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, 1873-04-27

dares stay in the fields 1ster than 10 oc1ock thau lie
ing work The fine white sand Ia blstering hot one
might fancy that an egg would cook. as On Mt vesu-
.boseia whom W. lea7s ID te III ,eld r1.ne the,r te
@ sas sasess Il tasia len
noonlng time comes they st down, not in tho aade
but n some good bot paes in the sand snd cat ther
tahe their noon aieata with tbs fun clare
OF the sun upon them. Down in tho syamp-
aian ana near fns 9a5 1Soaa Sr va ha!e Watched od
whce1barrow, heavy with blocks of muck, no st.c
bank and depoeited It sWhy, sinon y We 'sS ssv:
" how ean you work so this hot weather ~
The question proTokea an explosion Of 1&no.,tnr
- s9h r. h1h ho' ho ho' nases 1tbo hot; dat 50; ho,
How ean you work so7 1c.n,t even tb,n1 ,,or :: :
you can do such hard work under such aun. y
"Dat 80 ho, no! Ladies' can't: no, deg canr, bless
load, throws it down. and chuckics aga1n. }tttIs
hugh goes great WY with Simon for boiling
One tremendously hot day, re remember our
steamer stopping Ct Fe5nandina. Owing to tie
clined plane down which mountain Of multtfar1ous
freight was to b shipped on or boat gang OF ne
e ss s oS Th: nnss ssss ess
noy I hsy IT,, and .s3x;g sa2gted ans is5
great bags Of eotton-seed, Or bo1es
md bales and ran down the steep p1ane With them
with tie limbs aud muscles Of great dray-harse
placed himself in front Of large truck and made his
back with prodgtous force he took the load steadily
1oEn tho steep plane til within little Of the |
5ottom when he dashed suddenly forward and 1anded
t :hhH scroes tile boat. This feat OF gigantic ]
trength hs repeated again and again, running up |
ach time apparently Is. freah as nothing had h.p
'ened,shouting laughing, drinking quarts Of water,
mf{7.rF1 lAI
lone In more Jolly spirit. 1
6ow, when sees such sights as theso one may be
ardoned for thinking that the negrois the natural ia-
'orer Of tropical regions. He is immensely strong;
e thrives and hourishea Physically under tempera-
1re that exposes white man to di6eaEo and death,
Tho maariE1 ferers that bear 40 hard on tho white
ace have less effect on the ne TO # --at r. ~
, 1873-04-27
THE FUTURE. LIFE.

Low shall know thee IN the sphere which Leeps
The disezntodicd spirits OF The dead
Nhon eli CT thee that time could witker siccca
And pcr:shcs among the dust We tread?
For1 ehan feel the eng Of ce4se1css pain .-
II tboTo meet t1y eantls preac,ce rot, . -
Nor hear ile voice love, nor read again :.
In thy scrnness eyes tho tender thought
Ti1 not Thy own meek heart doinand me there
That heart whoee fondest throbs to me we=e given
Ay name on earth was ever in thy prayer
And wilt thon never utter it In Heaven?
The love that lived through MI tho stormy past,
And meckly with my harsher naturo bore,
And deopez grew, aud tenderer, to the last, ::
+: Shall 1t expire with life, and b. no more? :.
Z happier lot than zninc and .rger light,
Await thee there for thou hast bowed thy viii "
In cheerful hou,agc to the rule OF right, -
And lowest al, and ronderest good for Ill. .>:
fe1, though thou wcarst tho glory Of the aly,...
Wilt thou not keep the same beloved name,
The sa1ue fair, thought mi brow, md gc7tlo eye
ioSeher IN Heavens sweet climate, get the same !?
sha1t thou not teach me- IN that ca11:er home, =
The wtsdom that learnt SO Ill II this,-
The wisdom which is re.-tiI BECOME
Thy At companion in that 1:nd Of bliss7 ~.
-WilNn1n Cullen B1yanf. -
, 1873-04-27

