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no NOT DEsPAIR-A who have been so unfortunate as
- contract cert7n private disease and have become
with unceasDg eo To restore themselves to health
andha mess but had met 9th but DISAPPOINTMENT every
'dcine that Tomised the desired take
90 and look onward IN confidence perec! and speedy
restontion OF all their energies Dr. Thomas Specific Pills
have never yetaed TO the awaited rroraced
sses OF Gonoirhoea e.t Structure and they will eensn-
cure rec MT c'se os mild kind ia hirtysr hours these
ais are equally beneficial for either mild and certain In
from the system and leaving the censttuSn in all the strength
aud OF unbe youth. Price 81 per box Agenu az
II East Broadway 10 and 100 Fulton and 2J Broadway,
corner Chambers Of. ms 2w~r
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To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pub-
lshed every day of tbs year except New Years day and
Fourth of July Price cents per copy-or 81 % per an
num-postagss paid-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every Saturday
nornng-prce 81 cents per copy, or So II per annum
hostages paid-cash in advance
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
asst Hhas the largest circulation Of any popsr in is CITY,
the Wsrla and is therefore the best channel business
in the city country. Prices moderate-cash in ad
vance,
PRINTING ofal kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant STYLE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRrEroR THE HERALD EsrABLIsHMErr,
Northwest corner of Eulfon and Nassau streets
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on THE
Elixir. OF LOVE

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| Called to their aid the Priests OF Isis;
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INTELLECTUAL DEVEL oPMENT AND PERSON.
FoUDREs sUBTIEs with DR. FELIX
mnp Of whose ady is to Initiate me exquisite work
soad and sIs;asa ohed This devso %e"s H rot only
a # ns H
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mcal invention for com,s,s,r anu S Sneuu cue
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ihn y prah ron .,e vent9 ne Just iscompense oT ms
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& ,aC sim'is on the OUTSIDE wrapper Drec'
u9ns, iehch and English, accompany each bottle
me Only once In N foI the above celebrated
ma .m 10 aKer street, one door ron broadway'
670 ,117u,Tv7yTs aT7; ~; ~; - - :, M,
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
THE Partnership here toore existing between JOHN GAL
LlEk aud JAMES MURPHY, in the business of com
position Ornament Manufacturers the city of New York
was dissolved on the si,t day Of January si3 by the mutual
the old stand, No. 592 Broadway by 1ohn Caller who rs
charged with the collection of all due TO the said late
finn, and the liquidation Of their liabilities said John
Caller is also empowered 20 the name Of the said firm
for the purpose aforesaid All persons indebted thereto will
please the without delay and those having claims
against the firm will please render Their accounts above
John CALLER,
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BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE

, BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.
oFFS kpS are for sale .S the
where PuSsson. the can aS Ss had
PUBLISHING PRICES.
@ e sf f2THi5if 4
h EaTFT 8: S:s
sS:S; ''iSy RssfRsTSo kSS
ssss asE Il q
uss bc s4sEs az q. Arts &c. to be- completed
II. aNHos a f;?ii III ASDx
v T9M .oNss SFa
and AMELIA-By Fielding, each complete in number,
NOvELIST'S LIBRARY.
This Library Will completed weekly rumben each
wei f IS SRE u mi .T1%' 's YSG s
az .6sHStka HSb EEAfInx I'D sddfEMsNSs
MONTHLY MAGAZINES
sSs SsSsASt NJ IT, Sss
& q SEA9 as cfHaMEFHHHSbtS 2s
WAvERLY NOVELS.
Scotland will comeied in semimontSly numbers
each novel vii be complete IN number each number 20
LIBRARY OF SELECT NOVELS.
This will comprise all Of Bulwers and james, Novels TO-
gether with Novels of the best authors Each Novel will
be complete IN one number Is cents each
COOPER'S NOVELS.
All of Ceopers Novels will be published in two volumes at
so cents each novel;
CHARLES DICKENS (BOZ) WORKS.
All the works Of the above will be published in regular
rotation. NOTES ON AMERICA, for general circulation
l2h Sketches Of Every Day Life, s79 cents PICKWICK
PAPERS, The CURIOSITY SHOP BARNABY RUDGE
and NICHOLAS NICKLEBY, each complete in one mum,
Der, so cents each. ~
PUBLISHED IN QUARTO FORM.
THE BIBLE IN SPAIN-By Geo. Barrow. price Is cts
LIGHTS ANY SHADOWS OF FACTORY LIFE in
New ENoGLA I, bly, FACTORY s, ,gH. ERASCJs
q, TIE DUKE OF WELLINGTON. slANCA CAP,
PELLO.by LADY LYrroN BUIwER, l8M. BLACK
PAGLNE CHEMsTRY spped 10 A MU a,nSs and
isx LET TEks III Wary QUEEN 81 s GCAorTriV a
MENO,RS OF THE QUEENS OF FRANCE 9 THE
NAUTILUS=a collection Of Sea Tales-Ao an account of
the SOMERS' MUTlNY, l2b cents.
CHUZZLEWIT, by Dickens (2d No. just peb-
TOM l'i sGRakE OF OURS.
II e q ~ Aeeop mt, Gf Irish Heirs Anf
ADVENTURES OF ARTHUR OLEARY
A discount on all the above works to agents
Subscriptions for all the above Magazines i'll be
this office, and psnctually attended TO- j2src
TNOnWORTu
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JOHN N: DAWES & JONES,

