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.cArsELrss DEPRESSION.

This express IL often used. bit II 10 manisestly
absurd 0losm and neianchoIy are not spoui neous
They are unnatural mental eonditious and usually
have corresponding auses. uthere d 10 apparent
reason Tor dependency, Il IL Asympto OF physical
disease. In nine cases out of ten the stomach, the
liver and the bowls are respsnsibie for the cloud
which rests upon the brain. In oil such cases i'm
mediate and permanent relief may be obtained By
the of Hostetter Stomach Bisters. n the dses
tive organs weak an invigcranf il pecessary; N
the liver ID dsordered alternative IL required II
the bowels are constipated or irregular Q gentle
sperent 10 needed In that famous vegetable remedy
these three medicinal properties are eomminsled
with several ethers Of scarcely less important char
acter, and hence Il speedily every species Of
hypoehondria arising froD mater ial csasss, By re-
moving the causes themselves.
In the summer, when disordsrs Of the stomach
ard bowels, bilious complaints and all diseases
which Affect the sssimilating and secretive organs
are especially prevalent the importance Of having
this invaluable tonic Alternative and corrective In
every dwelling, and within the reach Of an Who
travel By land or water, cannot be owe estmated
As IL is staple article throughout the country, II
would be next to Impossible to lad settlement near
or remote, unprovided with stock Of this famous
vegetable restorative. jel0-eo3t&W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-12

A secret meeting Of prominent democrats
representing Virginia, Texas, Indiana, Ken
lucky, Illinois, Arkansas, and New York, was
held in this city on Monday night, and resolu-
ton adopted that in the event Of the Baltimore
convention endorsing Greeley and Brown i'm
mediate steps be taken to call another conven-
ton for the purpose Of nominating q straight
out democratic ticket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-12

We have called the attention Of the Board of
Health repeatedly to the sinking nuisance On
the river front in the shape Of long lines of
manure heaps. correspondent tells elsewhere
OF another nuisance Of this description near the
u street wharf. VIII the board please rise and
explain how II is that these nuisances are toll
Grated? Do they lack the power to deal with
them, or what Ii the matter?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-12

Mr. Richard Merrick, 1t is currently reported,
has concluded an Arrangement with George w.
Hatton to stump the South for Greeley. AS an
earnest Of Hatton's capacity to earn his demo-
cratic wages, he has been sent to New Hamp-
shire to work for the defeat Of that sterling re-
publican, Senator Patterson.
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0S 4 Nod Is Is Good Is 1 Wink, AMn

But those who iciH cannot fail 10 percefve the
MAGNIFICENT BARGAINS
oer o-day, and will consequently lose no time 10
take advantage Of them.
Ladies Handsome Lined Parasols, dne imitation
nik' three Sizes, lined In pink, blue, green,
Ladies' nne bun large Sun Umbrellas, at Il.
Zine black large Sun Umbrellas, 81.
beautiful Silk Openwork Fans, SOC.
Zine Ivory Stick 6ilk Fans, in all colors, 81
very Pretty Enameled Wood Fans, q.
Magnlncent Zeal Lace Sets OF Sleeves and Collar
Very Fine Lace Sets at q.
Neat and Stylish Lace Collars at IS and SOC.
Two Dair Linen Reversible Cuffs and four Collars
Thres pair Gents Fine Linen Reversible CUFFS
Three pair Of Best British Half Hose for o..
-Four pair Full Regular Made Half Hose for 81.
Zine India 0suze Ulderebfrt ct q.
Very large Leather Satchel for q.
Extra large and hne Basket for d.
Fine assortment Of Ladies' Undergarments, ma lie OF
hne cotton and felled seams, 1t u eash.
Splendid long Night Dresser ct a..
ExtreOrdinaTy Bargains In Ladies' and Gents
Linen Handkerchiefs, from auction.
Handsome Oil Chromos, In large and heavy Walnut
France, ct 81 each.
Also. o full stock Of Lisle and Kid GLOVES,
CARVED BRAOKETS, TOWEL RACKS, BOOK.
sHELYEe, VASES, eTATUETTES. POCKET
CUTLERY, POOKET-BOOKS,D DOLLS and TOYS,
and O thousand other articles.
COME AND SEE FOB YoUnsELvEsi
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Congress has reduced the taxes, be it said,
though it did not do the correct and straight
forward thing by repeating the abomnable
income tax.
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The Star Nv HAIL.

Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
any portion OF IL, can have TIE STAR mailed to
their address for such time they desire, ct the
rate Of ffty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the busi-
ness Office OF the paper
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BANKERS.

ANhEhS.
y. Late Col. a Int. Rec. BsSaIo, n y
Banking House Of s4ller L Rect,
lard: Hotel. W.:Sisa nSs. f 3. &. WI
House q Henry Ciews 4 Co., New York city, thas
s' Of rms pom On which v.
pay Pc, essf sste'ss on daiy taiasees, rssds1tss
month mont Interest paid monthly carried to dspOs
an ;SssCsit. payable on demand.
Ss Day q ocsrs q lie srny and navy o..hsd in
sdv s; q reasonable rates Omcers in the army
the one Ss 0Ss IN
near the eOssm Send b. man. and the draft VIM Be
JAX COOKE 4 Co.
BANKERS,
5EESiE e:
Treveiers, scastaek - esy pan Of IAs world.
JAZZ COOKE, 5 assSSs.ocH Co.
srs Gs:hsd y any .:.t Of ENGLAND, IRELAND and
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-12

~ A FAIR AND FEs1IvAL will be held at
~ B,adsans9rsh on HgRspAY and FRIDAY
Church. The public inviiei TO attend jiaa.
y &. e hlSUsS MES FSis S5Gs
pnnstuai attendance Of every member 10 re-
1T FRANK T. HOWE, Cor. Sec.
~EApICAL REPU sLICAN CLUB-There
SSsS. vii 50 NJ Of Il. above club =, He'd
BAY EvISiNS JsSs Ism =. no on f ful as y
tenesaee Is earnestly requested,
jsls It IChrOn4RspJ Oh e.. Com.
~sAyk YOUR Monty AND BUY A HONE,
1Ss5ISiRf fGr ;s9sh il he sE93SS
SrILDlNs Ass0SIATI0n. No back dues froat
pe ssGs ss :srs a,ss st, qu.Tssr1
money win be held TRiDa y Issh inst At oeioea
n RAM at the Oce Of the association, in T. n. G. 4.
~N1RTh MAsHINGTON BUILDING As.
~ N.-subscrioer. can obtain their
Ssr.insa'es OF Stock on and after THURSDAY, 18Th
1ss %ss w be ,cc..sd .. tn. :@os o. Jas.
70 ~ e S1n and 'th, n ,every aft .rnosn from3
All sersoas desiring ,,oes ar, ,..;,.,,.,u
PrR IA 9Sss' - IL is being "a idly taken
isl... yoss A. PRESCOTT, s.er.,.r,.
nTTuE LADIEs OF ARLIsGT0N. 1La
olu% ssf,i s sSSot5 Wa. vii, hold rss TIaE
ssBa sss als 10 sc s.I nm '0a'ngi ss.
ff~fBEs IXfEKNfH MONTHLY MERfTNG
Of the ma rIONAL CAPITAL RBAL Is
LA,Ik ASsOCIArION,n Tor the payment Of dues,
I'll be held 81 weleh's Hall, eos strest. under
ehrne Iemrie, ON WErN g6DAY EVENING,
IN ~ h"anf. Phil. 4. v.LCH,
me- THERE WILL BI A sPTCTAL MT
AuIr,nrIx o. re hkrgeLICAM oHNnRAL
Leegus He'll, W1Dp RSDAY, June u, I11 s1:O
= y: for the 1nrpose q taking sctioa vitk refse-
enee 20 holding Msss Meeting 20 rstify the nomi-
eenon q Y, .. Grant and Henry Wilsoa Tor Prssii
-dses and Vice President.
Chairman lepuoliesn Genera Cowmiss.s
HDhRY ., JOINS, ssey. h IA ,
~ IMPRovkD OkpER or RID NJ
u3 The members Of rUScAB0RA f1t8H No.
y, vill meet at their vSawan On fHly 6SDx1
ByEDiNo. June Is, 70 nplefs Acreage asDts for
.sefEs.sInsa sisi'te h.nlsttaa friss. No. .. Of
CD feii vs iii ss,s- Isrdl, It "a o'eiesk 3.
m. % take the train fuR Manhattan wig gam BAitf
more. nsmbsrs Of .istsr Tfibes cordially invited.
D. order Of the Trtee.
m n JOHN n KING Chief Of Reeord1.
ND TDeflYAL Cor tie beneht Of ths BtlfH
eArfisI CAu scA. en- v!EEis ~ sys;, be- g
3d. he !s s 81 ss Of
and will confinne hve nights. jsle-3ts
M@A BPECIAL MBxfINo OF fH6 LO7
W H0LDIRs q OAK HILL CIMBr6SY
COMPANY VII Be held on MOyDAY the I7th m.
stanf in the once Of the Cusnpauy, ot = m for
fhe Purpose u sleetirg Board Il haasesrs, r.
serve Tor The psessns year. ~va aoa,
$R-n.xIml sseJ o.R.c. %.
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FEE, On.
CORNB. &c.

