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GUERILLAs IN KENTUCKY.
GuerDiRs at Henderson aud Owens
bOro-IIendeFsOn SheiIed by Guu.
beat.

GuerIIias at ReusiprsOn aud Owens
bOrO-IIendeFsOn SheIIed by n Gua-
bsRt.
On Thursday morning party Of persons re-
laestDrii & tho selves as guerilas eu'erei the
| Il VII I Owens bOrO. Some of the p rty vent 90
the house Uf Mr. Graves ana ASKED for him.
Tte IL males Of The house replied that he was
cut, when The highwHymen asked for Sll)0,
which they stated that they knew was in the
bCnte.
Nj. Graves bad, however, crossed 70 the opDo.
site H. c of the river with his money, and t1e
ereTillO haId left The house much disaopo uted.
They Nisifed sew, raj stores and carried oTf rye
IN. ODnt of Puous, besides ktraing a unmber Of
b. Tses Rtter which they left, taking the Liver
NOE road. Ca, tain Yarbar, with a few scouts,
siaTttd in pursuit. Overtak,ng them about four
miles distant capturing two men.
Tanner ~ the pane of one Of the men, and he
lives IN Mclean county, and the other bears the
rsme OF Nave. All the h-rses were recovered.
Tanner hnd the lower part of one Of his rs
sbot otf before being captured. The prisoners
w re brought into OwensbOTO and given over 20
a gUDbOat /, ing at the whaIf
We ieaIn the above facts from the Owensboro
M0hHOT OF yesterday.
We learn fiom her points that at the time the
Tai aSoOn lett there was great eXri ement at uen-
deTson. The eubboat No. " came up shortly
after the Tia, aScon left, and being informed that
there were gueTllUs In the city khe anchored out
In the stream, and at once commenced shelling
the town. The hriug was kept up for several
bouTs, but with hat result our Informant IS
unnhle TO state. The shelling Of Henderson was
on Wednesday last. There are no troops stationed
st HepdeItouj and unless something Is done 80
prevent the repetition of such acts, Henderson
will share the fate OF Hickman, and nothing will
be LETT 70 mark the place Where once sto d gay
and thriving city bat one pile OF ruinB.-Nelo
Albany Ledger, Saturday.
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The MILITARY EXCITEMENT.--The excite
mcnt this morning continued. Recruiting was
brisk, and the various OrganizltiOns are rapidly
filling. Several regiments are ready to leave,
and will take their departure this afternoon or
evening. From present appearances, Puiladel-
pbid, rs On former occasions will furnish more
than her quota. Our citizens are fully aroused,
ard arc equal to the task imposed upon them.
The front of the State House row presented an
attractive scene tLis morning About a dozen
table, inviting recruits TO enroll themselves were
placed along the row, and the music OF the
dIum aud fife was almost dcaening 10 the
passGr.by. Tie enthusiasm and excitement ara
much greater than It was during the raid mo
PcInsl lyania III 1868. The meetng of yesterday
has nd is effect
large war meeting was held in Camden last
evening. Addresses were made by George 5.
WUUdhall, A. S. Cagtell, Hoo. james NJ. Sc1vel,
aud othrs. Camden IL responding nUOiy, aud
~ the u ee ing last evening men we.o n)s Olly
oh aimed Ia numbers, but money was also freely
subscribed.
Tle Committee on Defense and Protection Of
CIT, Councils were again in session yesterday
noiIng. and transacted cOnsld raDle business.
They App ed to vUie TO each company the suIn of
SlOO for recruiting purposes. fhey have ass
unLrr consideration tue subject of Organ.z ling
sOmo tive ct SIX regiments for home defense.
The subject has been laid before the Mayor, aud
will te Oerided this afternoon.
we mude hn error yesterday IN Stanng mat IL
was William Gray, Of COTmOn Couuci, wh1 is
10 cOmmsld the company OF mounted men raised
at the expense OF the cIty. Mr.. X. NJ. Evans will
be the captain.
GONE HoMR.-The sailors who belonged to
Easttru vessels, captured by the Florida, re-
turned Leme hast evening. Being without money
fec tickets were Obtained from the railroad. TIE
crew OF ne Of th'se vessels had just returned
from a five year wLaing voyage. All their for
tune was ID the uil they had captured and this
beipg TAKE II ii"rn them tney are now as poor as
WI they started.
STABBEp.-H High Constable Barton was stabbed
last night, In Lymbard street, between Sixth and
Seventh. The wuund was inflicted by colored
man whom Bar on attempted TO arrest for street.
hGLliDg. The negro inflicted cut four inches
in leDsth in the thigh.
Local BRRyITIBs.- The Government took pos.
S, ssion If the II, aiding Railroad yesterday morn
ing. The steamboat Manhattan was also sc zed
for Government pnrpO -es. Thomas Dunap, an
old mtmber Of the bar. aged II years, died on
Monday. IA party of returned soldiers be-
lOI ging 10 tbe 7lst Regiment, gutted the store Of
a COpptThtau at frankfoid on Monday "a
SPECIAL TAR If Un the teu =. NJ train last ni 1ht
fOI GeuysbuR, via Harrisburg, for the la.e .ttle
field at NJ LOCacy, beuring fourteen de % Itos Of
The Umtpd Siaes Christian Commission and
NINETY y.lwo boxes Of hospital storcs.
PkOrosLD AMENDMENT TO THE CoNsTur-
TIoN The Sheriff has issued his proclaim .tion
am ouncing II special election for raesday, the
"a uUy uf August, on proposed amendments to
the STATE Cor sIilu ion.
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respond 10 the ploughshare with varied hsr-
vest. The forests contain the most valuable
voods. The hills TEEN with mineral AMI
metallic wealth. The rivers afford fine high
ways for, trade and supply an ample water
power. - W. ~
Az the national industrial exhibitions have
Illustrated, Liberia offers most profitable
field for every branch of industry. Here are
the means Of material comfort and luxury.
Schools, colleges, and churches furnish ample
opportunities for mental and moral improve
ment. The learned professions, the legisla-
tpre, the presidency, are open TO men of energy
and capacity. But above all, there ls perfect
social equality; and this ought to be the
strongest attraction TO a colorcd man Of sensi-
billty and manly pride.
There the negro race may prove their title
to be considered the equal of the Caucasian
IN capacity for development. They win start
with every advantage that civilization can
contribute, and they have before them a new
world TO subdue and enlighten. They will
have the widest Geld for the noblest toll, aud
can compel mankind to acknowledge the
glory Of their achievements. They win be
able TO conquer where the whites have
scarcely yentured to penetrate. They win
bear glad tidings to their long-benighted race.
They will annihilate the trafiic in slaves,
ard thus save millions Of their fellow-coultry-
men from bondage and misery. Il, therefore,
they really desire their own advancement and
the welfare of their race, the free colored men
of these Northern States ought 70 hasten to
Liberia, instead of wasting their days as
menials, or chatting their hearts with tho sense
of social degradation they must ever eNpe-
rience in America. Perhaps a little more
thought for themselves, and great deal less
OF listening to pale-face fanatics, would lead
these people TO this conclusion.
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GOV. BRaDFoRD'S PROCLAMATION.
CITY MILITIA CALLED OUT.

