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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-04-25
Egypt and the Holv Land

A NECDOTES OF TRAVEL IN EUROPE.
n EGYPT AND PALESTINE, in public Lectures,
at the Nickerson House, on MONDAY AND TUES
DAY EVENINGS next 26th and 9th instant, Mt 8
o'clock, by WIN. PINKNEY STARKE.
Tickets at Book Stores. Price so cents.
April Is OF
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MARRIED.

At tho Church of the Atonement. Aupusta. Ga
by Rev. VIM. G. Hunter, Captain w. AIISTON
GlBBES, of Columbia, s. c., and Miss LIZZIE f
daughter of DR.. s. P. Hunt, Of the former CITY
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The annual meeting of the Columbia Me-
mortal Association will be held at the Wash
ington Street Chapel, on Tuesday next,
April 27, at o'clock P. M. Members will
please come prepared to pay their annual
membership. Price of membership fifty
cents. A full attendance is earnestly re-
quested.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Special attention
is called to the following advertisements,
published for the first time this morning:
VIM. Pinkney Starke-Lecture.
z. +: Jackson-Choice Dry Goods.
Jacob Levin-Aqction.
Meeting Columbia Debating Society
Acts Passed by the Legislature.
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The Palmetto Fire Company will leave
tomorrow morning, for Charleston. The
members are requested to assemble at the
engine house ut 6 o'clock. in order to have
ample time.
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1. I. I. I. I. I

PRsT French mado ARTIFICIAL EYES,
French Buff COMBS,
English Hair BRUSHES,
at +. E. JACKSON'S
April 242 Drug Store.
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In EQUITY.

Wm Nj. Beckham, Administrator, cum testa,nento
dnnero, os. James Williams, Andrew Patterson,
et al.
pURsUANT to the order of the Court, tho ore-
a ditoIs OF JAMES G. BATES, deceased, are
against the said estate, before me, on or before
the ISL DAY or j UNE next. d. B. MILLER,
msrchf ml2 C. @. p and Referee
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We have received the May number of the
L'"e Co'poroh filed, as usual, with interest
ing reading matter for the little folks. Pub
lished by Alfred l.. Sewell & Co., Chicago.
Illinois, mt Sic per annum.
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MAIL AnRAnas,.ss.!r 4.rhs fol- ssonllo VIM = III ar.
the hours for opening and closing mails
During the week from ..S16 A. M. to s E. M.
Oh oundays from. ......-... 6 to 7 p M.
CHARLESTON AND. WESTERN MAILS.
Opens at. 10 2. M. Closes at. .S15 P. M.
CHARLRsToE NIGHT MAIL )
opens nt. .SM A. M. Closes at AZ p. M.
GREENvHLE NAIL.
opens att p. M. Closes at. 81 P. M.
NORTHERN MAIL. g
Opens at. 2 P. NJ. Closes ut .12l6 z. M.
We have been authorized to state that the
families OF firemen wishing to visit Charles
ton, to witness the annual parade OF the
hre department of that city, will be passed
over the road to and from Charleston for
SIS. 90 each.
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OUR JOB OFFICE. The Ph@nir Job Office
is now prepared to execute every manner of
printing, from visiting and business cards
to pamphlets and books. With ample ma
toriaI and frst-class workmen, satisfaction is
guaranteed to all at New York prices. If
our work does not come up to contract, we
make no charge. With this understanding,
our business men can have no excuse to send
their job work North, when it can be done
at home.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

eesiicUlstlon beibEI intended to furnish that
Young lady with the cue to certain effective
points), has not yet transpired. Meanwhile Mr..
Tayleur, has gone to England not with the pur-
pose Of importing any more English blondes,
hope. yet for what other purpose dare not
guess, and Pixies, or rather Fisk's, opera hou. e
ia to commence the drsmatic season some time
in March with the Tempest.
La COTRRIR
was celebrated last evening at the Academy of
Music. Az an early hour yesterday morning, as
l passed by. | saw workmen busy With the
chandeliers, gas ornaments, bouquets, emblems,
costumes bird.cages fountains, and other ilxu-
ries so lavishly advertised by the directors. At
an early hour his morning Fourteenth street
and Irving place rcsounded with the roll Iof
carriages, bearing hone ward wear.ed jewellers
who had drained to the sweet dregs this initial
cup OF Philadelphia enterprise. ALI BABA
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DIED.

