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The Rhone is so low that boats only of the
smallest draft can swim the Rhine is equally
run dry, and half the bridge of boats from
Strasbourg to Kehi lies on the exhausted bed
OF sand where six feet of water flowed. The
water in the Danube has never been so low
during the present century, as tits at present.
The Academy of Sciences at st. Peters
burg, has just instituted prize for the best
treatises on certain political questions and
the first subject it proposes is the abolition of
serfdom.
1t is very singular fact that the assassin
Orsini and his intended victim Napoleon I'LL
were in 1881 brother members Of a society
called Carbonari, which held its meetings at
Forli, in the Roman States where the eldest
son OF the King Of Holland died.
The Marseilles journals announce the
death in that city Of woman named Noggy,
aged 1903. The Naples journals also note the
death In that city Of woman named Bassa.
ma, who had attained the age Of ll3.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-17

'SUcB PEOPLE. roombs thinks that
that there ought to be no "such people, as
the reporters, allowed in Congress. Let all
the reporters agree that for the rest Of the SEES
sion they will not once name this lofty and
contemptuous Senator, and no will be very
glad to recognize "such people," 1t Is OF
"such people as him that the reporters make
great men, and sometimes the very indifferent
quality OF the stock requires great skill IL tho
manuiacturo.- Providence Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-17

POLICE CoURr-Tuesday, Feb. l6.-Betore
Judge Green-Thomas Solk, ian Indian) for COM
hitting brutal assault upon his wife, tearing a
large quantity of hair from her head, was sem
fenced to three months Imprisonment at hard la.
Dor in the House of Correction
James Grady, so far forget himself to par.
take of too frequent rotations, for which he was
very sorry, asserting upon his honor that it was
his first offence. Fined 50 and costs, which, for
tunately, he paid, having the wherewith about
his clothes, thus saving time, trouble, and ex-
pense to the Commonwealth, Of committing him
to the care and custody of Mr.. Carter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-17

A VENERABLE CiTIzEN.-John Hancock. of
revolutionary memory, will complete his S4th
year on the 22d inst, when the Hancock
House" will see one of those hearty old FASH
Toned times for which it has been heretofore
famous. Mr.. Hancock wears his years well,
and walks about every day Boston Ledger.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-17

LOST CHILDREN.-Two little boys, named
James Lord and James Cavanah, strayed from
their homes on Shores street. on Saturday af-
ternoon last, and were found by the efforts
of the neighbors, after vigorous search of
several hours, about nine o clock at night, in
the midst of a swamp, about fifty rods from
the Providence road, nearly senseess with
cold, and just lapsing into that fatal sleep
which has no waking. The spot where they
were found was an almost impenetrable thick
ct, and they were reached only by creeping to
them with the utmost dificulty.-T Taunton
Gazette.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-17

WASHINGTON, Feb. l5,-The War Depart
ment has received dispatches from LIEUT.
Ives, in command of the expedition for the
exploration of tho Colorado River of the
West. The party arrived at the mouth of the
Colorado after an unusually long passage from
San Francisco.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-17

The American Republican legislative caucus
have nominated for directors Of the Western Rail.
Ioad, Jonathan Bourne, Jr, Of New Bedford, and
Edward II. Tinker of North Adams. For Major
General no nomination was made, as the Govern
or had not yet announced a vacancy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-17
GEORGE SESSIONS.
Turnishiug Underwater 81 CON, wv.