From the London Globe.
It aeer1a curious for Freuchuan to propoge
the abolition Of gloves. And yet Le gpor7, which
is supposed to be the barometer OF the ever
varying caprices Of fashion in France. erayel7
declsreB that kids must be done away with, oven
on Safe occasions. The eighteenth century de-
epised them, therefore there is precedent for
the present. Since 1882 gloves became more
and more kthe fashion, and the reason is suf-
fcfently obvious. But the greater their conven-
ience IN a mixed society, such fas that Of France
are where there is little disparity Of rank,
When you know your man, there is no obfec-
ton to shake hands with him, even without
glove On, but it would be the height Of in.
convenience to have to wash your hands after
every shake frc-a person with whom ron were
not On Intimate terms, as vas the habit OF Nes-
tor Roqueplan- Besides, as 4 email hand, like a
small foot, ia generally the Sign OF aristocratic
descent, why should it be concealed within q
vulgar integument where the fingers OF the
Fanbourg are on equ1l terms with the horny
ones Of Bel1eyille aud b1ontma1tre- II the abb
sence Of gloves Was to bo tho sign Of high brecd-
ing, surely BONO unpleasant mistakes would he
likely to occur, for It ia much easier to dispense
with than to buy them. Gloves have always
played IN important part in human anaira.
They, and stockings, were the faTorte mediums
BY which poison was conveyed By the Borgias, the
Medicis, and the Briayi1lie1a. It was said (With
what truth we do not pretend to Euow) that it
was only through the hands aud feet that poison
could be instilled. They have also played
THAR part in politics. At the time OF the death
Of Charles K, certain deputies Who we're ready
to trim at moments notice used to appear at
the opera in Paris with yellow glove on ono
, 1873-04-27
THE LAMB IN THE SHEPHERDS ARMS.

=: Altar our child's untroubled breath
Up to the Father took its way
And on our home tho shade OF daath,
Like long twilight, hsunting lay,
And friends calue round with Ms to weep
Her little spirits swift remove,
This story of the Alpine sheep . "
Was told to us By ooe We love:
They, In the valleys Bheltering care, :: -
h: Soon crop the meadov'a tender prime,
And, when the sod grove brown and bare,
Tho shepherd strives to m.te them climb
To airy sha1rea Of Pastures green =
That hang along the nounta1n-side, -:
. Where grass and flowers together 1ean,-
And down through mist the sunbecn1s Rlide.
Dut naught can tempt tho timid thing. :.
Tint steep and rugged path to try, =.
Though sweet the shepherd calls and ainE1,
And scared below the pastures ne;. :,
TIL in his arms their lambs he takes
Along the dizzy verge to co.
Then, needless Of the rnts and bTeAkG,
. They follow Oh Ger rock and Baow; -.>
And, In those pastures lifted fair, 49,, =
Moro dewy aoft than 1owland mead,
The shepherd drops his lowly care,
And sheep and lambs together feed.
This parable BY Nature breathed
Blew on me as the south wind free
Der frozen brooks that doat unshexthed :.
From icy thrBlldom to the sea. =
4 b1issful viaion, through tho night, -
Would all my happy senzes sWay,
OF the Good Shepherd on the hight,
Or climbing up the starry way,
Holding our little Limb asleep;
And, like the burthen OF the aeA,
Sounded that voice along the deep,
Saying, ARISE, sud follow me-"
fa7$o Lo1ren.
, 1873-04-27

Belgravia, the glove has been 9, fay;odts token
vi WIN lovers: Many an aspi1ant has rushed hap
~ 9nk Or the cloak-roona, where he has bean
pltuesely snnbbed by an awful dowager, be-
cause ca m ne has secured one ct those gloves which
fair hand Of Els beloved. I'll the 11n9andabla
rout has borne testimony to the viEor Of his al
fection: In short, putting sentinentalism aside.
1t would bo difficult to do without gloves even
on the score OF cleanliness, but perish all the
gloves in the world ruther than thnt the nittsus
OF our grandmotherH should again come into
, 1873-04-27
The ExaT Nicholas.

