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WASHINGTON, D. c., April %, 1871.
DEAR BsoTHER: mutual friend l
drop YOU 6 few earnest words IN behalf
of Senator Hsrlan's reelection to the
United States Senste. You know The i'm
portance of carly ard earnest action.
The members elected TO the next Legs
ls,ure elect the next Senator. 1t e,
therefore, necessary that the right men He
nominated, ard hence attention must I've
given TO the primary meetings.
l am glad to say to you that Senator
Harlan is regular IN his attendance On
church, and his influence is in the right
direction. l know personally that BE
stands high with the administration, and
has influence with the President and is
held in high esteem by HIS fellow-Sena-
tors. His speech on San Domingo has
given him an elevation few Senators en-
Joy. Hoping that you will IN all suitable
ways interest yourself for BIZ. Harlan, /
an, truly yours, J. P. NEWMAN.
When Senator Harlan was first elected
to Congress he was poer in this world s
goods, now he is rich-the most OF which
he acquired during the time he acted as
Secretary Of The InteriOrs under Lincoln.
He has been repeatedly accused OF pros
tituting his Office and of jobbiDg in the
Senate by his own party papers, but be
has never condescended to notice them,
1t is not at all strange that such q Char
ac.er should have the endorsement Of q
political preacher such as DR.. Newman
has proved himself to be.
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The next outbreak of the international
Commune will, in all probability, 10 in
Rome. The door of one of the churches
was recently found saturated with petro-
leum, and large barrel of the same in
hammable material has been unearthed
under the Pslazzo Lancellotti. One of
the largest wholesale merchants in the
city openly declares that he finds itAtterly
impossible e fill his orders for petroleum,
nor can he imagine the reason for the ex-
cessiye demand at this season of the year.
There is room for the suspicion that tie
Internationals are stwork, and the prospect
for Victor Emmanuel in his new capital, is
anything else than inviting. In this con-
necdOn, it may be mentioned that the
mails report demand by the Belgisn
Government for the arrest of Karl Marx,
who escaped from the ruins of Paris to
London, and who is believed to be the
high priest of the secret societies. This
demand of Belgium was doubtless hast
ened by the disturbances in Brussels On
the 10th ult.
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Notice to Bidders

CARPENTERS AND PAINTERS DESIRING
" 10 do the work necessary to be done on the
Public School Buiiinss, are notified that the
work viii be let to the lowest responsible bidder
Of the Committee on Repairs, No. u North Col
ieBe Street. .t. i've 81
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GETTING MORE THAN THEY
fRARGAENED FOR,


The Radicals have made complete
failure in proving Alabama troubled with
the Ku Klux. On the 9th inst, Gen.
Peters and ex.Congressmsn Pugh, of
that Slate, were examined by the hu-
Klux Committee. The WASH ngtOn cor
resnopdeut of the Louisville Ledger
savs. sThe former was or the stand
three and a half hours, and his testimony
is said to have been in some
resnects superior to any yet given by
exposing the expressions and frauds per-
,e,rated upon the Southern people, the
jrfsmous character of the adventureTs, to
,arnetuste whose power this CRY Of hu-
tyrrx is gotten up. Coburn and. other
Radicals put number of questions to
Gen. Peters, but were speedily used up.
In This connection, we notice that W. H.
Hunter, Radical Sheriff of Lown'les
county, has published a letter Iebutting
the SANDERS of the miscresnts who say
,bst $40 Republicans life is safe in AIS
b4man Referring 10 that pestteTous
c,ags of shanderers, Nv Hunter says:
..yvbv do these fellows persist in mis-
r,rrf se1tine- our peoples They must be
,napufectuiing ammunition for-the 'Ka-
Nv Committee While II is true that
l 1,,i races have been committed IN various
,,eT1s of cur State, il is not trreHn'tl u
pg,3vlf;coa's life is not safe in lhis
I'gn,v. The Republican officers OF ihis
lrn,y are treated with the utmost kind
1css and civiliy by all classes OF our
,..i7 and my duties as sheriff bring
~. me in contact with almost every one,
l,now whereof l speak, We have
'.,n,l,s,;cn of 5000 or G,000 voters,
IN M cn,v one Jail or caaboose in the
ror,tv and but one prisoner In the JAN
a ,,6rder was committed in our county
= few days ago. Capt. Jess Heard
vas killed by one Heliman, ana
mid rot be surprised to see ms
,,,ath announced by some OF our sens
+ mai papers under q heading sfInel anu,
lie NJ II flowing: Another ku-hlnA
,s'Jra.-.l A PfommCnt Re9eoLean SUI !, !.
i,r,s q Capt. Heard was Cor1edeF'
a-a snljl T and 3 DemUcfat, od' EWS'
feIoycd by sll who knew him, rTes9se
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of corn.

