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dow IN tht pavement. which was rsnod, mt With.
'f"hd'n9 fff' ~rnttrr was qnlts cns,I, in thc
n'Ret he ~"s" ,1t. ANIL f%eiIHe pnt. teAehetl inv I,
10 Dhl'' 1P a'll Ht'r him. Ml to llA astonistliBett,
.sl'o r"Tsf 1ka Rone. EVtlIa Hlegl lss1 r}I,ultY
etnl"p tie ,,Htt.
A. 1nhIA''HpolIs, recently, Krrna Nrf,snlcE..
win" drunk. l~At au, t!rAe4l its tsusbtrt, Right
t"Hs "f'. tirsfthR itnr H!lhf lA,ne a,! inn VI
'"ttr il''', @ti lnf!h l1IH 4rfoHa Injury u1an ter
rl'hr, III" 'llrt, = law days RilrswaF,i. Whr,s
'ln"s'l'tHh ~ ~ sh" rAHsn nj her thinfins sln,
"hdrF "'H!nsInh nom ius istiIrr, .tntr hist aha
''Ad fkl'rh ffnIn sulnp. Thn trlI, rstua nW.
a"al'J. A'I, ll.a hfut" lss heGA atiSstnd,
KAnaAa
Mlss lktttlh} !. III II IN NAlhAs. thn srtnutly
tlsirh Vtn lnsAnn Asiiuln n tIssaN 2l,nIa, Allt.
n'itf HtRAihR Z Thorough eAAlNlHk.in1 GnHLlu!utl
Tint .hs ,nrllulan II IN t'4h rundttlul, Rld snl
R,nu. tlln tasA VI tryng 10 have 1An uy!la 4c,io.
dled,
Al txav-Awneih, on sAo 2sh, q Mn Not,erta
ia ahbd 2,tur Kind u ze.d lntu tha farn Of II, l.,
CLARK, \ crtckery-dealrr. MI. Z. may !ose TITO
ti4ht VI one rye. MEA X. hna not bccn arrested
DAlH.
a anRke A!xtren feet lung nnd f9tee, tnchea
through at tho thlckrst point. II Fcpostrd 70 haso
t'een Killed Ly ME- Hail. In Iuchland County, a
lew days agl, lie attacked It 1r.t With hoe, but
ttnnlly Eliu,srd uron fence Iust over the suRxe,
hrokr III back With large stone, and then chopped
Its head on With the hoe.
Ncar Eaton, On tho e0to, light occurred ko-
tween ColnInhus anil Sylvester Nysohg, brotherA
relatire 10 some property. BJlFtBter struck Co
lumhus with stone, iunlcttng Injury from which
be died lew hours after. The fl81r1c.de VIA ar
rested.
rnE TERK1roR1Ex
The population Of Che1enne and auuurt,s, aa
shoEn hJ the census iuBs cpmpleted, Is 2,esa
The Denver Srtrs Of the ztst tayB: ..An Indiau
and the report OF nght between 4 party Of Ute1
and kioTas. In which the former lost three and
the lsttcr four wa171o7a The bearer OF dispatches
Was participant IN the engagement, and brought
away one scalp ~ htx trophy. The Utes about
Town, 10 the number Of three or four hundred,
tmmedtate!I assembled and paradcd tie sr1ects
on horseback, caaunt,ng their r1r songs, NTH tbs
scalp u banner nolsted On len8 pole the war;
s1ors performing miuic fenta Of yaor nbolt 1t and
at the hcsd Of the column
The Laramie StntiHst u3 the 10Th 1aJs: "Capt4,n
Richards, Ed Bullock, End soma othets OF our cti-
lens, wbo went out to look at ihe Last Chxhce
Mnea, harb rcturnEd. TheY made a thorough ex-
atntnAt1on Of them, and from tncH experience and
knnMn integrity, nc cuuader the report pa1iectiy
reliable. They confidently sxp1eaA The opinion
that they saw and examined more than f1f.y miles
Of Eulches thtt will pay nom nTe .dollaSs per
day up. They state that all thas Is necessary is
for men to 60 theTe and work. Therc Is plenty Of
water Tor PLACER mlnl21. Thoae Who are :hetc
claim to own or represent most Of the claim1 aud
are poking around from place 10 place, not con-
tent 10 Eet1Ie down to good thing, but s1i the
while hoping 10 ind better.
