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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-23

FvDEEAI, CoURT.-The following bust
ness has been transacted since our last re-
port
for not paving special.tax. Forfeiture
limited States vs. Wash Flat; Illicit dig
filling. Forfeiture.
United States VI S W Csntrell; illicit
distilling. Forfeiture set aside.
limited States vs. l. NJ Temple; non-psy-
mept Of special tax. Plead guilty and
fined 80 and costs.
United States vs. Haynes d Erwin; OBJ
structipg a Deputy Marshal in the dig
charge Of his duties. Forfeiture.
United States vs.. John Armstrong, IL
icit distilling. Forfeiture.
limited States vs.. J. Edward Stacey, in
dicted for receiving, ETC., money as reVe-
nne officer. Forfeiture Of 81, 900.
limited States vs.. V. W. Smith. For
sa;fnra sat aside. and case continued till
next term.
Isascs 4 Sons vs.. q. Oronstine. Judg-
ment for S721, affirmed.
Unrted States vs.. Jake Anthony. The
inrv rendered a verdict for 1851.
TIE Law CoUBT.-The application o.
AI,rtba M. Martin for divorce from John
r r Martin, was granted and divorce Is
sned Divorce was granted F. E. e.
Hnobes. from Melyina Hughes.
A writ of habess corpus was aP-
nIied for by Alice NJ. Wheeler, in order 10
have restored to her two minor children
now in the possession, without her con-
cont of Martin Wheeler. The court
dered possession of children to the mother
for the present, ard continued the hear
| inc of the case until the LIST Monday II
Nav. The time of the court for the re-
mainder of the day was mainly devoted q
the hearing of motions. Business VIII De
resumed tomorrow, commencing at case
on the docket No. Sc.
| CHANcERY CoURT.-Not in session yes
terday.
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LOUISVILLE

The Aldermen Concur in the $780,,
600 RII-Thc People TO Vote on IL
May 3.
LOUISVILLE, April 22.-The Board of
Aldermen tonight unanimously passed
the ordinance subscribing 1915, 900 to
aid the Louisville and Nashville railroad
In extending is connections south, by
lease of the Nashville and Decatur rail
road, and the purchase of controlling
interest in tue North and South Alabama
railroad. The ordinance will be sub
mltted to the people Of the city on the
9th day of Nay, instead o f the 9Th. The
lower Board c0ucurred in the change.
There is no doubt the people will indorse
the action of the City Council
Child Burned TO Death.
This evening Mary WsggOner, aged 9
wears, went into d CCal shed in the rear OF
her father's resdince, to play, and set fire
TO some shsvings and kindling wood. Her
dress caught fire and the child was so
horribly burned that she was in the last
agony of death when discovered, few
minutes after.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-23
New Books.

We have received from Appleton Il Com
pany, Publishers, New York, lot of most
excellent books. Among them We find;
VERA, highly interesting novel, treating
in excellent tone and style of the Russian
Princess and the English Earl, their trials
and troubles, the mishaps and adventures
of this uncertain life, showing that the
course of true love never runs smooth,
beginning in the Orimes and ending in
marriage and happiness. To the novel
reader we can recommend it as one of the
best that has recently been published.
HEIR OF REDCLYFFE Is by the author Of
the Two Guardians, Henrietta's Wish,
the Kings of England and other novels
This novel is by a standard author and is
fully up to the reputation of any of its
predecessors. 1t has deservedly had what
the booksellers would call good run. Its
tone is elevatisg, its plan good and well
carried out. OF it the reader will have O
pleasant remembrance.
THE REVELATIONS OF ST. JOHN, by an
eminent divine, Rev. DR.. Cowles. We
are informed by one familiar with biblical
lore that this is most excellent work, and
! ought to be in the hands of every preacher
and Sunday-school teacher in the land.
These books are for sale by W. T. Berry
& Co, on the Square.
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NEW YORK.
Another OF Uncle sam'S slippery
Nephcgs

