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westward became an important eonsid
Grafton For this purpose the army las
in the vicinity Of Bethesda church and
Coal Harbor q fall week longer than il
would have done; but the railroad was
finally not only destroyed for miles, bat
completely snnihiiated, 50 far as the
term is applicable to matter. Our mis-
sion on that flank was then accomplish.
ed. We are now here.
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~ Q. GIE Rss. TnR Oldest fleiQih-
~ MAJ ~ me ItsaE CITY tsflaf sfe- -
ffn1er tnerctes 81 Morg-u5 teFf1'si ,n4 ~ t7.t
vile Hroaa hls actually i-fiei p ~ oll tlifiss
Ehaiavar nlas - ssig - tile eoaiftsI l1ifiis.s
.aR Ead caa b seon during hqfi19se n.afi = iA1'A
OF CtiAfgfE. 81 bis -eF ruoiEes
Nos. Eg aud a. Union-stre etl G
..s r,,rher.s else He = 10 s.Wan.ieIiBT ieV, Z, O.
Eeey (isisflss allottr ereefrn but ~ pf1riiss-
=, lalss his ueiF aud cuF ests slIilcEf tliail
80 ssitssrior - az be1l. Dluae tiz h.e1la
Ifse ~ ne Ea-tsrI. sites. ie Eas ll7s.e niaie
aasnted with al TIE iatc improvements q "a
paotornlphc Ar al1 ~ Elii ccnhu1r % bras CAT
fe.s 49, Is sai.si GlEAs ".
jdas i3--tH
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F. EINCK
No. 6 C0LLEGE-STREET,
NAsHVILLE.TENN.

lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT MY
- store.
100 cases Old Bourbon WHISKEY,
60 - Cogusc Brandy,
90 /" Jamaica Rum.
60 Assorted BitfsIs,
70 Madeira Wine,
lQ8 " CataWha Wine,
= (" Sparkling Wine,
90 " Champagne Vine,
9 % =" Rhine Mine
29I bbls. Cncinneti Lager Beer,
50 Old Bourbon Whiskey,
~ Robertson County Whiskey.
The above Wines aud Liquors are al Of the best
quality II yog don't believe Il, c3n AMI judge for
yourselves. F. LINCK.
uue Sim
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PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS,
ToiBE HAD AT TIE
GALLERY of the Cumberland
NO. ss OERAR-SFREKF.
= PRICE .i.OO PER cory.

