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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

Notice is hereby given to the TAX PAYERS of
Duck Creek Hundred TO call and settle their taxes
before the lst day Of October, shall collect
the same by law. w. C. SPRUANCE,
SMYRNA, Sept. 2nd, l674.3t Collector.
Smyrna times., 1874-09-02

fFormerly of Kent County, with JONES CLOTHING
COMPANY. 6c4 Market ST.. Phila. Immense siocl
:, d. ian29tf
Smyrna times., 1874-09-02

OHAhLEb " ILLIANIoU.Nl
SHERIFFS OFFICE, DOVER, DEL,
August 10Th, 1874.
Smyrna times., 1874-09-02

VariOuH stRtIOns a. least Thirty
4 Trains, otherwise they will lay
CALDWELL, Superintendent.
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All Freights must be at tn,
(30l Minutes before starting
over twenty-four taD hOurs.
J. l.
EAsToN. August s5,h, 1874.
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An Innocent Man Arrested,

DEs Mo1NEs, Iowa, June 29-The ar
rest OF W. ID. Stauclifi here Saturday
night for the murder Of John johnson in
this city a week ago has proved to be a
case Of mistaken identity and a gross ont.
rage upon Mr. SauclifP, The whole
charge against him was that some one had
taken to wssherwoman last Monday q
bloody coat and shirt to wash. From thc
,womsn's description Of the man the DO
lice took Stauclltt to be him and he was
arrested, and the woman identified him
as the person. He was arrested without
a warrant and conveyed TO Jail without
q hearing. Sunday morning a Mr., ED
ridge, reading the account of StauclIff's
arrest and the evidence on which he was
arrested, informed the police that the
bloody clothes were his and that he was
the man who took them 10 the woman.
he further brought dentist to prove that
the blood upon the clothes was from the
drawing Of tooth on Monday, the oper-
alton being followed by profuse bleeding.
Thereupon the city magistrate discharged
both parties. There Is much indignation
here over tho reckless arrest Of Mr. stau.
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AnnIver.ary Of pIu. o,h,, coronation

NEw ORLEANS, June 99-The TWEEN
tY:eighth anniversary Of Pope Plus the
Ninth, was celebrated last night at Bx,
position Hall. Addresses were delivered
In French, German and English, A dis
patch was read as follows:
70 The Catholic Militant Union:
The Catholics OF New York greet The
Catholics Of New Orleans on this eloriouI
anniversary Of tho reign Of Plus Ninth.
Archbishop Percha then sent tho fol
loving telegram TO Cardinal Antonella
1.-THE Archbishop Of New Orleans
and his suffregan Bishops, greeting ihe
Holy Father with thanks 10 Almighty
God, on the 9Sth Anniversary OF his
Coronation, humbly implore bis apostolic
benediction.
The following reply was received.
"RoAE, june 2s.-The holy Father /.
vividly gratifed at the telegram which
you have sent me, and be sends YOU from
his heart the benediction requested.
(Signed) CARDINAL ANroNR1LA."
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Beaten and Robbed.

NASHVILLE, June 92.-saturday night
between 8 and 0 o'clock, Col. Mort. L
stackaFd, prominent citizen OF Maury
20, living at Mt Pleasant, 12 miles from
Columbia, was attacked on his lawn by
two unknown wouldbe asssssins and
beaten over the head with a heavy wood
wagon standard. The first blow wai
struck from the rear, striking him on the
lett side Of the head, cutting the ear II
two and crushing the skull. The nexl
blow was evidently intended for his fore
head, but struck and broke bis lowe,
law. The object Of the assassius was rob
berry as they took $500 from his person
Col. Stackard Is In q critical condition
but conscious, and says he has no ides
who the robbers were, or whether they
were white or black,
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Michigan Fruit Prospec.s.

