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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-22
THE WEATHER.
IOrty-twO Degrees below zerOl

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 2i.-The weather all
over the Northwest Is the most severe
known for years. At Fort Garry, Mani
touta, tue mercury is forty-two degrees be-
low zero; at st. Paul and Minneapolis, 30;
and Milwaukee in the middle Of the day it
is 2o degrees below. The P. NJ. train for
St. Paul tonight has been suspended. A
nun Der Of persons got their ears and feet
frozBn, but no serious cases are reported.
PARSONS, KA., Dec. 21-Six inches Of
snow here, and The weather is colder than
known for years.
LITTLE ROCK, Dec. 2l-Snow, sleet
and sunshine to-day; clear tonight, and
bitter cold.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 21-Snow fell this
evening to the depth II an inch. It is
Winly tonight, with the Thermometer four
abo7e zero.
CHICAGO, Dec. 21-To-dAy is the cold
est Of the season, and one of the coolest for
q number Of winters, the thermometer st
noon indicating ten below zero.
The Ohio Closed.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 21.-The river is
closed and reported gorged In many places.
Clio ldy, with cold splitting snow; mercury
RANGED from 10 to Is degrees.
The Mississippi GOrged.
Sr. LOUIS, Dc. 21.-WeSther very cold
today; mercury 6 degrees above zero at Z
O'Clock this morning and gradually sank all
day till it reached degrees below tonight.
The river is full Of heavy Ice. The ferry
boa,s above the bridge piers were Obliged
to stop their running, and those below have
gr at difficulty. There is an ice gorge some
forty miles below the city, and another is
exp3cted to form at the bridge here.
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TIE POSTAL TELEGRArH.

So far as we have observed, the press of
the United States is unanimous In opposing
the scheme Of Postmaster General Cres-
well to consolidate the telegraphlc lines
with the postoffiee department, and place
che whole under the management and con.
troll Of the government and officials select
cd by iE. The New York Express says:
The Postal Telegraph JOB got q heavy
blow last night In speech from Mr. Orton.
President of the Western Union Telegraph
Company. 1t appears it was not Mr.. Post
master General Creswell, but Mr.. Lines,
who wrote the report which Mr.. Creswel
sent TO Congress as his own. Who Mr..
Lines is we have not the honor of knowing.
His name may suggest his great interest In
the telegrsphic Tines Of the country. His
tines, too, may be drawn in pleasant places,
and he may expect goodly heritage from
his interest in placing the telegrsphs of the
country under Uncle Sans protection. He
may indeed be q frst-rste t0ire-puller,
and the Postmaster-General who has both
adopted and endorsed him, NAV
30 esteem his friend and ally, but it seems
that the telegraphic companies ofthe coun-
try, without exception, protest, and the
Western Union no more than all rival com
p1nies. In like paDner, the press Of the
country, and without exception, also pro-
tests, regarding the change as dangerous
innovation.
Mr.. Orton asks that the subject be final
IL disposed of at this session of Congress,
for the reason that a milton dollars which
the Western Union propose to invest this
yeAr would otherwise be invested at an ex-
treme hazard. Mr.. Ortou also protests
against commission to asce ertain the value
OF personal property, and said the telegraph
companies would agree to nothing short OF
an unreserved snbm ssion Of the matter TO
GrbitTators whose decision must be final.
The Postmaster General, wei see, became
some~hat exasperated, and used forcible
language in reply to Mr.. Ortnn.
The committee adjourned late, but not
before Mr.. Lines INDUCED In a little music
upon the stringed Instruments of Govern
ment wires.
The meeting, we are told, has resulted in
much hard-felliDg; and il Mr.. Cresweu has
bis way, the whole power Of the Admins
ton will be exerted to put the scheme
through.
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The Weather.


