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Double Strong,

dor tho winter season, 1 will brew all
II DOUBLE STRONG BEER. Drink
seegers' unadulterated Double Strong Beer,
Beer Is also put up in bottlos, and for sale at
$3.50 per dozen.
have also received supply OF the justly
celebrated PANOAKE-regarded tho best
Nov Is
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MANUFACTURERS AND DEALER, No. 90
VI Hayne street and Horlbeck's Wharf,
Charleston. 8. O. This is the largest and
most complete factory OF tho kind In the
oan be furnished by Mr.. P. P. Tosle at prices
which defy competition.
SGT pamphlet with full and detailed list
OF all sizes OF Doors. 5ashes and Blinds, and
the prices OF zach, will BIO sent free and post
paid, OH application to
July II f1yr PIP TOALE.
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WELRY Y,

&&aissole Agent for . the q cele. s O. - 49,
brated Pauline Watch Company. philadel-
phia. Gold Chains, Vest, Opera, Chateaines,
Leontine Necklaces. Diamond Rings and
Brooches, Pearl-full and half sets.
SILVER-HVARE.
I make this line speciality. All Silver cold
by mo guaranteed equal to coin. Some hand.
some goods in this line, suitable for Bridal
Gifts.
PLATED WARE.
Tea Sets. Cups, Goblets, Castors, spoons
and Forks, Ice Pitchers, Egg Stands, Coffee
Urns, 10.
CLOCKS,
Cutlery. Pocket and Table Knives.
Household and Fancy Goods.
Guns-English Double Barrel, Brooch
Loading Rifles, Parlor Rifles, Air Guns, and
9 full stock OF Sporting Goods; Dupont &
Hazard Powder; Pistols OF various styles.
JET AND HORN GOODS.
WILLIAM GLAZE,
One door North SCOTT & Co.'s Banking House.
Oct 21 t4mO
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/ B. A. PR1NGLE.
Cotton Seller and Gen. Produce Broker

O6hFu@ WNu1J, CHuTIeSI0n.
ID DIFFERENCES Charleston G. II.
III Lowndes, President Bank Of Charleston;
". B. Smith, Esq, President Union Bank OF
Charleston; Robert Ad9er, Esq, B. O. Press-
rim, President National Bank Of Newberry.
Chester, y. O.-Messrs. McAliley Il Brawley.
Special attention given to the consignment
and sale Of COTTON, Dried Fruit, DC.
Sept +4n,
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Special Not1ce<,,..

oN MAHRIAGR.-HAPPY RELIEF FOB
YOUNG MEN from the effects or Errors and
Abuses In early life. Manhood restored.
nervous debility cured. Imped!ments to
Marriage removed. New method Of treat
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free. in sealed envelopes.
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Deo "a Ono
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Boots and Shoes,

Boots and Shoes,
LEATHER. ETC.
TIE old house Of P. n. FLA
N\ NIGAN, who for twenty years
IN carried on the Shoe trade, and
oAnever failed to give satisfaction
IN every branch, is now opened by his SONS,
and thoy will conduct the business on tire old
plan-keep nothing but first olass goods,
quick aales and short profits.
2. Il. FLANAGAN will superintend the Me-
tosee his old friends and customers. ~"
Our stock consists OF Mems. Boys', Youths,
Ladies', Misses' and Children's
Shoes, of all Styles. and Varieties.
They will leave nothing undone to merit q
fair share OF the patronage 80 literally be-
slowed on their father. 90 and SEQ them
AL Shoes exchanged or money refunded.
Five first class BOOT-MAKERS wanted.
J. Il. FLANAGAN d CO.,
Main street, opposite Lorick & Lowranoe'e.
Dec 10
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TOYS, Candies. &c.

