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The Eastern Argus tells a good story
on Beast Butler. II says the doughty
hero Of Big Bethel, Fort Fisher, ETC.,
met with a mishap in NeWburyport
the other day, which nearly deprived
the country of his services. Butler
and Colonel French were pacing the
quarterback in a style worthy Of Ad.
miral Jim Fisk. The yacht rounded
TO, and of went a gun that made the
Newburyporters think Of powder
ships. The yawl was brought along
side, and Butler and French seem to
have attempted to get in together.
Now, it is a well established fact, that
two locomotives with "steam" up,
cannot pass each other on the same
track. Butler and French could not,
nor could they both go down the steps
at the same moment without damage
TO their political economy. French
pitched forward and landed half in
the water and half in the little boat.
Butler was less fortunate. He disap-
peared, and the murky waters Of the
Merrimsc closed ver his bald and
busy head. But not forever. Ben APP
peared on the surface directly with a
spout that is represented as a cross be-
tween that Of a porpoise and a hump
backed whale. He thrashed about
until the water. frothed like yeast.
His Jolly tars made heroic efforts to
rescue him, bat Ben's bald pate left
them little to clutch at, and it was not
until the honorable gentleman from
Massachusetts, had gone down for the
conventional third time that he was
dragged out halfAdrowned, the most
dlspidated, woe-begone looking
statesman and warrior as ever tum-
bled into the drink. He did not 90
ashore that night, and is understood
to have taken on board more water
than the average Congressman re.
quires for q whole session.
L
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streets. lay down brick sidewalks, within
thirty days.
Adopted by Council, August 2, 1871
The President then ordered that a tine
of one dollar be entered against each
Councilman absent ron the meeting held
at 3 O'Clock this day, and q 1ns Of S5
against each Councilman absent from the
present adjourned nesting GO
Adopted.
When it was moved and seconded that
all fines, now and heretofore against
Council absensees be remitted.
Motion adopted by Council, August 2,
1871.
Thereupou the Council adjourned to
meet at z o'cloek,kp.m.. tomorrow, Thurs
day, evening. August 8, 1871.
i. r. RICHARDS, City Register.
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" y.
cannot afford hastily to resign all hopa
of ultimate deliverance rom them.
Opposition to these measures has been
the bond Of union between the North
ern and Southern wings of the De
.mOcracy ever since the measures were
passed, and the Radical party have
made themselves more offensive to
the Southern people by them than by
all their other acts combined. The
questions Of tariff and revenue, and
foreign policy, have been ignored by
us because they sink into insignlh-
canoe BY comparison with these OPP
pressive measures. The hope OF hnal
deliverance has cheeFed the Southern
heart in all the years Of our pol1tleal
bondage, and the effort to throw on
these chains has fused all parties, and
united Us as we never were united on
any one question before. We cannot,
therefore. advocate the proposed
change in the platform, even as q mat
ter of policy. For by it the unity of
the psTty in the South Is threatened.
The distinction between the Radical
and the Democratic party will be
blOtted from the minds of a large
NUMBER Vi uuI pbOplo, With lub par
ties cease to be divided on these is
sues; and while we do not think our
people will directly oppose the Demo-
cratic platform, we fear that it will
be Impossible 70 bring them as a
unit to its support. AS for ourselves,
we have no choice but to act with the
Democratic party or remain inactive,
and we can even support the platform,
mutilated as it viii be by the intro
duction of these changes, rather than
remain longer under Radical
rule; but we can not pledge the peO-
pie TO the same course. If the COM
promise is carried through, we great
ly fear that as many votes will be lost
in the South as will be gained in the
North. And even should the COM
promise secure the success of the
party, we are not sure but it would be
better to wait, four, eight OF even
twelve years for the triumph of right,
than to deliberately cut ourselves of
from every hope of overthrowing
these corrupt laws. at any rate we
are not prepared to advocate the New
Departure until we are fully assured
that the success of the party abso-
lutplV demands II.
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n APPEAL
FIcIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY.
friday MORNING. : AUGUST 4, 1871

So We wish all merchants 70 understand
thai this once win not be responsible IoI
individual connected with the ONCE, IN slly
capacity, unless the same shall nave me-
besn presented TO Rnd accepted Tor psymsns
by CIV. Alexander, Business MAhasel "a
fha AppuAI.
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T
RIVERSIDE, Ill.

