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General Dispatches.
HOMEWAED BOUND.


Wilkie Collins sailed from Boston on
Saturday for England.
MISSING MAN,
James Dennison, of Long Island City,
started a few weeks ago to visit Lyons, n.
j.. and has since then been missing.
ANOTHER SENSATION.
II IS rumored that Postmaster Bush is to
retire and be succeeded by Senator Bailey,
one Of Gen Buffers leutenants
MURDER TRIAL.
The trial Of Joseph W Freeman for the
murder of his mother began in Jersey City
yesterday morning
NAYIGATiOE.
\ Cleveland dispatch says that navigl-
tiou ON Lake Erie promises to be unusually
early But little ice in the lake.
THE RIGHT MAN PERHAPS
The New Jersey authorities are confident
defaulting treasurer, is the man.
THE MIDLAND MORTGAGES.
1t is believed the first mortgage bond
holders of the New York & Midland road
will soon foretlosc.
Four dwellings were burned at Tomkins-
vile, Staten Island, Sunday. Loss $l0,-
900 partially insured.
STORMS AT SEA.
Cable kilograms, to-day, report a large
humber Of vessels damaged in the late
storms on tie Atlantic, but no loss Of life
or total wrecks.
GRAIN Burned.
A fire at Clinton, n. y. last night burned
some outbuildngs filled with grain, forage,
live stock and farming utensils valued at
Sc, 600, belonging to Edward IL. Marshall.
Partially insured.
PLEADED GUILTY.
John Aldrich of Springfield, Mass, the
Adams express robber, pleaded guilty be-
fore the police court yesterday, and was
sent to Jail in default of $4,000 bail To
/ await sentence.
CUBAN STATISTICS.
Statistics show that for the past year
| there has been decided increase of sugar
and slight decrease of molasses produc-
| ton in Cuba. The United states takes 81
per cent of the sugar and 93 per cent of the
mOasscs.
DISABLED AT SEA,
The steamship Wisconsin, from New
York for Liverpool, was passed by the
russia on Saturday last, The former.
machinery was disabled, and she was steam
ing slowly.
HEAVY DAMAGES.
Robert Harder, OF Pittsfeld, Mass, has
recovered $4,000 from the Boston & Al
bany railroad company for injuries re
ceived by driving off an unprotected EN-
bankment where the company had erecte,
bridge.
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION.
The Hudson river ministerial association
convened in Poughkeepsie, tonight, anC
already quite number of clerg, men have
arrived.
A WAGER.
On Saturday Henry Connors, of Mon
trose, n, j., drank pint of whisky and
half gallon of beer within an hour on
wager made with bis employer, and die
the next day.
RELIGIOUS FREEDOM
A bill before the New jersey Legisla
turc stipulates that ther4 shall be religious
freedom iu all the schc OILS, the children he
ing permitted to follow their own religion
convictions and teachings.
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ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY ACRES.

The buildings are so situated that the farm
may be divided into two parts, each having
suitable and complete buildings.
The property has been timely farmed and I'M
proved durlhg seven years Is well located
within fifteen minutes drive Of Brandon VIII
lage, and Is well worth the attention OF any
wishing n frst-class estate, the present STOCK
two full-blOOd ShOrthOrn Blu Is. two years old
fifteen Blood and Grade Cows, eight 2-year-old
Heiters ana twelve Yet Rings one pair OF good
Farm Horses, one Pony Phmton and one Two
Horse PEeton.
rY-For further part culars inquire OF GEO. j..
FISH, ON the place.
Brandon, March ., 1874 ml0dSw2w
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PROBABILITIES.

wax DbfAhlMENl,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Mar. 9.-S p. m.
PROBABILITIES.
On Tuesday for the New England states,
the barometer will rise, with partially
cloudy weather and fresh to brisk north
and northwest winds. For the Middle
states and lower lake regions, winds dimin-
ishing to fresh and light, rising temperature
and generally clear weather winds shift
ing to casterly over the latter region.
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NAVAL APPROPRIATIONS

The House compittee on appropriations
today decided TO report amendments to
the naval appropriation bill with recon-
mendation that the House do not concur
in some of them and ask for a committee
of conference
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OTHER APPROPRIATIONS.

