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To- A boat load of Good Templars will
leave on the steam.tug Niagara CTuesday,) to-
day, at o'clock, from Seneca street bridge for
Independence, for the purpose of nstitutng a
new Lodge. Delegations from Brecksville,
Hinckley and Royaton are expected to meet
item there All aboard.
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NEw loRK, July II
The bank statement for the past week shows
the following result Decrease in loans Sl76,-
600, decrease Of nett deposits 81 l40 600 in
crease Of specie S650000 increase Of oiroula-
ton Sls20O0
The steamer Arago from lIayre and South
nmpton has arrived, her dates are to the 29th
ult, and have been anticipated.
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TIGnT TlMEs,-But IT would be much more un-
pleasant In case good fare '"' - -----'. --.-'
manu- une currency One more week bOarder
csp be accommodated with such at A. II. steyena
brick boarding house, No, l2l, Champlaia street,
east Of old Baptist Church Court House It.
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TnE MINsrRELs.-There are many decidedly
new and original features In tho entertainments of
Morris Bros. Pel & Trowbridge's Minstrels. The
Cow. .bell-o' 'gians," the "Dutch Quartette," the
"Phrce Legged Man." &e, created vast amount
Of mOrrimont. The last drought down the
house" vooifoTousy Go and see them to night
by all means. The house was donsely crowded
lait night
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5ao- We invite attention to the business card Of
Messrs. #. W. Evans 4 Co., Commission Mer.
chants, No. 40, Union at. They are prompt busi'
ness mon, and deal in Butter, Flour, Potatoes,
Cheese Lard, Grain, green and dried Fruit, Poul>
try, and alt other kinds of country produce.
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NORTH AMERICAN RevIEw The July number
of this valuable and comprehensive work has been
received from the publishers, Messrs, Crosby
Nichols Il Co. Boston. The following are the
contents The Life and Poems of fMohael Angelo;
Judicial Ordealsi British Structures on Republican
Institutions; Life of Lord Corvallis Nature and
Art in the cure of Disease; Contemporary French
Literature; Chief Justice Parsons; Fower's Eng
lish GRAMMAR Critical Notices
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HOUSE, THIEyEs Saturday uighttbe residence
OF II. G. Cleveland was entered aud money taken
amounting to between 81, 90 aud $500, mostly in
Pantry window, and the tracks about the door in-
.-,~so uuise sufficient 10 awaken any of the in
mates.
Mr.. G viii be better prepared to receive them
hereafter should their nocturnal visit be repeat
ed
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ENCOURAGING.

ST. LOUIS, July 10.
a party of FIVE persons reached Leaven-
worth yesterday from Denver City with
$1,000 in gold dust.
The carriage shop with its contents, ut the
Alton Penitentiary was burned yesterday
Loss $4,000.
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Last Nights Report.

ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND mAIn..
ST. Louis, July II.
The Overland California Nail of the l7th
arrived last night
News was anticipated by the steamer Webb
at New Orleans.
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The Great Vital RsgonoT1IoT,
TRIES ENEAR!

PROTECTED BY ROYAL Letters
of m, FFtg9i t ifem kNiLAND aud secured h, the S.I
lMPEkiAL COLLEGE o MEnfciNE' VViIeh VViIe NM. Sso "a
10 IinyaGshle for Rolaxation Spsfa,atortbopn -,
riNslcsi Exhaustion, and as y tonic ''''e" H''
No p onpletuly eradicates nlI tfnces al ua,ss .t
W ~ nave been hitherto iicafd l tbp N "a
pious use of copavia and culehs ~ u' H'" 'eie''
& 70 5-lihs entirely suppmned the injurious
wy nettuy ihullnB 70 tha suE speplv
s W. 'e hilues md rontius cut the venom OF discs
ltSEMAR, Nos. /, 2 aud ave pYep,reJ IN ~, = .
Il, ~, uuF"u OF lHse or suoll and can le rsrri,s
nto wals,ooat ocket SOLD IN TIN CAsEs and N sS
man Sr ptS ~ Do5tS as administered by Vanran aiit
~ 'uuA hlcoru &c Nc prce, So each or T',,r ,,s-
e ue oI ~, VIII yos s.; aud ia S2I eases ,yhs,sfs
~ ~, ~ s,aHlI 81 81 III he had whnipsn and t.tsR
ei pr BARRQW, 1874 Bleecker ST. New York ImwnsH ,ynsH
H. rW " I%%sHng femalc Dr. Barruw viii IoTy,srd
no ~ r. = n M X to nnrt oil ths sgri, sse,.i
writer ''i"H W 'hs INSTRUCTIONS o. Tie
H'' soi" ny iAYIORu HAMMOND
dar5hGw lv 2G1 ~ - a i.l,E = aitE
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FROM HAVANA.

