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Mysterious Poisoning Case mt Rock.
ford.

Snecial DfsFatch to I'tt Chicago Tribune,
RocKFonD, H., Aug: 25.-A poisoning caso,
features, occurred this afternoon. An old maj,
named Hogan, aftor drinking from water phil,
was attacked With symptoms which clearly indi'
cated the presence of arsenic. 4 physician wae
called and the proper autidote WIS administered
but Mt Inst accounts tho old man was falling raIA
idly. Strong suspicious attach to his wife, 1
former eersant girl. Hogan III quite rich, mud
in addition, Inns a heavy insurance on bis lifo
tho papor in which tho arsonio was. dopo up, ant
how it got into tho pull is as yet not satisfac
torily explained.
Tho Perry County tArk.> Troub1es.
LITTLE Rock. Ark, Aug. .-Adiutant- Gem
eral Bishop has just returned from Porry Conn.
ty. Ho reports that Names IL noar porryyillo,
with about thirty man. Gau. Bishop nude the
tho 9horiff, should make oil arrests. While
speaking, however, tho S1oriH loft tho crowd
md was soon no more. Tho poop1o aro vor,
weh disposed, il tho Shorifr would only do his
duty. tho General recommends tue orEaniZa-
ton Of b militia company, and this evening the
Governor commissioned officers for threo com
panicB. Moia trouble il aDptohenuod.
Ex-Congrcsannll 1scnfamin, of Mis-.
s0url, shot by 1iiS Lllsy-4nrtltcr.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Ang. 25.--A special from Hun.
nibal, No., to tho Democrat, says Gen. John T,
benjamin. Of Sholbina, was shot dny by Jal1ee
Unniy, his partner. tho bal! entered 10 Gen.
erals left sido but it is not known whotaor tic
wound il of dangerous character. This affair
grow ont Of business transaction. l1anY is
In tho habit Of getting drunk, and, whom in ;Laa
formerly :.rcpreBonlel this district in Congrtss
, 1873-08-26
!3ilHG Hail.

pu11AnE1ruIA, Aug. a5.--Dase bau-Aslan'1eo'
10; Athletics, t.
, 1873-08-26
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1873

down at Chi11cothe. Tho resolutions Wero do
impoBsiblo to toll what tho exact roBult s7as.
National Republican., 1873-11-26
rB-oEns,IIsSIEs opoRLEss ExcAyATING

- COMPANY, 1855 STREET, October q. is;1
Esr rserv,ee will be found A the following pisces
'5tAtlon.ho corner OF High street and Canal
9eorHetowp; aeorsetown msrkethou corner oi
hrtdTs and Potomac streets; A 4, Taylors store
CORNER OF Twentieth and streets northwest; John
IynAn1 store. corner OF Sixteenth and j. streets
northwest; j. u. Green's store, lb1I Fourteenth
greot. corner Samson street northwest: a. N
Claire store, corner OF Fourteenth and Y streets
northwest; SECOND precinct station house, Seventh
street ebove boundary, northwest; Northern mar.
sst the scals.hopss, Seventh street. between D
s2a 4, nortawsst: % J. Hensrn,n's store corner Of
sns gsss' ~ nv Kschiss. stS.s corner Fourth street
sstiop house. corner Of First and strsels north.
west; Temperance Commercial bureau a6 Penn
MIvpeia Ayenue northwest. A Lepreux's, corner
Twelfth street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Central guard house, LOUISIANA avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets northwest; Mr. Ooombs'
store corner NirgtniD Avenue and Eighth street
southeast. y. A. Woods store, corner Ninth and II
stresn southeast: Eighth precinct station house,
5outn CArolinA avenue, between Fifth and SIKH
streefs soptheast; p. Crlstofani Bros siore cor
neI First and D streets southeast; George " Hss.
ssttr store. corner Second and streets northeast:
naserp market house Capitol hill southeast: store
ssofs, S, onrner sccond and II streets northeast !;
house corner gS and sss. esSbns soabses siaon sirc
corner and fourand-ahalf streets southwest.
All orders deposited In our boxes at the above.
mensioned places will receive prompt attention,
oc21 I'm lStarl
National Republican., 1873-11-26
THE UNITED STATES AND SPAIN.
Treaty OF Oelober e7, I785.

