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BAILEY SPRINGS, ALABAMA.

THE propriet0rs of this Watering Place take
j pleasure in informing their friends and
patrons that they have completed their ar
rangements for the comfort and enjoyment OF
their guests, and that the Hotel is now open
for their reception. The eflicacy OF these
waters In cases OF Dropsy, Scroiula, Dyspepsia
diseases peculiar 10 Females, ana all diseases OF
the SKIN and Kidneys, is too well established
to need comment. A good Band will serve the
Ballroom and the table will be supplied with
the hest The country affords, while The fishing
in ShOal creek and the hunting in the sur
rounding woods present their usual attractions
to visitors. Route via Memphis and Charleston
RAILROAD tn Florence, thence by regular stase
Line TO the SpTIHgs-nine miles.
For descriptive paIap2lst circular, or for in
formation respecting special diseases, address
ELLIS q CO.. Proprietors
or Ii. a. MOODY, ND,
je29 I'm Resident Physician,
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THE LIFE AND REMAINS
OF
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Now being compiled and arranged
By Rev. R. H. RIVE R S.
THE LIFE AND REMAINS
Gen. WILLIAM T. Haskell.

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men and eloquent orators that Tennessee has
ever given to our common country, This viii
be shown not only by q brief and truthful
narrative Of the chief incidents OF fns eventIol
life but by presenting the reader With his Re-
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Route to New York
DoubIe Daily Through Trains

Both Trains connect for Nashville.
The 800 pm connects for Cairo and St. Louis,
arriving az St Louis st l:30 pm. next daV.
THROUGH TICKETS
Atrsdueed rates, can be procured ST C0mpany's
once. 2Sz7< Main street, and at Depot, hesd Of
Main street.
81 Baggage Checked at DepotOr by the Men,
phis City Transfer Company At Hotels, Phi
vate Residences. OF on board boats, to all pTin-
cipal points East and North.
san. B. JONES, Superintendent.
ASA HILL, Passenger Agent. je3
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.

rUEEsE CELEBRATED AND POPULAR
4 springs, situated IN Montgomery county,
So miles hOm ChristiansBprg Depot are now
open for theIeception OF visitors and the at
teutiOn OF the springs going public is respect
fully invited 10 the advantages they present.
The waters OF these Springs are unTiyalled IN
al cases OF dyspepsia, CuIaneOus diseases and
Uterine affections, and in cases OF Debility act
as
They have proven eninentIy useful In many
Female Diseases, and in
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Dissolution.

usHE hrm OF BROOKS, NEELY & CO., is this
i day dissolved by limitation. E. " Brooks
retiring. Z. ". BROOKS,
J. G. NEELY,
8. 81. BROOKS.
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OFFICE SOUTHERN LIFE ms. Co.
" MEMPHIS, Tenn, June q, 1853.
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this Company, for the purpose OF electing Di-
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once OF the Company, on TUESDAY, JULY
7th prox., at O'Clock p N.
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NEW FIRM.

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OF BROOKS, EEELY a CO., as heretofore,
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BURNA VISTA SPRINGS.

This uDrivaled Watering Place, situated
/ within six miles OF Russsllvile Logan
county, Lentucky, was open for visitors the
FIRST DAY OFJUNE. Tue proprietor pledges
himself 70 make MS enteItainment equalto
that OF any watering place in the country, aud
his terms as moderate as the expenses of his
establishment viii permit A good BAND OF
MUSIC will be on hand during the season.
COnVeyanceS always ready for passed gers
from Russellvi1e 10 the Springs. in close con-
neetiOn with the daily trains from Memphis,
Louisville, etc.
TERMS:
Per day ...........S %
Per week ........ ........- Is 90
Per month 50 90
Children under u and servants, per day. 75
Horses per feed .....s... 50
Horses. per day 90
ie9 I'm JAMES 81 OWENS, Proprietor.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
BOOTS, SHOES & HATS
500 Main Street, Memphis.

