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ILLNESS or ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY.-A
kc'. Archbishop Baylcy, Primatc of America
Ives quite III at the cathedral residence in
Newark, his home for nearly twent, wears
II was noticed on Sunday that he withdrew
IRON The Sanctuary OF st. Patrick's cathedra
some time before the close of Bishop Corri,
ganS conservation. His absence from the
dinner at The Catholic Institute after the scr.
vice was also noted. Archbishop McCloskey
IN the course of his remarks, referred feel.
lngiy to his brother archbishop, and is re.
ported to have said that though he was not
aware OF the exact cause OF Archbishop Bay.
SIS absence. it was possibly owing, he
thought, to the tatigueS consequent on his
arduous duties in Baltimore. The illness oi
Archbishop Bavlcy is not considered at aJ
| seriouS.-Ne,C York Heratd 9Th.
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STrAxig PRS OF A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ebc,i,rt. the unfortunate woman WI" was
haascd at Preston, Ga, on Friday. while .,, IN
pI!son waiting tie execution of her a"inl
sentence. whiicd away The solitary hours ny
making friends of the rats that had access e TO "
her cell. A gentleman called to see her u
few days before her execut''n,, ana alt ,a
so.ne conversation with her, told her nat nc
had understood that shc Lad some pet rats;
She answered atlil'mativcly, and he Then to'u
her he wanted to see them. She tapped on
the ilpcr, when out Of their holes came the
rats until no less than fourteen OF them iiau
answered the call. They climbed upon hei
hap and up 10 her shoulders, and crawieo
about over her head, suffering her to caress
and iaDdle them as she pleased. and not one
of them manifested the smallest symptom OF
alarm. Macon Telegraph.
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MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB SPRING MEETING
The spring meeting of the Maryland Jockey
Club, winch is announced to begin on the
2'th instant and continue four days, gives
promise OF abundant success. Already many
celebrated stables have arrived at Pimlico.
and others are expected TO arrive during the
present week. The following stables arrived
on Monday and yesterday: The stable of T..
b. Il W. H. Davis, from West Virginia, con-
Sitting OF h. =. Jim Anderson, ch. {. Jennie
Patterson. and rh h. Fadadecn; the stable
Of .losrph Donoilue. from New Orleans. con-
>i>tiHg 81 ch. h. i roy ard -. h. Blind Tom.
entered Tor The stccpic-chasc. - Ba't,mcre
San IA
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POSTAL AFFAIRs.-John D. Campbell is
appointed postmaster at Shadwell, Abe
marie county, Va, ricc J. A. Burgess. re-
signed. A new post-offlcc is established at
Ma>ouvi!e, Arcumac county, Va, on The
route from Onaucock to Horntown, with a.
p. White as postmaster. A new post-otce is
established at Lowell, Summers county.
West Virginia. on the route from Meadow
Bluff to Red Sulphur Springs, with A. c.
Lowe as post master. w. S. Freeman is APP
pointed postmaster ut Tug River. Mcdowell
county, West Virginia, rtce Ii. L. Mitchell,
resigned
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EARLY LIFE OF THE LATE DIR. MCGrFFEY.
From the Baltimore SaW. Born IN lS0O.
i,c uttaiucd the Verge o! manhood without
orv advantages Of education aside from
those offered ny the uncertain and rude
method OF the country school III those days.
lie was sill child when his father re-
moved 10 Trunlbuii county, Ohio, ana SET
tied on a small tract of land covered by 4
norton of IN unbroken forest, which eX-
tended for miles around. In this forc't his
first work was done in clearing the way lor
farm. Like other lads Inspired 10y Il tl'fst
for knowledge, he seized the interval OF IL,
Dor 70. use in STRENGTHENING his mind, ana
at Irregular times obtained an hours ms rue
ton from the clergyman Of the nelShooi--
hood At the age OF eighteen he borrowed
Latin books. and with these laid the ioun-
,la,ion OF a classical education under the SUI
pcryi>ion of his friend the country clergy
man. TO acquire the necessary means 10
romplete this intellectual work, young Nc
Gutcv became teacher and a student at the
,uuc time, and in this way sustained NM
srlf until, at the age of twenty five, he was
graduated from Washington College, rem
sylyania. with the highest donors. his
Scholarship on graduation had attained sucn
r,,n,a,ion that he was Immediately >elec!ea
r. Mn the chair of ancient languages 1T MI
ami University, oxford, Ohio.
