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THE CAMILLA RIOT.

Letter from General HOward-RepOrt Of Cap.
tain Mills, Sixteenth United States Infantry
The Origin Of the Riot-The Firing Com.
menccd by the whites-No Inquest Upon the
Bodies OF the sIain-Attempt TO Punish the
Guilty-The Citizens Of Camilla DESTROYS OF
an ORiciaI Investigation.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Q, 1868.
General Howard to-day made the following report
to the secretary OF War;
WASHINGTON, Oct. o, 1853.
To Hon. J. NJ scHorrKID, Secretary OF War;
SIR have the honor to forward to you the am
davits sent to me by General Sbley with regard to
the Camilla riot The General says no action what
ever has been taken by the civil authorities NJ this
day t0ct 81 toward bringing the guilty parties 10
punishment, and that no inquest was held upon the
bodies nor investigation had except by this Bureau
and Captain Mills by order OF the commanding oiicer
OF the district OF Georgia, whose report has been for
warded to the commanding officer OF the Department
OF the South. lie further says:-"It Is not believed
e e oI cn solty Of Wea
they being engaged IN the affair and Justiiying II,
and unbiased jury could be found m the county"
The General makes no further remarks which relate
TO this riot, but simply submits the ah'avits to2e.
Their with O private letter from an 0ficer IN that
county, and makes special request that~it be not
published. Respectfully.
MCPHERSON BARRACKS, ATLANTA, Sept 20, 1888.
Drevet Brigader General DUNN, Atlanta, Cal
GENERAL have the honor to report, In COM
pliance with official orders from Headquarters De-
The 23d instant TO investigate occurrences ct that
place on the 18th instant. respectfully report as
lO.ows.-
few days previous to the 10th inst. notices were
circulated IN Dougherty and Mitchell counties that
q republican meeting would be held at Camilla Ca,
on that day, and that w. r. Pierce candidate for
Congress- for that District John Murphy candidate for
Elcctor for the District OF Putney and others would
address The meeting. That pursuant n thai coltco
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q dead body was
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Beat Newspaper in the
GorDtry.
The MERELY HERALD OF the pre-eut week now
ready, contains the very latest Eurcsean Ncws by
the Cable up to the hour Of publication. Telegrsphs
Dispatches from all parts on the world She iegosu-
ton In Spaia--the Deposition OF the dueen ITO
claimed and Provisional Government establishes.
Attempted Assassination or sAc vioeroy " Egypt
Rumored Conspiracy to Detlirpne the Satan OF
Turkey she Payaguayan War; Interesting DC <patches,
from England France, Germany. ITALY Rome Mexico,
Cuba, Iayti, the Sandwich Islands anu other sents;
Proceedings OF the Annual Concisve OF the Grand
Commandery OF Knights Tcmplars. the Indian War;
General Grant In the South; tile Nashville isioY In
teresting Letters from United States hssisian. 'tc,
surer Van Dyck on The National Finasses, ard ION.
b. II. iiill te Political Situations The Cur sAt'
News OF the Week; Washington Gossip; the ia. r.
ions; Amusements Varieties; IndusGstsl Item ".
Foreign tems Facctin; Scientific, Sporting. Polite
CAL Religious and Literary intcli!gepcc; EdL0e-
rial Articles on TIE prominent topics cs tie dry:
Our Agricultural! Budget; Reviews OF the Cattle
Horse, Dry Goods and Boot AMI Shoe Markets.; FL
nancial and Commercial Intelligence, and accounts
Of all important and Interesting events OF the~we,k
TERMs:-Single subscription. 50; Three copies.
So; Five copies, SS Ten copies SIS; SIagc copies,
five cents each. limited number OF Advertisements
inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD
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FUNERAL or GENERAL GATES.

