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70 head Owen Smith, Western, 13Gl65.
80 % A. Christy & Brother, WesLern. l66l7
AZ E. Kennedy, Pennsylvania, SOS gSOss
- Jones McClese, Chester county, 130l6.
GA 7. McFillen, Western, 14d16.
10 I. Hathaway, Western, Ao116.
400 james Kirk, Chester county I4Gl6
AZ j. Montague. Western, 15Gl55
ITO James McFillen, Western, 14d165.
% u. 5 McFen, Chester county l4Gl6
" Uilman & Bochman, Western. I6dI64
2l9 Mooney & smith, Western, 140Dl6
l64 Martin, Fuller Co., Western, I60l6l
~ M0oney& Brother Pennsylvania, Ia ale
~ ID. Chain, Pennsylvania, 4dl6.
81 >. "A. Cham & Bro, Penn, Hole.
80 l.. Frank, Western, 14Dl6
l46 Frank & Shomberg, Western, 1460l6
"a Hope Co.. Western 13d15
Az 7. Dryfoos Co.. Western, 1876.
80 j Cassidy, Western. 14116B
% b. BALDWIN, Chester county, I401l5
66 90 j. Clemson, Western 15(L16.
l70 B. Hood, Chester county. l2lD16J.
61 Mayne Co, Western 6sd8B, gross.
SO Stenberg, Western, 70p7k, gross.
36 ID. w. GemneU, Delaware, 41ol65 gross.
80 4" D. Smith, Western, 7JGd8J, gross
rs H. Ketheer, PennsylvaLla, $685. gross.
43 X. Plumer. Delaware, 63aS4 gross.
"a Jesse Miller, Chesl er county, 120D16.
Cows we're in tair demand at former rates. 26O
head sold at S60GS0 for sprngers, and S70ed100 ID
head for COW and calf.
Sheep continue very dull. 25 900 head arrived and
partly sold at from 5@6c. p lD gross, as to con-
dition.
Hogs were dull and 10 YER About 5000 head ar.
rived and so at the different yards at from SllC0
1850 the 1000 lbs. net.
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District Attorney Dart.

NEW YORK, November ga special despatch
TO the E1press from Potsdam, N. Y. (the resi-
dence of District Attorney Dart), denies that ne
has been removed.
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ARIZON

The following is the vote in the Territory of Ari-
zona for Delegates to Congress, as unohicialy re-
ported IN The Miner; four five precincts IN Yuma
and Pima counties yet to be heard from; the
complete returns will make the result differ ma.
terlally from the estimate given below
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In Germany It is no uncommon thing to see
implement between rows OF potatoes and corn.
There are Gfty-6ve Protestant churches in
China
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The Liverpool Corn Market.

NEW York. November 5. "A private cable
despatch dated Liverpool, November g. quotes
mixed Corn at 33s. Cd.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

MONDAY, November 5.-Bee Cattle continue in
fair demand at about former rates. 23OO head
arrived and sold at the Avenue Drove Yard at from
l69l61c for extra; few choice at 17c. tar to good
at l49l53c ; and common at from 1l@13c. y h., as
to quality The following the particulars OF the
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The Steamer slInva,, SipnaIIed.

HALIFAX, November 5.-The steamship Jana
from Liverpool on the 27th ult., has been sig
nailed.
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Tho following is the official vote Of Ohio for Con
Republican maj. 1862
neJs ssJbiOSE
WEST VIRGINIA.

