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EVILS SEMBLANCE.
A Notable Sermon by Bishop Nc
Tyeire.

Tyeire.
Bishop McTyeire preached last Sunday
at Elm Street Church. His text was, CAB
stain from all appearance of eviI'-2 Thes.
ch. ), V. p. The sermon is spoken of as
a powerful appeal for strict holiness of life
and was an effort well calculated to indeli-
bly, impress the literal meaning of text upon
the minds of those who heard him. 1t was
filled with practical illustration and con-
cluded with a solemn allusiOn to the case
which had Just been investigated, leading
to the suspension Of a minister from his
sacred office. In prOnOunCing the suspen-
sion, the commission had performed most
painful duty; but their action was rendered
necessary for the vindicatiOn Of the church
and the maintenance within its fold of that
purity and holiness, required by the divine
law, which demanded of Christians absti-
hence not only from evil, but from the very
appearance of it. The Bishops reasoning
was a .fOrtiOTi: If the appearance of evil
was unlawful, how much more Unrighteous
was evil itself.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-13
DarfaRe br the Rains

The rain Of Sunday afternoon caused a
slide on the Northwestern road near Glen
dale, but the rubbish was soon removed.
Two bents Of the trestle over Suilivan's
creek, about twenty-seven miles from town,
were washed away, but men were at once
put to work to repair the damage. Passen-
gers and baggage on the train, due in this
city at 400 P. NJ, we're transferred and
reached here at Z O'Clock last evening.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-13
A Beaufv-fuI Poem.

To MISS L. P, OF NASHVILLE.
Beauty's In the fiOwrets flush,
Beauty's IL the SKY;
Beauty's in the streamlet's gush,
And in the zephyr's sigh.
But there's more beauty in my Lula's cheek,
More beauty in her eye,
Than all the beauty poets seek
On earth below or heaven on high.
ST. LOUIS, July 10, 1875. H.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-13

THEY-have a heart in the Georgia Med
ical College that was taken from a man
who tried to commit suicide. He stabbed
himself with a knife, and the point scratch
ed the heart. lie lived.fOr thirty days, and
might have recovered, if he had not got
out Of bed for drink Of whisky. He got
drunk. and the next morning he was dead.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-13
Balls al the Springs.

We acknowledge receipt of invitations to
dress balls at Grayson Springs, KY, and
Beersheba Springs in this State, both TO
come off next Friday evening. That at
Beersheba is a complimentary to the Asso-
citation Of Southern Life Insurance Compa-
MES, given by S. n. Scott & Co, PropTie-
tors
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Qualification

We venture the assertion that there can
be found nowhere a shorter code of laws
than that which governs the four hundred
students Of Cumberland University, at
Lebanon, Tenn. It is all told in this:
'SEMPEE PR-EsENs, SENIPER PARATUs, /"
which means, always present, always
nrenared.n
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Back % His Command.

The Chattanooga Times Of Sunday says:
"Lieut. G. Z. Tyler, OF the Second Infan-
try, who has acted as Post Adiutant here
for the past three months, left yesterday to
Join his command at Nashville. Mr.. Tyler
has made many friends during his sCiOurn
here, but will be chiefly TecOlleCted rs Ad-
jutant General to the Marshall Of our 4th
Of July parade"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-13
Rrond streef Rnnnnnr.

While Gus Warner and TOlt Grimes
were riding along Broad street in a buggy
last Saturday evening, the horse became
frightened and ran away. Mr.. Grimes
was thrown out Of the vehicle on his head,
but luckily escaped with only slight in
juries. Mr.. Warner got off with a cut on
his hand and some slight gashes about the
head.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-13
ArLansas and 1he centennial.

LITTLE Rock, July 12.-Mrs. Judge
Caldwell, chairman of the Ladies' Centen-
NAL Commission Of Arkansas, has sue
ceeded in organizing Ladies Centennial
Commission to cooperate with the State
Board, in order that Arkansas may be
properly represented at the next CenteIl-
NAL. She is engaged in collecting speci-
mems for the exhibition.
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-FOUR .4TTEFTTOH'!
THE UNION AND AMERICAN
Isprepared to execute every description OF
JOB PRINTING
IN THE BEST STYLE AND ON FIRST
CLASS MATERIAL.

nHE PUBLIC MAKE A GRAVE MIS-
take when they 90 or send North and East
for work that can be as well and a. cheaply done
In Nashville BY the Union and American Mer-
chants will find, upon comparison OF work and
prices, that they can DO better in the job Rooms
6f the Union and American than they viii do
by going abroad, and that IL is a great mistake
10 assume that work done az "A distance b. ncces
sarily better than they can obtain at home
They should remember thatthe more work the
have performed by their neighOOrs, the betr ?
able will their neighbOrs be 10 do fine work; an e
the more they do abroad, the more they VI
have 70 do abroad, because there viii be moth
ing 70 induce hrst-class printers 70 come and re-
main among US
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Noon Prarer.meetinrs.