NEW ORLEANS, July 8.
The brig Chapman, with Havana dates Ia
the I'd, has arrived, News unimportant.-
Sugars active
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KEEP Cool SAVE YouR loE l--SchOoley 5 pat.
enl ICEBERG Relrigerators never become musty ag
damp For sale at manufacturers prices snr cash,
by Fogg, Ellsworth Co,
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~" For the best qualities of Segars Tobacco
and Snuff, go TO b. G. Dietz, ia Superior st.
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LYNOmING IN KENTUOKv.

LOUIsyrLLE, July o.
mob at Stanford has hung james Rousey,
for killing James Oldham in NAV last.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

psy" See advertisement Of DR.. sauiorda Liver
Inyigorator.
LECTURES TO LABIRs-Doctor Bannnga 9th,
9Th and 7th free lectures to Ladies', on Health and
Physical Education, will be given at o'clock, p
NJ on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Of this
week. at Plymouth Church
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VEL OME YOU,
Thrice Welcome,
GREETING.

Such beautiful sight as those galleries present.
ed ono seldom sees. The fair and blooming young
ladies who yesterday filled those seats formed an
exhibition surpassed nowhere "on this terrestrial
ball"
large choir of ladies and gentlemen occupied
the front of the gallery and by their execution ad-
ded greatly to the interest Of the occasion. The
speakers and reporters occupied the pulpit.
Prof MONROE opened tho exercises at half past
one o'clock by calling upon the venerable Father
KEIr to open with prayer, which no did in an el
oquent and stirring appeal to tho God Of Heaven
for bis blessing upon the meeting and rendering
heartfelt thanks and gratitude for the blessings
which had been poured forth on the "Rescuers,
aad enabled them to 60 through that trying or
deal and despotc rule.
Prof. MONROE, as Chairman, Grst called upon
Hon. d. X, CARTIER, who responded is his usual
of-band, sarcastic and impetuous manner.
Mr. CAHTTER sad-not being French
scho ar the euogy Of the late President had fallen
like a dead letter on his ear This call to address
the meeting came as suddenly upon him as il b,
had nwitdngly come down in their midst, but
sort Of spontaneous instinct that dragged hin
where liberty was had brought him there. [Cheers
We live in time rocking and reeking with reyo
luton In the Old World the struggles are goinl
on We live in a day Of Democracy, a. he used t.
| be proud to say. But the Democracy are in thei
last days, aud they are doing the best thing they
can to speedily drop from existence, for in thei
eager haste they have got in their Presidential
line man l0ithOut any pOsterity and lOithOut an
prospect Of any, Immense laughterl Bat VII!
had they met to day! When the odious enactmen
was passed which they had met TO consider, tn
voice of remonstranoe rang from ocean to oceaI
and lake to river For the last seventy years theI
had not been day when Freedom had not mad
progress, and the victory was woni not in detail
for there are some prisoners to take care Of an
stores OF war
lie had no faith in political factions, but believe
ia the sovereignty Of the people As TO u
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M n. DIOK ERsON.


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Or u snew suit Of rooms Hre nov ready pha ne "o1'u
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A WoRD TO THE BADlEs-ln recommending
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this remedy ahd before doing, Rsk hysciun w
II he is acquainted with the virtues OF the Btters VIII
recommend their 10 all
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~ The Daily Morning Leader Is for sale At
Hawks. schuckers' aud 0lmsted's news depots.
leV For City News, see frst page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, zee
fourth page.
FoR DErRolr-Stsumer Mas Queen. Cap, +. X vIoER
al O'Clock.
Foa SANDUsKY AND roLEDo-Steanboat Forester Capt
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LV- j. d. HALLS Elastic Homeopathic Arnlca
Court Plaster, Of every shade, icom black to del-
icate white, at llalrs, opposite Weddell House
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t1y- Communication Of "S" is unayoidably
crowded out, but will appear to-morow 80
Several other articles !aro similarly deferred.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
NEW AnVrnTIeNmFNTs.

