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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

One Of Garibaidi's fights for Rome
in 1876, is thus ske,ched by George
Alfred Townsend.


One Of Garibaldi's fights for Rome
in 1916, is thus ske,ched by George
Alfred Townsend.
The villa stood upon terraces the
lawn before it fall of busts. statues.
summer houses. hedges and clumps of
trees, was inelosed by strong walls
that eonverged to one massive gate.
on which canaons and nuskets con.
centrated nurdercus and ineessant
FIRE. With his white poneho and
p!umed hat rendering him a target.
Garlealdi led tie Italian Legion sad
TIE oersagiieri at 8 charge through
the gateway and up the broad walk.
From every marble eiigy's deaths
head aimed the orange trees dropped
shells; every belvidere was full of
French trailieurs; the great villa
seemed a volcano, belching fire. His
CLOAK and hst riddlei with balls, he
leaped the terraces, waving his sword.
aad cried, Surrender From the
great stair~ays, and the luxurious ss-
looms the reply came like On earth
quake. lie was alone with handful.
aud the flower of Italy lay dead in tie
garden walks. Beaten back to the
gate the trumpet sounded again again
the lawn and terraces were fIled With
dead. The third charge saw him on
the stairs. immortal but alone. Now
the Lombard legion advanced, with
Henry Dandolo at its head. to give
one hour Of that blind old Dodge, his
ancestor. To the sound Of eight
trunpets these two divisions climbed
the stairs; every officer was slain at
the cannon's mouth. Thrice again
the assault was made. against fresh
French reserves. each time n march
into vault. Now Garihaldi mount
ed ut the head of his lanccrs, infantry
behind him the dying in the gardens
saw in the broad daylight his waving
plume darken up the path, and cheer.
ed him as lie gallopei. lie -pGr, ed
to the marble stairs, and ascerdisc
them, wheeled on the laniinr. pisce
like m equestrian statue in ar,otheos;s
ana iiaurished his sabre. A f,isilade
rang cut, and horse aud rider rcelei.
disappeared. lie YES up again, and
on foot. i'll ;ime 70 lead the Infantry.
oayonet in ha4d; they cleared the
ong saloons, swept the halls. drove
he French over the balastra9es and
'at Of the windows; all bloody and
-asp.ng while they stopped for hrt sth.
! French reserve lowed like delu-e /:
here was IL mon left to continue the |
assault. \ thousand mon had been |
lain outright, one hundred of them |
'tlicers, and Of these were the noble !
lames of Nlasina, Dandalo, Daveiro, |
nd Scnriani.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

An old composi,or tells his aneeao.e in
New England rapes

An old compositor tells this aaee3o.e IN q
New England rapes
ave rcmen,ser, a nEmber Of yea.s ago.
when we wsee working in book office near
Boston. he copy was received for q scientific
work. The copy was manuscript, with every
letter formed, every capital letter in It's prop
r place, every word distinct, and punctua-
ted. Il was plaza as re>pFint, and called BY
cemPositofS the BEST manuscript copy thew
lad seen. This copy was given out % the
eee1positoss, few pages at 4 time. who Sc.
it up ard Panctnatea i IS ,ley had tsen
in the habit OF doing, each rs he thought tie
sense required. The proc; reader read the
proofs, marked few charges IA Tie pune,
taa,ian. as he did ia most Of tie proofs, aud
the matter WAS corrected. Another proof
was taken and corr eie3, and when thirty or
forty pages weTe rs~iiy they were sem 10 tie
anthor for his Inspection. In q awdays Tie
proofs came back with the pnnetuation
married freely. |: was corrected. or course,
aad the compos tors then got orders to rcl,
low copy IN punctuation. fhey did so. aad
another lot was forwarded to the aH.lsor
rancsaatea exactly according to copy. In
due time these prcotS came back. aud wi,h
the punctuation marked mora than before. il
taat were POSSIBLE. This rrlts,e,l p-oefreal>
CT somewhat, aea he sen. the scientific an,
thor not very polite noi-, SAYING, III FL
can't punctuatc this work to sait Won. and
YOU cant panctnats it to sui. y0arself wha.
are YOU going to ao . In reply, tie author
said he wasn't awerc he hai beea correcting
the office punctuaiioa. hWt, i. the proofreal.
er would see 70 The rarc.sa,ion, he weut!
be much obliged. rs it wns something he |
knew nothing about. After that there was |
10 more trouble about punctuation on that
work"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

