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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-25
WM. II. RICHARDSON, A. G.

DEATH OF Col. ID. LEE Pow -Intolli-
gencc was received in the city Yesterday
morning Of the death of Col. d. Lee Pow
ell, at the residence of Maj. l.. w. Hunter,
in Winchester.
There was perhaps no citizen of Rich,
mond more conspicuous in his peculiar
sphere than was tic subject Of this notice.
HE was born in Lec>hurg, in this State.
and was the son Of William 4. Powell
Esq, of Luudoun county. AT the Virginia
Military Institute he received his cdtca-
ton, and graduated in ISL. From the Iu-
stitutc he went TO the Episcopal High
School in Alexandria, and after a s,iourn
ut that place, removed to Fredericksburg,
where he, in conjunction with the late RDbt.
j. Morrison, established the Southern Fc-
male Institute. From Fredericksburg he
removed to Richmond, aud continued the
conduct of the inSti' ute. which won for
him Il name throughout the entire southern
country. Shortly after the beginning OF the
war he was commissioned in the Contrdc-
rate service, and commanded Il regiment Of
troops which were stationed near this city.
At the close Of the war he resumed his for
mer calling, and continued it until brlcl
pcrod before his dcalh. He had gone to
Winchester TO attend the Educational Con-
yrntion, and while there WAS taken sick,
and, after a weeks illness, d,rd. For Il
number of years he bad been Il prominent
member OF The Episcopnl Church, ard rep
resented his congregation in this city in TIE
annual councils Of the diocese and here it
is that his lnSS will he 50 greatly felt.
Colonel Powell was Il man possessed OF
high scholarly attainmcntS, had Identified
himself conspIcuously with the educational
interests of the city, and commanded the
esteem ami affection OF Il host Of i,icnds.
He had, perhaps, not III enemy Oh earth.
was brave and generous to Il taulL-in Il
word, was Christian gentlcnll.
His remains will be brought La this city
this afternoon. and will be buried ION St.
Jimos th1lrrh at ! Z O'rlGcE,
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rsyE1opEs furnished and printed 1t ~, " 80,
s,.H, and a. 50 per l,cee, ss the Dispatch Frish.
Establishment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-25

DEALING IN UNsrAApED ToBAcco.--dohn
Stroebcr was arrested on yesterday on the
charge of dealing in unstamped tobacco.
He was taken before u. $. Commissioner
J. A. Lynham and his ease set ior trial on
SnturuuY next.
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EXCURSION PosTPosED.-The excursion
to Petersburg contemplated nv the Pythian
order on Thursday, the 9th, has been
postponed to some day next week. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-25

