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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-11-01
Purify the Blood,


ntfe blood be pure the body which Is formed
from and by the blood cannot be diseased. But If
there be in any part Of the body any affection,
such as boil or ulcert even brnise, the blood
circulating through that part takes up impure
matters from the local affection and carries It into
the general system This isthe cause often of
sudden death to persons Of full habit afflicted with
boils and ulcers, and whouse no medicine; the
matter gets into the circulating system and chokes
up the fine blood vessels which supply the brain
with vitality and life ceases as IL
BEREFT BY LIGHTNING. .r--
Now, this can be remedied
E~v-UT BRANDRETHS PILLS IT Fry-..
take all Impure matters from the circulation, and
save the general health, soon curing local affec.
tions also. BRANDRETH'S PILLS protect from
tedioustimes of sickness and often savelife Sold
BY all Druggists > - - - "a e..
Oct lS, 1566.-1m
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FARM For SALE,

WISH 80 sell ny farm, situated in Jackson
\ township, Jackson county, about one mile
from Cases Mill. 1t contains over forty acres
with about twenty-five acres under cultivation,
and six acres With the underbrush cut Of. and
seeded in grass. 1t lies on public road. II is
well watered. There isa new house, barn, fruit
trees, &c.
For terms, call on me on the premises or ad
dress me by letter, directed to JAckaon c. H.,
Ohio. - FRANCIS RABISKI
Sept 27, '66-3rn.
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DIED.

October 27. 1866, of PARALYSIS. Mrs. Ellz METH
Hoor, wife of Peter Hoop, aged Ga Years and IS
days.
Ironton, Hillsboro and West Union papers
please copy.
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DR.. Cheeseman's Pills

have been Il Standard Remedy for over thirty
wears, and are the most effectual one ever known
for all complaints peculiar to Females. To all
classes they are invaluable, inducing, with certain
tv, periodical regularity They are known to
thousands who have used them at different peri
DDS, throughout the country, having the sanction
of some of the most eminent Physicians in Ameri-
ca.
Explicit directions. stating when they should not
be used, with each BOx-the Price One Dollar per
Box, or6 Boxes for 10. containing from so to 60
Pills. ..tI t... .s .. 10
Pills sent by mail promptly, secure from obscr-
yation by remitting to the Propretors. Sold by
Druggists generally, IL -,LMEtHff
HUTCHINGs & H1LLYER. Proprietors,
.--r su q boa a. 81 Cedar St.. New York
Benton & DuNHAM, Cleveland aud JonS d.
PARE, Cincinnati, Wholesale Agents. 81 a.i, J
Es-SOld in Jackson by Dr. 0. %. MILLER. a1
Feb %, l8G6--lv r..
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THE rock for the foundation of the
new Court House is now being hauled, and the
ground has been dug out and leveled ready to lay
down the rock this fall. {
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We learn that trunk containing sew
eral hundred dollars in gold was stolen from the
Gibson House on Monday night. 1t was found
next morning, and had not vet been opened
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THE American Agriculturist for No
vember is received, and is an excellent number
We have sent some half dozcu copies Of this
work to our farmer friends the present year free,
aud VIC hope some of them may get up clubs for
next year. and thus secure to themselves the liber-
81 premiums offered
Published by Orange Judd q Co., New York,
at 81, so per year
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~ \. TowELL, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
fsrs 20 tho Merchants and FurnAcemen OF Jackson
county asuperior stockof Dry Goods 4 Notions,
on terms the most favorable. lyl
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A NEW PERFUME Called svrsr oporoSAx
"A FROM MExIco. manufactured BY z. 7. Saith
& Co., New York, Il making sensation wherever
Il ID known. II 10 very delicate and its fragrance
remains on the handkerchief for days.--Evenia9
BuiitHS Pbilsdelrha. fOct II, ,6s--Sn.
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Local Matter.

q ADvERrlsEMENTs for insertion in the
STANDARD, must be handed In by noon on Tues
day each week, as the paper is made up on Tues
day evening. a'..
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StI'ayed.