The committee has agreed to insert an
item in the deficiency appropriating SILL
$50 to make good to the Soldiers and Sail
ors Orphans Home in the District of Col
umbia the loss sustained by that institution
through the failure of JAY Cooke & Co.,
with whom las. years appropriation was
deposited. The committee will also make
the usual provision for this charity in the
sundry evil expenses bill for the next
iisCNl wear.
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THAT "aIDE DOOR GAME.
From New York.
CLAIM OF THE TENTH NATIONAL BANK.

CLAIM OF THE TENTH NATIONAL BANK.
New YORK, March Q.
Jcstice Donohue to-day granted a man
damus ordering the board Of apporton-
mcnt to Issue bonds for the paymcn, OF the
claim Of the tenth national bank against
the city for 32520O).
SUPERVISOR HAwIEY HELD.
Judge Benedict has denied motion for
the discharge Of supervisor lIawley On his
own recognlzancc and his trial is fixed for
the 2Sth inst.
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The Indian committee have decided to
report adversely to state claims upon the
general government for reimbursement of
expenses incurred and damages sustained
by reason Of the Indian warfare
IMPEACHMENT GASES.
In addition to the impeachment cases of
Judge Dur of Louisiana, Busted of Ala
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sslA(.ES.

WALKER-SKINNER-In Ticonderoga, y. y
March 8, by Rev. j. j. Muir, John Walker OF
Hague and Sarah Skinner Of Ticonderoga.
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UNO RENT. "A neat. comfortable house
i and oui-buildlngs, newly furnished, With
or without furi iture, ana one acre OF land, 10 II
small family. Terms low. Apply to
marlOdtw S. w. JEWETT, East ST.
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Ssa:c,.COunty and vicinity.

Rev Thaddeus f. Stewarsof Burlington
preached in Mechancsvile Sabbath after
noon. March list, and held series of
meetings at 5. II. Livingstons hall in Tar
blevile through the week following, and.
by appointment, will continue them the
present week. Much interest is manifested
in the meetings and many hopeful CONVEX
sons have been made as the result OF his
advent among us.
Rev. Joshua Clements of the Baptist
church in Mount Holly. is holding meetings
at the school house in District No. II, near
John Graves MILL every Wednesday even
ing We hear that good results are at
tending his iabors.
Town meeting passed off quietly with
us, most Of the old board of town officers
being reelected There were some who
did not agree with the majority however,
that voted to raise but 80 cents on the dol
lar for town tax. rs they thought it would
need more than this amount to dciray the
expenses Of the coming year
a vote of the town at town meeting set
d fl Parker and Gardner Carlton from
District No - TO H. and VIM Roberts,
George Briggs, Sylyanus Dickerman and
Thomas Danna from IL ia Q. The necessi-
ty Of the above changes in school districts
are not fully seen by the people.
White tiooro ,,,hou, 7 bovo mentioned
i, oti 1'' oc,,,',,n;c,tiors os thc l;ttle enf
fercr having a cancer in the eye, died Feb
23d. He dropped quietly away at last and
little unexpected to the family in his final
departure.
Mr. Tarblc has shipped to London this
spring some 600 dozen rakes via New York
ii being about his usual amount of goods
schV 1" '''0 S"'''o III III i"i 'no iis' DIN S'"'
We hear that at the present term of court
new petition has been made and served.
/ to call the road commissioners out again to
make alterations on the Horton road, SO
called. 1t is hoped to get through with the
road this summer. Cannot it be done?
see by TIE GLOBE that Henry Priest,
of East Wallingford, is editor of a perodi-
cal. the 7uttonian. published by the STU
dents of Tufts College. Now, we all
know and honor the abilities and peculiar
fitness as editor of Mr.. Priest IN his posi-
ton on the racy. spicy Tuftonian, We be-
lieve his residence is here: his father lives
about half a mile from our village and he
has ALWAYS made his residence with him.
BF.P.
-
DN'D'h
l presume your reauers may DC interested
especially at tins time. about anything that
touches the subject OF lntemperance; and
probably many OF them VIII TeJo'ce 10 near
OF anything OF note IN TINS direction done
ny moral suasion; On SUNDAY evening
feb. Sth' a. Il. WINS; naive OF Bridge
~".o' mood r,oohon;o ~ S,,r;,'ntioId ~
piass ~ NO haoL IF the Good San,ar;,o,,
nruo q" az '. ,,,a, o;.,, o ,o ,ha man',t' nf
! BrldgeWater village and vicinity talk
as ne calls MS elI0ris' AZ tne village sc'''s'i
| mousse Ills taiK seemed 10 SUIT up me
| DpODle. and that was an agent winch WAS
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Col. Nelson Miles, 9th infantry, and Geo.
City, 3D. artillery, are assigned to the
Howard court of enquiry making the total
membership seven.
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i,ousc Q)ruamrn;aI COOS.