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THE McN ElGlUSDERwooD CAsE.-Procccd-
ngs in the NcNcigh-Uuderwood case are
FIR the present stayed by reason Of the super
sedeas shown to the city sergeant when he
was in the act of putting Mr.. McVeigh in
possession Of his house. Mr.. McEcigh's
counsel in Richmond advised that the ser.
ceant disregard the supcrsededS and eject the
tenant, but the sergeant's counsel advised
otherwise, and so matters will have to stand
until the next meeting OF tlIe Supreme Court
of the United States. which will not hc till
next Ortolcr.-i'crnnt}y2G GGeeIc.
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Mr.. Fl. ". Nandcgritt, long the general
rupcIinlcnd"nt Of the Orange ana a'eAail-
dria rairua'. has been appointed assistant
-urr! in;en,icnt Of The Indianapolis, tIi1ci''
rari AMI Lafayette railroad.
i jury Ia, decided George Francis Tram
.,,r. and responsible tor His acts. lie VIII
now lie prosecuted for complir'ty in the pup
IIra,;on Of Woodruff d CLttin's Journal.
pr,fc>,or kirkwood, Of Bloomington, IND,
,l,nL. he bas discovered 4 planet nearer the
,un han Vulcan, within the orbit Of Mercury
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GIFT CONCERTS.
100000 FOR ONLY $40.

Enough ofthe 100, 900 tickets ISSUED for the inIRD
GRAND GIFT CONCERT in aid of the Public Library
of Kentucky having been sold To insure full draw
Ing and the wish having been universally expressed
that the O1u cash gifts offered hoad tie drawn III
full and paid In full without any scaling down, rs
herct otore the ma. .agemcnl. with the concurrence
,Df the trustees. have determined 10 allow ninety
tlvs more for the sale of tn" nan; OF tickets 'cit
nm hand lhc ronccrt anI d>trihuiiul advertised
for April Is, therefore. postponed IL TUESDAY .
july - 1873. On which day. :ud ntinr. i!c! viii
positively and uncquivCcillT take place IL iIB-
IL, Library II Alt. LOUISVILLE. k1.
At This Grand Canccr. the following cash gifts will
be dstrhuei by lot and paid i'll Iuil ~ the ticket
holders who draw thru.
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ST OF GIFTS

Total. $4,000 gifts, all cash. -, "Os ,M
The money to pay rs1n cSG a "yers s' Bank V
L,,ui,vilr and SET asidef a thai ;urr"7e' ana can
ou, bc used for that PURPOSE, - WI! bc sen pE '''e
following certificate Of the rd@hcr:
OFFICE FARMERS AND DKOVERS EANk.l
LOUISVILLE, Ky, April :, 1873.
This Is to certify that there Is in he Farmers :nn
Druycrs Bank 10 lie credit of the ihru Granu ttlt
Kentucky I'VE hundred thousand dollars "ilic!i ts
been set apa'by the managers 70 pay t EiiiS n, m
full aud win be held 10y the bank and PAID out lof
this paFp''e' III" ''''' p0' K. $. VEECu, Cashier.
The party therefore who holds the ticket drawing
the capital gift will get sooouo III grcelpacks ana
"a nf the S 600 gift the s25 uO0 the s.OOpu, the slu
GAO the S5Ouu, aud Il! the other gifts, 10000 III num-
Der. amounting to S5U0;gOo. .,,,.,,o,. o.,
those who first apply orders accompanied ny tht
money always having preference ovrr agents. III ne
following prices: Whole tickes, s9: nave !, 20 90
sSmn ia for S. 900 and SIS for s5,oUa. No discount
an 'I less than Soo worth of tickets at a time
The concert aud distribution OF sltns VIII oIE nn,,,
Library Hail, aud the following VIII be thc order o.