| have been for more than forty years q
Close observer of life and manners in various
pslsts OF the United States. and | kuow not
tue evil that viii bear moments conpar-
iscn with insemperence. Ii is no exsgSer>
ailon TO say .hat this single cause has p-o>
duced more vice. crime poverty and wreieh>
edness, domestic and social, than any other
ills tina. scourse Us combined. In truth. It
is scarcely possible to meet with misery ia
any shape, in this country. which will not
be found, On examination. 70 have proceeds
ed. directly or indirectly from ardent spirits.
Want is one Of It's immediate Consequences.
The sad spectacle OF destitute families, and
of ignorans, haifnaksi, vicious children,
ought never TO be presented in county
Ike this, where the demand for Labor is eol-
s.sat, !he fed unlimited. the scoa-ces Of
supply inexhaassibIe, and where there sTe
none 10 make Is sfraid and 1t would never
be presented, or very rarely, we're it ret for
the dsse.tigas brought upoa families hy the
use OF this deadly poison. l. paralyzas lie
arm, the brain. the heart. All .he best AZ.
eeti8as. al the energies Of the niai. wi,he-
uader lis influence. The man become, a
imbTGes his hands IN tie blood Of his wife
AID children. and is sent to tie galIows; q.
If he escapes these consequences. Il. be-
comes walking restilence, miserable in
himself, and lothsoHs to Others. How often
DO we see whole families contaminated hv
the vicious exanpe of the parent bus
lands, wiyes daughters and soas, al drunk
srls aai flFies; sometimes .iges murder
ing their hnslaads-hssban!s their wives
and wavst Of al, il worse can be, children
numbering their parents. an persuaded
:has Il we could have statistical survey
aad report Of the affairs of unhappy families
aai iadisi3aals, with the cause Ut their mis-
cry. we should tind niue cases cut Of tn, if
not still greater proportion, resulting froai
the Use Of ardent spirits. -4ttorny G.srertss
Hirt.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
Daniel Drcw's CT eat Den.uoa.

Last year wa. the centenary wear
oi Me'hoslsra. II was proposed 70
RAISED memorial offering. Mr.. Drew
was ap,, ,'roached to see what be would
s.Ye, ii anything. Without a me-
msnt's hesitation he said he wou!,l
give 1850, ooo to found seminary.
lie wanted i; located IN Carmel, Put
nam county, where lie wos born. lie
waived tsat wish whes the coed at
the church required it. He bougth
the famous "Gihsor estate 10 Niaels-
son. He gave the owner sl5a. SEQ to
get out ard leave it all furnished last
as 1t Was. An.l, this gorgeous laid
Iag, furnished lit for Prince. with
its carpets, gliding, haneings ard
scarlet iarditure, makes the moSt COY.
seoas Theological seminary in the
"crld. The property consists oltao
h,lndssd and tweAty-ise acres. mcles-
ed stta = cesnented stone fence, iron
@ases, aud pat:er's lodge Without
any alteration the mansion contains
chapel, lccture-room, library. reading
rsoEl. rooms for Professors and recita-
ton rooms sufficient ter one hnIlATei
students. Over SlC0. 900 have been
spent IN repairs, aud 81 Q e,saa o,,a viii he
gwen as an endowment. A tirc-proof
building Tor library aud museum Il 10
s., up, And the cost OF this ana ether
sa'i'gs which Mr.. Drew will meet will
-regate the sum OF from S700,ao0
to 81 600, 1000,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

The Davenport Gazette in reply to tie
question, 3" Does Farming Psy ?" relates tLis
circumstance
A g ntsesnan who landed in this city lit,
tie mere than two years ago IN rather mod
crate circa austances, concluded that be would
engage in .arf4ing, having some experience
in sha; pursuit. Not having money to buy.
be leased for term Of years a l6 o acre prai
rie fam in this county, agreeing 20 pay cne
thousand dollars for the lease. to break the
prsiris and fancs the farm. lie boagl.t a
team and wagon. aad had to go in debt for
immediate supplies. He vent to work ana
has raised 'so crops. and snld the products
Of his ieasel land 10 such advantage tia. he
has paid his debts and has bought a Loo
acre farm, in tAis county, upon which he will
locate, he having sold his lease, which has
vet swo years 10 run, for one thousand dol
lars. These are facts.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
How the Dem ccrassc rarS- Loves
tGc S.tGier.
G. \. WuI-E.
STATE Geo,e


