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1nleflQ ~ Way to S1Datana+E:ron
the wy6minf Ts;0xAs Of March "a, We
gain ssme faets concerning The knhag of
Mr.. Levi Powell, who s,eFiesl tn this county
frbn Texas last season ivi,h t.1e0 lesd .ot
cattle. He was wintering them on the North
Fork of the Laramie River, some 80 miles
from the rnst. He complained when lsst
In Wyoming. tsbout the 5tb vt March) that
the Indians were killing his CATTLE He went
back alone to lo,kl after the herd. .iakisg
with him only one days rations and Henry
rife. Not returning, search was made BY
some bsrdsss and bis hody fosnd on the 10Th,
with his head scalped. II wss. the Chey.
ennss and Sioux that did it-vith their little
batchets. II will be remembered that the
chiefs Of both these tribes were dowS in the
States last summer. being tosdied and pet.
ted and .feasted. while their, harmless. invf.
fe"s've progeny were ,innocently amusing
themselves punching little holes IN unf''r.
tunate settlers who happened u fsll within
their reach, Il IT, any wonder si,e earth
quakes Il is greater wonder that Gabriel
don't bluw. w - - = ) e-4
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April Ouc.- This day went off quiet.
We heard of no ''sells." Everybody YVES
loo busy 70 observe It in tive .honored
way. We found a large pocket hook on the
street, but don't think it was lost on pur.
pose. NJ money in it, but mites and papers
in abundance. for one r. Hsdley. whom We
know not. but presume Hadley is good
man. though his paper WAS ton nomcrous IN
this case to negotiate worth . cent Any
one can have the property by calling ut this
Office and paying $5> for this notice. We
acknowledge great weakness for pocket
lx,oks. and can be fooled excry hour in the
day with them. But in this instance We are
satisfied there Was no ''foUlishing" intended,
for xnvlody would tc liable Ia t'se such
picket .kx,k-it was big enough to losc out
of wagon.
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EVANR' DAIRY.

Having now established the dairy business in Deer
Lodge for two vcsrs, and received the b"ra patro!s
syc of the people, an pleased to that with
add tonal facilities snd good oows, will be able here
after to lupply sli with tue
: Ess.sc Quality Of Mt)k.4
DELIVERED At 1HEIR HOUSES IN QuANTl.
TIES TO SUIT PURCHASERS
oping to receive their continued pairnagr, will DO
all In ny power ~ merit Il and will put ny terms IN
cUm,etittun with any s'tlses dealer:
l37 PHIL. T. 6VANS.
The new North-west., 1872-04-06

Frcssh California Goods
JUST RECEIVED BY KLElNsCHAlDT BROS
,aryv invoice of Frssh California Vfsst4 -
y,.& Cussd Hans ap1 California orpesSs' e svss'y
variety. - L ~ '14. ,,m :.
cold o. lowest figures tos Cssh:
! 0aeisss aoi Ooasuusss wtl ea1 4 g tastr e1vaa.
tage 70 cau. b. rHt KLklNoCo11DI DeOA
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The, lsri<l nj l.haml,er,

The 0BcldNl Cha m lDer.
ESSAYS For Young Non, o. Great Social Evils
aud Abnses. which interfere with MARRIA6E-with
sure of relief for the ErrIng and Unfortunate.
dieeascd and debilitated. Sent free of ch In seal
ed envelopes. Address. Howard ASSOCIATION. No. =
Ninth ~, Philadelphia, Pa. H tll6-lyr "
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To t1al. l1sal>lils.

Persone having oil Magazines, Rocks and Papers
which they dirOsed TO cOntributc for the hened
OF the Prisoners m the Penicnary. ARE respectfully
solicited T. ieave tbs Aac hr Of the Drug stores
in Deer Lodge Any tavors ot this kind will bc crate
fully appreciated BY them. ~ --,
JAMES GILCnRIST, In charge.
The new North-west., 1872-04-06
SEED POTATOES.

THOSE who hsve not already secured their eesd
tagc to call 1t my ranch on the HrIlgatc, few mil
beIOw G0A Crcck and examine the different varieties
on hand. They c0mpsise the ksrly R0ae. SNOWFALL,
E.ry G00drich. Philbrsok'x Early White. Western
Chief. Rrseess NoA Z and 9. King Of Esriies. New
Mampehire Seeding, Early Mohawk. COuites' Best
No. and Grsnite State, and will he e0 at very rea-
eonable nxucr. WILLIAM WALLACE
Hellsate valley, March u. lS72 l41tf
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List Of Juress.-The rfolhwing 10 . list
OF the 0rand and Petit Jurors. announced
tor the April term Of the I'd Judicial Dis,
trict Judge Knowles presiding:-
GRAND JURY.
To appear m Monday. the 18th Of April.
1872. 1t 10 O'clsrk A. n.
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NEW CUT OFF.