announcer OF Uncle "a nf'S slippery
NephcWs.
NRw IoRK, April 22.-The Tribune
says an examination OF the accounts of
Gen. Lawrence, lately pension agent in
this city, has shown that there is not only
defalcation, but lhst the amount is far
beyond what was fssred. The friends
of the missing man appear to be no less
deceived as to the condition of his af-
fairs than the public. The examination
has been so far completed as TO show
deficit of over $50, 600 A large number
of pension checks, the payment of which
were suspended, because of no funds
provided for the sub treasury to meet
them, have been returned 10 the Pension
Office. The pensioners wiz Cf course
receive the full amount for which the
checks are drawn, the Government being
the only loser by the defslcation.
LATER. in the case of Gen. Lawrence,
the pension agent, it is said the Govern
ment has been defrauded by a system of
raised checks on the foreign pensions
which are paid in gross by Government
order. Agent Lawrence was In the habit
of reporting the total sum as much
larger than it-reslly was and obtaining
check for the false amount 1t is be-
heved here that he went to Chicago as at
first stated and is now in Canada. 1t is
said woman is the cause of the whole
trouble and that she accompanied him in
his flight The Ultimate losses by the de-
falcation will be on Gen. Lawrence's
bondsmen, whose assets are amply sufh-
Gent 10 indemnify the Government.
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THE MEMPHIS COUPOSs,
A Card from COmptrOIIer Penneba-

ker.
To the Editors of the Union and American;
CoNPrRoILER's OFFICE, NASHVILLE,
TENN, April %, 1S7l.-l notice N
Tbursd4y's Memphis Appeal the cores
nondence between his Honor, Mayor
Johnson. of Memphis, and myself rela-
tive 10 the seMemphis coupons transac-
ton IN which it is alleged that adj
mitted the correctness of his letter OF the
10th inst.
did not answer said letter, for l con
sidered my letter of the 9th inst com
nIete answer to his inquiries in previous
and after communications. / will also
state that have no recollection that MI.
Sbenberd produced the letter of Mr.. Dun
Lap. and my clerk, Mr.. Wade, is positive
| he never saw it.
The first communication l received
from his Honor, Mr.. johnson, through MS
| Comptroller.- was in reference to the
| debt of the Memphis and Little ROCK
Railroad. dated Nov II, 70, to which
l replied Nov. 13, 20. No mention was
made of any claim, or OF any pay msn,
having been made for the Memphis sno
| Charleston Railroad, nor do the books OF
| this office show that such Wes made
Through the kindness of Mr.. Plunkett
former Clerk in this office, MIR. Shephero
| ascertained the fact that Messrs. Brink
lev, Tate and others, had paid IN Sl5,-
| 600 "as July interest on $500, 600 bonds
of city of Memphis, issued to Memphis
and Charleston Railroad, but what II was
in; whether in coupons, TeDnesses
money, currency, or Confederate money
the books of this Office do not show, nor
that the city of Memphis should have or
is entitled to credit therefor, as the pay ~.
ment was made by indiUiduoIs, and not
by the city of Memphis. 49,.
This being full statement OF J5cts,
| 1 shall, in the performance OF my oIncla s
duties, pay no further attention 70 news new
nsper communications. Respectfully
ED. r. PENNKBAKEB, Comp'ioier.
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Rurglars About.

Citizens resident on South High, be-
tween Lincoln alley and South Union
streets, have occasion to keep their gates
and doors securely fastened at night.
Within short time a number Of kitchens
and store-rooms in the locality mentioned
have been broken open and valuable ar
ticles and family supplies carried off. The
thieves out there seem to have an especial
fondness for bacon and -four, but in some
cases have gone for everything else of
value that could be conveniently removed.
Stronger locks or sharper dogs are needed.
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Alarm 0fEIre.