Hon. JAMES w. GnnfEs, ex United
States Senator from Iowa. has arrived
from Europe, WHITTIER he has been during
the last two years. 1t will be recollected
that while a Senator he had stroke
of paralysis, snd Notwithstanding
his Illness attended in the Senate to vote
against the impeachment of President
johnson, so thoroughly was he, convinc-
ed of the innocence of that gentleman.
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AFTER ten years of Radical rule, re.
marks a contemporary, the condition OF
the country may be partially stated as
follows: public debt of two thousand
four hundred millions; standing army
costing thirty millions year; q eecond
army, composed of the most unscrupu-
lous plunderels that ever corsed any
country; elections controlled by military
force and State governments admins
tered against the will OF the people.
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jys d1t&w3t
In the Chancery Court of Cla.
County, Tenn.
INJUNCTION BILL.

" Butlsr and Anderson vs. LW OgIesby
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TnR Chicago Times chronicles the
most extraordinary case of family in
fnepce in securing appointments under
the present Administration yet record
ed. s. Mr.. Charl,s Bent YVES the
editor of the Whiteside (Lll.) SENT
mel. He had labored hard and long
for the. interests of his party
without receiving a mouthful of pap.
At length brilliant idea entered his
mind. He wrote 10 General Grant, ap-
plying for an office, taking cafe. go to
SIGN his name that the initial B N
the manuscript looked like tie
letter D. The President saw The ap-
plicadcn, supposed the applicant was a
member of IAe extensive Dent family,
and Nj. Bezitsat once received his sp'
noiptrrent az Assistant Assessor Of Int r
! nal Revenue.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-08

THE crop estimates OF the New Orleans
Cotton Exchange make the reduction in
Mississippi, Louisiana, Western and Mid.
die Georgia, Western Tennessee, Arkan-
sas and Northeastern Texas, net aver
age of pei cent, Cor eight to ten per
cent more than the Agricultural Bureau
with more than corresponding increase
If oorr
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TN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARISG TO TIL
i satisfaction Of the Clerk and Mas .er froH
compliments bill, which is sworn to, that de
PENDANT, L W Oglesby, is a non residents Of tht
State of Tennessee, SO that She ordinary process
Of sw cannot be served upon him:
1t is therefore ordered that publication be mad
for four consecutive weeks IN the Union auC
Americ an, a newspaper published in the city q
Nashville, commanding said non resident defend
sut to appear at the next Term q the Ubsncery
Court, 10 be held st the Courthouse il Celina OF
the fourth Monday in December next, and pie d
answer or demur 10 said bill, or 1t viii be take
Tor confessed aud set for hearing eI parie t.
him TIN. !. MCHEERY, Z. L NJ
NJ g Butler and Geo. Ii Morgan, Sole.
July 4, 1871. jyS dit&E5t
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In Chancery at Waynesboro, Tenn
July RULE 1871.
Elisha Lancas ter vs.. Gid. ]. Pillow g

EIIsla LalUas IeI Vi Olu- % FIIIUW 81 aIs.
IT APPEARING TO THE CLERK AND MAS.
i ter from the affidavit Of complainant filed in
this cause, that viii ]. Polk, one Of the defend
ants in this cause, is dead, and that the names
ara re- idonce of the heirs at law Of said viii
Polk, deceased, are unknown to complainant.
It is therefore ordered by me that the said heirs
at law Of said Will ]. Polk, deceased, be required
TO appear before the Chsncery Court at Way nes-
boro on the third Monday in September next and
make defense to Fa'd bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed and ret for hearing eIpsrte
az to them. 1t is Jurthfr ordered that this no.
tee be published for four successive weeks in
the Nashville Union and American.
This 80 day Of July, 1871
O. b. MCLEAN, O. & NJ.
The-subject matter Of this suit is tract OF land
Of 2OU acres, lying in Wayne county, Tenn, pur-
chased By complainant in 1851 from the above
named deceased party and others, for which
complainant now seeks title deed.
John A PITTS, Sol. for Comp't.
i've d1tHU3t
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Governors Proclamation.