lo6 WILLIAM STREET, CORNER OF JOHN,
HAVE received from imp ortations ana of their
own manufacture, superior OF So ing
Goods consisting OF thing fashionable
the gensmens furnishing line. which added their former
stock comprises Of goods rarely
found IN one store, among which
CAPS-ln every variety, for gentlemen, youth and chill
dr-n. = 1888
CRAvATS-Of plain and figured satin. gro grains. cam
bricks, &c.
sCARFS-Of yestine attn, broche
GLOV ES-Of kid, silk, brown and cheHe linen isle spun
HOSlEKY.0f cotton meIino, wool spun silk, &c,
UNDER GARMENTS-Of shaker knit merno wool en-
silk, cotton, &c.
LIN EN- COLtARs-Plain and Byron of all qualities and
shapes.
sHlRTs-Ofnen muslin French cambria. plain and with
sUSPENDGRs-Of gum els.tlc. silk, cotton, &c.
OlLED SlLkS-Of white and fancy colors warranted not
- To adhere in any climate
The above Compile, only part of their assortment and pur
chasers Will consult their BY examining this
dad assortment # good, before purchasing.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, at their old established
Gap, Stock, Linen and Oiled Silk Manu- factory,
No; lo6 WILLIAM STREET, CORNER OF JOHN.
ms 3m~
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ectfully inform the friends of NJ Allen
that gentleman at The Apollo on Friday EssnnS Meh S
1888: '''''
COMMITTEE
Capt. Heme, i23 Norfolk st.
" Cairns, 80 Rivington st.
" Smith, corner OF Front and Dover.
" vandenberg, 80 Csrkson st
Mayhsr, 1876 Front st.
Schwartz ~ Chatham Ut.
" Prudhomme 81 Reade st.
" Cazueau corner Water and Wall.
Parker, ITO Greenwich st.
" Brennan, corner Pearl and Centre.
Mason. Ar%ory, City Guard.
Keller, aac Will iu m ST. 81
" Thomas, 10 Centre st.
" Burr, ~ Arm
" KEEL, 4; Fulton
:" Kuapp, SO Houston ST.
" Ferris, Armory. FusiIeers.
NJ, H Ho0~; :! AITmosy Independence 4. Guard
:. Samuel " Peters 81 WsiRersr 81
:. Charley W. Yutee, lls Chatham st.
David 3. Spence. ~ suffolk st.
- Donald Campbell, u Fulton st.
\ " Tristan Allen. cor of Suffolk and RIvington
u " Jane. N. Grow, lo2 Broadway.
c. Fl. RING, Secretary.
mrItsr
an adjourned meeting held Howard House Last
r Esi9l sso TO tender Mr. 2enmsu proprietor Of the
IL oa'oon friday evening March y, isi'.
Col. Thos. F. Peers. Chaplain punh,m.
" Geo. Smith, Surr G. II King
" f PtySSs; Lieut. G r,aneT'
Capt yandenbarg. Mr. John Crawley,
=, tazeneau, . John Collier,
RRa a,a.,, :, p L,fuvge.
=, brad'ey j. L. Palmer.
Purdy. mo,
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&<&lN THE CITY OF NEW YORK-A val liable Farm
~s about in Suarsdale, West Chester County
m,les below White Plans and twenty-five New York
the road leading aud from said places On the
kitchen attached; barn. carriage and houses all in fine
order; bearing apple orchards mostly gr-ed fruit peac
cherry and good well of ciste holding
40 Of about Twelve Of wood land The
whole farm well fenced aud mostly with stone wall and in
good repair The Bro,x River along which
the railroad nearly completed, White Plains.
Persons desrcus Of seeing the pre- will find of
the .abe places West Chester County Enquire
D. BRUSH. ESQ.
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WAVERLY NOVELS