The Young Mems Christian Association
will hold prayeT-meeting every day this
week at J. o'clock a: their Library room,
corner Union and Cherry streets. The
public ladIes included) are invited.
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Happy Event in the President

LONG BRANCH, July 11.-Mrs. Alger-
non Sar,oris, daughter Of President Grant,
gave birth this morning, to a fine boy,
weighing 100 pounds.
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The New Remington Sewing Machine is
a marvel of beauty. Is finely finished. Is
the lightest running and the fastest sewer
Of any shuttle machine on the market.
Ladies, call at the company's Office in this
city, No. SO North Summer street, and ex-
anime them before making a purchase else
where. jy13 tU,wed, sat,sun If
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school Tax i'm Lincoln

At the July term the Quarterly Court Of
Lincoln county voted a special school tax
Of 10 cents on the 500 worth Of property.
The news was gratifying TO the State Su-
perintendent, as the court failed TO act for
the public schools at the April term.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-13

We challenge the world to produce as
good and easy running Sewing Machine as
the Domestic. j. FARMLAND & Co., Pub
lie Square. jy11 sun, tn, thuTs,sat
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We sincerely believe that the mother
who neglects to provide MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP for her
suffering child, is depriving the little suf-
ferer of the remedy of all the world best
calculated to give it rest and restore it to
health. There is not a mother who has
ever used it but what will tell you at once
that it will regulate the bowels, and give
rest and health to the child.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-13

Flour, Bran and Meal for Sale Cheap
at the Church Street MiIls.-We will
guarantee our Peerless Brand Of Flour to
be equal to any in the city. Families and
dealers will find it to their interest to call
and give US a trial. Mullen & Shane,
corner Church and Front streets.
ivl1 sun,tues, sat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-13

To Ice COnsumers.-D. B. Hicks has
no authority for making contracts for
Quincy Bay Ice Co. We will not be re-
spOnsible for any contracts made by him.
Hess & Reed.
Nashville, Tenn, July II, 1875.
s~Tl
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Great bargains in Lace Overdresses and
Sacques at Mrs. Tynes's, "A Summer street.
les 1W
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STEAMBOATS,.
PUBLIC NOTICES.
MT. OLIVET CEMETERY

ORDERS FOR INTERVIEWS AND DIS
" interments and for removal Of remains to
other parts Of the grounds, or b other Gene
teries, and for the depOsiting and Withdrawing
Of remains from the public OF private vaults,
Must be Obtained Of the Treasurer,
THOS. CALENDER, No. No. so
n. Cherry street.
All persons desiring TO purchase lots, OF build
monument foundations, grading, sOdding, plant
fug. composing, or special care OF lots By the
season, must make application 70
r. r. WOODWARD, SuP't,
Who can always be found on the grounds du-
ring business hours
All parties are required to pay for work at the
time the order for the same is issued BY the
Treasurer
BY order Of the Board.
A. V. s. LINDSLEY, Pres't-
O. W. NANCE, Sec'y. jeG sun 3m
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The light running Domestic Sewing
Machines are the best. J. FARMLAND &
Co., Public Square.
iy1l sun,tu, thuTs,sat
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RaIsed to TheirE ResnectIre stnmns

At the regular meeting Of Suwanee Trib,
No u, l. D. r. NJ, last night, the follow
Ing chiefs were raised TO their respeCtiv,
Stumps by Past Great Sachem LoiseaU:
F. D. Beazely-Sachem.
Z. ?. File cher Sr. Sycamore.
Ed. AndersOn-Jr. Sycamore.
Pat Walsh-Keeper Of Wampum.
w. Il. HyrOnemUs-Chiefo of Records.
J. 5. Fisher-PrOphet.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-13
Death Of Col. PhIIIee.

