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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-11
Michigan.

The Legislature Of Michigan assembled at Ian
.ns. Insham Co the capital Of the state,) the
st INST The senate organized By the election Of VIM
L. BANCROFT editor OF the Port Huron Obssrrer Sec
Rotary CHAKLEs SMITH Enrolling Clerk; c. P. KEEL
LOGO Ser.esnt-st Arms TIE House not perms-
nenty organized on TIE morning Of tue frat day u the
session Gov RansOm's Message (whlch Il excessive
" LoeoF oco however sPpears Ia the Detrst papers
Of 81. occupying nearly ten columns IN TIC trec
Pres Every question Of Importance q the state az
srse Il treated 81 length great portion Of the NEE
sage being devoted q h1anelI Affairs, reform Ia the
system Of taxation go a. 10 make more just equal
and vniforn) the amendment and revision Of lie Con
stuuon As 10 several important features sppesl 70
TIE LEGISLATURE IA favor OF short sessions. he Gov
ernor also gives ale reasons tor Withholding lis signa-
ture from tie Bills TO extend the charter Of the Farm
err, and Mechanics Bank, and 10 put Oh the time Of
payments OF the Southern Railroad Co Of IA dues ~
he STATE He also advocates the election u a. 0cers
by the people a compensation for Presidential Elee-
tors the erection Of ssyuus for the deaf dumb and
the blind and the iDssne. be likewise sreruOU.ly op
pose. al systems Of excessive legislation, and the TX
tension Of Slavery
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The Accident upon the schuyIkIIl.

The following, from the PhiL0fefpnld Lefgeri
give. the following particulars Of the alarming accident
upon the schuykilI, briefly announced yesterday BY
Telegraph Happily no lives we're lost, although sew
sral ESCAPED very narrowly The Lssssy says The
intensely cold weather for the past week had the effect
of producing ice above the Paramount Dam Of sufficient
thickness 70 tempt the skaters cedeaers, &e and ex
tended 10 within about IS feet Of the Dam, which never
freezes over except when .he frigidy Of the amo'.
pnere % very irense and continues Tor long PERIOD
VI time
Aopq the eastern shore VI the river there are NJ IN
Der Of houses and the establishment nearest - the
Dam 10 that Of Nr. Kern. some hundred yafds dl'
tant from the house, the employees VI MS seAuensh
hst made AL opening In the pure Ice ara Tor me P4f
oo.e OF converting the cakes they were cut 70 the
aeuo.itory a narrow canal made extending
diszonsl.y from The icenOase u 'oaEn westerly d
rectl0n- -
Area of e which inJsrve1ed oetS een the dam and the
canal their weight bad the eject u cause fracture
and three men fell into the opening mus maze AZ
so,n "a they were observed % fa IN BODY Oi PEI.
so, rushed 70 th- edge Of the ice - rescue them and
tney we're quickly dragged out Of the water. u was
suoaren, that about acre Of zee nsd Pslaeo run
the main body and was Seating toTafos TIE euss ?,
the dam. By this time iafse h-HlDsI ~ I5.,a.,
collected uyon the ice the other side aud tnef zeai
xesnt a. the effect break OF smother large piece
sso about 81 acre n szr, ~1icn moved ~ nc
sou OF the dam Those VINO were Upon tnese n1ee
cakes OF Ice were rflIEipHAs "r--'-
oo had preferred remaining near tie sH-fe % 'eI'
uHHg tar cut upon me slippery SURGE - rem.
.terus.!on became most fearful, Snen tney io-n- 'H
.elve. being carried toward the dam. -.
AZ East seventy pers0as IL IS estiin aed were a -.
usrsr NOON the dam a. one time. -Four .afze 'os''
we're quickly sid aoDg the lee and .saneneo -. "a
shvsrirx and s5dghted sufferers taken on oosi SO
s.sIv lsnded There were about ak inenes o. wafer
rurping over the dam g, the re Of the scciaenN VICE
wa. srsy sufficient 10 float bsries1x over D.t Infce
individuals we're carried over gr O = ~ =
nj - daughter of Morgan Ash young woman 90
80 In f.uuy in the North.westefn psf' OF tas
- - ~ al with her two small children WHO
We separated from nsr snd saved iron zoe ean: s
witch tnres,eusd them, and yongs maj a'-'sA' u
medicine from Elrgni. 49,. -
RE Sreucned snd shiTering crowd as sooo as re
- -, their cold bath oct 10 tune IN ootainnx
,ss S-,t conveyance AID departing ior se BONES =
change lasl ~ ss the story u their sad t,ster
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-11

