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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-09-17
Extracts
REDUCTION OF TIE DEBT.

FROM THE LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE OF
SPEAKER BLAINE, DATED AUGUST 4Tn.
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Look Out for Democrat FALSEHOOD.

The Democrats are spreading reports
among the colored people that it will cost
them five or six dollars apiece to be regis
tered. Keep sharp look ont for such re-
ports, and expose them. 1t will not cost
cent to get registered.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO GUNNERS.

Ali persons are hereby warned not tirspasS. with Do
ur Gun, the premises of the subscribers. All 5,
offending will be dealt with the law directs.
GEORGE W. JANNEY HARRY WARREN
CHANDLER 4. GRAY, NATHAN MARBLE,
EDWARD SMITH, W.T.. WARBuRTON
Sept Il, lS.0-5w#
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that application will he made
To the County Comn sioers If Cecil county, ut thrr
first meeting after the second Tuesday Qlt of October
1870. To appoint Examiners To view and lay
from Octoraro locks. the Old Maryla Canal to the
county bridge ut ituwln,,svillr passing through lands
of Com. Corners heirs Sus,uelIanna Canal Company
AMI the Mccullough Iron Company.
SPIT Il, lS10-lm
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STEEL & JACKSON,
RESTORE YOUR SIGHT,!
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OLD EYES MADE NEW!


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Spectacles and Surgical operations rendered useless
The inesinabe blessing of sight is made perpetual by
the USE of the
Patent Improved Ivory Eye Cups.
Many "i our most eminent physicians occusts. stu.
dents and diyin"s, have had their sight pern,nrn "
restored for life, and cured of the following diseases:
impaired Vision; = Prcshyopia, Far Sghtctmess
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ing Sp"cks or floating bodies hcf,r. the eye: H. Aml-
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Any one can use the Ivory Eye Cups without the aid
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From honest Farmers Mechanics and Merchants; some
OF then" the most eminent leading professional and polit-
zeal men and women of education and refinement in our
country. may be seen at office.
Under date of March 30 Hon. Horace Greedy of the
New York Tribune writes j.. Ball, of city is
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Intentional deception imposition
Prof W Merrick, of Lexington KY, wrote April 9th
using the Patent Ivory Eye Cups thirteen days and this
morning pernsed the entire contents of u Daily News
Paper, and all with the nnlssisted Eve
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REV. JOSEPH SMITH, Mass, Cured of Partial
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Patent Ivory Eye Cups.
T. C. Ellis, Late Mayor of Dayton Ohio wrote us Nov
18TH 1862 have tested the Patent Ivory Eye Cups.
am satisfied they are good. pleased with them
they are certainly the Greatest invention the age
All persons wishing for full particulars certificates
of cures prices &c. will please send your address u.s.
and we will send treatise the Eve of rty-four
Pages, free, by return mail Write to
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Send for pamphlets and certificates free Waste no
more money by adjusting huge glasses your nose and
disfSnrc your face.
OUR AGENT FOR CECIL COUNTY Is
Benz. C. Biddle,
PIVOT BRIDGE
p. o. Address, Chesapeake City.
Sep II, lS10-3m.
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NOTICE.
THOMAS J. BURBAGE, EFT AL, EFT AL
JAMES l.. BURBAGE. ET AL, TT AL.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chanccry.
September Is, 1870. No. 2C} d. Mo-.
0gDHIEp, That the sales made and reported 10y james
Is. Groome and William J. Jones' Trustees for the sale
of the real estate of John Burlage deceased be ratified
aud confirmed unless 10 the contrary thereof he
shown or before the 18th day of November. next
provided, copy of this order be inserted in
paper printed in Cecil county, Il week for one
month before the Eth day of October next.
The Report states the of sales to he 50 COG 90.
DAVID SCOTT. Clerk.
True copy: test, DAVID SCOTT.
Sept Il. lS70-1m Clerk.
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NOTICE.,
ROBERT MARSHBANK

JOHN W. MITCHELL AND OTHERS
In the Orphans Court for Cecil county In clinccrv
SpDtpmI,ar 1870
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The Cambridge htellssncer thus speaks
of the Republican nominee for Congress,
in this District:
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-19
The Next Legislature.

