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ATTACHMENT.
zimmerman Il Killgore vs.. n. J. Lillard.

Zimmerman klIgOfe vs.. n, J. IlIIaTl'
rNHE PLAINTIFFS, ON AFFIDAVIT,
say the defendant is indebted to hem and 50 absconds
or that the ordinary Of law cannot be
served upon him. having obtained original attachment
against the estate Of the defendant made reurnabe before
VIM D. Adams Justice OF the Peace for Melss county and
The having been their property II Is ordered by
ad that the defendant appear before him at his Office
in M,gs county on the eth day Of October 1860 or II VIII
no nyoeeded with ex parte II Is further ordered that this
lice be published for successive weeks In Brownow Wing
as a. n,as WIN. b. ADAMS, J. p.
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John hood w. George W. Yost, William Ross and others.
I'VE plaintiff make oath that the defendants George w. Yos
and William Ross have absconded and gone beyond the
service OF ordinary process ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks In Bownows Wing notifying
said deendanst appear term Of the Circuit Cour
Tor hoane county at Kingston, the Hst Monday OF July
next 70 defend said suit or judgment BY default will taken
against them, pf6s W r. PATTON ClsTL
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ATTACHMENT.

v. {. Murphy We. A. j. Bradley.
1NHE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
i says the defendant indebted to him and absconds that
the ordinary Of law cannot be served upon him. having
obtained an attachment against the estate OF the den
dan, made reurnable before Isso Troer, Justice OF he
Peace for Sewer county, and the same having been On
his Ia said Justice that the APP
pear before him al his sevier county on the ON DAY OF
November 1865, or will be proceeded with ea pare ar
Their ordered that notice he published for four successive
weeks In Brovniows whiR. .., s,o,ry, m
je7.4v PFC isAAo 'hoiihh,'S'
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LB.AH. Martin VS.. Samuel B. Eskridge

INHE plaintiffs make oath that the defendant has ao'
.copded and gone beyond the service of ordinary
process 1t ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks in Brownlows Whig notifying said de-
PENDANT to appear at the next term of the Circuit Court
for Roane county, at Kingston, on the first Monday OF
July next TO defend said suit judgment by default will
he taken against him. pf5S W. s PATTON, Clerk.
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John Marncy vs.. Samuel B. Eskrijge

WE plaintiff makes oath that the defendant has alb
Il seconded and gone beyond the service of ordinary
process 1t is ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks in Brownows Whg notifying said de-
endant to appear ut the next term of the Circuit Court
or Roane county, at Kingston, the first Monday of
1uy next to defend said suit or judgment by default will
be taken against him, pfjs W. S. PATTON, Clerk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21

HL plaintiff makes oath that the defendants have
ed and gone beyond the service OF ordinary process II
ordered that publication be made for successive
Brownows Wing notifying said defendants TO appear at The
neh term OF the Circuit Court for Rosne county Kingston
on the first Monday Of July next defend said suit or udg
ment by default VIII be taken against them
pfo VS.. PATTON, Clerk.
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ATTACHMENT

John Gamble vs. Thomas A. Pope
YNHE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT
says the defendant indebted to him and 80 abseonds
or conceas himself that the ordinary process OF law
be served upon him. having obtained original attachment
against the estate OF the defendant made returnabe beore
and the same having been levied the defendants
ordered by said Justice that the defendant appear before
MN al his ONCE In Louisville BOunt county Tennessee on H.
IN day fseptember 1862 it will be with es parte
In Brownows Wing. W. ''u' "eeAs
le,-sw p"o JAMES HENRY,JP
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CARPENTER & MUNSON.

General Claim Agents,
j. B. CARPENTER,
Late Lieutenant and Aduant l Tennessee Light Artillery
S. MUNSON,
Late Lieutenant and Adjutant sth Tennessee Cavalry,
MOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
the citizens Of East Tennessee that they have opened
office in '
KNOX VILE
Tor the purpose of adjusting and collecting all classes Of claims
against the Government for supplies taken informal vouc
ers gwen and supplies taken and receipts given and for
services rendered Prompt attention given settlements Of
officers accounts stoppage OF pay removed and certificates
Of non-indebtedness obtained for resigned officers
Reasonable prices charged
Vouchers bought or collected at lowest prices.
eB Office LIST door South Of Exchange Bank, Cav street
fVst onice BOX lss, knoxville. Tenn.
O. Houk, Capt. McNeish anb.Sms
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Walker Pierce VI. Jas. W. Adkisssn and Geo. W. fos
vJNIE plaintiff makes oath that the defendants have
absconded and gone beyond the service of ordinary
process 1t is ordered that publication be made Tor four
successive weeks in Brownows Wing, notifying said de-
PENDANT to appear at the next term of the Circuit Court
for Roanc county at Kingston, on the first Monday Of
July next to defend said suit Judgment by default viii
be taken against him. pts W. 5. PATTON, Clerk.
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% & z G. O O % S,
GROCERIES.
Boots and Shoes,
Hats, Ready. Made Clothing, &C., &C.,