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iFNoA nrA nwH C0MksHr0xnEx1,)

csex, 1erer kew. It IL these pancakes tia. NJ.
Murray hAs naIe fnmous, driving away
al Ea.iety from the johnson table,
s!nec every arrival greets the hostess with
pleasant smile AZ Il he were the rrss 70 make the
REMARK and Informs her snal he has heard OF her
specla,ty, and would ike some OF them for supper.
Indeed, sker deserve cu1osIst as enthusiastic as
the fArk sttFet paIson, being delicious beyond
co11raasoe, ai~aya served ptptng hot With IN.
descr1banie qualttsea OF excellence, such would
make The fortune OF COOK at DelMoDtcos s and
accompanied With the very lleal Of maple syrup
They do not reach the table TIL jon have devoted
hau aa hoaf 10 Jo1x ow0 troul, aad tho h1os1ed
senisou kIlsed day or two ago IN Mrs- Johnsona
po,aso pa.ch. rust hsel ol the house. bot The nos
p1saele ,aass grdile "a never empty uu,ii she has
cooked dozen ca1es for eFes9 gness, saa rely
lew are ever LEFT to cool.
The next step beyond tho Hotel johnson Is the
Mic carry around the taatds. II L. not the worss
there Is an OF team hefr readr 10 h1ul the toat
and baggage through, 40 that the passage my be
made unencQnhesed- But Il viii serve As q text
1or I few remarks on cArT1es In genera Ms.
M1uny azys there Is no eIcriio1 which = child Of
txe yeats old might not put forth But he con-
fesses thar In Aay md jane shc poragcs are
muddy and unrleaaant7" and here 1nd
rescue for his vcrscsty. The lateness Of the
sca+on sud excessive ra,as ,hts Jeas hare put
say ni about twenty places IN yor. two mile tramp
you encounter 4 swollen brook. with broad bAnks
Of qrsgnue koo,e tnao ankle deep, wklch Jaa
must wade 4c1oss, or wnlk Blonlin-fathlon for a
dozen sards on slippery log. In Aone places
faint stternpt has been nadt n corduroy; bot tho
result IL conluA!on Of logs noa1tnx about, On
~hich Jou step II youe peril It Is "anp1ezsaus"
-ueanrpg that Que comes nut 1t the end Of tho
Cary thoroughly blown, with feet vet to tho
knees, and clothing muddy to the shoulders from
frequent tunhles on boE2y foundations and
treseherou8 roots. 4 child Of nfe sauuess might
Get through Il it, life depended on Il; but Il tho
g11r azeAsed ladses aua fragile coosumpttEea,
whom NJ. Murray has Invited 70 the woods, hap
pen 70 ttpS1 one Ct the lopR carries lartuZ 1
shower, there u some thssp sooli.ng, and may be
sone scssous rusaJt4- II shuEld be said howcyez.
that the difference bstwcen casTy IN dry time,
aud The ssme carry ihosucgnlJ Nct down bJ
ha.d satn, II greater than that between Philip
drunk and Philip sober. md Is rather like The
oout,zs, between Light and dsftnhaA The car-
r1es do not follow tho coafse Of tho strrsol, Is
might be imagined, bat s1tks directly through TIM
fozc.ts, where narruw path hAt been trodden, IN
~ nesrtJ bee-lloa - tho astuTs q The ground
viii permit 1t Is, therefore, oootihualy up hill
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notes ttts viii aWaken Ia crez5 aaIoon a1d tnssl
Icry In tho laod One loud amen will 70 mp !ror
the unlversal wh1skfJ Etog. Why, cir, Il Is jus'
becausc the rumseilcr does intetfern With tae
rshts Of o.he.s tha1 Oppose him. He Is u13r:
dertng, BY siow, bat snte, process, - auro II
any Other, those ioye-ta5 father, my brother,
uS husband, my sou, my friend and neIgnbor. /
would knatch fspm him hts power for evil on the
Eame principle that wouId snatch ftut1 bis deud-
lsh grasp the deadly revolver lcrelled at my own
OF MT brothers heart. No, sh: this "soc1sl free,
dan,'' this 'ltcEtJ'' tharJoo speak of, is the ln
ertJ Of nceurousnekA: toeItT TO spread suares for
the To0ng AID The a1Ezt5, 10 lead Ia she ways os
atu and dca1o, 10 plant poisoned a1rows In may q
truthful, noble heart, To do. IN g Rofd+ every
wicked and mem thing tnat cnpldit!, sTas1ce aad
E4ckedness can deTsae.
