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The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1874-08-01
A Warming.

Owing to the great popularity which
Harris Great Relief has won for itself as a
reliable family medicine, there have been
attempts made by unprincipled parties to
palm off on the public an inferior article
under the name of 'Relief.n by asserting
that at is just as good as Harris" or that
at is Just the same as Hart's," and other
unwarrantablc statements. The public is
cautioned against being led away by these
attempts. The formula for Harris Great
Relief is our own property, and can be
used by no one else, and any party therefore
claiming s9aintMtt&s preparation is unwor-
thy of any confidence, and should be looked
upon as a public swindle.
SANFORD, CHAMBERLAIN dsALBERs
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MARYVILLE COLLEGE.
Next Term opens We'd. Aug 9G 18Th

TuIrloS. $40 year Good board for
So per week. Kitchens have been provided
20 that students can board themselves for
$l.2j per weeks, or at cost
1t is expected that apparatus worth
81, 600 will he provided during the coming
autumn.
The number Of permanent teachers will
he increased.
ms" Send for a Catalogue
L. VI. BARTLETT.
Maryvillc, Tenn, President.
June 80, 1874. Pm.
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For Sheriff.

We are authorized to announce the name
of j. j. Edmondson rs a candidate FOR
Sheriff at the ensuing election.
We are authorized and requested 10 an
nounce the name of Capt. I. D. Ellington
as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of
Bount county. Election 9th day of Au-
gust next.
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The n. ". and n. d. Show.

The largest Circus and Menagerie
in the world will exhibit in Knoxville
on the 10Th of August. Advertise
ment next week. See bills at the
court house.
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sro the Voters of BlouHt County.

- FELLOW CITIZENS I take this method
of informing you that am a candidate for
the office of County Register. II is unncc-
,ssary for, me to say to you that belong to
the Republican party, of whose record |
am not ashamed, but If elected shall fill
the office mpartially. | may not be able
to sec YOU all before the election, but shall
chcerfully abide your decision.
Respectfully, &C.,
July 0, ~. A. GARNER in.
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To the Voters Of BiOunt
County.

feitO'"Citizens: siasEauss
1 understand that there is a report
being circulated that ] am hired to
run for the ofiiceof Trustee, for the
purpose of defeating Mr.. Eaki1 and
electing Mr.. Bbyles. BeiAg man
of fewfgords, have only this to says
That the above report is a mali.
cious .faisehood, and positive lie,
gotten mp by the same set of men
wep originated the lies which
defeated me, and elected Mr.. Broyles,
two years ago,
q Respectfully,
FRANK p PEACE.
Iul,, QIot 1874
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All persons indebted to me are
hereby notified to come forward and
settle on or before the Goth of
August, or settle thereafter with an
officer of tue law, with cost attached.
{. p. JOHNSON.
Maryville, Tenn.
July 2Sth, 1874.
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Returned.

Mr. Cad. j. Hayes has returned to
east Maryville (near the Depot where
he is prepared to make and repair
Boots and Shoes at reduced prices.
Give him call
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GscligioslS.

The Elders Of the different
branches Of the Presbyterian church
will hold their next regular meeting
in the Presbyterian church in Rock
ford Tuesday, August the 10th, II
o'clock, q. IN and continue two days.
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Ed ascatiOlsal.

See announcement Of the opening
of the New Providence Normal Insti-
tute. This institution of learning
deserves to be well patronized by
the people of Blount county.
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J ,.!.-1lart-atcd book 2Copages jotr
Ht,.S;ioOo NoMANHooD! MARRIAGE (!
17od meats O. Marriage; the cause
and c.sc. Sent securely Seol1d, post
pa.dfofEo cents, byDR. c. WHITTIER,
CT ST Charles Street, St.Aouis, Mo-,
the great specialist Read his works.
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Please Return

If the person who borrowed my
saddle sometime since will return it,
he will receive the thanks of
JOIN CURRIEt.
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WitElsi raWn.

Mr.. VIM. Kidd authorizes us to
announce that he has withdrawn from
the race for Register, "bm not in
fav0r Of any other candidate
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1874-08-01
The Weather.

Heavy rains fell in this locality last
week and the first of this week since
the rain the air has been unusually
cool-equal to October.
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Personal.

Prof. S. Y. Sharp returned Tues
day from Cleveland, where lie had
been attending the Teachers 1nsti-
ue.
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Not Withdrawn.

