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The New York herald., 1871-09-15
MUSICAL.

A GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION ON THE
"A panoforte puyiis yer quarter
references gwen. Address rsiiencc, TEACHER box
lzs Herald Uptown Branch Office, ,2f6 Broa iwsy.
NINE. DE BARRY, PIANIST, HAS RETURNED FROM
u Canada, and will be In town until Monday 18th
inst, which she viii give her private lessons every
Saturday. 759 broadway.
VVATSON'S MUSIC ROOMS.--PRIvATE LESSONS
w Piano. Organ, Gui ar, Violin Singing Harmony day
and evening Established ls5s g. Clinton place (tirnth
street) Circulars mailed. J. JAY WATSON, Director,
do Music LESSONS.
DO. ~ pn referred
MASTER, Herald onnce.
The New York herald., 1871-09-15

DANCING ACADEMIES.
A -SAuSE'S DANCING MISUNDERSTANDING
IA. han, ia East Tni teenth street. and Brevoor Hail. M
last fiy.ourth street. PRIVATE lessons any day
or evening. CIRCULARS at private academy, AZ Esst
Eleventh street.
The New York herald., 1871-09-15

DIANOS, MEI.oDEONS ANO Or lASs-DF yE,y AVN
beautiful Styles Of dierent mtScrs at Low prioes Tor
cash monthly n,tsnents, fpr reo nj WArsxS, alt
broadway, iban can he found eeowsare. "
LlLOCUTlON TAUGHT AND PULLS PREPARED FOp
IL the stase by professional ao r.ss mil from ~
r. u. or %4drss AhiASi, 70 Eat 1hirieeBth atscel
WANTED-FoR CASH, A sTEISwAy OR cHIexER,
w ing liano, not mach cd. Addr. a. Al q nor m
Herald Uptown Branch once, i.A6 broadway.
&Dnl BARGAIN TO TO-bhY-BhAUTlFuL SEVEN
W. octave rosewood Piano, caivet egs serpentlne
bal aice monthly. X rArI,E
40 Eighth avenue, nnar Thirty iour.h strro-
The New York herald., 1871-09-15

AT HYvcAS's, 65s BROADWAY, CORNER OF BOND
"A streei.-9AC,rs advances mads Dmn,nbs AMI
wasches, siiverNre, Will pay tne highest msr<ot
prlc IA
The New York herald., 1871-09-15
BOARDERs WANTED.

Al WEST TwENTY-NINTH eTREEr-A SUIT OF
III nanosomeiy furnished Rooms, second and third
noor Iont, TO let with nrst class e Rooms for
gle gentlemen
The New York herald., 1871-09-15

A MAGNIFICENT az OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO.
"A fore grand made order, cbrated maker, uscn
i've months, faly Guaranteed 7750. for Sz75 Psrpr
Suits, Paintings, Broures Rookca ttaceres Carpets
Filth avenue.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

A Water PARTY.-0n Tuesday evening
last, three Of young citizens took 10 hand
to have little aquatic amusement They
proceeded accordingly to the neighbori.cod
OF Michelis quarry, where they found what
answered Tie purposes Of boat, which
had been laying 10 the sun for a long time
and was decidedly leaky. Nevertheless,
bent upon spoil, they launched their frail
bark upon the perilous deep, and in tie
absence Of oars, atailed themselves Of the
use Of a couple Of sboFeIs ADD long pole.
They bad not proceeded far before heir
boat gave evident signs Of leaving in, I"
and in a sbcrt time, notwithstanding all
their Efforts to keep Il af0ai, went under,
giving our young friends q most glorious
and refreshing drckihs." Fortunately,
being coed suimnersy and net VERY far
hon shore. they managed 70 reach isrTs
frna in safety, duEsinr sut thsir boat,
aud one Of The aspirauts fer ssuatis celeb
rify bringing his shovel cat between his
legs No bad results havf beloved. We
hear, s1cepi IN The ease Of ere, rho vas
dseksd in his sunday oi-ihss- At IL
tine q The disaster. ana Re Is fssrfal ihs5
hsvs 6 lost sous q ihsir gios-.7
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

gess' Although still far from com oletion,
Divine Service has been held in the new
Episcopal Church for several Sundays PAST,
under the innistrations of the esteemed
Rector, the Rev s. d. Davenport. The
new bell, presented by the merchants Of
New Yo,k, has safely arrived, and has al
ready given tongue. When hung in The
tower, its tone win be very fine and effect
i've. We shall have occasion TO revert to
the subject of the bell in subsequent
issue,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