The funeral OF the late Brevet Brgadicr General
william Gates, colonel United states Army, re-
tired who died on wednesday last, viii take place
tomorrow at twelve O'Clock. In accordance with
the request Of Major General Mcdowell, commanding
Department OF the East, General Butterneld will
take command Of the funeral escort and direct The
ceremonies. The following order In reference
thereto has been Issued from the headquarters OF the
Department Of the East
SPECIAL oRDERs-ro. 1877.
H'ADsGAHrrnss' n Pr Yosf cITr @ Oct T5s
The companies and band Of the First regiment United
States artillery serving In New York habor hereby
General William Oates, colonel United States Army (re
Rrevst Brgadier GenersiJ A. Haskn, Lieutenant Colonel
Prrt United states ARTILLERY senior ocer Of the regiment
and will report IN person. with the companies under HIS
mand (six la number te Breye MAJOR General d. Butter
fold, United states Army, At No East Twelfth street. New
York city At hapa twelve o'clock r. NJ, on Sunday, the
The Quarermasers Department will furnish the necessary
trsnsportaon.
ny command aS Brevei Major General MCDOWELL.
ROBERT c. PRhry, Brssst Major u g. A. Acting Assistant
Atjutant General.
The funeral c.cort will consist OF the First artillery
tinted States Army, detachment OF regulars from
fso,eMpgs le,aui, regimen; OF Infantry OF General
Wards brigade, National Guard, and squadron Of
cavalry VI General Posileys brigade The pail
IIary.t Browr, Breyet RrigadnY General q. LOOMS,
Rrevet Bieaiicr Gcncul j !. Aiercrombe, Brevet
Brigader General H. Dhy, Brcvct I'rigadicr General
G. S. NJ reliant. Lieutenant Colonel George w. Pat
ten and Breve. Colonel W. q. Prince, all or the
reguiar armT.
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rsOrTss At pouGHksspsIl.
American Girl Wins q Race In 2,35.

PoUGHKEEPsrg, Oct. Q, 1888.
The three days horse fair at Doty's Park closed
to-day. The 1rst race yesterday was dash OF six
times around the track Chree-quarter, four and
half miles, and was closely contested for the nret
three milee after which John Gager's horse Mil Boy
took the lead and won easily. Time ll:36k, which
is about 23s TO the mile.
The next race was for purse OF $1,000. The en-
tries were as follows
william Lovett named American Girl.
III Hornbcck named William ii. Taylor
I. Fields named Panic.
Thorn Dean named Prince
Taylor won the two first heats In $3.50 aud Ameu-
can Girl the third In 2:32. Then, In consequence OF
the darkness, the race adjourned tai one 7. H.
to-day. At that hour quite q number were In attend.
ance and much betting occurred, Taylor being the
favorite nj long odds. When the horses commenced
scoring 10 was plain to that American Girl was
working finely good start was erected, Ameri
can Girl trottng squarely, and winning tue heat IN
$780, amid much excitement Taylor men now COM
menced hedging. The horses had eacn now two
heats. After the usual time OF waiting they were
called up again. and after one or two attempts re.
ceived the word Taylor TOOK the lead AT tic start,
and trotted finely, going 10 tao quarter pole three
four lengths In the advance. shortly after passing
that point American Girl made terrible brdtS, when
her hackers gave up all hopes OF her winning the
remarkable tro!ting. She fairy few past the half
mile polc and was certainly trolting twenty gait.
In on instant her friends noticed the movement and
the greatest excitement followed. Down 70 the three.
quarter roe she threatened tapping her compell-
tor at that point and then challenged him for the
lead. II was beautiful sight. Coming up the
fearful speed, rushing away from che horse and beat
ing him across the score by ehgfh and n half and
winning the heat In 225-th, quickest time cges
maze on The above track. Outsiders WHO hed
watches yesterday claim u Taylor trottcd the sec
ond heat IN 2.1oM. an, SURE s"" lroiicd the htth
heat W day In s:l1.
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The Weekly Market RepOrt-Sugar-Pro.
visions - Lumber - Exchange Quotations.
Marine Intelligence.
HAVANA, Oct. 0, 1868.
TIE following are the closing prices Of merchan-
disc for the week ending to-day
The sugar market Is quiet; Nos. 10 to IL closed at
~ sreals; Nos 10 to 20 at sa< 10 reals per ar
robe. Muscovsdos quiet; fair to good refining, ~
a reals. Molasses dull; clayed, 3H a az reals;
muscovado or common, a Az reals per keg. Lard
steady at 2oc. o 2okc. per pound in tierces and
21s{c. q &c. per pound In % pound tins. Flour
steady at $11 S12 per Dbl. Hams 1skc. per pound
for common sailed and &c. for sugar cured Lum-
Der x25 q &26 per thousand for white pine and $2S
sac per thousand for yellow or pitch pine
Exchange-On London, Is 1316 per cent premi-
um on United States, sixty days. sight, currency,
20 rs per cent discount; short sight currency, 2a
49, per cent discount; sixty days. sight, In gold
Sc 81 per cent premium; short sight, gold, . per
cent premium.
the steamer Alabama arrived here to-day.
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ENGLAND.
r1r. Gladstonc's Election Address.