Toys, Candies, &c.
TOYS OF all kinds and descriptions, plain
Il and fancy Candies. Nuts, Lemons, Figs,
Jellies and Oannod Fruits.
Bread, Gakes and Rolls. fresh every morn.
ing, at p. w. KRAFT'S,
NOW Main street:
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Lea & Perrins' Sauce,
Pronounced by Connoisseure
1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE.n
1t Itimproves appetite and digestion, and it is
unrivalcd for it's flavor.
We are directed by Mesers. LEA l. PER-
RIMS to prosecute all parties making or yend-
ing counterfcite.
JOHN DUNOANS SONS.
Aug Is t8ulo Agents, New York.
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Grand Duke Alexis Hat
You will find at
OHILDS & WILEY'S

Clothing and Hat House.
A LsO, the new PRIZE COLLAR prize
~ In every box; scaled, and guaranteed
that every box contains prize.
Dec II limo
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Georgia Lime and Fertilizer Company
nFFER their SHELL LIME to the planting
" public In full confidence in its excellence
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-01-14

The VERY Rev. FATHER DE SMEr We
feel great pleasure in announcing the ar
rival in Dublin of that very distinguished
and apostolic missionary, the Very Rev.
Father De Smet, of the Society of Jesus
The iabors and zeal of this truly great and
good man for SO many years among the va
rious Indian tribes of Oregon, California,
and the Rocky Mountain regions of Ameri-
ca, are we'll known, owing to those beauti-
full and descriptive volumes published in
the United States. These we'll deserve to
rank with the Lettres Edifants ct Curieur
which have emanated from the early mis-
sionaries of his order in different parts of
the world.-As St. Francis Xavier has SO
we'll merited the title of Apostle of the
East Indians in q past century, 30 the self
aud holy missionary who now
honors our-city by his presence has carried
the light of faith to the Red Men Of the
Western world, and he may justly be called
their apostle. In their own fgurative Ian
guage the Indian tribes call him the Black
Gown, and the good Father who speaks to
the Great Spirit for his Indian children.
Fourteen of fifteen times Father De Smet,
q native of Belgium, has crossed the Allan
tic as Procnrator of the Indian Missions.
He now returns, with number of his coun-
trymen. priests and novices, to supply the
wants of his noble institute, and, above all,
the missions of the Rocky Mountains. 1t
is also possible he may have Irish mission
aries-and this, we learn, he specially de-
sires-to labor in the Lords vineyard.
We are happy to learn that the venerable
Father De Smet still looks vigorous and
hale, it not young.-Dublin Freeman's
Journal.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-01-14

New ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE AssocIA-
rToS.-1n our advertising coumPs will he found the
Second Annual Statement of this association. Tho OK
hbit therein made speaks fatterngly for the financial
ability Of its managers, and shove the confidence in
which 1t is held by the public Mr. Chas Cavaroc it's
President who is also President the Bark Of New
Orleans stands in the front Of uaaciers In this
city Mr. S. Lansux, the Secretary, ia gentleman of
the old regime who thoroughly understands the business
and the board Of directors is composed of many
most substantial merchants Though the losses during
the foot to the heavy of e2s ~ the
earnings for the same time Amount to the handsome
sum The assets of the association amount
to 81 2f5,sf4.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For tho Week Ending Friday, January IL.
MoRN1Na STAR OYz1cE,

MOHNNG SFAH OEFICE,
CoTToN-we left the market ut The time OF orr last
sd aes ss
the demand has continued animated. Saturday. d
~
900 baea At fuller prices the closing rates showing
Of he VI mess
Ss:Fd1s @Ssh is:s re az.
sa i sG give way to f. but these
and the salss were confined to $500 bales. Thufsdd
s4oo bales the last qsots.ions showing partial
cry Of fe. Friday The demand was QUITE lively. 4
S at az e.
Referring to our remarks, we quote the market
fssa Gs I'd
SUGAR. AND MoLAssEs-We quote sugar. viz; fail
to IT, fully fair o prime e. o. yelSSw; ssEsd
at IS 20 40c for fair Il to &c for PRIME and IS to %
atEiotly prime: A.
treble extra to Is III Is per Dbl for
CoRN-We quote 70 to 7lo per bushel for mixed 1
a quot. e d,S R lSo G H..
HAI-Tbe trade il supplied at $50 per ton for priI
A1s e sl4 per Dbl
11ACon-Ouuu1ncIbA arg quoted at At 70 ITO, clear J
sides to 10. clear sides 81 to s3o and 14h to $50
f4nD-Tierces sell at 81 to o. and kegs at 1oa to
per ID.
DRY SALT MEAr--shoulders are quoted at 81 to
per ID.
BREAKFAST BAcoS-western commands 8 to sto b
BurrER-We quote choice Western ut rs to 96c chuI
Goshen At 80 to 35c, and common Northern at = 70
per ID.
cHEEsE-Choice factory is quoted at Il to $50, and
serve Mt Is to 1910 per ID.
POULTRY AND EGes-Chickens are selling on thels,l
NJ tn mar Sns1 rNrrlr
to Sls. Eggs IS to 40c per doz X
Observation-Disclosures selling g 90 to g IS per
Onions sell at So IS to "a 90 per Dbl Cabbages al
to 81 per boz. Green Apples 81 SO to e6 90.
CoFFEE-We quote 21t to 212c per lib (gold duty PAL
for prime GOT to 81 for good, 19l to sO for fair
ise 20 1910.
WHIsET-We quote $50 to 81 90 per gallon for che
Western rectifed. Bourbon 81 so 60 Is. High wiz
97ho to 81.
INDIA BAeGHG-We quote Ito per yard In bales
i6o n rolls Kentucky hemp and A.S IA e lsc =
quality Domestic jute baggtng 17c per yard In rSis
IRON TIRS-Are steady and Arm at ST to 50 per h.
Money Market.
Gold 1901 to 109s. American half dollars 10S 70 wi
Mexican dollars no to fi82. II
Sterling exchange ll74 to l1s3, francs to 4.93S.
nnmaaffQ 4 IN 1Ta ont II
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Duke Alexis, in company with Gen. Sherid
and many prominent army officers and officials hayd
last found their way out into the snowcovered pls
No ono can deny this. Even the ladies are fond OF
Can any q them imagine ANYTHING more delightful
next party or weddings WE'LL these hunts invarisl
enc ct Joe 1illers coz Magazine street, whore the
you want . long hunt. commence on Canal street. d
then 60 on up town; IL yon in o hurry, and wan
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BEST ASSORTED Stock IN THE CTTY.-This is
the claim which that old and reliable firm of Braseman
4 Adams advances for itself Whether this claim can
matter upon which decline to give an opinion but
which each must decide for himself after . visit OF
three things certain that everyone find
what he wants and that their prices very low also
that the magnificent bazaar corner Magazine and St.
Andrew streets, Is run on a strictly cash basis
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THE Young CRUsADER--This is ono of the
most entertaining and usefal magazines have
sSGn Whilst specially intended for the young, its
ttces would of great interest we'll instruo
tion 10 grown persons Each number contains thrty-
two pages of reading matter and several beautiful
Gravinaa all of which DO had at the small yearly
subscription price for twelve numbers ofsl Specimen
copies arc sent free Address Rev. VIM. Byrno Cru.
sader ofioe, Boston, Mass
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-01-14

PEACE. The war of the factions having
ceased for the time being quiet regus around the Gem
and tho feare Of brstlng bayonets which prevented
many ladies' from visiting Mr. L. G. Asburys elegant
and weftstocked establishment No. Ss Royal street,
have been diseipated MI: Asbury was compelled to
but he has opened again cers the ladies' large
assortment Of flowers hats trimmings and real hair All
of his stock he is selling ut rates low command
the patronage Of the adies Ladies' is the time TO
call at 40 Royal street. do without the least
danger from Metropolitan bayonets.
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PARTICULAR REAsoNs.-When, in the course
Of human events it becomes necessary for business
firm to realize cash for its goods in short space Of
time the quickest lie to offer great inducements
the public. This is at present the with the firm Of
NJ L. Byrne & Co. upper corner Of Magazine and Jack.
atreets which has hand of the finest and
complete assortmepts of dry goods Of all kinds which
be found in the South. These Inducements Of
fered only for the next fourteen days.
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~ =
An enthusiastic Frenchman, infec
with mania for erial voyaging, induid
IN the following rhapsody, to which he
inspired by his Visions of the future desti|
OF balloons sFor, when the conquest
the air shall have been achieved, univerI
fraternity will be established upon (
earth. everlasting peace will descend to
from heaven, and the last links which
vide men and nations will be severed
Not to dwell upon the fact that links :
usually devoted to uniting, instead of |
viding, We cannot but think that his an
cipatiOn of coincidence of balloon.
cation with the millennium is one more
stance of that lively optimism which Ia
ishly friuges French literature. MaAki|
have not certainly been cured of wars
steam navigation; the railroad, OF the tel
graph on the contrary, each and all
these fruitful wonders have been broua
into constant requisition whenever natisI
have been called upon to attempt ed
Others destruction. In what manner (
cnange In locomotion involved In fiyi
through the air, instead Of riding on q ID
is going to induce universal peace a
good will, would be curious to learn; d
happily, monsieur did not venture Boyd
the "glitterlng generalities" we have j I
quoted his jubilant fancy failed him p}
MrJ.,Lgy aS sae critical point; Profes1
ss.iat.;i. W = ia nave certainly ciamored
. w".S ;...,e Inc scleoce OF oallooning1
.on.t.a. LEI. y. Iecens coinage-is IN
~ve.";nn s .s y. 40 ieasS tneoreticai P1
es.a 800. .o pasen. o!n OF tne lnv1
tia .rast"r. 20 go .on ;sy Ses'eeed
ti.;. a"S 81 Iy Imaginaoie prc)ect|
s nth s s.st Suu .sens .ePosttories crowd
w NIL s. ann. VI noss sngniar ana col
p lpas 81. aspeo.. One .! tne iaIess desig
$500, S;"S VI -. a. .erPI.slog CaHhornid
e.. thn an oaay UI HIee1n mites OF Cd
~. .Snn Sno eSsS f., WIN gnlrey loot %
s sha.e cs'ne :I Cae car, having ran,
una ena' " y. ~ " nn.iI macrne, 20 propel
euu ~ oo wo.keu ~ an ericsson engine
!1ur horsepower. Iae inventor expect
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FINE GaocERrEs.-We are pleased to see that
energetic and enterprising friend, Mr.. Thomas J.
Gleason has purchased the old grocery STAND at the
corner Of Howard and GESvieE streets; Mr; Gleason
stock Of the finest groceries, Wines liquors and teas
all OF which he guarantees will give satisfscton He
of charge for drAyage.
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Tho merry marriage bells,
What . wealth q happiness

Yes and to think the happy couple, on the soft a
comfortable cushions Of one OF VIM. PHILIPPE splend
carriages: are travelling towards the ediHce which
witness the of their cherished hop
Who wonld ride to q wedding unless 1t were in one
Mr.. Phillips carriages He has hacks buggies brett
phaetons, etc, all of which you can have below
tariff rates by calling at lsJ Calliope street.
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Breathes there q man with sense 40 dead
Who peyer to himself hath aaid