LADIES' IcE-CaEAM sALOoN.-PIzZISrs ice
cream saloon is open sll cay, and until late st
night 'Tis the very place to treat the ladies. Ris
ice-creamS and cakes, besides other got thlDge,
ar e UNSURPASSED.
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ALMOST FAULrLEss, by the author OF GA
Book for Governesses,' q charntng new
novel, received from Ellyson & Taylor,
next to Dispatch office. ~ ~ :
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pREsaRyING.-As this Is the season for pre-
serving, we call attention 10 Mr. GEO. kLEIa's
trge stock Of glass jars and tin cans OF the most
approved pattern. His stock 10 large and prices
Ian. --
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The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CONNECTION.
The special committee of the Council, to-
gcthcr with that composed OF citizens, who
have under consideration the connection OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad with
tide-water i'll this city, held 4 meeting III
tue Council chamber Yesterday afternoon
After some little conversation, the chair.
man, Mr.. Isaacs, announced that General
Wckham, yice-presIdent of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, was present with con
veyanceS, and desired to show the commit.
tee the various points along the proposed
route. Alter Il pleasant conversation and
full and free discussion Of the subject tht
nlrty returned
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IcE-CREAMs.-We would advise those wfo Wish
TO get something that is really god 10 ieHeihflr
orders with fIzZfSI, who viii send thin nnc-
ayured Ice CREAMS .s ~ .-.a
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS At THE DIS
PATCH OFFICE July "a, 1871 s A. NJ, 73o;
3 =. NJ, 76o; p. M., 75o.
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SUPREME Council, FRIENDS OF TEMPE.
RANCE-The delegates to the Supreme
Council. Friends of Temperance, are ex'
Dected to arrive here to day. They will be
met III the dcpotS by committees from the
Richmond and Manchester Councils, ant
escorted to the quarters assigned to them
The session Of the Council will commence
ut O'Clock, in the basement OF Trinit,
Church, corner of 10Th and Broad street:
Public meetings will be held during tn
week, and lively and interesting time i
cNGgctpu,
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r1c-Nic:-There win be 4 picnic to West
folhs ON tuesday next under the auspices
OF some OF the members Of the Leigh.street
Baptist Church. i.
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Reserve ensowment policies Is specially with
the Widows and Orphans Beneht Life Insur-
nnce Company. j. b. MOORE, Agent
No. lIi5 d. ain ecreet.
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." TIE STATE VOLUNTEER CoRPs.- djutant-
General Richardson has issued the follow
ing additional order in relation to the or
ganiZation of the volunteers of the State,
which will be found of interest
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ORIENTAL INITIAL PAPER aThc best paper IL
the city. A fr,sh ~: ply just received at ELY
sos & TAYLoR's, llI6 Main street
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RUNAwAY-Narro,D Escdpe.-On Sunday
afternoon horse took fright on Sd street at
some object and dashed Off at q break-ucck
speed. Attached to the halter which was
upon his neck there was a heavy block OF
wood. and every step which the animal
took brought hisawkward thing in violent
contact with his legs, which tended to
make him run but the faster. On reaching
Clay street he stumbled and fell, very soon
regaining his feet, however. Starting of
again as fast as before, he made a distance
Of several squares, in his course causing
quite a stampede amongst the petlc strans
! Two Young gentlemen who were crossing
the street. at the time escaped being run
over by jumping behind Il tree as the horse
fell Il second time, injuring himself severely.
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ADJUTANT.GENERAL's OFFICE, !

ADJUTAET.GENERALs OFFICE,2
~ July 90, 1871.
To facilitate the organization of the vol.
unteer corps required by the Constitution,
particular attention is necessary to the act
Of Assembly "to provide for the rcorgani
10Th, 1871, especially to sections II TO 90,
inclusive.
AS that act did not take effect until the
first day Of May last, elections of officers
prior to that date were premature, and
must be made anew, or confirmed by vote
Of the several companies which have been
enrolled.
The successive steps to bc taken in the
organization arc
/. The enrolment Of companies OF men
liable to militia duty, consisting OF not less
than 60 nor more than 100 men rank and
file, for five years service.
2. The election by the members OF each
company Of one captain and three licllten-
ants, which elections must he certified by
the person who presides ut the meeting
where such elections were made, and
promptly certified by him to the Governor
through the Acknowledgement.
). 1t is the duty OF the company officers
so elected to apply Immediately thereafter
for examination by the boards appointed
for that purpose, and if found to he quail
fed according to law, to transmit one copy
Of the certificate Of the board to the Gov
nor and one TO the Acknowledgement with
out delay.
1. 1t is the duty of each captain, imme-
diately upon his election, to make off Il roll
of all the members Of The company who
have agreed to enlist therein, andslIc are
considered as enlisted from that time by
law. 1t would, however, he more accor-
dunt with military usage for each member
to subscribe The roll himself, and Tor the
captain to transmit that IL an authentic
copy TO the hdjutant-GcneraPs office.
5. If III officer fails for one month after his
election to apply for examination TO the
Board Of Examiners, or if, upon cXamina-
ton. fails to receive a certificate OF qualiti-
cation from the board, his election will be
void.
The Commandcr-in-C Chief will commits.
sion and arm the volunteer corps as soon
as they shall put it in his power to do so.
BY command.
WN II RICUARDSoN 4 C.
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CLorHISG, iu eudless variety. and at low prices
.tT. 3. SpENcx & SONS. 1860 asln street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Persons leaving the city during the summer
senson can have the DISPATCH mailed to their
address At SO cents per month, payable i'm nd
vance : .-.r ! :.t.t.
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Ahc "fr II EclDncl Alex ,ndcr HutnilLop,
tnir ii the GIcat Hamilton, i niece Of Pre-
= 5cM Aonroc, ara ii New brunswick on
ujay night.
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Gsrt:smsn,s furnishings, y large stock, low
,r,re,. A. K. b. .srENcE Y soS's, 1890 Main street
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'DOCkLAND LIME.