Which snrey fresh from Cincinnati aud purchased from
the Oldest and best houses and will be sold vi reduced prices
We ask careful examination VI stock AID prices,
evng that vo can please all who wish TO purchase We have
experienced aud accommodating clerks who will take pleasure
IN showing goods whether you wish to purchase
Our motto will be- "Quck sAles and Small Profits" aud for
this purpose We arc determined 70 sell our goods At the very
lovest prices,
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hls ease The painlln makes oath that the defendant
Bent Wecker, Is absoonded and gone beyond lle sen.
vice Of ordinary process II Ia ordered that pbeation he
made for four successive weeks In Brownow Wing noifng
said defendant appear at the OF The Oireu Cour
Tor Roane county at Kingston, the fr Monday az INV
next to defend said suit judgment by default viii be ths1
against hm pD' WIS. PATTON, CLERK.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21

VWE PLAINTIFF, on AFFIDAVIT, SAYS THE Ne
PENDANT Is indebted 10 him, aud absconds that ho
ordinary process cannot DO served upon him. having obtained
an original nachmi against the estate VI the defendant
nudo roturnablc before James baker Justice the Peace I
McMnn county aud thn same having been levied on h po.
pery u ordered by said Justice that the defendant apear
before him al hi oce In Athens ON the lei day Of August N
OF II viii be proceeded with parc II il further ordered
that this notice be- published for -four successive weeks IN
Btownows Nhig, JoliAw Pfc" JAS, BAKER j. u
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Robert H. Byrd and wife, Mary L. Byrd, vs.. g. W. iost
Robert D. Duncan and T. A. Yost.

vJNHE plaintiffs make oath that the defendants have
absconded and gone beyond the service Of ordinary
process. 1t is ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks in Brownows Whg notifying said de-
PENDANT appear at the next term OF the Circuit Court
for Roane county at kingston on the first Monday Of
July next to defend said suit judgment by default
will be taken against them.
iuneI-iv pf5s W. :. PATTON, Clk.
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ATTACHMENT.


JACKSON hnd liornAhy vs. VIM ~ smith
T'HE PLAINTIFFS, on AFFIDAVIT, SAY THE DE
lfNDAhT indebted 10 them and absconds that Tho
ordinary process cannot be served upon him having obtained
an original attachment against tho estate Of the defendant
made eiuinabe before james Baker Justice VI the Peace fol
McMln county, and the having been levied h PRO,
perry II Ii ordered by said Justice that the defendant apcar
before him Al s ooo In Athens the 10th day sopa her
ueAl or VIII be proceeded with pare II IL further or.
defed that this notice Ne published for four successive week In
BroWnuW's Wing ufb5 JAS BAKER 4 p
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John Hood VS.. Samuel b. Eskriige,

TIVE plaintiff makes oath that the defendant has alb
sconded and conc beyond the service of ordinary
process II is ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks in Brownow's Wing, notifying said de-
PENDANT to appear at the next term of tn. Circuit Court
for Roane county at Kingston, on the first Monday OF
July next to defend said suit Judgment by default will
be taken against him. piss W. $. PATTON, Clerk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21

III YOU WANT A GOOD SUIT OF
4 CLOTHES, don't ial TO cell at '. u. Pace & Co.'s
They have hpndsome stock.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-21

YOU CAN BUY A GOOD ARTICLE
Of rea. Coffee, Rice, Pepper, Spice,
indigo, Nader, COpperas, Alum, Candles,
Backing, Brushes, BrOOms. Paper, Pens,
Ink, &C., Sc.. Al the store OF
j.. PACE A 60.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-13