proc,rding3: lst. Music by orchestral iiiihi :n
wheel. sd. Tlacine of gifts IN SHALL Wheel. Ith
Music by orchestral taid. 5l!,, lApi;ina'9iE r. -.
marksby rtesdr 9TH: Dra"g o. .tn I iiraw :"
lag of last hall of gIi.5. f.!i sclI vi la "''.
with tags In hands OF cniuiili'cc al'po'eo %! 'a-
tipnce luta. Grand orchestral CONCERT,
The music on this grand OCCASION VIII ne ti'e n'ss.
that ca, III. procured. and HE gentlemen VINO conn
and place the tags and gifts IN ;he wht.s anu sTprr
intend The drawing aud keep the record OF TIE
,, ,,,,m,rrs will b.. chosen from the best known
and most Trustworthy citizen, OF The Stale: All w:i
bc SO conducted Ia be percea guaranty ''aih7'
COMPLAINT from any j"St source ..r,..,n.>
The paymcnt OF gifts vii! b:Si.. on -, IKDS !
july L, at o'c.ock y: ii. Iick:ts 'ir1wing sitis
must be presented II Room 20. in9lc LlD'aIs
i.niIdinp where cash checks II, the Farmers ana
Droyrrs tank of Louisville, or sight drafts upon
the Fourth National Bank "i New ork, al tiic o.,
h,l, No -. y
ri,ts moi orlIed for In six "nts, from til: drawing
wiiI l,e tnrnei over 10 the Public lihrar! in'td.
For full particulars send ior :rc,tiiS:
THOMAS f.. B:tAMl.ElTE,
Louisville. ky.
For further particulars or .niornaiinn arpiiE l"
" a. L. Lieu ER.
aO9 Bank street, Richmond. Va.
40 ls-d2aw. & weowtJHl
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CSpERwoop'S IMrrDESCE.--If any element
were wanting to complete the brazen impu-
dence and stold inGcccncy by which Mr.
William y. NcNeieh has tccn kept out OF
his property next the post-oflice in this city
it is supplied in the remark Of Judge Under
wood t. him yesterday: MY Christian pTin'
cillcS prevent my having any hard feelings
towards you." Could inpiIGcnrr attain Il
s.lb!im:r height - .iiera@driu .Sent,h"i, GM.
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PE,H>BIt FATAL ACCIpENT.-l cstefday
ul,liiiu- Whil>' 81. :. VI. Howell, rcsidin"
lr.!r IA" river IN Amherst, three miles above
}5.. city. wa, engaged in spreading plaster
From !; wagon drawn by oxen. the oxen BE-
,.m.r frightened and ran of and Mr.. How
Ell Wa thrpWu rom Tie wagon. one OF the
wheels Of which passed over the left arm
n.ur t.ic >n,uidvr. literally crushing It TO
birds. The back of his heal also struck
on Il rock. and very dan"crou, cut inlict-
ru. nr. ". II. Delaney, of this city, was
ja,r,,odirtc.r sent for, and found that a'nni-
l-tiua OF tc wounded hmb was necessary,
fllf RI acton had not set in sufficiently YES
r.rdiy evening 10 admit If The operation.
Mr. Il,wrlrs injuries, we regret to learn.
are ,,ry dangerous, and il is not impro' able
r14y terminate tata!iy.-Ly"chbaF3 Se'rS,
m
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. 40.


NEWEST .BOOKS.-Life Of General Ro-
~ ,srt T. Lee the Christian soldier: price 81.
Cooke. 10. Joliannes Olaf. q novel. from the
German. s: LORD li2pcs Choice, by Mrs. Ann :.
Stephens, sl.1h. Twofold Life, by author Of
Only Girl. sI.7s. The Mystery OF Metropolis-
VILE. by Edward Eggicst1B. author OF = Housier
S;h"ona,ler," sI:sa. Clifford Troope, by a.ihor Of
n.ari Hungry. Sis. Antiquities n Southern
Indians, y &. g. Jones. illustrated, 81. Reaaon aud
Redemption; or. The Gospel as 1t At.esIs Italf, fv
Robert ta srr White ID. d., s2. Science Pr inner.
