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President Paez, twice President OF
Venezuela, and for more than twenty
years, with rare intervals, a resident OF
New York city, an exile from his native
land, died on Tuesday morning at his
residence, No. AZ East Twentieth street,
from the effects of severe cold which
he contracted about two weeks ago
while riding in Central Park. He was
eighty-fOur years old, and almost up to
the moment of his death retained his
mental faculties, as well as that remark
able physical vigor which was one Of
his principal characteristics, intact.
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The Oxford Falcon says that Judge
Davis, of that district, in his charge to
a grand jury, in referring to the civil
tights law, stated that hOtel-keepers
were bound to furnish equal accOmmo-
dations to all, but that they have the
right to designate what rooms or seats
his guest should occupy, and that in fur
nishing equal accommodations to all
the law was complied with. The same
charge was made here,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

rT1HE STATED CONvOCATIoN OF 0
Penn Royal Arch Chapter, No. p, wil/N
be held on MONDAY evening, May 18th, al
II u,clOe K, for dispatch of business.
|. All Companions are fraternaily invited.
Bv order c. g. LOCKE, N. E. II. p.
A L WHEELER, Secretary. myll
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THE GRAND PROCESSION.
Led by the Memphis Brass Band and Grand
Triumphal Car, will move from the Hail on
south Court street up Second TO Exchange
Exchange to Main; down Main to Vance; out
Vance to James Park. There, dancing, feast
ing, and every description Of amusement be
coming the occasion, will be indulged.
JOSEPH SPECHT will be caterer Of the
day, and supply every desirable refreshment
especially such as most delight our excellent
Italian fellOW-COuntrymen
Col. SIGNAIGO will pronounce an Grafton
in reply to the address OF the charming
VICTORIA CORDANO, who represents tht
Italian Queen, and in response to EUGENE
BOGGIANO, who persOnates the Goddess o.
Liberty. These addresses will be delivered a
four O'Clock pm. Other distinguished gentle
men will also speak.
ARNOLD'S STRING BAND will set pretty
feet flying in the mazes Of the dance, to b
stilled no more till the day dawns.
Let everybody share in the delights OF thi
Italian MAIFEST-FESTA DI MAGGIO. l
will be unsurpassed in delights. All Memphi
will attend on Wednesday, May l4th. myl
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GRAND
PICNIC! !
or THE -
SOCTETA DI CNIONE
E FRATELLANZA
ITALIANA
w ednesday, May Ia

TIE ORATOR OF THE DAY on The oeea-
sion Of the Grand Picnic of the Italian AssO-
citation will be J. A. SIGNAIGO.
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MoruIng-Cfass No. 81.
80, 20, 81, 81, %, 81, 25, l, 80, 46, lS, y
Evening-Class No. 50.
26, 10, IL, IS, 81, 7, 81, S. So, Is, 3, &c
Memphis. this 10th day of May, 1873
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NOTICE.

NoTICE1.
VNHE public are infol med that the Mercan-
/ tile Library is now issuing, to both ladies
and gentlemen, Certificates of Membership,
emitting the owner to all the benefits of the
Association. on the following terms- viz;
Semi-annual membership----.....-,....--S 5 cash
Annual mem berS1l ~ cash
Ten years memb mbershi p.................. 50 cash
Life emDefSn1 IUU cttSIl
Members of the Reading Rooms Asso siation
are requested to call and get their certificates
in the Library as soon as possible from
EUGENE E. JONES, Secretary,
mylI No. 20 Madison street.
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COUPLER
Working Dawhd Link and Pin
wih
of nfhby
widows by manned
5
The is in
o. train from
in
it uWinn rwearou u
MEMPHIS AUTOMATIC CAR COUPLING CO., MEMPHIS, TENN.
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ADMISSION, FIFTY CENTS
LADIES. S.........FREE.

SEALED BIDS FOR PRIVILEGES, consisting of
Bar, Restaurant, Confectionery and shooting
Gallery, will be received until Friday, May
18th, pm. FRANK HALL
Chairman Priv. CON-, Appeal office.
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Probable Fatal stabbing ARRAY.

