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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-14

Wuh OuEAou III pOtLoE q uelus
T. r. Brockway. proprietor Of the
Now York Hotel. is dead.
ALBANY, February 13.-In the Assem-
bly,, q motion to withdraw the State ap-
propriations from all academies under
control OF religious or denominational
societies, or which make religious pro.
fession test Of admission, was defented
WASHINGTON, February 13.-In the
Senate, Sargent presented the protest
of citizens of California, against the in.
hux OF Chinese to this country. Gordon
introduced bill relative to claims for
cotton seized by the Treasury Depart
ment. Goldthwaito presented memo
rial for the improvement Of Mobile Bay.
MILWAUKEE, February 13-The Epis-
oopal Convention adjourned after mid
night, failing to elect a Bishop. The
election takes place in May next, at the
annual meeting of the diocese. The
contest is between high, low and ritual
ism.
CINCINNATI. February 1s.-The whis-
Ley var ccEtinne es.With farcical fury. At
Shelby, Ohio. 100 ladies were grossly
insulted on tie street by q saloon
keeper. at New Holland, they were
assaulted by q snloon-kecpor with a
poker.
TonHDo. February 13.-The election
held in Lucas County, yesterday, for a
successor to Ohiof Justice Waite in the
Constitutional Convention resulted in
the choice Of Gen. Jas. B. Steedmah,
independent Democrat, over VIM. Bar
Der, regular Republican.
SAN Francisco, February 13.-The
steamer Japan brings '537 passengers
and l,720 tons of freight.
BosToN, January 13.-At q meeting
of prominent citizens to-day, it was
proposed to make the Museum OF Zoolo.
gy, at Cambridge, memorial monu-
ment to Prof. Agassiz.
ST. LOUIS. February 13.-In the Ma.
tional Grange, yesterday. the Commit.
tee on Constitution and Bylaws com
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-10-22
THE STATE AND THE CORPORATIONS.

From Go0unor 7aJlO's Proclamation May ISL 1874.
WHEREAS The constitution of the state devoves upon
the duty expedite all such shall be by
Legislature and take that the laws be faithfully
therefore, William R. Taylor governor the state of
do proclaim the law of the land
and obeyed While weak be without
tion strong to be above its restraints
From G01f,nor 7aJors AddrSss 10 tile People, May 1874
suffered that which the legislature has enac
ted and the executive approved shall be put abeyance and
treated with open dobedence and fragrant person.
corporation combination of corporations the plea of
sonableness or upon any plea whatever
E,om Ahvnsy General .Soan's OPINION May, 1874
corporations have natural
legislative their parc
lar derived from the their capacity make
and charge the
and granted sch and such ega
prescbe the of the given BY the
constitution and coupled with this power found the fund
law authority alter the incorporation
legislature may think the public interests demand,
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, WAUKESHA COUNTY, By
Judge SMALL In of Henry NJ Ackey and George Villas
C. NJ & St. P. r. r. Co, June 1874.
have doubt of the the legislature egsate
the question upon which they have attempted egsate
shall hold that the law is constitutional
IN UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, Justice DAVIS of
the Z. S. Supreme Court presiding At Madison, July 4h 1874
on application of attorneys of R. Co for an pjunc
the General and Railroad Commissioners
1.-The motion for injunction is overruled"
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF VISION
SIN Chief Justice Ryan, presiding Sept Ih 1874 On the app
Of the Attorney General for against roads refusing
obey the law:
"We have held that here positive violation positive public
positive public injury and that have Jurisdiction
prerogatve restrain it, There for dis
cretion On the stated tho sssaioa ilas" &c
ALL THE RAILROAD COMPANIES IN THE STATE NOW eSEY TINE LAW
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-10-22