As to the propriety Of Organizing political
paH!, specially tot tha purpose OF correcting this
g.eat e7tl Of intenperancc. in tha WY proposed:
l. 1wooid sss nrst7 sha. the veTy attempt TO do
"a can hardly tai to do good. It will create dis
ccszton-cssnrst, and posabl5 &og7J discussion.
This Is Whist We need. All the better Il It invoke
the opposition Of the mob,
=. Other plans hare been tz!ed and have failed.
The voluntary society. with ns solemn pledge, III
publications, its pulpit and its lecture, has
done much. but Its strength Is cE-
t3usteL The orders OF Good Temp,A,a
and sons Of Temperance, have also done soue-
thing. But they have had tnetr day. The ertl has
Eegalne1 IL strength, and today sending ,
broader, deeper 1ne darker torrent through our
Land than II any former period. Nisugns At morA
suAelon Ind makes mock u the tr1qr1ngt Of &C.
crek orre1.. 30 choice IS istt society. Vic mnst
lay thA hand u GIRL paxrz UPON the monster, q
We shall soon become nation Of drcnS1rts- Tits
Is the WAY, aud the oaiJ c1oct1l Way, to dezi
with bod Offenders And II It not tine to do
something: Look It our halls Of lex!a.atton.
Even how our OWE stzte stznd2 disgzacea IN the
eysA os the natton, and tho wostd, because of IT,
Temperance, Nov d ! good time 70 begin, Tho
better cSa4f. A. We raay say, outside OF tho Whls-
key S4he. feel themselves disg1need--ouf1ased-by
the position erd acts Of tosno of ouT publtr men,
and asr determined to watch khts thing in time to
cornc-2re determined not TO cart their yet-s a
Iandom TOT RnJ OF thAt clsAA
SoE, too, the 4l&ses1 4aesuon Ia About sctslej.
and other Party tstnt4, inTpytnC great moral pftn-
cpbcA. ATe -eekonet aTnonx the things OF the past
The moral Ind religious clAsses VIII not &x dow
to rally around khe atAndAEd OF temperance As
Annn secm t1spased 70 think. And u ooce Il .
public mira hecamea fuilJ enllssed IA tna cso4e,
soa bo 10 the rnsu, q 70 tho Journal that naall
Gand aas N H. xsy* y L an AZ q EoNe1,, Nay
COD speed the day when alcohol. uka oSAeE pol
Won't, aaa1l b labelled and fornd oolg uron tho
apotatcsrJ Shelf. T. ". rEEH.
P1oroNa, VIII County, Ill, July Il. -
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nT-Two LECTURES, =
kAV. w.n.nrLsuRs'fsEsLlsD rRx.oarS,
sOiyS.spG2 \ y II EE;!!t!Esslsas.

%ns FENIAN BROTHERHOOD -
w The Regular ,nnsai Ball q tss WsshipG;
Hall. s-vssih .irs.t, on fRiDkY SvESINo,
Deesmbtr N, 1909, NAV Years Evs, / Musie
furnlshed by The M.hae Bad deSo q
,W.T E UNDERSIGNED WILL
on FR DAY, the Slst inst. widows Aud dspand-
emit m ,thprs are expected to bring with hsm two
The once win be closed on Neg Years ds{,v
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HEApauAErsRs OF rHl AANr,
ApJrrAsr GEslaAL's Oryioh


The old year Is going out, and 70 VIII soon
sink away into the silent past, to be known
only by the events which have marked Its
checkered course. Tho new year 10 at
hand, when we shall take q step forward
ave, and advance still onward Into the un-
trodden future, which no mau has seen.