COLUMBUS, o., May 11.-During an
alteration, yesterday, between four car
penters, Henry Bush was stabbed, it is
feared fatally, by Francis NJ. Owens,
aged nineteen years. Owens was sup
piled with money to make his escape,
after the cutting, but was arrested twen-
ty-five miles north of this city last
night.
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CHICAGO, May ia runaway team
Oh Blue island, this afternoon, killed
one child Of Charles Esntadt and seri-
ously injured two Others.
, 1873-11-17
BILLIARDS. :

sixth Day OF tho Tournnment-Gnme
This Afternoon and EvoninE-Snaur.
dny'a Scorcs-Gcncral Record
The first game Of the billiard tournament this
afternoon, commencing at 1:80 O'Clock, will occur
between George Blossom and Petor Snydor, aud
will be the last Of tho latter series. Cyrie Dion
and Maurice DAILY will follow them in game
which will certainly be ono Of tho beBt Of tho
matched and bitter foes 1t Billiards. IN the
evening" commencing at han-paat Z, Joseph
Dion aud Garnier will be tho contestants aud
the day entertainment will he concluded with .
gamo between Cyrillo Dion and Ubassy, which
will in Ill probability bo rival for tho remark.
ablo contest botwecn tho grcas Frenchman and
DAILY On Saturday evening"
SATURDAY g aA1tEs.
The following arc the scorcB OF. the games
played in the billiard tournament at. Kingsbury
Hall on Saturday afternoon and evening. They
arc ropubGshed tn tho order in which the gatnos
came on, and will givo to those Of our rosdors
the information they desiro:.
s;';<s E j. T. :
fs;:<' 5s'S = ? : +? 3
4;: !; 5aM, ssss 49, e ss{ss: sasss ''''
se:sq"1i Il D. II? = = u; .; &
! : 1S$:.:i e : J. = o.
Bessunae-o, q, Q, 0, Is, g. q II, II, J. 10.
..9l,7, 10, is, y. = d,A, ~
| Total, 351.
AZ. e Sssss .ai 1;s;S1Sss g
IS - i"o % j. b. Il t. T. t. 5 e. g. 1S
;3,3,Stto1, . ! q o. ?, 1s' o. o. l. T. D. o.
s.; !, :,
| D, 0, 600.
| dpera0es-Dion; GAG; Snyder, o.2a.
Tine qf GGme-1 hours. 90.
as H. II H. Il d. ID J.
81, ], 1,4, 3 5, 49, .. 2 Total 500.
u ;. q, tSe, %; 5.S;'
o. Is, l. 9, j. 0, TO- 20 81, 2. A. To.al 400.
Auera1cs-Da]y, 6.13; Ubaasy, To-
T.. 1fw1s Y Ga1ne-2 hours and 10 noinutes.
E RECORD OF TIE TOURNAMENT.
The following is record Of the tournament
| mp to date. It will be published every morniug
until tho games arc finished, 80 that the public
may see at glance how eaoh player stands. Tho
| figures will bo changed - games are played, and
| when tho tournament la cnded tho two blank
| columns will bo filled in
, 1873-11-17
Chased by d Benr -- A Sunday Hunt,
And what Came OF 1t,