l,7eo barrels daily expected pr seh"oGer si.ef
r, us-r,dte Al LsE.
jyis Virginia street, near Dsnyil.e se2e''
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PeIcses, pears, p.neapplcs, aud all the ,..ss
fruits, may be found ~ PIZZINPs.
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sam uOustOn's Love Romance

The most singular incident OF in tho
eventful life OF Gen. Sam Houston,
and one never hitherto explained, WIS
his abandonment Of the Governorship
Of Tennessee, only three days after
marrying young wife. lie became
a voluntary exile among the Indians Of
the plains thereafter, was made gteat
chief, aud only reappeared in public
lifc whom Texas was struggling for
independence. Tho Galveston Neu.
lifts the veil from this secret chamber
Of Houston's heart by this strange
narration: What We know about
this matter is so honorable to him that
We ,hll Tor the first time pu; it 10
print. We may promise that our in
formation came indirectly from ono
now deceased. who during her life had
had Il right TO know what caused this
strange episode in the life Of the great
man Governor Houston's first bride
was a Tennessee helle Of surprising
beauty and ofconsidcrabIc social rank.
She was, ifnot the afhanced bride, the
sweetheart Of ncighborins gentle
man when Governor Houston sought
her hand. Her family being very am
bilious, forced the match and she was
married. After retiring tc her bridal
cham ber, her deportioument was such
as to caase him to suspect that, while
her hand was his, her heart was nn-
others She confessed the truth when
in'orrogated, and. while promising
fidelity aud wifely duty, declared her
el unable 10 love him. He at once
retircd from tho house. Ho then re-
signed his commission and went among
tho Cam ,uches. In due course Of
tine the lady sou.ht and obtained d
divorce"
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A curious mistake took place ono
morning few weeks ago in tho ring.
ing OF the bells of the Catholic church.
es Of Iane,vi|le, Ohio. The bells CT
these chuches are runs every morning
Gt 6'clock. and SO punctually is it per-
formed, that they answer the perposs
OF u clock to persons within hearing.
Ga the morning 10 question the
sexton OF St, Thomas Church, who is
al old man, either deceived by his
cock or mist t-kiug the hands OF tho
dial, rang his bell at tho hour Of 8
o'clock. in the morniDgi thrce hours
before the usu,l time. The loud-voic.
ed peals of,hc bell rang out aud trem-
bled away, caught the ear Of many q
sleeper and awaked them from their
slnmbers. Among these were The SEX
ton of St. Nicholas Church, who hlr-
riedly rushed to the bell ropes, and
soon the chims from the belfry OF that
church rang out into the stRly night.
Breakfast was hurricdy prepared in
different parts Of the city, and wo,k-
men in several instances started to the
streets on their way to the scene OF
their daily toll. t
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THE SCHOOL TEACHERS
STORY.
ny JAMES MAURICE THOMPSON.

You ask me why | am opposed tc
logging children at school. | will
tell you. 1t makes them hate their
teacher when they ought to love
him Children arc little grown folk.
# you will accept the expression, aud,
like biz folks, they always remember
even il they forgive u blow. When
was boy l happened to yet spuudly
thrashed at school pretty often, and
| do most frankly acknowledge that
dislike to this day every teacher hat
ever whipped me. But have story
t o tell from which you may draw you,
own moral.
l aught a school once myself. II
was down in rural district Of PENN
sylvania.
The schoo, was small Que, aud the
scholars were mostly under twelve
years Of ago. One. however. was lhir
teen, u pretty brown.eyed girl, jn,t u
smart aud clever rs she could he, and
withal mischievouS as a mouse Hel
name was-well, they called her Joe
Joe Milroy. Her parents were poor
but highly respectable, living on lii
tic forty-acre farm.
Joe was the most unruly sirl ever
saw. You couldn't keep her out oI
mischief l hated to whip her, sh,
was getting so much like woman in
siz", aud l didn't like to expel her from
school, for she always knew her les'
sons by heart. o, she had the quick
est mind l ever saw.
But, sir, she kept the whole school
unruly. A little boy would throw
paper wads across the aoor, aud ol
course I'd whip him.
"Joo Milroy throws'm and 70 don,
lam her Tor IT," the urchia would be
sure to say.
A little girl would laugh out loud
and when asked her what she was
sughinx for, she'd bs sure TO say:
Joe MiIroy has such funny pic.
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1t was useless. She was as cold and