fnafff.ni namllf afihe State
laafral ar nHi'Ie q lisi All lefsufs
KILLED. uouudri and tapiaTtl in
Jsek eoaniT, from Aususi isas. o.
ISL, ~ the lndians This iist
E.ols ~ no los lhan one beaded
and nino KILLED. besides tao aml-
lies whose numbers are not given,
three wounded AMI three tapiurrt
aud carried OF. Many 0fiho Kill
"a we're women ADD thiliron-n0t
killed hy ihe casualties of Mar, has
murdered ia the most fsnlish LaT-
harity, many an inisnl having -
brains dashed out b. some nerre
warrior, while the poor mother
looked on IA uRuilerabls anguish,
the sting u her own efming ALMOST
extracted BY the horrible scenes she
WAS compelled TO witness, Houses
were burned, and stock 10 a eonsld-
cradle amount driven in this period,
Ono IL the great Inducements
which lei the Lone Star kepahlie
Ia resign her rank IN tho family OF
inde;,endent nations, aud link her
fortunes with the States who were
~ closely allied 10 her, was he
promise Of protection from the In
dian and Mesleah who were har-
RAISING her borders aud numbering
her citizens but during tho thirty
wears that, with the exception al
The late 'iar, sho has been under
the projection of tho "slars and
strlpes," her borders have almost
continually hsrried By the felent-
less enemies, aud her hpes ofpeaee
lave been decisive The frontier
was more eiIcolunlly protected dur,
Ing tho flrst ybhr Of the war than
il has been u, anr time since. q,
Not only has The United States
furnished The Indians with clothing
and provisiohsi aud Indirectly with
ar!ns and ammunition, but II has
sheltered item from the righteous
vengeance OF tho herdercrs, and
yir,ully tied the hands of the State
government II has claimed these
numbering savagcs ms the wards OF
the nation-has insisted that they
are at peace with the government,
and yet has taken no adequate
stems TO force the Indians 10 pre-
serve this poaco. The Indians have
asserted that they did not believe
that Texas belonged 10 the United
States. aud that they did not con-
slider IL was n crime against the lat
ter government to raid upon her,
and no wonder, when we consider
the worse than apathy and neglect
which has heen shown toward the
prosecuted State. 49,.
Troops have been chartered free
| " all over the South, and but Il
month ago q bill was passed TO allow
the use of the army against I'M
aginary Ku-Klux, but there hire,
comparatively, no troops and no
protection against an enemy who
have killed one hundred and nine
in one county alone. China slew
not American, but foreign citizens,
did the United States protests at
once and Indignantly against such
breach Of faith, and canvasscs the
necessity FOR harsher measures /;
England must account for her con-
duct during the Gar; everywhere
else American life end property
must be respected, save In Texas,
where the barbarous savagc5 are al
lowed privileges and immunities
granted no nation on the globe. Such
an exhibition of tho great moral
principles of equal rights and
equal justice" will doubtless win
many converts to the republican
ism that advocates them.
Houston Telegraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03
tribute to Texas.

We publish the subioined extract
from the Chicago Evening Post, as
being specially interesting at the
present juncturo
The visit of Mr.. Greeley to Texas
will DO likely to change many OF
his ideas of the soil, resources and
social condition of that portion OF
the Union. He will not be apt to
see good specimens of the mythical
"border rutliian;" but he will find
instead of them plenty of rough
but open-handed men, frank and
hearty PLANTERS and stock growers,
whose fife on the frontier has not
induced quite as much outer polish
as inner. manhood. Shootings, stab
bings, and mutual mincing with
bowie knives are not the ordinary
occupations, but the exceptional re-
suit of passion and excitement. AS
q source of mere amusement, these
things arc no more popular, ifmorc
common, in Texas tliun elsewhere
Mr.. Greeley will perhaps also be
able to visit and see for himself the
effects of enforcing the reconstruc'
ton acts in sections where the ne
gro population exceeds the white,
how far colored rule in such loeali-
ties is success. He may also be
induced to modify somo Of his opin-
ions as to any redl griefs existing
among the whites, while at the
same time doing substantial justice
to the blacks. Even the Ku-Klus
organization may be induced to
throw light on their real purposes,
instead of manifesting their pres
ence by outrageous and offensive
acts as heretofore. Mr.. Greeley il
a phila1tlirotist at heart, and
philosopher in fiiet. With a better
personal acquaintance with the
South, many Of his opinions will
be materially modified. He viii fine
the peobls brave and generoas, and
will ascertain that the average
Texan is the peer in every goot
quality of any other portion Of III.
American people. Atpresent theri
is more enterprise and activity II
that State than in any other in tho
entire South, and a better apprecia
ton of the necessity for public
schools and all the appliances OF
modern civilization. The Lone
Star, stands almost alone in thu
progress it is making in everything
worthy ard ennobling.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

