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Indiana has nominated Mr.. Hendricks
for the Presidency. in the name VI
million and half Of the ireemen OF In
diana" He received for Governor last
ial about 10000 voteG
President Grant seems well salts
fed with the election Of Walker IN
Virginia, aud has confidence in his in
lAgrity. He thinks. also, there is fan
prospect Of the union Of the Wells aud
Walker elements, aud has 20 doubts OF
the thorough reconstruction Of the
State.
A well informed Kentucky CORES
pondent writes that he Democracy OF
that State have no hope that the hi-
teenih amendment will DO defeated
and, expecting negro suffrage the poll
ticians Of the party are beginning TO
operate on that class to some extent
looking TO their votes. The people are
against giving the negro any rights
whatever, bat il before The next session
Of the Kentucky Legislature adiourns
that amendment il declared adopted,
that body will give tho negro all hrs
civil rights, although their constituents
oppose il, aud viii use this great act OF
lborahty to secure their favor.
The most interesting event Of last
month was the landing Of the French
Atlantic Cable at Duxbury, Mass,
which was accomplished on Friday, tho
ed ult Tho laying Of the cable was
attended with marked success, and
with degree Of rapidity that was not
generally expected The dangers of
the deep were all passed through with
out loss or serious damage OF any kind
The telegraph line between Duxbnry
and Boston through which the cable is
10 form its other connections is finish
cd. and last week messages were ex-
changed between President Grant and
Napoleon.
President Grant was visited Thurs
day by gentleman, who bronched the
subject Of politics IN Mississippi and
the Dent movement in that State. 49,
The President was reminded OF the
conflicting reports in relation to his
feelings and views upon that question,
and that IL was asserted that he had al
ready given his adhesion to Judge
Dent. The President replied substan-
italy TO his visitor that the patronage
OF the Administration would not be
cast in yayor Of Judge Dent, as the
party supporting him was believed to
be inimical TO the Republican party Of
the country. In the course OF CONVEX
sation he took occasion to express re-
greet that 40 many good Republicans
were found acting with men who be be-
liaved failed TO give genuine and
hearty support to the Republican par
" aud the measures adopted by the
Administration He did not believe
there we're any issues presented in the
Mississippi contest which should cause
division in the Republican ranks in
that State aud. as between the party
supporting Judge Dent and his oppo-
neat, be fAyours the latter as being
the true representative Of the princi-
Plies Of his Administration. This
would seem 10 settle that disputed
question but Judge Dents friends
have different story to tell, and say
that the President viii not interfere in
the election one way or the other II
may lie relied on AZ fact. however,
that the Presidents eympathios arc all
on the side u the ssraight-out Repnb
hcans
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Poe lodges q PROBATE.
y b BURTON, ~ Manchester District
THOMAS WHITE ~ fseuniaFtou District.
Tsoehoa TsssAAy, septenllser 7th-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-03

The ANNEXATION QUEsr1oS IN CANADA.
-" Carleton" of the Boston journal,
has recently been in the New Domin-
ion" and while there he made some en-
quiries into the feeling OF the people
touching annexation to the United
States:
Is your place advancing?" was>15
question put to gen+leaaa-Sr Sus-
pension Bridge.
No, sir; we arc at standstill, "
was the frank reply, and then came the
reason: "Our people are leaving. We
have a corrupt government. The Do
minion does not work we'll We are
advocating independence, which is the
first step towards annexation Dis
satisfaction at the present state of af-
fairs, was visible at Montreal, but here
dissatisfaction becomes open opposi
ton. Trade is dead There is no
manufacturing. Wages are lows
Through all the towns there is the same
story. Not only the thinking and read
ing part of the community, but all 9th
ers see that Canada, under the present
state Of affairs, is going from bad to
worse. They see no help for it short
Of equality with the States member
ship in the family"
/ am confident from what I have
seen and heard, that the question of
annexation will soon be the most prom
inent one in Canadian politics.
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4 GREAT HI.E9SIN0.

