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Mrs. f. Harper begs to announce that she has
just returned with her spring goods which will
be opened for inspection to-day Saturday Thi.
stock will prove to be the finest in the city, com
prising the latest novelties and New York styles
Buy,ng Jor cash, Mrs, Harper is thereby enabled
TO offer every advantage to ladies faypriug her
with their orders,
Ladies' hats and boncts pressed in the newest
fashions, and gentlemen. Panama and straw hats
bleucled and pressed equal to new
MIS-. T. HARPER,
l31 Main Street.
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From Europe.
ENGLAND.


In the commons, on the 21st Catherine
Hardy moved an address to the crown praying
that the government might dissent from the
three International rules adopted by the Ge-
reva conference Sir Stafford Northcotc OPP
posed the motion and thought the rules ought
70 be made law. Mr., Disraei hoped the
government would come to full understand
ing with the L. S. with regard TO these rules,
50 that the two governments could Jointly lay
'hem before the other powers Mr.. Gladstone
Concurred in this view, and there the matter
was Dropped.
The British manufacturers of agricultural
implements have resolved to take no part in
the Vienna exhibition.
II. Rev. John Van Sanford, archdeacon of
Coventry, is dead.
An international patent rights convention
Is to be held during the Vienna exhibition.
Count Van Bernstein, German ambassador
20 Great Britain, died in London on Wedncs-
lay evening.
The French and German governments ex.
changed ratifications of the treaty, on the 23d
INST, for the final evacuation of the last foot
If France by the Germans.
SPAIN
On the 23d, in the COrtes, the bill was taken
Up for the emancipation of slavery in Porto
Rico, Figueras announcing that the ministry
intended to stand or fall by the measure and
desired vote before rising Contrary to ex
pcctaton the debate was short and the meas
IRE passed unanimously. The slaves are
emancipated in three years, and after five
years have all the rights and privileges of
Spanish citizens. Immediately on the pas
sage of the bill the dissolution of the Cortes
was voted, and the assembly broke up in
great disorder.
The communists are plotting to overthrow
.Ae government of Madrid and establish
commune. The city is full of foreigners who
.re supposed to he connected with the plo,
Senior Figueras returns from Barcelona dis
outraged. fearing that it WILDE impossible
% maintain discipline in the anywhere In
Iced the garrison i reported to be in open
muntinv.
Bismark refuses Ia advise the recognition
# the Spanish republic and it is understood
hat Austria and Russia have in,ima,e1 their
purpose to withhold a reco gnition fo- he
present
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TOWN CoLLECToR.-At the request OF many friends
without regard to party myself as candidate
for the Office of Town Collector at the ensuing town elcs
ton. PATRICK RYAN
TOWN COLLECTOR.-The undersigned announces him.
self at candidate for Town Collector at the coming
ton subject to the decision Of the Democratic caucus
one should be held TIMOTHY KENNEDY.
TOWN COL4LECTOR-We are authorized to annouuc
DANIEL TUCKER AZ independent candidate for the
office of Town Collector OF the town OF ottawa at the
town election next Tuesday,
TOWN COLLECT0R.--At the request OF many friends,
announce myself rs candidate the Office OF Town Col
lector at the coming election. GEO. W. MATTHIAS.
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The following proposals were received for
tending city bridges during the season Of nay-
CATION, 1879
COLUMBUS STREET BRIDGE
Thomas Corcoran, at $50 per month.
John McCarty, at $40 per month,
Justu> Doran, at S3S per month
Michael Petit at $50 per month.
CHESTNUT STREET BRIDGE.
Peter Welsh, AT $50 per month
MADISON STREET BRIDGE.
NJ. Y. Moody, at $50 per month.
On motion Of Carey Michael Petit was APP
pointed bridge tcndcrfor Columbus street bridge.
at $50 per month; Peter Welsh bridge tender for
chestnut street bridge, at S35 per month; and
VI. !. Moody bridge tender for Madison street
bridge, at $50 per month; said bridge tenders to
attend to the lamps ON their respective bridges
and be under the direction and control of street
and alley committee.
City Clerks bond presented, and on notion
approved.
City Marshal's bond presented, and, on motion,
approved.
City Collectors bond presented, and, on mo-
tion approved
On motion of Phelps, the City Collector was
instructor to deposit all taxes collected for the
city three times week with City Treasurer.
Report OF City Treasurer presented, and, on
motion OF Phelps, received and referred to H.
nance committee.
On motion of Smith the compensation of City
Treasurer for the ensuing year was fixed at one
half OF per cent on all monies received by him
for and on account Of the city OF Ottawa.
On motion oI Mciiinnis, the matter Of repair
ing road under the acqueduct, in the first ward
was referred to street and alley committee, with
power to act.
On motion, the street and alley committee
was instructed to put in crossings on Madison
street, on the east side of Court street and on
the west side of Columbus street.
On motion OF Miller, the finance committee
was instructed to see what arrangement could
be made to allow the inhabitants OF the eth ward
to cross the Illinois river bridge free, and report
the same To Council.
Conner, from Committee on license, reported
bond of John Carln sufficient.
On motion, report received and bond approved
Petition of NJ. kneussl and fifty Others, asking
the Council to appoint Il committee to ascertain
whether the commissioners would erect an iron
swing bridge in the place of the present one
across the sdc-cut on Main street, presented,
and, on motion of Stout, received and Il commit
tee of three appointed for such purpose.
Committee-M. II. Swift, NJ. Kneussl and G.
w jackson.
On motion Of McGnnis, Sheriff Mcintyre was
appointed jailor for the ensuing year.
On motion of Cary, James Carew was appointd
pound master for the ensuing year,
an,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

