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Races

NEW YORK, June I0.-At Jerome
Park to-day is the opening day OF the
spring meeting of the American
Jockey Club. The weather is fine and
the track in good order. The attend
ance is very large. The first race was
for the FOrtham stakes; a handicap
sweepstakes, $50 entrance PIP, for all
ages, $500 added and second horse to
receive $500 out of the stakes-One
mile and a quarter. There were
thirty nominations and thirteen horses
started. The race was won by Chilli
cOthe in 2.134. Ilimar took the second
stake. The course probably never
presented so fine an appearance as to-
day. On the grand stand the seats
were all occupied principally by
ladies. The seCend race for the Bel
mont stakes, for three year Olds, one
mile and five fUrlongs; 500 entrance
and $500 added, second horse to re-
Ceive $780, The following horses
started: Harry Bassett, By the Sea,
Nellie Gray, John Merryman, May
Clark, StOckWOOd, Edwin and Wan
derer. The race was won by Harry
Bassett in 2.56; StockwOOd came in
second, By the Sea third, and Nellie
Gray fourth.
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A fire at Fulton, New York, de-
| stToyed the pail factory, turning fac.
tory, sash and blind factory, paper
mill and novelty works.
No more junior champion games
will be permitted on the Brooklyn
base ball fields in consequence Of the
| disgracefUl riOtOus conduct OF two
clubs playing a game there yesterday.
Night before last boat with four
/ girls and man upset at Troy, New
York. One of the girls was drowned
and the others were rescued, but two
Of them are lying in a precariOus con-
ditiOn.
Edward Nevens was convicted in
New York yesterday of forgery in
| issuing counterfeit railroad tickets to
Buffalo, and rennanded for sentence.
District Attorney Fellows said that
the Erie railroad company had been
defrauded out of $4,000 by fOrgeries.
The Grand Lodge Of. Free MasOns
of New York, yesterday fixed the
annual dues at seventy-fve dollars;
a third Of which goes TO the Hall and
Asylum Fund. The committee re-
ported that they saw no reason for
amending the present Masonic ritual.
F. A. McCortney, Superintendent
and Disbursing Officer of the POstOffice
Department, who has been in bad
health for the past year, has been sent
to an insane asylum. A deficit has
been discovered in his accounts to the
amount of between thirty and forty
thousand dollars.
An investigation into the acts of
Geo. A. Batchelder, Secretary to Da-
kOta Territory, just concluded. shows
that he is unable to account for some
$4,000 belonging to the Territory. An
effort is being made to compromise
the matter, which will undoubtedly
succeed. Batchelder is a son-in-law
Of General Hamlin, of Maine.
Edward II. Norris, son of rich
Pine street broker, was charged by
Stetson, Of the AstOr House, with
having run up a bill there last April,
representing himself as an attache
of the Joint High Commission. Sub
sequently he went to Europe and
| began suit against a steamship COM
pany for alleged loss of his baggage,
which was, in fact, detained at the
AstOr House. He returned to New
York City lately and put up at the St.
James Hotel, representing himself as
Minister Motley's Private Secretary,
by means Of which he run up a large
account with the proprietOrs.
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A Beast PrOperIy Disposed or

PHILADELPHIA, June 10.-In the
case of DR.. Oliver W. Reed, who was
convicted in January last of perform
ing a criminal surgical operation on q
female, Judge Paxton this morning
Overruled the motion for a new trial.
1t is said that the female, upon whom
the abortion had been performed, was
married to defendant to prevent her
being used as witness. She, how
ever, nsd been examined, and upon
her evidence DR.. Reed was convicted.
The Judge sentenced Reed to six
years and five months Imprisonment
In the penitentiarY.
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Biz lniuns Looking for Grub

