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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-02-03
Special attention given to
bling in Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron.
at lowest possible rates.
WHOLESALE MERCHANTS LISTS
ON ready, and will be sent on app icati"I
by mail or in person.
L MAI REELECTION IN PRICES
IO CdSH HGYEtS!
tC FEE EESENSa2URG
IllSE-E FURNISHING ST0nE

-le anters tued respectfully informs the
..lelS Of EoensturE aud the public gener
That he has n!aIe great reduction in
1'es to CASH BUYERS. My stock will
whist, IN part Of Cooking. i'T}or and Hect,
@ors', ui the most popu ar kinds; Tin
Hs Of every description, of my own man
aI,lrei Hardrars nf all kind, such a.
chs, Sc'eNs, Butt Hinges, Table Hinges.
''iiei Hinges, BoItsi Iron aud Nails. Win
U!ass, Putty, Table Knives aud Forks.
E''',ng kuiges and Forks, Meat Cutters
hPP,s fTers, Ten and Pocket Knives in
,,"' 'aneIy, Scissors. Shears, Razors and
ErI'!s Axes, dNchets. Hammers. Boring
I.1'n'oe'' Aagers. Clisscls. Planes, Com
use ,,ssS' squares, Files, Rasps, Anvjls. Vises
y '5'cHeS. Kip, Panel and Crnss-Cut Saws
uG'as G 'I al Alnds. Skovels. Spades. Scythes
y H4aths' Rakes, Forks. Sleigh Bells.
NV, w. Lasts, Pegs, Wax Bristlcs. Clothes
myers, Grind Stones. Patent Molasses
E.g ~ %I' =, Measures. Lumber Sticks, Horse
ns' nor'e Shoes. Gas, Steel. Rifles. Shot
"5Voiyers, Pistols. Cartridges. Pow
@fF,, Lead. &c, Old Stove Plates
-S and Fire Bricks. Well and Cistern
IT..i Tts =; ana tubing; HTness and Sad,ilerg
,4 all Snd; lioo3en and ITTRou Hare
',rI oI ',a7rty Carbon Oil and Oil Lamps.
N , 9", Lard Oil, Linsecd Oil, Lubrieetine
ra., r,'l."' ar, GIaSsware, Paints, Varnish
'trlentue. Alcnb,J S,o
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-02-03

DARTNERSEI1~ y The Lumber bus
n mess will hereafter be ,onGuc' ed bv the
firm OF Cunningham & SfoDebt ok who Wiil he
prepared al all times TO fill orders for Poplar
Ash, Cherry Linn and Pine Lumber. Sawed
and ShavcI Shingles, and will purchase all
kinds of Lumber ut the highest market rates
for cash.
CUNNINGHAM & STONEBECK.
Ebensburg, Augus; "a. 1863
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-18

The AIlen.ma Foolishness More
Bfolk erinE and Dfckerfng by the
Champfons."
From the St. Louis Times.l
Tom Allen has received the articles Of
agreement as drawn up by Jim Mace for
q battle. The terms are that the fight
shall take place within four months, at
point fifty miles from New Orleans, for
$4,000 side and the excursion money.
To this Allen has no objection, though
he would prefer six months for training.
One Of the articles insists upon Allen
visiting New York city within one week
Of the day Of the fight, for the purpose
Of selecting q referee and final stake
holder. This il considered so unfair by
Aliens friends that they refuse their
assent. Mace is being backed by New
Workers. and will probably train near
Harlem, and to force Allen to undergo
the expense and worry of long journey
bv rail to New York, and back again to
New Orleans, occupying q full fortnight
prior to the battle, is unjust. Allen is
willing TO make fight on the usual terms
He will consent to 60 to New Orleans,
and as the attendance at q mill between
two such noted pugilists would be unpre-
cedently large, there would be but little
difficulty in agreeing upon referee after
the com betants should enter the ring.
Allen has telegrapbed his willingness
to such terms to the New York Clipper,
and it remains TO be seen how Mace will
N8
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-18
GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, January ia member of
the Georgia Legislature has addressed q
letter to General Terry protesting against
his manner Of assembling that body 40
illegal and unconstitutional.
Nothing was done yesterday In the
Senate.
The House met, when an order from
Governor Bullock, approved by General
Terry, TO the effect that, in order to give
time for the pending investigation, it
was right that certain persons should
hold seats under the reconstruction acts,
aud give ample time to persons who
desire to take the oath; and in order to
do SO, the Governor declared recess
until Wednesday next at noon.
The decision Of the Court-Martial on
the eligibility OF certain members will be
ordered to-day.
The House will probably organize Oh
Wednesday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-18
raE sroRm - KENTUCKY.

