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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-11-17

s.ros annie accommodations, in cOmfortaDie
quarters, for all who may congregate al 1ns
canital. Harris Exchange and the Overland
Hotel, as well as the Stage House, nave III
been thoroughly renovated and repaired IN an
ticipation of being filled with guests during tne
winter, in which, from present appearances
they will certainly not be disappointed brown
e. Clark-the former an old resident OF ldaho'
and finished artistic in the catering iiie'-
have opened ono of the most elegant res'au'
rants to be found on the coast wherein fsi-
low can obtain q square meal, or anything from
baked beans to charlotte russo. The edlto'
rial department of the Ne'cs, during the ao'
sence of Mr.. McGonigle, is ably presided over
BY our friend from "Rocky-turas," Judge An
derson, who appears to be becoming somewhat
"broke to the harness." though our friend Rey-
nolds of the Statesman appears inclined to put
burr under his saddle occasionally, which we
know from experience to be somewhat annoy
ing to one who has just made his debut in the
editorial profession. We advise HIM to follow
old Jim's advice and "cuss the Statesman ana
not the editor" for in bestowing imprecatlons
upon the latter, like chickens, they are liable
to come home to roost Our vicious cotemPo-
rary, he of extra.compensation notoriety, we
found as genial as ever, rejoicing in the excel
lencies of his new Power-press, which is GER
tainly an invaluable addition to his well-con-
Quoted establishment. 1t saves much MUSCLE
and time and moves like clockwOrk, striking
off his edition in about One-f0urth the time re-
qured on hand-press. Although we damn
him politically We congratulate him personally
on this evidence of his financial prosperity. aud
we fully reciprocate his appreciation of that
entente cordiale which should exist between
brother members of the editorial profession.
"Old Jim still waves, though we cannot con-
ceive how he overcomes his antipathy to GER
tain obnoxious individuals whom he has here
tofore damned from Jericho to Jerusalem.
A "Webfoot MIST" miscalled an Idaho rain,
prevented us from attending the races on last
but we were informed that Jo. For.
sythe's horse, Tim, walked off with the purse,
he was the last horse sold in
the pools.
On Monday morning, at rather al early hour,
Nc were aroused from our slumbers by the cry
If Stage" and after partaking of hasty
breakfast we bundled into the vehicle. in com.
oany with Agent Call, and after tedious jour-
ley of about ten hours arrived safely at home,
satisfied as well as pleased with our visit 10 the
.aptal. /
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-11-17

THE NOVEMBER ELECTIoNs.-The Drmoc.
racy have made clean sweep in the State of
New York, electing Hoffman Governor by over
| 10000 majority. and IL out OF - members of
Congress-a gain OF !. Arkansas has also gone
Democratic, electng 3 members-a gain Of =
Tennessee, Democratic by an overwhelming
majority, electing Governor, 5 members of
Congress and the Legislature Alabama Dem
ocratic, electing three members as far as heard
from, with the chances in favor Of having elect.
ed the whole Congressional delegation of G.
Kentucky. overwhelmingly Democratic, elect.
ing out of Congressman and the other is
claimed by both parties Maryland, Demo.
cratic, with out OF 5 and probably the whole .
delegation of Congressman. Delaware. Dem
ocratic, eecting | member. Virginia, out of
Democratic congressman, aud claimed
Missouri elects the entire Conservative State
ticket, Gratz Brown having over 10000 ma.
Iorlty, the Democrats e.ecting out of Q Con.
gressmen and the Conservative Republicans
eleciing 2. Illinois has gone Radical by n
greatly reduced majority, the Democrats elect
ing about out of Ii Congressmen-a gain of
with the Legislature close. Michigan goes
Radical about 5000 and the Democrats gain
l member in the First District. Minnesota
goes Radical by small majority. New Jersey
mas gone Republican, the Democrats eIecting
only member out of ). Kansas has conc Rad.
icai' as has also Massachusetts, clecting Rad.
cal delegations Nevada wheels into line az 4
Democratic State,-Governor, Congressman
and State ticket generally elected The Dem.
ocracy have reaped harvest and glory enough
for one year
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OwYHEE lTEMs.-The following items art
taken from the 4raldnche of Nov. 10Th:
Snow fell in Silver City to the depth of fou,
or live inches during the past week, but Chi
nook winds dried it up.
Wells, Fargo d Co. shipped from Owyhee
during the past week, twelve bars of bullion
valued at s30,224 62.
owyhee county drew mix" in the Califor.
mia lottery.
Clark d Stacy will have their saw mill on
Reynolds creek running in a few days.
Ihe total amount of bullion from the Golden
Chariot mine, received at the company's office
10 San francisco during the month of Octo.
per, was S7s,576 30. The stock has gone nm
TO s6s per share. 1t is estimated that 1850
tons OF ore will be taken from the mine during
the month of November.
About 400 tons of ore will be taken from
the Ida Elmore during this month that will
yield between $40 and $50 per ton.
Work has again been commenced on the
Potosi w '"o
Jim Miller has discovered q new ouartz
ledge az Fairview, on War Eagle mountain.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-11-17