Under this head will be- pu lis ed all the Work, of Sir Wal
Scotland will be COMPLETED serni.monthy numbers
each novel vii be complete number each number q,
cents-l3 nu nbers ready
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LIBRARY OF SELECT NOVELS
This will comprise all of Bulwer and james, Novels To-
geher with the Novels of the best authors Each Novel will
be complete number, Is cents each.
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- COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE-In the
c8 village Of Hanover Morris County New Jersey Is miles
.kw from Newark the turnpike leading to Mostewn
sIge story mousse eight good cellar
with good wen of the Ao good house
and stable with three rich land ali fenced good
order the above sold sale il will be offered
auction Wednesday, 9th of March, at o'clock the
pre- mises For further particulars enquire OF
}SfEsEN 99 aGH H Me:s cor Sa'S.
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TO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND
OTHERS


JOHN CALLER, Composition Ornament Manufacturer
Lafyet Hall has on hsod his establishment
specmens OF Architectural Ornamental OF variety
del'cd from the best examples, consisting in part Of capitals
Tor columns, consoles uns,es enriched moudngs rosees
patterns SC sc &c. which he 10 furnish promptly
IN quantity and Of any size required prices conform
ity with the times m imsm
ONLY GIVE 1T A FAIR TKIAL-We ask no more Of
" than 10 give Dr. Jayne Expec fair tria
and n does the diseases which II is
mended, aud eHecusy than
that has been offered the public the prore tor will
ling to undergo penalty, however the She
proper impose HIM. IL has wiI u can cure
coughs colds athms, bronchitis bleeding from the lung, or
whoopng cough large majority OF the
hopeless consumption, the
fail do any good Again saw try H. IL will
and will do good II pre- pared only
by Dr. ID JAYNENo 20 South Third and
No sos Broadway, New York. Price 81 per bottle.
2sf lmsr
T'O THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
Howquat Mirure-This extremely delicious and unpnal
leied Tea highly celebrated China aud EUROPE Just i'm.
gorsd, for sale at the Canton Tea CompsDys General
Tea Establishment i2 Chathamst New Ycr tin Chinese
packages pr'ce 80 cents and 81 "a lmsr
MR.. GuSTAVE MELTON, a consgnee by shp ulIcs
from Havre in April Iss requested cali the Office
BOYD & HlNCKEN,
mi sTontinc Building
BLsE .An POWDERs-loo casks, now landing from
- amp hoscius, and for sale by
Nice PERssE BROOKS, 81 Liberty st.
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MONTHLY MAGAZJNES

THE ARTIST. for March. Published at the Herald Office
Is cents GODEYS LADY's BOOK. for March, 25 GKA.
HAMS MAAGAZ z;s 90 e hADYs COMPANION
WORLD OF FASHION, do, 49,
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CHARLES DICKENS (BOZ) WORKS.
All the WORK. Of the above will be published in regua
rotation; NOTES ON AMERICA, for general crcustion
~ Sketches Of Every Day Life s7f cents pICKWICR
and NICHOLAS NICKLEBY, each complete in one mum
heI. cent each - - ~
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FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY-In confo,m ty
with the resolution ADOPTED at The general meeting the
oath December last the members of the French
ciey hereby invited assist General and Special
10 be held Demoncsx the 18th
O'Clock NJ hear report Of the Committee in Iela.
ton to the French Free School.
By order Of the President
IN
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or Counsel, sc.
JupcE ApvocArE-I the Court please will put in a
very brief replication. He then read the following
paper
The Counsel mistakes the object of
when he says for the purpose impeac or of
extortng what witness wishes to withhold. This in
depreciation would make its exercise in every case an in
suit, as much so when witness is called by the other
side as by your own The true object of recognize
the influence of natural laws motives in the most
honest besoms, and to refresh witnesses whose feelings
naturally cause them to retain in vivid recollection those
circumstances that correspond with their views of the
and to suffer to drop from recollection those facts
which appear unmportant to them but are of primary
importance to those taking opposite view.
Had these officers allowed private examination at the
start much of the prolixy and toll of
would have been avoided. As it is bunch of keys has
been thrown The Judge Advoc word would have
told the fitted to each doorbut he has been CON-
compelled at every lock to try the whole bunch.
will be remembered that my application to Midship-
Hays before tho examination OF a single witness
but after determined that my position should be that
Of aprosecutor.
The Judge Advocate discaias the protection OF the ac
cused any farther than the duty any fair and honest
prosecutor, and has so done from the first and is
willing be regarded as intending to advance any fact
that he may believe material to the right view OF the
prosecution.
The PRsuprrr directed the Court to be cleared and
when it reopesed the Judge Advocate informed IN,
that the proposition which he the Judge Advo.
cate, had made to the Court had been rejected.
Purser HssSALL recalled by the prosecution.
QWere any questions put to witnesses before the
Counsel OF Officers to the carrying away of the mast
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RLEACHIN0 POWDERs-loo casks, now landing from
fnse PERysE u BROOKS, 81 Liberty st,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-05
"a MD = a 4. he.

