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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

Common sense has won victory in the
Legislature; the Broadway Surface bill IS
defeated. For this result we thank Gov.
FentOn, to whose firmness our citizens owe the
preservation of the great thOroughfare
of New-York. His veto of the first
bill made the friends of the job only the more
resolute to force it through the Legislature, and
the second bill was framed 50 as to obviate
some of the Governors objections. But the
great objection was to any surface railroad and
could not be overcome. Gov. Fenton's message
stated the case so clearly that though it did
not convince the friends of the measurc-for
the injury such a road would cause was well
known when the bill was passed alarmed them.
They did not dare to pass 1t over the veto. 1t
was originally passed by Is to 10; it was lost
yesterday by "a to 6. We presume some of the
gentlemen who voted for the bill yesterday
were permitted to change their votes, in the
fond hope of obtaining some of the credit of
its defeat. The following comparison will,
however, plainly show who were and who
were not willing to force surface railway in
Broadway, against the will of the people Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17
wears the badge of loyalty has the right to


vote.
While this measure, with others of great inn
portance, like The Militia BILL the School bill,
&C., was pending, a State Convention was
called, which met in Nashville to nominate
candidate for Governor No sooner was it
evident that the colored lOyalist was TO be en-
franchsed. than all The Radical Republicans
throughout the State joined most heart
lily in the project, and it is safe to
say that never, in the Ehistory of Tennessee,
has there been a popular Convention surprising
this in point of numbers enthusiasm, intelli-
gence, and thorough devotion to the principles
of republican government freedom, and educa-
ton. OF course, Gov. BrownOw was renORi-
mated by acclamaton
We have thus given an outline OF some Of
the events of the last two years in tennessee,
and it will be seen with whc.a neroism fine trnhe
Union men there h r,.,e struggled until now, by
one grand cct Of justice, they are led to see
Daylight on the misty mountain-tops.
Where before all was black as midnight darkness"
With these triumphs, so hardly won. Tennessee
has bright future, and what has already been
done by her Republican party-not by that
Of Mr.. Etheridge-should be an example and
announcement to loyal men in every South
ern State .-.r-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17
TIE VOICE or IN OLD MN

There Is ferQciOus old gentleman who lives
III Mcmphs-aged, but blOOdthirsty, and gifted
with the power Of asking the most tremcn-
dOus questions that were ever propounded
since Oliver Twist asked if Inc cond have
more soup. He writes for The Memphis Appeo,
making that terrible paper more terrible
There never was such an old man for italics
and capitals; words cannot express his indig-
nation, and tho largest letters but feebly ex-
hibit his thirst for Human Gore Who he ia
we DON'T know what he is he tells us in tlts
startling paragraph:
"As one of the fer old men who lived breatlied.
and had being ssvi;ii GEORGE WASHINGTON
lived 9na E,sathed, deaIg ihe rig. e saDn,. VIZ
who Cypress our native Land--StMNER, STEVENS.
and WADE, and TO their cOadiutors'"
Here is a phenomenon, not only an old man.
but one of the few old men who lived when
Washington did twas everybody young then y:
not only one of the few old men who lived,
but who breathed; not only who lived and
breathed, but who had being. Certainly such
an old gentleman as this has the right 10 de-
mand anything he pleases, and this is the fear
full question he asks:
"Have your Excellencies. in truth como 10 tbc
grave conclusion that the masses of the A,aerioam
people North or South, East or Wes have become *,
ine6a6,g stupid SO recklessly regardless of the
blood purchased CONSTITUTION of their departed
Fathers as 70 cringingly acquese in your late pro-
mulgated INFAMOUS RECONSTRUCTION BIZ
CREE, and to flee across the wide Atlantic in search
of another RUNNYMEADEp
Never was such a question addressed to any
trembling and fear-smitten Triumvirate. viii
Mr.. Sumner, or Mr.. Stevens or Mr. Wade re-
plyP What can they sayf "Barlis is wllin',"
might not be respectful answer, but Let
'em rip" though undignified might express the
general sentiments of the people. But the old
man is ready for such an answer; expecting it,
he exclams:
"Iay not rascals that hattering JUNCTION to your
souls The voice of old man utters these words OF
admoniton PAUSE DEsIST !-or another RUNNY
MEDE will be found much nearer HOME
But alas! we fear that even the voice OF an
old man will not stop Messrs. Sumner, Stevens,
and Wade, in their reckless and desperate
career His thunder tones will not convince
these abandoned Radicals of the dangerous
proximity of another Runnymede," and if We
might advise such desperate and venerable
antediluvian we should say to him: "Draw it
mild" and commend to him the example of
another aged and respectable gentleman who
was confronted with one of the most danger
Gus of domestic animals
There was an old man who said, How.
Shall fee from this horrible GOVT
will sit on this stile, and continue to smile,
Which may soften the heart Of this cow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

