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as these acts are concerned, we will mann
tain them, and insist on their strict enr
forcement, until time and experience shah
demonstrate the necessity of further legis-
ation to guard against the evasion Of the
laws on the one hand, and the abuse Of
their powers on the other, not impairing
their present efficiency to carry out the
requirements Of the Constitution; and we
deprecate all further agitation ofthe ques-
tons thus settled, as dangerous to our
peace, and will discountenance all efforts
TO continue Or renew such agitation, when
ever, wherever, or however made; and we
will maintain this settlement as essential
to the nationality Of the Wing party and
the integrity Of the Union. Lsps@
JOHN G. CHAPMAN, Of .Md.,n
President Of TIE Whig National Contention
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friend Of our political institutions.
Nv. Resolued, That the foregoing prop
osition covers and was intended to en-
brace the whole subject Of slavery agitation
in Congress and therefore the Demo-
cratic party ofthe Union, standing on this
national platform, will abide BY and adhere
to faithful execution of the acts known
as the Compromise measures settled by the
last Congress, +" the act for retaining fu-
gitives from service or,labor, included !;
which act, being designed to carry ont an
express provision OF the Constitution, cam
not with fidelity thereto be repealed or SO
changed as to destroy or impair its eff
cheney. b,tstsF iasH e8 mst
". Resolped, That the Democratic party
will resist all attempts at renewing, in
Congress or out Of it, the agitation of the
Slavery question, under whatever shape or
color the attempt may be made.
VI Resolued, That the proceeds Of the
public lands ought to be sacredly applied
to the national objects specified in the
Constitution; and that we are opposed to
any law for the distribution Of such pro-
ceeds among the States, as alike inexpe-
dent in policy and repugnant 70 the Con-
stitution. Xxi
VII. Resolved, That, we are decidedly
opposed to taking from the President the
qualified veto power, by which he is ena-
bled, under restrictions and responsibilities
amply sufficient to guard the public inter
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Supreme Court-In Chambers.
STAY or PROCEEDINGS In TEE CASE OF THE FoUarH

Opinion by Hon Jlose hoTri'

Opinion
JAN l9.3he People rs Eio1rd Ohriae and others -
Application made by ths COUNSEL for the de'enta ais
uneer the Revised sattsspon the bill of exceptions in
this case, AID upon tbs idcse given sccorixus
wi h the statute b. his Honor Recorder who pre-
sided in General Sessions at the trial OF hs GAUGE nat
In opinion there is neither probable cause or 20
much doubt for the BID OF exceptions render
pedient TO take the judgment Of the Supreme Cour.
thereon The bill contains goms exceptions ufon chsl
determining whether the statute makes il my duty to
grant the certificate asked Of Nr Samuel Carson
Was called a. juror, sud was challenged by the Dc
ftIdants, ON the gSoand OF his nayiny formed
pres ed opinion he gait of Ia prisoners
one OF them the oGtsic. Attorn'y joined issue upon
this allegation To prove tie truth 4 shs allegation, ds
feudatts sci introduced hs witness Mr.. Carson,
the juror. The District Attorney oo ,ctsd t,
Mr.. Carson sitnses. TINS sustained
the objection, ana defendants exssptet. Tle
allegation that Nr. Carson had formed opinion
that the prisoners were guilty If re bad formed such
oni, ion h vas the o,lv asn b,ins koori
edge OF its existence and hs onf from witch thu
evidence Of it could be- decided NJ. Jaues Black
called juror and challenged By the endlus ths
ground that the juror called had "a bias, pr,
impression sgsnt tie Defendants, souie of tharn."