EsS- The Trinity, owing TO the late cx-
cessiye rains; has been on the " rampage"
higher than il has boon fora long time
Its appearance, opposite the town, along
the new road recently formed BY the Bridge
Company, was exceedingly pretty and
effective. The river is now again within
srs banks, and we fear considerable sick
. nees will be the result Of iHs late freshet.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

ALAsEA.-where on this globe ean we
90 beyond the omnlpressnr Yankee p
Landing at si,ka, We lad walked bat a
short distance Into the town when We
reached the northern depot Of DR.. Aver
medicines In full display anohs the hats,
,hanties aud dOuris OF these boreal tribes
There the familiar, homslike names Of his
Cherry Pectoral, Pills, Sc, salute US from
the exterior and interior Of store which
shows more business than its neishbors,
and proves that these simple hut sure rem
sdes are even more necessary TO savage
life than to ourselves where they visit
every freside.--( Cor. Alexaud. Journal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03
deafness Cured.

An aged gentleman in Moscow, Folk
county; Texas, Mr.. Moses AIcekins, who
lind been totally deaf in enc ear many
years and Partially so III The other, with
all kinds of noise in his head; was cured in
one hour BY Dr.. Jones. Mr.. Mis- q plan
ter near Moscow. -.
DR.. Jones will practice at the Crutchicld
House, Dallas from the 7th to the 18th o.
July. At Mckinney from the 18th to the
18th of July. (eowtJuly13.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

The Victoria Advocate has advi-
ces to the effect that the Mexican
cattle thieves, on the Rio Grande,
are on the rampage. The Advocate
is fthe opinion that careful in
vestigation would reveal the fact
that many deprcdations that are al
legged to have been committed by
Indians, are the work of Mcxicans
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

e45- Gar neighbor Freeman, the photo
graphic artist, at his new aid spacions
gallery Of art, corner of Elm and Jefferson
Streets, has recently produced some most
exquisite gems of portraits printed on
porcelain, which cannot, in our judgement,
be excelled in any country. They are
indeed chef 9auvres, and should be in
spectej by all who can appreciate the
beautiful and lovely.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

py- We beg TO 'hAhk The Msssrs' Rs'sr-
shoa, Of Rsuni0n, for handsome PT'ssa'
% mos, delicious aPrie0's, received dp'lng
The past week. These gentlemen have lens
been famed for their skin ia hgingins 10
p.rfssii0a tue professions Of the f'r'ien
asd orchard, and are richly deserving the
sara surpon sfaa sppresla'iHg Puelis'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

sss- The worst Coughs, yield, as if by
magic, to the wonderful curative powers Of
DR.. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical
Discovery. 1t also surpasses anything
else ever before discovered for the cure Of
Pinples, Blotches and Rashes on the face
also for Erysipelas Salt Rheum, and all
Skin and Scrofulous diseases. Sold by all
druggists. Send address to DR.. r. V.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. for pamphlet
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

A young man recently wrote q
New York paper, asking Whethef
It would be advisable for him to
marry a ayoung and tender angel
who had never done her own wash
ing or dress making" In reply,
the editor 1vised him TO DO - by
all means. and mentioned 4 similar
case in his own experiences, where
the bride had nc-er done her own
washing. bat aier marriage she be-
came 20 fond Of the uasb-tnb ~ not
only % work for her own family
bot for sereIal fudilies 1raong Der
-nrn1hiniances-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

hey Joseph C. Mcconnell, Hardware
Nero hsnt, Vn Main Street, has recently
received, and is still receiving, an immense
stock eff goods in his line. His varied and
we'll selected display, from the light and
elegan. to the heavy and serviceable, is
well worthy the inspection of all requiring
anything in this important branch of COM
inerce. Go and see for yourselves.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

IT. Judge John J. Good announces in
io.days HERALD that he will be in attend
thss upon the Kaufman District Court
durihs the first two weeks Of the term Of
Court hStr, but during his absence his In
terests viii 10 attended by we'll known and
experienced gentlemen. See adv't.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

pa5- We cordially welcome back to our
city our young friend Tom Field and wife
from their bridal tour. Also, c. il. Beau
champ. who has been attending the State
Fair, at Houston; and Dick Roberts, from
an extended trip to Missouri.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03
Sheriff OF Dallas County

TOY Colonel Colt, of this city, wiz de-
liver ma address to the "Young Mems De.
noera,ic Association" on Monday evening
next, al eight o'clock. All are invited to
attend.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

q pa The highest market price paid for
cotton, bacon and wheat in exchange fer
stoves, tin-ware, and everything in my
line of business. Also fruit cans of all
sizes. Z. D. KAEADY.
Eno3S:tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03
NOTICE.