Prom the Carson Appeal Of the Isih
careful revise of our estimates and state
ments regarding the complexion Of the next
Legislature reveals another and not 50 favor
able prospect for the Republican party. We
fear that the fstes are against Us. First, With
regard 10 the Senate:
We have Ave Republican bold-overs: name
ly: Abraham, Brown, Shsmp, Hail and Hast
inRs.
We have elected two in Storey. one in orms-
by, one in Washoe and one in White Pine.
This makes ten.
The report comes to Us that Bourne is de.
feltei in EsnlerAlds and Moore in Elko. We
heretofore counted these as elected. II We
have lost these two, the Senate will stand ten
Republicans to thirteen Democrats.
The vote between Shngeriand and Denver
is still much in doubt, with the probabilities
leaning to Denver's election. II Denver is
elected the Democrats will have the casting
vote: il jim Small should stand independent
aud Bourne should be elected there would be
n tie Then the Lieutenant Governors cast.
ing vote would be worth while counting as for
or against either party.
The Assembly will consist Of forty-six in.
stead Of forty. four members. as we cIrelessly
stated in our Sundays issue.
The Republicans have three out of -four
members in Esmenlds; two out of three in
Otmsby; nine out OF twelve in Storey: three
in Lyon; three in Washoe (probably): three
(probably) in White Pine; and one in Elko
This (which is the most favorable figuring fol-
our slde) would give us one msjority.
There il no sure thing for either party nc
far as the Assembly is concerned. Ii wonld
be piece Of its general bad luck for the Re
publicaps to be in the minority in both
Houses. Well! we might as well die for
sheep az q lemb!
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-19

the Evening Star ssys il ID authorised By prop
er Anthorities 10 state that there II no truth in
the report II may be added that Motley has
been waiting several months the arrival Of his
sueceSOr. and consequently has not iniGi.ted
any measure Of importance. nor Il soeh his
infention, NTH the British Government,
SEv Iokk- Nov IA London special
Saws orIeIs have been dispatched for the re-
call Of vessels Of var from every station sz-
cepi such IS are actually needed In foreign
waters Large eOneeEtratoso Of ships u Ports
mouth Is already apparent, and great activity
prevails in all parts Of the Kingdom. pow
erful feet viii be Immediately dispatched TO
the Mediterranean
The Worlds Washington correspondent tel
egraphs that the proposed new party Of Reeve
BGe RefoFnsrs, fofesbSdosed Gy the Csie.So
Tribune il liz issue Of Saturday k.st creates
quite . little connection II WAshingtcn- Col
FOrney admits that there Is . new party, and
declares that the Chicago Trib1De has de-
serted the Republican party. and statss What
the Tribune does not Anege even, that Senator
Tramb1ll Is 20 be the bead Of the new coala-
tion AID become its candidate for the Presi-
deney. During the late canvass be Esde 4
speech ~ Springfield which Is entirely In f.
yo- Of revenue reform. II viii be remembered
that At the last session Of Congress he intro
duced evil service bill making i; q misde-
meznor for Members of Congress to solicit
othoes or 10 sign recommendations for Office
IN any OF the executive departments OF the
Government. he Is understood TO favor
civll reform, A. advocated by sI-SecretAry Cox
and Others The impression is that in his
speech AZ Springfield Senator Trumbun fore
shAioued policy which has DOW been adopted
By his organ, the Tnbure. II is evident, says
Former, :ro5 she :oae o! she Tribune article,
thai il has abandoned all hopes of the Re
publican pArty being able 10 elect its cAndi-
ate IN ls12- Senator Trumbull is in wash
ington. and While be does not admit that he
Is candidate for President Of the Revenue
Reform party, he 81 the same time warmly
lpdorses the cause Of civil service reform, as
well As that Of revenue reform. be is pledged
20 both, and Will doubles advocate both in
his plAce in the Senate. Senator Schurz says
the revenue reform movement will sweep the
West: that 10 party and no administration
can stand up against II. BE arrived here to-
day
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-19
THE ELK0 INDEPENDENT.
SATURDAY. xovEnsER ~. is1e.

