sruc.. Patent Jfedicia-s. Paints, OILS, Far"asae'
>S'' DYE Stufs, DC, De,
p.., Glover 4 Cooks and Reddick's Block
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Az ARTILLERY DUEL.

No sooner did the enemy discover the
presence OF these new batteries, than
evidently fearing their effect they opened
! upon them from the gunboats and the
fort Our gunuers replied brIskly, direct
ing their fire chiefly at the boats. The
air seemed filled with smoke and frag
ments OF bursting shells. Some of OUT
field pieces were also brought into requi
siiion. and for time probably not les:
than sixty guns wer beng worked to theil
fullest capacity. After 4 time, the FIRE OF
the outside was siackend 10 allow iht
guns to cool. and Tor = while the rebel:
seemed equally wiling to a.iowa a cessation
! OF hostiliIIes but ere long IT Was renewed
with al its original fury, and thus II con
t,nued with occasional intervals. during
the entire day. The guuboats would run
doyn the river until they were hidden by
| the trees from the sight OF our gunners
and. there Ie loading, would steam bach
TO good position, and huri their broad
/ sides In quick succession al our batteries
/ These replied most calamity, and, IN spIt'
o. superiority of numbers, manage 10 re
turn almost gun for gun with their heavier
aimed adversar!es. Our guns were han
d.od by Companies a and ii OF the FIrs
United state. Regular Infantry, undel
I commune OF tdINiiIi ~ 4t''f'- 4hp AZ
on both sides was generally accurate
Early in the day one of our guns wa:
struck fairly in the muzzle by shot from
the enemy, breaking oil large piece tton
the side and killing aud wounding no les;
than eight men, and during the day then
shells and shot fell all around our guns
and plOw ed up the parapet and the grouno
in every direction: but, fortunately, this
shot was the only one which took effect
within the batteries. Another shot, hpw
ever, passed through the line Of the
Twenty Seventh Ohio Regiment, as theS
were marching in column behind the
batteries, and look Oft the legs Of three
men | saw the poor fellows at the hos
pital. They were all young, tine-looklne
men. of the best class of our volunteers
and nv heart ached for them.
Our cross-tre was apparently not less
effective. Several o.. Gus shots were dis
tinctly seen to strike the guuboats, and II
is probable that one or two OF them were
seriously injured. Early in the day one
of the boats, shortly after receiving one o.
our shots. hauled off and was not seer
afterward. Later in the day, Immediately
following a volley from our guns, c!ouo
of white steam was observed TO burst from
another OF the boats, completely hid,n:
her from view, and when next seen she
was apparently floating with the curren
and soon disappeared behind the trees
In the lower fort, also, as we afterwards
found. three of their guns had been struch
by our shot, and two of them disabled.
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A SKlRNISH.

During the afternoon OF Thursday an
attempt was made by the enemy to flank
our batteries. Two or three regiments
were sent out from the upper fort with
directions to pass around to the right,
and, if possible, get behind and capture
our batteries In the course of their
route IN the woods they came suddenly
upon one of our field batteries, which was
posted there, supported by an Indiana
regiment, and which opened upon them
so tercely with grape and canister that
they retired in confusion to their works,
nor did they attempt another sortie dur
! ing the engagement
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gnr> HARD ~ We cAifTf1t N
,ssoriaed themselves together Tor t'e P A0t'ee
.ir urofs-.on respectfully tender their ser'eesto 10
~. .itizens Of OTTAWA and vicinity
R-tI persons indebted to either OF 'ne ~ uhosi
.;,,.a are requested call Immediately ana arrange
the same e.. y. . S.Te St,
ehee ''e' C. HARD. VI. D,
r. " McARTHUR. VI. D.
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A NIGHT OF TERRIER.


All day Thursday there had been indi.
cations of an approaching storm, and short
ly before midnight it burst upon us with
frightful fury think | never saw light
ming more fierce, or thunder more sharp
and apparently near. The whole sky was
one sheet of lurid flame, across which
sharp tongues and spires of yet more
vivid brightness, dashed and darted in
every direction, while the earth fairly
! trembled with repeated crashes OF thunder
ana the rain seemed to fall in solid masses
of water. During ali this terrible coinmo
ton of the elements the Twenty-seventh
and Thirty ninth Ohio and the Tenth and
! Sixteenth Illinois Regiments we-e OF
/ duty, guarding the batteries and ritieIpits
Notwithstantlingt that they had been under
arms since three o'clock of the previous
morning, and had laid all day in the
trenches, exposed to the terrible fire o
the enemy, enduring strain upon tho
nervous system unappreciable by one
who has never been under fire, not mar
of them hinched. Like statutes they
stood there-each wrapped in his blanket
motionless as marble, and chiefly solici
tous to keep their muskets and ammuni
ton dry.
As they stood there muffled in thei
dark blankets, from which the rain wa
dripping, alternately revealed and hi'dei
as the vivid flashes came and went. the,
scarcely seemed creatures OF flesh ant
blood, and the mind involuntarily wen
back to some Of those old stories in tn
Arabian Nights, in which whole armie
I were suddenly turned to stone by tn
power of enchantment, and vague fee
ing of wondernent came over us whether
after all, these stories might not be true
! and the phenomenon actually before u:
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Siege and Capture of New
Madrid.

Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Gazette.
New MADRID, Mo, March IA.
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HENRY ". GCDFHEY. Mp.

H,Vny had charge of a Hospital in Europe iol he
raj wears and practice of ten yea IN NJ ~ =
te.,s confident O giving satisfaction 10 ''''7' "
wish his professional advice. u c,,o,a Resi-
Or5ca north side of the Court House square "a
- - s-,erinr 81 east OF National House. aeCo
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Speech Of PaAson Bro,or lo,c, del,vered an front
Of the 81. Cloud Hotel NaShUsHe, on tie
evening Of the l7M.
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united Statea of Amerioa.

MIDDLE DlNIklNE OF TNNNkaSkk.
w llkRiAS, libel Of information was fled within
w and for the Middle District OF Tennessee, az
Nashville on the md day Of Juoc, A. T., 1902 by
John Trimble ESQ. Attorney tor the United states
Tor the Middle District OF Tennessee, who prosecutes
herein behalf OF tho United States against certain
property, viz: certain Lot, situated rear the South
east corner Of Broad and Front streets In the ty Of
Nashville, being the next lot 70 the corner lot aflre
said on which cOrnor lot Is situated, the Brass toun
dry Of u. Coe said lot fronting Front sire, run
ming back towards he river, thence nearly Iarailel
10 the river and thence back 90 Front ,tfoe the cor
uer az said lot on Front street ltrthest from Bruad
bong opposite small hacksmith's shop, situated on
the other side Of Front street; and aso, an the Bold
ings said lot, aud also al the fixtures machinery
too g, implements aud mat rails Of every descrirti
connected with sad lot and buildings; said huldings
On said lot being the Foundry Of ono T. NJ. Brennan
and praying process against said property, that tho
same be condemned as forfeited
Now, therefore, In pursuance OF the monitun, IN .
der the seal Of said Court 10 directed and deliver.
Cd, I do hereby give PUBLIC notice TO an persons
claiming said property, or 10 any manner Interested
therein, that they be aud appear before said Circuit
Jourt, TO be held at the city Of Nashville al and Cor
said District, on the Goth day Of October 1861 at 10
O'Clock IN the forenoon OF that day, then and there
10 interpose their claims, and TO make their alcea
tons In that behalf f. r. GLASCOCK
June IL, lS62-i4 o. y. Marshal NJ ID 4,
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PROS CTUS
or Tm
NASHVILLE UNION

1HE NASHVILLE UNION was commenced a few weeks
SINCE for the purpose OF opposing the Rebel southern
Conioderacy and OF advocating the restoration Of
Federal authority without any abatement, over all
the States which have attempted to secode. II holds
as friends all Who support and foes all who oppose
the Union Of the States. Il has no watchword but
FREEDOM AND NATIONALITY.
with rebels and traltU has no compromise TO
make It contends for tho Federal Consultation and
the Laws made in pursuance thereof the sUPRFHE
Law oF THE LAND, anything in the Constitution and
Laws Of any Of the States 10 the contrary notwlth-
standing.
Il contends for the Union Of tho states, because
without II the preservation OF our liberties and nsti-
buttons and the organization Of society itself are
wholly impossible. Therefore, whatever stands 10
he way Of crushing out the rebellion and restoring
e Union must perish, no matter by what name 1t be
He'd.
To the people Of Tennessee, ever renowned for their
devotion to Liberty and Urlon, until they we're be-
lrayed 20 the rebel despotism at Richmond by per.
dious Governor and corrupt Legislature, and who
have felt so heavily tho awful ourse Of treason and
anarchy, we appeal for support. let the names Of
rebel onco holders, Vigilance Committees, and Minute
Men, who have filled our borders with mourning be
qbbeied before The world. Let those ambitious aud
syAricious who have plotted our ruin for their
own aggrandizement be fastened 70 the p1lory Of
shame, no matter how high their position In society.
st be shown how the sefstyled defenders Of
"sou,hern Rights" are now leading maraudng bands
Of frsebooters ahd troopers our State kid.
mapping negroes stealing horses and cattle, breaking
into houses burning railroad bridges and cars, and
numbering unarmed citizens in cold blood let the
TRUTH so long excluded by the Southern cousprators,
now circulate freely through every nelghborhood
and our cause will assuredly triumph VIII not loyal
men everywhere aid in the dissemination Of facts
and the advocacy ofFree Government9
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In Chancerv at Nashville.