MESSRS Dumphy & D0unhonel'a new grade over
N1ihe main range, uid Ten Mile and the French
WOman's Ranch. now being open to travel Ut VII de-
scrpt0ns aud after this date reasonable toll will
be collected.
This route II miles ehorer than sny other across
the mOuutaina and puasesse~ the best grade.
freixhten will take notice.
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Passengers from Deer Lodge to Helena. BY s,ilmee
4 Saliebury's cuachcs, take o'clock breakfast At
Meads Station Ut the best eating stations In
Montana. II jy7 dAwu yg
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RELIGIOUS Services.

Religious Services.
Ev,scoPAL SERvTEs.-Rev. w II. Stoy will ofAcixtc
morning aud evening. to-morrcw. IT stuart Hall,
Al II a. m and Z p. N. The Sunday School meets At
The Court House at half past 2 D. IN.
Rev. >. J. Cat!in will preach 10 the Court House on
Sunday st II O'Clock .. m. and ~ .. N. Sunday
school meets at the Court House at w Z. m
I. q. q. r.
THE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS or COT.
tOnwOad Lodge No. 2 l. q. u. r. will be held cv-
ery "Wednesday evening nj Odd Fellows Hall. II Z
o'clock. SoIonrning Brethren In good standing are
cordially invite 10 attend
r. II. WiLLIAMs, Secretary
MARONIC.
THE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS or
~ Deer Lodge No. H. A. r. h 4. " ~ill NJ held
" on the First aud Third sa,urt."s Ltcach month
wv r. :. STACKPOLE. W. n.
X r. KENNON, Secretary.
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n. r. r. r. Asa WINTER Rours The
present winte. hae caused thorough can
vassing Of all feasible overland rDulsa. and
the Minneapolis 7tj6sss thus sums in regard
70 esr railway; :" - st szs J .ea.l'
t''.-wbess the line csosses the unsettled
part of The continent. piercing the noun
tain ranges Of Montana and Idaho. shd
eireiching along n ito wes,ern terminu:
up,n Puyet eOunj. there b . remarkable
l,eli of c1untry whneo temperature leina
intlusacsi By the gulf stream OF the Pacific
u very muck nilder than parallel "Trip ol
territory lying many nils iasthss soalh."
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yYnls 8. EA RkY ROSE
"King pf Early" SEED Potatoes!
For .alc b. IL Il - CCB. MANNING.
0rat D. 9. KENYONS,
l3kSms &8ty k.sk.&a Oeog Lodge
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.,1,m ,lt r,OPENED. ~..-. !
! Warm SPRINGS Hotel,
DEER LODGE MOUND, H.T.J
L B6LEV0Ek...... .fvpvSsSor.
OPENED yoR GUESTS sErr. 1s, 1871.
i is i.e tss .s:s ,a's ''' '"' = - " '''
Large, New anl Elegantly Furnished uste
Situated At Dssr lodge Nsssd. I'D provsded With
Single and Swimming Baths,
Great aoedlclnol Springs Of olootans
ls now Completed and Oprn for Guests.
Good stahlinc on th. Premises. Pleasure Pa'siss
from Deer Lodge and other pointa viii BE served With
Meals at any hour and on Short Notice ana In First
Class ssyis. Game and Fish always in the larder.
Invalid. furnished with large. we.,ventilas.d and
Pleasant Rooms. The Medicinal Virtue osthess "
tiers t.. Rnss%stic =. =. scSs:oas comps.nt: !. pro
who hsve used them, 70 be uneQuallSd on tie Cont
uent.
0,lmer 4 sa,isburys Overland Stage Line carries
passsnrers direct tO the H,tsl Distance from Deer
Lodge, 10 miles, over the best road In Montana.
CHARGES REASONABLE The pssro.ae. q tho
Public 10 respectfully solicited.
warm sp,,os.. Sept. IS, isn. IS D-N'1"' TIE III
Deer Lodge Brewery
....... -. Dsss Lodge City, Nossana,
p.vallton, Proprietor.
THE PIONEER BREWERY,
." .r. 5-. AND ALWAYS AHEAD
am prepared to furnish. Wholesale and retail .
Bottled Bcer
&C." B o t tied POr to r
with body :f and a:vos t. commend i to the ps!.ss
Ortlc . Promptly Filled.
O'NEILL'S
WOOD YARD
GOOD WOOD!
DRY, AND WARRANTED FULL xEAsuRk
Having anp,s arrangements to supply good dry wood
SAWED TOANY LENGTH!
ON AN HOURS NOTICE,
solicit the patronre Of the public and guarantee
satisfaction.
PRICES MODERATE.
~ Once and yard n " "AoA," Deer Ledge "a
lssu JOHN O'NElLL, ,%oA~
KLEINSCHMIDTB Bros
0uccessor to Il ". Donnel Co..
Main street. two doors above Clark, Donuel Lar,-
holesale q N d ls tori
GROC:ERS,
Deer Lodge City, II. M.
Pioneer Livery stable,
PIONEER CITY, MONTANA,
Taylor &Dad&low
PROPRIETORS.
Good attention paid to the feeding and Gu Of stock
HAY AND GRAIN
always on hand
hns Ranch connected With this stable, with the
best Of feed.
Charges reasonable <hly
The new North-west., 1872-04-06