Yesterday and last night We. had touch
Of real winter weather. All day long the
snow fell in light fakes, driven here and
there by the cold blasts which whistled
through the streets. Out doors, men hur-
ried about, anxious to perform the duties
which called them abroad. The usual re-
sorts of corner loafers presented a deserted
look, and ladies found it possible to pass
these places without risking the overhear-
ing of impertinent remarks.
As night closed upon us, the snow ceas-
ed falling, but the atmosphere continued to
grow colder. But few pedestrians were
seen upon the streets and the stores did
not present the crowded appearance usual
on Saturday nights.
In private dwellings, children clustered
near the blaze, and listened, with bated
breath, to tales Ct 'fspooks" and hobgob-
blins, shuddering as they thought of the
dark rooms>np stairs and dreading the time
they would be compelled to leave the cheer
full fireside.
Then there wers other homes of q diff
erent tcharscter-homes made wretched by
poverty and want. In these, the inmates
huddled about the few embers upon the
sshes-eoveTed hearth, shiveriDg with cold
as the wintry air rushed in at every crevice.
To this class, winter brings nothing but ad-
ditional misery and suffering.
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Within one Of the many rooms contained
In the great museum and picture gallery at
Antwerp, Belgium, may be seen, any day
in the week, skilled artist busily engaged
painting rare pictures with bis toes. he
was born without hands. A case suggestive
Of this Is now attracting much attention
within square Of this Office. a poor little
girl Oft years, who bad the misfortune to
lose both arms, one just above and the
other Just below the elbow, when only nine
teen months old, has, with two weeks tut
ton, become an expert as q sewing ma
chine operator, performing with rspidity
and precision such parts as winding the
bobbln, threading the shuttle and needle,
putting on the hemmer or feller-sl with
her little stumps, and apparently quite hap
py in her triumph over the necessity Of
hands and ingers.-PhiLddelphiG Paper.
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FOREIGN.
Cata acazy I'm Glover.

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Information has
been received that ex-Minister Cstacazy
has not fallen In disgrace with the Czar.
He has just been employed to adjust GER
tain ecclesiastical difficulties between the
Pope and the Russian Government, con-
corning the appointment Of Catholic Bish-
ops in Poland.
ROME, Dec. 21.-The King has almost
entirely recovered. The Empress of Rus
sia is soon expected in Naples, accompanied
By feet of Russian war vessels.
Sweeping CONSUMPTION.
The army bill was Introduced in the Itsl-
ian Parliament to-day, providing that sLl
Italians between 18 and 40 shall be liable
to military duty.
The House OF Orleans RehabiIitased.
PARIS, Dec. 21 Before adjourning over
the holidays this afternoon the Assembly
finally passed the bill restoring to the Or
leans princes their coufiscated property.
The COrsdire, a Radical journal, has been
suspended for advocating socialism.
Theirs had conference at Versailles
this evening with the Committee on Par
dOns respecting communists sentenced 70
death, who are to be executed before the
nd of the year unless commuted.
An Ardent Lover.
Cora PeArle has been expelled from
France in consequence OF Mr.. Duvall (the
son offs wealthy resident of Paris who
founded the soup houses in this city, shoot
ing himself in her presence. The attempt
of Duvall at self-destruction did not prove
successful-he is expected to recover.
RatiOnalism Run Mad.
Three thousand Students yesterday de-
In favor of Prof. Rocin, dis
tingushed member of the Institute, whose
name was struck from the jury list in con-
Of his disbelief in the existence
Of God.
Abolition.
MADRID, Dec. 21.-Zorilla announced
in the Senate yesterday that q bill would
soon be introduced providing for the sboli-
ton Of slavery in Porto Rico, and that no
would be ma lie in the government
of Cuba while single Insurgent remained.
Father Thauses ON Tear.
LONDON, Dec. 2L.-The river Thames
which has already overAowed its banks at
many places, suddenly rose nearly = foot
to-day at Windsor. The home park is one
vass lake of water. Thousands of acres Of
other land are submerged. The present in-
Of the Thames is the greatest since
the food of 1852.
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POLITICAL.
Ehe March Of C@sarism.
Suppression Of a New Orleans Paper.
The Louistann suppliant..

