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Why win You Die.

The unanimous verdict O 5ha South
has been distinctly accorded !u favor
Of it's own renle3y-.he ineslimabls
Mississippi D38rrbea Cord Ial5 The
great ante zsesfst Of cholera, choleis
motbds, fdiaahsa aud bowel afec-.
lions. BY cancsthng acrid and unnat
ural secreGons. les action is thor
ough aud 5iavariabIe, never being
known to fall Therefore it vii! new
er disappoint the patient nor tie pu =
chaser. Mans fed s Higbee, sole
PROJECTORS, Memphis.
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AN O11OLA - A-4eO
-assa# For Congress.
We announce by authority Col. MATT
MARTIN. Of CoHee County, candidate to
REPRESENT this( 4h) District in tEenext Con
yress ofthe G. S. Election in November.
We arc authorized to Announce Mr; J. =.
Dromroole, OF Rutherforl, a c"ndidot Tor
Congress from this Alb cOngresSionai DIS
trist, at the eloctiol in November
Having been nominated BY the congresa-
ional Convention at Shelbyville' and my po
litical disabI lities having been removed by
net Of Congress, j announce myself eandi,
date for Congress in tho 4th Congresslon"l
District. (signcd,) JNo. n BKlo Il l.
For the Senate
we are authorized to announce Col 81
a-- ION F. ROSE a candidate to represent this
Senatorial Distr ct. composed Of tho coun-
dies Of Giles, Lawrence and Wayne, II tho
next Legislature ofthe State
FOR the Legislature.
wesre authorized 70 annoanee Capt No
c. LESTER a candidate 70 represent Gle"
county in the next Legislative Of this State
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Kansas City was 10 have had a
Spanish Bull fight the other day
The audience came but the bull
weren't mad and wouldn't fght, and
t, complete the disgust a platform
Il through, bruis'ng up quite a
number of spectators.
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Sad.

There ia 4 great drouih of fried
chickens in this community just now,
this beipga time, as Mark Twain
Honld say when those Precious
fowls take heir fight 20 warmer pla-
ces than this. In this connection We
would say that Conferences meets at
Antoinette Hall every morning at 8
O'Clock. H's 4t1H.
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Silver Plated CAsToEs, SPooNs and
FoREs at Winship's JeWelry Store.

Ask the recovered dysPeptic, Bilious srf-
f.rers, victims Of Fever and Ague, the mcr-
eurial diseased patient, how they recovered
their health cheerful spirits, and good aF-
patites-they viii tell you by taking Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
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For Rent.

The splendid and handsome Resi-
dence OF Capt. Lem. Oliver is for
rent. RI Possession given LIST of No
vember ifdeairet. Terms LIBERAL
Parties desiring to rent bad better
call at once and secure good home
for next year. sep16-tf
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Gold opened 10 New York Hednes-
dav atII3, advanced to II55. and
closed at il3a. tennessss Bonds
were quoted at G2E for the old issue
and Ga for he, new Cotton was
firm 1910 for mi idIing.
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.Rnrrett,s,, Hair Restorativo.
Bank Of Tennessee Notes.

"Old ISSUE COOP FOR TAX, 70
sale I market rate at
sect HIGHLAND SAvGNos BANK.
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.B,rrctt'so too much for them.

They have got it and will sell it
cheap. Who? McKoin q Co.. Sc
college St, Nashville. What have
ttey go,2 Furniture, carpetiog and
general house furnishing goods.
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Tie editor of the Bi5oniheld Re,
publican says ''ouF noble president
is a whale" If We were Polonius
we would say, very Ike a vhsle,' -
but as it is we are forced to exclaim,
che is more like sucker -
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The refined use g Rarrett's''

An Impulse Given to the Census.
LEON MAfshaf county mother gave
birth, to three healthy children a few
days ago, We sincerely hope all Of
her troubles may be little oues''
AXE these, ard both Marshall County
and lheaeoun.Fy will have cause to
thauk her.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-10-07

The readers Of the Citizen are re-
felred TO the new advertisement OF
Il. G. Bate, which pears to-day.
He is agent for some Of the best Fire
Insuran nee Companies extant.
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DISSOLUTION.
THE Partnership heretofore existing be-
4 tweeT Sunpter 81 PeaTcy was on theLlst
OF September dissolved by InUtnal consent,
!. L. Pearcy retiring from the ffrTn. DR..
Sumpter will continue the business at the old
stand and Viii make settlements Parties
indebted to the firm sre requested to come
forward and settle, if they want to save
costs ,A4ih aio JAS. A .SUMPRER,
se23-lm 10. L. PEARCX.
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Also Jet JeW eIry.