Great events have taken place In the North In Prus
Ella the Ministers, finding that after all they could 10;
have their way witn toe Assembly have dissolved
it BY royal mandate, and the King mas proclaimed a
Constitution Of their making This document gusrsn
tees the liberty Of the press, right Of association trial
By Jury freedom Of religion, education the secret Of
letters, the night Of petition &c SC II Is much more
liberal tlau the French Charter Of Louis Philippe Z,
provides that the Legislature shall consist Of two Cham
bers the rst Of lfs members and the second OF $50
The members Of the first chosen by the representa-
tyes of Provinces Districts and Circles united Elec
toral Colleges The members Of the second chosen
by electors who appointed for that purpose By d.
rect popular vote Of all citizens aged - Every citizen
aged 20 eligible TO the fret Chamber 70 be chosen 70
the second the candidate must be 30 years old The term
Of the ire, Chamber s elk years OF the second three
No taxes can levied without the vote Of the second
E'her Chamber may be dissolved by the King but be
must order election within forty days aiterward
The supremacy OF the future Constitution OF Germany
il recognized and if any changes in the present nstru
shall be demanded By its provisions the King Is
to prepare and submit them 10 the Chambers. The
Constitution is 70 be submitted to the revision of the
Chambers At their first session. The elections
dcred for Jan p l549 and the new Chambers are 10
meet on the goth Of February following at Berlin.
We do not yet know how this important measure has
been received in Prussia The Cologne GG-sit, pepper
which favored the royal side in the quarrel with the
dissolved Assembly speaks with regret Of the departure
OF the King from strictly legal course. suppose,
however that great opposition will be made in any
quarter The Democrats will hardly attempt Revo-
luton in which they would not be Of enisting with
them the moderate Liberals The Liberals will accept
Constitution Of which they little reason TO com
plain. though thCy not satisfied with The mode OF rs
production FOR the present it Is probable that all Will
Ue etdst In pruesia
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The Operatives Of LewelI.
corssP5adeHsa q The IH6aHe.

LowELL, January 4. isll
GEsrLENEy: No subject Las been - mach and
s. often .srsprssuei a. IT, condition Of the sc,sry
Operatives IL the manufacturing towns ot Nsw-Ens
ia-d. l. b., been repeatedly asserted the s1or Of
Congress BY intelligent Southern gentlemen tia; the
condition Of their slaves infinitely b preferred
- that ofthe operatives the factories, sni 3. hard
OR them % believe ,ha, in poir; OF INTEL ,ence, moral
worth and comfort TO say nothing Of Accomplishments
ihs community Is 10, surpassed BY any IL the couliy
sn1 yet such the fact
Mach OF tbs god ressli Is attributable 70 the al
nrs1.s system Of boarding houses adopted vhsa ihe
place wss founded. in ls.i and now In iaI sni sue
cesltu. operation. Each Company hss sufficient man
Der Of houses f5r the q those in their employ WAC
are not allowed 20 board elsewhere. Esca house IS oc.
cupsd hy from - 10 60 grls Or men - the csse MY
-. Tie sexes slTays occupy separate houses. ard
each house supsrintended By discreet mstroo who
reports o. her agent any misconduct ID which the
5larders may be guilty indeed al the ~ - adopted
are - strict - those nf military garrison tut tkey Go
nos seem uunecessariy WhCn consider that the
operatives axe mostly young anl away from bone and
,he healthy supervision Of parents and friends
The regulations OF these house. say thar every per
son must b. a. home By I'D clock NJ snd must regu-
larty attend place OF public worship, which points
are believe, Insisted upon with the greatest psrtcu
lsrfy Ia passing through che OF the Corporations the
utlt4 N-r 20 losr notes OF TIE
psno prO'erdr. from two three OF the houses aud
was informed inst il Is by no means uncommon for
factory girls not only % plsy thet Instrument WELL but
% be- the ownrrs Of them. The agent Tor ualetgs
piano lHale,t Davis & Aler Boston informs ne that
Be ha sod ess than e Oh, pianos during the past
months l. gr.s now actually employed ID the mills
some FOR $50 and others for s0 esch. How many OF
the three millions OF Southern Slaves have adorned
taeir dwellings With iAis instrument during toe past
yesrf
The widely known LocrH oSvias" al the con.
riblors 10 which operatives IN the factories. is
sfl IN dourishng condition. lis fir editrsss. Miss
Harriet Farley, Ills her post with marked ability aud
success. she Is stu, or was until lately employed In
the Merrimack Cotton Nils" but has found time
during The intervals Of labor 20 write essays and stories
which have been republisted IN Englsnd ami com.
menced 10 the warmest manner by distinguished hters
y characters there. Long may the New Eng aud
manufactures remain an example 20 other countries
snd those employed in them retain the nigh moral char
snd taste for the rennements Of HE which con
spcuousy mark hem AZ tie present tne-chsrscter. !
stics which stand In brght relief conras'ed with the
misery and ignorance of the mos, of those engaged in
tie same employment In the old world Az OFERAryE
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WIDENING BROADWAY.


