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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-07
Nen AdYernsements.

Insure in the State Insurance Company
We call attention to Lebeck Bros no
lice in u city notices They sell bleach
ed dOmestics at extremely low prices. Give
them a call.
Fresh country butter al the C~heckered
Front Grocery House.
G.. Rice x Co. offer splendid bargains in
cOrsets.
The ElmwooI collar is warranted % fit
we'll.
The proprietors of the Southern Palace
announce the receipt Of another lot OF new
prints. They are selling domestlcs and
linens very cheap.
John Ramage * Son offer special bar
cains in boots and shoes to reduce stock.
Call and see them.
Great bargains offered in hardware, cut
lerv, iron, wagon material, etc, by Iennl-
son & Paschall.
r. W. Brown offers a rare opportunity
for investment.
A bargain offered in a new dwelling
house on South Summer street.
Arlington. Farrar * Weakley offer a bar
gain in a North Edgefeld residence.
4 man of scientific and artistic taste
wanted as cauvasser.
One Of the most convenient cottages IN
the city Tor rent.
A s.orehouse and three rooms for rent
very cheap.
a lady's black cashmere bow found on
Church street.
Reliable servants can be secured at 70
Church street.
Profitable employment furnished by DR..
G. Phelps Brown, p Grand street, Jersey
City.
MassenCaIe & Co. ask the attention Of
h~ousekeepers to their splendid stock OF
confectioneres and fancy family ana staple
groceries, which they offer az wholesale or
retail At prices 10 suit the times. 1--WE
them a cali al 40 Union street.
A. 81. Hicks, chairman, adveTtIses for
sealed bids for the purchase Of Exposition
building.
The Eddyyine leaves for the head Of the
river on Tuesday next al AZ. N.
a. G. Carter makes poor wines Odious by
his price list Of fine imported brands, TO be
found among our new advertisements.
d. \. Neylan announces the largest
stock Of valentines in the city.
The John 5. BransiOId starts on an up
river trip tomorrow evening.
W. call particular attention 20 the dis
plav advertisement on fourth page Of
John J. McGayOck, successor 10 L. IL.
Jones & Co, dealer in agricultural imple-
ments and field seeds, - and 81 Broad ST.
Mr.. McGayOck announces that he VIII Keep
constantly on hand a large stock Of goods
in his line. which he will dispose OF at
Drices TO suit the times. We DesPeak for
him a liberal share of patronage.
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FxR0sinon Notes.

At a meeting Of the Board OF Managers
OH Friday evening, the Special Building
Committee were instructed to advertise
for bids for the purchase Of the Expo
silion Building, and the Finance Com
mittee were instructed to levy an assess
ment Of % per cent on all the notes
held by the Board as guarantee for
the deficit. We are informed that OH and
after the 10th inst. the notes viii be found
in the hands of L. a. Campbell, with IL
structions to collect. We hope u mer-
chants and business men viii be prepaEedtO
pay at once, ia order that all the debts may
be paid. The different Boards have work
ed faithfully each year, and are sure tha-
our people, who have received the benefit
Of then labor, viii not allow them to call
i'm vain for this assessment.
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RIVER NEWS.

The Bansford arrived from Pt. Isabel
and the B. II. Cooke departed for that
destination with a magnificent trip.
The John S. BTansfOrd is advertised to
leave tomorrow and the Eddyville Tues
day.
The attractive mantle ornamentF Fin the
Office Of Or Brothers is a miniature ship,
once the property Of Capt. Wm. BOYD, Of
Philadelphia. 1t is now, we suppose, the
property Of the senior member Of the firm,
who was, We believe, Onee a steamboat
clerk.
Frank Bissicks, a former well-knOWncit
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PROBABLE INCENDIARISM.
Aurora House Saved by the Fire
Alarm TeIegraPh-A TIL Robbed Of

Aurora House saved by the Fire
Alarm TeIegraPh-A TIL Robbed Of
$50.
At twenty-five minutes past s O'Clock last
night, a fire was discovered ia the Aurora
House, kept by IL. FTicke, IA North Mar
ket street. The alarm was given from box
43, and the engines promptly responded to
the call. The Eclipse engine had a stream
of wafer on the flames in three and a quar-
ter minutes after the bells rang. Tie fire
originated in room u, which had HOES
burned through the floor and ceiling. The
The two rooms adjoining were also some
what damaged. The eNpertness Ofthe ire
men prevented what babe fair to be
a disastrous c~OuiaCTatiOn, as they eX-
perienced considerable difficulty in getting
at the fire. The flames were soon eXtin-
cuished. but the walls and furniture were
greatly damaged by water. The loss viii
probably reach 5000, with Sl,5OO insurance
in the State Insurance Company Of this
city. The fire seems to have been the work
Of an incet diary, as it originated in an I'M
occupied ro0m, the key Of which had been
stolen from the rack. During the excite
ment the money drawer was broken open
and robbed Of about $50.
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sowing Che seed on capitol Hill.

