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A republican form Of government
was adopted by the 'sCortes" in
Spain on Tuesday last, and King
Amadeus has vacated the throne
A Spanish Republic" is certainly
an anomaly. @
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The State Senate yesterday pass
ed the bill providing for the estab.
ishment of Bureau of Statistics,
in connection with the Office of Sec
rotary of State. This il an excel
lent and much needed measure, and
we have no doubt that under our
present efficient Secretary the new
Buresu viii be very judiciously ar
gsn.ze1.-Journal Feb. 14th.
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An Iowa man got vaccinated ON
the nose BY opening a boil thereon
With knife which physician had
used in vscciuaIing another party.
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No new State House this session
the proposition was defeated in
the House on Tuesday last
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STATE OF INDIANA, 90
WAYNE COUNTY. oS'

l. Eiihu N. Parker. Auditor within and for
said County, hereby certify that the above, and
by the Board Of Commissioners, Of said
County. on the 4th day of December, 1872,
and as ameuded on the 9th day Of January,
1873. The same being an adjourned session
of the he. mber term. as the same appears
.frecord in my ofiice. zR#
Witness my name. and the seal
f1E.,A Of the Board of commissioners
81 Wayne County, Indiana. At
Cent eville. this 10th day of
a4 January, 1873 ia
ELiIIU NJ. PARKER, Auditor.
45-tNLst ts7 g
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D9 President Grant g visited
Wilmington, Delaware, and was
given an enthusiastic reception
The Mayor of Wilmington deliver
ed the address of welcome, to
which the President made an ap-
propriate response. The Governor
and State officials were present at
the Presidential reception. A lady
presented the President with .
bouquet of flowers, accompanied by
the remark, that it was given on
behalf Of the ladies present as .
testimonial Of. the Presidents ac-
ton in excluding wine from the
New Years RECEPTIONS.
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RICHMOND NATIONAL BANK,
Capital $2so,aoo. Surplus Fand $los.7A.25
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J NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

81 NOTICE OF ATTACHMENTS.
State of Indiana, Way county, IS:
81 Before Enos Thomas, Justice Of the
& escs in and for Way. Township in hid
county ~, ss,e., .fst :. slsEs,zst,,s,
John Henly
We. Attachment. aq
Carsten Carstense .as rfs
The above named dst, ndent is notified ct
the tendency o. the shove cause, and that on
the 30th day If December 1872, 1 issued .
writ OF attachments herein agaisnt the goods,
chattels, rig hts. credits, MONEYS and effects
o. said defendeni in said county. Said cause
being set tor trial on Monday the I'd day of
March 1873, at 20 o'ciock 4 \. @d
kNOS THOMAS, Justice TPease.
January, -, 1878.
44-3w SEAL
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w ANTED. / Buy yes : s s..a to
Machine Tor family use, or act as agent, Adj
dress Washington Sewing Machine Co.,
Boston. Mass. A0lw
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T SEAL



NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.
State of Indiana, Wayne County, IS.
Before Enos TIL smas Justice Of the Peace
in ami for w ayns Township in said county:
Samuel B. Smith
va IN =. ye Attaehments
lanes Brandenberg.
The above named defendant is notified OF
the tendency Of the roove entitled causc, and
that on the 9Th day of December. 1872, I 10
ened xrit Of attachment against the goods
chattels, rights. credits, moneys and effects OF
said defendant 10 said county, and at same
dstee summsns Was issued 70 the PitisburR
CincInnati 4 st. Louis Railroad Compau
garnishee, and that said cause is set Tor hea T
ing ON March ID. 1873, ~ 2 "'clock 2 II. e
8i rEsos THOMAS, Justice Peace. &
January II, 1873. j 84 ~ -
bJ4-3v $3.50 ss (sEAL)a
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To those interested in the pros
pect of recovering from the Credit
Mobilier and from the Union. Pa
ifc Railroad, the large sums of
public money obtained by them un-
der false pretenses, there are some
interesting items in our reports of
yesterdays evidence in regard to
these concerns President Dillon.
Of the Credit Mobilier, says that
the company owns lands worth
about S155, 900, that it holds note
of the Union Pacific Railroad for
$4,000, 900, and that it owns be-
tween 1,50O, 1000 shares of Union
Pacific stock Under these circum-
stauces the public are to be con-
graduated on the prompt refusal
of Judge Allison, of Philadelphia,
to grant the Credit slIobiher the
decree of dissolution it had APP
piled for; As the Judge very prop
erly remarks: ,aa4 ri9
This corporation should be compelled to,
continue to live and stard in its proper place
. until it may be made clear beyond reasonable
doubt that without prejudice to the public
welfare or the interest Of the corporation
and We may add that of its creditors we
may safely give to it the death which it de
serves to die by our hands. IN. Y. Times
Members of Congress now re-
ceive $1,000 a year. and bill is
pending to increase their compensa-
ton to $1,000. IF we could wills
per word of advice to members
It would be that which Punch gave
to young people about to marry
s'don't.' See what it would take.
The bill provides that each Senator,
Member and DELEGATE shall receive
pay at the rate $4,000 for this en-
tire Congress, dating back two
years and giving each one pay
ment of $4,000. There are seven
ty-four Senators, and two hundred
and fifty-three Members and deli
gates, and the amount required to
give them this back pay would be
81, 962, 600. Those members whose
term expire next month will, OF
course, vote for it in a body, but
there ought to be decency enough
in Congress to defeat it. Times
are hard gentlemen, taxes heavy
and the people are economizing
and for heavens sake do not add a
straw to the burden if you can help
it.-Ind. Journal. :
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The above named defendant is notified of
the tendency Of the above entitled cause, and
that on the 7th day of December. 1872, is.
sued . writ Of attachment against the goods,
chattels, rights, credits, moneys and effects
IT said defendant in said county, and at same
date a summons was issued to the Pittsburp.
Cincnpati e st. Louis Railroad Company.
garnishee; and that said csuse is set for hear.
ing on March ID, 1873, at 2 O'Clock ~
ENOS THOMAS, Justice Peace.
January l. 1873.
44-3w (sEAl)
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.


NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.
State of Indiana, Wayne County, SIS:
Before Robert Gorion Justice OF the Peace
in and for jefferson T, ~uship in said County.
John Myer M
vs. Attachment.
Charles E. MADEIRA.
The above named defendant Is notified o.
the tendency of tn, aooSe cause, and that OH
the 20 n day of January, 1873, l issued
writ OF attachment herein against the goods,
chattels, rights, credits, moneys and effects OF
said defendant in said county, and at the
same date summons was issued to Harvy
Waltz, garnishee: and that said cause is set
for hearing on February 26th 1873, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ Sgf5
ROBERT GORDON. Justice Peace.
January 9th, 1878.
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knows ne, VITO believes could be influenced
hairsbreadth in private or public life by the
purchase of any stocks in any company.
should not value his good opinion as worth
any more than bis evil one. am proud to
say. too, that in all my public life no man
ever dared to make me :. dishonest PROPOSE
ton DO need TO add that neither Oakes
Ames nor any other person ever gave or Of
fered TO give ME one share, twenty shares or
1000 shares in the Credit Mobiier, or anv
other railroad stock, and that fortunately
have never seen nor received the value of o
farthing ont Of the go per cent dividends
nor the 800 per cent dividends you have read
about for the last month"; nor 100 per cent
nor one per cent, nor the tenth of one pei
cent. I nave said that If twenty shares of il
could be purchased at par without buying
into prospective lawsuit it would be good
Investment, etc.
How was this explanation received
at the time? As denial by Mr.
Colfax of his ever having any con
nection with that organization
Not at all. On the contrary, the
very papers now quoting the sen
tence referred to show this, Their
quoted it and other portions of the
speech to prove that he did not de
ny having held such stock, but
only that it had been GIVEN to him
We have repeatedly said, and W.
again repeat, that the only variance
between Mr.. Colfax's speech a,
South Bend and the testimony be
fore the committee is in the matter
of dividends. Mr.. Colfax states
that he received none : Mr.. Anne,
says he did. and supports it will
apparently corroborating testimony
Whereupon the Vice President ask
that Judgment be suspended unit
his rebutting evidence can be pre-
sented. This is surely not an un
reasonable request; and yet Will
the case is thus in allegiance, thi
sef-constituted magistrate AFRO
gates to himself the attribute o
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THURSDAY, Fen. 10.
SENATE.-Passed: q bill to amend
the act providing for holding
United States Circuit Courts in the
Western District OF Missouri.
HoUsE.-Passed, bill changing
the time for holding United State $
Courts in Minnesota AT o'clock
the two houses met in the Repre-
semives Hall i'm joint convention
and counted the electoral vote for
President and Vice President.
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To Hon Schuyler Collar Washington D. c.
1recollect very distinctly Of Mr.. Colfax
saying to me at my house, during the polti-
cal campaign Of Is g, that friend had sent
him during the summer one thousand dollars
to pay his political expenses, and that he
paid the same to A. H. Conner, Chairman Of
the State central Committee Of Indiana.
THxoDoRE p HAUGHEY.
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Mercantile Suspension.
New YoRx, Sept. S0.-H. j. Brooks,
a leather merchant, has suspended
owing to the present financial trou.
bles. He hopes for an extension OF
time from his creditors and be will re-
sumo.
Death OF Admiral winslow.
A telegram from Boston last night
says that Admiral Winslow, United
States Navy, who commanded the
Kearsarge when she sunk the Ala
bama, died at his residence In Boston
on Highland street. last evening.
Opening or tho New York Stock Ex-
change.
Wall and Broad and New streets, In
front Of the several entrances to the
Stock Exchange, were crowded THIS
morning as the hour Of opening ap-
preached. When the doors were
thrown open shortly before 10 O'clock
the members and spectators rushed III,
filling the floor Of the Exchange and
visitors gallery. The members closed
round the Presidents desk. cheering
v~oclferously and waving their hats.
Promptly at 10 President Chapman
raped to order and at once all be-
came silent. He then spoke to them
as follows: ave have met again alter
a momentous suspension for the pur-
pose OF resuming business. Your action
in the interim has met with UNIVERSAL
appreciation, and has been more than
satisfactory to yourselves. Business
could not be carried on under the
rules adopted yesterday, but the Gov
erning Committee (which he read
have appointed a committee to settle
the contracts Of defaulting parties.
All l ask now IL that you help each
other to bear the burden that has fal-
len on us, to so conduct business as to
enable the Exchange to carry OH Its
work successfully. Loud cheering
followed the address, and business was
begun. Good feeling appears to exist
Suspenxion OF a Chicago Bank.
CHICAGO. Sept. 30.-The Directors OF
the Union National Bank, after pay
ing over 800, 900 yesterday, had a
meeting last night and decided to put
the bank into liquidation. 1t has
abundant assets to cover all liabilities
Decline I'm stocks.
NEW York, September S0-ll;3o A.
M.-Under considerable pressure to
sell and realize on stocks, prices have
declined from l to 3 per cent. Bank
ers generally are unwilling to operate
for customers on margins until affairs
become more settled.
An Improved Feeling.
WASHINGTON, September, 30.-There
Il an Improved feeling In financial
circles. Banks and banking houses
outside the combination are doing Ill
creased business, while those In the
combination are certifying, declining
to cash the smallest checks.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL % TIL GOLD HILL DAILY SEws.l
FROM SAN
Barbarltles at Sea-Emotional In.
sanity Inenectual- Arrival OF
the Steamship China Flags at
Half Msst-Gold and Greenbacks.

