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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-11

TRANSFER PRISTING-INKs for copying letter.
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tons of printing to the Dtspafch Printing. House
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ADJOURNED FOR THE TEnM.-The henrlco 0
ICo.nty Court has adjourned for the term.
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DO NOT PAY 20 for anthracite or $3.50 for splint
coal when you can get the same quantity and quail
ity for % TO ss. .25 and 90 stC.H. PAGES, Nine
teenth and Cary streets. NJ - -.4tt -
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WE HAVE OFTEN MENTIONED Hr. FRAYsRa ~
irst-class photographer, and take great pleasure
I'm Recommending him to the public. Can and see
him, S21 Broad street. -
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GO AND SEE FRAYsER, the old Richmond pho :
tograpLer, S21 Broad street. -..
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OLD DOMINION CLUB meets tonight at thei
halt. .". 'ar..
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BURTON, CARTER & CO., sh P. NJ, four build
Ing lots In the town Of Fulton, on Centre and
Nicholson streets =.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS P. NJ, the lot Of ground
f at the northwest corner of Franklin and Eighth
: streets, on which stood the Presbyterian church.
COOK q LAUGHTON, 10k a. ~. for A. Harris,
pawnbroker, No. 1851 Main street, diamonds,
watches, jewelry, silverware, &c.
THOMAS W. KEEsEE, at 10 A. NJ, household
furniture, pianos, &c. 80 y
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". II. ZIMMERMANN, 906 Main street, has the
best and cheapest Ladies Eurs In the city. 80
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all sales Of real estate mde bettoeen the lSt Of
january and 3oth If June the tares for the pre-
sent year hdpeto De paid by the purchoser: On
all sales made betl1een the 1st Qr July and FAST
ofthe year the tores have to be paid the Seller
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HANDSOME FUR SETS, for ladies, 14.60, A ZIslz
MERMANN's, manufacsxer, 9Os Main street.
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VERY CHEAP fuRs a, P. wEisroEa Co.'s.

BoAs, WHITE and BLACK, at P. wErsTarn &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-11

TIE STRONGEST EVIDENCE OF THE SUPERIOR.
ITY Of PHOTOGRAPHS taken at the LEE GALLERY
Is contained In the OPINIONS OF the FOLLOWING
REVEREND GENTLEMEN; ..... ..- ~
THE PICTURE OF MINISTER'S present at the late
Baptist Memorial Meeting, taken at the LEE GAL.
LERY Is the best executed group have ever seen,
and we hope 1t will find plnce In every family.
WILLIAM d. THOMAS, J.R TAYLOR, Jr.,
NV. WILSON,, ALEx'R II. SANDS,
WILLIAM z. HATCHER, II. DAVIS RAGLASD,
u. L. M. CURRY, +, c. Q. BITING.
J.R. GARLIcK, ., J.L. BURROWS. "''. =.
ASroN,,s Is the headquarters for Christmas.
| IAsToSrs Is the place for good things. Main
street, - .-.--- -
ANros1 is the Oldest practical confectiOner. Main
street. 80
ASToNI only keeps hrst-cass confectionery
-..s. ~ -t..t t----------------
YoU WILL FIND NO HUMBuG AT ASTosfs.
| II YOU WANT. TO LIVE LONG BUY ANToNIs
candles. Main street below the post-oh1ce.
Go TO ANToNI, the confectioner. Main stceet.
Go TO ASToNl's for imported candies. Main
street
Go TO AN1oNl's fos choicest fruits. Main street.
60 TO ANToEIs for nuts, raisins, hgs, ctron, &c.
Main street. ---------
Go TO AETos1's for confectionery. Main street.
Go TO ANToNI's dining-saloon. Main street. E.
Go TO ANToEI's for riDportedcrystaliized fruits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-11

A summary Of 1t for ready
observation would represent
the entire liabilities on all
accounts-funded, tioating,
aud cur1ent-at..........,.
While the credit balances
show in new property for
the year. ...............
Unavailable money resources
held iu Northwestern North
Carolina Railroad and other
companies .................:
In cash balances due, material
on hand, and bank account
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Go TO ASToNI, the confectioner. Main st

IL YOU WANT. TO LIVE LONG BUY ANToNi
candies, Main street below the post-oflce.
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Go TO Akros1's for confectionery. Main street.