notwithstanding the Democrats party,
eaFiHg TIE sar, reserved all is sympathy III
is Southern brethren "a arms. aaa l5r IL
Northera brethren who ho'iel The drar. ses.
efted lAe army or jumped the hoanties, the
same Fafty since military resistance has
ceased, has not lacked the brazen eirronterv
re put hssii forward as the especial cham :
rion ot "the boys in blue" Under this
gaise, I; rsisod tremendous howl over ,he
dis.ranoh'sem.as clause of the constitutional
amendment submitted to the voters of Ohio.
not because here vas any real lore flr the
soldiers, bat hesanse she ieserters ami draf
sReaAs wko were to be thereby excluded
from suffrage were men who had always vo.
ted ths Democratic tickc, ana asked 10 aues
ii rs
This true animas ef.hc Democratic patty
towards TIE soldiers Was exeanhEsa The
ether day in Wisconsin. Ihcre IS = soldiers
hone al y auwatpsa, founded PATTY hY the
voluntary contributors ef iAe people and
faf;ly ~ the iageiGecaee Of tie General
Government. Ihis neiional retreat f9r suel
rs hase been disabled ia the service of their
country to sach nh extent SIS "a be uuAole 10
cara iAeir 0vn sullsi-eae c0atsius several
score 81 veterans who bear nnan ihoir ,ar>
sqhs iefaeie esid ance ot iheir bravery aa6
iieiity . day These patriots went Is he
registers e The town of Wanwalcsa 10 eas
roll tAeir names as legal voters, hut those
iemoeratle registers refused to record the
names u The brase taen, on the ground that
they w9re p.aqers. Il S 10 mitigation of
this ou;Fase that the refusal was subsequent.
y rciraeied rMder the frowns Of an inli,>
cant pab'ie sentiment. Il is fair exem,
pihcatian Of what the Democratic nsrtv
woaid do everywhere, ic ii ouly dared. Us
loud professions OF sympathy fer .ae wound
ed soiiisr arc merely lhs lip service insend,
al TO sedaee hiui from the rath oil duty; the
conduct NJ Walwntosa is the leri.inlats out.
growth is inmost feelings And desires.
Lilo Judas, i betraYs With q kiss; Ike Bon.
ediet Arnold. 1t seeks 10 surrender the kew
to The nhtional position into The hands OF, ,he (
,neniies ot liberty and progress CAicaqo
Repab'icaa.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

J year Or two ago after Tyier-s accession,
the President contemplating an excursion
IN some direction, his son went TO order a
special train Of cs-s. 1t SO happened the
superintendent wss a very strong v hig. On
" Boos making known his er-and, tie OF
c.sl b.ani.Y iEfsrmed him that this ROAD did
not run any special trains tor the President.
9 What said Bob, {" dill you BOT faraish a
special .Faiu for Inc funeral OF Gen. Ha.yi.
son." Yes said the superintendent, pat
ting Dob % tie back, 'ani if You'll bring
yo1r father here il ,ha, shape, W. sl.a.s have
tie best ;raia On tie road II
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

4 NEWSPAPER Joxg.-The Emperor d
Austria arrived here jast in time to see the
end Of tie Exhibition and To be entertained
With quiet review at T.ongcharnPs. A moi
concernirg this review las circulated al the
expense Of The journalists. On the morning
II tie review y catered news paper Of
ice ard handed ia a. article describing the
review.
Bat" objected the editor, ".he review
does net take pace til this afternoon"
"Tha. IS nothing. hare taken ms arts
Gle oa he la. review and altered the date.
I, vii do a. veil; everything il to he jus,
the same"
T4s article was accepted, AM Z vent
Of n FIVE minutes, however, be returned
u coastsrnation
" Sapfisfi' We we.c abog. to make a
b,ladcr. 7 haze forgotten 10 take out Ber>
ezo osski i'-f,rris Letter.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

lTarper's Mag,

llsrrers Magazine. one yes-......- $500
Al erira eep3 cf either ~ Magazine. WeoSly,
bazar tr'i! b sapP'icf gratis a1 egery C1ad u
= Sir copies for $so.0e.
Baek Numbers can he supplied Mt any time.
Complete Set, nov comprising Thirsy.fve .
oiumes, In neat cloth binding. win bc scnt bv
xprcss, freight at expense of purchaser. f6r
30 per volume. .siag'e s5issse.. ~ mail
ostpaid. $500. Cloth case- fer binding. S.
snis, by mail, postpaid.
- Subscription. sent .fras, British Norti
l'ne''tcaa iroriacss mua, 's acconpaais} ic.M "a
PIE additional, TO prepay Jaitsf States ross-
ls. Address
!, HARPER 4 BROTHERS,
! FRASKLrs SorarE. Nsw YoRx.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
The Great RepaJiie a; Washington has

word Of praise for Iowa. ]; says;
Iowa stands by hsr coiors in storm as
well as in sgnshine- Although she appears
no. to he in ielegraF Fbic commanication With
the East, i has leaked out tha. she has gore
Republican by some 10000 majority. Tbs
galian. little State was among the !cremes:
during the ~ar IN furnishing soldiers to fight
against treason. and ehe nov leads the veu
ia the same holy cause. lo~a is indeed
ri7h, Radical. sid there Is 70 STATE in the
Union more radically rigAs. Can. johnson
say God blass Iovs.' too7"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

