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, 1869-03-24

when tho challenger again insisted upon fight.
Ing. Catsqu!t gazed at him with look Of
]oftT contempt, and sid: "slr, you are
beneath my notice. 1 cannot consent 10 light
With you, but viii show sou In What utter
contempt hold Jou," and, drawing pistol
from his belt. ne shot his opponents sister
dead at his brothers feet.
! bus act was loudly applauded by bis own
followers. and greatly increased the popu'
larity OF Chattquis. The other tribe, how
ever, were lncensed, not at the murderous
charaeter Of The deed, but ut the total de-
etructiou Of : woman Of great pecuntary
Ta1ue In the market. In their code Of Law
ard nuo1als It wac an act Of malicious ulis-
chief. When the Waya first went to sltks,
two wears sgo. war was brewing bet ween
these tEibcs on account Of this act. Captain
White, ior the purpose Of preventing blood
she'd. procured 4 meeting Of the two cniefs,
and Induced ChAtsqult to pay for the woman
he had killed. The brother Wis satisfied with
th1. amIcabte settlement, and the tWo chiefs
hive crer since been friends.
, 1869-03-24

In let,er describing what he saw at
the South, during recent visit, The Rev.
d.. Hatfield, OF this city. writes:
II must have been unfortunate IN my choice Of
preathciu. met n other piases coored ger OF
excellent tddlees ana R0od aotIlties; bat the
preachers 10 whom listened did not 1eem 10 nc
eEalttntlJ qu1l.aed for their po+tlion. In upa IN
e1Attc 4 Eealous 1ounR Aroihcr proclaimed the
1arkett Atttnomtani-m N fn a form tha- seemed
nost likely 70 prove injurious 70 au lRu-sa1t and
imprft1Te pecp.e. In aoo hcr caae pr q her Of
ma.n1e ytars ard corsir cradle ability labos d
through the Rieatez part Of 4 sermon to PROVE
that smne7ann 10 The only vAltd 8nd 6cslatutAI
Eodc os bsostsn: euaht TO add trkt DIS a,g !.
rasEt Esd The merit Of being bssed on
.he hisinry Of the eFesicr IN The ntst ctapter OF
Gersx14,"
Docs Slr. Hatfield visit churches in
Chicaso other Than his OWL: Is It not
possible that If he d d so be might be
equally uniorlunate" in hearlng what
he evidently regards ss heresies, though
he does not SO call 1hem2
, 1869-03-24

Judge Barnard, OF New York, and
Fisk. the Fiddler, have got their joint
ard several grips cn T. c. Duran: and
the Pacific Raslrrad msnsgers. Darans
goes before them every day to answer
questions, ar to refuse to answer, accord
ing to circumstances. We venture to
predict tina! Barnard and Fish walt take
nothing by lhei. motion, but the public
may derive some eeeded Information
through the catechising that Mr. Durant
Is low undergoing.
, 1869-03-24
AuEAEuEfYA
ASE0CyCENEy15-