ACelestlal Fireprss.-We noticed yes.
.terday the iseproof building in oourse Of
construction in ths resrof the st,re Of All
Kane q Co.,. (Ch,aameu.) We have never
seen anything iike It. The walls are con-
structed exclusively of clay, which is packed
and pounded unit, it has almnst The solid,ty
,of brck ,ar stone snd tho finish OF plss:..r.
We dare not venisse description Of the
process. tot It any of oar citisens wish ~
see novel and apparently Substantial e,ruc-
sure. they ~. invited to isaeos for them
oelveA The WOrkmea ars Ill CeIsesisls. !,
Tol 15aiis .Issl l--A--.-s-. l.---Lt-o4E Au sr'
A.LARoE LOT Or wlEDow9 sAs'aRs- -ALL
sisss. fos sals chsip sof cash By @
iieshyH - - ,i-nh KENYON.
10 DtsrFsIcaf, srFsIu.ca counr,-Ths cass OF "A. !.
Davis W Church. Hart and Watson, - re-.
covsr 81. 600 f"r N alleged malicious sssess-
,nept ms, eollee.iV4Of \ 8. Internal Rev.
enue. lWaioOh il5a6 seixs6 and aOl1 1,dsa-
gage OF plaintiff . on quarts mills gwen to
secure notes IA .hs seoyy smosnt There
wss demusysf y the complaint. and the
principal pniDt srgusd .1sas 1whstAe e.iany
sctu.l righ' and interest Vas conveyed BY :
tained the dsnslEsr. hqliiqg lhe e tters b
any validity II the sa)s and tfanstcF. that the
purchaser. wbo h this -iastance was John
Mccormick. va1, no more lhnn ., naked
,p1eeeP TT him Np1o lptdsshe dsbs g sesure
Whifk ths ndrisatS NJ dSsa.-Arsid III.
The coloCed citizens in tho principal cities,
cslsmaasi abe pasaa0ssof Tie -lsahIsnssd.
~ - - fsai!S ,HlrDeer SfitststuId y 4 n
useus - sDS 4sA .szEh sisdt+t i
yxbaf 1s-u n A----rs4re -..--.7- - g. X
One One. too. y f9Goozz Goozz f.ll 81 y D.assssa. ~,
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Dieoolutiou Neptice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Copartner-
chen. W. =. Psynter. and II. A. DAcheuL under the
Arm name and style Of Parchen. PAyntcr / ca. has
been Dissolved By mutual consent. Mr. W. y. Payntes
Withdrawing from the firm. Parties indebted 70 The
old lrn will please call aud setile imm.1llately.
5Fa5 saaae =. il #.. II. u. PARCHEN,
D. X 4s.,5. 81 -....s4s. ..f W. 8. PAYNTkR,
w. II. A. UACuEUL.
Deer Lodee. March lssh. lS'a l4s
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HOW THEY ~ IN BERLIN. AND HOW PEOP1
SuOUD DO HIRE:

GO to e A. +. Heinzs's. Post Om6 Store. and b,
NE adv't. ~HFf " N@r0~.E GsgE ~u-' DIT.
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TELEGRAPHIN BaEYlTIES.

TELEGRAPHlN BREvlTIES.
The Spanish Government 10 to release DR..
Howard. "'-.@3 a".a 'aEi .sf''
The Spanish elections resulted In favor OF
the Ministerialists.
Miss Nellie Grant goes TO Europe with e.
Secretary Borie and family. ......- ...,.
A messenger Of the Citizens Bank, New
Orleans was robbed of 9e7, 900 April 1.
The Holhnders celebrated their tri cen.
tcnnial anniversary Of independence on the
ID. 'a 5sa s.#4 "sss .@s".s @
The compositos Of London carried strike
for IN increase Of wages, and nine hours for
adayb work. - su -. -
. A submarine cable 10 to b. laid from Lis
bon. Portugal, 70 Brazil, via MADEIRA and
Cape Verde lslanda 's,t =. 1... sl'', +
At . depth Of no feet body of oss was
struck in the Emma mine, Utah, which
yields u, 800 per ton. ass5E - +
The new North-west., 1872-04-06
A,LARoE LOT Or wlEDow sAsHRs -ALl
Sisa. tot sals chssp ios cash By
liSte,yIE - .s..ai~ PA KENYON.