The District Attorney denied the truth Of these ags
tioIs Upon the ia Of this ISSUE the juror Mr. BscE
admitted o Qlet lions put to him by
the counsel facts tendog TO show bias aud psju
oice again st the DEFENDANTS The District Attorney ob
ected the that the would dis grace the
witness, and .atet the witness not boaud to
lie thought the answers would disgrace him Tns
fustsued the objection pted Toe ques ton
repeated TO TIE Witness he refused to Defend
ants applied to the TO witness 10 The
court reuHst aud defendants excepted. These all ne
exceptions in the necessary for u niue Ia
determining wtstl lw siga tee orihcsts moved ior
1t ia the tay practice in civil causes and in cfinusl
by the peopl- and by the ased 10 ths chs
lepaed juror the witness TO establish his dis.
qualifications as juror. The Eases decided by
higher courts estsb shns the principles OF challenges
10 jurors show that The challenges Juror the witass
who proved ha dsquIlhca loo, aud yet in Of
these case. is 1t minated that the juror di ishisi
q witness nsnu Atsd that IL either cisnofoes
BILE juccil to the that he had formed ja,g
nsns entertained bias prejudcas that dsquil i.d
a tie tts Gk prSs
tce and the decisions have aGced 20 do establish
at the p.iopa referred 10 seli taken they
al events that the principles put forlh bs he
rul objected to are, at least regards this STATE
rev. and should be taken 70 higher courtsor saoc
ton For these reasons ia my opinion there ia probs-
be for the 'cepons taken, and must graft tie
cerfihca I'd
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riousy entering the dry goods store OF hitchcock Co.,
In Broadway, and sentenced to three years and four
months oorhnsmsnt in the STATE prison, the Court 70
Aupoup ced the sentence - before.
PstI Larceny respectable looking girl, named Ellen
Murphy who pleaded guilty TO stealing some s2s worth
OF wearing appsio WAS sentenced 70 three months
fnemsnt In the city prison.
Grand Larceny ia mes McKibbin who pleaded guilty
about ago to stealing hair cloth and looking
glass plates from Armstrong Portirgtos valued Al sioo
and used ~ States evidence in the Of Hugh
Honey, the receiver OF the goods sentenced
years imprisonment In the st. tss prison. with tho
that he would be pArdoned by sns Governor for the
part he took in the prosecution OF Honsy.
Bsrpldry IN The Third Deges.-Asne Brady and Bddg.t
Bye, who convicted fer dxys of sly
entering the store Of Peter Paul No Al C,ntre street,
and stealing tneGeron some slo0 worth OF jwalry and
money wels sentence zach to two and four onhs
conint ment In tbs Stat. prison.
Recering S.olsa Goods W lam CHAN, who pleaded
guilty to receiving quaint OF stolen goods at mis- st,
given him by Captain B.nnAp Of the Sixth ward polio =
sentenced TO six months confinement in tina ponien-
False Pretenoe,wm Ety. who pleaded guilty last weak
OF selling three barrels Of horses heads .pressnox
them At the tine f stls TO bs good sound bse
sentenced TO six mouths confinement on BActweps
Hlndr
Burglary in he Third Degres Judson Monroe was con
vieted Of bursariousy e1srirg the OF Joseph H.
Banks, OF lis Ninth avenue where la arrested by
the police with his head aud shoulders through the panel
q the store door, which he had cut out Sentenced
two years confinement in the S. ate pr.sos
Assault and BIttry Rossi Lewis Italian, who
convicted Of the above charge in havtsg committed
AsRrkfkled AseAut MI. benra attn
hn.dss The foe being PAID, he set At ioerty
ROitng on Election Day Francis nsvsrs John Ross,
Patssh uIly and James Kerr then brought for
sentence they having been ctsd last OF ling
in the Eleventh ward last elsction day. The Court
fined each Of TIC parties $50
ACQUITTED.
Hi9t1cdy RoiJe'y Richard Elias and Wn. Mulhol.nd.
alas " Billy BUtiies acquitted Of charge pre-
!errd sg,inst iAem OF robbpg German named Michael
Hertz o! his coat and vest ftis he third time
ttHt VIM huihcIn ulioS Billy Eos les :" has bsen IT.
sgned and tried in this coart for vartsus offences whn
u last months: one for ter, for bur
saIy, add lastly highway robbery yst curious 10
say, he has escaped tee CLUTCHES the law ali these
ocossitEs.
