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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-15
kneoial Corre.ponden,.

kaeoial Correspondent.
Tnsko "A Throng In the City-The
k0ation- Satisfactory Consulta.
ouSEsircut india ham--The Platform Ex.
Si,aclphiA asp'ed-seana Northern Men len
1suAo.;o} 3Slews-The President or tho
S'T ~ Conversatioa with Rev. DIR.
rsnioy jsxe,ie.
I'll t9udl ApELPHIA, August Is, 1866.
u thronged with visitors, men,
St&sAe - Convention, and persons at
y 70 witness the proceedings OF
- ngrcat deal of Importance Is
"a Ek$&syA Its deliberations by every
AZ @k.e friends of the Constitution
@4k~situtional Union, and true pa
gcosly: and BY the Radical de-
- rcause they fear its influence
INV ypplc of the North.
Mo large attendance thus far OF
rcre from almost all others Of the
sssaStates than from Virginia. To
fof.;sthere arc only Messrs. Wyndham
T. S. Flournoy, Thomas Wal
lis hes Barbour, Judge Parker of
weak. and Maryc Of Fredericksburg.
on. are expected tonight, however.
COR No Riycs nor Mr.. Stuart, Of Au-
ex5s expected to be present; the
jxbCGng prevented from attending Il
neSThy) by iniirm health; the latter
.SS2son of q private nature. We
$sS - very sensible and practical
ssNS e. However, no matter whether
.|NpAS.N not, though it is desirable
.nt.%Mlhould be here. The gentle
ryfEj@s{aaa are men of the very safest
NJ, VI nphey will entirely protect and
" r@ G6 character and the opinions
.a&InGhts of Virginia.
EG cc.',in that the Convention will
the rreg...ar session tomorrow. The
,l,ot 4hn Ia
SAthe great wigwam, whose extent
I'm you arc already aware Of 1t is
k8&F,h hat meeting will be held and a
traee appointed to nominate regular
2E after which the body will adjourn
a "Wednesday. Nothing will he lost by
Gtsdehy. More time will be afforded for
on4qlhtion and harmonizing conflicting
yfeaS.s
{ SThete has been a good deal of consulta-
- ion Amongst delegations to-day. Free
Ind frank interchangeS of views have taken
pleEey which l may say have impaired a
s.-ASS-saet Deal of satisfaction and relieved the
Ryof many who were very uneasy.
= am Convinced myself that there will be no
want Of harmony. The business for the
j CoQyention will be referred to the very
- 81 men of the body; and it is likely
~ ranor, will ma CO without debate. This
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-08-29
CA NTON MILLS

"A RE now ready for manufacturing Country Flour
a ofthe best quality, II furnished with good wheat
So bring on your wheat and corn,
Where the we'll balanced mill
With reckless fury whirls,-
And get -four and meal, which will please your fan
cy and suit your taste and where, by honest indus
try and careful attention, the proprietor hopes to me-
rit share Of patronage.
ALLEN BROWN.
August %. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-08-29
go So

General Robert z. Lee will publish in
yaysmber new edition Of /" Memoirs OF
he war in the Southern Department OF the
II 8. )" by Col. Henry Lee. It was orlgI-
ally published in 1909. and again in 1873.
INIT copies are very scarce. Gen Lee viii
add biography Of his father. Col. Lee, ana
mich new and important material. Kich-
,dson s Co, 445 Broadway, New York.
are the publishers.
In reply to: the question. "What class
& neople in the South are the NEST loyal
| IA the Union?" General Steedman, instead
d praising the negro. as the questloner ex-
nected, answered very laconlcally: The
starned rebel soldier"
Two Young men were lost in the Nam
aoth Cave. KY, on Wednesday week, and
had no, been found up to last accounts,
Two young men were lost in the Nam
moth Cave, KY, on "Wednesday week, and
had not been found at last accounts.
The tax upon dogs for the year ending
las. March. in England, amounted to mil
lion Of dollars.
While man named Stubbins, in Eng
and. stood watching hive Of bees about Sc
swarm, the queen bee alighted on his head.
s,ubbins stood perfectly still. and in few
ninutes the bees covered one sides OF his
head, when Mrs. Stubbins swept them of
INTO hive. and he escaped unhurL
II is said the property Of Ex-Governor
Wise Of Virgins. has been ordered to be
restored to him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-08-29
N O T &c f /.

