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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-28

Peavine Silver Mining Company
Location of Works, Ely Mining District, Lincoln
County, Nevada. --Notice-there are delinquent
upon the following described stock, on account
of assessment mo. y levied on the eleventh
day OF October, 1872 the several amounts set OPP.
posite the nance of the respective shareholders
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FIRE BRICK.

a SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FIRE BRICK.
"A made by the celehrated ..Argillo Works,
Illinois, and suitable for Retort Furnaces, 0v-
ems &c at sl400 90 per 1000, by load OF 1000,
or $50 % fol 600 in smaller lots, currency.
For sale by
GORDON MURRAY.
Salt Lake City. Utah, to whom all orders should
be addressed. n2.-lm
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AGAINST 1NcoRPoBATIoN.--The Virgin
ia Enterprise, after copying portion of
our first article on the subject of town
incorporation, proceeds to state its OBJ
lection to the project. 1t says
Now, this demand for the incorpora-
ton of new towns in the eastern coun-
ties of the State is no especial concern
of ours; but we advise the people of
Phoebe and Eureka not to be at all hasty
in the matter of incorporation. A mu-
nicipal government is an expensive
luxury, which might be dispensed with
even in Virginia. One quarter of all the
taxes paid by the property-owners of this
city is for the support of city govern
ment which affords them no protection
which might not be secured almost with
out expense through the county author
tiles. But the question may be asked,
How are our streets to be kept in re-
pair and a fire department maintained
without q municipal government" In
answer, we refer the interests to ''An Act
to provide for the improvement of
streets and alleys in the unincorporated
towns and villages in the State Of Neya-
da," approved March 10, 1865, and 'sAn
Act to create fire department fund, !"
[Stat. New. 1865, PIP. 1913, 355. ] Hence
we advise the people of Phoebe and
Eureka to carefully consider the matter
of incorporation before instructing their
representatives to give them municipal
governments. T
While we are not disposed as yet to
change our views on this subject, we
very cheerfully give place to the candid
views expressed by the Enterprise. We
desire full discussion OF the subject,
to the end that correct conclusions be
reached. The laws referred to will re-
ceive our immediate attention.
UUFoUNDED RUMoRs. Last evening
rumors were rife upon the streets that
Brigham Young had been assassinated
somewhere in Utah Territory, and that a
lynching affair had just occurred in Eu-
reka. Frequent inquiries were made at
our Office in regard to the rumors aaoat
Finally at our request inquiries were
made by the operator of the Western
Union Telegraph Company in this place,
and reply was received from Eureka that
the report of the lynching at Eureka was
untrue, and from Salt Lake came the
answer that Brigham Young was alive.
sa II
The New York World takes strong
ground in favor OF revival of the Dem.
ocratic party upon the principles which
gave it controlling power for forty years
1t claims that the issues which wer,
contented over by the Wings and Demo
Gratis were never settled, and this is tn
time, now that war issues are actual.
dead things of the past, to settle them
Matters in Louisiana are very inuel
mixed just now. There are two sets o
officers, two sets of Judges, and if Their
is any harm to come of being too mucl
governed, Louisiana stands a fair SHOW
of being ruined. 4@tt +.'i.'..-.5s,
The trial by jury bill has passed the
French Assembly, and the Spanish Cor
tes promises a similar reform. sHs-
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SUICIDE - We regret TO announce
the death of Edward Garnet, an old and
respected resident of this county. who
committed suicide on the 18th inst. 1t
would seem that Mr., Garnett stood
before a mirror, and, placing pistol to
his mouth, discharged it, the ball rang
ing upwards and lodging in the brain
The deceased was a man of superior ed
ucation, well known throughout the
county, and loved and regretted by a
large circle of acquaintancss.-[ Elko H.
dependent, %.
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DIAMONDS. - Various stories are tele-
craphed to the Eureka Sentinel about
diamonds. The first is that A. G. Stan
ton had reached San Francisco with
$3.50, GOO ruby and other stones valued
Mt million. Next it is stated that the
Iarpending & Lent Company are pre-
pairing for future operations. Then
comes the astounding statement commu-
ncated in the report of Cotton. Ring,
Bost and Fry to the New York and San
Francisco Mining and Commercial Com
pany declaring the whole diamond story
a stupendous fraud. Whereupon the
Trustees held a meeting and denounced
the whole thing as the most gigantic of
frauds, and warming people to avoid it.
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Sherif's Office Removed.

