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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18

q k q A N LIN Il
UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-03

To resolve, again, this general result,
by yet more special particularizations, we
discover the places of these increased ex-
p%enditures mot to repeat the large sum of
taxes to the General Government, nor to
take note of the smaller sums,) to lie as
follows, viz:
DEAF AND DUMB ASYLUM.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-03

my impressions are very favorable, l. also
suggest that the Steward should not be the
supervisor of the purchases of the War
den, from whom he receives his appoint
ment. This Jaw (f, indeed, such be its
true Interpretation, of which I entertain
doubtsl should be changed one way o.
the other. Either some other authority
should appoint the Steward, or some other
officer should inspect the purchases of the
Warden.
The absence of the new machines for
washing, ironing, cooking, etc, is apositive
loss each yearof their entire cost. Surely
the appropriation ought to include
the cost of these articles.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-03

1t is not to be denied, however, that it
BY no means follows that our soldiers have
not been and may not be largely defraud-
ed and robbed BY others than these private
agents; on the contrary, there is much
evidence to warrant the fear and shame,
that in many cases most ingenious and
covert systems of robbery have been prac-
tised by public officers of the general, and
perhaps State governments. II, therefore,
any legislative action shall follow this
recommendation, great care and wisdom
ought to be used, to prevent our own
SCENTS from committing these frauds,
which they are called into power to pre-
vent.
The report of the Quartermaster-Ge n-
eral embraces a s~uecinct account of the
operations of the military agencies during
the past year.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-03

The gross amount of allotment
recerved BY these agents from Ohio SOL
diers, and paid into the Treasury, is
sS,465, 1O2 30, of which, as has already
been stated, S4,43I,433 20, or more than
one-haK of the entire sum, were collected
during the. year 1865, and that too with a
loss to the State of only one hundred dol
lars tSlO0.) This loss resulted from one
of the agents receiving, IN a moment of
great hurry, s counterfeit note. As fhe
necessity for these officers no longer exists.
it is presumed that the General Assembly
will legislate accordingly. - u =
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-03

Its expenditures (currentl
in 1865 were......-. sos. 71 Sc
Its expenditures (current) g
in 1854 were -. ............. SG,2Is IL
Showing an excess Of. 81. 54S IS
The expenses in the I'm
proVement Account for
1865, las per superinten-
dent Blackbnrn's &C.
count Are-~- So s177,s45 90
The expenses in the I'm
provement account for
1854, ts per supeFinten-
dent Blackburn's &C.
count were---~--.- 35,Os2 SO
Showing an excess in
improvement Account 142, 1872 a
Total excess for 1865. sI45.sos ss
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-03

Showing an excess Of-..- s15,OOs 81
LoNGvIEw ASYLUM.
This institution is not wholly q State
Institution. Of the SI02, 4Ol 81 of re-
ceipts for 1866, but s33, 4OS 10 were from
the State
Its expenditures, current
and other for 1865 are-..S102 1877 Is
Its expenditures, current -
and other for 1864 were. sc, 427 %
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-03

Showing an excess Of..-. 1879 90
This statement does not do exact justice
to the account inasmuch as some of these
items do not belong to the current ex-
nanaac
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17
Fox River y. X. II.

On Tuesday next (>Sor- 20th) the towns Of
Mission, Serena AID Eagle, in this county,vo Q
on taking subscriptions In the capital stock
OF the Fox River Valley Railroad. All the
towns that have voted on this question thus
far, have decided 10 favor Of the Subscription
Yearly unanimously The formers. t.xe a
conuon sense view of the question. They
know that the day the railroad is completed.
thre, times as much as the subscription Will
be added to The fa.'is n every town through
which the road passes. The road will Ger.
tainly be commenced early in spring if the
towns that havc already voted, take stock
brrau adverse vote now by two or three
towns might cause an indefinite delly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17
MARYLAND Election.