LOUISVILLE, July 12.-Col. Phil Lee, a
prominent lawyer Of this city, and for sew
eral terms Prosecuting Attorney Of the
Circuit Court, died to-day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-13

Great bargains in ParasOls, Sunshades,
Fans. Sashes and Fancy Ribbons at Mrs.
Tyness, "a Summer street. jeSlw
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ACrumbIInx Brick House.

Last Sunday night, about 9 o'clock, pant
Of . two story brick building situated on
an alley between Line and Crawford
streets, and occupied by a colored man
named Frank Aiken, tumbled down, max
ing loud noise and startling everybody in
the neighborhOOd. Luckily Aiken's family
were all in the portion Of the house that
remained standing,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-13

For titled psrsonages Niagara Falls ap-
pears to have the call thus far this season
over either Long Branch, Saratoga or New
port.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-13

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July IS, 100 A. N.
PrObdbilitieS.-FOr the South Atlantic
and Gulf States, Tennessee and the Ohio
valley, stationary 10 falling barometer, sta
tiOnary to rising temperature, southwest to
southeast winds, and generally clear or
partly cloudy weather.
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CITY NOTICES.

The prettiest Lawns lac. Is Union st.
iv13 II
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5uIsmAn Palace Drawing room and Sleeping
" from st. Louis, Cincinnati and Columbus
70 Washington and Baltimore without change
Of cars.
Through tickets snd further information can
be obtained at the principal Ticket Ofices
throughout the West, Southwest and North
west. THOS. P. BARRY, Western Passenger
A gent, Cincinnati
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Fine Bleached Domestic Sc. u Union st,
jyl3 II
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RIVER NEWS.
Daily RsDOTt Of Stage Of Water, tvih CGngss IN
ths "A hours ending p. n. July y, 1875.
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French COrSetS SOC. Is Union st.
iy13 It
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STATE OF The WEATHER

Local Report for the City, Monday,
July ~. 1879.
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BALTImOBE AND OHIO RAILROD.
The shortest and quickest route to Wash
ingtOn, Baltimore, the East and Southeast
Condensed Tine Table Through Trains.
Via Parkersburg,F st. Louis
May 10. Express. Fast Tx. Express.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-20
READ THIS. THEN vorE ron
MAuuIg

lFrom the Cairo Gazette
Jack Winter. ut one time, urged the
filling of the streets to The top of the L.
wees, and built the Winters block under
the impression chat lint ruinous policy
would control. II did not control, and
the result rs that most of orr original lot
owners are still In possession. Had his
wild, impraclicable, scheme prevailed,
who, among the property-holdcrs of
1861, would to-day own foot Vt real cs.
tate In Cairo Peter Nefl. ut the corner
of Eighth aud Commercial, might have
"paid out" but the balance of ~ would
have been bankrupicd and driven out of
Cairo
How ruinous Jacks policy would have
been, can be see.l In the result of filling
our streets "to grade" Even lint un-
dcrlakiug, cxactcd from our lot-owners
$4,000 cash, and left upon our shout
dcrs debt of not less than $4,000
more. Had Jack Winters project SUE
cccdcd, rs he intended 1t should, all of
rs would have been soh orr, and the city
been made hopeic3siV baHk,upfl
Go 10 the polls tomorrow; but before
you vote Tor Jack Winter, remember
what couid hace been. had h. lint rom
trOiiiHq roicc!
That he Is more practical now Than he
was ten years ago, you have no proof
He Is the same Jack he always was
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-20
MR.. ALBRIGHT AND Tar STATE
JOlHNAI.

The State journal copies what we said
about its charge that Mr.. Albright had
deserted from the army and Mr.. Al
Albrights action in reference 10 the
charge, and says;
The Bulletin nnintentionally--as we are
willing to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the
facts In the above. No one "procured
the State journal to charge" that Mr..
Albright "had deserted from the army
What the journal did was of It's own
motion, and that was to print single
line from the sixth volume Of the Report
OF the Adjutant General OF Illinois, In
winch Mr.. Albright was recorded as hay.
ing deserted The existence of This
record Mr.. Albright did not deny. nj.
though he did deny lis truthful.
after lac had called attention Ia
evidence In another volume of the Adj.
jutant Generals report that he had beer
transferred from the regiment from
which he was elsewhere reported TO have
deserted, and had been mustered ont n,
the close OF the war, the Jouraql made
the statement Of this fact as an act of ius.
! tee to one whom il had Internationally
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CoXCogD AND LEXINGTON.