STATE OF MAINLAND, ApJUTANr- GENERALS
OFFICE, HEADouARTEks. No. 293 Baltimore
ct, Baltimore, July II General Ord r
No. 28 The invasion Of the State by the pu iii,
enemy, and their thIeiteDed approach 10 this
city nderirg il necessary TO exercise he power
vested in The COMMANDMENTS chief of the militia,
OF ca ling Them into actual service, and the
v, luDtet rs eff ling in response 10 previous calls
failing so far o fnrni The number required
uI on consultation wi h the Commanding General
of ht Sth Amy Corps, IL has been determined
fh,t the Whole enrolled militia of This city be
O dcred 10 prepore tor immediate service.
This oTier embraces ali the force enrolled by
the cnrolm. Mt OF 1882 and as these will not all
be qnirtd iUr duly at the same time, they will
seive IN turns in such NUMBERS, not eXcee ling
Ten ibOusaDd NJ any Que time, n the eXigency
Tor the time being may require, and a system Of
sllO mtnt ana relief will be adopted and au-
LCunced as soon as said entire force shall
hs emble
The ouTolled men of the city will assemble in
tieT respective warns tomorrow, 18Th Instant
NJ five O'Clock Z. NJ. at some central p int ia
each ard, which will be designaed by the morn.
iIRIapeTE, Hs well as by an officer charged with
Lat uuty In each precinct. AMI ON failure 10 do
70 proper mt aDs will be adopted to enforce their
in n edIaie attendance.
When the enrolled men of such ward ars thus
nsst nh ed, tho, c required for inmeia @ seryics
will he assigned to such duties as HE Cummand-
ing Gem raj HfOrrtaid may prescribe. They will
nc Z fiic, rcd, armed and rbn ppcd in pursu ince
Gt tie regulations governing the United ates
-eINiCe, ahd Tor the ttme they may serve wi he
'ntitlt TO receive firm the 5 ate the same ra o.
Of pa! ana emolUments MS are allowed 10 oiiic 'rs,
r'D-cOmmssCned officers, AMI priva;e5 In the
ULittd States army.
A. in M emo gency Of this kind msnv small
artitles r. Quied 10y the soldier cannot be sup
pl" d by the rOi er Departments rXpe II ,u'ly
as mHy he &c ired, II rs suggested that his per-
'Of nj comfort Uo"ld he promoed by each m IN
inrIisbtR hims'lf With lineup blanket, and
uch o:her couyeniences may be at hand.
BY order If he G'vtrnOr ard G mmander in
Chief, JOINS S. BERRY, Adjutant-G G enera
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raEasE An THERE.