SAN Francisco. Sept. 3o-l r. NJ
Gold, ll2%@ll1T; greenbacks, $50
esq.,.
All the seamen of the ship Sunrise,
recently arrived from New York,
came forward and united In a state
ment against Captain Clark and Ills
mates, confirming the reports Of the
cruelty Of the first mate, which were
not then credited because the Captain
denied their truth, and they seemed
acts too monstrous for human beings
to perpetrate. They say that the
c~cassless barbaritIes Of the Captain
and officers drove two sailors, Charles
Brown and Condiff, to commit suicide
by jumping overheard. The two
mates, Harris and Msloney, have fled
from the city, but Capt. Clark Ia still
here and will probably be arrested to-
day. He still stoutly denies the truth
Of the stories told by his crew.
Hugh McMemony, the acquitted
homicide, who outrageously beat n
drunken man, and tried to play Mrs.
Fairs emotional insanity dodge to es-
cape punishment, was fined $500 by
the Police Court to-day. In default
Of payment he was sent to jail for a
term Of 200 days.
The steamer China Is two days over
due.
The steamer China, from Hong
Kong and Yokohama, has arrived.
with all we'll on board.
Flags at the Merchants Exchange
Building, aud on American shipping
In the harbor, are at half mast In re-
spect to the memory Of Admiral Wins
low.
There being no American war yes
sci at Honolulu at present and the
steamer K~sarsarge not being ready for
sea, the Saranac will be dispatched as
soon as she can take In q supply Of
coal. 1t Is also stated that the British
gunboat Tenedos will sail for the same
| destination.
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Dn. BRENAN.-Most Of vi readers
are acquainted with Dr.. Paul NJ. Bren-
an, therefore his advertisement, which
appears In another part Of this paper,
will be read with interest as we'll as
profit.
CHoIoE.-Call at the Fashion saloon,
opposite the News Office, and get a
bottle Of genuine e. o. Blake Kentucky
Bourbon whisky. It Is fine and no
mistake. Consult Dumars on the SUBJ
ject.
ADORNED WITH FIowERs.-Mount
King, the second peak south OF Mount
Davidson, at the present time Is
adorned With q eoronal OF yellow
flowers.
MErRRoLoeIcAL.-At IL N. to-day In
Gold Hill, the thermometer indicated
a temperature Of 70 degrees In the
shade.
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Total. 1900 Gins. all Cash.-.........sl.0o.c0
The distribution will he poritiye, whether all
the tickets arr sold or not, and the 1900 gifts
ali paid In proportion to tho tickets sold.all
UNFOLD tickets being destroyed as at the Firtt
and Second Concerts, and not represented IN
the drawing.
PRICE OF TICKETS
Whole tickets. $50; Hslves. $25; Tcnths, or
each coupon, IS; Eleven Whole Tickets for
ROO: 22S Tickets for 81 900; ll3 Whole Tick
cts q 5000; 227 Whole Tickets for $4,000. No
discount on less than $500 worth Of Tickets at a
time. ,,.
The unparalleled success Of the Third Git
Concert, a. well a. the satisfaction given by the
First and Second, makes It only necessary TO
announce the Fourth TO insure the prompt sale
OF every ticket. The Fourth Gin Concert VIII
be conducted In all Its details like the Third,
and full particulars may be learned from circrl-
lars, which will he sent free from this once to
all who who apply for them.
Tickets now ready for sale and all orders ac-
companIed by the money promptly nlled. LID
eral terms given to those who buy to sell again.
THOs. 4. BRAMLETTB,
Agent Public Library. KY, and Manager
OF tho GIFT Concert. Public Library
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FOR $50!

THE FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
L authorized by speclsl Act Of the Legisla.
ture, for the benefit Of the Public Library OF
Kentucky, will take place In Public Library
Hall. at Louisville, KY,
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
nomEsrIo iNrELllcEMoE
Mercantile su.pen.ion.