TEE S-lrE Tr-KrT AND LrorsrArrEE--Ihe
returns come in 50 Slowly TIA; nothing d4k-
mite i knosn respecting the fate Of >rrsr.i
Of the candidates Bradley will have n thoa-
sand majority Kendall Is probably elected BY
tSo hundred Denver i in doGbs: bat NJ the
las; accounts his prospects for election were
good The RePahaiesn psPers have hops
for Hobart Tor Controller; Minor. Secretary
af STATE; Fster, Superintendent Of Pub2ie In
s-rrction: bat there SENS ht;Ie TO base their
hops =P=- P-cs=hsy :he e=.;-o De7@ezzs:e
ticket Is siec+ed- The Legislature appears
Denoer1tie- We See no cause 70 change our
figures Of tie last iss1e, with ore OF t-o e1-
captions, which make 10 diders,es u the re-
suit An article fron the Carson APPEAL.
which Ne Pabsish, comedies The Legislature
70 the Dt.oG-ey-
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-19
Ioxr NnrSr.Ix Prrcrscr.

lnos Ho1atAta P-v-taet thrown eo; By The Com
Eissll-ers. Loouant q Alleged informally II IL.
re:urns. he folO-ins TIE vote ~ tbs PrrIDeS
SSAts HeIst-BEstJey :; Tr.t.s, !. IsnVer Z; Sing.
e-lHnd s; ke-lAl :; F!tek. l: BaekDsr. s.: Campbell
:. Carrier. :: SlAaSon- J.: D-lesbaeh. 6. Minor. }:
Schooling. :; Wines. 5: SsAuPlsy. :: HobN-1. !:
Crimes, Helm, l. Catle-. :; Fisher. D. Perkins
AAgh-ls, D. Rock. e. Day. l; Ksyes. .. HEitshin. l.
County TeErt-DyeT. ,: moore. o: sAvAg-, 3. EIy.
EoI- g. Huds0n, 5; Pitch, . FlHek. :: Eeeaey /: Ia
Ca :: Rant- /: soJt;, 8: E1sIsu. 2: shepherd. 8
Freeman ;; HArviu-. :. seAuEn4s. !: Tray :. Rid
de. ?; s:oos, 8; ward :; C.Ay. :; BGtte-aeId. 5
Marks, .; SeArs, 5: Waterman. &. GA-yinsr. T.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-19

TbE FoETT-sSooSD COSGEEss-The Radical
-ajoriiy IN the present COoTess Is one hun
dred sod fourteen The World estimates the
Reii1Ai majority n the rsTt Congress. the
Forty-seeond. just elected, E;-eI.usz! 4 gain
Of hfiy-hre members, according 10 tins essi-
rzAie, vhieh Eil vary bat little either uzy
from the actual result The Omaha Herald
thinks TIE nniabIe Old gentIe.n4r. the sAnds
Of Who's political life have nm cut IL 50
many States, viii Sc IN the res1l, ..ebser::=.z''
evidences Of The progress which his able ef-
forts are making II the .lso4sso1 Of .-rro-zl
iieAs" oTsr The country
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-19