MO. 1-RtiLkoAD CUIVERT At EsTELL
IN Spungs-
81. z-hsalload Bridge over EIk River. destroy
Micfianp Nechanics and Enqiusers. lenefh al
fset; height 6O FEET
n. einchosiornpd I,sf,yetse Railroad Bridge
10. 4-Q. ri Depsraaens, Decheri, Tenn, Capt.
Johnson. 40. N.
80. - ;onfrabands 10 osneat Uaehera, nsnu.
pesr rss.,S ~ i's essse - sosne .S.s.s. '' 3
No. 1-tlfn Netl shescgu srters Al Cave Spzinr.
nesr steeen On, Ala lEtcnng scene.l
40 - si,o1e {, n1s,sssy s,s.y 2 lsrimeni s'eFeoso',
No. p-st4geison ala BON For Mccosk.
No. loosen RosecEa1s hesdquoTsfs. near Ste
IsRso1, As. ser; :. 8. lsSs !
Rycr, from brasepelt = lloug lslsnd. l5oking
Easf ffQu HE4rEffoFk
No. fs-I.silrls q Railroad Hr.dge over Tennesaee
Esss Tsss, s5 lse@ 5SssEeI 2 qs Island looking
No. lt-Rulns q Drnwhrsdee over Tenn. River
q bndgeP0rt, eopnss''iHs the isiandpslth Eas'sEa
10. iS-foaseos ssaSee oonpesaae tie Is,asd
Nsth the Eastera shore, 81 tndeefcrt. loeiling
No.fs--Ponsoon. and Tressls Rridae over sss
Ter9eesee RiYfr, oonnsctgls Bridgeport sith lhs
Island. iookTiR hesL -
%. - E.atraase y Nekaisck osve..s
Ne. - f.as q saisl'elEe soFl1s nesr snfranos
Ne.2l-. 9. flspsgtsneat. sseveHsOa. kia. Cap
tag Narrees A.a2, h,eslrsl
Nc sl--f1e y 81 enrins staveason. Ala
80, sf-sfeil, q osfosas eizfzE issh Regulars.
Is. 'ss;s-Ruins sfco,soa Fso,osy Al Alisonla. on
81. ! ss-ssps.sa Easar.on,s IIs.iq.u.r.ers. rash.
No 2s->llsaes Hsffery. RON chschzo.
30. x1--ssiats~ma Hciso, Stevenson, Ala.
No. St-.Soun.issAfy Department q SisFensol,
- si- -jusciian n and q. and Rinchsster Rail
~ s3--nainp nesr Stevenson. .Ela
No. 5t-<iol- Ropes Bosslqaartars sleveunou,
Ala, corDnassdl1R 1fh cona. Vol.
re. f5--hef.eE of 3eo. Aeg3sj's Divscn, Sc
~. ss-caESlry Group Stevenson, Ala
30. J5--zfTosr q Retagees, Dechsrd, Tenn.
20. as-s tlsa of 5leFenron. Ala.
No. gg-ltiyert a Decherd lenn-
m. te-rttk EiFef Bridge.
No 81 ~ Tenpesses RefBgss CSmp.
No 11-1liasl lo1sry llh3ge.
No 4s-ia1ntoon crossing Tennessee River -
BndgspoEis msy st
t
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FROM PETERSBUG And VICINITY.
The Sixth Corps.
Of the new York Herald.
Mr.. Oscar G. Savers Despatch
HEADoUARTERs, SIXTH ARsIr CoRFs
NEAR PErERsBUEG, Va, June 20, 1864.

The headquarters of the Sixth corps
were moved yesterday afternoon from
near Hatcher's, on the Bermuda Hun
dred side of the Appomattox river, to
where the corps now lies. As yet lit has
not participated in the severe conflicts
before Petersburg, but it is likely 10
take hand in shortly The Eighteenth
corps has rejoined General Buffers
command, and relieved the Sixth,
which IS now with the Army of the Po-
tOmac
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10 tha LadIes.

An Affections Of ehe Womb treated with success,
Those Married Ladies who have been 80 unfortu-
nate to TniscsrTy OF prove abortion, can be carried
call
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Marshal's Sale.

DY, VIRTUE OF TWO WRITs zen. er. TO
I'D me directed, from the Circuit Court q the
United Sistes for the Middle District Of Tennessee
at its April Term, 1894, win expose 20 public sale
to the highest bidder for cash, at tie Court House
door, ia the city Of Nashville and District AFORESAID
commencing at il o'clock, q. m, on TUESDAY,
the 6th day Of Jolly, 1884, 80 toe right, title, claim,
interest and estate, which William M. Dsmulzes
has in and to piece or parcel Of land lying On the
Nashville and Gelatin Turnpike, II miles from
Nashville. eoHtaiui & i've hundred and siKty-fFe
acres, more or less, IN District No. 90 Of Davidson
cnunty, Tennessee, bounded bv CunnbeTi 4nd Rr-
or on the South, on the East snd North by MsnscOs
Greek, with its various meanderings, and on The
West by the lands of v illian T1zzaTd Alfred Grz-
zsrd, snd Pinckney Gibson; levied on, with what
ever Improvements there may be on the same, 70
satisfy judgments rendered hy said Circuit Court,
agsinst FarTeT, Issn1lkes 3 Co.. and in fsFor u
Potter, White Bailey, and I5enedIet, Hal 4 CO.
=. r. GLASCOCk
may 25-w4t Ism. II. J.. r. (
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MARsHAL's SALE.

