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The New York herald., 1867-04-02
TRIUMPH OF MORALITY
THE wooIlY HORSE TICKET DEFsATeO
De emOcratic State Candidates
Elected.
The Humbug Barnun Rspudiatsd-.-Thrss
Democratic Congrenmsn Chosen.
n. "a. d.

The election yesterday in Connectcut was one
Of the NEST animated that has been held in mum.
Der Of years. The close vote Of last spring
induced the democrats to come out in their might
and endeavor to bring tho Stats back ints the
ranks Of the faithful, from which shs has
been absent for some years. They were greatly
aided by the immoral dead weight which had
been forced upon the republicans in the Fourth
Congressional district in the shape of a
swindng Snowman, and, a. will be seen
by tho returns published below. their energies
have been crowned with success and the repubn
can party in that State have been taught lesson
that they will not speedily forget
The following are the names of the democratic
State officers chosen for the ensuing year,
Governor. r....................Ja James +. English.
Lieutenant Governor. .Ephraim II. Hyde.
Secretary of State. ..Leverett E. Pease.
Treasurer. r..................Ed Edward s. Moseley.
Comptroller. ............... Jesse Oney.
The following are the names of the Congress-
men elected
First District-Richsrd D. Hubbard, dem.; gain.
Second District-Julius Hotchkiss, dem.; gain.
Third District-H. II. Starkweather, rep.
Fourth Distrct--Wm. II. Barnum, dem.; gain.
The following comparative table Of the vote
for Governor gives but a faint idea of the actual
result, as the vote in nearly every county is
incomplete -
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NEWS FROM ARIZONA.

A Train Attacked and Captured by Indians .
Near Date Creek, and Three Mes Killed.
SAX FRAScrsoo. April !. 1857
Late advicss from Arizona represent the Indians 70 be
troublesome.
On the LIST Of March the Indians attacked train re-
turning from Prescott TO La Paz In tho vicinity Of Date
creek and killed three men, wounded one and captured
tweutyfour animals four guns three pistols and three
hundred rounds Of ammunition Date creek, the
OF tho massacre. formerly military station. rhe
people Of Arizona complain Of the indolence OF the mil
itary and the indifference Of the government 10 these
outrages
The New York herald., 1867-04-02
Conservative Cenvensien at Nashville.

NASHVILLE Tenn, April !, 1857.
conservative convention was held in this place to-
day. Judge Grant presiding Judge Whiteworth and Mr..
williams colored man. vere tho principal speakers;
the former enforcing the views he recently pat forth In
letter respecting the policy OF accepting the situation,
fully recognizing the negro q citizen and voter and
inviting him 70 participate In political msetings
Ns Williams tsek tho ground tha& tho owners Of the
coil and the aboters wore identified ia interest, and
shoud cooperate for the EsoA or caeh ether and the
coantry. 10 believed The Southern Waa the ueeros
best friend Mr. Williams from Pennsylvania, and has
served In the federal army. Esfs4 H MsE.EN
Tho convsntien ssdopted . resolution requesting
colored votsr 70 hold meesnE ard appoint dccgatss
90 the STATE Conveuton which assemblies here the
18th instant TO nominate candidate for Governor
The New York herald., 1867-04-02
SOUTHERN VIEWS.
The Distracted Politicians in Too Much Of a
Hurry.

Hurry.
from the Nafchez fdiss.) Courier, March TO-
What is the necessity OF this hot haste Why this
commotion among politicians and In newspapers TO in
duce the people 70 do certain things at once Six weeks
Senator Acorn received the coidcst or shoulders
from the Legislature for having thought that the four
teenih amendment was not a. bad II had been sup
posed Even the honored Sharkey, whose name for
purity and truth was household word, had but few
friends and yet already find the most ultra Of former
State rights secessionss not merely willing 70 submit 70
or that our own people are because they have 70 DO
sol but anxious TO foresta the orders OF Congress- and
themselves put the Congressional machinery in oper
alton.
fore Virginia and Alabama are Congress is about ad-
iournng not 70 meet again until fall and week or SO
will show how much more OF hate or vengeance she In
sosts over he idea that rush il being made At the
south 10 embrace Congressional overtures the moment
the price required s believed TO be sscerained Il mere
representation In Congress was such ''be-all and
an end.all,n why did we withdraw IN such hurry
in 1907 II Congressional tyranny Ia such bug bear
why c ws 60 ous nS q onv ns oGe
against usf These questions viii spring up when such
letters s we have read are published from men who
which once adopted, with an unanimity unparalleled
devotion never equalled, consancy as glorious an
that Of martyrs and herosm unsurpassed that people
laid down life, properly and happiness TO sustain
TO the bitter end Of that unhappy but noble struggle
The supreme Ceurt shiverins In the wtsd.
From the Charleston Courier. March 26)
BY the power OF this law and the force Of its
inherent might the Military Reconsiruction bill has been
placed upon tho statute book Of the country statcs in
response thereto have become districts And It's pro-
visions, regardless OF appeal denial 60 into immediate
and practical operation. The people Of the South are
the passengers on ship, IN whose voyage control
they have hitherto been denied any potent voice or
opinion.
Unconstitutional as are the provisions Of this bill they
will be enforced Passed the veto OF the President
he has announced his determination 70 carry them into
effect The Executive Department therefore, nctwith
standing It's constitutional objections will scarcely be an
obstacle in the way OF the measures thus scaght 70 be
inaugurated As for the Supreme Court u sits shiver-
ing 10 the wind It's orscles are shifting and uncertain
The sounds that reach that ts tendencies TO
declare that s for Congress alone TO determine tho
political status OF commemorative. II sits pJweriess
amid the wreck and change which the has involved
The attack upon is members and its authority BY the
journals snd Organs Of the dominant nary have rom
dercd Il tenlsmalcsi and douh9ul
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CaARIxsroH, g. g, April l. 1867
Another street car dculty occurred this afternoon
Two negroes got made street car and refusing 70
leave elected by the police They fsrcby resssed
bet overcome and lodged in the station hca.o;
thereupoa the negroes outside became dsordery usEl
brckbsts and threatened to rescue them In the
several parties were injured Information rrsnpiy
sent &c heacquArers and squad Of regulars ,rersrsi
took charge or Ave OF tho rngieadsrs Tte matter
viii bs investigated before the Provost Court tonones
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PROPOSED REBUILDING OF TINE uNofll HOTEL.
81. Lours. April ], 1s6;

81. LOUIE, April ], 1901.
meeting was held tonight to devise measures to
rebuild the Lindell Hotel II was attended by many Of
the prominent citizens and capitalists Of the city,
and the most determined spirit was manifested
That the project should be carried successful issue
about $3.50 900 were subscribed the spot, and COM
mlttess composed Of wealthy influential men we're ap-
pointed TO solicit subscriptions from owners OF property
adjacent and 10 the city at iarge said commit
tee to report the meetings from night 70 night until
the required s raised Edgar Ames will put in the
land and material the spot at fair appraised
valuation, and take the whole amount In stock. The
rebuilding Of the hotel 10 assured
The New York herald., 1867-04-02
EFFORTS 70 PREVENT THE HOLDING Or A CONVENTION IN
MARYLAND

BALTIMORE April I, 1887.
Applications have been flied by certain persons en-
Joining the Sheriff from holding any election for the
convention authorized by the late Legislature To-day,
in the Superior Court Judge Martin said he was ready
to give his opinion and intmsted he would dismiss the
bill The compianaus' counsel not fling notes OF the
argument, the case was postponed
The New York herald., 1867-04-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The London Money Market.
LosDos, April Moon.
Consois for money open at o.
AMERICAN sscUnrrs
not quite firm at the opening ~ at the close on
Saturday. There has been slight decline in all des
crptions The following are the quotations.
United States fve-twenty bonds ds................T5
Illinois Central shares. .ISz
Ere Railway shares.
LONDON, April 1-2PM
United States iyetwenty bonds have declined since
the oDening, and are quoted AZ TAX.
LONDos, April 1-E7ening.
Consols for money .....................9l .9l
United states hve-twenties. TAX
Erie Railway shares. .3pA
Illinois Central Railway shares. es...............:..V
The Continental Bourses.
LoSpos. April Moon
United states bonds opened at Frankfort at 7sX and
q Paris at 84ss.
FRANKFORT, April 1-Evening.
United States bonds have declined Y per cent, and
close at 78.
Tho Liverpool Cotton Market.
LvxRPoor, April Moon.
Tho cotton market is Arm st the following quota
tiens
Mddng Upiands. .lsd. l3kd.
hiddling orleans .......................I .ISId -
The sales to-day promise to reach IL, 600 bales
LrvxsrooI, April La n.
The cotton market has become considerably more
active and the sasss Of tho day are likely 70 sxcse1 the
noon sssimats ~ some 5000 bales
t L1vERrooI, April 1--Evening.
change has taken pIacs in shS cogton narks sincs
the two O'Clock report The salss to-day foot " 10 600
bales and the market closes dull s the lowss quota
tions namsly--1sd for middling Iplands. and 1S,sd
Tor mddling Orleans
LiverpeoI Breadstnas Market.
LlvxRrooL, April Moon.
The market is generally nrm- Corn is very nrm, and
is quoted at the highest figure OF Saturday viz-40a
per quarter for mixed Western. Wheat, Ia %. for
Western red, and 1ss Cd for California white Flour,
2sa Cd per bbL for Western Canal Barley, Is. Sd.
Oats, So. 3D.
LlvERPooI, April l-Evening
Breadstuns arc quiet Sales Of NO. l red wheat a
iss Sd, and white California 1sa g. Flour, oss Cd.
Corn, 4os. Barley. 4, Cd. Oats, 3d. I'd *
Liverpesi Previsisns Market.
IUsRfooI. April 1-Noos.
The market 10 generally dull Pork. 7oa beef. 12ls.
3d.; bacon, $685.; cheese, co.. lard, 6os
LrxRroor, April 1--Evsnng.
Provisions are dull. Pork, To- Beef 12la ed.
Bacoo 4Os Cd. Cheese, oos Lard heavy at 4oA 3D.
Liverpeel Produce Market.
LvsRroor, April 1-Noon.
The market is generally unchanged. Fine rosin has
declined 1s since last report and ID quoted at los
per cwt common is unchanged, at s. Cd Spirits tur
pentue has declined Sd and is quoted at 37a per
cwt Petroleum lid per gallon for spirits. and Ia Sd.
for refined Taliow, IA Cd.
LIVERPOOL, April l-Evening.
Spirits or Petroleum, lid. common resin S. 3D.; re-
fined petroleum, Is 3d. spirits turpentine, ais clover
seed, SIS pot ashes Sls.; Scotch pig iron, 5la Sd.
,alIow, AS 3D.. linseed oil. Ess; linseed cakes E1o
Calcutta nsesd, 66s whale oil, f4l. fine rosn, los
London Markets.
LONDON, April Moon.
Clover seed s4s ashes, 34s. for pots; iron, SIS Cd.
for Scotch Pig lnseed OIL E3s per ton; linssed cakes
flo per ton; Calcutta nseed, Cos. whale oil, f41 per
The New York herald., 1867-04-02
ONO MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

CNcmSArI, April I, 1867
The municipal election passed Oh quietly The whole
Union ticket Ia elected by about o. 600 majority.
TOLEDO, ohio, April /, 1851
The municipal election 10 progressing quietly with in
dcations Of full vote.
COLUMBUS Ohio, April /, 1851
John @. Bull democrat, the present Mayor, was to-
dsy reelected by 5,657-a Union gain Of S02 since the
election last var The Council stands Democrata II;
Union, .
walker the Union candidate was elected Mayor To-
day By SIXTY seven majority, q large Union gain.
The New York herald., 1867-04-02
luRNINe uf A MISSISSIPPI sTEAMER.

Twelve Hundred Bales sf Cotton Destroyed.
Sr. LoUls, April ], 1857
Va telegram from New Orleans says the steamer Alabs
ma with 200 bales Of cotton was burned this morning
ave mtss above tbas poia Tho boat was owned in St
Louis ana was valued at e52, 500 She insured for
e36O 900 the Phoenix and Security, New York; Enter
prise Fire and Marine, Cincinnati; New England Mu.
susl Marine. Boston Eureka, Pittsburg; Atlantic and
Globe Sc. Louis and Boatmsn's Insurance Trust Com
nsnv
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Tho annexed dispatches were received at va
rols hours during the aikhtsnd mp to three oclock
this morning -
New HAVEN, April l, 1867.
English, democrat, is probably elected Gov
ernor BY Eve hundred majority.
The democratic carry three Congressional DISTRICTS
Hubbard in the nrst. Hstchkiss in the second, and
VIM. H. Barnum in the fourth
The republicans elect Starkweather to Con-
gress in the third district.
The democrats will probably have one majority
in the State Senate.
The House is republican.
New HAVEN, April FL A. N.
Private dispatches state that sixty cities and
towns, including New Haven and Hartford, give
English. the democratic candidate for Governor.
about six hundred majority.
HARTFORD, April 2--l:15 A. n.
We have returns from all but thrty-two towns.
English is elected by about three hundred majority.
The republicans elect one Cengressman-ths
Third district-and the democrats have elected
their candidates in the First, Second and Fourth
districts.
The Hartford Times claims the election Of Eng
lsh by from GOO to !, 900 majority.
NEW HAVEN. April "a A. M.
Returns from all but thirty-tws towns give Eng
lsh 800 majority. The balance Of the State will
increase his majority to 600.
latest.
HARrrosD. April rs A. NJ.
Returns from all but twelve towns foot up As
follows =:
English. IS, ,79s
Hawley. ........... .J&,yl0
Majority for English. h..................... 8S3
Hawley's majority last year was SAL, which
shows democratic gain ss far as heard from Of
1,424.
The Senate stands twelve republicans to nine
democrats; the House republican by thirty to
forty majority.
The New York herald., 1867-04-02
MARINE lMrellleEMcE.

QUErxsrowN, April 1-Noon.
The steamship Cuba Captain Stone, which sailed from
New Yorpn the Goth Of March, arrived hero yesterday
90 the way TO Liverpool.
Disaster mt Sen.
+. LIVERPOOL, April I, 1867.
The steamship soraiva, from the Clyde, bound for
Boston, sunk at sea during severe storm on the Goth
ultirnO.
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TINE slus Foa TINE PENNSYLVANIA STATE LOAN.

HARRISBURG, April ], 1867.
Bids opened to-day for the twensythree millions
Of doIlarsoetats loan. About one million, at Ave per
cent Bid for par and about thrtyons millions
at six per cent bid for from par TO onehaf per
cent premium The bids exceed the amount wanted BY
about eight millions OF dollars Drexel Co. Jay Cooke
Co. and Clark Co. got about sixteen millions At pre-
mums ranging from one-twenleth 10 onc.sxeenth per
oau
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sArprsxy, Ohio, April I, 1857.
The steamer Evening Star made her nrst trip to-day
and will now ran regularly between this city and the
islands OF Lake Erie.
There 10 nc. ice In sight
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rHs PROPOSED NEW LINE OF STEAMERS 70 rssr.

TEoy, April l, 1857.
At NEE ting OF the Board OF Trade this evening .
committee consisting OF Mayor Flagg the President.
vice President and two members were appointed TO
confer with parties from New York relative 70 the prac
tcabty OF establishing independent line OF steamers
TO Troy. There viii ultimstsly be new hne built BY
Trojan capitalists. t
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&C R N A n Y.

The Apsi.Prusslan Rxciteneat il Luxem.
buTs-Asilasisn tho Rhise.
BRrsssIs April i, 1857
The appearance Of anti Prussan p!acards in the
or Luxsmburg creates much excitement in France and
Germany.
No answer has yet been made the complaint OF the
Prus:sn commander, and, pending the settlement Of
the affair." the irritation Increasing both sides Of the
Rhine.
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

Americans in that department England being near
Paris sscounts in great measure for this
There is nothing like many strangers here a. were
expected The number OF Americans ia not much greater
than usual every season
Prices have gone up fesruliy The hotels raise their
charges nifty per cent after this week u Is useless to
come TO see the Exposition before May.
The New York herald., 1867-04-02
FIRE N sosrsu.


BOsfOS, April T. 1907.
A IRE occurred tonight n No Commerce str ces
among cotton stored ever tho ash Of Frar.k
spow Co There were some six hundred bales, cwued
by paroles In St Louis and consigned 10 G. H. Conn Of
Newbnryport Loss about $4,000 All the paiAles
well insured.
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MURDER Of An ex-aeBeL GENERAL.

MxxPHn, Tenn, April I, 1851.
Ex.Confederats General Smith r. Bankhead, lately
City Attorney, assaulted Saturday night by an
known assassin and beaten 70 DEATH Suspicion points
TO policeman lately discharged a. his request.
The New York herald., 1867-04-02
Ias COTTON SpASeas' STRIKE ABANDONED.

MANCHESTER, n. H., April l. 1857
The projected strike Of spinners for ten hours
day abandoned, and work proceeds usuAi In
the factories
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

roLSpo, Ohio. April 1, 1857
A Are this morning destroyed the livery stable OF
Warren Co and six small frame bxldsngs adjoIuns
The total loss will probably rcsch Ssaooo. on which
shore d about s10. 900 insursDoA. 4
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

A Satisfactory Budget Exhibit.
LosDos. April I, 1857
The figures Of the budget laid before the House OF
Commons show that the revenue Of Great Britain for
the ass fiscal year exceeds the expenditures Of the gov
eminent BY e. 500 600 sterling
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

inc 70" xssoc,sr.s fsnss ovrrcr. lss psoApvAv.l
Naw Yonz. April I'M.
Ths .Tanssmen,s bccn ooupstsd for the dis
,hus,on troushout the United Statesof the commercial
~ Syo All % the world collested New York bY
The Assocsisd Press OF this city.
Sass Sspn an. ~ s:ss ssss
ecsss applications from all persona who desire 70 OBJ
tsin this for business purposcs.
The ssss for newspaper pubicsxou wlli ccntinps as
heretofore charge Of the AssocaAsd Press; but the new
c SsnSa General MARIAN ssps 10 srosa~sy sss o
has been placed BY the Telegraph Company ~ the heAA
of tho new Bureau, and 10 whom % communoauonso OF ~
porance should be addressed.
The Union soon prscsicabls those Wish
nE 70 sabscrbe apply 70 the Managers of she Telegraph
The commsreisi public yin nov be furn,hsd with reliable
Intelligence ~ very moderate price and with me epsos.
certainty Of being protected alies against nonopo"
Tho Agents OF the Associated Press a. n points win do
facilitate the work Of dstribuuon DOM Lor
the ssasof paSns convenience and sas ssii9MicsroS
Genersi Agent Of tbs Associated rrsea
-. tn: H:ws ssssAASSs CS Les.
sewing mschnel President. ~ BROADWAY Ssv f&A
Tn ss,:.ss::s ::.
soL mssa ana s:s al s'a aHE HKRE Ex
soAess 4, .xv,csus.d shslsorSsf vsrioss counlres 4
m Professor WILLIAM STARR D'Fe''''
whc~lpr a. xyilscs,s I.eckstiteh sewtsS msS
ohIue ApS ktny yhhse hech,r~ - nrc-s~~~N
The New York herald., 1867-04-02
THE RUSSIAN cEssi0M.