SPECIAL 10 TEE ooLp HILL DArLr SEws.]
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"WEDNESDAY. December ;, 1873.

WEDNESDAY,. December 3, 1873.
Only Sixty Thousand Tickets will be sold,
and onc.half OF these are intended for the En-
ropean Market, thus leaving only 10000 fol salc
In the United States, where 100000 were dis
posed Of for the Third Concert. The tickets
arc divided into ten coupons or parts: and have
on their back the scheme Will a full cxplana-
ton OF the mode Of drawing.
At this concert. which will be the grandcst
musical display ever witncssed In this country,
the unprecedentcd sum OF
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SI,5oo,ooo,
LINT OF GIETS:

Divided into I2,0OO Cash Gifts. will be distrih-
utcd by lot among the ACKNOWLEDGMENT the mum.
bers Of the tickets to be drawn from one wheel
by blind children, and the gifts from another.
, 1873-06-11

To thu EHl!hF G} the scto FORK Sun.
SIN: As n constant reader Of your paper, and
Oil old resident Of Nyaclt, 1 dosito to glve cor
rect atatulnopt Of tho following Incident, " Mru.
Manulold, thopr|ncipal Of tho Young Ladias Som
tnary at Nyack, voted yoar ago with three OF
hor teachors, but no uotlco has ever boon takon
OF It,"
On Tuesday, NOT. Z, 1871, shortly nftor the
polls woro opo,.oA III Nyaok, stnyo drew up IN
front of tho }3t. Nicholas Hotel whero tho polls
we're hold, and from It a!ightol tho nov. L. Do
los Mansfield, L. L, D., Principal OF tho Rock
lana Fo,nalo Institute, and four ladies'. The
reverend gentleman, followed ly the ladlos, on
torol tho hotel, and stationing himself In q con-
spiouos part Of tho room introduced tho lallioB
as Mrs. Mansfield, Miss pottue, n1ra. Morrill,,
nnd Miss uondrlokaen, and proceeded to al.
dress tho inspectors, who, intersuptng him, do
Brod to know what ho wanted. 1Io Then Haltl
that tho ladies had como tlero to vote; TINT
thoy did not ask that theiryotoa should DO count
cd and II thoy wore counted, thoy would not
influence tho election, as two would veto ono
ticket aud two tho othor. AZ they were quiet
aud inoironsiyo. ono Of tho Inspectors modostly
prosonted hut, into which thoy dropped their
blllots. Tlen 1narshallug hlB forces tho Roy.
Alr. Mansfield Withdrew, wllou tho hat WAS quiet
ly inverted over tho wasto- basket, to tho great
amusement OF oil preaont.
TliB, Mr. Editor, WAS how Mrs. Manatloll,
6c., Voted" OSE Wuo HAW IT ALL.
, 1873-06-11

clos!ng-out Trustees salo Of real and persona,
property belonging to tho Chicago Land Company Will!
positively occur ut 10 o'clock on tho forenoon Of
Wednesday, Juno le. Thu sae will bo reromptory md
at auction for cah. Tho realty to bo diaposcd Of is
centrally located In tho CITY, md Ia valued at 600
II ss composed largely Of river md canal frontage
is loekcd and ready for immediate use. TGoro are
also q largo number Of vacant lots In tho Immediate
Vicinity OF tug docks all a., q w.sh .s aso %e ADAPTED
cannot DO questioned, as It las been hell
and owned by tho Association for twenty years. Tho
personal property cos!ntB OF notcs bearing per cent
lntercat, having from ono to yo ycata to run md
amounting to- about $7oo 900. purchahers Of realty
@ n o sS a ~ INV Sa Se
the balanco to- 10 paid within thirty days, rs soon
thereafter deodH can b6 made and delivered. The
personal property will DO roay for transfer and dev-
cry Immediately aftor tho salo Tho auction will tale
place on the ground cast Of Division atroct bridge
ing, corner Of lako aud CLARK streets, from to 10
o'clock q, III. on tho 18Th. =.
, 1873-06-11
IN MEM0RtAM.