81. JOSEPH, MIcn, June 15.-The ship.
ment ot fruit from this port and Benton
Harbor has now fairly commenced. A
few crates of strawberries were forwarded
the beginning Of last week, for which the
consiGnors received 80 cents per quart.
On Sunday night the Corona lett this
dock for Chicago with about 200 crates
OF berries, and the Lake Breeze also took
a good cargo from Benton Harbor. The
latter is new boat, placed on the line
this season, thus furnishing daily from
both ports to Chicago. The crop Of
strawberries Is somewhat affected BY the
recent heavy storms washing the sand In.
10 the ripening fruit. Upon the other
fruit the rain has had an inspiring effect.
Cher les are ripening fast, and are
abundant. Rasp6erries and blackber-
ties promise well and plentilully.
They will be ready lor shipment within q
month. Regarding peaches opinions vary.
Many orchards are 30 loaded that the
trees will have 10 be thinned 10 insure
tair.sized fruit, yet some growers predict
only q moderate yield. Thus far the
rainy season has been instrumental In
keeping Of the curculio, and has 60 revived
the trees that little dread Of the "yellows"
is expressed. The time when the last
frost Is feared having also passed, with
proper care the peach yield will doubtless
be very large. Grapes never looked bet
ter. Pears are rather thin, owing to last
years crop being 30 enormous. Plums,
ounces, and apricots are doing nicely.
UommiSsion-men are swarming like bees
around here. Altogether, the prospect Is
very encouraging.
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River Nau,.

The river was falling last evening, will
8 feet / inch in the channel.
The steamer Barnard passed up yes,er.
day morning with FIVE basges o, EMMY oi
barrels from Aurora, "
The Joseph Walton passed up with al
empty tow.
Tho Messenger, from Cincinnati, passed
up about pocn yesterday.
The Express departed for Parkersburg
Of her usual hour.
The Charlie Hornbrook and barges will
take the Wiesel MuaIcal Institute tc
oresap's Grove to-day upon a picnic ex-
cursion.
The Courier is to.day's PsEkcrsburg
boat
The JunIata has given up her trip tc
Cincinnati, and Is now Iy ing at fit1sburst,
The EIperanEa viii take her place, snt
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A Gard.
n NuIu'
Editors OF the IntellIRencc,:

l find that by the late action Of B Brooke
County Court q resolutions was passed
asking the Board Of the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling & Kentucky Railroad Compa-
ny to appoint some other attorney In my
place. l will not resign. l know the
men who are doingit They are themen
who, with one exception, are either non
voters for the road or subscribers to the
atock Of the road which they are refusing
to pay.
Under the orders of the Board l have
brought suit. These gentlemen, non pay.
Ing stockholders, are now running Brooke
County Court. They do not want to be
sued. They do not want 10 pay. Hence
their objection 10 the undersigned, who
will make them pay unless they can
dodge or skulk their legal liability. This
l will not permit, and Mr. Hubbard and
myself, as trustees, will collect every dol.
lar do our trust and apply 1t honestly to
the creditors. J. II. PENDLEToN.
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knowledge Of Oue,s BusIpess,

In late address before one Of our
Dairymen's Associations, the following
truths were uttered:
ut Is one Of tho greatest mistakes Of
our farmers that, as rule, they suffer the
buyer to know more about the quality and
value Of farm products than Is known BY
those whose labor makes them. The
buyer has tests which the farmer does not
have. l notice that when the wool buyer
comes around he takes out his glass and
sees at glance the structure OF the article
10 hand, and knows more about 1t than he
who has toiled a year in its production.
The same theory Is true Of seeds. The
msgnider isapplied to pork TO see If It is
infested with tfichina. think 1t Ia true,
as rule, that buyers of farm products
know more about them than the produc-
ers. The man who knows the most
always gets the best Of the bargain. I'll
certain that knowledge Is power in max.
ing trade. 1tcan safely be put down as
q rule that man who, for natural or arti.
tlciAl reasons, can see hundred times as
much as his neighbors, will know the
markets."
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AHMT TO YOU'VE MRN.-Iu 1855 a
young man registered his name In the
largest hotel In the City Of Louisville
Kentucky. He had pretty good ward
robe, such as young men usually have,
including q gold watch and chain. he
was in search Of occupation. At the ex,
piratlon Of two weeks he took an iaveu-
tory Of his personal effects: "0ut Of work
and no business" He had q brief inter.
view with the proprietor Of the hotel
His trunk was left as security for his
board bill; he hypothecated his watch
for the loan Of ten dollars, and hav'
ing kissed the tip end oil coral
fiUgers to kind and sympsthet-
ic landlord he "went diving for the bot
TOM" He found "bottom" on Water
street, where a steamer being discharged
ol cotton, Dutchmen, negroes and Yam
KEGS. Haying purchased heavy pair oI
boots, . blue shirt and overals, he COM
menced rolling and piliug cotton at five
cents per bale. In three weeks he was
promoted to the position Of "msrker'l
with a salary Of $45 per month, aud al
the expiration Of nine months he had a
right to grow mellow over a salary Of
$l25 per month. To day this gentleman
Is one Of the largest business operators IL
Bay strcet-N Y. World,
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IT Is probably a mild way Of stating 1t
to say that the platforms recently adopted
by some OF the Republican State Conveu.
tlops indicate great diversity Of opinion
concerning such subjects as greenbacks,
banking and temperance. But then 1t
must be remembered that the Republican
party has always tolerated great latitude
Of private judgment, and such differences
do not necessarily imply diSintegration
ot the organization. The great mission
oI the Republican party is the desuuc.
ton OF the Democratic party, which has
shown itself,to be the enemy OF our
American institutions, and tho present et'
forts Of the Bourbons to reorgsnize and
puttheir forces In battle array Is all thai
Is needed TO consolidate and strengthen
the Republican party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-23