Below Is presented the full text OF those por
tions OF the treaty OF october ~, 1890. between
the United States and Spain relating to natter
on the high seas. The ist, 20, Sd, 9TH and 6tl
articles establishing peace, boundary lines, pro
ylding for commissioners TO run boundary linei
and defining the Indian policy which should
govern the two countries are OF no present In
terest, and are therefore omitted:
-Art. O. EacA Nation 10 protect the r.assis ef TIA
Ofier.-Rach party shall endeayor, by all meaas
In their power, to protect and defend oil vessels
aud other elects belonging 10 the citizens or
subjects OF the other, which shah be within the
extent OF their Jurisdiction BY sea or lapd, and
shall use all their Efforts to recover and cause
TO be restored TO the right owners, their vessels
aud effects which may have been taken from
them within the extent OF their said jurisdlc-
tlon, whether they are at war or not with the
power whose subjects have taken possession OF
the said effects. .
easrs az ssigyTs ysr dsb.s--And it "a agreed that
the subjects or citizens OF each OF the contract
ing parties, their vessels of Effects, shall not be
ii able 10 any embargo Or tetsntion on the part Of
the other for aoy military expedition Or other
pubiic or private purpose Whatever; and W all
cases OF SEIZURE, detention Or arrest for dsfSi
National Republican., 1873-11-26
Our FOURTEENTH ANNIvKRsARy.

To-day the RErunLIcAS enters upon the
fourteenth year of Its existence, with a
larger circulation. a better business and
brighter prospects than have ever met 1t at
the beginning OF new volume. It has
steadily grown with the growth Of the city;
kept pace with lis enterprise aud improved
as Il improved.
We had hoped this morning to send the
REPUBLICAN to Its readers from one Of the
handsomcst newspaper homes In the country,
complete in every detail and comparing favor
ably with tho six or seven great newspaper
establishments Of the world; but the hope
has been deferred for few days. Within a
week at the utmost the REPUBLICAN will be
Issued from Its new office, enlarged In
size and improved in all Its departments.
The mechanical facilities which will then be
Mt our disposal will not be exceeded by any
journal in the country. Our constantly In
crcasing edition will he printed upon press
capable Of turning out between twelve and
fifteen thousand copies an hour. In addition
we shall stereotype" sothat our readers viii
have the news of the world In type cast the
night before, an expense which no Washing
ton newspaper has ever incurred.
We feel justified in making these expendi-
lures because Of our growing patronage.
In tho initial number Of the REPUBLICAN
thirteen years ago, we promised that i
should lead its contemporaries in devotion t.
our city and in supplying Its readers with tn
very latest news. That promise we have en-
deayored to keep, and TO the business me-
and men Of all classes who have so generousl
supported our efforts, we return this morn
Ing our .lncere thanks.
National Republican., 1873-11-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

q COO WILL DE GIVEN FOR A CLERK.
~ AOU hHIp In one OF the Departments Ad.
drea."CoMPErkNT." REPunLIcAs office, nossst'
A LADY POSSESSING A THORoua II
"A kn9wledse OF Music desires TO give MUSIC
National Republican., 1873-11-26

Our DISPATCHES from Havana this morn
Ing arc quite warlike. Preparations are being
made for defence, guns are being mounted
and powder distributed The yIrginius will
not be delivered up, nor the heroic murderers
OF her crew surrendered, At least, so we are
told. Il really looks aa II We would be com
psllod to bring these braggart cut-lhroats to
their senses
National Republican., 1873-11-26

A LETTER in the New York Times classes
Hon. Samuel Hooper, Of Massachusetts, with
thecredt moblicr Congrcssmen who, whether
Justly or not, are suspected Of having been,
10 use mild expression, derellct in their
duty. II Is true that the firm Of which Mr..
Hooper is q siockholdcr was member of the
credit mobiler company, hut all the evidence
In the ease goes to show that he was in 1t
legitimately other words, that he paid
for the stock he held. lie never denied his
connection with II, and always maintained
that he had as much right to invest his money
in that as in any other enterprise. His name
was not on Mr.. Ames' list, and II Is unfair and
unjust 10 place him in the same category as,
for instance, Mr.. Colfax in that matter.
National Republican., 1873-11-26
Old Time Jsur..II.,ic RaierprI.s.