D. W. C. Senter, Governor OF State of Ten
nessee. To all who shall see these presents
Greeting:
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tiveof party. believe that where thelocal
officers (be they Republicans or Demo
crats) do their official duties honestly and
treat the citizens with respect and kind
ness, there will be no trouble. / can
raise posse of five hundred of our best
citizens to put down any violation of the
law, whelher,by Ku Klux, Klap, Union
League or black horse cavalry"
The Radicals have got more than they
bargained for when they attempted TO
prove the existence of Ku-Klux in Ala
hama.
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R5GEEEgBsE NgE5H'aTgNGgEas.
SI1 ST. Charles;

I iOSGER LOCATED ~ ST LOUIS THAN Az. ehrou-
- icFhyScian, 60 successfully ire Is Simple and omli
Gated Eeuercal Disease 20 brius patient iron every
state Bis hospital opportunities lifetime ,scricc5
ith purest drugs prepared h. the esabisl-aat cures
cases CIV NJ ty others matter ghO failed, tell your
private trouble Consolidation free send two stans foT
ulcdili essays. ss-z--2ss y S0no Nu Lr5io0n sent
By mail l5cenia earh bob for Is Sss g-a All that
the curious ,dO-bf llsitve 1s.l % nov all about
Sell Pollution, IRE Ituu, Marriage. Every Young uao
ars g1niaa ongbt % resl IL warning. THE nervous
deh1tate1 or partially iapotent scientifically advised
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In Chancery at WaynesbOro, Tenn
Hughes + Ra,sslI VS.. WIN. Jones e. ais

Hughes + Haassll vs.. Vim. Jones e. ais.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEALING FROM COM
Il pl2tnaDts bill that William IVES: sHd Jacob
scott, defendants i'll this cause non-Eesi dents
OK the State Of Tennessee:
1t is ordered by the Clerk and NltGr that said
Wm. West and Jacob ccOtS be required to ap-
pear before the Chancery Court at Naynes boro,
the third M-ndsy OF September next, and
make defense to said bill, or the same will be
taken COZ Confessed and the cause SET for hear
ing pSrte to th EN-. II Is further ordered
that this notice be published for four consecU-
tive weeks IN the Nashville Union and American.
This 81 day OF July, 1871,
jyS dltV9s C. b. MCLEAN, G. I'm
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Leaving rs net esrnings.........S145, 5O4 81
From which four dividends
we're made, in July, October.
January and April last, of
percent each, amounting 10. 1920, 900 O(
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liz his address before the students of
Georgetown College, Gen. Seernau. in
abiding to our late civil war and lis re-
suits, said with an emphasis that gave
more than ordinary significance TO his
words, ''I would as soon expect 10 see an
attempt to dissolve this Uaion, il future,
come from the North as from the South. ("
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Thos Bramlette, late Governor of ny.
Henry Waterson, Editor Courier-Jo urnal.
WN Haldeman, President Courier Journal
Company.
Benjamin CassedaY. of Daily CONNER cial.
Geo p Doern, Proprietor Anzeiger.
ii NJ McCarJy, of the Daily Ledger.
8 Cain, Cle:k jefferson Court Of Common
Pleas
M Clusky, Author Political Text Book.
L L Durrett, OF the Louisville Bar.
The Trustees will be assisted by the following
well known and eminent citizens of kentucl y,
who have consented to be present at The Con-
cert and 10 superintend the drawing and dis
trihntion of QIfts.
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SUPEEYISORS;

Hon Johua BuIlitt, late Chief Justice Ky.
Hon II Sites, Judge JEFF Court Com. Pleas.
Hon Is COchrane. Chan. Lou. Chan. Court
EHon II W Bruce, Judge JEFF. Circuit Court.
Hon W y Hoke Judge JEFF. County Court
Hon G Baxter, Mayor OF Louisville.
Eon L L Burnett, City Attorney.
Henry W0lford City Treasurer Louisville.
Hon b Webb, Senator of Kentucky.
Col q Wharton, U District Attorney.
Col Phil Lee, Pros AH'y 9Th Judicial Circuit.
Gen J L Boyle, esident n, II & Z X Z.
DR. T Bell, PIof Med University, Louisville.
Col JilsOn johnson, Proprietor Gait House.
Hon Proctor Knott, late member Congress.
40 Brannin Pres't Louisville Board Trade.
james Bridgciord, Pres't ID National Bank.
Andrew Graham, Tobacco and Cotton Mer-
oh
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PIETYAND POLITICS,

Rev. ]. p. Newman of the Metropolis
tan IA, E. Church, of Washington, DC,
is one o. those preachers who thinks
more of prov iding for himself and friends
the good things of this world, re+Aer than
expounding the gotpel and converting
sinners. So in behalf of ''BrotheI" Ha1-
lar, Senator from Iowa, he writes the
Follnr-;rr.
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Dividend Notice.