For New England and the Middle
States and lower lake region, Increasing
cloudiness and southeast to southwesI
winds will prevail, with continued warm
weather and stationary or falling baron,
For the South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy weather and local rains, viii
light or gentle winds, high temperlure
aud continued high barometer.
For the Cult States, light rains, cast
to south winds. a slight rise in tempera-
ture and slight changes In the basin.
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley
partly cloudy and decidedly warm
weather, southeast 10 southwest winds
and stationary or falling barometer.
For the Upper Lake Region and North,
west, partly cloudy and very warm
weather, with southeast or southwest
winds increasing in force, falling barome.
ter and light rains near Lake SupeFiol
and in Minnesota.
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THERE was something pathetic In the
position OF the German florist who, in the
bitterness Of his heart, exclaimed ~
have so much trouble nit de ladies ven
dey come TO buy my rose, dey wants him
hardy; dey wants him doubles; dey vents
him nice COLOR; dey wants him aberyding
in one rose. l hopes I am not vat you
calls an uncallant man, but have some.
times to say to that ladies, Madame, ]
never often see ladies dat vas beautiful,
dat vas rich, dat vas good temper, dat vas
Yo.Mgs, dat vas clever, dat vas pertec.
ton In one ladies. ! see her much not "
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Tastes, Railroad Train In America

Fastest Railroad Train In America.
The newspaper train on the Pennsylva.
mia Railroad now carries a passenger
coach. 1t starts from Jersey City at 4:1O
A. NJ, and arrives at West Philadelphia at
6:67. The section between New Bruins.
wick and Trenton Is run at the rate oil a
mile minute. The train has been In op.
GRAFTON about year and has met with
but one accident. when 1t struck car
riage, killing two persons. When the
train was arst put on it was manned by
an engineer, fireman, and two men to
handle the papers. They were volunteers,
and signed paper releasing the company
from all responsibility in case Of accident.
Upon no pretense or plea was any person
allowed to tide. The company, finding
that the train was as safe as any other,
and that an additional car would add TO
tts safety by giving more ballast to the
locomotive, have added q passenger car
thereto and opened the line TO the public.
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IT Is his aunt, Mrs. ToMPKINs, that
President GRANT is going to visit in
Kanawha. Col. Tom SWAMI is not there.
fore the special and exclusive objective
party TO be honored. The relations Of
the Executive are as the sands Of the sea
shore Tor multitude. Whoever suspected
before that Mrs. TospK1Ns was his aun. :
Like the sailor who has sweetheart in
every port, the President has his numer-
ouT relatives well distributed. To an ln.
dividual who loves to be on the 60 all the
time this is happiness indeed.
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Row on the Short Line..Two Men
RfIlah

CINCINNATI, June 22-The Enquirer
PArkersburg special reports row fifteen
miles from that place, between two sets Of
hands constructing the Short Line Rail.
road, at Dance. On Saturday one Of
Contractor McDowelrs men was badly
beaten BY one Of Contractor Wards men.
Sunday morning McDowell's whole force
moved on Wards men with pistols, clubs,
boulders knives and rszors. Two colored
men OF Wards were killed and several
wounded.
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Tho "BulIetinn UudI,maved,

Nav ORLEANS, June 22-Notwith-
standing the attempt Of the officials 10
smother the Bulhtin, 1t appeared this
afternoon as usual, and Is caustic on Kel.
logg and Durrell, the usurpationlsts, styl.
ing them unscrupulous individuals now
in power by the grace OF Federal bsyo.
nets. To the Republican the Bulletin re.
turns thanks for courtesies which enable
II to continue It's publication ill Its new
type can be laid,
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PREJupIclAL TO IRELAND,