ClTATE OF TI.NNESSEE.-At Rnes held in the
- Clerks Onlce, Chancery Court at Nashville Mon
day, July the It'll, 1862
samuel Ktiucy Complainant Is. Widow and Heirs at
law Of samuei Spark man and others Defendants.
10 appearing from AFFIDAVIT filed IN this cause that
the Defendants, j. Lowell and WIFE Betty w. Lowell,
are resident of the state OF Tennessee II ordered
that they do enter their appearance herein before
within the first turoe days Of the next term OF sad
urt % be held the lst Monday IN November next
1SGfG and plead, answer or demur 10 Complainant s
bin or the same will be taken for confessed as to
them and set for hearing eN parte, AMI that copy
OF this order be published week tor four sue
Cossve weeks in the Nashville Union.
Copy Attest: J. r.. GIEAYFS, c. Il NJ.
J 5. BuEN 4 Sos S0ls. for Complts. julyl3wl
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United State of America:

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
M HkREAS, inform alton Yves fled within and Tor
w the Middle District OF Tennessee, at Nashville,
on the 2Sth day Of May AID. 1862, by John Trmblc
hsq, Attorney for the United States for tho Middle
District OF Tennessee, who prosecutes herein behalf
OF the unite states, against certain property viz a
Lot situated on the Northeast corner Of Cherry street
and Franklin street, In South Nashville and the
buildings thereon the said budings recently erected
facture OF Gunpowdor; also the machinery ADD nx.
lures connected with said establishment, praying pro.
cess against The same that 10 be Condemned as tor.
leied.
Now, Therefore, IN pursuance or the moultlon IN.
der the seal Of said Court 90 me directed and deliv.
cred, do hereby give public notice % all persons
claiming said property, or In any manner Interested
therein, that they DO and appear before said Circuit
Court, 70 be held at the CITY Of Nashville IN and for
said District on the 9th day Of October 1862, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day then aud there TO
nlerpose lelr claims and 70 make thor allegations
in that beholr n. X. GLAsCOCK,
1e3 4, s, Marshal N. u. r.
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In Chancery at NASHVILLE.

GTATE OF TENNESSEE.--At Rules held In the
- Clerks Office Chincery Court at Nashville, Mon
day, July the eth, 1862
John shilluo, Complainant, ~ H. Marshall ct ais, ne
fcndant.
IL appearing from affidavit filed 10 this cause that
the Defendant, Hammond Marshall, has removed
himself from the limits Of the STATIC Of Tennessee SO
that the ordinary process Of the law cannot be served
on HIM. II Is ordered that he do enter his appearance
herein before within the first three days OF the next
term Of said Court 10 be held on the lat Monday In
November next QS62) and lead, answer or demur TO
COmplainants bill, or the same viii be taken for con
essed 70 him. and set for hearing and that
copy Of this order be published once week for four
successive weeks In the Nashville Union.
A Cupy--Attest: j. ". GlEANES, G. \ NJ.
RUsskIL Houston, Sol. for Cump't. ulyl3W4t
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MfnmE DISTRICT on TENNESSEE
NEyltEiEAS lihol on Information WAS nlcd with
w ia AMI for the Middle District Of Tennessee, al
Nashville, 90 the llth day Of May, 4. ID , 1852, by
John Trlmhlc, ESQ, Attorney ior The United Sta'cs
for the Middle District of ronncsroe. who prosccues
herein bolaf OF the United States, against GER
tain Lot aud the Buildings thereon, situated irontlng
Market Street, Ga the tity OF Nashville, known
kls Moorcs Foundry aud Machine shop, Kast OF +,
and uear Broad street, n mo City OF Nashville also,
all tho machinery, TOOLS aNtures aad implements
and m itcrml connected With said Tot and Foundry
aud Machine shop and building, i0r ruasons and
aauscs n said libel OF Information mentioned, and
praying process against the said property, That the
sama Doe condemned as iurieitCd.
Nov, Therefore In pursuance or The mouiton, uuder
the seal of said Court, 20 me directed aud delivered
do hcicby give puzzle notice 10 an persons claiming
sail properly or IN anr m1nnce interested therein,
that they ho and appear before said Circuit Court 90
be held at The City OF Nashville, Boz and COT said bls
ict The 10th day OF october 1867 at 10 O'Clock To-
the forenoon Of that day then aud there 90 Interpoe
their claims, and . make their allegations IN that
behalf r. r. GLASUOCK
June ~, lN61.-lli T. 5. Marshal, VI n. T.
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In ChaneerY at Nashville.