The storm that passed over Cave City
on yesterday. Was one Of the most terrific
ever known 10 this county. The weather
Hss very vArn Tor several days pre-
eeSssg this catastrophe end SsIoksrei q
change Of 3 sudden nature. Tee sind
began to blow sboos ! o'clock 10 the
moruirr. aud wa Of 50 severe a usiuie
that Il demolished shout ffiy hoasss 10
that E,tle towu. S'ne hhssu persons
we're killed sEi a. many more Eoanaed
by The fAiiiuS cf the tnbsrs of the housss,
aud general dsrssiAiion caused through
OF. The storm cane from the scath-
~. sni in-its passage respected 10th
iue. 81. kss dosn tree. house, sud al
narner a iaproveususs- People vsrs
blsvu cut o. tbsir BEDS - TIE hour Ct
airAi. and foun8 thensSIrss FAR on IL
,ke roIs si'hcut covering Or sryitirg 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-18
MEXICO.

CRY OF MTxIoo, January 3 --Atfairs
in the State of San Luis Potos are be-
coming more serious. When the Federal
authorities proposed to suppress the move
menl another pronunciamento was issued
denounc;ng the national executive Off
GERS. Those refusing to support the re-
bellion we're imprisoned.
General Alslrsdsr has force Of 40. 900
men; be seized and carried OF 1870 bars
of silver, the property Of an English
company at Caslee.
The State Legislature Of Guamo Jualo
has authorized the Governor to equip the
10000 men Of the National Guard and
send them to the assistance Of the Fed
eral Government
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-18
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, January H.. = Ramons
Lati, an extensive shipper of goods to
Havana, is charged with having filed bis
petition in bankruptcy. While well
knowing himself to be insolvent, he OBJ
tanned large quantities Of goods on credit
and disposed of them surreptitiously at
low prices, for the purpose of defrauding
his creditors. The value of the goods
alleged to be unlawfully comported aud
cancelled is about 100000
Rev. Horace Cooke has disappeared
mysteriously for second time, and his
most intimate acquaintance do not know
his whereabouts. 1t is supposed that he
has Disguised himself and gone West to
commence anew.
DR.. Harris, Sanitary Superintendent
has published letter denying the report
that there is any smallpox in the public
schools OF New York, or that there is
likely to be any, as the pupils have all
been vacciuated. A contrary report
comes from Hunters Point, where the
disease is SO violent that the school
teachers are resigning.
The articles for the Mace. Allen prize
fight siipulate that the fight shall be for
S25OO and the championship of America.
The strike of the operators of the
Western Union Telegraph company may
nov be considered virtually ended. Large
numbers Of the men have returned to
their work. and applications for reinstate.
ment from operators are daily received
at the main offices, and nearly every APP
plication thus far has received favorable
consideration.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-18

protect them from the weather. which
was most unmercful. Women and
children we're left without roof
to protect their heads and in the
cold wind with their night-clothes on.
George Painter was found three hundred
yards from his house, undressed. Mr.,
Davidson was found in pond, one hun
bred yards from his house, where he had
fallen. Mrs. Ferre, who had her two
weeks-old baby in her arms, was
found far out in the cold. In
all, about sixty families were left
homeless. The people in the vicinity
are doing oil in their power to relieve the
The storm was known to CON-
nit ravages 10 other parts of the country.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-18
UncIe Sam and SANTANA.
10 the New York Tribune