| From Gen. Joseph ". Revere's "Keel ana
Saddle; 3 Retrospect Of Forty Years OF lIilitar,
| and Naval Service" we quote sketch OF rhal
he saw in 1852, when his vessel tho Gigatt
| Constitution, was in tho harboE of Cronstadt
a Government barge, under. the command
| Of q Russian naval officer, visited the ahip. He
Gays:
's,While the Russian officer was engaged in the
cabin, several Of the boat's crew ascended to
| the deck, and among them the co1swain, a tall
man in the dark green uniform Of that humble
Office, and bearing no other insignia Of rank
than tho silver chevrons Of petty officer. This
person walked round the ship, descending to
the main deck, where ho infinitely inspected the
battery and othor warliks apPursensnces. He
evidently wished to remain unobscrved; but his
imposing stature and noble mir did not fail to
command attention.
"Our old North Sea pilot at last observed this
fncognito seaman, and reported to the officer Of
the deck that personage Of tho highest rank in
mediate1y apprisod Of his presence and station.
Our commanding officer at once comprehended
and respected the wishes Of the unknown, but
directed such preparations to be made quietly as
arc customary when parsonage OF bis condition
SIN duo time, the Russian oficer came on the
Quarter-deck bis boat WAS manned at his re-
quest, and, the tall stranger having taken his
place ut the helm, the boat showed OF from tho
ahip.
'7As soon as this Was done, the shriu call and
hoarse summons Of the boatsNafn were heard;
q few active topmen sprang aloft, the ife-linos
vera rove and tho yards manned, snd the thun-
der Of our thirty burst forth in an imperial
salute, the Russian standard at tho main. AL
the ehips-of~war around us, aroused By the re-
port, Instantly began their preparations and,
before thereverberationso Of our guns Ind ceased,
their yards we're manned, and their cannon and
those ct the castle prolonged the dcafening &C.
claim. The barge lay for . fcw moments abreast
OF our ship. TIE tall co1srain rose from his
seat at the tler, and gracefully lifted lis cap in
tho Rusaias,"
, 1873-04-27

American children Aa7e received severe re-
proof from Lord DufTcrin, who has been 81 re-
viewing, .educational1E, Canadian youths" He
Tne struck, lie says, while on the st. Lawrence
children playing about the docks, and also by
the Total oblivion their parents had Of their
1udoness. ''When renturod to make an obse1-
vation On this to the people with whom was
travelling, told that these pleasing little IN
dviduals came from the American aide OF the
, 1873-04-27

h ;Forcib1y impressed, I looked up from tho
book to my companions face, ;mute1y asking him
to proceed. Sc
DO you notice the coincidence OF; dates in
stretched out hia hand for the diary. -
X :" Yes" said "go on" -
:".Wcll, what remains is meagro and gives
no clue to the unravelnent we desire.
Soon after II called on Archibald in
Tenth street. He was settled for tho winter at
deeply. He gave me all tho particulars that he
had obtained from Robinson, the mate. They
were but little more complete than the news
paper paragraph Whnt surprised me vas that
be had forgotten bis dream on the yacht, or Ind
failed to notice the identity OF dates At any
rate he said not . word Of those-seemed not to
connect tho two events in his mind and did
not wiah to call his attention to shen. So the
matter remains to this day"
When few moments OF silence had followed
my companion's story, asked, drawing long
breath, hand, sir, what conclusions do you draw
from that remarkable expe1ieneo?"
"None satisfactory. And you, my friend, how
think you Of til But first, is It not little sin-
gular that T should lay open this subject for the
hrzt and only time to YOU? Entire strangers
and now We are 80 closely drawn together
that I have exposed q very secret drawer
OF my mental possessions. Well, perhaps
you may be able to see through It after
we part can't ezp1ain T." He looked At his
from PeekAkfl By this time. I asked another
question: stare you believer in spiritualism :"
:. u ] can't answer you, sir, as do not really
understand what spi1itualism is. I know. OF
deceptions, excitements superstitions idle tales,
entitled Bpiritualism, magnetic attractions, md
cennot doubt he evidence Of soma Yery
wise, very good, and very honest people
, 1873-04-27
SPRING.