Returns from 25 co1nties of West Virginia have
been received. Thy West Virginia papers claim
Governor Boreman's reelection by majority of
between 1000 and 9OOO ' VI
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FIRST ROARD

-Messrs. De Haven & Brother No. 40 South
Third street. report the following rates of ex-
change to-day at P. M.:-American gold, 1I7i
@l4S4; Silver Is and 4s 14l; Compound Interest
Notes, June, 1864 l6i; do, July, 1864, l6l; do,
August, 1864 154; DO, October, 1864, l4l; do,
December, 1864, 13f; do, May, 1866, llS; do
August, 1865, lO4; do. September, 1866, 10; do,
October, 1865. 81
---Messrs William Painter & Co., bankers, No.
36 South Third street, report the folio wing rates
OF exchange today at II oclock:-U. s. 6s, 1881,
llO5@ll02; do. 1864, 1O7t0lO7l; do, 1866, 1917
@lO75; do, new, 1866, 1lO@ll64; U. s. lO-lOs,
coupon, lOO}0l00g; U. s. 1905, LIST series, 1917
@l0s; do, I'd series, lO5B@1O6B; do, Sd SERIES
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"A girl fourteen wears old was married in
GreeuYnle, Ct, last week.
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init ls thought by many that a proposition is
now pending between the leaders of the two
parties to compromise matters, by holding
double election, leaving the whole subject to
subsequent settlement by the courts of law!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-15

NEW ORLEANS, Feb Is.
Gov. Hamilton's message TO the Convan.
ton nj Galveston calls attention to the re.
quirements OF the General Government touch.
ing the doctrine of absolute State soyereiontv
the abolition OF slavery, the rights of tho
blacks to testify in courts of justice and to be
protected IN person and property, and the
Reputation of the rebel debt.
GALVESTON, Feb. 13.
In ,he Convention to-day Judge Lallermer
from lied River, introduced the following
The people Of Texas in Convention assan.
oied ordaln aud declare the so.called ordi.
nance OF secession, adopted by the so.called
Convention of the State of Texas. nj tho o;,v
OF Austin. February LIST, 1861, and all no
acts and proceedings of said so.called Con.
vention. shall be and the same are decloraa
to have been null and vold and of no afa,.
Whatever from the date of their ajnnt,o,. and
they do hereby further declare that ne;tber
the State OF Texas or any other of the Fede.
RAJ oh,on, has the right, under the Constitn.
uon OF the nited States, TO secede or with.
draw from the Union.
motion was made by Judge Frazier To
nay II on The table, resulting Is to 80.
resolution was offered, declaring the bind
.ng enect OF all laws passed since the date Of
the Convention, not in cone;ct viii ~ g. -
sutnton of the United States nc 0oi-
some action on education and tho nro,o.ol
70 increase the number of Snnrsmpa 'VP POsa.
sS' eoipieted the proceedings
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- ALBERT FELLOWS, q young married man
living in Ambov. Illinois. committed Ear
last week. Had fallen in love with N Sonpe
lady: being married, he couldn't of conrsas
marry her felt bad about it; took opium q nd
slept his distraught soul away. ''
The Union ticket was successful a, Nev.
majority. 'oNn' Wv
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Railroad Accident

ALBANY, n. Y, Feb. IA.
An accident occurred on the R. & S. rail.
road this morning, about eight miles from
White Hall, by which the morning mail train
from Troy, consisting of four cars, was thrown
from the track, and precipitated down an EN-.
benkment twenty-five feet. The passenger
coach, in which were upwards of sixty pas.
sengers, struck tree and was dashed to
pieces. Six passenger and one employee are
wounded only two of them seriously Acci.
dent caused BY broken rail.
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A verdict of forty eight hundred dollars
was yesterday rendered against stock bro.
kerage firm for selling stocks without the con.
sent of their employers.
-. An injunction was sued against Thurlow
weed and Others yesterday, to restrain them
from disposlng of certain privileges granted
~ secretary Stanton, to build telegraph
nns from New Orleans to San Francisco
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SINGERS AND PusLIC SPEAKERS

will End Toches useful in clearing the when tax en-
before Singing Speaking, and relieving the throa,
after unusual exertion Of the vocal organs. The
Troces recommended and prescribed by Physicians
and have had testimonials from eminent men through
outthe country. Being article % true merit and
having pror,d their efficacy by test OF many year,
each year finds them in localities in various parts
Of the world, and the Tcs universally pronounced
better than other articles.
OBTAIN only "BEowss BRONCHIAL TRecHxsr snd do
not take any OF the Horthless Entnons that mar be
offered
Sold every where in the United States and Foreign
Countries, at IS cents per box. fnov5-dsw6ml
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BArcHELoR.s HAIR pvr.

