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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-17
OUR LITTLE SOLDIERS.

&N Ban Z EENFoi.D.
BE brave, little children.
To battle for Right;
Have this for your motto.
Ia letters of white.
On The standard you carry
t;:t INTO tiie fight.
Will strike lUr true Manhood.
For Honor and Truth -
Enlist meath its standxri,
Each braVe-hrarieSi yoItth.
And take for Your weapons
\ heart th&t is pure;
a Will that is ready
To do and endure,
And hands that are willing
To labor and work,
And go out to life's warfare,
No duty to shirk.
BE faithful and loyal,
Zach one, 10 his post,
And strike down the evils
That fight in Wrongs host.
The enemy's crafty
In league with ali sin
Bnt the soldiers OF Manhood
he battle Will win
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-17
lob PRTNTitg s

,.,ts branches, neatly t.l3 I.5Iiu:tiy eS~
ff,is office on reaso;sai'.e TRIMS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-17

1t will cost $50, 900 to take care
OF the London parks this year.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-17

Twelve thousand children are an
nually admitted 20 the foundling
hospitals of Moscow.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-17

MAGNOLIA AWATER.-superior to TIE best i'm
ported German Cole gne, and sold 1t hall the
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GEORGEIOWN.
Affairs IN Georgetovn,

LARGE SALE "F RkAL ISrATR- Ta..-,.
Do"Iibg' auc'l 1nesT yesterday solo ~. .,,e---
Place. on the H-ighfS OF ti.orC..,5v. Il. a e..
property 81 Geor-- u Pat#I-. all IA "A d. 80
INTO fifteen lOrs. The rates h-l y mas. So
arr per front t0ot.-Lot Q. 81 ts.- .-.-. ..
BRADLEY, ~ - lots sod . f-a- ....... -
W. H. Cooley. for = %. l1f q. So ia-' t..,.- F.. IL,
Benedict. tor SO and D.; . I-u--r. 20 -rs ..-,-
puTChaser. Tor %: tof~ ... q a.d q. ga, =.
isei nom. - ,. Nhea.isr. Tor 50. o.. ". g f..
mont 10 4. Ben-dt,j, Tor - b. I.f H t..-
front, - -. Angel. Tor = -. IO- a p - a
Cooley. tog 80. lots -. -. 90 and 0 .. .--n ..
ZEE, irln'. 20 a Brnsd -. Tor - Tr- --ls
embraced % taN fae- o. ground. ald aIg1ul-sF
ia tIr aSL!rgste 20 over So 100.
DROWNED IN THR GANAL.-Dn sunday
muiulaG. a y hire wsu named Geo. Mtu-ars.
employed Ell he boat Fortune. WAS brow le,i
Iogvail Level. aoont seven miles above m
aquedUc'. Before the boat started GA as wa.
up. deceased went tnto the COLLECTOR = olfis- IA
an infrNl-ated Condl inn. aud was very iu~s-
lent, aEo ~ appear thar he fell OF tua bpt.
several tunes on the wAy up, hut VS. r-~-
cued- HIS body has not been recovered as
the water here IS VsrN deep.
APFoINTNKNT.-Iohn Carroll. recently an
pointed 10y GOV. Bowle, ~ Nd, a. one 1t Ifs
aids, Is a nephew II Col. ! MlH. HolIIurz-
worth. of our city.
MERCHANTS ENCHANGP-This ynorntpr
business on Change was short aud da lIStva
the only offerings being 20 u,hels o. re
what. which went OF readily a. sla3
RIVER -Eut-red-Stsamers tiaorge
II. stout, Ford. Philadelphia aud C5lumbia
Harper. Baltimore; Schr. h Rick Rur-
nett, Alexandria.
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MoTTo:-Not % b Oaffass-Havinc pur-
chased an immense stock OF Gents FURNISHING
Goods for the coming season. we call me a.
tentCn OF the public 20 the following list Of
dozsn White ShIrts for sc "a $50 dozen
hIt- shuts for - .2Sa>l.5U, large lot - irts
All sizes aud well made. for - s5aS2 n very
hne artcle. warranted 10 III. - s.; nderShtrfs
ana Drawers. Of all styles aud sizes, from -
cents upwards good Cotton Socks, three pairs
lor . cent? handkerchIeis, already h~mmei.
rom u eshs upward he Royal Eagle Paper
Collar, the best tt'lng collar ever mad. Is -
ocN' splendid Paper Collar. cloth lined
button nole, lo cents box; Neckties. Scarfs,
80 ~ me 'a'~st designs, aud IN endless YArl-
ely DO not miss the pls .: n A. Tran| A ..,,ls-
man :. Marble Hall, No. i5- IN street. Opposite
- 49, IL 'iii'r. 4rI-F.
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
InHNu SMnnn

ltJ bTtfEt Sr+sf. Gs3rg- torn. d. &.
has received A large assor tUent % SpkINiT AND
81 hDkh GOODS comprising . TOLL lin- OF e a4fc.
Sllds - K shallies. Bombazine-. M1laIrs, Pm
nBettes. Gray aud Fancy Mixture Tor : it..
Gieusolnes. orgsLdles. and ether desirable Frr-s
fabrics Llama. Lace, AMI other ShsNls: sI-.an
dre and CCrrvcisur sd other kId GiUv,.- 81.
si"ry. SC. Also. q complete Assortment Of fT.r-.
urn. ilns Goods. SbeetluCs. Dsmasks. sAS .tuz.
l. "~hn.-. mAtInss ana %. ClotLs. vlr1 . .1I
sIrC- % GeDtleUeU's an Boy wear ar- fsr-.--
nc CyftOIs OF the beet MAKES. to which D. in it,
we attention ~ asa 'Rs.~s. Maslfrr-or r--f .
m-rs viii tind IL 10 their interest to,.l g. -.
goods and prices IspI Il lml N :
NEW SfEING GOODS We are now --l a.
4 GRfsT BARGAIN in ,hoice SprinC nay
oSobc-t- y cldily ln DhE>S GOODS Ne iuxit.
an exam alton % our stock BENZ NILIEh
s?s In l0l BridEe-street, Ge1r-.- -
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THE COrRIS.

ORPHANS CorRr, judi, Purc,g-To- iay
the Will OF the late Thomas Crux was filed and
proven. de eequeaihes his properly an es-
Iate 70 MS wife, who he nominatss executrix,
bond S2,U0
Letters OF administration on the estate Of Ann
Hunter was Issued 20 LaNinia II. jackson;
bond ssUo To Francis Pratt on tne estate OF
CathariEe Munster: bond SI.Vlu. ana J.snar
onenstine qualified as guardian 20 the orpoaps
Of Catharine Munster BOND S5,uug.
Court IN GENERAL TERM.-rhls morning
the motion made 10 set aside AZ order N; no..
session ssued IN the case OF Dods. \ MI a.
Ian, against Gregory 4 a., was a-g aei ana dis
missed.
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PICK.

lis aid n q clothing Iuet now ca.,.
A fabulous "bIg thing
Aud garments u hi o eIlrou.ter,d ..,s..
Are hardly At for String
~ means. alas' are sally -c4nf
~. neau IL all but niep
Ar 4 shat with ambition paut
Arl not nj "a L.. seen.
Then fifty dollars for a coat.
And pants fiftee I'm told:
My hity -deliar gre- uta, X "a .te
N,n operate like gold.
know one hap VIII lou zllt a"haar'-
OF low priced clothas, ani uuf.-
He bought them l0tr. hut u 4 =. ck.ry
"A he look ID in that rOat.
While thus d. bonding. pi, x beleld
Tn" famous oak " all ~ r.
Ard felt instinCtiyrly imptllel
To halt bef-re the door
Tasteful apparel met his gaze.
And FASHIONS Shoi -eSt SrNl..
oroth W K: Il like these ri,h lisp'ayz
BCt have MT struck lie y
Attracted b. the gods and price.
~ last tie Nenfursd ia.
And CLOTH 80 found that would enficp
NfseTs O. give their Tin "
he carefully made ChniC-. until
Ieap CT thes. not DicE. Wa sold
AID When he paid the modest bill.
llrk ma ss0ReAf s.ssntarsS .a.G.
Ald 50 DO thu = th- people al,
Shsr happily they strlH
within the precincts Of pAk HAIL
To F-rChase ffIelr s-rHi.
Gents Rows and Chiilran Cloth ~. Pc
1,' cs and Fun islliLc Goods. az prtr.s IfHHts1
te ~ OAK HALL. 400 I'll street. 81 '-ifr q
4 %
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Georgetown Advertisements.
L IKE GROCERIES AT Low PRICES.

Best Whi'e sCGAB st - cents. Crushed. Pow.
deret and Grsnulated At - cents. Very Vine
Canned TOMATOES. peunds: at 20 cents. s
b1unas at ~ cents. Canned PEAS. LIMA
HANS. u lkCES, PEAks, and DAMsEN-,
WEIGH FLeuR, GREEN TEAS, from . I 90
81. fine BLACK and JAPAN TEAS. BUTTHR,
and general sssortmeEt OF the very best q, EO-
CEklEs. WINES and LIQUORS, ~ as Low price,
Tor the quality rs any stsre in the District. For
sale by " III TESNEY.
Z. corner Bridge and High streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04

THE GRAND Union FAIR, for the benefit OF
the Colored Young Mems CGristIan AsOo1ia-
tloD, opened al tOomb's Hall. PennsyIyaGia
avenue, netween 9th and 10Th streets. last even
ing. Al which time the Gethsenena Ccmman-
oeTy, No. 10, knights Templar. ~ full uniforfr
We're present THIS Fair Is held under tn.
auspices OF the ladies % he various churches
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IMPORTANT RAILROAD MEErrSa.-rhe co

IMPORTANT RAILROAD VI KETrNG.-The COM
mIttee of citizens from Frederick. Maryland.
preferred 10 In the STAR day or two since. }
composed OF Hon ]. Sifford. Rev. j. McClo-
key. A. Il. Davis, Dr. l.. Steiner. Joha Loats
President Of the Frederick and Pennsylyania
Line Railroad; w. III. Falconer Samuel l..
Gouverneur, and others, are expected TO arrive
here this evening or tomorrow morning. for
the purpose of consulting with our citizens
upon the SUBJECT Of railroad from Wa hing
ton TO Lake Erie by way of Frederick. and a
meeting for the purpoOe will be held At the
rooms of the Board of Trade tomorrow at
noon.
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OFT Y ITEMS.

A TEETH-PRKSERvINu TRER This nam. he
fSlrly due 20 the Soap Tree 81 the chiltan Cor
diileras.i be bark ~ " hitch Coz fsrs ca he world
renowned Sozodcnt rs Purifying quRurtaS
SoZodont a. the only dentrIfics an witch US
rare and invaluable vegetable anttsepfir has
ever been moor norAted
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IvERY, SALE, Hiring AMP HAcK sT.

II ID SALE. AMI hAGh STA
u a bLk.-Ne respectfully Inform the cit -
lens OF sshlD CtOB. GeorgetswR. snI l~N
strangers generally. that keep algay. GA
on hand for hire fneHCrses andBuggies = arriare.
Hacks, Saddle Horses, &c Persons desiring 10
visit the Gre st Falls other points, for nshlpg
pic nc. or o. her purposes. will Away md ample
accommodations Z, T large or email parties. OhtrL.s
moderate. and terms ash Stsble corner 81 Srilra
ana Market streets, Ge.rcetOwn. near NV Ma
ket. NORRIS A GAADMtE
spg6 In Pr.rri.t,rz
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SALES OF real FsTATr iIboprn 81,

SALES OF REAL ESTATE.-hilbouru i i. a
have sold 10 Hugh NcCulloch lot (. IN squar.
2l1, northwest corner Of li;h and h streets. Tor
>6.-en; also, the east half OF LOT %. m sguqr=
2t9. on - street. between 18th and 18th streets
10 william y. Wilson. for >l,2%; also. lot =, ~
square lei on 2ISt street between 4 and +, 70
Mrs. Jane Buckley for lilo.
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APPOINTMENTS AT THRGovRRNNESr PRINT
ING OFFICH-Col. A. NJ. Clapp. Congressional
Printer, yesterday appointed Mr.. J. II. Roo
erts foreman OF the Government bindery, and
MI j W MattingIy assistant foreman. MT
Roberts was for several years .sistant FORE
man, and his promotion 20 foreman Civ much
satisfaction to those employed IN the oIndery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04

FALSE ALARMS oP FIRE.-An alarm of fire
was sounded AT O'Clock last night from box
., corner OF II ST north and 9TH str, II east The
nre department W.. promptly ont bui could
IND no opportunity 10 go into seryic.. A
second alarm of fire was strdck lrOm box 30
State pepartmen', Al shout II o'clock la {
night, CauSed by the watchmsn building a fire
in the new block OF buildings on X street, ba
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, which
showing very brightly. naturally led 10 the
surpositiOn that the block was on fire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04

WORK CoTNENCgD-Nsssrs Kirby 4 60 .
he contractors for paving sidewalks. &c, liz
the Sixth Ward, Will tomorrow CONNIE ace
work and put Gown payements on north Ie
OF irginIa avenue, between i'h and 9th str-.t :.
east, and on gth street. frsm street 10 South
Carolina avenue.
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ENTRA FINE wHIskEY AT THREE nor,
Ia LABS PER GALLON

l. will sell the celebrated STAR wHISKEY Al
only 80 Per gallon warranted purp aud q a v.ry
ms quality. Also. BAkERS aud other wHIs
hke PALE SHERRY. ia 6 as, the test N
bottle TENNEH
may I'm Cor. High aud Bridge streets
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COUNCIL PgoC ER rIsGs.-We are necessarily
compelled 10 defer pU ollCaton of our full H.
port OF the proceedings of the Citv Councils
last night. on account of the pressure OF our
columns to-day. In our editorial columns Will
De found an abstract OF The most important
business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04

FIsH.-The wind has materially check Al
fishing operations, and our quotations both IN
supply and prices are unchanged from yestar-
day. The receipts for herring are perhaps less.
as scarcely twenty thousand are reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04

tn FAIR for the benefit OF the orphan bovs.
n Carroll Hall, under the auspices OF the Sis.
iers of the Holy Gross, Is marked BY Q profuse
ipmy OF usefui ana fancy articles, and Il b
to be hoped that generous public wiii natron.
NE them, and thus extend their ard to care fer
The orphans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04