From the New York Tribune.l
The property of SANTANA bay and
peninsula has long been in the hands Of
President Baez and certain INSCRIPTIONS
parties in the United States, sn induce
ment, 10 the opinion of many, to swindle
our Government Samana has been used
likewise to induce English capitalists to
divert their money for the benefit of the
triangular ring Of Baez, lawson Il Co.
and Hartmont The Government has
already paid to President Baez one hun
bred and fifty thousand dollars for the
first years reHt, without awaiting the
ratification of the treaty by our Congress,
and without inquiring how the SANTANA
difficulty stands.
As things now stand, Gen. Grant and
Secretary Fish have acted very unwisely
by sending to President Baez one hun
bred and fifty thousand dollars for the
FIRST years rent ofan hypothecated island.
We are not going to pay 10 our English
friends for the coal, wood, etc., which
SANTANA possesses. Congress must look
at the bottom of this secret transaction
to prevent us being swindled in any way
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-18
ALABAMA.

MoSTooNskS. January ls.-Iu the
Senate yesterday the bill taxing rail.
roads and their property for the benefit
Of the State. aud exeusing them from
county tax. was DISCUSSED.
Bills were slso Introduced repeating
oil lottery charters and to expedite the
building Of the Alabama and Chapanoga
railroad.
10 the House. Browo. Demoera, re-
cenily elected. VAS sWorn iu. AL bills
introduced we're OF local nature.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-18
The Big Rapids (Michigap) Ponce

The Big Rapids (Michigan) Pioneer
relates the following little domestic infe-
licity as having trsnspired in that hyper
borean section. Ambrose Steele got
into row with bis family on Sunday
night when bis wife and mother-ln- law
very properly turned in and gave him a
thrashing. The upshot was that. be
found the house loo warm a place for
him, and be fled, having on, to protect
him from the inclemencies of q stormy
winter night, just one shirt sleeve. He
had drunken cunning enough to catch up
and carry away with him an infant child
of elk months. He was pursued by his
wife, bat was not found till noon the next
day, during all which time he kept the
child from its mother.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-18
SOUTH CARnLINA.

CHARLESTON. January ls "A feet OF
thirteen Spanish gunbOAts, under convoy
Of the frisa,e Isabella LAot,Ohiec, from
New York, via Hampton Roads, put 10
this harbor yesterday for coal and sup
plies. They expect TO remain here abou,
ten days, when they will leave for Cuba.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-18
B Y TEL E G R A P q
LATEST TO NOON TO-DAY.
Dispatches to the Southwestern Press
Association.
NASHVILLE.

Special to the Public LEDGER
NAsHvnLE, January 1.-THE /. o B.
B. Convention resolved to hold the next
Convention at Memphis. A grand ban
quet aud ball will be given to- might in
honor of the delegates. The Conven'
ton will probably adjourn Wednesday or
Thursday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-18
HALLS PATENT SAFES.
Read what the citizens ofDay ton say


WE. the subscribers being present al tie
W. great safe burning st Dayton. Ohio, Sep
TENDER ~. ls6l, attest to the following:
MssSIs; X. A. Balou and 4. W. Eeff. repre-
senting the new steam safe cane to our city
With one Of their Safes prepared especially for
the burning. They then purchased one Of
Halls safe and Lock Co.'S Safes-marked
emit DRY Plaster and Alum Safe, and oae Of
the Detroit Safe Cos Dry-Plasfer and Aluu
Safes. AL were set side b. side. and the burn-
Ing commenced AZ bs,f-past eight O'Clock An,
and Continued until half-past four , n. Be-
tween six ane eight cords cf the best beech and
fugar-uaple wood wsre used. aad the fafes
were kept EED-HsI nearly all the tine So hot
was The Ere that he dials and knobs were
At Eve o'clock pm. the Safes we're opsp.d.
MAHllA,s BkIhG THE FIRST. AND
MAe FOUND INSIDE A HED OF LIVE
GOALS AND ASHES. The Detroit safe O.. 2
SAFE was opt ned next, ard the inEise was found
% be 81 % nre aud nesriy corszned. The
steam Sale vas next opened, and H. rortsnta
we're IN goed condition, Last Of al. H1LL's
sAEE AxD Lock Cos SkFE uas opened. and
the contsra All IN IS coed con lifior ss WIEN
pSt N BEFORE eneoun-c-ing the Ere. Ihesuell
o. IT vas not found on a1y fits papers. We
I'll a,so state that the sAils q Hsil's Patent
.hile tee walls Of the stem SAFE We-s bout
81 inches thick. IN addition. We would ssy
that Halls SAFE bad only . single door, vhile
tos : tea ss.e "a sl9se tttins inside door,
tnne- coofs. an1 TIE subscriber DO herehT
oertify ttat q = concition q HaiI's Pafruf Con-
crste sale uaf much the best, a. tie door ana
leiru et re haie were IN . coed end ton.
vile ne dor, i.1s. etc. 81 tte steam SALE
verc il ven bad condition. nay al 49,
beng flrcsd entirely apart
4. A BkRrETI. q Loonis 4 B.rusff. -
y AlEssEors. lac Captlia Q, S. A..
~ @ = ltLEz. GEoHGa EEarE
DAfIEL nAHEE. HEyzT IH0Eas,
rA1lll bAEILArs EDWARD LATrx
i. A. DIcEr.
". 2. PErIE. e v. r. Pritr 4 c..
= LAlrk- AFe1t \ a ID. a1d d a ERR
n AoAtoAs CisEE c Il 4 D azd D 4 4 RK
MoooSBs. KELLzE BYRERs.
Ai-ii- tFs1fs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-18
MICHIGAN.

