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CORPORATION NOTICE.

FHSHE Committee on Sewers and Drainagi will
n meet at the Office ofthe Street Commissioner,
i'll the City Hall, at O'Clock p. M, on Tuesday
the fifth day of January, 1869. to treat on behalf
OF the City Cou"cil, wi h The owners of the lands
and real estate necessary 10 be taken and appro-
priated for the purpose of building and construct
ing sewer in the northern part of the city of
Elizabeth, as follows, that is to say: Commene-
ing at a ditch northery of and distant eight hun
dred and sixty feet from the coneiuu ton easter
ly of the centre line of Fanny street, thence run
ming westerly in the first aforesaid line to point
in the same distant three hundred and sixty feet
easterly from the centre line of Adams avenue if
continued northerly; thence southerly parallel
with said Adams avenue il continued, eight hun
dred and sixty feet to the centre line of Fanny
stredt continued eastcily, and thence westerly in
the said continuation OF the centre line of Fanny
street to Madison avenue, fora purchase and con.
veyance such lands and real estate to the city
of Elizabeth as such lands We're directed to be
taken and appropriated by an ordinance duly
passed by the tyConncil and approved Septem-
Der IL. 1868.
WILLIAM j. TENNEY. J Committee on
JOilN BARRY Sewers
JOHN y. BROKAW and Drainage
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Corporation Notice.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, That
L. it is the intention of the City Council
of the city of Elizabeth. under and b.
virtue of the provisions an act entitled 'tA1a
act TO revise and amend the charter OF the ciiy or
Elizabeth, approved March4, 1863, to order snSs
cause the sidewalks both sides of Grier avep NJ
from South street to the road leading from The,
Edgar Turnpike road, near the residence OF siS.
cob Gohring to Williamson street. TO be tagged
four feet wide in the centre of each sidewalk
Such persons may OBJ etthereto are request
ed to present their oSjec ions in writing at the
the expiration of two weeks from the date of tniA
notice.
By order Of the City Council.
l.. II. HIGGINS, Street Commits sioaee.
Dated, Elizabeth, January 9, 1869.
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Corporation Notice.

DUBLIC NOTICE il hereby given. tas,s
it is the intention of the City Counwi3
OF III: city cf Elizabeth, andcr and hS
yi'tue ol The provisions Of IN act entitled. ~
act 10 revise and nmend tie charter of ths sax ~
Ehzabch," approved March 1. 1853, To- osa..p ana
chnSc The sidewalks 0n both sides ol %nEfe ave
nue., Fl nm trrnrr ssr2et 10 Garden ar II to b.
iAged fur lee, 8ie4 il4 he of each side.
walk
SGch per ons NJ alay object thereto are re-
qcsted 10 Present thciy objections III writing ~
I he Office OF the street Commissioner. on or BE-.
fore the expiration Of two weeks from The sssre OF
this notice.
BY order o! the City Council
l.. II HIGGINS, Street COMMISSIONERS
Dated, Elizabeth, January ., 1859.
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Cooperation M4tiae.

pUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given TAss
l. it is the INTENT II Of the city Connsa
OF the city of Elizabeth under and by
virtue o the provisions of an act entitled Ar.
act 10 revise and amend the charter Of tae clay
OF Elizabeth" approved March 4, 1858, 80 oTds,
ana cause the sidewalks on both sides OF tifoy.
street, from Washington avenue to Maple are.
nue. to be i@ggad four fest wide in the centre os
each Sidewalk
such persons may object thereto are re-
quested to- present their objections in writing
at the ONCE of the Street Comm ssioncr. on or
before the expiration of two weeks from Abe
date of this notice
BY order of the City Council
l.. II. HIGGINS, Street Commissi oDes.
Dated, Elizabeth. January 9, 1899
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Corporation Notice.