StTRAYED from the subscriber TWO HOGS,
~ about one year old. One is black, the Otht r
is a spotted one They will weigh about 200 lbs.
each. Also, THREE BLACK SHOATS, about
six months old. They will weigh about so lbs.
each. They are not marked ANY one giving me
any information that will lead to the recovery Of
the aforesaid hogs will receive reward Of $500.
}. w. BLACK,
Oct. %, '66--3w. LatrObe Furnace
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SWEET OPOPONAX! Ladies', In their morn
~ ing calls. carry joy aud gladncss when per-
fumed with Sweet 0poponax.
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DR.. Cheeseman's Pills

was the commencement ofa new era in the treat
ment of irregularities and distractions which have
consigned so many to premature grGre. No fe-
male can enjoy good health unless she is regular.
and whenever an obstruction takes place the gen.
eral health begins to decline. These Pills form the
finest preparation ever put forward with immediate
and persistent success. DON'T BE DECEIVED. Take
this advertisement to your Druggist, and tell him
that You want the BEsT and most RELIABLE FE-
MALE MEDICINE IN THE WORLD, which is compris-
cd in these Pills.
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A New AND PERFECT SEWING

MAChlNE. - THE BARTLETT ELASTIC
STITCH practical family SEWING MACHINE; 4;
combines all the advantages Of the best and most
popular Sewing Machines. greatly sinpliaed, with
other essential Improvements Runs either way
uses short, straight needle Is extremely simple,
sews all kinds Of goods, runs very still. has only
one threading, has the rnost perfect ten,ion and
performs easily with less Instruction ana more
perfectly and efficiently, ali Kinds OF family sew
ing than any Sewing Machine ever introduced
ETlf You wsntthe best do not fail 10 examine II.
Licensed to use the Wheeler 81 Wilson feed nd
Howe needle. PRICE $2G Nine. Democrats
Emporium Of Fashions No. 479 Broad way. Z New
York, General Agency for the United States.
Agents wanted. Send for circular. ~.
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Notice ofRedemption
of Lands Sold at De-
1inQuent Sale.

SAMUEL BAKER, Auditor of the County oI
IL jackson, 10 the State Of Ohio. hereby notify
the holder of the Auditors Certificate of Purchase
of the following described lands, that application
has been duly made to me IS such Auditor, for the
Redemption of the same sold as Delinquent
Lands Oh the third Tuesday In January, A. D.,
1865, to John Hamer, for the taxes and penalty
then due thereon, for the years 1868 aud 1864,
to-wit:
Part Of ? u Of the NE. y, section 8, township
8, range 10 9--l5 acres. 1g. a..a -
Also, part Of the W. Il of the NV. \. section
0. township 8. range 49, 20 acres;
And that an amount Of money equal 10 that for
which said lands were sold and tax subsequently,
paid thereon together with interest and b0 per
cent penalty on the whole amount paid by the
purchaser, DC, has been duly deposited according
to law for the redemption thereof with the Treas.
arer Of said couuty Of jackson.
SAMUEL BAKER. Audi. c.
~ U..f.. b.
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StraYed.

STRAYED from the subscriber, In May last.
~ TWO CALVES. one roam heifer calf, one red
steer calf with slit in one ear. ANY person giving
information will be paid for trouble. .-
Ad ircss jackson {. H., Ohio.
Oct 25 '6i--3w, ROBERT ESTICE.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified as administrative of
the estate oi George WOodson, late of JacksOh
county, Ohio. deceased ANNA WOODSON.
Oct. IL, lS66.-3w
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SWEET oPoPoNAxl The only elegant Per.
- fuIne. Its found on al toilets, and never
slalns the handkerchief
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ITCH! ITcH! ITcH!
SCRATCH! scRATCH, scRATcHl
WHEATON'S OINTMENT
WiH Cure he Hfhis a HOu

..
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, chill.
BLAlNs, and all ERCPTIoEs OF THE SKIN.
Price 90 cents. For sale by all druggists. By
sending 60 cents to WEEKS & POTTER, Sole
Agents, l7O Washington street, Boston, 1t will be
forwarded by mall, free Of postage, to any part of
the United States. TJuns "A, Ge-y
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LAND SALE +!