r!r. Gladstonc's Election Address.
LONDON. Oct. 0, 1868.
The Right Hon. william r. Gladstone has issued
his address to the electors Of South Lancashire.
After reviewing the progress or reform
In England he proceeds to criticize the
course Of the government, especially con-
demning the increased estimates. In regard to
Ireland he says the true policy would be to make the
law the friend Of the Irish people He rcpudates the
proposition for general endowment OF the churches
in Ireland, and says the case against the Estab-
lished Church Is aggravated by the fact that
1t Ii the church Of the rich. The arguments in
favor OF its continuance are satire on mis-
applied funds. The Established Church is q mark
OF past oppression Disestablishment will give the
clergy OF that church more scope. The interests OF
the Irish people must be cared for. The revenue
must be applied TO public and social works and not
religious establishments
mr.. Gladstone closes with an appeal to the voters
OF South Lancashire to support the only just policy
which England can pursue.
Newmarlkes Raccs-Close Of the Sport.
LONDON, Oct. 0, 1868.
The second October meeting closed to-day with the
following races-
The Newmarket Derby, 2 sweepstakes Of twenty
i've s0vereigns each with 100 added, for three year
,olds second to receive 100 sovereigns out OF the
stakes scventy-hve SUBSCRIBERS. me Marquis OF
Hastings br. G. See Saw was the winner, beating
Count Batthyany's b. c. Typhocus. second and Mr..
Radwick's CHI. c. Samson, third.
The betting ut the Start vas even on See Saw, four
to ono against Typhocus and six to one against sam
son. Four ran.
The Prendergast Stakes OF fifty soverelgns EACH
for two year ODDS; fortyone subscribers. This race
was won by the Duke OF Hamton's b. c. Wild Oats,
beating Sir J. Hawley's nly. sister to Rosicrucan.
second, and Mr.. T. V. Morgan's br. (. Antias third
The betting at the start was two to one against
Wild Oats even on sister TO Rosicrucian and ten to
one against Antias. Four ran.
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Musical and Theatrical.