Religious services were held at the
Capitol yesterday in Representatives Hall,
commencing at / O'Clock, Rev. Mr. Morgan
and Rev. Mr.. Bradley officiating. Qui'e a
number Of members of the Legislature
were present and there was also a good at
tendance of citizens.
Mr. Morgan delivered an able sermon,
which was listened to with great attention
and seemed to create a deep impression.
In Carrying out the good work for which
he was selected, Mr.. Morgan is evidently
meeting with gratifying encouragement in
this city. The services at the Church of
the Advent have been attended by large
audiences nightly and the most intense in
terest has been manifested by the Episcopal
clergy and the laity. Although the move
meus IS something Of a novel character
with the Episcopal denomination Of this
city. IL is meeting with hearty approval and
much good is expected to be accomplished
before the mission closes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-07
THE KNIGHTS OF N

MardI Gras should be Celebrated In a
BETTING ManneF-But n Prospect
is n a
To the Union and American:
We desire to lay before the citizens Of
Nashville facts showing why Mardi GraS
cannot be celebrated n a betting manner.
We have used our utmost endeaVOrs to in
duce our citizens to subscribe literally 70
carry out our designs, and they have re-
sponded nobly by contributing the immense
sum Of SIS, while our sister city Of Mem
pbis responded TO the call to the amount Of
$500, aud Huntsville, Alabama, a town
Of not One-third Of Il population, con-
buted $1,000. Our citizens must be very
ignorant not to understand the importance
Of celebrating. tie day in proper style, in
order that it may induce thousands Of
strangers to visit our city, whereas they
simply make Nashville a way station, and
mass on to Memphis and New Orleans.
The Mystic KreWe Of this city, though
not composed Cf the elite, have exhausted
all their powers in trying to induce the
citizens 20 subscribe, but all to no purpose.
In wishing to celebrate the day here, they
do no more than is done in all other
Southern cities, and We are certain that
the public at large do not wish for u city
to be one HUNDRED years behind the times.
The amount subscribed has been used to
have posters printed and sent throughout
the country, in order that strangers might
be Induced to visit our city. As We have
gone thus far, we desire to carry out our
project, and viii once more call upon the
citizens 10 contribute, and, unless they do,
all preparations must cease, in which event
the public will have 20 console themselves
by reading the glowing accounts from the
Memphis and other papers.
The committee will call Once more upon
the citizens tomorrow (MOnday), and we
hope they will contribute literally and not
be outdone by every city in the Southern
States. Respectfully,
Tur or MONVs.
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RnrnIafions for Lent.

The following are the regulations an
nounced for this Diocese by the Catholic
Bishop:
During the coming Lent flesh meat may
be used al Ebitut on all Sundays, and, by
dispensation, on the following days, once
each day:
On all Mondays and Tuesdays.
On all Thursdays, except Holy Thurs
day.
On all Saturdays, except the second one
in Lent iEmber week and Holy Satur-
day.
IL will be seen from the above that flesh
meat IS prohibited on all Wednesdays, as
well as Fridays throughout the LenJen
season.
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Revival Services at the Edge6eId BRF-
aFzf Church

Rev. DR.. Griffin will assist Pastor Mel
son in a series of meetings al the Edgefeld
Baptist Church every night during the pres
ent week. A religious awakening is con
fdently expected, as the members OF that
church are noted for their "labors OF love"
in every good work. The citizens OF Edge
field are particularly invited to attend these
religious services.
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social treasures in the Country

A very pleasant social party was given
Friday night 1t the residence Of Justice
Scales, two miles from the city, on the
Harding pike. There was quite a large al
tendance Of Young people from Nashville,
ana he ladies and gentlemen Of the neigh
borhood made up a decidedly gay assem-
blage. At the usual time an elegant sup
per was furuised the guests after Fnlch
they returned TO the ballroom and contln-
ued the dancing for several hours.
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Neu ren,nernnce Omcers.