AcQurTTED.-From the Bedrock Democrat
we learn that the trial of Beatty Fawcett
more Familiarity known as Sixty" in Idaho
,or tne killing of John McCourt, resulted n
ms acquittal, the jury being out several hours
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-11-17

MONTANA lrEMs.-Thc following items arc
taken from our Montana exchanges:
Louisville the principal camp in The Cedar
Creek dlggiugs, has greatly declined in impur.
lance, on account Of the influx of Cinnamon.
who have made extensive purchases of mining
ground in that region.
New diggiugs have been found in the upper
part of Cedar gulch.
Charley Young. n Canadian, was shot and
Killed by James McGregor in n saloon in Lou.
Isevl!lc, n short time ago
Deep digcings in Alder guch are now being
worked by using steam hosting machinery.
The Flathead Indians IN Western Montana
have raised heavier crops this season than
ever before
A grizzly bear weighing 500 pounds. was
Killed recently near Emigraut gulch.
quarry of pure white marble has been
found near the mouth of Deep creek, in Mea.
CHER county.
There Is copper spring in Jefferson county.
hontana, the waters of which are so thorough.
ly impregnated with that ore that piece of
iron submerged in the spring for few DAYS
resembles pure copper
An old trapper named John Brown was
Killed and scaped by Indians on the Yellow.
stone, about eight miles from the Mission.
Upon receipt of the news, Col Baker imme.
dlateiy dispatched company of cavalry to the
Yellowstone with peremptory orders to chas.
tlse the red devils
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-11-17

~'' "'''''s ~sse"'' ............ So3,4 os Sc
To THE Hos. Board or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
boise COUNTY. l. l., the foregoing Report Of the
financial! condition Of Boise COUNTY since January
u" 1870 up to this eth day OF November ls70. is
hereby respectfully submitted,
Wv wN ror a~rv A.. ,,.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-11-17
alew advertisements.
noUNTY AUDITORS REPORT

!, che financial condition Of Boise con 1s;o
y tho from January 10. 1870, to NOV. = i''O' -
, 1870-01-09

Taucsni,z !s reported 70 h.y. paid the following
t1uns 10 English antho!s: To Carlyle for tour
,o!onea !oi h,s "Fsedet,ck the Grcat," rss3:
D:ckenf, for Our Mutual Frenu," f!.1, Mss
MULCH, for '.Soblc Life c:1; H-rs. Wool, 1nr
..Oewsld CEaJ," eco: Mas C1alk, los 'Ca11a1lau .
Ahtalt," so: Miss Ksvanago, fof "YeaITlce, .
ESQ; Ars- Riddle J. fer George t;e!tn, :" cs; Miss
inn!e Themas, TOT ION G2ast," sss3; Miss Ed.
wards, Tor :" llalf = Million Of Money 9l0: NJ.
AepNoitn D!xon. for na HoaJ Land, c4"; MrA
ul!ptant, for *.AeEce. gu; Florence MxTyat, Tor
Loves CoEalcf." fsa; a-d Mr. Char!t3 Le1c:
for " Lnt1fe!l OF Arap," E3n- 4 corespondenr Of
an EnElkh paper writes:
''1t the krns appear email, II mu1t be reue1,-
beIed tta. theJ do cot i1clcde the right OF uau..
Ia.'on, nut only thar Of rerE,ntsng II the original
English. Tnuchnlszs little hnndy hsl.thaler
volumes afe, however. familiar enough to al
CARRIERS o. tie cont,oeut, where they epIov
considerable circulation. o. Mr. Dlckenl' M.
'ual Friend Tor example, 4,oN copies were
printed IN the hIss JeAF OF publication, ana OF
ta1l51e's = Fredtrcs, s,ot1. IL Il obvious ttat
'raphE&tlors a1e Much more likely to attain
lasse sale ahroad; and are. therefore, as r2!e,
note valuable. Indeed. ot how much importance
70 international COP, r,Rht convention mar oe 10
foreign s1tEof 10 this way We have IN example
IN the caee Of u. Victor Hugo, who rtce:red foy
1tth e., ,040.'
, 1870-01-09