Do our free colorcd people know what is
i good for them? The mass of them live In
our lanes and alleys, where filth aboands and
pure air and sunshine are very strange. We
See them in cur streets picking up rags and
ofal 70 earn their bread. They black our
boots, wait in the hotels, carry our baggage,
and trim our boards. Menial occupations
and few mechanical trades only are open to
them We hear occas 'onally of colored
physician, but we suspect the diplomas upon
which they practise among their race. In
some parts OF the country there are colored
lawyers, but we never saw one In this locality.
Some energetic colored men accumulate
wealth. Good schools and churches are pro-
Vided for these people, and intelligent Chris
tian men are not waning among the thou
sands now residing in our midst.
But in spite of wealth, education, and
thoroughly respectable character, the colored
msn finds il impossible TO attain position of
social equality here, and sees all the avenues
Of noble ambition barred against him by an
intense aud inexorable prejudice. Culture
but gives him keener sense of this crushing
repulse. He feels himself better, perhaps,
than many white men, in heart and brain; but
taxes TO support a Government in which he
cannot have voice. He is negro, and the
white man will not associate WI him-win
always spurn him as inferior or degraded
This may be wrong, a sin, on the part Of the
pAle-lace. But 1t Is hard, stubborn fact, and q
fact too, that will continue to exist The most
powerful batteries of talk have been directed
neaA1at this prejudice; but 1t Is in the blood |
ana bone, and cannot be reasoned away. This
penny 'ne cane, how Ia II that ambitious and
mseahsenA eolored men do not seek land
Wnefc 'ney can enloy perfect social equality,
and where they nss achieve the highest POSI-
tiOns In the Slater
a PARKWAY over the ssoNa Atlantic lies the
Arcadia and Canaan Of ens Aersc., 40.
Upon that coast Of tropAe beaaty ana 49,,
which many q fettered slave has wep. \, 49,
ing, good men have founded State to as.s-",
"A accurped trade, welcome back the blaeh
man frcm his long exile, give him his highest
aevelopment, and radIate blessings among the
"a Ions Of . benlghted continent The cOun-
ery u rich In natural resources. The valleys
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thirty Days ne" ,uIIed Ont In New
Jersey.