The celebration of the contcnnial- ut
Lexington and Concord yesterday were
lifting memorials Of the event, they COM
memoricd. One hundred years ago, the
| first blood shed In the cause of American
independence, flowed ut Lexington. la
the gray OF the morning Of April 10, l775
the militia of Lexington, in obedience To
the warning of Paul Revere, who had rid
den from Boston 10 warn the people of
the village that the British troops were
about Ia march on Concord and seize
| the provincial stores and cannon there.
assembled on Lexington common aud
waited for the British. They had
not long to wait. The king troops, I'M
der Major Pitcairn, approached within five
or six rods OF the Lexington militia and
their officer called ont, "Dispcrsc. We vii
lains; yc rebels, lay down Your arms
and dispense. !" The rebels did not dis
pcrsc, and Pitcairn fired pistol into
their ranks. The result was melee. in
which seven of the Lexington men were
killed and nine wounded the harm done
TO the troops was slight Pitcairn's
horse was grazcd by n bullet and one OF
his soldiers was wounded In the leg.
The battle of Concord took place few
hours aflcrward. Pitcairn marched his
men to that town. The stores had all
been secretcd by the people, but the Brit
ish troops soon had possession ofa large
part of the town aud they destroyed all
the arms and the provisions that Tell into
their hands. Meanwhile. the militia of
Concord and of several neighboring
towns We're drawn up ut the bridge north
of the town, under the command OF Col.
Barrett Barrett was informed that the
enemy was burning the VIII
lagc. and he determined at once
to attack them. aud marched his men to-
ward the bridge. The troops advanced
from the other side. and when the Amer
leans were about fifteen rods from the
bridge, the discharge of u gun from the
British ranks wounded two of the mill
tiamen, and Immediately aiterward
Shph'l w bhii'AN wi NillViiS wv +NllfIl-
cans, killing Davis and IIosmer. In the
engagement which followed, the British
lost several men wounded and killed, aud
the Concord militia had five wounded. The
British retreated toward Lexington and
were pursued by the proyinclals, who
made the retreat one of disaster and veXa-
ton,
And thus ~as inaugurated the war of
the Revolution. The towns of Lexington
and Concord celebrated the hundredth
anniversary of the events yesterday.
Elaborate preparations were made for
the event Mt both places. President
Grant and his cabinet We're present, first
at Lexington and then Mt Concord. The
statues OF John Hancock and John
Adams were unveiled at Lexington.
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Chancory Notice.
STATE or ILLINOIS, ALEXANDER COUNTY, Sss.
In the Circuit Court--Aiay term, A. ID. 1875

STATE or ILLINOIS, ALEXANDER COUNTY, tss.
In the Circuit Court--May term, A. ID. 1875.
Sarah j. Chism Va John ID. Chism, Moses u.
Chism, James W, Chism, John y Chsm Mary
sinclair, Samuel Sinclair, Martin Il. Chism,
n Chsm nIarv thism. Martha Chism yir, I,a
Dhsm, Doc. Nichols, Elizabeth Lynch Robert
Lynch, California Oliver, james Oliver, Thomas
Nichols, Jane sawyer. Noah sawyer. Caroline
Robinson, John Robinson, Riley Chism, viii
liam Robinson, Robert Robinson, Rebecca Rob
inson, and Jane Robinson Bill for Partition
Affidavit, of the non-residence of John d.
Chsm, Moses II, Chism, John :, Chism, Mary
Sinclair, samuel Sinclair, Martha Chsm, Vic
toria Chism, Mary Chism, Doc Nichols, Eliza
beth Lynch, Robert Lynch, California Oliver,
james Oliver, Thomas Nichols, Jane SAWYER,
Noah sawyer, Caroline Robinson John Robin
son, Riley Chism, William Robinson, Robert
Robinson, Rebecca Robinson and Jane Robin
son of the above named defendants, having been
filed in the clerks office of the said Circuit
Court notice Is therefore hereby given 10 you
the said John u. thlsm, Moses Is. Chism, John
: ,Chism, Mary sinclair, samuel sinclair, Mar
tina Chlsn, Victoria thism, Mary Chism, Doe.
Nichols, Elizabeth Lynch, Robert Lynch, Cali
fornla Oliver, James oliver, Thomas Nichols
Jane sawyer, Nonh sawyer, Caroline Robinson,
John Robinson, Riley Chism, William Robin
son, Robert Robinson, Rebecca Robinson and
Jane Robinson, that the complainant filed her
bill of complaint In said court, on the chnncery
side thereof on the 9Th day of April A, d., 1875,
ANA thefeupon summons issued ont of said
court, returnable on the 81 Monday in the month
of May next, as is by law required. Now unless
YOU, the said above named defendants, shall
personally be and appear before the court on the
ilfst day of the next term thereof, TO be holden
IN and for the said county, on the 81 Monday in
May next, and plead, answer or demur,to the
said complainants bill OF complaint the same
and the matters and things therein charged and
stated, will be taken rs confessed, and decree
entered against you accordingly, TO the prayer
Of said bill REUBEN $. YOuUM, Clerk.
Cairo, MS, April 5th, 1875.
Nrandall 4 Linegar, solicitors for Complains
ant. s-l-J-4t.
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l. the B0iicfm afraid that IL Mr.. Win
ter l. elected Mayor he will investigate
the fraud aud corruption that has been
practiced IN the city government Tor the
past few years. or j. hc afraid his occupa-
ton rs olllcc-scckcr viii be- taken from
him.-heosfiga'or.
II there has been dishonesty In the city
government we would like To know IT,.
but Mr.. Winter has made no such charge
and dare not. Are we afraid that our
occupation ~ mn oilicc-seckrr will he
taken from usy We have never been
candidate but for two offices. We are
not nn onlcc-sccllcr, and Ii we were, we
do not understand how Winters election
"a Mayor would take from us the priv.
lcgc to seek any office we might desire.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-20
Special Assessment Notice.