from Rec J.. r. Haodt Iron, LerHB ~, o.
MEssHs srh0se AnMmaoaGf
Gentlemen, Il gives nie great plfesufs tg ststo
thhf iny wife has derived great bthoh fIaH tho
use 81 G8e's Dyspepsia Cure. She has been iDr
nulabea u years greatly Troubled sitb Dyspepsia,
accompanied vatl1 violent pariKgsia8 " eUustlFa
ton wi3ch - Frustrated hpf that sbe ess aii tic
while, f0f months. unsble W dyanvih.nR hha
tool a. Four INSTANCE, C5U's IfFtFfprs tHfe ard
has druYed GREAT BEAEfll fEU8 I Il aHa u
now comparatively ven bhH regards thlH mtli-
cine es a great bisssiuK
Truly yQafat J.. D. HAtD.
Jan. 1915, lHAs.
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The st. Johnsbury Times is the title
of new paper recently started at st.
Johnsbnry, with H L. Hovey proprie-
tor, and A. Ropes as general editor
and d. X. Simonds local editor. 1t is
32-column paper handsomely printed
and well edited. We wish the new en-
terprise abundant success.
The Middlebury Register made its
appearance last week in an enlarged
form and new dress. The Register is
an excellent local paper, and we are
pleased to chronicle this evidence Of its
prosperity.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-03

Ne believe tasi uonaa married Or
unmarried. Was maio 10 lie the CON
llanson 81 man, aud Dot lhe mere ser.
want ha she hsa the same right %
eontrol Der property that BE- has e con
tral hs thai she has the same right
70 aspire to any occupation, profession,
OK position. The dutios q which she is
competent 70 discharge. THAT be has
A right is worth nothing without q
power to protect il Tue ballot alone
can DO this
When the black man Of the South
was made free man, the ballot WAS
given him as the only mode Of protect
ing hls freedom and the equal rights
freedom ooniers
And We should glory in seeing Yer
mont. FIRST Of oil the lands, accord To
woman her equal rights before the law,
and invest her with their only sure
safeguard, the right Of suffrage.
After abolishing human slavery, the
next great conquest of the United
States over wrong and error, will be to
take women from the feet Of man and
place her by bis side, invested with
eyey right and privilege Of her present
lord and MASTER that the law can
confer And in this is involved bis
highest interests. Whatever will ele-
yate her VIII elevate him. They may
rise or sink together all history shows
The form Of an article OF amend.
ment to the constitution is appended,
the adoption Of which your committee
recommend.
Respectfully submitted,
Gn.GLrs REEo, Committee
II. HENRY PowERs, YIN ~ ''0e
Montpelier, July 9th, 1869.
Proposed article Of amendment on Wo.
man Suffrage.
ARTICLE No. "a. Hereafter women
Shall be entitled to vote, and with ne
other restrictions than the law shall
impose upon men.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-03
Goes Dyspepsia Cure

VIZ aga h. .3uua invaluable ia ~ u DiaF-
rbea, bypeafery Colie samntef Complaints Grip
ing saa % fact ever d.sggdsfad o9nah.9n 4 tie
stomach.
49, b. Drageistt 70 eiig - eonHtfy eysrf utsro
a. q PET B5tliss 81 ~ apHAs4uaa =
THE Q G. CLARK co,
koa fEapaftaFs
iyse9w hes haFeE. g.
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nRLAqLsTA

Any druggist iu the county vii IN you. fyga
iake tie trvuts ~ enquire that EVERY ans What
spoaks ID tle aissi uaqaalned pfslss u its great
nledletuAl ylftae.
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wHoopINQ cougu

The Testimony II al uha bar0 us0d Il f1r this
trruble slscsse during the last tea Years ", thst
u Invariably uliescs aud cures a.
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SORENESS OF THE THROAT,
CHEST AND LUNGS