UNHIS most beautiful and healthy summer
Il resort Is now open for the reception or
guests, The buildings, comprising the Dor
mitoFy, RafectOry, Pavilion and Music Pa.
coda, with 400 feet of covered verandahs, are
new, and most admirably arranged for the
comfort and enjoyment OF guests, with very
large, Well ventilated, handsomely furnished
rooms, lighted with gas and supplied with
unning water. Ten miles from Chicago,
and only thirty-hVe minntes ride on the Z
b. and @ h. r., with tWenty-fOur trains a
day, located in Riverside Park, which COM
pTfses 1900 acres, beautifully improved. afford
Ing many miles Of delightful park and forest
drives and prOmenades equal to those In
Central Park N. Y. with the advantages of
the celebrated Sulphur and Magnetic Waters
from Springs on the premises and With me
boating and fishing facilities on the Aux
PLANES River, 1t is rendered One OF the most
attractive resorts to be found on the conti-
and affords home comfort, with the
most charming surroundings. Applications
for rooms, etc., received at the Hotel, or At
my once, q Washington street, Chicago N.
tySl a. M. KlHsLEY, Manager.
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SWAYNE's MAMMOTH SPRINGS,
Henry County. Tennessee,

THREE AND ONE-HALF MILES NORTH
4 OF Springville Depot, on the Memphis
and Louisville Railroad. HACKS meet the
morning train from Memphis at the depot
Daily mail aud express ONCE there. No
81 style" TO pay for at the Springs, but all
and greensst park, and best and most abund.
ant mineral waters for riuking and bath
ing. Board, by the month, but IS; by Ia
week. s.; by the day, 81 50. Address NJ. A.
BTRNE, Proprietor, at ~Springyine p. D.
Henry county, Tenn, and letters, ETC., Tor the
Springs, send to his care. Persons going up.
Wonld do well drsG to call on Judge Swayne,
i75 Main street 1el4
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NONRESIDENT EOTIGE.

NO. Ss. r, BIN the Second Ch1ncery Court
Of Shelby County, Tenn. W. Clapp. @.
+. Vacs A. Anderson, arm OF Clapp,
Vance a Anderson, vs. Richard HANKS.
NT aDpearIuz from the bill, which Is sworn
ttoIn GhIRcauset that b defendant, Richard
aanks. h Justly indebted to the oOmpIalnants
In the snm Of slO00, due BY account FOR SER
vices rendered, ami thai he Is a non
resident OF the state Of Tennessee, and
thai for these causes an attachment
WaE sued out OF this Court aRaingf
the property OF defendant N the came
was issued and has been returned by
the sheriff, duly levied on the properly Of
defendant, Rienard HANKS
is therefore ordered, by the CLERK and
Master, That he make his appearance
herein, a. the courthouse Of the second
ChRncery Court in the-eity Of Aemn1
Tennessee on or before the first Aon-
day In August, u7ls and plead an.
sW8r on demur to complalnan8 OIL "
b same viii be taken TOR eonlesasQa IS 10
him, and set for heerinR exparte, ana q q
COPY OF this order be Published once aWeek
for four successive W8ekslutns AempnAAF
PRAL. d June 3slo1s
HnTTsTEWART Clark and Master.
B o, BKICHKR- Deputy 2.
Cfapp. vance 4 Anderson. Soils. for COM
lsinants, A1 ge@
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lie soathern DIV lOek,

So Three hundred feet long, 50 fleet wide
and in nrst-class working order, and able 20
dock the largest vessels noating in Western
waters, Is now offered FOR SALE, IS she
now lies ct AIgisfs, La Apply 70
W. ". WASHBURN,
.ftn AR.GALLAGHER
-mE-H LEOPoLD sHE1RERs f
E-e.aF Lag. Comm ssioners
New orleans, La, July u, nzL Rs.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
HOT SPRINGS OF ARKANSAS.
Accom- mediation Hack Line.
VII. S, DAVIS. Prnnriafnr.