DUBIlC notice Is hereby given that the
l. county court of Alexander county has rel,
dcrcd Judgment for u special assessment upon
the property benefited by the reconstruction of
the following sidewalks, viz:
south side of Fourth street between Washing
ton and Commercial avenucsj west side Of Wash
ington avenue, from Fourth TO Fifth streets
east side of Washington avenue from Fifth To
sixth streets; north side Of Fifth street from
Washington 10 Commercial avenues; north side
of seventh from Walnut to westerly liut of Lot
%, Block ~; north side of Eleventh from Wash
ington avenue 10 Walnut street; east side Of
Poplar street, between Division and Twenty
second streets; south side of Twenty first strscl
from Poplar 10 sycamore streets; south side of
Eighth street between Washington and TOM
mercinl avenues; east side of Washington ave-
nue. from Eighth 10 Ninoth streets; north side of
Eighth, between Washington avenue and Walnut
street; south side of seventh, between Washing
ton avenue and Walnut street, rs will more fully
appear from the certified copy of the judgment
ON file In the office of the city clerk of the city of
Cairo; that u warrant for the collection of such
assessments is In the hands Of the undersigned
All persons interested are hereby notified To call
ana pay the amounts assessed, nj the collector $
Office, No ls2 Commercial avenue, within thirty
days nom the date hereof u + BLAKE,
City Treasurer and EN-OfllclO Collector.
Dated this 3lst day of March, 1915
Acid
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-20
THOSE KONns.

Mr.. Winter says that if proposition
he advocated some years ago to have
Odeon Co., of Boston, fill the
streets, had been accepted, the
city would have been saved SlOO. 600.
the work would have been rapidly done
and to-day we would have no interest
tax to pay ON the street filling bonds is
sued during John II. Obcrly's administra.
ion. Mr'Obnrly isnot running for Mayor.
but he is willing at all times to defend his
action on the Fox, Howard Il Co. bonds.
Mr. oberly did not issue any bonds. The
Council, then composed of two bodies
the Board of Alderman and
Select Council, containing eighteen
members--Barclay, Williamson. Rear.
den, Jorgensen, Carroll, Kennedy. Tim
O'Callahan, Lohr Rcdman. VIM. Martin
and other good cltlzens--votcd unanl
mously in each branch of the Council /,
issue the bonds. Mr.. Oberly advocate,
the settlement, but not until he had con
suited with the citizens, tho heavy tax
payers. There was only one person Il
the city who protested against the settle
mcnt to the Mayor, and that gentleman
was Capt. W. =. Halliday. Even Mr.
Winter was in favor of 1t. The senti
ment was ut the time unanimous, and tn,
lawyers Of the city advised the settle
mcut as the beet thing that could b,
done.