Sewanee Section No. Z, Cadets Of Tenn
perance, held a meeting last night, and
elected the following officers for the ensu-
ing term: J. J. Zachary, W. p; }. w.
Lark, Jr., First ". Assistant; J. III. Cole,
Second W. Assistant; J. B. Miller, w. Al
w. j. Miller, V. A; Ed Kelly, r. s.; j. +.
Zachary, F. S (; Eddie Cole, O.; Miss Susie
Brown, L.; Sam Kelly, W. IL. Bruce, 5,
and J. T. Camp P. w. A.
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west Enc N. e. Church.

This ~newly-built mouse Of worship is
situated at the corner Of West End avenue
and Mulberry street. As heretofore an
nounced. it viii be dedicated to-day. The
preparatory sermOls Till be preached by
Rev. j.. NJ. Sharpe, at IL o'clock a. NJ, and
the dedication sermon by Rev. D. {. hel-
ley, ID. D.. at 3 p. NJ. Services at night,
beginning at Z o'clock, 10y Rev. 4. \.
Young, ID. D. The following ministers
will take part IN the dedication this after
noon: Bishop Il. y. McTyeire, D. d;
Rev. r. X. HargroTe, D. D.; Rev. K. A.
Young. D. D.; Rev. ". D.. F. Sawrie, Rev.
Z. D. Moore. Rev. F. r. Hill, Rev. i. Il.
Redford, D. D.; Rev. A. J.. Hamilton,
d ID
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Respectfully
The KNIGHTS OF Menus
Rise, senator Buchanan, and EX
ulnfaI
To the Union and American:

To the Union and Americans:
We noticed in your paper Of to-day that,
inthe debate on the Pharmacy bill, Senator
Buchanan is reported to have said, "He
had called on the best practitioners and
druggists in the city, and found but one
who favored the bill. Now, as the Phar-
macy bill referred to was drawn up and
adopted by the State Pharmaceutical ASso-
ciation, which has in its membership near
" forty Of the best druggists Of this city,
and as it was unanimously Endorsed, and
the Senate requested to pass it by the
Nashville Medical Society, we would
like the Senator to rise and explain and
give US the James Of alllthe "bestipraction-
ers and druggists who so advised him.
Let US have no evasion in this matter; we
want TO know why be thus m~isrepresents
his constituents.
SEVERAL PHYSICIANS Y DRUGGISTS.
SATURDAY, 9th Feb, 1915.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-07

Chas. Breyer's Barber Shop, Nos IA
and 10 Deaderick street, has a full force Of
competent white BARRIERS. he is always
prepared to wait on his customers prompt
", and guarantees satisfaction. He i5 also
prepared to give the Russian or any other
kind of Bath. janis eOd2m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-07
HEALTHY NASHVILLE.
Our Sanitary Surroundings, as Com
pared with Those Of Other Cities.
Some Highly Interesting Vital Sta
tistics.
To the Union and American

TO the Union and American:
The semi-annual report Of the Health
Officer ofthis city, recently made to the
Board of Health, gives some figures which
are, on the whole, eminently satisfactory as
to our city's sanitary condition. For the
six months ending Jan. ?, 1875, the deaths,
as registered, were as follows:
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SLOW Progress.

Tie Joint committee appointed by the
General Assembly 20 investigate charges OF
bribery and corruption against members Of
the last General Assembly seemtO enaking
exceedingly slow progress. Although there
are 0uite a number Of w~itnessest to be exam
incl vet. rot ameeting has been held dur
,ng the past two weeks for that purpose.
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MortuarY Report.

The Health Officer reports for the week
ending yesterday at u NJ, seventeen deaths.
Of the deceased seven were white and ten
colored, 6 males and eleven females, ten
adults and seven minors, fourteen natives
of Nashville and Tennessee and three Of
other parts OF The United States. Two
died Of pneumonia, six Ct phthisis puimo-
nails. Lass week the number OF deaths
was t~weDty-One.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-07
VINO Appoints the Courthouse Lani-
rSFg

