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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-02-04
CINCINNATI MARKET
CINcIYNATI. February .. 18G

CINCINNATI, February 2, 1864.
CATTLE--The receipts of beef cat.
tie in the fore part of the week were
fair, and the demand being confined
chiefly totho butchers, the contractors
and packers having generally with
drawn from the market, and prices de-
clined 2jc per GENITAL We quote com
mon, 81 5O@3 90; fair, So 2j@3 IS;
good, S4@4 %, and prime, s4 4O@4 50
per Genital gross
HOGS-Thoso averaging $50 to 1876
lbs. may be quoted at S5 75@G 90; 22O
to 230 lbs, Sc 2j@G 50, ard 300 to 400
lbs. 81 to 81 80 per GENITAL gross.
FLOUR-The prices asked are 81
15@5 So for superfnc and So 9O@G OC
for fair qualities do extra.
WHEAT is dull and neavy. Sales
at 81 % to 81 80.
CORN-SaIcs at from SIC 10 81 OG.
OATS-Sales at Sic to Ole.
WHISKY-Sales at SOC.
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MARRIED.

On February 2, 1864, by Rev. j. W.
White, at his residence in Lancaster
Ohio, JAMES FLEMING, Esq, and Miss
ROSETTA SHAVER, all of Fairfield conn-
ty, Ohio.
Also, by tho same, at his residence,
February 3, 1864, SYLVESTER SHUPE,
of the 43d Regiment o. V. V. I, and
Miss Lorraine FLEMING, all of Fairfield
county, Ohio.
On the 2sth day of January, 1864,
by S. D. Radebaugh, Esq, Mr.. SEY-
MoUR P, KINNY, of the 18th Regiment
10. WI, and Miss LAvlNA EDWARDS,
of Fairfield county, Ohio.
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In Fairfield County Common Pleas Court
Ohio.


Andrew pcarsc and Salem Pearse, Plaintiffs,
against
James H. Pcarse and Mary 4. Pearse, his WIFE, De-
PENDANTS.
EAMES T. pearSe and Mary 4. Pparse, his wife, of
- Carroll county, IN the State of Illinois, will take
notice that Andrew Pearsc and Salem Pcarsc, Of the
county of Fairfield in the State ot Ohio, did, the
third day of February, A. d. 1864 file his petition in
the court of Common Pleas within and for the
~ OF Fairfield and State of OHIO, against tha said
James T. Pcarscrlud Mary 4, Pcarsc his wife, dcirnd
ants, setting forth that on the 18th day of August A.
DlS5g, the said defendant James T. Pearse, made and
delivered to the said Andrew pcarsc and Salem Pearsc
his certain Promissory note of that date, due day
date for the of eight hundred aud ninetytwO
dollars (SSg2) That on the same day the said defend
ants, James T. Pcarse and Mary A. Pearse, his wife,
eNecutednd delivered to the sad Andrew Pearse and
Salem Pesrse their certain mortgage deed, dated
August llth A. d. 1853, to secure the payment OF the
said sum of eight hundred and ninety-two dollars
(SS92) and the interest thereon, upon the undivided
third part of part of the west half of Section No o.
Township No. i3 of Range No. 10, estimated to con-
tain one hundred and iltytwo (l52 acres, more or
less, and lying and being in the county of Fairfield,
in the State ofOhio and praying that said defendants
may pay the said sum Of 1892 90, and the interest
thereon, or that said premises may be sold to pay
the same.
The said James r. peorse and Mary A. Pearsc are no
tilted that they required to appear and answer said
petition or before the 81 Saturday after the 10th
DAY of March, A. b. 1SGl. -
ANDREW PEARsE, and JAMES PEARsE.
BY CLARRES FRTTER, Attorneys.
February 4, Isj3--li Gw ptS7 W
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ssyMagnificent suppers are being

s@-Magnifcent suppers are being
given to our returned veterans all over
the county. On Friday last asump-
,tuous feast was given to Capt. Hew-
itson, of the 4SdgO. Y. j., and his gal
lart men, at Clcarpot. To-day the
ovation is repeated at Oakland
Captain Hewitson is deserved
ly popular with his company and reg,
iment, and we learn is Likely soon to
be promoted to Major.
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Union Convention.

There will be UNION CONVEN-
TIOM held in this city, on SATUR
DAY, the 18th inst, which all persons
who have acted with the Union party
,or who mayHew feel disposed to do so
are earnestly invited to attend. 1t is
deemed highly important that steps
should be taken to organize early for
the coming Presidential campaign.
BY order of Union Contra Com.
4 JAS. r. PEARCE, Chairman
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Court ar Common Pleas, Falrneid Co., O.