I1UBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
IA That it is the intention of the City
virtue of the provisions Of an act entitled AN
act to revise amend the charter OF the city of
Elizabeth, approved March 4 1865, to order and
cause the sideW alks on both sides of Marshal
street. from Third street to High street to be
Tagged four feet wide in the centre of each side
walk.
Such persons as NAV object thereto, are requcs-
ed to present their objections in writing, at the
office of the Street Commissioner, on or before
the expiration of two weeks from the date of
this notice.
BY order The City Council.
L. ii. HIGGINS, Street Commits -ioner.
Dated. Elizabeth. December 10. 1865.
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corporatlon Notice

1, UBLTC NOTICE is hereby given 1Ra6
it IL the intention CT the Giay Soulcil
of the city o. IiHlbeth, under ~ yrtnv
OF the prov sions ofan ACT entitled, An aci To
revise an6 amend The charter oi the cay Of Eliza
beth, approx ed March i. 1868. 10 oider ana
cause Gr0Ie street IT., M briri Avenue 20 Broad
street. to he paved with wooden pavement.
Sucn persons may object thereto are request.
to present their objections ia wriths NJ uit.
office Of he Street CummS-io ner Oh o. beeIqe ihg
expiration OF TWO weeks from the dsIe OF his
notice.
BY order Of the City Council
l.. II HIGGINS street Commits siurt.e
Dated, El za0cth, January ., 1863
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Corporation Notice.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, tnay
T. 1t is the intention of the CIV COnpci..
OF the city of Elizabeth, under and by
virtue of the provisions OF an act entitled ssAn.
act to revise and ane the charter OF the CITY Oir
Elizaba h." approved March 4 1863 20 order ana
cause GarCanstr from Gricr avenue to B,oaS
street, to he paved with wooden pavement
Such persons may object thereto are re-
qucsicd to present thr ir objections in Writing as
the office ofthc Street Commissioner y.~ o. hs-
fore the expiration OF twJ weeks 51Vn The date
of this notice.
BY order Of the City Coupcn.
l.. II HIGGINS, Street Commissi.,nes
Dated, Elizabeth, January ., 1869.
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0ernoration Notica.

DUBLiC NOTICE is hereby given. taas
H. It Is the intention OF the City iouncil
of The city Ct Elizabeth, under aal by
virtue oil the provision ot an act entitled :. An
act to revise and amend the charter OF the city ef
Elizabeth," approved March I, 1889 to. order ana.
cause South street, from Williamson street SIS
Washing avenue, to he paved yN'l Belgiss.
or Trap Block pavement.
Such persons as may object thereto are 10
qaest 10 present their objections ia Wrftin.
m the Office Of the Stree Commissioner on 0Y
before the expiration of two weeks isDm the date
OF this notice
BY order of the City Council
l. II, HIGGINS, Street COMMISSIONER.
Dated Elizabeth. January 9, 1854.
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Corporation Notice.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given Thasl
it is the intention If the City Council
of the City OF Elizabeth. under and ~
virtue OF the provisions of an act entitled: Am
act to revise and amen the chart, o the city or
Elizabeth" approved March f. 1868. to order ans!
leading from the Edgar Turnpike road. near she
residence OF Jacob Gohring, to Williams Or
street. to be regulated and curbed
Such persons as may ohiect thereto are reques1-
ed to present their objections in writing nj Iht
office OF the Street Commissioner. on or before
the expiration of two e,ks from the dne ot
this 10 ice
BY order Of the City ConnciN
il. ii. HIGGINS. Street Commissioners.
Dated, Elizabeth, January ., 1869.
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Corporation Notice.

