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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-05

containing full list Of property as having
been assessed for taxes for the year 1868,
which taxes are due and remain unpaid
The total value Of reported property
is g., 1873, 1920; total taxes on same
$701457; printers fees, 1885 tracts at
81. so, 81, 1882. so; collectors fees on each
{ of same at 81, 81, ,255; clerks fees on
same at S1.50, $1,882.50. Total taxes,
costs and charges, S12,034 81.
On motion, the report of Squire Bowen
was referred to the Finance Committee,
with instructions to report.
Squire Claiborne offered q resolution
authorizing the Finance Committee to en-
ploy clerk, at salary not exceeding
800 month. Theresolution was adopted
Squire Maxey moved to reconsider the
action taken on his resolution in regard to
the Railroad Commissioners, as he had
been informed that the counsel employed
by the Railroad Commissioners to attend
to the railroad business had suggested
some changes. The action was reconsid-
cred and such changes made as had been
suggested. NOTE-Tbe original resolu-
ton given above has been made to con-
form to the amendments proposed by coun-
sel-RKPoRTER
the Jail Committee stating that the COM
mittee found the Jail in good condition,
the walls having been newly whitewashed,
and new floors of yellow pine put In the
cells where needed. The report was re-
eeived.
TAXES LEVIED.
The question of levying taxes was then
called up, and the Judge was requested to
decide whether a tax had been levied at
the last term, or not, Judge Turner decid-
ed that as there had been some difference
of opinion on the matter, the taxes would
be levied again, SO that there might be no
doubt on the subject.
Squire Msxey appealed from the decis-
ion of Judge Turner, and the chair was
sustained by the court.
The court then proceeded to levy the
taxes On motion of Squire Ewin, tax
was levied of two mills on the dollar of
real and personal property, for school pur-
poses. All the magistrates present, SO,
voted in favor of this school tax. For or
binary county purposes tax of one and
half mills on the dollar was levied, the
vote being ayes 80, noes 2. For railroad
purposes a tax of one and half mills on
hedollar was levied, by unanimous vote
Squire Wands moved to tax dogs sc-
cording to law, one dollar.
Squire Baskette moved to lay the mo-
ton on the table. The motion to lay on
the table prevailed by the following vote: :
ayes 38, noes 20 g, ii
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD. .r,
Squire Wands then stated that great
deal pad been said lately in regard to the
Louisville and Nashville railroad gobblinp
up Southern and other connections. He
had written tdMr. Fink, and had received
the following communication, which he
read to the court:
"OFF1CE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE, AND MEMPHIS
AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD LINE, LOUIS
VILE, April 1, 1911. G. Wands, Esq,
Dear Sir: I received yours of the Both alt.
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Gone South.

Z; DR.. s. J. G. Cobb, one Of our well
known and popular dentist and physician,
left yesterday morning for a Southern trip.
He Will go from here to Augusta, Ga,
from which city he will visit other import
ant cities and points of interest IN the
South. We wish him pleasant trip and
q ssfe return to his many friends in this
city. Quite number Of fTennesseea0s are
now sojourning and rusticating at Varionl
points south Of us We presume that the
present beautiful warm days Of our own
delicious and exhilarating climate will soon
cause their return among Us.
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DISPOSITION OF BODY AND
BONES