60 TO ANToSI's for nuts, raisins, hgs, citron, &
Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-11

GENrLEMES'sF FUR CAPS at p. .WEIsIaER CO.'S.
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Go TO AS1osl's for choicest fruits. Main 8

Go TO AsroNl's for Imported candies. ID
street.
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BUY YOUR ruRs at P. WEls,eEs 4 Co.'S. /
BARGAINS IN ruRs at r. wsfsrexR & CO.'S.
MISSES FUR rERBAss q. p. WE.sIaxa q Co.
FUR TRIMMING at P. wE1sIeEa & Co.'s.

LADIES' FUR TURBAys at P. wErs1exA D Cc
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Go TO ANrosl's dining-saloon. Main street.

Go TO Axrosrs for imported crystallized fruit
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WANTS.

WANTED, 8 SINGLE GENTLEMAN
w as BOARDER, to occupy q hall room, fur
nished or unfurnished Apply 10 Box No. COZ.
do l -eodZtk '- |'-~
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YoU WILL FIND NO HUMBuG AT AsToNi's.

ASroNI only keeps hrst-class confectionery
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The Chair announced that the meeting was
ready for business, aud that the first In order
would be hearing the Presidents report,
which was read by Colonel A. S. Buford.
The president says that the earnings and ex.
pcnses for the year, as set forth in the report
of the engineer, superintendent, and audi
tor, appear as follows: -. = -, =
Total earnings from all sources. 1857 L129 40
Total expenses. oOS, t0S "a
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ANroNl Is the Oldest practical confectioner haiI
street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-03-26
DIR. J. COILS BROWNIES
Q II HhORO ID x N II
is THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE

rNHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
/ the unfounded statements frequenily made. "that
the composition Of CHLRODYNE is known % Chem
lists and the Medical profession" The fact T. Chlo-
rodyne was discovered and invented By Dr.. J. col
LIS BROWNE lex Army Medical STAFF. asd 80
named by him, and il has bafied all attempts AZ anal
ysis BY the first Chemists Of the day. The method
and secret Of the preparation have never beea pub
lshed. II Is Obvious. therefore, that anything Sid
under the name, save DR.. J. COLLIS BROWNIES
CHL0RODYNE. is q spurious imitation
CAUTI0N.-Vie Chancellor Sir ". p. Wood stated
that Dr. Coils Browne Was undoubtedly the inventor
Of Chlorodyne. -
This invaluable remedy produces qEie refreshing sesp
relieves pain Gains system the deranrd hr
tons and stimulates healthy acton q the secrstns q hs
body without creating q tho-e unpeasant results AZ
tending opium. Old and young take it a. Al
hours and times when requisite. Thousands - persons t-
t to its marvellous good Effects and wonderful eur Ehs
medical extoi it. virtues most extensively usiur t H
great quantities In the f0uing diseases Coisr-, hyen
terry Darrha Coles. Coughs Asthma. RheuHIatlsn Ns-
ralga, Whoopng Cough CFamp, ysierias te.
EXTRACTS FROM MEDICAL OPINIONS.
The Right Hon EarI Russell communicated C1il--s
Physicians aud J. T. Davenport that be bad recsirs
formation the effect that the oyLy remedy fauy rs 10
Cholera was CHLORODfNE--see bancf Dec 81. l.dA
Dr. Lowe Medical Missionary Ia Ildia reports Dee i
that nearly of Cholera 10 which Dr. COLs
BROWNIES cHLORODYNE administered, The peileut
Extract from Hsdieaf Tnsf Jan II 1ss6a ChdToyne .
prescribed by scores q orthoox medical praciioue of
course 1t would not thus Be- .nsniary popular DID 4 no
EItfaet froni the General Board Of Health Luou
its efficacy In Cholera" So strongly convinced q ne
immense value of this remedy that cannot hrttlr
urge the necessity of adopting it Ia all eaaes"
CAUTI0N.-Noue genuine Without the words % D. J.
COILS BROWNE" on the G0ycrnmeut stamp. Osersheiu
ing medical testimony accompanies each boite-
Sole Manufacturer, 1T. DAVENPORT.
%, Great Russell 81. Bioauistury. Lsul1n
Sold in Bottles a l.. "a, = ed, and & O. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-03-26