DETRoIr. January IA severe storm
e wind and rain commenced last night
saich * ended over Tie greater portion
Of the State. In ST Joseph eounty sew
sral boiidinEs we're destroyed. A mar
uausi Blyss vas killed and others ia
frra1
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-18
HAnRINnuRG.

HAREissusG JsOalry ls.-The city is
crowded. A uuubsr 81 military and hrs
orgau'a-iious are here from al parts q
the 5 ale, TO psrlicirs'e ia the inaugural
csren0nies Of the Governor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-18
FRAMED RESIDENCE,

Ono and half storieE, with seven rooms. q
KITCHEN. smoke-house. stable. etc. well OF
excellent water and two fine mineral springs;
Tickets will be disposed OF by the undersigned
at S. each, emitting the holder to one share in
the above Associatien. The proceeds arising
from the sale of the tickets for the security and
safety of the helders thereof, will be deposited
want Co., of Memphis. Tenn; the funds to
be held by Them for the protection of the hold
ers of the tickets until the farm shall have been
fairly drawn for and the title papers properly
perfected, conveying an absolute anu perfect
title to the property.
Tick els for sale at the Whitemore House, en-
Adams street. and at other places throughout
the city, by the friends of
Mas. FLORENCE S. v. DAVIDSON.
1l9-I0-l6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-18

BEHuS. JsssAry lf-Ths negotia.
tic1s between the frnssisn GoFesrnent
aud the Chinese Embassy we're con-
c'uisi tc-isy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-18

THIS valuable Farm is situated on the south
Il side Of the Memphis and Charleston rail-
road. about three quarters of mile west OF
Pocah ontas, in Hardeman county, Tenn; con-
tains $50 acres, most of which is fine, rich bot
tom land, rs acres cleared. under fence and in
cultivation, balance beautifully timbered. I'M
provements. q comfortable
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-18
Special Notices.
sst tstfse si

To the working Classes.-W are now pre-
pared to furnish all classes with constant en-
ployment at home. the whole of the time or for
the spare moments. Business new, light and
profitable. Persons Of either sex easily earn
from Soc. to IS per evening, and proportional
tum BY devotine their who'e time TO the busi-
ness. Boys and girls earn nearly as much as
men. That all who see this notice may send
their address, and test the business, we make
this unparalleled offer: To suoh az are not well
satisfied, we will send 81 10 pay for the trouble
ofwriting. Full particulars. valuable sample
(which viii do 70 commence work on), and
copy Of The Peoples Literary Companion
OF the lar gest and best family newspapers puo-
lished- all sent free by mail. Reader. II You
want permanent, profitable work, address X.
O. ALLRN Il CO.. Augusta. Maine. lll9-l0-42
no Cure, No Pay. = FoRBEsr's JUMPER
TAR-For Coughs. Group. Whooping Cough.
Asthma. Bronchitis. Sore Throat. Splitting Of
Blood and Lung Diseases. Immediate relief
and positive cure. or price refunded. so cents.
N. THE genuine article has yellow labels.
with white, imprinted wrapper.
Hit GOODYEAR 4 FALLS.
No Cure. No Pay !-stone's Tonic Syrup
enres ck:!!s and Fever. or money refunded.
Sold by NJ. ROSE. 81 Main street, and GOOD
YEAR 4 FALLS. 2sl Main street. 1897
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-18
Emmet Gunrd.
~ O tic e /.
AMUsEMEKTs,
VI emphiS Theater
sPALpixa. BipvrLt 4 MAcDoSorea, Propr's.
\. ". 1orNcE, -.--------------.-.A Acting Manarcr.

