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THE EMO Or A LONG IaiGIc STORY.

From the Albany Argus, Oct 10
il ueary twenty years Hgo hat strange man wss
seen In tho ghborhoot Of the Parks on sunday n
summer brandish ng pistol and threatening 70 shoot
men and women In the streets HIS name was Timothy
Kelly, from Dubuque, Iowa, runner who had just re-
turned from New York. whore he had sold isrge qusn
tity OF lead He a madman and thought he was
pursued BY enemies seeking 10 get bis money. some
citizens endeavoIed to arrest him. He fed and tnoy
pursued, running through Eagle and down Beaver
street. As the foremost pursucr Mr. Muli approacned
him. the insane man turned and nrsd pistol at bin.
piercing hs forehead above the eye. Though fatally
wounded afterwards appeared Null was unconscious
OF the wound and closed with tho r. gttve, who drew
his knife and plunged IL through Mule body Imms-
distely young man, James Nahoney. sezsd stons
and threw with such force 10 strike Kelly sense
loss 10 tho ground Charles Philips then constable
since the victim OF another not less horrid tragedy
Ais2ed the PROSTATE murderer and carried him OIL -
jail Here his madness grew worse and application
TO the court he sent TO lunaiic asy um Orlando
Meads Esq, OF this city, was appointed his committee
and took charge Of the property soms 600 In drais
&c, which was found on bis person After while the
man escaped from tho asylum and fed, no one knew
where. His shattered intellect had received new
blow from remorse al bis crime, and he shunned
his fellow men aud lived, as has since beea
learned, like . hermit somewhere In thenipes.
whore he bad formerly abored Meanwhile the
family OF Null, VINO survived his two-fold wounds
nearly fortnight, brought suit for damages. Mr.
novel one He recovered verdict Of 81, 500, which
taken out OF tho funds found on the prisoner.
II was not till few months ago that the family o.
Kelly took steps TO the balance OF his properly
erty. and his family applied for guardian upon whose
application the money and Its accumulated interest was
paid After deductng the e. 500 verdict and the
cost OF his maintenance In the Asylum, the sum
amount OF misery and woe Of VII ch this was the
seed? For II lay tbs origin or the madness, the
crime and which after twenty years. leave
their dark traces still aosnaced. and still incomplete
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

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the PRESS reLeeRAMs.

The Days for Holding the Convention Election.
CHARLESTON. 8. c., Oct II. 1857
General Candy has fixed the 10th and 10th Of Novem-
ber the days for holding the election for Convention.
Secret Radical Convention mt Columbia
Mnrshal Ripping Withdrn~s In Disgust.
CoLUmBiA, s. c.. Oct II, 1851
In the secret session OF tho Radical Convention held
to-day, Mr. Epping, United States Marshal. offered
series OF moderate resolutions which wore adopted
Subsequently, after speeches by Messrs Bowen, Wright
Elliott and Others q reconsideration ordered, and
the resolutions wore defeated. Mr. Epping withdrew
from the Convention, being dissatisfied with its action.
Mr. Wright who opposed the resolution most earnestly,
10 colored man. who ct q former Convention introduced
. resolution insisting that the next Vice President Of
the United States should be negro
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

Light Vote Throughout the Sfare--DemO-
cratic Majority in san Frnnctsco-Reported
Probable Election Of the Republican Candi.
dates in the Interior.
Saw FRANCISCO, Oct IL, 1857.
Az the election yesterday ID 900 votes posd in
this city, the democrats carrying the entire ticket by
vote OF I, 400.
Partial returns from twenty counties give sprague
tdcmocra 1l0s majority; Fitzgerald tdsmocrau. SOS
majority spragues election is conceded, but Fltxger
AIDS Ia doubtful.
Judge Field, in the United States Circuit Court
day, Sentenced Eben Gupt, who convicted OF
slaughter for killing John Haswe second OF the
ship Fearless, TO three years Imprisonment.
The brig Advance brings cargo OF coal from tho
island OF Sagohen, Of quality corresponding 70 tho
Cumberland COAL II 10 the first received and there 10
said 10 be considerable quantity on the island
Cleared, for Liverpool ships Blackwell, with 80 900
With 25 900 sacks Charles A. Farwe g. o0c sacks
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Progress Of the War on the Parana-iseport
OF the Health Of UrQuixa.
LISBON Oct IL, 1867.
Tho mail steamer from Rio Janeiro has arrived at this
port.
Tho last advices received at Rio Jauero from the
scene OF war on the Parand were unfavorable. No
movement had been made and no preparations were
making for an attack.
The land forces OF the allies under General Nitro were
lying idle before the Paraguaysn forts and the Argen
tine and Brazilian fleets hemmod in BY the guns Of
Lopez and compelled to remain inactive.
The Braxiaus greatly discontsnted with the con-
duct OF the war; and the peace party was in tho ascend
ancy all the States bordering the Rio dc Ia Plata
IL was reported that General Urquiza was dead.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
FRANCE.