This evening LsT3'A AF8rchstte," AID the cid
nnaica! conedteta 81 IL" FonnJ Ptsh VITA"
y tse Gallon IEoupe, will be The attraction, Il
Tha" F,..n u Lighting" wh:eh !, pzo,,nz
Hose tec,de1 tuecets TIM any Ct the nc NJ SEN
.rion9l pisye, viii be npeatad thls eTsutng Il
rua ~ pEsre aucsessral one: "''1
. ~Aits. sr pus" I'll - Htoda~ea for :ae l.ss
VII then be w11hd1.wn to m.ke roem lor ROB.
:sS;sss !: r.. + ii. "s:haoi" i good oa<n as ies
"On'es Twist" remains ths atraction 4, the
Au.eum this week The cxss ia IemarkahT
ees a. g e ZEE r.
b. pse- cpenme as .Bl1l stktt.7 ''A1
Iom Ihume md ID bis 81 lii ipa.asn i,iead.. aco coru-
mcaose Su't ard Mimic Warren. com1nsnee
their pleatast te.ntes It Fafweu Ha1i To- n1o:7ow,
nd lsIee oaes. xo, in he e,.y. IL two sa51.
On AoIdsy next .he iIeT!ssbl. YANKEE Kob.n-
eo1 commences hHel tea$o3 y: toe Opsra H1uie;
does I'll sorts Or ,ic1i,sh n1r1s IL tae II, asd
e,ttt attractions which win 1ake mp N excellent
eEenicE's ent<Esinment.
egs ziI9 textat The tsa:censs q Wa wheele1,
Esq 81 Edista aTtnue, for the beEef. ef The
Trinity sanbash school, The following ID tho
]. Male Quutssre--"Tte Knights Fsrexrll'
=. Drtt-fes ysin, DEF Bssc.t..... Ba1Ktut
E1ss fR1scu Asp Nh HOWARD.
M. COT p4xrrH
4. Duo md Vssta!fota-Ptan and VIol.I--
+. "c'est IN la1Ee". Herz std IAioat
x1ssRs- coHa AID sKsaxR-
. II. aevAao.
!. Tt!c-"1his Magic wova sca.f'. ..... BaEnets
NlH8 1zxACR. Hkashs. aowAAD A1p nowHa.
8. Duo, IRON forma-Violl1 md t1an9
ss%..................D- toa B&rco044f
;. XsAtH9. *kIGAk ANp coe1-
.. seIo-" III quit ro4vi Lsxnma"- .Don:sesI
xLs 1RkAcH-
xsagrr, HovAro LTD ao1o<nTH.
NIss Seot3, Who his ceen "a loae fdeot!ded Ntth
the raneteIl lHtsfesu ef Ch1e4Ro u sooas - ~ "
Er5opf &c Rs's1n snisa e
uptt atntc ire feztuzes Of .hs a:asou. ApF2Poa
Of ko,ose1a re- .e 11ai md na AZ.
A. AZ Faasett's 4teIles. IL slso taking OF ]onr-
rr1 aest "a tne waiex IN erdef to te.ttet hlmset
tn,s segsEssit agIc urde the director
ship Ct ~; Goldhsek ne wsll.knaSa plsaiss.
hss dpertd IL sprtE tenn TeEy suc-sesf1lJ. IL
1at.1Y md a e1ss.e., Ia sosea plaoe, orszn, nsi
mCny nd ennposiuo1. tho Jea.iy course being
diEtdct INTO four rx1us Of saa weeks SEE. Eaa
O. sts1rdaJ, Apnl >. cltss ia. haImnay md
enn pos,ucn Vii be cpesed, puptls tesho1a Of
joining WHEN taoald hsaa = tas1s EaE=a q "A
ELI sss5s e. .sa M saaseay: Re:.a Under sas
cnckntnaragezaentof Of n. .. y 8eans1t, hss n
re1dJ proved itttH dseded sueeest' md t:s n
a1u1ie slnres n the ena1try. Ws also lesrn that
It i The rteat1an to shortly Is1oa tzat-ela,s mn
si:. Hos;hjy = .z,s,nt = b. egaeasled . n
gre OF .ueee.s Ii III e1ot 10 inpsaye ia eoa-
aiEon H Eu*is In tor ni:at,
, 1869-03-24
FRlaATFUL TRAGEDY,
a Son Murders Hss Father aod shoots