Economy efficiency and mpartay have pevaded every depart
of the The rights of Of all parties
have been scpnos cared for the laws have been
ecue and the welfare of the people protected regardless
Iclamor and greed of professional politicians.
The selection of a majority of GENUINE REFORMERS to
legislature of 1874 WILL COMPLETE THE TRIUMPH OF
THE PEOPLE OVER PARTY CORRUPTION AND DICTA-
ITION, AND ENSURE A STILL FURTHER LARGE RE-
iDUCTION OF EXPENDITURE AND TAXATION
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-10-22
GEORGE w. CATE,
OF PORTAGE COUNTY,

PERMIT THEIR DEFEAT IS TO INVITE A PERPETUATI0h
OF ALL the POLITICAL EVILS OF WHICH The PEOPLE
JUSTLY COMPLAIN.
The LegisIature to be chosen NOU. Sd, 1874, is to
elect a United States Senator! BE CAREFUL
HOW YOU VOTE.
Eight Congressman are to be elected Nov 3D.
1874. Don't vote to keep the present Back
Pay Congress in power! Vote for NEW MEN
land BETTER MEN, fresh from the people,
Every honest electOr in Wisconsin who
prefers right to wrong, honesty to expedi.
Iency, and public good to party good, should
declare mis- independence of party leaders
and make himself A VIGILANCE MAN at
the polls, on the first Tuesday of NOyem.
Der!
DURING THE FIFTEEN YEARS AND MORE THAT THE REPUBLICAN,
PARRY WAS IN POWER IN WISCONSIN, THE LEGISLATURE GRANTED
EVERY FAVOR DEMANDED By CORPORATIONS WITHOUT REGARD TO
THE POWER OF THE STATE OR THE RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE,
WHAT CONGRESS HAS ALREADY DONE FOR CHEAP TRAnsPoRTA
TON BY railroads. %!
THE CONGRESS HAaKEvFR NTERFERED WITH CORPORATIONS,
EXCEPT TO INCREASE ITS OWN POWER AND THE POWER Of THE
CORPORATIONS!
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-10-22
3, 1874

uu6u OuuVu j INV uV6D
REFORM PRINCIPLES PROFITABLE-RE-
DUCTION IN THE EXPENSES OF THE
STATE GOFERNMENT-T STATE
AND THE CORPORATIONS.
The year the So 1874
Among the results of less than months OF GENUINE RE-
FORM STATE GOVERNMENT, the following
1. A reduction in legislative expenses
of MORE THAN ONE QUARTER.
2. A reduction in cost of the several
state departments of MORE THAN ONE
QUARTER.
3. Already large reduction in prin.
ting expenses under present contract and
under the Reform printing law Of last
winter, to take effect Jan. LIST next, a re.
IductiOn of MORE THAN ONE.THIRD.
4. Receipts from trespasses on state
lands over the average of previous years,
MORE THAN DOUBLE.
5. The deficiency in General Fund one
year ago, amounting to $66,923.SO, is
PAID UP AND WIPED OUT, AND
THERE REMAINS A SURPLUS on hand
Sept. 80, 1874, of 1925, 5000.
6. The total surplus in all funds of the
State Sept. 80, 1874, is $37S,344.9S. AN
INCREASE OVER LAST YEAR OF $l62.
I7OO.46.
Z. The State tax for 1874 will be
MORE THAN $4,000 LESS THAN
LAST YEAR.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
MUNICIPAL HONORs FOR A FORTNIGHT.