The Original and Beat in the World! The only true
and perfect Hair Dye Harmless, Reliable and Iu.tap.
famous Produces Immediately a splendid Black or
natural Brown, without nIuriug he hair skin Rem
edes the III effects ofbad dyes. Sold by all Druggists
The genuine is signed William A. Bachelor Alec,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLHFLRuRs.
for Restoring and B-sutifying the Hair
sug2l-dAwly CHARLES BACHELOR. NY.
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ErOm HAVANA
NEW Hnnr

Nav 1oRK, Feb. IA.
A Havana letter of the eth. to the Herald,
says rlmors of the supposed proximity of
Chilian rrlvateers have advanced insurance
premium. ON Spanish bottoms, and freights
nave declined Shippers show great aversion
to charter Spanish vessels
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-15

An Imm0B0e Em1gf8t1On.
Animmsnss smsxatiaa viii pour down into tAsSoatar
ern States With the restoration OF peace Thousands OF
ScthcSs ss6agsee from all the towns and cities OF the
NORTH will return home thousands Of Northern sosAs
will in the direction, and SETTLE In the
bonds OF union among their Southern brethren and In
obedience to the laws OF demand ana supply s"oau'
of Northern farmers mechanics and aooi ers WI SVEN
the mighty volume the repeopng and rebuilding the
vast. places Of "the Sunny South" In anticipation Of
,h,. Grand diversion of the tide Of emigration, and from
the increasing demands upon them, the propiefors OIL
HosrErTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIrTERs
are putting up additional Thousands of boxes oil their
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From Cincinnati.

OINCINNATI, February IL.
ia ne, No hMenancky Legislature yesterday adon
moval ottroops from the Stale oo'a .ne re-
the. Freedmen's Bureau, asking f or
ton of the habeas corpus and ,5a rao aesIora,
the constitutional amendment n H. on o.
Legislature the House passed the hill f Eaao
eight hours for days labor by vote oF
enty 10 fourteen. 'e VI sew
AT Knoxville, Tennessee, yesterday 80
gro was hung by mob for shootinG I " ~.
Col. Dyer OF the First Tennessee Cavalry
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wehu<s to- estony a soldiers, silors, travellers,
trappers miners engrants refugees farmers and plant
ers North ssd south, - cloud Of Witnesses, that as
safe and reliable remedial agent and as protecuon
against all the complaints incident to exposure pf'
tons changes OF climate diet water and habits OF life,
UosrErrER,s BITTERs used As drec ed, are worth
their weight in geld, North or soulful
1t is also proper TO state tnst the b''efs 'ie
sively in glass, and never under any
gallon or the barrel lmpostors .np iiis"ei. az
and the only safeguard public has against them is to
th. The Bitters they buy have the engraved lakeland
, ~ hand of Messrs Ho.tstter smith, and our pro-
prietary stamp over the cork OF the oottle Ieois"
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The 8rIdai CHAMBER, an E..,, Of War,

ing and Instruction for Young Men Also nav .na
Diseases ofthe Urinary and sexu.
systems-sentfree, In sealed envelopes. Address, Dr.
, sKILLIN HoUaHToN, Howard Association .phfl..
iAlrhia Pa s1
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GROWN OF GLORY.
EVERY MAN, Woman and Child who has used
STERLING'S AMBROSIA.

willing recommend three Year, nf rupfoy III
eressipg sale have made the Ambrosia famous all over
the world.
IT'S WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
1t cures Itching of the Head.
1t makes New Hair grow on Bald Heads
II preveuts the Hair from Falling out
Itrenders the Hair eoft and Glossy.
Oeanses the Scalp; Coos the Heated Brow Refn"ves
psndruf: Cures Nervous Headsche; Cures Baidness;
ENSURES Luxurant Locks; Incnes Hair to curl snper
.ede. wigs Kills Hair Eaters Good effect apparent at
once 49, xy
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
Tho Ambrosis will suit you to T. Elegantly put up.
pe,oatev Perfum.d Pstronized by Open Singers and
Actresses Sold In splendid boxes cartons contain
inc two large bottles-No 2 for morning, No l for
evening.
THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT TT.
sTyRLING's AMBROsIA is the hest, most agreeable
and effective toilet in the world. To prove this, try
carton.
Sold by Druggists,
stsrytug's ambrasia Manufacturing Company.
ais Fulton Street, New York.
I w.
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~Won't Use any Othar.