The New York Times says that Mr.
s. II. Sanborn, of Medford Mass, has
made will, the terms of which, if car
ried into effect, ought certainly to cause
his name to be known far and wide. He
first bequeathed his body to Prof. Louis
Agassiz and Oliver Wendell Holmes, of
Harvard University, with the request that
it shall be prepared Sin the most scienti-
fic and skillful manner known in anatomi-
cal art, and placed in the museum of an
atomy attached to the aforesaid institution.
OF his skin, however, Mr.. Sanborn re-
quires two drum-heads to be made, which
are to be presented to his distinguished
friend and patriotic fellow-citi7en, War
ren Simpson, drummer, of Cohasset,n - on
condition that he shall beat, or cause to
be beaten, on the said drum-heads, the
national air of "Yankee Doodle at the
base of the monument on Bunker's Hill,
sat sunrise on the 18th of June, annual
ly." Moreover on one of the drum heads
is to be inscribed "Pope's Universal
prayer. anu Ou Tue OIu6T ut OSCiara-
ton of Independence" as it originated
in the brain of its illustIious author,
Thomas Jefferson" The parts of his
body useless for anatomical purposes MIR.
Sanborn desires, to quote his own words,
to be ''composted for fertilizer for the
purpose of nourishing the growth of an
American elm to be planted or set out in
some rural public thoroughfare, that the
weary wayfaring man may rest and in
nocent children playfully sport beneath
the shadows of its outrageous branches
rendered luxuriant by my carcass. I"
The Times, while approving general
lv of the manner in which Mr.. Sanborn
proposes to distribute his remains, can
not applaud the drum. head part of the
business, even with the recommendation
of the proposed engrOssment, for it init
mates that ''tbere are plenty of sheep
skins to be had for the purpose without
restoring to a calfskin," sn unkind cut,
indeed, coming from that quarter, at su-
perseryicesble patriots.
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CONNECTICUT.

The Democracy Ahead !-EngIish
Has a Plurality of 22-NO EIec-
ton Before the People.
NRw HAVEN, April 4.-The returns to
the Palladium office from the entire State
give English for Governor plurality of
% votes over Jewell About 80 votes
are returned as scattering. 1t is quite
possible the election may devolve upon
the Legislature. The above is the result
of careful computation, and there can
be little doubt of it's correctness, though
a different result is obtained in other
parts of the State. The Senate is 13 Re-
publicans and Democrats, and the Re
publicans have msjority of Is in the
House. Kellogg for Congress has ma
iority of 40.
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PHILADELPHIA.

The City of E'BrOthGrIy LOve''-A
Man Fined 5000 and Costs for Re
fusIng to Serve on Jury with Nc
grOes-Re Says He'll Rot First.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 4.-In the
Court of Common Pleas to-day several
Colored men were on the veniTe as jurors.
A white man said he refused to serve and
was fined by Judge Ludlsw, and ordered
into custody. He exclaimed: "Get
your money if you can, III rot in prison
before rll serve on jury with a niger. F"
The Judge ordered the man to be kept in
custody until the fine was paid, and said
Every time you refuse to serve on such
grounds / will find you 5000.
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4 man named J. w. Cummings was
arrested the other day in Memphis, on
the charge OF being concerned in the
Nathan murder at New York. He bore
a strong resemhIance to John Forester,
but it was soon ascerIsined that Cum
mings was Doj the man. Forester is
said to have BEEN in Memphis, but has
left.
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DAVIDSON COUNTY COURT.


Resignation of sinking Fund Com
mfssiOners - County Jail Taxes
Levied-DOg Tax ReJected-LOuis-
vile and Nashville Railroad
County Maps-EIectiOn OF Notary
Pub ic.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Threatened With the


Columbia Threatened With the
Horrors of Paris.
NEW York, March A special dis
patch ssys there is great excitement in
Columbia, S. c. The streets are patrOled
by colored soldiers and the police, in ap
prehension of riot, caused by procla,
nation of Gov. Scott, dispensing with
the in tended parade of the colored mill,
tia, on account of the bitter nature OF
political opinion at this time. His order
was issued in Difference to the wishes of
citizens. The militia are very bitter.
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CHICAGO.

A Man Murders His Wife and Five
Children, and Then Suicides.
CHICAGO, April 4. "A man named Da-
kins Stonefort, in Saline county, Illinois,
Gblut March 25, under fit of jealousy,
murdered his wife and five children, and
then committed suicide.
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The Huntingdon Republican says ::
We have received two feet of lamb from
the farm of William Humphrey, of this
county, very much like the feet of deg.
We are unable to account for this strange
freak of nature, but suppose it was pro-
duced from something like the came cause
that stripped Jacobs cattle"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-05

The Knoxville Wing and Register
saws that the most foolish thing East Ten
nessee is guilty of, is her practice of
sending north for fruit trees, when East
Tennessee is emphatically fruit coun-
krV.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-05

A negro was recently arrested in Knox
Vile, on the charge of robbiDg Col. S. B.
Moe, of Chattanooga, while on the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad, of one
hundred dollars.
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ST. LOUIS
Democratic by 1000 Majority.

