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Notice Relating 10 Artificial Limbs.

Notice Relating TO Artificial Limbs.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, 18th July, 1870. J
CoNGRESS having proyiied by Acts approved
" June II, June 80, ana July II, 1s7O for the re-
issue every five years of Artificial Lmbs or the
value thereof in money, tc officers, soldiers, seanen
and marines who have lost limbs in the service OF
the United States, the following instructions are
published for the benefit of those interested.
Applications should be made direct TO the Surgeon
General from whose office the necessary blanks will
be furnished on request.
Upon applications Tor limbs in kind, orders will he
given by the Surgeon General, upon any manufac-
iurer select ed who shall first have filled bond in
the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with Two surites,
to furnish good and satisfactory limbs, without
charge TO the soldier, and make good all defects OF
material or workmanship without additional charge,
subject in all cases to the inspection OF such persons
as the Surgeon General may designate
Blank iorms of bonds will be furnished ty this
office.
Transportation to ana from the place of ting The
limb will also be furnished upon a written request
addressed to the Surgeon Gene raj.
Applications tor Communication will be certified by
the Surgeon General and transmitted to the Com
miss oDer OF Pensions ter payment, through the
local pension agents.
As full Instru. tons will be forwarded from this
Office with the bank Iorm Of application-the
pense OF employing an Attorney or Agent will be in
NJ case necessary.
J. K.BARNES,
Jy26 1t Surgeon General U. S. Army.
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For Furnishing Rough Stone for the
Breakwnier nt the Wouih of Saco
River, Maine,
WILL be received at this office until ten O'Clock
~ A. M, OD Tuesday, the 9th of August next.
ne quantity of Stone required under recent ap-
OF which 600 tons (more or ess) will be OF large
SIZE, ana 600 tons more less OF small size not
sAeeedng one cubic loot, such cln be handled by
manu-. Ihe stone must be of suitable size and
ing Engineer, and be deposited in such places and in
sucn @ manner as he may direct. The delivery OF the
5ohe must commence as soon practicable after
me approval of the contract and be completed on or
the thirty first day OF October next; and not
ess than o,0OO tons must be delivered each month,
IN making proposals, persons will state the price
per ton of 224O pounds) of stone delrered and de-
pos'ted In position; the weight to be asce rained at
Of the contractor and to the satisfaction
OF ,ne experimenting Engineer.
Seperate bids will be received for the large and
sn.dH stones il preferred.
Payments will, be made monthly; 20 per cent " i'll
De therefom, until the whole work is satis-
actory completed, and he forfeited in the event of
manner required. Wv ~ ~
Inc Undersigned reserves the right to reject all
pus. Mnlcn IN his opinion, not favorable to the
government; also the bid OF any peyson who there
perform the contr .ct.
PERSONS desiring TO make proposals requested
70 cal on the undersigned, at his office in Morton
BLOCK, on Coner ss Street, for forms OF same, and
tor more definite information, ii desired; and, on
transmitting their bids (which required to be in
duplicate they will please endorse thereon "Propo
sails for furnishing Stone for Saco River Breakwater
GEO. THOM Bvt. Brig Gen'l U. S. A.
U. 5. ENGINEER OFFICE,
Portland, Me-, July 90, 1870.
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Brick House for Sale.

a LOT Of land on Cross street. Enquire of Edward
a Howe No. "a Danforth street, or OF Il. j. Libby
No. lag Middle street. mav14dtf
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Teachers Institute.

THE Teachers Institute for Cumberland County
y Will be held at BriGgton, commencing August
Sth and continuing five days. Prot Allen of Penn.
sylvana will conduct the exercises and will be as
sisted by State Superintendent johnson and Ccun-
ty Super visor.
cR-A full attendance of Teachers is expected.
tB- Board for Ladies one half usual rates.
jy28d&vtd J B, WEBB, County Supervisor.
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Pick ed nm Adrift
Gold Fob Chain Tost.