Salem Pcarse and Laura T. Pe1r5c, his wife Plaintiffs,
aglinst
James Pcarsn and MARY 4. Poa9sc his wife, defts.
TVNHE said defendanis James Pearse and Mary A.
j Pcafse, his vile Of the comfy of Ctrs0ll and
State Of Illinois, will take notice that the snd plaintiffs
Salem Pearsc und Laura a. Pcor.e, his wife. 0f Fair
fcldcouny and State ofDl0, did on thc eth dag 0!
Ianuary,A. y. 1864, file their pct ton the C0u+ Of
Common Pleas within and the county Of Faraeli
said State Of Ohio, against the sad james prsrtc
nndM1ry 4. Pc1rsc, his wife defendants, setting forth
that the said James Pearso and Mary 4. Pearsc his
wife executed and delivered to the sad salem Peusc
mortgage al their right, tfn, interest, estate or
claim 10 the und y.cd third pant Of thG flgWuglanl-
situate in Fairfield county, OHIO being the west hal!
Of section number five, t) Township number thirteen
O3,) OfRange nWnbcrnnctrcn il9i estimated n con-
tain IN said tract one hundred AMI hf,y.tEp 062) acres
he the same more or less, 10 srrlre the payment Of
six hundred and eight dollar, aud tyontyfye cents,
according to certain notes referred 70 m said mort
gage, aui praying that the said James prarse, ald
Mary 4 Pcarse, his wife, defendants, may pay aaid
sun now c1imed To- be- due, t0-wit: the sum 0 ssis-
zj with interest from Dec '' lsj3, orthtt the slid
premises may be- sold 70 pny the same: aul the ~
James Pearse aud Mary s. Pearse his wife, dofendans,
notified that they arc required 10 arrcsr1nd an
said petition on before the th.sl Saturday al
ter The 10th day o! March, A. D. l85
By SALEM pEARSE, and
Clarke Fritcr, Att'ys. Laura A. fcdrse, his wife,
Jan. IS lsji-ii CIV gfs7 90 Plaintiff
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HG-We are happy 10 notice thc fol,
lowing promotions of soldiers from
Fairfield county in the Goth o. V. l
J. NJ. Sutphen 1st Lieut.. Go. D. td
Captain.
A. r. Keller 1st Lieut. Co. I tc
Captain.
Orderly Sergeant Jro D, Nicely tc
1st Lieut.. Co. ID.
VIM. E. Felton, End Lieut.. Co. A. tc
1st Lieut.. and Adjutant.
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New York Market.

New YORK, February 2, 1864.
FLOUR-Morc active. Sales at Sc
90 to 50 80.
WHISKY-Sales at S5cQ88c.
WHEAT-Sales ut 81 53@1 79.
CORN-Salcs at 81 21@s1 "a.
OATS-Sales at 87I@s1 Of.
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Executors Sale of Valuable EeaI
Estate in Lancaster.
1BNHE undors' cncl, Executors Of the last Hi,l
Il Michael u. Kreider, deceased, VIII, ON
Saturday, February CM. 1864.

cIIWH"J, TeOTHdiy OW, loOt,
at one o'eo.k, ?. ". %. the door ofthe Court House
in lancaster o,criOr sale a publ yendue the follow.
ing houses and lots IN Lancaster:
In-lOt No. 80, having omit the Krelder homestead
and also the two story house 40, oiling, situate on
Mtin street
The west hof Tn.lot No. lj1, being the hafot
unmprOyed, lying between the above named property
and the ros1curc Of =. ~jiiord. ESQ on Main street
The east h3fof ln-lDt No ljs, having on it b good
story and h1flrame house on Chestnut street
The east haifoi u-nt No. 10, AMI the west half Of
ln-ot No Gs, the latter having On it the enc three
story residence nov occupied by -hra Clarke. Esp
These two pieces Of property WILDE sold together or
separately, as purchasers may wish.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-th.rl of the purchase
money in hand, onr-thrd in ona year. and the bal
ancc in two years from the lst day OF Apri next with
interest on deferred Payments from that day, when
possession will be gwen.
The property can be- sold nj private soie ntany time
before tho time named above for the pubic sale
j. TALLM ADGE, ly.-
NJ. a. DAUGHERTY, Executors
|. Lancaster, Ian7-lSGi-4l-iw SEQ
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BOUNTY TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS.