Oofhns Baskets, Patent Me,auo p..,.,
Robes of every description always an ss, Eases and
N1S rATsNr METALLIC CAsKgr Of ali sizes "''o' 'ns
every thing connected with tho managenen, n, ma.
ais, promty attended to. No. 40 Front street ,esdn
% Front street, Worcester, Mass 49, 49, 'esuenoe
- NOtlco.--Al persona Indebted Ia Ina In. a. 7.
Tatt, Wheeler & Co, In Washington sasa,e '' urn
ques'ea 70 CAL Immediately and settle the same no ~.
store Of Diaper a CLARK, Front Street =" no
EDWIN DRAPER
Worcester Nov. IA. 1907. nla h,
FRANCIS 4. MISNEn.
lVaeher Of Languages, ............No H,,,i, .i,,
OF an -'.N'NS Aeh
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-17

'sae Richmond South objects to the proposed
presentation of cane to Edward Everett at
Richmond, on Washington's birthday, because
Mr.. Everett expressed admiration of ''the private
and public character of Charles Sumner" about
the time of the Brooks assault. So the most vel.
Yet.footed conservatism fails to conciliate the ia.
natcs of slavery.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-17

Hon. Edward Everett has been elected foreign
corresponding member of the Academy of Moral
and Political Sciences in the Institute Of France.
Two other Americans, Prescott and Bancroft,
have received the same honor, and three English
men, Brougham, Hallam. and McCulloch.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-17

FRA fire broke out, Tuesday morning, in
the brick block above the City Hotel, in Man.
chester, N. H., owned by W. H. Farnum. Dam.
age $500 by FIRE and water. Insured in the Etna
(Hartford) office for 5000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-17

CRUELTY PUNisHED.-At the Superior Court
In Boston, on Monday, in the case Of Charles
Ellingham vs. Frederic Dunbar, master Of ship
Champion, for assault and battery, the jury gave
csmages 10 the plaintiff S3O0O--lhe full amount
charged. Ellngham was sent alOft and kept
there BY the captain and mate, until he lost two
angsrs Of the left and three Of the right hand,
om thsiE beiDg frost bitten.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-17

Snow soUrH.--A letter, dated Petersburg,
Va, Feb. IL, says
1t has been showing all day. The ground
lie covered to the depth Of two or three inches,
and from the present steady continuance of
the storm, and the uncompromising appear
ance Of the clouds, it is likely to be increased
before midnight.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-17

KiDNAPPER ARREsTED.-A private dispatch
says N. B. Van Tugle, who kidnapped two free
negroes in Geneva, N. Y, and sold one as slave
in Kentucky, has been arrested in New Orleans,
and awaits requisition from the Governor Of
Kentucky,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-17

Two MEN SUFFooATED IN Coal MINE.
]. Edward Barnes, Superintendent of the
Little Schuylkill Railroad, and Duncan Weir,
Mine Agent, were suffocated by the gas in
the coal mines IN Tamaqua, Pennsylvania. on
Monday. Their bodies were recovered at
midnight.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-17

The widow Of President Harrison is confined
to her bed, at the residence of her son, j. Scott
Harrison, North Bend. Ohio, from the nHrm-
tiles Of old age, being now over eighty years
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-17

Rev. Mr.. Kalloeh, of fragrant associations,
preached his farewell" to his people of the
fremont Temple Baptist Society, Boston, on Sun
day, and took occasion to indulge in many stric-
lures upon the press. He ought rather to return
thanks to the papers for letting him off SO
l;nhilr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-17

Failutes.-owing to the failures OF pictures taken
Oy Cuttings Patent process many think the Amhroype
not durable picture The Imprav ed Pate ant An botype
such as are taken by B D. mAXHAM, are not only the
most durable picture made, but far superior and
1nish Co one and all, to Haxham's if you wish good
Hall, Harrington Corner dtf o24
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G. A. cuMMSes sharpsDs and rensirs Kaises a. scis-
sors. Union Blo;k over FreeIand's Clothing Store,
I'll deodf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-17

Mr.. sedgwick, of New York, has nearly com.
pleted, at a cost Of $4,000, beautiful residence
on "Gallows Hill" Lenox.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-17
Fire in BrOoIxIym.