DR. WHITE. Cairopcdist. successfully treats
the shoe can be yorn with ease imnediateiy a2tsr
the operation: Qperatipg Rooms, s3S Fi1ssnth
North Charles street, Baltimore. Aftar -ths corns
are extrecSed wear shoes close fitting. sboat the
inetep and broad and easy ct the toes II the undue
thictening Of the. cuticle upon the partS affected
should continue, have m removed occasionally
before 1t becomes painful thus, the pressure OF the
shoee and eorns apea. the diseased DsEts being
avoided, the tissues will gradually assume their
natural The ereat majority of pefsons in intelli-
gent Communities think II safest 20 have their feet
treatment Of complaints peculiar to those parts Of
the person.; and considering the great amount Of
said duty 10 accompanied By Corresponding danger
In tamperng with their ailments it but reasonable
tention, and IN disordered condition, more fire.
9uent and skilled attention than any other parts Of
the human frame. jel1-tf
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.HOWARD UNIVERSITY,

~HOWARD UNIVERSITY.
commencement Exercises will be next week as
sunday Evspins-Bseeaisurssts sermon in the
Monday Evening-Ar niverssry of the Theological
pepartnent IN the University Chapel.
~ Iuesoay tyeping-CSllege Commencement in the
Wednesd.y Eyening-Anniversar ofthe Prepare
tory Department in the Chapel
e., aaeSminatiens Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
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y Il = II o v 4 d.

Oh. W. HI. BABRETT,
DENTIST,
Has Removed to No. l403 II street N. W., corner
ltth street. jes.tf
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MEDICAL, DC.

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raE BANK PEN.

We have inst received supply Of our
CHLEBRAfED BANK PEN,
which IL now pronounced By Bankers, Merchant
and every body having commercial writing to DO, TO
be one Of the beo Pens nov made. Price, u - Der
erons and sent ~ mail to any address free Of
postage.
BfCWA1D u. lGoMUH q CO..
jel1-tr 1918 Pennsylvania ave3ue
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uS TAKE NOTICE
Ibis new Association Was organized May 7th
1872, With the following its officers: A. g. Taylor
president; George w. Lnkin vice president; Gal
and John B. Turtop, George W Emerson, joseph
Gavler, Augustus Schneider, j. ii. Homage, Geo
The first meeting for the payment of dues will be
held at the Friends, meeting house, 1911 1 street
18th, lSl. Shares, q each per month
Those who have before them heavy assessments
for street improvements are here offered an oppyr-
tunity OF obtaining money to meet the same, 81
small monthly investment Persons desiring to OBJ
named, oron W.H:WHfZEL, Secretary,
Je6SJ0.12 At 2111 III street northyes
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w BUlLliNa AssOCfHfiON. 10. SNTi