DO not delay procuring and Immediately taking
Coos UoBgh bslsam when trupblcd with ans n
the above named difficulties. Ihes are AZ pre-.
mouitory symptoms ~ consumption and II not
arrosteo, will sooner VI mtur sweep yuu away ins
10 the valley Of shadows from which nome can ey-
CT return,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-03
SORE THROAT

Keep yuur throat wet With Tho Halaam taking
little and ohoh aud yua vii soan hud rlisf
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HARD COLDS AND COUGHS

Yield al once b. steady usc ~ thss great rom-
edy. Il wil succecd ia giving relief where al
othUI remedies have iailed
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FOR GROUP

The Baiasm viii le found Invaluable sn1 NAY
always = rtliod aFoa p H,e mpst estt .uls eaasa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-03

(FIoln LESTER SEXTON. n HbraUkesl
MILWAUKEE WIS., Jan, ~. 1865
MEssRs. G. q. GlAHK 4 Co., Hcr Huba taaai
Both myself and wifo have used Goes Dysp"p-
sia Cure, aud II has proved PEhfelLl satisfao-
tory a. & remedy. IhaYu No NcsitHtlUu in FaslHY
tAat We have received CHEAT BENEFIT f0aia
use. fffI fthptGtIpll ~
{sgned) LISTER BEXT0E.
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cLIR9TnLN

The Esr Lease biien, n Alegbsur, tesiiles
that ID LaA cured him, after al other remedies
lad fa4io1.
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Tr ssr
fTTTE 2 Htsuf HN. z gl81staef
- l.eatsaAai fsssfaafs
0FcE0E y HENnEE, a As7i.iasn.
- Eiats Tfsasufaf.
JOIN A FAnF 4 Neas8s }nU
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-04
CRIMINAL INTELLIGENCE.