1t was useless. She was as cold snd
relcntless rs she had beou warm aod
aHcciionatc.
We parted forever. Aud now, sir.
il seems 10 mo that ofthe act, of my
life there is but one I would blot out
and that is the act that l once thought
80 just and beneficial. ., if could
Just suffer red.hot dagger through
my heart for every blow gave her, I
would gladly bear it il it would give
me back the pure lorc of her glorious
womanhood.
Now tha. l can look coolly back over
he past there are many things in II,
the simple but bitter story Of my love
that appear strange. The ia her Of
Josie Milroy was one of The Fortunate
men whom tho discovery Of oil mads
suddenly rich. He bad became
great fiuancierer and q successful specu-
h.or. His daughter and I mot after
ten years Of our separation under such
vastly different circumstances, that
neither recognized each other until
that fatal evening. Sometimes still
hope she will repent, but have no proof
that my hope has reasonable tounda-
ton. | will wait.
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OUR FATHERS HOUSE,
rHr uNwBSdafirrN Sai WORD.

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and graceful IN styis;n Correct, psrs elevstini
hou. shoid trsasurs I" Connendstiohs like the
above from College Prssidsnts aud Professors,
minissers Of all den0minsti0na; and the religious
and secular press ell over the country Its fresh.
usss, purity of language, With elesr open type,
ace steel sngravinFs, subssantisl binding, and
low price make Il the book for The masses. Agents
ere ceiling from 6J.to $50 per week. Hal
We want Clergymen, School Teacoers smart
young men ahd ladies TO Introduce the work for
us IN every tcwnship, and We viii pay liberaliy
No intsllig:nt msn or woman nssd y Without
Send loS circular. full description and terms.
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RuNAwAy WIrs'a Fam,

ARbSAwAY WIFE's FARIwELL, =
A married worsu iu Kansas, who re.
Gently eloped with physician, left the
following unique note Of her husband: /:
DrAR HubnY ;-YOu're played ou, /.
I like DR.. S. 80 we'll that 1 prefer
going with him---you good for-notl.-
ing, degeuerated euss. It'suoae of
your busibsss where we've gone 70. It
won't do You any good to follow .ss.
for ! wouldn't i've ~isk you smother
day to save your life. /, You made 4
mistake ii thinking ] loved you. I
never did. I married yau for conro.
nienee saks Itaks ths baby alvpg
and III tsks cars t,ie Yon can sue
fan9 1ivorts ~ RI uasnisd = soos
|aS ~ pleasey Tks wonsa uho eQ>n
|ysn asss vIll hAis : kssllA y elD prIps.
oead. ~; - Si'slt ~
ys,s IS, 4ss 81
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select Poetry
ARE YOU A MA>ONp

Rev. Mr. Maeill, Rector Of ST. Paul
Church, Peru, ILL.,, being asked the ques
iion by lady, responded as follows:
I am of o hand
Who will faithfully stand
In the bonds OF affection and love;
! have knocked at the door,
Once wretch ed and poor,
And then for admission | strovc.
BY the help Of friend,
Who assistance did lend,
] succeeded an entrance 10 gain
Was received in the West
by command from the East,
But not without feeling some pain.
Here my conscience was taught
With moral quite fraught
With sentiments holy and true;
Then onward I travelled,
To have II unravelled,
What Hiram intended TO 40.
Very soon to the East
| made known my request,
And Light" BY command did attend
When 10 | perceived
In due form revealed,
A Master and Brother and Trieni
Therefore I have stated,
And simply related,
What happened when I was mad free
But I've passed since then,
And " raised " up again.
Then onward marched,
That | nigh, be " archcd,"
Add find out the treasures long lost:
When, behold a bright flame.
A voice which nv ears All acco,,
Through the wells" I then went,
And succ eedcd OF length.
The "Sanctum Sanctorum" to find.
BY the "Signet' | gained,
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a WASH. GRANELLO,
M WATCH d CLOCK
II ~ MAKER,