A el- ths1s never stayed-au ur-chin.
F.=-sna ross eaazs Is better than triumph
had one
S.---b s.bs-s II tbsi- virtues. and tbTseH fer
nv sz-,.s.
WY is goose Ike 81 elephants trunk Be
ozz=s & gross 60rn-
Neu T-grs-b-Naa proposes, bat woman very
c1sz -eiec-s him
Egs . ro- 10 weallh-MsrTy 4 rieh carriage
z-ss-s d--ztte--
lne poser behind The thrown -Ihe loot
tl-t kioks Eou d0Eu stars
Fili' s-gs MAJ '1oa has 50 iTauea us avs
iali Z. I lll -ls al'-1--se q ever! o4e y W
sse loen'
Nz - s 3s - !V'
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= ~. -,--.-- II -s.s q An sorts Of turpipg
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9ls -'- '515- y '-s - ~ PS'-'' -
n hHerso7 s4s-' LIE / h1''y 'esPec'AOls
I z --A p -'0-2 --'A y 80 = ---9T'''--' -
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DI-is- k1eE something sbo1i reporting. de
q Ea thai slid. Many shall run to and iro'
and kn0uleoge shaA 7e i7cre@sed- Daniel TOO
Els a.rEgs a5Uittea Tree 70 shows de hrst
iuf-o6uue5 he Interesting OF - lions
&C Bs-- and 20 SO far-Tbe Vicar tEsiuly try
n t5 elicit he usus Of the Serpent BY leading
uuss.iousl Wei. really, children, what is tbst
r-ssu-1.r ttiar that everybody has horror Of p
LEzas Puzg-- Oh # ye please, sir. neerEig.' =
ms Is 90. bad Tzo OF or judges at general
-r-- having rireu ou1os7nr opinions on mstter
81 s-.1 f-11-.snce. the Question was settled By
r-s-- ~ o,istlr stating. =. 1 agree with nv
i7--.bs- A f5- he reasons given by uy brother
r.
Tu-m5uth. \. : owns ass vessels, with ton
---a ~ e go tons. Daring the past year she
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-03-26

- business Cards, when prenIid ~ yc1r. are
allowed discount cm these rates. which are i'r TRANSIENT
advertisements, when paid Or charged quarterly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-03-26
THE STORM.


Ard urr si11E he h1r1ua's sdgs
Nazuiaaus g rl1uis u1rg-G
Eluak- o. v1rh f.-essz- uude-aearh.
Ah-re ths1- sas-T ard iuzEzd tecih
wes waiis a. a-lsle1 Saw
ru---- h-sl-s shsz sz-k tls sun,
b. fasa-l sszh sa1u-y r-1k
a l.-lis wsis VA ruzy tEhL
-iHa EsiaE 8 luly f-rz ~ srht.
A. tl-shss f-az ne rh-ek
Eis-k E-sr tas ssy. a. tlssk. al biask.
-at r.1uaa ws-r ers-rwhs-rs
-le-s uias a lzeiia- lf -usrsuss
IN uE-E-r. q a,y--1-is1s s.a-s
o. ss-E 5u ths ur.
Ans ur re- t.1z-5 tts va1zs-a-
wuassz- - s-lu e1slz b.
ssrt vts1 ne Eisz.si sti7-b-l to-s5,
A. rrr- a-G ASIA -he raic5
AuE lz-1hsI i1zc the ssa-
E-s1 tsls 1-s sas1e1,y shaft.
4 r-1at ruzk c -zlL
zlakauE tne acuz- rsisr with spzzs,
IN 5z-Euss dEs tte DAY cf Grcz,
l- 1a-r zl.r ku-ri1zus-
-rs Erht-rz snsa-s f-rz -l5us 70 elssd,
Arz lr-e -as Ez-k iz tvs
a At--r-s fz-i-. asinsisJei
lr -al. s-t. llEs = h.zyu1st-
-ast uis--.d De srslaLls th-7urh-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-03-26

Space Measured IN
Ncnparcn Type.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-03-26
WAILUKU PLANTATION.

NEW CROP NOW COMING IN. FOR SALE
IN in quantities to suit purchasers, BY
I-sm c. BREWER CO., Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-03-26
WI. 8. GRINBAUM & CO..
TmPoRTFRs AND WHOLESALE DEALERS