Those persons who are liable TO the Dc
supailon Tax, and have not ys, paid up
are 70 p-othllly requested ODD so, thereby
saving themselves costs and ne trouble.
Those Who have not yet paid their From
tier Tax, will please do 20 a, once.
J. NJ. BROWN.
sheriff VI Dallas County.
twill be well Tor all 10 notice GcvernoT
Davis Proclamation concerning the Bear
ing Of Arms, before the l9ih prOxiao.-
This law will be strictly enforced in Dallas
County. o..,
Sheriff OF Dallas County.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03
SATURDAY.. June 10Th, 1871,

fsF the purpose VI eomPlsllHs 'hs efs.s''
saiiou Of he esuniy, ia seeeF'iaaes With
he dirsstiohs u the late dsmoeriis con-
seniion AZ the State ~ Ansiia, The meet
lag will hs held IN the ely " Dallas, al
.oeloes, =, n.
This action ha. b-sn delayed because Of
the lusy season Of lhs year ~i'h our lA''
mers, aad Il Il desirable iha, all ie'aeerais
lake par, in The meeting, h, noAe she
fsslan Interest in the welfare Of Their
STATE and country. reaain assy. The lob
ofJans. proSimo. let Il he rs@snberri' 10
he last ,lay 81 the hrsi wesA Of onf .AP'
proaehing District Court. Come ons,
cons all
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

BRfDY's FkxILy BfrTERs.-This great
tonic has achieved popularity surprising
any other preparation ever intre5sesd to
the public. As a purifier Of the blood, and
as cure for 1yspspsin, IL is infallibls; in
,evsr and ngus. or diseases Of the kidneys
its efficacy has tsen tested By thousands /;
and we know Of no medicine that has
achieved 50 favsrablt reputation. North,
south. B.,sf and West il Is known and ap-
preciated, and We may AID, without sxag-
rsratiop. that 81 ErrTybodv T1kes ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

Eay- Our city has recently been visited
by rarty of strollers," styling them
selves the Julien Minstres." They were
liberal in their patronage to our Office,
but forgot 10 "foot the bill" We warn
our Brethren of the Craft to be on their
guard against them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

cay The highest market price paid for
cotton, bacon and wheat in exchange for
stoves, tiu-warc, and everything in my
line of business. Also fruit cans Of all
sizes CD. kANADY.
no37:S.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

tarms highest nsIss, prizes paid isT
cotton, bassa asl wheat ia ssshssss Tor
stoves, ,in-wars aai everything Ia NJ
lius q businsss, Alse fruit cans Of all
.i,s. CD. KANApY,
hoaslf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

sarThs highess market Price paid for
cotton bacon and wheat in exchange for
stoves, tin-ware, and everything in my
line of business. Also fruit cans Of all
sizes. CD. KANADY.
Tro9S.tf,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

T.afHHH Iiff IHaf ffta 81 ~
.t..f.s.ssfrtrtf Ffas'f isiiiI.if. a.
i.s fisftl tatssi fisi.ss' slii ssaF1rtf
ID n.siiy. ls.h ed s'sss - f',i'I 90
it.lissi fsnsss ed ffissas si'iafs'
tiss. isssisn "a ssisisfa ace 49, 90
an. ..i.fiisl - fsssf - siit ihsir a.
t,sisuss ssl viissss its exercises
n. A. SCALES. fTiss /
ssr Essyihiss il i,s ssy u y Whistles
Eiuss Rrariis, au1 niiisTs tiEap Ana
Tslarro u ne fsssi gTalss ara laali'g'
nss a. saF Plass, .-
FENpLEY 4 MILLER,
Nlslssals LiqneE bsslsEs
Dallas, fszFs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