NEW ADYERTtsEMENTs.
Prof Rarcy-F Free Lecture
Manning Reiic-Machm 50 aud Enrioeors.
q. ". Eyans Co.-C0mmis. ion Mur hanis
Reitberg Hlusmann--Dioss Trimmh re.
Taylor Grswold a co--Lsdes' Cjssack cloths, &C
Or Rodman-Wet Nurse Wanted
Pslton Breed-For Dunhirk
Iiosteter's nltteu-speciai Notice.
Hol,ways pills-specisl Notice.
a. r. stovens-Bus Notice
Or. Bauuing-Lcot TO Ladies-Bus. Notice.
John Whtelaw-No'ic to Contractors
4, R. Redd Dg For Rent.
J Orbble-- Collecting Agent
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HoLLowAY's Puts are invaluable to the den.
Of the South and West They entiyes to the
ravogng opbroaches Fever sud Ague the other ep
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eradicate the symptoms by remlviugth the hidden
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YORK, and by sll Druggists, at 2bc SIC, aud 81 box
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What GustaVe Satter says

THIS FAMOUS PIANIST,
Who visited Ohio fo the first time in company with the
enOwn cd
KARL FORMEs,
Aud who pronounced by many give creator expression
to his playing than EVEN THALBERG was pleased To
write the following in reply
WHAT PIANOS DOES sATrER PREFER2
He says:
From the many severe tests thit have given,
HALLETT, DAVIS a. co - PIANOS,
Unhesitatngy pronounce them tmHtHHy superior in
tiOn elasticity Of touch and power Of any haY0
ever used ia this the old country Another striking tea-
in these instruments ud where others too often i
their railiaing tune under the heaviest and most diff
Rcut playingno string shattoring haitng, aud the
action remaining perfect that the performer is enabled
at all times gye eject emphatic passa-
ger
Signed GUSTAVE sATTER.
" These PlAnas fur sale by
OSsIAN IL. DODGE,
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CLEVELAND HloR soHooL CRLEBRArloN- The
"AssoClation Of the Alumni of the Cleveland High
SCHOOL, will celebrate the 18th Anniversary Of
tic establishment OF the sohool gu the l9th OF Ju
ly. 1850
The Literary Exercises 10 which the public gem
orally are invited, win take place In the afternoon
at halfpast o'clock, in the School Room OF the
High School Building
ORDER or EXERCISES.
NgHO.
PRAYER
Music.
Introductory remarks by the President. GEORGE
W. GARDNER
Poem by HENRY +. CLARK.
Music
Grafton by sAML SpARKWEATHER, ia.
Music.
h,uediotlOn.
Il the evening the High School Building win be
open for a social Party,
Supper will be served at half past O'Clock
The former and present scholars aud their
friends are cordially Invited TO attend
Tickets can be obtained OF The undengnei
0oMalTTEE oF INVITATION
j. NJ. STERLING, JR, w. L. CUTTER.
ialy7-saa I .' H. wHITrlEsEY,
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That Professor Woods Hair Restorative
WILL PRESRVE INPATTTpTNT