- o. r@Os
|. Uaitsd S,atss Is. Br0aas,s F5ladTg, de.
I WILL SELL, At PUBLIC SALE, TO THE
4 highest bidder, for cash, at or near the Depot
OF the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, IN The
city Of NeshFille, on WEDNESDAY, lhe 22th day
Of June, 1854,
small HIND LATHE, feet shears, Is inch
swing
double Lathe, q inch shears, q inch swing.
double headed Lathe, IL inch shears, 70 inch
| Lathe. + y u feet shesrs q inch swing
I. II %
Is
l snsll Table Drill Press.
upright Drill Presses
large upright I-ill Press
isrge Bolt Cutting Machine.
Pialasr, 9 feet tah5e.
. .
F0undry Truck.
small Bellows.
Blachsmitfa Crane.
6Ss los. Smiths Tonss.
I Cone.
small AWHILE.
49, lbs. Man Drilla, and "a feet shafiing.
niey IS =. X. GIASCOGK. n n. D. T.
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ChronIc Cases

with satisfaction: Rheumatism, Affections Of the
Lungs Diseases of the Throat, Swelled Joints,
STIFF Limbs Peursy, Pains Ulcers, Cancer, Gravel,
Diseases Of the Heart and Liver, lntislnmstion Of
the Stomach, ReurelEs, Kings Ev1 OF ScTotula,
Deafness, Diseases Of the Eyes, Debilitated Sys-
TENS, Dyspepss or Indigestion, sud Consumption
together with sl Privsfs Diseases and Diseases Of
the Urinsgy Organs.
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TMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS.
UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McClLL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATNfEEf OF DISEASES, B
GROWING HIM WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, AS 1T IS IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.


NV books viii show thst for the past Eve months
my practice has increased hundred per cent. over
the last year, until it is not to be surpassed by any
in the State With my general practice in the city,
] tresi ths following
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Marshal's Sale.

DT EvIRTTE or HWO WRtrs OF 1LLzS
ID fe7 fseas % me directed frona tne CiEcpi
C0urs 81 the United states f1r TIE Niddle Usihc,
u Tennessee, issued u rs Apiii term, 1884. and
undad upon judgments eb,Ened in sad C0ers,
on the 2sih day u Ap7li, 1865, in tbs esss IS T.
y Gods Marsh HayWagd, and Va q, Austie q
McVeigh, " Jno, B. Everett, VII e1Pose tcpub-
la sale q the highest hdcer 3r cash. a. the Golir
House dor, 10 lbe etF 0f Nashville, and Ifstriel
aforesaid, eammeHcins at 10 oelec<. 3 n. on
SAIt SllAf, the Slth day 81 dulg. l6et al The
ughf, title, intenszt and estsfe when lno. B. Ey-
sTsit hss b snd % A. un6igided fourth parl Of =
yfaft uf land contIrinE GO hcree, more OF less,
lyingiH District No q fevdson county, TenueFsee.
seug me ssrne tr1ct u land nist faos n. EYeref'
dscresed was seized ana POSSESSED of and tlse On
divides 0uIlh part 81 which he devsod 20 said ino.
r. Everett. suteei u ie iie estate u Elizabeth Ey-
ereii, widow of Faid Thomas n. Everett, deceased.
ti,sa Fs.sf . y
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No. S North COlIsge-sireet,

NASHVILLE. TENN.
100 CADDIEs TOBACCO
25 butts DO,
100000 Cigars, assorted,
100 gross Spices,
40 gross Smoking Tobacco
Is boxes Candy,
400 cases Biackberries, ,Respberries,
Strawberries, Pine Apples,
Peaches and Tomatoes,
50 baskets Champagne,
30 bbls fine Bourbon Whiskey,
100 dozen Brandy Peaches
20 cases sardines,
25 boxes Soda,
25 Star Candles,
25 Soap,
Is Picked Onions,
20 bbls Pickles,
20 halfbarrels Pickles,
20 sacks Coffee,
20 bbls New Orleans Sugar
20 Crushed and Coffee Sugar,
20 caddies Tes.
90 bbls Nuts,
50 boxes Raisins,
100 gross Matches,
50 boxes Oysters,
Is French Mustard,
which wiz be sold 81 the
- 49,.
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THESE PENS ARE WARRANTED FOURTEEN
" oarals fine. and PERFECT in every respeet

The above sent by rasil or otherwise, on the re-
celpt Of price aud return postage
Persons ordering viii please state the size snd
style desirec-Whether hard or sof, fine or coarse;
dFo. viii have the privilege Of exchanging It.
A deduction Of fifteen per cent. aloWe q on orders
Of s6 or over, and twenty y-f7e per cent. on those
Of 500.
in the above, with plated cases, from 80 cents up
wards
Literal discount 10 the trade.
Also, viii be kept good assortment Of
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HternitE.

Young Married ladies whose misfortune II has
been not 10 bring forth in due season, remember
God has said yon should multiply and Teplenish. II
Ghis is your desire you cen consult me either D
letter OF IN person. No lady over thiry-hye years
of age need make application. AL communications
by letter or person strictly confidential.
Night Emissions Cared -
Yong Man, stop before you further 60. of al
diseases subject 10 Man, there is no disease 30 hard
to cure a. Night Emissions, and physicians are
scarce that understand treating it aud TO yOu can
say that have cured dozens in this city ss well ss
10 different States, ho have spent dollar aIter dol
lar and are now well ctfed by me. ! am daily re-
ceiyinR letters and sending medicine to al parts OF
the country. IL a word, al that arc diseased II
any way, and vii give me cal, VII give sa1s-
faction Tor al Of the diseases mentioned in this adj
Vertisemeut. The best OF references given IN this
city.
Al letters directed 70
DR.. MoGILL,
Union street, Nashville, Tenn,
JRnl viii meet with prompt attention.
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UniOH' Prisoners Placed Under Fire ia
charleston -C -COFFesDeHdeHCe Be-
tween zen. Foster and Gen. J0aes
on the subject, &c.
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DRs. BROWN & ALEXANDER,
EHBALMERS OF THE DEAD,
For the Army Of the United States.

After the Famous System Of SHequet,
(oFPAKIsl
DRINCIPAL OFFICE, PENNSYLVANIA AVE
II me, Ksshinron, DC. BFanchat Nashville.
6l Union.stseet atJ. y. .turrey's Undertsker.
ii 80 -, -
lie system 10 the United Stsies, by which alone
BODIES arc petrfsd and thus efectualy preserved
for al tme. Those who design sending nome do
cessel friends, during the warm weather especial
ly, Hlll do wei 10 apply to the undersigned.
June 4-Inlar DR GEO r WILLS, Agent
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vALrr or PErrEsBrRe


With the capture Of Petersburg as an
accomplished fact, the DanYiile Rail-
road is the only one that connects the
rebel capital with the Southern confed-
eraey. The width Of the track on this
road Is said to differ from all other
Southern railroads, and viii prevent
the withdrawal of rolling stock This
road can be easily threatened, or even
destroyed, from Petersburg, so that the
rebel government viii feel that Rich
mond is held by a very slight tenure
TIE loss ef PsLsr5Juy Is fts rrl'.ai
SURRENDER OF RICHMOND.
A glance at the map win convince
the most unbeliving Of this. Our com
munications win be matchless; theirs
hopeless Let the timid, who scent disas-
ters IN every breeze and borrow trouble
from all our movements, be assured
that tho glorious campaign sof Nielzs-
burg will ind a parallel here. There
IS something very grand and imposing
IN the slow and steady advance of this
army on Richmond. It reminds one
of the mountains closing in on the three
brothers in the fairy tale
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTNENT or SdCTH D
CARoLHl. GEoRsiA AyD FLosIDA,
CHABI EsToy, June 13, 1854
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sqaahrillr Slnioll.
BM. OAMERON & CO., Publishers.
TRRMs OF SUBSCRIPTION:

SINGLE ooPIEs. scents
EEh H11Hh--..------ 70 cents
WEE KIlF tsingle copy per year.-..........2 90
SIX moutn7..--..-..-----, %
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wAsHueTOx, June 81

~ 't@-itt'stfANfr June -
The following IS the correspondence
between Generals Foster and Jones
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LETTER rAOx orS. JONES TO GIN rosTEa
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is quite warm again The scenes in
the hospitals are all the more terrible
in consequence.
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- - " fA'a1.i.f n "a
Our dispatches have already stated
that an equal number Of rebel officers
Of equal rank VIII be sent % Gen. fos-
ter and placed 10 positions exposed TO
the rebeEhFe Gen Gardner late com
mander at Port Hudson, is reported 10
be among the number
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Wx kussgLL. ir, A. A. q.
Official SoLos a. CARgEE, Captain
and 4. A. a. g.
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BRANDRETR'S PILLS,

THE Weak, the Consumptive, Rheuma-
L tic, Costive, Bilious and Delicate, after
some days use will find renewed strength
and life pervade every organ Of their
frames.
Every dose makes the blood purer.-
the nerves commence in the arteries and
terminate in the veins. These pills, as
first effect, act upon the arterial blood, in
creasing the circulation, by which impuri-
ties are deposited in the veins, and they
throw off such collections into the bowels,
which organs, by the energy derive d from
Brandreth's Pills, expel them from the
system. When first used, the Pills may
occasion gripping and even make the pa
tient feel worse. This is an excellent
sign, and shows the disease will soon e
cured. No great good is often achieved
without some trouble in its attainment,
and this rule applies to the recovery of
health.
For sale by all respectable dealers IN
medicines. my27
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WHAT THE Poor MAN IS PAYING

WHAT THE Poor MAN IS PAYING
If the poor man, the mechanic, the la
boring man, desires to know how much
he is paying to keep up this war which
the Aboltionists swear shall not end ex-
ccpt in emancipation and negro equality,
let him take his days wages and 80 to
the market or the store. He must pay
three cents for box of matches, fifty
cents pound for butter, thirty cts for SUI
gar, and for meat, flour, potatoes, coal and
all that he eats in the same proportion.
For muslin he must pay from seventy-Gve
i've cents to onedollar yard, and for all
other articles of wearing apparel in that
proportions Let him contrast what he
could purchase with it in the good old
days Of Democrat rule. Then he had
peace, plenty, cumfort and happiness
now he has war, taxes, conscri ptions.
WEAKNESS, huDgerand suffering. Let him
vote for Il change, and urge his neighbors
and friends to do likewise Age.
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BtasD The laboring man who is delight

bag" The aboring man who is Delight
ed with the present high prices of all the
necessaries Of life, and is DESTROYS of pay
ing dollar yard for muslin, thirty cents
a pound Tor sugar, fifty cents for a pound
of coffee, three cents for box of matches,
and twelve dollars for ton Of coal, dur
ing the next four years, can be gratitied
by voting for Abraham Lincoln.
ton pa Dem0crot
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Bag A sohoolboy in Hampden county
was caught stealing from the teachers
desk, and his father was at once sent for.
He came, and after administering mild
rebuke to his son, turned to apologize to
the teacher, saying: "You see, my son
has mind so large that be thinks every
thing he sees belongs to him -
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g. A letter was received at the Pro.
vost Marshal's office in Portland, Maine,
in which the name of our beloved country
was written "youknighted stats" Quite
as bad as the Colonel Of Maine regiment,
who, it is reported, signed his name to an
official document, "kurnel K"manding."
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Rag" The old lady who "would'nt ride
in the same car with Copperhead" is
shortly to be married to the old gentleman
who "saw Washington and thinks that
Lincoln looks like him" cit is but JUS
tce to state that the groom is in his
dotage.
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DeH" The Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue has decided that barc-footed
boy need not put a government stamp on
his big toe before he "siumps" it. Con.
siiering the high price of shoe leather this
is very important decision,
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93+"The great beauty Of wife is,"
said IA hen-pecked husband, ''that if she
abuses you herself, she won't let any ono
else abuse YOU
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$1.5O PER ANNUM.
BIBB & co.
Baltimore Stove House,
No. 80 LIGHT STREET,
DABRINfDRt8.