Another round in the wheel Of time, and
milestone which will mark Its revolving
path. We are on the threshold Of 1870, and
we are nearly ready to shout--"Hail, Nav
Year Hail to thy merry grectlngs! Hall
70 thy words Of checr!"
We await Its coming impatiently. We
want to SEQ the old grow young again, and
catch anew the inspiration Of the happy
hours. We want to sec the young rejoice
and be merry. Let their cup of Joy DO Allied
to the brim. Crowd the pockets of the llals
ones with bon.bons and all the other liule
pleasantries associated With the season.
Happy children! Who will enjoy Il more,
and who has better right Parents and
friends will not forget to do this, and they
will be sure to respond with smiles Of Joy
and merry congratulations.
We will be among the first to welcome IT.
return; and we will pray that Its pleasure,
may never be less. We shall be ready Il
meet our friends on the morning Of Its open
ing with "HAPPY NEW YEAR" on our lips
and kindly feeling Of SCOOP WILL IL
Man" Thus animated, let US all 20 fortl
into the new world before US, modesy
moving the hearts Of others to genial, broti
erly and charitable dispositions. Then "
may feel assured the yule log will blaze o.
tho hearth with renewed brightness. tn
laurel will festoon the wall; the flowers wi
bloom unbidden; good cheer will spread tn
board; and # the wassan cup shall, pei
chance, pass around, 1t shah be tempcre
with mlrth, cheerfulness aud sobriety, Will
all our friends shall love and live the hal
pier
Then To the old wear. as 1t slips away, '
give our parting salutation; "aood bye, Oh
old year I" We have travelled together
all weather, in Joy and sorrow. We a
about to separate now, as with old friend
because we must. Destiny cuts the link
and we drift out on the ocean Of comiI
time, not knowing where the future W
hnd US. Enough
"a voice speaks to my soul to-day,
OF long forgotten years,
And yet thy vision In my heart,
In q few hours more
VIII fade into the silent past,
silently, as before"
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A SCENE FROM THE PROCEEDINGS OF Tan

A SCENE FROM THE PROCEEDINGS OF TaH
CoRPs Observation-Disclosures. N. Roche.
fort has the floor. Sensation.
Voices on the extreme right; la elotrs
La eloturs3 [Close the debate.
Eugene Pelletan. Silence silence Are
you afraid of the member from the frst dis
trict Of Parish
A member Of the right. We desplse him,
and
Pellstan. Everybody ought to despise
Criesi "order orderr'
President. All this Is out OF order. NJ.
Rochefort has the floor. He rings the bell. ]
Rochefort, descending the tribuue.) Gen.
tlemen, why would you try to choke me
DOWN. / have listened patiently to Trades
from your side which would be tiresome, II
they were not insincere. Loud Interrupt
lions.
.Granler de Cassaguac, Cronically.) You
are sincere, are you not What OF the oath
you took
sRochefort (laughIng.) never was po'
lice spy.
Granler. Nor either.
Voices. 81 | 81! (Yesi yes!
President. l shall call to order the lrst
member that interrupts again.
Granier. Mr.. Prssident-
President. Sit down, cir, and let N. Roche
fort speak. You can reply to him afterward.
Mr.. Rochefort, proceed.
Rochefort. ! beg the Chamber to take
notice that whenever want to speak, sys-
tematic efforts are made to drown my voice,
Men who come here solely owing to the In
nuence which the Government has exercised
In their behalf would do well to respect the
rights OF real representatives OF the people O
little more. ChGers on the len and laugh.
ter on the right.
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~.cAnPETs, CURTAINS, &C.


sI5Fs MILIIAU's GOLDEN COD LIVER
s~ OIL, pure aud reliable, obtained from
fresh And healthy liyeTs, and unsu rpas sed by any
J. MILHAUls SONS,
oeI22-2AwH Is3 Broadway, New York.
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IMMIGRATIoN THIS YEAR.-The arrivals Of
emigrants at Castle Garden during the year
Just passed numbered 255, 405. The follow
ing Il a comm rlann with Iaat Yaar,
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Fhs PsAss AAsg--A Match ssrssgsA
Detweeu Maee and Al nen-sam
Ceilysr and Billy EDWARDS.