PROCLAMATION OF GOV. rARKBR, OF SHw JERSEY.
l have been expecting Il call from the Pre.i-
dent OF the Uuitvn st ties, or rcqu,i,ion from
G Governor Of the 5 ate IoY invaded by the
Rthels, TOR troops 10 aid IN driving hack the in
vaters. Mt h wing Received such call or re Iui-
.iiur, ast ume thaf the authurite+ near the
scene Il action believe hat they have sufi .ient
irrce az their command 10 meet the emergency.
!, however, view the expedition as more
,eIiOus Than an ordinary raid. battle has
bctD fought within few miles Of BIltimore, and
our forces, composed ia prt OF veteran rroo1',
lave been driven hack. 10 diligence has been
received that the railway between Pmlai ielphia
nd Baltimore hiss been cu and cOm'nu 1iration
he WI ell the East ard Washington Interrupted.
The n.iional sapital is seriou.ly threatened.
Al houph New Jersey has MT been OH tally
called upon Tor troops In this emergency, yet
rePar"ing the danger az imminent, | call upon
the cit zebs of thi State 10 organize immeiiltely
into companies, and report 10 the Adjnnnt-
Gti eral of the State for thirty diys' service in
nsylvania, MARY land, and the District Of
Cpli mhia.
Given under my hand and priyy seal at Tren-
ten, this 18TH day Of July, 1854.
JOEL PARKER.
Attest-S. NJ. Dickinson. Phvate Secretary.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

SeasOnRbIe Remedy
FOR DIARRHGA AND DYsENTERY. JAru's oar
,uHArIvS BAIsAS VIII be found = certain, ssfo, ana
Prcmpt rosnedy. , he most violent attacks Of these
complaints. no matter n ryu what cause they Orlgl-
mate thoroughly subdaod By It. an no bad effects
spring from It's use
FOR AsATIC CHOLERA, CRAMPS, 40 JARVIS
CAnMSArvE BALs,N, II administered promptly,
wu afford immediate reI.f, the disease being thus
frequently eradioated In It's earliest stages
CtsJsra Norbus, Sour Stomach, ard an Bo~ci tgsc-
n.us are speedily cured by DR. JATSEs CAnuIs,rrp. It
takes away al soreness Of tho abdomen sooihcs The sto
tntch, aud restores It's natural acton. As family
remedy for hc diseases generally 50 prevalent among
children and ADULTS daring ho summer months, tits spo-
caly oc mmendcd, being prompt in lis operation por-
fc,uy sa'o ana easily administered
Prepared only ct No. 2ia Ciu,Sur street.
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GLENS-WRlGHT -July II. 1854, at The residence Of
Dr j 4. NrALt, hy J. r. Chaolatn, IL. JANE u.
Ga I'm - Mes C.ty, Michigan, ana hlss AMELIA b.,
daughter Of Edwara Wright, Is l., Of Phi iellhi4.
I3nI Y-D hYls -Jn tue I2ih INST, by The Rev. J.
Au, - f. Hour, ~ vest Philadelphia JACOB HIGHLY,
" KIT ny, Mar land 10 Mise ELtZABErH @.
DAVIS, o. s cay caugher Of the ate I'd ward DAVIS.
KERN-ECIlFkT -on the lOh INST, by the Rev, John
hutr, Str. JOnh 5. KERN 10 Miss SARAH r. EChERr,
all Ot thls city.
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A NEW CoAHIssIoE.-A Auothcr Commission
comirg into the Aeld--the American Union
Comn.iss on--is objecs being 70 aid the people Of
| those secfiops Of the country that have been
oe'olated and impoverished by war. to restore
.h,h civil and social state, upon the basis of
nua.ssy, eaucation, freedom, and Christian
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l;AILRcAD COuuuNICATION WITH
RNHEb MnktE