LAND SALE !.
AN authorized TO sell the following described
Il lands situate III Liberty township, Jackson Co,
Ohio on the Chlllicothe way, known as the w.
NJ. BOles land, to-wlt:
Easthalf Of N. W. quarter and N. W. quarter Of
section o, township & range IL also east half Of
south east quarter. and south west quarter of
north west quaTter-north east quarter Of south
west quarter aud north west quarter Of south west
quarter Of section !, township Z, range l9.
The above lands will be sold together or iu lots
70 suit purchasers, and on very favorable terms
'.i- =, .aHa r.'.' .-.f JOHS L. LoNo.
ALSO,
i want 70 sell ortrade the following property :;
one large six year old mare one ine saddle and
buggy horse, one cane mill 2 OK wagons, 8 No. S
Patent Lever plOws, one patent hand hay press
IN good order one wind mill, 30 head Spanish
Merlno buck sheep composed Of lambs, yearIings
and two Years old, guaranteed to be the purest
blood In this region. Bucks in such lots are hard
u manage. | am anxious TO sell them Failing
to sell them here soon Iexpect TO take them awav'
Those therefore wishing to improve their stock
on very liberal terms will please to call soon.
--L. .-.- s. .... JOHN L. LONG.
?. ST. have one four year old Buck, cost when
lamb Sl5O, that viii take SIS for
Oct 4, lS66.-tf
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SWEET OP0POHAx FROM MEXICO New
~ very rare. rich aud fsshionalle perfume. The
hnest ever imported Or manu- lactured 10 the United
States. Try # and be convinced.
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SWEET OPOPONAX FROM MEXICO! The
~ most elegant and essential personal requisite
for a lady, Extract of Sweet 0pOpnax "f
Z. T. SMITH & CO., New York.
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GwEEr oeoPoNAxi Il the sweetest RI
y tract made snpercedss oil others. Try Il
once; will nse nn other, - -
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Of Aw Long County hereby Taxpayer,
table
off
ships and incorporated Towns said ''H : = ~ -"
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New York Cattle market.


BE- Telegraph, NIw ToEx Mays
The following the prices ar the week q
all the markets
Beef Cattle is.quaty. per Trad sis tozI7 90 fair
good si3 oai6 co. liz 5oa Il 80, inferior 81
50u12 -
Cows and Calves. extra per esa sss a. Isl qna isy
&esG 90 ordinary s65 com nou s5sf co. infetor sst
055
Veal Calves. Lat quality per n isl2 ordinary Ioa
II: eomrson "a 9; inferior Gig
She p and taaibs extra pei head seaip prime arai
ity gs: orainary SIS 5oGs 20 sss5 20 lnferi
or ssatso.
Heavy fed Swine. per 4, l1al1i.. light an me
dun io afi: It'll fed ~ Gl3. with heavy receipts
The market fr Beef Cattle ruled heavy Ard lower Thu
week prices sh ssiag reduction Of t443.c per r.
Beef Cattle soid at 17c though few sold At IL hile
the poorer kinds toia down lie Cattle were
If good quality. and the bulk Of them cold d III les
per p. Various grades sod a. Atove.
Mich Cows wsrs dull snf IN gusr though rod Gov
uonid sell freely At $eos75. hut they we're generally
held hi cher.
Yeats steady ~ quotations.
Sheep aud Lanibs have been irregular but prices
hruer.
Hog- in good demand and Arm above
Total iprs for the week were A. folows. Beeve.
es2 Cows S.; Veal Caves. ls.2, Sheep and Lambs IL
SO. Swine 1892.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-09

RAGGED School Story ABOUT A GEsER-
OTIS BoY.-ln q speech at Leith on the 9th
ult., the Rev. DIR. Guthrie told the following
story: On one OCCASION a very serious crime
was committed by one of the BOYS in the
Edinburgh Ragged School. He had broken
a rule sacred in the school and must be pun
ished. Mr.. Glib. the governor, assembled
the school, and the boy was told to strip.
Strip he did to the skin, and stood before
them a spectacle that wrnng the teach
er's heart-so thin, so worn, SO stsrved like,
SO wretched, that Mr.. Glib had not the heart
to bid the janitor lay on the whip. But he
must be punished, so Mr.. Glib turned round
70 the other boys and said: ''You see that
child. will any one bear the punishment in his
room; will any one bear the strokes for
him z, Then little fellow off with his lack
ct and took his place. and barred his back for
the blows.
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NeW York Market.