From tie AtEJsTilfe tK,.) sun ot March II.
Last Saturday o1r community was thrown
Into an Intense excitement by the murder Of
John r.. Key, and the shooting of Moses
Giyens, about mile from this city. The
lil!ire vas done BY young John key, a son
afternoon. Tie tceue Of the tragedy was
the house ct John r. Key, At present rented
and occupied by Mr. Moses Owens, and the
circumstances connected with il, al near Us
we can learn, are thee:
On Saturday, Mr. John R Key had been
down in the csty:, and, haTlnx but one good
leg, vas driven by his son Dick, IN buggy,
GU; to Nr> Giytns', where lie was boarding.
When they reached their destination, john
met them and held the h-r:e, while Dick
helped his iasher rom the buggy. Mr. Hey
made his way Into the house, and took seat
IN the sitting room. F hire there were i've or
ti1 i dies, some of whom belonged To the
tors. He bad Lot long teen in the house be-
fofc John came and peeped IN at'the door,
and quickly withdrew, returning rapidly
With pistol in his band, with which he
commeIced arnz on his father. The aeat
shot missed ~ aim, when Mr.. Fey raised
claimed, "John, d, MT sooot me. On, mF
God ~ The second shot YRS tired as he
uttered tkese wordz, and took eject ia the
forehead Of Mr. kry, who fell 70 the door,
with the blood and brsius oozin9 from the
would, and almost Immediately expired.
Old vi. Giveus had gone 70 the coal house
fer bucket Of coal, and was returnine
door to enter the room, when John KeT
fred upon him, shooting him In the fore
head Just at the edge OF the hair. He tell to
the honE, and the murderer fired another
ehot At him, which mi.s.d hlm-
After completing his work OF bloed. the
murderer lett the house and came to this
city. He vent to the house Of the Hon.
ua1Etson Tor, and lola him what he had
done, when that gentleman told him to c,me
With BIN, and he took John Key and deliv.
cred him up to Marshal Luman.
A.er q lengthy examination, John Key
Was ordered TO be returned to jail, aod Dick
vas renar ded 10 the care Of the Marshal,
TO await further e1amipatlou Of the case.
John key viii be tried for murder ia the
drzt degree, At the april term Of the Circuit
Court.
John r. Fey WAS buried Sunday aftern son.
Nr. GiSeus Is still alive. With but slim hops
entertained Of his recovery. Joha 4. hey
family Of tour sons and TWO dauehtGs.
Mt. G,yens Is highly. respected cltl1:n, ssea
eeyenty 5ears, and the head Of An Interesting
and respected family u.
The cause Of The murder u EerelaAg
supposed to have spru11s out rs ot some Ssn
teman had broken up Housekeeping, and
reuted bis tarm to Mr. Giren*, to which The
boys, 1ohn aud Dick, very ssEto1als ss
and Indignantly objected TSsy *aa1ea sa! d,9t dna
father to keep the lam aud Jet s1sm eal;l, y
yate It, and sought b asGds Haa3d aot n eamoly II
compel him to % 80. ,nd ae ssey lrrslied h.
qasptiy. p ,as one Jesrs Ies:e I'D jast expired,
aud ths evening of ths murder ~ s, set spass pa.
by Nesss Key aud Given;o fsauee e e Tsss-
ing the contract 'ot ,hon';rr sppsr and murdefinF
, 1869-03-24
GFsyT11le 4 Ms rSoou Aailrond-Con-
tract LET 10 thtcsEs Man

From thA Matto0a Jo11cAl- 18Th.
On WEDNESDAY aiterroou. the Board Of D.rc.-
tors oIthc GraJttt2e & AAttoon Ratlfo2d Com
paoy net z2Eeeloly 10 sppolutl1ent II orr CITY
tos the puIEo:c Of clo.ln4 contract tor The bulit
1rg O! the road. On Wedreea4J. tie matter was
tlseusstd sud pre!lrtnsrtet arranged; atd a.
Ttufsta5 Hon. 4. Thosuton draw up contract
agrees 10 Construct and {. uplete railroad
10 be sqaM 70 tie lllinoil Ce1rII Road.
if2n G.ayvt1a % Aluoon. fta A1b,or,
county. CIT ard to1rsn:p -ords; the entire road
70 re nails n two seatt. ed only 10 be pad TOT
u eud bordt. - the lroc Il pat cuxn At.
rt&d In st1 rucntht, eompe.e enesonsth more in
I. Other six n nths, aed 10 On until the line y
The DtEnctors u the respective qusstes1 Of she
ruad an tnAhtd, 1fanet.. Tps VOTE II 70 begin
Al Obey and M4tto "a rfutaue onsty. thirds
q Il drnt fourth Of tre 1pe - re mae II III o.
kcss. =. ~ sA-.. :..c--::.4--, l2:E -a-t-..
, 1869-03-24
THE PARK KLEcfI0Ha

