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We are authorized 10 announce VIM. q
MCGEE as q candidate for the Office oil City
Attorney.
Hartman II Black.ls hereby announced as a
candidate for reelection TO the once OF CITY
Attorney
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For city Treasurer
For City Attorney.

We are authorized 10 announce F. VI stool.
feth a. a candidate for reelection TO the Office
of City Treasurer at the approaching election.
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NOtice.

JAMES WATSON,
Sergeant, Signal Service. L. 5. A &.
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~DtIUW HIEII WHIT Icif.
JAMES WATSON,
Sergeant, Signal Service " 8. A.
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st. Nicholas for 1877,

Which opens with November. 1875, begins
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tsnew a,~a iime the Nrissh Gown
s~ni a. Its faithful snhi~sts In thr ~nlrny
II ss~,ush tnuilna a ,.hime ~ hsii~.
which wsse hing in ihe ssssrle n ~.
Michael @~-lhns graceful tpitr ~hith =
pn,,il III Nir Christopher Wrn ,l~sicn~i,
AaA which il to-day The fAisest ~ well -
siss ilrrt thing which unr nrr~ after csos~.
inn shc hnrla,s liar. These bells were
captured n.y. shr nfiiirh during the Rev.
rlntjnnstx wef. anil wcFe sent IN HI.
Gland. where they have remained IA this
.lay, Although IL. Mirilarl'r haH chimes
III IN uwi, INV. M EnHlash msFrhnhs
has offered Ia scnd hANk The old bella.
anil senator tlrrtIon hAA introlmecsl IN
ihe senate resolution rrovt,sane Tor
their admission 10 this c0u.isfy TIRE ~
duty, - NsW York tribune.
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The iirst - bill Issued by thc Gov.
rTument, known ~ grecnbnnk money.
turned up not lung sinen III deposit u
the Thrill National Hank VI Nashville,
being letter A, NJ. l, dated Washing
ton, March IN, INA. J.. II. uoalwin,
the teller, called attention N the fart,
anil tl,c notr VIVA sent ~ thc Treasury
Department for Identification M the orig.
in.l ~ issned. The hank wnx answered
tl.st II wss. md tI,c o1Ilcerx aud direct.
0rs immesliately dedsled 70 present II 10
The Tennes~ee Historical Society. n.
u. Hicks, thu Secretary II thu Com.
meTeial Insurance Company, had thn
n0te put In VII elegant frame, with gloss
on both slsles, showing the back - we'll
- tho fnca II ths n0te, and tho bill, thus
secure from wind aud vsAther, Will b.
presented ~ tho Historicsl Society. -
N0SAHttie ( 7tHn.) american.
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LIND.
fhe Chicaro and Northwestern RAILWAY

fhe Chicalo and Northwestern RAILWAY
Kanbsaees under ons msnsxsMsnt ~ 0ssat Tvuat
Railway lines ~ The Wrse and Northwest. -. With
" numerous brsuchts snd ss'nnecetns, form she
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poInta " Illinois. WISCONSIN, Northsrr Misni9aa.
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western Territories. ~
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Tho treat Coal Fields II Arizona.

Tho NrtsAt cMfbOuIlarOli. bnSin NJ Arr
xpnn, anil In all probability tho greatest
~ the world, exists within l4O miles II
Prescott. This immense roal deposit
makes In first appearance In Southwest.
rrn Colorado Anl Northwestern Mexico,
Int iss great nucleus extends from
Terra Ausarilln. In Rio Arril,a, New
Mexico. r. the Colorado river. distance
u 80 miles, and frpm the Han Juan
river, a distance III l3s miles. THIS i'm.
mensc aFea ~ 3t.Obs square niles II
ono continuous nass III coal. II Lies be.
tween the parallels Of 100 And liz de-
grecs Longitude. and III and ~ degrees
north latitude. and MI In Yayapai
county.
Tho great Appalachian coal fields,
covering paTts Of Pennsylvania, Ohio.
Virgins, Kentucky. Tennessee, and
Alabama. il estimated u 10000 square
rifles. The Illin~is and Missouri. GOV.
stnx ! Wy cos9la4sble pslt u NJ
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NUuHt ~ INV,
mo, You Itke New York society lie.
and cnn marry any day. I'll srnd for
this stun now, and there is M article, Il
good oae, on The Tammany ring. that |
wish yOu would real ~ me. =
The immediate surroundings II tho
h1tHl we're very disagSecablc-~trackA
filed tie rDad III front. aud narrow,
dingy street bounded Il on each side.
Beyond In NIL directions stretched what
WA In summer ! lovely lnndscnpe,
with the mountains In the distance.
Now snow lay on everything, anal sl,e
dTcarinrss wAs intense, aud ~ Pen most
djspiYiting.
When her uncle fell asleep. late In The
afternoon 81 the following day, sI,e put
On her travelling dress aud started out
with ihe determination " wslk on tlir
impending blues. Mic went up one
street and down another, looking In thu
stOrcs, aud plying tile people Who had
" put mp with such e0mta0tlilicn.
Al length slia came IN d little church
q m understandable styls u architecture.
The galH and the Io0f ri thu basement
were OPEN, and piles III cut cvargrrens
within Tho iuclosurc suggested "alsess-
Ing tlie church for Christmas"
Zen went III and down The steps, aud
found herself IN Il long, marrow room, the
c'iIing aud walls N which we're snmgly
boarded. A number " young people
we're making wrstI,s, mud tile spicy
Osl0rs fningling with tic warmth frDm 4
large heater gave pcn Tho iirst sensation
~ being n home tliat SHE had expert.
cnced sinre leaving NV York.
Nhe sat down ou one u thr long
benches, put aside her nun, aud silent.
" enjoyed tin familiar Idea. Aua.
gestsd by Tho seeno. Here and there
lamp 49, 10 Tsqnisition, and The cor.
ners II the large room werc Lost ID
Ghsdows.
A pretty young girl was Ailing In i
cross shaped With laurel and holly. Bhe
had light hair, shstiing her ior head
With lttl4 AaAy cuslA, and llpf amsll
hands, protected nv 6ngsylsny glo,eA.
lsavsd rapidly :. ~ 'Aiasd abr ~v,
, 1877-10-02