omcefs and directors Of the First Ward Building
Association, No l. have closed mp that Association
with pront Of 70 per cent. per annum on each dol
lar paid In on the shares Of stock, and having &c
ations Of this character, have determined to inst-
tqte another With the above title. From the numbor
mepce operations With not less than 1850 shares.
Ike ses vhins to take shares can slpy to any q
.,ieet; John =; Turton, coal dealer, .Georgetovn:
Idwin Hereesheimer. p. .. Coast Survey, New
Yard James Bissins, corner and nd streets; Pat
tin, Washington Gas works, 18Th street: Il. 4.
Thompson, fruit dealer, Center and w estern Mar
kets John Cook, secretary OF No 9i3 al street,
house.
the rriends' Meeting house, No. - street, on
TUESDAY, June 18th. ct O'Clock pm: js4t
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JAY COOKE a 90.
B q N X .,
mays wAsHINGrON.
A MEXICAN And FRENCH WALL PAPrRs

have jua received and ready for Inspection, .
fu.i live Of Goeds fog ePkIh0 TRADE, all new
and mpgisn4 the choicest patterns In the market,
enneistina Of Aepwp Blanks, Grounded Browns.
s,,s ssai6 Sgn t9snE Ssi;n ssA.Sis
Decoragiops, Broeges, and Scamp 0olds, &C., vary
Of Borders 10 match. 81 =
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-09-21
From Date Creek.

~ report, or rather different re-
jports have reached this city from
Date Greek, to the effect that Gen.
Crook, aided by party Of his sol
diels, had sent twenty ''noble red
men," at that place, to the happy
hunting ground. Another report
says five only were killed. 1t
seems that Gen. Crook had order
ed the arrest of two leading Apa-
ches, for some crime committed;
they refused to surrender, and
offered fight. Gen. Crook being
present, he opened fire upon them,
and in a short time it was general.
In our next we hope to have
full and reliable particulars.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-09-21
Commercial.

The Mohave, Capt. Thorn, az
rived on the 18th, at s Il. M, from
Black Point, where she met the
Cocopah. She left the same day,
at a. m., for Port Isabel.
Barge No. 3 arrived from Har-
dyville on the 18th, at p. m. and
left for Port Isabel at daylight, on
the Goth.
Barge No. = arrived from En-
renberg on the 10Th, at II m., and
left for Port Isabel on the Goth, at
daylight.
The Cocopah, Capt. Mellon, from
Mohave, is due to-day.
The steamship NeWbern, from
San Francisco, with full cargo and
% recruits, is due at the mouth Of
the river on the 24th.
Eleven tons Of silver ore, from
Hardyville; IS tons copper ore,
from Williams Fork; 81 bars base
bullion a tOns}, from Hardyville,
and 49, rawhides, were shipped
during the present week to the
mouth Of the river, for San Fran
cisco.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-09-21
LOCAL MATTERS.

WANTED-A "DerH. As it is
almost impossible for a country
printing Office to get along with
out the assistance of the "devil,"
and as our imp has "struck"
against us for journeyman wages,
we want another limb of the old
nun. One already broken in would
be far preferable.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-09-21
More Indian Work.