Mr.. J. II. Carter announces that he
is still a candidate for Register. See
his card.
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Hall payable in adyance and the remain
der at the close of the session. Bills unset
tied when due will be considered On inter
est.
No deduction for lost TIME except pro
tracted illness of the pupil.
S. T. SHARP, Principal
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Circuit Court Click.

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce the name of VIII. A. McTeer as a
candidate ror reelection TO the Office of
Circuit Court Clerk.
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1874-08-01

The following prescription was
picked up on our streets the other
day, where it had doubtless been
dropped by messenger in search of
the Drug Store"
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1874-08-01
Barrels and Kegs for Sale!
At c. P. Johnson's Bar. Prices
reasonable. Call and see. 3t.
AZ Work.

Marshal Byers and his force have
been repairing our streets this week
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Sig: Take according to directions,
and the price charged for voting.
MEDIcUs Sen.
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Sam II. Rowan, Attorneyeat
Law, Maryville, Tenn, will practice in the
Circuit and Chancery Courts of Blont,
Sewer and adjoining counties. oct 26 90.
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new PROVIDENCE INSTITUTE

Fall Session begins Sept T, 1874, and
continues twenty weeks
TERMS
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9rufessipnal Cards.
DIR. John BlanIkfnship.

Practicing Physician and Surgeon, Mary
vile. Tenn.
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CANDIDATES wHIsXEY :

Prepare for the Voters-R. Muddy
water, 40 Gals, Tobacco, 3 plugs,
Pop skull whiskey, l Gal.
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Look Here! Fair Warning :!

July 31st, 1874.
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Now ~ Your Time!

Maryville, July Goth, 1874.
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tS" See addition .aa.. e "a pr. W. y.
5ummins' matHmoth adYertisGpept.

o g 90
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23

report which la generally believed that warrants are IN
the hands OF Deputy Marshal for the arrest OF Co
Alsibades Debanc, Gen.. Declonet. Col Fournet' ana
other prominent citizens.
NBw-ORLEANs, Oct. 22-The Attorney -GeneraPs opin
ion OF the legality Of naturalization before the becond
District Court will not be officially delivered ti' 70
morrow, but to-day expressed the conviction tnat al
naturalization papers issued from that court since 1854
are null and void The Picayune says:
The question has been submitted to the DISTRICT
Attorney and to all the Judges and there only one
idea on the subject. All the great legal MINDS tnis
State has ever produced have failed TO discover any
ilegaty IN this naturalization 1t was left Tor our Az
torney General to spring the question just Deiore
election. The Conservatives estimate the numper u
voters involved at 1000
The Hives" In Withdrawing their candidates. ola
not express preference the 90 stated
last uigbt. In an address they say
In consideration Of the present condition OF potca
affairs we. the Legislative Executive Councils OF tne
Hives Joint session, deem 1t expedientt 10 witdraw
our ticket from the ed and 10 release from Gil peaees
both our candidates and their suppOrters In order tha
they may be untrammeled In the coming election.
At $50 this morning o Solemn Requiem High MASS
was celebrated In the Church Of the Immaculate Con-
ception at the request of the relatives OF the citizen
soldiery who fell IN the late conflict.
The Third Ward Conservative Colorod Club now has
l8O members
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
POLITICS IN MEXICO.

THE OPPOSITION TO PRESIDENT LERDo - THE
TROUBLES IN TIE STATE OF oAxACA.
According to mail advices from Mexico,
Germany is Intriguing TO obtain foohold on Mexican
soil The Germans are Offering to loan money with con-
ditiops to obtain q colonial tract.
The Gaxaca troubles proceed from strange anomaly
The friend Of President Lerdo trying to get posses
sion OF the State Government TO carry Tor the reecc
tion of Lerdo In this combination the DiaZ men nave
ioined, Gov. Castro is rch incorrupbe, and an orig
inal Juarez and is strong friend OF Gen. Mea VINO Is
Minister OF War; and looking forward to the Presdency
Political events there ALWAYS have great influence over
other states hence the early contest for the supremacy
of parties. When the Legislature met' TINS mNormy
was against the Governor. The other members WIN
claimed TO be the Legislature. To etrengthen
his position the Governor had OF the nine FORMING
the majority arrested leaving that body without quo
rum They called in a sup!enfe. whereupon M Mrne GOV
ernor dissolved that body by legal process Inc Iuss
on has gone before tho Federal Congress ana Oh the
first test vote the Lsrdisias were In minority. IN
At a Congressional caucus to-day, lhe Leruistds, oo
being present, resolution was considered denahuns
of I@rdo the dismissal Of his Cabinet within 10 uay D.
but the matter not finally disposed or Inc saIle
caucus considered measures for the reeecton Oh
nj which DR.. Emile ValescO. member - iron
Tamaupas, distinguished Lerdista pontncan
denounced the reelection, and said he was strohe
friend OF Lerdo and had been always, Dut lt was no
convenient to reflect him President Al " initiative
has been introduced IN Congress against reelection
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
FOREIGN NOTES.

