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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

woRKlNoNEN's MhErINO ~ qEoRdErowN
"A special meeting OF the worklngmsn's As.
ISOLATION OF Georgetown was held Last night
In Good Samaritan hall, on North street, u d.
Adams 10 the chair, and George =. Uokeley
secretary, p
The president stated that the meeting was
called Tor the purpose OF reorganization.
Several gentlemen addressed the meeting
ooneerning the TlKhts and Interests OF the Ia.
boring men Of Georgetown, and demA ndInE
the passage OF the bill now pending In the
Board OF Aldermen for the extension o. West
and other streets, and that IL be given out By
days work, In order that every man In ClboTRe.
town that needs work may have a fair share
oft. =
The executive committee was directed TO
walt on the two members Of the Board Of Al
dormen who had expressed an Intention Of
votieF Asainat the bill, and urge item 10 re-
consider their intentions and vote for the bill,
COMMITTEES OF seven was appointed to take
Into eonaiderAtion the needy aud destitute
condition OF some OF the members OF the Asso-
citation, and devise some meAns for their In
mediate relief
Several other matters of minor Importance
were introduced and discussed at some length,
after which the meeting adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15


The Fourth Ward Republican Club met last
night At Bouldlh'a church, corner Of Fourth
and l. streets. About one hundred persons
John ". Crane occupied the chair and WIN.
The chair stated the objee, OF the meeting
wAs to make arrangements for to nighps pro
deorEe W. Hattou stated that he had oh.
tAlned $50 Lanterns and 900 torehes, besides
What the Boys Il Blue would have; The
The county and men from Howard university
would call there and go the CITY Hall. Trans
pa,enelss were provided they would not turn
chief marshal OF the Fourth ward.
Mr., KeppeI, Of the Fourth Ward Working.
msP hsOslS ,S az applied fUs l2S l..,s
charged Mr.. Emery with giving 1900 for
bringing the plug.uglies down here from BAL
tlmore, lie had made the calculation that
loadsoI men and return, Mr.. Emery had de-
nled u time aud again. He never gave = cent
for that purpose, but he knew Mr; Emery had
$500 more 10 carry on this celebration.
Dr.. stevens spoke Of Mr.. EmSry's lIberAiity
to the laborias men. whsu on strike he b Ad
Mr. Crane stated he had engaged room Ia
the old IHisHigeneeT building for the place OF
meeting OF the Third and Fourth ward clubs,
and they would throw nag across Seventh
str ct At that plaoe tomorrow.
George W. Hatton offered the followingi
RsSolred, That this meeting heartily endorse
the nomination Of Mathew q. Emery a. the
candidate for the MayoTalty Of this city, and
we pledge ourselves to uso all honora BILE
means IN our power to secure his election
Loud applause,l r.
Mr.. Hsiton stated tAAt Mr.. Emery was no,
| nominated by = clique, but by the people. He
spoke OF the AIrAyins Of tax Payefs add labor.
tefeStS were Identical. lie referred 10 the
procession OF the 18th, and said n the III re de.
pATtment aud nying artillery (meAninE the
carta) had been tAken out OF the procession,
there would have been very little len. loud
He hoped the PROCESSION Of, the 18th would
be not black and white separately, but mixed
all together as the vetea do IN the ballot. boz.
He closed by saying that after the hfteenth
Amendment had passed ho had q notion 10
break al his looking glasses up; He dld not
| for he felt like = man.
Julius Warren took the noor and de aned his
position. He gas going full length for Emery,
| whom no had known Tor years,
Jacob II Orossmln warned the eolorcd peo-
| pie that they would call this Dem0or atlo
dodge, aud tell them they would be sold out,
But Bowen would alive more for De moeTAtle
i vote than was ever given before 10 this city,
| j. r.. Pierre said the sabbath school oil
| Bouldin's church had handsome banner with
| Abraham Lineoln's portrait on, and III would
be loaned for the celebration to morrow night
vote was taken 90 the resolution offered
BY Mr., Hatton, and II was unAnimously
The OhAIr requested all who would IlIumi.
nate their houses on the Night OF the process
aion to Tlae-forty.four rose.
Robert Taseo said as he had no window In
his house he would llhgt candle and stick ID
on the fence,
Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