The case Of Williamson, jauit0r Of the
courthouse, against John c. FERRIS, Judge
OF tine County Court, was argued before
Judge Guild in the Law Court yes.e.day
and decided in favor Of Williamson. l.
came q p on a mandanus to cOmpe! Judge
FERRIS 20 pay Williamson his salary as
ianitor for the month Of January, which
the Judge had refused to do, claiming that
Williamson was hot legally the j%anitor.
Judge FerTiss appealed the case TO the Su-
preme Court, and will eudeavO- TO get a
hearing Of It this week. The contest,
which is really between him and the
County Court, both claiming the power to
appoint the %j3nitor, viii be watched 20 It's
termination with interest.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-07

IT is said that the Rev. DR.. DeKOyen,
who has been prominent Of late as a an
didate for the vacant episcOpate in the
Protestant Episcopal Church, when he
breaches folds hs hands on his breast land
intOnes his sermon from beginning to end.
His voice is singularly fascinating, and be
runs up his information with tones as clear
as a flute.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-07

No sour rolls, biscuit, griddle cakes, nor
sour husbands where Dooley's Yeast Pow
der is used in the family. It makes every
thing and everybody sweet and nice.
feb2 dlW&W1t
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Tempcrnnce Nnss meetIng.

Amass meeting in the interest Of tenn
perance will be held tomorrow evening al
$50 In Masonic Hall, for the purpose OF
considering a memorial to the Legislature
for an act on tippling. We understand that
several speakers Of note viii be on ban
Il is desired that all classes be represented,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-07

Ri. Rev. Bishop Quintard viii o~ficiate
at Christ Church to-day.
Adfutant General w. r. HambJ' family
arrived from Jackson yesterday, ard took
rooms at the Commercial, where he has
been stODping.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-07

Removals.. Sharples has removed his
Boot and Shoe shop from No. SO to No.
100 Church street. jan6 eOd1m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-07

A saving Of p per cent is ~guaranteedtO
all cash buyers who purchase their gro
eeries at the Checkered Front Grocery
House, Al North Market street.
fab3 81
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MY entire stock Of fine Boots and Shoes
at reduced rates for cash. 81 n. College
street. B. NJ. Eatherly. jan31 If
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izen Of this city. is now connected with
Bruce & Co, New York.
Gen. ". b. Bate was clerk Of the old
steamer Saladin in 1916. This boat, IA
nous in her day, was owned Oy the Hon.
John Bell.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-07

DR.. sears writes 10 Superintendent
Fleming that this list exhausts the amount
of Peabody income for the current year
so that no further applications need be
made till next year.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-07

The Checkered Front Grocery House,
No. Al North Market street, offers great in
ducements in Teas, COGees and Spices.
febS at
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The b~ousekeepers' friend is II. CrOne, at
the Checkered Front Grocery House, Al
North Market street. feb3 5t
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LAST OF H LUCKY.

Tennessee's share of Peabody Aid
for the Current Year Exhausted.
DR.. Sears has returned to Superintendent
Fleming the following supplemental list OF
recommendations for Peabody aid, with
his approval:
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Goes in o-mOrrow.

Comptroller Gaines has filed ms oihcial
bond. aud will go into Office tomorrow
morning.
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Louisville aBd Nashville n Great
Enulhn-n RnHIrnnd

On and after to-day, the Franklin lky)
Accommodation, over this road, will leave
Nashville at $50 A. NJ arriving at go P;
NJ. The Columbia Accommodation viii
leave at 2 p. n. and arrive at 10;45 A ~.
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CITY NOTICES.

Fresh Country Butter al 225 and %
cents at the Checkered Front Grocery
House, Al y. Market st. febI Il
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-07

Bargains in Sh0es.-J0hn Ramage &
Son offer Mems Calf Sewed BOO-s and
Shoes, Boys aud Misses Pegged Work Of
all kinds, and WomeRs Shoes in great va
riety, at cost for cash 70 close out lots.
fab- n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-07

We will open tomorrow morning 200
pieces best brands Bleached and Brown
Domestics at extraordinary low prices; al
so beautiful Embroidered Collars at 10 cts.
Lebeck Bros, II Union street. feb7 2t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-07

Dunbar's Wonderful Discovery, Beth
esda Mineral Spring Water, a sure and ef-
fective cuIe for gravel and all diseases o.
the kidneys. Diehl & Lord, Sole Agents.
feb5 d3t&w1t
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The largest stock Of Valentines in the
city is at D. y. Neylan's, s. Public Square.
Give him a call. febT II
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-07