Six fishermen were drowned off LOwenstOft
during the gale in Great Britain on Wednesday.
The Board of Trade at Kingston. Ont, held
a meeting yesterday aud condemned tho proposed
Reciprocity treaty by "a vote Oft toe. .
Prince Bismarck will remain in Berlin
during the trial OF Kullmapn. his wOud-be assassin
Should the testimony OF the Chancellor be required he
will be examined at Berlin.
Election trials are in progress at Toronto,
ont. Mr. Plumb. member of the Canadian Parlialnent
for Niagara; MFR. Mackenzie. member for Montreal
West and Mr. Cameron, member for South Huron, have
been unseated by the Court but case WAS pcr-
sonal bribery proven SO that each member Il again
eligible for election. Two OF the three unseaie cd
members were supporters Of the Government.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick of the Canada Pacific Sur
vey has arrived at Sarnia c. W., with his party, from
the north OF Rainy Lake and Lac Mile Lac They left
Fort Francis the 7h OF October On the night Of the
9TH, the Hudson Bay Company store was burned The
loss Is about $4,000 Fortunately, all the hunters had
got OF for the Winter and the Indians had been pad
their annuities Two jays befOre. |
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
INSURANCE COMPLICATIONS.
THE ORIENTAL COMPANY OF JERSEY CRY.

THE ORIENTAL COMPANY OF JERSEY CITY.
A TRIBUNE reporter visited yesterday tho
office OF the Oriental Company and several Of
the other companies OF Jersey City for ths
purpose OF obtaining both versions OF story relating
TO the unsound condition of the Company. Mr. Wilson.
the Secretary OF the Company told the reporter that tho
Company was organized days before tine and
stringent law went into effect and that n has
perfect right under the old law, 20 carry on business
with q capital OF $1,000. Mr.. Wilson said that this
capital was composed OF bonds aud mort
cages on Jersey CITY real estate, the value
OF which could not be questioned lie said
that since business begun by the Company there
had been paid In $4,000 in first mortgage per cens
bonds on the Brooklyn. Flatbush and Coney Island Rail-
road The Company lent this road $4,000, and on
count OF this favor Mr.. Wilson given the position of
President OF the road. He Gays that the Railroad Com
pany have made contract with him by which all re-
eeipts the working expenses OF the road shall be
devoted paying this debt On the strength VI these
aud other securities the capital OF the Company was
announced TO be slo9,s02 Mr.. Wilson stated that he
should to-day wait upon secretary OF State Kelsey at
Trenton and endeavor 10 arrange the AFFAIR so that the
Company might resume business on reduced capital Ho
thought Mr. Kelsey had acted In hasty. not to cay
arbitrary In doing he did. but hoped pre-
vail on him to change his opinion The COMPANY only
o. 70 from the o,es The a. ,oawaa
To rms PuSIc-Bg confident that Of ors.,si
banes last bpnsg but they lave
satisfactory the Secretary of the State ceneeet
discontinue action undet the eauss nss
sstsfsctory TO bin. A. II. LAplkw, ffssdspl
RosEkr WILsos, Seeretasy.
James Gopsl, President OF the Hudson Company,
said that knew Mr. Kelsey he an exceedingly care
fui man In his business duties, and that he would nos
have written what he did IA public communication
unless he had evidence 70 support his statements
Paunier, President OF the Jersey CITY Company, said
the Oriental Company conducted on risky prine-
ples aud that IL would take large risks petroleum
fartory sitnated next door To q powder mill. ID \.
Gregory jr. spoke sShu"s' o the business shAra""'
vi Mr.. Wiison
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
THE TROUBLES IN CUBA.