ST. LOUIS, April 4.-The entire Dem
ocratic ticket, is elected by over 1000
majority.
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The Knoxville Press and Herald of
April l says: "We learn Gov. Senter
is nearly well of the bruises sustained by
him, week ago. The Governor was
riding a restive and spirited horse, near
his home, when the horse became unman-
ageable, and rearing, fell to the ground,
bearing the Governor beneath him and
badly bruising one leg"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-05

Mr. James P. Taylor, of Carter county,
has invented firearm that will discharge
a bToadside of one hundred shots, in every
one and half seconds, and. which it is
said will rove a terrible destroyer of life,
in battle.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-05

Kingston, East Tennessee, is without a
mail, owing to certain complications with
the Department st Washington.
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TueSday-ParisSur aIil
lon Rescued from the Rebels.

VERSAILLES, April 4.-The army Of
Versailles have surrounded Paris, and
order elsewhere in France is established.
A circular issued to-day by Picard to
the Projects of Departments announces a
victory for the Assemblies in the conflict
before Paris. The redoubt at Chatillon
held by the insurgents was captured this
morning by the forces of the Govern
ment with 1000 prisoners, including
Gen. Henry. Gen. Duval was shot. No
fighting has occurred to-day on any other
part of the line. The troops are be-
coming more than ever exasperated at the
resistance shown by the insurgents.
MarscilIes.
A dispatch from Marseilles says order
has been restored and the troops have en-
tered the town.
VfnOY Enters Paris To-day or To-
morrow.
VERSAILLES, April 4-World Special. -
To-day the Government troops again com
pletely defeated the remnant of the
Communists, taking many thousands
prisoners and all their artillery, ard de-
stroying their army.
Gen. Vinoy enters Paris tomorrow or
Thursday.
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have appealed to the people to unite and
repel the common danger.
The Cri Du Peuple announces that the
Nationals have maintained their positions
which they conquered on the Sd at LIE
Bas Mendon, Boujirial and before Fort
D'Issy.
Gen. Cluseret has! been appointed TO
the charge of the Ministery of War. The
CommuDals claim to have won the victory
of the Sd.
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lENNsNLvANIA Coat TRADH-The Phia-
deiIhla L. fr 81 Monday says OF the coal tradc.
" Tie anthracite coal market l. cheerful and
The trade in all i's several departments has a.
heaithiul an outlook - we rene rntsrr 10 have
seen a. There = a good demand for coal and
YET X = not 80 much IN excess Of the supply - 10
warrant an advance In prices. There i a stead
lllt IN the make that renders business safss-
tact n y-cOnsumcrs seem pretty generally set
tieu - the conclusion that pfi ices viii not prnl-
ably be lower this season. and operators beins
Wiling sellers at current prices, the carving
companiSs and the men az the mines join cheer
luliy m the work OF supply ing the market Tho
Lehlgh region, under an active demand from
the opening OF tEe seSspn, Is producing coal
largely. The threatened st'ppage a fortnight
ago nj sume OF the mines in the Schuvlk I'M ryion
Tor want OF water has passed the recent rsirs
having brought the springs up q such a head a.
ID n move Apprehension on that score through
10y TIE rest oi the suIamer. The receipts OF coal
last week al Fort Richmond were greater fhan
tho1e OF either OF The two previous wesi.s AZ
The next public sale OF Sclantau coal n New
YORK bv the Delaware, Lackawanna and West
en- h-."road company, We understand I4O,ao
vii lie oftered, which Is 10 90 morc tlaU fhe
iast monthly sale, the largest amOunt ever be
lore I'D on lac occasion.
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Indian War in southern California.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 2S-Ihe Indian
troubles IL Southern California are more Sc
nous than was az first anticipated. Intelligence
rom Los Flores, as late as ; O'Clock y. m rep
reSents that the rebel chief Olegario has per
slaGed gnillaS - lOin BIN in an attack on the
settlement OF San Luis Rev. The settlers are
responding to call IRON Col. +. j. Coats. and
WI JON the command OF Col. Brown tonight
rather Nibach, OF San Diego, has just returned
trdTeioT,s blat al attempts on h'S part TO bring
about settlement Of the difficulties have been
frustrated by OlegariO. There is great excite
ment in the vicinity OF San Luis Rev, as il il
ieared there VIII be general uprising OF the
-utliauS
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
PRESS REPORTS.
THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION.