Immediate Intervention I'm Italo- Roman
tAMalrs-No Further Action with the Italian
Govornment-Omcia Charcoal gainst Italy
Deprcssion ON tho BOurse.
PARr. Oct ia N.
Just before the departure OF the Emperor from Biatz
his return TO Paris be summoned general council
Of the Ministers OF his Cabinet meet him ST. cloud
TO consider the condition OF affairs Italy, and decide
what action France should take In the matter.
The council was held yesterday the Emperor pre-
siding.
Tho result Of its deliberations . resolution that
France should immediately intervene for the settlement
Of the Roman question, but without acting any longer
In conjunction with tho Italian governments that end
The Aonitev Of yesterday in leading editorial
proaches the Italians for violating the OF Nations
disrcgardng the obligations Of solemn treaties, and
fostering dangerous spirit Of repubicanism Italy.
Owing 70 the continued disturbance in Italy and
prospect OF French Intervention financial depression
on the Bourss increases and rsntss steadily desn .
ing
PARIS. Oct. 17-Evening.
The Pdris this evening contains editorial arguing
that the Intervention Of France Ii necessary Italy
from revolution ana anarchy.
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CUBA.

Death Of an Onicer OF tho United Statos
Navy-Suppressi0n Of tho Riot In tho San.
tiaGo Pcnitontiary.
HAVANA, Oct II, 1851.
Commander George W. Young. commanding the
United States steamer Suwanee, died at Manzanilia
The revolt In the pensntiary 1t Santiago Dc Cuba
suppressed immediately.
Sugar dull; Dutch standard, No. 10, 81 reals. Ex-
change unchanged. Lard, l6k 10; NO transactions.
Arrived brgs Monckey, West and Caroline Kelly,
Portland Bailod for New York. briggs Vivid and John
Grimm; for Boston, brig Minnie: for Portland, brig
Antilles.
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new jury order was adopted !
GENERAL oRDx2s--SO. 100.
HEA nau.rruo seraSn Arrr.pw

HEADQusrKRs SECOND Military DISTRICT,
CHARLESTON, g. O.. Oct II, 1867. !
Upon tho representation OF the Governor OF South
Carolina that for OF sufficient time It will be m-
pract cable 10 empane ures in some OF the district and
circuit courts OF tins state accordance with the pro-
visions OF General Orders No So current SERIES from
these headquarters for the fall terms OF the
said courts, and thai delay In the administration Of
justice may result therefrom II is ordered:-
Fra-Tnat in all such district and circuit courts the
jurors already drawn aud summuned under tho pro-
visions OF General Orders No 80 be empaneled tor tue
trial OF all jury that may be set for trial At the
ensuing term OF the said courts The right OF cha-
ienge by reason OF non-regisraon to be allowed and
exercised as prescribe by General Orders No. 80.
ScondIn drawing juries at the TALL terms Of the dis
rict and circuit courts orhenext Of the said courts
the ues shall DO drawn from the lists oil all citizens no
have paid taxes for the current year and in the manner
prescribed by the laws the State and to the end
that The right Of challenge shall be effective the Sheriff
OF esch district VIII DO furnished with the list OF regis
tered voters In his district after the shalt have
been revised in conformity with the act OF Congress- OF
July TO- 1861 The execution OF Special Orders No. l10
suspended the revision Of the registration rs
Aforesaid has been completed.
Third-Whenever juues have been empaneled for
any district circuit of this State conformity wit
the provisions Of General Orders No. 50. such panels
shall be deemed and held 70 DO valid and effective panels
BY command OF
Breyet Major General ED. X. 5. CANDY.
LouIs V. CAzIARC A. A A. q.
Senior Romero ana family, with General Candy and
sta and number OF other officials and citizens, upon
Invitation OF the Collector OF the Port, went ex
cursion around the harbor In the cutter Racer
this afternoon and visited Fort sumter Castle Pckney,
Battery Wagner and other Notifications. The Wilder
expected tomorrow. despatch received from
the Collector New Orleans says the Wilderness len
the Passes at the mouth Of the Mississippi a hapast
two O'Clock Saturday afternoon for Charleston. Col
sctor Mackey has made all the arrangements tor expe.
nsded At the charleston Hotel this evening. . large
crowd In attendance.
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CALF ORNIA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