The alarm of fire about o'clock last
evening proceeded from the establishment
of j. a. Needles & Co., on Market street,
near Union. A little boy was engaged in
filing the reservoir attached to a gasoline
stove, but in so doing had neglected
to shut off the light then burning in the
stove. A portion of the fluid ran down the
.od, and communicated with the light, and
with such a train the fame communicated
with the reservoir, and the stove in mo-
ment was surrounded with sheet of fire.
1t continued burning until all the gasoline
was consumed, and that was the last Of 1t.
There was no explosion, and it was one Of
those accidents resulting from carelessness,
in this instance, however, without any ma
terial damage.
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CUBA.
The Bishop without a Diocese.

NRw YORK, April 22.-The steamship
Missouri arrived 21st inst. from Havana.
Among the passengers was Bishop Mar
tinez, accompanied by his secretary,
Able Peartee. He says the refusal to
permit him to land was owing to his min
istering to the spiritual wants of the in
surgents by sending priest among them.
He would be dereliCt in his duty had he
not done so, as the insurgents were of his
spiritual flock. The Bishop says he will
not return to Cuba by permission of the
military, who rule the island. He learned
that placards are posted in Havana
wherein the volunteers declared they
would walk over his body before they
would allow him to enter the city.
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TIED CITY.
of His Money.

A few days ago Enoch Brown, living In
Williamson county, about a mile and q
halt from the city of Tank, was robbed Of
$l4S in currency. He had been to Frank
lin and checked that amount out OF the
bank, and returning home, deposited the
money in the bureau drawer. That night
the money was stolen, and suspicion rests
on q negro named Whitfield, who lived
with Mr.. Brown, who departed suddenly
next morning The last heard OF the
negro he was on steamboat bound for
Cincinnati, and it is supposed he was max
ing for Xenia, Ohio, where his grandfather
(SteYe Demossl resides.
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TO THE LADIES AND GENTS ::

L my Ice Cream Saloon, and having Ladies'
arlor separate from the 0entlemen's with an en-
trance fronting on Union street, every thing new
ly fitted up in the finest and most Improved style,
furnish the Pure Cream of the finest quality.
Sherbets OF different flavOrG. The
finest quality of Cakes Kept con-
sIantly on hand.
Ladies will also bs accommodated with MEALS
or LUNCH at all hours orders promptly at
tended to. Orders for Weddings and Parties So
Hcited.
T. S-Custsrd Ice Cream made by nv PATENT
ICE CbEAM FREEZER, for Picnics, in quantities
Of not less than five gallons, at 81 per gallon.
z. OXANNE,
aprl9 SIN sp Corner Unisn and Summer sts.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
The Peruvian DeIuEe-Ravages of
the uurrain.

NEw York, April %, via Havana
Particulars of the late flood in Peru
are sad enough. $4,000, 900 it is esti-
mated will not cover the damage to prop
erty. while the loss of life and restitution
is immense. 1000 people are mesgerly
subsisting on the charity of neigboring
towns, which cannot continue.
An animal disease, affecting the foot
and mouth, has broken out in South
America and extended with amazing
rapidity in Northern Chill, while the
Southern provinces are again threatened
with Indian incursiOns.
The war in the Argentine Republic is
nearly over, but revolution has broken
out in Brazil.
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INDIANAPOLIS.
Grants Reception.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, April 22.-The
President arrived this A. NJ, accompanied
by Senator Morton, and was met by a
committee of reception, consisting of
Hon. Daniel Macauley, the Mayor, and
number of prominent citizens.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-23
CHICAGO.
A southern Ku.KIux Captured.