In Fashionable Clothing. Hats Caps, Boots, Shoes and
every variety Of Geutlemens superior Furnishing Goods
Store in Makees Block QEeen Street, Honolulu, H. J.
IO-I fiyT
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adopted. The address concludes az follows
All may rest assured that | will comply with
instructions Of the national government to be
nnlrng IN my efforts to procnre peace, en-
couraSing credit and pursue fraud taking
care that none of tho great interests Of the
island suffer while | act as your governor
The steamer Virginins was captured with
all on board by the Spanish gunboat Tornado
near Jamaica, on the 31st ult. She had 40
passengers and crew, who, with the vessel and
cargo have been brought to Santiago dc Cuba.
Proceedings will be Immediately commenced
against the prisoners. The following particu-
lars Of the capture of the Vrginius have been
received from Santiago The Tornado, which
had been searching for the Virginius since her
attempted landing on the south coast of the
island, came in sight of her at 2:3O p NJ on the
3lst ult., and Immediately gave chase. The
iIibuster put on all steam and made for Ja-
maica, hoping to fine refuge in British waters.
In her flight she threw overheard several
horses and used Il portion Of her cargo for fuel,
but the Tornado caught up with her at 10 p. NJ.
near the Jamaica coast and she surrendered
with all on board, not one of whom escaped.
Amongthe prisoners are the well known insur-
gent chief Bambetto, who was reported killed
few days ago, a brother of Cespedes, son
Of Quesada, Senor Jesus Del Sol and other
important personages, The prisoners have
allboen brought before competent tribunal
at Santiago, and are now being tried as pirates.
There il great rejoicing in Havana over the
news; streets and houses are decorated with
national colors, and scriptions are being raised
for a testimonial to the officers and crew of
the Tornado.
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The Pine Family .

The pine tribe, although among the
Oldest of plant creations still existing,
seem to be less understood in regard to
their structure than any other class,
Judging from the number of papers
about them continually appearing in
scientific journals. Among the sugges-
tions of recent years is one that what
we call pine leaves {" needles'O are not
leaves in the same sense as the leaves
of plants generally are, but modified
branches which, as the true leaves are
not developed, have to take on them
selves somewhat the character OF leaves
and perform the leafs usual offices. A
recent paragraph in English papers
calls attention to the many uses to
which pine "leaves" are put. It is
said that a sort of Channel" is made
from the fiber of the leaves, and that
the refuse after the fiber has been sepa-
rated furnishes gas to carry on the fiber
factory. II is singular that dicotyle-
donous plants generally yield no fiber
giving leaves. These are chiefly con-
fined to yuccas, palms, lilies, or grasses.
Hemp, fax, and similar products are
usually furnished by the stems when
derived from dicotyledons, The fact
that pine "leaves" furnish fiber might,
therefore, be taken, perhaps, AZ AN ad
ditional proof that they are rathe'
branches than true leaves.
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Henry V. Defines His Position

Count de Chambord has written a let.
ter to NJ. de Chesnelong, one of the
delegation from the Right which re.
Gently waited on him. The count says
misappreh"nSons have arisen tending
to obscene dis policy, VIM. ~ a. ''e"i
rs day. lie owes the whole truth tc
the country. He is asked to sacrifice
his honor. He emphatically declares
he retracts nothing, curtails nothing OF
his previous declarations of yesterday
for the shadow of what would be ex.
acted tomorrow. He cannot inaugu-
rate strong reign by an act of weak
ness. He energetically refuses to re-
tinguish the white flag. He indignant
ly repels insinuations that he mistrusts
the valor of the soldiers. On the con-
trary, he seeks to confde to them all
he holds dear. He ignores none of his
country's glories and continues "We
have great work to accomplish, which
/ am ready to undertake at any time.
This is why l wish to remain as I am.
We're I enfeebled to-day, 1 would be
powerless to morrow. The issue at
stake is the reconstruction of society
and the insurance of law, order and
prosperity. Especially should We not
fear to employ force in the service of
order and justice. Conditions and
guarantees are spoken of. We're any
required by the count of Paris, who
came to me spontaneously, at the dicta-
tion of patriotism? I preserved intact
our traditions and liberties and have
the right to reckon on equal confidence. 1"
The letter concludes as follows "My
personality is nothing; principle is ev.
erything, France will see an end to
her troubles when she understands
this. am the necessary pilot, alone
capable Of guiding her into port, be-
cause I have the mission of authority.
France cannot perish because Christ
still loves her"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-22
Louisiana Sugar Crop.