TORONTO, G. W., June 1O.-The
EUeHi1lg Express publishes the follow
ing: " We have received positive in
formation from private and trust
worthy sources that the Indians have
come down i'm force upon the Hud,
son Bay COmpany's buildings at She
bsrdawan Lake, and burned their
stores and buildings, and all the ma
terial, together with all the tools.
They have also stolen the provisions
in store. The condition of affairs is
most alarming, and it is impossible al
present to guess the extent and mean
ing of their sudden and destructive
attack. The people are in the utmost
terror"
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TELEGRAPHIc SUMMARY.
The Irrepresslble Negro

LOUISVILLE, June 1O.-A short
time since, during the street car ex-
citement in this city, Thurman Pres
ton, a negro, got on an excursion car
on Portland avenue, taking seat in
the center of the car. The conductor
tried to get him to take q seat at the
end, but he persisted in refusing,
when a policeman, J. A. Wyatt, was
called up, who arrested him, and he
was fined twenty dollars in the City
Court for disOrderly conduct.
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Han-Hatsrs.

One OF the London magazines notes
as among the odd social phenomena
Of the present day the class Of women
who are prOfessed despisers Of men.
This set Of modern nan-hRters is re-
cruited from three classes mainly
those who have been cruelty treated
by men, and whose faith in One-halt
of the human race cannot survive
their own one sad experience; those
restless and ambitious persons who
are less than women, greedy Of nOtO'
riety, Indifferent TO home lie, and
holding home duties in disdain, with
strong passions rather than warm af-
fectlons, with perverted instincts in
one direction, ana none worthy OF
the name In another; and those
who are the born vestals OF nature,
whose morale falls below the sWeeteT
svmpathies OF WOmanhOOd, and who
are unsexed by the atrOphy OF their
instincts as the other cl8ss are Dy the
perversiOn and cOarsenlng Of tnelrs.
Bv all these men are held 70 De enc
mics and oppressOrsi and sven love Is
ranked as q mere matter Of the senses.
1t NAV not be denied that women
have Just causes for complaint against
men. They have many, and so long ss
human nature IS what it is, strength
Will at times be brutal, rather than
protective, and weakness viii aVenge
itself with more craft than patience.
But that IS very different thing nom
the sexual enmity the modern man
hater5 assert, and the revolt which
thew make III their region IN r,raaqh
If women viii but believe that. on
the whole, men wish to be their
friends, and to treat them with fair
ness and generosity, they viii ind
the work Of lself-prOteCtiOn much
easier, and the recOncllement Of Op-
pOslng interests greatly slmplifed.
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DIED.

BOWEN-In this city, on the 10Th inst, at
half past seven o'clock pm, A. G. BOWEN,
aged As years.
His friends and acqusintsnces are respect
ally invited 10 attend his funeral, which
Will take place this SUNDAY afternoon, al
o'clock, from his late residence, No. IO6
Vance street.
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ItaIv

FLORENCE, June 1O.-It is official
ly announced that the capital OF Italy
will be transferred to Rome on the 1st
Of July.
The Chamber Of Deputies has adopt
ed q treaty Of commerce with the
United States,
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London

LONDON, June 1O.-The weather
continues cold for the season. There
was a snow storm of an hours dura-
ton at Birmingham this morning.
The Marquis LOrne and Princess
| landed at Deal this morning on their
| return from a tour on the continent.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
E5TATD,

No, 2Z7S, n. Rim the First Chanesry Court
OF shelby county. Tennessee.-F. B. Cren-
sbavy. admir-, etc., VS.. Geo. A. StoVall.
ny virtue OF an tuterlOeutory decree for
ID sale entered In the above cause, March 80
ISL I will sell at public auction, TO ths high
est bidder, in front Of the Clerk and Masters
once, Greenlaw Block, Second street, In the
city Of Memphis, Tenn on
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CNCLNEATI, June SIN the Rab-
binicaI Conference to-day, a report
recommending the use Of the hymn
book entitled 'SaCTed Heart Of Juda, "
was adopted.
The LsrUelits and Deborah, Of this
city, were declared to be the official
organs Of the Executive Committee.
A resolution was adopted declaring
the Conference permanent, and all
rabbis, preachers, religious teachers
and readers eligible to membership.
Drs. LiIlienthal, Wise, Eppstein,
Weichtler, ,SOnnechen and Welch were
appointed an Executive Committee.
The Conference adjourned to meet
In Oh icag0 the first Monday after Pen
tecggt.
Lest night DR.. Lillienth8l paid an
eloquent and deserved tribute TO the
distinguished DR.. Tuska, Of Memphis,
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Monday, July IOlh, 1871,