bA virtue oitwo DEGREES, fIreclosing two Mort
kD CAGES, made by the District Court, Tor the
Couaiy ofIrawford Wisconsin, Territory, sitting
MS Court OF Chancery Al the May Germ A. ID.
1913; will be sold on Saturday the 18th duly lS43
AT 10 A. NJ at the Cou,t House in said county, the
following described pieces OF gtound, TO wit: one
piece being described on the recorded Pa, ofihe
Town of Prairie du CHEN Land Company number
one, as lot number two ca, Block number fourteen
(l4). The other piece is described as being all that
certain piece orpaicel ofand situate, lying and bS-
ing at Prairie du CHEN, in Crawford county, w Il.
and known en- the connected Map OF the United
States Surveys olthe Private Land claims at said
place, as part OF Village IVl Number eighteen, in
the lage OF II. trinle, The same piece or parcel
OF land being one hundred feet front ON Maine or
w a:ot Street, and running back ofthe sama width
Que hundred and ilty feet, and bounded on the North
and East BY part ofthe aforesaid Lot No eighteen
row or lately owned by ilerculus l.. Dousman, and
on the South also by part OF said Village, lot No
eighteen, now, or lately owned by james II. Lock
woad, and M the West by the Public Street, il be.
ing The same piece parcel of land heretofore
veyed to Charles Fisherby tielculus l.. Dousman.
ROBERT ID. LESTER,
Special Master in Chancery,
Pruiredu CHEN, May 99th, lS43, l2-6t
The safe ofthe premises above described as ot
number two, Block II of Prairie Du Chen Land
Company No. one, is postponed until Saturday
the 9Th day of September, A. d. 1873, al 10 o.
clock A, NJ. ROBERT ID. LESTER,
Special Masier in Chancery.
Prairie Du Chen, July 18th lSi3.-l9-ts
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IN BANkRuPTGY.-.No.a 47.

4. The Snprsme Court Of The Territory Of HIS.
c0flsiR.
n the case Of Jonathan Chambern Bank.
a rupi, individually and as one of the firm OF
John J. Adams n Company mercantile firm for
merry dung business in the town of Mount Lewis
Sycoming Co. Pa, Composed Of John J. Adams
-- Jewett, whose christian name is unknown.
And the said Jonathan Chamberlin, and as one OF
the firm OF j. Chamberlin II company, mefcan-
tile firm formerly doing business in the city Of GA
lena, State of Illinois, composed Of said Chamber
lin, Robert Boomer and Edward Boomer.
Notice TO shew cause against the petition Of
Jonathan Chamberlin, residing in rhe town o
Platwille, in the county OF Grant, and Territory
of Wisconsin, for his discharge and certificat
thereof as bankrupt, BY the Supreme Court ofthe
Territory Of Wisconsin, NJ Court 10 be holden
BY the Judges thereof at the Capitol in Madison,
Oh the Monday the I'd day OF October next, at tea,
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day.
LA FAYETFE KELLOGG,
Clerk Sup. CT W. T.
Ban c. EASTMAN, Solicitor.
July II, 1913 20-tf.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-05
Important 10 Purchasers.
S. Nj. & Il. LANGwORTHY,