The Board OF Assistant Aldermen by vote
Of 10 to elected yesterday Peter H. MastersUn to ill
the vacaEcy occasiOnei by the dath OF Henry A. n-
den. 1t was then moved that George W. B'tts he
elected to III tie ncy caused by the prolonged ab
sencc OF Assistant Alderman Wiser. Assistant Alder.
mau S.mnDsOn wished 20 know If Assistant Alderman
Wiser had resigned President Strack red the
negative Assistant Alderman Clancy said that 1t
Was known that Assistant Alderman Wiser
had been abs Mt from the country since jane last that
be had given power Of attorney 10 friend TO collect
his salary at the Controllers O1lcc and IL generally
understood that he proposed to make his home IN Ger
many. After many motions and words proposition to
declare the scat vacant ald the table. Mr. Mas
terson the member invited to take part 10 the
proceedings He sail that he would accept the seat on
The condition that tue salary slo III 70 tue family Of his
predecessor.
resolution authorizing compliance with tho pr0vis
Ions OF the act for The fcorgaiz alton OF the New York
Bridge Company, aud the kSuaIcc Of nOds TO meet the
amount or money required Tor the first iIStullmtnt
toward the competition or the bridge ld over.
General orders piOv ling for the purchase from John
DdvdSun Tor S}000o Of lot 60 by 100 tcr the nor
side OF FftySvrut.st east OF Tnrdavc., the ri C
OF stdtiohouse for tho Nineteenth Precinct Police,
and FOR the lease from Augustus McGraw VI the sccOnu
and thrd stories "f MOTrisant Hall three year, at
'-.-.-' 80 ,"- 80 80, ,na Sn-S-.A H.
trict Civil Court laid The Board viii meet
on Thursday,
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
UNCERTAINTY IN THE CUSTOMHOUSE.

While the politicians and oilicc-holdcrs at
the Custom rjiculo the idea OF change in the
Culcctorshp, vet they are mob so san2une with re-
spect to the minor Officers. The principal Custom
house officials say that there will probably be reduc'
ton In the clerical force also in tho list Of wcghcrs
ana inspectors. They claim that there cannot Dr. sel-
Gus reduction without an impairment OF the efficiency
Of the SERVICE and that when the change IS brohGht
about he import alOns will he as large a. ever an the
full force Of EMPLOYEES will be required.
Sperial Agent Knsella ~ still tho city closing ms
laDors and will probably return to Washington TINS
week for the purpose OF presenting his rpcr Every
effort will be made by the publicn politicians TO pre-
vent rpductiU uasmuch as IL hap prS Their opera
tops imuuIrs their ll icte and dcpivcs tcm OF the
patronage with whcn they reward thcr adherchtS OF
concilte their opponents.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
THE DEATH OF CAPT. BOURNE.

A meeting of the captains of the Brooklyn
Police was held ut Police eadq lartcrs yesterday fore
nOon Capt Joel Smith presiding to express their regret
at the fate OF their esteemed associate, Capt Bourne
Committee Of Arrangements, after consultation with
the Commissioners, stated that the superneud
ent and Commissioners would agree to any
arrangements regarding the funeral that the
captains saw fit to make. 1t was resolved
that the Police should attend tho funeral IN u
body and resolutions In honor OF the dead were unani
mousy adopted II has been decided that the funeral
shall take place Wednesday at 1880 p n, aud Mrs.
Bourne is O member of the First Baptist Church In
Nassaust the services will be held there. Coroner
Jones impaDeed jury. and the inquest was held
Yesterday afternoon the station. Sergeant Jnheph
CarrouRher and Officers Lews Lewis. Antonio Carac
ciOl. Joseph DOnOhUe aud Pollock the prisoner
narrated the story given In THE tribune yesterday
and the Jury rendered verdict tnat the shooting
purely accidental Pollock was then discharged from
cusf1d
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
c1vI1, ALLEGIANCE OF CATHOLICS

lecture was delivered b3fOre the members
OF tho Catholic Union ast nigh at the Cooper Institute
by the R.v Edward McGiyn.. d. D.. on Tie Ofce OF
Peter-Tts Extent and its Limitations. The main pnr
pose Of the lecture 10 explain how far tho dogmatc
definition OF Papal InjalbiIity has affected tho civil
allegiance OF tho Catholics. The audience was
largo one. Awoug other things he said:
It Ia not Q, tho spirit Of tho fathers
Of English liberty, who demanded the rights n1 tne
people from .yrant king in the name OF u " nut 10 ti"
modern age that rccgatcs God 10 TIC region OF tho
unkuowab,e 10 call IN euphemistic phrase the IRON
pulicy OF Bismarck, firm d'hrninaH"h lDat
The laws OF the sato shall not he dlsrrRnrded
nor the rights Of the State Pncroached upon DY tho sr
mus power. But 1t is particularly saddenlng to una
Christian statesman like Mr.. Gladstone. who IL far from
rlrgnting God beyond the limits OF hscrenton making
use for PURPOSES perhaps best known to himself OF the
cry that in the last analysis IL Pagan or worse than
pagan SIMPLY athestic. Mr. Gladstone IN ha profess
soiI OF Christian must be a0le to Imagine scores
of cases In which his conscience hs u Christian
might have 10 come In conflict with The mandates or
rngauzed and despcc State Let us hope he wond have
thp TO 20 the stake for cOnscence sake
Let us also drvouty hope the day may bc far distant
when any English Catholic shall have 10 20 10 the stake
in tho hitter alternative Of his obryns law OF the
ate only at the expense Of sicrcng Ills conScience
But IN any case the iGls Catholic can surely ass rt
his equal right, with that O Mr. GadstDuc, to folOw the
dictates OF his own conscience.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
A sTocK.BRoKEI's DESPERATE REMEDY.