VFyF HAVE RECEIVED OUR SECOND
w purchase this season. our stock Is now
fresh and complete. Merchants VIII please
give us n call before purchasing. jel2
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EUNOMIANs
OF LsGrange SynOdieal College.

TT has been thought advisable to hold meet
L ing for the disposition OF our society Prop
erty. The meeting viii be he'd at OXFORD
Miss, in the University Chapel, on WEDNES-
DAY, June "a 1865 It is hoped that al the
members viii attend, or communists their
wisIsi isla ~ Nii'-l. JAMES ID WEST. Presidsnt.
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we're prepared to name an umpire to whom
tha Cre stion raised should be referred. The
masters declined to either name one or choose
one one Of our namiag saying they had nc
power te 20 that far without another Deetiae
of the association, and that meeting c0ul0
not take place till the middle Of April. w
urged them to cali special meeting. but
they declined to do so, saying they were in
no hurry. We heard nothing more til Aprl
18th, when they wrote to say that they had
appointed Mr.. Harley as their arbitrator. ana
that he had full power to effect . settls.
ment." may here repeat TINT tine nsn sag.
gcsted that the matters in dispute sh0aid b.
settled by six masters and six men. and ene
meeting Of that kind was held The nexi
accumulation the men received from their
~as to the effect that the matter vas lelf ab.
solotely and entirely in the hands az one eun.
ployer. We think that very objoctiOaabie
course; however, we agreed 70 IT, TLs
writer Of this letter says, 81 was appointed
70 meet Mr., Harley with the same pow9 ou
the part Of the men. We met on the l6lh
April, but could not agree on Al umpire, Ar
Harley making II sine qua non that the mn
pige should be an architect In the districss
This declined. After repeated mestinrr
e4ten91nS otst svtne ueeAs, We tautaaat
agreed o1 Mr. FORBES, engineer 70 Tie North
otAHordsnire Oanal COMPANY, and that geo
tlsman kindly took the ofiee, but thrcugh
being IN London could not take the rsfsr
ence for some days. Pending the setElemnna
M. Harley agreed with me that the men
should work on a. 2gs. per week, being
rise Of q per week" may just sxplsin
here that the notice was fast expiring; thr
men bad given two Or three or four nsotbs'
notice, out the Isl OF May vas the tins Thai
that notice should expire The lst Of Nay
had nearly arrived, and then came the cues
ton as 10 whethss the men shouid strike V
tins matter was not settled before. Mr.. Har-l
ley having had power 70 settle the mates.
says, on behaif OF the masters, l S-ree that
We VIII give you y, wnicn - part Of wnas
you ssk, ieaving the other matters 10 be stt-
tied By arbitration. The writer Of this Ice
ter says, "but . soon as ths masters beard
Of this they called meeting and passpd
resolution, saying they would pay nOthing
until tse nssssr was ssstied oy srbisra1lcn
mf. nsr'ey sencsed mas rsssgnanonB bnt
tnsy Ls.nssAssp nlm, VIA WAX snet a&Aan
c.a.eo pun " " = cesne s1. W sst.emeut
WAN me nwss now sne 4th OF Nay Th1t
was four Gays past me ums by whieh Under
ordinary eiresmstsncss mates ut TIM hind
aEe seInea SE : sgaks sszss PlAee; howsssr.
ne men gig ncs ~ ssll-e. ne oost,naes' los
ul nsn wsss gss..y - ~ .ss-.so s1o ! can sssers
. - = -. - 'l psrsaAs,on w
- .s.s... - - s".es :. - - @@n.a
.s-ts4 - - E.sr, = r'I - -
,sr.ss:.,.s 80 = -. - - - s.s 7. 80 - Z
aoAns Te.al sos - s.snh u.s s'snea ~ W..
nss ~" NE 49,. e3ing pnW
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s 3 'ssIass 80 49,

birds icosfall, . singing birds in the time Of
yHssssgDa cone, Msziss Two voices
apoke Ak once-
sYes. mother, yss father, and We are rich,
sec = and she emptied her apron on the bed.
How mestily the silver aud gold coin jingled.
Ii, was line tho echo Of q harvest song, the
distant echo brought back by samner
: sBless YOU, my little sunbeam, bless you,
NV angel And two hands were laid upon
Aar had, and tsArs and smiles we're strangely
n'zss 4'ss'ssss
sWhat does Il mean, Thsrssars and the
mother looked wonderIngly at her beautiful
little daughter IS she came into the parlor,
in obedis1ce 70 message brought BY SER
want. sMonsieur b. says you promised to
see him to-nighi.'
Il did, mamma. Did you bring your
scissors, SIR 2 And she carried fOotstool
to the sofa, upon which she sat, and quickly
nestled ak his feet
YES, NY dear, sect aud he took from his
pocket aiming pair.
ssTh sresa, what means thisf' the mother
spoke aternly.
nave 500 my haar 70 hln, mamma, ano
he h&a ccEaa 10 cut it of
a'eoIE y0:sF .sif- sai il off Were you
cazyf Are you in earnest p And she
gathered her 70 her side, and laid her hand
proteCtinglF over the precious curis.
Is Tell her how it was, sir. She wont be
angry, then Please SIR, tell her. M
= He did 81. Aud when It was fnished, she
covered her face with kisses, and said, in Z
broken Eoios, sOf such is the kingdom Of
heaven a
A single l:r.let was severed from the
beautiful head that night--oae long, soft,
golden cari, which the hair-dresser carried
home as Fsvsren.ly as though it had come
from an Angels wing. On the morrow he
had IL woven Iato heart's-ease, and the
sunny, shining human fjwer was ever after
wards worn next his heart, talisman against
besetting sins.
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Mr.. RoBrRr APPLEaARrH examined.
lcoxrIEUED. r

Now this Is quite in keeping with the
spirit Of the arbitration rule hat has been
talked about 90 much in the Pottery district
Accordingly. oa the 26th Of March We met
The masters we're Aessrs. Ogden (chairmaD)
Harley, Baltimore, Blackhurst, and Nathan
Barlow, SPicsr, Of Longtou, not attending.
A length " discussion took place, principally
whether the hour or Gay system should be
taken as basis Of operations. It was agreed
that we were to take the hour system a
III may say thstprevious 20 this The
lRorking by the day, and they
he slightest opposition 70 that
Mr., AAalt says, ths.empley-
z, mean the
a3e6icient
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osa sulofo.i ~ ka.i. npls4ay uua .at@ass
and bvswruh iAUa AAa &c. nru @Azarlay lAA
master Bai.i irFH Assotis4pu, ~ ~tlch ~.
hauli is aeu#tMy. snrmea h-nnah ln raAt
s5su, .al tnal - az msss iss.ash ttiax
% c1uli hafe s~an dlna. IAsy tIHs hauH
o. 60 1ttss 81 "A taa mss tAl "a 80
ravs th~m fHa FuiucH iuatHaa Mma taaaHa
ssds q wnNhf rales ~hiaa - susa
Agr~~a Nv amnni~f -hu AA-H-aar t4sNW ~rrr
pos-si "A r. ~ aa ana haaara ~
'sre thsy w#H W. gamH intl HpwrHrinn rhw
men saAd. -H - Arw VI ~ = ,esnetrsi
about An ruAs WHg wt wiN are "a ur nlts.
gethsr. 4aa q &flns an.G almaa. fhts Ha
gard ~ F~mm mi-f.-mm4. H4~ NV M lhal
ans thars hma a~sef A-am hna~m y sntGr
am1aEns lus wv ere 10 euaaF-- w So .a
c'ureFNaii - wa a = sens aHHanrF -.ra a.a
Eng W.r puaaA 80 py .-s 49, wv Ntat AT
osas nad nn huAI Hns hF aaaHH nHa fHnHHmb~H
ssriae nrtpa smEnx uEs .asuw. W. NH.
e~mter Nnu AN stuf- lh 4 mrrmwf tn - mrm
p~sal 81 "a sea ~ artstrstsrn. 80 ~
pose'i ta fh-m Mp ru~Hma sra puualuF fh.
s~~-t - en- -Hiri--. wtirs taeJ saII .kvy
wauia ~ Nmm- ~ - ths mHn thpurAf
lhey wsut un att.r - sf - - -.t
nii wAa go suEisi. Al lhAa pelFal
Aiftsy4 a. -irf = sEs~ ssseta5nx sf
sar nrrn w. #~d snnA. w hears q Fasr~c
tuhie uams " srbaus - ep~marw .asa
u@ hhh mmml AmM pmnmwa4 mmpamumr hm~ nmpmr
br1ksn f..it q - b.fsra. "a wA.t -.
ue d0n4 M mAA4 Lave .ha mahmr mwrlmyuru
tone nrnrt frurl this haif sslI-i.y - tn.r
y0u shuml4 m4t apat 0umMAmw.s lm aMns~ w~mA
mis~s aad rrexme wrra pensraa ~. 80
ul tAa umrArM Tmmr MnuAAma ta an ~ l.ua
the ssturasy inlf- 6..liaav. st.~k ~. -
t~rH Aaah mann amm, g. ##~# Ws==a- wv.
rsen tbsm "a Asasa. nmA A .ay.... ~
wages ~ wsH
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The Eight HoG- Song

LEA IN rather once again, H
Let u strike vlth might and main
Ne must overcome the proud utnous asmys
Tat the laboring men ates
Pr each one uuss szpe his riGhA. ~
And the lAw be made tor work eigas s>-~ o4y
CuoRus-Hear your leaders voices can y0us
Hasten quickly on your way
We must rally for the nght, liz
Stand for jtstice aud for right
'Ttll the law for work Be mades
Eight hours dayi
Now the IowIy must be raised,
And the hap-i.y made 70 feel
That oppresaon 90 icaEer be enonreai
II we afAnu a. hFsn steel
Theu the foe shsl surely yield,
And the evils that ~s sueer ~ih - cured
OHoRus-Hear your leaders voices, &C.
Forward boys, and 6li the ranks
Press the fcs Ia mont and hanks,
We must aght antii the victory 10 won
I'VE crush the tyrn0t's might,
we shaii vhen emsrge from night,
Lesus work until oar glorious task - denss~ -
cHssgs-Hsar sour sss~ss.' Eo'''' &C.
.us yoar shoasder 20 the whpels fsR
Srueh the fbeFann sncAtB the hesl
Let each laboring man be steady In the ngni-
We nnst bremk the tyFAnRs power.
Nows the glorious day an1 hour'
II We strike wen surely wsR the eAnas Of ngnt'
cucRrs-Hear yorr ieaiets' voices, &C.
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MINUTES or EVIDENCE


PkesnNr
Ths Right Hon. sir wIL1An ERLr In the Chair.
Ths Risht Hoo. the BARL o. LfcHTEEp.
Tss E sRIsSi asa. Sir HD.urD .w1Irra, RsAD, Bar,
x. g. B.
sir DnrRt aoccs, Bart, MP
HaAmAN MEsTy ALI, ksQs0- y.
JANIS BoovH, ksq.. c. b.
TnnnAs Huasns, 1sq., n. p.
FRnDR IcK HARRIsoN, Mo.
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m~an~--a-p~t 90 s.- Fu-a r-m~--


The rrpun a ths Fhuh crmmiuMmmuru.
Charies ~ Ankgs snd Sstnan w Fsw.sr'
haa nrsu mla &bp rhu Lrriahfn~. IN ala
cu<s~A = 1900 sianns wstA . r.wIss - uns
lnMt hasMamAmkmnA uma qmmmmmm mf hhn rmmnmu
rats,n - mwsnsy - nan hsA = 80 rsrur.
e hha vi mu suaha Co. nrganrhiam uf tfmmh
suaEr - ma ths is&Fstustlsa u -
EM@tAm MM~MM uha mlEFanpry spmmum.
pEna.Aasnes a. rssa - e~mna. alswss~s
nnd nhmA AA gurnn VIZ Gh~un wwru uur. mm-
trsms'S .hsn 1nl ths .aA@sa ssa $50 Ga.
num W ma NAsuMmm. Smnn. Ar.arn.,.'..r....
nss,ass. 80 NsssstA. a. nnsRiy - ~ ia
frnsumpmuh sna am n~mn uf sAmm~ rsp~wn
sra thsF So AA@n&HmA sA~a sas .iwas-m
wsse rFAH'mnlF murr nuInrrwrr tz~m nmmmm.
80 aass nAaa eAinsd 0~n nmmhuHa hull~s.
p.'t mf~ mMml NhminAHahsd aiaun ths anrfF pMri
- - prNnama esmaaFv TIE asma NJ ahas
as1aF m han HEuH A~nmrhn~ are RuruA mA
eseeAps AHp@ssahss Aama mrmmd. w.
eMmsvs hstAng hmds puliuuum u thn wnhuF.
- rexmedaM pfupoms6 ~ Aha cnnsmanmnnn~rs
srsl es~ shmf e#h~sss ~ hmnt srr~ rm ian
p~~nMlaa A~ms H~n@s& anma anunmm.s m~as@r
" PFssrun~d tasra lhas AAs w&-Es ehma 80
~ Pn.anmna @wFhnA Anaa ~ Rumn uR~mn anh
" er~&a tha w~ntr ~ w rsssnrksa.
Nash $500 w M~~a wMhrr Ap@riam rAn Oven
n~~.~~~.s $500 unss p~~rsmnsa ~
gisNm ~ MMms am4 eulnnm mmmmhmnm mf nmm
s.l.pe swNE ~ fuu.aannx rA~lr snpamrs
MNaMmAAN mmmnm. mmhmnmmn.
tlw muoHaM ~ 0uh1hH. Nusrmtrr a-T
D~nsmhmB HsMd MmheamrH. tms aia-
ssnirs.aR n p.nkmul 90. mmm-.
l.nSsl yeAAgw lpwuh. ama r~m naM fhn ums
= ~. = a..5 a-asF> F>nsa---a1aEH.
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CARPENTERS. & JoINERs.


AND JOINERS' UNION,
- Ne 81 of C,,t nat, ohlo, meets sv-Sfy Isesday
eniug LADast o'clock, al then RAJ " West
TiHh street. P o. sox ~. .
asAs 'S4uHAlAx. TrDr- ssey.
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ExyY cannet exist in perfection without
the secret esteem Of the person envIed-
Tag last case Of Incidence is that OF
man named John Hole, who was 90 lazy that
10 writing bis name, be simply used the let
ter j. and then punched hole though the
PAPER.
CuAPIy says, tT would not like to preach
10 a congregation who all believe as be-
Fieye. I wculd AZ soon preach ID q basket
Il eggs in their smooth compactness and
cVal fOrmality."
ISGRArrruDE is, Of all crimes, what in
Ourselves We account the most venial; IN
tleFs the most unpa-donabie.
TIE best thing to give an enemy is foE-
,iyeness 70 your opp0nent.tolerencef 20 O
frtsccJ g9n. hssr.; los ,soy0u chifd, good ex-
ample; 10 a father, Difference; 20 your mo-
her, conduct that will make her proud OF
YOU to yourself, respect; TO all men, cha
riiy.
"A LINZ IL one OF Moora's songs reads thus
sour couch shall he rsses besnangied With
dew ~ which a sensible giri replied,
q Twould give me the rheumatic, and 80 y
would you."
TIE L55iga Valley Nsrs relates good
story Of young darkey in Allentown, Penn,
VII D was sant to ret something 10 smoke ths
meat 10 his employers smOke-bouse. The
daT key went out and invested the money ia
cigars, and seated himself in the smoks-houss
under the meat, lighted cigar and pufsd
away. he lad disposed Of sixteen cigars ia
this vav before tic blnuier WAS discovered
By Ehe family.
AFrgR gr eat snow storm, n little fellow
began to shovel path through largs snow
bank before lis grandm0ther's door. Hs
had nothing bat small shovel q work with
''TI0w DO you expect 80 gsl through that
drift m asked a man passing hy.
@By seeping at It," said the BOY, cheer
fully, STRAITS how
That u the secret of mastering almost
every difcult7 under tho suD. Do not keep
thinking how large or bard III IL, bat 20 az
it, ana little by little il will grow smaller
and smaller until II " done.
If hard lesson is to he earned, do not
lose-a moment in fretting; 40 not lose q
| breath in saying, II can'P' or edo not see
how" bit 20 at il, and kesp al it,-syeady.
. This is the enly way 70 cohqaer II.
"TEksE and sixpspse per ga - exclaimed
Mrs. Partiagt5I, looking over the price cur
rent list. "Why, bless me, what - me
world coming 10 when the gals are valued as
only taree aud Sixpence p
THe !oIowing i said % have been the d.
Tecel0n on letteT lelt at the Fort Wayne,
Ind, postOhce:
PostmAs.srs bleAse 70 send him rsFAss
BeHusytv@ny a. the stzigAt
Oh yenango. OATS der g1unty,
we're "a baraa oat rnit iIsavtn'H rouniy.
HrNnkiin, shss ar Eouniy srs..
Dsr Pest one - Lahsrfg shlreet,
-hAriry Eayiur, b. aHr nan.
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OEAP. VA. 1880 70 Is70. THB GRsIs LAsoR Re-
voLUrios. Pass sEcoED-FisISosAL.
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.GINs 3Rs g. FlREmEN.

fI'O THE BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMO
/ TIVE ENGIS EERs.-An Engiueers desifous O
aarng Dvisi, ~ the brothei hood, Rre usstes
asiress H. NJ. layn0r. P. .. Boz lJZ2, Rochester
Eeu Ysrk by Shar zll useesSary Information via b
arnishsd EDN-ASp ". RAInos, +. g a. Al,
n or II b.
R4THERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE
- ERGlNEEBs, Chicago Division. Nc. TO- meets
every SaturdAy at 90 p M- Al their Hall, taooa io
No les south car' street Members q ths order ass
respectfully invited e attend
J. c. parker, q. r.
N. :. BAEsKY, y. A..
o. }. RnsJAMrS csr sec'ry,
t6I5 safest, licsgo, lhinoia
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MAcHINIsTs.

ATACHINiSrS' AND BLACkSM THIS
M UNION, NJ. y Porn Wayne, Indiana. meets ever
Balur night past O'Clock ~ the od ois
Eellows Halt "a hOun street.
K. II. HkRRlsON Prest@ut.
D MuncHY. c ~. Secretary.
MACHtNl sIS' AND BLACKSMlrHS'
M UNION NJ. J. of WISCONSIN,, meets every sATUk
DAY At hAlEpa-. o'clock, NJ, =. their Hall o.
she s. T. corner II Third sad Prsirs Streets, M.l~Aa
zee. P. NCMAsUs, President,
WI. BAESit rzE, Recording Secretary.
TACHlNftTS' AND BLACkSMlftiS'
ll UNION, 80. l, of Ohio. meets tirst sni Third
MasnAT N.sHT ef every month"; - hat-past seven
s..i5rk r. M Iron MQulders' Hall " West kIth
street, Cincinnai
K. p BRADFORD, President
b. b. DiKoS. c. res. adng seer'y.