Chicago did q nob1er work yesterday
10. the future prosperity Of the CITY, I T
its Growth IN wealth, keal'h, comtor and
norrl purity, than she has cvtr done IN
a siuclc day, or will soon sgain have an
opportunity to do. Every dollar invested
in the ,wo great Improvements which the
people have just sanctioned will add n
hurdred.Io,t It's value to The property
OF tho city. X fity thousand people PET
dsy Visit the parks Of New York, ten
thousand per Day should visit 'h,se OF
Chicago, when they have heeu male az
tractiyc. What q current Of phys
ical lite ard vitality will this
stream Of returning visitors Distribute
over cur city. Every street and alley
wi, feel Its llie-giving influence. Those
who hsvc found Cnicsgo 3 less healthy
place OF residence than they hsd been
aceustou ID to, will return frcm the new
parks 4 cliEg that no city has an a,r m s1e
pure or braciug, cr opportunities Of
healthtnl ard proper relaxation more
diversified and attractive.
The very first want Of humsn nature,
atter 1000, clothing and shelter. is
smns.uen,. The whole difference
between virus and vice lies in ,Ae dssec-
t1oa In which amusement is Eough:, It
il in vain to denou1ce men ard women
for sstking the luwts, more oissipa'lng
ard Ee1uhl i1dulgeuces, which DIES roy
the intellect, corrupt the heart and CT
feeble the b1dy, unless ample opportu-
1fties tot other and better nmusenents
arc provided. The puks, properly con-
Quoted and amply pauonized, will do
more 10 lessen the egils Of intempesauce
than either moral suasiou, Temperance
lectures or prohfhilory laws. The anuse-
menb which will enab1ea man to apend q
dsy happily with his family wl.nout
the return Of wearincss or gloom, Will tend
10 ketp him awsy t1om the d1i1 k,ng sa-
locn snd gambling hell, whittier men arc
driven Tor relief and excitement when
their tecul,ies are numb from excessive
toll ard their senses deadcned by e1 haust-
ing cares.
Yesterday Chicago presented every
oEe Of her residents, however humble or
poor, with one thousand acres Of lAnd,
not ier bis cultivation, but for hts auuse-
meut-whcre he can eIjoy FREEDOM nos
, 1869-03-24
e,nguInr Cause Of Dr. afll.

FEola ;hs z1s'.g 11s9s,I9S e. oesth hi II 1,np,
r;.a.s.. q: jasi 81 E1dsy r.zhL Ia bSth un7.ual
"a hsmo2a + as9sa s5 n r., 'S,es1 sa:s9
n.%s so} q y ps ~ ~ rood seasa for mo.s ihaa
e.sr n.ti. bos wse not II aty TIM. va believe.
.e1ios.y H.. About thlee weeks a7o he took 10
~ sq:esy TEe bleeding WIS - eoplo1s ~ 70
te1.ou,y erdzrgI hla itte, md could rot Be
checked: cna1 b. nc plugging up of shs nos.
. rongtf, acd IN the ea,l5 part OF last weak Tas
abeut On The streess, looking, hows1rr, very
pale. On. Saturday last bIeeatng xgatn com
Il ortl. tre t<1atens. md thruu9a the pores OF
The &ktn, md cnn4tnned, aa:xsshs audtnS every:
thing thAk cou.d b doVe nf suggested ~ EoA
I = L n = ~..f. III
, 1869-03-24
GDe 9th t1mE.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81, 1869.
8VH&HFToM TERka3
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Ss10 Kdnon. per Tass, ny yHAu.............t13.D y 90
t1fWeek1y EGdos. PEE Tes1. BY HAu....-.. SOC
goaoaJ Edtuon, peT yesr, By nAu......... 3.3D
weekly Edition, pr rear. by xAt1.-..... 400
Para ofa yc3r 1t aame ntn.
10 peeTeat tclsY and uatStatrs. bo snre aud Gtf
fost Oeaea sddress IN t1l, trclutiat State And
Csunt1.
RnssnsltEfs ase Allowed ten pa cer' eonmnnont
Bemlt.aneas usy BE- n sde either BY prAs Express.
eoet Ofo Order or tn roki1tred itttc1A 1t oul rAf
1E1nS TO CIT srzscktaxka
pAiy, delivered, sunday kxc1r11n. 2oetat pef EeeG
Daily, dsNfefed, eu1dAY tscErnRp, 10es. pE Weet-
Atdress TR1RnkE COMPANY:
ChlcAko. Ill.
, 1869-03-24