pUBLIc NOTICE is hereby given, TAas
IL 1t is the intention of the City CouncN
virtue of the provisions Of an act entitled An
act to revise ana amend the charter of the city
oil Elizabeth" approved March H. 1863, to orae1
and cause the sidewalks on both sides OF Maple
avenue from Grove street to Garden street. 10 ia
Ragged four feet wide in the centre of each side
walk.
Such persons as may object thereto are request
ed TO present their objections in writing al the
Office OF the Street Com missioner. on or hefoz-
the expiration of two weeks from the date os
this notice.
by order OF the City Council
L. II HIGGINS. Street Commissioner.
Dated, Elizabeth, January D. 1868.
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Corporation n OF i&x,

pUBLIC NOTICE il hereby c.vuu. tf,as
H. it i. the intention OF the City Council
The city Of Elizabeth, under and By
,r tue oi the provisions of nm act entitled AIN
~ tc revise and amend the chsrtcr OF the ei.y oi
2aheth, approved March !. 1863, to order and
cansc Maple avenue. from Grove street 10 Gar
den str ct. 10 be regulated. Graded and curhsu!
Such persons as mny 0hiect thcrelo are rcQaa3s-f
cd 10 pre-. cut their objections 10 writing, II; ihe.
Office ol the SIieei Commissioner on or 6aiofe.
the expiration d NO weeks from tbs lAic 0Q
this notice.
By order Ct the City Coincl
l.. II. HI GINS. Street Gam n, itsione.,
Jlalrd. EliNAheth. dummy g. 1NgA
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Corporation Notice.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given. Thar
J. IL is the Intention of me City CaaAGiJ
of the city of Elizabeth, An3es and bp
virtue of the provisions oil aA art entitled San
act 10 revise and amend the charter oil the city at
Elizabeth approved March 4. 1868, to order
and cause Garden street, from Washington aye
nue. to Maple avenue, to be regulated, graded
n. curbed.
Such persons MS may Object thereto are as~
quested tn present their objection in walsina
at the office Of the Street Commissioner, Oh OF.
hei0re the expiration of two weeks from the 3att,
of this notice
BY order OF the City Council,
l.. II. HIGGINS, Street Commissioner.
Dated, Elizabeth, January ., 1863.
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I ARCHIBALD y. WOODRUFF.
Ctr Treasurer
nAxES or 1866. - Whereas. The Recei

City Treasurer
TTVAXES OF 1866. Whereas The Recev-
l. er of Taxes of he city Of Elizabeth. hath
duly prepareda transcript of the unpaid taxes
n sessed in the wear 1886 80 far as the same have
been assessed upon any lands and real estate,
within the said city. or are lien upon such lands
and real estate, and did duly cause notice TO
be published and printed in newspaper printed
and circulating in said city, stating that said
transcript OF unpaid taxes had been m:de, and
that unless said taxes should he paid AT his office
within twenty days after the first publication of
IA id notice, the same would he collected by pub
lie eae, according to law, according to the pro-
visions OF an act entitled An act to revise and
amend the charter of the city of Elizabeth ap-
proved March 4. 1853: and
Whereas. The following taxes, in said trans
cript named, at the expiration of said twenty
days remained unpaid, and still 20 remain; now,
therefore.
Public Notice is Hereby Given. That the Treas
urer oil the city of Elizabeth. will on Tuesday,
the 22d day OF December next, at : O'Clock in the
afternoon at the Court House, in the city of Elz-
aheth, in. pursuance of the power and authority
of the said act, sell at public auctios the lands
and real estate described in the annexed SEIZED
ule, on which said unpaid taxes have been re-
spectively assessed or are lien, for the lowest
Term OF years lnOt exceeding fifty years for
which any person will take the same, respective
ly, and pay the amount OF euch unpaid taxes
thereon, with the interest thereon, and all law
full costs, fees charges and expenses, unless said
taxes shall have been previously PAID. Ihe iol-
lowing schedule shows the respective taxes, with
tnt anus anu real estdle WHeISOH thC eahu
been assessed or are lien, and the names OF the
respective owners of the saio lands and real es-
.ate, far as the same have been given.
A. S. WOODRUFF.
Treasurer of the City OF Elizabeth.
Elizabeth, November I, 1868.
FIRST WARD, 1866.
Baton Joseph, block, IS, lots IS, H. IS,
MTEP -, e. Observation-Disclosures. 2 81
Pa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES No'' y'V 49, - SO
Corners Frank. estate, block, 10, lots 81.
Is, 80, 40, Merritts map, ....'. ....... 3d
Dantzer .S Coursen, block Is lot 81, N NJ
EP......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 0S
Edwards and W, block "a. lois to &c;
block %, lots to s, TEP 49,. J5 IS
H. MTEP .. i',' o'OeH 81 90
Fulton John NJ, block "a. lots ], 3: block
1874, lot 3 block A, lot Z; block 81 lots
2, g Sto II, 10, IS TO u 20 TEL 20 %
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AND At