The uneasincss growing out OF the closing
transactions Of last week continued yesterday at the
openl OF the Stock EXrhan.r. and dccpcncd when
,tc fulure of another firm named Fyshe * Comins OF
No. 81 Wall-st, was announced. 1t was repored that
mis- failure was sequel to the operations OF III. X
Wright the young broker who created snch sch'1-
ton on Saturday hy heavy purchases of Wabash ana
subsequent swift failure.
With n view to ascpraning the causes OF Wriglit's
cx,l!orliuary ac,iun the Governing COMMITTEES OF the
Ia, ,ance held meeting yesterday morning. and sum
moucd Wright TO appear AM answer He was promptly
on haud and apparently made frank statement OF the
facts Wright having retired tre Committee dcbcratcd
and in short time sent te following report TO the Ex
cnanse:
Ata sDocial meeting OF the Governing Committee this
day Mr. Wright appeared fore the II. anu stated ~
susi nee that his transaction on 81 ulddy were iir
entirely for ms own account am, ID ueS% % aD rn
amhle aud resolution were offered and Unanimously
ia ,,rs It appear. from II. wnets ttea'n that on
was a adv cvrlrlwu he sapt thereby naet
IMP a hrasy loss on his associate; th'refor. ,,,v
,t K Wight lie aud is hereby expelled from ae new
i"1 rr Of ryshc & Comns caused some talk and
il was rEnrcd lnLt tn spc il ptrDcr OF the frin laa
hecD tOnhectrd with Wright Ga TINS loliit direct ~.
f0r.uaIon was not oo'ai"."i MI. r. she taih 'ha mar
he cause Of the s ,o",@ 'Hr" connec'sS .Sn Win '%G
Wright. TIE qucncr was that customer,, dcacr-
and all who has! at, accounts with the frIn drnLhlch
either thcr money dci,oss i'll the irust coi anicS
bad suspended although their la"uies Ontsi'c
OF the office. did not exceed 5000 or 5000
sad t.dt the probably arose from The lact thar
ne had occasionally bought and sol small lots OF stock
in the aisrucr of Mr. C"'Uus Toe latter and Wight
Intimate friends. aLd tGit Fact probably accounted
ff,i a.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
TIE TRIBUNE BUILDING.
E,on IN, Dubrou, f{J,cal qt,,gr,rA.

TIE NEW York TRIBUNE building. said to
be the most complete and perfect ncwHp.pr hui!In
IN auy country Is nearly ready for occupancy. as 1E
TRIBUNE announces It's Issue Of the 18th inst No
wonder that THE TRIBUNE people speak or Their new
building with prIue born Uf energy, perseverance,,
fidelity 10 du.y to the public, aud the success OF an en-
tcrprlSp conducted on the true principles Gi urallsn'
Every nc wsuaper conductor In this country could take
a lesson from The TRIBUNE which, u followed would he
a uclcllt to most tncni 1IE TaIBrNE has Reached "A
state o. perfection us u newspaper not attdiheu NY
another journal tins country and IL Is Dut JdSt
trbute to tuat Journal that its earlnGs are made 80
iyr. 1s TO rnale It to build million dollar house III
winch 10 publish it, Our c0ngral ulaioIs, hearty ana
surrre 20 with tuls notice The TEIBUNs enIvrprise
uuIeu uppp
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
KING KALAkAUA'S WHIT.

