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Eorrespon0enee
st. Johns Day at Rochester.
Rochester. Mo June 2:J

ED. REPUBLICAN-The great eel.
ebration of the Masofs and Odd Eel
lows in our quiet city took place yes-
terday, beneath the spreading branch-
es of Gods first temples. Thesday
was bright and beautiful, and all ma
ture seemed to be in harmony with
the hearts of the assembled multi
tude.
AT an early hour in Il morning
the people from the surrounding coun-
try and your city arm flocking to
town, and ere the sum had reached its
meridian brightness, tire streets of
Rochester were filed with the largest
crowd of people that ever assembled
within its quiet limits.
After the usual parades through
town, the multitude, headed by
Prior's band, of st. Joe, marched TO
the grove, where o sumptuous dinner
was prepared and spread out for the
benefit Of all who would partake of
natures bounties. Here rich and
poor, high and low. met on the same
level and enjoyed the same blessings
of the bountiful Giver.
After ample justice had been done
| to the dinner, the people adjourned to
| the speakers stand where their intel
lectual faculties were RECALLED by
speeches from Col. Giddiugs, of Sm-
vannah, and Furgeson, of Rochester,
in behalf of the Masons and Odd Eel
lows, but the principal speech of the
occasion was made in behalf of both
orders by jesse e. Huston, editor OF
the Era.
We were so unfavorably situated
that we did not hear much Of either
speech, SO are not able TO particular
izc, hut those who were fortunate
enough to hear them pronounce them
worthy of the occasion.
At the close of the speaking. the
vast cOncourse, headed by the band.
marched to town and quietly sepaYa-
ted aud returned TO their separate
homes. 1t was estimated that at least
two thousand people ate dinner and
| otherwise enjoyed themselves OH the
ground. 1t seldom happens that so
many people congregatc to celebrate a
given day where everything passes
off SO pleasantly as it did yesterday.
| Not q single accident occurred to mar
the pleasure OF any person, nor did
We see a single person under the influ-
ence of liquor upon the ground. As
far as we have been able to hear every
one EXPRESSED themselves well sntis-
ied with tic treatment they received,
and heartily visit tltat such occasions
might come ofteIref, So That the peo-
pie might meet and cultivate the God
given boon of fraternal friendship.
Begging pardon for trespassing
upon your space, l remain yours, etc,
JACOB.
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StrawS.'

In Warren county on the LIST ofJurc
u convention was held to'elect dele
gates to the Democratic State Con-
vention. Fifty-ona Delegates were i'll
attendance. and twenty-eight insisted
on endorsing Greeley and Brown,
twcnty-three were 'set" for a Demo-
cratic nomination at Baltimore.
Theraa3oa tho fight opened and a
lively scene cusaed. The Majority
report was finally adopted by IA vote
nf % to 3. which caused a belt of the
Baltimore men, they leaving the room
hurraii;ag for General Grant. and
swcaring they would all vote for Grant
is presereuca to Greeley and Brown ;
ard thus ended the Liberal anu DEM
ocfaiic iflsco III little Warren
Not q single Rcpublicsn who was n
Liberal in 1870 took part ii the
neutrality-suspicious. Fair Play.
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Rochester:
ROCHESTER,, July /,

Mr.. EpIr6R-The Republicans of
Rochester Township met on Satur-
day, pursuant to direction of the
County Central Committee, the Pres
ident, j. Peters, stating the object of
the meeting, after which several re-
marks were made by different mem
bers, when it was agreed to appoint
as Township COMMITTEES, one from
each sub-school district. The APP
pointments were Us follows:
H. G. Webster, j. Snowdeh, W. S.
Starr, B. Maughmcr, J. Etchison, F.
Parker, J. NJ. Redditk, j. Van Meter,
II. S. Tilton and j. NJ. Brown.
The form of County nominations
was then discussed, and it was unani-
mously agreed to request of the Coun-
ty Central Committee TO adopt the
delegate convention system. Motion
to publish proceedings in the RBPUB-
LICAN, carried.
The meeting then adjourned.
j. PETERS, Pres't.
j. III. MowBRAY, Sec'y.
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NodaWaY.
j. ii. MOwBRAY, Sec'y.
SAVANNAH, July

SAVANNAH, July l.
The meeting was wei attended, and
was called to order by |. n. Webster,
Esq, as Chairman. ard w. w. Cald-
well was chosen Secretary Of the
meeting.
The following Township Commit
Nee was then chosen:
/. N. Webster, Chairman; llcnder-
don Edwards, Highland Clark, 5.
F%rodsham, Capt. {. A. Whitaker, Ed.
Turpin, Jonathan NJ. Cobb, August
Schustcr, Frank Smidlan and Frank
Freeman.
No action was taken as to the VS.
tenn of making county nominations.
I'm. WEBSTER, Chairman.
". W. CALDWELL, Sec'y.
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Monroe.
MoBERLY's MILL, June %