DR.. Edwards has kindly furnished
US the following letters for publication.
From them we learn that only such
discharged soldiers as have served two
years are entitled to boanty money.
WAsHINGTON, d. c., !
January Is, 1868. !
DEAR SIR am in receipt of Il letter
from DR.. Tom. O. Edwards, of Lancas-
ten, o., in which he says:
Joseph A. Fry, private in Company
X, Seventeenth Reg't Ohio Vol. Int.
was enrolled on tho 10th Sept, 1861
to serve three years; was discharged
on the 14th day Of February. 1863, at
Gallatin, Tennessee, by reason Of Il
Surgeons certificate Of disability.
Il write to know if he is entitled tc
the bounty provided at the time, to
enlisted soldiers? This question should
be settled, as there are various opin-
ions about it, aRd you will confer Il
favor by opening a correspondence ol
visiting those who should know and
interpret the law governing such
cases"
If any decision has been made re.
lating to this class OF cases in youl
Department, | would be obliged if YOU
will inform me of the same, so that
may send the desired information tc
DR.. Edwards.
l am, very respectfully,
w. +. FINCK.
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NOTICE IN PAHTIWION,

Two Catharne stroclS and bernhard siroek ~
J Hooking county, ohios Caroline Goodbcrledd end
Iohn Goodberiedd, md Sopla Rouse and Mary
schmidt Ia minor all Of Hamilton eonniy. Ohio,
Frederick Schmidt, Peter schmidt and Mahhp
Schmidt "a minor all Of Frapklin county Ohio, WI.
liam Schmidt Ia MINOR and Catharine Schmidt.
Ohio
The widow and heirs ut law Of Peter Schmidt. de-
ceased late Of Bene township, Fairfield county, Ohio
will take notice that the "a day OF December A. -
1893 the Undersigned hleh IN the Court Of Comtnon
Pleas ofFarfcd county, Ohio, their petition deman-
dung partition and the assignment Of the Dover estate
OF said Catherine Schmidt In the following described
real estate suaiHin Fairfield county, Ohio, being the
East hal Ofthe Southeast quarter Of sect on Number
eleven I'm township numher thirteen tial 81 Range
number eighteen S) containing eighty four ~ acres
more or less.
At the next term Of said court the undersigned WIN
1pplg Tor nm order that partition may be ISdo u
'aid premises, 6nd the Dover of estate of the said
fatharine Schmidt, widow Of said deeedeut be A.
signed IN said premises
JULIA r. wRIMAN,
JACOB WEIMAN.
Petitioners,
By "rogan and Clarke FILTER Attorneys.
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LOST SHAwL.-The person who took
"a Black and White Shepherds Plaid
Shawl from the City Hall, on Tuesday
Evening, will please leave it at this
Office, or at the Stere of John n. Miller.
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AJ0Gh@ee O

N Office is hereby given to all whom 1t may concern,
| y that the I'm ersigned has been duly qualified us
Administrator ofthc estate of Joseph Propcck late
resident of ST. CroiX county, and State ot Wisconsin,
deceased.
All persons indebted to the estate arr requested t0
make Immediate payment, and those having claims
agnstthe same, will present them, duly ailthentlcl-
ted, to the undersigned, for allowance.
HlERUNIMOCS PROpECk.
Feb. 4, 1SGl-i5 3w
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Farm for Sale.

FARM of1iO acres in Walnut Tp., miles East of
~ Baltimore, on the canal. About so acres cleared
add 20 acres ground nearly ready for the plow.
Mostly black soil. Good frame house, barn, sheds,
cribs &C. good well Of water and plenty of Stock wat,
or. Will be sold on reasonable terms. Apply q i.
G.. BLACK, OF Baltimore, Ohio.
"a 4 IA
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LANCAs-
TER---CERTIFICATE OF AUTHOR

TAEAsrEY DRPARTMEsr. DFFIcE Or ConP-1
TsOILER gHE CURRENCY, \
Washington, Dee. lst, lsG3J
NNHEPEAe. by satisfactory evidence prescntedto
w the undersigned. il has been made To nppe0r
that "1he First N9tonal Ban, ef Lancaster" IN the
ounty Of Fairfield and State nfOhio. has hfen duly
1rgaIiZod uiUir and according tD the requirements
N the hH of COHgfess entitled, An act to provide
NstOHal Currency Secured by pledge Of United
has complied eih a the rTOrsous Of said act Eequr-
I'd n be ecompfed with before commencing the busi-
less Of BANKING:
Now, Therefore. I. Hugh McCuiloch, Comptroller Of
the Currency Go hereby certify that the said First Ma
fiona! Rank q! Lancaster county Of Fairfield ahd
state OfO!no lauihorz"' 10 commence the business
NJ Rankirg under the act aforesaid.
Ininst.Nnny whereof. witness my hand and seai VI
Gifee, this first day of December. 1853
fsrEL1 HUGH McCULL0CH,
Dec i0--5? en- Comptroller Ofthe Currency.
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NOTICE TO SPoRTsMEN.

nj Office Is hereby given that the undersigned
lNwill prosecute to the fullest extent of the law, all
persons hereafter found shooting on his premises.
u. n. CONRAD,
Jan 2S--44 Sw Clearcreek, Fairfield co, Ohio.
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.DEmooR 1TIo LADIES ASSOCIATION.