4 T T Il E
b 0 T o N
C Z " 7 S T o Il 4
JUST RECEIVED.
800 dozen Towels. to be sold Al ruinous prices
10 tiuck Towels Tor 70 cents.
q Fine large lIuck Towels, 50 cents.
DamasN Towels, 2iNt0 % cents;
Heavy amaaN Extra FAIR Towels, ~ cents.
Do net tall to examine thee goods before
they are ali gone, as It is rare opportunity 10
get such ORGANS.
FANCY GOODS,
Plated Ware,
Elegant Vases,
Bronzed Statues,
BuSts,
slatuets etc.
Glass Sets for tho Table,
GoOlets, Diamond,
Fruit Dishes,
Diamond Pitchers,
spice Boxes,
Coffee Pots,
Tea Pots
Table ornaments,
Childrens' Plated Cups,
Napkin Rings,
Casters,
Tea Spoons
Desert Spoons
Table spoons,
Desert spoons, Plated,
Butter Knives, &c., &c.
Umbrellas,
Black Walnut Goods,
Pocket Books,
Bags,
Dolls
Toys,
Games.
b o O X s
Elegantly bound and illustrated, at the uniform
price OF
n N T. I y N n Il G L n L S
FOR EACH ARTICLE.
eE-Remember, we are directly opposite the
depot.
II U II l. y ID
M L $ G A f & r A p Il 5
! vi at B. MARSHALLS.
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DI1AI'EsS.

BLY-In Ticonderoga, n. Y, Russell BY, aged
II years and months.
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A bill before the New jersey Legisla-
turc stipulates that there shall be religious
freedom iu all the sch, OILS, the children be-
ing permitted to follow their own religious
convictions and teachings.
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w ASHINGTON, AldTCn ".
The [. $. Supreme Court after an
nouncing several opinions adjourned at an
early to-day out of respect to the memory
of EX-Presidcnt Fillmore
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United States Receipts and H:xpcndi-
lures in Vermont.