4 correspondent of the Cincinnati Gdtefi,'
/ tells q very amusing anccdOte about q former
city editor Of the Enquirer, named Bennett,
which illustrates phase OF journalistic en-
terprise never known In New England, but
which was common enough at the West when
| Artemus Ward was "local" on Cleveland
newspaper and Mark Twain q gathcrer of
river news on the Ohio. When news was
scarce Bennett was In the habit Of inyenilng
extraordinary items for his department, O IA
| yorite resource being TO make children fall
| from the landing OF the Newport frrry-boat
into the river, and to have them rescued by
his acquaintance. lie had honored one Mr..
Kellum Cecilia Burleigh's nrst hnsband) sew
oral times In this way, when the fictitious
savior Of drowning lnnocents became tired Of
the Joke, and OF last called OF the Enquirer
office aud demanded that il should not be- re-
peated. He was assured that his request
would be compiled with, and so II was In Its
letter but hardly In its spirit, for the next
day the Enquirer contained 0 paragraph to
the effect that beautiful little girl, the
daughter Of prominent citizen OF Newport,
had fallen from the ferry-boal into the river,
aud that Mr.. kellum, who was standing by
watery grave, refused TO render the least as
sistance. When Kcllum, boiling with rage,
went to the Enquirer to seek an hXplanation
Of what he had begun to regard In the light
Of q persecution, his threats Of vengeance
were suddenly stopped by Bennett's taking |
of his coat and coolly saying, you're not a |
bad fellow In your way, Kellnm, but ! can't |
stand any interference with my department |
II make any statement In the Enquii sy, you |
must not come round here aontradlctlng It, |
That isn't Journalism, you soc, and II must |
he put stop to at any price" kellums
wrath Instantly subsidized, and the two men
rcmaiusd friends until Beunstts death,
National Republican., 1873-11-26
PoPuLarIoN AND AREA.

Spain has an area Of ls7. .Ibs square miles, and
had population In 1870 OF about II, ,00O, 100.
Nearly 40 per cent. Of the whole surface OF the
kingdom Is nncultivated. Her importa average
about $780, O000, 900, and her exports S60 OK, 600
Is wine, and her Imports linen and linen yarn,
wrought iron and Goals. Her merchant navy
conAists OF 4.tS0 sail vessels anil 100 steamers,
upwards OF 1900 Of them being coasters OF light
tonnage. This service has been on the decline
for some years.
Spain has about 3,soo miles OF railways COM
peted and some 1000 more In course Of con-
structlon she has also about 1000 n.iies Of teie-
graph lines.
National Republican., 1873-11-26

Is ouR NEWS COLUMNS this morning viii
he found complete list OF the new appoint
ments by the Governor. The character OF
the men selected assures the entire support
and approval Of the District Executive
by the general public and by our
citizens, irrespective of party. The sum
total appropriated by the Legislature for
thepayment ithe salaries fthese oiilcerswae
si65,75o The reduction made BY the Gov
ernor In declining to appoint certain oiiicers
amounts to s4s,Goo, or over thirty per cent,
from the sum estimated.
National Republican., 1873-11-26
torrIctAI.. !
tofrIciAL.l
WAR DEPARTMRsr,j
u ApyrrAxT ossknAL vyrIcE.

WAR DEPARTMRSr.)
ADJrrAxr 0HSkRAL UyrlcE, y
General Orders No iii,
At the request OF the Secretary OF the Treas
ury, 1t Is hereby required that ali Dlsburslng on
GERS OF the Army shall, as far a. practicable,
keep the bulk Of all public funds advanced to
them IN Independent Treasury Onices, and limit
deposits In local depository banks to such
amounts only a. may be absolutely necessary for
small local payments.
To this end, Disturbing Ofiicers will hereafter
state, upon their estimates or requlstions for
funds, the nearest convenient United States As
sistant Treasurer's once or Depository proper In
which II Will be most convenient for the needs
OF the service to have their funds placed.
by order OF the Secretary Of War:
X. ID. TOWNSEND, AdJutznt General.
National Republican., 1873-11-26