TEE Connie oEzl rst1rcs Of the
lE.e S:G:s Ezi eoan;y election VIII be found in
this pzPsr- he entire coznfy tieks: i d.
eaHSs1 eIs-tsi- Nth the exception Of the Dem
0-e-s-,= ez--5ii hts fox SzaA:0- AID Recori-r
.Ina szyssaUsl 4 L1z= Moants5n -Es thrown
ozt 5v i-z Bard q Commissioners fox irfor-
z.EEty- de rs.arzs having ben 1Ads By oEIy
tE1 - IL slsczioa o5csrs- Cozn:in-s Tia.
E1szlE.es. Dyer has aa!5-ty; vIiha-zi IL,
Nor kEs majority Coatra-y 20 The indi-
eEtSSas tn dzy zftsr ihe election. both O. the
Dzooe-atse eAuhda:es for the Assembly, are
excited NOst Of the p-ec5sc4 o5aers. jas
tiess % the Peace and CoastsbIes- throash
ths county, AR Drnoe-Atie.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-19

Foar HALL IsH4ss. had a call yester-
day from DIR. J. Besgles. jr., Of Fort Hail.
iaho, who was in town on brief visit He
/. surgeon there, and has acted as Indian
A rent. that post now being flled by Lieut..
ID iniison. Dr. Reagles has he'd considerable
In liam experience in different parts OF the
west, having been length Of time among the
Cheyennes aud other Tribes. He says there
are about a thOusaud Sbosboncs on fhe Res
eryatiou at Port Hall. They have 30 acres
of lnud under cultivation; three good build.
inls for the whites; with a saw mill, pist
mill. sbinala mill aud q planning mill. The
Iudians work well under their instructors, and
ovinco disposition to cultivate civilized
bttits aud live like whites SH TGks H,rr'i
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-19

TEE SEGEo Y0TE - SEyADA--H The negro
vote Affects the Radical party throughout the
country IS il has the State Of NevAiA, il Is
likely to prove . bitter pill TO the Radicals.
From 80 to 80 Totes Of this description we're
estimated in this State The Radical majority
two years ago vas over 100. Adding this
800 10 that majority and We have TO exceed
LOO votes TO overcome in this election.
BrSdIsy's majority Of about loo shows the
magnitude Of the political revolution.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-19

New Mexico does not appear TO strike
strangers favorably. An officer recently sta.
toned at Fort Whipple, but now a, Port
Union, n. NJ, writes to the Arizona Miner a
gloomy account of the condition Of affairs.
He says: Most of US are greatly disappuint-
ed in New Mexico. The only advantage it po-
sesses over Arizona is in the greater chespness
Of living. and better mail and telegraph facili-
ties. The country, climate and people can
not compare with those Of Arizona. There
never was dead a county this is. Wages
are very low, and unless the railroad is built
this way soon, don't see my hope for pros
perity in anything. There was report al
For, Lyon that the road would be completed
from Kit Carson to Lyon by next January.
but have since heard that II is very doubt
full IL work Is commenced this year"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-19

TEE LoTEE CALHoKSIAS.-we have re-
eciTed copy Of this little paper, published
BY the Lower California Company, nov To-
Gated at the projected city Of Cortez, Mazda
lena bay. north Of Cape st. Lucas. 1t is the
organ Of the company claiming extensive
tracts in both Lower California and SOnora.
and Is devoted to showing up the advantages
Of the settlement at Magdalena hay.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-19

SAX Francisco ITEAs.-Er- Gov. John Y.
Goodwin Of Arizona received a telegram from
Mr.. Rice, Vice President Of the Northern Pa
cifo railroad. stating that the committee is
coming on, here for the purpose of locating
the terminus NJ Puget Sound. Orders were
given 10 build % miles Of the road at once,
and 80 miles "a soon as possible.
G. A. washbnrne, late United States Min.
lister TO Paraguay, has arrived here, and in.
tends 10 remain here with his family.
Archbishop Alemany arrived at San Fran.
cisco on Tuesday evening last from Rome.
lie was received by all the Catholic clergy,
aud ON Wednesday a grand TIE Dsum was
sung ut the cathedral in honor of his safe ARR.
val.
Gold closed Thursday afternoon nj l1l,I.
and sterling at 1922 "a 1927. Legal tenders
were quiet NJ 90, buying, an1 aDig, selling.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-19