Grignani says that at the last meeting Of
the Paris Academy, NJ. Robert read a paper
on flint implements, beginning with some re-
marks about the quarries of st. Priest. near
Charles, where a large number of bones of
the elephant, rhinoceros, and other pachyder-
mata had been found;
He states that after a minute examination.
he has been unable to find on these bones the
slightest mark, except such as had been pro-
dueed by the stroke of the shovel or pickaxe
1sringing them out. Some, indeed, might
have been caused by the violent rolling of pv-
romachous tiints over them. The bones
moreover, had not been found in sandy but
IN pebbiy soil: and our author expresses
surprise at finding the ground. and certain
caVerns at Leves. nearly covered or filled with
the above mentioned flints all aeglutinated
together with a kind of reddish clay. contain
ing much hydrate of manganese NJ. Robert
contends that all the supposed marks of in
struments observed on fossil bones must have
been produced by thRolling of broken 1ints
driven forward by the elements. He seems
10 forget, however, that some of those marks
were actually representations of animals and
other visible and well-known objects. But.
on the other hand, returning TO the Pressie.
nyie-nrand, he declares, as before that the
fragments OF flint found there are not by any
means instruments made by the savage auces.
TORS OF the Celts. but are the refuse lef; there
after irultiess attempts had been made to eet
good gun fiints out of the particular quality
vi nint SO abundant there. As this aualitv
oio not answer the expectations of the work
men, they desisted, and went to the neiobbor-
ing departments to find a sort of stone mora
to their purpose.
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A Major gets the NitseD

"A gallant officer who formerly wore n grave
iesi on each shoulder has for some time h aao
DONG the soft talk FOR married lady on Nor.
ket street, her husband, it is said. being shnt
out from jealousy by the walls of Grat;ot s,raat
prison. Night before last the SON IF NJ
ana a sitep-son Of Cupid took walk with the
.as Gpof h 9Th Of bis idoatry During the prom
eliue me hekle coquette gave him the slin.
ana ,oak The arm OF rival for her second )
hand affections. The man of war. instead If
cutting his rival throat, or demand;n@ , n; -
'ois Tor two, called for laudanum for enc 10
swallowed s' enough of the sleepy fluid 70 do
MS business, and lay down to de.
on returning from her walk. the lad,
Earned what her swain had done. and ranant.
eu OF her former cruelty. A pbys;cian vnr
sen, s Tor, stomach pump was thrust INTO The t.a
MAJOR craw; the laudauam was forced ~,
aed the thunderer was rescued from the ;a w,
her dah:i;, trday the relentng lady took
h., =. ated admirer TO her own room. laid
Apon her own downy couch. and famed
MS burning temples all day without growing
weary. The husband in Gratiot, if he ses9
this item, is requested to keep cool.-.T. L.,,fis
Democrat, 9TH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-13

LIVERY MAN TO FATHER BITS OWN CHILDREN.
ne giving to the ceiored man and woman
his and her oath IL the courts. IS destined m
produce some interesting episodes in ,lomes.
te life. In the following case, which bas;nst
come before the freedmens' Bureau for dec;.
SION. there are what "A. Ward" once had !,
ms family-"f,ro episodes. = 4 colored wo-
man iiving IN or near Hillsboro. whose hns.
pand mas been Hnaroi,iably absent four wears
',hs e"o hght complexioned youngsters added
10 her Irst two children one aud tr., 80. -
age. The husband having re,nrnad - ~ :,
home, claims his wife and Two cb,ldroa i ~
un,jects 70 supporting the last two. who rese,n.
' re ahother ana wiuter man living near by.-
Inc woman desired TO make oath no 20 a.
paternity OF the last two children. and ,ba 80.
~ 5Ici'or OF the county has stated the f,c,s -
'oi. Nhittlesey. and asked his deois;on ;n ~
case. The Colonel directs thai the wonan ' bs
htiowea TO declare who is the father or ).
children and upon a fair hearing - me
- require that he Provide in - 'hecase'
according to the laws ~ their support
Slple settled by ~ the State. The priu-
Tor num.-. LIS case will provide fathers
s.pon'' .ous offspring hitherto without re-
-.Die male "parients.' This strikes to
toe root of the matter, and is likely to pro
duce some little perturbation in domestic af-
fairs.-No'fh Carolina Cor. n. i. Tribune.
-------- -
The reported theft Of the records of the
Andersonville prison is thus explained They
were originally sold for $500 aud clerkship
to the War department by Torrance Attwa-
ter, who, while in prison there, managed to
abstract them from the rebel officials. He
was afterwards detailed to accompany Cant.
Moore's party to Audersonville. and during
his absence secretly made copy of the orig.
inal, with the prcsumable intention of repeat.
ing the sale in another quarter He is now
undergoing a court martial for the offence.
Capt. Moore has the original copy in his pos.
session.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-13
Adventures Of :. Trunk COntaiu-
Ing Forty Thousand Dollars.
| From the CINCINNATI Gazette, 7fh.l

~
Some weeks since, Mr.. f. B. Long, of At
lanta' Oa, started North, carrying with him
a large trunk, in which he had the sum OF
forty thousand dollars. one half of which wa :
IN gold and silver. After considerable annoy
ance and vexatious detention, and several At,
tempts by others to get possession of the val
1aole contents, Mr.. Long finally reached
chattanooga IN safety. AT the Chattanoora
eepot the trunk was despatched to the Crutch-
held house. On its way thither il was for.
eioiy taken possession of bysome soldiers and
carried to an out-cfthe-wav place and broken
open aud the contents with the money ammo
priated. The trunk was then secreted and
SO was the money. Days passed and nothing
was heard OF the missing trunk At length. n
couple OF boys heard two soldiers TALKING
aoout a trunk containing large amount of
iiohey; lney reported the circumstance. and
'nis leu 10 the arrest OF the soldiers, and the
recovery OF the trunk and the $40. 600 tho
entire amount being found. The soldiers are
now Kept under guard with a ball and chain
10 thelr ankles. Yesterday morning Mr. /,
Tgaehea TINS city, and stopped at the Spencer
4 rouse lie stepped out, and on returning to
MS room, discovered part of the qaId yras
scattered upon the floor. Alarmed loot bo
had again been robbed, the trunk was oniekfv
examined, when it was found that The eold
i mao become loosenod from the package in
., i had been placed, and had slpped
through some cracks in the trunk. which had
oeeh made at the time of the Chattanooga
Lto; TO- Mr. Long finally concluded to pnt
N' money IN the safe, and AZ last the identi |
cal 900 is locked M in the Snencor H. H.
safe, where it is supposed to be secure frap
narm' at least till Mr. L. again resumes he
travels The trunk looks as though # had
haa some right rough handling.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-13
BATCHELoR,s HAIR DYE.

Tie Original and Best In the World. The only true
aud perfect Hair bye Harmless. Reliable and Instan
tsneous. Produces Immediately splendid Black OF
natural Grown, without nuring the hair skin. Rem
eies the i'll effects bad Dyes Sold by all Druggists
The genuine Is signed William A. Batcnelor. Also,
REGENERsTING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEuRs,
Tor Restoring and Beautifying the Hair.
aug2l-dssly CHARLES BACHELOR, n. Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-13

The paymaster general has drawn, since
the first Of May Last, $4,000, 900 70 pay
troops.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-13

Ex-Gov. g. J. Kirkwood will speak at the following
times and places upon the political questions Of the day

The Local Committee at the several points above
TONED will please make the necessary for
said meetings. JOSHUA TRACY,
Chairman State Central Committee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-04
INES. LIQUORS, &C.

p0URBoN wHIsKEY.-soo BARRELS -. A. MIL.
ler" kellarY and other celebrated Kentucky Bour
sale Pi4ia itS Il wi Iss Co.
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NOTICE TO EMIoRANTs.

NOTICE TO EMIoRANTS.
IN The Georgia Land and Emigration Company through
their acting Secretary have made arrangements with tho
agents OF The lines of steamships running Savannah
which reduces the price of for esant 10 go
Emgrants the State Of Georgia win apply passage
V furse Of the respective shps Of thcss ncs III piers
NcA II. - aud Is North river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-04

A NY PERSON HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE FIRM
n OF M Jacobs III Chatham street. VIII please can Tor
settlement at 49 Pearl for three days from oAe as
he discontnues business ut that place. :. ,.,onc
NEW YORK, Nov. 2, 1858. NJ JAoobo.
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Passage by the wednesday steamers FIRST cabin 500
age, &35 Payable In U. 8. currency
Passengers also forwarded 70 Havre HAMBURG Bremen
&C. at moderate rates.
seerage passage Liverpool or Queenstown $50 gold
the equivalent Tickets bought here by persons
sending for their friends
For further information apply at the company Offices
JOHN a. DALE, Agent,
Broadway w York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-04
ANTHOLOGY.