The second meeting of the farmers of the town
Of DAYTON was held on the 2lst, pursuant to ad-
iournment. With other business, the following
resolutions were adopted
This club shall be known as the Farmers Club
Of the Town Of Dayton.
This club shall have for its leading objects, LIST,
To concentrate lis patronage upon such reliable
firms as will furnish our farm and household
supplies at the lowest price; I'd, that we pledge
ourselves, regardless of former party or politics,
to vote for no man for any office who is not
definitely identified with tho farmers interests
Sd, that We will support no newspaper that does
not take issue for and with the farmers and defend
their cause.
That the time of its regular meeting shall be
on the first and third Saturday evenings Of each
month. IRENIs BRowER, Pres.
l.. y. Hess, Secretary.
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FUNERAL GooDs.-R. w. Moore the new furni-
ture dealer, on La Sale street. at Murphy's old
stand, has on hand a very large stock of collins
and burial cases. He also keep. fine hcarse
and is ready to fill any order in this line
at moments notice. He does not fol
low the high priced rule established by his prede-
cessor, but charges only very moderate rates.
He keeps the very finest burial goods in the city
and the best hearse, aud asks for them as low
prices as any one else
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O'kane's New Store.

Mr.. Okane's new store, on the east side OF
Court street, promises to be one Of the large
business houses of Ottawa. Mr.. O'Kanc has en-
tirelv filled the interior with choice selection
of dress goods, dry goods and ladies' and chill
drcns shoes and CATERS The room is one of the
largest and best lighted in the city, has been
handsomely painted and calcimined and provi-
ded with good and convenient shelving and
counters. Mr.. O'Kane is a man of large expe-
rience as Il buyer, having selected his stock with
great care and with special reference to the de-
mpds of this community. The new stock Of
dress goods shows this for ITSELF as there is not
finer display in any store in the city in this par
ticular line. 1t il very full in all details and
prscs the most fashionable stock in the market.
He also makes Il fine display in the way of prints,
having enormous piles of goods in this depart
mcnt, and consisting of sll the new styles and
embracing every quality that is desirable.
As these goods are bran new, the buyer has an
advantage in the certainty that there ia no old
or second-ratc article in the lot. Mr.. O'kanc
will make it Il rule to buy from manufacturers,
and will not keep old goods of any kind.
We advise our readers to call in and see the
new stock and learn the prices.
Mr.. O'Kane has been fortunate in buying for
cash and at very low figures, enabling him to
give his customers proportionately low prices.
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GER VI ANY.

On the 2jth the 10Th anniversary Of the
birth Of King William was celebrated with
great pomp and display at Berlin. Flags dec
Grated the larger dwellings during the day,
professions filed the streets, all business was
suspended, and in the evening the city was
gaily Illuminated.
JAPAN.
Christianity is tolerated in Japan by special
edict 1t is determined TO throw the whole
country open to foreigners. The Government
is endeavorng to form'a code, based upon
European systems.
4 universal industrial exhibition is to be
held within four years in Japan. Probably
at Np1o
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

THE How or IT.-Thc Alderman who was de
feated in the 9TH ward, says he would have been
clcctcd-jf he Aada't fell short six votes. The
enemy played heather Chincc game, He only
came out on the Saturday evening before the
election as candidate Noopposition to Mikes
election having been developed up to that date,
his friends thought he would have "a sure thing
OF it, and some Of them left town, and many did
not come near the polls.
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Wall PaDer.