Z 1DENOCR ATIC LADIES ASSOCIATIONS
The society of Ladies organized in
, this city for the purpose of aiding Mr..
Vallandigham while in exile, having
accomplished its object, has been per-
manently organized under the name
= of the democratic Ladies Association
Of the city of Lancaster Ohio" We
would suggest that it should have been
called the Mite Society of the Now
Church. 1t might have been thus
named without changing its object.
The I'd Article of the Constitution
sets forth the object Of the association
as follows:
ats objects shall be to promote the
efficiency and success ofthe Democratic
party and its principles; to dispense
charity, and especially to relieve the
wants of those Of our poor who are
neglected and uncared for by partizan
committees on account of their polit-
ical faith"
g. /, This Association will not probably
make very diligent search for any 9th
OF kind ofpqor than those "who are
neglected and uncared for on account
oftheig political faith" and as they
oSsFili ndN6nd any such in this city, the
Societganp give its undivided energies
to.promots tho SUCCESS Of the Demo,
cratic party.
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House for Sale or
Rent.

yFNHE undersigned will soil OF rent his house aud
lot, located on the west side OF COluInlala street.
and formally owned by the aidDw Foster,
ForfuulieT information apply 10 u. Y. ReinmpGd, or
% the Undersigned at Dcyoi Foundry
A. W. NEfBLlNG.
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New Millinery Shop

NTIsSES JULIAN & SPYBEY have opened Mil
lVh liner and Matchmaking Establishment on
Wheeling street, near the corner Of Columbus St.
They will be pleased to accommodate all that may
call, Misses JULIAN SPYBEY. I
iiancaoter, Ohio, Novi262 -33-tf Us
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EEO@d Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the Stockholders Ofthe
= Lancaster nd GroyepUrt Turnpike Company.
TINT ne annUsl election IN accordance it'll the statute
sill bc held at the office Of John HelpInan. in Win
hester. FronkE county, Ohio on Monday. the ilth
Jay Of January. 1863. between the hours o 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. and 36i0el 2. NJ. to elect seveR Directors for
said road JOHN CHANEY,
Dec l0-31 iw President Of said Company.
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nR. r. o. EDWARDS offers his psalsssion
Al services 70 eiu1rna ct Lancaster aud Yieinii,,
Once over sloruIu's Drug store.
sept 10, l8ul1ad
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, :
I'd AUDITORS OFFICE,

"a AUDITOR OFFICE, :
January 10, 1864. J
Respectfully returned. The only
authority for paying the service boun-
ty, is in the 9TH sec. act July %, 1861,
and is upon condition that when hon
orably discharged, the soldier "shalI
have served for period Of t,r0 gears
or during the war, if sooner ended"
No discharged soldier is entitled to
the bounty without prcvions service
OF two years.
Very respectfully.
i. B. FRENCH.
Hon. W. z. FINCK.
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By "roean and Clarke 4 FILTER Attorneys.
D0ci-3C--Gw
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We are permitted to make the fol-
lowing extracts from a letter received
from Union officer now closely con-
fined in Libby Prison, to his wife in
this city:
Colonel Straight and Captain Reed
are in irons, for attempting their es-
cape. Three Captains were selected
this morning by lottery, to be confined
in the Penitentiary at Salisbury, in re-
taliation for rebel officers Imprisoned
in the State prison at Alton, Illinois.
X X X i; 20 = x
The only rations given at this time,
is very poor corn bread, rice, salt and
vinegar, in small quantities, and were
it not for the boxes from home, we
would be in starving condition, The
vormin are not so bad as in the sum-
mer, but you could not credit me, were
l to tell you how bad they arc. In our
room we have wooden bunks-in all
the others the prisoners sleep on the
floor. There is no glass in the windows,
only canvass blinds. could tell you
much more, but will defer it until |
hear from this.
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Real Estate for Sale