Market 81. Middleburg Pa.
HAVING located In this place l would
IL. respectfully inform the citizens Of
Middlebu:g and vicinity that an prepared
10 repair CLOCKS AND WATCHES cheap
aud expsditiously. The patronage Of the
public Is respectfully solicited.
W. GRANELL0.
Middleburg, Nov. "a 1869.
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NUARLES HOVER,
" ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Selinsgrove Pa,
)srs hi. professional services 10 the pub
H. Collections and all other professiona
ku,insss entrusted to his care will re
uive prompt attention. Office two door
,u,h Of the Keystone Hotel Jan 8, g
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@. SIMPSON,
n. ATTORNEY AT Law,

- sclinsgrove Pa,
ks,r his professional service 10 the pub.
Ia All business entrusted 10 his care
IN be promptly attended 10.
TJan. II, '67tf
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Gnnniu Lines.

The following items were paid for
running lines between the counties
Of Union, Snyder. Mifiiin and Cen
tire. as directed by Act Of Assembly
approved the hf,h OF April. 1870:
Aaron X Gift. surveyor, In part 300
= Bowen, assist ant including exps IS
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Terms Of Subscription.
|ve poLLARs PER ANNUM, Payable
vI,hin six nsnfhs, or $2.b n not paid
vIihin the year. Nspaper discontinued
sssil sil sFrsarsges ere paid unless ct
Ins option II the publisher. ~
Sbscriptions outside Of the county
PBYABLE IN AIvhNCE.
- Persons liffiAg and using papers
IaS,v,ed TO others become subscribers,
n are liable for the price Of the paper
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nEO. #. MILLER,
III ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Lewisburg Ia.
btr bis Professional service 10 the pub
I. Collec tons and all other profession.
n business entrusted to his care will re-
hive prompt attention. Jan. 8, '97tf.
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Ono eolasssns year 10000:
One half column, one year. 5000.
Ont.fourth column, one year, 1900.
Que square no lines) one inssrtiofi 20.
Every Additional insertion 90.
Professional and Busiuess cards Of
not more than Ave liner, per year. 600.
Auditor, Efeeutor. Administrator
and Assignes Notices AGO.
Editorial notices per line 10.
All advertisements for o shorter ,psrioi
than one year are payable at The time
they are ordered, and II not paid The per-
sou ordering them win be held responsible
for the money. ~.
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M.LlNN, a. II. DILL,
i, tsuocessors 10 ]. T. b J. NJ. Linn,l
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Lewisburg, Pa.
s,r their professional services TO the
sbhc. Collections and all other pro-
,.ional business entrusted to their care
I'm r.ceiveprompt attention. Jan. 8, '67,f
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fUM. VAN GEzER,
. ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Lewisburg Pa.
SSsn bic professional service to ie pub
!. Collections and all other Pro cssion.
business entrusted 10 his care I'd re-
i've prompt attention.
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". KNIGHT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

VI. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Frecburg Pa,
|sus bic Profepsicsal service 10 the pub
!, All business entrusted 70 his care
|ill be promptly attended 10.
XVI Jan II. '67u
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A. BOYER, Jr.
r. 'AUCTiONEER,
|. Fsesbuyg Snyder Co, Pa,
lost respectfully odsYs his services TO
h publis - yendus Crysr ard Auction
a Hsvlng he'd . large experience, ]
:! coahdept hat ssn render perfect
riisfaction % my employee.
stiiv-E ~ tysn. o. '67t
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DECElPTS & EXPENDITURES
lO Of snyder County, for the ysar 1870, com
mencing on the let day Of January and euding z
oh the Sist jay Of December, both days inclusive.
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We, the undersigned, Auditors
Of Snyder county, DO Certify, that we have
carefully examined and audited the foregons &C
count OF the Commissioners and Treasurer q.
md the same true and correct ss stated.
In testimony whereof ws have hersunto se,
our hands In the CommissioBsrs' once, In Mid
dieburg, the 9th day OF January. A. d., ISL.
HENRI bENFERR,l
MI. HAssiNGER, Auditors.
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Rev Mr.. Msgill, Rector Of ST. Paul,
Church, Peru, ILL.,, being asked the ques
iion by lady, responded as follows: