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NJ N. fOMEROY OF THE la CROSSE
DEMO RT ON RDrArK-S BITTFR>

G w. Robock. AZ Cineinnati. i making
The he-' article o. Bitter manufacrurec
in the United States or elsewhere
We have used them Tor three yesr<. sra
w"nid not be without Them FOR almost ~.
money. In The spring biz 5 N Eucr-
are worth hundreds IN dollars ior ksep;rs
The s'omachr 10 order. AID cleansing IT,
blood from u uernmniz'ed impurities.
u i rot once ia TWO vesrs fhst Ne 81
dcrse so-ralled laienr medicines. bu, Ho
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a NEw ESrERrRIsE--Onr fellow,
citizens Messrs. John Miller and Geo.
Freshman have erected a new build
ing this season and procured the en-
ginc and machinery for aplanrng ma
chine and turning lathe. To-day onr
citizens were surprised by the shrill
whistle RI the engine. Tins NOTIFYING
the people that the mandatory was
nearly ready ~ 20 TO work. We wish
the new firm abundant success
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MiscengenatIon in Wisconsin

Last Frifsy the usual quistness 81 our
Main stree, was suddenly disturbed Nv the
srrissl ~ colored gentlemen from Lake
Mi'is, with q white woman hanging on the
arm Of each. One couple wss married.
and accompanied The other for The purpose
~ being present at their bridal. Judging
from the appearance ~ the unmarried couple
- they marched up through The streets. Ne
should think on his occasion 81 least. ,rue
love really rsn smooth. They n once pro.
cseded % he Justices Office. fnllowed by \
crowd az xious 20 witness The ceremony. "a
= h'ch 'he woman seemed surprised. and H.
.qulred 'hc resson ~ ". saying ths, Ahen
she married her first husband there not 70
many present. Squire Ducsssc gave them
= lew words Of advice. and declined the hon
"r 81 tying The Knot. when the woman ~
clared she would not marry a white man Il
she had TO travel l 900 miles. o. The sane
tapping The ebony cheek n her hcfro,h
ed. and he approviIply uncovered his worries
After several f~rIifless ntiemp's 10 nrocure
The services Of some proper individual. ,hey
'en. saying something abou, his being =
copperhead ,own.-Wa'eriown (wis.) R-r.
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Cholera Morbus.

And Az disorders ~ ne stomach -ra howell
are speedily cured D. ih+ n-e ~ C.r'- b 4.
pepsia Cure. whilst indigestion IL r.an.rsps-
NON sr~ cqnallg veil governed ~ ~ ~
~ J. y = ~oerfeet regulator ~ ,i- stomach
ani bowels. Dyspepsia. me mpri. hnrrible
q AZ Diseases. yieif- = once q ~ rnrs'ive
ncwerS, u is y vn'uable medicine. spry
rapalar. and should " kept on hand IL eve
nv household.
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NOTICE i hrr~by gwen ri~r H.. Ts1n
snip Trustees q sac several Tswn-hf1 - ":
DahDi- counis. have mss~ and r~sarrrE
'heir -nnmera'isn- " -. Matte Msl- ~
hso''rnr "ser shr -z~ "a t~-n,y au- year.
N 'h-sr rrrp-e ~ TVru~isps. .nd sh~s M
Issit rnunersf'oas are -~uai~cr ~ tir y ~prc-
'l"n sf EiA- pnblsr = the Apdis~rs. Ore
sarf~ 80 err-'as- isi-r-sa~d ar~ r~e-p~ernsiis
rsgn-s'rf a. 90. 49, = smias tl.-rn ~risa I
srs ~ she r.rrrrfiur. ~ IA -rrar-. i-rak~-
n omission 'he-r'n- previous IL the ~ "a
September. iScJ.
p aggregate nuasa~r M Matte Nnlr t.
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IL The Republicans 81 this Dis
'Iict mnst be fond of Joking. Know
inr the large majority against them
they propose to rednce il by running
two candidases--Iudce Pitcher, who
has the reputation n being an honest
man ard NreGen. Harrow. Well. Il
makcs hHt li'tle difference how MANY.
~ ~ho are their tsnH idatc- IN thiE
district
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WHISPERS. WHrsYERsu