CrATE on TTSNEssEE.--At Rules held In The
- Cleri7 Odoc, On .ncery Couri 100 Nasty ilc Mon
day, July the 1th. 1862
John Shilto, Complainant, ya IT, Mar hall &c al, DE-
teunsntg.
II appearing irOm ailidavK hlod IN this Gauss that
The hrcndaut Hammond Marshall, has removed
himself from the State of Tennessee so that the ,rd.
nary process 0f law cannot Do served ON HIM, and
thtt the defendant, c. X. Marshal, s % rou-Tcs dent
Of the State of Tennessee. 10 s Ordcrcd that they do
FIRST three days OF the next term of said Court tO be
held on the lst nday In November next Os62) and
pcaad, answer or dcmur 20 COMPLAINANT bill or the
same Will be taken for confessed as 60 them and set
for hearing partc, and that copy OF this order be
published once week for four successive weeks IN Che
Nashville Union. A Copy-Attcst:
J. r. GLEAYEs, G. & N.
RUSSELL HousroN Sol for Compt. inlyl3w4t
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Announcements OF Candidates

Marriage and Funeral Notices,
When exceeding Eve lines, viii be charged AZ The
usual advertising rates,
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In Ohancerv at Naahville.

GTATE or TFNNESsEE At Rules held in the
- Cierk'a ONCE, Chaucery Court at Nashville Mon
day, July the TN, 1862,
Cynthia Brown ct al Complainauts, ". West IT,
Humphreys, Defendant
u appearing fiom a1 iavit fled In this canse that
the defendant, West =. humphreys has removed from
State Of Tennessee or Dr. 20 abacondng ooucealing
himself that the ordinary process n the law cannot
be served on him u s ordered that h. do enter BITS
appearance herein before or within the Arst three
days Of the next term Of said Court % be hcd 90 the
let Mondy IN November Kt (Sd2) and plead, answer
or demur TO Complainant8 bll or Che me will be e.
ken Cor confessed 30 him and set for hearing rte,
and tAHt accpy Of this order DC Published onCen week,
Cor Jour successive week In tho Nashville Union.
a Copy-Attest. y. D. GlEANFS, g a ".
i g. BR,FS a SON Sol- f1r Complt. nlyl3w4t.
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In OhancerY at Nashville.

CTATE or TENNESSEE AT Rules held in the
- Clerks OGoe, Chancery Curt at Nashville, Mon
day, Julyy the It'll, 1862.
Isnac $. Nichols Complainant rs. Charles l.. Chill
dress and others, Hclendauts
II appearing from affidavit filed In this Cause that
the Defendant C 5. Chldress is resident Of the
State OF Tennessee. 10 IL ordered that he do enter his
appearance herein before within the arst three
days OF the next term Of said Coui to be held the
or denur to Compartments bl the same viii be Ia.
ken for confessed 90 him and set for hearing ex
parte and that copy Of this order be published
a week for four successive weeks in the Nashville
Union. A COpy--Attcst;
J. +. GLEAYES, O. an.
D. +. WILNN, Sol Cor COmprt lulyl3wst
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Sherif's Sale.

ny virtue OF a III IA % me directed aud delivered
l1 nom the Honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson
Connty ronnoasoe AZ its March Term 1867, Nlh eN
80 fo piblle sac 10 the highest bidder, for cash
"a the Courthouse Yard, n "a city OF NASHVILLE ON
saturday the 20 day OF Augusi, leo2 on nc nght
tits, claim, Interest and estate, which ". O. bu,h
49, hsd or NAV hay. since acquired, n and 90 the
tllovna de oflbed Lot of Ground Wing Ia ihNi son
c5uuty State Of Tenn ssco, there being no oeed ol
recerd ia the kcgaic-'a omee) ~ o9eth Nssh' ~
nninT back hall way % College street, anf o'undol
~ boeh sides by TIE property of lsaac Paul on which
thers two story erck house ueiug We sal 49,.
- ~ Flvrian Grove property, and levied GA a. tba
1910 IA M. O bush, % satisfy Judgment rtn'
trred in favor Of Thomas Wells against W. d. VAN %
W. "N'Ni J. NJ HINTON,
a, ~ u,usos. nep shn sheriff OF ID 4.
August 1tb, itg3td
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notioa 70 OIub-a,nI,er..

The Editor will be greatly obliged 10
persons making up clubs for the Ut1oN il
they will remit to the publishers and not
to himself Communications and sub
scriptions are sometimes mixed up with
private information in such manner as
10 cause needless delay and trouble to
all parties.