CAREES.-On the lith Instant, Mrs. MARY ANN
CAIN Els. in the Go h year OF her age.
The relatives friends eCttLy Invited 10
attend funeral, from tec late residence, No 5g
To pro ceed TO Odd Fellows Cemetery.
DICK.-Janrary II 1861 WALTER B. DICK, in
The 9th year Of his age.
The frenos and relatives tho members of the Penn
syly ania Historical. 81 gdIe"'s ard Scnib Thistle
ocieles Eastern Syar Lodge. No. ] g. 4. Y. M,
a. in viteu attend the funereI ON Ills Ia'e resi-
csnce, No 625 Eighth street, on Friday afteknoon
al &c och. Intern,ent at Woodlands.
LAIN.-on the l2tn instant. Mr.. JOSEPH 4. LAIN,
son OF Mary III. and the ia'e james X Lalr. aged 35
The relatives and irlends OF the family. South
waTk Lodge, No l48, |. o. OF o. Il: SAh -r hoJ- and
Steam Fire EngIne COmusny. No. ~ Southwark
Lodge No lS, of T.: and the Employ es OF tht Pas
the funeral from his la.e residence No. Gia Sears
street. bt low Wharton and below 'ventr on ini
afternoon at O'Clock. To proceed to Wharton 5teet
Church Vault.
PkALE-on Tueoday evening. the ls Ii instant,
HARRIET c. PEALE, rel ct OF The late Rembrandt
The relativea and friends are respectfully invited
attend her funeral, from her late residence, No 06
Vine street, Saturday morning the ION instani,
at IL O'Clock.
PHIIIIFS,- AT Bristol, Pa. on Tuesday. the 18th
instant, DEBORAH W., widow OF John Phillips,
Reatives and friends OF the family respectfully
Invited 70 attend her funeral, from The residence Of
aTy the 10th instant, O'clock without further no.
tice.
SLACK AT noon on the l2h instant Rfter linger-
Ing Illness Mrs ELIZ BETH W. SLACK, re,ict OF
Abner r. Slack, IN the 65Lh year OF her age.
relatives and friends OF the lany are respect
fully invited attend her funeral om her late resi-
oence No 1902 Columbia avenue on Saturday morn
Ing next the 10th Instant, at II O'Clock. ~
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The City AInusements.

AT THE ARCH Daly's drama of 4 Fldh Of
J. gbtittHg will be performed this evening"
Al THE WALSUT M. j. y. McDDnough will
app ear tnts evening in Boucicaulps drama OF
AJtcr Dark
Ar THE THEATRE CoMIoUE the opt retta of
TO" Will be given this evening.
II morrow Miss Susan Cation will have a
benefit, and will appear in two of OHsnoach's
pieces.
AT THE AMERICAN the pant omime of lack The
Giant htuer viii be performed this evening.
MADAME PAREPA Rosa Will give her last
con cert this evening at Concert Hall.
CARL WoLFSoHN Will give his third matinee
row. at 4 o'clock Il. NJ. Mr. Ed ward Colonne
and Herr Rudolph Hennig, the distinguished
violorcellist, will appear. A fine programme
will be presented.
THE PHILADELPHIA PHILHARMONIC So
CIEIY will give their first grand concert at the
Academy OF Music on Saturday evening. A
large orchestra will render Beetho ven q Seven IN
symphony and other first-class music, and
Madlle Camilla Urso, the young violinist, aud
MIR. Charles II. Jarvis, the pianist, will appear.
Tickets for Don-subscribers can be procured at
the office OF the Society No. lt02 Chestnut strest,
and at the Academy of Music on the day OF the
concert.
will perform at Musica! Fund Hall on Saturday
afternoon.
The MENNERCHoR MASKED BALL will be
given at the Academy OF Music this evening.
No pains have been spared to make this the
most brilliant affair of the season, and tlose
who attend will have ample opportunities for
Miss ANNA E. DICKINSON will deliver her
lecture on "Womans Wrongs and the Rem sdy''
Il the Academy of Music, on Friday eve ling.
Tickets can be procured at Gould's, No. 92d
Chestnut street.
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CIT ITE III S.