,r,HE subscriber having qualified at May Term
1866, a. administrator on the estate 81 THONP.
SON LYNCH, deceased. hereby notifies all persons
indebted 10 said estate 10 come forward and make
paymeni, and ihos, hisng claims sgains, the estate
VIII present the same within the time prescribed b.
law, As this notice will be plead 10 bar Of recovery.
TH0S. ]. FOWLER, .idm'r
Ausu,i29. So 3wp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-08-29
New Summer Go0ls
July 30th.

~ ~ 4 T. A
WHITE Muslins, French Nainsook,
W Swiss, fine and common,
Checked Cambria. Plain Cambria,
jackenet, Irish Linen.
NOTION
Black Gloves,
Linen Collars and Bosoms,
Paper and Palm Fans,
CIochet Cord, white and Pink,
Fine Embr ,idering Cotton,
Slaes Belts, and Buckles,
Plain and twisted Hair Pms,
Jet Trimming Buttons, assorted,
Note and Cap Paper,
Shetland Wool, Spool Thread,
French Woye Corsets,
Ladies and Misses Hoop Skirts, low priced and
Paris Trail,
Paper Collars, Sand Paper, &c. &c.
CEDAR WOOD WARE.
Buckets, Tubs, Piggins.
For sale low for cash. or in exchange for all kinds Of
Country Produce, at the HilIsborough Cheap Cash
''0'e. JAMES WEBB & SON.
August /. a.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, 3
ALANANcE County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
June Term, 1866.

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
June Term, 1866.
samuel II. Tuncnlinc '. The Heirs at Law o. john
Packard.
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that
John Pickard is not an inhabitant OF inls STATE
4 therefore ordered by the Court that publication
he made In the HiIlsborourh Recorder for six success
siye weeks notifying the aforesaid defendant to APP
pear at the ne term Of this Court TO be held Tor the
county Of Alamsnce, at the Court House 10 Graham,
on the 6rs, Monday after the fourth Monday 70 A1'
gust next then and there 10 plead, answer o. demur
otherwise judgment pro conessc will be taken a. 10
him.
Witness, w. A. Albright, Clerk Of said Court. at
Office, this irsi Monday after the fourth Monday 20
May, 1866.
w. A. ALBRIGHT, c. G. c.
August Is. Price adv. Ss7s. tO-Gw
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rux COLLECTOR smrIaE ocAI OFT "a. oss.


TO FHk kDfToh oT THB HyhALU
Allow 10 correct statement made In your wssh-
snx,on dispatches o. this morning In reference 70 01
Isc,or imythe rirt--so ~ psr month OF say sshs3
has been TO DO levied the sAiartss u cua4
HOUSE oloai. for political any other pusnseA
Sccond-So Official has been Discharged from ths 0soA
tom House for refusing 10 pay ~ pss msash. os go
other sum for political or any other purpose OpoknIl
buttons dcubtsss made In all other goveedhsa9
departments, State national, but all such maAs ~
Custom House officials 10 this city wcss sstirey vssot
tary, each giving ustis much, - a 49,
CHOSE and the ware Of the latter ciaH
No tar levied ana demand uas ever mAAa uDotD
any ona ny Tho Ooilseos or by any oas su,hSsss1 -
him Third--fhs Collector 10 making ot0,0oe -
out OF tho bonded warehouses; ssy cher 49,
and charge of this nature has been made 70 ~ oee
sidered by the nvesliFatinz commues. 4
THIS sac 900 General order buslues. hes bean to osa
exploded require any further notice FOR thsp
has hsaa olsrs of uupr'ucipsd usa vho failing W -
their into the Treasury 70 the shoudst vsrs svs
complaining OF end bringing Charge against cnis
iectors ~ ths and other porta The tribe 10 BY -
Extinct aud with the sdvsnt 81 every nee -,
hector they hover tho department like cAussa sir
waiting Tor thsir prey. end " unable 10 gorge ths0<
selves their d,scordAst heard throughout "
land Such 10 the mu@io 90 are nos nstsnisG -
20 thu u the Coecorsbp of The pest ~
New Yors Thsr toss and oiof IL unmisiskAbis. .
MERCHANT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-23
AFFAIRS IN BOSTON.
,,,,,., y, ga. 70 vnt new YORK Malls

