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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-22
AGENTS WANTED

hGENTs ARE MAKING $500 TO
n $500 per week selling thu Aluminium jew
clry. Tho best imitation OF gold ever intro.
cuced. II has the exact color, which II always
retains, and stands tho test Of the strongest
acids. No one can tell II from gold only by
weight-the Aluminium Gold being about one.
tenth lighter. L. V. DEFoREST & co. are
selling their goods for onc.tenth the price gold
Jcwelry Is sold for, and on most liberal terms to
agents. ne.fourth cash, and the balance In 80,
90 md 90 days. We send persons Wishing to
act an agents, a full and complete assortment OF
goods. consisting Of Seals, Bracelets. Loelets,
Ladies' and Gents chains, Pins, Rings. Sleeve
Buttons, Studs, etc., for $lO0-$25 TO be paid
when the goods are received. and the other SIS
In so, co and 90 days. Parties wishing to order
goods and act as agents will address,
l.. Y. DEFOREST & CO.,
n1i.3m 40 and II Broadway. n. Y.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03

CIvIL WAR IN FRANCE.

Tho insurgcut positions n, B,llevillc
and Pcrc Ia Chaisc were captured 10y the
Government forces on Sunday night, after
desperate and bloody couact. after
which the firing ceased. On the follow
ing morning the troops advanced upon
the las. position held by the Commune,
when the insurgents raised white flag,
and surrendered. They were forthwith
disarmcd, and the grea. iDsurrcction OF
Paris. in 1871, was ended.
One Of the regiments Of MacMahon' $
army has returned TO Versailles in tri-
umph. the men having flowers and branch
cs ia the niuzzles Of their rifles, and bear
ing n splendid banner Of red silk captured
in Paris.
AS temporary measure, it is proposed
to divide the city into military districts
strongly gartisoned. which arrangcmcn,
will be maintained until order is fully re-
stored and the passions aroused by the in.
surrcction have disappeared The loss Of
tho army during the seven days fighting
in Paris was altogether but 2.805, while
the loss Of the insurgents is reliably cs,i.
mated 10 have been more than fifteen times
as great,
The Communist leaders taken alive were
to have been tried this week Their con
yic,ion was believed to be inevitable. and
that they would everyone suffer death
Executions are progre ssng Il, the Champ
dc Mars. Park dc Monceaax and the llo,
tel de Vile. fifty to hundred insurgents
being shot at time.
The Massacres a: La Roquct,c prison
took place on Wednesday week, and wcr,
the Archbishop Of Paris, the Apostolic
prothonoiary, nineteen priests, the Prcsi
dent of the Cour dcs Con,pics. ten nun,
and Mexican banker, besides other host
ages
1t is reported from Brus els that letters
have been seized from leading members o
the Paris Commune. disclosing a plot a
gainst the Belgian Government. Insur
gents escaping from Paris were to continu
in Brussels the radical movement. an in
surrcction was TO be melted. buildings /,
be fired, and the horrors Of Paris to b.
repeated.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03
4ns ssvv TAX Law.

TIE Legislature last winter passed
~ ssguising I'll persona in business to
ssks out liccsse on or before the first Of
Jnne. aud imposing dns Of five hundred
dsllars upon al persons who disregard ii.
Tho Legislature adjourned without max
Ing any provision for giving publicity to
the lsw, aud while many pcrsous have not
heard Of Il al. there are some who have.
but DO not know how or where to procure
TIE license. We have been frequently
importuned in regard to this new law, bu.
have been unable 70 give any satisfaction
on the subject, moro than that there was
license TO be obtained by the 6rst Of
June. for wc had not seen the law, aud
only knew that such an one was passed.
As ignorance Of the Law is no excuse
for crime. our Law. makers should make
their dccrccs known. The expense Of
having them published in all the papers Of
tho State would not be much, and then
everybody would have the facilities for
knowing them. and II they did not it
would be their own fault. II i, no more
than just that they should be published.
aud We hope that our next Legislature
will make provision for it.
Under the late revenue law, says the
Delaroreaa, all persous firms or corpor-
ations engaged in buying and selling
goods. or in manufacturing goods, wares
or other articles, are required to take out a
license for carrying on their business, on
or before the 6rst Of June. and that ap-
plications for them must be made to the
Clerks Of the Peace. The tax is S5 for
the license and 10 cents on each 100 dol
lars Of the cost value Of purchases or ar.
iiclcs manufactured. Single or married
women, trading in their own name, whose
purchases are under 81 900 per annum,
arc exempt; and manufacturers to the
value Of $500 in each year are exempted
from the payment Of said tax or license.
Persons applying for license should bear
in mind that the tax is on the cost value
Of their goods or manufactures. Cost in
cludcs the price paid for the goods pur-
chased, transportation, aud other char
gcs. or the value Of tho raw material used
10 manufacturing. wages and other cxpcn-
scs incurred in producing the articles
manufactured. Every lawyer, physician,
dentist. couveyancer. aud private banker
ought nov TO be in possession of ten
dollar license under tho new law.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03