Mr.. EDITOR There s wisdom, we repeated
this morning over our coffee, sitter Capt. Cutie o.
reading the feasible plan Of o p II. Architect for
widening Broadway" Like the weather. We thought
the proposition dscdsdiy cool Possible In ordinary
sceoptaton. means practicable, but in U P rs srchi.
tectural glossary which must DO a private copy
must have esoteric Specification Of at very heavy
s to be paid to proprlslors for such nproprete' Of
invasion.
The foot-wsy Broadway H. we suppose, abou, 20
feet wide, and an equs extent Of retrsey" must OF
course be conceded within the posts the present width
being hardly now Sufficient Imagine such an inrosd
OF feet into every store house hotel St Paus portco
Trinity Church tower (Which could easl be left open
no doubt) picture H. thnk Of L., dis,oute man
Fancy all the architecture like the shepherds OIL
the Lsndes standing on stills the blessed light o
common day" forbid 70 the de chaEpes tho long
and short metre" of the inequalities Of stories thus
brought together in the ceilings Of this covered way
Think of the peaceful Enjoyment forever He'd OF the
second door fronts with this petua under current
Of Gin sorrow. shutting and swearing not TO mention
neysboys with their era din rushing like an immense
sewer under your horred wife your terrified children
and yourself besde.y yourself O p II we hope, for the
credit of the profession Is r0y y0aHS architect and
some relation o. Mr. Grssn, the sreonaut from whom
he gets this propensity OF baloonng IL over the re-
.,rant, OF the LANDED interest" From tbs specimen
ne has given Us Of his capabilities Ia the comic, We
strongly urge him 70 attempt volume OF Architectural
Broad grins a sequel 10 Hints % Young Architects"
lately published By Mr.. Wiley Yours &c.
PEcKsSfFg, ia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-11

VISIT or The CHlPPEwAs TO lNDSfkNDtNO.
HAIL-yeserday morning the deputstion OF ws','yIs
from the Chippewa tribe Of Indians, aocompshsa y
two females paid visit to Independence Hal Iney
were attended by MIR John B Msrtel, the director "
the delegation who directed their attention % me
Gus objects Of interest 70 be in the Hall ana snvy
gszed with rapt attention that evineed theiI .nS
dce of the great Council of the Pscfs aces INST nso
ors a.s.mbed therein The following is the record OF
heir names and ttes placed upon the book AePs oy
Mr. Ecoles the Superintendent oi iae uA' ha" =.
~ Chief OF the fond du Lac SUPERIOR May NAV
r,orah his wife Aun gussse Chief OF me inalAe o.
Inc Anton ssn River. sc-nsn KEN Cniei OF ihe
of he lac de Flsmbeau, accompanied y Is sisvl N
- hv her ChristiAn name Of Nancy Ma Ks u" VA "a
scsd warrior OF lhe Fond ds Lac band WSse-~in'
s,. head warrior Of the Lac Veux Zsr heisA NeocA
INV, a -, ~ the Fond du Lac band Man o-nsw
m head warrior Of the Mississippi These indians are
mead. of various bSnds whose villages are
~ Superior in region OF about ~ Inl.es.
- ON ,her wsy 10 Washington, Tor the PURPOSE - %
nu permission from the GovSinsl ,b. 70 ,SSy cu
20 the .o;l and learn the arts oiovihzed NE. M
Vs'e inc SUI '-' ,Phisd. Ledger, 10Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-11