From, tbs Sssuerts Point {IFis,} Journal,
It Ia wicked to hunt On Bunday; an open yio-
lation OF the commandments. It is also danger
Gus, eometimeB, ~ tho Eequel will show. A.
party Of hunters proved this last Sunday. They
wont out In tho woods, nbout four miles west Of
tho city, for tho rnrposo Of hunting deor. Part
of thom stationed themselves on tho runway,
while ono OF the party, arnod only with shot
gun, atruck out to scare tho deer up. While
The hunters ambition Immediately roso.
DO shortly, Tho, comparative tamo sport Of
deer hunting Immediately lost its charm,
and nothing short Of doad black boar
would satiBfy hla vaulting ambition. ue sought
and obtained good shot, and thon blazol
AWAY. Druin looked up in utter natonishment,
aud acnt back q horce growl In response to tue
report Of tho gun. But tho huntor's blood was
up. Bang p wont tho othor barrel. a fow Of
tho shot must have takon effect this 'timo, for
tho shaggy old follow gEowied aud showed his
teeth mOro florcoly than before, aud took 4
hhaty glance about him, as 1t to ASCERTAIN from
whonoo came the pricling shots OF hlH torment.
short distance on he discovered tho huutor,
" tree, hastily roloading his gun. Quo
bear struck cut for that hun
ter would make tho hair ntand on your head.
Hut the luntor Was game. Tho crack Of liis gun
for the third timo rang out sharp and cloar OIL
tho stiffness OF tho Sabbath air. But to hls per-
emptory chnllap8o Druin paid no attention.. Tue
few Bhots which struck him only addod to hH
anger. With = fierce howl for revongo, ho dash.
ed on. Our aportmhna gun WaA empty, md
those WAS but the choice Of two alternatives loft
, 1873-11-17
IOWA." "

Rcllof Tor the Suffering Sctt1crs in
Northwestern Iowa Counterfeit
Germany.
DEs MoMEs H., Nov. 15.-Gov. Carpon-
tor yesterday gaye S25 to tho roliof fund OF tho
starving Qaceola aud Lyon County homesteadara.
Ex-Gov. Merrill, from his siok-bod, sent a noto
to Adjntant-Gen. Baker to draw on him for e5
regiment, tho Twonty-frst Iowa, and II thero
wero mono OF them, thon for such sums rs was
doomed best for the relief OF tho needy.
soveral days ago a German camo hero from
hI ~ S to 1et Ea g5nGqg X
which 10 bought for gold at bank in N,lreu,-
borg. Yesterday he offered them at Mlon'@ bank
for CASH, when the Cashier pronounced them
counterfeit. They have boon forwarded to
Washington to DO examined. 1t ia probable
that the Nuremberg bank Ind boon swindled.
, 1873-11-17
PERSONAL.

THE CITY.
G. 4. Asp, Of Now York, ia at tho 6hernaan.
George P. Plant, Of ST. Louis, is at tho Pal
-ner.
William II. Church, OF Montreal, Is At the Pal
NOR.
l.: Goodman, Of San Francisco, il 1T the Grand
4aciao.
Emerson Loland, OF Boston, ia at tho Grand
Pacific.
y J. L. Groeno, Of Hartford, Conn, Is 1t the
1artlnor.
T. s. Wadaworth Of sau Francisco, Is at tho
Palmor.
1he Roy. DR.. HarriA, Of Scotland, Is At the
Sherman.
Gen. Charles hathaway, Of Iowa, Ia at tho
Sherman,
in. A. GrlAyola. Of New York, ts ut tho
Grand Paciiiu.
Tho Hon. Jamos ". Peck, Of Bloomington, is
I tho Sherman.
Drs. Kingsley and Chambors, OF England, aro
t the Qrhul pAcitic.
1io Hon. Ja,nos Ross, Of Morrison, Iowa, IL
+ the Commercial
Jatnc; ton, Esq, prominent Citizen Of
Mtlwn.ssya. il Ut the Commercial.
II. u. Monell Galveston, Texas; s. r. Fcs.
ouden. Hlodo Island; ". q. GAYLORD, Lock.
, 1873-11-17