the EIcunIal mcrt!np Of the Ioar.l will be held
IN 81. ranl'a Church. Other n,cetlnRn Of tho
ltonrl will lie lrIu during the scsslun, In st.
laa''e Church. in Tie evenings, t1'rps Saturday
and Sl,n,lny, unless otherwise or1ercd. On atn-
day crcntnC, Oct. !, at no, there will he timus
tansr,hs missionary meetings In thsrty-4cyen uf
the c1nrcs,c. IN lhston and vicinity.
On Ihrs,y y,, mst; II. A. IN ~, osl'sk, Md IN ths
missionary mcctin inG, ,nl'lrcstcdb By bishops Akin
sou, I.tttlcioln, Tutt1r nnl Hare, with singing
by the united cl1oirr; on Friday: at 10:N n. m.
anil p. m, At tho Ftso:ns Of thu !. II. g. unton,
ary Mission s.'ciety; on Saturday, Oct. n; In
tho Tabernacle l,ufNing, acll[1iTenFs missionary
meeting, TO be addressed hy several Dishon.; %
sahnlsy Oct IT. f. et9is g. =. tax rsn
cry. Mi.tionary Society by Bishop sscdslt, Of
meeting tn behalf of missions among the In.
dans, addressed by Bfshops WhfppEc, uarc, ani
others.
OTHER MKs1,~as.
In addition to tho nbuvc, there will he meet
ing of tho Evangelical knowledge HNicty III the
Chatet of ST. Paula Church on Tuesday, Oct. .,
TGsy a. c;c fe'tvs m q. 1,s '' :. Gho5' At
sermon before tho Society Tor tta Increasc al
the Ministry by Bishop Williams, OF Connect.
cut, It 7aO 2. TIL, Sunday, Oct: II, 10 Trinity
Church; and a meeting of Tho Free Church a..
esdatlon, Oct. II, 7;N p. M, at tho Church ot
the Good Shepherd.
Among the most distinguished
LAY DEPuTlE4
mar be mentioned Chief Justice Waite Of Ohio,
t!!s 1imn. Tnnas a. llen.1rlcks Of Indiana, tho
Lyman Trcnan al New York, Gen. G. G. Atgur
Df Louisiana, the lion. Montgomery Blair Of
Maryland, tho Hon. Columbn. belAno Of Ohio,
m ion. % isnton K Fis of 4 scw Yosk tsa la one
Rubcrt e. Winthrop Of Massachusetts, nnu tho
11ou. OEEGou 8. Seymour nj Connecticut.
, 1877-10-02
CURRENT GOSSIP.

THOSE WHOM WE CANNOT FORGET
Though cur lives may be chcclcrcd with pleasures
md pain.
AMI tho fondcst hopcs end IN regret.
There asc dreams that ou. hearts will forever re-
ta!nt
OF those whom We cannot forget.
Though wc bask for tlmc In the gay, sunny smllo
OF Eanlty's airy coqHcttc,
To tun from the dream that flturcs but whilo,
TO those whom NO cannot forget.
Should Fortune direct nj 10 pleasure and easo,
Who're advcrsit1cs noscr bcAct7
Thcro memories stil that more ardeutly please,
OF thoro whom VIC cannot forget.
Though Sympathy kindly extend us hcr haad,
70 s0ften tho rieor OF Fate,
Our thoughts to tho past will forever remand,
And those whom wo cannot forget
o Rctrospcctt wing us back over tho pnet,
And the acones that arc dearest o'en yGt;
Ens!.rincd In our hearts, they dear to tho last
With those whom We cannot forget.
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