Or /. Q MONTE Corroli,. the creates.
s'imulaior in The world. viii force whisssr-
or Musisches 70 grow on The smooihe~r lse-
or chin; never known 70 fail; sample for
trial sent free 70 any one DESTROYS 81 testing
i's merits Address. RsrvEs & CO.. = Ma
san 81. Ne~ York
July nSth. lsGs-3m
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VTThe Uuion Congressional Convention
~ his district came cff ut Evansville. On
Thursday, last week. Gen. VIM. Harrow
received the nomination Tor Congress, and
will soon open The campaign.
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II rsIrEp sr4rr.

f.u stArEs AAaY4
islasrs professional service. y
r''r-n- o Rorkpors and vieini.,
glNts = doors North e Postum,
Dr Sasin having taken . tho-n.,h
n Lectures ~ t.sessesci ths Eve snd
nr ~hti ~irs special attention u ,hs..
cEAosfr ns~F ssFs g~rsrsIgv. -
'rFr -vHh- fsrs-5m. Rsekpor Dsr
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IL Theodore Sisekhouse was nominated
OF The i4'h. BY the Democracy Of Orange
county, a their candid ate for Represents.
tive.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE y hereby given that | ~iH sxll
~ at public a~ucfinn. %
WEDNESDAY. July 18th. 1896.
~ Inc lsse residence Of Gao. w Strinr3r.
lste 81 Dubois cnunsy. deceased, ~ The
perscnai property. n0s taken by she ~icow.
consisting Of one Horse. vDc Wagon.
Farming uicnsIl-s household and kischer
furniture. &c.
TEEHS-Sau. 81 three dollars sud ~
der cash; over three dollars . credit al 6
months: the purchaser giving nose u-sivTse
nensht ~ vsiustion, with good security,
interest.
Sale % nern a. l1 n'rinrk. Al. NJ
WM BAGGARl.T. aGm'r.
Juiy 18th. lEfI5x.
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INTERNATIONALLY Nv The Gresl Eaa
isfn " pny N.Y. oui ,hc cable The r,pnr,s
ri saturday M, from hsFe ars isat onr
hundred end thirty miles have bean lsid ,.,l
inat tha isnals are periecf.
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0rKhe Senate pcatal Committee annIlv
agreed on SATURDAY,, u report tssorahly ~
'ae hen'nn''nn Ky IA M. Kendall ~ be
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SNAKE SHow.-A number Of our
citizens attended the snake show of
Mr.. McAverv. at the Court House. on
Thursday He has four very fine
rattle-snakcs. which he and his little
daughter have learned to be very bid
able and handle in a way remarkable
and astonishing to lockers -on. she
permitting all fonr Of them 70 crawl
and cnil about her neck AZ a timc,-
Ugh. Ills three-legged chicken il also
quite a curiosity
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AsofHER JoKE The Republican
N ln~cnsior ~ Evansville splitting IN.
w rie both Congress artI
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ADMINISTRATORS N1rIcr
5a~prr and 1.OOSOoGcr:
ACCOMMODATION STAGE.

- ""dr isned. propsI-i.r u The rrr..
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C+Ths Herald's city Of Mexico CORES.
pondcnt SAYS 'he Fourth Of July was dulv
celebrated by the c~i'izens or The IJoi,ed
States residing here. General ]. n. A..
Of 'he rebel army. ard Prince Salm
Sa'm. formerly Of The United S.a,es army.
pad their respects 70 The American Consul
during The dav, besides quite > crowd or Ices
distinguished individuals. The Declaration
O Independence was read BY the Consul
The memory Of Washington was e~ulorized
~ TX Governor Reynolds. Of Missouri and
General Macruder responded 10 Tho toast m
ne army and navy Of The United States.
The memory Of our murdered President
wss received with distinguished honor ~
AZ. the ex rebels joining with Marruder
respecting iss observation.
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COURT NOTICE.