"A room in the GsyosO Block, No
364 Main street, was entered yesterday
and robbed OF some two hundred dollars
worth Of clothing.
M. Combs, ir., whom we announced
as arrested and -incarcer8ted on charge
OF forgery, yesterday, was on exsmins
ton bOnOrsbly acquitted. We were mis-,
informed ia stating that he was put 10
prison. He was in charge of Acting U.
5. Marshal Currie.
Two citizens were tried before Squire
Herman for roObing a countryman Of
several hundred dollars, at Mad. VIM
cents, 8 few days ago. The evidence
tending to show that the money was
simply taken to take care OF, with the
intention Of returning it at u proper
time, the case was dismissed.
-" Blood" may be looked for in Lin
den street, at the schoOlhOuse, in q day
or two. We learn that a relation Of the
young lady who wss displaced by Alder
man Rennsr met the A~lderLaauic school
teacher, or the notwithstanding Alder
man, on Monday night, and gave him 8
+" cussing," threatening to hunt him up
next morning and wallop him. Tuecday
morning the Alderman received a note
telling him that he would be allowed
tWenty-fouT hours to make amends, for
what is not stated and If ne did not do
so blood" would flow. We RnXiously
look for the scrimmage. There is an
item in the dim distance.
Some ten days ago a gentleman
from Texas, named r. p. Faddls, passed
through this city on his way to Louis
vile. He purchased from a house here
twenty barrels Of oil, paying for it, and
giving directions to have his purchase
shipped on a certain boat, on Monday,
March Let. He then proceeded TO Lou
~isville, transacted his business and re.
turned this way, reaching this city on
Monday evening. He found his oil on
the wharf boat, but before it could be
shipped it was seized on an attachment
served by Capt. Lsz Isaacs for the sum
of $50, owed by the party from whom
the oil was bought. The manifest iDjus-
tice OF the thing nettled Mr.. Faddis, and
going to Squire Griffith he procured a
writ of ~replevin, which was put in the
hands Of Deputy Constable Joe Robinson
to serve. Issacs refused to obey the writ
and was arrested for contempt OF court.
While before Squire Griffith, Isaacs
{" pSssed the lie ON Robinson, and was
immediately 4" beited y in the "snout +"
therefor. Considerable "shensnigan "
ensued after the arrest, and at last the
oil mysterlously disappeared, and it
leaked out that it had been sold by Isaacs.
4 State warrant was finally gotten out
for the refractory and eOntumscious
Isaacs, and seeing that he had the alter
native OF producing the oil or going to
all, IsaRcs gracefully submitted aud re-
leased the oil.
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THE storm did not prevent the Piano.
rama Of New York City, on exhibition
st New Assembly Hall, from drawing
good houses yesterday, Persons who
have not seen the Panorama wonder at
the crowds it draws, when finally they
go themselves, aud presto change, theyS
too, beam enthusiastic in its praise. AS
q work of art this Panorama is perhaps
equal, if not superior to any ever exhib-
tied in this country. II is life-like (if the
expression may be used) throughout !;
the lettering on the signs, the telegraph
wires, and ali minute standing out in
IS bold relief as City Hall or Castle Gar
den. The spectator is carried along at q
steady pace, for miles On Broadway,
stopping ever and anon TO observe more
closely the Astor House, City Hall, Bar
NUNS Museum, Trinity Church, and an
hundred other celebrities. Thence he
goes to the Battery, with its shady grass
plots and fountains to Castle Garden
and the docks, and over to the Jersey
City ferryboat landing, winding up with
q startling and magnificent view Of the
burning of the great Crystal Palace.
Mr.. A bert Norton explains everything
in the most graphic manner, transport
ing the listener to the identical localities
represented. His explanations are in
terspersad with valuable statistics and
facts as well IS interesting and instruct
i've gossip, and be possesses the rare fac
ulty OF never dwelling on = point so long
IS to weary his auditors. Exhibits every
afternoon and night this week, at 81 and
S o'clock.
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New MEMPHIs.-The gloomy rainy
weather could not keep a good house
from assembling TO witness the great
Leffiugwell in his inimitsble character
of the Gushing Clorinda," in Byron's
Cinderella. He will appear tonight in
Romeo Jd6ier Jenkins.
READINGs.-The Hon. Mrs. Yelverton
will give q farewell reading tonight in
Mrs. Haile's school hall. Among the Sc
I~ections for the evening are "a Black
job" by Tom Hood, wherein the Ru-
thor details the attempts of a philan-
thropic society to wash negroes white,
their failure and utter disgust), and the
"COnquered Banner" by Father Ryan.
Invitations 10 the reading may be had
on application to Mrs. YelvertOn, or at
this office. Price, 81.
THE PANoRAMA.-Hundreds OF our
people VINO have the great panorama
of New York, now on exhibition at the
Assembly rooms, will bear witness to
the fact that 1t is a great and wonderful
production. There are two exhibitions
every day, at 3 and Z o'clock.
NOVELTIES In Dress Goods ut Menken
Bros,
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Consumption, BrORchItis, Asthma, eczema
and Catarrh Cured.

nR. GABBERT, partner of DR.. Tichenor, can
IL now be consulted At the ONCE OA ~,
1ewitt No. 22z Second Street, where ne VIII
remain until about the first OF Apr1L All per-
sons wishing TO try their new treatment FOR
the above diseases would do Well TO apply i'm
mediately. so as TO secure as much personal
a-fenCion As possible before DR.. q. returns to
New Orleans. Satisfactory testimonials SHOWN
Al once. DR.. u. viii also prescribe for Old
frisnds Id other chronic diseases, NH
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FOR R<A4.