I'll not barrow tho feelings OF my friends with this
rackinE cough and the risk of getting
bnt IN take Of Laplaces celebrated infable
Indian TuIuip Pectorar Balm which viii cure me ia
day. For sale By al respectable druggists.
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Attention is directed to our special notice
column,
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THE INDIANS.
A delegation of Creek Indians has passed
through st. Louis, en- route for Washington to
oppose the abolition of tribal government, and
to insist upon the observance by the Govern
ment of treaty stipu!ations. They object to
Congress giving away their lands, but not to
railroads passing through them.
ENGLAND.
Lord Stanley addressed q large meeting of
workingmen at Liverpool on the 10th, In the
course of his remarks he said the old liberal
programme has exhausted its vitality and he
expected in future conservatism would prevail
in all new questions Mr.. Wilbank. M. r., for
North Yorkshire, in an address to his constitu-
ents, denounced the public course of Sir
Charles Dixie. He promised to call on bim to
repeat in Parliament his declaration in regard
to the Crown and the Government, and in the
event of his failing to answer, to brand him as
t ne deserves: All the London papers have ar
They cite the cases of Richardson and Critten-
den; attribute the frequency of such deeds to
nounce the laxity of public sentiment, and the
weakness of the courts which make the prac-
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Money Market.
Gold 1904 to 1893. American half dollars los to
Mexican dollars no to Il83.
Sterling exchange iITi to l1s2, francs to 493S.
nnmaaffn hmm 4 IN may uranium
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13
From the PhiladslpbisHsr !
70 Work!

We believe that Horace Greeley w,,I J..
rfctti si President of the United Stst.s snS
aratl Brown Wee President We hsvs s ss
nIm !alti' IN this As We have in any fmtur.
ettlI, unless It be death, which can't oil he
9ot over But at the sa me time we wn",I i'm.
press upon the minds Of all those who desir.
.ils contamination that II will be reached n"ix
Dy PERSISTENT and energetic effort. The CON,
.r, WIN be No clild's pay. 1t will have to he
.;ii .oaSnl through from beginning to end. There
VIII he no amnesties. no flags Of truce. Ever
..! men oI vantage ground will l,e disputed with
Suoo"ih 1rnness The Administratinnisfs
having possession Uf the Government ara MI
disposed to yield an iota VI it, They cling !"
lne spoil' with the desperation Of drowning
men ana they viii fight for its retention a.
upon the result "'po""o"
!" Liberals and Democrats, therefore We
Say, oTeaniHe. and organize thoroughly
mgah'ze Immediately. There il no time to he
.; .osI Every moment wasted IN procTastina-
;.on Is golden opportunity lost or at least
!ropardlzed Taking time by the forelock,
s;t; W. eau now occupy and retain the strong DO
,'t,oh, secured by the great national uprising
i..t Let US learn wisdom from the opnosrion
me WHY leaders of the Administration party
are ~ work day and night, secretly aud
openly, endeavoring to repair the defections
from their ranks. They are organizing club,
and associations. 0'"''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13
facts About North Carolina.

\, Grant politicians, in their desperate efforts
I. romtort out Of ths North CAroiiNa election
|ntrns that not ouIy IS the present Governor
Eorh Carolina Democrat, hut that the State
l,u Democratic for several years, and
he election OF a Republican Governor now
,uiors IN extraordinary triumph. .;trAnpe
4, they have found an occasional believer.
As benefit Of these gentlemen we would
hat the last election for Governor III Norrh
nina prior to that held the first of this mouth
! m August, 1868: 1T which election Mr.. Hoi-
Ii, Republican candidate, received 1900
uuty over Mr.. Ashe, the Democratic candi-
Mr. Holden was impsschsd IN 1870, and
Lieutenant Governor elected on the same
hu since been the Governor. He va,
s,ssd this year by the Grant Republicans,
h As man who has been falsely counted in
In bsusf. of thoss who are in doubt about
position Of North Carolina, we append the
sdtis at every election. commencing with
J 10 thspresent time: l
zion for Governor. August. 1868, Re-
lhicaa majority, 1900
idsp6si election. November, 1858,
s.:.ies sa1'is IN ls;o. Democratic majority ''0Ss
Attorney General, 4.22l
Ton in 1871 on adoption Of State CON-
hutton. Republican majority, s.2i:
Radicals have carried the State at every
bon save one in four ysars by handsome ma.
~ They this year nominated the acting
smor, who had the appointment Of all tb,
pu, in the State to register the names of elec.
receive aud count the votes and after allow
repeating, receiving the votes OF colouized ne
and spending week in fixing the return,
pit their count. they now claim majority O.
hundreds in favor Of the present incumbent
no the great victory boasted of in thi
Ins' The Radical majority OF $4,000 OF foul
bRo has been whitfield down until they hav,
soft 10 false counting to elect their candidate
1wA 49,.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13
COMMUNIST EXECUTIONS.
NAN REMAINS STANDING AFTER BEING
RIDDDEp WITH BULLETS

RlDDDEp WITH BULLETS
A Paris correspondent, wrltllg under date
of jane e. gives the following account vi
the latest executions On the PLAIN. Of Sdtors /:
This morning ioui nIen, Francois, Da.iy,
Gus, Saint Oner, aud Anhry were shot at
Satory for participation i" the assassination
of the hostages At 4 A. NJ. tn. condemned
men we're assembled ia The court house of the
Rue ii. Pierre, where they were shat up in
cells and received the visit OF the venerable
Able Foilet, who administered the last CON
solations OF religion. The men then srure
some letters Franrois and Saint -OmeI each
addressing a lew lines to the Pr-slsn. ot the
republic. Coffee, wine, and cigars we're then
served, and the prisoners smoked quietly
while waiting 10 he conveyed to Sntory
| About 5. 30 the military wagons ratified up the
street, and in less than half dn hour the fatal
plain of Sstory was reached The usual force
Vt troops was present to Witness the eXecu-
tiun. The condemned aiighted without evinc.
ing any emotion, and marched trmly TO their
resnsctive posts. They all asked not to have
their eyes covered and not to be attached but
this slight favor was refused III consequence
OF the bad in which the soldiers hired at the
preceding execution. Francois for a short
lime opposed the men ordered to bind him
and altogether behaved with an energy which
those who saw him OIL his trial would never
have given MIN the credit of possessing
Able Follet having embraced the prisoners
and Withdrawn, Francois, Dallvous, and A Auory
raised feverish cry Of "Vive Ia Commune :"
upon which Saint-Omer turned round to hi.
companions in misfortune and said, No, no
viye Ia France! Dieu protege Ia France. A
bas la Commune" At this moment the ad-
jutants dropped their swords and a noise like
the roll Of mitrailieuse tore the air; the
men who had cried "Vive IA Commune !"
fell stone dead, ont as for Sain, Omer h.
remained standing motionless At his post an
it was supposed for u moment thai he had
escaped uuscathed. On examination, however
it was found that his cheat WINS riddled with
bullets and that one bail had passed through
his neck. Death had beep instsataneons, ba
the bodp had preserved the rigidity Of a mar
nerving himself against his fate. The troops
then dedied, drums oys and h,gles sound
the sanguinary.draWa Of the iasurrectio".'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13

The New York Democratic Stsle Committee
will nsst at Saratoga o-day to issue call ior ?
susie Convention They expec, from Jadee
Church an ANSWER whether he viii be = eandi-
date for Governor sAkt. H. H
DR.. David 4. Brpwn, VIM recently served q
term in The Slale Prison At Char lsslowp. Mas,
for msiprscsics, has tesn arrested for repeti.
stj0n Of the crime s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13
3gotifes.

NOSsSE. There having appeared IN ths I'm :.
= rs"e "i me 10th Inst. n"tine thst / vas az.
esned. as y Director. from the Is ksr.' i n,on an
mnl 70 ms: hereby into u ali .hor, |; mas
sGestn thst the above action c. n,rary to law,
snS !hAt no cause existed tor It bat manevvlencs
'nn'rs, shareholder. and have the iayss,t Inter
~ 4 the Union; sM he Cha,ru,an Of The Board
veil % better then suy cthe, inenuba. ,;.ce m =
st9fs was orehsL and was the only u.en,ts. NOT in
asbtsl 70 the ,diNh. The tIs,sndsA .xpu;; "a
"i,hvot hstics I" NE snt III my ab tnce ard
.sn detsfM'"sd. white sotins in go.d ,auh i..
*ard the nion. hot to allow my cerscLsi rsL,s re-
ne tismrlsi upon. JACOn SfiHrtE ~
suSl33t