Grand Larceny -Thos. Saul acquitted OF stealing
$40 from Timothy Murphy, and discharged from
toty,
Money Sno'chin0 Two young men, pamet Jsre nish
Qdg and Patrick Su liyan tried and acquitted OF
snaicn;ng purse tanning $50 from CatnArns Bursel
1t hht that the parties all connected together
partners in the grocery bpsinsss and that 1t Mas
msre quarrel about the profts and leases
The bufinefs OF he JAnuSry term having been
cueed, the Cour. then Adjourned until the arst Aon ay
Ia lpbruaTy,
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Debates In the Board OF Councllmen.

Tour Special Repsrt
ADJOURNMENT" COMING EvENrs.cAsT THEIR SHADOWS
MT. KrNNrDy (reform 70 amend 4 By saying Mon
various npfIopiatiens could made The
% 's s' S' Of sa: public a
i, q public bushes. on hand awaiting shs,,
h'Is nigh. after nshs vortns un,l O'clock
Ss ton ad 30
So nth think osIn and the public have light
when am only paid r That tn numS,r
formers q.ush,s wers eeassd o. isforn
tickets Nov sna ~ 81 sy night. sAs
Try salary a. e'mponssson Tor eur business public srs
as re seus s. plenty Of
Nj: JAexscS d. sJIi there should DO any occasion
fs III aAgST who e & ~ Us 90
item give their to tho charitable nsu
shine Those gentlemen eieosSd IN the reo IN ticket
sns IN here with the sole Of siassag our bu.ss
hose gentlemen called reormers We have sat here sixteen
out olNeny nh's, and think ia high time should
cSSor,9 Gt .T,I opposed 70 sssa,ans
ought &c Do What we here for except transact the
~ an Will viii
sr reform gentlemen are pu.
ns u 70 Cd deal WIN any man tell n, IL
and that gen emsn in ,hs e ON who give the in
a1a like to see him yhi, q the need our
lutiohs and petitions think oughs 10 adjourn 50 the
fret Monday in February.
Mr. SEKLy-I think so too.
CHARMANI has been thor ght that owing TO the late
lsnity CHE burning Of the New City m last evening,
that there might be aetoI Immediately demanded
aSS s nc sns
until February ttat body will NOS be able to do anything
without operation Therefore hope thai will have
meeting next week.
M KEsNrpy sft renew my ation 70 adjourn
until Monday.
Mr.. CoEsovER, twhig refoIml-Well. then, think
m tn iva tha al
one days precedence 1 eder amendment to that ef
feet.
NM. KENNEpy-I accept the amendment. Tho ayes and
nays were the taken adjourIins Tusday
amendment was carried.
The Board THIN adjourned.
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CLEARED.
s.esm.hip B.ltis; cc.,sess' Lvsrrooi K Collins ~
sss.n.s,p George Law. Meoy,n A.pinv.ll X Roberts.
SIP he'd Rov,r' Putnam, san FrsssIssa. ! ogden.
BARK Chandelier new. Pierce, B,lsaors Freeman
SHs United States, B.s.hs,asr, Hum.,,0 Dreelnan
ACo
Bris Emiiy, Davis chsries.on bunhsm Dimon
s a ass s T:FEs s. FHs s
Ssss nice SsSps &C.
ssT %s Ss1iiI R..S fes
schi New Iori, Anin. Risks oId, Cha. d Pisrsoa.
sshr n,Iy hsnain s Bees SS S,,p, stsOa
ARRIVED.
ship wrsm Jarvis lOf Cassns,, Ballard, Antwerp, Al
Jn IS TO- sscSss sed sim as Win .hiU VIM
%ssr '% . Ne. ,, oss., 81 III ,'TpsS n M %
ether vIselsd ,ssa; Tts b., been g dys 70 shs
sap s'ss. 5,. R., Rs.5a.n day. vsa
brig karsois, sherman, sIsus Ia Gr.nds and Newport
Bis LENT Lssnsn, Ealsport days with ia,hs and lun
Bris Kustsn Carver. -, New Haven aA,. in b.lI.,,
schr windsor tBr Card windsor IS days with pot..Oc,
Br brss opmas, Ths experienced yry heavy wSstScr
iehr iiisn Mazda, Wells. Calais, vi, r.rp.ulIa Cow.
scbr Neptune, CaIlikan Maobiss 10 days
eobr Euphemis, Eldridge, PcrtEm0uth, IN d.y.
Sebr American Belle Brown, Boston kays
Scbr Baktr, Baker b ston for yrgi1ia
Sehr shsceoct, Kelly, Bostoa foT yirxini.
Sebr A Devefeux, -, boston o- ytrauf.
fthr oregon Bullock Roosiana
Sehr Richmond, COD, ROollaud
solr Pitts, Spear, Roosfs al
Sohr Thomas Hix, Hall, Roeklaad
BELOW
Ship Hendrix Hudson, from Londea
ehip Sverdhsh. from China
BARI Milford. from Nantes (so Supposed.
Abs, Two ships and one clipper ship, unHasva.
Wind during the day n. AAd fosxy.
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stated Session OF the Board OF Councilmen.
OFFICIAL.
- FRIDAY, Jan. % 1884,
Present Edvin J. Blown, ESQ., Pres dent, IN tic Ck Air

FRIDAY. jan %, 1885,
Present. Edwin j. Blown. ESQ., fresdsn,, IN tie CIair
and "a members.
by Councilman CuRRy-of George Kembsrly and o.bers
fer esgne louse Tor Company Eo. 10 Conuitsee
by Couneilmsn VAnrAs-ot william D. Harrison N \.
spToinee eenmissi0nes OF Deeds TS Comn on Sala
By sabeiim.n wnp-oi Peter p. Lysu and John J.
Jackson To
by Councilman AoILsR-of Graham Rename same To
by Councilman FayY-of Thomss J. Kip. John N. Rich.
IresericS " Gthtethsintr Edward e. CSwles, and Alex
by Cour elm o. j. Law rsase stating that
tho present head tor such etiE H. aud SAX
ing permiss 70 do 40 10 Csmmtiee Groom Aquedae
moneys psid - redeem hclse and lot IN street fr.m
taie Ter tsxes 20 Con mistce on Fir anos
BY Councilman luRRy-O' JohA 81, 500 West Twenty.
tecnth street TO be idemnihed Tor property des
by PRrsiDssr-0f mes GIastord and otbers Ann.
ttts CT the Westminster thure1 in eond tresl ia
In said church To COMMITTEES on Lamps asd as
BY Councilman tcnrAcK-Preambles stating tast tne "a
that tteIs DO taken erection Of satsbs bna
t for various city ncs and roomths, 4, il d,ra
ornament 70 The eityNh Of uaairy 4, 70 n.
irritable ii,s sIS that communication be addressed
eIsid BY IL or &c 10 Goa mt,oe on Finsros
BY Coaaeipan hrNSsnS-fr Preamble ssstins tbat large
tnount lbs teen accumulated ia tho tGknf fund por
.eH g ra,sa ss' ee rasJ Hyes.d IA city soais;
s N ue s'Veh Ls ~ ths eiJ AuthSrisies and not
with resolution ths the Comptroller AT RI isis ssra VA,
Sc, December, 1888 nd IN WA. mAgf yAs smpi,ed
the fund used ~ states why sueh stocks an
restrained ~ law from oaneelns Any part Of the debt
sequid until the whole duo could lssstoa tree them
By Couhcima an KrsNsDy-That ksls be ended 20 A
on the presentation resolutions the vards shall Dc called
ihss ~Md ana The twenty nd ward Laid over s'n 'n'
BY 0ne-ThAt tbs Finance COMMITTEES report asts .hs
ss ~ nc me- % e s ;ss IN p, -
y Afs 49,. S,s usA LAassvSr
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ELopBMENT.-An extraordinary and aggravated
case Of eHpement says the ooxaskie Uaio said TO
have ken place in the village Of Athens Tutsay the
10th inst minister Of the gospel, belonging to the
Lutheraa demo ninsdon and tbs wife of respectabl
citizen If that place the guilty pair both Of on
up TO the present wriug have eudsd the vigilance OK
the police Suspicious Of an improper inti,acy had
listed su short TINS previous the depouent Of this
dfgractfu Transaction The Is the father and
The d,n0osd tbs mother tf intersstna ,ly sf chill
dren upon whom the conduct and shame Of their pa
rents falls with all the terrible corseq guilt incurs
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Personal Intelligence.