She comes with soft and gentle tread:
sne wears crown on her beauteous head
Eio"eFs OF the fatrest, loveliest hue,- ~-,
Tbs primrose pale and the v1olet blue. IT. :,
i Her fingers glitter with jewels bright
ahe is.csa s,esnMng har asS dsops gens Of night:
| a = song she tesches to every bird.
6ad hearts to pleasure has she beauiIed
'aas' how shall We greet this fairy y-chtld7 =.
smiiss @as.s evsF e SLOW On her bluahins 1aea:
She trips along With = W joyous 5 bound.@' %n
a garland afteE each step ia found
aes aes 1os2 1e9iRg 2a 1sRys 1S doth gently
old Winter hoWus az be passes hv
aud And giyes to the world hts farewell stzh.
Beneath the shade OF thy golden Ming.
Ho droope, o beautiful, laughing Spring. =:
~ 1he haTthozna bloom in the Wild hed4e-rowr. T.:
;ra2 1a9 streams IN their clcarest crystal glide,
and 91tn9 ass ass 1sst IN er Pid tds
a plty1ng tear DER grave to shed, :
4nd a1M 46.f{s ts spr9g u np aud The grass er
1neS nurnur, The angotchild has coruan ::
Then henca to the city, crowded DER: .
Sne lovingly stops at each humbl6 door;
More Welcome her smile on each bare, cold wan r.
I nan the coatlieat gems In the festA hall:
hearts where Lies Spring wxs neYef known
Eyes wl,ere its Light bath never shone,' = g
hoW throb and sparkle With blisa untold, ::-.
az Tue venal gifts Of tho year unfold. ~
She climbs to thu lonely lat.ice Iah, -,
y, Mnexe tho child Of misery longs to dfa.
Msoolne ss,es with many winning arr, -
d1l ~ hope beats high tn the oTphan'a heart: -
6iindltng smile on the pallid face,
Like noon-beams fair on some ruined pl,co ~
Her touch Ia light On the sufferers brow -
aer . breath is cool on the hot cheek now:
70 stckneas or sorrow, prtvations sting,
can BILL thy influence, gentle Spring -:>. .:
On, on, sM On, Ike spirit bright, :~~-'s $3.50.
From the peasaut1s cot to tho throne OF Haht.
70 the captFes cell Like dream Of home.
" gnNeaned and welcome, thy footsteps come.
Thy mfssion OF love fulfilled to Earth.
Cn the infant Bum-ner thou gi7est birth 49,
Then away, away, to the woods along,
I, Ehe - wea q birds LEAD thea with elisp and song.
Va priced too Lightly, 1ovely spriugl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-21
PENSIONS, &c.
rCONCLUDED TOMORROW.

INCREASED Pensions procured for all soldiers
L who have received el5, 800 or 425 per month
under act Of June, 1872, ithot fee expense such
- send me their Pension certificates. Increase
procured for those drawing a less rate where the
rate ID too small for the disability incurred in the
United States service. In this last class those de.
string the increase will write the nature of their
disability, and In what way II inerleres with man.
ual labor or former occupation. Also state when
and where the wound or injury was received or the
disease contracted.
Al ali cases OF increase, q new pension certificate
Issued IN place of the old one.
. All soldiers who received any perman ept disabIl-
NY IN the Y. y. service are entitled to a pension
nave blanks which parents OF deceased soldiers
VINO are not receiving pensions can Ill out them.
selves, and forward to me, from which will inform
nose VINO wish, without charge, whether in my
cents postage.
AL claims, bounties, &C., advertised to be pro.
ut this ONCE. NO'"N"
All In doubt as to whether they have claius
against government, will receive information irom
this ONCE ee, by stating their case to me and send
ing cents postage.
Claims abandoned by other attorneys solicited.
This Is one of the oldest claim agencies in the
United States. have records OF all Maine soldiers
o. the late war and periods OF service OF companies
ofthe war Of 1872.
Address GEO. E. WEEKS, U. 8. Claim Agt.
2stf Augusta. Me-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-21
BECKWITH SEWING MACHINE. $12.
ON 30 DAYS TRIAL
Tue lmppnvsn fSi1, peeFuJiru seu,,nc Haru,Ne

with new Brdiding Foot, and many other important
improvements, ali complete, with Hemm0r, Gu de,
Four Needles, etc, warranted two years,-wlth
care it will do your family sewing for a lifetime
Nearly ten Thousand oil these machines have been
sold the past seasoI which, WITHOUT the above
improvements, are giving universal satisfaction.
We will chow letters TO any one who may call, from
disinterested purchasers IN which they state that
they would not exchange ours for the best high
priced machine in the market. 1t makes the pop
ular Elastic Loop Stitch, and closes its seam Sc
cnrely which renders it the strongest and BEST yet
when desired it can be unlocked at pleasure.
Fastened to any table. Easily worked by hand.
Thi, is the machine which Messrs. Orange judd &
Co., of the American Agricultural. etc use SO
many thousands for premiums. Fun directions
go with every machine II after having the machine
thirty days 1t does not give perfect satisfaction, e
will refund the S2, return OF machine, less the
express charges. and take the risk OF it, being in
jur.d. All orders promptly filed on receipt of
p0stofice order Tor SIP, or II So sent with your
orde. to US, the balance can be paid To the express
company when you receive the machine. Terms to
agents liberal but cash invariably for all machines
wnen received. II any doubt our honor or respon.
sibilty, We Will cheertuly give The best city refer
ence. Bring or send sample OF any goods with
VIII. h to test the machine. mar.04w
BECKWIrH SEWING MACHINE CO., rs W est
Broadway, n. Y. Cater May LIST. So Broadway.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-21
10 PER CENT, NET.