The right article finally. Everybody hkesi Is purely
vegetable Contains sugar Of lead Is the best Hair
Dressing In the world Will grey and faded hair
to its original color in four weeks-every tme-sure
pop Inquire for Websters Vegetable Hair Invigora-
tor and don't take any other. 1t all humors of
the scalp in week. For sale at Wholesale and retail
by D. A. KERR, corner Third and Main streets Keokuk
Iowa Barnhams 4 Van Setback, Wholesale Druggists.
IL Lake s. Chicago, agents for tie Northwest
1
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sSscientifc Discovery-cABUs' NEW DYE,
II yon want to have your Hair dyed with this new pren
arstion, GO TO CABCs This Dye doe. not give the
hair dead appearance like other dyes but gives !,
FINE GLOSS aud promotes the growth Of the hair
Sold and applied by GEORGE cABus at his r.sb,on,h,.
Hair Dressing Saloon. Main aud Second street.
keokuk Iowa Ira
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Latest from Canada,

THE SPEECH OF Mr. CHAMBERS IN PARLIAMEHT- -
HI DECLINES ThE INVITATION OF THE GOVERN.
NENT PATTY TO RErRACr, ETC
OTTAWA, June 26.-The speech OF Mr.. Chambers
continues TO be the topic OF the hO1r Mr Dunkin,
the member from Bronze In speaking on question
that members OF the House should lake care what
remarks Tell ffom them, lest they might make a ms.
take slmllar TO OF which, he said was mace by tho
member for BTockyIle Mr. Chambersl on Friday
evening" lie the expresse hope that Mr., Cham.
least ofIsr s et snJ " ,h py MN or az
0eIs has not, however, thOught proper 10 thus lower
the standard he has so boldly and ably unfured
notwhhsandinR the Find mint OF Mr. Dunkin. On
hIuay morning Parliament will CO. with the Gov.
eSnoI-VeneTal on an excursion up the Ottawa river,
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DRY GOODS.
pr CE e. w O o u,
Northwest Corner of EIGHTH and
FILBERT Streets.

FILBERT Streets.
Havo Just opened a new lot of French Lawns at %
and 81 cents yaid3
Black and white Plaid Mozambiques 25 centsa yard
Plain color BaIeges, 37B cents
Plain color Grape Mare'z, 40 ceits yard.
Fine qua ity Back alpacas.
Fine quality black all-wool Delaines.
BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS, vERY'CHEAP
Heavv black Gros Grain Silks, 81 70 yard.
WHITE GOODS! WHITE GOODS!
Soft finish Jaconets, 25 %, 81. 40. ana 30 cents
Soft finish CambrIcs, very cheap.
White Swiss, Victoria Lawns, Nainsooks
SHRED busins S75c., 81 25 aud 5 60 yard
White Piques, very cheap.
LINLN GOoDsl LINEN GOoDsi
Best mokes of Shirting Linens.
Table Linens by the yard
S-4 and 10.l Linen Table Cloths very cheap.
Linen Napkins 50 9s, 50 80, SO co, ana 50 70 per
dozen.
Linen Towels, %, 49, 3d. S7t. and so Genus a yard.
Best quality American Prints, warranted fast
cOlOIs, 20 cen ts ward.
B, st makes Bleacbed and Unbeached Muslins, at
the very low est market prices.
Pillow Case and Sheeting MUslins.
Pood assortment OF Hosiery and Gloves.
LADIES' and dents' Linen Hdkis
Gems Neck.tIes, Shirt Fronts, and suspenders.
Linen Fans, very cheap. silk Eans, very CHEAP.
French Extracts PomaOes, ana Soaps Buffalo Hair
Brushes, Tooth and Nail Brushes etc.
PRICE d WOOD.
wv. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT Ste.
N. B.-A large assortment of Ballardvale Flannes,
boupht before the advance, and selling at less than
bale prices. 24S
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
I,s AdoD.,op by tho COnnectIout senate.