CANAL TRADK.-The trade on the canal
yesterday was about as brisk as the day pre-
yious, aud tho beautiful spring weather
tlon company, II boats, ,2So. o. tons, Amer
lean company, boats, 05s.O3 topsi Maryland
company, boats, 768. rs tons, Borden com
papy, boats, 2l4.17 tonsj Hampshire and
baltimore, boat, 1O0.13 toasi total, "a boats,
8,0lLt0 tons. The total number Of boats
which have LEFT this port since the opening
~ navigation Is 2l6. The boat I. T.. Davis
arrived yesterday morning from Georgelown
with 800 sacks Of salt Tor jacob Breugle,
and sundries for @. O. shriVer a Co., J. b.
II. Campbell n Bro, and 8. q. Orrlek.- -
Cumberland Transeript, 14th.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

THE DIsTRIoT IN UoNoREss-The House
Committee on the District OF Columbia met
yesterday, and had under confederation The
bill authorizing tho corporate authorities OF
WAahinKton to subscribe TO the capital stock
Of the Alexandra, Loudoun, and HAmpahIre
Railroad Company, TO which several amend .
menta Of minor Importance were made, and
Mr.. Mckenzie was lnstTuoted to report the
bill to the House aud urge lts passage.
Mr.. Williams was instruo' ed to report to
the House the bill TO Incorporate the W Anh-
ingtOn Homeopathic Medical Society.
The bill TO abolish Ioint tenancy IN tbs DIs-
trict was agreed upon, And Mr.. Knott was in-
atTucted to urge Its passage before the Houae.
Mt. Cook was authorized to report fAVorA-
bly, on the bill to amend the act lnoo rporatlnK
the Freedmen's Saving and rfu1t Company.
Mr.. Cook was authorized TO report an amend.
meat to the bill Incorporating the Linthleum
Institute OF Georgetown.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15
The Irish RepabIIeaa CIaB OF the
fifth ward

Held iheir regular weekly Meeting At BlIefus'a
Hail. On Canit0i mn. LAT evening, the presI-
Shehan secretary.
Mr. OfMeATA fom the co N mitIee TO procure
Iabar IoT membsS" q the eIab. fsporfed maj
The eommlpsioner Of the FIfth ward had In.
formed him that he had put thirty members OF
the club TO work.
This statement WAS met BY 1At eontTadio-
tion on ali sides, and u was stated that not
| ten had been given work,
| Mr.. John Oafey said that there were but
/ four members OF the club employed, while
there were hundfed aud sixty eoiored men.
| lie asked III this was fair, or 10 keeping with
know that II would do to 20 and see the Mayor,
| for a gentleman had been there to see about
| It, and got no satisfaction.
A member asked II that gentleman belonged
| to the club.
Mr. Carey did not Enowi that made no DIFF
Mr.. O'MeArA thought II did make differ
| enee. rhe Mayor had not kept his promise,
| and he thought he should be seen again.
The Chair appointed MessTs. Flynn, QuiE-
| ley and Carey 4 committee to ascertain how
/ many members OF the club had got work.
| Mr.. Flynn said that certain parties had been
to-day TO consult with Mathew @. Emery,
| And = resolution lndofalnE him had been
brought there and torn up since the meeting
| assembled. He therefore desired to offer
| resolution. tVoloesi obi set,n ." object. ~
| The CHAIR appealed to Nj, Flynn to with.
draw 1t. The other resolution had been with
| drawn, and the club ought to remain IN.
| pledged TO any man.
Mf. Flynn insisted upon the resolution be.
log read, aud after some further objection the
pledged the club TO Republican principles and
| the regular nominee.
One Of the objeetoru explained that from the
language OF MI Flynn he had Inferred that he
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

CLERICAL ExANINATIoN,-Among the ou-
Iiositiea ipeldent to the examination Of oierka
designated Tor the census bureau 10 the follow
ingi Oue Of the young gents who went Ia 10
80 through with this Interesting ordeal the
other day took It IN this wiae-after GIttlnE
down At the table and taking general glance
which were placed before him 10 work out,
suddenly snatehed up his hat aud responded,
sultlng the action TO the word, ''Well, N
would require the president OF college TO 70
through with these sums, III be damned N i
would not rather work on a railroad, Good
bye" and out he went, That was the last thA
good practical ability, and n graduate OF a
noted college, after passing through the liut,
eiaeulAtedi !" This 10 the dAmnedest SwsAt.boT
that ever saw" and concluded It had about
problems which will be remembered in the
back part Of Dabol's arithmetic.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