The Louisiana Suppliants.
NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-The sab-commit-
tee OF the Louisiana citizens delegation
arrived here thia morning, their visit being
made with 9 view Of taking some
measures at tbs North which may
have influence with reference to
the troubles In New Orleans. The COM
mittes had consultative meeting at noon
and discussed the subject, but it is under
stood that no definite action was taken.
During the day they waited spon John Fo-
ley member Of the Committee of Seventy,
Cong gresham Roosevelt and other citizens
were present. They related their grievan-
ces, and asked for suggestions. Mr.. Foley
suggested that they petition the President,
who, in his opinion, would remedy any
grievances existing.
The Cincinnati Platform.
The German Democratic General Com
mittee last night reaffirmed the principles
of tn, Cincinnati platform and took steps
to reorgsnize on its principles.
MuMiling the Watch.DOgs OF Liberty.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 2l.-Judge Dur
reli las issued writ directing the u. S.
Msrs 1al to Professionally seize the Ne,o Or
teams Tunes newspaper establishment,
which order vas executed last event 9 and
the ofice closed. Judge Alexander Walker
aud i. G. Hancock, associate editors of t.
Netc Orleans Times, will issue q newspaper
to-morrOw, The Times The suspension of
the .Nel1 Orleans Times caused general
expr ssions Of regret.
Death OF q Georgia Congressman
Eject.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Dec 21.-Gen. Ambrose
RAMON Wright, one of the editors of the
Chronicle and Sentinel and member elect
to Congress from the Sth district, died this
morning.
Ulysses Gets Lost
CINCINNATI, Dec. 21.-President Grant
engaged rooms st the Burnet Hoase, but
at midnight had not arrived. He is expec-
ted At in the morning.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
A Freight Train wrecked.

Yesterday morning, before daylight, 3
freight train On the Decatur Division of the
Louisville and Nashville and Great South
ern Railroad met with a serious accident at
Dark's mills, thirtY-two miles from this city.
Three cars were completely wrecked, and
the engine, when last heard from, was in
StItu quo across the track. Owing to the
accident, caused by rough joint, no &C
commodation train from Columbia was run
yesterday. Owing to break in the road
near Decatur, and the obstruction at the
Mills, the through train bad to transfer, ar
irving here late yesterday afternoon. We
do not learn officially when the next train
leaves, but likely By Christmas.
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MAKING PEOPLE HAPPY.

A poetical writer has said that some men
move through life as band ofmusic moves
down the street, finging out pleasure on
every slde through the air to every one, far
ana near, that can listen. Some men fll
sne air with their strength and sweetness,as
1ne orchards in October days fill the air with
rips fruit. Some women cling 10 their own
houses like the honeysuckIe over the door;
yet, like 1t, gil air the region with the sub
Gle fragrance Of their goodness. How great
bounty and blessing lie it to hold the
royal gifts Of the soul that they shall be
music to some, fragrance to others, and
lie 70 all 1t would be no unworthy thing
to live for, TO make the power which we
have within Us the breath of othermen's
Joys; to I'LL the atmosphere which they
must stand In with brightness which they
cannot create for themselves.
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Condensed TeIerramx.

Cincinnati opened new opera house last
niglt-RobiDsou's.
Philsdelphia police bagged 29 su bjects of
King Pharaoh last evening.
A Hoboken warehouse was obbed Of
silks Friday night to the value of $4,000.
Saratoga has had an indignation meeting
sgiinst proposed cock fight.
California rejoioss over the discovery Of
coal fields near San Diego.
The liabilities Of the Bowles Brother,
WHO had banking houses in LondoR, Paris,
Mica, Geneva and New York, are reported
at 81 ,2S0, 900 with nominal assets OF $780,
600,
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Too CredulOus.