Portland Harbor, six cared Boat, named
Little Fred" The owner can have The same by
ailing on j. H. HARFORO, Ferry Village, and
'ayihS cnarses. jy29d1ws
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N this City, Wednesday, 9th inst the finder will
A he suitably rewarded by leaving it at the Argusl
Onee. jy29s3t
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FOR. SALE

fl'HE Stock, Fixtures, and Lease for three years,
a OF well established Auction Store, on Washing
ION rect, Boston Highlands. Ill health the cause
OF selling Address p KILROY 1918 Wa ashinston
street, Boston Highlands. iy2Gd2w
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FOr Sale

HoRSE, Wagon and Harness for sale cheap, at
III jy22dlw. 1872 Fore st.
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Wood. WOOGy

ARD and SOFT WOOD, for sale. at No. 49, Lii
i i coin street. Alsc, Cry edgings.
jan29 WM. HUSE.
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Public Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the members OF the
Portland PIaSterers' Union.
having formed themselves into Cooperative Soc-
ETY.. are now prepared to take work in their line,
such as Stucco Work, Masiic, Plas eriug, Whiten-
ing and Coloring at reasonable prices.
Parties wishing work done can apply at PLAS-
IEEEkS, ALL 3i5 l-2 Congress ST., between A.
M. and NJ. daily. ieISdtt
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FOR, SAT.Ey

( tHEAP tor Casn: Lot OF Land Store and House
Othereon, in Cape Elizabeth (Knightyilel
Call at the premises and inquire of
mar2dtf r CIrNFMlNCS
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year.
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cents
Half square, three insertions or less, 70 cents;
one week. $100; 80 cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one third additional.
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs," $500 per
square per week; three insertions or less $1.50
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE
STATE PRESS" (Which has a large circulation
in every part OF the State) for $1.00 per square
for first insertion, and 80 cents per square for
each subsequent insertion.
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
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REAL tSI TE.
Fine Suburban Residence for Sale.

a NeaC COCtaSe fOf Sale.
THE neat and pretty cottage House belonging to
L tn, late David Buxton. situated at No MOnu-
ment st, Munjoy, is offered for sale on reasonable
trims. 1t has six rOOms nice cellar, excellent wa
ter, and is in good repair internally. Apply on the
premises or to the undersigned at No. 496 Congress
street.
jySdtt JOHN j. W. REEVES.
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TO LET.

To Let,p
a BUILDING at Saccarappa, 6Ox3O feet, two and
naiI stories. Supplied with water-wheel.
Enquire of MARI BROS, corner Middle and
H"a'ket sts., Portland. jylSeod1ms
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For Sale on DanfOrth Street.
A DESIRABLE three story hou:e new stable
"a plenty of hlrd and soft wat er. Lot Sc 1CO it.
JOHN G. PROCTRR.
July IL. iy12-3w
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To Let.
STOkE No. 100 Commercial Street. head of Widg-
~ ery's Wharf, recently occupied by N O. Cram
Esq. Possession given July 1st.
AUG E. STEVENS 6 CO.,
JunitI 146 Commercial Street.
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House and Land for Sale.
THE subscriber offers for SALE the brick house No
L 40 Deering street. Also several desirable lots
opposite. CHARLES PAYSON.
June 6, 1870 iun6tf
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To be Let.
VI HE desirable store, No. 13 Market Square.
Apply to tjun9til VIM. HAMMOD.
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A RARE CHANCE !
THE WELL-KNOWN
CORNER STORE.

FORE AND CENTRE STREETS
In McGlinchy's Block,
Is OFFERED
FOR SALE AT EASY TERMS,
Nr Enquire at the Store. i,25 Ct
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STEPHEN HINCKLEY Treasr oil Gorham.
Gorham, June 27, 1870. jun2Sd1awTU &w3t
, 1870-04-10
The story Of ..Thc Lady Of the Kcy.''