The colosed citizens 10 the principal cities,
cslsh.asi shsl lpasaagsyof 9ths lSt6sDss6-
.I.n - 49, lsslEs alr1esiE sffss ssitr5I ~
uSeus - sps - .4zeh siaItst
The new North-west., 1872-04-06

O.: o:S tSos p i,ezz s:|I 81 y y D..sss'l. -.
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RAIL ROADS AND STAGE LINES.9
G TRUCKEE B.
Gk&EEaE

I'm AND AFTER TUESDAY. OCTO-
" ber l, lo72.
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81 50 re-

AN AND AFTER SUNDAY, DEC. I,
~ 1872, Trains Viii leave Reno daily as fol-
lows: .
Overland Passenger Train fs1 WadswsrA,
Winsernucca, Carlin. Toano, Ogden and East,
l00A. NJ. q. l.Fs. ss-
Overland Freight and Accommodation Train fol
Ogden and E,st CAS- AN
Overland Passenger Train FOR Marysvillc Red
ding flor oregon,, Sacramento, Stockton La
thrcp, MERGED (fo- Yosers;tel, Tiptcn flor Los
Angeles. San Jose and San francisco, o:I0
AN
ossz5apd Freigh: and Accommodation Ira.
for San Francisco, 745 P. Il.
A. n. TOWNE, TIL. GOODMAN,
Gonl. Supt- G-P. ana Tx. Agt.
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TAKE WARNING.


YVNHE =. g z. r. Il. COMPANY ARE
Il ANXIOUS TO take due preca.u.ion aeainst "A Oh
Its Loss Vi life resulting from rln,ing of
ther trailis' and they take this II. thod qf warn
Has PARENTS ana Guardiats against the dang rs
a,t' nsiiiS the too ccIin.,n pIaciice OF ChilGr,n
piayiHS ABOUT thu Is Cars and Locomotives.
These having in charge the busine S. of thu, Com
pahS i!iG IL Impossible to PERSUADE Buys, who
ffeau. at the terinis and stopping places OF the
r'ii iro-ti siilnbing upon lie ears aud tnsiuvS,
atG 'ney VII! 1t ei fiit Eissiys Obliged to to
mufe ceciced ie2sur, if these ann, ya1icts axe
continued. Recent accidents, which are wholly
asri tie to the ca-eltssness of perso-s iu,n ping
On and off the when in MOTION Should Le
warning enough in til, ms Ives
LII II. N. FERINGTON Supt
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premature death of its elder brother, AID
give to the citizens of Ormsby county
and the neishborhood north ard south Of
US a Republican newspaper:-Yet it is
also to be understood that its publication
was begun with the deliberate plans arc
intentions of its protector to make It one
Of the permanent business institutions Il
the State
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Sent by mail, one yea. So u
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An NOW READY TO DO CUSTOM
y WON, Grinding Feed or Barley, at my new
Eill on Carson street. Just north of Davis Co. S
Planning Mill Liberal share of patronage is
solicited, and entire satisfaction guaranteed
0Stf F. W. PrFERS.
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THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS

for RENO, connecting with Eastern and Westcr
bound Passenger Trains Of the c. P r. r.
, 1872-01-05
THE RELATIONS BETWEEN
GERMANY AND RUSSIA.
National Zeitung-Berlin Dec. 10.J

The festival of the Order Of ST Gnnren.
which has just been celebrated at st.
Petersburg, may somewhat tend to bring
the French t" their senses in their dreams
ola war to be wagedin the future, nalliance
with Russia, against Germany. In words
and caricatures it is now common in Paris
to describe Russia and..Germany as inevitab-
ly coming to blows; the German eagle is to
be torn by the Russian bear, and the noble
French people will then find courage and
an opportunity to pluck q few feathers
from the dead or wearied bird. Even Jour
nails which but recently represented the
French hopes in Russia as vain, such as the
Journal des Debats, are now breaking their
heads against the estrangement between
Germany and Russia, and the consequences
, 1872-01-05
From the 81. Thome Iydendr, Janunry 81
ST. DOMINGO.