Its Adoption by the Connecticut senate
On Monday the special order for the consideIa-
ton of the Constitutional amendment was thben w
by the senate of Connecticut. The supleoI W. w.
debated at considerable length during the hVoI a.
and evening session. The Democrats opp9eeo cv Guy
amendment on grounds Of expedieEcy and poncy,
and contended that Congress was Rc,ced eTclu
change the Constitution during tne epIvaves Mis-
sion OF certain Representatives. rom Nonk.osso. ~
view was repelled by the Repu0ncans, VINO neIo
that Congress has Against conqIo,nu p nJpv9 ~ ~ tho
adontion OF The resolution to ratfy the amend
mem IL was passed by strict party vote oil II
aves 10 q naYs Four members were absent or did
not vote The question will be Immediately intro
duced IN the House, where 1t will be undoubtedly
adopfed by the Republican majority.
The Amendment and Representation.
The Memphis argus computes that the adoption
of the new amendment TO the Constitution, basinR
TepTesentatiOD upon suffrage, will cut down the
number of Southern Congressmen one.third-
that IS assuming that the Southern States do not
permit their negroes TO exercise the right OF fran
chse. The following arc its fgues;-
Actual number Constitutional
OF members. Amendment
Alabama, a,,'',,'''','',',.'', z
Arkensas'' s''''''',''''s'',',S
DeIaWhe' e''r'''''','.''''''
FLORIDA a'''.'''s,'t'.,,,',',1
Georgia, a,,,ssss,,s,,I,'s,',I'
Ioulslana' a''''''',HsIi'''t''
haIY ahO. .''',''','''''''''
MISSISSIPPI ,'','''''''''''''
MISSOURI, ,,,,..,,1'',s'''''
North NarOIna, ,,tt.',',,'''
South Carolina ,,,,,,...,,
lennessee ''ts.'t,''''',''''
IeNas s',,,ssss',t,''s',..'''
virginia a'''''',''''''','''''
10 al. ,,,,s,,,,,,,..'..iO
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DR.. WRIGKI's REJUVENaTING ELIXIR
OR, ESSENCE OF LIFE,

Cures General Debility, weakness, Mysteries in Fe
males lalpitatIOn the Heart and
all Nervous Diseases.
1t restores new lite ard vgor the aged causing the
hot blood OF youth TO course the VEINS, restoring
Organs OF Generation, removing Debility and restoring
and u vigor thus proving a perfect "EIixir
of Love-" removing Sterilty anu Barrenness in bOth
TO the young middle aged, and there is no
greater boon than ibis Elixir of Life :" 1t gives a new
lease of life causing the week and deb a ed
rnewed rength and vieor and the en- ire system to
thrill with joy and pleasure.
Price-One bottle, 80; three bottles, IS. Sent by ex-
press TO address
Our medicines are sold and recommended by all re-
spectacle druggists eYer part of the civilized obe
Some unprncp ed Dealers however try deceive their
by selling cheap and worthless compounds
order 10 make money. BE not deeeived-ask for these
Medicines and take o others If the druggist does not
keep them write TO and viii send them BY ex-
press. efuy packed tree from observation We will
be pleased to receive letters with iu statements
gard to any disease with which aides or gentlemen are
afflicted address all letters for medicines, pamphlets
or advice to The sole proprie or,
Or. w. r. MERWIN,
llmwfSrp No. 81 WALKER street, New York.
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DR.. w. r. MERWIM,

No 81 WALKER Street, New York
n. b Cherokee Pills No. prepared for spec al
eases hen mlldCr medicines fail these sent by
ALL free OF postage, receipt of S5 TIE price Of each
60T.
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ESTABLISHED 1888.
MOTHE RS AND N.U r S & S