TUESDAY EVENING. Jsn. 1s-BUcK-
BCkLEsoCk OPKRA. he great Triple
Iroupe- IucntV six taltufsd artists. u1der
the supervision q q. uains Bucklsy. wko VII
arroar IN ther CT sinai Minstrel kntertalr-
melts. Burletqne Orera o. La SUNNAM-
BCLA. In three act In ccstume. Or.rinal
muse. bsiA veal ard irstrumsatai. frlma
Donna, Metora Becker. hcgta and HuEhes.
In tier derble lone md dances. SHORTLY.
sfe. Pete Lee in tis couit acts.
Orsrture ~ halt p1-- eeve1 tie certain III
nee 81 q Quarter b eight prectselr-
ccain ~ FnICra.-Dress Circle ard Par
ceairsi. % cents. Private bsKel. stuittirg
sirht fsrscra. tle
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~ o TT G II A..

THIS Is = Eirs nstiss thaf I VII net b re-
II sroeEitle fer ary tetts cc1traclad ~ NJ
uifs Chary = WiiiInsl. nftsz thil e.ts.
IanuEry ia.-ls7l. Ill IL
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down ;ho mdn who htd sSus remorselesaly imposed
tSsss Ne foubs xSsf VI saiSytd q pe dtSs qsfa"%
the photpera6S cfcbJSSn Haghss," s wli The
bbhcc wHrp notuied to be ON the lookout for John
lifiglIce, twmdier; and AR. Parker loaded bis
' oivcr ant hcsnn dee tnslned watch for his nan
on his Own hook. '''- ''' i'..' q '..i
rARgkn on mn WATCH.
MAS AZ IT. worst Air. Parker Syns stai,HiAt IL tue
store ~ nplApn A. Wleos, fn.C.hatrorn street, with
go ST sstssS aIF 51adt ti5 t4ES az
''@ %TsSrs No. w. 5s .;s'G t is, sos ncr
TatNils nom ihS store wih unetpscted 7drsd 40
r,RSsn rAst' niN ny rus osLlIR.,.
us sSTg ss2 os e 5R ii w & 5sa
whom he dtcin, I'D 10 signal but Who d.. no CEN
,g ~ nrohsad' ne wishes. HIS inicntsd + I'M.
In hii wax and colfafcd han seipe, asia A. 20,
"wiat thc.Sl-I T. VOW WIN, ., csclpiiaed the rss-
cal e. iou ~ GOO me, Or Pi rfosh your mug for
No you won't" saii NJ. Parker. we been
rcay fof You sisc,'d dlv voc let my or d."
4 pssrEtArg thi,sH o. 81
A. iis The eSpI' aI r S "a; r aalh Ard
roneSmsp scens that soin, itig 2 :, " epye chase
s SEs maS eanS AK ~ ,Ge s1 fSpsrae iS
ton house, ludttcacescNt 10 Nd T6rbSivbc T. no
Is to bc tried tbs morning 1t 9or!ocg ~ Wv
WuAr lliE GAlts ~, ... ...
lie gave III nam, as Wil.lam natis. and olatufcd
- be painter out pfcupnvucnt. But the truibis
thai BIC makes lis liSine vs. eating alN tlNeue nls
OF robbelios. Ac., ouf " the Wpri, pfetcnait tto
he unc Of the robbers. mug 10 sell ont his ace M
piicqf any 10 sope way rWPdlirS The robbed ItrtX
as N VI. parsefs caSG, 'ii1i, n Geo. hf{k1oNs
nOihinrgt al apout DC tuhNf,Y, ..t ~. o.
NJ per- ous who have been illus imposed ,ynh
shorll 81 dow 20 ipe 1uu ~ tpiS laory Ag end re-