That Professor Woods Hair Restorative
WILL PRESRFE INFALLTRT.V
,hree times gass y aiY lmasu5 agr PsritetS r 70.
& anJ na in, Ne M It Hor SgI aa S.autttm l4il pns ~,
pI,es.,aII II'agn & Ju9sss Anern'ss % cios CieTaySos
n oyer iho Woid, bear tslimony thnt wo M unt @
HIGH1Ry uRoy NySu y, tae 4i LII g mE and lq'ge:
We were induced use Sono Of oar VA H. ~ sunmeJ
b a mSo were 30 wonderful leul il urr aty oa
Soier1a i & VI Slil sores, and called a. sea IA All Th
sscug i sauernSs eIS OIL 10 cons qnenee whenh ieid
AMI i ~ Tt1 M te none ~ suo 'euN hit to our slrnrise
aa a.Sea tnt,rey aud nrw iuxu,lSnt erot{oq NV
heniy sSip o,,i' n pnu W. cnn h"~ thg our boy has
end we can thereto unl do herel, rsinmes yr
~g"ImHe, rs perfect remedy or ali dssHsss ay yYSSs ~
swap ava hhif Wear Youis respectfully, " "0
Gko; ". HlGGiNRoTnAM
ir m, SARAH A HtuGINHOTRSM
fh9f Woob-ptur Sit: NV hair had fli ssS erni 1ss,s
ntss wlrh rendered tue c5isnat Gpoeito ag ~ ~ @
faiS S laGIeshg IT, When comm ced using YOUR IIS1r
ani hay; conn ufd suse i'm within lie threT ast
and iasiTt pTs ~ IN bo eSoL 80 nssungd sultness
4 ~ @ Wl o. s1 any other prepnitpu lave ever used
wheihcr 10 heused rs Hair IltstOr i've ,r ioF te s
p p pSS @ %, u'essins Or beau hug hehar youhrge per
PERFORMING all lha' is claimed or g
Cincinnati O. Fob TO- 1851 Mas SSy%9Nns =, I|3g
PaoF W9op-Don Sir, BIZ tho ndyire ora friend Of
~ mu VINO haI been using lour llair Restorative was
cari ~ Wy " nat lh" tee er some tlmu as May ana
@ " w u. u IN NY heed CHme out Now my hair rms
ouhr III siout don thicker than ever il was N1nr bai
aUu'y hnu ,Nmathy that fee To Ommunicnie tp iers
i' as athc'ed US huye been WulI induce me 10 s,s
p@1ui @ now edsemrnt Of tha ben, m have reCrSsd
llnm FIOi Woods Hnr RostOratne ''' ''''NN
Aouft respectfully,
A, Il, JACOBS
lhn hcsorhlVe rs rut up bottles nf three sizes viz
~ ~ heulum aud Bma tile snull hold ls ptI ana
i 1l uhn uu % PEI hoiici the medium hulds al least
f3 'l Heht mnc "a ptuutuUu than he small rrtHiis
huttlH WV" 'N''lA l'i 'ht'H uWihis pea
WI .Nnop n 20 ,Piopueturs, No ili Broadway N
IN a. onI i, iso ~ NInfhel sueet 81 Luus Mo "
uplG "''' S""uS A"AlVsA
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board Of Education