SHORT NOTICE.
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Poutney William II, block Is. lot ) Mer-
rlt map. .........-..
Smith IL salt meadow on creek .......
Stock James G. block 5S, lots 10, Il. N NJ
Il + Z ...... ............... go. 80.
Wahl Beujamin. block ~, lots Is, 80 Mer
Williams John. block IS. lots 81 To 20 N
Nj + f. p Observation-Disclosures.
Williams II A block %. lot IS n NJ + Ell
Williams ) T block ~. lots -. 20 v NJ r
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The pantin murder Confession.

The reader will receolect the intense
sensation caused by the accounts
of the horrible murder of the Kinck
! family, in the neighborhood of Pantin,
near Paris, France, about two months
ago. 0ne Traupman was arrested as
the murderer. He admitted the deed,
but represented jean Kinck, the father.
ss the principal, himself as an accessory
to the crime Jean Kinck or his body
could not be found despite the most
vigorous searches. To France the public
interest was aroused to the highest pitch,
but ell inquiries were unsuccessful.
Spiritual mediums were employed, but
could elicit 40 information. Our news
were only fragmentary, and the intereat
in trsdegy without development sub
sided The denouement ia now before
us. The Opinion NatioDale informs it's
readers that Trsupmsn has made full
confession. Trsupman is alone guilty.
We give his condensed account of the
facts.
After numbering John Kiack, on Aug.
25, in plain near Guebweiler, and bury
ing the body in place minutely described
by the prisoner, Traupman thought of
ridding himself of the oldest son Gustsve,
who had been to Guebweiler to claim
from the postofice an order for five thou
sand francs, sent there by Mrs. Kinck for
her husband. Gustave Kinck returned
to Paris, was induced to 90 to Psntin,
end was sssassinated two days before his
mother, few yards from the ditch which
was TO be the grave of the whole family
On September 90 sfter completing his
preparations, Trsupman took the Kinck
family in fiacre, to Psntin. On reach
ing the Chemin Vert (Greene lane) he
made Mrs. Kinck and the two youngest
children get out After passing the last
houses on this narrow, crooked and dark
street, they came into the plain. The
ditsh had been dug in hollow deep
enough to prevent what ves going on in
it frc u being seen from the Aubervillers
road. The fscre stopped, at the corner
of the Chemin Vert, aud the driver could
have no intimation of what happened at
short distance from him. Traupmsu
seized fret the little girl, ripped her open
with knife and flung her, still alive,
from q distance into the ditch. Then he
rushed upon the mother; short terrible
struggle eDsued, the youngest boy hold.
ing on 20 bis mothers dress and ntteriHg
piercing cries; but soou the cries were
silenced. The murderer TO complete his
work, vent for the eldest aud the two
yoanger children, who had been left In
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x-wHAr's coMING2