4 NALuAgLs Cow. Mr.. Juhn Sa,tcr-
field, Of this town, has cow.-n grade
half Aldcrny and half Ayrshire, which he
refused 500 for Oh last Saturday. She
is ten years old thi. summer, AMI has ut
her side now her tenth calf, having hal
three calves in the last eleven months, all
living aud doing well lie has sold 9
calves from her. which brought him $500;
one got killed She gives between 4 and
) gallons of milk daily, and Mrs. Saitcr-
field makes about epounds Of butter from
her weekly when she does not sell the milk
There nro o Of her calves living, valued
at $500. Her twin calves arc owned by
u gentleman in Queen An.e's county
who is raising them for yoke Of oxen
They are exactly alike in size and color
--Edston Star.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03

We have received communication
from Samuel Townsend. Esq. in reply to
Mr.. Deans article. in the Joarnal and
Statesman, ofTuesday. which VIC are com :
Pcllod to omit this week owing to press
Of advertisements and local news. which
were received on Thursday afternoon. -
II 10 Of political nature and will keep un-
I'll next week. when it will appear on our
arst pagc. Mr.. Dean can look out for
e.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03
Nm. oannlcv on roLz4,cAL rorlcs.


On Saturday nigh, last. at Galveston.
Texas, Horace Greedy spoke on the polit-
ical topics Of tho day, to large assembly.
40 follows:
desired for some time 10 come into
your State, with . view to examine the
material interests. and present them after
ward as l thought they looked. bat the
whole people Of Texas united in extend
ing me the invitation. aud. without OK
ception, have treated mo with tho great
est courtesy and uniform, kindness. Hith.
rc,o have confined what had to say to
topics about which there was no difference
Of opinion. ns between the North aud
South, but, as l am on the eve Of dcpar-
ture from the State, I have been invited
for the FIRST time TO speak on political mat.
tcrs, aud shall speak with Difference.
kindness, and a regard for the feelings Of
all, aud trust my remarks will tend to
harmonize differences. and If possible,
signnlizc the causes. feel We are Mt the
commencement Of new era. Since |
have been in Texas l have repeatedly
heard complaints that the people Of the
North habi,ually misrcprescnt the feelings
and acts Of the Southern people, at leas,
iha. portion Of them that does not sympa-
thixc with those who ut present control
the Government that they were gcner-
ally aud Systematically bclicd,
Soon after tho close Of tho war, COM
plants were made and believed that the
colorcd people sometimes suffered from
thcr late masters violence, but VIC have
heard nothing Of this for two or three
years. ! believe at this day not so much
violence occurs in Texas as in New York
ci,y-ccrtainly there is not SO much said
about it. With about an equal popula.
ton in Texas as in the city of New York.
there are more dcspcradocs in that city
,nan in Texas. and it is harder work to
manage them. The proof that Texas is
in good rcpu,c. is shown by the steady in-
crease of population from other States.
In this. perhaps, Texas is single excop-
ton, without it may Oregon. Texas a
lone is rapidly gaining ground.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03
Correspondence Of the Midiie,o~n Transcript
Towxsxxp. MAY 3lst. M