No. Physical Geography. by Professor ieikt. see.
Fresh supplies OF " Mi!dienarrh" and Butwcr'.s
new novel.
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VOLUME II WALLACE:
' VOLUME AMERICAN REPORTS;
SCGDEN On VENDORS. 2 volumes:
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volumes:
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All the new law and miscellaneous books can I've
found III 1913 MAIN STREET.
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INSURANCE BUSINESS.

Now that warm weather is near at hand, and de-
string to
INSURE YOU COMFORT
d. through the coming campaign, offer you
1000 LINEN SUITS (slI kinds,,
500 BLACK ALPACA SACKS,
100 FANCY ALPACA SACKS,
200 WHITE DUCK SUITS.
400 FANCY CASHMERE PANTS,
$50 DIAGONAL COATS and VESTS,
500 BUSINESS SUITS,
3t0 DRESS SUITS.
c,,ao WHITE DRESS SHIRTS.
50 , FANCY COLORED SHIRTS,
$500 pair WHITE JEANS tPErrERn) DRAWERS
ut 81 per pair.
] 200 pair ENGLISH HaLF-fioSE,
1000 LINEN COLLARS tall styles.
1000 PAPER COLLARS (good styles,
900 YOUTHS and BOYs' SUITS,
In endless variety.
All of the above goods can be had y calling at the
od-establlshed house, and will
INSURE
you they viii be sold at
RIGHT PRICES.
This place IS where you can always find
FIELD OF GOODS
to select from, and will give
CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL
to an inspection.
WM IRA SMITH, ACT,
100 MAIN STREET.
Sign: BIG FLAG. N.Y.
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Tt>yLIw' ARTICLES.

LOsrERtRAU COi.UGNE-my own
IL direct lmpcrtaiicsr. have n'w IN strrr.
ordered direct from 'oo-'": 'wn eases oil M, me
~, ~ Fragrant and ei.ci:: Of al German tGog't-
W;.trrs and r1f..r ~ tuc bottle ~ dozen WIN
~ eral di. count 10 til: Trade:
Il CO 80 wv l. WAGNER, Druggist,
,rs Sixth and Broad streets.
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,,c 1r!"Gc Tragc<i, Thrilling Ac-
c,u,,, al fhc Fearful DisaStcr--Nhnf
,nr Survivors Saw and Ecls Miracu-


.E~,o,"h To tho New York Times from
r.>.:.. H., Nay>:
r.. , , dark day Cor Dixon. Over The
~, there is Il pail Of sadness, the
-.. which the least interested cannot
-...,,Ia:. The calamity strikes al nearly
.. ~ .,u>chold. and The rich and poor NEE.
hrr I'll mourning. 30 closely bound
r.e,itiIrn> hy The ties OF blood and in
..rl.3aE" th1t there i scarcely family III
~ lr!r p,acr h,I; takes the sorrow to lis
.s. Inc sfrrr> are closed and the hnll>C>
,rurd. fNc.N body ia on the street. and
The coGulrv around has cmpiicd Itself
..a the town TN the roads and walk, are
Ndrd and loth banks Of the river by the
.,rryh arc hsck with human beings.
The ulcl..rr information published this
.ayain- gives but faint idea Of the di>a>-
r and - the details develop. H. the sur
..of~ tell the story oithcir escape. n fathers
u,rt the names of missing children, and
..ni- those Of friends who are missing. the
...,.,rnr crows in magnitude. and II will
f.. l.,. a.(a.r the horror eau hc fully COM
&.,.udcl.
~s2s,.a incoming dawucd warm and
.-.., The ceremony oi the Baptist church.
,,..a bad been several times postponed,
.,... sn"ouurcd for l. O'Clock. and ten con-
,..,- presented themselves for the rite of
..-i.. The milincS> Of The weather drew
.rnNd 10 the river. which gathered
. '9r steep banks and on III" bridge, 1t
9Th end al which the ceremony was
formed. The morning services in
..sr .Hurcar~ We're iusi cIo>iug, and rs the
Ms tuoroughiar", the throng r.