New York Market.
By Telegraph NKw YosK, May 8.
Cot:on-Quiet end unchanged: S4135 for Middling
Flour-l5130c better, with fair demand; s. b0g9 IL
Extra State; % 3o1e 90 Ex R. II. o. - e5I3 Is trade
brands, market closing quiet.
Whisky-Quiet, At 81 96 for State and Western.
Wheat-2 94c better and active; 81 001l e6 for new
No. Milwaukee, 81 l0G2 a5 new No. do 81 5os1 721
for inferior aud common Ohio and Milwaukee Club 50
white Michigan; 81 27a1 damaged Milwaukee.
Rye-yery firm; 1880 for Western.
Corn-1c lower; fair demand: 75dlIo unsound -oasl
sound mixed Western in store and delivered.
Oats-Dull; 1881 new Western; SO Dol old do.
Cofee-DulI. Sugar dull; Cuba 1917: 1ll1D13 Porto
Rico Havanas H. Aoasses 6ull 81 $50 for Povao Rico
Petroeum-palI; 2st4 crude, and 2ooo bbls. refined
la bond at 42ld43.
Pork-Hesyy and lower; $40 s2a go % for Moss;
cosag at SO CA regular SIS 5oa 2s rs for old do;
"a 5oA25 % for Prime; also ESQ Ibis new Mess Nay
June and July sellers and buyers option At 80 eoa
30 D.
Bee-F at abont previous prices. Beef Hams scarce
and firm at $sl 5oH42 60
Cut Meais-Firm; l2t1a13ls FIR Shoulders, l7gls71
for Hams
Bseon-Qaiet and heavy; If44145. for Cumberland
Cot. Is for Icing ribbed.
LaId-Quiet ane steady: ls5 g1pix
Butter quiet s3d4 IS for Ohio and lo15o for State
Cheese quiet IA S7l.
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The riot was kept up all Wednesday night.
Crowds of armed citizens were gathered at
the corners. Many were half drunk. The
great feat of the roughs was the burning of
the colored school houses, churches and
homes. They seem to have acted in concert,
and to have carried out programme which
had been previously arranged. This is shown
by the clean sweep which was made of every
building used for colored school or place Of
worship by the colored people, but most
strongly by the conduct Of the rioters on the
burning of the Collins Chapel This colored
church stands on Washington street, and cost
$1,000.
After getting this well under the control of
the flames, the leader of the desparadoes
called upon them to 'sfall in which was
done in style which would have reflected
credit upon any military organization, and
proceeded to a blacksmithshop on Alabama
street, near Bull Run, which, as it belonged
to peaceable black mau, was burned. We
have received the names of quite number
who shared the glories of this part of the
field. but whether they participated in setting
the tires in other parts of the city we do not
know.
The Colored Baptist Church on Main
street, near Overton, was burned. This
was OF brick, and the oldest colored church
in the city. 1t was owned by the colored
people.
The colored church on Poplar street wa "a
burned; also the Lincoln Chapel. on Union
street. This belonged to the American Mis-
sionary Association, and cost one thonso nd
dollars. 1t was insured for eight hundred
dollars.
Every colored church was burned.
The colored schools we're kept in the bar
racks formerly occupied by the Provost
Guard. These were all burned. They were
located as follows: One at the east end OF
South street. containing two schools one nj
the corner OF Main and Vance streets. with
one school; one at the corner Of Beal and
Wellington streets, two schools one at the
corner Of fernando and Pontotoe streets. and
one at the corner Of Lauderdale and Vance
streets, three schools. This also contained
The stores of the Western Freedmen's Aid
society valued at about three thousand dol
iars' besides about one hundred Government
oeds, winch were destroyed. That on Poplar
street, east OF the bayou, containing two
schools, was also burned.
Loud and repeated threats were made nv
the rioters, that when they had destrnvad ~ :
colored school houses they would Kin the
teachers. The threats were SO violent srd
rioters having shown themselves canabIe -
any brutality, it wa. deemed prudent thai
they should 20 North. They eli left a.,
Cairo on the st. Louis packet MANY Of the
oticers on duty here sent their wives away
with these ladies'.
An attempt was made to burn Colwelra
Hall, near tie corner q Gayoeo and Tb;,i
ssssssA 1his Aall bsleap % wealthy aad
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RENT DEDucTED.-A person who lives in a
rented house is entitled to deduct the rent he
pays from his income, in his report to the
Assessor of United States Revenue. But a
person who lives in his own house and paws
no rent is not entitled to deduct the rental
value oil his house from his income returns.
We make the above statement to correct an
erroneous impression on the subject, which
our columns have sided to propagate without
our knowledge or consent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-09