relattvs tn t.+aa .., -:oot-aA ..s ..x.-.au,..
rnf re.t;r1 AAe"' "as iees~'eu Au0 te1et1eo WILL
%ol AG1A14AX. .... -.
Mr. HA1NFQ nf 1xfe estN th.s - ~ ,n1rh
II Mppey had now hern eayr4 ~ the ecnnnmirsi
actlon nf The cnnren,fnn ~ e1td % 49, n1s-
,sn a.1, ~ a tnas eacn oeieRote De a1'oHed
ten oAnI ana uye Wtekly EeHspapeFs.
MAS laid on the table.
Ar.sotr,,rn $4,000 n I!.aKA. 41u
~. t.s,tmt x17ppoiAluk =: w. HoHalu tetuPo-
.naJ !L4tolu& IleIA o1 tne:EonEeQll0o vas aHsa-
Io9Ly opposed oJ Mr. ANTHONY, OF Cook, aad
4An on tue LSole.
H. ,,1!n1afuurFIH ,11hf ur FIHLIu oFFlcERa. ETC
,!Ta. ,t.t CtssoSHM.oQ. .! e- I:ay, onefed Icso-
..t .n. tn9s G!Auae " l4scIteu II Tue LEW co11u-
~ !es ~ psy;atnloX tae LessAlote 1snM !ac1eas-
~ rs We tss y! 1oWn and coantJ oMcefS OAR
.,L. 1sn .et " y oMCe also anotnets making me
~ m1cIns ~ 1e9aln 70 me oncefs Of cites
~ = uu!Clpa cotpolaCu1St also thlfd1 proF!t.
, 1870-01-09

likely thAt he Win eucceed In escaping tie T1z4-
lAIce Of the United dtates Officers, whp are deter
Eiled to bring hin to justice.
OTTAWA, Jan. g. Notice u given IN the Official
nsent It it, next seaa1on for m act OF tccorpo1a
tton for company to tu,ld a railroad from Or
tava TO Fort Garry, Red River and thtuce - tne
siEnctton Of branch Thereof from Fur: aarry 10
The moat Convenient point IN the Unt'e1 9;R.cs,
with powe. aleo 10 build steamers and other vax-
seia and narlRats the Htyer Saskatchewan and1ts
traL chess ara the rivera and lakea trayefsed By
the railroad; also that the credit Of he Do1irlon
be extended N aid OF such company BY granting
the line u tEo route, In proportion ~ tie vo1k
pfcceedA The name Of the coupauy Will be the
Canadian pacfc Railroad and Navigation Com
paDJ. Application vii! also be mAte FOR nuttor-
~ TO nsfrow the gauge Of the branches Of the
North Western RAILWAY.
, 1870-01-09

An extraordinary career Is tnade kncwu to the
world 10 a tketch Just 1ssued, By ncuoer Of the
EDS lsn parl autnt. OF the late GnBtaye Bergen.
roth. lila 30 full Of exceptional adventure and
cunlraats Of experience has rarely come Into 4
meno's. BerRenroth vas crack swortlsman at
Ills university IN Germany: was on the basr,cades
Ct the Berlin tuButrectlon OF -; assisted at
htnke!s escape iron Spandau; went out to the
California dfgg1pgs; camped In The w,lIes, part
OF tie country and underwent the worst OF
hsrdsh!pa and perils; returned 10 Europe, and.
hfter Literary Hofk Of rar1ed KIND. determined
to 80 QUITO Snaucas, IN Spain. In order TO study
the aIchlEe1 for the purpose Of O contemplated
history OF the Tudor period. Subsequently be
.ai,ta sereral volumes In the series Of State
Piper Calendars In couIfe OF Issue under the
aHeclion Of the British Gosernment Ae wrote
Also IN the .Atktr1unl aIl IN Mr.. Dickens peri.
oeicas- BeEgeu1oth died away among strangers
N February last At Madrid. One Is puzzled at
the aietch Ct d mcn 30 snddcnly re1oupciuK q
tie Of roaming adventure and Galety, aud spply-
lrg hin sell with tremendous ene!XJ to a aus-
!a4het coufse OF Eucn aFduous labor as that Of
c'eEnR lcto the heaps Of documents q: S.uan-
cas-. The latter place Is a COLLECTION Of nores
half tlred In dust and and sand. The hpnbe n
~h'ch Be1Senso1h liTed cousisted Of Two stories,
al the looms OF plaster and the doors OF bf!ck.
No fireplace In any Of the rooms, shosGh the Rin-
Ter WIS intenfe. II was the desire to do service
to hfsory which alone led him to undergo rhe
la1cships these particulars suggest
, 1870-01-09
SPRINGFIELD.
Saturdays Proceedings In the Con-
stttutfonal Convention,
The Newspaper Question Debated
and Finally Settled.
Legislative Oath Proposed.
Petitions for Woman Suffrage,