The Knoxville Press aud Herald, Dec.
19, says:
Several of our East Tennessee exchanges
are publishing an advertisement, for what is
called the Nebraska State Orphan Asylum"
Lottery, J. NJ. Pattee, Omaha, General
Manager. This man Psttee, in 1870, got
up the Soldiers Orphan Asylum" Lottery,
ut Riyerton, N. j., an enterprise that prov
ed complete swindle. 1t never was drawn,
consequently none of the fools who invested
In it were any the richer for their venture,
and we never heard that PAttes paid any Of
bis bills.
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A DREADFUL ACCIDENT.
A Little Girl is accidentally Shot al
Killed nv a RInErn ate

Yesterday morning at half past eleven
O'Clock little girl, aged nine years, and
daughter of Mrs. Rock, of West Cedar
street, was accidentally shot by . pistol in
the hands of lad. The ball penetrated
above the eye, passing direct through the
left cerebrum and lodging under the skin
above the neck and near the Occipital pro-
lection, producing death in a few moments.
The mother of the unfortunate victim lost
her husband two years ago by railroad
accident, and this is sad bereavement to
her. The Coroner was notified of the acci-
dent, and was to have held an inanest.
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THE CITY.
Interesting Chfisfma. ReuniOn.

On Tuesday evening next, Christmas
Eve, the members of Edgeneld Lodge No.
l1s, [. o. o. F., will have ssant re-
union, In which they propose ~ make it an
interesting occasion, particularly 10 the Or
phans in c0arge Of the Lodge. The little
ones will be there, as special visitors, and
will receive presents of substantial char
acter. 1t viii be a goodly signt to witness
the reception which is in store for the chill
dren OF deceased members, and as this Is a
new feature here, Odd Fellows in the city
will find this good time to pay their sister
Lodge a visit. Tbs Lodge Room, which 10 on
Woodland street, we may add, will be
thrown open to the puslic.
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OSHKOSH, Wis, has had an Enoch Ar
den, bat be didn't come back and gaze
through the window at the felicity of the
green and yellow household and then go
into the green and yellow melancholy bus
iness, not any. he kicked the new hus-
band out, sorted over'the children and sent
his brats after him, and then, after thresh-
ing his wife, settled down into q peaceful
and happy head of the family.
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HALIFAX.

A Modern Hamsn-A Negro Fires a
Ship to Burn the Crew, and Loses
His Own Life.
HALIFAX, Dec. 21.-Wm. Wately, col
ored, steward of the brigantine Union Star,
of ParisbOro, to syenge himself ON the
captain, attempted to burn the vessel and
kill all on board. He stupefed all the hands
while sleeping with muristic acid and set
fire to the vessel in the bold. Before be
could extricate himself he was ffocated
by the smoke. The captain awakened in
time to arouse the crew and extinguish the
fire. WAtely, who belonged to st. Kits,
West Indies, was the only person who lost
his life.
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One More Unfortunate.

CLEVELAND, o., Dec. 2i.-George Far
well, agent for the Weed Sewing Machine
Company in PainesVille, o, committed
suicide in this city by taking hydrate OF
ehloral. Cause intemperauce.
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Big Fire AT DarfaueIIe.

LITTLE Rock, Dec 2l.-A fire occurred
st Dardsneile last night, destroying nearly
half the business portion of the town and
the United States Landoffice and Postottice.
AL the books in the LaRdoffica were de-
Q tIoyed. The valuable documents in the
Postofles were saved.
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WASHINGTON.
Justice Bradley Unwilling to 20 to
New Orleans.

A Gosernment With mo Head but q
Wooden One.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 21.-The New
Orleans committee viii hold another meet
ing Monday. They wiz then agree upon
their tddress to the people.
Judge Bradley is said not to be desirous
o! gohg to New Orleans TO hold court. Il
u eartIin he viii not do 20 unless at the
suggesion Of the Pesident. 1t is also un-
dersto ID thst the supreme court regards
Itself as without any power over the
question Of Judge Brsdley's going TO New
orleans In the present emergency.
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GRANT applied the civil service rules to
the appointment of the Postmaster at Phil
adelphis, but did not when appointing one
for Chicago.
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TENNESSEE Bonds closed in New York
last evening at 79a for the old issue and 80
for the new.
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CoTToN is dull in New York at 2oSc
hr middling.
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GOLD is duh in New York,at 1fIA0
LA
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REAL ESTATE.
Suv TOaE, Friday, Nov. O, 1871