We fusarss 2 or. iaesai ~nriien Nnh - f.iis,
t4ssarat. 49, ss.i,siis sta ~ ia thslirfa-
iisa y 80 FFsEfrssi.g aiihtai 49, FIFsiaas ial'
tans nigrsiisn ~ hnss tsiatrss, ana ~ refr u
80 a. - a. kshi fhfFr is ~ unFr nsisirnrr,
~ sssrsFisiin "a a. siulasrh, A. spsliis seisia
No. o,,iaus Ika, .luairsi NJ "a fsiirsf ffrf -
fhth - - indH grai fsihsf O. sansfiAg iaaa.-
Rrhrrrk fal1anir syFaa rpnaes q O. irTisf,a ~
ianfiians sid O. hasisn go rfnllrin - fnif- W
salrTs 81 snrr asa ~ safk, AaiaIs fsra1i =
,huaifA N rsli,rfs SD IiiFhs a. iuisiira ahA
ai.aassi ls,fii.,as Il ths isHgs, L. The hm 20 81
ihrunfs, IL l,IrtaIrs ftsm hr rNluslafailHn' al
q IN srIa shVfi iitar III mslsfA T. s@iiei,A''
iha Fuii-h tAFons that u ucfa,int u go ialfl 49,
iaair nrs ahi ne I.aiiusi, Ia al ga aisnils ~
lrssnsi ssvT, sisIs fsEih ~ rilss TIC mash'aA -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

ray The Highest iaarfst price paid for
cotton, bacon and wheat il t.chauge for
stores, tin.ware, and everytliiag in my
line of business. Also fruit cana of all
sizes. CD. KANADf.
Tno3S:lf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

.BEJ@ John Ldupot,' grocer, ETC., north
side of the Square, has just received'an
excellent supply of goods in his line, both
in the general store, and in his +" sanctum'
adjoining. Johnny is always courteous
and obliging to his host of patrons, and is
well deserving the extensive SUPPORT he
receives.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03
~ rIsyIll1l b ~ ~ = NIi'lif

80 Gee ", Taylsr 81 he hsEAiR
Oass. grsishnlly ssksssleasss = s'sa
Lsriisul,aral FFsssas Isssi'sd last wees
hou Mrs. Msjsr BaTksasis, % this city
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

sat' The ledt for the past few days ha $
been excessive for the early part of the
summer, the thermometer having stood as
high as 90 in the shade.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

At Austin, on the oath ult, the South ern
Pacific bill passed in the Senate over the
veto, by vote Of q to 4, aud is now law
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

Ray Our ncighbor, Wesley Overend, has
this week brought 10 our sanc'um some
fine specimens of the red beet and Irish
potaioe, the productions of his farm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

seT- Mr.. Z. b. Scott, residing ! | mil es
north Of Dallas, has lost pair of excellent
work mules, for the recovery of which lie
offers a liberal reward. See adv't.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

Bl5- We thigk the Odd Fellows would
do bro'herly act by filling up the ugly
unhealthy hole just by the side of our
office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

pSrfor cheap 6ToesTie', wholesale or
Retail, 60 10 N. ulluann 4 Co, on Jsfsr'
Sou street 2hd LeOr North ~ Maln. ss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

uY-M. Ulmaua \ 10, ofsr ILsir Gre
esriss al The lswss, market prices 'Akihs
Cotton, Hides, DseswaE, Wool, etc, Ia "a
change at their highs,, MARIE, VALUE. Su
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

HSy- The attention Of builders and con-
tractors is called 10 the advertisement in
to DAYS ITERALp, headed "Proposals.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

EGy- The Junior editor returns his
thanks to Mcssrs. Hunt y Elliott for aflce
present Of perfumery.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

The St. Il0nis cotton BROKERS pro-
p5se prizes Of 500 On The Souf-
hern staple 81 their fair risxf Oeto-
~ :
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

re5T The Communication signed "a Men,
Der the Club, came too late for insor-
tioh in this issue.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

n n. BLaKE. Principal
uISs KATE nLAkE. Assistant
REFER TO
james r Crrfrsf-Id = Hrsiaumsr. Julrs |chr ?
Gee. Hr.rr Boil. firziniu5 HutrlI-u- eeo1Ee y
Ers-. t,aI|rs- I-rE ao-s "a tr1-s-7s'l, /. -
- ..tf1rinr CIrf JnlEs Boon. L. Ju1iEiai Dit
Fr.. unrffII :. u. W1ile. Iul-e iirurt Common
riAaa DInsIrf1e, IL, Ci1f lan1i-. litkman
XIV rrer. nlanlriIie- ~ T. - C.lisr'f
r-rrI'N.ri Az D.. Er4r-if Npu1-ln. Ha1lTi.|s
So. uan Wm Iirt@FF. -rfsIIr1 Cert. Tf1lf
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