COrets! Corsetsr COrsetsM-10O dozen
Corsets at low prices. A splendid Corset
for SOC; a fine French Corset for 81. Cor
sets cheap, cheap, cheap. G. Rice * Co.
febT u
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We claim that the ElmwOOd Collar will
fit better, look more like linen, and keep
clean longer than any other. febI 1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-07

Hamburg Elgings, Irish Linens, DOmes-
tics and Sheetings cheap at the Southern
Palace, Church street. feb7 2t
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New Spring Prints at the Southern Pal
ace, Church street. teb1 2t
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The Spring Session of Miss Eliza Good
wins Dancing School opens Saturday, Feb.
6, McClure's Hall, Cherry street. Days Of
tuition, Wednesday aud Saturday at 3
O'Clock. febG Nv
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Ladies' and Misses Alpaca and Poplin
Suits offered at a great sacrifice at .. Love
man & Cos. feb6 2t
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The cheapest stock Of Bleached Domes-
tics ever sold in the city at d. LOyeman &
Cos. feb6 2t
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SHERITF'S TAX SALE.
state of Nevada.
('nuMfv OG Eureka

County of Eureka. {
r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT UNDER
L and by virtue of executions Issued out OF
The Justices Court. to me directed and de-
livered, upon Judgment rendered on the 2ith
day Of February, 1879. out of tho Justice
Court, Eureka township, state and county
aforesaid, wherein the state. of Neya-
after named as defendants, l. j. ID. Sullivan.
ex-Sheritf, by virtue of the power in mo vest
cd, have levied upon the following described
real property, the same being for de'inaueni
taxes for the year ending January |. 1879, or
so much thereof AS may be necessary t. salts
is said Judgment and MI costs, t,-wlt:
The Sierra Valley Mill and improvements,
consisting of u tract of land, battery and
sbafting, situated in Sierra canon, and about
Is miles south of the town OF Eureka; judg-
ment So I5: costs. as 10; accr1iug costs,
So. together with all costs that may hereafter
accrue
Jnmcs Hay. possessory in and to lots A and
B, in block ~. McCoy Survey OF the town oi
Eureka, together with improvements thereon;
Judgment S6 IS; costs. S2S 75; accruing costs,
81, together with all costs that may hereafter
accrue.
and to lots IL and Is, in block No. =, McDon-
aid Survey OF the town of Eureka; judgment,
81 ~; costs, S2i; accrung costs, ", together
with all costs that may hereafter accrue.
Unknown owner, possessory interest IN ana
to lot Il, in block No. ,, Mcdonald Survey OF
s2i; accruing costs, 81, together with all costs
hat may hereafter accrue.
Mrs. Anna Mcmillan, rossessory INTEREST,"
and to lot No. q, in block No. Is, Mccoy Sur
vey of the town OF Esreka; Judgment, ~ 3i;
costs, $2i 20: accruing costs, -. together with
all costs that may hereafter accrue.
j. $. Smith, possessory interest in and to
lot II, in block No. 2. Mcdonald Survey of
tho town OF Eureka; Judgment, 81 %; costs,
S24; accrui sg costs. s., together with all costs
hat may hereafter accrue.
lie. Bateman, possessory interest In and TO
lot o. o. in block ID, Monroe Survey OF the
Town OF Eureka; Judgment, s. IL; costs,
S2i %; accruing costs, -, together with all
costs that may hereafter accrue.
And rotice is hereby given that | will sell
said real property as aforesaid in front OF the
Court-hense door, or TUESD Az, the Soth
day of MARCH, lS7i, between the hours of Y
o'clock A. NJ, and . o'clock p. NJ, to-wit: at IL
o'clock NJ. of said day. or so much thereof as
may bo necessary to pay said taxes ana all
costs. .
Tho above sale will be absolute, as provide
ed b, statute. approved March |. lSi', enti-
ed ''An act to provide for sales OF property
of delinquent taxes."
J. u. SULLIVAN, Ex-Sherih
sated February %, lS7j. ie-.-la"eod
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CHECK LOST.

Asst EVENiNG-AB0uT I0WN-AN
ranesro arSia or s q 'nIN far,iss are
caOtiune. against negotiating for tho same as
payment has been stopped. The hLd.r wi.l
receive liberal reward b, retuInii il 70
NEIL MCLEOD.
Eureka, Marcn q, lS7 mhb-lw*
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NOTICE

DURING MY ABSENCE | HEREBY
~ appoint John :. Capron my agent to
transact business ior me.
fel0-lm NJ. D. FOLEY