CLOTHING
LOWER THAN FOR TEN YEARS,
OVRRcoATs.-Fine all-wod ChiRchillA and Fur
Beaver reduced
OF the newest and most stylish material, cut
and make, which have been sold at .......S S25 90
great variety OF all Styles upwards
90
SKATING JACKETs.-The best aasortme enL In the city
selling off very low.
PANTALOoNs, all-wool Cashmere, reduced to o,,t3O ,
vEsrs-FIne all-wool Cashmere, reduced to...s $40
BusINEss COATS In great variety, at prices equally
low.
poys' CLOTHING, very low indeed.
Our whole stock of MEMS, YOUTHS, RoYs
and CHILDREN's CLOTHING to be sold out az
great REDUCTION CF PRICES, which In
all cases guaranteed lower Than the lowest
elsewhere, or the sale cancelled aud the
money refunded.
Gail aud exSmlne cur goods after having
examIr ed those Of the 'sacIihcipg' houses
before purchasing. A fair test IL all we ask
HodCtUdV b6tween bEsHEnI ~ ~,
F"" ST Sirsh streets ! No. 5Is GAEKEFsT.
PHILADHLPHIA,
AND No 900 BROADWAY, SEw yosN'
CHARIls STuRTs q CO.,
Merchant Tai!os
aud CiOJhiers,
NO ga Onesuut street,
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MARRyBr.

OLOTHIER-HUDSoN.--a iG 1863, by the
Rev Jamts Grove, MT. WILLIAM ULOrHiE 10
Miss ANNIE ELIZA HUDSON, both of this city.
CoLE-sMlLEY.-on January IL, 1859, by Rev. J.
" and EMMA n. SMILEY. daughter OF DR.. Thomas
Il. Smiley of this city. No cards.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .-On December %, 1865.
by Rev. J. u Alnay. M. j 6TRElEFto Miss MARY
SIlVENAON, all Of this city.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

JEwELRY.-Mr. William w. Cassidy. No. II South
Second street, has the largest and attractive
assortment of fine every and silverwsre the city
Purchasers rely upon oh aiming real, pure arti-
Gle furnished at price which cannot be equalled
He also has large stock OF American Western
watches In all varieties and at all prices
his store Is sure result pleasure and pront,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

SKIN DIsEAsEs What form of sease Is more
annoying than that Of the skin, with its itching,
singing. smarIing. Its ugly red plmpies, biotchy
eruptions, and loRthsome chorous des Iua atoms.
Happily, Heskell's letter Ointment is a asovereign
remedy for every form OF skin disease, making a
radical cure In case. Sold SO cents per box
Sent by mail for 70 cents. Johnston Holloway q
CoWden.
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MONEY LOANED

In sums from one dollar to thousands, on Diamonds.
silver Ware, Watches, Jewery. Clothing, Dry Goods,
ETC., at RETTEw's Loan Office Northeast rner
Fifteenth and Market streets.
GROVER d BAKERS Highest Premium Saving
Machines No. 7SO Chestnut street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