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate tO-Wit:
Situated in the county Of Shelby and State
OF Tennessee known and designated IS fol-
lows, viz: Being lot 8, in block as, on the
plan of the city OF Memphis, on the west side
OF DsSOto street, north OF and ad joining the
place now owned by the said G. A. StOVall ,
bounded IS follow: Beginning at the Eaid
StOVallFs northeast corner, running thence
with DsSOtO street lOrthWardly 6s7f feet 70 8
stakei thence WestWardly al right angles to
DsSoto street, zoo feet to q stake; thence
sOuthWardly 635% feet 10 stake; thence east
Wardly .09 feet to the beginning. said lot Is
between Linden and Beale streets, In the city
OF M phis.
Terms Of Bale-On credit Of six and twelve
months, notes with approved securities re-
quired; lien retained tn same are paid; then
equity Of redemption barred.
EDMUND A. COLE,
CLERK and Master
CIV. Frazer, Attorney. JeI0
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GathCriHg Of an he Clans ana lungs
CHATTANOOGA, June lO.-EhOrts
are making here to set aside the bank
ruptcy proceedings against the Ala
rama and Chattanooga railway. A
meeting OF all the creditors OF the
AIabema and Chattanooga railroad
throughout the country is called, to
10 beid on the l4th OF June. 1t is
Thought i' all the creditors are pres
e1f In pe,son, or By proxy, the
Tigbts 6f All can be protected
in the best manner, ana the DanK-
ruptcy proceedings, which VIII prop
ably make a total loss of all the deDts
outside the bonds Endorsed Dy the
state Of Alabama can be set aside.
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ORDER OF SALE.
On the 9th day of July, 1871,

within legal hours, to the highest bidder, Al
the south side or Court Square, in Memphis,
Tennessee, opposite the present law office or
Messrs. KOrtrecht q Gran. the following de-
scribed property, tO-Wit:
The east end OF lots Nos. lis and lie, in the
batture addition 70 the city OF Memphis, Shell
by county. Tennessee, beginning on Adams
street, on line with the west line OF Prone
OF Adams street on the south side 69 feet 20
the center OF an eight foot alley; thence along
the centre Of said alley parallel with the line
OF Promenade street. s. feet thence parallel
with Adams street, 50 feet to the west side OF
Promenade street; thence along the west line
of Promenade street, 58 feet to the beginning
Terms Of Ssle-On credit of seven months,
bond and approved security required, and
lien retained for the payment OF the pur-
chase money. Equity Of redemption barred.
This June 9, ISL
JNO. b. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Humes q POstO1, Scott & WeScOtt, SOls. for
complainant. 1ell
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BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
BOATS LFAYING NIONDAY.
DEPARTURES.
IN PORT
RrvrRs- MEArHER - RrsINEss.

RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
Weather suitry, with a cool rain In the
evening. The river here declined 3 inches
in the past a hours. At Cairo and st.
Louis the river is receding. The Ohio is
falling its entire length. Arkansas river
fell inches yesterday, with 93S feet in the
channel White river continues at a good
stage. Business on the wharf was in
active, with little movement in freights.
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THE PRINTERS,
Still Agitating the ysxed Question.

p.yrTNORE. June 1O.-In the Inter
oetiona Typographical Union to-day
NJ FitZ Williams, OF washington,
-ac.-ed 30 eXpunge the resolution
11eSsad by the Albany convention IN
refera, zee 10 the attempt TO force upon
Colunhia Union l.. i. Douglas an
svowed rat, etc. An exciting discus.
sion ensiNed. The President Iinaiiy
decided that the motion could not De
entertained.
Postmaster General Cresswell was
frat informed 81 McCartney's deIal-
cation on Frid,Ny last and immedl-
ately commenced his Investigations
Mccartney on being interrOgated by
the Postmaster General acknowledged
The deficit, saying it was caused by
blending public and private business,
and bv speculati0ns In water power
and marble Quarries at and above
HorDer's Ferry, Mccartney told the
Postmaster General that he did not
lrnow the exact amount be had in
vested in these enterprises, but he as
stoned the amount, whatever it may
~ with his other effects TO the sure
fies an his bonds. The Government
viii probably not lose a cent Nc
Cartney is a man Of education ana
culture. a good writer and a successful |
politician. He once filed an editorial
position on the Morning lhrontcte,
National Illtelli0eacer and Washing,
ton Express. The fact is recalled tnst ING.
=. BOllmsted, McCartney's immedi-
ste predecessor s. disburslng agent,
WIS discovered q dafauiter 70 the
amount OF S65 600. his lapse ap.
peared 20 result from alteration Of
mind caused, it was stated, by the eX-
cessfVe use Of opium.
The House and Senate Of New
Hampshire met In Joint commit.
fee Yesterday afternoon, and
flled several vacancies in the Senate.
sThe convention then balloted for Gov
.enor as follows: Jas. A. Weston,
Ie7. Jas. Pike, 159. Weston was de-
eiared Governor.
rFbe Emperor Alexander Of Russia
Ess Ieft Berlin. Count Waldesee
1es been appointed Chargs d'Affaires
81 paris. and VIII leave on the l5th
Instant.
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The National An6-secret Society
Association is in session in Massaehu-
sets. President Blanchard and other
leaders In the movement are present
Prof. Sloan, Of Allegheny City, spoke
of the unehristian tendency OF
Masonry. Rev. l.. n. StrattOn, Of
New York, thought Free Masonry
should be abolished by law. Gen. J.
W. Phillips, Of Vermont, was elected
oFasfdaslf far fha enaufnur .EnahE- a.--a
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YTNHE Stockholders OF the fernando Insur-
4 ance Company are hereby notified thar
the regular annual election for Directors VIII
be held at the office OF the Company no. z
Madison street, on MONDAY NEXT, I'm
inst, between the hours OF 10 am. and PM
ie1i 8. 81. NELSON, Secretary.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
OmO1al DraVv1nss.

MORNING CLAsS-Eo. Z75.
81, Z, 56, SO, 5, "A, 10, II, 3, 8, 46, IS, 2.
EVENING CLAsS-No. Z8.
7S, A. 3S, p, 10, SO, q, Al, 8, 80, 1S, 42, 81.
Prizes from 500 to S5G.00O paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily J. 4. FRANCE
f63S North Court street Box l47, Memphis,
Tenn, 2. o. MURRAY, MILLER & Co, Nan
ayers, st. Louis. Mo. jell
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MASONIC NOTICE.

MASONIC NOTICE.
TNHE ANNUAL CONVENTION of q
Il Penn 4. A. Chapter No. ~, +. and w
A. M., will be held on MONDAY EVEN-/VN
ING, June y, 1871, at o'clock. for ELECTION
OF OFFICERS and the transaction Of other i'm
portanJ business. A full attendance Is de-
sired.
All r, A. MasOns are fraternally invited. q
By order OF A. J. WHEELER, n. E. H. p.
Q. G. LOCKE, Secretary. jeIl
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The HEBREWS.

Their CondiliEu ln Cincinnati Rev Dr.
Tuska
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Notice.