port, and 3. H. BLACKWELL D urlington, Iowa
hro guoHta at tho Palmer.
mr. J. +. Dunnie, Passenger Agent Of the
Marietta l. Cincinnati Railroad Of Now York
City, is stopping ns tho Central. $50
Joseph Greenhut. better known ea "Littlo loo
OF Tho Staats-zeit,tng," has become tho city
editor Of tho Chicago Daily Union.
!: D. F. Seymour, Hnrtford, Oonn. James N.
Price, Now Jersey; and tho 11on. J. T. johnson,
Philadelphia. aro Registered ut The Bhornlau.
I'M. Farley and J. j. Marsh. Now York; E.
D. Boooller Cincinnati james Harper, Fond du
Lac, and .. r: Barclay, Pittsburgh, arc stopping
at tic Grand paol1o.. =,
Do oordova, tho sntirist, to1la the story Of
" Tho New Clergyman in the Star Course to-
morrow. night. Not TO- hnye hoard him is to
hnvo missod An excellent opportunity for enjoy
mont. (: = -:
John Sherman, Jr., representing the suspend
cd First National Bunk Of Washington, is III tho
city offeoting settlements with Hucl. OF ottr Ma
tionnl BnnkH ..as .wore correspondents Of tho
washington oonccrn. 1le ia guest Of tho
Col. Waller, "a gentleman who was IN officer Of
aorno distinction 10 tho Confederate army, nov
residing In this city, reports that ho was waited
on reccntly by delegation Of 1lishmon. WHO DE-
sired him to organize on Irish regiment lmmcdi.
ntoly, and condnct 1t to tho troubled lHland Of
Cuba, either as a part Of tho 1nauFgont army or
AZ ID independent military organization.
=, IN GENERAL.
DradlauRh's torms arc $500 night. ........
There aro pixtecn American eoulptora in Romo
and o1ovon III Floroncc.
Tho Hon. Alexander Macltenzio, tho now Cana
dim Premier, began llfo as stone mason.
Quoon Victoria is stting for hor portrait.
Which is intended as gift for tho Emperor Of
Russia. -, =
Miss pogson, daughtor Of tho Government
astronomer at Madras, haa boon appointed aB-
stBtant astronomer.
President Wclol,, Of tho Iowa. Agricultural
College, tonderod his roatgnation TO the as-
somblea board OF Trustees last Wednesday. It
wnB referred to committee Of tho Faculty,
consisting Of G. e. Kilburn, Washington Allon,
aud I. J. MITCHELL. ". D. Lucas, Iot Amos, was
elected Treasurer Of tho Board.
A club Of students at Princeton College COM
bined this year to aocuro few entertainments
for public otiacation. Tirst thoY engaged Mrs.
Scott Siddons to road, but tho Church Trustees
forbado the recitals because Mrs. Biddons had
boen known to act ShakBpearian parts upon the
stage; and when, after bong balkcd in this way,
they secured Gerald Mnseoy to 1eotnre, the
nisbelievor."
A few dnys since the New York Sttn published
. lotter purporting to bo from Frank Wnlwortll,
reference to Stokes. 1lrB. Wa1worth aasuros lss
that her Hon Frank Was not tho author of the
letter, and has not the slightest knowledge Of its
source. It ia difficult to understand how any
one can DO so malignant aa to forge lotter that
the writer must have known would cruelty hurt
Frank Walwortl'a friends, oyon ii It did not in
juro -6arato1.dn.
, 1873-11-17

rapidly paid in. Tho London managers bcliove
that aftor allowing tho contract price for tho
cable and stations, instruments, batteries, lana
deductions, there vii 10, when tho ceblo is laid
and in working order, surplus Of ae loast G50, :
000, which will bo available for working capital.
It Ii alao ntntod that, allowing Tor ropotitlons,
oarth cnrronts, and other disturbing influences,
md taking the speed Of fermentation for con.
Bocutiyo number of hours, at a minimum ratio Of
only nino words por minute, 0.720 words could
bo transmitted por day. This would bo reckon
Ing eightoon hours out Of tho tWenty-four, aa
would give. Il tsfir s Of tbroo English sillinsa
word, G4a7, 400 as tho grosa! receipts T. ror
pany will begin its ,working, on these
torns, hnt as soon after its Inauguration aaa o''
1t Ia hoped that within year they WILL 10 ablo to
rocoivo and transmit to London cablo moasagoa
from Now York at the ratio Of 25 cents per word.
This, 1t Ia said, can be done, aa tho COMPANY
will be Mnntrammoled = with any contract Which III
ncooaonry., -,
Mr, Eastman stated yesterday TINT tho nnmbor
Of TRANSATLANTIC messages was constantly In
croaatng. This bod been tho caso to such AZ ex'
Atlantic Telegraph compan1es were, with the
high tariff then in forco, essimntod to bo about
:E475, 900 per aunum for the year 1874 mud under
tho roauood tariff they amounted TO- aomothlne
in four. yoars. From thts. fact 1t Is ar
gued that tho new Company will bt
sblo to reap d fair profit, eyon ut the
low rates proposed. Arrangements for tho tranH
mission Of massages hayo been made with tht
Atlantic i Pacific and other telegraph linee o
tho country, and also with tho loading onea tt
EUROPE and negotiations arc now iii progress
With the Atlantic Telegraph Company b.! @hict
It ia bolieyod. tho; low-price Bystem can be stil
further extended. Tho affairs Of tho now Com
pany In tho country are Baid to bo progressing
worry fnvorahiy. A largo tract OF land has beo1
purchased for a station at Rye Beach, nnd re
coiving oflcea arc room to DO erected, and 1t |
atatcd that Offices aro to bo established In Not
York during tho coming wintor.
, 1873-11-17