The following is general statement Of
the receipts and expenditures of the United
States in the state of Vermont for the fiscal
year, ending June 80, 1878:
RECEIPTS.
FROM CUSTOMS.
Geo. j. Stannard, late collector.... 325.62
William Wells, collector. .......... 9n,77l.6O
INTERNAL REVENUE.
II. j. Jones, LIST district ............ Ss6,Gl1.3i
c. = Dana, cd district. 22,4li "a
A. j. Crane, Sd district. .........-.. 12T,I9l.79
MARINE HOSPITAL TAX.
Win, Wells, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. slO7.ls
SERVICES OF U. $. OFFICERS.
Vim. Wells, collector. ..,........... sG,43325
FINES, PENALTIES AND FORFEITuREs.
GEO. J. stannard, late collector. ... S G5s.A
Vim. Wells, collector. ............... 1881 As
B. b. Smalley, clerk. ................, a,95J.O0
ENDOWMENT FEES.
G. j. Stannard, late collector sioss0
WIN, Wells, collector. ............., 2,S33.52
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
VIM. Wells. collector ............... $500. 90
EXPENDITURES.
Col chester Reef light statlon........ i4510. CD
improving harbor at BurlinSton..... 20,OOO.00
Improving otter Creek,....'......... $500 20
SALARIES OF OFFICERS
Collector S8,785s5
G Gilat iIpuIy. .''''''''''' .''''''''' lVuooo
Second Deputy. .....,.,.............. l;sOOO1
Three deputy collectors. 4,G662O
Two deputy collectors. .....,........ 1891 so
-Four deputy collectors. .....4........ d,s0OO0
-Four deputy collectors, .............. d,0lO0l
one deputy collector ,............... 10000
Five deputy collectors. .,........... 2,ssl.02
one deputy collector. .,............ 10000
-Four deputy collectors. ,.......... s,G5O.O0
one deputy Observation-Disclosures. $1,000
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II o r $ A L E

The undersigned offers his Dwelling House
and Lot for sale situated In the village Of Fair
haven, VI; also his
COAL AND LUMBER BUSINESS.
store house opposite the depot. For terms and
particulars apply to -
WIN. G. KIrTREDGE,
Fuirhaven, Vt.
March ., 1874. marl0tu
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A meeting Of clcrgymen of different de-
nominations, held to-day, at Association
hall. to take some steps for the promotion
of the temperance cause. The general dis
position was in favor of adopting course
of their own rather thln following any Of
those practccd in different sections of the
country. Several resolutions endorsing
the womcns' prayer movement, etc, failed
of seeondng. a committee on resolutions
appointed to consider all suggestions Of
fered and report ut an adjourned meeting
Thursday. Following are the committee ::
Drs. Prime, Hall, Steele, Crosby, Hep
worth. Foss, Deems Sabine, Cause, Hal
sey. Moore and Mccullough
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NJ L sc A r G r A = Il
wi at h. w MARSIALLS.
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John Aldrich, of Springfield, Mass, the
Adams express robbcr, pleaded guilty be-
fore the police court yesterday, and was
sent 10 Jail in default of $4,000 bail to
await sentence.
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EX-PREsIpENr FILLMORE.

EX-President Fillmore was invited in
December last by Mr. Corcoran to visit
him in this city during January, EXPIRE
sident Fillmore in reply said that he would
be unable to leave home in January but
would be very happy to visit Corcoran in
March, A similar imitation was extended
by Corcoran to the surviving members of
Fillmore's cabinet, one of whom Mr.. Hall
has since died
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Ne.y WORK s'roduoc Market.