The result of tie election in Maryland
rather gsrounds the malignaris. In spite of
GOv. Swauas effort to remove tb. corrupt
police commissioners in Baltimore, so a TO
secure an honest vote. the commissioners
held their places by force until after the elec.
lion. and almost the entire conservative party
Ut the city was disfranchised. Yet, on
counting thu votes. it was found euozgh dis,
gus'ed republicans had voted against their
own ticket TO give the city to the conserva-
tiyes by 1000 majority.
Now that the election Is over the preme
Court of Maryland has decided that Gov.
Swami was right in removing the old com.
uissioners, and the Hev commissioners have
gone into Office
The Stale has gore democratic all over.
Thc democrats have Is in the Senate to the
radicals s, and - in the House to the radi-
Gals 81. Happily Maryland is once more
!Tee!
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@ttaha fire. Traeer
hnaportal,t Decision.

The Sunrem. Court of this State, in the
ease at the City OF Ottawa rs. Spencer ct a.,
tried at the April term, rendered a decision
which viii 30 fax 70 reverse the pfaciice of
many towns aai cities in this State in the
matter Of building sidewalks. The opinion,
~ Judge Walker, is published on our first
page. The following il about a syllabus or
ir. subs ance of the case:
The expense of constructing a sidewalk in
front ola lot or block cannot be assessed on
the property in proportion TO the frontage,
but, being u public Improvement, !. should
he assessed upon all he property benefited
by the Improvement, in pr portion to the
benefit thus received, as the constitution re-
gui:cs such burdens to be ratably borne.
The mode Of building sidewalk, authorized
by Sec. 10, Art s, OF the Charter of the city
OF Ottawa, which makes it the duty of every
owner of lot to build sidewalk in front of
the same when ordered to do so by the city
council, and if not zone within the time pre-
.cribcd, provides that the council may cause
the same to be constructed and assess thu
expense upon the lot and collect the amount
50 assessed bv warrant and sale of the preml-
ses, is not sanctioned by the constitution.
The construction: OF a sidewalk like the
paving and grating of street, is public
improvement. Both are 10 be used and ems
ployed by the public, In neither has the
owner of property fronting on the improve
ment any exclusive or greater right in it than
has any other individual in the community.
The general police power of the State can
not be so exercised rs 10 compel the construc-
sien of siGe walk and collect the same by
warrant and sale of the let --+
The city can do nothing but wha. IS spe-
cially authorized By its charter. There is no
provision in our charter authorizing the city
tol levy special assessments for the construc,
tion or repairing of sidewalks. The charter
limits the tax to be raised for city purposes
to mills on the dollar: SO that side Salks
cannot be built or repaired By general taxa
ton. As the matter now stands, ther, on:
city is po,vcrIsss in the matter of building or
repairing sidewalks, and can do nothing un.
I'll the charter is amended. 4 large number
of towns and cities in the State are, by this
decision, placed in the same Elk
If the city has no power to build sidewalk.
or keep in repair, it follows that the city cans
not be held liable in damages for injuries
which persons may receive by reason of
sidewalks beng out of repair. Everybody
will have to be careful. therefore, how they
walk, as no pay can be got out OF the city for
rpralned ankles or broken shins for the pres.
emf. ..# 20
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Council Proceedings.
REGULAR MEETING.