TOWNSEND, May 3ist, 1871.
Mn. Enron The festival held here last week
was a success. Over $500 was nciicd, and the
ladies deserve grca, credit for their energy In col
Letting and taste displayed In arranging the af-
fair Fusiky made some excellent Ice cream, and
Mr.. Samuel Townsend, among other things, sup
piled a handsome lot Of strawberries, from his
farm In Somerset county, Md.
The Townsend Brass Hand blowed hugely and
every one VIVA delighted with tho music; and
outstanding Il was church affair there was
many . shake Of the foot that was not at all
Quakery.
get 10 the fsstivnl-well, that was their own fu-
neral. In few weeks more the old peach house
Ia which the festival was held will present anoth-
o. .artearanse, but they caSnot run through
three days peach culllng ~ pleasantly NJ We
did The festival. anticipate hearing cues words
therein. lf you dont "know how Il u yourself," |"
come down some dag when they arc rushing.
Onsmvm.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03

Hon. Geo. vickcrs, ndvcrtiscs in this
issue nj private sale. farm on the Sassa-
fras river one mile and quarter from
Gslsna and within half mile Of George
town. containing 2G0 or 270 acres. 1t
has on Il three peach orchards, in full
bearing and two apple orchards. and says
Il is ono Of the finest farms in Kent coun-
~. See advertisement.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03

On Saturday last, the public were start
led by intelligence that another Avondale
horror had occurred in the coal regions.
nearc Pii,s,on The shaft Of the West
Pi,ts,on mine took FIRE, and cniombcd near
ly half a hundred people in fiery collins,
equal to those pictured by Dante. There
was no escape bu, by the opening, aud
that was stopped by the flames. Men
were deep buried in the earth. and be-
tween them and the surface stood the de.
vouring element, Hundreds of men were
promptly on the ground, and used all pos
siblc means to rescue the sufferers. AZ
ter several hours Of hard and incessant Ia
Dor. thirty-scven persons were brought to
the surface. eighteen Of them dead The
scene in the immediate ncighboorhool OF
til, mouth of the pit is described as heart
rcnding Mothers, wives and children
are waiting anxiously to hear the fate Of
those near and dear to them, while their
sobs and cries bring tears to tho eyes OF
the hard, rugged men who nre engaged in
the holy work Of succouring those in per-
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03

OrrosIriox To THE JERSEY RAiLRoAn
LgAsg. The proposed lease of the United
Companies Of New Jersey is meeting with
some opposition. A notice signed Many
Stockholders is given in the Philadel,
phia Telegraph in which the stockholders
Of the - Union Companies Of New Jersey
are cautioned against asserting to the pro-
posed lease to the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company before they have ful! oppor-
tunity Of understanding Z" tho great sacri-
flee Of their interest proposed by said
lease" By means Of the press, aud NJ,
early meeting Of the stockholders. to be
duly announced. an opportunity for full
discuss on will be afforded. Now that the
opponents Of the lease arc beginning to
make their objections known. the papers
are discussing the matter. Both the
New York World and New York Times
make very serious limitations against the
soundncss Of the financial policy Of the
Pennsylvania Company in expanding to
such an enormous egtont by numerous
leases
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03