I UMBER LCMBE. LUMBER
large stock and complete assortment Of Build.
ing Lumber, emlOck Fencing, Cyprus Shiu gles
White Pine and Sprlce Pickets, Cedar Posts, sc
Also,
DRESSED LUMBER
OF all kinds on hand aud for sale a. lowest market
rate 10y WILEET & RBDGRANE
Corner New York avenue and 9th street,
one square from Northern
az a. II Liberty Nork-t
- PEING GOODS.
We Offer full stock of all kinds OF
DRY GOODS,
oftbe best makes, az the lowest cash prices
Cal az No. 80 CENTRAL sTORyS.
Opposite Certre MarSet.
spe7-tt wM 7 Riley BROTHER
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THR REGIsTRATIoN-Att the close Of tha
third DAYS registration yesterday an the Third
Ward, the number OF namss recordat fao,.
up 5c7, OF whom aboat .5B We're colored aud
So whites. Total registI alton IN this ward
the three days. 2.v5i; i.21- being white aud z
colored. The usual quIet yesterday afternoon
was somew hat enIivened by the warm 4utnu-
SASH Of a few colored polItcians. there bring
three or four Conservatives among them. VINO
contended for the right OF free speech and free
action, while some OF the opposite party
warned them that they had better not attempt
20 vote against the Republican party. No dis
iurhaDce occurred. however. Tue only inct-
dent OF note was tue appearance OF Mr..
Jones, who was Challenged on The ground
that he had been a CouvIctIn the penltentIaTy.
He sub eqUently produced has psTcos. signed
by eN-P-rsid'E IL Lincoln ana -N->ecretary
S-waTd, and Wa permitted 10 register.
fC'Tti Is Grd.-Ths Board OF Reg istTars. who
completed tneir THIRD days laoOIs il the rhirl
Ward last nIs at Al O'Clock, convened ~ IA n
to-day IN the Council chamber. CITY Hall, fbr
he purpose Of registering ne voters OF the
FOURTH Ward. The accOmm oiatonS a this
POM re the most ComaotlouS OF any vel en-
loyrO. ana As q conseq hence mater prOErrsS
more smoothly IN every resprc'. Ne --rs.
James Campbell and lanes T walx-r an
pfcr'd a the Couserya.gr cha len rerS. and
Mrssrs. william Bowen. Co'Urad. Iui L. 4.
E-P-y. white, a. The guardians o! me interests
OF tne Republican parry Rsgts.ra:lon go on
briSk!y, with long and well m3IU'ain-G LEe
constantly awaIu.g their Te~Vel- " turns .r-
Zee I'd. Al TWO o c'ocS tn Lumbar registered
'NNN DH' L"uS-T4 anu FiEh v" t, %
whom one hundred ana uin--eea were white-
and sIXJy-'Sr c0lored. A, n quarter Ia thrsa
clock the Board TOOK short recess. a. which
time the number registered aygr-c gated 81. OF
whom - Were white aud Ia were COlOTed.
0
POTOMAC REAL ESTATE AND RCILpING
CoMrANG.-Ihe sixth monthly meeting VI this
ASSOCIATION VS. he'd a Temperance Hail las
night. Many OF the members had become dis
satisfied with the constitution. aud had man.
I, sted desire 10 withdraw. There was quite
full attendance of the members. and after a
general expression OF plnion br many of them.
IL was unanimously r. ,olyed TO adopt "A cons l.
tuuon similar 10 the SIX Per Cent. Ass ocia;io
reo emily organized, and a commute was ap-
pointed TO present the constitution AT the ad-
Jourred meeting on next Monday night. This
plan Is considered the best and most co uitable
beth for those who borrow and for those who
wish 10 make investments. and gave general
satisfaction 10 all the members. The payment
OF dues was deferred until the adjourned meet
ing next Monday night
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Phillips 3ll4, L NJ Powell 12i5, Jas Power
512. q Prudtr 235, Parker la, b Pattsr-
III Paterson g. ID Pc rec lI2, Pratt 5sa5, p
PnIllips $50, B Pumphrey ass, Peaoody296,
X Pyweil 26a, Ann Pickreil 325', . Perrin
w T Payne 90. Jacob w Powers 400, Petit
1924, j II Philiius 81. E Pickrell 2229, T.
Palmer -;s2, A II Pickrel 1874. Jas Peake 81,
81. q Price o26. G. Panneil 100, A p Po Is
21,42i, w q Palmer 2l6J. l. Phillips 3775,
Robert Peake 53i, NJ Pearson 66- T Pur-
sell 4s2, T. T Peck tjos, I Parker 1s6,
W II Philip 500. w w Potter roo. W Prince
3U, q K Petty l66, Pendleton li2. J w
Pool 2IO, q Parke 2097, & NJ Parks 100. w II
PrentIss ITO, NJ Parker 30, J I Purcell
II. Jas Piiing 3i0l. f Patterson AZ 4 ID Pen.
nebacker 6S6, l. Pratt 300
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ing at Odd Fellows Hall. Navy Yard, a pub.
lie temperance meeting was held, under the
auspices of Columbia Lodge No. ~, s OF 7.
Inc nall was crowded to OVERLOOKING, and the
programme was Of the most entertaining
character. Addresses were deli vered by Dr. A.
w. Miller, Of Columbia Division, and Mr.. A.
w. Scott, OF Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04

CHANGES AT THE CAPITOL.-Hon. John T.
French. the Sergeant-at- Arms of the S-nal
has appointed Mr. Henry +. Haydea, CLiei
Engineer OF the heating and ventiiating app l.
ratus OF the Senate wing: Richard NJ. He'd sdo ,,
of Pa, and Stephen X Costar, of H. C., ass. -
ant Engineers; William K, Webster, of N. H.,
and j. b. Hutchins, of n. g, Fireman. Amo q
other appointments and promotions the folio y !.
ing have been made Turner Torrey, of Mass
Columbus Jef-Ts, OF Ala, Isaac Harb -rt, of
ILL.,, ). q. Parrish, Of Kansas, :. s. Blackboard,
ofOhio, George F. Potter, Of Min. T. ID. Smith,
OF NEBRASKA, William n. Mcguire, of Pa, and
Daniel Waldron, Of Florida Mr.. French is
making large reduction in his working force
and is cutting down the expenses of his Office.
In making changes ne recognizes the claims of
those who have fought tor the Union.
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BOARD OF FIRE COMMIssIONERS.-The regu.
lar meeting Of the board was held last night
fresent-Mayor Bowen aud Commissioner u
w. Goodall, J. II. johnson, w. H. Gorbutt aud
Z. King. Several comm ntcations Were read
ard filed. A number of bills against the de.
pariment were presented ana ordered to I !,
chief engineer Of the Philadelphia Fire Depart.
ment, was receiv we'd from Mr.. Jesse Grow and
was ordered to be framed aud hung on the wall
OF the Comulssioners' room. On motion OF
MI johnson, Mr.. 6oodall was elected 20 serve
as president Of the board during the remainder
OF the present wear, Adiourued
, 1869-11-28

lsH1 hA1ti1 be re:stss1y 10 resa.at ! our tea.3e11
teAt the EoiesyS ne :s?ld:y AY.a.eaca.rr, A.d
ENa taCn 10 seasoa u giving aud rece4FzuH.
Nhta n9e aAA hec1ted 10 Enake a p:e.est II b
See % Ea1e Snod ore- AEcng ,ac un.: t-,A
ea:e @ az ssstea stiD. eltser 10 oae xeesaear1,
Mne, o1nsnFf, Eoieefs Or sIena, II kore hAto.
ttHt A!7iste nf ]**c.ry- i Eo6, ettn the pl1tu-ss
La Ia sssrta . n.an o. Nttnso, snst noia:nS c.se
and 10th rfedH! had trnAucnisL Erst-..
ts:s: ts p.ns, sasEn md 3swe%Ey. generally,
aeese kf;te,s& Ate A.tays more alsalt
Fs7td when the SIT Ct Rore IoTe1 oat. Inn
Haea pEzthAAe<i Win ole : owu c,nney, Ne.4ra
Nosse. Aots.in Hs1Iliton, ,he vtai.inoxp Ms
e:efs, noathea.t tssaer OF Lake and C.art sree.n,
rzc7ose 70 fchE.ce n xEts q.
EKelt!. -s1s'. 70 knrsly RE aennat, hsve ,ast
nrened { s:otk o1 tas d0eg sad chsite4 c.41s oi
tEFtlry. Tat hss ntvef teea c1ce1ch IN Iae West.
~ = :etfec: feast - tie rye " lnAp~c; tae,s
ts:asS :7sat- Al Is .Eshi n.d tealtt:si A.
rnpsrd II order ard w1sa :2ste: au,,, wi.ta,,
y htea II tt:t-s tc1n Ell TIER resoes 1sr n :n9
aH iac c.ns. rcotat. Ca! essIlI Visa. Now Il tic
s'u.e IL stapeet a1d l1szce.sr- G,ys t1en = cal
, 1869-11-28

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re rs stvef1d tet sea eesa foTtt4s5oss T*31t1
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