MoBERLY's Mill, June %.
According TO notice, the voters of
Monroe Township met to-day q. their
place of voting. The obiec; of the
meeting being stated by Mr.. Anslem
Kelsey, the following persons were
appointed to act as a working coin.
mittec for this Township during the
present campaign:
Il. b. Case, j. u. Castle. Thomas
Blue, Benjamin Carson, John Krnll,
Frederick Snider, F. NJ. King. Ed
ward Kelley, George lockwood aud
John Augustine.
Ordered that the proceedings of the
meeting be published in the RErUB-
LICAN.
EDWARD KELLY, Prcs't.-
VIM. PARKER, Scc'y.
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Benton.
BoHCKow, june %

cuiC -.
Ed. REPUBLiCAN-The Republic
cans of Benton Township met to-day,
according to notice, at Bolckow.-
The meeting was organized ~ elect
ing John Anderson Chairman, and IL.
G. Murphy, Secretary.
lected as a township working commit
tee for the campaign:
DIR. n. 3. Brown, DIR. ID. +. Will
hanson, II. c. Murphy, John Town
send. James McBrien, William
Fleming, Thomas P~ettigrcw, John
Crisman, Isaac Vanhorn and Moses
Wilson.
The Republicans Of our township
are in earnest, aud will give a good
account of themselves in November.
JOHN ANDERSON, Pres't.
il. C.. MURPHY, Sec'y.
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Mn. Frea Sexton has captured,
X illrd and stuffed the "only Greeley
man. in Empire Township. Welfare
il in our Office. and intend TO preserve
it. Il will be an Interesting sdbjtet
for political antignsrians few years
hence. It has thirteen r~attles. and
measures four feet il, length. 1t was
an advocate cf ''aDytiing TO Leaf
Grant"
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Clifton House I

Under Nee Management.
THE undersigned, having become proprietor
Of the above hotel, would respectfully an
houpce to the travelling public that he intends
,xperience o. & landlord warrants the belief that
ne house will meet every want sought for in =
tlrst cfass establishment. Commercial men will
epd here . No. ] sample room 10 display sam
ules. Special inducements to regular boarders.
bmuibuses leave for and arrive from every train
EASING the city. Give US n trial:
S. +. NJ. CULLERS.
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tTAyING opened a dressmaking shop ut Mrs.
III Couch's, on Fifth street, south of the Public
Sausre, I would call the attention of the public
: = ~ Certificate below. Miss S. NJ. GIBSON.
..This is to certify that Miss Sallie Gibson has
heeu in my employ for three years., and for the
isst two years has been in business for herself.
+ csp her as q neat and tasteful sew
ar and one that has given entire satisfaction in
~ cuftinc and fitting. would advise all those
sishjnr arments cut and mafie TO give her u
ali. You will find her kind. patient and lady
ike and I am certain you will go away pleased.
Mr.. 8. M. STALL, fashionable drcssmaker.
zss Jacksonville, III.
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Mr.. Barnard, one Of the attorneys
of the ST. Joe and Council Bluffs Rail-
road, on Saturday bough, of Mr.. John
Zysit, for $1,000, the right of way
through his farm. This completes
their right from Amazonia to Sa-
yanu,h
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THE Fourth passed of quietly in
this vicinity, most Of our citizens at
tending some ono of the several pic
mics in the county. The weather was
fine, and everybody seemed to be as
happy as could be.
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I3ncIn.
NMAZONIA. July

A meeting of the Republicans of
Lincoln township was held at Anna
zonia on the 29th of June. a consid-
cradle number of our best citizens at
tended the meeting. Mr.. John Lis-
gstt presided. The following gentle
men were chosen as q township com
mittec: John Hart, Wm. Barr, p.
Moser. ST., j. George. jess, Joseph,
NJ. w. Capics, Samuel Callen, L.
Moscr, Jr., A. j. Clemens n An
drew Harvey.
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SOME idea may be had Of the enor-
nous number Of subscribers the Re
PUBLICAN has when we make known
the fact that ut a single post-office we
have II Million. There are ten post
offices in the county.
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Land for Sale.

EORTY ACRES OF LAND FOR
sale. situated in this county, quarter Of q
NILE froSn Bolckow, 20 acres in timber, and bal
sece prhirie; terms liberal. For further partic-
wan call on John Anderson nj Bolckow, or the
sadersigned At Savannah. This land is in q very
me aad rzpidly growing neighborhood.
8S &. ii. DAVENPORT.
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Wanted for Sale.
A few good farms, containing about
eighty acres each.
WIN. CHALLACOMBE,
Real Estate Agent.
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CONE TO the Ratification meeting
Saturday, the 18th.
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CLOTHING.&c.

n. SCHUSTER Il CO., dealers in ready
a, made clothing. hats and caps, boots and
shoes, gents furnishing goods, &c, &c, north
east corner Of the public square. Namin our
xoeds and prices. 2
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HARDWARE. &c,

noLBURS, JOY 4 D dealers in hardware
u stoves aud inware, north side of the square,
savannah, No. JobbiIs in tinwork done or
shorf n,,tire g
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keailroad Timetable.
...s city, st. Joseph &C. B. Railroad.
Going NorthO 6Going Southo
Atlantic Chicago Kan. City Pacific
Evrross EYOreas sExDress Exnvess

rr.ieht,s going north, passes Savannah Al A
flslss rnynr soufh at $50 r. n.
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IT C. sHEDRICk & CO., Eagle bakery, con-
ii. fectionery and restaurant, west side Of the
square
, 1872-12-02

dlsinterred the body, found the 1oczet, and
brought it forth.
-Hoyt & Parker have ten teams and did work
for portion Of the shoe traa9 from SO Pearl
street. On the night Of the are Mr. Hoyt, while
busy loading goods, was approached by mer-
chant who offered him ii ,o60 for the use Of one
Of his teams. It we, refused. *:No," said he,
cannot leave ~ oid customers" He saved
fire, they tenSered him 910o: Said 1fr. Hoyt
ri shall oily make you the regular charge =
"But this is a present." said the merchant. It
was bsaded buck by the tea1nster, With tbs re-
patk that he had rather have the friendship OF
the firm than any present for doing his duty
Boston Adrertiser.
, 1872-12-02

Is educated to different and finer school Of act
Ing snan hls He has toned down his phvsica1.
muscular, ~ and ranting manner; but still, even il
a.. 10 oisan, intellect, and yigor we're what they
~ gace we're, he could no longer be faTorite.
The natura1ness, ease, and finish that have
Gomeln With recent years, could not be grasped
~ nun, and he is too old to learn, too fixed to
1o7get' and too egotistic to forgive.
IT IS SOMEWHAT ODD,
in Victorien sardou's play Of ssAgnes," which
has now been running over seventy nights at
the Union Square Theatre, that "Stelia, :" tie
charming danseuse, should be represented as
going in great haste from Paris to Milan, uia
Steamer. If this absurd blunder was in the
Least necessary to the carrying out Of any por-
ton Of the plot, it might be excused. But It is
not. a railway train, the only direct means Of
reaching Milan, would answer the purpose much
better. wonder it sardou, Partisan as be is,
does not suppose Paris to be seaport, and that
steamer could reach Milan as quickly as
locomotive. Nobody seems to have noticed this
palpable error, and presume We shall soon have
dramas Wherein immense ships sail from HOS
COW to Munich, and daily trains leave from
Lucerne to the top of the Matterhorn.
6A1a1AaUNpI.
q. Oakley Hall. IN his speech at the Lotos re-
ceptlon, repeatedly pronounced ap-o-Me-o-sis
ap-ol1-e~o-sls, though he claims to be well skilled
n u orthoepy as veil as IN classical scholarship
The Mayor should mind his Ties:
We now have fully thirty murderers in the
Iombs, and the number ID steadily increasing.
Most Of these villains have been guilty of the
most cold-blooded and deliberate assassinations;
and yet not one OF them has the slightest ex-
pectatlon Of adequate punishment. Their judg-
ment is correct.
The stage and railway lines here give, rs pre-
text for paying such beggarly wages to their
employees, that the latter ateal more than
ono-tenth of the entire profits of the companies.
Ii this be so, it is the effect Of the employers
meanness, rather than the dishonesty Of the
employed.
Henry N. Smith is reported to have lost
s., 900, 600 in the Chicago & Northwestern cor
ner,-al1 as be says, owing to the id rascal |
ity Of Jay Gould. Gould has much hi CHER |
opinion Of Smith, whom he declares merely an
Internal vil1ain.
Alexander T. Stewards old church theatre,
which has been q dead failure from the begin
ming, is soon to be torn down. and the site occu-
pied by handsome marble block Of stores.
COLSTpUN,
, 1872-12-02
THE CRIMINAL CURT,

rbe fo11o.,n,, fi11,, e. [y.Eags Portei
rorter: Fred II. Nat1on 1arcey, Joliet, ten years:
aeorge Corcoran, assault with ntent to Kill Jolet''
len yeaTs; John neardon robtry, Joliet, fourteen
Ihomas 4aH Gillian, larceny, Jdet, Tires years j:
Jonn Toohey, larceny, Joliet aeventeep'
mont{a: montt{hs: YIN Mm aroun 1arceg, Joliet eight;en
Enn Fountaine. larceny, JoIt, one year; afichaef
1Mai1h, larceny. Joliet, thirty maths Ma9An Moyna-
nan ., 9ulgary Joliet two years VIM Station, assault
King, larceny Joliet, three yeas: Eho1nas Dwyer, as-
ganlt, House Of Correction, seve,een months Charles
am1 Msess Joliet egha, months; %m Hash
Edwin Bowmer, larceny '6uet one year.
, 1872-12-02

1Judqe Bz0dJeHJ
r Kent Ct a.; entered iih aha
denial withdrawn; adjudication BY CONSENT warrant
returnabls Jan. 8 before Register johnson. 11s1
Nathaniel ". Taylor etal; motion Of F. J. Brstol 10
dissolve Injunction coming to bo heard after argu~
ment of counsel taken under adsisemeat; adJud1ca,
ton entered by defendants warrant reurnable Lee. "
before G. Grant, Register. ,.t
ment; defendant and John Pettis IN Clark kobests
recognize in tho Of 81 o09 for appearance OF de-
fendant from time to time, and term to terns
NEW SUITS.
3,570-Conrad Durlies, assignee Of In bankruptcy q
Wm D. Forbes & Co., Y. Hiram Anderson end 1osepn
D. Hodges; assumpst $4,000; D. S. Pride, proctor.
, 1872-12-02
THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

10683-Wrn A., VIM. H., and Chaa. +. Butler Y.
Loriilard Fire Insurance Company Of New York aud
Carlisle Norwood, Receiver thereof assutnpait IS 600;
Tenney, Mcclellan l. Tenney, attorneys L, ,68+John
same; same $4,000; same attorneys: 10,6s5-
Louis Abraham, and David stettauer an and
same attorneys 1o6s6 Y. Clark y same; same,
S. 1000: Moore Cauheid, attorneys. 10,G87-Joselu,
II. l. Hg. C. Frank and Isaac Meyer y Norman G.
Perlna assignee OF the State Insurance Company IN
bankruptcy, saml. A. Tollman and John a. King;
bill to Join the collection Of dividends plainti1s
policy by defendants; John Woodbridge, attorney.
, 1872-12-02
THE SUPERIOR COURT,

tUHNYE NHTy.I
IAw-35o3, 3,597-Greeuebaum Y. The Scandinavian
National Bank motion Of plaintid, suit dismissed
ut pai4tits costs. 217s-stearns '. Todd; Judgment
get aside.
{; ssn, III 4 % Sample ct 1 Je9erda
this term be set aslde and that peti TONERS have leave
to take out ne" aummons, and publish anew:
NEW SUITS.
o6o D. r. Gsmer M iSaao attornez Es'ey fgk e2sa
Dietrich '. Newton s. Otis and james McCor,nsc !;
confession e Of Judgment On note for $3.50. ,4a7-
lams essunpsit $500; Hitchcock, Dupeo Evarts,
Stt9snsys 9 Ina s;sS 5 paSpers # saEE
for, mechanics lien on The William f Clapp
Building, adjoining ana south Of tho Vermont Block
On f1fth q aXsnus 1sa tor 81 75 Boneld swezey attor
G. Dean, Austin and Allen Mcclure bill for injunc-
ton to restrain the collection Of Judgment A. 400
Ss9 C. Flint c. :: Azehi1ald sprott nd David $.
torneys =, ,4el-John y: Carroll '. Hi1and 3. Weeks
and John D. caton; petition for mechanics lion, on
ren Streets; Thateher T MADDEN, % sttorneys. Ito Su.
appeal. A,4sa-MeouFe '. Regain Rs ct ii. same same.
North Chicago y. Dorothea Henning; assumpstt.
S2o9; Barber and Laekne1, attorneys. ,4s5-sa1ns
asn!se d5 d5.dszf s sss SsRn
same :. auchael Ebel; sao5. 4i.5oo-same y John
aiehsxl sehaeidsr Aasesi 1ssss ssso
Il, = same '. Wn. Kobiter; $500. SOL
Same neazes Gustav z.itss Hss':r .SS s
Habel 500 d,sosssne v Philip Freisenssksr; @ asio
:: jacob From; $500. 1,5i1~ssme '. sd1s Caroline
Rostshss S9o 12saS sohn sehqhrt 500
tendorf; 500. nS1e-same :. John Hsha; s :soo.
zFp.aa nsaasl Tdsest Hern@s s; s2'o
IL
, 1872-12-02