pusunnas LOCALS.
All linen hem-stitched hsndkerchiefs for Ia
dies, i2l cts. at Scowdrsct Z Cocbran's
The Russell Reaper and Mower combined,
for sale by 4. 7. Evans.
The Advance Mover, fot sale by .,xs,
Come and scs,he I,hca lIerse Rake A.
Stoner Ilorsc Rakcs
For Sale at EVANS
Now is the time 10 engage your Peach Ladders
OF n. r. Evans.
100, 900 Peach Baskets, for sale by
\. T. EVANS.
Winchester genuine preparation Of the Hippo
six for S.; IN 10 or. hotties 81, three for Sd.
at Chambcrlnine's Pharmacy,
Middletown, del.
Ladies' OF Middl-town and vicinity, nrc re-
qtcsicd 10 call at ScowpIicK 4 CocitaAx's and
sec their handsome stock Of white goods aud
trimmings now opening.
+. 7. Evans, agent for clntc Brothers poria-
hl. s:cam engines, at manufacturers prices.
+. T, EVANS, agent for the celebrated Excel
siofComb,ned Rcapers and Mowers.
n. T. EVANS. agent for the Russell Thrcsl,cr
and Separator, the best In the United States.
Doiy's Washer and Universal Clothes wringcr
for Sale by +. 7. EVANS.
Pure Ground Plaster for sale hy
A. BRADLEY.
Mems French Car Stitched Gniicrs ut W. H..
Moore Co, S at $500 per pair
Bee Hive Syrup at W. II. Moore & CO.. n, "a
cents per gallon.
Wanted, 10000 Bushels of Whoa, at highcs,
mraAct price, for act Vim. Ica & Sons.
4. T. EVANS.
Rambo's Whites and Kenncdny's Lime,
For sale by 4. 7. BRADLEY.
Try Pouiaxnt Flour, the hest in this market,
For Sale by a. r. BRADLEY.
Nj. Carmel locust Mountain Coal, Hickory
aud Oak Wood, for Sale ~ Evans Coal and
Wood Yard, Middlciown, Del.
II You wan, good suit Of Rcniy-innic Cloth
ing call n, ". II. MoogG & Co.'S
Allen & Bells Sole Drain Tile, constantly on
hand and furnished 10 order nj manufactures
prices, hy J.. 7. VANS.
Just received full line Of Ladies, Misses and
chlrcus Kid foNcd butiuncd e3'iicts direct from,
the manufactures NJ Scowdrick & CuchrKa's.
Second opening of Ladies Dress goods. white
goods, trimmings, hosiery, notions Sc, at
Scow irick 4 tochrnn's.
Dried and canned fruits at
SCowpRicS & CocnnANs.
Good molnsscs al a5 cts. per gallon ai
ScowDGice < CocmRAS's.
No. g Nnckcrcl at sta per Barrel at
ScuwbnicR 4 tocnnsSs.
Go 10 ". II. Mooaa Co.'S for good Cassi.
mcres.
Simmons Liver Regulator has no equal rs
presrn n i've or cure.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03
fbr he !Haiilsto~m Ttasserys.

Mn. Epiroa In perusing the local
column Of your last issue, noticed small
item, headed. IAN important question sup
posed to be settled" under which il Is
stated that gentleman residing on the
Levels has settled in his mind tho qucs-
ton that turkey goblcr which took pos
session Of nest Of eggs and hatchcd them.
was the mother Of the brood aud not the
fowl that laid the eggs To this opinion
you took exception, and made short
comment. Now. sir. do not wish to Gu
ter into discussion about the matter,
knowing il to be simple and trivial. yet,
should there he no contradiction 10 your
argument, tyour paper having such large
circulation) it would perhaps leave many
as think, under false impression. You
took Worcester as your authority. which
is very good but | will will use Webster,
which you will readily admit is ct,cr. Ac-
cording to the definition you gave Ga fe-
male PARENT evidently proves that COB
Ter could no, be mother; but il you ex
the definition of mother given by Webster
you'll observe he does not conlinc himself
to one meaning us you say Of Worcester,
but says n mother is female parent; or
the source Of birth or origin. 1t il obvi-
ous that source is that from wh;,,, eny-
thing rises or comes forth. Now then the
gobler hatchcd the eggs, consequently the
source Of the brood was this gobler, and
therefore the gobler must have been the
mother In order TO show an absurdity
in the gentlcmnns argument, who called
the gobler mother, you said that eggs
have beed ha,ched by the heat Of stove.
and if this theory be correct the stove
must be the mother. We see nothing un-
reasonable in that statement, and if ncccs-
sary, could very easily prove to you by
logic, using the same basis have to prove
the goblcr mother, that whatever matches
the egg is the mother; but deeming nc
other proof essential more than has been
advanced, and hoping if there is any one
of an adverse opinion with myself, We may
hear from him IN your next,
Yours respectfully.
" nogsTicgs.'
In our article last week, We quoted GU,
authority as Worcester when it should
have been Webster, as il is the only die
tionary we use. The writer of the above
article does not understand the application
of the word mother, The only way il
which it can be applied in the subject un-
der discussion, it means simply fcnal'
parent. 1t is often used in fgufativ,
sense, as the mother tongue, the mother
church, il is the mother falsehood from
which all idolatry is derived. &c whcl
would no, bc applicable in the present case
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03

by reference to our advertising col
umns. It will be seen that the cntcrpris-
Ing 6rm Of Worden Il Evans. Smyrna,
Del. arc manufacturing stavc peach bas-
ksts which they o!Icr a. lower prices than
Sssnssly; that they arc manufacturing
aash. doors. blinds. &c. and nrc also the
aScuts Of Woods celebrated sclf-rnkc rca-
nor.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03

Charles d. Lore. Attorney General Of
ihis State. has written letter to the press
u Delaware. which we will publish next
essk. snumerating what kinds of busi-
asss that ars required to pay license
uudsr The law. and extending the time Of
psssssinS such licenses until the 1st Of
July.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03

Mr. unruh, the barber, has procured an asais-
iant and u now prepared TO wait upon all who
drsire = clcsn shave, OF ,heir locks trmmed. lie
will alss cut hair on Saturdays.
New CAsrLs PREssyrssy There will be spec
ial meeting Of New Castle Presby tsy At Newark,
on Monday next at II a. IN.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03

Free Of charged Cail At q. q. Chambcrlaines :
Drug Store, Middlctown, Del. or at Townsend,
Masscys Galcna, Chesapeake City, and every
town aud Village and gel sample hottie Of Dr..
A. Boschcc's German Syrup .tve n eAsyys. II
has lately been introduced In this country from
t;crmany aud for any person suffering with n
severe consh, heavy cold settled on the breast,
comuumptiou, Of a1y disease Of the throat aud
lungs, Il has no equal In ths world. Our reRu-
lar Slss boltles m 70 csats. In AZ caseo uonsy
will b promply sslusned u peslsct satisfaction G
not given. Two dosss viii relieve any ease. Try
Il.
o. 0seen's August Flower for dyspepsia, liv.
= eorilaiat cosllvsaes, sick htadse'sA ~.
~ -, 1871.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03

~ pssscnt Cosgrcss of the United
9laee, ssoordinS to writer in the J6srn.
~ 6Sei1 Ssieses. consists Of cl8 profess
6d -, - msrehsuts. % farmcrs
- p1astass. snd 81 not classified. The
o6loafD osa constitute more than two
Hfs Y ~ entire body. Of whom 100
~ tasysrs.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03

TnE OuTRA0Es At rng RACES on Far
pAY.-On Saturday Ja"es Smith, aims
Black jack Jim was arranged before
Alderman Jones on charge Of an as
sault and battery and also malicious mis-
chief. Colonel Lechlcr appeared for tho
Point Breeze Park Association and II was
proven by him that Smith, or - Black-
jack jim" whichever is his right name.
threw n coat In front Of " American Girl, +"
as she was approaching the "homc
stretch" in the race ut Point Breeze Park
on Friday. Mr.. Daniels. tho driver Of
" American Girl" testified that the ac-
ton Of Smith had endangered his life
The defendant was held by Alderman
Jones in 81 900 for further hearing. -
Phiiadelphia InqSirer. Nay %.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03

esnator echuss has written lsstsr ap-
proving the eourss ~ s1-Sserstasy Coz
Jndes ualthsWs ~ otbsr u Ohio, IL
t6olf rsp0bolseu ro1bfn movemsut, sod
pssnl1lsg - sddstnb ~ h Clseinsasl
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03

ss ) ly.nIss thosssnd dollars have boon
poo y ~ seusssy " dssision from
~ = wsehlsoess shst Sssasors
t 1ss4 elsneb ~ The extra sss-
M - eatssday lsss.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03
Smyrna, Delaware.