The sporting fraternity wiz rejoice TO
isarn thas all the prellminariss have besa
sr.-angea for a prize tight between Jsm
Ma,s, sx-chsnpiop Of Enelands and Tom
Ailsn, another English Ashtsr, Who has
slrSay aistiskxished hlmssf In tn coun-
try 81 thrsshins Mike McUooie and other
American bruisers Of les pote. That both
men are In earnest canne1 be doubted, as
$500 q side forfeit were deposited In the
hands Of q stakeholder at Florence's saloon
on Sunday night. An encounter between
Of in sporting circles for some time back.
Jem Mace, when he landed on our shores
last summer, em phatically declared that
nothing could ind uce him TO enter the hstic
arepa. and that his visit 10 this country was
FOR the sole purpose Of giving sparring er-
hibitions. Allen, on the other hand, has
boon spelling for fight with Mace. His
| meut he received from abandoned Western
ruffians In his fight with McCoole induced
him to shift his quarters eastward, where
sporting man, IL IL claimed, are possessed Of
some honor. He at once fixed his eyes on
Mace. Allen has been boasting lately that
he could whip Jem Mace, and would light
Cor any amount not exceeding e10, 900.
=, '-yd Of tnis, and at once informed
MIN would accept his challenge.
Allen thsi he Jookont. ana SiiI
The aght will Ia. f '.,,smsn, =. M
Virginia, near Point -.. .-sn Mace IN
sTs,r ~ , ,hs s,as ,hs, e "ssing
this country. Il IL already the engt.-
topic Of conversation In sporting circles.--
Hsp Ysrk Sun. $50.
Another match OF hardly less promising
nature to those Immediately interested In
the prize-ring matters 10 on the tapis, and,
from present appearances, will result In
Ing between these light weight out-and-
cutters, talked Of quite necessarily since
Couyer, after his defeat BY Edwards, ex-
pressed desire 10 again meet his couqueror.
In letter from Collyer he expresses his
willingness to meet Edwards, fight for t1,-
600 side at 1874 pounds, each to be weighed
on the morning or the contest, two months
from the date Of signing the articles, and TO |
toss up for choice Of corners. In this COM |
munication Collyer desires that Edwards |
shall have drawn and that he shall sign the |
necessary articles and then forward them TO |
him ct Baltimore, when he viii sign them In |
turn, without delay. That he desires to go |
on with the matter a. speedily as possible, |
Collyer has deposited In this city any dol |
lars, and calls on his prospective opponent
10 cover II, which, without doubt, will be
speedily done.-h 7. Herald.
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Nsw vTRaIsfA.-In . car on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad coming from Rich
mond Tuesday, q gentleman gave general
invitation TO the passengers to drink. There
were thirteen men, all apparently between
twenty and forty years Of age, aud all from
their appearance virginianA OF the thlr.
teen one drank. two declined without giving
q reason, and ten said they never used
spirits. This is a hopeful opening for new
Virginia. A State whose young men don't
drink may look forward confidently to be.
Ing again great among her sisters. II is the
clear heads and sober minds that are TO rule
this country, and the muddled brains must
be content to fall behind. In the race Of life
the sober man has the muddled one Of q
fearful Observation-Disclosures Dispdtcl
Of Ia 30th. : -
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Is Richmond, Virginia, yesterday morn
Ing, Charles Dougherty and David Child.
ress fought prize fight for purse Of 800.
to Dougherty on account Of foul blow.
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s>lfsTHE GENUINE LIEBLGS EX-
sD TRACT OF MEAT secures great eeono-
my, excellence In the preparation Of beef tea.
Buy nOae but that made by the "LiebiE Extract OF
Meat COMPANY baron Liebig's signature on
J. hILHAU's SONS,
oet22. 2awn 1873 Broadway. New York
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t~laJ- FINE OLD RYE WHISKY,
~ Warraaied Pure. for Asdi!!finsl and ran
Druggist, Second aud streets north. oel6 eotf
n55sC D U @ II Inns DRUG STORE,
~ opposite Masonic Temple, Drugs, Nsli.
eiaes, &C., &c, cheaper than any other place.