Ww Tucker vs. Margaret c. Tucker ct ais.
IN this cause IL appearing to the court that
the defendants, Margaret Q Tucker,
Elizabeth n Tucker Jas Z Tucker, Francis
Price and her husband - Price, are non
residents Of the State Of Tennessee, so that
the ordinary process cannot be served upon
them; 1t is therefore ordered that publica-
ton be made in the Pulaski Citizen TeqFir-
ing said defendants to appear before this
court at the courthouse in Pulaski on the lst
Monday in November next and answer said
petiJ or it will be taken for confessed as
to them and set for hearing eX-parte.
Sc Is II. IL. a YAIETT, CTlI.
Sarah E Brown ct ais vs. Richard Brown ct
ais.
I n this cause it appearing TO the court that
j the defer ants. Richard Brown, j oseph J
Brown and Jun s Brown, are nQn-residents
of the State Of Tennessee, it is therefors Of
deTed by thecourt that publication be made
in tic Pulaski Citizen, requiring said defend
ants 10 be and appeal before this court on
the lst Monday Z November,ard plead, an
swer or dernur to the petition, or the same
will be taken for confessed and set for hear
lug ex-parte<- sel6 H. IL. AyMETT, CT TX.
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Nashville and Decatur IsaiIrOad--i1e-
paTtuTeS.
Passenger Train-going North, 1907 P
l2.l5, A.
F-cicht 46, A. n.
Passenger Train-Going South, lid A. IL
6. y o. p. n.
Frsi sbs efs- - 1890 p. NJ.
s-7s-'ricIzets to All points North and South
rs. WESTNORELAND Agent
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a Torpid system.


Sometimes, without any assignable cause,
the physical strength and animal spirits give
way, and strange torpor falls alike Oh the
body and intellect. There is little or no
pain perhaps, but the vigor and elasticity Of
the nervous and muscular system seems to
have departed, and an Indifference to the
pleasures Of life, and even Of its gave re-
sponsibilIties, takes the place of that earnest
interest," in both which characterizes every
well balanced mind in healthy condition.
This state of partial collapse is often the
premonitory symptoms ofsome serious NAL
g,iy, 1t indicates Enthusiastically that the
vital powers are lauguishing and need n
stimuIant. In such cases the effect of few
doses of IIostetter's Stomach Bitters is Won
dorfu.ly beneficial. The great tonic wakes
Up the system from its browse. TIE sccre-
tions and the circulation receive a new i'm
petus. The Ielaxgd nerves recover their
elasticity under the operations of the sPecif-
ie, like the sackencd strength Of q musical
ms rumcnt in the process of tuning. Leth-
Hrgy AID debility are replaced by energy
and vigor, the spirits rise, and life that al
most seemed q burden while the season OF
depression lasted becomes once more cnjoya
bic. That su, h radical change should be
produced by remedy entirely devoid of the
powerful alkaloids and minerals so extern
sively used in modern practice may seem in
credible to those no pin their faith on the
medicinal efficacy of active poisous, out if
these skeptics will take the trouble to en-
quire ofthose who have tested the corrective
and Alternative virtues Of the Bittcrs under
the circumstances described, they will find
the statement to be true.
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Gen. John 81. Bright. Dsmootatio
candidate for Con gFess ia the fourth
district, commences the canvass on
Monday, the 10Th insl.. al Lewis
bug. .s-.
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Females, old and young. VINO have been
So IoT.g troubled with some female com
plant, should not despair. Let us whisper
words OF com fort. Iou can be- cured. You
can be Snatched from themonster which has
50 long Prostrutel and puraly zed your whole
system. You can regain your health, your
beauty, your strength and bnoyancy. Take
courage, ceSpond not. be cheerful, remedy
is at hand, prepared by experienced Physi-
clans. specially for Just sSch distrcsses as
afliict you; and Us the pre- fessIon are. using
and prescribing this remedy with much
success, We feel proud in calling your att N
ton to it. 1t comes hiphly recommended,
and~Ye earnestly advise allSuAcFing females
20 use tlfs great female medicine At once
We allude to the English Fen ale Bitters'',
advertised in another column.
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Che Oitiz&m.

= PULASKI, TENN
FRIDAY MORNING OCT. 7. 20
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Represents the Famous
sgEEPEC3E F@YEERX:2 2a2 u,
OF
DIR. -. VAN NIEEEEZIg,,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-06-24
NEW PUBLICATION.