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n,s,s,r ue,s -,,I s.sts.. - sN u4ose W.
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oth.. ra..,.. D3S .'.a aeata. u0e
Mn.ie IN ,..-. - sA' @eols "
A,s,.,s.
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,.-.- -. 80 ~. ..' 1aoeSoo INC hua'
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-
u..h - au' 49,. " Let5, eAnouo toonE1.
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r1tv Lar Nv 49,, - tas .eesaa lo..! IN taA
dr. 'N"' Eoos sestns'1ess nasao Aas ineky
ns. &. c, P.tasr. oY Warren Comfy Ev
odtas, fo. $'u,00Q, L, r.Fesl wust In claims m
oth. living peraon kaows-t,c pxectsa et,atence
Of r1cn si!ve. mine In that couo,y.
The M:rqu.s Of 81 isuusy u,u.cts his es,s.e Of
5000 Ac1eb And 4 rx,irsy tbst cust sa5 Ooo N0.
beeid.s io1rinp IN ererv p,rat h.hs,, IN ths
Eouse Of L.rds ret he te,1 hin seIr 10, want OF
rouethirg To do.
In les1-a when George 8. Boutwell, va oo,.t.
ror ef Ma..st hu.es.s, aen.y Wilson was Pre.t.
dt1t oI the s.a.s Senate, and n. 2, Bsnts spe.ter
OF The Mass.chu usetts House OF Ksore esen, a..yes
AZ olo e1uxfn OF Louisville. KY, AAeefts thst
tie busA1 ds hnd bu1g.rs Who tatest ,ue city have
Eno'erraneAn den tn the sewer underneath
Broadway.
Pauline Lucea, the3eelebFsted ptlm1 doun1. IL
esvEg = d.tncult operation performed on her
throat toat will troeably sestore 10 beg this full
use ard ext. ut ct htr .pletdid voice
A bill IL petcss the n York L.sls.a,use 10
pr"7,ce that Ill OF Weslctest.r County, ly.ug
| sau:h Of the 10 @nsf EA.tcbette. and oG . atrect
line surEirc iron tie eoa:heesser.y cotEef OF
RAID town to Budeon H1yer, shAIl form part Of
tho city Ct New Yo.k.
The htF9lar Ut!ton. who pleaded his own case
| before d Hartford jury, lhe othes da,. when re,
ce:ytn4 the aano1t ioI OF The Jucse, preliminary
| 10 the senteEte, ept It enert by enchanting,
"D-n II. 1've me oy acate1ce: aou'l want n
ltcture heret"
CA Il. axis ths New York Ledger II It II
! proper to kike ycuIf lady upon tee,re her
, 1869-03-24
NR, PAIHI's REVOLUTION,

