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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Saturday, March z, 1868.

thur Ebbs fhila eiphia; Jas Wentz. Louisville;
HSs 9d .S SSs Ysr Ssgsl Es1Sd nesns
Camp. Cleveland: VIM Steward. Cincinnati; Hem
~ Field. Chicago; Robert Leeds. N Y: Sam selden,
Chas Bancroft city: z b McGartsr. do; Field.
New York; r Cook. do; Thos Weed DO; Paine.
hati; Josh Abraham, do; W NJ Ramsey, do; L b
Fenton, New York; Henry Rlckard, Indianapolis:
Miss Field: J Barnard. Chicago; W Jerome, Free
Hubbardsvilee. N Y; A Browneli, Rochester Y.
N W arren. Cleveland; DIR Ball. Philadelphis: John
Souter New York: q F A Yorline, PITTSBURGH: iJr
G Coates, Baltimore; John Hoge, ZanesyiIie. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-09

OUR TIcKET.-We place the city and
township ticket at the head of our columns
this morning, and expect to assist in elect
ing every man on it. 1t is good ticket.
Not man but is staunch, tried and true.
To be sure, we had our political prefer
ences, as all had; but will work for the
success of the nominees, just as if we had
secured the nomination of every man we
preferred. The Democracy of Columbus
will do the same. Bound together Ivy prin-
ciples as enduring as this Government,
they will fight all who oppose those prin-
ciples, and fighting will conquer. There is
not man on our ticket who does not de-
serve well of his party, not man in who's e
hands our local Interests will be jeopar-
dized, not man but will faithfully and
conscientiously discharge the duties of the
Office to which he may be elected. We can
pledge all the ticket our hearty support
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-09

BE WARNED IN TME.-We understand
that strong effort is being made to induce
some good men who have heretofore been
acting with the Democratic party, to run
as independent candidates and against the
regular nominations. We would warn all
inclined to listen to such unwise counsels,
that such a movement will, sure as fate,
seal the political doom of those who under
take it. We are not living in times, now,
when men can be swayed by friendship.
We must stand or fall by principle. The
enemies Of free government are marshaled
in solid phalanx. We must oppose to
them an unbroken line of unfaltering
Democrats, determined to die in defense of
our liberties and our rights. Z s5sp
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-09

a. President Board of Cnnvasters.
join a1s. FiSas.. ET1s 'r' Secretaries.
MARTIN kErzEL
On motion of John G Thompson, of the
Fourth Ward, City Committee, consist
ing of one from each ward, was appointed
The following is the ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-09

rHon. Allen G. Thurman arrived home
rom Washington City on Friday morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-09

Total vote "a; necessary to choice 81.
No one having received majority OF all
the votes cast the Convention proceeded to
a second ballot. G
The name of Geo. p. Schrol was with
drawn. seast.,sa r--i
I l..e5.-s- SECOND BALLOT. ~ -ss'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-09

FIRST BALLOT.
Tias 5ver;
L. Is
tuiip Dnoe linger. 70
ocetterlns .......'''.'....-... =
Total vote "a; necessary to choice 81.
So there was no choice. and the Conven-
tion proceeded to q
SECOND BALLOT.
Cooney. .ss
Smith.
80, 81
Total vote % necessary to choice 81.
James Cooney having received the re-
quisite number of votes was declared nom
mated as candidate for Township Trustee.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot
for a second candidate for Trustee.
FIRST BALLOT.
EiaS 0over. u
fhilip Shoedinger.. 30
Lot Il. Smlth.... Il
ocatterlns
Total vote 72; necessary to choice, 81.
No one having received a majority of all
the votes cast, the Convention proceeded
to
sEt SECOND BALLOT.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-09