WhcrehE certain persons are cndeavoring to-
prevent us from making and selling our Siavc
Peach basket ly claiming Letters Patent, wcpui .
iis for the Information Of all persons interested.
the following eminent legal opiuon:
WAsiiiSUroS, u. 4. May 10, 1871
f;ra,'smra We have examined Letters Pa
cnt No. loo dn5. dated August ID, 1871, granted.
to Richard Mitchell, OF Smyrna Delaware, and
find them to lie for frui, basket, made by tho
combinations OF inwardly curved slaves "a
,hickcned bcvced hoops, "B,' and perforated
disc-botiom, D." II is the combination Of these
three elements which constitutes the invcntioni
Of Mr.. Mitchell
You state to us that the bcvclcd hoops, rcr-
foraicd dise-boi,oins, In combination with slaves.
.o' inwardly curved, have leen in common xsc
since 1864 that you urc now, and have been for
some time past, engaged In the manufacture OF
fruit baskets made by the combination Of stav,s.
no, nwnrdly curved, ,hiekcncd bcvclcd hoops
and perforated disc-bot;ons, suc, ms you say
have been IN use for the past seven years and,
that Mr.. Mitchell threatens 10 prosecute, not on
Is yourselves for the manufacture of such bas-
kcis but also all persons who may use them.
In regard 10 The sul. .cci OF infringement, II In.
well settled that i, Is 10 infringement of Imi--
cnt Tor Il continuation, unless all the essential
,,lris of IL are substantially initiated. See lIcll
vs Daniels, ct. al. ls Fishers Paicn, cisc, 3i2;
Barrett VS. Hall, AiGsa, Az In Proaty vs. Bug
giles iG Peters 800, Chief Justice Tanncy, In
speaking ola combination patent held, The
use of two or three parts only, or uf two rombin-
I'd with third, which IL substantially different
in the form the manner Of lis arrangement Is
not the thing patented. II Is not the same com
bnaliou IL II Substantially differs from II In any
Of its parts
ir Mr. Mitchell had invented not only the in
warJly curved slaves, but tile bcvclcd hoops aud
perforated disc.ho,iolns, aud suffered the two
last named TO 90 into mJn use 'pf ,norc than
two wears in conli'inaIicI with s,raigl, slaves,
or slaves MT inwardly curved, bis patent would
avail him nothing MS against you See Seciian
/, act OF Congress. 1850, Section - net of 1874.
We are OF the opinion that the manufacture,
sale aud use of the basket which You nrg now
making, i, no inlria.iarnt Of Mr.. Nich.lls Fat
en-, aud can subject no Que 10 liability far max
ing scllinS 81 uscing them.
GEO. i. FISHER,
RICHARD HARRINGTON,
To Messrs. Wonpgx & EMASR,
Smyrna, Delaware. June 3-,f
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03
~ ADt1l1 En.

On Wednesday, May cath Mt the residence OF
the bride father, near Ccciiion, Cecil 80. Nd. by
Rev. Jas. W Ilamcrsley Mr.. Geo. q. Morgan
and Miss Maggie y. Jones.
I'm Thursday. June LIST, 1871. nj the residence
of Col. Nm. Il. Cochran. by the Rev DR. John
Patton. Edward Reynolds. Esq. and Miss. Mary
]. Naudain, both Of New Castle county, Del
No cards.
Accompanying. the above noticie was tma whole
cakes The happy couple have our bcsi wishes
for u long and prosperous. life.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03
ron SALE.

nnB yehs u IArys RED Usstess OxkF, we'll
~. ~ ..ss 49, - s:} gsis! lind .sd 9ss,ls;
hell. w. REYNOLDS,
Jaas S--lw Newark, III.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03
A Valuable Farm For Sale.

eTNHE undersigned will dispose Of At Private
i Sale, the Farm In Kent county, Nd. owned
BY Franklyn Dyrc and occupied by him, J. was
formerly the property OF Jos. MalsberRer, dsc,di
Il contains from goo 10 270 acres. Tho buildiugs
are all suitable and In good etNaition, and the
fencing Of the hest material and In Ane condition.
Il Is divided into four fields spd has three Peach
and two Apple Orchards. Tie peach trees arc
Tho land il bounded on one side 6y Ssssafras
River and on another by pcarcc's Creek, naviga-
be for limo boats. This farm lie within q half
mile OF Georgetown, q steamboat landing, and
within mile npd = quarter af Galena. There d
perhaps, not . more valuable farm In tho county,
u no greater number Of acres.
GEORdE yiCKERS, Trustee.
CAssfrtess, KsM 60. ~. Is,s l, is1i,-lw.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-03

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