NOR RENT-A nse Residen N on BeaI
u street, Nc. SIS, near Ooi. Topp'sh no. 9ge. Con-
ain S IL rooms. Rent cheap 10 g good ehant
Apply at Office OF Commercial Hotel. no
EOR RENT.-The new TEo-StOry Residence
JIG on the corner of POntOtoc and s.. Martin
streets, with al necessary improvements and
3 large yard Apply atSH Main street. mis-
NOR RENT.-"THE ARMOUR PLACE"
IL tee inst house east OF the Madison street
bridge, al the junction Of Pigeon Roost road
and Madison street extended-One of the most
pleasant and desirable places in Memphis.
Apply 20 JAMS N. HARRIS, at the Law office
of harris & Pillow, or TO NJ. d. WEIGH, No. 70
Madison street. feb26
EOR RENT.-A Front Room in the house,
IL No. Il Jefferson street, suitable for cotton
broker, lswyer or doctor. 1t sdiOins the ed1to-
rial room of the Appeal Inquire OF JOHN
AINSLIE, at the Appeal Office. jal9
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Capt. ]. n. Brown, late of the Con-
tolerate States Navy (so-cslled), com.
mnnder Of the ram Arkansas, is In the
city with bis family, stopping at the
Pesbody Hotel.
We we're much pleased to meet with
VIM. Craig, Esq, President of the Bath
Paper Mills, of Bath, s. C., who is stop
ping az the OVeCten Hotel. We have
tried the paper manufactured by the
Bath Mills, and a tTuthfnlly say 1t is
the best and cheapest paper we have tried
within the last two years. Mr.. Craig is
o gentleman we eheerfully commend to
all of OUT friends.
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ID r.. j O n H y
Is ROW Prscti(iag at the
LOUISVILLE HOTEL,
LOUISVILLE, KY,
HhHra Ia Will remain mill March Dist.

In the treatment OF the EAT AND EYE, and
other organs of sense, it becomes necessary 10
have a good knowledge of every thing pertain
ing to medicine and surgery. What are called
regular Physicians may have graduated in
either the Old or the new school college, and
can boast OF q one-siJsd education. DIR. JONES
has had q thorough education in both the old
and the new school medical colleges, aud
in an Eye and Ear College, and In the
Eye and Ear ~InfruRrtes and Hospitals
Of America ana Europe, and his d.
plOm6s from the same hang in his office.
It is impossible for a physician who has but
the usual medical education, to successfully
treat the Eye and Ear. Therefore Dr.. JONES
has awaited himself of ali the advantages the
world affords 10 fit hiDself for his natural and
chosen probe sion and of his success the reader
may judge BY the following testimonials:
NAMES OF MEDICAL GENTLEMEN,
Through whose examination Dr. JOHANNES A.
JONES mas gone, and who have testified to his
ability in Jbe strongest language possible, by
placing their names 10 his diplomas, which are
suspended in b Office, open 70 the inspection
of fha futoFpafph-
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SPRING GOoDs-MERCHANT TAILOR
INa.-T. McGssy, 23S Second street, has
this dsy received q choice selected stock
of spring goods. He is making to order
at prices as low as Eastern cities. His
motto is "quick salea, small profits"
He employs rome but fret class work
men. His reputation, long snd favOra-
bly, known IS q first class tailor ia this
city, needs nc recommendation, Call
and see him at his old stand, 23S Second
street,
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FOE SALE.
For Sale.

A CORNER RESIDENCE LOT, s5 by 27 feet,
situated on Tate street, south OF Vance, be-
ates walk OF street cars. For terms apply 70
febI3 JESSE Nj. TATE, 3l5K second ST.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-04

BUCKEYE EALyE.-A fresh
supply of lhe Justly celebrated
article for the cure Of Plies, re-
ceiyea and for sale by
u. w. JONES 81 CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.
967 Main street.
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HE COURTS.