...l constant acCc>SionS till nearly 1000
u.s.. lr,s, .-.carrcU nj the place. The bridge,
~. ...'. ..,,#1I- n 1 more than fifty or sixty
,.,. ..f..>r ,a,. natural font which was used
81. ,-,. ..,a,,.ar, ceremonies, WIS the IA
,,.,,..., utsuw :"r the women and chit
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RICHMOND AND DASvILLE ItAILROAD Corl
RICHMOND, December 90. 1872 {
ICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
Az ROAD.-On andaltcr SUNDAY, December %,
1872; -
Train No ttnrungn pasociRcrj leaves Richmond
daily Except sundays 1T $40 a. NJ: leaves Dan
;ills 1T 1855 T. ~; arrives at Greensboro at $40
Train No U.ynchnurS pas,engcr) leaves Rich
mnni daily at s9S A. hl.; arrives ut Lynchburg at
T,aln No. 10 fhrougI, mail aud exprcssl leaves
Richmond daily n $50 i. ~; e1ves DanYlle daily
at I9i5 L. NJ. arrives at Greensboro daily at i:5o
GOING EAST.
Train No Through mail and eXDrcss) leaves
Greensboro daily at 30 A. ~. leaves Danville daily
!; !:32 a. IL. arrives at Richmond daily at l21s
Train No. = Through passcnger) leaves Green's
borO' daily Except SundtYsl at 1910 A. NJ; leaves
Danylle at :oz r. NJ; arrives ut Richmond at $50
Train No o CLynchhrrg FasoeG:crl leaves Lynch
burg daily ut A. ~; leaves i;urkcyille at 1855 L.
arrives at ithn9nd az as r. M ,s
trains fhe North Carolina railroad for all points
| south
for Raleigh arriving there ut 7:os A. NJ. Passengers
leaving Raleigh ut 7l5 =. NJ. connect ut Greensboro
with train No. l for Richmond.
Train No. 0 connects ut Burkcvillc with train on
the Atlantic, Ms-isslp pi and OHIO railroad Tor all
| points southwest and south.
| Lynchbnrg Accommodation Train leaves Rich
mond at a:55 i. ~ daily Except SnEiaysl, arri"! Ing
at Lyuchburg In time to Connect With the Morning
| Passenger tain the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad for tine southwest.
Passengers coming cast leave Lynchburs nfter the
arrival Of the Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio pas
senger train from Bristol, and arrive ut Richmond
| 1T y;ss A. NJ.
| THROUGH TICKETS 10 all points south and
Southwes. can bc procured vi the ticket Office In
KlcilGDnd. and Of H. +. WALKER. Agent OF ie
Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. 1925
! Nain street, Richmond.
| Papers that have arrangements To advertise Tho
schedule Of this company VIII please print rs above.
| JOHN r. NACNURDO,
General Freight ana Ticket Agent
T. W. Il. TALCOrr, Engineer and SupcriutrnE
emf ia22
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GENTLEMAN who has used CAPll-
n LIMA says:..l can say 1t is 4 good article to
s,n, tI,c fling out of the hair and 10 promote us
So th NV wife Is also much pleased WIN tarli-
linn ms hair dressing, and recommends Il 10 her
friends Certificate on il:e ut .,
.r 20 Proprletors Of Cupulina'
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D + 4 u TIFF I'LL CHROMOS GIVEN
AWAY.

So. THE ALDINE, SIS.
AN ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY JOURNAL
universally admitted to be the
HANDSOMEST PERIODICAL IN THE WORLD.
4 representative aud champion Of American taste.
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T POWERS & son,
IL. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
WHOLESALE PRODUCE AND PROVISION
DEALERS
1910 EAST MAIN STREET,
have the following goods on hand and FOR sale ni.
reasonable terms:
100 barrels EXTRA FLOUR, choice brands:
$50 barrels SUPER FLOUR. choice hrand.:
i50 barrels Cook C Lyman FAMILY FLOUR,
rs hogshcltlS No. SHOULDER BACON,
Is hogsheads CLEAR RIB-SlDES.
81 terces SUGAR-CURED CANEASSED HAMS.