Louisiana is favored the present yeal
with fair sugar crop, fair as to quanti
ty and more than fair as to quality
From all the sugar parishes we have
pretty much the same report, and that
grinding has commenced. Within the
past few days planters have appeared in
the market desiring to contract for the
sale of their crops, and we hear of one
instance on the upper coast, of II planter
who contracted to sell his entire crop,
which, when ready, will take the direc.
ton of Cairo and the railroad lead
ing thence to Vincennes. This seems
to be in accordance with the suggestion
made recently in the Times that the
present is the favorable opportunity Of
the sugar buyers at the north and west.
Three things conspire in their favor
just at this time, the low price of sugar,
the low rates of freight to Cairo, and
the high price of exchange in New
York. From all accounts there is plen-
ty of exchange in all the states of Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, and other
states to the north and west of those
named, but here in New Orleans ex-
change commands from four to five per
cent. premium. The merchants of the
west ordinarily buy their sugar in Jauu-
ary and February, but the facts men,
toned above certainly offer them very
great inducements to enter the market
now and contract for their sugar stocks,
bringing their par exchange and reOliz-
imp the handsome premium which IL
will here command. -NeO Orleans
Times.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-11-22

A VALUABLE DRAFTING INSTRUMENT.
Josiah Lyman of Lenox has lately
perfected an ingenious and accurate
mathematical instrument, after Is years
of labor and experiment. 1t is a kind
of protracting trigonometer, by which
all angles and distances may be put
down upon paper, with accuracy equal
to that Of the best ield instruments /;
by which even their errors may be cor
rected and results obtained Tin deter
mining areas, for instanCe), reliable to
one twenty -milliOnth part of the whole ;
and of corresponding exactness in the
solution of all trigonometrical problems.
Traverse tables and, in most cases, To-
garithms will be, the inventor believes,
thus rendeIed unnecessary, and hence a
large amount Of time and labor saved.
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WEST!

Adspatch from Fort Gibson, |. r., says
IG0,aw Indian, prisoner in the hands of
Imy Narsh1ls Wilson and Ayers, shot those
the Creek agency, ,mortally wound
}. the former and badly woundng the latter.
HolsO shot and killed Perry Duyal, Il guard,
Ihemurderer was subsequently shot and NOR
H-yvonnded by a Creek Indian guard
-AlyiCes from Tucson, Arizona, to the first
I November, state that Cochise refuses to
tlDndin5 in New and Old Mexico He will
n submit to good discipline or having his
Ele counted They continue TO draw gov
'-ugDt rations whether ON or of their reser-
biors. Appreheusions are felt that there
Ill Jo great scarcity of breadstuffs in the
en0T Tof Arizona before next harvest.
-Aspecial from Fort Sill says the Indians
IHei Wholleys rancho, near Red river
Ia.oo murdered one man, and drove away
'a,ionbIe stock. Two men belonging to a
NgnS party are reported killed 35 miles
pom Fort RIehaDlson. lho Apaches from
Yes ueEiea ara ,ailiug in Texas and commit
's """'ers. Tho Comanchos ON reser-
aaoa near that post have nc. - .-'
t-y'fup the five men stipulated for at the
H MI council, and as a consequence their
lalI'y goods and food will be withheld, which
.sezpected will drive them to the war-path.
-G@. Blair state superi ltendent Of insur-
.S -l' decided that the suit instituted by
'poIelessor in office, VIM. sellv. against
w ," Louis Life insurance company, to wind
7 "eai'alrs Of that concern, shall be pros
','d' @ It's assorted that a prominent stock
'' oI uIs company and one who has
'r" \. extensively in the affairs, has gone
''a loIh 10 effect, if possible, reinsur-
" lbs policies in an eastern COMPANY
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rEVS OF THE WEEK.
EAST


The National life insurance company OF
n York has falIod
Laura Keeno, the wen known acre =,
rJn New ler'ey la7' "''"' W u" "''""''"
"a
From the best dala thet eau DC op'a.n'u'
aistnatlonal bank OF washington VIII pay
creditors from l'7 present assets ooolI
gpa cent, on all payments large 10 l'' yer
iIeseamer Georgia mas arrived al Now
ID. l.Iging two members oI 'ho ro'aiIs ro'aiIs
rsbu, and the loei'tlc"' po'' III WHICH lho
mn we've when picked mp ny inc "l'a'er
'gsIaaig.
-lelb@sot congress ana attorneys VINO
sl'm- to settle by the "eheVa award are
| tal moving IN the matter OF legislation
|e9 Nrtles VINO sno'IIu receive u pro-
| ad debate Is expected
-lr Columbus AleN"nuoi' one "' 'No '"'B-
i ioposltor7 WIN jay oooAe " 'o' 'o'u7'S
b opposition I'r No'''enlon' "".''' '"'!
arnale TO 'ho'' cro"''oiS' anu '''o LII" wiz
forced INTO BANKRUPTCY
The receiver OF inc washington Guy saw