TIME SHERIFF'S OFFICE HAS BEEN RE-
L moved from the Court House to Cedar
street. JOHN KANE, Sheriff.
n2O-lw 81
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Aleu- Adrcrtisements.
WANTED

Chief East Extension Mining Com
pany Lincoln County, State of Nevada
Notice.--The first Annual Meeting OF the stock
holders of the above named Company, for the
purpose of electing Trustees for the ensuing
term, will be held on Friday, the Sixth
day of December, 1872. at one O'clock p.
m, at their office, No. Ala California street, San
Francisco California
Il. WEGENER. Secretary.
San Francisco, November Odd, 1872. n2a I'd
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The trial by jury bill has passed the
French Assembly, and the Spanish Cor
ties promises similar reform. ses-
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Telearaphie dispatches.
PACIFIo COAST.

SPECIAL 70 THE rrocHk nAnr RECORD
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LOST
NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED NOT TO
"A sell or give to any Indian any flre-arm, am
munition or intoxicating liquors, as the same is
contrary to the laws of the United States. ANY
violation of the law will be vigorously pun
ished. &. W. INGALLS,,
n22-tf United States Indian Agent.
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Matters in Louisiana are very much
mixed just now. There are two sets OF
officers, two sets of Judges, and if there
is any harm to come of being too much
governed, Louisiana stands fair show
Of being ruined. go e,i......,s,,
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SPARKS FROM TEE WIRES.

-Rinderpest has appeared In Lincolnshire.
-FlQuerola has been elected president OF
the Spanish Senate. as
The President and family returned to
Washington last evening.
Forester has LETT New York for the ILL
nols penitentiary in irons.
-Michael Gerring, Of New York, yesterday
killed bis wife and then cut his throat.
1t Ia said that efforts are being made,
which have not yet assumed any official form,
to require the Lalrds to pay q portion OF the
sum awarded to the United States by the
Geneva tribunal.
Two companies OF the Third Regiment
New York militia had q fight on the Harlem
Road yesterday. Two men were killed and
twenty-five wounded. The men were on their
way to drill and drank too much.
The commisiouer Of Internal revenue has
decided that certificates Of naturalization Is
sued by the United States or State courts are
not such certificates as require stamps undel
The internal revenue laws.
The cases Of Tweed, Mayor Hall, Nathaniel
Sands and others, charged with defrauding
the city, came up before Recorder Racket In
the New York Court OF General Sessions yes
terday. The district attorney moved that the
cases be transferred TO the Court of Oyer and
Terminer, and after consultation, the argu.
ment OF his motion was postponed TILL next
Friday.
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CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS W

~ CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WA
rER-NATTANS's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOB
THE HAIR--A perfectly clear preparation u one
bottle, as easily applied as water, for restoring 70
ersy hair it's natural color and youthful appear
ance, to eradicate and prevent dandrun, to pre-.
mote the growth Of the hair and stop its faning
ont, 1t ID entirely harmless, and perfectly nee
from any poisonous substance, and Will therefore
take the place Of all the dirty and unpleasant
preparations now In use. Numerous testimonials
have been sent Us from many OF our most promlF.
nent citizens, some Of which are subjoined. ID
everything In which the articles now IN use are
objectionable, CRYsTALDISOOvERY b perfect.
It Ia warranted to contain neither Sugar OF Lead,
SULPHUR or Nitrate of Silver, 1t does NOT soil the
clothes or scalp, is sgreeably. psrfumed, and
makes one Of the best dressings for the Hair ID
uye. 1t restores the color Of the Hair 'more per
feet and uniformly than any other preparation"
and always does 80 In from three to Ten oaso,
virtually feeding the roots OF the Hair WIN a.
the nourtshing qualities necessary to is s io~
and healthy condition; it restores tne .eo,'
ond, nduces a new growth OF the Hail more posl.
lively than anything else. Inc puS,a"aan.
| th,s wonderful discovery also produces . 1aI,
| and cooling eject on the scalp ana gl'es - a
= nIoaaino and elegant appearance. ft.oo 80
| bottle. r..,,noton n. q,
For ssie BY the Agent, - d Ds 81
No. Isl Meeting street, onsii
pov1s-stutnlq
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nFNOTIOE. -GREENVLLE AN D