x-wHAT's COMING?
Who can tell what glories will crown
the Bluff when the many lines of rail
road projected are completed, adding
fresh streams to her already broad tide
of trade and travel2 Through here is to
run line of rail from the cotton-6elds
of the Lower Mississippi to the corn
fields of the Upper Missouri-a route
from the marshy abodss of the alligator
to the green pastures of the buffalo-tra-
versing prsiries and tsll-grass lands,
through forests of oak and maple, over
mines of iron and lead, into the very
heart of the hemp region; and here is to
run another line down through magnolia
groves into Alabama, where there is o
vein of iron ore forty miles Tonga mouu-
tain Of variegsted marble, limestone in
abundance, and q cosl-bed the Lord
knows how thick. All, who can guess
what's coming? Here we stand on the
bank of the largest and liveliest Qhougb
not the loveliest) river in the world, in
central situation that may be called the
halfway place between the greanish
waters of the Atlantic and the blueish
waters of the Pacifc-between the gold.
striped shores of California and therock-
ribbed shores of New England-between
the bslmy breath of Auster and the nip
ping blast of Boreas-betwecn the land
of lemons and the land of pumpkins-be-
tween the lively odor Of citron and or
ange groves and the dull perfume of corn
and cabbage patches-between the for
ests of pines and palms and the forests
of beech and bass-botween the fields of
aromatic coffee and the fields of sweet
scented hay-between the gardens of
lines and pineapplea and the gardens of
ounces and pippins-Detween the bays
where the crocodile feeds and the bays
where the Goldfish founders. Ah, how
grand we shall be standing between the
golden fruits of the land washed by
the warm waves of the Pacific and
the silver fruits of the land washed
by the cold waves of the Atlantic;
how great we shall be when the IRON
horse rolls into the land of the Monte
zumas, and brings us within few days
travel of the hot soil of Mexico, full Of
wealth and banditti and how happy we
shall be when the steam chariot passes
through the mahogany woods and dye
stuff groves of the West Indian Islands,
where the sensible monkey feeds on man.
goes and the chatteripg parrot extracts
syrup from tamarindsl Yes, indeed,
this Mississippi Valley is to be the inlet
and outlet of all the milk and honey of
the globe--the center of atirsction--the
seat of Iearning-the home of the fine
srts--the pathway of peasure-the gar
den of glory-the bower of bliss | Yet
who can tell what's comiug--or what will
become of as when every man in the
land runs for office
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election Thursday. Jan. 9, 1870.
lst werd-North End of Navy Yard.

Ist ward-North End of Navy Yard.
Jas A NowSon, E Randall and J Powers |;
Clerks. W McKeon,jr. and + Atwood.
I'd Ward-At w. u. Chase's Feed Store,
Poplar street.
Deputy Commissioner, w Chase; Judges,
w II Bridges, X w L'ghtburn ana Charles
Smith Clerks, Thos Fox and A K Edgington.
I'D Ward-At Squire Riernan's Office.
ON Adams street.
Deputy Commissioner. Adams; Judges.
A Woodward, w J McKeon and DR. D Good
year; Clerks, Thos Garvey and W W Gilbert.
1th Ward-At No. 55 Madison street.
Deputy Commissioner. g W Lincoln; JUDGES.
A II iacy, p NJ Stanley and w 3 Greenlaw;
Clerks. Daniel Kirwin and A HolbinE'
5th Ward-At Room &c, Circuit Court
House.
Deputy Commissioner, R Boughner;
Judges, Owen smith Theodore Bclst and u
B Mallory; Clerks. J NJ Coleman aad Michael
Magevney, jr.
9Th Ward-At WaIdran Block, Main
street.
Deputy Commissioner, W A Nelson yudges.
II B Childs, 3 Normcnt and Y Church;
Clerks. Samuel Moore. jr. and W Clark.
9TH ward-At cor. Linden and Causey
streets.
Deputy Commissioner, o C Jones; Judges.
w IL stewart 1homas Ill LogWnou anu SOhn
Loague Clerks, 4 Foster and w I Vandyke.
sth Ward = At CoIOred Church on
Quinby street.
Deputy Commissioner. WIN Tate; Judges,D D
n MonsaTra;, d Pante and 4 McGeoy; Clerks.
] Stewart and Eugene Levi.
eth WRrd-At cor. Kerr and Fifth sts.
Deputy Commissioners, ] D Danbury;
Judges, W b Gibson. NJ Mardig and Jehn
Knox; Clerks. G Handwerker and
Schaper.
10Th ward-At Africa Bailey's Church
Denuty Commi sioner. W Boon; JUDGES.
r Loony, w Ellis and Jas M Williamson;
CLERKS. AuEus.s Bizien and John Quinlan.
Where there arc not suitable places TO hold
the election In the places designn,e1, the Dep
uty Commissioner and Judges viii select one as
close as possible.
JOHN P. B0UGHNER,
Of Registration for shelby Co.
sl-l0s
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Ladies of the Olden Time -Reminis.
cence of the Wife of President Madi'