Total vote n, necessary to choice 37
- Lot L. Smith having received majority
of all the votes cast was declared mominat-
ed as candidate for Township Trustee.
Nominations for Constabl being next in
order, Chris. Bartling. Myles Daily, John
A. Kile, Fred. Bader, VIM. Ambrose. j.. H.
Whitney, Charles I. Green, and w. E. Horn
were placed in nomination. The following
is the result of the y....-.r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-09

j. D. OSBORN 6 Co., D
mar4-d1mo l42 S. High at.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-09

i w. E. Horn having received mai ,rity
of all the votes cast was declared nomina-
ted as a candidate for the office of consta-
Bile.
The Convention then proceeded to vote
for the third and last candidate for Con-
stable.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-09

q. MtTEoRoLoelcAL TABLE, prepared and
corrected by w. ]. Savage, Jeweler, 80
South High street.:
SATURDAY. March Z. 1858.
Os,,ock. Barometer. Thermometer.
q M..................sss = - =. en-
r. III. 20 ~ re-irf S~.-.-
H NJ :
Sun Rises. 8 % Sun Sets. .-......- 90
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-09
LOCAL NEWS.


fonssh fes.s SMssed-IsAAgss sEEKEY.
Sixth WsydlF. Y Y; FRA FRAkKwEl;, II e s,r,
Eighth Wafd-E b. ARMSTRONG;.
Ninth Wsr6-WlLLlAM NAGHTkN.
WARD ASSESSORS.
girss w;yaaRIp q RNIpBRFRr sBARR2r R59FpsASSo " FnRsASox
Fourth o11.s \ TW1ssrrdE-sJiAGok 1srEsi Lang. =.
sifsS Eis %:.S.3HsySSSB :..sss3}sSSB Fk[sPP. sRsP
MAJ ESI:Sss s%s;:;;sG6af{EEB BBSLEi41s
xrnBERs BOARD OF EDrc cArIoN.
= second ward--SAMUEL s. RIgKLEY.
E|:sss SI:ss S%ssrSjEESs *:sSsYrSJES %STsS5 SSaSHSs.
&c., 9. PENDLETON CLUB.
Hons. Robert HIufcheson ans
Lawrence II. Neal, will address to
members of the Pendleton Club at 4''"
Thurman. Hail. on Thnrsday even
at71S O'Clock. There will be news from
the New Hampshire election. Let ther
be general turnout of Democrats ant
Conservatives. !.
BY order ExEcUTIvE COMMITTEE.
- 49,, H. 1, o.e,,,c. TT.p,r nrepared ant
corrected by w. ). Savage 'ewelet' o
South High street;
- .ss sATohpA1. M"sOn ns. ..s..., 90.
z,A:lA- .s.-s........sa.. q q ia % 80 81
r. II. ........-..... 1905 60
c-.nd .Inrv meets TODAY.
-. =
E The March number of the Educa
tional Monthly Is on our table.
a Hon. Allen G. Thurman arrived nome
rom Washington City on Friday morning
.,,..,. III. :. . --ord tim. 70 mt
o1- :. .-.s ..s.,s - h;r,, .,ree,. !. =
=. - ;. - =, A.
ifE1 No' teo1u'' W 'ae aa.S 49, n..
oelore sne A1ayol o.; '";;.S 'o.1'' .s-..
susz-The Franklin County Court of Com-
mon Pleas meek a. nine Q c'ocA 'n's l'o' =
Ing. ssg4s - !. .T case.
~Marble plsying is all the 90 among
tha hovs now The Youngsters get very
,o,dd - and varv no;sv at II. i.ig
-'S7 ----.- -. - -----.l I9l.e !
hdtE Yesterday was lovely day. May
its kind increase. The streets were full oi
people enjoying the rare sunshine.
,- .......a 80, d,.ar;rt,n.
a We have received two descriptive
catalogues from Elwranger q Barry, the
great nurserymen at Rochester, New York.
ss.--- 80. ...-,,.-. = ~. odd r.,-
- : 70 49, :. As t.h,a +, ;s t,,a,,
...ss om @ a.4pr 'i 80 ,ntsrsst ST. ~ the Order M
cTr,.a ., as. &C. af So,umhns nnbl;shers
4o' 1@A : o.' = -...----' ..----' :" -
rE Apothecaries must look well to their
STAMPS. 4 .ne ar'lc.e so,u s &c ss;.h sa n.nar -
Tue s'amp' 'uoy mass sum ''A fo.'
sS1sess, sSnSAo s.'s.1 : Z .n.'e. L-E0 Il esf5
Lors OF SrAMps-A mortgage left the
Recorders Office on Saturday for record,
had SIS 900 worth OF stamps affixed to it.
aoh. INV country, what I suffer for you'll
4. -------' -----..--- e..
sCousTY lNFIRMARY.-As the oate 81 our
last report enere "ele 1A0 iun.a.es :. sne
eleven uara ra,.eived. two were horn. six
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-09