~NOTIOE. = GREENVILLE AN D
COLUMBIA RAILROD COMPANY.
The State, ex Relasione the Attorney. General
Piaintin, vs.. the Greenvlle and Columbia Rail.
road Company, Defendant.
JAMES G. GIBBES, JAMES R. PRIHGLE and
others, Plaintiffs, vs. the Greenville and Column
bIa Railroad Company and others, Defendants.
The undersigned having, by order OF his Honor
Samuel W. Melton, Circuit Judge OF the FILL
Circuit, dated June 18th, 1872, been appointed Bel
cree on the above stated cases TO ascertain and
report, among other things, the amount OF In
debtedness of the Greenville and Columbia Rail.
road Company, With authority by advertisement
to require all creditors to establish their respec'
tive demands before him
Notice is hereby given to all and angular Inc
creditors Of the said Greenvtlle and columbia
Railroad Company, whether holding Donas Oh 'ne
first mortgage. bonds or certificates or inaeolea-
Mega Guaranteed by the State, bonds or ceftn-
oates OF Indebtedness Of the second mortgage,
non.mortgaged bonds or claims OF any other
character, - present and establish their respec-
tive claims before the undersigned as Referee, al
his ONCE In Columbia, South Carolina, on or be-
fore the LIST day Of october next. at which time
his report on such claims Will be made up and
submitted to the Court in the said cases.
JOHN s. GREEN, Referee.
Columbia, 8. o., June 10, 1872 jun27.12th1l
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dred and twenty-five for Barber, and one hun.
bred and sixty for Ford. Barber then moved
to make the nomination unanimous, which
was carried. The following were then noml-
mated for representatives: g.. n. Smart, G.
". Barber and Alfred Moore. Captain 8. B.
Clowney was unanimously endorsed for clerk
of court. DR.. J. D. Cureton was
unanimously nominated for sheriff. ".
N. Nelson, Esq, was unanimously
endorsed for judgs of PROBATE. Frank Xii
%lipgsworth received the nomination for school
commissioner. q. L.. Elliott, Esq, Henry
Jacobs and ]. q. Cook, we're nominated for
county commissioners. The first named re-
ceived almost a unanimous vote. Mr.. Elllotts
name, go far as we know, was used without
his knowledge, but we trust he will not de-
cline. He Is very popular with a large num-
Der of our colored citizens, who have shown
their appreciation of him by proposing him
for one OF the most important Offices 10 the
county. The meeting was we'll conducted,
and remarkably orderly for q mass assem-
blage. It was large, ana TO all appearances
representative In character. Over three hun
bred colored men were In the meeting, be-
sides some whites. The people are left 10
choose between the two tickets presented,
and will, doubtless, ''scrntch" both consider
ably.
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ct TREAsURY DRPARTNENT, OF.

@s- TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OF
F1CE OF COMPTROLLER. OF TIE CURRENCY
WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 10, ls72.-WhsrssA.
by satisfactory evidence presented TO the under.
signed, It has been made 70 appear hat the Bsnk
Of Charleston National Banking Association, In
the City OF Charleston, In the County Of Charles
ton and State OF South Carolina, has been duly
organized under and according to the require.
meuts Of he Act Of Congress, entitled Aceso
provide q National Currency, secured BY Q pledge
of United States Bonds, and to provide for the
circulation and redemption thereof" approved
Juue 8. 1884, and has compiled With all the proyit'
sions OF said Act, required to be complied with
before commencing the business Of Banking un-
der said Act.
Now, therefore, l. JOHN 8. LANGW0RTHYl
Acting Comptroller OF The Currency, do hereby
certify that the Bank of Charleston National snf-
Ing Association, in the City OF oharleasoo, In tho
County OF charleston and State Of South carolina,
10 authorized to commence the business or Bank
tpq under the Act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my nand ana
Seal of office, this 10th day Of September. ls7&
J. 8. LANGwoaTHY,
Acting Comptroller Of Currency.
SEAL mo. @e4a.l $40 49,.
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Jorr1Sas ABOUT TIE STATE.