Mayor Vance dispatched to Washington on
Friday a message, bearing to KING kiakaua inforna-
ton of tie action recently tahn 10y the Common Conn
ell inviting King and his suite to visit the pctropp
lis. The bearer OF the message was W. W.
Armstrong o lawyer of this city and u
former schuolmate Of the King at Honolulu.
lie la received au invitation to call on the King at
NasliugOn and hearing 0f the proceedings OF the Com
mon CoAnc volunteered to BE- the bearer o the official
communications On his return with the Kings reply br
was accompanied by 6. L. Oie, Charge d'Af hcS and
Consul General for the u-2 IN 0f Iawaii. The follow
Ing is tic letter from Eing ilakaua tn the Mayor:
TIE ARLINGTON WA>IIINGTON, Dec. 90 1874.
SIR: have The hOLur 10 receive Nouf Bind cohiun.
cat non by the pr"aIbr aud Resolutions oi
inc In. >Itlrr uf the CITY Of 'WYJik, iivin. rc
with NV suite 20 visit the city. For the Distinguish d
cxpre.son ~ regard tharK vOu aud am happy u
ccrl volr tender U tne nuSitIiI;ls Gf me Cny. in
tend To- leave city "Wednesday morning aud nope
10 arrive IN NrwYUrk the afternoon OF III" s!me dN
nate my vI>it to tn great conmcrcidl cr "f iir R:ib-
itc. Nrlf respectfully, hhLAhACA' W.
The Joint Committee OF The Common Council viii
meet to-day and make ARRANGEMENTS for the Official
reccpion Of the Kns and suite. There will be an
excursion 10 the public institutions. and possibly
public djuncr.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22

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New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
THE MUNICIPAL BUDGET.

The Board of AppOrtiOnment will meet at
D. H. to-day in the Controllers office TO make the nna
revision Of the financial budget for 1875 The members
OF the Board, comprising the Mayor. the Controller
Presidept Wheeler OF the Department Of Taxes and
Assessments. and President Flanagan OF the Board
Of Aldermen held preliminary meeting yes
terday 10 the Mayors office and discussed the disputed
items nt length. Prcrident Nfi!sOn Of the Board OF
incaton appeared before the Bard and askrd that
the item {s6 for teachers salLries be restored
There IL lively discussion tins ltcin. THO cxpro
eucy Of reducing some Of other Iteus order not
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
sEO,IEt.S TO THE STORM.