We wish to call the attention to the Adver-
tisement in another column of "Morrell s
Electro Magnetic Fluid The Fluid is cleo
tricity held in liquid form, and when it is APP
piled to the human form, it supplies the de-
fciency Of Magnetic power, permeating the
whole system and driving disease before it.
1t will be found to be specific for Rheuma
tism, Stiff Limbs, Swelled Joints, Palsy
Bruises, Burns, &c.
For sale by Wilkinson, Bartlett & Co., ant
R. Heiser, Keokuk. (2o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-09

WASHINGTON, Nay s.
Ample opportunity will be afforded in the
House for general expression of views on
the pending report Of the COMMITTEES on Re
construction. The speeches Of the members
are confined to half an hour each. Already
more than thirty of them have entered their
names on list and they will be recognized
in rotation.
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For SALE.-Thepersonal property of Huis
kamp l. Matless consisting of the most com.
plete stock of boots and shoes in the city, a,
greatly reduced prices. No. "A Main street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-09

TIE pupils Of the High School department
are requested to meet at the Central building,
on Wednesday, the 9th inst, at 8 p. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-09

THERE is now standing in the town OF STRAIT.
ford, Conn, one of the mile stones erected
hy DIR. Franklin before the Revolution. when
he was Postmaster General. He measured
the old country stage road, which was part OF
the post route from Philadelphia to Boston,
by an ingenious device affixed to his carriage
as he passed over it, BY which he marked TIE
miles, and et the end Of each mile caused a
stone to be erected, with the number OF miles
from one important place to another.
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SIX business houses of st. Joseph NO.,
were burned on Thursday night. Loss forty
thousand dollars; insured for twenty thou
sand dollars in eastern houses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-09

Tue prettiest and best shoes we have seen
in long time, for ladies and children. are
nov for sale by W. r. Bidleman, No. 90,
Main street. The almost indestructible rub
Der soled shoes will be found at the same
place. 1t will pay you to give him a call
(d.2n
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NEw YoHK, May 8.
Stocks doll: Hudson los; 10 VI ~. / u w
pfd eoa4; r 9Sis;P&w s9t+: NJ 4 Ct pfd s2iz A
ssa " Q TIE, ga Y s2;1.: Erie 73s- Treasury y
coupons ~ lo2 do 'es l02 lo-ia coupons ess.
Stocks a, 1 y OH, cer.s &c: Cinten ssh: Spruce
Hill si. Cunt As; Quicksilver 5ssz1: M.riroea 49,. W
Tel 81 :: Ma posa rfd u { 9ll. Erie .3s Read
ing los7E; Mich south Trs4 Pittssrs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-09

We clip the following from the New York Inaeps,,
dent Of Bept. 18th:
This Company organized In 1886 on the mrtrsi
system with the well known advantage Of furnefiyc
Insurance actual cost IN the Of it, trsi
ness Ii IL largest Lille Insurance company In tts
country and with the exception OF one German con
pauy the largest in the world It's accumulated capital
is nearly 600 II has paid since its organization
over 81 600 oo the families and editors Of deceased
members and has refunded $1,000 oo 10 poiicy
holders in dividends surplus premurs Its press nj
surplus s. 600 900, from which the annual dr
dend will be declared lst Of Feo Text The number
of policies issued during he e3 Its annual
income 50 O0o COO year its receipts for inter
est alone being half million, which more thsn
paid osxes for the year ending lst November last
From these fgures notion msy be obtained Of the
immense business cone by the company and Of the adj
rartages offered 10 insurers Fuller particulars will be
f,an adv ertsement In another column. OF the
advantages OF life 1t IL scarcely necessary to
say thing at this day Lord Chancellor Lyndhursts
remark, that man with dependent family "a free
from rsprto ii his life not insured Is not too strong
The daty being admitted the next thing Is
fnd safe and cheap company. and TIE Connecticut
Mutual IL BOTH
H. YKx-ErcK Is the agentfor this popular company
In this CITY oct6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-09

We call attention to advertisement offering
lot on corner of Fifth and Main streets, for
sale.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-09

OrR fellow townsman, Dr.. Hughes, is Vice
President of the National Medical Associa-
ton, now in eession at Baltimore
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-09

MAsoSrc.-There will be special commu'
nicatioa Of Hardin Lodge No. 20, A. F. 4 A.
NJ, this evening at y o'clock. Work or
First Degree.