IN successful operation for SIX years. No
Il THROUGH TICKETS sold on his line.
Parties SIZE and KNOw what they pay for be-
fore parting with one dollar.
These hacks are all OF the very best mate
rial and built expressly for this travel. They
seat six persons, are large and TOOmy, and
may be used by parties Of from two 70 i've
with ordinary baggage, or for RYALIDs, the
seats being so constructed as easily to con-
stttute a bed. Remember, this is the Only
Accommodation Hack Line, and no through
tickets are sold over IL. Hacks may be Sc
cured by letter or telegraph. once at the
Anthony and Ashley stables, Little ROck,Ark
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81. Catherine of Sienna.
Near Springfield, Washington Co., Kentucky.
the Patronage Of the Very
Reverend Superior of 81. Rose.

.THTS institution is situated two miles
j from Springfield, about q quarter of q
mile from the BafdstoWn and Springfield
Turnpike. 1t is conducted by the Sisters of
the Order of st. Dominic. and is Wasli provided
with competent and experienced teachers,
who spare 10 pains to render tile Academy
worthy Of extensive patronage. The discf-
pine of the Institution viii be drm and
uniform, but mild and parental, while the
~strictest attention win be paid TO the health,
comfort and wants ofthe pupils. The course OF
tudie embraces all the branches useful and
ornamental. This institution was established
in 1872 and is situated In one OF the health
lest and most beautiful portions OF the State,
and Is of easy access by rail from. Louisville.
An extensive farm Is connected with the
Institution, from which all the implies are
drawn, thus giving II considerflOle adYan-
tage over others. The Academy grounds are
extensive and tastefully arranged. The
buildings are erected with al eye especially
TO health and comfort
The Academic year commences on the first
Monday in september and end on the last
Wednesday in June, and is divided into two
sessions OF five months each.
Terms per session OF I'VE months Accord
ing to the class of the pupil, SIS, ES5 and SlCO,
payable half in advance.
For further particulars apply 10 Messrs- J.
G. webb & Co., Louisville, Chas. d. Elder,
Esq, q Commercial Pace, New Orleans, or
t. the Fathers in chargelof st. Peters church,
Memphis, Tennessee. d&w au2
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COOP NEWS
the Afflicted |
The Renowned AntidOts for Syphilis
and S~CrOfula. The UnfaiIiDg
Rsmsdy-RicOrd's French
Panaeea,

A CERTAIN specific for Syphilis in It's Pri-
IA mary or Local, Secondary or Constitu-
tional, and Tertiary forms. In old Ulcers,
tions, and Sores on the scalp arising from
Syphflitic Contamination it will in every
case be prompt and enectua1. Wherever it
has been use1 Il has proved TO be All unfailing
remedy in this most malignantscourge of the
human race. 1t is equally prompt. safe and
eficaciOus with the FEMAGE e and with
children, having the same specific effect In
every Instance.
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1UKA SPRINGS