The season is now at hand to buv your
STOVRS, FURNA( ES, RANGES, SC.
Also look and see what repairs you want
done to your stoves, and send in your or
ders early, that we may execute them at
once. Further delay may cause you in
convenience.
Don't forget that we are still selling that
matchless Fire place Stove the
GEM"
To hca, lst, Cd and Sd stories, at a re-
-turtd price, and also the Rc-improped
-"OLD DOMINIONn Cook Stove, that
has SO nobly stood the test over all COM
petitors.
Send in your orders early to
BIB s. CO.,
Baltimore Stove House,
80 Light street, Baltimore.
N. Bold Stoves and iron taken in
exchange. %
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NEW GOODS.

THE undersigned have just received
large and we'll selected stock of Goods
suitable for the season. They are con-
'stantly making up the neatest work. and
the newest and most fashionable style of
Bonnets for the Spring and Sum-
&9 mer, to which they invite the atten-
w ton of the citizens of the town and
the surrounding country. They also de-
sire an occasional call from their Baltimore
friends, when they want something of ex-
ira style and finish, as they are aware that
the undersigned can and will take pleasure
in putting up work of that description.
In addition to all styles of Bonnets,
they keep constantly on hand a variety of
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S
SMALL WARE
Such as Ribbons, Laces, Gloves, Hosiery,
Suspenders, and many other articles in
the Notion line.
Thankful for the liberal patronage here
tofore given the firm, they expect by strict
attention to business to merit its continu-
ance.
NJ. J. WRIGHT s. MITCHELL,
Washington street, two doors north OF
the Railroad, and next door to Nixon's
Hotel, lIAvRE-DE-GRAoE. sep25
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15
voice rRoavlcKsBuRG.

FOR sale by all Druggists
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UNITED rTATeS ARMY
RECRUITING sENvICE (.

wsateA lsr ~ "a unitet stss~s irfaatrr. stl>-
bostct wv kkkikn nsn. e-f~seathe sSss a l.
sni as net isss thaaE iest : tnch~s tisA. sat e
go shsrscter. A mlnor, enaer - years e axr.
an - - suiisiss sifhoats ne written consent e
~ psrert e. Fasrtiku.
re se-~ q rs~xses l. ruksk W IS The
>.asler I'll - entlti~t - ne s@z.e hssntiss PEA
-. e. /. every respr<f tfose siic~et .. a
a - sIfr~ "a - usa Il the NslaaUef service.
- 80 cs.a1.<s AL sssrntea enty. retissr
-sIl "a rtsini~ raise q - p~ilea 4 80 een-
ulss.sss1 sslc~r. snS fen ssls siss ~ is- 80.
viara n<f'ssrscns ne 10y = ssls<ss-'. a ne
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~ Alta meeting OF Social Lodge No.
Go. f. 4 A. NJ. the following resolutions we're
adopted:
WHEsKAs. Brother Samuel Mack. a mem
Der. departed this life on the 9th iast., at his
residence in this city. in the 4Ist year OF his
age. and
WHEREAs, Brother Mack was an honest
and exemplary citizen. respected for his good
acts by all who knew him. In the exercise
Of that right which tire laws of our country
confer upon all, 70 worship God according 10
the dictates of his own conscience, be was a
sincere aud upright follower of his creed
he was charitable and never denied aid
where It was needed and proper to be given
As Mason he was earnest, active and
dilligent The kindlier sentiments inculcs-
ted by the Institution OF Free Masonry were
congenial TO his nature aud disposition
He was devoted to his family, ard in his
death they have met with a loss that l. shar-
ed by this lodge, the fraternity and THE COM
munity.
/, was right that our Order gave him the
honor OF Masonic burial
3Rssolped, That the sympsthies Of the mem
bers OF this lodge be, and they are hereby.
extended 10 the bereaved family Of our de-
ceased brother, and that these proceedings
be published and copy, under seal. be fur
nished TO the family OF the deceased.
BY order 81 the Lodge
J. S. WYETH, W NJ.
T.. SrRousE. Scc'y