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SB A meeting Of the oneers Of tbs Boz 10
Blus will BE- bsla z, ueion Lssgus Hall on ~.
The Executive Board are requested 10 be present.
J. y. ADAMS, Commanding.
6Eo. y. Coazr, Adjutant. deco re
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FRoS THE PERTNAcIrY with which the
bogus gift swindlers and counterfeit money
dealers beset the Post Once Department to
obtain modification Of the recent order re-
gardlng their correspondence, 1t is to be In
ferrsd that their business was lucrative and
dupes plentiful
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el9Js MILHAC's GOLDEN cod
% OIL, with hypo-phosPhits Of Lime. a
great Improvement made with the best oil nown,
u unites efficacy with pleasant favor and easy
digsstbilty. Sold by all resPeoiSbis druggists.
oet22-2awtf 1s3 Broadway, New York
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"-GRAND SOCIAL REUNION OF
been proposed TO hold a Social Reunion OF tbs
state hssoelstion. 10 this city on ths ,yENlSo
OF THE Slst INSTANT. (hew Years I've, We.
Arrnnssmsnts for that purpose, earnestly and cor
daily Invite the msmberso Of the seyersl As.oeia-
such social reunion al lBsRTY HALL, corner Of
seventh aod streets, on the evening above men
tiOned
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s~PIONEER HOMESTEAD AssO-
AZ CITATION.
MENTs ANDkLE II NOFOfP 0EsS, SAT.
UkDAY kyENlN0. JANUARY srH, 1870, AT
Rooms OF BOARD OF TRADE.

J.. Monthly payment on each share s2H
2; Par value oftaeh share $500, nominal value.
J Limit Of the Association. 10 months
T. Al pronts mare To the toekhalders pro rata,
8. The Assoel ation builds or buys houses and
ss per s.n on Ike ss,Ga es ca so. si
intrt st added At one half Of cent per mouth,
diyidinE the members 'repayments into Smonthly
g Uaiiko ordinary building associations In
which rates Of premium eonstzntly nuetunts. the
Der 90 the clos. Of he Sssosstos can be seearsisy
determined Al any moment Of the Society 3 exis.
I The shares Of stock arc not cancelled or for.
than PROFITS TO the close o. the sssosistiSn.
e,iTs .nb.sfiptioss 70 the Above Ss assoeStos WIN.
ieoS.s JsSn J. Eiysa: ! Co. = sad y LSuisisSs
LinyIlls. Second and Indiana avenpei g, c. Cal:
Ian. 81 PennsylyAnia avenue; John PIaIisr, =
S rc% ssSSsn sE oar AND .ifcs
Church \ Co., corner OF Seventh and u streets
h Ras,f rSSPT Ds
69SnaV:n, rhrtee"1s ss and AZ srsst bSSi
% Bds GsPFs tys ~ asn :!y'S AZ
owe; J, FaIsSili' W ssSsasteP. Is 6 stTssi,
decR .wAndf2wauddtJAS
y EhrOnisle dsiiy and sunday. lnlslligeuser and
g.A mEETTINg OF THE STOOLS:
Georgetown RsilToad Gcmpany for the election Of
Directors will be held at the oflee Of the company,
& Ky is,'ssSh and IN, street.
Tho polls will be opened at ~ o'clock, IN. aud
e''s" AZ O'Clock. p ,,rs p,v,,
A. W. Nichols, PIesidsnt
seete'AIy, dsc2s 81
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S@mei5erconefte.

DaS ct. pauler S6wei;ereummittee
fit, llntertiiBu,e Der @aferbe1adbiaten
IN Scr S@wei;, forbert btermit gum ! { f.
t n 1T al aQe. nit elmer @pllette Betrau<
ten auf, Dor Mitte Tebruar bas Graebnib
tbrer Sautmlu18 an ben S@abmei}ter
Scbn S@iQt9er, 8pr $40, ein3uienpet,
unt enbli9i einmal bic letper MUIR isu lang
1ersb9erte 8erienpuu9 Der 9eiammelten
@eloer mS9lid 3u MAIDEN. Mit bent IS.
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