him-to romatu and receive tho vigorous hugs
choao tho 1attor. And how 1lo did
run Gum In ono hand and Int IN
tho other, ho dashed through tho undorbr',,n1h
like a. young hurricane. and mado for the
up ilill and down ho ilow, syon with tho rapidity
Of lilo birds, ever and mon turning his head to
ono sldo to note lie progross Of his .would-bo
doyouror. Tho bear was closo bohind him, ca
with ono bound tho hunter aca1od tho fenco
and took ACROSS tho tiod lf'to creased lightning
Hero the pursuit ceaaed. Tho boar having aa-
aertod Ills r'ght to. ha native Jungle. gsyo UP tho
chaao, while tho tired luntor wendell hia worry
way hosnewnrd, which ho did not roach, however,
until aftcr no lad thoroughly made up hiB mind
to carry a rifo tho noxt tlmo ho won't out to
fRcnro In deer.
, 1873-11-17

arc offered to cash buyers 1t the dry goods suction
eales Of George P. dore Co.. Nos. 68 and 70 Wabash
Avcnue. Two days Of each week arc now used to dis
pose Of the great shipments daily rooolved from East
ern manufacturers Tho sale Of next Tuesday, the
18th nssAn for variety and at.rsctiyenesa has neyer
boen exceeded in this city. The stock couaists OF
also, goats Furnishing goods, woolsa Knit goods il
ohar, 0ardtgans, nubias, scasfs itts, and hosiery
1overnnent goods, and line Of ingran hemp. and
Dutch carpets. On ThuFsday, the 2oh, IN attractive
sale Of dieas goods whito goods, notions, hosiery,
goyee &c, will be offered. Parties dealing with thla
house never disappointed, every lot put up Ia
acfua11y aall.
, 1873-11-17
CASUALTIES.

Broke Throug1. the ice ana Drowned.
BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 15.-Thara WAS fine
skating hero this morning, bnt tho leo grow
weak under tho days sun. and 10-year old girl
named Mahor, broke through and was drowned
this afternoon,
pouonKEErsrE, N. T., Nov. 15.-Throo boys
wero drowned to-day whilc Skating ncas tho
city, '.''-
, 1873-11-17
VALUABLE HORSE FLESH.

Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune
KzoHuK, Ia, Nov. ia number Of trotting
and pacing horses belonging to Dr.. l.. ". Hichs,
Of tha city, were aold at public salo to-day. Tho
pacing mara Prairie Bird was purchased BY D.
w: Cook. Of Now York. The pr,co paid was
$4,000. This marc distinguished horseIf at 4
years old by dstancing ali but ono Of tho field
Of ton horses at Canton, ILL.,, IN 2:281, which is
claimed to be tho fastest timo eyer made by a
PAGER or trottor Of that age. The present owner
expcota to change her gait to Il trot.
, 1873-11-17
PACIFIC COAST,

Sudden Death and ~trnnge Suicide.
san THAHc1sco Nov. 15.-Joaoph Farrady aud
mia Theasr last night. Ilioy went out to take q
drink, when Dudgo hocanie suddenly i'll, and
died. Farrady Boelns ~ havo thought ho would
DO accused Of poisoning his frioad, sad blew Lis
brAinH out,
, 1873-11-17
MEMPHIS.