Ms Pans CorSsu--we learn that
Elisha Cook and Judge Quint. Of San Francis
CO, and Barclay Henley. of SOnOnA, have
been retained 20 defend Mrs Pair for the
murder Of A. P. SoGuRe=io Re-
r.prlDr
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-19

VIZ have no; received any late numbers o.
the Inland Empire; bat understand that i
will be published hereafter as s weekly.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-19

TIE San Francisco papers are claiming that
Mccormick has been elected Delegate to Con-
gress from Arizona BY 100 majority. That
is good majority, considering that there is
not that number Of voters in the Territory
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-19

TIE AMENDMENT II UTAH.-The Gentiles
have rgged upa new scheme for beating the
Mormon population ont Of Delegate. The
Utah Reporter says Of it: Gen. Maxwell has
completed his argument against Hooper TO be
laid before the Governor. The strongest point
is that Hooper. while acting as Secretary of
Utah, took an oath to support the United
States Constitution, and then went into the
rebellion Of 1857, which, of course, dis9uali-
fees him under the Fourteenth Amendment
Good judges here think that statement, if
substAn,iA;ed, will prevent Hooper from OBJ
tanning the seat
This is . far-fetched point. Hooper has
represented that Territory for many years,
successfully contesting the seat on one occa-
sion against VIM. u. McGroTty. who claimed
the seat on the ground that mos, Of the Nor
mon vote vas illegally cast. The rebellion
Of 1851" is new title TO give 20 the disturb
ance of that year. Every one knows that the
Constitutional Amendment WAS never intend
ed TO cover that case. The GENTLE intriguants
Of that Territory do not appear very scrupu-
lous about the means they employ to accom-
plish their purposes.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-19

THE Reporter is jubilant over the an;icipa-
ton that large and extensive steam -four mills
are to be erected at Corinne By Major Daniel.
son, now of Fort Hall, who will resign to set
tie at Corinne
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-19
BARRED.

In RGby Valley. ElEo eOEnty. on November Is, 1870
NJ The rrsdsane OF the brides fAtheT by Ilst3ae =
DA~lry. v. " G-ls~ol4 q Valley Miss LAEIis
TEoEnP~Oa. dHUGhisr q J. TbonPsoa- ESq-. Of Raby
valley.
With the above nOSsoe. ne resolved gorgeous Errsy
o: rvtreshrnea in usieh the happiness uf the groom
and bTds 6r1nk By several sa;k1stastis fr.epds
lodge Uawisy Who tied the matrimonial hot va 10
forEottsa-
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DIED.

DIED.
In Mineral HlI. November Is. IsTO nAaSsl Cullin.
native Of Ireland. AEed % yea-s.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN. That THE PART
- psrrhip heretofore existing and known - the
arm Of Dribsneo RuunsmAn. IL this dissolved By
mutual consent Ths business viii b eontinned By
v. DEFIANCE vh1 viii settle al accounts cf the late
Arm Of Defiance BunDsman.
y. pEf.BANCO,
CHARI.Es BUSSENkS.
Mountain City. oesob, 70. 1870. ale
, 1870-04-29
NEW YORK,