SPECIAL ItlfsGM
Malicious Party-FSrSsry 81 -
Tcschcr-Clese Of she AIscksrsi ~. ,ssS
Bosros, Nov. n, =,
MOSES herrncld's furniture store, on wsshinSs>
'''' was damaged 10 the amount Of tie 900 by are
'as' evening He was insured for $4,000 In New Yorh
o"o'' nsnfy bowman, clothing dealer and Frederick
~, 'ooaeco DEALER Ia tho same b Hiding zach hsA
III so.. aAnAssi IA the amount Of SO O6O The 0re
49, 80 oy .hafos Y Carpenter an smplovA al NJ
crime 1 sna S'uisSss sns
One Of n: teachers public school /. sor,A Bss.o~
Basks 70 the amount Of IS 900 and Ish FOR 800
known NE wn connected With arsspsctabls ismair
There nave bosn no additional f.inr.. /. ths 49,
trade to-day, but some peetsd nisss ha.ss.s -
wives -Four new ialures aro reported 10 LINN
Tnoes - shs 0ty are .umblins rapidly and fslursa
was purchased whom gold 100 ssiss az .el1 ~
made today 1t lask and isss The mAriss Il Nh
supplied
ness havns ell arrived ~ Gloucester The ba,nS. -
been partially successful accouli Of ,hs Aan6ss~o
Tho sscosd trip many Of Ihs vesssls made osiag W.
ages The larger part 0f the Asss has made Sul ~
,rp, whersas Lest year mess Of sAs vessels as4s We
ara nesting 70, .sS Ssspsss Of ,,..ns nsa. !,
YAry on the WORK Of advocating ths freedmen wH hs,l
By the Now Esslaad brssch Qf the trssdnes'e Burss
Commission In the fremont Temple iAss svepns, ~
W Bcschsr, dsorse Thompson, Of Ensiasd. and Jadse
Russell
The locomotive engineers concluded their session here
w. day. Their proceedings have bssn private
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AMERICAN FaseomsH's UNION.
Psblic MeetinG In Philadelphia Of the Penn
sylvaala Branch-Address Of chief Justice

Psbiic Needing In Philadelphia Of the Penn.
syivsaia Branch-Address Of Chief Justice
Chase.
PmLADELrnrA. Nov. ~. 1900
This evening the Pennsyivanis Branch OF the
Frsodmens Un.on Commission held public meeting at
the Academy Of Music.
Chief Justice Chase presided and taking tho chair
expressed his qualification tho opportunity TO test
his hearty approval OF the work. There interest
the land which can be In any way injured BY this work
Of the Commission There Ia interest In tho ieud
which will not be promoted and aided BY this
Tho speaker then traced the origin Of the organization
commencing with tho first agent son, by The
Treasury Department to the Sea Islands and continuing
until Congress had established the Frsedmsns Bureau
order assist the voluntary Efforts Of tbs people Of
the North. who had taken hold OF the work The
part OF trus s'stesmsnsbtp 10 TO connect ~ far
AZ practicable the work Of the government with
Interesting features Of this work. The Introduction Of
this principle. The speaker had always taken
q deep interest In the cause Tho Commission
BY the government, and striving To carry
the blessings OF educston 10 every person in the South
labor Will be ten times valuable To the community
than tho uneiucaied. Tho work will also 1T
us In the settlement Of tho difficulties which
now sgitse the country. Referring 20 tbs propos d
amendment TO tho con-titution Justice Chase ssidA
more generous, moro mer,iful proposition vas never
msds TO people who have been In rebellion
than tho amendment proposed. Those who denounced
II should g.o 10 tho people anoh =, and they
will consider H. notwithstanding the passion Of tho hour.
the spes hoped the best, They would pass
aud then everything connected with the srra, question
Of reconstruction will be calmly considered But. lac
added ! trust too. that the people will mover consent
20 any Arrangement which does not insure
permanent peace TRANQUILITY unon aud Tho
qu"ntly spplauded darnz his address The Rev.
LYMAN Abbott the next speaker. and rcorcd 70 tho
necessity OF educating the coored people Of the South
order make them useful not only 10 themselves but
othorz Tho schoolhouscs rust be erected throug
South and Nth neiigsn Will como incrss ng
demand for the products OF tho land; thas motive
was needed 10 contributions towards tue work
the selfish motive present Ia the prospect crea-
ing the trade VI the North. rhs Fcnnsyl
yania branch of the Com mission has during the
year. supported sol schools with an abundance o 1000
| shout . bali million ~ supplies. IL tho
conir buttons liberal the commission bors 70 Ia.
/ crsass the work General Howard, who present.
made address, commanding the work aud explaining
the operations o. the Freedmens Bureau 10 come
with these voluntary associations for the education
| the blacks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-23
eREseH DIPLOMACY IN AMERICA.