Tho Result Of the Judicial ElectiOns-Pr0.
bnblo Success OF the observation-disclosures
factory Operations mt the New AImadcn
Mines.
SAN Francisco. Oct. II, 1867
4:45 O'Clock p. NJ
The election has been very close. Tho republican cand
date may be elected for Judge OF Supreme Court but the
contest indicative OF political feeling in the State
short vote and personal popularity has had much
do with the republican successes.
Operations at the Almaden mine for months past
have proven unsatisfactory The expenses
OF receipts the of inferior quality the
prospects FOR the future uncertain.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS

SOUTHAMPTON Oct. 1.-The New York aud Bremen
line steamship Baltic Captain Jones' which left New York
on the LIST inst arrived at this port to-day and after
landing Der London passengers mails and freight sailed
for Bremen.
QuKgvsrowx. Oct. 1.-THE royal mail steamship Java,
Captain Noodle, which sailed from Boston Tho ON
inst touched at this port to-day and subsequently pro-
ceedsd on her voyage 70 Liverpool
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General Lersundi Declines 10 RuIc Cuba
Pleasing News from Chile.
MADRID, Oct. IL, 1907.
General Lersundi has declined tho viceroyslty Of
Cuba and the appointment has been offered to San Ro.
man.
Dispatches have been received here from the Spanish
expedition 10 the Pacific which slate that the govern.
msn OF Chile has manifested disposition TO enter
negotiations for tho restoration OF peace with Span
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GAMBIA

A Russo-Ccrman Note To th~ sultar
LONDON, Oct 17-Midnisht
II reported that the Emperor Alexander of Russia
and King William Of Prussia have sent joint note 10
the Sultan asking him 70 csds island OF Gambia 10
ths kingdom OF Greece
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MEXICO.

Santa Ana Sentenced 90 BRnishmont-Tho
Presidential EiectiOn-Porhrio Diaz Ahead
HAVANA, Cuba, Oct IT. 1867.
Advces from Vera Cruz state that the trial Of General
Santa Ana had resulted in sentence Of exile from the
Mexican territory for eight years
In the state Of Vera Cruz Pornro Diaz had received
majority for President
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ENGLAND.

Flow Of specie to France-The Bank Return.
LONDON Oct. II, 1867
Large amounts OF specie have been shipped from Lon
don tolPars during the past week. and the current still
continues In that direction.
The weekly returns OF the Bank OF England show
shat the amount OF specie in the vaults has decreased
Es47, 900 since tho last made on Oct. 10
Tho Fcnian AIarm-Col0neI Kelly Said TO
BE In London-The Fight for tho Champ ion.
ship.
LONDON. Oct II, 1867.
Certain evidence has come inio the hands OF the
Metropolitan Police authorities which leads them to
believe that Colonel Kelly who usd from the
prisoners At Manchester has not left the country
but 10 In this city; and detective force 10 actively
engaged In trying 70 discover his whereabouts and 80.
cure bis arrest.
Loxpos Oct 1i-Evsning
New rumors, some Of them quite absurd In circu-
latcn and serve keep mp she alarm about the Tsn
ana Tho government however, does not relax vigil
lance but rather increases precautions against any
possible disturbance outrage especially In Scotland
LONDON, Oct IL. 1867.
The prize light between Jenny Mace and Ned o'Bald-
wia which was prevented in England BY the arrest or
Mace. has besn postponed, and win come OF q, some
place on the French coast
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A ,Ioy Forever.

Who viii have ia Beauty secured by RAILWAYS REM
OyAIlSG RESOLvEAT. containing sassAparillis n-the
crystalline principle wherein reside All the virtues OF arsa
paa one bottle Of Resoivent contains
principles SaI than Of the large bottles
One TO sir bottles OF this wonderful purifier OF the blood
will change the most rspuve body covered with the
Sores Ulcers and other inrmes. to sound and healthy
condition. II makes pure blood clear Skin Sound
and hto Teeth, clean and regular Nails strong and rur
ant Hair. bright and clear Eyes and pure Breath
Those who It, however unfortunate they he In
sona appearance will realize its wonderful power i'm
parting health and beauty 10 ALL Price bottle 81
Tor six bottles. sold by druggists and by RADWAY Co..
No. 81 Maiden lane
Railways Almanac
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NEW NE xlCO.