ARRIVAL OF TROOPS FROM sPAIN-DEATH OF A
NOTED BANDIT-DEFEAT OF INSURGENTS.
HAVANA, Oct. 19.-The Spanish men-of- war
Corona and Tornado have arrived here.
Two mail steamers arrived from Cadiz yesterday with
$50 soldiers They landed 900 men at Nuevtas on the
way here.
famous colored bandit chief. who has been attached
TO Carlos Garca's forces, killed yesterday after
a desperate struggle, in which several persons were
wounded
HAVANA, Oct. 2o-The Military Commander OF Colon
teegraphs that the Volunteer and other forces had
sklrmish on the I4th OF Oct. with band OF outlaws
They killed one OF the band, aud the rest fed to the
mountains closely pursued
The Spanish gueras in the district have beaten
and dispersed small band Of insurgents, killing seven
and taking four prisoners
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
THE GRIEVANCES OF THE LABORERs OF THE

OLD BOARD Of GCB BLU WOhkS
WASHINGTON, Thursday Oct. %, 1874.
very large mass meeting OF laboring men, composed
mostly OF those who employed by tho old Board OF
Public Works aud have been unable to obtain the
due them assembled in front OF the City Hall tonight
for the purpose OF organizing and presenting their
10 the District Commissioners. The number
present was not far from 5000. After listening to
speeches from their orators they marched TO the
residence OF Mr.. Blow the only Commissioner pres
ent in the city, and serenaded him. They represented
that owed them hundreds OF thousands
OF dollars and that many Of them suffering for the
necessares OF fe while Congress had appropriated the
money for their yment Mr.. Blow addressed them In
q very conciiatOry manner and promised ALL whether
rich poor high low exact justice, so far the
District Commissioners concerned Three cheers
were given for Mr. Blow. and the Immense crowd dis
persed.
WELL PAID TREASURY CLERK.
Mr. saville the late Chief Clerk Of the Treasury De-
partment did not have modest appreciation OF his
services the old syndicate In settling his accounts
In the Treasury II was found that he charged hand
some sum for his work and liberal allowance for
penses His salary per quarter or three months was
1900. In addition he received per day. for expenses
the Of s25. and for the time bis mileage
tSS2, all the amounts being In gold. His salary thus.
far from s 900 month, more than any civil
officer receives under the Government excepting the
President and few foreign ministers.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
THE SCOTT MURDER TRIAL IN MANITOBA

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. GA special from
Fort Garry The Press reporting the progress Of the
trial Of Lepine for alleged completely in the murder OF
Scott that Richet sworn and examined. He
rected the history Of his appointment as delegate
with Scott and Black, and about to state private
conversation which occurred between the delegates and
SrGeorge and s John when the Judge declared he would
not receive IT, He asked for the Orders in Council and
acts OF Parliament in effect recognizing the Provisional
Government and the delegates The defense here broke
down, and could not produce the papers. Mr.. Wood
asked Mr. Chaplain II he not endeavorng to prove
that the Provisional Government de Jaeo and thus
establish the right to execute Scott. Mr.. Chaplain
admitted that this was his Intention. and asked tho
Court to adjourn until morning at 10 o'clock
renarkng that this decision would bring the case t0
close. The Court accordingly adjourned until 10 Q.
sa-m
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
FOREIGN NEWS.

TIE CASE OF COUNT Won ARN1M.
AN AUDIENCE GRANTED BY THE EMPEROR TO COUNT
Won ARNIM- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF The
BERLIN, Thursday, Oct "A. 1874
II ia stated that the Emperor William granted On
audience to-day to Count Won Arnim- Botzenpure' e'
Governor Of Lorraine. This signifies that Crisis
has arrived in the Won Arnim affair, and it remains
to be seen whether Prince Bismarck or the pow
erful Arnim family win prove the victors.
II is said that Count Won Arnim- Boitzenburg mas
resigned -...
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
NOTES OF THE CONTEST.