,o>,n,r,oS ne THE sTREETs-TIIE sTREEr-CLEANiNG
BUREAU IN DOUBT AS TO ThEi" fo"H' "
TELEGRAPH WIRES REPAIRED 80
The storm did not greatly interfere win
travel IN the city yesterday The depth OF snow was III
a. nc,opt IN Withstand the efforts Of the street railroad
10 keep their tracks clear aud tho WORK was
40 far compctcd Sunday night that tho delay caused 10
b,sincss mon wa not great With one or two excep-
notably that Of the Fourth Avenue Rdilroad-the
various lines had four instead OF two horses attached 10
their cars of which only half the usual number wcro I'D
use Thev generally made their trips with proinptness
The Committee Of the Police Commissioners on street
Cleaning held n long session Yesterday afternoon 10
d'tcrmnc what action cxpcdient 10 resaru to tno
removal of SNOW ana ice from the main tb0roncnIaes
OF the city. The discussion OF the act In relation W o
cleaniug Of the streets was protraceu. INC M ~,
tion Of tue seemed 10 The Cotnbissionet,o ~ o ~
best rather ambiguous. The act empowers tnt Cu'' d
s,oneis to clean streets, remove ashes garbage a'u
ia no provision for tho expenditure o'
any money for nn extraordinary WvSS"n Wan ni
The previous Board q Police Commissioners nnao @ ,io %
ways asked for special appropriation 10 lo.
snow ond ice from the streets 1t was therefore ineIreu
by the Commissioners that they d0uneu wnt'nor o
had the power the aIpr0l ration or 'nat rl M
II as decided TO ask The OPiOn or the CorPordton
Counsel M further action is 10 Dr !akor i r, "
dprrd The expense Of clearing Broadway, from fvuI
tecnfh-st Battery is very great Dn II the law
permits the Commissioners TO use tue stree,cieamns
snropriatIOn Tor work viii be done immediately
the Il lccraph lines OF the FIRE Department. were re-
paired by large force OF men who hesan WORK u. u'r
nyut yesterday morning. BS dark every sghhl-po
nelow Finy-ninhs was connertcn WIN .ne e"If, ~ ~
houscO. Insurance, patrol buildings ana tiremens i,
IN Mercers The lines coniectihs tia NJ az
IN working order, thus the city above FIty
protected by tue old system Oi sshs AS s"o uH.
some uf the men could he takens from the work o re-
pdr.ug tho ire telegraph they were set at WORK Hh, W
tr ulrc h.,rs Al dL:k last niglt the Central on'c
was communication with Is stdtions Try expc'trn
to 20 with as laet as they could daring 'ho
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
A REMARKABLE METEOR.

A meteor of remarkable size and biilliancy
was tecu at yesterday. 1t first appeared near
The ganith aud although the was shining brightly
the intense light Of tho meteor attracted iiDmriair
attention. II snOt clear across tue eky III solihrfy
direction, leaving behind IL nrDuous traln ana when
four or five degrees the eOuthcrn horizon burst
and scattered shower OF stars ia every direction IKE
the bursting Of immense skyrock"t. Tho IRAN OF
ht winch followed 1t visible several sec"nds alter
1 In Yll,IsI lIIu nc
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
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whe 10 cersain chat he win be free on tnat Gay
Mr. Beach stated Yesterday that the case wnuid prop
bly he st dow for Monday When he could surely At
tend TO Il. There IL he said IN reply 70 lnars. W
no possibility of an arrangement upon the q"oe''" "
bill OF particulars wlthOu tho argument
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
THE SCANDAL sIJID

The day for arguing the appeal from the
decision Of Judge McCue, granting the bill of particulars
in the Tlton Beecher suit has not yet been fixed The
engagements of W. A. Beach, counsel for Mr.. Titon
make impossible tor him 70 be ready before Saturday
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
PROBABLE LYNCHING.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 21.-A Times Memphis spe-
cia says that 20 disguised men took two horsc eve'
from officers at JacxsunpOrt, Ark, on Friday last
succ wuich time nothing has been boiTd 1IOn tnein
Ii ~ supposed that tnry were hung
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
HOMH NE VS..
yaAA,sHNr ARRIVALS.

EftA Avenue notel-GOv. +: Nj McCooE ,.,.S, M w", =,
>r.aS Csctro.r Mason Aesny C.r' .IS J,m.s
r,s Of S. LUus CTaresdo~ BotMr R.s,ey Of sp
New fork
ese, Lesoi - Csna b Bake U Wsstwnsr Hos'
s,sn, psrmrotr T Trcy Press bretoo'f n "a "a
49,. sf is,ware Ntho,ds Hot'i-Judge hoe sno
C.,rs Arkpss<, ami the Rev tchi,n o hanoS van.
- s.Iaoy Hot<- q. W. McCot Of Ohio c"to~ Squert
Se-H,ysi Coussctsr W. L. Hanscom and FroL a. aAh "
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22

to increase the total amount Of tho budget was sS
cusred, without reachtnR a GnnOtusioh IN i0h"'
ali the items, the Board adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22

A USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENT.
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Can of handsome
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New-York tribune., 1874-12-22

This space WAS engaged Nv HOWARD 4 Co.,
No. 22g Phh-ave, hut they are 20 busy that
they have not time TO vhts an advertise
peht
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22

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