HsARrH AND HorE for this week dated June
25th) contains the first Of series OF sketche. EMU
tied y,ilro TA,eoys NigAi TAo.gAn BY John Thorn.
~, who 10 no other than Petroleum v. Nasty. The
great humorist will take IN honest country boy 70
the city conduit him through the usual experiences,
and restore him " his home sdder and wiser boy,
initiated that the Ss: .aq %
time, and Nasty Is tho man 70 teach u.
PErvRsoS's LADIES NAriOSAL MAGAZINE M
July. Chas. J Peterson 3O6 Chestnut street, Phil.
sdelphia. THIS number has o beautiful engraving
OF ''Sun Shower" tho usual fashion plates, and
large amount Of reading matter. t2per year.
Monthly part Of OuvEa OPric's MAGAZINE
Boston, Lee a Shepard, $3.50 per year. Contain.
. large amount III reading matter for the boys and
girls, four ane engravings and four wood cuts. An
excellent magazine fOr youth. .... .
PursAs's MONTHLY for July. New York O. r.
PsnSs. Il. ssR .Sd y up % 1' he .sa
ard Of publication. rTtifr.
THs ATLANTIC MONTHLY Cor July,-a primo mum:
Der Of this magasine OF literature scence, art and
politics-which last all the magazines are getting
10 discuss, and Of ooarse In tho ablest manner-is
received nom the publlshers. ...
Also OuR Youyo Felix's, illu.tr..ed ior The boys
Both from Fields, Os.ood 4 Co., Boston. .I.
The GALAXY is At hand. among. The moathlle.:,
in his Place" Justin Mccarthy has . chapter 90
American Women and English Women, and N.
Secretary Gideon Welles has en- article on the
"Abandonment Of Gosport Navy Yard" In reply
70 Thuriow Weed. Marx Twain continues his
Memoranda. Tho Publishep, sheldon Co., an.
nouncs the commencement VI . new story by Jus-
tin Mccarthy In the September number.
GoDEr's LApr's BOOK, July 1870. We can hard.
" imagine how the fashionable world would get
along Without this monthly. In circulation 10 I'm
menss, and Its general character excellent.
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POLITICAL.