Ono Of the Paris Journals Announces the
death At yessailles, Of a Hassian lady who mp
peared in the drawing rooml n Paris in 1913
and l849. and was picknarned the Dame a Is
Clcf." She died, aged forty.fve, in tho most
complete solitude. It Il said that her husband
Who wss mneh older than she came to see hor
for week OF two every six months, and went
away again no one knew whittier All was mys-
te1ious about this Lady Of the keE, List
montl, he1 husband did not return as rsua1,
bnt letter Gang announcing bis death. The
widow survived him few days only, aud it is
snpposcd she allowed herself to die OF hunger.
Whether true OF not, this was the etory that
m mcrr f1ss; th.a t~ensss t9ens tesls 4 40. 4! I.
Ia said that her husband surprised her IN lit
lie country llonsc which he possessed near
Moscow At the moment she WIS hastily shut
liz S e 5Per in fhs ssss oa1so
turned the key twice in the wardrobe, took it
ont, then told bis wife to follow him. A trav-
cling britzekA stood = few PAGES from the
wills. More dead than alive, the unhappy
woman oheyed When the husband had
placed her in the carriage and ei~en N or
this key" he said TO hia wife: II have forgot
ten eonething, and viii return, and then went
bsck to the house. He returned. according to
hia promise, but as the carriage descended the
,hi1l, the poor wonan asw the aames isanlng
from the windows OF the country house. And
rAktng fun possession OF it She tainted
ax1y, and on regainiug her senses perceived
that gold chain uas iteted round her neck.
10 which the little key Of the wardrobe vas At
taehed- She wished to k1 herself, bat her
husband threatened her that II she committed
suicide, he would reveal he1 misconduet and
eore1 her and her family with diahonor. Bha
wse, therefore, onndemnel to live, md her
strange neeklace excited much curiosity in
Paris. At last her tr1aut Allowed her to retiro
into quiet retreat On tha express atputatior
that she would not atterupt to destroy herDek
during bis ifthme- Hn death released her
from thla condition hot aha had lauguiAhed
for more thaa twenty yeaEs. having the witness
curious story; wn wonder whether it is true?-
peH Mall Ef>etye
, 1870-04-10
Rat-Ca&chcFg In London.

tN5aFo7ac7aet ~ ne upt.dsa 7Fu1A71pt ~
One other character NO hAva here, th1t !
narer before heard Of or met With.
4 most novel Fight he is to see, dressed in
hundng eoatune, with broad en4nA leather
tAnd. passing from wjst to ehorlder. on Which
il fastened huSo Lrass rzt md the "ro{A
cost Of srns," NTH this inscription beneath !:
"RatEstcher to Hu Majesty"
large wre cage, veil aled with rats; II bis
heels follow TWO Or three terriers, uho now and
sncn bark toyfu1ly st their prEJ. Quite u
dt-roas picture henafes. md one that always
upeets Yankee g1a.ity We wonder II This
'Rat-Catehet to Her Majesty" ever makes bis
presence hoTn to members OF Parliament IN
the Horee Of Lords!
However. this tztne uau cau well A8otd the
Emilee of the fne1edulo1s u to tho extent or
necessity uf his husfneks foE , most impair
tive Necessity he is. Without him. London
would GtesaI}y sN.rm With the DESTRUCTIVE
pests. 1hs extent ct his buslnsss may Be
known from The fact ..aas 10 Is dasly IN receipt
of large orders from IL pAta OF the continent
for supplies of his S1ts for ElovernAketS and
spCrt&menB . uBs.
Ho Owns MICS buuse IN The faahionfhle
quarter Of London, and, - he drives about tho
park On Sunday afternoon, his stylish turnout
Is the obttct Of u7uch attrashon-
He yearly pays ; small sam for his Icaose,
and receives oIe huadrea pounds per anuun,
fca keeping ''St, Cathesine's Docts alone
free from Iasx-
Hs visits III tho shipping-his coming BE-
ing ever looked ior xiih pleasure. Our ship
WIS eAdy troubled with Kind Of mt thAt be
called the So1wegiaa M, which be seemed 10
ps,Ee highly, their fur be4ng sleek and black
and 90 proved the quality Of akin as being The
finest and ncst a1sstc for glovsunakera' use:
Turning to N nth ha8h, he said, "To'
morrow thcse HM 90 to Paris to the glove MN
ufactot1; And Who knows but thst tho lsdJ
VIII wear gloves m3de from these self.satnt
sklns, md wonder ss their dns texture enc
color" shakirg eAge Of gay rats, hn aai9
"Ihese 70 to &cartain pit WHARF tho pe9p!e
Ct quality vii meet To giro rse7estion to then
doSS-"
, 1870-04-10