MIR. J. Wesley Smith has sold his interest
In the Marlboro Times to his late partner, MI.
-Goyernor Scott has appointed john Nc
Msnus q trial justice for York County, TO De
located at Yorkviile, vice Miles Johnson re-
moved. Mr.. McManus was formerly q ser
geant In troop II" OF the SeVentn CaValry,
stationed at Y0rkvllle.
A census lust taksn of the town of Ches-
ter. by authority OF the Town council, gives
Ihs following results of the population Of the
town: Whites-males 400; females, 4SS;
Colored-males, 30a; females 1854. Total
1906. Assessed valus of the real estate s457,,,
600. Votes-white, 1872; colored. LAT. Road
Hands-white, III; coiored lOs.
The Lancaster Ledger seys: The cotton
orop ia fast disappearing from the fields and
seeking the markets, The opinion expressed
by farmers Ia, that the entire crop will be
gathered by the middle of November, should
Inc weather continue as favorable as the past
few weeks. We see no reason 10 change our
figures of q three-quarter crop 10 this County.
Lancaster had quite q sensation on MOL
day last. While o party. of Workme1, s,a 10
number, were engaged In renoVatiDg 2 mouse
belonging to Mr.. J. Q. Ceusart- recently oulit
BY Dr.. W. J. White, the wooden pillars npoa
whIch Il stood gave way, making O complete
wreck of the entire building. Remarkable as
II NAV appear, though the Workmen were all
Inside, none OF llleui "otO
The Barnwell sentinel says: ''The cause
way and bridges across the Little Salkehatchie
swamp, at Honey Ford, have been put ID
complete order. This important thoroughfare
Is the chief connecting link In the public road
protected from Blnnsker's Bridge to Rnsnts
Mill, through the Town of Graham's, and snort
| ems the distance to the railroad at Granam,s
| at least four miles to the citizens on the souGn
| side of the Little Salkehatchie."
"A serious ACCIDENT occurred lasC week U
| James Brian, ESQ.,, at his residence, tnree
| miles northeast of Yorkvllle. WINE atempt-
| mo To brldIe one among several horses In his
steble LOT. he WAS Kicked on the knee by one
| of the horses, severely injuring his knee, and
bv the conclusion breaking his thlgh-boue
| near the hlp-joint. The injuries are OF such q
| serious nature, taken in connection with mr.:
| Brlan's age, that Il 10 not nKely tnat ne VIII
| ever again be able 10 walk.
John Lilly, recently the Republican coun-
| ty chairman Of Chester, and at present q can
| didate for the Houge OF representatives, was
/ arrested on Monday last on TWO warrants.
| charging him with converting to his own use
and selling TWO of the Winchester rifles given
out by Scott to tho colored militia. 1t seems
| that 10 March, 1871, he was charged by the
| Acknowledgement With the duty OF collecting
and returning the guns belonging to the mill
tia to this Immediate locality. For this duty
it was, as we suppose, that his name appear!
among the recipients Of the EARNED force
fund Tor the amount of sixty dollars. Aftel
collecting the guns 1t is charged that he sole
two of them. The proof Is said to be ample
to establish the charge.
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The Pennsylvaaia Bourbons.
THE FUTURE OF FRANCE.

Gambetta Gets Garrulous over the
Shortcomings of n Assembly, but
Predicts o Glorious Future.
NEW YORK, September ~.
A Paris correspondent, who has interviewed
Gambetta, reports hin as saying that the
National Assembly has been 30 beaten and
bullied BY Theirs that II has become simply q
register OF the Presidents will. Theirs, he
says, does not represent either the country or
tue Assembly, aud consequently, between
them, the country Is not represented. at al.
He predicts that on the reassembling or the
Assembly it will dissolve itself out Of sheer
despair. In any contingency, q Republican
Government IL now the only possible govern
ment tor France. Theirs, he thinks, upholdf
the Republican policy, and Will accordingly
receive the support of The Republicans Of the
country. He thinks that France meditatss
no war with Germany, but he says she VIII,
by her Republican greatness, become 30 H.
f~iuentlal as 10 sweep away the rotten German
Empire from the face Of the earth by peaceful
means.
Flying from the German Yoke.
PARIS. September ~.
immigration from the coded provinces OF
| Alsaoe and Lorraine continues, aud Ia In
creasing.
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RELIGIOUS TOPICS.
TIE CHORAL SERVICE IN TEE EPIS-
COPAL CHURCH.
Is 1t Justified by Rubrioai Authority In
tho American Liturgy Views OF
GA Conservative and Old-Fashtoned
Churcnman."
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.

Ny article upon the rubrlcs OF the Book Of
Common Prayer and the authorized mode OF
rendering Its services, might have been more
appropriately published In a religious than a
secular journal.
My reason for sending 1t to appear in the
latter Is, that the Monthly Record, the only
church paper in the diocese, would not be
able tt publish 80 long a communication with
out such division as would continue 1t through
several numbers, and consequently through
as many months.
Should you see fit to let the same occupy a
place In the columns Of your widespread
journal, the matter discussed will, I think, not
be devoid Of Interest for every one who, like
myself, is a conservative and old-fashioned
CHURCHMAN.
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4 -DEsTRUCTIHE GLE.
A Savannah Bari Wrecked and Thirty
Lives Lost,