A HACKING CoUeH is one OF the most distressing
well dangerous forms of cough be
afflicted with. Its continuous action fatigues and
rrits,es the lungs and thus enRenders pton.
Upham's Fresh Meat Cure Will cure the c,ugh,
sootbe the irritsted bronchia, and give tone and
vigor to the lungs and whole system.
single bottle will convince any one OF It's purity
Sold one dollar per bottle.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & CowDEN,
NJ. A reh All
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DAMP Is THE wEATHS n -bazy tn nights -nsuddy
the Btreeis-but warm is the atmosphere Yon In
voluntarily throw OIL yonr overcoat and throw up
the windows OF your hou Both are well enough
long as you keep yourself protected from the un-
healthy Ia Lhuences of the moist aud untimey thAw
10 do so you must keep your feet dry when on the
street. and youI dwelling d-y when vt home. 9ums
accomplish the first ana good hres the latter. Gums
be gotten ~ any out Good CJal only be
procured at AIterr. He has Ills Office at the Of
Sixth and Spring OaIden Streets his depot at No 97
n, Ninth street.
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MANY AN has read with sorrow tAe announce
ment that the meroAn LIfe Insurance Company o.
PhiladeIphiR declared q dividend OF Fury PNR
CENT on the Grst OF this mopth--sorrow not because
the great prosperity OF that COp n.y. but because
during tie past year he had almost made pP his
mind enter II, but bad allowed himself TO be d.
verted 10 some other company which pays him no
dividend at ALL or q much smailsr tran Gny per
cent He'll know better ne1t time. and will nd wise
sl his frieo ods to get nO the Amer LIS In time
ior lha nc L o.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-22

Thee Washington CTasewsn CO., Ill., Rst-
aid learns that the Chicago, jackson L St.
Louis Railroad Company have purchased the
line from Streator to Chicago, and the contract
forthe remainder Of the line from Streator to
Delevan, via Mstamora and fremont, will be
let on the 18th inst, and work commenced on
the let of June. This, we presume is the
road.thst is said to have joined teams with
the Chicago 6 Plainfeld road, to run from
Streator 70 Plsin6eld vie Marssilles.; aepFg
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The Canal Commissioners, who had been
engaged for week - two IN making exam
nations on the Illinois river with view 10
locating the dam authorized BY the late legis-
ture to be built, made report on Saturday
to the Governor, for his approval, Of the eisi-
mates, &C. Theatnsted ceit, by one engin-
eer, is ssse,Ooo,, and BY another sses, ooo.-
The location ef the Improvement, n mot yet
selected, but it Will probably be either Henry
or Chillicothe. II is expected the work will
secusssevsn feet Of wxtsr y III timesbytween
Pooria and La SsllSs 4. W .&A g1 s1.
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The Pennsylvania Central Railroad Compa:
ny has leased the Pittsbure, Fort Wayne 4
Chicago Railroad. This movement will give
the Pa. Central short route to New York,
Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Baltimore and Wash
ington.
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4u0b Do4ss
The rsdieah = iktdke hass commitAs
sss;s!a& &C., !; s'sa 6 q
Iheg ware intsnt In the Ar1t place, O lbeelnk
the negro suffrage amendmsat through u
Legislature, In opposition 10 IL vim o. 4
pscpls. q al hazards This TIE democratic
bsia - tspS .an( jhAds !
solenn engagement, if the democrats woall
retain their seats loag enough = tzassact e.
necessary business Of the legislatuA ~ neGzb
81 nj ~ = {}gaf = !
upon them. The democrats wont to work ID
der this agreement and did the work belbse
them faithfully. But before the adjournment,
and yrJhis dbmAi - si4emhi I ly1lpxshl d
. tri6 nd again 1T ltheir ~ hons tb
the Governor, the republicans pretending they
were 6mcially unadyised Of the rssignation d
the democratic .Nsmbers, prpcesded to taxi
advantage Of thesocfdehtal prsssncs Of fet
democratic membes in the audience, end u
We ssails by 3 W. q 81, visA, 81 ils nsSsi-
sary % quorum, aAd u rs house BY . vstl
Of 50, whom eeus nSsssaey TO quesunI,
prstepdsd a, ratist thaob pexipnA apepdpsnt.
ThSSasiiba )sSrcss a. ~ aBiis " rost y Ssior,
the people next fall, not only with the disadr
.xsutage y. having snAgSoG Sutnaks ;ilself = !
lcsd'toa carry, but the additi6nal load a. ne
troochorv and had fifth, imvnlvs,3 IN xhir ~hss,
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IMPROVEMENT
tn aSkn&g iosss e. Ana brown, which
NJ q. ~ area yssss Without feeling
SeeeetH TuaA Anpvbsiao peisAeA. insids end
800 49, ssAe drives nevsby thstprizes
||s j. =. Z ssrhgss. Is = when brnShsd
s. 90 - - rssidansss n tpwn sseFs
So sames'A Ganasns IA, our tiokst agsnt and
Ppges szyessxti6nG, isssnolSlins liz house
81 lspk ~ sdaitipS1 shs house 4 bling
Z laSsd = dophls IL pssssnt dimensions,, and
sekneviss Sseyi inessrsl. Nr. Gsnnon
~ sSv lsss, wAn suAplstsd, one Of tAs best
dSases 81 EiRiville.a wa eh if g1h
g. HnitA Ed, The ssntlsnaa Who keeps and
Sisss 1T hassa. Il addins : wiag 70 hi, house,
~ npalnting indds' and ostside. Go in. Char.
vi yos hsvs Ne sRaps. 3 9 'eFep les1s
|sagrs s.tsssas .RAsE Rail- CLUE. =, ~ s,sl
10 IL ysungaasa of .Eaxlvills aassmblad in
Btssass Han 70 organizes Bsse Ban Club. J.
~ BprlisG - ~ appointed chairman for Ii.
Esv6aing, nd J. B. Brssss secretary pyp tsm. The
ALLOWING s1acsrs and s.nin~' wore uusaimcuslv
s ], John r, Brovsas.. T. q .iy39
ss RSss hssdsns--S. r. snow Is ..lssfese.
: azsaasxssr- a. 8. Sisaos. 50 sdgf1 ed ,ilE
zsdsssiss, Csrsspondins ana Fsnanoid Sscrs.
D. Hiscock. 1880 g. ~ y Il, Hs Fey,
z dor~- 4 II smith.ds Is ser .tsas4 sse5
y aDssdasss--J. 3. snow, T. p. Brsess ana ,. II.
B6rliuS6ns.. aes iivsd ~ -aAte ,Hqls94
- ~ rNsne J. A. Barrett, J. +. Brewer, s. E
lsaow, Chs. Gsnor. J. H. Burlingams, F. P.
'BSssa b h Hill, 3. Brewer and B. Trout q
2 Second Niae-E 3. Trout, C. Estes, J.. R.
Reynolds. H. J. Hissins, T. U. Stilson. J. B.
6rssaes B. F. Reynolds, n. H. Dissmore and L
Is Bigfsr.i odi - $500 a7rf $50 g 1zsd
~ fks club adopted the name Of the 'sTammany
Bese Ball Club. Of Earlvills." no5e
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! FROM LELAND.
1.-THE HUrclfrxsoNs.