About this time Of year nothing can be more
proper to do than TO fix up your dwelling nicely
in the interior. As this can only be done by
using handsome wall paper, this item is to inform
you that Osman " Hapeman's book store is filled
with all the new and pretty kinds Of wall paper,
and at very low figures
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Council Proceedings.
SPECIAL MEETING.

March 22d, lS13
Prcscnt-Mayor Boyle and Alderman Redmond
Stout, Phelps, Smith, Dean, Cary, StormoI',
King, McGinnis, Hook, ConuOr, Fields and Nillcr.
The following call for meeting read:
r. j. r. CO,rt,p-,, Cdy CGrk II ~, fity 81 Oitsrd:
You will please call special meeting II the
City Council of the city Of Ottawa, 10 be- h0tlcn
in the City Hall, in said city, on saturday eve
ming nj Z O'Clock p. NJ said meeting 10 ho held
for the following purpose:
lst. To make arrangements 70 pay fs~ the
steam IRE engine.
I'd. To consider the question Of procuring wa
Ter for fire purposes.
Sd. To transact any other bgsiucs, that may
come before the Council.
XXX BOYLE, Mayor
Ottawa, March p, ls1&
The following report Wa, presented
II tie Vayor aEd CoAJaDr toyHsA ~ 10, C1y II
O''Gln7:
We, the undersigned named In the contract
between the City Of Ottawa and the Sl,by Manu-
featuring Company, as inspectors 10 examine.
witness the action ~ and report upon the Sil,hy
steam fire engine, CITY of Ottawa, No. i,' re-
spcctfully present the following
We have this day examined the said engine.
and witnessed the same in operation, and lind
that the said engine is finished and equipped iu
accordance with the contract, and tiJt Deer pea.
fprmaucc j. -atiSfartoy Z. IIENNiSs.
". h. HALL
NoRtrE l. ARNOLD.
Ottawa, H.. March q. ls72
And ON motion 81 Redmond. was received aud
steam fire engine accepted
ON motion Of Smith. Clerk was instructed Go
draw orders, payable % SIi-hv Manufacturing
Company. in compliance with tire contract
On motion of Redmond. the ,umm'ft,e 600 fire
department Was instructed To- inquire into The
matter at procuring water Tor fire purp"~r- lad
report o. the Council
on motion e N.,iiruis. u was ord s-rt that
the bridge, Pc let Co the 1avt-t h.I3er-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

The farmers Of the town of Utica met on the
10th of March and organized a club and elected
the following officers Samuel Grove, Pres.
james Stobel, Vice Pres; L. n. Cartwright, See;
snd 4. O. Crosar, Treasurer. Correspondence
from other clubs solicited.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

COMMISSIONER OF HIGHwAYs.-John d. Vettc
who has for some years acccptably discharged
the duties of Commissioner of Highways, is Il
candidate for reelection. lie is careful and
energetic man, understands the duties Of the
office and should be retained in place which he
has SO crcditably filled.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