THE TribmS OF Saturday contains q long re-
view OF the District comptrollers late report on
the finances Of the District. The article Is Elch
less unfair and malignant than many which
have preceded 1t. II the readers Of the TSitnp
dnd interest In mere criticisms on the manner
OF keeping accounts In Washington, we suppose
the space occupied In Its columns Ia not entirely
wasted. This article amounts to little more.
The writer admits that the ablest lawyers In the
District have decided against his only important
assumption. The chief objection to the article,
however, is Its heading-..Onicial Mismanage-
ment." Careful readers will md little In Ii TO
Justify this "raw head and bloody bones" but
this IL the chief stock In trade OF the New'York
newspapers. BY crying corruption, /" "misman-
agement," ..rings," BOSS Shepherd" ac,, the
thousands OF careless readers may he preJudlced
against our District. But time will render a
verdict Just aud true.
National Republican., 1873-11-26
COLONIES.

The colonies OF Spain conslst OF Cuba and
Porto Rico, ln America, having An area OF a.32i
square mlles, and 2,0S0,000 population; Phil
pine, Caroline and Marian islands. in Asia, with
lation; and Fernando Po, In Africa, OF 20 square
miles area and 1000 population. Cuba produces
largely OF sugar and tobacco for export, and the
Philippine islands sugar, hemp and tobacco. The
OF great Importance, but Of late years has beer
on the decline. That OF Cuba has been seriously
aueeted by the onerous diiferential and discriml
mating duties imposed by Spain, both export
the island. This policy has succeeded In allen.
aiing from her, one after another, ali het
American aud South American possessions,
except Cuba and Porto Rico, the former
eldll as !, is and ever hss been, even Republican
Spain refuses TO view IL In that light. The Uni-
ted States are the natural commercial allies OF
Cuba anil Porto Kico, and purchase annually
while the inlmical trade regulations Of spain,
before alluded TO, prevent the exchange OF our
manufactures aud produce In payment fer more
than one fourth Of the amount. Tue result Il
, ss Ss ss . yst Il sns s;' ns, S,
amounted to over i've hundred millions Of dol.
lars. the Inhabitants OF the islands, In order TO
get our produce and manufactures cheaply, are
obliged 10 purchase them In spanish ports OF
send spanish bottoms to our ports for them.
This discrimination In favor OF spanish YES
sells 10 the exaction OF tribute from the Cuban
consumer for the public Golfers OF Spain. She
also gets heavy export duties from ell the coffee
and sugar that We purchase from her 'eyer
lasses from Cuba during the last seven months
preceding July 81, lsIa, were ave times greater
TO the United States than TO Great Britain, her
next largest sss,S%sr Ths quantities were &C.