COUTH NASHVILLE STREET RAILROAD
- Co.-At meeting of the Board of Directors
held this day, Semi Annual Dividend of four
per cent on the Capital Stock of the Company
was declared, payable on presentation Of their
No 472 South College street, on and after to day.
July 6, 1871. +. A BARNES,
Jy7 lv Sec. and Treas.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MasAnie Nntiee.

MEMBERS OF CLAIBORNE LODGE No. 292
Nl are hereby notified to meet at their Hall
THIS MORNING, st O'Clock, for the purpose Of
attending The funeral of Bro, Jno. Claiborne, OF
New Orleans All Masons In coed standing are
respectfully invited to attend.
BY order of the W NJ.
NJ n EfCfV.
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In ChnnccrY at Nashvi.ie-No. 6.s57

In ChancerY at NashviIie-No. 6,s57.
CTATE OF TENNESSEE, Office CLERK and Mas
- ter Uhancery Court Nashville, June the 9Th,
1871. Newton Mcclure, Complainant, VS.. Thomas
NJ Buck and others, Defendants.
It appearing from affidavit filed in this cause,
that the defendants, Lee Mcclure, Franklin Nc
Clare Nancy Dotson, Jane Brooks and Thomas
Cooper ara non-residents of the State of Ten
nessee: and 1t further appearing that the names
and residences of the heirs Of Juliet Nancure,
Elizabeth Modrell, and Steven Mcclure, all de-
ceased, are unknown and cannot be Gscertained
after dillgent inquiry: 1t is therefore ordered
that said named and unknown defendants en-
ter their appearance herein before or within the
first three days Of the next term OF said Court, TO
be held on the first Monday in October next,
QS7D snd plead, answer or demur TO complain
ants bil or this same VIII be TWEEN for confessed
as to them, and set for hearing parte. and
that copy of this order be published fer four
consecutive weeks in the Nashville Union and
American.
Acopy-Aitest:
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR
Clerk and Master.
Temple Il Bzien, Soils for Complainant.
ielO- IsW4t
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In the Chancery Court Of Clay
County, Tenn
Hiram Long ys Ezekiel Long and others
ORIGINAL BILL

ORIGINAL BILL.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING TO THR
i satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master from com.
painant's bill, which Is sworn to- that defendants
Lemuel Trent and wife Catherine, and Mary 4
Long are nOnresidents Of this hta:e, SO that the
ord nary process Of the law cannot be served:
II is therefore ordered that publication be made
In the Nashville Union and American, Newspaper
published in the city OF Nashville, for four ,n-
secutive weeks, commanding the said non-resi-
dents TO appear or before the next term of the
ChAncery Court for said County, to be held NJ
the Courthouse in Oelina, on the 4 b Monday in
December next, aud pieSd, answer or demur to
said bill, or the same will be taken for confessed
and set for hearing e1 parte as to them.
TIM Z, MCHENRY, G. & NJ.
Gsrdenhire Barnes, sors.
June 26, 1871, iyS dlt&w3t
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CHAS. Il. PETERS, Manager,
Louisville, kentucky.

OFFICE-120 Main street. Johnson's Block.
N. B.-Buyers will note that there are only
One Hundred Thousand 'sJckeIS in
stead of TWO Hundred Thousand, as in
the San Francisco Git Concert, and that there
is $4,000 more distributed. jy6 eOdlm
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Masonic Notice.

JNHE BRETHREN OF PHGsIx LODGE No
Il l8l are hereby notified to appear in the Lodge
Room THIS lSATURpAY) MORNING, OF
O'Clock, for the purpose Of attending the funera
OF Brother John Claiborne, OF New Orleans
Germsnia and Corinthinn Lodges are respect
fully invited to attend.
II GEORGE s. BLACKIEI W. M
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Officers of Public Library of Kentucky

OlIfLENS' bANA- ---.--. treas uttI'
The holders of tickets to which gifts are
awarded will be paid on presentation at the
Office in Louisville.
AlibeTaI discount Will be allowed when 100,
500 or 100 tickets are purchased in lot. All
orders accompanied by remIttances will be
promptly attended to, and the tickets returned
by mail registered or expressed, as ordered The
undersigned, Late princi a! business manager OF
the very successful Mercantile Library Gift
Concert at San Franc SEQ, Cal, has been aP
pointed Agent and Manager of the Gilt Con-
cert in aid ofthe Public Library Of Kentucky.
The drawing Will take place IN public, and
everything VIII be done to satisfy buyers OF
tickets that their interest will be rs well pro-
tected as if they personally Supenntended thS
entire Affair.
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E6gefeld Pop rIY.