I THE IOWA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
will invest money first class Real Estate at 10
per cent interest, net, payable semi annually IN
New York, ami VIII guartnt c the collection OF all
loans made through its agency. All charges paid
by the borrower Please write, before investing
| for New York and New England references and full
particulars SAMUEL MERRILL (lae governor of
Iowa. President. Address JAMES Ii. UARTwBIL,
Sec'y, Drawer l67 Des Mones, Iowa. mal20-iw
, 1873-09-25
LAW AND ORDER.


Meeting OF tho Etphtoenth Ward nnd
Formation Of Il Club.
A meeting III tho interest Of law and order IN tho
Eighteenth Ward was held last evening at No. l4o
Chicago avenue, The 1scv. ], N. Whitehead presided,
and Mr.. G. @. DcrgEtedt waH Secretary.
Committee Hail reported that suitable plncc
for holding meetings could be occurred on Chicago
avenue. .. .-......,...,-
Aftor general diacuHsion club was organ1zod and
the following officers elocted
rrcsident-J. n. Whitehead.
Trcasnrcr-~J. r. I0ao1-
9ccrotary-O. G. nergateat. ,.,
commence work, tho following gentlemen aahscribcl
shcir names a. membors: n. T.. F!dler, William +.
Grouse Dr. L. W. Cnso, Charles HolmherR, j. A. EnAu-
dor, q, G. Lintcrbcrg, James Kecfe, Edmund no-
auyne, N. ]. sanlbery J. Q. Linah, y. H. cedors"
ThS derlnrntion Of principles ~ announced by tho
COMMITTEES of Seventy WIS then read. md, with fcw
minor changes, adopted As the platform OF the Glnn
The meeting then adjourned until next TuesdAy
ayeAluR.
, 1873-09-25

sucoecdod In hia efforts, and D. 8. wclla h Co.,
Of milwaukee,, have agreed TO construct tho road.
II will DO operated by tho Ieavcnworlh, Lawre1ce h
Galveston Railroad Company. II Ia intended to paah
tho road OIL to burlington during tho coming ncsaol.
WsmsDurs. issH to nrosos Of wo can 10 nnpod @
tn nil parts uf Kataus At s,oh rates 10 compete
strongly with other mines IN Tho State.
7. u. Blackstone, President, dnd ]. q. fIcMullin,
General Superintendent, Of tile Chicago, Aton h 81.
Louis nutroad. 'lnvo goia ttwn tho road 10 Wow tho
progreas of their ncw second truck.
@. Il. rrrkins, rtce-Trca1cnt Of tho Burlington 4
Missouri Nsroad Of Nebraska, Ia IN town today. 11n
gonR East via Tho Michigan Central 1saros this nfter-
, 1873-09-25

can!a. And arga lllo 81 mcI's. yu1ths hoy's. md
sad eoaairy dealers Wig pny fss us,h eaa ssss soa
profit by hy'nH hreot from onF co! hlnF Mat4last'rr
su ~ alil"sukve-As manufacturers and ea.A denors
, 1873-09-25

Trndcs. -...
CITUAT1ON WANTEb-DY AN EXrERTNN0ED
> gutter, at reasonable salary. Addross 81, Trbuno
oifco.
SvITUATI0N WANTED--BY 4 NTEAnY. MAN A8
- tanker assistant tankor. Adlross IL, Tribune
ot1ce.
CITUATlON WANTED-IN 4 PRINTING OFFIOEt
y plaln compolttion psoarrud. Addroau 49, Tribune
nnrn.
, 1873-09-25