A Southern Ku-KluN Captured.
CHICAGO, April 22.-The remains Of
Jno. P. Salden, alleged TO have been muir
dered by Stephen Bellew in September
last, has arrived from Texas. Bellew,
after perpetrating the murder, came to
Quincy and married the murdered mans
sister, standing up in the boots he had
taken from the soldiers feet alter he
killed him. Belew is TO be taken to
Texas for trial.
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TELEtiRAPHIC.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Gen. Grant at Indianapolis
Radical DefauIterinNeWYOrk
The Pennsylvania Ku-KluX
Breathing RIrder Arson
Louisville, and Decatur Read
Aldermen Adept CeaRciI Bill
WASHINGTON
Gen. Grant at indianapolis
Radical Observation-Disclosures
The Pennsylvania Ku-KIux
Breathing Rnrder and Arson
LOUISVILLE, and Becatur Road
Aldermen Adopt CeunciI Bill
WASHINGTON.
The Alabama Claims Trea,y

The Alabama Claims Treaty.
WASHINGTON, April 22.-The English
High Commissioners are aDxiousIy await
ing advices from their Government con-
corning the proposition submitted for its
sanction.
Interest en- the New Loan.
The Secretary of the Treasury
has determined to pay the interest
on the new registered bonds by
check sent directly to the holder of
the bonds All persons subscribing to
the new loan are requested 20 furnish
their-addresses in order that this plan may
be carried ont, ,.,. ..-.-.- -
Odd Fellows Anniversary.
The ffty-second anniversary of the
establishment Of the Order of Odd Eel
lows in this country will be observed by
the members here, on Wednesday next,
as day of Thanksgiving, and extensive
preparations have been made for it.
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nelIcacLes of the Season.

Strawberries and green peas were plen-
tiful in the market yesterday, the former
selling at 10000 cents per quart, aud the
latter at $3.50 per peck.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-23

T. is reported by gentlemen wac nave a,
travelled quite extensively through inc
STATE that there will be clmPaIailve
failure In the fruit crop, owing 10 want
81 bloom. This is said to be particularly
the case with apple trees. Ia many sec
tions however, the fruit yield viii be
Iarge, The peach crop will also DC more
abundant than usual
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-23
CINCINNATI.

The COIOred Folks want TO be Re-
cOgnized as Policemen,
CINCINNATI, O., April ga commit
Tee of colored men have waited on Mayor
Davis to confer on the subject Of colored
representation among the police appoint
ments. They made no demand for sp-
pointments proportionate to their number
according to population, but asked TO
have colOred men recognized. The Mayor
has intimsted an intention 10 try the ex-
pertinent by the appointment of a few
colored men as station-hO keepers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-23
MEMPHIS.
Tho aces This Veek-FIrSt Engine
over the Little Rock Road.

MEMPHIS, April 22.-Ffty-two well
known horses arc already on the course,
and more are expected for the spring
meeting which c mmences Tuesday next.
A special to the Avalanche from Little
Rock says the first engine went over the
Memphis and L.tle Rock Road yester-
day. There is not more than six inches
of water now ever the track at any place.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-23

The Princess Louise and the Marquis
of LOrne are on short visit at Florence,
Italy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-23

The elevated railway in New York city
WAS sold Vt. ,rday under execution for
1914, 464.
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ArriTa! an Departure Of the Mails.

FROM Brl:rsl.-t.. Shreveport-l a.
ryimg all mail f..r tue East or West.
Departs daily at 2 A VI.
From Bellevue to Vicksburg-Car
rsimg all mail matter far the Eastern.
Western aud Middle States and New
Orleans.
Departs duily at 9 r. NJ ~
All mails closed for the East and
Wet at 81 \ *.
From 5rII,.s.H+ "a Fillnorp--.H
D-prris every "Wednesday AT 8 n. IN.
Arrives every Wednesday at p. m.
Frnn, 81. l,.yu- 80 Colhnsburg, via
Gnlrviilr aud Rocky Mount
Drra't- Mondays at Il. IN.
Arrives Tuesdays at 6 p. IN.
From Bellevue to Magnolia, Ark,
via cotton Valley, La ".... a..
Departs Mondays at Il m.
Arrives Wrdnr days at e Up. m.
\" delivery. except from hook boxes,
while opening or asserting the mails.
Office hours from & a. IN. to 9 p. m.
except on Sunday. Sunday from u tn
u n. +. j MoORE,
Acting p NJ.
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BCssier yarish BIrectory