w
HAVE lately received, by the Steamers New
Il Il Brazil, Jasper, Otter, and othe,s, a large and
splendid assortment of staple and Fancy ury
Goods, Boots and shoes, QueenSware,
Tinvvare, Hardware, Cutlery, Clothing
Iron. steel, Nails, Mill-Sasys aud Cast
ings, togetherwith large quantity OF Groceries,
consisting of Rio, Havana Il Java Co1ees; brown,
HAVANA, aud loaf Sugars; imperial, gunpowdeT'
and hyson Teas; sperm aud mould Candies; James
River aud Missouri Tobacco; No. and Mack
erei, in barrels aud hali-barols; mess and prime
PORK, in barrels and hali-banels; also, one Of the
very best LOT of Uiaes, Brnldies, Cha, aud VRis-
key, ever offered in this market.
Fism the care which we have taken IN the selec-
ton OF the above mentioned articles, we are ena-
hed to offer them at very reduced prices for cAsii
We respectfully invite the public to call aud eN-
anime oar stock, and request them 10 remember
that ''Ig Is NO TROUBLE TO SHOW coops' at Tho
Stors of ). NJ. 81 L. LANGWORTilI.
potosi, May %, lS43. III
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-05
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IL tie District Court Of the United States, county
Of Crugtord and Territory Of Wiscoasi't.
In lie case Of Jesse Da ndly, Bankrupt.
re 0fiCE is herei y given. TO the creditors Of
Y Jesse Dandy and all others concerned, TO
shew cause against the petition Of the said Jesse
Dandy of tia county of Crawford and Territory Of
Wisconsin, for his discharge and certificate there
OF, as a Bankrupt, by the District Cout Of the
United States within and FOR the county aforesaid,
al District Court, TO be holden by the Judge there
of, at the Court House in Prairie Du Chen, on SAT-
urdqy, the 18th day of October next at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. ID. &. FENFON, Clefk.
Clerks Office, PraiTisD u CHEN, May 20, 1913.
BRUAs son, Solicitor. tab 1910
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-05
land sale.

oNTuesaas the 3rd 2day of October next, at
Lancaster. Grant Couuty w. T., the follow
80 described Lands, situated in th- county and
re,ritory aforesaid, win be sold TO The highesl
and best bidder. The said lands we're wen seiect,
ga by an experienced man at al cary uay, anu
are valuable for agricultural and mineral puIPoses
M. ,y;Il an he sold without reserve, and pay
ns,,s will be required OF the purchaser as follows
O,e third of the purchase money paid down ~
hand. and the balance in two equal payrnen's--
one within nine months, aud one within elgn'een
oalhs. viii, interest the rate OF seven per ceh'
per annum Bonds will be given to the purchasers
for Deeds, 10 be executed on the nu payment ior
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In BANKRUPTCY.

n tte District Court title United States, county
ofCraword aud Territory Of jfiseonsia.
In the case of Hartman J. b. Miller, a Bankrupt.
MTOrlCE is hereby given, TO the creditors and
/ Y all others concerned, OF iIarman b. Mil
Ter, shew cause against The petition the said
Hartman ]. B, Miller, Of the county Of GRAVEYARD,
and Territory of Wisconsin, for his discharge and
certificate thereof, as Bankrupt, by the District
Court of the United States, within and for the
county aforesaid, at a District Court, to be holden
BY the Judge thereof, al the Court House, ia Pra-
RE Du CHEN on Saturday the l4th day OF Octobef
next, 1T 10 O'clock \. N. .sss
ID. G. FENTON, Clerk
Clerks Office, Prairie Da CHEN, May 20, 1913.
c. J LEAKNED, Solicitor Tor Petitioner. l9-td
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Es0ice Prairie Hotel.

YENEIE subscriber respectfully informs the travel
IL ling public, that ne is prepared 10 aceommo-
date them in a manner calculated to give universal
satisfaction. His house is situated half way from
Lancaster 10 Potosi, and hom Prairie du Chem 10
Dubuque upou the best and shortest road be-
tween those points.
In asking a share of patronage, he tloes il with
the determination that none, shall leave his house
dispeased with fare, or prices.
JNO. n. EAYRES.
Boice Prairie, July e5th, lS43, 2O-u.
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IfED.

A, Poaosi, tas Ion w., sfeH'sh ,hs' 10
,,hsr son n M. aud Ms. Noring, aged fouryears,
nine months and ten days
Al Pigeon, in this Coun:y, % me - ms, aast
nro,nc,ed aud severe Illness, Sarah p. cohsoft OF
'rhcmas j. Taylor, aged % years,
Irhs Missouri Republican and Nashville Ban
nsr, will please copy the above
Az Tav,or was widely known and as widely
..aau.3 AZ hte-her death throughout that en-
IRE circle will be as deeply and as widely monrhed