None of the Connecticut members of con-
gress have applied for their extra compensa
ton under the big steal. An election takes
place in Connecticut next week.
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j. Dickey u Son will, for the next sixty days,
sell their stock Of silyer-pLated ware at greatly
reduced prices. 4 rare chance forpersons want
Ing casters, cake baskets, butter dishes, fruit
dishes, and in fact anything in the silver line.
Also large stock Of ladies' and gents gold
watches and chains Jcwery Of every description.
Cali and see our goods and prices
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OYSTER Wharf.-The oyster war is assuming
huge proportions. The establishment of mail
carrier of fierce challenges and defiant replies
has been found necessary. The intrepid man
who dares to 20 to and ~ from Madison to Main
street is Isaac II. Fredcnburg, who performs his
duties without fear or favor; and on last evening
the beligcrcnt parties were TO meet at the Cliff
ton and test the question AS to who lad sold the
most oysters within a given period, by submit
ting bills, receipts vouchers, DC, TO committee.
We hope to spread detailed report in our next.
Until then hold your whist for startling results.
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\ good two story DWELLING ten rooms closets
and pantry, gas, hard and soft water in Kitchen,
barn, &c, situated Illinois avenue, can be had
cheap, furnished or unfurnisned, If sold soon, by
calling on Harris ,c Kellorp
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- I.f., ,yHrff 'nf lsJrr, 70 MY I-IIJ 4 ,. is,li
ffTH.rrs.
10 appearing from or affidavit ne % the orlcr ~ the
CLERK .. aid court that said defendant, Mary I sltrrpn
Is ROT resident % said STATE AMI said complainant having
fled HE bin % complaint said court the chanCrry side
thereof oh ga CAV uf March a. u. INi herriR,
having he'a issued thereon according % Law
Notice. therefore hereby given % ss!t defendant Mary
Alirrsoa. tEst rrsss personally - aud zHfetr DC
fore aid court SAD term thereof 20 ." hri y Tie Court
House 90 Ottawa On stc county. the second Monday %
Nav p. isI VIXEN and atrr. said summons j. -
flrla1a and plead yer. c--ruG tEeept ~ said bill
Wit ~ as-n for confessed agaast yon, and the
matters ana Jrs therein PRAYED Tor le eel sccoriiucly.
CHARLES H. HOOK, CLERK
T. u. NcpoSaip Solicitor. ma-s4w
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Vim. C. Patchin is candidate for the Office Of
Town Collector of the town of Ottawa ut the
annual town election, to be held on the first
Tuesday of April 1873, next Tuesday,
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XXX-XEA.-Lon Piergue, you and your ad-
wiser had better get up something original Re
member, I paid the ten dollars for that gar
nishccd watch sixteen years ago TO Dr. Harris.
Has your friend cot his account all right with
the Doctor: Yours truly-Amcu
II W,LTUgR.
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TO IkI.N'r-Ihc Room AZ present occupied ~ he
American Rrp-cs. Co, with ruom over ne rear OF
10 sk1le a1d front once IN ure where Abstracts Of
Tfe a., Furnished over the City prut Stcic = Ssu-r
Ll.siAln. Pg.-sSVs givcl April a., i,sl- nATs "
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AarrteD.

BY Rev. A Ceghern. d D. on the 2sth inst ut the rest
dcnce Of the brides father IN the township OF Grand ap
ids MIR. VIM. q. TRUMBO to SUSAN A. daughter OF f
c. Eichelbcrger. Esq.
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Go 20 Jacob Chs.s;m-u's for your new Spin z
stock II las plenty OF new piece goods, r a
capital cutte-. ard hss q force q No. workrnen,
and can - you 40 d fun slit 90 order on very
REF notice.
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&c T,.-E.-arS oF PErrru-, wrtl---Notce
hereby gwen -r ca persons interested rFn es-as
Ct ltclls whale thar r- Erfer-i -Gr1 -l.sa 0i Ee,lt
Hn J. Whale. minor r.t nr sal Vr-ri'. whale .ra..,i
W appt1r 1clrra ff' tr--'v Court 90 said comfy ,f
e.e $40 state ~ nj 1y ~ The County C0--- House M
'i'rt n 80 county. on " stlv tie Est aiy " Anil .
D. 80, 'yr NE purpose 1r Vft'finUigv sad cont Tor an
81 =" ell i allowing described real estate nafo1gr 20
sFl c>it' OF 'f"rl'A Whale deceased s.-la..
gnF gi me wesi al Cf Lo' number Esycn m Gac nr,
e Kew N re iISu OF S-ea'gr IN the clvtv 0f IA
t aad ~Iar 20! Illinois ITO proceeds 81 SsF sale 70 ~
u-, .lI ne a. rort SrL education u said ri-or child
1,'.N- -. SEQ JOSEPH WHALE.
E -rr s-HIr
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NlRs. L. HARPER,
l31 Main Street

There was man in our town
And he was wondous wise.
He had a pain from ear to ear
Another between his eyes;
And when he saw he had Catarrh,
With all his might and main,
He purchased Sage's Remedy
And has his health again.
Is sold by druggists everywhere.
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Durbarr's Philadelphia Shoes, the cheapest
and best for children, can be had 1t ChiE Bro. x
Phpps'.
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&c I,,.-tsrsTE cv EoBEEr Niv0N " ,rER-.N
iat - Noce II efFf1v Given. fNat ire rfar,i ma
,5a.oTo, hr ai q Robert Vixen wa' rtraa lac
ga wy 'F ~ - Sal" el SAFE OF tG-y
llsr hyiore TIE County come II sad county 81 ts ,i
~ H,l!al .I- ''t ',n tsv' 20 MAY 4 p 49, st N, Co-r
49, ~ Vtl-N' m Srf comfy. vts1 s-l N.rra 20 ne
~Nl.,s an o. Js tls sEsas- ssfi -stss Ts ,.
- 20 N''e-l ana pss>rat i.c l wrifrs sor sd-S
Dated this .iih day os afRrsh . p.isst
s-LN- ". CrTFEVEe.
~ Administrator.
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GROCERIES AND PRoyIsIoss.-Nrs. NJ L. Pier
que on the west side, near >chsiter's Hall, has Il
fine supply Of groceries Of all kinds, which She
sells very cheap She has sugars Of all grades,
teas, cofees, Lockport, Ottawa and La Sale
-four, soap, salt, spices, dried and canned fruits,
potatoes, fish, eggs, and kerosene oil, vinegar,
svrups. Sc in short full line OF good groceries.
Call and see her and get your moneys worth
overtime
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