A SHARP ANswER.-ln the liquor-law inves
tgation IN Boston, Mr.. c. A. Richards, liquordealcr
was called To testify. When his attention called TO
the law and he was asked how he could justify himself
as professedy good citizen, IN daily violating II, In
lawyers, and cergymen justify themselyes for daily
much 10 be said the way Of cross-examnation after
that. lCoih AdN.
suppose the investigation had concerned
houses of i'll fame, and Mr.. Richards, being the
keeper of one of them, had been asked the
above question, and had answered, "ln the
"same way, i suppose, as legislators, Judges
"and other eminent citizens, Justify themselves
for daily tempting me to violate it, would
The Commercial have hailed THIS retOlt as con-
clusiyef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17
OBITUARY..

THE RIGHT REV. JOHN TIM0N, BISHOP or BCFPAiO.
A dispatch from Buffalo announces that the Right
Rev. John TmOn Roman Catholic Bishop of that
city, died at his residence at $40 o'clock last night.
of erysipelas. Bishop TmOn was a native Of this
country and consccrated Bishop OH the nth OF Octo'
ber ls47 He was the first Bishop "a the Diocese Of
Buffalo. which comprises the northwestern counties
of the State Of NewYork and has rapidly grown I'M
der the administration of Bishop Tmon counting in
1866 50 secular priests 36 priests of religious orders.
l6j churches 30 stations ecclesiastical institutions.
b clerical Students male religious Institutions IN
female religious institutions, literary institutions
for boys literary institutions for girls lG charitable
institutions and Catholic Observation-Disclosures at
10000 Bishop Tmon was greatly beloved by people
of all gious denominations. and his death is uni
vcrsally regretted The body will be laid in state
at the residence until after Holy Week. aud then bo
removed to the Cathedral oil Monday, and buried on
Tuesday.
REV. DAVID d. FIELD.
TRIsuSE
STOCKBRIDGE. Mass, April l6-Rev. David ID. Field,
ID. d. for many years pastor Of the Congregational
Church i'm this town. died suddenly at his residence Ia
this place last evening aged Sc years.
(Nr Field was the father Of Cyrus W. and David Dud-
ley Field OF this City.-ED.
HENRY BOWEN.
PROVIDENCE April 16-Henry Bowen q venerable
citizen this city. died this morning. He Secretary
Of Rhode Island for 80 years. from 1879 10 1872
and previously for two years was Attorney General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

of the State. On the Democptic side
Judges Moncrief Cardozo, and ingrahaii'
S. S. Cox, George TiclnOr Curtis Erlstus Cor
ming, and Amasa j. Parker, attest the amount
of carnestness which the Democrats have
put into their ticket. The Republican
side shows such names as Hamilton FISH,
John A. King. Francis Licbcr. Controller
HilIhouse cx-Licut.-GOv. NvOrd, IIGato Bal
lard, l.. II. Tiscock. John II. Reynolds, IRE
spective of those belonging to the nominations
at large There is work to be done, ana
we urge tho necessity of doing it well Every
voter is responsible for the character OF the
men to whom he intrllsts the revision of the
State Constitution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

The long trial of Admiral PcrSano who COM
manded the Italian fleet in the battle at LISA,
has been concluded, and, in accordance with
the verdict of the COurt-MaItial, the Admiral
has been sentenced to be cashiered from the
naval service for incapacity and dsobedience.
The sentence agrees with the almost unanimous
opinion of military writers on the battle of
LISA, both Italian and German, who convict
Persano of having committed the most stipend
ono lIundor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

The Minister of the United States of Colon
ba at Washington claims to have received
news from his Government to the effect that
the conflict between the President and Con-
gress has been settled. We doubt whether the
agreement if it really has been arrived at, will
he of long duration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers. $40 per annum.
SEMI-WEEKLY TRIMNE Mail Subscribers. "a per an
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, 81 per annum
Advertising Rates.
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Terms, cash in advance.
Address, THE TRIBUNE Now-York.
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clusivef

