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Of said indebtedness, amounting to $4,000, is

Of said indebtedness, amounting to $4,000. is
secured BY chattel mortgage On printing
press, which press constitutes the greater por-
tion in value Of said assets !; that said Company
is insolrent; that for some weeks last past it
has been becoming more and more lnsolyent
and that it has no prospect Of paying its deDts'
Further, that D. Biakely, one Of the stockhold..
ers Of eaid company, upon pledges OF the capital
and at divers times, borrowed from divers
and sundry persons large sums OF OF
money, amounting. in the aggregate to S9o'ooo
and upwards, which sums are still unpaid; that
the persons to whom said Blakely became so
indebted heretofore, and in or about the month
OF August, 1872, and with his concurrence, placed
in supervisory charge of the business and prop
erty Of aaid Company Lucien B. Colby, and that
said Colby now has charge thereof; that while
said Colby, for such individual creditors OF said
Bakely, has endeavored to conduct the affairs Of
said Company carefully and economically, yet
the interests OF such creditors are, in their
nature hostile to those Of the creditors OF said
Company, and the interest Of such latter credit
ors demand the interposition Of this honorable
court.
, 1872-10-23
CHICAGO IHE0l oClcAl SEMINARY.

THE INSTITUTE OF THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Of Chicago Theological Seminary opened Mon
day evening with sermon BY Rev. G. A. Tow1e,
of Sandwich, which WAS highly practical SER
mon on the text, Matthew Xxx, 26-27. He
showed clearly that the position of service is q
position Of the greatest eminonce in the King
dom of Christ. This sermon was criticised by
the Alumni On Tuesday morning, Prof F. ".
Fisk presiding.
Tho experience meeting Tuesday morning WAS
full of interest, as each member gave some &C
count Of his peculiar trials and encourage
ulents.
At the business meeting it Was decided to hold
the next Institute of the Association in two
years. Rev. n. W. Reed, of New Orleans, Was
appointed to deliver tho Alumni address at the
next Triennial Convention, and Rev. Chas. Ce-
rerno alternate.
The Institute holds meetings in Prof. Fisk's
lecture-room, at the Seminary Building, Union
Park, each forenoon during the week, excepting
Saturday, and lectures by the different Profess
sors Of the Seminary each evening, excepting
Saturday, in tho basement OF the Union Park
Congregational Church.
These meetings will bo full OF interest to all
who can find it convenient to attend.
The exercises to-day will be as follows $3.50
L. m.-Prayer and Conference. to 10, Re-
view OF Park Street Pulpit (Murray), By J. A.
Montgomery, Prof. Hyde presiding. 10 to II,
Discussion" Ought Ordination to be Refused
for Disbelief in Endless Punishment" Open
ed BY s. F. Dickinson, Prof. Boardman presid-
ing. II to 12, reading hymns, "songs for the
Sanctuary" pages a and 43, Prof. Booth pre-
siding, 1880 +. m.-Lecture, by Prof. Fiske.
, 1872-10-23
BOARD OF HEALTH,

The Board Of Health met yesterday afternoon,
Inspector Hoard in the chair. Sanitary Super
intendent Rauch's report for the week ending
Oct. 19, ahows the number Of deaths to heyo been
1924 decrease Of three from the previous week:
males, 81 females, II !; under five years of age,
81. Typhoid fever was less prevalent, and t.
general health Of the city was good. The lD;. ~ ~
est death-rate Was in the Seventh Ward and. "a
lowest in the Fourth. Fifteen cases Of small
pox were reported; persons having died from
it's effects. The Health Officer reported that 6ea-
notices had been served and 573 nuisarces abat-,
ed during the week. 4 report on the condition
of the distilleries WAS submitted. Nearly all
we're in good condition, and the offensive ones
houses had improved, but offal was still dspos-
tied On Pratt's ground, making it q disgustin.
nuisance. Many suits had been bought q.
judgments obtained against the offenders, but
seemed to be- beyond the power OF the Boar
etfectua11y eradicate the evil.
, 1872-10-23
4 BANKRUPT CONCERN.

Tie Creditors of the " Evening Post7 Throw
the Concern into Bankruptcy
The Post Printing Company WAS, yesterday,
thrown into bankruptcy, on the petition Of J. B.
and 6. G. Smith, and F. P. Elliott, composing
the firm OF Bradnor, Smith & Co., creditors OF
the firm. The petition Of the firm states that
action is grounded on the fact of the Company
having allowed its commercial paper to De
stopped, particularly in the case OF q
pronissory note to themselves, dated le1
July last, amounting to IS, 14o.76' at three
months, which is now unpaid. The aiaaaV'e o1
T. P Elliott states that he has H. been @,oea en-
gagged II Investigating ths and nds "a i that he
r aa9g sgbs the 9gapa1g gans S9 not
in "a value the sum of Sso, 900; that it owes the
sum s W Of $4,000, or thereabouts: that portion
, 1872-10-23
PERSONAL.

The wife Of Congressman Foster died at
Greensburg, Pa, last week.
B. Gratz Brown is one OF tho bidders tor
furnishing stone for the new Capitol At Les
hIoines. nm
beaten for Congress in the First Ono LIS
trict by Milton Sayler- He Will never run
again. ,u......
of the Board Of Public Works at Washington,
.: c., by the President, in place Of a. 3. Aul-
%. d. Hunt, Mrs. Fairs brother, has been
sued for divorce by his wife, q niece OF the late
Colonel Fair husband Of Mrs. Fair. Hunt Is
supposed to be somewhere in South America,
and is said to have abandoned his wife IN Sep
tember, 1863.
Miss Rosine slidel1, whom the French pa~
informed by the Courier de France, about to bs
united, this time pour de bon,-to the Qlscount
de Saint Romans.
Among the teachers Of public schools re-
Gently elected at Savannah was Mrs Louisa
Seabrook, daughter of the Hon. John McPher-
aon Berrien, and wife OF the lamented Francis
s. Barlow, q lady OF rare attainments.
The Rev. James Prestley, D. D., Of Pitts.
bu1gb, who gave his wife divorce, and himself
married again, in 1866, and who Was e1commu-
nicated from the Church therefor, was lately re-
iustated by the Presbytery OF Monongadela;
but the Synod, last week, reversed that ac1on
by vote of Sc to II, when notice was given OF
an appeal to the General Assembly.
The Rev. John Purchas, Of st. James'
Chapel, Brighton, Eng, who made some stir IN
the world, and some trouble to the ecclesiastical
authorities, by the use Of certain veBtuentH,
lighted candles, incense, wafer bread, AMI the
ceremonies he had practised in the regular SER
vice, and who wss suspended, Feb. 7, 10ft Il
lately deceased. ~
, 1872-10-23
THE LAW COURTS.
kQ1ES QE INTEREST,

Peterson Y. Peterson, divorce, was yesterday on
trial before Judge Gary Superior Court. Anna s. Pc
terson, the petitioner alleges that she married. in
1851 to Peter T. Peterson and that the fruit OF the
union nine children that betwesn the lst Janu-
ary 1852 and LIST December 1871, defendant lived in
state Of open adultery with Matilda L. Olsen, to whom
child born, the offspring OF such Illicit inter-
course the 10th Of Octobor 1870 which child has
since died. She further alleges that the house On the
northwest Of May and Indiana streets is tho
property Of defendant that she occupies the upper
part, with her family, the lower part being Let
store for $40 month, which ia collected by the
defendant; that the value Of said property Is s5o00
subject to mortgage Of 600. She pzays the custody
of the children the ownership Of the property for her
support and dissolution Of marriage The jury sep
aratad, by agreement, last night.
In the suits brought by the Manufacturers National
Bank States Savings Institution, and Northwestern
National Bank Samuel A. Irwn Collector of Inter nal
Revenue to the amount Of tax upon tile diV~
dend declared by said bank during the last
five months Of the year 1870, paid to said Collector
under protest. which instituted in the Cook County
Circuit Court, the defendant yesterday entered petit
tons for their removal to the United States Circuit
Court
f4O,e81. Superior Court. School Directors Of Dis
trict No. 4, Town 40, County Of Cook r. RosehQ Gem
etery Company An injunction is granted to the pc
aud agents, from completing the fence now being
erected around the land enclosing or Lot
s, IN BLOCK ~ IN the town OF Cf1ttenaeu, N sucA
manner to interfere with free access TO said Lot s.
Mcdowell l. Wilson, solicitors.
The acts Of bankruptcy complained Of, yesterday, IN
the Of shanahan l. West, and johnson Buford.
WERE in the former, the non-payment Of note Of 90
days. for s6131o dated duly a. and in the latter, Of
note drawn juno a. for $1,000.
william B. Y. Clara A. Lewis; divorce Circuit
Court {Ohancery); Judge Williams. decree Of divorce
granted in this case the defendant being called
three times in accordance with law, and failing to
appear, the charge OF adultery is considered as BUS
tanned, and the marriage Is declared dissolved
Judge Tree and the petit jury engaged in hear
ing evidence and the addresses Of counsel yeserday
in the Cullen murder trial.
There was no County Court yesterday; Judge
Wallace will not sit until tomorrow morning.
, 1872-10-23
Durgee, Fern l. Co.; assumpsit, $500; Eldddge h
Tourtelotte, attorneys.
THE CIRCUIT COURT.
FyI-u


ETC., John y Ttelnan; By agreement. judgement ii
751-Hatch r scboheld; Hill w1thdrawB appear
for plaintiff, and ". " Perkins enters appear
sne tor asa 7as sna 81 si u aa at sGafs
agaia casd Verdict, defendant, Teonard, not guilty:
Motion by defendant, Scott, for new trial.
8i0Gloyer '. Durham: dismissed for want Of prose-
cution, at defendants COSTS 7eo-Foser '. Durham;
particulars .:'s;..:s 2ss91aiaddsa len Don ct q
missed by plaintiffs attorney. ,243-Sharp '. LAIN
beer; order l,sol-Bailey v Robertson: A. B.
given to plead. z-.
cHAkcEHx-lJudgs Eilliamsl.
667-Whtte y Harrey; time to answer extended to
53l-Moynehan Y. Spaids ct al; service hy publica-
cation Carleton sRaids and personal service On g.
saas sna T. a. :a nfas aae2s Dill fsen
way ct al: R. y. Bridge enters appears Of Titus
5na aemyr and aaenae time to
Blunt ct al: bill dismissed as to wrn-
Crawford personal service on Carlisle Mason and 6.
eorvsso. Co ei5@1sa Vsil v 1sshalt ct Ct al time @ to
nead Is or d. nF eteRaea 11 :, days
P. II. Anderson ct al personal service defend-
death Of defendant suggested, 457In the matter Of
psaS an s s
matter Of Asa Green; committee in unacy Of julius J.
Green report OF sale fled and confirmed u Raras
records Thomas, enters appearance Of ali de-
PENDANTS, and time to plead extended IS days.
Burnt 1ecords)- Personal servire all defendants;
defaul, and reference to Goodrich, Master.
lJudgs Far1cell.1 -
9e-Motion to amend decree withdrawn time to
file certified evidence, twenty days. 4ao-suit dis
1niased per stipulation at defendants costs.
NEW SUITS.
4,62o-Gustav Jonson and Ern Frankberg '. Eicho"
las Garnstedt, James e. Gilbert, and Johanna Erick
aon; mechanics lien on No. 1877 Wessen street, for
$3.50 Delaney Fern, attorneys 4,6M-Ihomas
Fuller Smith, attorneys. 4,622 Springfield Brick
Manufacturing Company y. August Martin: appeal.
4,6o3-Robert Wilson Y. Cobb; sppea1. 4,62-Swett
ct 81. V. Tanner ct al; appeal. Main,
fack Y. Brown; appeal. 4,626-Commercial
Loan Company '. Yourel; appeal. 4,627-Hawkett
>: Cobb ct 81. appeal; 4east-;anddleburg Woollen
Mills, Ohio, Simon D. Hnsken; aasumpsit, s., 900;
7. II. Manning, attorney. 4,63-AcIane ct al. v
same, $4,000; same attorneys 4,e30-Cook County
National Bank Of Chicago Horace Warren; confes-
sion Of Judgment on noto OF s4oo. 1851 The Peo-
ple's Gas Lght. Coke Company :. Henry a. Edgsr-
ton; assumpsit, $4,000; Sidney Smith, attorney.
4,e32-Forester 4 BEEN '. Henry John; appeal.
, 1872-10-23
GOVERNOR HENDRICKS ON 'cHANGE.

Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks, Governor-elact Of
Indiana, visited the Chamber Of Commerce yes
terday forenoon, during the hours Of business,
and, being called upon for speech, was intro
duced by President Preston, of the Board Of
Trade, and responded as follows:
Mr. PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN oF TIE Board OF
TRADE: When come into this hall it with
pectation Of saying single word to you. had q
desire to sec the new Chamber Of Commerce. had
also desire to see the men who had contributed
much not only to the development Of Chicago, but to
interest in the rebuilding Of Chicago than
self. Chicago Is the great city Of the Northwest. He-
trade from all sections Of the Northwest, 1u-
diana included, that Ind1auian, feel Interest,"
ed in the success and prosperity Of Chicago am
v4ry glad to stand among you, and wish you great
success In this new house. feel that the prosperity
Of Indiana as well Illinois is closely connected with
the enterprise Of Chicago. I thank you.
The Governor then retired amid the cheers OF
the Board.
, 1872-10-23

LAW-{Judyf F0FtSJl.
to Court and passed. 2,1ss-arsy '. Summers; de-
fault personal SERVICE and Of judgment Of July
1871 for S205 damages and $40 COSTS restored 3o25
Brand Y. Miller; leave to plaintiff to amend all papers
and proceedings BY making Henry B. Miller and Will
lam B. Miller defendants, instead Of Henry B. Miller
Jr., and ordered summons to them, 1,874-Daris w.
SAWS; leave to plaintiff to amend Mari nstanter, and
exceptions by defendant. 2o09-Taylor '. Chicago /
default personal service, and decree: 1,eso-Lang vs.
Chicago 4 Wilmington Coal Company Y. Walker;
dismissed at plaintiffs costs. 3,213-Pzie ct 81 ".
siglcr; dismissed at plaintiffs costs. 6. n 4o, $50
Alfred Il. Andrews '. Smith Preston; on motion Of
giving bond Of s1oo 2,7esa--Easton and Wheeling
n1as eaaa ?sss N u order ::
2,76sa. 2,769a-same plaintiff Y. Bckerdyke; aame
order 1e62Iens swann submitted aaa to 70
County Court aihruod. 1,s5y-Markg =. Marks YER
trial. 2,5O2-Mcaraw v Mcdonald; leave to amend
e. Eass; iesse to petitioner to hls petition, and
cHAroEnr Garyl:
n as ;hn Psa as:Sa Sg,ssap1 3 sG@p
Floyd demazrers Of speer, NORRIS and Dyer to bin
oyerruied and rule to BY 1stof December, 1872
474-ccarthyv Brown On motion e3d Of defendant, @ ;i
neut '. complainant motion Of complainant for con-
tinuation denied and dismissed at costs
e eepons ions By Complainant, and appeal bond
5l2-shelter ". areenebaun4 lsave to @, hle & Pc
ton and reference to aasrudsT+ 1smnp
aud s decree. 'DsSE ss7s-cn1ord '. dIford decree
restoring Judgment. 92o a-Kurech Koch; leave to
alias summons. a0s-Kotsch Kotsch; Masters re-
port confirmed and decree. 9. n. Ss,s55-Peterson
'. Peterson: jury called, and hearing
40,o78-John Haas '. E. G: Coolidge and John Rono;
o Runy ana sdsor
neys. % lo,9so-Afred s. Andrews '. Smith Preston
petition for esra a ca2 hosss Gen.
etery Company. 4o,982-o. ?. CHASE, 2: G. Hanford'
and 9 G. Chase s. Esyor ,srsndss .ssRs
Bateson v John Quick and E1iza J. Phelan eonfes-
sion Of Judgment on promissory note Tor se1y ~
42Hs s1suSs RssS ss %ss5 aoyns
Hoyne, s attorns5s: 1o,9S~Heene ': Henry Muller;
divorce. 4o,s86-RepobIe Insurance co@pany =; :
E. qennag 4oss7cPswtesd, 57eRss s1
Frederick & Winston; assumpsit, 5000; Bonheld =
swszsy attorneys, 4ssa:' g toS %hse
Attorney 1ossEstate of Cornelius Baekus sPges p5e
Of the claim q andrew kontzong;, 4o;ss0c ss5:
sameorn seaee barna nnn'maa1 stfo!nsys
sary!oz yasntias ,1osnsy, sos; .ss e?ssPn
en o%sns Eagle petition to restore
record Of Judgment VIM Holdea av3'
-Monzo Huntingdon y WI. .1,sS y. u4 {ospLCharIes
WSit1ay et a. Geo " and Frank Miller; asaump-
Rsa Eoes a.san1st ss9s5sRs So
same same a;Ssas!' Sc sas asssssy s
Eddy a. s.saohn Pa,Sa% s. aiS1aes Meaaisy i e. a.
zane Tonis dt'oEneys Eae5 sssGps $500 atoEnsys
asyass sss ssto4asys st al es4fSs
born y. hxn mi fornaer Harper s oc e.
sssanps & as@b sssaE ist?s5ss Mossy sey
sta. ssa,,n,nst $3.50; same attorney oo3-Pat-
19ek k. atonssasn G. n P r r c.; tseePsss. p
s1 on. aarae attorney. lo04-f7elds Letter q TO- y
, 1872-10-23
NATURALIZATION.

Judge Tree, sitting in the Criminal Court
yesterday promulgated the following order re-4
specting naturalization:
Il having been represented to me by the Clerk,t
this Court that there is now, is usual the
preach Of general election, large number of
desiro1s OF making application to become citizen. 1t
the United States, and that many among them un
able to leave their work In the day tne and it more.
over, being impossible for the, Court, IN view Of
attend to the transaction Of matters Of this
character during its ordinary daily sessions,
deem it proper to announce that the Court will be in
session every evening between the hours Of and 9
o'clock on and after Wednesday next, until further
notice, to hear the application Of al such PERSONS IS
may desire to be admitted to citizenship, and further
give notice that such applications will only te heard in
open court and during the period Of its sessions
, 1872-10-23
eHE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

cHAscEBT-rJudgs Blodgeu].
724-Eza Buchanan Y. Geo. Won Holen in5unc-
tion dissolved. 726-Same v A. L. Morrison; motion
for injunction overruled. 727-Same y. ]. B. Walsh
sane order. 728-Same Y. Geo. Won Holeu; same
order. 645-J. Young 6cammou '. Mark Kinoa1l,
Assignee leave to complainant to amend original and
cross bill, and answer to original bill.
LAW.
517-Warnen Y. BsrrowB; demurrer Of plaintiff to
additional pleas of defendant sustained to 1s I'd,
3d. md 4th additional p1eaa and ovarruled as to 5th,
and leave given to amend o7e1ru1ed pleas by Nov.
next,
NEW SUITS
The Manufacturer National Bank " Samuel A..
Irwin United States Internal Revenue Collector petit
ton to remove Cause to United States Circuit Court.
The State Savings institution Y. same-sae petition.
The Northwestern National Bank same-same petit
ton. T.. Q. Glover attorney in these coses,) Mer-
chants National Bank v John n. Tappan: injunction
to restrain the collection Of taxes bank stock Fuller
l. Smith, solicitors. Union National Bank V. Eauia
same petition; solicitors
, 1872-10-23

BANKKUFTCX-IJHdge B1o01E1ll.
State Insurance Company; application OF Norman
C. Perkins as assignee submitted to Court upon evi-
dence, without misunderstanding, Pomeroy Co.
Sidney L. Kent appointed assignee. 21ol-Jauaes n.
Barnett No objections having been fled, matter dis,
issued rule to show cause. 21o1-Barre.t Hickman
order Of dismissal made absolute, objections being
filed. 2130-Edmund Shauahan at al. Entered and
Issued rule to show cauEe-
NEW BANKHUPIS.
The Post Printing Company, on the petition OF
Bradner, Smith & Co.-Shanahan and West, on the
petition Of Hamliu, Hale l. Co.--Johnson + Buford,
on the petition OF G. G. Bulkley.
NEW sUITs-ADNIRALTy.
bIichael Hanson '. schooner Ida Bloo1n,-lbel for
wages. $14o.75; Louis Gerdis Y. same,-same suit,
sl1o.75. William Thompson =, sane,-sane sui,
SLOT 25 Vim. BoTin assignee In bankruptcy Of John
J. Lake.-Application to garnishee Geo. Il. Wentz Of
Livingston County, Illinois, for judgment Of S6,7A
King l. Willard, attorneys.
, 1872-10-23

country by the Methodist Church, stands near
the University building. It was erected in 1868,
at cost Of 100000, is built Of Milwaukee
15si 1ssa for With aforv s0na pna gYscaon1 en
rooms. Although the Institute stands on an
independent financial basis, the union between
the University and it ia as close as that ezlBtng
between the colleges of Oxford and Cambridge,
and IT is regarded as department Of the Uni
versity. Il was OF the first to insist that the
degree Of Bachelor of Divinity should be con-
ferred on none but college graduates.
THE EVANSTON COLLEGE FOR LADIES,
under the charge of o Board Of Trustees, all OF
whom are women, ia now erecting 4 new college
already described in these columns, On site
OF four acres, noar the University grounds,
which vii! serve as Il a. home for
the young ladies, who enjoy ali the advantages
of the University, and in addition will IN the
college receive special instruction in feminine
arts and accomplishments. Miss Frances r.
Willard is the President.
4 LAW DEPARTMENT
has already been projected, and an appropr1a-
tion made for that purpose. It is thought that
before another year opens it will be in SUCCESS
ful operation. 1t is much needed, as many ct
where to prepare themselves for the profession.
ANEW CHAPEL.
The Trustees contemplate erecting new and
finer edifce than the University building for a
inadequate for the purpose. The second and
third floors are designed for the library and
museum. J
All these different institutions are practically
q unit, and form one great University. It would
be useless to speculate as to the future Of an in
stitution which from so small q nucleus has de-
ye1oped into so much; it can have but one future,
which even now overshadoWs it.
TIE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY ..-
contains over thirty Thousand volumes, 20,U00 Of
these the generous donation Of l.. L. Greenleaf,
Esq, and the remainder purchased with the
library fund OF 800, GOO, the gift OF Orrington
Lunt. The museum contains IL, 900 specimens
Of different species, to which additions are be-
ing constantly made We cannot pass without
presented by the class Of 70, whichls concededto
be the largest and most perfect in the country.
THE DEATH OF PROFESSOR u. 8. MOVES,
whose long connection with the Institution, and
worthy Of & more extended tribute than can here
be given. TO say that those who knew him
knew him but to love him, and that no man has
ever done 80 much for the Institution, is feeble.
DE. EnAsTUs O. HoyEN
the good wishes Of a1l. Would that he could
have seen his duty different.
owes her growth and prosperity to the North
western University. It founded her, has nursed
her into strength, and advertised her. Yearly
the students bring hundreds Of thousands Of
dollars to her that oil the wheels Of trade, and
brings comfort to many 6reside.
THE ENDOWMENT
Of the Northwestern University now amounts
to over million and half Of dollare, and is
yearly increasing in value.
THE TRUSTEES
Of tho University meet this morning at the
Methodist Book Room, in this city, and it is e1-
rectcd that DR.. Hayen's successor will DO made
known,
, 1872-10-23

This weather should remind all to look well to their
furnaces as the heath well as the comfort OF the
family are largely dependent upon them. Il you
would always have even IN your xooms
the care Of opening shutting your drafts and heat
house With of the ca y9q ~ aian
etreet and ordering heat governor attached No pay
required till it has proved that it will do this,
, 1872-10-23

Great Improvement in Illinois Sheep.
hon. John Weutworth's recently-inported South
Down buck selected from the herd Of Lord Braybrook.
England By Colonel Norris late President Of the State
Agricultural Society Of New York, has arrived at Chi
cago III. ". also keeps Lincoln sheep. Send to him
for his farm circular descriptive Of fowls, swiue
sheep, cattle, horses, tc., &c.
, 1872-10-23
HiEhlaud Park.

The sale Of lots at Highland Park will take p1ace
Saturday. the 28th inst, special train Of viii
leave the Milwaukee Depot OF Canal and hinzio
Streets free 1de all who wish to attend the ea1e
Sec advertisement Of William 4. Buffers Co. On the
last page Of THE TRIBUNE
, 1872-10-23

Heat and Irritation Of the Scalp.
Burnett's Cocaine gives immediate relief.
, 1872-10-23

Cod Liver Oil.
Hazard Casvcl1's Cod Liver Oil is the best.
The Van Buren press., 1872-02-13
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