Shoedingsr.... 4s
Total vote 70; necessary to a vote 81.
Philip Shodinger having received a ma
jority of all the votes cast, was declared
nominated as a candidate tor Township
Trustee. -.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot
for the third and last candidate for Trustee.
s.59sssqol srs7 FIRST BALLOT. 4f.,srs-7s-,
Lot l.. Smith. as
Elias Gaver.. 10
G.. 2. SSchroll. 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-09

o,STEALING BRAss.-Jacob Albright, and
the two boys, John Murphy and Daniel
Tooney, arrested for stealinGbrass boxing
from the Little Miami railroad, as published
In the STATEsMAN of Friday, were taken be-
fore the Mayor on Saturday morning.
Tooney acknowledged the larceny and said
he was employed to do it by Albright
Albright and Tooney were bound over in
the sum of $500 each, and In default, were
committed. The trial of the boy Murphy
was f,ostponed lfri f-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-09

Total vote, 73; necessary to a choice. 81.
No one having received a majority of all
the votes cast, the Convention proceeded
to take
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-04-18
Der cyndr non Uerona.
6ifsrii9er& omana usten Sabren
t-.. r. 1846bts 1849.
Bon Slater BreSeiani. #.,s
avs sem Stattentf4tu Ibsriett. sg
XVI.
Maeb Dem 8er8e! Naeb Sem
arr tt1sa "a Wfeere! an.
~ l-.EIi Fl fUprti:tuna.l II.
(Gorti9suna.)