At a special meeting Of tho Lumber Inspect
orst and A1oasurors' Union, hoid ut thor hall,
Lumber Exchange, tho following resolutions
relattve to tho death Of Morgan G. LoomiB, boss
lumbor inspector, and honorary member OF the
Union, woro unanimously adopted:
WrEnRAB, It has pleased tho Almighty God to re-
move from onr midst our beloved foloW-men.ber,
Morgan g. Loolnls nnd
WHEREAS, To tho will Of IN allwse Providence VIC
In humility how and submit to Him In all His ecroo8
though dcop may afltcton therefore 10 1t
Resolved, Tint III lin, our lato falow-membor, we
aiwaya found firm advocate 10 tho cNuse Of tho
Union, model Of yirtuo which was recognized by
eyory incmbor Of tic Union.
I'eto!usd, Tint. wo uxtcnd to hta wifo aud family
our heartfelt sympathyin her present afiictton and
lsesolued, THAT written cory Of these resolutions
DO sent to bis wtfo aud he published III tho city
papora.
,oayuga, yntest aud Ontario County. N. T., papera
please cory.
, 1873-06-11
Personnel OF tho Ne1y Government In
Frances

Personnel OF tho Nely Government In
Franco.
Tho Paris correspondent Of tho London Ne,os
-obytously tho sumo who wrote +" Lenders III
Franco has tlo following curt DESCRIPTION Of
the now Ministry Tho DUO do Droylio ia not il
man OF fine presence, loing Of spare figure,
ioulllu but pale, with wide mouth, which uttors
inlistinct sounds III strange accents almost ro-
Protestant minister than q Catholic.
ii. Boulo tho Minister Of tho Interior, is tall,
thin, uud Blladowy, yoritablo knight Of tho rua-
full oountonanco. 1lo ia q member OF tho Iilsti-
tnto rhotorloian By y,ocatior, loYor ot Pagan
plcaBaut work on tho Courts Of tho Roman En-
purors which, by attacking CmsariHnl, wnB meant
to attack the Empire. Ho IL I'LL Orloanist Of por--
hapg o decpes huo than. tho Duke Do Broglo.
partiAt Pascal for Under Secretary of Btate.
rlo lattor, however, will DO tho .real Min
istor, II. Duoto. bolng utterly devoid Of
political or administrative experience:
A. Magn9 The ;o!I Iinanee Minister Is ta
hair and rod faco.. IIo slightly stoops. II.
Mngno still retai,la tho commercial air acquired
by Ills carly pursuits. Ho is n pnro Donapartist.'
IL. Denoillignly, tho Minister of Public Works,
ploxion a,,d brown ha!r, droasod in tho stylo Of
au Engltsll dandy. uo 10 tho aon-in-law Of 1t.
Schneider, tho Donapartlst q froo-trador, and Ia
personally hostile to M. Thoirs.
n. Efnoul, the Mlnlnsor or Juaelco, 1a Glef-
ical q Ia molo 10 Dre!aqIe 1Io ia M old I'M
leriallst proourcur, a very ultra nural and Light
Horaemai,.
III. Iatbia, tho groat originator OF tho Idea Of
the lighting government ia a man OF colossal
him. 1Io oornu,oneol lfa ~ 4 Rod Republican,
Ia q professor OF law in paris, aud oil old Dona-
partiat aud protege Of Louis Youillot.
II. do Ia Douillorie, the Mnistor Of Commerce,
la dApper n,eroYsiai man, with eally board
GaHEnn n.3&H11tkV
orator.
Ylco.AdmlsM pomplelre d'Hornoy, tho Minis.