cus' 10 iicN DicriIiizgr. ~ '' II
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WrpNEspAy. Feb. 1a-.Frutn r5p Nru Tho
0opr lburktt eas Shade orulr. bat go attst IA.
though the sales hracof Co hNlf aVtTH SfRU fot
rNrqrI " 500, but the ursiress Unrrwisc I'D si
" - ,sNN " srnerFr9 Wcsrrn ehd stitn 4 3,
Wv ~ fhippng cytCa doa stAs 9 Is trade 40 on.
ny ferd do tIltts % Tor crfre srutscfus kA.l
XIX ~ ir! d sGo i5 So eSr al MI ii. 80 -,
JtIsty lhe = IeE meal, So posrr o.. Ell Sal.
StSiLfEa- iO'''. vas dni tsl love L+sd't rr-
lsna g. feir1.onol ts4d, tsrR'd. ~ 80.
E@k. g. - Tor Strained N's ~ Io,t,l. 80 ! g.
tFoights more setHe LAO hus. ur.r 20 lpi ..
ava ,and - atvCrce i.lked flf N'e.tto laytrts
SHAfr -NlrHiNVi. artTe, hnt vegahe . q ! m
hr.n. az & 's,s,i tot No 1surrG 81 a : 81 i.
ard qIpbet winter, .ani Ayyy ,. 10y y'ac Ml1 san
nd felcsep. toIh lrn. bot ~ y tcrNr rs r.i -a
gIn mixed, aud iiH4 Tor old DO. To- tore. Oat- ~
Y wor AZ dpG sApH sAi3s Of StAt Eerc AI4 al y,
-, Nit tthet de u ptDff hor.ln n m fat itrny
stcaGg cv.ra fmal psct5 GOA q etGa1c. Tor : D.
roEcd Slate anL si.H ~ CG9an. Wtl.
.ORoeFqIEs--lAs naff.t 3 geuorslly oUis',. "a n 7
nrm for klo ~ ~ i-c with java ig9rt t.ridg. ~U.
eteseG l Ielh,.s; dual eIn-' ei,s New 2 ! ,ns
.!t'-c. lrc tat t"''tr. Suf1rS dr. fnc d Z an.
wg 9iS9Ae' Ios new and Ola; tCst cru aed, { a.
tB1vGuoSs rt'sr VERY arm. mt vas al .
plGs 100 bkl' AZ 49, N.1i foT Ilcs $ta4ss-Ii 81
n.w' -. ~ Sy-Yfsel Tor IIuls Detftgkt .l4
LLGL-gcL. BerfLa aIgt fiuil S.tti-l. tut lft
arc 1ulSt Pe'ltd lsina, lt8Iiac. IiHrSn crool.L'.
Win ~, ~ lot Of tbgibe gla4d q l5sO. DE- Md o..
-tre9y, rt VIII MIC dong slos A PKG, NJ llfr b .U
lor 10, 20 p7luia ne an. 1G9, =. or ert nj q
70 tTlsA. -htg.' 49," "--NN A-''' ''T'7'' ~
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ANorH se TIuPrIrioN.
For titc Lawyers. who seem 10 have Adj
mirni Fisk Aptdp IN tieFr Clutches.

The controversy n reference 10 ne dr. Una,
Twelve rennteiors,u vs. before Jtd-c Barnard
ye-'crloS, or m order srqpteJ on Nopday, thst
.Ioha Il. aIoDohouqb aud v in. f. Dscrna In al s1s
hroush, against them ts JoytEh c. Fostet, 10 .hew
cause why lie lrfhin. moal OF Julln j.. Cole % re-
cea Or o. tho NarlTqbs- stc,pie stel+ scsner- ada
other ntalyrIes " ne p'qV, mi us fc,eintA tow
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straihing The defendants nom iRterlor,ns With Its
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which were pahil F5ed cteirsiyey I'd TItn Sos zee.
tcrdg, Qe'pul ~ nuti nsS ,NOuSNy The rapet SIN
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