&aun1 febt er ftd i'm Greien> 10 fra9t
er ben &uti9er was bann Der STUFF be>
bette: uNa4 Dem Serge! ~ Nad Dem
lMeere !" Der &uti9er ertpitert tbw ruz
bta: vGs bebeutet nt9ts anperS ale tab
i'd Elm e5}eebeerr ,>re9t6 balten folle, I'M,
nt9t ~ansuftobelL bic &pmmencen ME-
%per3ufabren pber nit ben &dpern 3u
freife1 Iunor an bic @dnpe per @rptte
oe19leubert III weroen. Dieie &ufe &C.
il0en ben Neapolitanern, unt ft9 in
bielemD unfel " etSie gu perfeben ; bic
Rut@der fabren tamtt fiber, ubne aus
Dem @eleile gu fcmnten> oaber; ebenip
ii9er idreiten Die Gubsdnser NIT &6r<
be uno 1eibf Tlaiden auf Dem &opfe u.
&inbern al, Der 9ano pur9 bic @rpttt>
ftbren ibre 5eerpen unr fin9en pft nod
babel wie rena 1te auf fretem Gelpe
p1ren. t'.Ji'' -. '.@@ ~...
Sn Dem 9trubel Der menl9li@en
@edlelfdQc miro ber &letnmitbise,
59wa9f1pfge oft unseriebens pom eiz
mem @ol9en Dunfet rno eirem lol6en
Sdwtnpel befauen, .bab er nibt n1ebr
bSrt unp itebt,, paB er ft@ perptrrt, aus
Der GaGun9 tommt> ben. &opf, Serliert
uni Al, pemMuSsanse s,peifelt, mdbreup
bic oSttltGe Norlebun9 tpie Elm sel9idz
ter Baeenlentfr jene @edielfdQe NIT
rubiacr1, tlarem Mu9e purd tauienc
! 0erwidlunoen llno taulenp anldeinenz
be &nduel btnpur@ fdbrt, bic ater fir
ibr' NuAe sinfa@, tlar ab9etpp9en> ab9ez
uneGen uno jenea boben plane1 erbabe@
men l1rladen, entlpredeno itnb> pelde
bic munperYoue harmonic res WeltaQS
er3eu9e1. ..H.
Sal es jemals cine @elesenbeit, UNI
bic DeRiateit Der menl9li@en @er3en an
benz prpttr1ettte sui prtifen> >pel@er pas
6dte @plb som fallden .'unb na@9ez
madten {i9tet ~ tpar btes in ben gro
Zen, plSBli9en l1n,wdl3un9en pes Sab
res 1913 Der Sal, 100 europa in fetner
0araen Muspebnun9 na@ zen sier5tmz
melSeesenoen erbebte. &aum bate
maj, ba pom eiaem uu1iturSc seb6t, ais
bic No9ridt Don einem jwetten, pritten
uro Yierten eintrat 70 pab man, wdbz
renp man 1id NOD 1idt pom erften,
arpeiten unp nritten erbplt bate, ppn Der
: Sterten, nod perperbensSoue,en Gata<
frppbe mi, ibren S6reden unpG ntieBen
lterral9t wurpe. ".'''' @ :
8eri9mSrunaen, Mufitdnoe, Gplfserz
bebunaen> lltnfturs Ger Tbrone, 6lu6t
Der &5nise Mifrertrten1nenr[ .iibrerpauate,
@tarn1e auf Teitu1sel,> 3erit6runsen
!. ppn Wonardieen; &dmpfe @utb urb
9aB, Blutfrbme pon Nrnaeen unr8urz
oer,, - all Das braGte I'M Wtencz
. lanpe cine 1p(6e Mua1lu1g UNI, 3erritz
tune Der Stdncs Ginridtunse, anr
@siebe berrpr, rae, he 8elt in ras ur5
lprlnslide Gbaps 3urid3nitnfen (hien.
: Dur9 ttele grdblide @erwirrunss bin
turd aber tettete las rad1ame Nu9e
. Der 96ttliden Weisbett rubis ure ppn
teinem S9attet1 umol1tert bic Tdpen,
rpelde benz Muse Der Stertliden 1p'uer<
midelt ldieneu, jeuem erbabenen Gnpz
;3iele au, .porin ie ben b5@fenT riu1npb
fires N1ubmtts feiert, udu,li9 Der 9duz
teruna Ger Naserrdblter, Der gerberr.
li@une iter, Rir9t unp Der Nieoerlaae
Der @pttlp}en. J. ssae.s sGlg ssu ;r2r
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-04-18
n.
Das SHUTTER berg.

@cbl rlasf hi fern isSSritte lenten
Der 5eimatb aud rerge0en gar, t'a'.
Gin 6er3 trirb beiner Sets sebenfen
Gin 9er8 70 treu !! Sin 5ers il mabr.
Dubl mast bu friia'rs eippen tiiben
llnb i@anen bea'rer Musen Sde,u,
Dc9 itets wirf bu aur lernen mii6en,
Tas ni&tslio treu wie's M3tterlein.
tlnb tuenn bid jeber Munb eetrostn
t1nbietes ber3 i9 fa!i9 ertpies,
Die Mutterfpra9 bat ME 9elpser,
lDas Muttesber3 tleibt btr septB!
. Du 8orn Der Qieb' . Mutterberl
= ep treu, II fart, in Greut, tn Ghmer3!
5eati5 u. lr-,s ...I ...srz s. ".
ct. pauL Mirn. s' 3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-16