TN OUR BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN TOWN
4 across the river, we have for sale some choice
residences, both large and small. A street rail-
road viii soon run through the heart OF the town,
and N AXE it as agreeable for winter as summer
residences We invite all 20 examine orr bulIe-
tins A8RIEGrCN, FARRAR 4 WEAKLEY.
irA fnc9
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Nashville Plastic Stats Roofing Co.

DLASTIO SLATE IS THE ONLY ROOFING
Il material known that is not affected by sx-
pansion or contrsction Is strictly ere proof that
does not run when heated. and thzt age only i'm
proves. We are prepared to put on new roofs at
short notice, and warrant our work. Old rust
eaten and leaky metal roofs N ade ss good - new,
at one-thtrd the cost Of new roof. Leave orders
corner Cherry and Union streets.
spIS SIN JAMES WALKER BON, Prop
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90

E0abling US TO add...............S 25,54O 81
to profit and loss, and max
ing the amount now to the
credit Of that account. SOS, $50 II
The Board of Directors were instructed
to report upon the cost of building an
other mil, and contract with the city au-
thoTities for the water power, etc. The
President said that they had vacant space
in Mill No. for five thousand more spin.
dies, which would cost $3.50, 600; or that
q new mill, with ten Thousand spindles,
could be built and equipped for $500, 900.
These amounts included operatives
houses. He seemed to favor both addi-
tons. The company is certainly in q
most prosperous condition.
There are a number of cotton mills in
the South, but we do not find in our ex-
changes statistics showing the extent of
their operations and the profits they are
making for stockholders. There is every
reason to believe, however, that they are
doing well, perhaps not so well as the
Augusta factory, but are building up
q fine business that will eventually be
very profitable. It has been clearly de-
monstrated that cotton can be successfully
and profitablY manufactured at the South
near where it ig grown. When we look
at the favorable circumstances presented
in this section, says a contemporary,
il becomes q matter of wonder that
there are 20. more cotton manufactures
in The South-that they do not spring up
in every quarter of these States. Cotton
is raised beside immense water powers,
and sbipped to the North and TO Europe
for manufacture. Th.re is no reason,
except the lack of capital. Why The
bales of cotton we zee in the warehouses
ready for shipment should not at least be
made into yarn, and shipped after the
two profits of raising and spinning it
shall have been realized, instead of .
single profit, as heretofore. But it has
been proved that there is every reason in
favor of going farther than that, and
making it up into sheetings, shirtings
and drills. Then the cost of shipment
to an always ready market is greatly re-
duced, because the bulk is made much
less
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Real Estate Distribution
OF MEMPHIS.
A Short POstpOnement.

Q ATISEAOToRY REASONS To THE MANA
- gers of the Real Estate Distribution of Mem
phis, cause them to ask of the public the indul-
gence Of short postponemeut. Our scheme Is
one of magnitude. To successfully get through
with it hiss required the establishment Of Agen-
cies throughout the United States. This has
been done; but more time has been necessary to
do so than at first supposed. We are now In
working order, from New York to San Francisco.
The drawing comes of on AUGUST 3lsT, without
fail BY that date we wi / have realized our most
sanguine expectations, and will render the pub
lie that satisfaction we have always designed to
give. Our Offices everywhere will continue open
until then. Cali Cd MIR. J. A BOWEN, at X. Dor
man & Cos, for circulars and particulars.
PASSMCISE & RUFFIN, Managers,
jy4-w Memphis, Tenn.
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Election of Teachers.

STNHE SELECTION OF TEACHERS "a WHITE
i and colore6) for the Public schools in the
10Th District, will take place on the 18th July
Candidates will hand in their APP locations on or
before that day. 7. J. .REATON,
y, g1 d. McGRADY,
1885, W. II, GORDON.
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MEDICAL.
The Bridal Chamber.

THsSEYS FOR YOUE3 MEN, ON GREAT
u Social Evils and Abuses, which interfere with
Inarrisge-with sure means of relief for the er-
ring and unfortunate, diseased and debiJitsted
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address Howard
Association. No 2 S. Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa
Inyl &w3m
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Water Tax! Water Tax F!

A Ii PERSONS USING HYDRANT WATER
N are notified thxt the tax is now due, and the
law requiring the to be paid in advance will
be rigidiy enforced. The necessities OF the city
sre such that indulgence cannot be given to any
one. JOHN L. GLENN,
iy2Iw B Water Tax Collector
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COgINTHIAN LODGE No. 4f4,
#. 81 A. NJ.

THE STATED MONTHLY MEETING FOB
i July will be held THIS EVENING at the
usual hour A full attendance Is desired.
1t II, @. ROSS, Sec'y.