We are informed by Mr.. S. NJ. FELTON,,
President Of the Philadelphia, Wilmington,
and Baltimore Railroad, that arfangem .pts
have been II made TO run twice dill each way
from Baltimore and Philadelphia to Perry
vile by raj, and from Perryville to Baltimore
by steamer. The Company is now prepared
to take passengers, mails, troops, and supplies.
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TO AUTHORIZE an ADD IiOSAL LOAN
TO hEE1 THE ENpENSEI IL lIDENT TO tn
DEIENsE Or HE CITY, AND Fox U CHER Pun
4, SES
seciunl The Select and Common Councils - tho CD
Of h. delpla do Ordan That the Mayor Is hercOy a
thOrzed 10 borrow loss than par, tho credit
the corp ration such ~ mo oy as may be islutc
By the (iy 1r asure!, from tim % time to provide ID
the fam les ct from the cl ~ Pnlado'ph
the 80 vice 'ftte Unit"d Stans an Ir the 70
city, moi exceeding N the whole the Sum OF haudr5
thUu sand ans for hsh ntere tnot ed the taI
OF sx pe cont annum shall be paid half years, n
the trsi deh OF January and July, at the oce ofthe 81
Treasurer.
The principal oftle said loan sh ~ be payable aud pal
at tie tXpTa i'm thirty yeas frt m the date OF e sam
and OF Letvre hou he sent holder, thereof, an
c,rlhcDtts thefefJr tue usual form such cst hca
OfCitJ LOai shall bsssueun n ush moan as tnnleude
may quire bu hot iur any Iract al paIt VI bO' or
Ie uTed. H. am uns of hse hund ed ~ 'ne thoIsan
dol HTs ana h be aed sRij certihcAes M
a. said a. theeln mcro ed and the interest tntrs
phk ablc II Q trum all taxes.
Sc OD2 Whenever dus snail 60 made b, vtrtu
hefeOi there shau be, turcs Il ths ordnance, al
R HpoprRed out ~ tho Income Of the corp a
and I q sum b, 5aXai on. a u n suiflcl
pay The interest said co lncaes; end the nrtner sui
OF three enths o eentun hs "a value Of sud
Ger utaies. so Issued, shah he 43op ia'ed uar.ey u
OF Tie inc"ne and taxes 10 sinking tund, which ul|
and its Accommodations arc bereOy especi y pedsed II
the edempuon and payru, nj ct 'aid curtaoa es.
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CIERK,s OFFICE. COMMON ConNCI.

Y Paladeiphia. July s. 1885,.
In accO dance with resolution adopted by Com no
Coz neil II the city e PlLadelpha, thursday the Ii
day CfJune, 1854, tho aunrN Ell bill, entitled
"AN ORbISAN1E
TO AUTEOtIYR An ApUI ftINAL LOAN To NEE
THE ENfLHSES lNCIDEST TO THE DEFENgI
or TIE CITY. AND FOR OTHER PURPO SES,"
ls hereby published IJr public information.
WIZ SNAIL,
CLERK nj gtmnaon "a Incu.
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Vino IInNnnn CtgnrN-

Rinc Havana Cigars
Mfs=Es. DAVIS q RicHAED-,
ARCu sSp TESrH.
have .u.t received ne ~ importailnof of
uAvAAA CtGAES,
OF ho e. olgst brands.
Iron Safes.-itcCp ~ before the PhtIa-
dophia public that LIre so-caed Burglar Proof Safos
manufactured in 1ruy. Now York, he opened
without noise by drilling small hole Just over tho
centre OF the ocE d.sl and using small wiro Any
Of his Safes can, by this method be opened IN one
minute after the hole hns been drilled said hole DO
drilled In from quarter EAf two hours tmo There is
no SAFE Of his mske June l. ls6t which cannot be
drilled ano opored In this manner.
Parties uterettvd referred my Challenge 70 Lille,
and other relative his Safes, published In the
North American" juno n, lSGi, and "SuRdSy DIS
patch" JLne 10, 1884.
Eoewiths anding the positive Assurances gyeu by Mr..
Lille the pubic that his Safes drdl proof persons
desiring be convinced havo sny 20 call a. Evans &
waisons sASmander SAFE Store No. l5 Fourth street.
whoro tee operation Of drilling and opening will be done in
their presence every morning a. 10 O'Clock until the pub
lie satisfied that lis safes DO dLed and oponed
without making any Ioho.
DAVID HvANA,
OF the Firm Of Evans Watson.
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RESOLUTION
AUTHORIZING THE CLERK To PUBLISH THE on
nG