TUESDAY, Nov. g. 1866.
Present-Aldermen Sheehan, Howlasd, Thorne,
Ly nch, Bruuker, Pierce, Fennel, Ceiwel, Hut
ton and Moore.
On oiotion of Fennell, Alderman Hutton was
elected president pro tenn.
Minutes of the last regular meeting and special
meeting held November 7th 1866, were read and
approved. II
my OF Natural Sciences asking council to add to
the engine house proposed TO be built by the city.
n third story to be used solely for scientific and
literary purposes, was presented
On motion of Lynch action on same was indet
niieiy postponed.
Ayes-Aid- Sheehah, Rowland, Lynch, Pierce
Feuneli, and Moore 8.
Noes Hutton Cow ell. and BrulIker-3
City Marsaal's report of fines. amounting to
| $751; collected from Aug. S TO Nov. 49, 1866, and
deposited with treasurer, as per voucher submit
ted with same, on motion of Moore, accepted
Tborne from fuanee committee reported the
bill of FIRST National Bank OF Ottawa correct
and recommended the payment OF Fifty dollars on
! bill of Illinois Dridga Co.
Report was accepted.
/ On motion of ynch, Clerk was directed to
/ The First National Bank of Ottawa Also an
! order for the sum of $50 pavbae to the Hi
! pois River Bridge Company.
( Special committee appointed to confer with the
/ ownors of property adjoining Clinton street,
south of Main street. "a portion of which was va.
I Gated by ordinance adopted at q special meeting
Of city council, held Nov. 7th 1856, for The pur
! pose of building thefeon, an engine house, aud
ascertain their views AS TO the action OF council in
the matter, reported that alter seeing one OF the
! persons interested and believing objection
! would be made by the other person who was alb
sent, they had directed the contractor TO proceed
! with the work.
Being afterwards advised by the parties interes
! ted, that they were dissatisfied with the action
of council and would oppose the ercctiontof an Ell
CINE house on Clinton street as provided in afors
said ord nance the committee advised the contras
! tor to discontinue the work ON the building, as the
/ CITY, SO far as it was concerned, would, tor til,
present abandoned the work.
! On motion of Rowland, report was received
Alderman Lynch, submitted the following
I order-wEi.h on motion Of Moore was adopted
Ayes-Ald. Sheehan. Rowland, Lynch, Thorne
Brunker, Pierce, Feunell, Colwell, Hutton anc
Moors-lO. Noes
! Ordered. That in case John Hossack shall fai
to deliver TO the city clerk release for all dana
ges on account Of the erection of the proposed
engine house on Clinton street, before the hour O
IL, N. Wednesday Nov. II, 1866, the City Mar
shall is hereby directed to remove without della,
all the distractions that the said John Hossack
has placed on Christie street, on Clinton street
on Main street. aud IN and gu the alley running
west from Clinton street to Canal side cut-ane
that copy Of this order be handed by the Mar.
shall to Mr. Hessack early Wednesday morning
On motion Of Shcchan, street AUD alley Commit
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Perkins, ia 3enccT.

The communication of or friend NJ, from
Seneca, published in the Free Trader of Nov.
3d. giving an account Of Radical Meeting
in that town at which Father Perkins made
speech, must have hit tender spot, judy
ing from, the amount of hutterins it has eaus.
ed Father P. himself devoted nearly half a
column to it, and IN his paper of Thursday
one IS. Burwell'' has another long say about
it. No specific statement of N. controverted
he is simply assailed with bad grammer and
harsh epi;hets.
There was one important fact, however
, about that meeting which our correspondent.
omitted, but which We must state, for it is toe
good to remain hid. Father Perkins not
only plead feelingy for subscribers to his
paper, but finding that up hill work, offered
! print an edition of the Republican especi-
ally for Seneca, and as the village was large
| ly de nocratis, he offered to name i, the Dem
ecrat,' and not only exclude Republican arti
clea from that special edition, but to put i:
demoesatic artIcles-lmplain English, Father
z. offered to edit and print a democratic pa
per for the people OF Seneca iEhe dose wa.
more than they dared to stomach. and. tn,
liberal offer was declinsd
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17
Miss Fanny Seward.