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 6.
NJ TIE CONTENTION, TEs1EApAY.
Save few scattering resolutions, ,snd a few bun.
combe speeches, the convention did but little to.
day besides dlsposing Of the Newspaper question j;
apd the way In which this va. done Is rather re-
matkab1e- After paying chosen committee the
compliment OF referring q matter to them, 1t
would seem to be no more than COMMON courtesy
that the action OF that committee should be
treated With, At feast, decent courtesy; but
the courRe, thua fal, has been to PICK to
pieces the reports u committees IN a rnost mes-
c:leas uauncr, Al the same tine making the most
Wild ae6ertl6Ds and fecklesa charges. On the
newtpaper question the Printing Committee con.
c1uded that each member should te furnished
with thirty papers, the member to make hls own
selection. After about two-hours' debate It VAS
concluded that the only pepers which members
should be furnished with ct the expense OF the
State, should be the one containing the Official
Of the body.
TIE COMMITTEES
have all got together, aud next week will psoba.
hly t,e heard from. The one that has made the
mott advancement, md peEhapa worked the
hattest. IL the Legislature Committee. Still nolh~
lrg has as yet astaned a deonite ahape. Cover
Ior Palmer Was IN consu!taion with the Execu-
tise Committee this afternoon. and offered various
suggestions for reform In that department Hard.
II auE OF the committees will be Eeady to report
for cone time yet
, 1870-01-09

Proceedings In tho Stn1e Demor-a.,
ConTentson-The Crn.rnt co.nn,,r-
tec-eon1innlaons- Hr,s-
tond 1tcnx.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. s-Tfe Democratic couyen.
:lon convened 2t tee Academy Of Mu.lc, this morn
order by uou- Lafe DeSiIn, Chairman Of the Cen-
ar1! =, Ionnn'es: q y e.
senpos1sy cna1fnsu aho committee Of one from
Gach Congressional dtstTc. Al 8ppolnted 70 seiect
ftFnls1eut oi1cers, ot wn!ch Judge Joseph E Nc.
Gtneral Jsnts l. SACK, Of Huntingdon. cna!s-
man; sna : J; Bright. Of me led'aaaPolla seasiae1
StcrctAI1ef, and one Vice President from each
NonEreEE:cna1 d.s.rct
Sen;sal Conrn.l'ee, seec:rd ny tie delegations Of
sach Zach ctssrct: Secoad District, John s. Day1s:
;hs5 1nnd !asIiet, Slater; Fotr:n District, NJ.
t,x1h district Rm Nsct: s:vcotn District !. Il
tx.'tssa tMxnas@a; hshtn Ds1!c,. J. szlcszer; Ninth
s:' h1o1n' Etan,S Son1 SS9stson; Tenth District Z. VI.
Motiob WsA AEad., hy dtl.pnte fr7ru Tgnoe~s.
11e SonstI, n aas.osz::g the Ccsaal COMMITTEES 70
SancT va so,ed to ne one Of the
EGEno tseE p!traa.d d :o <: mo iae nn1.,n.,,an
e. saoc1as!sa @ ios s:st: osi :es4 commencing etta
wofden, Of the Fis.: urru. ns.rs.T samN 49, I.
iEAted b1 accia nation: Second pi4trict Jnd1e
nc.Hnsy u,2u1 e r;t j. t'',; ss t;c3a rats
Deltc,. Eor. john Petit. on the rrrt ~ Ia a
1eta1J Of STATE, coiorcl Sorn.n i. Eddy. NJ
II. Joseph County. o. the nr4t hsi,of. +.
for Atc1ley Gc.esal, Dajeas r, Uanns ~
Itf1e u4uie. on Lie hrs: ballot. ~
1hc folio +1EE ere t.e leso n'toIs ato:tad:
That ..c DeMccrAc: vi t.d'aca, Ia DrIeeatr
teIs"-t:oH asst!riEsd. cec:tre ssas tus Frde,s,
Union. svltn al inc rtrnt. aga dignity OF the sew
en- oIases, should be prekerred, ana to secure
1nAt LE:ioaa1 b,ess'rg the CONSTITUTION NUS te
respected Add oss< ryed, and every eppro3ch 10
ceh:falzed deepou.m oefeated, wneth:r by Con.
2iras q the Executive: tn4t recent events have
1aIe than eTe1 cnuriLcod u OF the infAmou4
sla revolutionary character oI the reconstruction
4eeeose Of Congress. AID Ee denounce these
Le1Aales ~ AZ tts1stor Of the yovefeISu and "a.
<te9 s EchA of the people and os ali the bts,et
~ aa4I lne inoependeIce Of tue Sdptcne Court Of
tas EnHed 6sAies Il essentlnl to t1t Axfety and
neSSu1't1 oI Inc States and tee people, and We de-
tnat The Eeasules Of Congress hAT1pf In
s@T NE deanueuon Of The 20 reEs Of th1s coptF
, 1870-01-09
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS.
FIELD,
LETTER & GO.