xhit'x4a. sid and dope, On my! !~n1d ~
Amp13d hxy TN /. fo9 granted h4t RolAnd -
wrong that hs dnes not etata NJ 1aacolna
rie~s corr6euJ. Mr. Bateman, Y euTncly
represented In Hollands Life OF Lincoln. u
Tho OH ,n the % sele I'D h.,a ony mn u 5,sns xns
10 de Christ Of God, A. tho Christian xp1ld
tcrresenta. This ia not pleasant 6suaton
for Nj. Datemxn. I hAye notes and dstca
OF our cAu<ersat11n, snd tho World vii souae-
time Inow who d truthful sid who otherwise
doubt Whether Batsman Il eotrecaJ repre-
sented by Houaud- Ny natea bear da4a De-
cembc1 s; II And q, 1868. eo1ao Of. on con-
ver.ations were in The spring Of 1858, md tne
{sH Of 1855.
Ido not remember ever seeing tho words
Jescs 9, CMM n print, a J.. uttered oy ~: AI:
can be fouud. &c uses the word GQd, bat sci.
dem. never heard him use tho name Of
christ or Jesur, butt confute tho idoa that
he We The Christ, the only snd Truly oegotten
son Of God, - the Christian world under,
stands it. Tho idea that ~; Lneom h:s es'ea -
| boots, TO draw on his opponent IN
! DEBATE. Is ridiculous II Christianity cannot
I've without falsehood, the sooner It dies tho
tctter for mankind. Every great I1sn that
| dit.rin6nel, pAntheist, theiN ur athsatL's
instantly dragged into the folds of tho Chn5Sn e
and transformed through falschood into M
cetst desendes Of the faith, unless his opinion
IN too veil Known to allow It. Is ChrisdAnit,,
IL dread Of fer1 What Is the natter nth Il
Il It sick md does II dream Of its doom
Would thst It would shake itself fese from II
ioIHee, md stl} i've til Ill nasnkind outgruw it
| NJ dear sir, 7 now bare girea yor
my knowledge, speaking from n.
own remembrance of nay own eI
prience Of Mr.. Lincoln's religious 7ievr. !,
spcak likewise from the evidences, caEstn1
gathered, Of his religious oopinions- !! like
Wise speak from the cs,p sud mouths Of man
in this city; and, after Ill careful ezarolns stior
declare 10 your numerous readers that III
mos Whit truth Is, and hon It should Be il
vestgsted- Tours truly,
, 1870-04-10
Dccnpitauon il Death.

No one will cnrF the task the &zsk which two
French surgeons lately SGT themselves Of ex-
re1insntinE upon tho saveeed head Of :
guinotincd criminal, In order to test the truth
Of ecGtsjn storses. AtclE rorirod. about dis
fnombcred faces shoxtng signs Of life let it
WAS well the work should BE- done, and tho
results obtained are Sa1usb1c, ~ confirming
former opinions npon the entite untsuthfu1-
ness Of the reported mAnifcstAtious. The head
examined vas received from the e1ecuhaner
within five minutes Of its severznou, and the
tests for esmptous Of sensation were rat1a
fUuceiateiy. Ihe flco uas hloodless, tha
features were rga, eyes open, mouth gaping,
sid the exprt ssiou WA one OF atupoZ.
not OF pain, To aacertain IL eensc e1isted,
the car was clcAnscd and the naine
ot TIC criminal was shouted iato 1t :,
t'ut no feature moved Ee1t ammonia was
placed under The nose hern ~d no eonttac~
slcn az The nasal muscles Thea candle was
red close to Tho eyes, bat neiner this t1oE
FaasetWent cauterszatiooz By nitrate OF silver
Is*usfd The .purn 10 alter its condition. Evs
s.Snas tac 9sS4n WIS not susceptible q fc-
.asssIne AID conveying Impressions Al was
asae: t!ocfadtS Tas Aprfied, and it moved
LIE tae iAsial muscles but only on the HiAe sab
- 70 II and il was quito evident that the
p9an nad no connection with theee sctiops
1oF Afcrw1rds tho sknn was saved through
h1n yet tho g1issnic current c1c;tod dc mss,
cies 70 motion a. bafort, Tbs exnarinantor.
ssscst that tho haatn becomes Insonsih1o ID III,
instant OF execution, IN oonaouuenncc ~ Il,
sudden st7eet Of circulation Ana the ros,,lt;ns
eynnTo.
, 1870-04-10