PREJuDIcrAL TO IRELAND.
IL the House OF Commons TO-DAY
Richard Smith, member from Londe1,
dery, gave notice that he should move az
amendment 10 Dr.. Butts home resolution
to the effect that in the opion Of The
House Il would DO prejudicisl 10 the peace
and prosperity Of Ireland TO mako any
changes involving q dissolution Of The
Legislative Union Of the two countries,
The House OF Lords has decided that
me Motdant divorce case proceedings
shaiI continue Notwithstanding tho in.
sanity ot the lady.
Porte prohibits the circulation o!cop!es
ol the bible In Turkey.
The Cologne Gazstte mentions that the
conference Of Roman Catholic Bishops ol
Prussia, which meets at Fulda, viii en-.
deaVor to mako q compromise with The
Prusslan government.
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yIll pFO6aely leave PlLsburgh thIs evea-

ing. 10 .. n : -
The steamer Market Boy chspcts her
time next Sunday, and will run thfouph
70 Mattin's Ferry twice a day. The now
time table will be as follows, Leaves
BellAire for Wheeling atsAM,iRM.
and Arm; Wheeling for Bellaire, 10 A.
I,2P.1 and Q Pm; Wheeling 70 MAJ.
Tins Ferry, 0 a, NJ, ana 8 T. X; Martia'S
Ferry for Wheeling, o. AN and 6iP.x
[By Telsgraph.l 'lT'
PTsDuRGH, June 2e.-River 8 feet a
inches and falling. Weather clear and
very warm, u. lIg Nh
oA1Ro, June 29.-Arriyed-st. Genen.
inc, Vicksburg; Painter, Ohio river; Mln.
neola, Memphis. Departed-BslIe Lee,
New Orleans; B. q. Cook, Evansville: 81.
Genenine, st. Louls; Mlnneola, Cincinnati.
River 1S feet 4 inches and riaing slowly.
Weather clear. Mercury 81.
ST., LOUIS, June 22.-Arriyed-JuliA.
YiCksburg; Mitchell, Cairo; Anderson,
Hickman. DepArted-Chester, Memphls:
Clinton, st. Louis; Daniel johnson, Keo.
kuk. River falling slowly. Weather
clear and very warm: '-A " tVf7
EvANSvILLE, June 2s--Weather clear.
Mercury 70 10 o.. River fallen / inch.
gp.1dlewild, Peytopa, Morning Star,
Bowling Green, Savoy. DownSMollie
Ebert, Frank P. Grocey, Mary Amene
Business fair. l,l.Iti'.g :, .r71 :
CINCINNATI, June 22.-River 2 feet o
inches. and falling. Arrived-Belle q
Texas, from Arkansas river. Weather
fair and hot. IT-,.r
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Tho bill for tho distribution Of the
Geneva award as agreed on by the com.
mittee Of conference provides for the an.
pointment OF court ol five; the commits.
slonere to be appointed by the President
WIN The advice o. the Senate; sessions Of
INC court to be held in Washington. The
salary OF the commissioners shall be
$6OOO each, with clerk at $1,000 and a
shorthand reporter at e.. 500 per annum
The President may designate a cou nsel,
lor at law to represent the interests Of The
government In all suits and claims fled
Tor indemnity for losses. The court shall
exist one Year from time OF conveuinp
but II tho business is not completed within
that limo the President may by proclama,
tion extend the time not more that six
months.
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sIeNRp pY THR pnRs1pRNr.

The President signed the following
among other acts OF Congress 10 dsy;
The act fixing the amount Of United
States notes, and providing for the ro-dls.
tribution OF National Bank Currency and
also other purposes. The act providing
for the publication Of the revised statutes
and laws Of the United States. Tire
act amending the charter OF the
Freedmens Saving and Trust Com.
pany, and for other purposes. The act to
relieve Thos. Claiborne from bis political
disabilities imposed by the Fourteenth
Amendment OF tho Constitution.
The Senate confirmed the nomination
LOT Mr. Bass as Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury.
The Senate was In executive session
nearly four hours this afternoon on The
Canadian Reciprocity Treaty. There
was no vote or any indications to show
whether or not the requisite two.tbirds
vote to rattfy 1t could be obtained. The
treaty will go over until the next session
Of Congress for final action.
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sT. Louis, June 22.-Clark Evans, who
recently murdered Mr.. Rolbert In Greene
county, Illinois, was taken from jail in
CArrolton at 9 o'clock yesterday morning
by large mob Of disguised men and hang
co TO aIree near the outskirts Of the town.
None OF the lYnchers were recognized,
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LEST some persons should be under a
MISREPRESENTATION in regard to the opera-
ton oI the new law limiting the Letter
Carrier system to cities Of $4,000 inhab-
itants, we may mention that 1t does no,
disturb existing ARRANGEMENTS in any city
now served by the system, but refers
stmply to cities where it Is yet to be pa,
In operation. Wheeling Is therefore safe,
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Steamer Newn.