LONDON, September ~.
A heavy gale prevailed yesterday on the
British coast. Several vessels which left the
Mersey for American ports were driven back.
The gale continues to-day. The vessel re-
ported wrecked on Tusker Rock ON the oath
inst., was the bark New Castle, Captain vii
kins, which cleared at Liverpool, September
l, for Savannah. It has been ascertained that
thirty of the crew were lost.
Losses by Fire.
CLEVELAND, O.. September n.
Five citizens were burned In the Lunatic
Asylum fire. The lunatics are all supposed to
be alive but several are missing. -
Boston, September q.
McInnis d Co.'S. woodward house Is burned.
The loss is one hundred and seVenty-lve
thousand dollars.
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ao- BATOHELOR's HAIR DYR-THD

as- BATOHELOR's HAIR DYE-THB
superb Hair Dye Ia the best in the world. PEI
fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous No
disappointment. No ridiculous init, OF unpieas'
ant odor. The genuine W. A. Baschelor's Haf
Dye produces immediately . splendid BLACK OF
natural brown. Docs not stain the sktns DUE
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful Tns
only safe and perfect Dye. Sold by all drusgnu
Factory 1s Bond street, New York.
mnhk-tutha1Yf
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ear ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
GLEBE STREET.-THE Pastor, the Rev. I. Id
GIRARDEAU, having returned from;s shortlesss
Of absence. will resume his duties. BE WILL preach
DIV In Zion Presbyterian Church, Glebe strees,
TOMORROW MORNING, at half.past- 10 O'Clock.
strangers are at all times cordially invited % at.
tend the services Of this Church. Comfortable
and eligible seats win be provided for thembt+s
committee aud the Sexton in attendance at3fhs
door. sepfss
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funeral Notlres.

TENHET.-Dled. September q, In the 18TH year
Of her age, Mrs. IRABRLLA e TE1HIr, widow OF
John Constable Tenhet, . native Of Few Castle.
upon!Tyne, England.
rs THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
ANCEs OF Mrs. TENHET, Ar. J. B. n. Teahet.
Mrs. N. whitehead, NJ. and Mrs.. B. q. Fifth and
the members of. tho Methodist 8. Churches, arc
res ectfully invited to attend her Funeral sefv1.
ces at Trinity Church, TH1s AFTERNOON, At bali.
pasta O'Clock. p1s
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@ THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINTs
ANOES Of Messrs. John. Joseph and Matthew
Harbeson are requested to attend the funefsi
services OF JOHN 8. HARRISON, at the Unitar
risn Church, Archdsle street, THIS koRH.
ING, 2sth instant, at 10 O'Clock. sepa7.2s
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THE FIELD Or POLITICS.
Grant Makes a LItile Speech at Phtla.
delphta.

delphta.
PHILADELPHIA, September n.
Grant gave 8 reception last night. In the
evening the merchants who had held q mass
meeting at Concert Hall serenaded the Presi-
dent, and in reply 10 numerous calls he re-
sponded as follows: "Gentlemen and mer-
chants of Philadelphia: You have made
much better speeches tonight than I could
make If I we're 80 inclir ed. I am very glad
to see you, and am pleased to hear that you
have been to hear such line speeches as you
have been engaged In hearing to night"
The Colored Rally for Greeley.
LOUISVILLE, September q.
The National Colored Convention adopted q
platform endorsing the Cincinnati platform
and nominees. Resolutions were also adopt
ed denouncing 'the villsny Of the rulers who
nave foisted themselveH upon the Southern
StateR, and by the most unblnshing cupidity
reduced the people thereof. OF both races, to
q condition OF poverty which half a century OF
prosperity cannot redeem, and nominating
Greeley and Brown for President and Vice.
President The convention adjourned sine
die.
The Pennsylvataia Bourbons.
PHILADELPHIA, September ~.
The executive committee OF the Stralgnt-
out Democrats have called q State convention
at Harrisburg on the 16lh of October, to select
an electoral ticket and take such action as Will
be for the best interests Of the party.
Tho Kentucky s~enatorship.
WAsH1E aToN, September "a.
It Is stated that Willis B. machen will sue.
coed Senator Davis from Kentucky.
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Ms- BY SPECIAL REQUEST OF PAL
NETTo DIVISION, No. 4. s0HsNOF TEMPER.
ANCE, the Rev. q. 8. yEDDER VIM repesst na
Discourse delivered by him on last Sunday eve.
ming at Trinity Church. before Washington Lodge.
No. ], l.. o. O. Good 7emplsrs, at tho Citadel
Square Baptist Church, To;LoRR01 Sunday
EVENING. at hall. past Z O'Clock. Their friends and
the public are respectfully invited, to attsnd7i; Il
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