New York, Feb. 16.-Two buildings, Nos.
AZ and A Fulton street, Brooklyn, were de-
stroyed by fire this morning. Nos. 40 and
46, were somewhat damaged. Loss 1926 900.
A Mr.. Cook and wife were injured, the latter
it is feared, fatally.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-17

JOB PRINTING, in every variety of style, from
a visiting card to the laTgest-sized poster, exe-
cuted promptly and on reasonable terms, at this
Office
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LOOAL MEMS

A Row IN SPBNcBR.-on Sunday evening
the Irish and French residents of Spencer got in
10 a row, which resulted in twelve complaints be.
ing lodged with Luther.Hill. Three of the de.
PENDANTS paid fines and costs, Ave we're sent to
the House of Correction, one was discharged. and
three ran away
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ooutrages committed by that power upon our
flag and citizens.
CIlmes correspondence The House Sc
leet Committee on Kanzas had q meeting this
afternoon and had stormy'time Of it. The
majority voted down every proposition look
ing to fair investigation of the facts.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-17

Cha 6in is now making the following styIes of Pic
tues IN The bet possible manner Photographs Ds
guerreotypes, eTereogrsphs, NJ Ia notypes 81 Ambro
types.
his productions for his patrons will be they ever
have en-, superior to any other artists in this city Lis
aim is esor and the results Of his experiments are
tangible evidences Of his success Call and examine
specim at his 1Ss Main street. over Citizens
Bank, Worcester, Mass dim n2O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-17
HEA LTHY BREAD
JAMES PYLE's
Dietetic aIeratus
THE PURESF EYER MADE, AVID Rapidly
COMING IYTO Use

thousands OF families have adopted il as an article OF
real merit and Importance health and justly too; for
its superiority all other kinds Of Saerau an Soda
in preparing bread biscuit cake aud everything in that
lice is at once perceptibe from the LIGHT rich and nu.
itious products Almost all kinds Of Saerats contain
streng alkaline properties which destroy the digestive
organs, resulting in dyspepsia and oil er com
psins The constitutions Of children are not ONLY ru-
ined by their but thousands them meet prems
ture death from nfante Diseases which in former years
were fnanaPeabie even without medical aid The teeth
are destroy ed early in ifehey decay and crumble NOT
unlike soap bones that have been boiled in ley Surely
we have evidence enough these poins which are also
affirmed by The medical faculty.
Hence let every prudent housekeeper ask the grocer
for PYLBS Dietsfie Saieyatus which harniss IS 70
the stomach as -four ITSELF and will the -four 20 an
eighth further No doubt but that to get rid of his old
Stock, he will it DO w. not satisfied with anv
other, and he will soon get it for you
L'ok out for counterfits the genuine is put M in
10 ID, and ID packages, with the name Of JAMES
PYLE each
Manufacturing depot, sls WAsHINeTON STREET.
New York
a-TSO@ by Groeers generally fls dst&w2w
WOODS hair RESTORATIVE, FOR SALE aY
BUILDING. A"H
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-17
SALISBURY MANsiON sCUooI

Aa rla o., squnrc..........W Orccster, Mnss.
lhe Winter Term Of this School hr Young l,dis ~,
open on MONDAY, the All day OF January next
Is very desirable. j. " REINE Dry Wy SESSION
Worcester, Dec -, 1857 ''ih0PN'
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A, hhgmtnnd schoOi, Salisbury street. worccste,
s nsss rue Winter Term Of this Boarding and ~.
school for Boys, viii commence on MoNDAVS auu pay
For Circulars, apply TO the PrincipaI ''"nuuy q
u%@ ueouti%Wit o. d. METOAIP A
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-17

Catalogues, now ready, of the furniture to be
sold to morrow at auction, by E. w. Vail, at the
residence of A. P. Ware, Crown street, can be
had by calling upon the auctioneer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-17