p1ace IN orr corner Of Tho mouth, Then chow
md spit, and thn1a Ia no Cessation Of this vile
practice til tha end ot lie. Altar oon-
tiuued md careful oEaervstion, I Au
convinced th1t this wholly fosfida beauty e1
istence IN \ woman indutging N Il the akin
is made unnatural, the lips ana mouth a1e in
imed. and tho Nhole constitution Of the WOMAN
Is undermiaed This pFacdce il. 50 universal
that there is no attempt 1t oonces1mene. afte1
e1ch meal the women Of the household renain1
10 their " dipping" -rhoeveS may b. prs
ens On one OCCASION ny hoste6s sat II iha
t1hle chewing With eonslMnnste real upon beg
old anud stick, until ye1ily, :" for the stomach :
sata.- WIS forced to laava my co1est corn
bread and BACON and quit tbs house. This does
not lead one % presume much upon the mod.
csty Of theee Texan women. However, no u
likely to be detected IN this they arc oTef
modest than otherwise, unless modesty n1usf
ueeeesitate the loss Of the IL dip yet, indeed,
so1ne arc even modest in this. Let them have
their due. Their modesty is oHtan painful TO
stranger, such excessive reserve and dietsucJ
docs j. produce. know young ulan Of un-
Questioned integrity and purity, who, attend
| Ing. party, invited several xoa1S lsdies w1uu
he had met several times before 10 join in the
| dance with him, but Was tefusal uholly o2 ths
ground that they were not sufficiently acIuaint.
| Cd with Kim
, 1870-04-10

night Is the topic wherever men oon9egAte.
Three thousspd pt1sous, Of whom one-atth
wesa women. we're present, And the scAae Of
wild cnthpaiasa and excitement has raroiy
been paraNelcd IN NtH York Mon stood vPen
the seats, ~a7ing their hax and handk ezrMefs,
Ind shouting themselves hosrse; Tho Thomp.
soo and Tic Mnlhap wers buried beneath
pdles II exquisite tlo5cTs; sod vhsn, u tae
curtain, old klhlofs rocked 10 iss foundation
bennath tho atotm OF ,app1.u.e- Il tho CHI
csgo Timer ID in partnctship With The Blondes,
Why all hare 70 Say Is that thsy hAva made
good thing Of It QrtD NUac.
, 1870-04-10
Tcxny wpucn-Snnff niPftnE-Hod-
e1tys

1bs facts presented below ass forsarded
1pm Texas By LADY reading tlera:
"Theta il Us rueh passion Tor display and
IAcins md p;nehing shoea; for beauty IN form
and {e.s11s., but generally the =" bella Of the
village" is regarded by one from tha Worth as
.enalkahly PLAIN aud unAttracave- Thera Is
rel Leauty tare, though this ia no fault Of na-
ture. IAya seen young lskliea Of tuenty,
Eake New England 1adiAs the admired Of III
aami1e1a, who absolutely A1a zepo,aiva To tha
loser of t1us beauty, 10 a1plessionless and
Meless are tbay. This is one Of tha producta
q excessive "NpPing," TO which s.esJ native
Texan wouau is enslaved; 60 Ehera Jou vii
md tbs disgusting custom g1eets you Youns
suei, Iy Glowing, | dp i mo % lie e fs;nily snsa-
tox-y Esh ;S ot 20 Esan siaa-7es.osa;t u it,
, 1870-04-10


This transl&uoo, which trs! appeared In n
Democratic Aara7tns thirt! Year, aSn, Is fepubllsh
ed in the CatAoticwo for APRIL II tho request
~. ii dc liz o:te George Mayer, student OF til
Congregation Ut St 1.1nL
Drokpn-hea5tet, 10, and te2tfult
Bowed peforr that Crosa 20 fearful,
Sianls the Mother BY Tie Son.
Through her BOSOM sJmpa.hlz1nE
In his mortal Agunixin2
Deep md keen The stee! has gone
How ariIcscd, how distressed,
Stands she now, that virgin bleRsed,
f}T that tire Of voc md sc0fEi
Marx her t1en1hle, drnor, and lansulsh,
Gazing on that awful anguish
u het Child, her only-Bornl
Who mar see, nor shsre her weeping,
Christ tho Saviour Muther kccplnK
Gr1elH wild witch, SO SD and lone
Who behold her bosom sharing
Ere1J ran3 his soul # bearing,
Nor receive them In his owns
Ransom fot q world i offending.
10, her Son anu God Is bclliug
that dear head to wounds and blows;
And tie spsr1t'a deso1at!on,
A. hts ltfc-blpod darby nowA
Fount OF love, In ,hss dread hour,
Teach me all my sorTpw:A y power.
fid rue share lis GTleyous load;
UcF my heart tny spirit pouring,
BID Il buFn tn meet A6Drtng
OF lta msrtyled Christ and GOD!
he my prayer, o Mother! granted,
And within my he2H Implanted
EyerJ cash whose crimson tide,
FFcM that spotlcas victim streaming,
pcignR 10 now for my redeeMIng,
Mother Of the cruci1eds
Every sigh Of thy affection,
Every pnng Df crucl1x1oD-
| Teach me all their agony!
At his cross foftser bending,
In thy g11c5 fofegcr blending,
1 Mother, let me Live and tltHt
TIrE.n Of al virgins highest,
| Humble prayer who ne'er hrnteet
| Teach me how 10 share thy woe!
Al Ch1lss's PASSIONS drpth revealing.
| QEIcken every qutseflnR feeling
~ is bitterness 70 kDoTs
Bill me drink that heavenly madness,
| Mingled hlts4 Of Rr1ef and RlndnesS
OF the Cro4s of thy dear Sonf
I With his loye my soul tnnAmt1g.
| Plead for It, O SlrR1n1 claiming
Mercy At his Judgment thrruc!
Ehelter 1t that Cyoss, oht Held me.
I,r the death Of Christ, oh: Ah!etd ne!
Comfort With thy grhcc and nd!
| Aid. y Mother! hid nv srl1s
! jtys vi Pas1dlse Inherit
When ttx clR5 to rest l. laid.
, 1870-04-10

t*es ~ Aeeplae u5uee peao3e Ao fan1e,
~ MaSnAtsu =: ne aass wy nsH Je1 we
1o1Iy naptaet ministers n311'e1 ~ c2HpAesi
WINE 1ne 91s. Aetooatsts nAs1'ea !,oN.
--iI N&s tu1eateoe1 2 express Msn ecaaes1.
ahucsi eeneuIe On olsuop 1empac. In ALMOST
me ONLY aShaa9le manner oy fe1 nsanS 70 elees
Al1n vice !Teaoeu6 0! tne oct!ety iol les 11op-
aBahon Oh me dnspel- Gat tne euott *as
iniure, even LIE Hisnops most opPosea 70 Inc
e'sh9p OF Etstcr ~ iast opposing t1s pian.
-1he 6'sn2p o. hAasoon nag @aEssseo =, =
lettef 1fon rome n "nlcA na 1o5i40 ~
onns en '19 s set is,
tufsa 9. II T. no4usss, tess .Aea 1870 sGoIU1 sn4
be lnlnleo oy e1Posu5e 20 80 aoa4ous .I X !a1a-
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daeeenreee On "1ne 1uso1o Liz Aoeo1om& 70
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era Assembly soeonsaaes me 9uesti2a 81 ?n19n q.
With other t1eso{tst1an 3odiea: this = -
a5,s sns5oah1on ts u ,ne aeneo ~ Gaq
lor soine years been discussing ths matter.
"A telegram dated March q. and printed in
on Dr.: strossmayer dee1As1ng st sitting o.
faith cou3d not b. established "t@hoat mIsl
u Gnaninlsy d ths Fsthess. hs Tas ordered BY
he President 81 he council 70 leave sae com