On motion, adjourned TO first Tuesday in
April, 1879. J.F. COURTNEY, Clerk.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-10

Thomas Williams, alias "Tommy the
Headmaker, alias " Loafer Tommy"
Mr.. Willis made complaint and caus-
ed Tommy's arrest. Tommy, like a
good citizen, pleaded guilty, and JUS
tice Stoutenbhrg imposed q nominal
Tine. together with costs. amounting
to $34. Being ''broke." he was sent to
the County Jail Tor II days. Tommy
was very drunk, and was with diff
Guilty taken to Jail. He Is represented
as a Montana hoodlum, and is q hard
case.
YESTERDAY Charley Strum, one of
the ~bar-tendets at the Capitol Saloon,
met with an accident: While OPEN
ing a bottle OF wine the effervesence
of the fluid burst the bottle, and Char
ley received a severe cut III the wrist.
In the Ease of jefferson Howsrd.
charged with murder, six jurors were
accepted, and the panel being ex-
hausted, q new venire for fifty was
ordered to be issued.
FROM and after the 7th inst. Pritch-
ards fast freight rates from Palisade
to Phoebe will he four cents per
POUND.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-10

CONFERENCE.-The. Lazette tunnel,
which penetrates Ruby Hill from the
north side, and intercepts the work.
ings of the Richmond mine about six
hundred feet from its oritice, was
completed day before yesterday.
This and the fine graded road leading
from it to the main highway, and
completed recently, are the largest
enterprises undertaken by any OF the
companies for some time. The ore
from the Richmond will now be taken
from the moth instead OF the south
side Of the hill. will be moved with
less OK pense than heretofore on the
inclined plane, and will be loaded
more easily into wagons, immense
bins and shutes having been con-
structed for the purpose. The work
lust completed is the best improve
ment that could have been made upon
the mine, and is one which will facili-
tats the extraction of Increased guam
titles of ore from the immense body
now in view.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-10

Intelligence
District Court.

Sixth District Court.
pct persuant to adjournment,
patty presiding.
by vs.. W. A. Edwards. On
was ordered that this cause
by the court on Saturday
Mining 4 Smelling Com
Frank Way ct al. On mo-
. orde. ed that demurrer be
9, and that defendent be al.
(n days in which to answer,
the cause be set for trial on
h0 2lst.
nIalter of Patrick Macintyre.
lcant for citizenship Of the
tates: Upon evidence Of J. D.
and Robert Gibson, the ap-
as admitted.
(dlsh vs.. j. p. Jones. On mo.
by consent Of parties it was
nat this cause be placad on
pairing Of the rule to show
Inc case Of H~eynemann VS.
a., is still pending.
Rill meet at the usual hour
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Contempt.

AF"
Sullivan is under arrest for
! The grave otfense origin
Pc celebrated abduction case
60 the authorities of Washoe
. making so much fuss. He
with Sheriff Jones for Reno
D. 1t seems that a subpoena
mere to be served on the
VINO swure out the warrant
.estoi the woman in dispute.
fullient was returnable in
s1rls court on the 9Th. 1t
eureka Oh the morning of
An Sing. the OIL planning
n%u gone to Hamilton. but
: mere SAID they would have
n N time forthe subpoena 10 be
En- reach Reno by the 9Th.
come, however, and the
Eu.lorlties Of Wxshoe were
iSou OF the situation by tele.
udge Harris got his back up
GU me arrest of our Sheriff
tapt. This is the whole case,
= The particulars from re.
u;ses: What will be done
sullivan when he is
loS Inc august presence OF
Vvyadge Remains to be seen.
10 "sole Proceeding is UMPIRE
nrmly m ,intained by the
lights in this section. It
uaat this alleged abduction
NIX q somewhat expensive
'oody. Our officers are GER
AM " blame in the premises.
~; ior the arrest Of the wo-
y Idllnina! charge was regu-
u ana placed in their hands
II even inclined to do 80
W right to 60 back Of the