Will offer on MONDAY, Jan.
1G, Fine Scotch Winceys at
Soc. per yard, sold at the open
ing. Of the season at 31.O0 :
French Diagonals at 75c, sold
at $1.50; French Serges at
$1.25, sold at s2.o0; Russell
Cord at $1.00, sold at $3.50:
Russell Velour at $1.50, sold
at $2.25; Silk Epingline, at
$3.50, sold at $3.50; Silk
Epingline at s2.oo sold at
$3.50; Silk Ep:ngline at s1.25,
sold at 81.75; and:a large line
Of other Winter Dress Goods,
inclusive Of Real Erench Me-
rinos, at q corresponding re-
duction.
They have also MARKED
DOWN their entire stock of
Lambs Wool and Merino I'm
derwear and Hosiery, and will
show Special Bargains in
Lambs Wool and Brown Cot
ton Hose at SOC. per pair, sold
this season at 75c. and SLIGO.
State & Washin gton-sts.
, 1870-01-09
COAL.
COAL
REDUCED

Miner I. Ames &
Co., No. | West Ran
dolph-st.; 176 West
Kinzie.st., corner Of
Green. We have
reduced the price
Of Hooking; Coal );
for one or more
tons, $3.50; i, half
tons, $500.
We are the Sole
ConsigneesforPeter
Ha!yden's Hooking
Coal, and gaaran.
tee it to be superior
to either Briar Hill
or Erie Coal for do.
nestle purposes.
Also a good supply
of all kinds Of Hard
and Soft Goals and
Pittsburgh Coke.
MINER I. AMES. JOHN u. C0RSE.
, 1870-01-09

lkufn0rcd Plot to Murder Minister
tobcrtb, Scnor Cortes, the spanish
Consul. and tho Editor Of the
skCfonlxta4ss

T lF
nobcrts. Scncr Cnrtet. ~, xnsn"',.
ra..., ~ suo epaatsh
ssGrnn,.,a x"asn,, ana -, the Editor of 'he
rr,,a n, NJ, yo,t uar,s an.
On New, ysar's n,s,fhe s,,sntah Gnna,, so,.,
Dot Ba,blno Cortet, {ecs,yed su auonymnu. . ean'.
nm. y, ".'~3 sDs ''"0"'Ne . - alala'
aESnR n. H.1B1so Cor-xa. am o,,h.a
ard shall chrI,sn S-ntn shan sra hacan,a.
aesaG' saS 80; eo5n q Spanish parents; eonoIa
,,h.r ,,a,chs.orS ,,sn,a,,[ IT, nHseI i. VI! necomc
ctsu5a I!n1, @'eos '1fas9n Or IN infamous tn
cree,i the deain n ssnnr Roa1;y tht Ia us"
eeiI, % airo Of seuv1 Ferrer de- Ceuto; aud taat
seif. and b. On Iour cnar1. w 0o' e9Pose s'u6-
IA SrsS1sI,.r.rR.s Rrp,p,,c.x
Tna 1an apn,,eran =; ts.G tbrao,ansa .. =, .o ,,
hco. al the natnrai n,ecsntt"rs +aras ~ ro "a
iasisrdiy m atenn slinoush nss.ner @ ~ ~ 9 tse se
nbore baSe fae 70 n n ~ noe
Eefe tnau IN a,te,ppt 10 scar.. Tne readers ~ Il
The N.r!d viii recollec, thai severaI uich tSIcs. ~
SIMMER and o. l., The forrman ~ ne r,. nu's
States rrand mr. III, aIarr nrecs,,n1 @ Tan ~
taIen and Is preserved to guard asa.nss lie cars1
~ ne t1ghtsta o. Jeserday re following par
thn I,.e ,'a, aau alo~ aone Aght Oh
ny a!t.geu P:ot- luz trohha says:
,resH .c,neihne w. oqlsses 9ea1a ~ enanse tass
% %.nGst9 EouEluluk se1t eoHuoent!al Vas ds-
eussea IN Luz 1unta u ~ sylrestcsa Day,
.seH ieal8 esei tnAt AeAfe Haa Tue oot
present unanimously approved It, viz; Aldama,
roree Dc Eop. Jose n. cetredes lson OF
us iatnel. as tnes eo{!, FRANCISCO values Mtndo-
~, IeoIo siootanef, general Williams aud Ger.
IAN Colonel Afmas, ne neses paid the least heed
20 aEot5 noos notes; En! me contents o. this
one be tinet a. other Indications lead TO believe,
.nele M coolo no! oe gteAtet mistake made than
ths atltnrt. White there IL u Span!atd IN
, 1870-01-09
NtA1 Fna4exs

HAVANA, Jan. 6.
TIE recent reelection N the Cuban cable tariff
E1xes general satisfaction. A atiu further feduc-
t!nu l. contemplated when The West Indian cable
L. Hnthh
, 1870-01-09


"!n 'ae la'o" '@s mesa'oeens east:
FRANK E. AIKEN as Daniel Ps-rotty.
vc s'1 20 5s si
"s,s s.s sss5"uEa'y sstistaefe., "Inme'-
:s:s t. M tsastted Wis sssi sossl s "a
BIZ ,Eeasa r. o'a p.a Ressey .at
~Pes.ottv. VI, VA. rourt. s;r. hns 1.,r. ha.1.,a
and true. III. AKIN nadc me6 o{"-t EycniuF ,inr.
nal
Proved to hevsry acceptable - The ..iior 1ovrr"-
t..G,ea ~
-tPas. >'e '''' - - ''''' 10 % oes'se'
HARRY LINDEN as ,nacn.yb er.
M I4ctc1 was extremely funny sndr1:,av.k.a.'
Ma linden, a,e..Ie. md kc,,,,, ..,nr :, ,so 49,,
ws1S T1s s.RE's a,, H.,
-14nses,. ases~se. - sr ~. e're, .1,,, e.,. ...,.
J.C. PADEETr aa r-r.o,, ts..,,
.In rd.h 11een Mr. r,,,., b.. ..s.d .,.,,ss
h.s long Hst ii enassctet roi.s vi TriLnus ~
f,s f.sseia H,4 .n;ssd r. IL Of tic fwnsa
~Mr: PaaEer.. eon:tpt..r Il he e,nteu,tu,u, uc.,
". : ~ ro1.t p,aao.: tps r,.5" ~,
IEvcnins IournsI. N''' e-479 aSss' s'ae u laS-
J. ", HLA'sDE'-L us David cop-
The sh.;,ets. ". rendered .ecept.o,y BY n.
W. t'sn: :, s1s. ~
MIR. q. IL. WILSON ms TFaddtca
T: L. KELLER as w1ek1lcla
Kerr .na s,.s1tor,b. ~ H. Iii a. 60. ~ NJ
sented "-tFslbnne-
n, u g sad ~ MlsKt'M we're e11sently Represented
~ .c..aNa c. "usIA ana ~ iane.
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