Resolved That the or o. Common Council be suthoI
bed 70 publish III laily Oaprfs In this city. hai
for crr ks, ne ordiuan prese ted TO nmm Con
cil, at state mecng thereof reld ou the sob CAY
Jbue iht4. entuled
"a Ordinance % AntLonz" au duiOnn f,otn 10 NEE
th, oApen1es incident to the deence OF the CITY. aud n
.othp purpOteb."
and the said Clest. at the s'a'ed meeting
Councils after the eApraii OF iOar weeks trOn III
hrs dny e ssd pnh Caron, Snat present 10 thI
Council of each Aid newspapers fo' every dsv !
which the snail have been do y9 ~
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PIANos.

X. q. whitman a Co.,
Manufacturers sf Now and Delicious CONNECTIONS, AoAd
PAste, Chocolate carAmsls. Creams La Mode de
PaEls, exquialtely favored
Roasted Jordan AlraoAda, 40, Sc.
No. 9le ChsSaUt street, below Fourth.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

STArE or THEEAoMsIER To.DAv.--Six A. NJ,
"a Noon, S34. On- y. NJ, s33. W'sd, Etst.
r---~-e>ye-4--.--e-y--4,sai.s4
ABiIvAL or SICK AND WoUNDBD SULpfgRs.--
The etssm dshlaa arrived At this port this
morning, with two hundred and thirteen Pom.
~ ysris soldiers On board from AlcxiIiria, Va
m - of whom are fTing from wounds rv-
ceiyed in battle. The Ashiond IL under the charge
OF SURGEON J. @. Cantwcll, anl left Alexandria
On Mui day. Her news has al bacu auticipuci
6p 'hr passage up one uf Tie patents, nYnrv
Theuta OF Comp ny t. Ii DelaSase Reg mrnt
dicd. Hr WIS suffering trom u gunsnot wound
md diauhpa Nearly AL on hoard wers Penn.
=, Nanrng. The following 1, list of tlt1
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AND owNRR,

Ia TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND oWNKRI
SU&-The unaersigned hGvng leased the kkhdlSt|
TON SCREW DOCK, bepe 70 inforla ns nlsnoI ana n
parona of The Dock thar he 10 prepared win noraas|
mcties 20 nose having vessels 70 DO ras
~ re,,ayea and Detne practical ship carpenter al
esuiksS n dive person attention 70 anVessels entrust
10 him for repairs. a.. ,...- -. go.
hsvtns vessels 10 ropslT, are solicited 70 ozn.
HaVin the aSency for the sale OF "Wetterstedts Pate
Metallic Compost on or Copper Paint ior hs preserv
ton og vessels bottoms for thls city, prepared
larniih the same on favorable terIns,
JOHN II. HAMMTT,
kenslnRtOn Screw Dock
mAll-a DolaWafe Avenue. aboya Laurel atreot.
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OFFICE CmY BOUNTY COMMIsSION,

NFFICE CITY BOUNTY COMMISSION,
~ No. 4l2 PiUNE StrceJ-''S abstitdt's Tine CITY
Roun'y Of two hundred and itiy d0llas ~H be paid IN
o. here eDIU citizens OF Philadelphia, In advance
he dra put in three years suh.tu cs not liable -
drR proper credit is given upon the quota of their
uistIitts.
II czens not enrolled put IN suhsttut,s the substitute
UaArIed volunteer, and proper ey ience OF hia
being CREDITED IL entitled tn the huunty
1Ee opportunity il thus arurded fur tzens TO aid the
cFrsr willie curing exemptions for themselves aud
assisting city TO nj / quota. YS