"KlnIer1ook, the Washington corresp9n
dent of the New Orleans Picqyioae, makes the
following aIusion to Miss FANNY SEWARD,
whose recent death in Washington has elici>
led many ad:niring tributes to her memory;
and many expressions of tender sympathy
for Secretary SEWARD:
Since the lamenteI death of Miss Fanny
Ssward- everybody has been talking about
her. Her PRAISES seem to be upon every
tongue. Many Anecdotes, illustrative Of her
goodneis of heart, her boundiess charity aud
her unobirusiv. bsneyo,ence are related, and
among them the following, IS illustrative Of
her dSEnile.s courage aud admirable presence
OF mind. II seems that when The murderer,
Payne, hal forced his Wy to nr. Sewarfs
room, first Knocking dJwn AMI pH,iIng hnrs
du combat the man. nurse Robinson, and Que
of Mr. Seward sons, he threw himself on The
Secretary Of State, with hi, kuif- upiftcd in
the air, aud would, in another moment, have
accomi ished his murderous desSn, bat for
AN entirely unexpected obstacle, namely, the
presence OF Miss Fanny Seward. This heroic
girl, with glance Of lightning. took h:r line
At once This was no time for e i--a,ies, or
wonIauish tears. Bat Il vas tie time Tor her
- -A'e ueF la1her Iilt; or ) .cTince i'tF own
and she dill not hesitate instant. She
h-w upbn PAYNE ike tigress CRASHED his
rigtl arm firmly. and ,~is'eI it behind hi'u :;
AID then. ~ IA instant when Payue turned
to look upon her, she c,'ici between him
aal NJ. Sewiri, w,aEi her arms around her
father. and Le vas st,e., pAyAe ail-rs sri,
ci.rci tni' IL. s,u, hl 20 stab Mr. Seward
Will in thai position nai could not, for every
TIiai paTi oi L.s body was protected. To Kali
tie Secretary, he v iui have 20 kill the young
lad first bat that. lie sail he could ait do;
he had not the heart for u. he shii, when he
,ooaei Ia her face. - that it seem, 70 be
u..que ,iioaa l. a1c', ,h-., the neti n owes
Mr Stewards v..lu Dbl. .i:e 10 The devoted her
oism Of his daughter
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17

TGz P.oG@AHMz OF GEaRIr SyITu.-Gsr-
II; Smith = not Tor blood and conii,ca;ion
Ike lis colleagues generally, but :.vors a
r,,siIer policy lie vs.:
= lIaiVy should be to see our country
brp"sht 10 Just aid permanent peace GA the
following terms:
Il. " more ruuishmcnt-ihere has been
enough.
-. NJ cnnf,catinn.
80. NJ di'.rAnsh ise'a'"t Of southern often
ders.
Il. The na'inna! deb; paid and the seees,
sion d-it bltt.e1 ont.
-. Iuip: riIal su:f.ag". | believe in uni
vcrs,l sulIsa-.-- bat ia ll,rs instance wDald
insist ONLY u on impartial anon. Ill men
white, BLACK aud RED.
IS Ia deep sorrowing for the suffering
and poyer1y II the bor'h let the nation *,
empt her for some FIVE or ten years from the
imposition of direct internal taxes. la these
taxes do GOt iaclude duties GU foreign
good.
-. Mutual forgi fcuess, and, as fer as pos
sible. forsetluness .: the wrongs which each
has doEe the other.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17
ThanI<s.IviugP Proclamation,

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Nov. l.,
The following proclamation was issued by
the Governor to- day:
1t IS duty, and should be pleasure, for
ali the people to bow down before and recog-
nize the presence of Gody to praise Him, and
meekly to return thanks fsotp grateful hearts
to the benign Providence that always watches
over, protects, and leads W. We cannot en-
unerate His blessings, for they are without
number. We cannot understand, HIS ways,
for they are past finding out. We know that
Col is COOL that the earth is full of the
goodness OF the Lord. Then let US honor
and praise Him in humility, acknowledge
ing oUr sins before Him, and with thankful
hearts implore q continuation Of the many
blessings shown to US as a people, and espec,
tally that the nation and State have been
blessed with peace, prosperity, and health
and with the earnest desire that these bless
ings may sill vouchsafed to US, let us con.
tinue to implo,e the Divine favor.
Now therefore, do hereby recommend
that Thur sday. the 29th day of November, be
set apart and observed as a, day ef thanksgiv
! ing and prayer to Almighty God.
IL TESTIMONY WHEREOF. have hereanto SCI
my hand, and caused the great sea
of the State ct Illinois to be affixed
I at Springfield, Illinois, this l3il
- = day Of Novs amber, and the year o
- our Lord one thousand eight hund
red and six.y>six.
RICHARD J. OGiEsBY, Governor.
SHARON TYSDALE, Secretary Of State.
Mr.. Prentice is of the opinion that thu
| general who loses battle can't recover it by
.;I,ar,:
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Fcl.iasa ErIsAIs.