I For the past two or three weeks
news of Indian depredation5 and
murders reached US by nearly
every mail. List night Informal
ton was received that On the 18th,
in,the Sonoita' mountains, near the
steam saw mill, which is only five
or six miles from Camp Critten-
den, the Apaches made an attack
upon and captured the Burrules
train, and also stole ten mules
from the Steam Saw Mill Com
pany. They killed one man and
Awounded another.
/ AS a retaliation, however, the
Same mail brought in the glad
Itidings that the Pima and PapagO
Indians, tired of being robbed of
their stock blythe Apaches, started
out last week in pursuit ola gang
who had stolen some horses from
them, and caught up with the
thieves at the Pinal Reservation,
about forty miles from Grant, when
a regular fight ensued. The Pimas
and PapagOs. so says the report,
came out victorious with about 100
Apache scalps. HallelHjah.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-09-21

New CHOP HoUsE.-We under
stand that the lot recently pur-
chased by Capt. Pete, from julius
Seibeck, will soon be built upon
and a firat-cIass chop house and
saloon established there by San
Francisco resf0W0tesr.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-09-21
For Sheriff.

We are hereby authorized to
announce the name of GILES
MERRILL as q candidate for the
Office of Sheriff of Yuma County,
at the approaching November
election.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-09-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Sheriff.

[ hereby announce myself as a
candidate for til : Office of SHEER
IFF Of the County Of Yuma, at the
approaching November election.
II. +. LINDSEY.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-09-21
Absconded.

Last Wednesday morning, az
about 10 O'Clock, our young city
was thrown into state of eXcitet
ment by the report that Dr.. Alfred
A. Mix. late Public administrator
had taken French leave of hiE
"friends." \ few weeks back, Mn
futile, one of Dr.. MiX's bonds
man, gave notice to the Board Of
Supervisors that as Joe GOldwatef,
the other bondsman, had left the
Territory, he (Tuttle) would with5
draw from the bond. At the laSt'
session Of the Board, on the 12ah
inst, DR.. Mix having failed to re-
new his bond, as ordered. his Of
flee was declared vacant, and Jnp.
S. Carr appointed in his stead.
When Mr.. Carr called upon him
to receive the books, papers and
moneys belonging to the Office, hH
refused to turn them over, on thf
grounds that the action of thF
Board was not legal. There thR h
matter rested until it could Id
Drought up before Judge Porter,
who was then absent. His exit
was not discovered until abouE
the hour named above, when
Clarence Gray, Esq, going into
the doctors room to see him,
found instead two letters address,
ed to him by the doctor. Upon|
reading them, the fact was made
known that the late Public ADJ
ministrator, like Wilkes MicaW
Der, expecting "something to turn
up" had made free with the
money intrusted in his hands as
such officer. Something" didn't
turn up as he expected, howeve1,
and unable to meet his liabilities,
come to the conclusion that the
climate of Yuma was too hot, aid
sought the more genial cline of
some country where he is noAso
we'll known as here. AS q Public
Administrator, he has pretty effec.
tually administered the estates of
our dead citizens, and has perma-
nently invested the proceeds in
such valuable securities as cham
payne, whisky, cigars, bales and
fast women. Like Oliver Twist, he
"wants more," and has gone for it.
The amount of his defalcatiOn is
somewhere in the neighborhood
of 1900. The book accounts are
being investigated, and in our
next will be able to give more
definite figures. The amount of
the bond is $4,000.
LATER.
By the arrival of the stage on
Thursday we learn from the dri-
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-09-21

CIRCULATING LIBRARY.-Our
friend Schneider has been induced
to start a circulating library in
this town. He has a fine selection
OF choice reading books and nov
els. He has also a fresh assert
'ment Of fine cigars, candies, etc.
CELEBRATIoN.-The 50th An
nIversary Of the Independence of
Mexico was celebrated by the
MeXicans here last Monday, the
10th. The firing of anvils, guns
and frecrackers was the principal
feature of the day. In the even
ing several bales were given.
IHR0WN.-We understand that
a lady named Mrs. Warren. while
horseback riding last Sunday af-
ternoon, was thrown from her
horse. The gallant gentlemen of
our town were all scrambIing to
give assistance. We missed if
Nothing serious.
WANTED.-A few more candi-
dates for Sheriff. The office must
be filled lift takes all summer
be- rardOn-fuW.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-09-21
Personal Review.

and trains, and have more of the
same lot for retail dealers and
lanchmen. They are too we'll
known in the Territory 70 need
any commentator from Us.
David Neahr is the same live,
through-going business man he
always was, and is up in the mer-
camille business DIS Of yore. His
head clerk-StearnS-is a whole
team; and the presence of his jo-
vial phiz in any business house is
a sure guarantee Of success.
Our enterprising tradesman, J.
Samter, still fiourishes at his old
stand, on Main street. Careful at
tent ion to business; a good stock
Of goods; and one of the best as
sistants p0ssible-our old friend
GOldburg-enableS him to COM
pete with anybody. Examine his
stock and see.
The old saying that it takes
thine tailors" to make a man,
does not apply to our fellow
t0wnsman Lander. He is the
complete article himself, and is
competent and willing to tailor
any other man who wishes it. If
you don't believe it, see him
about it.
Fitzgerald & Kenyon are at
their old trade-selling goods by
the ton. ''Let us have peace" or
Greeley.
Baker has some onions, but don't
care about selling them, as he
thinks the crop has failed in the
Easa or the West. but don't know
which.
Our enterprising fellOw-citizen
Hall HanlOn-has the best
breakfast bacon in the city. Try it.
THANKs.-Hon. G.. Delano, Sc
cretary of the Interior. has our
thanks for copy OF the report
OF a visit to the Sioux and
Ponka Indians on the Missouri
river, made by William Welsh.
Also for a copy of his speech, de
livered at Raleigh, n. c., July
9th, 1872.
We are again indebted to Hon.
r. c. Mccormick for favors.
A THING OF BEAUTY, ETC
Our friend Jas. S. Spann has the
prittiest garden in the city. Mel
Ions in abundance, corn and other
cereals, and among other things
that are strange in these parts, a
few hills of ground or pea nuts. He
thinks this country particularly
adapted to the culture of these
nuts.
RETURNED.-The diamond eX-
petition which left here last week,
having met with a misfortune. re-
L.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-09-21

SAND STORM.-The first sand
storm of the season made it's ap-
pearance last Thursday evening.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-09-21

RETURNED.-The diamond e1
petition which left here last weeL
having met with a misfortune, II
turned a few days ago. The sam
party, we understand, is prepal
ingfo start out again.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-01-11
Original Notice.
Louiza Nussbaum, Plaintiff,
vs..
William Nussbaum, Defendant.

William NuSSDaum, l)eienuanC.
PETITION-DIyoRCE.
To WILLIAM NUsSBAUM:
g1OU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that there is now on file in the
Office of the Clerk OF the District Court
Of Marion County and State OF Iowa,
the Petition Of Louiza Nussbaum,
claiming Il divorce or dissolution Of
the bonds Of Matrimony now existing
between you and her; and the east
half of the southwest quarter and the
southwest quarter Of the southwest
qnarter-eXcept twenty (20) acres pre-
viously sold and decided to f.. John
son, in the southwest GDrner Of said
southwest quarter of the southwest
quarter-and the southwest quarter of
! the southeast quarter of Section Eight
! (S) in Township No. Seventy four "a
north Of Range No. Twenty-one (2l)
| west, containing one hundred and
forty (140) acres more or less, lying in
Marion County, and state of Iowa, rs
| IiiinO,y, and charging you with will
| tul absence, withOuta reasonable cause,
for the space of two years, since your
marriage with her; and that unless
you appear thereto and defend on or
before noon of the second day of the
next Term Of said District Court,
which Term will commences on the
It'll day of March, A. ID. 1872, de-
fault will be entered or taken against
you, and a judgment and decree rem
/ dered thereon against you as prayed
for in said petition.
A. Il. MILLER,
Attorney for Petitioner.
| December %, 1871. 32