OOh NUTiCE.
State Of Indiana, Dubois County.
70 the Dubois circui, Court, scp,cmbe,
Term. 1866.
unicy Siubble6cld,
Joseph y. S~tubbledeld. re-. Tor par
Alice A. Siutblefeld.
7 rrresring BY the affidavit al Abraham
y dAse, . rreiiirtls and d~isinrrexsed
witness TINT Joseph r.. Siuhhlsfrid, and
Ai1re n. Sinbblcfsld, ths shove nnmed IN.
naAnisl ORC non r1A dents 81 ihs Siafe sf
inciaaai Notice n hereby given ~ she
pendency ci ihe petition ior partition III
lhc nboge ertilr1 cause, ana that thc Sane
hrs brrn Hr' fr .fiai and wiil ~ Hoard MA
IN Hr second dav M shn nrxi
term NJ ihe nrhois rcni: Court. w ~ bn.
n atH AaiT sfifr f-n-i Hrnrr. in Trr.a-
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aOu PER YEAR. We -.a,a An,

oI.JIu ev-ry.h~re 20 IN -. asrn''
t9>1U Sang Machines. T.se~ ~
uHesr 30 upper feed Sea-, On rriai. W.,
'a"'-t az years Abevr salary 81 49,.
ra'HsA'-.a.- Paid- The SKY mashine- ~,
N hai'ed states for iess rL.e ~,
10 ~ 's'iy heesed BY Howe. wh.~l..
n M.iscn. Grover & Bsker,..sisrcr1 n,
'nd bseh@'drr- AT other ehssp m,rh,,..
- ininnrnnents sud The seller ~ p.~,-.
i's =" rsr~St. fine and i-mprissnment n
initiated eirSu'ar< seat Tree Adsre..
..h rE.a nAaw 4 Clark, o. Bidde,.,4
Aain-. ~ chie.ga m.
Jane lGrh. ISfpS-r.a
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MThe Convention at Vinccnn-s
On Wednesday was largely attended.
the honest masses tfocking in Nv thon-
sands to hear the great political Issues
Of the dav, on which depend the flu
turc peace and prosperity ot the ma
ton. discussed and explained in a
high. statesmanlike way. by Hon. d.
W. VOORHEES, The people are everv-
where aroused. and the earthquakes
and upheavings spoken Of Nv Thad.
Stevens are ALREADY npon him. and
are about to overwhelm him and his
co-workers for disnnion. The Com
vcntion was not only harmonious hnt
enthusiastic. and the members corf-
dent Of the district giving n largely
increased majority. Hon. Vim. f..
Niblack WA nominated for Congress
on the first ballot. receiving fhe votes
ri all the COMMITTEES Int Dubois and
Spencer. This il the fonrth time that
the people have honored Mr. Niblack
Nv calling him to represent them in
the national councils. and right well
has he honorcd them in return. No
member Of Congress now stands high
er with the patriotic people IF the
Union. for his unswerving fidelity TO-
the unity Of the States. than does onr
Representative. His course in the
present Rump Congress has given
him s. national renutation, in which
his constituents feel a inst pride. and
which tsev will evince bv giving him
rnusing majority this fall. Capt. C.l
Dobhins was nominated for Circnit
Prosecutor. in place nf r. A. Glenn
ents. Esq-. who was selected as a can
didate for Common Pleas Judge. fo
I'll the vacancy caused Nv the death
Of his much lamented father. These
nominations will be heartily ratified
BY the people i
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A Comedy IN OsE AcT.-Scsne-Car.
- noon. Jones snd Duster seated together
Jones reading Commercial-Dus,er resdipo
Enquirer. rCar crowded. Enter American
lady Of African descent. with African child
Of American descen, 10 her arms. No one
offers her a seat. She stands by the stove.
JosEs--His q pity tina, poor woman with
a child in her arms las no sent.
DUsrER.-Let hersfanc. I'd ike 10 know
why niggers are permitted to enter ihes,
cars.
Jones. 'ising.-I say. madam here's !
seat. Take This seat.
Ar FEMALE -You's berry polite, ssh. n
berry much obliged. Thank YOU. ssh. Fas
she sits down, Duster rises ~ in wrath
JosEs.-Sory sir, 10 rob you Of your seat.
Better sit still, sir.
DusrER.-Oh. ron 60 10 h-I,.
Jones sitting down ID Dus,cr's place
you. III Sorry ! can't obIire you
by going, but ! belong 10 he Republican
Passengers lsuch bois'erou-lv. Exi,
IN . age-]-Mac-a Cheek Press.
G-My. A. X WATSON has written 4
'oem entitled "Brownlow." Here i ~.
stsrzas Of eight:
What. cnrse Won't Az. fran cvery stone.
On he green sward of Tennessee.
shcnid eush the awful monotone,
That tells vour mons,rous infamy;
;urse you, Why. every mouniaia pcak
Should find . tongue 70 dsmn your name.
rhe hills should hear The valleys sbrieke
Your immortality Of shame;
Each brookle', IN rs winding course.
Should bsbbls is siudiciivc curse
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~We recently saw The following notice,
written and posted M:
Lost ~ s'rsyed frum The subscriber. !
sheere 81 over white. one leg was black
and half his body. An persons shah receive
hve del'stc bring him hack. He was . she
rcut -rarbrndalo Frn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-16

Newmarket arc each held at 6c for coored Nashua Frank
lin Hamilton fremont and Suffolk each l5o Nsumkeag 2Oo
and Satteens $50.
Stripes sell in moderate late quotations. York
sell at &c; Eyert 26c Hamilton 3c for S. and 32ic for
mo.fSag Ga d. ssc Pacific G Iec a9S
for ox3 and go for 3x3 do Ticks sell freely at the
quotations Amoskeag closely sold at 6oc FOR A.
Ic for A. 42Bc for B. 3tc for c. and 321c for D. York
4Oc 30nch and for 32inch Eyeritt 30c Hamilton
400. for b T. $50 for 7 d, and 22ic for B 7 x 70
Willow Brook ~ Browns A. 2Sc; Pasiacs SOC for
Printing Cloths less In demand and l4ic may be
considered full quotation for 6ixA.
Of The leading makes mostly sold close production
and In in advance Prices about steady The
W. 81 age; Merrimack d. Gle, Cocheco L. ac Spragues
fancies l9io Rchmonds l9c American 100; Dunnes l9c
Aliens l9c. Garner Co, 20sci Amoskeag eic; Arnods
mental l7Ac; Furniture 2c Wamsuta l5ic London Mourn
ing Spragues) l9ci Simpson Mourning 1891 Amoskeag
Mourning l7ic Hamilton 2Oc Freeman l6ici Pacific 2oc
Victory l7c Lancaster lsc Glen Cove l4ic Home, l4c
Empire, he
Ribbed Jaconets freely at following quotations Lonsdae
White Rock 2c for plain and &c. for high colors
Mousin Delaines continue scarce and firm but without
change in the price Of any Of the brands
The trade In W0oens continues unsatisfactory Cloths
Inactive and scarcely maintain their prices Fancy Casmeres
still pressed for sale and in many at decline Tho
low and medium qualities of Satnetts sell slowly though fine
grades are in good demand The fmer grades Of Kentucky
leans wanted but low Qualities neglected The de-
mand for Flannels confined to small asserting lots and
prices rather unsteady Blankets quiet and buyers Of
heavy lots could make favorable terms
The trade ia Foreign goods has been less active during the
last few days stocks however are In condon which enables
importers 10 sustain prices all except the lower grades Of
goods which generally in excessive supply and weak
Among the goods moro especially desirable DO speced
Fine bombazines black and c0Ored mernoes mOussene do
LANES and all wool fancy pad in high coors Pas silk chane
pOplins do epngne and coored Biarrz CLOTH black and
coored do millinery TeVets Of fashionable shades and dress
trimmings
The imports Of dry goods last week amounted 10 81 1895
against 6 for the corresponding week OF last year
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THE DRY GOODS MARKET.
October Is 1866
Tho trade in Dry Goods continues steady. The up

The trade in Dry Goods continues steady. The up
ward turn cotton has given increased nRess to the market
prices which impactcabe week ago The elections OF
aat week had tendency 70 Keep GyS' wh .be Last three
days 1t would appear probable that tins week tnee WIN ~ an
II would probable that II cotton retains It's present price
the price Of goods may be maintained
ports the ending October H. 1906 have been fol-
lows Total for the week packages ~ previously reported
' total SGS Z, January 7 same lime in 'a s ac
time in 1902 372l time in 1901 5l,ocO same time In
Bown Shifting. are steady The finer grades much in
demand quite firm Standards firm at 23dc Tho
Sgen SSe appleton LaS scs ~ sacs 90
- Saranac and ~ Alexandria Steam Mills each, 22tc 81
Inch Nashua do PC ineh do sse, and 20 men 40
field 1907 81 Middesos a. Isle; - Macon 22ci "a Granite
vile 22c and do isc - faiaPsco 2llC - Savage eC
Augusta isc, ~ do @lic "A Warren gc for and zoe
s Indian d Orchard r. S'4Hf s for 'i 10 10 for t cS for
b for G. and 2c for A. Lawrence 9o for T. l7c for H.
for H. lsic o. 25.o for s. and oc u - Eyen A.
S3o - fremont G., lsci - suffolk 4 2Cc Appleton S1to
aic for D.S re iol i B. ei G and
2s - oola gIc; Nj Vernon A. aici Park lsc 4 Bea
yer cress iyoi - Royal Oak 7o and - Madison Mills 100
the effort TO put up prices tho lower qualities has checked
transactions and for tho moment stocks are secumuang
loc for ~ iSe for 9s aud Tor 54 "A Tuscaora and a
Trent each ci Bartetts bring SOC for a. 2lc for eic
for Dnch and She for 81 AZ Newmarket c, &C., 3]neh
Massachusetts, Is, aJc ia Hamilton W, o. a. Lonsdae
Sci a. Hope, 2lc; A Red Bank gc and do 100; a.
Utica fine iOc heavy do gJc for o. and 05 for lO4 dol -
Lonsdae Cambria Muslin, 45c; White Rock $50 Pocasset
h. 7Eci Social C. lse a. Watertwist 29c Watham, Csc
for lO4 ic for - Soc for 81 zoe for 42noh and pc for 81
ZACH do a Foresdae 32ie; - saters o9c A Masouvlle
35c; - Wauregnn watertwist 35ci Satersyie lgc "a
Manyie X 2ioa do Xxx, &C., Lawrence pc. for A. 2Oc for
g. i7o for H. and 26c for d "a Boot - 09o do c, 23c
36inch Arkwrgt vatertwis 36c 81 inch No Harris Co..
2gc 32nch No d. 22c "A Hanover 2stc; J6nch Clinton
Mills &C &C. Gle.
Brown Drills including Wrghts atm in good demand
standard being quoted by agents at 2jc.
Cotton Jeans active, especially In tho better grades
gents quote Indian Orchard Androscocn and Bates 10
- for eoored end beaohcd Uncas and Whitenona and
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NEW-yERSEY NEWS.

GRAND PARADE oP THE JERSEY City FIRE DEPART
Tbe second regular trennia parade Of the Jersey City
Ec Department took place yesterday and by far the finest
spay that has taken place IN the city Special weather
Dor the occasion could not have been more propouS bright
braeng air and clean streets free from dust The
entire Department out together with several visiting COM
apparatus look best having been repanted
end otherwise improved and decorated in holiday attire.
eoh Liberty No L. which was the first engine intro.
Snced Jersey City and went into service in @ the time
no company organized and which this occasion was
me anqusted Cd machine (which had been treated TO fresh
sea, Of vnsh) the object Of universal attraction and
tbe means Of calling up many pleasing rminiscence among
tone Of the exemp present whose pride she in former
days The hne was formed between 10 and IL O'clock
RraDdst night resting Warrent and about IL O'Clock the
procession marched In the following order:
Police men In pstoon under command Of Aida Doyle and XII
Hewarl Drum Corps
Essmps Of the Fire Department with old No Engine
gsnssd sy - aep samuel Bdsi the hIst Engineer
bssyon Is. assistant Major Hughes ID assistant AID Charlie. T.
his2 nsnesf MsLeughn aos as marshal and .s.,t.p
Jefferson Brass Band ofNswaIk.
liberty Steam Fire Engine Co. No. d. Taylor foreman
.ansd By q and drawn BY avs Of Adams Express
ssess Rhil.dsphis Band .,.,p,u.a.,,,,. p,,-,
ssas,, DsSef IT. men, S.
EnpHe HOOK and Ladder Co. No J. H. Cams foreman men,
knss.ss Engine Co Nc. Thon.. Farrell foreman "a men
ksrtSsrn Liberty Eusns Company No Of wiamburrh pro
ss dsorsed lsps Of liberty the Of which wss
fsOenis Ho.s Company No. Frederick Anek' foreman
Esyers 9TH Regiment Band NY
srisus HOOK and Company Nc Luke Tdn foreman
10
Warrington Band ~ y
HsTcuss ngns Company No Charles Van Berner foreman
N inelodng 10 torch-hght bearers .
The accompanied by delegation OF the Railway
yissseen. we're ths guests Of Engss Company No j
LSsry Company No Of Hoboten, Mr. cOAEsu. foreman
~
Robnsont Band
bhssnt Hoes Company No c. II. Scott fOrman-ss men
Ee~-Jersey Band.
w..hns1oh ERs0s Company No Thomas MshOny forsmsn-s
schinse. Bard ~ Y-Psche' Hoss Company. No Henry
brsy foreman 50 On the front Of the apparatus sestsd
b.e miniature hsmsn 10 fu the carriage also decorated
Nth sfufed eagle, live owl and wreath OF flowers
Seventh Regiment BsndProeeton Steam Fire Engine No o.
by hve Of Hrrng horsss Al The aste
kily decorated with elegant bouquets.
Eleventh Regiment BAndJaekson EpRne Company No. john
lBslds IS The apparatus decorated with
ks of wesths Of flowers and boDq presented handsome
attractive appearance.
TatJfnb Regiment Bsnd-Delsgson from Northern Liberty
kose Steam Fire Engine Company No. Of Philadelphia Is
..
abS rJOcesEcp, which ys, very iuToErg sra which was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-16
pv,Dp ACT THR ROUND TApLE.-It appears that

the threats Of prosecution against The Round Table for pub
fishing libel upon Mr. Charles Reade in their criticism OF
"Gr1h Gaunt" immodest publication which were con
tanned in the letter gentleman recently published were
not without foundation Mr. Reade good rs his word
and an action of this description was actually commenced ON
the 9th by the service Of summons upon me edos Oh
Te Round Table VIM d. Booth esq, appearing Tor the PLAIN
nm Mr. Reade The Round Table have appeared by Dmock *
Whitney and Robert Sewe as their aorns and denalded
cow ~ the complaint so that the bail may be considered TO
have ry opened The parties TO the suit are independent
and bitter in feelings and spicy developments may oq
b Mr. Rea1e Il about 10 wish this country with the view 1t
is supposed of pushing the prosecution of the suit