s,aies hla sic tons, and to Great Britain los,osa
tons.
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The Buffalo Courier in mn Article
reviewing the earnings anil the cosi u
maintaining the canals u tho State 81
Now York. TOLLS romo truths that affect
the great west AMI Ia products omit.
a seriously M they u the commerce IL
Buffalo Or tho great metropolis. Twu
canals of thu Stat. taken IA examples
Tho Gunesas valluy anl tho Chcnung
canal w',en iirsi constructed penetrated
unbrokcn forests anil besides serving Il
good purpose IN developing thu State
yiel'iel \ revenue Alelu,te to THUR
expenses aud the interest on tho invest.
mnnl.
Tho enst u maintaining tI,r.. two
literal canals IT. tho yuar Is7..
amounted 70 e67D.dO0. Tho en,it,
tolls on botl, f"r The same time.
amounted 70 e.A. 800. leaving the suin
Of $3.50, 7Oj 10 b. taken from the
earnings II tho Fro canal /, repair
and operate these two lateral panpcr
canMls.
Nuw what W. Wis! 1, eall attention
- \ this, n shcse lateral canal. WIRE
lelt u themselves and their own earn.
ings for support the srsat Trunk tamil
connecting Lake Eric and the Huds N
river, oonll take fsrm Tho agriculture
u tho west eG0O. 100 Is.s than II now
DOES and rtill bs self-sastaining II
there II my good roason WI, tho II.
dnstry II Tho west should rcsl und,,
tbs incubus n this tax. " hope the
legislature u that State now In ssrsin.l.
viii speedily inform the wcst and In IN.
'lussriAl claM what shas public exign,ry
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W II tguns u ~ ri ~
AHAt.st
Jnhn VI itsna.,
Hlr.iber J tA.As i,t ,us 1trlysil Na'lfs
-.ars N IRIS |: tt,lers
Iiaiiman binitI 4 r,l.
~. All III i adii ,,st /,
slar ite'i
r. III. III. iidsn'. stuss y ,nesi
A.a ,t.. h.r.isy Hvtst, ] tl.t tlrlr vii
D. lana ~ taih TIL - H.. IL III oriee
0f ihp LII. n lie sir.a1it snurt. ~ Ind
Tor ii.n rystLfs ~ loaati Ttt. ,f in4a.n
petition u IS. " ,eun1 i ~, t'alpt.d+
ain.r nsned claiming II "a tie stau ~
trr JLeassbl hss hundred de1lst. Il. ~,
ahi eight t.i re't' t6i.rss' item III iGtI
lag NJ March is7D ~ the sAa ti,Haisory
nuafs III .aiI join u I.yJf.an. .l.trl March
iGth iH-n, pni Tie ffeeIp*urs ~ iuovs.
Khgr given ~ sTTt Fs the ~1snr, MI iise isvr
esHi thSl.hh IA sitsrhsss fses ~ isr.un.
II riaim il ntie ssaibd nnt ~ sIt r..
fehisnss a.erif sh4 .ti JaLn Y ll.fi,aan.
Aud tbH HnIssx 5ssi attt,sDt sbersin md
defend ltts,ts uMsi, III H. Yeshiil 10y ~ fl,s
sru t.ra IL tas sytl s'.asI aprDiDtsJ ~ bs
held ii The fp.,rs iiense IN sail .unDsy,
commencing ~ tLs Eth isy ~ March
1874, Jour default Will b. sntetnl uu.i
judyiasnt rendered against yGs slst.en tn
accordance With the Dr.ysr ~ ssil ptisitsn
a. u WRIGHT,
iva AIRY fr Plaintiff
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w olisrlll Discovery.