Fight Among Hostile Indian Tribes.
81. LOUIS Oct IT, 1857.
lcttsr from Leasbury. New Mexico. dated ssptem
bsr g. says that the Comanche Indians attacked and
killed quite number Of Navsjoes on the Bosqus Ro
dondo reservation Of the latter The Comanches claim
the reservation their own and regard Navaoss
ty9sspassers,
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Address or tho Catholic Prelascs in National
Council.
DUsIM. Oct II, 1861.
The Roman Catholic bishops Of Ireland have issued an
address dsnounsing In strong terms the Protestant
Church establishment the system Of national sch eols
and Fenansm.
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,A.-Vniyersa Expo.isien. Paris, 1867.
grand gold medal for American Grand square aud
Upright Pianos By the unanimous verdict OF the Inter
Jury This medal Ia distinctly classified first I'm
oderlof all other American exhibitors. and
than four hundred pianos entered for by
nearly all the celebrated manufacturers Of Europe
NOS 100 and Ill East Fourteenth street, New
York
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ROME.

Froach Report Of the Loyalty OF tho Citizens.
PARm OCT II, 1867.
fhe Ao~s. in IT, issue Of this morning. asserts that
Che Inhabitants Of the city Of Rome Of the Papa
provinces loyal the Pope and only assistance
- drive the Italian invaders from the SOIL
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CANADA.
The Montreal Races.

The Montreal Races.
MONTREAL, Oct IL, 1867
Tho races commenced to-day. The Ontario stake was
won by Ino. The United Service stake was ~on by
Jack the Barber. Gray Hawk the tros In three
straight heats.
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usion-Ncxv NTethod m

washing clothes without labor The Hydraulic Automato
Clothes Washer and Boiler patented by Rev NJ W. Staples
February IL 1851 will wash perfectly any garment In i've
minutes Witness It's wonderful operation. VIII be on
hbtion Faris' Hotel Friday and Saturday 18th
18th. state aud County rights for sale ALFRED F0OTk
SONS CatskilL N. r., sole Agents for Patentee
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English Advice to King Victor Emanuel.
LONDON. Oct II. 1867.
Tho Times to-day contains long editorial on the Ro-
man situation. It says Primo Minister Ratazzi must
order tho national troops Rome and anticipate the
arrival there Of both the volunteers Of Garibad and the
regular troops Of France The article concludes BY de-
clarng that the bodsst policy the best Italy and
advising her 10 seize Rome then treat with France
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hidshipmsn Charlie. T. Arnold. Charles T. Hutchns
and Isaac Yass have been detached from the Iena-
pee and ordered TO the Aslatic squadron.
Midshipmsn John Rich has been ordered 10 tbs
Asiatic squadron
ipman Harrison, @ o Colby and C. O. Aiiibons
have been ordered TO the Piscaaque
R1s,CsED.
Midshipmeu a ~ Sey mour AMI George Ktonnaisr,
OF the Naval Academy, have resigned.
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First Lieutenant A. Mel. Crawford Thirty eighth 10
fantry bsen relieved from duty In the Frssdmess
Bureau and ordered 10 join his regiment
RESIGNED.
Captain James Cullen. Seventh infantry has resigned
AWAITING srBsiDrscs OF rus YELLOW ysvra
Al least one hundred and thirty army officers Ia
washington AMI elsewhere awaiting the suhsidencs
Texas
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A nInrvelOus Variety
: Ia Y0UNo LAbTEs' FANCY HATS
latsst importatons from Psrisl
At6ENtN'S SIS Broadway.

ACouvalsscenrs sistemsa, After Typhns rsvsrA. last
physician induced 10 try H0FF'S MALT Elk.
TRACT Its taste delighted could take II without
throwing Il on Afterwards ! could digest broth then
good appetite W: MAIDHoF. l5a Eldr,dge street. n X.
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rws LorpoS MosHy MARxsr ---Lorpor 0el I7-Evsn
ing -Consols closed ~ 20 ole for money. American
securities closed the following rates States
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A.. Why Is Phai0n's "Night Blooming
CEREUsn like ship running before the windt Because u
goes ahead with swelling sales -
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Tho Tam,nany Hall Nominu lions.

Tho Tnmnmny Hall NOminu lions.
The nomination Of candidates for county Offices by
the Tammany Convention took place las, night at the
temporary headquarters ia and 1ls Easi Thirteenth
street. large crowd had assembled before the build.
ing by eight o'clock and it not TIL half.past eight
that tho number OF delegates ha fully arrived and lhe
proceedings commenced.
Tho following is the list OF nominations made -
SheriG--James y Brien.
County Clerk-Charies Loew.
Supsrvisor-John Brice.
Coroncrs-Tnomas Conner, r. Keanon Mr. Finn.
Supreme Court--Albert Cardozo.
Superior Court-Caudius NJ. Mcneil, James NJ
Barbour
Common Pleas II. Brady
Marine Court-Gcorge NJ Curtis.
District Attorney-A. Oakley Hall
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A.
ladies. Dr. ooURAUps ITALIAN INDICATED soar
win eradicate all tan freckIes pimplss botchcs spots,
bots, and make white the darkest skin; hts far fsme1
Subtitle tho destruction
Huous hair. his Liquid Vegetable Rouge Will impsrt rosy
tinge the check lip. Al DR. FELIX G0uRAUD'S
tabishment, AS Broadway, brand
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state Convention of tho Young Mems
Christian Association.
LEWISTON, Me-, Oct IL. 1857
The state Convention OF the Young Mems Christian
Association. which has been In session In this city,
closed to-day with revival in the Pins
street church. An immense congregation wAs
impressiysiy addressed BY several gentlemen
among whom we're Judge Smith, OF Boston
Hon. g. r. Benson, OF brunswick, and Rev. Mr.. Tsnn
Of Portland letter was read from Hon. Henry VII
son, explaining that he was prevented from attending
BY an accident The Convention ha been largely 81.
tended and vas successful
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sk E%r shrIcnF assis rhS so- $40 per 'e

French Doctor. r.. Mouchel. $50 broadway.
Pupil OF RLcord cures all diseases, speclAtt.
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ROYAL Havana I.ottery.-prizes Paid In
gold Information furnished The highest paid foe
Doubioons and all kinds OF Gold and SILVER
TAYLOR CO. Bankers. IS Wall street, n <
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A.-YounG Genfiemen's Fall Hat; Not Lass
spring STYLE tho style, but the fall
Jsunty and stylish. NARSOCk, 5l9 Broadway.
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Lea & Pcrrin's sauce.-Dclicions with soup,
6sh, game, meats, &c
JOIN DUScAN's SONS Agents for tho United states.
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Reports from the Scat Of War.
FIORxxCz Oct l7-Afternoon.
Reports are hourly received Of skrmishes and fights
bstwsen the Papal troops and the Gabaldans but the
accounts conflicting, II 10 difficult to say which
side has been most successful In these encounters
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DcciinatiOn or MIR. Hurlburd, the Republican
Candidate for Comptroller.
OGDESsPrRG. N. Y. Oct IL, 1867.
Mr.. 7. G. Hurlburd. the republican nominee for
Comptroller. reached homo yesterday morning via Que
bee, from four months absence In Europe He was
lrst informed Of his nomination on his arrival hare.
Ha has to-day sent his defamation OF his nomination TO
the State Committee. This decision accords with the
wishes OF Mr. Hurlburds constituents IN this Con.
gross onai district
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Crsstadcrc's Hair Dye.-The Best Ever Mas
ufactursd Wholesale and retail; also applied 81 No
Aafa Hausa
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A.-Bright's Disease Of the MISUNDERSTANDING
LANES GREAT INDIAN REMEDY nfailbly all
Diseases Of the Kidneys Depot los Broadway New York
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Republican Senatorial Non

Republican Senatorial Nominations.
The republican nominating conventions met last nigh,
to select candidates for the senate with the follow
ing results
Fourth Dstrict-Adjourned.
Fifth Dstrict-W H. White
Sixth Distrct--Adjourned.
Seventh Dtstrict-Wilso Bergman.
Eighth District-AdJouTned
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Boys. de-. esp sis- prss. Sf6rRs is aon :s sca
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Tho Very Highest Prize, the Cross al the
Legion the rcpresentavs o. Tue
CROvRR A BAKER SEWING MACHINES al tns Ekpo-
sitition Unverselie Paris, 1851