Tine FREE0H ToBAcoo CosTRL oTs.--Mon-
day last was the day announced for the
awarding Of contracts for supplying tobacco
10 the French Government for the current
fiscal year, We arc Informed that all the
bids made by Virginia contractors, a. well
as those from Kentucky, have boon rejected,
owing probably 10 the fact that the bids
posals for only one half the quantity 20 be
supplied BY Ohio were accepted Richmond
WHO, 14h, iIt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15
THIRD WAND nHEoRM REPUsLI.
Emerv,a HomIoatfon. 'T-


THIRD WARD nEFOBM REPU8LI.
CANS. n
En,...,. Ia,I..,e.,
r...-.,,.- 49, :, 49, sre,., ~, ~
81, y, W. WI ~, ~,
TORN ghepuollean Asaoelauon Nm hela last
ehlng WhS hsili n, si siese lens a; ~.
hlnnsy, IN the ohhr' ana w. NJ S'eNHtW
'effI rs .,.,.,n,,n.,.,v,, M .,.s,i.,
.hs phI ..steu lht ~ mere W. w, ~ assvti,Ai
leluqo Vua Il 70 " oIvusht pely IVY th ~,
1h svpp9seu tn. propos, n ,Sl h ~
nae In p.fstrnes ths,e1a. wonlS by IN or S
hhu ealea upon ms oommlttee hppointeo W
eon,idsi this subject 70 report, $500.
@ Har s,o g sss ms. optss
use o. ne reg,,tiAtlon eommittee nsst week.
1na ssss Ss 80 ~ ,s 70
.lgS, which Invitation was responded TO 81
quite nnmeer' A.. ,.,,..,. ,,,
,on. M ihu"''' ous''u wv '0''o"ins 's'oiu-
ksiolssd, That the name o. this club be
GmAnsou 70 'hA' OF uhe ihiru "hu bmey
CI putp. ., A.. M g... ,
Al. ne seoLeta,y, mr; =. u. stteNsrJ Nseteo
she kshuelnah V eapiAia We opsos o. ,ne Rto-
oa nSgs,I,sd ~ rnnoss ~ nor,nrt sr shsy
nAu ,0.eAh,tSu 70 opPose w ooIirupt IlnN -
are known a. the Thlrd ward Reformed Re
-.
Ieselysa tneh 'SRPot, pSt thm 20 tes'Gp
might drive many away from the club who
iotmeu hepuoleAna VINO 10 not support MT
Emery,
the club to change IL name, Il would give
their enemies an opportunity to get = shot At
them, and tomorrow morning the Chronicle
Mould hSI% ., SwsE a. them inS call then
form Republicans, and they had better retain
that name.
MT n II. Miller said he had at amaIsd
would have been glad 70 have heard any RooJ
reason from the Eantlemau who offered the
resolution for the object he had Ia doing so,
but none had been given.
formed Republiosn when he asserted that they
would never be known AZ the club OF any one
man, or be used for any one nan. There were
many good men -
Mr.. Hunter. I wanted to ank q question.
Does Mr. Miller support Mr.. Emeryt
Mr.. Miller. Mr., President, an for the
the noniasss OF the Reformed pSsiissn g
Many may be dissatisfied with Nj. Emery. II
10 true, ut n former meeting Nj. Emery was
Endorsed, aud at the meeting last Tuesday he
was put forward a. q candidate, but how many
wards were represontedi -.
A point Of order that the Rentleman was not
| discussing the resolution was here raised.
MI. Hunter, Iin.i.t upon my resolution.
discussing the resolution.
AIR. Miller. IL I am not right In speaking,
and u the Assoelatlon does not wish TO hear
| and leave you to settle It with youtssiveS.
Here Considerable oonfuslon arose, some
calling lus.tiqo: sons .,,nslslnG p9lnis q order
luton, In the midnt Of all OF which Mr.. Miller
stood perfectly unmoved with hts faoe a. bar
REQ efexpres.lon as the washisSton Monu.
stored, he resumed and .sidi - :"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