W +. Msvsh ms discovered : process ~
wLirh Eyss can bs k~pt ana ~ two ,varH.
and be- ~ fresh IN when fresh laid,
Letters rassat vsse granted and The
right II nov III The hands III the Marsh kEg
presrsvIng Company. vsrn, County and
State rights ~ ISLE, and satisfaction guar
rAutsed. Address f6r sirrnlsr
MAn9R roo COMPANY,
itm31 3Ol South Water H., Milwaukee.
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1'1sE STATE 1Asa.

i u gratifying fact that the state
agricultural sosisty has dscisled 4,
again holL in annual session IT Cedar
Raiddr. commencing N Tho 6ns Nm.
day In s~rtDs.bcr, IN view n ths ~
cation y thai Girring Young city. IL
accessibility fran III parts q tho state.
md The admirable ! runds ssd build.
iaga which sss IL rsa.linsss ~ tho 80.
communication " ihs exhibition, ~ think
the soeiesy bss aosea wisely II ,sakinx
slr srlsesion. ~ sls people N s.,r
northern portiss r shs state Will hsArt-
ily cn.lorse ths sotion u ths society.
II pubu ne llsrahl.
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III EDtAtebei s'OMsl Nl Howard
County. INNn.


Il T., Tu,lat, Charlotte I.,far.
Il l. ~. Im N u Taylor 81
j Tstinl. L.lr ~ inv ~ In, Original
len IhyiDr. .lveea 81, i'ia.hiiiis !
A.AissI Notice.
i. r. Wilder. 4 u Iun.s, mi
u II, Ntsiealf, Ief.,d.ni..
~ iLa Dtf.ni mt .,i.4se Mined
luu nir L.reits notified tint there i.
l,,a ~ III. III TIE f.hes 1.-THE li.rk " iLe
District .'uuYi. III MI t.r liz county IL
ilnwfrI. FIT. ~ iyva. petition ~ II. l.
1e,lor. Charlotte TY.nr. II. ". Taytor
" n T,,.a, nb1 " \ Taylor Plaintiff.
ilnse na,nei, e.aiMing If snu ihe right a.
.rtissm ihs talInr.n2 lsnl ia.nit The
tmsfh hill II ft.a nsIth rs#i Hhi hnfih ra.i
i unrsL ~rss. y 80. II. from tie linn II Il
frH.in mortgage thereon, made Wv nnn
llnra.s iiulirr u nil deft Nliier. July
Ht ltGl7 Which stii HaaitgaRg ~a. fire.
fin<rl MI decree "a foreclosure entered
thereon by fhs birtrief e.nrt u Howard
county. Town. lime 20lh itOi And That
ihe ii.ls ~ sill lands H. deefvc4 10 BE- In
FliHttn.. ahd TINT iheir right md iiilr
thereto BIZ quilted. nhd Tint they hase the
Immediate tu*s. **in II ~ I PREMISES when
tLsy hare rsivepsi 'hv same from the lirn
~ ~ inb,tyars and Judgment u fareelos.
ure Aforesaid A rury ~ which sid Pc
ii1sA |. aiss N Gls II. sail Clerks sibce IN
your Wse
And that shl~ss you spi,e4v fhsreso and
defend l.sfhfs NOM, NJ sis second day 81 the
newt term u fhs sid ssvnrt arS aintsL ~ b.
h.ld vi TIN uourt .honsr In satd enwnty,
commanding on ths 3tss lay u April. IH7S.
your default will Ls aHierssi Hhi judgment
: -
viii the rvsysr VI ssL lssitIon.
JAMES uunT 4 II. r. REED.
t3v4 Atsys. fsr gi'9s
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In tho Hoa.s this morning thu cmle
VAS amended ~ - ~ inerssss tho
.'t4ss Treasures bond ffom e1OO. 900
- 1 100. 900; alo rsqairine ths clerk
q The Supreme Cosrs % give : ~, 900
ln'nd, aud The Reaisssr q ths stsss
Land O6iss. : $1,000 bud. Ths Iass
two oAise,~ have nsvss hasstol.ss bssn
repaired 10 givs l,osds. Al ~ honda
4 ssass ollesss viii y Required - 10
recorded = veil % 1lsd II the elISs 81
tho deoreisry u Hate. --rDss Msines
Nsruhlican.
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IN G1tCsst1 l'WMee lwr Slew ard
0aeeMll. 1OM0.

VIII ~ Euttreti. Plaintiff
Peter Wsfnvr, Mary T. Original
WakMrrt Joshua IeNp,~i.
lrs. " T. Atyns. anil EH NoAtes.
Buckhes, Defendant.
To iLr Defendants ALsvs Nanrl
iou ARE hereby notified that ~ ~ lM.
FIRE Marrh II iN7a. thvre will b. ~ ME-
IN TIN eIhee VI ibe Cirrk II ihr Circuit
court IN anl fur shr county ~ llow ri.
6tai~ 81 IpwH. il petition ~ William TT.
tfslt. PiAiniiA absts named. claiming Vt
yoM thu SUN ~ Three hundred nni kfty
two dclista and foriy seven cents, AMI IN.
tersse thereon ~ TEN pAr cent per hDhun
fTOn Ogts,lsr tNh IHs. ~ prutMiss1sy
nete N ids by sid Peter Wagner also thv
fosseiasure NJ q inDligave nsde n Secure
sAid nMe. M personal claim u s.ndt
aErlsrt any VI ruiI defendants. rAtrpt
Peter Warher
AMI thai uGiess yen ~ptsss thereto and
defend before noun ~ ttsr rseDad day " iLr
NEST term VI The sait court aft0intsd 10 bs
held ~ TN IDnH House In astI county.
eeMsmenflMf ~ The i7ih day NJ AMseh ts7H
yoMr default Will b catered And 3 juds-
nsnt sesde5vd against yau thsrroa IN -.
sssslssss With ths prayer v sid petition.
u. Il. GOODRICH
J9~S Auy. ~ PA
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4 cursts having lecn overloaded by
~ bi.hop ~ attending ) ball. iha
former replied: my Lori. | Wore =
n.ask. Y "O',. Welt rerlicd sh~ Lisl,op
THAT pa,4 4 ncw fsro III tho ~
lsIY "
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