Who have tested Or. FIrLFRS INFANT CAR
sands that 1t Is the greatest household remedy for
Cross Children, Infants Teething, Cholic Cramp
Bowel Compliant, Seepessness, Paths, Spasms
sour Vomiting, Frettng Flatu eney cholera In
fantUm, ETC.; contains nothing injurious perfectly
harmless and Chi dren love dearly. Price only %
cents. Satisfaction guarau teed
Sold by all Druggists and Dea ers
Prepared only at No. 20 South FOURTH Street,
above Chesnut. rs 16 st
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COURT or SPECIAL SESSIONS.
Before JUSTICE Kelly


Tho brought up la this yesterday although
rather ounerous, possessed little public interest
caspar Beaver tall rough looking Ten.on,
charged by Mr.. william wocrncr with ssssnh and
terry Beaver . tenant complainant allowed
HIS rent 70 fall In invariably referring HE xndord 70
his wife. who he stated had all tho money. Al last Mr.
woerncr lost all patience with improbable tenant ard
ssd Y ss.r applied e him nome rather re-
rsortod ~ samnar shocking down his ,mpor,nnsse
called on both .ae. who ave Inc mos, csnairns ssl
mony. The case was finally remAnded fors wssk.
Jane. Dol.n "a. broush. up charged with ss.-uitns
Elm. sharp. his mo,hcrn.isw The Immediate u
asienaant. children baby IN arms who wa. sunsrtus
asS D'as. s s ne ssn
dispensay. whis The prisoner nss,ed thai should
s he'd
whom Se had marred lie had several times lei, M i.Sly
T. state % des,.,aion throwing the duty o. supor,ee
Illegally Ninth election dsrict Of twenty
foe s e had ss y h.. ~. prs
eas e had DssS and h.a . been .s:s from
seeuitisd him q any a.snoa % violate The Nv several
sss la osn sos ..o W Ia s S a: Ky:
70" .s ?. sss .,, va. fsans entity -,
sumss.ces d ihs case might Is mors fully nvcssaisd
Edward Frost y sSss r. sscas sixteen year. Of AGO
. sp, q os ss s s, .%a. 4
iarney The oompl4nAni who 10 agent q the Socially
noticed vrcst violently whipping old wornout horse In
spss. MAKE ss. % sp w better he s.
altogether oo inarn 70 IN ddrn and subsequently, sold
for 81 Frost In defence, said that he did he
dong anything wrong and evidently sincerely thought
could do A. he liked With his horse The Lusscs dis
abused hss mind Of this dcIusou
upon the boy srciaimed with aodsnAyed 'front.' "havnt
much money boas WONT - he enough - The matter
Was hnaiy compromised by lbc boz payng % down aud
max promise u bring tho remainder tho Csrk of
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T1s great susp< ason bldg, ~ anx~t axls sp~s
IN t- worf conf Getting Chr nn. 0hso and C0slb zn
NJ, 81. be thrysn opss Tor fogt pasrssssn Dscsss.
bar 4
Al me yvr Pfx WORKS, % w.sa~sssy merrlrs sh~rs
sbothsf monxt~r naval gao. Tbs rsn vss tbs
third of The 60 npe~s and osish~e ssc c&aA n V
twenty inch bore, ssd zsi fos the naval s~svics
cid hs~t In VI. thrcs furnaces usss there
were ice 90 possA@ u The s~st B>omGed o. JaslslA
va iron.
10 Nag lss Asssups rsssiassa sss~ysasiy .s.ys sss
killed ycanx nsa ssmsd cgssrsdx. vSo bad s~ssesd
dssghssf u Fss1s&yn. ~ nf,cfsx for fanfsss s
tbs art dsxrss zisd ls~t ssss, sd scss,sd W Ia
dana jury.
yong Icy % Qsssey, NJ. s~1. :. AT ssp~.rmss.
last seek, aad ~ss inisrrsd IN bDmb Mos i~a
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