a private letter from Washington dated 22nd
ultO. says s.
''The affair of st. Domingo has been settled
here. The Protectorate has ceased. SANTANA
is Abandoned. The debates in the Senate will
soon place all to light,
The Question of The Hornet is also settled. A
vessel of the United States is about to leave for
Hayti to carry a crew for the Hornet, to enable
her to return to New York. This question has
been settled to the satisfaction of the United
Sta s, Hayti, and Spain"
We find also the following paragraphs in the
New York Papers -
, 1872-01-05
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them.
Notices of Marriages. Births, and Deaths arc
serted at the abouo ratios
, 1872-01-05

Vi q ~ NFHt bCbVCCu GtjS (Wu AototCS'
The Emperor of Russia, however III the
speech in which he proposed the health Of
the German Emperor as the Oldest knight
of the highest Russian Order, expressed in
the heartiest manner his friendly sentiments
with regard to Germany, and very clearly
pointed out the guarantee which this friend
ship between the two States contains for
the peace OF Europe The French will
hardly be induced to give up their dreams
by this rebuff which has been administer
ed to their wishes and thougts ofvengeance,
any more than their eyes were opened two
years ago by an occurrence quite cores
pOndlng with the present one. 1t was, on
Dec. Z, 1869, tho centenary of the founda-
ton of this same Order of st. George, that
the Emperor Alexander honoured our King
in a peculiarly striking manner by confer
ring upon him, as the victor of K0niggratz,
the first class of that Order, which has no
other living bearer; and, at the same time
publicly declared, in the most emphatic
manner, the friendship and brotherhood
in arms existing between his Empire and
Prussia. General Fleury, who was then
engaged as French Ambassador at ST.. Pc
tersburg, in feeling the way to raqprocAe-
ment between France. and Russia, witnessed
this exchange of friendly sentiments, but
understood its significance as little as the
French Government did. In July, 1870,
the French Government decidedly counted
upon the support of Russia, and with I'M
shaken confidence, left nothing undone to
gain that support. So too, now, the war
like thoughts on the Seine will hardly be
put an end to by the Russian Emperor's
declarations. But, with the profound ex-
haustion of France, which M. THEIRS Mes
sage indicates very clearly, in spite of it's
snowy language, the good relations. which
exist between Germany and her two East
ern neighbours must be regarded as q most
gladdenlng guarantee of peace.
CJournaI des Debats-Parls. Dec. 1I.l
Tho dispatches from Berlin give, an aC-
count OF a banquet which took place at ST.
Petersburg, on the occasion of the festival
Of the Order Of st. George of which the
new Emperor of Germany is the Oldest
knight. At, this banquet the Ckar Alex
ander proposed the health of the Eaperor
William, and OF the other knights Of the
Order belonging to his army. In his
speech, the Car referred to "the cordial
friendship" and the " warlike fraternity"
OF the Russian and Prussian armies-a
fraternity which is {" the best guarantee
for peace and lawful order in Europe"
The warm sentiments thus expressed bv
the Gar appear to be an indirect reply to
the rumours which have been circulating
with regard to an enlargement between
, 1872-01-05
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH.

A private letter from Hayti says, as an evil
dence of the peace that prevails in Santo Do
mingo, that President Baez recently Travelled
throughtha country without even q bOdy-guGrd.
Cabral still threatens hostilities. The two years
lease by the United States of the Bay of Sauna
ma having expired, our flag has been taken
down.
THE BAY OF SANTANA.
Mr.. Sumner also offered a resolution, which
was adopted, directing the Committee on Re-
trenrhment to inquire whether any moneys have
been paid on account of any asserted lease of
the Bay of SANTANA to the United States, and if
so by whom, out Of what fund, and to what
amount. Also, if such moneys have been paid
by private persons there, then to report the
names of such persons with their business, and
the inducement to this outlay, and whether they
are interested in land grants, or other specula-
tons on the Island of .Santo Domingo, and
whether there has been any understanding that
such moneys would be refunded by the United
States. Also, to ascertain the application of
such moneys and the agent in obtaining and
disbursing the same, with power to send for
persons and papers.
, 1872-01-05
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ENTERED AT FREDERiKsTED:
Decbr. 26.-Danish Barque "Galilei,"
Nielsen, Copenhagen.
"-Dc. Brig "Gipsey," Monroe,
New York.
80 American, Schooner ."E. G.
Gates,' Freeman, Christian
January 2 H. NJ. Frigate "Jylland,"
Capt. Schultz, st. Thomas.
CLEARED AT FREDERIKsTED
Decbr. 21.-American Barque "Carib,"
Townsend, Pourtorico.
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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-11-07

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