!, mt door labor, while the men wander about
l;.tlessly or do the marketings, always carry
mo their spears and shotels wherever they 60.
TIE BIBLE IN ABYssIxIA.
The people Of Abyssinia are great s c.an
tnre readers Each family posses.ss Or = .hs
copies Of the Bible, printed o. ~rlsn - tests
Arabic language. For the purpose go
inc their knowledge of holy ufH, yo1. ~.
rasnondent. proed by the interpreter 1sp'sn
Snee1v. the Basha Fsleeca ~ot 1neoucfe =
arnnv nrononnded few question:, sucn as
uWbo was the first hunter ~. was :
Davii's father! w hat was TUG nAns ~ y,
he man in whose fields Ruth cleaned s. Z,
How many days was Noahin the Askss
All Of which questions we're answered cor \
rectIy bra young fellow not over twenty
wears ola. who. we found out afterwards, was
Also an excellent writer. Every ONE CARRIES
nm iron cross attached to string. which
hangs around his or her neck-an oatenta>
lions propf that he or she lisa CHRISTIAN;
Finding ii somewhat difficult 10 purchase food
srom them. without having string afouh4
INV neck to show that was Ghrsuah.
have hung a blue ribhcn two inches vice IN
It's place, which stamps me as mos. sAsei-
ant Christian, and since have adopted that
,.lan. have exparienced no difficulty what
war n nn,cbasng sdibles for the mess
.yoTH.R sTRASfE IDEA
las taken possessiou Of the people. When
ever they see an officer who sports an eye
glass, they regard him 90 a person who has
attained high military distinction Whenev.
or wishing any villages in the vicinity OF the
camp, the correspondents hang pair OF
speetaeles on their breasla, ana thereby re.
ceive profound reverence for their yaior and
military tslents.
TRADE AND CURRENCY.
The Ahyssinians have large portion OF
That cunning and perseverance to trade which
80 distinguish the je. in oil countries. In
the camp barley can be bought at the rate OF
twenty-five pounds for an Austrian dollar,
which is equal to dollar and ten cents
American money; yet il native brought q
g5atskin full of barley, which wenld probably
contain ten or twelve pounds, 1t would be
extremely difficult to purchase it under the
dollar. If the natives had smaller coin fully
ihree>fourths OF the money nos expended IN
the country could be saved. Whatever the
article is, whether teaeapiul Of ghee or
butter, small cake of wax, five diminntve
ca kes Of brown bread, OF glass Of milk. the
price is one dollar. The reader wouid natu-
rally imagine that other things which ought
ID command high prices, could not be rur-
chased only for fabulous sums: but such IS
nG, the case. / horse is sold Tor ten dollars,
q COW sells Tor three calf for one, and a
goat for one dollar, A servant can be hired
for two dollars month and that is an extra
ordinary sum 10 pay for hired help in this
country. for lahoEers for patire masters are
only psid fcu. dollars a year.
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Special III otaCeS.
Avoid Poison.

Invsid ieaier 10 sou knos what niae-tsntts Of the
~ compour ds yoa collected ty the propretors
ssesptas universal psuacess composed Of; Give
he- i Cor moment. They manufactured from nrrn
fssd Aicoho oontsbss Considerable portion 81 fast
liza poison ain, iesdy prussic acii The basis
If the regular tctts.es Il TIE Aatetia Aedtea This
ea,. No nIab1nt Of herbal extracts can overc me
the vi tendency u this pzruiccus element. The
Of eonbd RI thoroughly resided, 10 he onty
tira nlsnt which he safely rsea component OF
tonic alternative and aBttii!naa msjicirs, AID HCs-
TeT EkRs STOMACH BIrTRR'sis the only D. dicina'
prep ration ia the world in xh!h this tcie rse
ingredient Hence the extraordinary effects Of fhi
speriac- 1t sfres strength without podu< ing
element. No othtr tonic does s. All The ordinary
Btters fash the face sid affect the brain HosTET-
T EMS BlTIsRs dfuss agreeable calm through tbs
system, promotes digesten and pfo'ucs sleep
Nc ether tonic quickly ressss the ex.ustet pbysi-
cal eaersies restores the appel tea removes the gloom
snd cepressio, which always accompanies Weakness OF
the bodily powers 1t pnrges from the system the
bib hlnors which retard ts nefurai functiore, sn1
whr trsx paiebtss to the cheek aad sn- ring 10 Ia.
hTov utanishs- those clogs urca pleasure, restores
the system high health and necessarily PROM raj
"a sajunct to the digestive organs TRIAL II ali ths
is needed to establish l. the confidence kepe
assl2d,x
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Pafent Offices.