Iincolu Jr, New Bedford; J. d Field Taunton, and
X. H. Cooper Foopt among the arrivals ,es
terdAy At tie Cooper House, Broadway
Maj General Wool Msjor winshl D. Capt. Shields Col
septon Y :. Army; Hon Fred. Follsit, Batavia Hon.
q Whitheh..S fss; 0iis Adams Boston; II Walker,
O. C. Ircvbfidgr, Detroit, J. Vail Troy aed H. Allen
Albany arrived 1T the st. NichoiAs yesterday
J. Van vctrd Geo. II Paige, Maj Garrett Capt.
" Steele, Y. Army y. Robinson AND party ST. Lonis
r. Arnold, Cincinnai; John c. johnson, Wisconsin,
were among the airivrls yesterday at the Aster.
DEPARTURES.
Fer San Juan and CaliforLis In tie Star Of the West
Adams Coo Express messenger, Wells Fargo Co.'S do,
TehAda Capt Stsleary and wife Com, Wsss Buck.
ley wife and servant Shurtlsf, Mrs Mary Blake
Niohos aad child, Mrs Crosby and two children
Foe,s, Mrs Scorer Mrs Nance, Hocord and wife,
Mrs Banesll and infant W Lamb aud wife, Mrs. N Nor.
ton II trlehek Highlander and wife, four sisters and
children, MS Warren, krs Gardner and infaut, n
Wakefield, wife and child Mrs Conner and infant
Witheie hrs George and child, Q Stone and wife r
ys.ylJn, Mrs stratton ard two children Thompson,
stricker, Sherwood, Mrs ID Copeland and iaiant
Mics Vol and two boys, Mrs. Curtiss, Mis- Flins
CcEroy, smtp, Dickinson. Mrs sms and two children,
hos iontee, johnson and wife X Wells, Geosby,
Leicher Mrs BoynE and brother, henres, W AdsmS
X, ar and wife. Mss Kingston, hits Mary soo Field
children, N O. bury Miss Parker Miss PARKER
Miss Roberts Mrs. hurry and infant Lssn B sksr
Mn wirE and Infcnt vwesls, HsHsria, Ksssins. L
Dsasy, Deiany. Kelly, Dohs-Ay. Mrs Tlurs And
chiid, CfamEs Daniels, Mrs Buchanan and infant
Cameron. vobbash, Colyy, Mo0anAAy, Mrs. A
arasrsos. hss Bye And child HsAs, Mrs hsrsea
ga sala, k,sa.sA NJ Assaa asiAatA No kA~ss.
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Debates In Board Of Aldermen.


The Alderman OF tie SIXTH ward Mr Howard asked to DO
excused attendance in consequence of Illness he
ing been engaged At IRE n tho New City Hall the pre-,
yious evening. Excused.
Iie subject lighting the streets and wtsrves Wal asais
called and enda ent ofersd strike oct the light
ing relative 70 piers AID slips.
Alderman MORT suggested the plan Of having ono lamp
Suspended arch at the end Of pier Is to sht
the whole aocl s5d AZ the tine street.
he Alderman OF the Twenty ho ped that this
Board would give light to the and the vatsrmen
by placing lmIs the tiers intended by tho origna
reto'uticn.
Abe Aldermen of the Fifteenth Seventh ana
Third wards took Part in the debate
Tho Alderman Of the Nineteenth ward said that was
coed ordinance passed by the a Board and he would SAY
let them have it, The reformers spoke loudly About
but they suspend this ordinance hunters II
woula be committed those wharte all lie would say
is, " God tAye the Ieoplep
The Alderman Of the Ninth ward did nos think that ,he
lighting OF the whlrvos would decrease Sh uurders in he
city They had had murders The and in Brosd
at 10 or ii o'clock in shs morning The wal
put and Lost On notion thu resolution suspend the or
onance was adopted.