Woods Bnlr r decorative. II Among an pren.
aiaons Sr the hAr That has been Introduce as iafa
popularity that Prof Woods Hair Restorative nv bas
Als restorative has passed the ordeal of nnumersb,e
Iasnioh'oie tollets and whereser they haY- ested II
prounounce it peerless article They fni wa, 49, 40
IS lhinntd mat 1t Greats fresh erowth-thas il fully re-
stores the vegaiye power of the on the denn5ed
places ana causes the flores to sho forth ane zat n
dissoives and removes all dandruG prevent s,as II
restores the hair to lis original color when gr yness ba
actually suDervened gives rich ustre mpas The snfs
nsss ana hs&lo'ey o. ss n the hair and keeps it al
une. ~ - ITO
Sold BY all respectable Druggists d6was uo
1n MSo p ;, :, mAlR RhsroRAr five. FOR SALE BY
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

KENNEDY's DISCOVERY AND SALT sBHEUM
OINCM sNT FOR sALE BY JOHN @ UILL APOTH-
EOARY, MECHANICS HALL BUILDING
Mr.. KENNEDY, o. Roxbary, has discovered in
one of cur common pasture weed remedy that Gu es
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR.
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John A. Bernard, the temperance lecturer, in
tends shortly to labor in the great and good
cause, in Worcester county, previous to visiting
Connecticut
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-17

THE y AvELs-ExcURsIoN TO BosToN An
extra (express) train will leave Worcester, on
Thursday next, Feb. Is. at quarter before five
O'Clock P. M, and reach Boston at twenty min
utes past six. Returning, will leave Boston at
eleven P. NJ and reach home little after mid
night. Fare for the trip, including admission to
see the travels" at the Boston Theatre, two
dollars.
This is the last week, but one, of the Ravels,
in Boston, and those who have not seen them
will do we'll to improve this opportunity, as they
are among the most attractive and entertaining
performers on the stage.
Tickets for the excursion may be obtained at
BOyden's Exchange, Lincoln House Block.
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DIR. BrOadbenl's NTedicoI nmco

WOODS uAlR RESTORATIVE, FOR SALE Rv
S pJIIT ntnd HILL APorHEoARY, MECHANICS Hall,
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Bo,p REPRESENTATIVES, nm Nsw yoRK rras ps.
rsussN-The sytieth annual meeting Of the Board Il
Representatives Of the New York Fire Department soox
place at fremens Hall last night The rspor, ~ tho
Treasurer showed that tbc expenditures OF the Depart,
mrtt during the year have amounted 10 ts2 10
that there " on hand tf set as The Board then ~ent
INTO oleciun Of officers the ensuing wear with the
tOliowng resnlis-Presdens, David A. Miihken Wee
President, wm. 4, Wocdhul Secretary, WIN. II. wlk-
ham Treasurer, John s. Giles
Tvs Lam FsrsL vnnc1E Casrs1rS I'm the Of Ber
nsrd Giean, who died the jefferson Market Pohce
Court prison from the effects Of fall received from
wagon at the Of Seventeenth and Broadway
lev days ago, the Corouers Jury rendered verdict OF
accidental death, attaching blame ~ the polccmAn
Who arrested the deceased or the keeper m the prison.
You've Lapy Nrssryg.-The attention Of readers
i called 10 an advertisement in another column relating
70 the disappearance of lady about eighteen years q
nse, and fr VITO recovery reward q slo0 g offered
BY her fiends,
TBs MISSION N Grams IiGyv We have been requested
70 sate that Al the money pad aid of the Swiss Mission
a Grarfe fene Canada Fast. - az forwarded 10
G,ande Fne The managers DO draw upou the funds
o ihe society to ray for printing Or any other ncensA
expenses.
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BY direction Of thc President q the rnI,ed states a
Court cf Inquiry ordered TO assemble al West Point,
New York. on the 18th inst, 10 investigate a matter of
complain, preferred by Lieut. James St Morton, Engi.
department, sgainst Professor Dennis " NahaD of
the United States Military Academy The court vii c1r.
sst 0f the following OiccrsCol Robert y lee, Scconi
cavalry, MAJOR RoDett Anderson, First artillery; Capt.
Randolph ~ Marcy, Filth infantry Capt Samuel Jones,
First artillery will act as Judge Advocate and Recorder.
By the mutual applications 20 the War Department "
1ieuts Lafayette Peck and Charles ingraham they
transferred accordingly Lieutenant Peek from the
seventh to- the ERth infantry and Lieutenant Ingfaham
from The Eighth So the seventh infantry each TO take rank
on the army register will he hereafter prescribed.
Captain u G. Mctcrran, Quartsrmasters department IL
dr cted 10 report forthwith AZ the city of Washington for
further orders
board of officers consist Of Colonel Johnston First
cavalry Lieutenant Colonel Buchanan, Fourth infantry
Lieutenant Colonel steptoe Ninth infantry Captain Dyer,
Ordnance department. Lieutenant Wilcox seventh infan
try is ordered o at Fort Monroe, Virginia
the purpose Of making experiments with small arms.
Lieutenant Maynadcr Tenth infantry will act as Judge
Advocate of the court.
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THIRTY-FIF-TH CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.