A GENTS WANTtsn.-THhYE1.lNG AND LOCAL.
a. nsons u snt La UroInu a LII. Yni viii 1o asto,-
iIhea h1w II WI tm,rore tho cn'pie1ipn. F.s ohsppsA
Hsr tnSMi1s a49s @ to H Ss As Il y
tte.Wsurs. t4g Wakslav, DrMgSsts Y,siux lilo city will
rleasa givU VI call. Profits lUI per can't,
A uENrA WANTED-TO uANVAsa IDR IA TRIr
~ Ar!unl the World; nr, tn Raar0h ut TIM Ca%taWutb
tht'!!x n.1atTs y sosis q apt trsnt Of t;c irlE
pnpulAr WAsks frN tho tos, q j.. i Iippiuoott Ua
U. 4. nONROWH, AEott, lt1 Ulstk.st.
A uENTs WANrED-AfAI.E AND FEMALE, ANY
~ whIe fnr ea,y business that rAya ~ To H19 day.
AtENltllt. Cti.. 1dl East lsnlalph-st., Chlcago.
4 GRATs FAKE ,Norl0E-;sGo ull1vEH NEEnI;E,
r. Threading TLInsles ani other quick selling articles
just Iocpiyod from Thu last u East Masosat., Itnom g.
4 GENTS WANTED Elrll!:i REX ,pAH ULEAn
SiSto & ny Tsok M "a tfss isnsy. Son'E1p'u'''
, 1873-09-25
CITY REAL ESTATE.

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Or !a ~ yssrs '!%s S,sn q wv Gn'ld
ss:s sssas! see:es - Issi!e.!:
H.aa I'D .otwsss eeror n ~ liz aiey ill.,
sSSDs Mss!ss I'd S s!I'n bn'ans northeast corner
S!:s: y !sss{s ;s
iss ,,ss Niioa nudns' northeast corner
sssssr # d. so
fasaiisssi s ''' uu'AS' ''''''S s'''s '''n''' '''
Fos 'ssa $&Ssy$
solneE Montos md isk.ll.::t... .0l r."N's' n0l.11
eps 9Ss ns ana gsS9 1t T. s
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FoR sAtE-oN ApAANssT., FOUR NEW :.
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F5 rs,6; .na 9T ,1SS wS
r"d1 ysang @ l R n @ S9NG,
, 1873-09-25
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

J1TANTND-FROM OWNER-COTrAEE AND .Hd
w foot lot. uehr South Park Station; htD cAs,, bn
Anco monthly; a,ut be Cheap. N. Il. DAWSON, u
CLARK 81. Kantll ], -------
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-19
NEW YORK.
Financial.

New YORK, June 19.-Stocks dull.
Gold steady HOS. Money easy at 3a5.
Exchange, long 8 short 10. Governments
dull and heavy. State bonds quiet.
NEW YORK, June 19.-The custom
officers have discovered that shawls are inn
ported via Mexico at thousand per cent.
below their value. The papers character
ize the house implicated as ''heayy and
hitherto respectable"
Consul General Lucca, Of Italy, pub
fishes card asserting that the sutferings
of Italian children brought here as slaves
have not been exaggerated in the least, but
SO far from his being blamed in the matter,
he has been doing his uttermost to stop the
inhuman traffic.. As one result, the Ital-
ian President has just passed an act making
the trading in children felony, and Sc
verely Furnishing not only those who en-
ploy them, but parents who consent TO
their employment.
At meeting of the New York board Of
underwriters, Mr.. Howard called attention
to the peril of fire IN Atlanta, Georgia
where the town council have just decided
they will not provide a supply Of water.
The matter was referred to the executive
committee.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-19
How About Marshall, Clay, and leigh
Streets.

How About Marshall, Clay, and leigh
Streets.
To the Editor Of the State Journal:
As can't get hearing through any Of
the Conservative papers, will you give
this place?
To the voters on Broad street and the
streets north thereof-Now, before the
election comes on, is it not time to demand
that all the money in the city treasury
shall not be expended on Grace and Frank
lin streets to the exclusion of Marshall
Clay and Leigh. We can unite with the
voters in Marshall and Jefferson Wards to
put a stop to this. Let us all combine and
run ticket for the council and all the Of.
ficers to be elected at the next election, or
form an alliance with the Republican
party. We can secure their cooperation.
If We cannot do this we can defeat the
election Of mayor and all the city officers
by refusing to vote for these officers.
UNION.