L. b; Watkins. Judge District Court,
MindeB a. re-
I. E. Paxton, District Attorney. Gov
shatta.
L. W. Baker. Parish Judge, Bellevoe.
Is +. O'Nrai. Sheriff, -s-iasr y,r
Th"s. n. Bralen, Clerk Dist Court,
Bellevue, - O.. t.h4'
n. F CHx. Deputy Clerk. Dist. Court.
Holland w. Clarke, Recorder, Belle
~. vue. l-tI
K 3. Taylor. Deputy Recorder.
hIoh'd. w. Turner. District Attorney
pro tenn. Bellevue,
James A, Heron, State Tax Collector,
Bellevue. ....s
Samuel M. Thomas. State Senator.
Benton. La H lIF."
w. F. Blackmsn. State Senator. Ho.
mer. La.
Z. 5. Aboll, Representative, Shreve-
port.
u. Cady Stanton. Representative.
Shreveport.
w. X. Head. Coroner. Bellevue.
Z. 4. Moore, Parish Treasurer, Belle
vue.
j. II. Lotion, Stray Master. Bellevue.
Y. McCieneghsn, Parish Surveyor.
Bellevue. La. '"-
c. MCCleneghun, p est. Police jury,
Bellevue. ..... --..a.r -
Z. B. Taylor, CLERK P. j., Bellevue
K. I. Vinson. Police Juror, Ward 1.
Shreveport Hrr. sa=~
J. N. Cooper. Police Juror, Ward 2,
Benton 1'ihz
j. w. Walker, Police Juror, Ward 3,
Red Land.
j. n Plat, Police Juror. Ward 4,
Fillmore. ..- i. .l.ssg
(vacaut) Police Juror. Ward S. .r,
(cut off Police Juror, Ward q.
,cut off Police Juror. Ward 2.
j. H. Marks, Police Juror, Ward 8,
Collin>burg.
c. McCleneghan, Police Juror, Ward
Q. ~. ..... .- .,,atr.
t. w. Woodruff. ustice of the Peace,
Ward 2. Benton. ...--
J. w. Walker, j. P. Ward 8, Red
Land.
j. E. MCarty, Ward4, Bellevue
Henry Barnacastle. Ward S, Fillmore.
>. A Moore, . 8, Collins
burg.
Ed Hall. j. P. Ward 9, Bellevue.
}. W. Simmons, Constable, Ward 2
F. Love. 3
T. Chasteen. ..wEg a.rrs
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Land for. sale.