CoTroH.-Prlccs On spot advanced ,c carly in
the day, but Afterwards became easter. Sales Of
1880 bales ut lGiic for nddling uplands.
FLOuR-RecciptS 1897 bbls. The market is
rather more active ana generally without de-
c.ded change, shippers buying moderately.
Trade busy to supply pressing wants. Sales Of
l2,IOJ bbls - G0eGO % Tor superiihe western and
state; % mG % Tor cpmnontO good extra weS-
tern and state g; L 60 IA 6 So for good to choice
white wheat extra western ana state; SO 50 "a
~ Tor common TO good extra ohio SO BOIL GO
for common to choice extra st. Louis, mar
ket closing steady.
RYE FLoUR.-1hes market Is quiet, opened
at II l5aj 50.
CoRS MEAL. Tho market for corn meal is
flrmer and more active at s. 50a4 35 for West
crn 80 for BrandyWne
WnIsKEY.Thc market is shade flrmer at 96h
Cd9Ic.
WnEAr.-Recelpts GG.s.0 bush. The market
is lag better Win light supply aud moderate
export and midding inquiry. sales 5000 bush.
at 81 81 al % for No = Chicago; 81 b6al IS for
No. Milwaukee II 5lGl Is for Iowa and
Minnesota spring coal 90 for No. l spring
81 ~ for northwest spring; 81 20 for white state;
81 60 Tor white spring; 81 i5e o for No spring;
81 - for white Canada In bond 81 10 for amber
pennsylvania.
RYE-'rhe market is rather more steady.
at gI@ l02ilc. Sales 1000 bushels
RARLEY.--The market is dull and In buyers
favor.
BARLEY MALT. - The market is quiet. Sales
700 bush Is al 81 90 Tor western
CORN.--ReCcipts 102sJ bushels The market
very scarce and 2a3c better with good eX-
port and Iair nome trade demand. Sales $4,000
s6gsS Tor rtw yellow western 50 for south
ern yellow eS9e9 for Old western mixed clos
Ing quiet.
mixed western G3oG5 10 for white western :
G3's for black western Go fer white and mixed
western in store; 90 tor Pennsylvanta black.
The following is the amount NJ grain in ware
house Tor the week ending arCl
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On Saturday Henry Connors, of Mon
trose, n. j., drank a pint of whisky and a
half gallon of beer within an hour on a
wager made with bis employer, and died
the next day.
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A large number Of cutters who work by
day have also struck for the enforcement
of the eight hour rule,
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Patrons of ruusbandry.

A Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry
was organized at New Haven, in Addison
county, on Friday evening last, by 2. E.
Jameson, with the following officers
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pEFAULTEE sPRAGUE

The trial of eX-city treasurer Spraguc of
Brooklyn has been again postponed until
the first Monday in April.
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Statistics show that for the past year
there has been decided increase of sugar
and slight decrease Of molasses produc-
ton in Cuba. The United states takes 81
per cent Of the sugar and 93 per cent of the
mOlAsses.
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MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION.

The Hudson river ministerial association
convened in Poughkeepsie, tonight, and
already quite a number of clergy men have
arrived
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DISABLED AT SEA.

The steamship Wisconsin, from New
York for Liverpool, was passed by the
russia on Saturday last, The formers
machinery was disabled, and she was steam
ing slowly.
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HEAVY DAMAGES.

Robert Harder, Of Pittsfeld Mass, has
recovered $4,000 Grom the Boston & Al
bany railroad company for injuries re-
ceived by driving off an unprotected em-
bankment where the company had erected
a bridge.
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SALARIES OF OFFICER

Col chester Reef light station.
improving harbor at BurllnSton.....
ImprOYlnE Otter Crock.
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A fire at Clinton, n. Y. last night burned
some outbuildings filled with grain, forage,
live stocl, and farming utensils valued at
$4,000, belonging TO Edward II. Marshall.
Partially insured.
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The following is a general statement Of
the receipts and expenditures of the United
States in the state of Vermont for the fiscal
year, ending June 80, 1873:
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SOLDIERS
WAR CLAIM AGEhC I
No. "A MOntgo"'ry hi"'
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL

a! n. AIKEN. ATTonNEscH;i
w Law sno C.ian'.. .S,,a,, %, and News.
:. Mi ri.. ir.nr. s:t-ntion to the Sol.s,Gn
cf sleiticbai Travel Fay, re" dEs go
VI Sev,,., Volunteers Gi.' faIseti mere insn
.h-.t me, mill. from hone. ecldr rs car
depend on tair d.a!ns LEI, 'n,o' ins,ose stamp
ts.s,,,x an,s ST ate con-. any and regiment, ana
Wheeler you have discharge; Cons gre ADA nl.
-, Pou,l.y under Act Of July ~, 1850 10
January 50 sl such Gl nnn must 81 s1oa has
,,-,-rd ell -olur,tetIs " no enlisted peloTe
July 4d s for three Ef.T ns .I nsa sAs ssn be
san a ~ ..yyicss rendered before 1883, put
&c. fer sr,ices in the late war rsnt.sns sSI
| lat va, .II var OF 1872 oSt&lLtt: a.u in'
-, oT,cyt q f,r less THAI disability "air-l-.
",,t ' ~ J.rscns ere showed to htalein t anu
! IIo-iaa var soldiers. STATE of le1es mas 80,
- ., surviving s.t,Ians OF it AaS 80
80, Nv Criaalss and Mobile frizs Nor!
awlrc ard Icing paid; '" n; AlA,n an.
,,Gstc l,usral LEV .nd Collection ih---e-
! scl-.-wtIl.
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TO TIE UNFORTUNATE
-. S..N I.EsySE:Fs
y NEU IsEHIf3ES
nS, GIBBONS E!sFfNSAHs
e G2.. i-ccrI,y street.

$500 ST., i.:ErI,t ste't.
81, Irsrcisoo. Istahiisie'i ti 80. y, s, ar
t,.trrt,+ If Stxu.l ..Il St pi!: t'st ft'N Ft'
- G.,.,-Tl,r. clc,f. Stiictu1e, 81 '!,ls ii ;'i
H.. ,.l,..S Stn.iI:.! %--l1.ts., ia
.t,:r ..iet.:.s If lars staliti.i ilc 4''-a'N"
I, .,;.-rt sSf.fiy 10 t.;c'i.
;Ea.riE!u 3EisC.ttcg.
- y NAM. = Jisslds IF l.isols, DOE hhie
mi .,.,s;,. ..,s ii.cl> wlo are s't!tiire iHt
7.,,r;t...., =i.ttIce tItIn the tsels ri so
a. r..t = IT III III vicus aEsvl ted mo re
80. I,,i :; t!rtig palliti. aII.Itia tcd sEt! '.l>-
,,.; tacts and tlt u trtl, i:-',sNii att.
ti,.,!s ,.+.cl:aijtyT% liz IN FL the u ~
1.,a1!:a-e or Tie 'll.* VEG ID q NJ. -
l., MI. situation Thousands sni!'t "h'h Sta>h
.r..,. IN. sctnc. LIT parents s6a-Gi;is,
Ctie.is : .ttcId 10 tlcse ho ar samoa < N!ih
-; + ;Gus, huIciii... !i:e-a,sirI 4ng E!iJ"t'i.s
- { tb%t;I.y caEe,i iui aka tti'u n.l'tt =
Il. too late. send them mum ti"i'' ~ 20 ~.
iIi:IUE. "a physician WHO las IniGe private
u "4s lis csi eciai stacy fof l'"ls, :La WI" :
4, ain to chr ;he irioss inret"ia'roaSe' which,
. -:.-icl,ty q i;.E n NJ !CtiSd 1ieF
a,:n.Ii;,. :. rik ,;.ss.
S,r.inal Omissions, The s'Is"Gn s' 90 Il h'if,
3! W.: TIL. solitary Nite. or utl ra'sd 81 A'.!
ifc.l.ercs. Is irg,:.crdiy tie !oTth 81 "cih
SO i,,aI; sir..,.st unlimited czttI.t lfoti",ilS
with ulI,rGlhE certainty Tie I, ii'iN ia. if"lI "
1rr..,,! sy1Yy toms uIlI,ee combat''i y scltnt--
H.. ....lI.,t iIcasErtas. viz: ss!ioW ccGuttn-
! zt,,. Ja!k = OTIS under tie tyts. pain III lie
ll mig II TIE ears Tiois, like Ike rnstliIG
=: caves and Iattling of Charters. aI.fsintfs
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-31
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