Resarn of the CougrcSs-A Quick Trip
2.JO0 Miles in 4 nii teen Days-Arciic
SceneS- fcebeS gs-Perpetual Day
Auroras Di. SeusiOrs ON the Po-
Iaris-> siling of That NeSsel-Her
Proposcd Route. etc.
ST. JOINS, y. F., Augu>t 2s-The United
States ship Congrc-s has returned ION Green
land. having made splendid voyage o $500
10 D'.eo. latitude 20, in Il than th,rt en- run
ring days. The Conere lett st. Johns Angus
Sd and anchored at Disco on the IC+h Onthe trip
he passed hundreds OF
IMMENSE ICErERGs.
out encounted no pack ice. The season Is very
open, not unlike May i'm New York. A. we al
Eanctd uaN became perpetual The sun sunk
behind the hon Icon bat a shO., time and the
- 'lgEt as sufficient TO r IA by. All night the
display Of the aurora bOrealis were extremely
grand We found
THE PoLARIs
az D'sco, but sixty days in advance. Capta{n
PAN, VIII eight r. qr'mauN. boarded vS A mile
Irom the harhOT. Some trouble had arisen he
Iweon Captain Han aud his .cientiHc associates
a . the special object OF the expedition, which
Threatened 20 he ser'ors, bIt by the iudicious
ard INN EterpOli, OF o. Captain Davennort
Bholsid down the naval law, and stated that the
paramount object was getting 10 the north POLE
h3rmoIy was restored. The POlaris sailed
Augrst IL, in the afternoon, amid three cheers
from the Congress. Captain Hall, instead OF
goingN 4 Jones Sound, will keep on the west
side o. Smiths Sound, as there are indrit,s
aouthwester,y, which emb9-goed Kane's ad-
vance. As The ies IN j. open he hOpes to get
through this wear. The Congress Remained
eight days at disco, and fOund regular summer
u Greenland. Captain Davenport was re-
ctlNedWlth "A salute OF fifteen guns when he pre-
sented Secretary RObCsOn's letter, stating the
obJeCt OF his islt aud soliciting the co-oneration
of tue DST'sb authorities with Cap.ain Halls
eNpe'"L on, which was cheer. sIlV accorded
The ST 'rcS the POI" could not take wee les
IN ID Hlectpr Gene ~ Smiths circ at Disco.
me ConI.' 's the la-gest ship ever in ID 70
bay.
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~ Pale green tinted wedding cards are The
latest London wrinkle.
~ The vUlgar Z" Boston DIP" docs not find
favor in respectable society.
~ Fashionable Dcie,y viii resume city life
during the month Of October.
r. Miss Schonberg, a Philadelphia belle, Is
coming out IL opera.
ES~Some Of the more remote counties in Texas
are - yet unsupplied with women yOisoners
D-Apna Dickinson cleared $1,000 Of the
wTCnI' OF her .eX lG>t We Y.
HYA PittsbUrg girl aged fifteen brings a suit
Tor breach OF promise against a man seventy
Yeas Old.
~ Luel being on the recent races has sup
pied all the Flora McFrmseys az Saratogav IN
gloves Tor the remainder Of the sea.1n.
II "A M % ,weIgy, lCc,uring out West on
woman suffrage, marriage. &c, give tbs BOW
elfUl advice = her wciuea siSssIs: sIf YOU hate
your husband, shake him and live alone OF look
UP an affinity"
~ a resident OF Wisconsin, named Sage, has
given $4,000 loT a college for women i'm Ithaca
ana prom sed clUo.eO0 more on certain cOndi-
lions, one being that Aeon iance az morning
prayers in tue chap 81 shall be compulsory.
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IHE MOBILE HORROR.
Thirty-nNe Dead Bodies Re- Oserets