A b. MAURICE. REAL AsrRoLoGER or AMERICA,
"a tells The very day you marry name, likeness absent
friends situations good luck on sea land success N al
undertakings; wealth health and long HE 70 ell who con
suit him A written destiny, by letter 81. lB Blocker
street. Wooster. Ladies, 80 cents gentlemen, ~
A srONIsHING. MADAME MORRows MAGIC
n image Astonishing all visitors The sick should
call without delay Likeness and speedy marriage
she world In telling the and future; telling
BY letter, g. H Ludlow street. near Houston. Fee Ia
full, 30 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-04

UNOR SALE-BY A GENTLEMAN GOING TO EUROPE,
very stylish pair Of bay carriage Horses l5tl hands
high eight old also Brett Harness. Robes a.
Can he the stable OF University place
Thirteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-04

L,OR sALE-A FIRST RATE SADDLE HORSE; SOUND
y SNOWY and gentle; belongs TO General Hunt United
states Regulars, and has been through the Virginia and
North Carolina campaigns. May be Carrols stable
Quarantine landing Staten Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-04

A BONA FIDE INSTRUMENTATION WILSON
tells the object Of your VISIT no. 5s Allen street. near
Houston, over the bakery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-04

E,OR SAiE-A VERY FINE BAY HORSE. l5,s HANDS
high, long tail and stylish suitable for gentemans
carriage for any stylish purpose AT No. II West Fourth
street. In the store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-04

E,OR SALE-A PAIR OF STYLISH BLACK CANADIAN
Ponies, AZ hands high and sound in every particular;
also set double Harness. nearly jaeger Wagon with
poe and shafts at Kings stables Forty street.
Fourth Madison avenues.
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MADAME HoPE.-BY PALMIsTRy ON ALL Az
men ~.
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LN0R SALE-A POLE WAGON. WITH TOP AND DOU-
II bic set OF Harness. built to order by Dubois
harness by Dunscombs. Can be the Opera sabes
~ aud 60 East Thirty second street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-04
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE-Cov-
"A aiming nearly so pages and 100 fine plates and
cravings OF the anatomy of the human organs In state
health disease with treatise early ia de-
porahe consequences upon the mind body, with the
plan Of estmenbc only rational and surccssful
mode Of cure shown by the report Of tested
truthful adviser 10 the married those contemplating
marriage who would their physical condition sent,
free postage address receipt Of 2c In stsmps
postal currency Address Dr. La Croir 81 Maiden lane,
Albany, n. Y
THE GREAT METROPOLIS NOW READy.-ro BOOK.
j sellers, newsnen, strangers and citizens The Great
Metropolis PHELPS New York City Guide. splendid
WORK, WITH and street directory American News Com.
pany, llg and III Nassau street, and H. PHELPS Ne.
Broad street Price 30 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-04

L,OR SALE-A TROTTING WAGON, ROAD BLANKET,
u Sheet, whip &C.. all city make. having
further for them Inquire Mt Eagle Club stable IS IVES,
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A NEARLY NEW BAROUCHE, ONE COACH ONE
n zsea, Phaeton one kockaway $lS6; one handsome
Top and Road Wagons, three Concord Wagons double
single Harness Blankets and Lap Robes " Wooster st.
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RESTAURANTS

THE COMMODORE STILL LIVES AS USUAL PRE-
pairing Free Lunches saloons and restaurants the
New England Kitchen, 100 Nassau street
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OST-A CARAVANS BOOK OF ACCOUNTS AT THE
IL OF Broad and Beaver streets Liberal reward will
be paid II returned to 1865 At the aforesaid place
X. MckONE
CTOLEN-GLEN COVE STARCH MANUFACTURING
- Company Dividend scrip No 81 issued to John b. Luy
ceser or bearer for $3.50 The public cautioned against
purchasing the same.
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THE MEMBERS OF THE TWENTIETH WARD LIGHT
requested TO attend meeting 70 De held at
j. d. o keys Thirty fourth street and Egh ave-
nue. on Saturday evening November 1862 at O'Clock Tor
the purpose of making arrangements for their annual Dali
BY order of Arthur Short Chairman James Devine secy