The Committee On ELECTIONS in the
House OF Reptcsen,atffes. on Monday.
reported two n1onositioEs Of an ,mn,r-
1ant character. The first of tbe>e WAS .
resolptiou IN The nature of a rn,a ami.
cable to The Hcnse ,1onc and IN he cffart
that IN al, csses n ron,aa,ea e,ec,icns
where It IA alleged that eitherpArtv ;s,o.
ELIGIBLE Or cannot take the on,b. ,hecom.
1nit,ee tha1l conaider thar oue.,1oa before
all others. and If thew find The leg Il dis
ability ia exist, sha1l extend the ,ro1.ry
no further. Also, that no compeuss.,ou
shall hereafter be voted 10 aav cnutes.aos
who may be found to have been 1elielo!c
tn the aeat he claims, This 1gsolu.ioo
was adopted. the report sage, BY q party
vote. Why The vote should have been a
nartv one We do nos understand. The
Teeoiot;on t,ken Nv itse,f IL cer.5fd,v
nronar Whv on intn .ov nrrtr,c.td |
cors,dsrs,;on ri The oue,,3on n ,i,snn "a |
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tba ne,son c.nrot t.te ,he sfs,, whv
.,,.nd ,non,h. in.sst;1.ti,r rhc,,o- 4
~ ~ w. vntos ,h.n p II il ro, ri ,hr
rfuu3red ,oe is not a citizen. or il u3ah,e
~ t,ta tte n,th If cfFlcey The second
10 @ke lIe oa.n 9l cIaees lne ses'nu
o1anen o. tee Ie'o,us'on ty y s.quneu 70
man who ia Ineligible to oface-or
indeed any msn who is not iust;y en.;.
lied tn it-be nsid the compensauon Il =
sitting member merely bee use he claims
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W. Nv 'esaus a.W p.vp etSs :. - ""S.,", 10 -
sea. 49,. - I, :. 49,, =, - nan $1,000 nasorash'o
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epu -, I.1 ~ .as ~. 49, $3.50. - ~
nuA Ahu 'otu' eno |4a' Nv p..sou
1ng 'ne n'gnes' uumsl m 'u1es 'sss ioi
pt1son2 e.ls'ole 10 .Ie LUCE SHALL oe 'ue
hep1esentaose VI O.'ssau.
1n1s oll eannos oe 1as''neu: !. 10 =
n'glsn, eeps'.eie Isom ene 'uuu a"eaAA
Ptluc'p'e u. iep1ee.nuas.oA. my
1appen, - /. Las ol,en nAppsneo' 'uss
nsa pe4sonJ sau'o a@ss o.ea
, 1869-03-24

A&AA1k1 Ii EAf ~ N1A sc QQQEE NfG1
dead feFce nfsL COZ: n 100000
10 continue to make post and board fence
Is out Of the question, and nor we must
stuty how to cheaper the hedge, and to
mske 1t effective. In the first place we uted
cheap seed. 70 - to enable the plant growers
to supply Us With cheap plants. The pres
cit supply Of seed Is manly IN the hands Of
those who are growing plants for sale. If they
put up the price, those who would plant
small lots will not Invest, and the seed Is On
band, aud If this adds to the cost Of tho
plants less Will be set out, ard new class Of
mi enter the Held ofcompetition. corner
may be made, but It will simply run up the
price beyond what people will pay, for they
viii visit ior the next crop Of both native and
TEXAS secd. In this estimate no account has
betn taken Of Illinois grown SEED, which Is
an item OF some consequence.
THE WEATHER.
As predicted some weeks since, the spring
proves 10 te cold aud backs ard, with pros
poets Of the latest spring In own for some
y.are. In the winter Of 1872 OF 1913 snow
That fell In December did not fully dtsa ppear
uu;t1 the 7tb OF April. After that, the
weather came OF fine, and was followed with
cne oi the most productive OF seasons.
PERSONAL.
1t Ii imposEtble to reply to all inquiries at
once. IL d tut Tefpre correspondents must ex-
erclc q little patielce. Those VINO hare
written ia regard to new grapes, potatoes,
sawbcrEIes, oats. laspberries and tlackbsr-
fies. Will find the whole subject covered In
this lttter, as the same line ot Argument will
ard, when answers are 10 be sent BY mail,
e. close q preLald directed envelope.
We have several valuable Letters on hand,
that shall hnv,4 p6ttv atfEDYfpn RUns1
, 1869-03-24

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Eighteenth street. from w,,,,h
s1v,f, fSass3ss, "e'asa s's1ae 70 IA
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ais s. ~ VOC No''a ~'s1 70 s's:s s::ees
% ScIts @ Testtosn .,,c. Il, firm m.,,,o. 80.
No1th nyfnue, xi9 sSsS Ae" "l'e'oa se=s.ta
Wett Adams street., troc, l.s n-r.s,+ ,a,,..
pssplsine: s,1est, ION oso's Va pu,ca 70 F,,~,
W" West ~ :isst, from u...sa to gs.,..
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| G9'5G3 r5fn RAILROAD crossing 10 Archer a'esae,
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ss1s n x,Hse' 3 a'saae to Canal ind Like streets.
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tsrs Of ste;lon 4. 50 tshe whole sum.l
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jsci.on street, from sute to Make. stress.
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u aepeAn WIN the Defendant $1>G3l tos
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