NEW YoRK, Friday, Nov. O. is7s
There wac quite a large attendance al the EX-
,hsage th4s potiag and following oensnuuAis
By Jsues ~ KILLER Legal ne siresn
a refsree Ares lots 7sSs soahery Of T~sa
anht. a@Renrg $50 SECT westerly FROM Ninth ave sue
and 81 81 .sss SO.y, Amounans 5000 each lot wm
ByA eeoEsr Son Co. under the direction Phe
n. 'i q Z: s ' :. ~ %. ass s H. q 10 od .nG .p
snas5 os an ne sek house sns 20, i,IsL
nor TAEtsvsz iof s5lao to Hannah n, TouFpase
Aek site sioop bo
s .sas ss ~ as ssioTS sSus iisrso -Ss s eIStss
M annual gOaBd o. SIS and to taxes and
s su ~ .o.Isry ss NS;f IT. 81 ieei q inches csss o
81 Ds Suv "a properly Mohs isnau pnG e ssa
Byv stevenson Son legal aIs under direction oephss
Rraue reree l5K o0A togher with the uidns thereon,
ssSs s = 81 s safe so sa and o1si mortgage
foos ara sesai 80 a5sIe' ss sS & 70 80 ~ a., i
purchaser being Ktus New Sho informed o. that ne EAs m
.@ousa 70 named were entirely enable %
Tss 1ssi , ss r SRs soul 81, 10 lsa IS 2
Toa 81 vsp aeEhbOhOet the esare laek Of Information
"a sssts1 he e sale noei ~ sio place By Z H. Ludlow
% rne a !, 40 as ycn Va, saoSrnod until ne In nsl
vhieA TINE informed Ae PROPERTY VII pos N q n vii
as Co. atdeT DE direction o. aso R Bses@s1 Tt,e gr10T leo
sss SoI from sevenihavo no attention pad ma,'sri
subsequent INQUIRY We were notne .o [ ~ 80,
vhdrawa 10 legal proceedings having been se between e Pe'
seVe men several occasions heretofore spotsn OF this neglect on
,,-t N % er on auconeer which latter 10 now oeongsl
gT pus,o the ~hasA Of proPerte es al,eTsS
.aoaseT, sssa % far s stS referees vii Instruct
assrs 70 i've public wbsa such sales postponed or with
d9sa from an eas' (, -ssess n n. q. soror
D. II LsS- SG Toe e. go s s, on S's SScs as
building stands Is erssi NON he Coumbit c llsle
BT X Of the fourssOr hsh oOP brick hou
ave size sfs1ss ioi io6 fss, for sssOoG
No public ale expected place at the Exchange to morrow
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PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

ns submitted the Department Buildings during the week end
fug Nov. z 1871
Norm se of seyeutb-st leo Thdave three
dwellings, eaoa lA5x10
oSner T.
Nss Tbrtyseventhst west Thrive Eve four
bok sHd delAs dwellings, 2I5o and lSEa<
David T.. Keuucd-.
Fs-h ST. rs feet Of Eeveahve history bnek
and broWs-stoEe stable. 20fjS Andrew Enal0.
South Of Onehundrcd tuelft 5 feet east OF Secon0aVe
ionrstory brick trnement, 2,xa0 Laor
NaIh le u rfich feet OF Secnla-c two ousov
and iron church I'D parsonage 5Sx93 and 1876 owners the
bcekman Methodist Church.
Souhess Of FnAave. and Etv6rst fvesory brick 6rt
rs dwelling samuel ID. Bahoock
Of hveaOry BRICK
ass ueihus 5tixll6f David p Morgan
Eive IS feei horh Of Fue fvestOry brck
clsssdN eihng. "a 8xl0o; John H. Power.
50 Wess tWOst0ry BRICK
" % shop; g. b. LsHteu.
Of NnthRve,
gia5-s - dwellings, . 80 owner h. b. " nght
- Fy-Tdst rs feet Of frstaye (rearl I've
0ry bek 0gng l0xJ4 Empire Laundry Company
BuILBISGS REPORTED wEEK T. 1874
Dysons Gne eornios gutssr, piazza L. C. SANFORD
Agent
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Aelu fJanteo--5 females.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED At TUE UfI0 y
OFFICES ThrtTsecondsLi OF 1oo ven l"eA ~
St. % to n. At regular once ratss
CEWERS WANTED-At the Grand Opera
sppf 70 1iis IlOAEA ID
,s,roi Keeper so West Tweaty fourth a.. h morning
WANTED Three good custom COAT
w MAKERS . 90 to WlHssPor Penn Inquire at 2s7 Canal
XTTANTED-A WET NURSE. 1877 Second
w ave RiBg osI L
T4TANTED-A CHAMBERMAID and Wait
w RRss AZ Tweauehti city reference fsqae5
VXTANTED-A frst-class DRESS RIMMEIs
w and buttob-hois Apply a. lzlJi Bros way,
UTANTFD-A YOUNG WOMAN as Childs
w 80 40 s.,n.tress Apply 2 West TWenig-eghih'L
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5ales bp Aucncn


