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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-28
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-28
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-28
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-28
NGifcrS SclttUdae

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-28
GeIcbdftSsMn,etae.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Snbtm bic llnttrlti&atitn has fribn ben
asd II. Galloway stfiibrte RSbtIssl@ift In btI
psua avtnur, pttrbalb RuIbnrs StraBt, iduf.
lid iitnacmm.n babtH, esb.H Ft bic 8nH9sr.
aHs, kae o. alt in bas RSbrlssltaft tinf9Ia.
,,enstn artlII 1,ts auf 8rrratb bdItrH unb ,u
sea ilitbriehsn prfiisn ptrfauf,a.
EAr fluf 9tihsHbtsdnsniiis pirb btiruhrs
RidfAt stHemnsu une aats fala @tbSriss
sTpn,pt becTgt.
2Sp3Ht S&BufsIt II. SausmaHa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-28
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kintg etnfanfeE.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-04-28
Seict)1,elts S6mIe.

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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-20
An AristOrrasic English Mania
Ladies' Legs.

Upon the drawing-room table Of n lady
of rank in London--a lady Of high posi-
tion and irrcproachablc character--may
b. seen beneath glass casc, lovely,
dimplcd little foot, delicate ankle, and
rounded calf, up to the knee joint. II is
u cast of the leg Of Lady, the hostess.
In Soho square there j. II small rather
humble-looking shop, in which YOU can
purchase, for i've shillings, u cast of one
Of the most exquisite of legs. The orig
inal in the fight belongs 10 Lady--de
C., and e, who went 10 this little
shop Hcog., had her pcrfcc, leg moulded
aud aftcrward generously gave the shop
man the privilege of selling copic, of the
cast, which hc does daily, for II WIS quick
Is discovered to whom the boautcoUs leg
belonged. One lady-ihe wife of Mayor
ofa town in the provinccs--camr 10 Lon
don and had two casts taken of her leg I;
one nude, and one with the neat little shoe,
stocking, aud garter. Strange TO say
though no artist will call IL strange
the leg with the stocking and garter pro-
duccd an affect much farther removed
from modcsty than the leg quite unclad.
Brucciani, the celebrated cast-vcnder in
Covcnt Garden, drives quite brisk trade
in casting ladies legs, and has any guam
tity ofmodels of all descriptions. taken
from life, and chiefly from noble life, for
sale. How this leg mania originated we
have not heard, bu, there is certainly some
explanation for this sudden passion au..o :.
the aristocra,ic fair TO have their leg.
recognized Pcrhap, il is only because
IN thing Of beauty is Joy foreycr.-.iaHa
Cora Mowdu Richie.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-20
q he Bulletin.
DRED Sc1Yr RlDHUJN

DRIED NCDTT RlDTI -.
Con. Grant. ia hi. Fifteenth Amend
ment proclomaii5n. and d,o. Nrih''g
in BIZ political speech before tho Army OF
tho Potomac orictv, both >u'i'..y -''".-
nizod the somewhat ,f,t prod scott "''
cision ~ the supreme law OF the land I'M
Ill It Wa. altered by the PRONUNCIATION oil
Fifteenth Amendment. TIL. would APP
rear 10 settle the case again', the negroes
in IT, George Legislature. andal'o against
the colorcd senator from Mississippi Ihey
werr oou-.iutionplly ineligible. oven %!
the law a. shown by Ia" right Of the r'a'-
cal party. prit'r 10 the ratification OF i1'
Fifteenth Amendment. Being in'.igihi'
when elected. the fac, that they ARE now
eligible undcr the operation "i the am'hd-
melt docs not cu,itlc tlrm to the offices
they ncvcrtAcIc.. hold. Tho Poin, l.
Of little practical Importance If the peo-
pie Of Mississippi chose e. elect n'gr"
senator. and the senate j. pleased to adj
init him IN violation of law. We have not
the least objection. Thee matters VIII
rctalutc themselves in the course Of time,
and doubtless We shall see more than one
ne gro in the United State. senate. And
IL cannot be- drlicd that the logic of events
Ia cficctually played out the bred Scott
de sion. Siill, since it was law, and
recognized as such 10y the radical leader,
Il (. mild language 60 say that II would
have been becoming in our Legislators to
pay it proper respect. Tahoycrslaughiing
Of the law l.. however, h., one among
many instance. laid up against the domi.
nsut party, and all will bear fruit in due
a.. sol.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-20
MAS fEIs'S SALE.