TnE SIxrH WARD AND the OELRBRATIoN
To.NIoHr,-Odd FelloWs Hall, Navy Yard,
presented lively scene last night, about one
hundred and my men being present to perfect
tonight. A meeting was organized by the
election Of Gary white chairman and d, M,
Barton secretary. 1t was reported that large
delegation from the northeAaterh section Of
CounoilmAn GAineai another delegation from
UniontoVni and full representation from
the centre q the ward. Full ArrAnEemsatI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

THE ''pedospeed" Is the name Of new
continuance TO take the place Of the roller
or parlor skates. II consiats OF pair oil
wheels about fourteen inches in diameter,
attached TO a bar secured 10 The leg and
turning on stud on the bar. The feet rest
In stIrrups on the bar Just below the axis Of
the wheels.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

As ECONOMY Ia the highway 70 wealth, We
consider Il our duty 10 remind our fellow-eitl.
Eens Of the fact that there Is vast differ.
ehce In the prices charged BY our several
merchants. Many profess to sell goods
cheap, but from our own experience we have
TO say that we never bought our Gents Fur.
nlshlDg goods more reasonable than at the
store Of the one-prlce Franc, 431 Seventh
street, between d and z.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

BOARD or POLIoE.-The Board OF Polies
Oommiasionera met yesterday afternoon and
transacted the following business
Applications Of August Koch, Michael MIL
and Green Allen, for liquor license, were TO-
leeted.
The board leased the residence OF Edward
Swami, ta7 I4ouitiAna avenue, for two geafa,
and will occupy II as police heAdquarteTs on
the let Of May.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

THg LgoTUGg At Carroll hall on Sunday eve
ming By Right Rev, M. O'ConnoT, formerly
bishop OF PlttBbuTE, on "PApAl InfalhbIIitT
and the EeumenloRI OuuneiiN will no doubt
be an Interesting affair. The ability OF DR..
greeted with crowded hall The lecture h 4
free one, but a collection will DO taken IN
during the evening for the beneht Of the Uf-
suline Nuns Of Columbia, S. o., who ioll their
property during the war.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

SPECIAL PAWN BRoKER's NoTtcB.-Pa-
irons will please take notice that my bust
meas Is carried on as usual on second floor,
Notwithstanding the alteration now going
on. NJ. H. PRnoB,
1905 Pennsylvania avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

SALE or MoNEY-At the last meeting Of
the Northern Liberty building Association
Ten shares u 800 were sold At pFomium OF
The wAshinston Oo-opsrAtiys AssosiatIou
At their meeting 900 was sold At 40 average
OHIO, thus eaneelllng hVe nhArea Of stock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

I IEpUoEMEST TO Buy Coon sEwINa
MGonNE.-Wilcox q Gibbs Sewing Ma
chine, the most simple and beat constructed
sewing machine, will hereafter be sold on
liberal terms. Inquire at the agency, Baum's
street, between d and Il.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

Y. NJ O. Aus woRK N rHE Souri,
Rev. George A, Hall, the general ueore tArY OF
the Young Meme Christian Association, Ii
now visiting the principal cities OF the South
10 several oities to perfect orGAnlz AtlOns limi.
lar to that we have here,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

FoR KEr wEsT.-The Unitsd States Gov.
SEG nS steamer Mercury Sallsd from the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

TRA, CoTFKE, Spices, Chocolate, Cocoa,
Flayoriug Extracts, Rice, Corn Starch, &C.,
&c, sold at the Pekln aud Yeddo tea store,
42i Ninth street, between d and Z streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

A MosT STALKING CoNTRAsT.-The old
hair dyes and "colorers," &C., are all more
or less sticky, muddy, and fetld, and the
hues they lmpart are not natural. PHLLoS's
VITALIA, on SALVATION ron THI HAIR, the
newly discovered agent, is, on the other
hand, limld, transparent, fragrant, and eff
fectlve, aud has no sediment. Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers.
apli-eo3t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

MENBERs OF Washington OommandeTy,
Knights Templar, will and notice olSsWh efei
ALTO members oil Columbia OommAndery.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

JAVA CoFFEE, freshly roasted, for 8s
cents, as good as eodes sold for 40 cents
elsewhere, at the Pehsu and Yoddo tea store,
42i Ninth street, between and K streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

FoR THE BEsr and pureSt Teas, Cofiees
and Spices go to the Pekin and YeddO tea
store, 424 Ninth street, between d and z
streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

CoEEEH roasted BY ourselves every day,
aud ground 70 order al tho original Pekln
aud Yodd0 taA STORE, a. Ninth ntseel, be-
tween D and = streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

TWENTY DoLLARs reward IL offered for the
contents OF an OYerooAt which waa taken
from the roblng room OF the Church OF the
Epiphany on SAturnay last. reL .Ha|F
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

Buy YOUR TEAS, Coifees aud Spices at the
old established Pekln aud Yeddo tea store,
424 Ninth street, between d and r streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

W. u. HARRovsR, No. SlS Seventh street.
near PennAylVAnlA avenue, Advertilea else
where In our columns refriGerators, ioe.eream
freezefst water coolers, ke.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

Ma. J. II. SHARRIELD will InAugurate the
excursion season on Monday EeXt By a grand
excursion And shAd-bAks. See the GdVertise.
ment aud 80,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

In PASSING UP SEVENTH srREEr we noticed
the store OF our friend, "The Original
Frame" crowded With customers, and at the
same time we observed other stores decidedly
In want Of patronage. The only reason for
this, TO the best Of our knowledge and belief,
10 that our friend, Mr.. Franc, 10 selling
goods at such prices that the buying com
muniiy ind II to their interest 70 patrouisc
Store. For the benefit Of strangers We would
add that the new number ls 431 Seventh
street, between d and Z streets, three doors
above Odd Fellows HALL also, we would say
B hat he has no branch store. s
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

1T Is SAID that about ten thousand Bibles
and parts Of Bibles are distributed and sold
annually In New Hampshire by the Ameri
can Bible Society. w
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

SECOND WARD TRUH REPUBLICANS "A
meeting Of this club was to have been held At
Union League Hall last eVenlnR, but a. very
few were la attendance, after waiting some
time past the hour hNed, Mr.. ID. NJ. Kelsey,
chief marshal, stated that the president OF the
club, Mr.. PeteTa was unAvoidAbly absent, and
that the small attendance was due to the fact
Of there being meetings Of the Boys In Blue
throughout the city. He notified the assistant
mAFhhals to be punctual In attendance at a
quarter before seven this evening, mounted,
and called upon the citizens to assemble At an
early hour 20 take part 10 the grand demon
stfation tonight. Six hundred Chinese Ian.
club, and he anticipated an imposing display
without the aid OF Corporation carts or IRE.
engines, He stated that the obligations OF the
club had all been nett also, thAt he had added
MT. Michael Graham to the list OF assistant
marahals, The meeting thea adjourned tn
next week.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

Nor so QUIHT.-We understand that while
the ratification procession was paaaing along
Nd street on Wednesday several Of the men
left the ranks and entered the grocery store
Of Martin Uady, on the corner Of Twenty-
third and NJ streets, and demanded liquor,
The proprietor refused them, when they went
to the stand casks and allied the crown OF their
caps with whisky, which they drank with
out paying for gentleman In the store eN.
poBtulAted with the TOwdies, when no was
beset and beaten quite severely. The villains
then departed, and rejoined the procession.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

RE0IsrRATIOH IN THH sEoOHD WARD,-The
registration In the SeoOnd ward continued
yesterday, the result bsing total Of aDi Of
which ~ were white aud ~ eoloIed'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

THEEh Is TROUBLE inside the Bowen camp
from An unexpected quarter, The beAVenEeTs
and EAfbAge-men are mutlnouA because they
we're not Invited TO have their vehicles Ia line
with the other corporation carts In the noWen
procession on Wednesday.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15

A SMALL FAMILY, consisting OF four persons,
wAht q small, neat hOuae 10 a good neiEhboT.
hood. Address Z, b. hEPUHLloAH oEEioH,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15