ARRESTS BY UNITED STATES OFFICERS IN ST. MAR
TIasvILE-wARRANTs ISSUED FOR THE ARREST
oP PROMINENT CTZESs-THE LEGALITY OF
NATURALIZATION BEFORE THE SECOND DISTRICT
coURt--REAsoSs FOR THE WITHDRAWAL OF THE
HIVES" CANDIDATES.
kEw-IBEBfA, Oct. 22.-Capt E. F. King
Just from 81 Msrnsve reports the arrest, the night
before last OF Charles Herbert IT, and PIscide Huva
~ the AelRts Ualtsd .sstes Nsrsba There 10 sIao
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23

Mr. Billings 10 also member OF the Board OF Aioof
men, and lawyer Of repnte. -. a.
Frederick Kuehne 10 the junior partner Of the hrm Q,
Nacbod a Kuehne, bankers. and 10 President o! tne
New-Hamburg Steamship line. He was nominated ior
Mayor BY the German organization OF when o1"""ko
Dittenhofer 10 Presidept but declined 70 serve.
George H. Forster is lawyer OF Wallsf, havinRs
good standing among the members Of the profession
and 10 an active Republican.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23

the Harvard Medical SCHOOL Addresses were made
Presideut Elliot Judge Clifford, Oliver W. Ho.mes, all
r. r Haze COMMITTEES OF 90 appointed 70 sueesss
me ans for raising tho 100000 necessary ana
measures for securing that amount oy con'''"u''.
vii taken.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.


COMMAND OF THE CARIIsr FORCES RESUMED BY
GEN. EIIO-REsIGNATIoN OF SENIOR zoRIuLIA-
TWO CARIIsr CHIEFS ARRESTED AT CoRDoVA.
sAxrANDER, Thursday. Oct "a, 1874.
Gen. Eio has resumed command OF the Cari's'
forces, and Gen. Mendiri has taken subordinA'0
position. Both are with Don Carlos at Estena.
HENDAYE, Thursday, Oct. a. 1874
The Bishop of Urgel has arrived at the nead'
quarters of Don Carlos The Carlist chief Mogro-
veto is at Orduna with 5000 men.
Senior Zorrilla has resigned.
MADRID. Thursday, Oct. A. 1874
The Carlist chiefs Lozana and Fuster have Deeh
arrested while passing through Cordova in DISGUISE
1t is probable that Lozana will be summary 'r'ea
and executed at the depot where he recently ordered
the shooting of several railway officials
The provinces of Murca and Alicante are now Tree
of Carlists.
The Government has issued an order directing tne
winding up of the provincial banks within month";
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23

THE HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL
BosJON, Oct. GA large meeting Of the
most prominent of this city and vicinity held
to-day TO aid the project of erecting new building for
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
ADMINISTRATIVE REFORMS IN ITALY.

FLORENCE. Thursday, Oct. "a, 1874
The Minister of instruction, addressing his
constituents at Agnone deprecated as futile the opposi
ton on party grounds to administrative reforms he
stated that the financial position Of Italy had greatly
improved.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
THE COUNCILs-GENERAL IN FRANCE.

THE COUNCILS GENERAL IN FRANCE
A CONSERVATIVE GAIN OF SIX IN THE ELECTIONS
FOR PRESIDENTS.
PARIS, Thursday, Oct. %. 1874.
Thus far 81 of the Councils General have chosen
their Presidents OF this number SO are Conserva-
tives and 20 Republicans, winch is a Conservative
gain of six.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23

NJ. THIERS'S VIEWS IN REGARD TO ITALY.
PARIS, Thursday, Oct. 49, 1874.
Ex-President Theirs has written letter IN
dcnantly denying that he ever represented that the
French Government actuated by sentiments hostile
to Italy He maintains that the contrary. ne mas
constantly affirmed that the country Government anu
Assembly, disapprove any movement against Italy,
New-York tribune., 1874-10-23
rRuANy AND NAyIGATOR'S ISLANDS.

UERMAN1 AND NhVIUhIONC . f'f14f4'O'7'
BERLIN, Thursday, Oct. a. 1874.
The Norddeutsche AHgemeine Zetung states
,,t tho cerman Goverpment has no intention Of Occu
pying any part OF Navigator's Islands.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-04
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsH'q

HNHE cO-PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
existing under the name Of the Glenbrock
Mill Company consisting of r. Davis, G. c.
Thaxter and NJ. D. Match is this day, January
LIST, dissolved by mutual consent F. Davis and
G. c. Thaxter will continue the business under
the firm name of Glenbrook Mill Company, pay
all debts due by the firm and collect all out
standipg bills. F. DAVIS,
G. G. THAXTER,
N. D. HATCH,
carsop, Nsyada, J.nuary 1874. .al7-lm
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Rates OF AdNertis:nC:

One square 10 iinesl first iusr7t-o.2.......73 90
Each subsequent iI.s5 stion. roI s1uare..,.. 50
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Committee Of arrangements;

IL. l.-c / lI.it, co.. !. Tylrel
William lass.e