LIVERPOOL, June 9s-The steamships
Celtic and cOlins, from New York, have
arrived out LEi a.l55.l ,.
INV YoHK, June 2s.-Arriyed-the
Gssanships SsaISsn AM Andes, from Liverpool, and
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Terrible wind and Rain s,o,r

Fort WAYNE, June 29.-The southern
part Of Allen county was visited by q ter.
rible storm Of wind and rain yesterday
afternoon, which tore up trees and Dc.
molished fences.
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lsl & aJG DNINaoM YAd89Ir dao1a0Ilgra YILd 01IaaH8

Mr.. Morrill,, Of Maine, moved that the
Senate insist on lis amendments and
grant conference. Agreed to.
The Chair appointed Messrs Morrill,,
ot Maine, Sargent and Stevenson as mem.
bers ot such conference.
Mr.. Ffeliughuysen called up the con.
ference report on the award bill.
pATTaR
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General W.. a. CrawfoId.- Ia

LlrTtE EOoK, June % General VIM,
A. Crawford, late Of the Baxter army and
. prominent citlEen Of the State, died OF
ny home near Benton, in Saline county,
this morning, -
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As WE reported the fact that grave
charges were lodged against Rev. E. O.
Weyman, we deemed L proper and Just
TO record the information that he has been
acquitted. We hoped 90, and are glad
that our hopes were net In yAin.-Par:
ksrl5ufp Tins,
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WASHINGTON,
STONED ny THE rnrs1nrrr

WARRINGTON, June 29.-The President
mas signed the currency bill reported
from the last committee OF conference
and Il becomes law. Tho Presldeu;
and Cabinet and the Presidenps clerks
are at the Capitol examining bills present.
ed for signature.
Contrary to expectation, the conference
committee on the Geneva award bill
have agreed to q report, which will be
presented to the Senate.
NOMINATED NJ TIE PRECEDENT.
The President has nominated Rem
jamtn Moran TO be Third Assistant SEQ
retary Of State; George B. Chalmers to
DO Appraiser Of Merchandise at Pitts
ourgh, and Robert M. Douglass 10 be
United 6tates Marshal for the Western
District OF North Carolina. Lyman K.
Bass, Representative 10 Congress from
Buffalo, has been nominated Ior Assist
ant Secretary Of the Treasury. 80
NATIONAL BANKS FOR TIE wEsr AND
SOUTH.
The Comptroller of the Currency IA
prepared to receive applications far The
organic alton OF National Banks in all the
Western and Southern States, ApplicA.
tion may be made by letter, giving the
names Of not less than five Of The share.
holders OF the proposed organization,
which should be accompanied with the
endorsement Of the Senator or Repre
sentative Of the district were the bank Ia
IS to be located, giving satisfactory In
formation In reference 10 the character
and means ot the applicants. The appli.
cations will be considered Immediately
upon their receipt, and II approved, The
necessary form for the Organization Of
the new banks will at occe be transmit.
ted; Under the new apportionment all
Of the Western and Southern States and
Territories, with the exception of COL
oradoI Montana and Wyoming, will be
entitled to an additional circulation, The
state OF Indiana will be entitled TO about
80 100000, Ohio 10 about $4,000 600
Minnesota to 100000, and Nebraska 10
5000 600. The other Western and South.
ern States will be entitled to much larger
amounts.
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cISc1NSAT1, June 90 Frank Kerkle
meg and Benjamin Liudemau, aged
about nineteen, were drowned while
bathing In the river yesterday through
inability 10 swim,
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FOREIGN
ENGLAND.

LONDON. June a9-Rochsiort declines
to lecture in this city, He says no pre-
fers privacy. =
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BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

By tho Western Union Line.
)moe Northwest cor VI Main and Monroe 9ts.
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Mr.. Schurz called up the House bill
granting the right Of way 70 the Arksn-
saS Valley Railroad Company. Passed,
A message was received from the
House announcing the non concurrence
ot that body In various amendments oI
The Senate 10 the sundry civil appropria
tlon bill, and asking fer 0 committee ol
conference. .r-,..- .sl
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES.

Wan DHFARrHRH1, |
OFPIoH or FHE CHr1F SIsNAI. OFY1oEn.
WARRINGTON, D. O., June S9-a.C1 y