900 barrels choice EARLY ROSE SEED POTA-
$50 hsrrss choice JACKSON WHITE SEED ro-
200 ln, n IfiEAcHrLow SEED POTATOES,
choice stock: .,
for seed:
500 bushels WHITE SPRING OATS,
l,O barrels NORTHERN APPLES,
200 bags choice PEANUTS,
Is tubs choice ROLL BUTTER.
lao boxes BKUCE'S SOAP,
100 bags b. r. PEAS,
200 bushels WHITE CORN,
90 boxes best London LAY Err RAISlNS. NH -
THE OLD AND RELIABLE STAND
:. s. CARTER.
successor of the lake concern of Carter Christian
has opened at Tie wcll-hnUwn stand $50 MAIN
STREET with a large stock Of FAMILY GRoCE.
RIES, entirely new aud fresh All kinds of FANtI
mud FAMILY GROCERIES viii be constantly Kept
c,l! from the public Is respectfully requested, as
the reputation Of the house will be fully SUSTAINED
10y the occupant. mn
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Mt" DON'T FORGET THE GRAND
SALE Of Iain-strcet LOTS west of Monroe Park
six acres-at a T. " TODAY. Zee advertisement
on fourth page. nys-lt
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bOYAL FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
II OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
CAPITAL. Sio:uoo.ooo'
;,,p.,ii,.d With T's.,i,r.r OF Virginia. S5G,dse.
IMrtKLiL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, oF
LONDON.
DrpoStted with Treasurer OF virginia., $4,000
sh.rphnldcrs personally responsible for The obli-
y,tIons of the above companies.
Representing the above Staunch old English COM
NAMES we solicit the patronage OF the public upon
their UNREASONABLE security, prompt aud liberal
settlement Of all claims, and heavy Income.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE & CO. Agents,
Ne. llOS Main street.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER So, 900, 0OC.
Cash dividends. surprising all others, at FIRST
ana erery anniversary ~ policies.
The OLDEST, LARGEST, and CHEAPEST company
IL NV '"''' JOHN n. CLAIBORNE, Agent,
..u no, a10s Maln etress.
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'', '' "n'>t ''',
81. !'''."'' {" LUZ ''"i'- H'' "'' !"
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WIS '"'I""S i''"'", ,t'c 'hi"" ~
...t '.''>.''' '','>>.""> XII iSh'. ~"
..' '' e. ''''I' at we i,''S'. ; ne ofiaS''
" go I t,,.,, '',,'i "', 80 s'N't
sex ".~.'" ..' ''', ~ ~ - ," ~ "7
s.. '"" "i''-''' ,,,,, -
T. INK '' W " ''' wv 'N'''' - '''' III
i '.
TIT CATASTROPHE
Is-' = ia" '@n! Candidate was prescribing
..r>"f Tor haui>m 'a'T' WIS i >'E1P'
.-..h crash. heavy rumhiiHS' ana 1 pro-
.,n&. >"&'-"n"nc >"t''N rom 90" ne'''Ss'
r gu"H western >lrlh@er al Tue norm >ls'h
81. .a' 'r"|-c ir"N" IKE rrro. lpllh- 49,"
..,au, !@to TIE stream, ana idil0S MY 'rrI
.. ...u,:,InI weight upon Them. i"c li'l
..a-.i Il" stays from the ahutmrnts.
-..t,h ran along III" whole icn%'h q
* like a tlt>. OF electricity. ana spun
.,.pr IAN was dawn down from the piers
.... -tg / 10 the waters surface Till the whole
..t. aun. Ike Immense bags, holding q
4.,a.,.t h,rdiug. frightened, and frantic
,...... "a ,arr. women, children, and horses.
fs,. rm4.snatiou can scarcely conceive Of
q
.r,.-.,i.. ,fr ,.u,i,l,,,> rt escape - few. the
.....,..,. nf aid ~ ~,4,ufr, that il * merely
.r,,;- ,., ,J,,. los .. lite j. not greater
.....,....,,,,. q. pr. f,u,vE
,- .,,.r r,,,,. - .,;t, current. over =
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