WASHINGTON, Dec. ~, 1855.
APPOINTMENT or STANDING oosxrrrwr-
when the senate met, Mr.. SEWARD, ON. v, moved
70 dispense with the rule requiring bao, for the com
mittecs and 10 take instead The proposed list
being read taken % whether the list be &C.
oepsed not, resulting as follows
ynas-xrssrs. Alien, Bates, Baysrd, Benjanin. Biger
Bright Rrown. Clay, Davis Durkee, fitch, Ftzpafrick
Green. Gwn Hammond Hunter Iver-on, johnson of Tenn
Jones Kennedy MASON Pearce Pok, Rice Reid, Sebastian
NAvs-Mssars He'll Rroderick nerou, Chandler CLARK
Colmer, Dixon, Doolle fessenden, Foot Foster, Hale
nsmnn Harlan King. seward, simmons Trumoul, Wade,
Asssrr-xessrs Criisnden Douglas Housou johnson of
hsilory. nv
The list az adopted Is as follows
On fbrgn Rciaisons.-- Mr. Mason chairman; Douglas,
sHdc, Polk, Critfende Seward. Fes
On Hnarce. Mr.. Hunter, chairman; Pcarce, Gwin,
Bright, Hammond fcssenden, Cameron.
~ Ctmnne, ce-Mr. Clay, chairman; Benjamin, Bgler,
Chandler, Reid, Allen, Hamlin
Nv kilrdry Afaiys and the Nuusa-Nr Davis chair.
Fitzpatrick, johnson Of Ark, Fcssenden Broderick
on San1i AFcirs-Mr Mallory, chairman. n, ,rsou q.
NJ s.. sIidell, Alien. Hammond, BELL, Hale
On le ysfts1dry.-Nr Bayard, Chairman: C1ingu,an.
Pugh, Benjamin, Green, Coamer, Trumbull
N, fau t7ces and p0a Roods Mr. Yulee. chair
Bgler Gwin, Rice, Ward Hale Dixon.
On, Pubic Londs.--Mr Stuart chairman; johnson of
Ark Pugh Chandler, johnson n Tenn, Foster Harlan
ON Tpfrate Land Cidips.-Mr Benjamin, chairman: !:
Polk, Shields, Thompson OF Ky, Durkec
In Indian f60tys - Mr.. Sebastian chairman: Brown
rtcc. fitch, bill, Houston, Doottle
On ps.sionS--Mr. Jones, chab man Thomson, of VI
j., Clay, Bates, Thorpscs q Ky, Foster, King.
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The CancemS Murder TriaI-vsrsiscs, Mam-
daughter In ths Fir~t Drgrse.
H,fore Hon. Judge fngrabam.