In all but four districts of the State the Re-
publican nominations for the Constitutional
Convention have been made out. Both parties
have put forth some of their ablest men. and
we expect to see fair gathering
of tho representative political intelligence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

~ articles on the Central Pacific Rdiirodd
and the Duchy of Lurcmbug the weckly report
from the Bureau Of Vital Statistics, ont Door
Sports, Personals, Girl Court reports. the
Money Article, and the Markets noW be found
on the second page, and Literary Items on the
sirfL ,10P
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

The Senate yesterday, after an extended
debate on the character of the Presidents ap-
pontments extended the time of adjournment
until tomorrow. This gives MIR. Johnson
opportunity to name fit men for several I'M
nnltant offices.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS

notice taken Of Communications Whatever
intended be authenticated BY tSe and address
Of the wrer-no necessarily for publication but guaranty for
hs good faith
All business letters for should be addressed TO "THa TaIB
UNKi NewYOrk
essB,t undertake o return rejected Communications
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

Gen. Grant, Secretary Stanton. and Gen.
Pope are to be served with subpcnas az wit
nesses under the Georgia bill of injunction,
which can, at least bore our officers IL
pOWerless TO impair their authority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17
Bnslness Noiiee6.

The GORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Providence R t. inform the trade shat they " pro
full
WARS Of description OF superior
quality desgns The base is Nickel Silver
Silver thickness that they possess
solid silver in utility and from beauty Of design and
superior finish undlStnguishSble from It,
The Manufacturing COMPANY refer with confidence 10 the high
reputation hey established in the production Of SOLID SLyEk
which been for engaged and t no."
public they viii fully sustain that reputation BY the pro
ducon ELKcrRo WARTS Of such quality and extreme dura
by will entire satisfaction to the purchaser All htes
H.ds b. them stamped thus;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

may be giving infnitesimal doses in the New
York Hospital, without legislative aid or statute
provision. As we ourselves shall he dead by
That time, we calmly dismiss the subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17
1,N1rrp srArEs surREME couRr.

NJ TEL sGRAPH TRIBUNE , -
WASHINGTON, April l6.-The argument III the c's.
Of O'Ne plaintiff In error agt. Kirkpatrick was oo"
cluded and the prize case the Sea Lion agt the NO
states was taken up and will proceed tomorrow w.
az Will follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17
GORHAM PLATED WARE.

SPRING DEBILITY. A PERMANENT TONIC
Al this time Of year almost every feels the necessity of something to
tone mp the system taking alcoholic smuans should in
yigo the detatei system the natural tonic element Of
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP,
ar Protected Solution Of the ProtOe Iron which vaies and co.
r,cb.. the blood By supplying With its Life Element IRoS
Being free from any fO its esrgisHg Elects are NOT &
tO corresponding but permanent infusns STRENGTH
yooW and NEW LIFE into parts system and building
kEOS cOSsrrrUrION
FOR DYSPEPSIA DEBIrT and FEMALE WEAKNESSES the Peruvian
Strip specific page pamphlet sent Free The genuine has
"PERuvllS SYRUP blown in the glass
J. P. DISsxoRE, Proprietor. No S Dey St, NeW'YorE
Sold by al druggists : = -
We regard Mrs. WNsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
as invaluable for the purposes which designed 'nd would
have ii If its price were double what 1t y Hs shall DO al
In our power to introduce among friends end aquaint'nees
lHeuy Hitchcock, surbrdge, mass y believes tb' eh'
from pain soaeus guns reduces inflammation cures wind colo
and sure to regulate the bowels gives rest and health to th
child and comforts the mother.
lie sure and call for
"MRS MISSIONS SoorHSG STRIP"
having the fac smile Of Curtis PERKINS" the Out'd
wrapper AT others are base limitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

The Senate also sustained the veto of the Cen
trail Fare bill, by the decisive vote of 90 to 8,
a rghtful acknowledgment of the arguments
against an increase of rates. The defeat Of
the bill does not injure the Central Railroad
Company, while it is unQuestionably an adyant-
age TO the travelling public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

WENDELL PHILLIPS will give an address upon pub
lie affairs in the Brooklyn Academy OF Music o."
Tuesday evening. April %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

FLOOD IN LOUISIANA.
NEw-ORIRANs April i6.-The Opelousas kai1l'a'>
is oyerflowcd and travel has been susy1Sdcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