District Of West Tennessee,
In Bankruptcy. So
At Memphis, Tennessee, 10th day OF June,
1871.
TNHE undersigned hereby gives netiCe Of
L his appointment as assignee Of ]. b. Ne
Caffrsy, OF Memphis, Shelby county, STATE Of
Tennessee, within said District who has been
adj diudicated bankrupt upon his own peti-
ton by the District Court OF said District.
o. W6OLDBIDGE
jeu Assignee.
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The Emperor Alexander Of Russia
g,as Ieft Berlin. Count Waldensee
11es been appointed Chargs d'Afaires
- PAWS. and win leave on the l8th
7ngtaut
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NOTICE.

C.R.Franer. Attorne4. =
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Work ca Columbia Ia us rapidly
progressing.
IT II kepdsIs glosipk bal a. fafla,'
Hotel on "Wednesday evening Jas wA'
; snooess Field knows bow 10 gcl sp
good supper
-Wsrca Fowler Of Manchester. VI
bas been Ia town iog some time taking or
ders for fruit trccs etc Mr. Fowler sold
largely here last year sud gave perfect
satisfaction
EIntHs MILLS
The hay prcss at this station Is doing
good business
Mr. Reynolds, Station Agent has
been building a tue residence near the
Depot
Your paper comes regularly and 10
read with a great deal Of interest
Local news Of interest scarce this
week
~, AtNANS.
The appraisal ct real estate Ia Frank
lin County, VI, foots up S,5l7 ,a22.
st Adams derives great benefit from
the Central Railroad management being
located there.
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TATE or VERMONT


- MANCHESTER DISTRICT. y s.
Al Probate Cont hgld a. Manchester Within
aud fuf said pihtriA. 81 Manchester oU the ga
day % March A y 1877,
rresent lau. T. u. ngrtau, Judge,
The Guardian " Sylvester b.rt4etf a miHat
heir st sylvester r. Bartlett late az EaudEala iu
said District. desc ssed presented an appliestoE
u WrtiuE GO ssli Court representing thsI be
said Ward " Interested uN hJiratlHw "a blI The
rcsl estate az which the said decreased died seis.
ed iu this state, including tie humestyadof 50.
deceased, and that IL would he beneficial 90 bic
ward & sell all his iutetcbf iu said rusi estate
Including Die interest Eu said homestead f1g the
purpose ot putting tbs hyslls thereof az interest
and praying Asid tUHfl tar tBp reaAAna atarpsaiA
to grant him truuse g. sell HE said wafls ius
tercst in al Of said rcil estate
NhetuupAu 30 was ordered ihHt hearing npnu
said application hu had a. Probate Court ia he
held AZ the Probate once lu Manchester In said
District un the laFt Wednesday ga March, A. u,
1871; and that notice Of said application The ma
turc and tcasans thereof aud TIE time aud place
Of hearing thereon, be given 20 al persona inter
eFtad by publishing a certified copy Of The TO-
cord of said order three weeks sueeysslSely ia
the MASqusriR JouRNAL newspaper printed
AZ saia Manchester, previous te said time Of
bearing.
trao record
Attest, IOYElsAND MUNSON. Register.
true copy Of record
Attest, IONEIAND MthHuN, Register
d2jw3l5iN
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The farmer, seem doomed 10 disa8-
polulmeui ibis Spring Their faces arc
longer than ever, because there f. no pre-
sent prospect Of a good sugar-sea-ou.
Those, however, who tapped out las
early as the 9Th or 9Th Of tic month have
had good ran fgr several days We
can testify ihat maple syrup il ss good
this wear a. Il ever was.
Mr. Daniel Curtis is siIl confined 10
the house Ri. friends hope 10 -ae him
better q. warm weather comes or
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-McLear,' Troupe gave another en-
tertanncnt at the District Hall, in thi.
place, Friday evening Their main play
was "lngomar the Barbarian" which oc-
cupied about two hours, after which, they
concluded with the laughable farce
Country Cousin which made our sides
ache 50 we could hardly get home. They
had large and attentive audience. and
have concluded to stay another evening
We can say it ia the best travelling gbo,e
Of the kind that ever was i'm this part Of
the country and they do an they adver-
tise. They will get a fun house Tonight
which Is their third in this place.
There j. sugar being made here. The
farmers feel pretty vel. But tile lumber.
men are IN a different mood. They have
been unable to get but little wood down.
aud there is mol much prospect Of any
more snow this Spring! but few have
got their wood, O, it t. nearly so on the
mountain where IL i. impossible 10 get NJ
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quite "a exciting tilue az Town Elec-
ton. resulting ia = victory ever Rum.
Everything passed % % Tie Subtraction
az he lovers % good order IN thls town
News Il scarce; but will try 70 send
sou Some local items next wees
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NANCY McLrNETHANs Estaie