National Academy of Sciences.
,onn p,os H. me SgSS.idin9g Thars .S
fSII audience present Whose close atteotIon
proved their ,nteresti 10 ne gdose,edlngs, which
VEL s oi ane.y ,,nnSs.s. oh''A''e''
any no'tny "a o. p iaiBs ~ ~ Tt,., SIT.
Army, read = paper 90 the Rlgidity Of The
EMlns OIuAt, Ahu the eneot y. Nh ,ntnnIiJF
smuetufe % PIeoehs.ion aha hutatio roi.
EleIoei ~ inc op h suINeyS ODA s seo W
some points IN brsI remarks, anu Heherh
barnaLa relolnea. Inc aiseu.sioh was ehtei.
~ sav ~, Wy, g ~, Se nv N'"''"
ssatea ~ to.muia on .ne n piaSAp p =, M.
nets phPSn " rro ~ c hosS pi ma
ins IN saS.ntsss nf at1dvinS And isstnins
~ " - u u Sls an D. ai
i.st,ian.. ~ ,hia nsnns ~. stad, upon 'ho
Ths. P,oissSa, "a gnuIg gn,d. a, In
,.ts.,,ni "a ,oo,,n.,,Es sbJIss. ~ ~ nm IN
Roaea oosSItatoiy " tue hIgentlas hepub-
ne," o. when ne mas Deeh eh9seh ~ lhe super.
i .1tsn nna No. maangSa t SnIs6Ptlss ah 10
ProL Henry and os sas5 Win wishes Tor b"
nSa,s. ~ ~ ~ 70 49,. nu ~, lsoo'., A.. ...
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28nessf,l s nsa' We Usnsss snd Kennedy Of the
' ,s ioaisaSon1ia a aIg some con.
"a n,sioef M NM 5sNt SsY "'Journ'a 10 meat a.
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az ~ NatIon uRga - ~. f.i.a,
OL she Nst a Aea Tvs M.aIas' me lnalans
W. GSsensea, tvp ,es o. ,S She uhero.
ss 49, ohioh ~, ssu met
10 eoaSeil, Grew up aud adopted the following
fessoius , -. :. :. =. -. ,,,.., .,,, -,
hso.vea, hN Nc haye n,lsnSh si, N ueep
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Y.staS ana hsrrby tsnssr bsr onr hess,tai,
thash, Tor her tTSs and eioauenp pottrst,m,s
RssaiSsd ThSt 1hiis w. re- nnosf,si,sa ,o
dIdr.r ,stti bsr IL rsiatian - ,ha L1sHtiL ~
our peopio antieInnted from eitiSsnsbin H. 49, ~
JinileS Stsfes I'VE psysrthsisss rapa ~ ~
fhrangh her lestnIe ~. Sanninon.ss ~ ~
sentinsntS on iriendshin al hensynIsnss IA
10 her Gentle holdnes. me yssS barais,n ~ ~
nuritv mi frutb ' wy "e''''" VI
RsISipSd ntyihsr. ii. hs, sioau.nsa .somsa
"A Gnssi,yoiesd -. Ana f5om ths pnSe TsAim
~ S~o,nsnfs 100 ~ ~ sHa,iaiS sn1
oalitis ststsamen az this gSest natioas thst
Sestitade n me foupdhtioh on ali tTne vrsst
~ 49, =. ~ 80 n ~ n"Iy W shaPes
sli al ~ tnS1y gnsIs ~ ., InoTs ~
THn Don or SATio.s' A"u '"A' 'Ano'A" 10
listened by Laws Do,ynIng. nFIneInaI ,hisf
Of CbeTokse Nation, T. D. FnsvIs AtiHL
SorsnsT S.mnsi smIIb al A v.nn ~ -. ~ -
delcfationi Peter RI PytobIIn. JeIeSats ron
SnOS ~. ,NHt0ni II ", sudmanI delegate
49,, ghJk.Hs,t ~ H. S"'oe't' uelesA'e
"'" Shi'AAAAN NAiohJ
Lana, u,,,,r,,. -p,.,L p.,.,... 49,
Ie,Sia and Frank I.osan. S,iorsI 49, = 800 ~
tsssss IN nd,ssp SIZE oo.odSu nSte ar
ing barber ,onis from Asae' Thom2son. The
bo sn,nn,i,t.S tsan 10 ~
n.msd Inhn NJ I,shto, ,shn sStoI S. man
from he Ffesdms1is Mn.SiiSl ws. e s,,I,t.
hsnd.S - ~ Il 1iss, 81 ~ 80 " apPls.-
and TemS1dsd 10 the in,titutioS.