Mrs. Partington says. " For nv part, |
can't deceive what on airsh odiicaten :
coming 70. When | was young. if gal on
y understood th. rules Of distraction. pro,
vision. multiplying, replenishinr. and cons
non deaoninator, aad kgew all about the
rivers and thsir obituaries .hn covenant an /
their donit9ries the PROVINCES and ths rra>
pire, they had edlieaiiou enough But now
they have TO study botfomy, alyrrbav, and
hsTe 70 demonstrate suppasitioas about the
syeapaaats of paraleilagTe,as, 10 .a7 nothing
Ct ox aidss, asheaas, coE-s,icse. and absuse
.-iengles.a And here the old lady was SO
confused with sechnicle terms she broke
lns-r
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
EIARPER,S
New Monthly Magazine.
Critical Notices Of tie Prsss.

The most popular Monthly in Ito world
Neu York Observer.
We must refer in terms of culosy to tho high
tone and varied e1ccllencies Of HANGERS MAG
AnsE-a journal with a monthly circulation Of
about l70,o0o copies-in whose pages are 10 hn
f0nd some OF the choicest light sna general
safing Of the day. We SPEAK of this work =.
ln evidence OF the culture Of the American
Veopie; and the popularity it has acquired /.
nsrited. Each numher contains fully | Il pages
reading e. matter. appropriately iliustra:ed
stb good wood cats; and il combines in itself
ne rney monthly and the more philosophical
luarterly. blended with the best features Of the
ANY journal 1t has great power in the dis
emina.ion 0! = love OF pure htersture.-TRrs
sERs Gside % Americas Ltterasnre. london.
We can sccount for it, success only bv tha
ample fact that il meets precisely the popular
aste, furnishing variety Of pleasing and in.
tructivs reading for sll.-Z,oas Herald, Bo.fo-.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,

A Houee and Lot. situst-d one BloeA ess. Of the
"A new schooi House. il offered for sac on rta-
sonsbe terms The houss is new ha. IL rooms,
and 10 one Of the best finished in the CITY. Ii
has . gooi cellar and . splendid stone eis.e-n
This is . good chance for any person wishing
nice place. For furslisr particulars inquire Of
<901 g. II. DURkEE
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
HOUSE, LOT & BALM FOR SA

YTynE subscriber offers f,r sale, in inc ~
Of Littleton. a large wo story s'ohc y"
ing. containing four uppe' rooms Two 'a'se'
below. large west wing. and commoaiaas
lar. The lower story WAS formerly eohsMn
fer store room, hut is row disidca py ven
r,ry partition. Also large pafh on .hs
lot. Any person desiring piaeo '.i
will find Littleton an excellent Po'n',
honso large and copsenient enough =,
dwelling or entertainment. Inc "no4o 7" !,
sold for $3.50. Apply to W. &. DokSAs' !
ps.esns' $. M. kIER.
.u,. ,ssT Q2-6m
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
cad This /! Read This !!

i you who are afflicted with Consumption,
my Of its carly stages, such as Cough or
=, we offer you sure RENE Ii, ani give you
|onec for proof that cannot be disputed. We
also warrant the remedy to give satisfaction.
be money will be refunded.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
Meat Market
PRICES REDUCED OIg-THIRD,
Clinton & T. ]. Wilson,

HAvrSG PURCHASED The Meat Msrks.
i i Of Luekey 4 Bro, will keep sonstantlv on
hand the beet quality Of beef Mutton sni Pork
end other meats in their season. Having hsd
long experience in the business and hein large
y engaged in buying Cattle AMI Hogs and feed.
ing on their farms. will at all times furnish the
very best 9aslity Of meats. Since taking hold
o. this market they have reduced the price of
meats one third, and will continue 10 furnish
Ihein at the lowest living rates
The highest market price paid fer cattle and
iegs. Those having stock for sale will de well
% give them call. n2o
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

a MIyTuEE of gelatine ana glycer-
iae. liquil while hot, on cecling -
comes solid, retaiain, cansia -
toughness. Tie neck cc ha,,la '''',;.s H.,
ped into this r.-'- :. oo'''s up
n0ss,-- s.eH cohipouiid be-
covered win an air tight cap.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

TREAT yoar horses with that Kind.
ness which is characteristic in All the
actions of 4 nerrifal man. NJ animal
will appreciate i better, or respond TO
i With more gratitude than a horse.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
Subscriptions.
1869.