Tx SrEAMsHIP FALC0S.-Tne friends az New
Orleans OF the passengers Oh board this
SCI bound for Cnsgrss, were tnroEn int0 great alarm
on the 18th ulr by report that she had put hsck With
Cholera on bosrS from hily - hundred deaths raw
ins sready occurred. Investigation, however, soon
established toe utter fssiry Of the i,le. The Falcon
Wa. SCI OF Cape Antouio on the ID OF December,
going IN noe style >ns vas also spoken y the brtsn
steamship Tevioi. when tao days oas-s- well Il 4.
.uuvosef that the Tsv.0i OF the bAze which
was the cause o. the la.se report
BosroN CLEtRAyCEs FOR CALlFoRSIA-The
.hiD Edward Everett the bark Maria and the brig
"a. which cleared this deg ~ tn Custom House for
tia; distant eosstwss port san Francisco al hsc mani
-. ovar . ward long TIE Edward Everett has 80
pssseusers and 10 articles Of entry. TIE Forest e.s
Is passenger. and carries very good library Nearly
All he passengers are Nssssch uses's boys -.
- a9ston Transcript sih'
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PRonrcE IS WIscoSslS.-Ine h'tra.kee Sea-
-. "a -roducs laden teams come pouring into our
Nv vs,er:ay We have not seen our streets 80 crowd
rn,ny rionihs The weather and the sleighias
eoul. no, improved"
u The Central tPresbyterianl Church New
arg call Rev DR.. Hamilton, OF Mobile, land iorneriy
Pastor OF the Ers, Church u that city a. InsI !ss
/, /, proposed % cree, rsv sEgsee stises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-11

. r,LgIaghI BAL1lnohk, Wednesasy, Jan. TO-
C.. VI ARRrAr las been reappointed Collector
4 the port Of Baltimore
T,e schooner erey Hound sailedfor California to day
r,sl,,e .-aih VI Washington has been down for
,.,,e dsy,. Markets unchanged.
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CboIern am ong the soldiers.
from the South says:

\ dlspntCn ITOH INC SV0F1' ~. -,
The Cholers broke out smong 'ne eth lhisn'Iy - -
Lawson Texas aud ragged with intensity Tor TWO
Forty d. sihs occurred Bsyey in one nour, anu ~ y
in one Might The dead were piled II heaps On. -
count SAYS that half the regiment was swept Oh.
sccount that only - had died ~ Deany - 49,,
has since sbsted Terrible CONSERVATION pri''us" Tx
inhabitants There were 10 cases Al Houston.
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Tgg STEAMSHIP OREGON.-The bark Condor
from Csdlz. spoke 18th ult lat iO Ion. jOl. the
iuercsn steamer Oregon, Capt PEARSON, for San
francisco and Rio showing blue red and yellow Gig
r With white star in the center steering sE all sails
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..,.c,Ion ofnU. \. senator, &C.

rl,g,cphl CINCINNATI "wednesday, Jan TO-
MID r. Atchison, Of Missouri, has been rc
,sc,ed U :. Senator
rba Ohio River is frozen at Pttsburg.
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NE,y-YORK TRIBUNE.
y.,ro session Of the L. y. SENATE.

r',grsoll WASHINGTON, "Wednesday. Jan. 10
-. President has issued Proclamation calling
,.e Senate to meet for an Extra Session on
I. Oh o, March.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-11

rry GEORGE n. BEIGGs and JoHS REED were
- tuesday qualified and reinves,ed with the honors and
,,,oonsibii,ies Of Governor and Lieut. Governor Of
he state of Massachusetts,.
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Meath of Hon. A. SEWER.