AMERICAN (WALTuAM) WATCHES. e..
TIIE Is TIE WORLD.
Sold BVerTwhere
BEEBE g. Co. FASHIONABLE HATTEiis.
Have ius, isSred The Spring ard summer styles iof
GEST's HATs No. 100 Broadway
WHAT IS THE USE or PAYING SUCH HIGn
IRENUnsl
Get Circular Of AMERICAN POPULAR LFE ISURAEcEcoHPANr
and see how chesply they will insure YOU
Now the time to iool advantages they offer When the
market is 50 dull high premiums under the old sems
hard 10 nay VoU anysg be erased and have the
price fixed you in town. the Officers will be gsd to see
you al the Central Office Of Broadway aud Canst lycu
in the county call Agent You will time aud trouble
They insurance cheaper allow forfeiture Of premium sud very
slight restrictions to travel
increasing rapidly day Last months business
was By far the best since their organization.
Their Circular tells the story Of Life Insurance plain English Call
write for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17
THE FRANKLIN BRICK MACHINE,

Jasf celebrated perfect simplicity great strength and immense
power with eight and two horses
sfsnper 6s eaJ 800 elegant brels hour
J. II REsicK Proprietor No II Broadway, n Y, Room ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17
u
soRHAhUoto

And all u f guaranteed feel particularly 70
cali e attention purchasers above trade mark their designs
extensively initiated These goods can only % "
cured from responsible dealers throughout the county,
Being the introducers of the celebrated PLATED
wlHH Of the GoRHAn above advertised We
Offer entirely stock from which desirable 'eee'
tioos can he made STARR MARCUS,
No p JOhnst.
GORHAM PLATED WARE.
hu assortment Al As Low PRfCKs a other house.
Howard & Co. No GIG Broadway n T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

Get rid of a Cold at once by using JAYNE's
RrEcroRAsr all Pulmonary and Bronchial affections
Roli ererrKherA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17
CoLGATE's HONEY TOILET SOAR.

This celebrated TOUR SOAP in such universal demand mide from
materials SCENTED, and extremely
EHssyciAL upon the skin For sale by all Druggists ana
fsncV Goods Alers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17
Nem'Work Dailp Gribmtre.

WEDNESDAY,. APRIL II, 1867.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17
HULL's BAY Rum SOAR.

Healing. Fragrant, Durable. Sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17
THE EUREKA BRlcx MACHINE

hes sppdd Brick hOp 9th only Hn Sea and one par
80 hour by seam power Hos no oomp1e pahtTy
10 be oeang breokiRg dvn Its nmhclJ ana
veous power the approval every expert al sgh
We challenge the world 20 produce its equal
SansIdtiOS guaranteed % on Dsrchds,rs
AsEAN REeUA General Agent No l4l Broadway, n y
Doors SHOES, and CATERS at HUNTS No.
Broadway and best assortment Of custom made
city Also order at short notice French Doors
Fg.nf's pavf. aks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

DODWORTH HALL
THIS BvRNING-M HARTZ TIKI ILLUSlOEISE The Automa
ton BBscanOieur, PrOeus. Floating Head, etc
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-01-23

A Beersr On llerseeack.