BOARDING at seven TO ten dollars pen
ID week-neW rooms. Families accommos
dated. - Healthiest place IN NE Unltsd
ityn J.A.D d. MILLER
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LIVER DISEASE
prevail to a greater
bly, any other maj
always snxiously
Liver Is regulated
Is almost invariR
Of action in the
ache,C Constipation,
the Shoulders, Cou
stomach, Bad Taste
iOus attacks, Fslpi
Depression OF the
and q hundred othe
SIMMONS LIVER
the best edy for
discovered. 1t acts
and, being aElmple
pound, can do no
less In every way:
80 q and hun
and Q from ali
try Will YOuch for
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or damsgss, by or on behalf Of the city,
against the company, for the use snd oc-
cupation of the said promenade end land
ing by the said company,
Fourth. In order to protect b rights OF
the city in the company, it Is agreed that
the city shall have the right to designate
g suitable person at each election for di-
rector Of said company, who shah be ac-
cepted by said company as a member of
its board of directors; and said represent
stiye OF the city shall have all the rights,
powers and privileges of any other mem
Der ofsaid board.
1 am authorized to submit this PROPOSE
ton, giving The city the choice betsOeela this
and the n heretofore submitted byme on
behalf of the company.
D. X. MCRAE, President.
If the city IL not satisfied with either of
the propositions made, the company will
be pleased to have q conference with
reference to the adjustment of any differ
ences moi involving the surrender of the
D. X. McRAE.
Received and ordered published.
The petition of James Bschman, stating
that Andrew Dean, desiring to build q
stable in the resr of his residence, on
Hotel street, ETC., praying for the
privilege to do so.
Referred by Council to their Fire Com
mittee, August 2, 1871.
The petition of Jno. A. Allen, stating
that he is the owner of part of the bed of
the bayou at DeSoto street bridge, and
being DESTROYS of building thereon, etc.,
praying to be allowed by the city q fair
compensation for which they may need
thereof, etc.
Referred by Council to their Real Estate
Committee, August 2, 1871.
The petition of H. II. Hampton and
others, stating that the public alley be-
tween Beal and GsyOso streets on Her
nando street, near the South Memphis
Market, is q public nuisance, praying that
the city have the same abated.
Prayer granted by Council, August 2,
1871. Referred by Board of Aldermen to
their Improvement Committee, August 2,
1871.
The petition of ]. Staltz, proposing to
furnish oil, glasses, etc, and light the city
oil lamps at s. so each, etc.
Referred by Council TO their Gas Conn
mittee. August 2. 1871.
The petition of A. b. Morrell, calling
the attention of the General Council to
the bad condition of Jackson street be-
tween Sixth street and the Horn Lake
road, ETC., praying for the improvement
of this and other streets, was referred by
the Council to their Improvement Com.
mittee, August 2, 1871.
The proposition of s.. T. Laveson to clean
and put all in the glass that may be bro
ken in the city lamps, at $40 per month,
the city furnishing the glass, etc, was re-
ferred'b by the Council to their Gas Com
mittee, August 2, 1871.
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REMOVAL.
SIMMONS REGULATOR.

WE have tested It's virtues, and now that
w for Dyspepsia, Biliousness and throb-
bling Headache, it is the best medicine the
world ever saw.HEditOr Telegraph and Mes
senger. Macon. Ga.
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REMOVAL.
REMOVAL.

XTT W. ITCHIE has removed his Hard
w . ware and Chain Pumps Store to no. %
SECOND STREET, opposite Moore, Elder q
Co.. Planning Mil.
Memphis, Tenn. July S. lS7l. VI
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CAVE!

TNHE route TO this Greatest Natural wonder
i of the world is via Louisville and Nash
Vile Z. R to Glasgow Junction or Cave City,
Vile, thence by easy stages seven miles
through the finest scenery. Nam
moth Cave Hotel, newly fitted and furnished
throughout, Is dIst-clsss In every respect.
AmuseRents OF every ktnd-splendid Dane
ing Hall, Billiards., CrOquet. Target Practice,
Base Ball, Ten Pins etc Fines Fishing and
Hunting within a Jew minutes walk Of the
Hotel. Ftrst-claSs Band during the entire
season. Purest atmosphere and most invieO-
rating climate on the continent Tempera
turo IN the region OF the Cave always 69o.
Sulphur Water OF any required strength re-
Gently in the Cave, and Away on
hand. Direct telegraphie communication in
the Hotel. The very best summer Resort In
America. ID. L. GRAVES, Proprietor.
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