No Now Cnso OF Yellow Eevcr for Pour
MEMPHIS, Nov. 15.-Ono doath from yellow
fever to-day,-Robsrt, Bon Of DR.. Fry Brown.
This is the fourth day without o now oaso being
reported. The Howard Association atill havo
Bome forty uursoa out. but as fast as they como
In thoy aro paid or aud sent homo.
, 1873-11-17

'tAlother Earth, {" bouniful to man. producing ab1n-
dance for tho nourlsAment and qualification Of tho
human race, las, for various Ills given invaluable
ulaut known ~ buchu, grown in tho tropics, from
Which ths virtues arc e1traccd by the Messre Kear-
new h o. BY scientific pToce4a aud ARTICLE pro-
tI,lccd known ~ Kearneys Extract Of Duohn. highly
appreciated by medical men aud all who have tcated
ita virtues,
, 1873-11-17
Players.'



. It has been decided to tender Mr. Michael
Geary complimentary benefit on Thursday
evening, which will probably bo the last evening
Of the tournament. Tho games to bo played are
ers. Tho gentleman has been indefatigable In
bis endeayora to make tho tourney successful,
and has managed It with great skill from tho
commencement. Consequently, he ia entitled
and vii doubtless reoeiYe It in substantial
form.
, 1873-11-17

Public Library Of Kentucky.
. In Tue TRIBUNE Of next Saturday will DO fouuds
column advertisement, giving all the particulars OF
tho fourth gtft concert OF tho Public Library Of
Kentucky.
, 1873-11-17

Tho attention Of our readers is called to m adTer
lise,ens OH the rst page OF to-laJ's ISSUE entitled
"Par.ncruhip" Th advertiser, having cash capital
Of SIC 000 would like 10 Invent It In aafc and good
paying buntueHs Id hs city His address IL glyuu III
tho oayDrt1seMent.
, 1873-11-17
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

New YoRK, Nov. 15.-Arrivod: Steamship
Bavaria, from Hamburg, and Main, from Bro
men.
LoNDox, Nov. 15.-stoamship Hecla, from
Boston for Liverpool hns arrived out.
NEw YoRK, Nov. 15.-Arriyod Steamship
India, from Glasgow.
, 1873-11-17

Spectat Wsfateh to The Chicago Tribune.
MAp1soH, Wis. Nov. 16.-Tho oftlcihl returns
show the election OF Field, Republican, to tho
Senate from the Thirty-socond District, giving
tho Ropublicans one majority In the Senate. The
Assembly will stand GO Reformers to 40 Republi-
Cans.
, 1873-11-17
FIRES.


sr. JouN, N. B., Nov. 15.-The fire last night
waa confined to Allan's foundry and eighteen
tenementn, occupied by about sixty tamiloa-
Loss estimated at 840. 900.
, 1873-11-17

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members III Italio:.
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4 1"'t,. - f. X T,t,sa.. ~ ~ so.sns Ii;,Gner
IL 4 HleekInm. 81 Myron II. WcCord,
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IL IL fsro y stoor. a. Thnmmss Il scott.
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IL If. n Davis
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Adam, md wooa-ohsFeg 1nsFsspA' A. cady. ..
Fi0sa iAh'ano' paefon' 4'oue'A"' fo'A' '''-Ao'1 ~
isrnwn and nnrt of Kesaunoo-Moruan l., Martin,
" n H,rtrnn' fsrfrirk Iobhfns.
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GnInnawaDi r. II Tinaiam..
1,1"rf nml Incksnn-Sf,rk Dot1olas
f!niin1,fa-Jonnth.n Dowmap. Samuel uascy, II.
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Jaco1 fonidcn' dtsomst II. Lehman John Unnncr.
Dnor md pnrt Kewnuuee-U. 4. Rted.
Dunn na IM and fsap popinW5. 1.yG /. plun;,ner.
hsfs5|g: z.r,r, ,<,,s,n;, D. cau. @. rssr,y,
"99ers aFafnM Glenn; MGn,,.. 1,cnnt,on.
Greou Lako--s. 81. Knox. =
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