{or mechanics Hen On Lot 10, lock s, Deayan,s ad
5,G34soiomon Newman '. Jacob schrTber:
hli of Injunction to restrain efendant interfering
firm Of schryder l. Newman; L. Horst, r. at4oI'
9ey. ooa5-City ct al. '. Yilhenina schwartz j. J.
scaWartz and Chauneey 7. BoVn; appeal from tax
, 1872-12-02

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Rims Addition to South Evanston; will be sold at
bargain recd the money ~. N. d G. e.
BRUNER, S31 Wabash.aY.
E10R SALES LOTS AT BRIGHTON-SELL1NG
l. for $SID eadh. Will take g. 600 caah, aud balance In
, 1872-12-02

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
moR sAIF~W11M1EGT coal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ~E1GHTT
aores In Section L, GEundy Gonnty H., in cuttva.
Fied and adson,nr iras now " IN successful
Address OWNER, P. o. Box 1895, New York.
TOR SALE-FARhfS-4o0 ACRES IN TWO FARMS;
eco appet1eee; about two miles from Ashku. 90
improved near WatseAa, County eeat, with besring
orchard 90 improved near Gilman: will take cash of
ence solicited. AddEeas E. E. HURLBuT, AshAu1n,
Illinois.
E,OR SALE-CHEAP FOR CASH. Is ACRES
+ near rnilWay and county seat Of Hancock County,
Iowa. JNQ. G. NICHOLSON, 63 Indiann-st.
, 1872-12-02
THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

casion of his retirement from the head OF the
department.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-08-31
The. Science Of Health.
ANEW INDEPENDENT HEALTH MONTHLY.
Devoted~+o the preservation and restora-
ton of Health Hygiehic principles.

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ton of Health onsHyggiehic principles.
Health il. the great want Of the ace. It
is the first need Of the individually the 1I3at[;
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Disease is premature death. Health de-
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dwarfs and pa~relizss ALL 70 educate the
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cludes all thatr,lates to Preserving Health,
and to the Art Of Treating Disease without
Medicine, is the object and purposes. Of,
this newsHeAlth Journal. II NE<&&+ II" : II
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH will aim
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The Madison Jou,1tm- has
Mhanda. E. B. Towne, Esq,
proprietor and editor is 50
nsly digusted that he has sold
b Messrs. JIG. Scale and a.
Cremnsr. -
Ehe %na pulls down the names
Grant and Wilson and hoists
ly and Brown and the Penn
ticket, while the s,lutatory
knew editors declares their III
~ to support the principles ii
LIBERAL party. The Journal has !
sabeen ably conducted and its
bus have always contained en-
ming and Instructive selections.
aiai'ations from, the Z be-
Us are that the new editors will
in this reputation. Obviously,
set the resolution OF our late
nca,,sa va nof only1ose him
We need his service, but our
asnts get another ste9pon. 1 ~
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-08-31
II MNSicNl Tre0t

, m..sprE ) .-%GnstE tFeFf."h - ri S"EF-re :
The following selections Of New Music
can be had for 'Tirty Cents by senGines for
the August Number Of, PErERs' AlUs1cAI
MONTHLY. The pieces are also published
in Sheet Form at the prices annexed, -
Meet me, Maggie: Song and Chorus 'tf
Hays. ...... .- cts'
Bright Star that Crowns with Baauty.
Song. Kpckenss .S. $50 cts.
Do not Weep so; Sister S. and: Co.. as
Steward. J. 49,. ...'.... $500 ~ CTS.
My Haert is Weary. Ballad. { !
GOund. .5Octs.
jocus Polka. -Four Hands.
STRAUSS $500. % Gus.
Sunlight Schottische, - ~
cts.
Georges Waltz.
Rosalba Polka Mazurka. -" :'3'
Loves Caresses. Morceau elegante:
49,. $500 .............4 Gus.
> Address; j, T.. PETERS, 599: Broadway,
- Z New-Yo.k.
@8-Five back numbers Of PE1ERR MI
Steal MONTHLY will be mailed, postpaid,
on receist Of, ST., 81: ~rs.r9
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-08-31
AUGUST 81, 1872.

IND COMBINATION Fam AND FEs-
The friends Of the Orphans
bSociety Of Louisiana are max
aensive preparations to hold
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aour remarks or to publish
Egammeo of committees, etc.,
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