MN, H. ScanIand offtrs for sal" o.
w the best of terms, and at 'n.'G
crate piices. The following described
land lying in Bossier PARISH. viz:
The northwest quarter IF northeast
quarter. n"rihwest quarternf southwest
half. and southeast quarter of south
west quarter of section "a. township
20. range Ill, CONTAINING leo acres.
near Au,brnse's. .. ........ ...... 4
The southeast quarter Of northwest
quarter "f SEC. %; Northwest quarter If
northeast quarter. SECTION "a. and
southwest quarter and south nulf ~
northwest quarter. section II, town
ship 10. range Ill. CONTAINING $40
acre.. near aud in the Big Prairie.
East halfnf northwest quarter, acc
tinL 20. township IL. range IL. con-
tanning 80 acres in River ROltnm, part
of the old Cahill place.
Southwest gnarter"f Southwe~tquar-
ter, and SOUTHEAST quarter of SOUTH a,
quarter, section p; northwest quarter
of northeast quarter, and northeast
quarter of northwest quarter. and
northwest quarter of n"rtlwe quarter
of SECTION 30. township 22, range IL,
mar Cnllin>burg. East half aud tise
northwest quarter of northwest quarter
of section 3; and snurh half "f north
east quarter, sec. s. township %, range
II. containing 200 acres, The f"regp-
ing are wild lands.
Also the "Ahnpy Plantation" Fl =
miles sruchward of Bellevue. contain
ing 500 acres; 400 hundred cleared
and under excellent fences. This
plantation is near the projected ruai-
of the Nrrth Louisiana k K
AIS" the f"lluwinG lund lying in
Webster parish:
Northeast quarter Of northeast quar-
ter, section 50. township %. range | ] ;
and ives; half If northwest quarter, SEC
ti"m 81, township % rang l0-l60
acres. known a. the Mar"n Stack en-
try.
Northwest qnarter and north half If
northeast quarter. Nurth half If south
west quarter aud ~ou:hea,.t quarter of
southwest quarter. section 3, township
20, rang 10; and northeast quarter
of northeast quarter, section Z. and
southwest quarter of southwest quarter
and southwest quarter "f northeast
quarter, srctiun $50 acres. near
Marion d yie's. 4.
East nalf of northeast quarter, sec
ton p, township 10. range 1870
acres. near j. w. McDonuld's planta
tim -
Southwest quarter of southwest
quarter. northwest quarter of of south
west quarter, section p; southwest
Quarter of northwest quarter, srcti"u
:tO. and southeast quarter of northwest
Quarter, and northwest quarter Ut
nuriheast quarter. SECTION 81. townShip
81, range 10. Containing 200 acres. aud
being formerly part of the Lee Hodges
plarGuIiuI~
Southwest quarter and south half
of northwest quarter, section 20
SOUTHEAST quarter of northeast quarter,
aud nnrttcast quarter of southeast
quarter, section q; and north half of
northeast quarter. section %, township
% rang III, containing 300 acres.
near Ogsrte Grant. ......
Northwest quartrr"f northwest quar-
ter. and west half of southwest quarter
of section l3. township 81. range IL.
Containing 100 acres ON Bodcau bay
on. ...
Persons desiring TO purchase. will
address the proprietor. at Guushatta
Red River parish, La. - ..
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Succession .NBtire.

Succession of } In Parish Court Ui
Vim IL. Pickett, Bos<ier Parish, Lou
deceased isiaua
Notice is hereby given that ]. z. Harris,
IN admir-, hzs shis d4r iiird in the dee of
the Clerk Of tie district Court, Cor
Booster parish. Lou. siana his statement of
deo:s aud socesnt in said succession of w
d. Pickett, deceased.
Now, therefore, this Is 10 admonisR all
persons concerned, that Il opposition Il not
made thereto within the time prescribed by
law, said statement of Sebis aud account
viii be homolosated and L. ads the judi nent
Of the Court
9 Witness. the Hon l. ~. Baker Parish
Judge of BOssier parish, LA. this 9Th day
September, ISL III.
TN. BgADEN, Clerk
M Dts District Court.
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BeI!eUHe .4cGdenay.
r1Nhe second annual session of this lnstitu-
Il ton will begin on MONDAY, the
18th Of SeptesM Der, 1871,

and will clcse on the last Friday in June,
1872
During the Summer -acatiOn the building
will be repaired, and ample accommodations
will be made for large number of students
Competent and able assistants will be Sc
cured, and parents may rest assured that
every effort will be made to advance their
children.
TUITiON-PEE MONTH.
Primary. SO 90
English branches, including Arith
Inetic, Geography, English Gram
mar, Reading and writing, any or all
of these, 90
Academic, including Algebra, Georne-
try, Natural Philosophy and Latin,
any or al of these, "f '- 90
Collegiate, . 90
Good board may be had in private fami-
lies upeu the uiOst reasonable terms.
No deductions made except in cases of
protracreG illness All payments must be
made promptly at the end of every two
months.
"a LOWRY, Principal
june It'll, 1871. nl3
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GDid / understand you to say
that / WAS lousy sirs" "Oh no.
/ merely told my friend when it
rsined lice in Egypt, L Thought
Won must have been walking
about the stEePts without hat OF
umbrella that's ALP