Adelina Patti is to receive $1,000 in gold for ten
performances in Homburg.
Paris has new sensation in the form OF new
drama, with thrtyeight characters, ten Of which
comic.
The modest citizens OF Evansville Ind are In
ated with the idea that they possess the finest thea
tire in the country, those OF New York being in
ferior as regards the actors.
There has been trial Of excellence of hand organs
In the suburbs Of Brussels. Prizes distributed.
What next9
The Mikado Japanese troupe, with the remnants
or the Hayahtakcc spced ON, are operating In the
interior towns OF California.
The NEW" play by Lord Lytton, to be done at the
Lyceum, London, Is vamped up edition OF his lord
ships "sea Captain" SO terribly cut up in "rhc Yc
lowpluSh Papers"
Mic. Nilsson has been enjoying great success at
Wiesbaden special trains, royal visitors, serenades
constituents OF the Triumph She should come to
this country TO crown her triumph.
Kansas City is delighted with 'Ten Nights in
Barroomn backwoods critic praises all The actors
without stint, and In speaking OF the personatlon OF
the Drunkard says III was natural, Iuli OF the
stlmnlant.n lie probably speaks FROM experience.
The FL Dorado at Warsaw is organized after the
French style the songslIesses are girls picked up
in the singing cafes OF Paris. Public opinion at War
saw Is rather shocked by their short dresses and
immodcst songs.
signor Brgnoli is creating quite furore in CHI
carO. ItUteS Oh aiiiues 10 MN IN the
following eulocistic strain:-"IIis voicc-and It Is
his voice alone tnat makes HIM so popular-seems to
improve In strength with each appearance here,
while 1t loses nothing in Its peculiar sweetness. HIS
solos last evening were given with his usual vocal
grace"
The expense OF running the Parepa- Rosa troupe in
California Is close upon 500 for each performance
IL requires o crowded audience 10 cover such ex-
pense, and in city OF the population OF San Fran
cisco but very narrow margin LETT for profit pro-
liabilities.
Professor A. Rohde will give series OF geological
exhibitions al Alemannia Hail. In this city, COM
mencing on the 18th inst. IL Is said TO be very
novel and interesting subject and Is entitled Earth
and Man, IL consists OF series Of pictorial Illus
tratlons, showing the changes through which the
earth has passed from chaos to its present state.
The velocipede has invaded the French theatres
as the railway train has invaded the American and
English theatres. At the Athenee, In lie Petit Pou-
Get" actor and actress enter upon velocipedes and
sing duet At tho Gazette, In mos Enfansn N. Call
lard presents himself on this mode OF loconio-
ton. At the Menus-Pialsirs, IN the 'CroQueuses de
Pommesm yelocipedes enter upon the stage dozen
n
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FROM THE PLAINS.

Fire in Cheyenne, CoI.-The Union Pacific
Observation-Disclosures Disaster.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. Q, 1885,
fire at Cheyenne on Wednesday destroyed an
entire block OF frame stores Sixteenth street and
several buildings Ferguson street. The loss Ia not
stated. The property was not insured.
The Union Pacific Railroad managers are for
warding ninety carloads OF construction material
to the end OF the track daily. large number OF
snow plows nave been placed at convenient distances
in the mountains 10 be ready foi use.
The Western bound express and Eastern bound
mail trains Oh the Missouri Pacific Railroad
collided twenty miles east OF Kansas City, Mo.
Both the engines and the baggage and ex-
press cars were badly wrecked One fireman had
his leg crushed and was severely scalded and five or
SIX passengers were slightly injured. Tie cause OF
the accident is laid to the conductor OF the express
train who was running ON the mail train time.
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Colonel Honorat0 Dominguez r.. o"-
sion tor General Patoni's Widow--'s
Deficiency in tho Receipts.
HAVANA, Oct. o, 1888.
The mail steamer from Mexico has arrived, with
advices to the lat inst
Colonel Honorato Dominguez, one OF the leaders
In the late Vera Cruz rebellion, had arrived at the
capital and been pardoned by the Executive
Charge d'Anaircs Plumb had given banquet to the
Cabinet officers and the members OF Congress.
A pension of $4,000 had been authorized by Con-
gress for the widow OF General Jose Maria Patoni.
The estimates OF tho revenue receipts for the en-
suing year show that there will be deficit OF
"a. OOOOO
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I'VE FAIL MEETING Al JEROME PACK.
sale Of Pools the Last Days Races Lust
NlGht.

Might.
The sale Of pools last night by DR.. Underwood at
No. I,i6o Broadway was well attended, the anticipa.
on Of extra sport upon the closing day OF the meet
ing operating doubtless to induce the presence OF
many who were before Indifferent TO the chances Of
the field or postponed themaking OF their books to
the morning OF the start But one race however
was Sold the Doctor In this responding TO the desire
OF his auditory, viz, the handicap for horses only
that have run during the meeting. The honor or
preference was somewhat undecided, being divided
among 0'Donnell's entries, r. b. Connolly and
Wrinkle; Weidon's entrees Jubal and Local, Fanny
udow, and vauxhall, the latter being the favorite
at the close OF tile sale. The following pools from
among those sold show the state OK the betting the
weights given being those Fixed BY the Handicapped
10 DC carried during the race
PREMICM HANDICAP FOR HORSES rHAr HAVE Run
DURING THE MEETING.
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The Cornell University Mt Ithaca-Ecur Hum
dred students Entered.
ITHACA, Oct. Q, 1909.
-Four hundred students have entered the Cornell
University. No more can he admitted TO the FRESH
man class. except the state students In the agric
tural, mechanical and engineering departments; ana
the higher class students will be received uhui
furthcrnotice
Professor Agassiz commences his course OF twenty
lectures on Tuesday next. They will be continued
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings until COM
pIated.
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A n U 8 e NJ ENTS.

, NIBLO's GARpEN-"UNDNE."-Far m Ia. 'et
primitive Co.'S sme, Grecian bends without ths
partners. prouet,'s. calcium lights, groupings OF
gauze.c Glad nymphs ac 'batc feats in the service OF
Terpsicirore subjects for oious lectures, "Black
Crook,n "White Fawn,n ct u. omne genus The
rst of the three farewell perormai OF Jarrett
Palmers ballet troupe took place las, night before
an immense house. The name Of the spectacle, or
the tain thread Of drama which served TO connect
the various baets, 'Uudine, - the landiwork OF
Mr.. A. Mathison. The house, In numbers and enthu-
sasm, recalled the palmiest days OF the "BiacS
Crook" end Il this spectacle haa been brought out
have been received with more favor. Each OF the
old favorites, Bonfant sshlke. De Rosa, La Petite
msnss rccepton, and we're S' literally 'r delused
w w,od ,e o99uGgess and baskets Of lowers
introduced In q very effective manner. The dances
were given by the sixteen premieres and ify OF the
cg,s de UG3et ne the conductors baton gave tie
Sgnai 1orth came nom the coalisses dancers tall,
dancers small, dancers thin and dancers Oterwise,
dancers In !arlatan and dancers irsomething iess IL
and dancers with limbs almost "a abbreviated a.
their dresses. and as they moved In sccord wtc the
music the maftTe dc ballet smiled grimly behind one
OF the wings and as some unucky dainse forgot her
pas he frowned and soe,eed in proportion. Miss
tyr university did in first rate style the singing ana
c c;,,' and Mr. Atkins Was tho funny man Miss
SO that undine miss Ludlow sane e tie h aye
with her as knight In tights. The demons
water nymphs. sprtes and other uneanny beings
appeared to be sadly in need OF additional toilets.
The imperial guard made great deal Of dust and
noise, and went through their drill commercially.
Further on the whole affair deponent sayeth not. A
matlnee and evening performance to-day closes the
ballet except Forrest would like To have them
around him when he gets crazy in Lear
ACADEMY or MUsIc.-Janauschek appeared last
evening as 'Phadran in Racines Ave act tragedy OF
that name, and by her excellent Interpretation OF
the character added another to the trumphs she is
rapidly achieving Her impersonation OF "Phirdrar
might be safely classed with any OF the familiar
ones which she has yet sustained At times she rose
TO excellence, and held the audience almost spell
bound by her majestic performance Nor was she
less effective in the more emotional passages OF the
piece, and throughout the entire evening she was
warded with the loud tokens OF appreciation, having
to appear before the curtain at the termination OF
every act. She was ably assisted by the company,
and altogether "Phgdra" was credtably performed
Oscar Guttman, with little less wild gesticuation,
represented the character or Theramen with COM
mendable Judgement. There was o fair attendance
In every part OF the house.
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STATEN Isl,sn.