Si.ce OR .as,, The Fenian trials at Toronto
have been resumed, and the following pris>
oners have been tried
Ddniei Drummond and VIM. Duggan have
been acquitted and discharged.
William Hayden, Daniel Whalen, John
CUBAN and Thomas School have been found
guilty, aud all sentenced lobe hung on the
18th OF December.
One of the prisoners, named Ties. Ryall,
after agreeing to turn states evidence, made
good his escape from the jail on the morni z
0. Tie IJi..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17

MASSACHUSETTS, AHEAD The honor of
electing the first .egro to the Legislature in
this country has becn-wol by Massachusetts
at the recent election in that State two gen
uine Congo darkeys have been returned to
the General Court" Luckily the Legisla>
ure meets in coi we,th,r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17

SEcEssioS.-Secede from every name and
Kind Of Saleratus. except the B,st Ch zmtcal
Saferatus. This is the kind to use on every
occasion, for 1t is always uniform and per-
feet aud always holds out weight.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17

Five years ago man in the Ohio State
Prison succeeded in making his escape. A
few days ago he returned and expressed q
desire to serve out his term. The on.y ex-
PLANTATION given is that while out Of prison
be go. married.
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tee were directed to cause TO be constructed a:
the east ends of Madison and Main street bridges,
g o and sufficient barriers the nortl,;and south
sides of said Madison aid Main streets.
On motion of Sheelan, committee on fl tie de-
partment was instructed TO confer with parties
having lots fer sale suitable for engine house
purposes, and report as &c prices and terms TO
adjourned meeting to be held Thursday NoE. Is,
1886 at Z o'clock Pm
On motion CT Fennell- Ordered. That an appro-
priaton of Slf5 be made for the purpose of gravel
ling Marquette street, from the side OF Paul
street TO !,a Sale street the work TO be done
under the supervision of street and alley com.
mittee. tfF
20 BILLS ORDERED PAID.
John Shook. marshal sI96 90
Jas finerty, Madison ST. bridge, ls IS
COlwel', Clara IL Stebbins, lumber j. nails, pc %
u I8
Cndne Engine Co., A. Stewart, %
4 E Dewey, 90
Hahn & Sheehan, scraper, 2 90
VI. Barry, team labor, So Is
owen Shea, street labor, 70 90
Patrick Woodlock, do. 81 %
Patrick Dwyer, do. 2 90
On motion of Fennel .t
Adj armed 10 Thursday, Nov. - 1885.
Il. n WATERMAN, City Clerk.
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The rote in this representative distric; was

As official roturns come in, the cause of
she apparently over VIII hiring defeat is easily
accounted for. The Democrats, partially
srom disgust with President Johnson and
generally from encouragement in view Of the
October elections staid from the polls. Thus
in Chicago the republicans vote was about the
zane as in sS64, while tire democratic vote
fell short some 5000. Had these 5000 voted
with the natural increase since 1861, the re-
publicans would have been beaten 5000 in that
city.
IN this county the republicans polled with
IN hundred or two their cid vote. The
democratic vote, purely from staying at home,
falls off 800. 1t is so throughout the State.
At a full vote on both sides, the democrats
would have carried Illinois at this election by
10000 maj oriiy.
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Books Recently Published.