CRY HALL
On motion Of the Alderman OF the 1weny sec ond ward
the rooms lately eoud In tie old City b. the Marine
Court fIpropratsd for tie business some oil tAoso
courts which have osen deitreyst by tie late IRE
Communication rspec ing the Aosa had ON
the all street ferry received and ordered to be
After the transaction Of routine business which viii
be iot nd 10 the oeal report the Bard auraed to Mon
cay neat, 81 o'clock.
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BY co.nsmsn JAcxsou-T That the Street. oonmiss,s.sr
rss A:,ss %. i''' '''''''a '''' are
ponsd Comnissiener Of Deeds. To Committee SalA.
:' ssss :S,.ss
osss e0 t. street n,; and b.
By cSvneip.s stating .h.s ths duties
@ ss s::is
ape. ' Of 'roans such
csunsiln.n Goofrna1lss eres.vah be laid in front
By Ceunoilmsn BoDcnssos-Thss Frederick FRYE b ap
whose expired. 70 connss. on ssisri.s and onioo:
their power the httDs Of the for the Of this
:!
in Ishy third street b: ween Third and Fourth avenues
By tie s.ms-Thas The tonmi,.ee Railroads inquire
nd as 70 the in which the Third Aysnue Rail-
o. expended for rail, carr. 40 and The purchase q
the actual value Ct tho property and amount Of
BY Cour olu.n BoLDrs-wher.as resolution hs, been
pssd By both Bosrd q the 3obs oondao.
sufferers ne sseamsfp san therefore 'h'
ks0ivsd N, thanks Of the citizen. o. abe city New
sailors comprising she eress Of those vessels who nshy
families in the Of this duty Of humanity Laid
By Councilman JrRrsuAH-That nu.h Of the Mayors
refers to The passage q laws resye to hi: city
Laws and TIA, they into consider son the pro- re.y q
iazns he legislature sgsnss the passage Of specal
,anoi,nsd By the Common oonneil Laid over.
moneys
account eeatiot til otherwise ordered
Nas reeon'idetea and referred bsek.
oL.w fave preamble and re-
passage Of senator Whitneys bill As 10 fees Of corpor
vi Comm on Roads That resolution IS 70 tagging
Husn street be referred to on streets Adopted
ing name q Thomas 4 EisSnoId Adopted V '''''
s' M s'5sas
ers Of Deeds Adopted.
vd Randall and EDWARD A Frazer Com nissOners Of Deeds
otCtmmtes on ReIai and sqpples-To csnour to as
p g. suro,r SOur; AdP b. who. Councilman
Msttr the eha, resd sn ordered the adoption of Via
Report Of cormite on Finsnce-To sdop. ord
nancs IN relation to tax levy for 1885, amended by the
Afirn a,ive-iSs rrssSsat. Sessrs G,nnon clifton Hes.
s Seek
BIu'h ygs..r PaIdy, Phillip' kinS.s., s:auyst Ray
ys5Sys Bssly Eslas3Ss smith G:sslsssa: Rs:;sa
bsHs Ao curry
ricus isss rfsed to eom@sss January s and
reported be confirmed aid laac Edwards appointed col
vesry treet be renewed Adopted by tho same vote IS
above.
To s,end ball of Guards at Chinese Assem-
bly, Rooms. Tebiusry7 Accepted.
BOARD ALDERMEN.
Resolution Appropriatnk lately occupied by Marine
Corr the buildns to Committee on Repairs and Sup
rlies 10 Conmttee on Repairs and supplies.
COMMUNICATION.
tho Of Streets and LampsI IL answer
resout with contracts for cleaning Streets Laid
the table, 10 be printed.
toRRHcrioN resolution cslng upon tho Mayor for
why stolen properly taken chars Of by
the Of Chief of Police instead of by ts property
clerks police oc should have been stated in last
port offered by Councilman Frye instead of Councilman
BeaEley.
The Board then adjourned to Tuesday afternoon At six
- McnLENACuAN CLARK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-21

In the Supreme Judicial Court OF B,ston, the 18th
inst decree OF divorce was granted 10 Lucy john
sn, OF Boston, for erminay BY the husssna and she
vn Allowed 10 rssume hsr maiden name Of Lucy Jana
Dyer.
THURSDAY. April Ia, has bees appniased a, d,y CT
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