BURGLARY. Thursday night the mansion OF
Mr.. Charles G. Taber Casteton, was entered by burg
lars and considerable amount OF silver, silver
ppsed ware, table cloths, napkins, cutlery &c,
sakcn away The inmates were arousos, but the rob-
bcrs succeeded In getting or VIA pcir plumber.
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state Fair at Portland-Racins Postponed
Address by Governor Chambcriain.
PORTLAND, Oct. Q, 1868.
At the State fair TO day In the race for the Grand
Sweepstakes Gilbrath's Knox won the nrst heat In
2:Alk, the second was dead heat, the third was
won by Right Bower In 2:ss ard the fourth was won
by Fleeting Moment In 2:46A 10 was then decided
90 postpone the running until 10. morrow morning
at ten O'Clock. Gflbrath's Knox was withdrawn at
the third heat the track being heavy that IL made
the time at least ten seconds slow.
Governor Chamberlain was received az the cars by
MAYOR Mcclellan and the President OF the association
aud escorted to the grounds Fully 10000 people
were assembled This evening Governor Chamber
lain addressed the Agricultural Society at Lancaster
Hall on AGRICULTURAL topicA
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Attention, Ci,sbs.-f'zns, Cnpes, T3rciie.,
Lanterns, Flags naises Medals everything
campaign inc at HITcHcoCk's 9s Spring street. under IL
Nicholas Hotel.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Large Fire In San Francisco and Loss OF
Lifc-Five Bodies Recovered.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Q, $685.
A Are broke QUE on the southwest corner OF SAN
som street and Broadway last night which de.
stroyed the Franklin House and three adjacent
buildings. A number OF lives were lost. Five
Franklin House.
Uniustinablc Attack Upon Indians In Ari.
zonn-Fcars OF Retaliation Upon the Set.
tiers.
Arizona advices to October state that party OF
teamsters attacked q band OF friendly Apache and
Mojave Indians near La Paz and killed fifteen In
Guiding Coshcocanna, the head chief OF the tribe.
This outrage will undoubtedly naugurate another
war with the Mojave Indians. IL Is expected they
will rctaate by general onslaught upon isolated
settlers along the river.
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Died.

McCLosKey.--On Thursday. October O. II No. Is
East twenty eighth street, Mrs. ET.EANoa hcCL0S-
KEY widow OF George McOosHcy, in the I'D year Of
her age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
[for other Deaths see Ninth PuJe.l
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A.-Phale.-s tspaphiGn ipapn Dossrasc3 shB
properties tho "Paphisn lotion 70 ctx1-
II viii not chap the skin Is Invaluable for til, TOILET.
BATH ami NURSERY.
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FRANCE.
The Bank Return.

PARIS, Oct. o, 1898.
The regular weekly statement OF the Bank OF
France, made public to-day, shows that the amount
of bullion In vault has decreased % coo francs
since last week.
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Great Blessing for Lufies.-ftrny tIaIv
Badness cured Consult DIR. RANDJEAS, No. As.oR
place. Fifty years. practice
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GA slight Coid.o Conghs.--gew are Aware
of checking couch or "si. coi In lis
that which In the cinlng woni yielito mild
remedy, Il ncSo cted, attacks the lungs. "BR0WSS
BRONCHIAL. TRoCHEs" give sure and almost mmelilte
relief "The Tro hes have proved tier efficacy ~ tcst VI
many and have received testimonies from eminent
who have uscd them.
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A.-PhaIon's ssPaphlan BOtsosO Removes
FRECKLES, PIMPLES TAs, SALT kHEUM, EeVsiP-
r.
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All CatnrrIi Cured.--Full Pint Bottles Vol
colts Anniaior 81. Test il AMI Wocos Pain Paint free,
at Or. WoLCoTTS onice, 10 Chatham square, NY.