An American Family in Germany.-J.
Ross Browne.
Biglow Papers.-Second Edition
Red Letter Days.-GaiI Hamilton.
Whittier's Prose Works.-2 Vols.
Longfellows Political Works-4 Vols.
A Yankee IN Canada.-ByH.D D. Thoreau.
POEMS Of T. K. Hervey
Life and Letters of J. q. Percival
Treasures from Milton's Prose.
Poems Of Elizabeth Akin Florence Percy.
Character and Characteristic Meu-Ed-
win P. Whipple.
The Picture of st. John.-Bayard Taylor.
Griffith Gaunt.-Charles Reade.
The Diamond Tennyson.
Army Life on the Border-Gen. Marcy.
Marg't Maitland.-Mrs. Oliphant.
With Gen. Sheridan in Lees Last Cam.
paign.-By staff Officer.
FOR SALE BIZ
OSMAN g. HAPEMAN,
No. IL Court Street, East Of Court House Square.
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Election gSesmr,,s

We give the official returns of this county
in another column.
The following is the result in this congress.
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Royd's Nedicaied cream mil cure the Itch
For sale by E. Y. Griggs.
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APPLE S {!

DIILIP GODFREY has NIKE HUsDEEo BtE axis Of
No. \ Winter Apples:
Pit Ia Flour ,Tres and hasin: celtlr rpm for
them h. el1Ss o them fJGH dollar.
in.r g.rrai. nov IL .
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-17

kNEOM the s--crihcr, living Buck Greek uerr CIV.
Il yeas Mil. about the LIST Of October. BAY MAI T.
three YEARS old last spri:s raier slim body les
marks OH maize, Forward foe eiIaf bite supp
TO have two white hind feet, has lump or scar OH rixh
mp ANY person returning sail to til. subscriber
or tNlng Information WHERE she may e found, Will u
Eberally rewarded. AdIres5 -e CJ.cURYEA
Nov. lew x ~ .u,ax. M.
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Estrayed

MON the pasture e the subscriber, q DARK Brown
l. Mare, OLD past. Tath~r difficult 70 catch had
s'S~ fors f~t about IS hasis high; wei Ltsi; Any
Information Hiii be Thankfully receis 81 and zr-c-
NJ Icy /. IEI-s.I
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House and Lot for sale.

ENhE suscr.5er UE-r, fs h-- ana lot for sal tiiu s
Il the corner u sui J-ferron streets,
block Drtk of TN. hais5a school h,us- Thrr-
sTiu iTuii tr-s rgHt IGh--. tlie rls~c
tis- years, credit VIII - given Aprly the Re - u.
y Finu. OF j. h. HAMA LIE.
~ 49,
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Ey1cufors !so,ice.

EfTfTE y . IoElk MILE, D-7'-l3Ec.
NOTICE hartiN it-a sha; the uutsT-iZi dr
" Of the last 81 & GeurS- Miller lst-
o, tine county Of Il sale A1I state u iiEs, asr1s
E sIpeaF ilsr t.-sstiN Court o. said county. the
Third Mon I-y (-sy the IL. syi q Jan is+T AZ tbs
Court iIasls- - sud cougTy 4Ill sssre
All ;sons ilriu. IA. "a d-ans- against -ari -f4ie
are aoiide % li.4t an prcsei.; the sae IL writing or
s,tustnient
Da;cI, 18th day Of S,,emb-T. - ls6c.
e. GEORGE y. MILLER EK,tasor.
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INEOM fl~ -a~~ri'~r. living ,llpr; ais;anr- osh q
L the pr-irie siglrry. - OstsS, ti- 2stA Il
0-ta-r J c. = Brind- Coz, With some siit- tpJts i
rather small. 81 4 AMI had bill a
GINS bell fss@IS-f ith leather strap clFr!1e
i~K- Any --r-uH returning .@i- 20 fis sii'-r1r
vi-s iafoTnistiou a. - Will enable t. per.
wih h- iii-sssiv Fss-sri-,i. IsD ME- LIS L
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Mr.. Prentice is of the opinion that the
general who loses battle can't recover it by