Special DSspattA to Tue Cn1eAso 1tsbune'
YELLOW fkfEH IN Tue aARboR-
NEH 1oRk, Aprl Ss.-1ne ollH feIlA a117Fed 70
day, from Rlo Janelfo, VIII s"o cases OF gelo"
fever, and Is detained at quarantine. Two OF her
crew died on the voyage, from the disease.
sTnrI1ra
,rbe ,nvast,ra,7 inro tha c =,
Aue 4us aueadnus nAlo Ale CualEea u su1GS0oH
On the part OF custom House officials have been
going On Eevera1 daya Eighteen officials hare con
fessed to yrcsiy1n9 b,1bes from merchants and of,
49,. ~, .,tas ~ 49, .,o,s .1...,.
80, ss y. enps " iass suon H.'aon.
s1a sas tnls ouslncsa ms been gong on LOT long
ber Of custem House officials arc Implicated in
c,nrcr,,nr
o-D1eee'
pA2ASk 81 s1ohA-
L heavy Ehower, with strong Wind, occurred
this evening. Two buildings were blown down III
the ritv EiI1lnc one man ins.ant,v and ,ninr,n1
e,t.s. cs..o-oe s,,a..H -. 49, A".a'
otheis. sselA! aeeiueuls 11o1o tnc sto11n a1e 1e-
ported In the sQbnfbs
, 1870-04-29
INDIANA,
Railroad Co11islon-Iudicinl Ap-
PoxntfncnGs-Condit OF Judge

Railroad Co11islon-Iudicial Ap-
PoxntfnenIs-C0ndit OF Judge
Gresham.
Sneca1 Dctratch TO The Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 2s.-A passenger train on
the Pan Handle Road, which LETT Richmond about
II O'Clock last night, ran into box car belonging
to freight uain lying On side track near Cam-
bridge Cit. The freight train had not been
moved far enough along, and the box car, which
Was upon the Dain track, Tns completely smast~
ed. some Of the pieces being carried hundred
ya1da The locomotive OF the passenger train
was badly broken, End the engineer, Amos Eel
lo9g, was bruised and cut up severely, while the
nEeman, William Glpe. received injuries which
1t Is feared Rrc fatal The train
was running At It's full speed at
the tine Of the accident Another locomotive wos
procured as soon as possible and the train arrived
here about two hours behind time.
The Governor has appointed Melville c, Hester,
Of charlestown, Judge Of the Floyd and Cla1k
County Circuit Court, rice ]. Il. Butler, resigned
Hester held the position Of Prosecuting Attorney
OF the Circuit, and D. r. Iafallette has been ap-
pointed in his stcad. Mr. Lafallette declined tic
appointment Of Judge, because it would he ir1-
possible for him to practice Law in that position.
Dr: verEles, Judge Grahams physician, reports
the fracture reducrd, md The Judge resting COM
forsably, but they Will probably connnc him to his
room for three months.
, 1870-04-29
FIRE ON STATE STREET.
Total Destruction Of Saloon, and Par
tial Burning Of a Large =
Boarding House.
Loss Over $40, 900, Partially In
stlrcu.

shorty aftcr 10 oc,ocr last ntcht. John f,-Ne,,
49, ..,s,s, ~. ~, 49, ,.ao- ~ 49, 80
iaop1.stof '! etnooA ~ 'ne ntes n"ot -. Ale s"o
s1erf frame p4llulhe 80. sea ooutn ota1e ss1ee's
1udel a 1srtel Of whiskey from the front room
lntp tIie rear rnor1 E1e then II, attnmrr{pE to
nv, 1o;rn tho t,r +prnoa n nj Tatint, a ma,rh
t ta'n ue"n 4s ~, 1m"., 1na.s" s'sss
1fom his pocket, nc rehga1eo tae sas, anu, WiLA-
out thinking, threw the burning piece
nf wnoa nm the floor While rolling
-. -, 49,. a. 80, -. 80
He pa11t4 Mio LIE 1oou Ale paAH
became loose and dropped out, md the Thlskey,
in consequence, covered the 1ooz. When the
fire in an instant Mr. O'Nell rushed out and an
other Tnan, Who was near by, f2r 70 Ho121t a. the
=; aGS nse ss, noos, Au t ~ II ~ ~
Nv ~ rataa ~; eyon ,,ran th!ont ~ ~ he
~ aaus3 nau sIae.si It ~
tAu1 sI I1csu1E, ano Mt1s aase. LILY tsn ll8ht W
, 1870-04-29

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