A.
by BANtTS. MEhM IN 8 Co., BrOadWay, cor.
ID 4tstSa WORKS Of Ar Fancg Goods Furniture &c
MONDAY, G0F H. A. COINS tuod oIFor' ana NoPper
Also Pagef honer AID Pnosa Catio1usi - ...,.,.,,
TUESDAY Nov y folosnk aAs-EAGLI3H and AMbhCAh
BOOKS directly rom Publhera-
GEORGE J. SMITH. AUCTI0NEER.-By
" foreclosure Of eae n0risngs WI eel p psea'
bUlng MAGAZINES oth. srcles sppeanng the oemh bua-
pe.a JOHN CONrRBLL Attorney fer Mortgage
TFO. A. LEAVITT a. Co., Qate Leayitt.
" Strebegb Co Chntoa Hal Asor place For tho SALE ~
AUcroS LIBAAE COLLECTIONS Of Books PAINriSas Aad al
kinds Of LIrEHAHy PaOrrRrr.
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Molt oonpsey the Bsged Residents views
by contained In the diary which the suthor
penned With diligence ard persistent observation Some Of The
ultra Tapen and confuse
ne anecdotes 70 brighten the heavier Poon'
Of e diary enhghen the points rehTg TO
progress siege These desuto remarks Afol Dat
eAgrs Of this comprehensive sad ably Wnn Vol
ums Sustained from closer examination OF mo
work 10 avoid orestsls which viii be read Parts
Tie o the hr tine and hns eotnpee
i've wLch even imperfect rsesived With great
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legal NOlifes.

NJ Y. SUPREME C COURT MAJ .3.5.,
- ~ S1sog HENRY ". MASON JOIN H. ~! ia MI
hICKsT H. MARTIN CHARLES q. AAAIlS. r tis l,s,
80. na,neds Yon are becbF summoned an Ii'o- ~ wv
IA p 1--we eopy q your Answer 10 he sas t-'I. IF, ,
1ll " No. 81 and LbcrFsti y T. CIV Nl4iu '-eH
scrbe Az s Is exclusive Of tne Say of sueh service ah pr
- "a IN sns~sf tue complaint within te He s-l- ~ IN
tils action vii apply ~ thg tolF lli 'N' ''-'
painl-D''e' N''''''~' fHAs n HATCH Plaintiff Attorney
The eomrlalrt this seton Wl 1ed JOB e .A.' = M l5ts f.
81 AngLs. w. 'uao- -. ------.-I
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MANY tho letters eaa Descriptive ereeuOu the iuess dsinsa
atoms Of similar novels IA ciyss Preenet
the Great Of Net E1ch tie fales
hcuary might call sketches As nstare The
eselpugn Of tae Baals Of 5e.an na..eI- leol..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09

"Ths Diary Bsgei Resident needs neudsou from
A. Won Motks a. vsrsaIes pronounced extremely interesting At
fs7us VITA The leies from Metz the JouEza tho
place among he c0ftSp0ndehes Of the Per0L"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09
VANITY PAIR

"Te pscsar cne favor about the remarks Of the Resident
H vas lucky which up this obseEant snter
Pars eieiled graphic socount Of the slege"