- NEAFt ~ tfsHaNf. MagzhesteF Distract. -
A. Probate aft bod ii Manchester wtau
aBa On sa.d District ~ Manchester. 81 ihs Itlh
8ay a. Erhf1afg A p. ASA
Al Instrument in wriiiRg paFporaag "a Is ihs
lAst VII Au1 testament af Nancy Metanetbaa.
late ni SYNDICATE iu sAtd District Aeesaaea, vas
presented iaf probate.
WheftuPaB i was afdtttI that said fHs3ru.
mont be proven 81 a Probate Cauft g. BE- hoid 5,
sht Probate 1f3sf lH Manchester Ia said District
ou the last Wednesday ln March, A. n 1871
and that notice thereof hn giyea fa al persona
interested by Publishing aetniNed copy g tbF
recorA at said order three weehs euceeNsiFply iu
She MtNEHrsFtN l0gBstIs newspaper printed
81 said Manchester, prouoas to ssid iiias Of
hearing.
4 ttut record.
AHos,, LoNEfANp NuNSoN. Register
A true cUpy uf record
Attest IuNEt AND NpNsuN. Register
a. HW1li5X
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I FRoY q HAYS rsrArr

- sFtTr ~ NfkM Nz haHetastas p.atFsf =,
A. e Probate crgs ke'4 e Msatkssf-T ystt1.
tnd f.I sai lssif e NansAeste5 - fha 9tfa
aav af Fshfmaff, A Il 3stL
rretsnt Hes q H Nftr0v. tu8.s
she Aamialsirai51 an ne estate Il Isray d
Hay laAa ef EaPtrt 6 ss4 Nsgfsaa lssss..t
proposed n Jfai5f Is tas#at ~ HES t-ssr.ssi..
l4an "a sad estate
WheFeapea ID Has uI,lffr1 that az.8 t,.7s.55.t H.
stamiaed q al usues a. i1ahals laaF8 ~ ~
Nsld Il DE lfstats 3Haa Is Manchester 8 a..
II strist 90 ihs Pass "Wednesday in Msf5h A. IL.
lNs sha thaf nailae ieeFeof ID s5rea Is 81 PEI.
ssas nteffsttA ~ salHa certified eapy q
liz Ia SIC Ms uNsftn laeaytf. a ueuspappf
pUute8 a SAL Manchester, rrevtaas Is sAi4
sine e bsWHE
A trae l.s csfa
Attest iONEtANh At NsoN, Rskttst
4 irua tart 81 Naeaf3
AHest LoyflsNp NrNsoN. Register
a. 81 2lJ1aE
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De- Nu6F8 Yrsef
Az 80 q Asa1besssf ss'fas1 f
Msaarstsfa aH fHaE8f ~ tEa
zasl lfa sgta ass
htgtsttss isafes Vas bea.sf fa..nsa tepaf
sss4s4s HafsAtfs RHa -aE agFs 81 o. 4
shFf srHfsl a' ts tHsE aa
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a.ntra Ftrrsstaa Httnoau.

TUESDAY MORNING MARIA 1874
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