Amember OF the House proposes to advocate
Whittemore's admission on the following
grounds ms Is representative do'ernmen''
and Congress has no right 70 dictate 10 the poo
pie whom they shall select to represent them.
The House branded "hittemore asa th'ef' and
with that brand upon him he went back to his
constituents. They have reelected him. The
inference Is that In his district the theivc, are
In majority. But the House has no right to
say that those thieves connot be represented.
whittemore must have bis seat. "'.s
Senator Hamlin voted for Mr.. Ramscy's
amendment abolishing the Thanking privilege
and fixing the rate Of postage at one cent and
Senator Morrill, against Il. .... .a
,.,.. p,,.,., =, o,,o ,h,,.. \. h.. -,
..eS.,..., -. $50. .,a !. MI. >.
r..;rs II be can got tho riubt sort of forepn m.
pointment, anu nus irienus arc ge'ung up rec
COMMENTATORS IN MS ia'or 'or ING n'sSion 70
Italy, now filled by George +. MARSH.
Jr,or Ham. RESIGNATION vas fol,oveJ NV
n
the nominauoh Oh AMOS e. hcAernan u
Georgia rs his successor. Mr.. Alderman Is at
present United States Attorney for the district
~ u.l,
~, -, a. c.,
p.t,..,..u..w W.
re'
oppUseu :" 'e :, a"1 "' "s A' 80 -
:,
w..,;,,,,n and No. yort Tn. Tr;b,,. ~.
II. AZ. .,.,, =. :, =, r..r.,, ,h. r..u,, ~
o. -. 800. =. c.. :. ~. C,,;,.,
Wv ,.,,,.,,.. 49,. l. ~. Lii,
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If the Temperance Advocate" viii give Us
the facts in reference to Temperance politics, We
would be glad to publish them. II Is an inte-
resting theme. The main point, and about the
only one. that we land We spprehend most Of
our resdep) care anything about, Is the argu-
ment we deduced that the third party faction
lists are not completely predominant among the
order Of Good Templars in this State. And as
to this we are not disposed to etaliste by CALI
ing people malicious, or liars, for We consider Il
q petty affair anyway. But II any one thing
could have given more point to our argument
than another, Il Is The ire and go-of.halfcocked-
ativeness Of the editor Of the Advocate. fyou
have little family quarrels between you Tenn
perance people settle them to your liking As long
as you don't print them, but when you publish
them TO the world we shall not know unless you
notify us, why We may not mention such to our
readers. E..
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Rev. George E. Adams, D. d. who has been
pastor Of the Congregational church In Bruins
wick for period OF more than forty yeau. an
poupced to his people on Sunday last hi rcs-
irnation OF the pastorats. It's health d him.
self and family required that his lAbon should
be diminished, and these were the main rcasons
for his resignatiou. lie has recently had call
10 take charge Of Presbyterian church In Or
snee, New Jersey, and Il Is probable, II the
church In Brunswick accept his resignation
that he will accept the call 10 goto 0nnse.d
A sad accident occurred In Portland barbor
last Tuesday. Mr.. J. W. II. Rogers. OF the
firm Of Rogers. Fuller & Co., Of Boston, &C
oompanied by Charles 8. Holmes, about twenty
one years Of age, hired Q boat Of Timothy Apg-
Ion and secured his services to take them to .
sail. When of Spring Point Ledge, being about
to ref sail, . Jaw Of wind struck them, caas-
ing the boat to carcen, 80 that she filed with
water and Immediately sunk, and al three were
drowned. A young boy named Walter Jordan,
who was sailing another boat near by, saw the
disaster, but couli render no assistance. After
the wind had subsidized, the Toy saw body float
ing In the water, and fastening rope h Il
brought II to land. II proved 10 be the body Of
Rogers.-The State Missionary Convention Of
the Baptist church met at Portland Tuesday
with full representation. The reports show
Q favorable state VI the church.-The Univer-
salist State Convention met at Westbrook last
Tuesday. Hon. Sidney Perham was elected
president. Mrs. NJ. A. Livermorc delivered the
center airy address on wedncsday.-The Con-
or cstionalist State Conference met at Yarmouth
on Tuesday and continued three days. Hon.
Nelson Dingley, jr., was called 10 preside, and
E. r. Duren, Of Bangor, was chosen socreta
ry.-The Maine Central Yearly Meeting Of +.
Bsptists met at West Waterville ON Wednesday
10 continue two days. We had not learned the
particulars at the time Of going to press.
Among the important cases from Waldo
county to be argued before the Supreme Court
Is that Of Staples against the Kennebec and
Portland Railroad Company. The plaintih
and the principal witnesses were deaf mutes.
Their testimony, taken through an interpreter.
was intelligent and convincing. ..r...
Moses Bailey's carpet works at Winthrop
were burned Wednesday morning. The entire
works and ten stables were destroyed. Los
500, 900: insured for $4,000. H
A mysterious relic has been plowcd up at
Hodgsdon. Roman Catholics call Il q stone
baptismal font, with the remains Of cross In
the bottom, and the representation Of the trinity
on the side Of the font. Their supposition Il
that Jesuit missionaries among the Indians lost
Il on their way across from st. John to Penob-
scot river. ....... H'.
The Bangor Wing says young lady reached
q neighboring town last week direct from Ger.
many, and on the second day after her arrival
was married to happy youth who was engaged
10 her six years ago In the old country. and
who after securing home In Maine, sent for
her to ''come over the water TO ChArlie"-only
his name was Frederick.
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Cambridge Cattle Na,k..,--Juns Il.

Amount AZ 1.-Two stock st market-cAttie, ~
sheep and lambs. lls1 Swine. 40.
Prices Of Market Beef-ExtrH Si3 80 et3 20 nrse
quality sl2 80 20 ti2 20 secoad quality 81 25D n 81
third quality $1,000 ti075. :.
Prices Of store Cattle-working Oxen, Y pair,
SIN, sam, $40 % t3D.
Mich Cows and Calves ffuo Sss, so, s1s, tsJ.
Yearlings SO % So, two years old 50 . 81,
three years old so % So.
Prizes Of shesp and LAmhs-In lots - 60, 81 %,
$50 2 Q" 'ssh' '1'' -" ss". OF hFua
spring lambs 81 0a.
Hides o.. = n. Tallov . Clio y b.
Pslt &c . rs each. Calf skins 10 . l1e 2 h.
Prices OF Poultry-Extra isi = 2Dc prime 10 =
isiei god IsI@ 1870, medium 10 % lido, poos y
medium i7c p n. -
n. B. Beef-EItra and ant quality ipclsds no.
quality lnslades u. best grassfsd OIsn, Che best
aaii-fed Cows, and the bot three yesf Old Steers
ordinary opnsists az Balls and ths rsfuss of lots.
Sheep-Hxtra includes Cosscts, and whom those Of
IN Inferior quality arc thrown cut 49,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u Hiram. y..e u, ey
Rev D. n. Hart. Nj. Josrph y. warkweSe'' of He
and Miss HeuFietta BrvvH, of seosr".
BEAN-CoyriS. IN sh.pleish. jane y. z, The rs,s-
Charles ". bean. 81 Aln-d, and Mics Jennie N.
Cofis ~ <. teorrcted nom last ~est.l
I8REENLAw-COLE. In Brownneld, June 4. by Rev.
&c. Cook. Mr.. Ama,i.h ID. Greenisw and Mia Or
syiiie A. Cole, both NJ d. tH
Rev Z. G. ccos, NJ. Eii Rounds and 1iss Josephins
HARh0N-NARDEN. In Portsmouth. y. u. Juns
az Aiffsd. end Miss Martha J, Msrfeu, ~ Y.
sTApLEs-GOODMiN. In rcrtsnsath. ". June
Of Eliot, and Mr.. yslia A. Good~la, ~ kiiieIy.
BEASITUCK. In Brns~ecd, n. j. q ~ r.rson.
bean, u brentwood, and Miss Nancy nek, of Pre-
prout, .
Mr. Bainbrkfge v. II. Lyfsrd. OF Ls~resec. Mass,
and Mis- Piiiirna ,. Lyf6rf. ~ Freusout
g. !" a. An1 s Mn. .,, s.ss
Eilen J. Niebols both of Hampstead.
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Special Notices. ..
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CONTENTION
FIRST DISTRICT.