NOZZLE, Ala, August 21-Tbe steamer
Fountain brought over eleven doa I = - tsom
The nfeck tbs morning This macs q thtal OF
; dead bodies recovered 50 far. Ia . feare,l
many more are SIN under the Nrcc. The eN-
CursiortstS mainly COMPOSED the " 70 No clsS-
and thew families. No well known ci.ize-S .re
among the Killed except Willis Men weather,
cotton weigher. The iOiloa INC Is the lit q the
titled Captain Vim. Eaton, Mary and Ellen
0uinlsn. George CI0swcll. J. Peterson tpilotl,
w. j. Provost, Mrs. Mary Harmon, Mrs. Annie
ElWarc, Coruelia nubrOcA. Eliza and Agnes
Nicholas, octaN "A Bernard, Robert Anderson,
VI. r Homer, Mrs. Picket ami son. william r
Sourson, Jacob Gu,>ttt, JOSEPH l.. - Brent. VI.
Irish Imam
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OVerhauIiny Tayuuauv.

NEW YORK. August 2J.-At the meeting o. the
ioint committee appointed by the board OF super
Tiscrs and board of aldermen 10 investigate the
financial status Of the ci,y, yesterday a'ternoOn
Recorder Hacket was chosen permanent chair
man. \ re Olution was pissed that each mem
Der should select two prominent citizens 10 be
associated with the committee in the investisa-
ton Of the accounts. Sixteen persons were thus
designated, and an invitation sent TO each re-
guessing his acceptance. Among the gentlemen
lImed were Robert Lenox Kennedy, Royal A.
Phelps, H. Il. Clafin, Judge Porter, James
Brown, OF Brown Brothers, VIM. L. Dodge, and
CourtlanGt Palmer.
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WORKING WOMEN ASSERTING THEIR RIGRrs
l. ne women shoe ii, .ers, Who sc numbered by
lnousal's IN ~ ni' Mass. have cOmbi-led ID re-
ntfng general reduction oiWas>s. Atthe wo-
m n : indignation meeting last week addresses
re celNertd by several gcHtiym IA aud work
ing girls, and resolutions were adoptsd protest.
las against any reduction Of wages under any
reieAt whatever. The wOTl ug women AZ , re-
iolEec that they would submit no terms. either
or forfeiture Of Mar-s l-I
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THE RAILROAD SLAUGHTER IN
N.'SAI SETS
Tfirty-twO Deaths Condition of Some
of the wounded.

BOSTON, August 29.-Several persons wounded
IN the late railroad disaster exhibit unfavorable
symptoms. Edward Williams. Of LIZ IN, aged az:
was badly scalded, audit is thought that he cam
not survive. F. Browning and =. b. Betris bo.I
OF Lynn, are IL critical condition. Jefferson
Rowe, the baggage master OF the Putnam cain.
VINO remained at his post lies in the city hospital
in a precariOus condition His rjght' arm ~
amputated yesterday at the elbow. and today
his let leg will be taken of. He IS injured in
ternally, and received several bruises about the
race, come OF his teeth being knocked out and
bis recovery is extremely doUbtlul The num-
Der of deaths has reached q
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New York's Last Criminal Sensation.