VI
REGULAR MEETING.
MONDAY EVENING, July II.
The Board met at the usual hour, the Pres
dent in the chair.
PETITIONS
From Miss Annie s. Wlstcolt, asking that
the sum of $3.50, due her as balance on sal
airy, be paid, Referred TO Mr., Freese.
REPORTS.
OF the Committee on Teachers, stating that
they had authorized the Principals of the
High Schools TO report to the Board a pro-
gramme Of charges in the course Of studies,
So, as pettioned. Accepted.
or the same recommending the acceptance
of the designations Of the following Teachers
Miss Sophia Il. Stillman and Miss Emily Wal
ker Accepted.
OF Committee on Repairs and Supplies,
Of submitting an estimate Of the expense Of
making the necessary repairs TO the different
School Houses in the city, and recommending
TINT such repairs be made during The coming
vacation Accepted,
COMMUNICATIONS.
The Teachers Of the High Schools submitted
programme for the change Of plan Of studies
in said school. Referred to Committee on
| High Schools.
REVOLUTIONS.
| That the same principle Of graduation Of
| salaries as is now applied to the Teachers Of
the Grammar School, be applied TO the Teach
ers Of the High Sohool-yiz 81 900 as a trial
salary, 81, 100 as medium salary, aud 81,
200 MS premium salary.
That the Committee on Repairs and Sup.
| plies be authorized to make whatever repairs
that are necessary to the School Houses Of the
city Adopted.
That the Superintendent be authorized to
discontinue the Cedar street School, ana the
scholars be authorized to attend the Hudson
street School Adopted
That a suitable person be employed, at an
annual salary, to superntend and take care
Of the school property Of the city Laid On
the table.
MIscELLANEous.
A discussion sprang up In regard to the
understanding Of the principle Of gradatioI
Of the salaries Of Teachers in the Grammar
School which resulted in the taking vote o.
the Board on the subject. The majority un
derstood that these salaries we're 10 be agrees
upon at the beginning Of the year, and not al
! voluntary premium awarded at the end q
the year provided that the Board might, /
II should see proper elbow the premium d
meritorious Teachers for time past,
a. Communication of "S is unavoidab
| crovyded out hut will appear tO-mOrrcW ~
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position he took in lbe rescue from The lall Of he
prisoners, why, The highest honor be claimed was
an humble instrument 10 The bands Of Providence
to help work out brother GlddhgF revolution"
Al any rate the Administration bad won no votes
or friends BY The acionof The last ninety days.
Mr.. CARrrRR closed amid the most enihuniasiic
cheers his remarks having been frequently inter-
rupied With shouts Of laughter and cheers
This sp-tch YVES followed by singing by the
choir Of magnificent quartette and chorus, enli.
tied "The Gathering Of ,be Free, by George N.
Allen The hrst verse will give an idea Of the
piece;
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OSSIAN Il. DODGE,
No Fucld Street Clevel.nd.
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liH invention ~ on nkhluff1u 81 the Paint nna alaa
lchouso Of n. DENHAkt No 10 Frblir A,este 80
'any And STATE hshtiior saa " Ne Paiouless dsal
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Shreveport Price-Current.
This report embraces qctuat sales made yesterday!
CotT0N-Mlddling, 712@llMc.
SUGAR--N. o. brown, 8@l0he. p fb.
MoLAssEs-45@46 cts. u gall.
FLoUR-Superine Sc 1901 90; St. Louis extra, y
G0@- ~ Dbl.
PoRESMess, S22@- y bbI.
~BACoN-Sides, clear, l30l3Lc ribbed, l2@-c
9@l0c; sugar-cured hams, R9l8 Pt,
LARD-l6@l8-c. ~ Ii.
CoFFEE-Rio, l2%@l3c. ~ ID.
WHTsKEY-33@45c II gall
CANuLEs-Star, 23828e. y ID.
CoRN-Sack, 81 15@I 20 f9 bush.
BAGGING-Ky. I7c@-; India, 17@-c.-
RoPE-9mI0c. az ib.
NAIIs-$5 0095 so 3P key. IRoN-5@8c. Alb,
HIDEs-l2ml3c. ~ ID. PELTRIEs-I2%8l5c.
OTL--Lard, 81 35@1 so 2 gall.
SRoEs-Plantatiop. 81 50@i SO p pair.
Steamboat Register,
ARRIVED o
Mayl1-Starlight, from New Orleans.
j, L. Hodge, from New Orleans.
Larkin Edwards, from Jefferson.
l2-Era No, 3, from Jefferson.
Robert Watson, from Upper Red River
l3-Era No. 2, from New Orleans.
Comet, from New Orleans.
Rescue, from Jefferson.
Telegram, from New Orleans.
t4-Lecomte, from New Orleans.
. lC--NNlt4AG LEbIll4SbAI iCE pC4ACLo1Lf
Larkin Edwards, from Jefferson,
l6-Lecomte, from the Bluffs.
17-Eleanor, from New Orleans.
Yazoo Belle, from New Orleans.
4 DEPARTED
5MayIl-National, foe NevoOrlean5.
I2-B. /. Hodge, for New OrIeano
l3-Era No. 3, for New Orleans.
4 l4-Lecomte, for the Bluffs.
Telegram, for New Orleans.
4 Starlight, for New Orleans.
Comet, for New Orleans.
Rescue, for Jefferson.
15-Larkin Edwards, for jefferson.
Sallie Robinson, for New Orleans.
17-Yazoo Belle, for Jefferson.
Eleanor, for Jefferson. O
Lecomte, for New Orleans.
Proceedings of the Board of Trustees:
4 MAYORS OFFICE, May y lo"
At a called meeting of the mayor and trustees
the town Of Shreveport, the following members gT n
present, viz: J. w. Pennall, mayor, c. K, 6fl5s@.
NV. Bobson, i. x. Mulhaupt, and NJ. IaLly' uuns,nI
I here being a quorum present, the board "ao N
to order by his honor the mayor, and Pfoesso'+
business. ..u&
On motion the account of ". E. Stmgess for sIl
6wHs allowed in par funds, f,asg
4 The board then proceeded to the elecIoI 1 " va
and on counting the votes polled, I. r. IT. armd
found to be duly elected treasurer; a a iirvgbg
slerk; Jonas Robson assessor W.. . ~ nmtr
surveyor; +. NJ. Woodruff constable a8d eoL.9''
W. Robson offered the following ordinance, Ess b
Be it resolved, DC, That two town c2 J5sG rbaa
elected to serve for the year ending May, &C.
salary shall be $500 and perquisi5es Of ons,, ssaj
On motion, R. Hodgins was UNANIMOUSLY
sexton. -f,o;8.
The board then proceeded to the election T, o. 4 ( 3r
bles, and on counting the votes PoiLeo' - he tf
CESS and NJ. A. Dannum were found to d w
i elected. ..A, hg5.
The mayor then proceeded to appoint ~ = TR
ing committees, viz; Finance, c. R. 6rL5|oloyI TE
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GrIhe death Of cur son will III no name.
interfere with the publ cation of the South
Western.