. T.bgrapll ciNoiNNAri' wednesday Jan. 10.
Hon. A. II. SEWER Of Arkansas died on the lst
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SUPREME CoURr-GeH0ai T0m.--BefOre Judge,
Jdn-. Fte.r. H11lt Tie Court announced 20
motion tlt m sognsy b. t.sen Sass Court but th a
sush SPECIAL Tenn ths o-ns satfsy ApPea
Tie parties lg ready -ny 20 Gay % occupj
lie Court & 81 ordered per Gay h-rrt b~
loa tie W Fssard sadoi b-ha Of i- bar s
M cous-rg enf aad 20 iaosglt Judge haf1a pa
tte re- lr..Y1I f'~ lOlr, Clnsd~red otierrIse
Jtn Sras Jlfr Nos Rsitfs % 'ut of hai th- eo'ts
lfe NJ four nsfrtpf FhFl t'
nsr any nte-sfet Tie brought on spp-s q
ID Court permitted pass hy default Jsak saa-d
L. - natter ls FrPe rrf Nlr1 Bari1o - iraf J
Blnf4s- arp-s i-con Of Recorder faaatr- issrF.
sirsA ssrraL lhs P-sssd - ies.L De
reversed
Cs4nf,r iugof,1rs Ciaf HatoA cs n Tor i~azh-Hns
,osf b.a bg so I'D boon lrui ri $50 ~h@n
saf. on beng asked before rl-ng hst soud BE- ~
nrf- ta soad 80 Kspofi ct ssde .li
r-.-rrei ~ Ess Referees
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OFFICE or THE MACON Il WEsrEzS Co.
HscoS. January J. 1913, }
~ The GARD Of Directors d mis- Company ns'e
thu declared csdecd OF - 80 Per share psyaos %
the lat February Shareholders th- books q ns
Asency 81 lie Bark Of tie szfe u Newton 70 Ne"
Yofr, vii receive ihslf dividend CO application mere
By order Of he Board
EIVs j. ". TAYLOR, lreesuio''
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COrRr-BefOre Judge
yszksrl1H. -,0ud ne hrE Caroline
81 o cl.r.- sli an4sgs plassr Paul Ps.son
.4srzn q. ChIrrsn. e. Tie second ms-
called tie hand. s>c0uf ns ~ cyn- GA fs's, tp-y
ZEN. cat. f- t1oA oi-lCe a. .msal. Nhch ~.s
% hr DID Pf4aU snf tirf tho after
-. 40 -rEse-t ~lch 10 sst By he hfst
mate ssco1i % n stfes sli -, Bun s>'-.
and BIN much flfng isce l1fsf
CID. 80 requiring r. st9re sai nave dressed u
5rns 4lds To criminal ~ ths Jlfy must believe uefr
-. hatred Th-y bsrat>d hours bot
fr 60 0f n1r gLofelto Shepard he n-~
Aft r1-y appeared t.r 10 fseflloo, a1d W '"
Buf or c-f-ncs
s1 Jvrsy ooo.1 coo n ID. brig Jsn- -.s tired o pa
Rrhart DAYS second shis IL
~ Mag. hn severely, .nd .-os~l -eat5 2sr,sns
~ rfh t4l. T. lss lat ts s@ron1 usis tgss'si
40 a. AID prisoner
a1y .t.i ,sfa.,ae- lie 34ls gl Nj 3 of Pf9ssrl
.- II B-l~ u
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~ Liquid Hair Dye.-BarcHsLoks lns'AnisneN ~
LIQUID . ss ses, acie 10 ne word Tor ensrsng req or
gray hair natars black brown color vlac-. Ivy
70 he nslr skin Persoas wishing tne cest ses ~ 20
cd No. GEAR Broadway. Copy the address dls II&o'
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
Correrponeenee of III Tli.une.
sENATE..~wAsmxoroN Tuesday. Jan. Q. j.,