The Publishers have perfected sv.,,n, G.
A ,iling by which they can suppiy lie N,es.
Inc, Weekly. and Ba-.r promp'is 10 these who
refer TO receive their periodical. directly from
DC Office Of Publication.
The postage on IIsrper's Mag.tineis "a cents
year. which must be paid at the Subscribers
ost>e1ice.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

Denver papers report great excite
ment over the supposed discovery OF
pefrosem near that city.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
Aliens Lung BaIsam

The remedy for caring Consumption, s9nghs'
Colds. Asthma Group, diseases oi inc In,ea', rss,
bronchitis, Pains and oppression =, ~ ,'u IL ~
I,,r'.s niffcult breathing, and all the d's-
s'sns K the pulmonary Organs.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
a Sgf,reeE & GyEgTaSs

Are closing ont their stock with ,sr,.d VIEW q
leaving Independence. Al persons ",,,o ,,,.u inn.
,ha l,,a are requested in call and set,ie i'iN
y w ,i, ~, - Al, unsettled accounts w'll soon
al ~ n,acej in the hands Of lawycar fer e'1ee'-
ian. L. ( c.
ls.4w.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
THE PEOPLES FRIEND.
PERRY DAVIS,
PAIN KILLER
fke CresteN Tsuil, Medicine Of The Ae.

Token internally, i eutes sudden colds,
coughs. etc, weak stomach, general debility,
nureery sore mouth, esnker. liver complaint.
dyspepsia or indigestion, ersiAp and Pain ia tie
stomach, bowel complaint, painters collie,
Asiatic cholers, disrrhoa. dyseatery. Applied
externally, cures felou-, ho.ls sud oii sores.
severe burns sud sealds. cuts, bruises spr.ias.
ewslled joints, ringwurIn aud tet,er. broken
breasts, frosted feet and eLi.blals, tootheeAe
pain in the face eneuraleiassr rheumatism. Il
is . sure remedy for Agae sni clilis ard Fever.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

Ill thko
VA paving
nvoor sie
|'r tcnnIei.
d la doing
me psiwer.
endure 10
cost price.
is cheap.
~ h,hfrh
Tsrfton ~
eiit n man
| of "I'low
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-01
JAS. 2. THOMAS,
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

TO any lagtM cgicref Dallas County, Greet
ing:
VOU are hereby commanded that you
Il summons by publication, as the law
directs, Robert Il. Graves, who is absent
from the State, to be and appear before the
Justices Court, to be held at a regular term
thereof, in and for Precinct No, l, of said
County at the Court House thereof in Dali
las, at two o'clock p. m, on the first Mon
day in June next, (the same being the Srd
day thereof then and there to answer II.
d. G. Mills assignee of W. Il. Miller, ad-
ministrator of the estate of NJ. NJ. Miller,
d., in an action of debt instituted upon
promissory note, for the sum of S85 10,
besides interest thereon accrued, the same
bearing date the llth day of june 1860,
and made by the said Robert r. Graves and
Joseph Bell, N. II. Winneford, payable to
". Is. Miller * II. X. Drotherton, admins
tratori of the estate of NJ. NJ. Miller de-
ceased, or order, twelve months after the
date thereof.
Herein fail not but have you then and
there this writ with your action thereon as
the law directs.
Witness my hand and official signature,
this Sth day of May 1867.
GEO. W. BAIRD, ]. p,
Came to hand the Sth day of May 1867,
and executed by ordering the same pub
lshed three successive weeks previous to
the return day thereof in the Dallas Her.
aid, q newspaper printed in the county of
Dallas. This May Sth 1867.
J. NJ. BROWN, Sheriff,
34:4t. Dallas Co., Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-01
Laws n lic United States.
i'nssfd m me second gessieH ~
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IL g,i.. ny l.,r.., =, r5.y,s. as.
.uJ q'ln pr4l,v simp.ou
l.... y p,rl.r pIvprl owen
I..,l , G,rlr.. Nathaniel Nnl.
NIX William S,ll,v Daniel -
~ ' ,,',L TIy,rI T. Sjmpson. and
n,.L,,J ~ W,r.rl trustors of the
i,n".i,,. ,,iou.,.li., Fnissnpnn
rr,"rcL g., tho ci,v of Washington.
4, ,,, ni.n,irt or Columbia. and
,T ~ Wv .r,,.s.nrs In o0lcc Inc and
,i L,n NV, h,rcbv outhori,cd uud
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