CHAECERY COURT m. M Smith,
Chancellor the following cases are seI
specially for to-day:
723, 745, 81, 800, S2I, s25. S27, $50, s35,
S36, S37, Ss6, 64l. S42, S43 844 S46 S47
$40. $50. s5l, $50. S54 S3l, S62 s64 S55.
The decress flied yesterday ara Inserted
below
Simpson w Rodgers, reference.
Wsgge.er VS. WintAfs, final.
Van Cuiin vs. Moore, sale.
Andrews vs Clark, hoaI.
Anderson "a DuoOee, demurrer O~VsTruled.
Mosby VS. Hunt, on claim.
Page We Commercial Bank, reference.
Waleott We Lsd }, reference.
CIRCUIT COURT-Georqe W. Reeves,
Judge In this Court the following
judgments and orders were made and en-.
tered on yesterday. In the case OF the
State vs.. Philip GArvin, Judgment was
entered against defendant for the sum OF
n hundred and one thousand and
sixty-twO dollars and forty-two cents
(SlOl ,062 ~ together with 123 per cent.
interest for the period of fourteen
months, as damages on said amount an
order was also made upon Garvin to pro-
duce in Court the textbooks for the
year 1887, which was complied with.
GoodwyDe VS. Brown & Coleman. dis.
missed as to Coleman, and iudg-
ment sgainst Brown for $685..
Stewart Ys Vance ct al, nor. suit.
Stewart We Robbins ct al, Judgment for
S4432 46.
Stewart Il Bro vs Holmes & wharton,
Judgment for plaintiff, 1896.
Stailey vs. Hayne, dismissed for want of
prosecution.
johnson VS. Judge Of County Court, dis
missed for want OF prosecution.
Cogswell vs. POston, admir-, petition dis
missed, and judgment awarded
against plaintiff and his sureties on
certiorari bond for 1916 SIS.
SANGER VS. Ailier, agent, judgment for
defendant, $3.50.
This Court will, on Saturday next,
adjourn until court In course, being COM
PEELED 10 open Court at Somerville, on
Monday, the.Ssh inst,
To-day will be devoted to hearing
motions for new trial and such other
motions is counsel may enter, execute
wrils of Inquiry, etc. Counsel ticking
appeals must have their bills of ex-
ceptions mSde no and ready to be signed
before Saturday afternoon. Tners will
be no more jury trials during the present
term.
MUNICIPAL OURT-Geo. ". Waldron,
Judge.-A coed many cases were dis
posed OF in this Court yesterday, by jury,
but nOne Of them contained any matters
Of public interest. SINE few cases were
continued over until to-day. The causes
inserted below will BE- taken I'D this
morning: Nos. 1923, 1861, 1888, 1884,
1855, 1855, 1857, 100, 17Ol, 1902, 1908,
l705, 1706, 1907, 17OS, 1909, I7IO, I'LL,
l7l2, 1713, 17l4, 17l5, 1716, 17I7. Ills,
1719, 1920, l72l, 1872, 1923, 1924, 1925.
LAW CoURT-A S. Lee, Jtdgs.-The
argument in the case OF Johnson VS..
Wieks ct al, was resumed yesterday
morning by Gen. Chalmers, who con-
tinued to address the Court and jury
about ~ o'oloek-When Gen. J.
+. Sale opened the case for the defend
ants. Pending his argument, Court adj
lourned until tEis morning. To-day the
argument will BE resumed.
This case will hardly be concluded be-
fore Friday.
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MIsCEGEEATIoE.-We learn that a
hitherto respectable white woman, liv-
ing in the northeastern portion Of the
city, gave birth on Tuesday to q bouue-
ing mulatto baby. She was married 5ut
four months ago to a very decent young
man, so we learn.
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REWARD.

COX REWARD-wm be paid at this ONCE
DZO for the recovery Of a BAY MARE,
which was stolen on the night OF the 10th nit.
from the corner Of Tennessee and Auitng
streets. She is about fifteen hands nigh, with
full name and tail, and lame in left fore foot.
mil
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@eAfeI nah europa. Tis sCutlai
slaional SaHf" spn g2smptie bat @rrangsmsnte
ertrpfeu, 70 ba6 &c btrSet aui alr sr1BsreT
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