English Feeiips on tho Sale Of Russian Amer
ica to the Union.
LONDON. April !, 1867.
Regret is generally expressed BY the English press and
Ia political circles at the proposed sale Of the Russian
Possessions in North America 70 the United States.
The New York herald., 1867-04-02
NAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho Cunard mail steamship Australasian, Captain
Cook win leave this port Wednesday for Lvsrpost
The mails for Europe will close at half-past esrss-
o'clock on "wednesday Bornins.
THE NEW Yosx HnALD-Edton for Europs-wtll -
ready at eleven O'Clock on Tuesday morning.
Single copies in wrappers, roady for mailing. siz
cents.
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

CWfarrh. The DriFtn ef Csta!rk q Il Msse
neglected cold which be relieved ~ the use -
tsed and indamed membrane extending frem the nose -
arc O
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EXCHANGE, UNITED STATES BONDS. AND ALE
AMERICAN SECURITIES. #sFN
Orders for American European Products promuy sss-
cuted
Circulars published weekly forwarded spplcaties-
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why IL PhaIsa'e. Might Dleemlag Cerees
ike bread Beoause II V the product or
dno southern nower.
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All the HIghest Prewiums.-1S04.
Elliptic Locksttch Sewing Machines. manufactures ~
wheeler I wilson Company. Sold only By ELLtrrioA &
n. CO., 6l3 Broadway
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CrIss sdeross fair Dye.--Thc Bcse Ever Mas
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Died.

DUsy-0n Monday, April I, Of consumption, HioHosAs
DUNN, aged % years.
Ths friends OF the family invited 70 attend the
funeral, from the residence Of his uncle, Timothy Dss
mond, No $40 Clermont avenue, Brookyn, WednaDH
day afternoon, at two O'Clock.
INV Ofh0 Dsa6hs See FIN Pa0eI
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Dep'e Triae with q Bad Csa4. sF. S,SS4l1f
whom a rsmedv sure prompt aud thorough - ArcBe
ExPECrORAsT be readily ootamed. soid e~ssy-
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Iea & Perrin's s'aucs-Dss'cisss wisA ssss'
John DUNcAE's SONS, Agents for the United states
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

Rar,iess,s ReyersibIe Sewing. Mash%Iass. % 2
Broadway Primes street. New York.
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

All Pgizes Cashsd In Legal Letssries.- -Clros-
J. CLUTE, Broter. iss Broadssy-
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Fiorsace, RsyerslSls, Re- e, n. 4 I FSss ,sa x.cursrs
5a5 Broadway, New YORK.
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Royal IIayasa asd all LcsA Lessssy.
Prixes cashed; information sent :. 60, -. v.-v
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

DR.. Marshall, 513 Broadway. Csre. IIs-
mors Csts<Ih Turner's, Asthma. Heart Lver Blood Osa-
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

Defiance ssia.ssSer q safes, Aiss ssdss~sss1 ~
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Mscsiess. sw sw sro.aMar Nss YosS.
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The Howe Wsch!ss Cc,i~ Lee. Ss,scn sssr seyys -
sewing mschneA President ~ 1BrosdvAy, Ssv York.
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

Tho annexed dispatches were received at va
rous hours during the aikht and mp to three ocock
this morning -
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Returns from all but twelve towns foot up
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All Prize. Ca.hed In Legal Lstssries.--Cires-
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Rar,le,. Rsyysr:IS'e Sewing ss M.s.Ias:. dss
% 81 sss a,nS Corner os sss Sos
'a:s sSas.sS as.s staasr & .ss ss.Sss BsseH.s E. e.
AID AL
Orders for American European Products promuy ess-
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s..:s:s 81: Pgs!s :: + &
ts,sa and uss%sa msmSr.ns sSisaaas frs@ ne ss.s
the throat FssCoaghs and Throat Diseases the frschss
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.pa fass s.fs. :. sarlss cs
place.
DR. fs So x:ss. Bsf:swas s E;.. Gssss s.ss :- 5s:.
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Dep,e Triae with o. bad. CsugA sy. S!SlAf
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where
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r,s Eo,. ass.ss :..,.s:
boubioons an ali Kinds Of Geld and Silver.
= TAYLOR d Co. Bankers, 10 WAh sussS NJ.
Royal Iayena and all LcsM Lsssesy.
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