The Repabllcan. md ali other voter. of the rissr
the counties IL YORK. and Cumberland. Who rejoicing
in the progress of Human W eeiom and Equal Rights,
achieved by the Nation under the drectboR of the He
publican Party IN the ps~f endorse ts vise policy
best calculated 20 secure and pepstsse te Dressings
Of pesce tranquil prosperity, by the euactmrut of
the principles Of justice Into Law, without resA to
race color or previous condition. hereby Invited
and requested a. send delegaies to CONVENTION to
b.. held On CRY HALL, sACo. on "WEDNESDAY, JUNK
TwENTY.NINTH. At II ~ O'CLOCK. A. ~ fcf tho
purpose of nominating CANDIDATE To EHrHE-
sENr TIIIs DISTRICT IN THE fOETr-shcOND Con-
GREss and 90 trsussct any othev sssiness that may
protpsrly cDuse before the Convention.
Tie basis Of representation will b. - foaiovsi Eaet
city and town will be entitled "a delegate, and On"
delegate additional for every Is votes cast Tor JosHuA
T.. CHAABERLAIs, nj the Gubernaiorial election ~
iss. majority frsetiono 70 soses VIII be entitled
90 an additional delegate.
The Chairman % The several city and town commIt-
tees are requested to forw ard of deesaies
cos-n. Ia this chairman of ibe District Com
mttee NJ Portland.
me Committee will he Iu session st the Hall tho
day shove Indicated. at 10 O'Clock A. ~, W Revive
credentials.
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The Roman correspondent Of The Pail Mall
Gazette writes that on the 18th Of May violent
scene took place IN the EcumcnieL Council on
the delivery q speech by Bishop verot Of 81
yannsh. Georgia This discourse. pronounced
In voice audible through the hall, yehemcntly
sssailed The dogma Of infsibllity. declaring that
all the bishops who voted In it, favor would Be
guilty Of sscrilegr. Tho majority met this inn
putsiion with protesting cries, and the clsmor
became 70 furious that The President Le9ste rang
his bell, and called on the speaker to retraot the
expression Supported by Monngpor stross-
meyer, the Bishop Of Savannah refused. main
tanning that he WAS entitled to exprr. his con-
scixntious opinion. lie said he Was the citizen
Of country where every opinion uas frss. and
that. trained In freedom. be wonld preserve his
iudepcudenee even In the Ecumenical Council.
Monsignor Senestrcy, Bishop Of Bstisbou, spoke
with equL force. bat in more guarded Language.
against the dogma, affirming that he expressed
tic sentiments Of the vast majority Of German
catholcs. The sitting broke up IN great as-
tatiou.
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statement to oorrsst any fals inrrsioa. I
presume there are sther mistakes u . similar
nature, for end ssyeri delegrtions put down
As all for Lynch, Sbils sons are for other can
didates. and others entirely unp'edged, and win
vote In the convention rs they may then deem
bct
There Is a strong feeling and one that Is rap
idly growing. in favor. Of York county being
treated 6,iry in this matter. and We hope our
Cumberland friends viii % act s to give us
union. harmony and strength, instead Of Olsen
sion. anarchy and weakness in this county. as
well as the whole District. ~ i AvoS. (
KExxEBuSx, June q, 1870.