Iohnsons veto asgauaent oa The Negro
xsffraspe question 50 HSt - mech against ne
yra suffrage "a t - kor The rrsaesple 81 =
b,r,t.a governing class. who shall Judge
tAc casSseity Of the resa OF the people 30 be
admitted H. the pVivisegc ~ suffrage. and
cx,lusle them al its discretion. He SAYS
" ID much n The came saFt-
Tho exercise of the elective franchise 10
~, highest Attrieate Of an American citia
rrn. aud whet gaidcd by vtrtRc, intelligence,
patriotism and popular appreCist1on o.
oar institutions, constitutes the true eSAss
Of > tSevcrn,ncni IN which the sovereign
power is kxisca 10 Tho heay Of the people
lls ;Baa-ace eor EDed penesssTsly depends
anon the elevated character and patriotism
~ me ,,lecsor fcr 4 eScrcSscd sy persons
Who .ln aa; lastly estimate il. nataHe ard
whn Ar, indifferent "a &c It's results Il wv
,nfv rsrv, as a n,eSrss ~ rlAe5hx power ~
the hands NJ the pnFEiaclPled and aSrh'''ons'
.zs must ercniaafy end 70 the complete
s.,.tru.,ras ef thst liberty 81 which Il shonid
n, thr sas.sf powerful conseTvS'oTs
ghvs the governing clsss must So thss
d. elective franchise y keTs in al elevated
.,,p.s,;,,n and ,lat ~, persons who do rot
,,s,1,, eas;,assa IL nAtsrC, aud who are in
4, fs,r,.,t L, rs T,~,,ltS. shall bc admitted -
Ars he stated standard foy interest IN is
results - what . commonly called q stake
in lhe y.rartT-y that 70 pFcrer's interest
The yuia ~ restricting suffrage by 'nie'h-
l-euce and hv a., interest IN The tsoveTnfncel
wsH ai'aW thc privileged class 10 tf a. htai-
III ~ Ia MAY desire
Whtlc the Liberals in England arr arg
,nr the exts-nsicn ~ the SahraEe- ara are
e,,.argiar their arguments by The example
e ,he srsr,,s,ss 81 the bScA8est saHfAtyc IN
The 1 nltai siss -, wc have spurious Dem
ORA, IA the executive offee OF this kSpah
Iir !apaelv reitcra,irg az the worn uut pa
ttasie. n favor Il = restricted geveTn'ns
class
Ars.ysg-a,ss Trirssrlrs never s,sUnd So
rasanlv - xheR sheF carac from Tie Haeslh
OF 5 gas democrat who. having been iiitca
NJ. ,i,,.s,is~s h.s class Rny1 Ears fSsn aacH
brought np la sayal Esaer~ 10" ~oF'a cse
si.srs.-a bat whrn \ acu7cCraiic defi'a
.,5-aa whss<e ascent fraR the bottom AHS
f,a.r tv he rpast fsisoTae Battery al 'he
f,,.,y,s sgztil public calamity raised h''n %
power. :urus upon hls oWH sort and talks
"a. r.e relt.sty e keeping tie governing
rsvrrr s,sr-stpd sieve the igpSsaHi masses.
h. essay 81 ar5siorracy - - ridiculous A4iu
Disgusting, - The performance q Sis, ise
5,,.Eken tinker. wis, q AlIc dead crahE,
v-,s f,r a ank, placed IN al the aPpc7rt-
ra,.rt- 81 a k5ry. ana made 10 HeiisTe Nhrh
he awaA,,3 that nc had JAS csuso t. h's
rl-hf ~ nd CaciEEsfi Gate'fc-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-01-23
EVERYBODY
DANIEL r. B0YST0S.
DHlsluIAS AND stIRs; ROS.

tsa ~ sase 81 N. r.sEassss ~ uSs hso% sSs sAos
ssa fssstsa.sis sI.eas - ha 81 sssas=s
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-01-23
Docron WHITTIER.


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D0CTOn WHITTIER. Nfl ?,
A REGULARLY BRED PHYSICIAN,
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szsssA t~ssshstsss ~ sssssf - - 80 ss 49, sss-
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se.s. .-sA Lisas Hs.s s~ss ss-s Ihs ss-fs' 1t
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c. s.s ss>1ss .tss sAssssF-. ~ fAs s-ss.>s ~
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DANIEL r. BoYNToS.
IIHlSlUIAS AND sHRG ROS, ys.
"a. =. sssse .s "a. ...EaNss< n aSs sss@ssSs ssss
ssa fsssssstsasy ss.<aI, ssp. ~ hH 81 sssa~s'
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MEDICAL.

nR mo. N BOYD TENDERS HIS
Fsss.-sa-ss - 80 $50
asstr ass~.i sss~&ss gree fss sass>S. $40 s~sarFs
-. os. go a IzrAs ass~- es'ssss ell ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-01-23
oHANOBRY COURT shoro,

LAMA s.lstsssa a. sA. ss.iiA "a Jahs o Zee
AZ AsA 70 sad a. EsaFs - gass Gsssss4 ar<'a
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING
frsiH thH silssstAsss u sosskssiaasn b4ll teal
Eis.s5d b. o. lsesa sna gais tinsta FsAsats
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Il CssFs sa stsIS - TsHHrs, ~ yseksossssgs. tss
fsuffb bsE5sy u ApFii 1881 4ha s h4st ASa5sE ~
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s h. sksh ta sasss1 % tA ssa sy stI
~ pEaarsars al tssg EzFts. ttsa4 halss ts&5
Issouhef d 1881. 81 b. HAHT g. n.