Rawley Springs, Va, will be regularly
opened for the reception Of visitors. on the
nrst day OF June, 1871. Situated as 1t Is In the
OF the most delightful Summer resorts in the
state, but ITS great curative properties are
becoming widely celebrated.
The analysis OF the water by Prof Mallett.
OF The University OF Va, together with the
experience OF many eminent Physicians
prove that 1t Is "the Spring." for suffering
females, but besides its wonderful tonic
properties as a remedy In general debility.
anem1a and diseases peculiar to females, &c Is
unsurpassed In the treatment OF the various
forms Of Dyspepsia, and particular for
those suffering from torpid and In We
liver, Its action POI the liver, as well as the
kidney, being prompt IA decided Very
many remarkable cures could be cited OF
this class OF troublesome diseases.
kaWley Is now easy OF access, situated only
twelve miles from H~arr1sOnbdrg, the present
terminus OF b Orange Rnd Manassas Gap
Railroad from which point there Will be two
daily lines of Stages, morning and eYening.
Since last summer the buildings have been
greatly improved. as well as the road from
Harrisonburg to the Springs. There is also q
Telegraph office at HRrrisOnburg. The ac-
c~omnodattcns VIII be strictly drst-elass un-
der the management Of osephN. woodward ,
widely known as q hotel manager.
Resident Physicians =GOrdon q Williams,
one or the other of whom viii be in atten-
dance during the entire season.
RATES OF BOARD.
Per %
~ --- - "
Ohflfran and aaFUanra half nrfaa
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sAAB O bOAD'

7 y 0aT a6d0l71l1aIT.sas7117HN lHHW1Ilaall.ga1a11Was 2 U
Children and servants half price.
The people OF Memphis and the south are
respectfully referred 10 A. ID. Kerr, u. d.
and T. L. WitherspOon, ID. ID, both Of whom
have visited thig celebrated Virginia Water
ing Place. A. b IkECK. Rresa,.
He'll Board Of Directors Z. Springs Co.
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100000 TO BE GIVEN away
me SOUTH Carolina land and Immiqration AssOeiatiOn.

KINDER the auspices ot he ssoathC Caroline state Agricultural N Mechanical s@ey.
~ will give a SERIES OE CONCERTS a. the Academy OF Music Charleston ) y SOM
mendug October y ISL Tort ne purpose OF raHMnEa hnd 70 nabse ngrans0 aIea Pn
In TIM State OF SOUTH Carolina N for their anspOrsdOn thther an support FOL me
REFFRENCEs u SOUTH CAROLINA-Gen. Wade Hampton. Hon b /. Perry Gov IA
L. B8nhan, Gen. Johnson aagOod, Hon. ArmEtead Burt, Hon. Jane frenhOlR, GOvsJs
l. Manndn Hon mPDe Non anes Ch@nut s.-.,c o,uvs, onu.uao,
the First q Oeto0erR ,s st the Academy Of Music charleston WHICH 0S4
Drawing mmencaL
10000 Season Tickets Of Admission, and n more al IS each. All erdess strictly
~r confidential A
AN the PREMIUMS including Deed and Ca5idcHe OF Title to Academy Of MuseW viii De
deposited with the National Bank OF tbs Repabnc Kew York.
a 10000 IN GIE"T5.
LIST Gn,A Academy of MuLc,C Charleston c. cost to bnd, $4,000 having an annuhr rental
Of aboutS SO nom Opera Houses ness ud Halls the building being about 30 feet y
and situated oanT0 Of KinQ M Market stBsus in the entsr Of ts city ad well known
to ehen finest building and mostly valuable property in Charleston valued attSoa
% q Ss [R's &n E. LN
% Gn-SSh------~------- 54I& 1919 F. &W
5h 60Di 81 Ghs-Cash each 3------ IO
IS GIdE Cssb" each STG0 ----- 300lE0 Gins-Cash, each W--- E1
24o4 Gfns amount
|H1 49, a+-f .rH BUTLER, CHADWICK GARY q Co, .e
~ Agents. Carolina al ma TRANSPORTATION ssoetaftou.
Gn NJ O. BUF1EE, JoHE CHADvIox ESQ. Gen. n weary Charleston 50 81
r COMMISSIONERS AND SUPERVISORS OF DRAWING: CSC -EH
gen. A. B. Wright of GeorHa Col B II Ro1sdge o: South Carolina
Gen. Bradley TIohnOn. OF Virginia Hon. Rsgr A Pryor. OF New York.
- ~ SEND FOR A RCUlAk g..
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University Of Nashville }, Tenn.
Eoundea 1zas1.