cence of the wife of President Madi.
SON.
AT dirner, Mrs. Madison always took
the head of the table, Mr.. Madison the
middle, aud his Secretaries the bottom.
Her memory was so good that she never
forgot name, and would address each
of her guests, though just introduced with
twenty others, as if she had known them
for years.
She was magnificent looking woman
in the drawing-room. Her stately and
Juno-like figure lowered above the rest
of the ladies. When she found q timid
young girl, she would attend to her most
assiduously, conduct her to the piano,
and remain with her till she became more
at her ease.
At one of her receptions, tall, dang
ling youth, fresh from the backwoods,
made his appearance and took his stand
against a partition wall. He stood in
that position like fixture for half an
hour, and fnally veutured to take cup
Of fcofee, which it was then the custom to
hand around.
Mrs. Madison's keen eye had noticed
his embarrassment, aud abe wished to
relieve him. The poor youth, astounded,
dropped the saucer on the floor snd un-
consciously thrust the cup into his
breeches pocket.
"The crowd is so great" remarked the
gentle lady, that no one can avoid being
jostled. The servant will bring you an
other cup of coffee Pray, how did you
leave your excellent mother? Ihad once
the honor of knowing her, but l have not
seen her for some years"
Thus sho continued, till the poor youth
felt as though he he were in the company
of an Old acquaintance He took care,
secretly aud soon, to dislodge the
protuberance in his pocket.
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the fiacre, and suspected nothing. Tramp
man sent the Two young ones ahead,
who walked, with hands clasped, towards
the ditch, the older one following q few
PAGES behind them. This was the
strongest one of the three. Traupman
commenced with him, throwing moose
around his neck and strangling him, cut
the throats of the two others, and finished
the old one, who showed signs of life.
with knife. The rest ia known.
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JOSEPH BARnTERE, So. JOSEPH BARBIERE, N.
BARBIERE ~ CO.,
AuCTIONEERs AND COMMISSION
mERCHAETS.

40 Seconu 5t,s MemphIs, ellH- I
Pros n attention rivea 10 sales Of mercba an
dire. Liberal advances made upon contign-
ness and dispatch.
W. W. Hodge has charge Of the Real Estate
and Rental Department. f'-ss
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enterprise, and oil the bright joys and
beautiful blessings that make paradise
of earth.
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A master carpenter in Toplitz, Ger
many, lately made bet OF ten horns
that he would eat twenty FIVE liver sausa-
res and ten rolls of bread at one meal.
BE managed to get down twenty-three of
the sausages and eight rolls, when he
had to give up the task. He lost not
only his bai, but died in consequence of
his gluttony shortly afterward.
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The will Of the late Paul N. Spofford
of New York, who died on the 29ta Of
last October, bequeaths property esti-
mated-st four millions of dollars, chiefly
to be divided between his widow and six
children.
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City Election Notice.

TVH & following persous are hereby appoint ed
l. Judges. Clerks and Deputy Commissioners,
20 opon and bold an election for Mayor, Alder
men. Councilmen and other officers, as pro-
vided BY the new city charter.
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A Northern school-teacher in Virginia
who undertook to chas,se a colorei
young woman, one Of his pupils, because
abe refused to bring in coal, found his
match in ber and her sister. They beat
him numerically, and be then said
Now, let US ell be silent about this
little matter for if you we're to tell il, it
might be Injurious to your characters.