State Of Illinois, Alexander County, s. Al.xan.
der county Circuit Court.
In the matter OF Alfred Il, Stafford vs. Lizzie r.
HRlld ~, widow, aud VIII am Remington Ual.
llday Edwin th9Ele, Halliday, Ada Celia HALL.
day an Horace H. rheu HALLIDAY manor child.
ren Of samuel b. liza llday, deceased. Bill n,
Chancep tor Partition.
Public notice is hereby given, THAI In pursuance
OF decTcihl ordcr uttered IN the above entitled
cause, IN sad court 'n the nth day at February,
A, u, ls'u, John O. uarman, Mastefin Cuaucery
~ sald court, VIII on The seventh 9TH day Of
May ID, 1870, at o'clock an the afternoon Of
SAID day, sci ot puddle auction 10 the highest bid.
der, for cash, a. tho doproi the court House In
the city ot cairo, IN said county, the following
described real estate, situate IN the city OF Cairo
county Of Alex ndcr and Stiic Of Illinois, to.wlt
Lots numbered four "a five (5l,and six tO) in Blnck
numbered t"slre az IN the said city Of Cairo
'aId lots app asset ~ 500 zach and cannot De sold
for lrss than two thirds OF appraised yaluej
together WIN ali and singular the teuements ana
heredi,sments thegtunto belonging
JOllNQ HARMAn,
c.,.. u,..,. ,--.,,., Master IN hancory,
sprIwer
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-20
The First American Flag.

THE following brief history Of the Amer
lean Flag will be- of interes, to classes in
Us. History
He discovered, in tracing thc'history of
this national emblem, that the first in
stapces when the Stars and Stripes We're
.n'u,'. . -;'"rp at the seige effort schuyler,
August ~ l''', co. unon an nnco.i,n
just about one year prior 10 In", b, - ~
brig Nancy was chartered by the Cntin,,,
al Congress Ia procure military stores y.
the West Indies, during the latter part Of
1915. While at Porto Rico, in July ofrhe
ensuing year the information came that the
colonies had declared their independence.
and with this information came the dc,-
cription of the flag that had been accepted
as the national banner. A young man,
CAPTAIN Thomas Mandcnyillc, set To work
To make one, and successfully accump-
lished it, The flag was unfurled, ane
salutcd with thirteen guns. When the
brig Nancy was upon her return voyage
she was hemmed in by British vessels of
Cape May. Her officers succeeded in re-
moving all the munitions 10 the shore,
and when the last boat put of, young
man in il, John: Hancock, jumped into
the sea, swan To the vessel ran up the
shrouds of the mast, and securing the flag
brought it triumphantly to shore through
a hDt fire from the British men-of-war,
The first American flag, however, ac-
cordng to the design and approval Of
Congress was made by Mrs. Elizabeth
Ross Three of her daughters still live in
our vincinity TO confirm this fact-found-
ing their belief not upon what they saw,
for i, was made many years before they
were born, but upon what their mother
had often told them. A niece of this lady
Mrs, Margret Boggs, aged ninety-hve
years, now lives in Germantown; and Is
onversant with the fact. The fact IL not |
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-20
'I'Et STEi'- SALE.

Whereof. rr r.'... fsIs.'... IrsJ Ursl H.tr.
.ns fr N1r.H .-' -, ai. dolly recorded r
Book 'p. rH.. 30 nf I...s 40 rl' Recorder.
.''.e fol-. t.sHHar county. lIl To-, NsFN. e..
10 H.g..f N.t convoy f"IU. U...rs su,.I ff. .f-
Pos .'-.. .i'.i .f|. Ur..IN, 'H.sf NHr H.U rsI
aai p. ..''. 'u.' f.1 :. r,'w n.u..'-.
HIr..r# 81. 10 lF' t.UIT'l and t..atH .H. l..
F. 'H,Hh.l .'HH. .. H.IY recorded uu thr 90. a.
m"li.',. ~, "i'i 1.'.. "''.'HA %, 'u H' h.Hh"f.y
iusaf f'N I.rHs .t ITgt iu - 2 "l.. fn AMI survey
heretofore -u.. ANA conveyed tl A.n,iI Fupr.
ain 'i.ltHE, 't'., ui tI.r estate ui 'uff,u
|. &c.. deceased, 90 ONO ur.amUs ptrruIy.
~ decd N.HUls uHI' "G u' !alA day ~
!.I.uu.s 900 I.' gan tag ~ February A H. lsfs
20 volume "l Hi u'sl. pu page 20, ct, d, VIII
more uIy arI',r, refer. noe being tnd thereto
ilt' I. ~ '1N 'hr ou' riirI and hny ilHi H,Tr.
90 aHI NrrHy ntrulrdt 90 boz d,-,rit.d, ,. con.
sel"i H. pINui't sogiHr.Iy 10y The n"5lt"Iy line
81 -t.d hity ,'ra- ruh,,y-d a., aiote.sii % .aii
through ur rurifr breadth ot sad cisim, a lI--
tam" -HN ..ti iY = Iu' parallel WITH .td
"fr,LI} h.'iN'TA Iur "' ~ include ihr salt
one hHr lrrl tu4 MO- aHrcs,
iufut.f however 'fE.t 100 case 81 default .u tho
payment a .U" suui ui tt, huuuIrI $50 aus
from -,.i N''IIr 9, liaNi'y an4 pAy nUl, - note
il-I March 80. 80 twci," in6uih. amer ,iaf-
N.fU interest ii.W date Hf tur rate al ~. per
cent l,r HnuuW 1''oIdInr % the tenor aul effect
ui -A.I II.uI-Hl nHi' tUIy u'-rr. fsl 100 said
lr'-t Deed, tN q then th" und'T-igued Trustee,
should proceed fn -'I .tti tgu estate a- by -nIa
lTU-t Decd provided tUu execute % the pun hastE
Re- g.H. ,uH .f,I,rf .i,st Tor tn. convey tuc- ui all
w 81 tr, l.t 'uter".' 81 the estate 81 sad
"U'" .. u,.,t-'u, uTui the sud Aired T.
Top" ~ A '-Ir1ul, ETC., ui said estate, hy sad
lf"'' Decd conveyed 90 iue uLduf- gu,i Aui
NhrI. n' 'htr -t.t note or an, potion thereof
h'i itt interest mr. any PORTION thereof has been
Tnii boy the SAID Me iio 4. HaWlcy, OF rs any
ether IrrrY u'luIt having he.n made herein
500 therefore, boz puT.ganre Of the PROVISIONS
n sall Ir.rl Decd, AMI tl the request ~ the
~'I1 AIRED j. Pope a. niu,in-traioT a. atoTe,aId,
n "A IA
am piy "i MAY, next, us11I, bctaccn the hours
~ ten o'clock am, aud i've o. lock pm OF sad
daFt 4 Tie ug"uu door 81 the court house IA the
cry Of Cairo, Alexander county, Illinois proceed
:" eel 40 IutNc Neutue 10 the biggest bidder Tor
cash IN" e~iaie hcfclnut fore described To satisfy
IN" d'ii que an4 unpaid as aforesaid, with the
costs ami charges of sal1 trust anu wi execute to
the purchaser decd iorthc same.
CLAIBORNE WINSTON, Trustee.
caro-, April I'm, lslu' aplI4ilisita
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-20
my. Tho ehurehes nfChicng.

g.y- The churches ofChicago own S2O,-
100000 of property which /. not used for
the purpose of clarifying any body but
the member, of the congregation bu,
which /, exempted from taxation. Beside
,ai, they own s2OOO0,OOs which Is used
exclusively for religious purposes. The
total /. $50, 100000; aud il, all exempt
from ,axationi How dear tho ungodly
city Of Chicago pays for it, rclig iou'
whistle!
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-20

DoGs.-Mr, Whiting moving in the
Constitutional Convention 10 make dogs a
subject Of special taxation, said "The
agricultural interest of the state feel dogs
TO bee Ia great nuisance, Dogs of the city
are moro entitled To the name of nuisance
than the county ours. Taxation will not
ahate the nuisance. Cold poison or lead
will be required.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-20

sss@ Mr.. Perley, Of the Constitutional
Convention, asserts that 'no,in vain have
men reared costly piles of worship Did
he not mean to say piles Of costly worship ?
The men who rear piles Of this kind Of
worship do not often do 50 in vain. They
seldom ever fail to make piles out of
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-20

Esly- The unusual secrecy that is main
tanned in the investigation of the charges
preferred against Gen. Howard, and the
refusal of the defence to pcrmi, the evil
dence TO go to the country, goes far
towards confirming the conclusion that
there Is something decidedly rotten in Dem
M. RI
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-20

Ea5~ Among the banners borne by the
XVIII Amendmenters during their jollitl-
cation in New York, last week, WAS one
bearing the inscription Charity to all;
10 none
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-20
srs-Whilc the tariff bill was under col

brb " NlIc Tue IuTIH DIII WIS WHHVT VUH-
sidrration in Congress lo't week, the par
agraph taxing 'wool on skin was reached,
Mr Wood, Of New York, rose and inquired
Of Mr. Kelly, of Pennsylvania, whether
in hi. opinion, the XVIII Amendment did
,,''' ~ ~ sufficiently protect "wool on
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-20

4 RELIGIOUS PEBL.-Thc member Of
singing; 1T is not in vain that men have
reared costly piles Of worship" At least,
hc /, Psyiey
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-20

ciasaThe Democrats made large gains at
the recent election in little Rhody, In
$50 they cast only $3.50 votes this year
they increased the number G,295. 1t is
thought that this will do for one year.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-20
MEDICAL,
WAieSEss'S
pile Kennedy.


Warpc.'s dyspepsia Tome i. prepared
expressly for I'y p'ItIcg pud thoe" suffering WIN
IA a. tUHl'po-f. yIut.-. u fsu signify stnul'i' nE
Ton ,nun 90 -IIu.I .U HrU.tzar. DO strengthens in'
stomach obi restores th" digestive organs OF
thor hptIi, .tttp. Ngrk. u'fNuu- aud dtrp"pil'
r,r-uU- .UauII Uat MNhNuHS INsrir.A io'i'.
tur-a.. o., 1.Hgr.sf-. iuur 'uD Dollar
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-06-02
MN. FRENCH, ESQ.

twill DO seen that this gentleman
has been announced By his friends as a
cand date for Clerk q ,hs Circuit Court
OF Mason county. Wsbosrlily endorse
him. NJ French is in every way veil
qualified 10 discharge the duties Of ibis
office. We dOu5tif beiior mao for tho
place could be foOndiin Ihs comfy. He
!. a uus.bIuo Republican in politics.;
and We hope thol whom the Convention
Of Mason county Republicans meets on
the ll;h Of June, that thsS will lake
special pleasure 10 nOminsting bin IS
the Republican candidate for Clerk Of
Tho Circuit Court. We believe that MI,
French can command larger vote thop
any other gentleman ia the county. In
moking our nomioOtions, We wsnt to
see our strongest and best men selected,
Do this and Mason county will Toll up
. Republican majority Of at Iess. two
-huodted.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-06-02

Eurlishmsu abroad seem to have ex'
cepliouable bad luck at present. The
excitement about the victims ofihe Greek
brigands has nat had time 10 subside be-
fore we have news Of another capture be-
log made at the other end Of til MCdi'
rsrranean, certain Spanish robbers, who
appear to have had 40 equally clear sp
prccia ion of the kind Of travellers
mos: likley 10 command q ransom. This
authorities at Madrid have promptly
issued orders 10 effect the release Of The
unfortunate Brtons.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-06-02
En1roRIAL cow ENrIoN .

wegive a largs part Of OUT space This
week to the proceedings Of The West
yi1g'iia Editorial Association held at
MsniDsburg 90 the 10Th uI., believing
as ws do, that It would be Of interest to
che reader.
We were present OF the Convention.
and enjoyed the visit 10 every psrticu'
lar. Wien we arrived at Msrtinsburg
ibe eenlemlnly editors Of the city were
on 1iaod with bukgios to-escots aioir ed.
1iorial 6reiheren to the hoteISawbere We
took breakfast, altar which We took q
srai out into the city. TIE oOnsen.
tiou met 10 O'Clock. With editor Wis.
ner in the chair. Sixteen new members
we're sdded to the list. The editors
preseutrrprssenred almost every section
6fths State. The business Of the asso.
citation was transacted. in very tRrmo.
Nous manner, and all passed OF pleas
antiy We do not know when we met
withs iollier Get of fellows Than We bad
in The West Virginia Editors.
In the afternoon the Convention avail.
ed itssH Of the invitation extended 10
take.a drive 10 North Mountriu. On
tookius from this mountain we beheId
ono OF the most beautiful views we ever
witnessed. Away in the distance could
be seen the smoky Blue Ridge, soaring
high above all others, and before US
broad level valley was spread out to
OUT wOndrOu, gaze. 1t was sunset a.
1bs tine, which rendered the view more
grsnd. We we're 10th to return from
the mighty North IOuntain.
Marliusbutg Is beyond doubt the
osa,est. ptettisst and cleanesl town in
che STATE. Il has population Of about
si1 thousoad Inhabitants, and is an co.
terpd,iug business place. The city is
improving rapidly; new buildings are
dottiug the loVn on every street.
The crops about Aattiosburg, and
all along the linz Of the Railroad, in
Maryland and West Virginia, are look
ing we'll.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-06-02

A bill has been introduced in the Con.
neclicut Legislature, ami will probably
pass providing that married women shall
have exclusive control Of all property
Of any description belonging to them and
Of all the rents, interest and income
accruing therofrom They are TO be res
ponsiblc Tor all contracts entered into by
them, and should a woman die, her bus
baud surviving, he is to ba entitled to o
lie estate in one.lhird part Of her real
and personal estate.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-06-02
RcpIibliean CoIlgressfOn :
MI CGnYenliOn.

The Republican voters in The different
counties co@pasiuglhe Third Congress-
iooal District, are hereby requested 10
assemble together in their respective
counties. at as early q day as they may
deem proper, and choose delegates 10. .
Congressional Convention 10 be held nI
Charleston, Kanawhs county, on
Thursday, JaIy It'll, 1870.
20 nominate q, cnniidslp to R0Prcsou'
ahis district ia ,rhs Aud Congress,
GEO. NJ TIPPETT.
Chaitma1 Congressional Com.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-06-02

JEFF Davis has got bis cane again. 1t
was made from the old irigars Conslitu :,
tim: presented TO him in 1856, confscaI
cd in 1865. and has now been restored
By miursipr into whose hands it fell. J,
D. says: "The cane was much valued by
me as the gift of my dear friend. the
grea, aod good franklin Pierce" This
description may not be generally recog-
nizel, but we are glad the Distinguished
tex" has recovered his staff.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-06-02
NEW VOLUME.

~.
wi,b-thiS .isEuU we cormsnce,tho oh
volume oflhe Register. Gracefully aP.
prsciatiug and acknowledging past fAv.
ois, we sincerely hope that our old pat.
xovs win not only renew THAR subscrip-
iioco bu, encourage others to become
subscribers. Let the friends Of the pa
par toll up IOrgo list Of subscribers
for the Comiog campaign, Every Re-
publican 10 the county ought 10 shuvs
eur paper. we will furnish the paper
lfomnOw until the LAT OFNovcnber, for
20 sis., single subscription; in clubs Of
Cen or more also cent? each.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-06-02
HELMBoLD,s ExTRAoT BUoHV

has cured every case of Diabetes in which. It
has been given. Irritation oFtlre Neck Of tn.
Bladder, and Inflammation Of tho Kidneys and
Bladder, Retention of Urine, Diseases Of the
Prostate Gland, Stone in the Bladder, Calcu'
lus, Gravel, Brick DRsl Deposit, mud Mucus0F
Milky Discharges, aud for cnfeebled and dell;
cate constitutions, OF both sexes, attended with
the following symptoms; TndispnsitiOn TO e.
erticn. Loss Of Power, Loss Of Memory Dill
Guilty Of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trembling.
Horror Of Disease, WakefulnCss, Dimness II
Vision. Pain in tue Back, Hot Hands. Flush
ing Of the Body, Dryncss of the Skin. Eruption
on the Face, Pallid Countenance. Universal
Lassitude Of The Muscular System, &C.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-06-02

Tho Churlss,oa JomaaE says the Gov.
eruor has appointed Rev T. H. Trainer
regent Of the Institution for the Deaf,
Dumb aud Bind viee F IL. Peirpoinl
rsignod. Tue appointment, takes effect
June 20lh. -
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-06-02
Republican County Con-
ScntiOn.

The Republican voters Of the several
tSSnship, Of Mason County are re-
qusstod to meet at their u'u,l places of
voting. on Saturday the 4th OrJuue,
and sppoinE Dslrlsles to County Con-
geuliou. 10 DO heldiu Point Pleasant on
Saturday the 11th,day of Jaac, 1870
:fOr Tire purpose Of appointing Delegates
70 the Sta'e, Congressional aud Senate
rial4ConvenIions. aud alsoto nominate
Candidates FOX tho various County Off
aaq. to be YOIed for at the October cleo,
,tion. 81,
By order. each Township viii DO eu-
Eitled totem iDelegates.
BY order Of Copmittee,
F ", SlsSON. chnit.
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