TNHE Collegiate Department and Academy
Il open the Attn OF September. Under mill
tary discipline. Tuition, board, fuel, wash
ing, ETC., $50 10 Sl76 per term. The Law De-
partment opens October 4, 1871. Tuition, $40
per term. Apply 20
GEN. f. KIRBY SMITH,
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MISSISSIPPI FEMALE COLLEGE,

II FERNANDO, MISSISSIPPI. Mrs. N. P.
Ii SOuthw0rth, Principal; Prot Oh. Phi.
Wtnkler, Principal Music Department. VIII
be re-opened for the reception OIL pupils the
nrst Monday in September. FOR particulars
see circulars, or apply In person or by letter
to the Principal. augI
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acquisitions of the Hospital Physician
for hospital stores, snd the City Register
for ablank report book and 9 large scrap
book, were respectively granted by the
Council,
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CITY HALL, MEMPHIS, Aug. 2, ISL.
AT an adjourned meeting of the Mayor
and Common Council of the city Of Mem
phis, on Wednesday evening at ~ O'Clock,
August 2, lS7l-present; Hon. John John
sOn Mayor; Messrs. President Duncan,
Gent, Walsh, Chase, Lightburne, Amis,
Eshmann, Mslatests, Bschmsn, Rufin,
Harvey, Signsigo, Twohig. Genette, Gre
han, Schabel, Reder, Smith and Bolsnd,
Counclmen.
A quorum being announced, the Presi-
dent took his seat, called the members
present to order, and had the roll of the
Councilman called, etc, when, on motion,
the unfinished business before the Conn
Gil was taken up and proceeded with.
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HAOKs
FOUR SULPHUR SPRINGS
EXPERIENCES:

hEr 6fhEaNOEos
DIR. Irwin, N. J. Wright, @. France. W. ".
Mcdowell and o 3. a. Jones.
iy22 DIV M. HULINGS.
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WHEREAS, By a recent act of the Gen
eral Council, the wharfage has been re-
duced fully One-half, thereby depriving
the Whsrfmaster of his Commissions.
Resolved, That the whsrfmaster be al
lowed 1925 two hundred and twenty
five dollars per month, he paying his as
sistant.
Referred to City Attorney by Council,
August 2, 1871.
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A resolution that the City Engineer
place wooden lamp posts at the following
places in the Tenth Ward, viz; One at the
corner of Jackson and Filth streets, one at
the corner of Jackson and Seventh streets,
one at the corner of Georgia and Seventh
streets, n at the corner of Broadway
and Seventh streets, and at the corner
of Alabama and Seventh Streets, re-
ferred by the Council to their Gas Com
mittee, and their action ~cOneurred in by
the Board of Alderman by a like re-
terrence to their Gas Committee, August
Q 1a-I
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Ole Be,5Iferung ssn MINT
! ia aablte i'm Sabre 1850 6.077 peruuter L..
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runa 439. 7O6 ; i'm Qaxb @sberene 279.OOO:
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tsreu Batter sber Wutter freubseborea enb, te
mug $3.50 une BE 3abl esr'enisss, eersn
tsise Gltrn e%inranrtrtsn. 265 $50. 90 e..
sisbt nd aus biefen 3'bIsR cine esriae @Iei&'
md6iaieir ses GsrbdImiRts. IN utl@em I'D
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tuna @iuueistas ssrmsbrteu. 60 berxs 1850
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