Nspsleeu's Change Of Mis lister In WASH
tnGton.
By an imperial decree dated At g. Cloud 0o, a. 1896
the fcliovss changes among Others are male IN The
french diplomatic corps.-
Aaucta The Marquis de- Montholon. our Envoy
Exuagrdinav and Minister plenipoicntiafy near the
k assa stats q xu:rIca Is appointed as our Enyoy
hsYty the King Of Portugal, in piacs OF ~ Bourse,
spPssntsd - our Ambassador bis Imperial Majesty
Asf. " Bsrthsmy, our Epvoy Extraordinary. &C.,
es0 toe kmpsror Of tbina 10 appointed ~ our Envoy
Erunerdipav fnd mister Pisnipotsntisry near the
gnited rsAtss " Amer ca Ia place ~ ~ 10 Marquis De
Heetholen, Wpchled a. our kavey Extrscrdls~fy, &c
- h hAlsSg he Kias o. Portugal
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{ N Q | A N 0 +.

Tho United states Naval Seizures.
LONDON Nov. 81, 1864
Lord Stanley 10 reply to . letter In regard 70 the
ships seized By the United States government points
that no arrangement be made to consider such
claims
:, Sheer at United States Securities.
The London Times, In editorial this morning. says
that although the federal Secretary Of the Treasury
evss thas tho bonds OF the United States will paid
UelA Il would b. better II Congress would such
payment BY law.
The Rappahaansck Case.
LONDON, Nov. 81, 1890.
The Admiralty Court In the OF tho Rappshsnnock
has ordered the Of the United states gov
srnment 70 give security In the suit where they
plaintiffs.
The Rcform Agitation.
grand reform banquet took place At Mansbester last
night, 1t which Mr. Bright made powerful speech
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NV OyssLasD ftaaEsfu --tss Hs-is'n inioa
resessgh ContsnJ hsNs - 01~asi tasr n-~J saia.
pieled Las 0veisnf Z. 4a'srns - Drawer 60,
B,dse,. p.- ssa ~. svsntae ..gs f3sss. 80
Travelled M. nas : n s4stsr - " ~ los. 70
Yor, rAf,pis sna ". ~oi,b r.. TO iirs i
.yucasi ia ssrsf - nsna.r sst tbsrs vf psssabY 70
fftls ~ intsrfaplga 70 'ssXs 4Ae eWlsnt ~ steE
suh us TAEag = Wrattff Nt' tans y&nJ h4ff
s.s starss ttsf 49, tts t~i~t@H rst IaEs I'fY SO
hSnssf.. thus bsafanT go 4i'ent dssfNs n 80 isN
rtsty ,ste apset s9ly ). ~l.4 80 fssi X tNs
so4~xse.x m~GA
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Disaster at aea.

Disaster NJ aea.
Asrwsss, Nov 81, lss0
ras schooner Island Home, Richmond o. for the Rio
9raade. vM oapsizsd on Oct. O. Her crew we're taken
81 and brought 70 this port
Arrivals Dat.
QrExsrows, Nov. 2l-Eveniug.
ne steamship City Of Manchester. from ssw York
Hsvsusss I, touched s this port this afternoon and
psoussAs1 On her uay 70 Liverpool
sorruAxrros, Nov. 2i-Evenlna
The ssss.shp Deutschland, shich sn New York
nsvsassr No. has arrived 81 this port
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-23

Que Of the moa popular reces % ~ Gcrmsn language
was produced last plsh, at this theatre aud -as d.
scrvedy received with epbusiasu. u was DO Ma
chinenesner, by wsrauet, which abounds With songs
and dances, just suited % ssctts hearty laugh and
snord plesssn, ev'ninss entertainment 0ns
medley chorus. closing With ,he celebrated Liberty
chorus from Fideiic ~s particularly well srscu,sd,
and -eli msrssd The hearty applause accorded 70 u
The cast ~n vev lsrEa Among ths most prominsni
characters vas Edward Thompson, youps American,
lon psvsonatef By M Firs, Who rendered vell With
lhs sIosptica thai be ocaopay forgot the xagss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-23
ysuss sesy taasrM nsurursS CONVENTION.

BsLuscsa Nov. -, 1854
The Young hsns Christian Assccsfica cssyssisn
cestnucd Va season today Revolutions vsve adopted
declaring their dsapprovs ~ sny resrsfon u the sss
Ing legal sstbssk and rledgnz member Of the AsSocia
tiou iher esrnesi sOrs 70 prevent aay in
trferrncs with The rcsset ruhdAy isw ursirx Cbnssa
young throughout the land 70 organize assocs
IN villages iowns and cities where they Do not
They alec passed res0lutns ufsng all 70 srsr their
nusnce sgaps, the Or intoK slng iquors and
courage dsacns card ADD biisff pInyins basirr an
evil tscd~ucy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-23
TUE ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE.

MHHrmH, Nov a. 1oo0
special despatch TO tho Isnia,scA> to-day, frUGn
from fato Rock says:--A resolution introduced
into the Arkansas Legislature to-day calling the 0seN
ornor for formation In regard 70 The stemp 10 ovss
throw tho present State governmsnt The rssslutss1
vas called forth by tho calf signed BY few obscure -
divduas at Fort Smith. for the purpose Of nasosrstis
u now State government -
Tho Legislature IL attn unable 20 sleo, United statsA
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ia ,r uslt

Aaswy, Mo- ~ ls6S
ssgfsw from 8Yrsyst sssosroes ttsi ~ tbs 1aaai
lasta sGsi1 - rffsr a.a k&iH -. Y~s4ng ffe<y
- the rfessns ssss tss fscfss ~ ssss isns So
affssms 80 re~~spss fssu 10 I'd
sesygn sta14surs - etls.lS ~
Erwsfo sos "A is&
NJ y. al Bsssd n Tysss sgsAy fssass rssagsiya
a3efs.a - ~. fsfwat 1s~s en- % ssfrt@~~
sn6 y 30 asaWw y ~. @sts ofyts upys Their ~.
.tr.t nsxty ~ tss fosts s1ti1f ~ q.
sseh .sf af 80 seKs ~ -. gfss tstst ~ ave-
ths fsi fsriN-s - h.ssseiss psHS@fsg ~ 80
a p-gsgss sfosi al ss.ysi W - br~~s ~
4a~fu-
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Thnlia Theatre.

Humorssche ixadien was given at this theatre last
night. The two most prominent characters In the piece
two students NJ university. who impersonated
by Messrs Lohmann and Penner Tho former was quite
In his element such part must bc given quite natur
ally. Mr.. Penner, however, moved a II no wore on
wires; but grace never was his attribute Miss Fell
mann did her weeping well, and II occasional smile
interrupted the even tenor OF her feelings must DO
asoribod 70 An overflow OF amiablity Mr. Ahlfeldt
Kslinsky. college fas, played web and relieved the
monotony Of the piece BY his comic conception OF the
s.fy
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The doors OF this building wsrs thrown open TO tho
public lest evening for the ars time Tho hail. which IL
capable Of holding about SIX hundred persons, has .
very ohaste appearance the colorng both Of walls and
ceiling being vsy meat and tasty. The only fault
which can found with the room u the unusual
lownoss Of it, ceiling. owing to which It's acoustic
capabilities are Of anything but first order The In
auSura concert given last evening Was well attended
The programme was very attractive TO all lovers OF
operate music containing, rs did many gems Of that
peculiar class OF harmony. Madame Ga1zsniga sang
with her usual briliisncy the aria Come Beon from
Lucreza Borga, and "AAf Men Ffts' from Meyerbeers
Prophet. Both pieces received with raurous ap
piause and secured cncorcs. Madame Guzzaniga
was In capital voice. her first song giving fun
play TO its great compass, and the rendering
displaying to the fullest extent this artses superior
vocal power. signor Iimberti sang with considerable
expression, but now and then fell into almost too
hement STYLE at any rate, merng the smaness Of
the room and stage. Mr. j. r. Thomas gave "Boautiful
Isle OF tho Sea-" and "Simon, the Cearer' in good
style The latter WAS far tho audience expressed
themselves, decidedly the piece DE- tssancs OF the
Ing Messrs. Pease and Colby gained we'll deserved
encore to their duet for two pianos also did Sgnor
Garlbold to Hellcrs exile - The audience might
have been larger but could not certainly have been
appreciatlys and demonstrative.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-23
NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS AND rtus.
Probable Impeachment oi Governor Wells
Treatment Of the PRISONERS NJ the Dry Tor
taans. -

tasas.
Ssv osLsAss, Nov n 1899.
n IL rumorsd 10 conservative circles that on the
assembling Of the Legislature IN January. sror, will
be made TO impeach Governor Wells for attempting "a
subvsrt the State government
gentleman just arrived from the Dry ror'ugss 70.
ports the pr snpes subject TO severe treatment
aud that Colonel 81 Legsf Greenfe Of hOrgsns stan,
late OF the British army, N near death.
Flakes Galveston BuiLf,r which supported Governors
Hamilton Peasc and Bell and which u still the organ 81
the Union PARTY u Texas comes out to-day Ia distnct
opposlt On H. unit ersai or qualified negro suffrage
Tho Teras stay Aw, approved by the Governor. re-
quirss oil Judgments rendered beforc the lst
Of January, 1867 10 10 made 20 Tour annual nstAme1s
~ one foufth each
Senator DooliiIs rsiarnsd today from fsru "A
10 Washington.
General ko.aesn 10 In tho city on short visit,
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE

some Of he mosuins papers yesterday snseases4
that M IL Yturbids "bto,ss ~ MAMMALIAN" hsA -
rived sss York and wss sooarnns 81 the CsssssAs4
Bo,si Tho s,st.msn, tia, b. 10 bte,h~ d us A~s,
THAN prince 10 mis,ais - The would bs Asseas b.
psfor hss brother Il that psms TIE ssstissnAn q
tho Clarendon Is bfotsr % raseids. COO Of Ne eSsa
parsn, 70 tho Nsricsn throne wbo 10 quit eAfl -
now 10 Parts receiving hts sdaoaiion W ds Ysssst1e
os.s a b. present Wat . hi. eossiry Is ssissvs.
ihariss samues N o. ID. Westminster Ho,si.
Senator Tumbgh q Illinois. y a hs rnh svssse
r sherman, q oaio. i. q ne HonH.s Hoe.
Senator yorief. q reGEassca. Al the a. keAsiss
Hotel
ess.r.lJ otsss = :, % ns,,opsi's a n.':.
~ HOLLAND, sr- Al the nfsroor H0ass
------
,...,.. 10 n,s.-s = .rros. srsur stoos.
no ssE. ~ ss,a. 80 ~, IT,. $780,, ."s"g,.s
y .sss. ~ ~ smsaiaa ngiasse.'
-. 's,S rrrs :: ;;.:. ~. "a
~ YrbbS;:: :ssT,; .ot y-cg s,ssa
Me-: css 4. q. r. rs: 81: a,..:, s ..s
sCsafos . s''St'iass-. .sis, ~ srsssss
" rTgsrs E-g- s sfr:g- r.-..'."'-''- '.''
nts,:r. l..'H Ia s:.; I:
sss r.s,o., Il b.,a., .s..i
c,:ss.'S - - Pr ~, .. ! ne: rsv ri::;
re- ~. c: 80: . :ss., ""';.'ysf
.ssa' s''' - f-.siy sishss sr.~.
D~S,s..~ -.,.~.rs-, -.f... Al.., s,ass.-.s
-, 81" p Y. Li ~. r."
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