SINAI WAsMScToS Tuesday Jan. o I-i9
Mr. bNDkEwOOD presented a mortal asking
Congress 70 appropriate money Tor the removal Of free
Negroes aud liberated sves from the United states 70
Liberia or some other place.
Mr.. HALE called Mr . 20 order. Yesterday he
had presented a memorial which appeared sornewba.
adverse 70 Slavery and the question Of reception VA.
laid on he table. Here was one which referred ~ H.
same subject but Ia is favor he undorsto,i - -
70 te % memorials referring - the subic. If s
very, and be rassd ,he question Of reception N tai,
case. - ~
The Chair made some ex plantations in reference
T. the question decided yesterday and ruled srans, Mr.
| HALE "
! Mr. UNDERWOOD moved the reference of the
memorial 10 the Committee On the Judiciary with In.
..eAons 10 inquire the objects proposed were Coz.
Mr. HALE objected 70 the reception and called
ior the Ayes and Noes on the motion to lay 1t on the
NJ. UNDERWOOD said IL was too late. but the
Ayes and Noes we're taken and resulted syes 10 Noes n
The Ayes were Messrs. BUTLER CSvERov
DAVIS Of Miles, DOwas Of Ia HUNTER JOHNSON Of Geo
hlNG, MASON. WKsTcoTr. fCLEE-one from the North
Cam0oR and nine from the south.
The farther consideration OF the question was
then passed over until tomorrow morning but subse.
quenty MT. Underwood moved 70 reconsider the vote
BY when TIE two memorials yesterday were laid the
tao e, ss II seemed u be though that partially
hloed, and Al. three were then laid over for consid
Grafton tomorrow.
Mr.. Bradbury Of Ne presented a memorial
relative 10 the construction OF Railroad the
ls'hmus Of Panama, from parties requesting aid from
Congress 70 construct such work
Nr. BERKIEN made a long report from the Com
mittce on the Judiciary, acknowledging that there
no legal Government in California New Mexico but
recommending the rejection OF Mr. DoUGLAss bill 70
admit as State, the ground t0at IL inexps
dent 10 pass such bill. and expedient % Ter
rtofisl Government west Of the Sierra Madre and
other in NewMexcO
Mr. MAsoN moved the printing Of 10000 copies
which motion. however, lies Over-the usual number
only being ordered.
Mr.. DOUGLAS replied at some length 10 the Re-
port particularly OBJ citing 10 the accommodation that
the bill should not pass lie thought thHt the provisions
OF the Dill might have been amended be At all
disposed 70 !nsist the details he had presented
them but the necessity for Government In California
admitted and he thought they ought 70 act upon j,
in The mode proposed by MS bill.
Mr.. DOwss one OF the Committee on Judiciary
said the report not unanimous. lie thought the
bill ought 70 have been amended and intended to pre-
sent counter report
Farther debate was bad, Mcssrs BUTLER FooTE and
BEEBIEN taking part IN il and the subject passed
until tomorrow.
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PorrcE corar.-A woman named Haldah Am Dunn

,fr--. ~ - ohcsf ~ si - sr;A wsrs.
cage 5f ng qa4au q coti he E.se q
MAJ dlG1rsn- Committed .. A n<nst Tf>ny
yssrfsy By oesr Marin u ls Ft Wsr-
pory carE- u o1tsrz rts sss.r fss pr.
from Wn Btrs-r Peter Gs-Y ca.oty
y-s,-r-y e- Gocls VI ~ r.t sr8 ch.gs Of
1l - q d-rs Ce4eelore1 L. Der
he'd o. Auf-F pea Al 3.nls Bro-n
rs> csstcy y;rsy b c1.r. .91 Dsou q
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~ FewIers s. Wells, Phrenelssi;. a. ana
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I'd. There were IS deaths from Cholera
Charity Hcpltsl, Neworlesns On the J" INST
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cornr or spEcIAL sElsroNs-Two colored BOYS

-aa-t sld .o- --sasl, tr-f hr stssng
az 70 20 g tt. 91pery n NJ Hs-s1e
tser P-rtsls f5f 101fs
A.r. 1ocFcf.c 81 80.
CRY Prsor Frs1- ADJ cav c~t ~ folsauy
...as sf- tie P-ltsntsy Or thn-s
f.a-- W. cof-s f4cf gary = sc,s1S
rrs- rs1ss ~ B@1r-tf srl s~n,-ars1
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