eg~'f ss44@ ~ The HUTCHlNeO6A
asThe HonSo Temperance BensAt Concert, held
- ths Methodist Church last week, net.ed about
$40 r. IL Ida After paying the Hssohinson's
tho Same amount for their services. Pretty rood
fof Leland. ~ ~ xsis ~ Hi.l'ess7aa ~
ssaY NEWS PAPERs, JoURNALA &C. gisrsg
Il There certainly can be but few journals
published in the United States, according to the
Z. hsibsr received # this post oaioe. The pos.
MASTER james s. Bishop, Esq, has kindly iur.
aishsd me . list Of papers received 1t this Office.
The List embraces 9s different papers, sending,
il the Aggregate. sos copiss week. " q y
ssla Ia" EQUAL RIGHTS TO ALLxAxx1SD."
q According 10 appointments, Mrs. Brinkerhofi
spoke Ct the Baptist Church Last Thursday eve.
ming. The building WAS crowded to overflow.
Ing; lsohs could hardly get ssats At the com.
mencement d the exercises, NrA Captain J. II.
Freeman vas chosen president, and Mrs.. Ball
secretary Of the meeting. Mn. Brinksrhoff b.
ing introduced, she. spoks about two hours on
Woman Suffrage" and highly entertained the
sudissea Il nothing mosss She u young lady
Of pleasing address, fine TALENT wsll cultivated,
,snd : ready sorstor, She compares favorably
With Ma Wakes. Lucy Stone, OF E. Cady
Stanton, and SURPRISES IN eloqusnoe Anna Dick.
inson; Altar the lecture : vote was taken to $50
how the feeling vas toward female suffrage, and
but two gentlemen and one lady voted against
IL An opportunity wss afforded for any one to
ak Questions, criticize q speak against the sab.
,jsct; but it was liIks the Eth wheel to wagon,
Of 40 ases ehe sid that tie Earlvillians die.
eusssd the question with hsr. bnt Of course IL
W. Of no uss-women win have their way.
vTqs6 80 &c .Isys TEMPERANCE a. rgis5r
ria blind Temperance lecturer laborsd with the
pecpls u this place Tuesday evening, Nay II.
Hs heid forth y NE y. F. Church. / under
,staad texss nahsrA ppsrils sasrt and the leo.
'tsssr sdvane6d 10 nsw Nsas' wss . psr speaker
md isa man q quits eommcn talent and sds-
-sryy l-r,l AaaasSil: L1aa srf I'D ~ 7tsy
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p ssnA - ss.s.leelsp
49, 80 - asa. Sns = sun Pre-
- = Z. = - -. Esne asel
- - 49, ~ ny ssssmpg
- -. ~ ss.A1:vsss e. 81. !!see3ss
- - a. - ns - s.l:.: = 49, I
nd ssssaass !. $50,
.-
Eve " AAM
- ~ e. - - O. ~ aosn - ttsas
- , ee.wss - -, 1ne
M. n. q. "a go ~ = 81 ! 80. EoSds
s0snea saa1 = 800 - snsssss.sd e ever
po.@s - 30 Ans 60. I. ~ scu.
.nen nle ~ a,s c,scca ee = =. ros. ~
NY =: ~ xls
-. III . NJ ). 49, = ~
-. .ss, ..... !. r. ~. - " 7
IS -, = o ~
near Dublin, whore : splsndN pauealsum Had
beea codstruslsd 'ior tAsir reception. The oerel
nsnie vssssssy imposing and wsrs esndsotsd
| hy Arehhishop Cullsn.o Great csowds Of People
Allowed ~ tsnains n, she tomb, and II 4 ~
| timatsd sthaA ossr 30o0 were present oasstAs
grouadk Asnoas the spsctators on The oeesaisns
81 Irsl,na: r. n.,s.nsllsv snd scntbJ I'm
ssvsrsli sdess IA rs, icsa naysosss. ssldsriasu,
and coancil msn. q the eity az Dnbli.. 800
DEluskt ia hJl--.-- at's'sf s-sasiia
l's 4. y & ss sN 1s.nesss s'''. .s s,s 81 Z
nErsnss seing on the eve OF new eas'soa Of
| WeMbsn q ths e9Fps legialattf, pubic mipa and
- - - vhally = wiaA $1,000
- Fex1s " PonHpal e lsanon = qpits aneenss'
- - secsionS g me CITY Were tns
lhbmalp0tya ~ thes stronoset The suthoEities
are taking extraordinary measures of precanfion
| 70 prsysnt disordsr,s ana q lsst accounts NO
serious trouble had occurred. The Opposition
viii doubtIsa carry the city, but ths general
result throushout the country leaves NO hons for
hat pasty. 90 =. ~ ~ 49,. = 49, s'h y
s-1'se q sse !''- 40 3. 'sa,sea 'sss .s.ls
ls.a.ab \ .ss,s Il. spsin. .,,9s e. slslsa5.s "
n Ihs eoEtes epsns ssvstal dsys, N tie begins
a'ns q the week. IN ooanaering the iosa o. n
fasurs soys!hnsns Va Tuesday the amend
mens % maEe SPAN { federal republic - ~
jsctsd liza to e. Tia naxt day fhs amead-
= = -.
nens tse biennial olteccssofy VA mo feJeosed-
This isasss No eheiss but REGENCY or uoaarchy.
: r. n $780, " .y'--rass u
Asssssa. #s-s'1 0sA
on the !tln: g sns eoess.0n q closing the
1917 oaso' vac ptesaoens ec
sne neaeeas snss sne ntuas'on OF Ansteas nas
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