q HAVE for sale the House and Lot on Main street.
/ Lancaster, now occupied by Theodore Tong; also,
three Out-Lots in East Lancaster, fronting on the
Pike and FIVE unimproyed ip-L Lots IN Northwestern
addition. 5AlSo twenty-five acres ofimprovod land
adjoining the town GfOIkland,
Dec 2i--30 5wE JOHN I. BitASEE.
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In 1861 lady Of this county was urged to have her
Dwelling, (Which isolated,) insured. She apprc-
hendcd no dangerirom fire, hence declined to insure.
In less than one year thereafter single spark set
fire to the roof and entirely consumed the house with
all ITS contents.
nls62 application made nj this Office for nsnr-
ance property in nm adjoining town, but the rates
appearing too high, applicant deferred the matter, but
when too late he became conscious ofhis mistake, rs
he stood by the smoking runs of his entire property
Little more than year ego, old and very careful
farmer advised to have his home insured His re-
ply "That he never insured, never had md never
expected to have losses by fire." few months only
suiccd to convince him Of his error defect in the
pipe caused his dwelling and contents to vanish before
his eyes. Many more similar instances might be cit
ed Int thesenre sufficient 10 illustrate how narrow Is
the line between loss and safety. P1doace, Wisdom,
CoWpreheHsreasss DRi1cHee, all say Insure, and you
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Hon. L. B. French, I'd Auditor.
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These Bitters are put 14p in quart
bottles, Of lUhioh the above is a fac-st'11-
lie. The label is finely engraved, and
is provided toith safeguard from
oounterfetters. price 81 per bottle, or
siI for $5.
G. w. FObact, proprietor, NJ. {
East Fourth St., Ctnoirnati, to tDhcm
I'll orders chouLi be addressed.
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Hon. w. Z. FINCK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-25
FROM THE RED RTV FIR.

There is nothing official fro:n the battles Oh!
the Red River, and che accounts furnished by
! corresp pondents Of Western and Northern jour
nas are very unreliable and coutTadlotor2. III
| the fight which occurred on the 9Th the Fo}s.
raj forces lost an additional thousand men: ')nt
are said 10 have retrieved the disaster q the
previous day By driving the Confederates "a
turn, distance OF ten miles, when the porst'it
was abandoned. and the whole Federal army
| fell back to Grand Ecore Oh the Red River:
where at the latest advces it was encal1 ped III
| and around the town The result ot the bat
ties. according to the statements OF correspon-
dents. writing from Grand E.co7e, is that The
expedition has been broken up and will have
to be abandoned The New Orleans CORES
popdent Of the New York Herald writes Oh
the 10Th that "Gen. Banks will advance from
Grand Ecore as soon as reinf0roements aud
SUPPLIES are received" The New Orleans Era
Of the 10Th deemed it probable that another
engagement would be fought at an early day,
as it had Learned on good authority that Gen
Banks expressed the Intention OF giving battle
once more as soon as opportunity offered. -
The Picayune Of the same date states that the
Federal forces were encauped IN and around
Grand Ecore, and that the Confederafos were
quiet and showed no signs OF battle. Gems.
Mouton and Greene, OF the Confederate Army
are reported to have been killed. The Federal
Gen. Steele is reported to have been within
one DAYS march Of Shev eport with Is, 900 men.
Gen. Banks was ia the field OF tha Sth instant,
and Gen Stone, who was charged with having
been responsible for the defeat OF that day, IS
not mentioned at all, except Tor efforts to save
some Of the guns which were eventually lost.
A dispatch from " Washington to the North
ern papers dated yesterday says There IS a.
general impression in this city that active
movements in Virginia will not be much lon
ger delayed by the armies on both sides. hu.
mors prevailed 10 day in relation to confHct
at Warrenton, ", but the one entitled to most
credit is that the Federal troops merely fei
back few miles from that place ioF proper
purpose"
late arrival from abroad brings the 10
! talEoence Of the death in Paris, on the 'th
instant Of NJ Vattemare. q french gei'''elDs''
| who for several years has been proEal'en, III
the literary world, from his efforts % 0sV@o'1sn
! a system of international exchange OF uoohs -
and copyrights. NJ. Vat,emare-or ~ iatnss nss
NJ. Alexandra, for the name OF at'e'na'0 wa
simply professional one, his real name nay +,
ing been Alexandre-came to THIS co"'si'
MANY wears ago and gave public performances
in Washington as a ventnloqoeSs ~ :so,~
wears be has resided in Paris ana IS "'1'''
known to Americans travelling abroad. or
Auo" -, cl moe ;ncroared s., 04O