lqYsnt1rs rho wish 70 tskaeus Lastrrs gtsnt are
at'fsed TO ccnnssl nth HssS 90. ttor. Of TIC
sssst.ae y seaa who hsvc rpsecated eiairs tsfors
tbe PAts.t oiste fr over xeLiy Years. -ir Ameri
an sno rp-tn Patent agency Is the ext nsFe
IN The world Charges less tasn any Other aRerrr
RENT gratis
liza hsnas ms s,1nd Vols ~. eo.satnins isg Nc
chsnfs-i sptratsEss and the ii States ceasus By
unies with hsni- aEd csiIts Nerkauirs mailed
on recsipt OF Is cents. Adde'S MuSSEce
81 Park Row New YORK
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RatcneIor's Hair DYE.

spientis LAIR Dye i the beg: In the wolff tie
oh5 tfntani setfse Dye; hsra'ess, reliable ihstan,
neots; disappointment: ri6cnous tints remedies
he IN sssts Of tsl Gyes nyfsors.ts and ieate, tie
Hair of end bssrfsl, tieet ~ lrescu fold by all
Druggists and Performers aud properly aplIas al Iate
eloF'. zig Factcry No Is B9us street, New York,
ap.atfly
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gnHAf DISfBBUfION
0EF0OPULlTAN GIFT co.
Cash eifIs - he Asslss Of s3ss,eos.
1vnhY z1oxxr DRAWS 4 Pnlxs.

y Esssss H..~oos pt.ne-. Each 500 to $500
q Melossens 4: e e aso
- - n . - ~ -
800 fine uold wstrA g - 70
80 fs,ss silver Nstesrs 10 10 80
ss as.. .. ,s F..o a.ss
Gid Jsveiry, In all valued Il ol,OOO,OGO.
A oBAA9s ~ HRAF ANT Or TIE ABoYE rRT-
scibing each prize taii In Eas.lap.s .nd thof
ougay mixed "a receipt OF Is cts sealsd lick, viii
be dra~a without ehoscsaaA asisssed II oar ses Or
seath y mall 10 roy I'D Th@ prfzra named utou Il
ONE botLAs Prizes WIN % Immediately sent to sny
address e. = q r s. ,.sarn %s
FoaE 1ou PAR FOR II. Aay1fise mag b. exetsrsed
JessH ~ qfas sa~4 rdss. s0rL.s ~.
o.r pa.ro.s 80 T. p.sa o.f.F ts.hpG
feom many who have lately drawn vaIasbis PriIss
ST was 49, ssss,s y 30 Mis- Vi Ami. Mn.
Dabu1ae, Iowa, doia Watch SEQ Phillip u CARLY.
Louisville, Ky.. Diamond utter Ring 1850 Pat
;.raeo !. sssss's ". 1, silver Z. 81, q Mig
xD-w, pshl.h no sthout bar a,iss1 AZ
ora vs. or THs PRES i-ssTasy are doing the
.rss., Lu lnss the O. il reliable, .ad deserve sh.is
sucs css : Heekiy Tfftss "a ., 1874.
"se have exaE,iasd their sssten .snA tsor them TO
be a isir dealing 6rm ~ Herald, Ftb %, 1900
'Lrst week friend Of ours d,s- soc priz4 uhieh
wsspr ,nptiy rvos tved = ntiis MRS. kareh .. 1885
send fr efrruisr irving referepefs and H.
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for 81. u for fG IS for IS I'D for SIS.
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Mass,
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now fou nAY HAVE
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r. IA a Il q El II M h N & .
To ~, hssRtaEs D. .erts.g y i4f xgtf
A skE AND SIRE way 50 arra ma ate Ffsusytv In.
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discovered sra faiiy sspia m .;rxs Bos OF his
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