b'o'e non 9oose 'nsranam.
INC lJ-IM Ieopis 70. N,ehde tusccmi-Iho Jury, who
Ind been p consultation snc. Saturday evening r,rns
.....
~ WV
Tho Judge inquired = they hal agreed.
The gty apsa orel fh.t ,ev al no, a, tIcy ,,s m.
-, ..,.'. :. -. =, =
i''oao"y :" ~ St'e'D'N'' anu WI y 'eP''Nu'y ssei
to be discharged
The Ivdqe sad Il w.. a cans ,b., hal r,,.,t.5 /,
-. 80, " ...,.,s. -. ,,,.~ -. ~. .
b's' 49, !" I"'' "''''s'i "'' s''' "eN !" hb" nv
been occupied 10 Gvcstsa Dg this matter. lie would
fool iust,aod IN disb.vgnr ,pro Al nre,cn, a. ,,s b.a
,.. ,- :. :. = -. - q, ...-s.
Ven suoNu ~ 49, a'ot nlsN'ng sucn n'a,e'nents.
~ ~ reauesiW ". Jury the 'uase theh r"th over
s.' ~, 1 ~ ~ 49,, - q. - ,, -, "a. =
ou"' -. J"Vio @Nci - o""g e"A'" "ni 'e'aict "
y, y, ,, ,su,.i -, a, ,., - a, ,,-,. a, -,
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his p and direct - their destination be ahoNd
the and In fact the only one
him to What would Otherwise have ufovod
Tor biao and them a bad serape.
Mr.. W \. HoDson, who came with mo, ,s not now IN
town, but will return Wednesday, apd viii cpndrm
tang hefen slhte that may have been within his
own knoSlragc. Not passenger ooard The Hermann
destined Tor Nicaragua, and hence the that
her passengers hlibusters Is simply ridiculous.
EDWARD CAvENDEY
NV YoRs, Dec. 10, 1858.
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Troubles az the Fancy
10 rnE EDITOR or rue HERALD.

NV yoRs, ncc. 10. 1858.
In Che HERALD Of the 10Th inst observe a statement
Joe coburn contra ng the fac, previously announced
your paper that had received forfest Of $50 from
bm proposed match with that gerscn and also stat
ms that the reverse the he the PARTY who
received The forfeit, and that hal paid beg respect
fnIy ~ state that received the 18th inst 500 from
The stakeholder in conseqence q Coburn not
~ proceed with the match, and that his statement
tally alse ard unsonndcd may mention, uroof Of
The sort ~ honor there exists among such sport ~ men
ss Cohurn Co. that he has sued the stageholde for
recovery Of his own money Cs5o). JAMES KELLY
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SrPRrwE CovRr-CSrcu,--Part 2--Nos p57, 1910 2373,
20bQ, 22oi 23se, 23Q3 21e3 26t 1919 1926 1T2 2i45
23eT 24ol 2ao6, 2eTe 26s 26si cGs6 2sss 26o2 26ei
26q6, 2oqs 270o 210A 2ts 21i2 2T6, 272o 2122 2T2s
1880 2IS2 234 273e, 25ss 24s $780, 1884, 1889, 23
StrRssE CorRTSpecal Tcrm.--Nos 10, A., 105, 1lO 10
l13. 1l5 10 1io, 12i 10 1876, 81
srrgluoR CorRr Nos e4o. el7, 6o2 ep7 Az, 7is 7s7
745 az 1s4, 6e5k, 31s So7 372 ass, 3, 3so 624 Tie
col, bs f26, eei 90, i26. f21 to i3s, 67f Tai 22t
toNNoS iisAs.-fat i.--Nos. 2ol8, f7i2, 1878, 500
900, 49, 3S3, l54s Ta5, 1918, 2si 2os6, POSI- eo7
1911 Part saoel 2ts, 2oco 1855, 1889, goal so2 q
soc. 2Vss, s0s9, 20so, 209S.