TIT y 10y o, u I"aI- VTL I7u'3''4 "a q
IrURk-Tks 1yS sTy stu Uar-cerIei
NEW EcPK, August 29.-In the trunk mystery
he search OF the two houses OF Rosenzyyery
tailed > find the woman who sent the trunk
away. The house * sin under police surycfI-
a1ce. ROsenZwerg has a diploma from a So
called medic@1 society in Philadelphia. The
prisoner IS very Recent, and denies al knOwl-
edge Of the affair, though the police possess
rC>Iive evidence OF his completely INSPECTOR
Naiimg and Jameson believe they have a Ger
;2in clue 70 the woman Who accompanied the
trunk to the depot.
Sixteen Lathers had q narrow escare ION
death IN Shark river, New jersey, Saturr ". in
consequence OF holes III the sand.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lower Prices than Elsewhere.

Ayers SarsaPar.lla aud Cherry PrctoruI, Sc !:
Burnetts Cocoaire and kaliston, SC: Schenck' :
syrup and Tonic. : %; yayne's ENpectOrant and
Alternative SC; Hostetter Hvofand aud Vinegar
Bitters, &c; MichlrTs Herb Buffers, Sc: Lyon
kathairUn and Barn : 1ricopLerus, &c; Laird's
Bloom and Magnolia Balm. 6jc.; Batcheler's Hair
Dye, Sc; Hellb1llls BuChu, 81 -; Browns ia
n8Gica Ginger, 4oc.; Phalon's Perfumes, SIC, Tar
rant Aperieut. sc. Winchester Hyp0Fhosphites,
Sc: Osgood's India ChulugOCue. 81 IS; sterling
AnJrcsla, Sc, SoLaduut, &c. Nichols Elixir Pro
toNide Iron, 9Oc.; De JOugh's Cod Liver OIL. Sl:
other kinds, Sc. Flags Relief, 9OC.; Railway 3
Sarsaparillian, 9)c.; Florida Water, foc; Perry
Lotion, 81 IS; Luhns Extracts, genuine. 81: Col
gate Soaps very lsrEe assortment, retail al whole
sale prices; Holland Gin, imported, Ter bottle:
Fine Old Rye Whisky, large bottles 81. per gallon,
S-Euaranteed represented or money refunded
California " ines. Port Angelica. Sherry, Muscafel
81 ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
auS-tT Corner III and y streets n W.
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lynch Inv in kcn,nckr.

Ato Won f-Atr ggtm Jcii ~ a. asmsa NJ and
Haa1.
hNANsNilLE, I'm, Aug. "a band OF 80
men ,nfer the MoJgaufield, Nv. iail last SAT-
Urcay night. tpok white man ana a ne.yro
'hafg va on. aging woman near Casey
mile 4. M here nv -
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NV kCEH. A.. a r the clrclu,iou n
ic eftoi E1n,e ~ the Huwerd Athcncrm last
y GIT, 'he clCthii,g OF a d. ilct 1ri rgr,.5 T,,Il
Sn'''l C-ught IRE, ard she Wss haf,v hurDeI
Her 'rjut. B, though Tairta'. grc rot dangerous
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4 Colored Woman n obs n National


New YORK, Aug. 29.-The Essex County NJ
uonal Bank of Newark, n. j.. was ROBBED be-
,ween Saturday and Monday OF 5000 in frac-
ronal currency by colored woman named Eliza
Ann Scott, who cleans the Offices Twenty-seven
hundred dollars were recovered and the rest will
probably be obtatned ~
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No OFFICE SCI RIrs NEED ApPLY-Durinc
the absence OF Secrete,y Boutwell, no appoint
mems Of subordinate Gust I'm house or other
Tree srl y officials will be made, Assistant SCI
RETRY HP' tley prefer ring II have those matt crs
Ispt ed of by the Secretary.
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GENERAL DENT, Master U. s. Grant, Mar.
shsl Sha-pe, Mira C ey and CHILDREN, Of New
Orleans, and General We od ard son e a-non9
the recent al livals at Doubling Gap Springs, Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-29

ACTING FiT tn Az on oR-The P esident has
authorized Fourth Au6'tor S. j. w. Tabor Il
perform the duties o. Fi.lh Auditor p , during
Fifth Auc,tor.