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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-04-17
NO CE |!

rNhe Subscribers to the Paper for raisin.
L funds to build a Cong regational Mcetin.
House i'll Bradford, VT. are hereby notifie,
that fifty pews having been subscribed for. ac
cording to the condition of said paper. sal,
subscribers will meet at the Academy in Brad
ford on Saturday. the 18th day of
April. inst at = o'clock z. NJ, for the pur
pose of completing their organization as an
Association by adopting IA Constitution and
bylaws. i'll accordance with the provision of
the Paper by them subscribed. and of Chapter
90 of the General Statutes of Vermont and
electing officers and tranacting such other
business as may become necessary and prop.
er to he done at that time.
Bradford, VT, April G. 1873.
ROSWELL FARNHAM,
l.. II. ELLIOT.
GEO. l.. BUTLER.
ALBERT BAILEY,
46w2 ]. b. w. PRICHAKD.
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Call at Mis-. {. $. Stevens and
see her Toilet Sets.
The best and cheapest lot of
Neck ties are to be found ut Mrs. {
5. Stevens.
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CHELSEA. Golden wedding,
The flieads of Mr.. Henry Godfrey,
met ut the residence of Mr., Josiah
Douglass on Saturday last, to cele
hrate the anniversary OF their tilti'
eth wedding day. About sixty were
present and all enjoyed themselves
very much, aud went away leaving
the happy couple in good spirits.
Il.
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LIBERATION NOVuCE.

l have this day gwen to my son HORACE
GRANT, his time, during the remainder %
his minority. and shall claim none of his earn
ings nor pay any debts of his contractio us II
ter this date
HARRISON GRANT.
Witness. S, B. DARLING.
Ncrshire. VT. April |, 1875. 4jr3w
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CHANCE FRO BARGAINS

The undersigned will sell very low, Phila-
delpha made Jenny Lind buggy, | two seated
buggy (second hand. in good or,ler). single
seated buggy, (secoud hand, i'll good orlcr),
nice Buck board, farm wagon. Also, 3 new
light buggies, with walnut gears, and thorough
~ made. Will exchange ON fair terms.
l7wl. GEO. T.. BROWN
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SOUTH NEWBURY. George w.
futile has been granted pension
of twelve dollars per month, and
two years back pay.
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bradford, VT, April ~, 1875.
LOCIL TfERS.
BRADFORD POST OFFICE.

tLosE, DUB
Southern Mnil,....l0ldA a, M..,, y T., NJ.
Northern Muil.... $40 T., M,,,,,ll A, NJ.
Western Mail ...,.. 3, =, M'...lo A. NJ,
B,ton a. New York a,3l y. Mo-. a. N.
Office hours from Ia n NJ to $40 =, N. sun
nvs FRAN IL 30 To nv,
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Call ut Mrs. q. s. Stevens and
see her new line Of neck.ties, collars
and cui ifs.
Another new lot of M0ttos at
Mrs. {. ). Stevens.
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Boston Cattle Markets.

At Cambridge and Brighton. Tor the wecl
ending Tuesday, April 10, 1870.
PRICES. Beef CoHc.-Extra fat and heavy
premium oXcn,Sl0.0o 1915; first quality
$500 40 - second quality. $1,000 S.75
third quality, So. q $50. per 100 lbs. on tota
weight of hide, tallow and dressed beef A
few choice single pairs, Sll.o0 Bulls, etc.
$50 600.
WorhiHg Orcn.-Slj0 2iO per pair. or ac
cording to their value as beef. Steers. SS7 n
$50.
Mitch Coms.-Fair quality, $}5 a 63; extra
good. Sdja 80 with or without calves, rs may
he agreed farrow and ordinary. $40 Il 40:
yearlings, so a 20; 2-year Odds. Sls a 81; }
year olds, $2S a Is
Meep.-5!" g.! xtra, s. a y; fancy lambs
10 per 10. live or 80 a $50 per bead,
Observation-Disclosures, o a o retail, 0 q
per ID. Fat Hogs, aStc per 10.
Hdes.-BrightonS a SIC; country lots u
caliskius, q lJc. pelts with wool o II 81 90
Tallow )! 4 g. country lots a 81,
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The Ladies' Benevolent Society
will give I'M entertainment ut Tia,
Town Hall, on Friday evening, the
30lh inst. The exercises will con
Sist, in part, Of II Spelling Match, III
which all well disposed persons
both old, middle aged and young
are invited to participate. Those
who will take part are requested to
give their names to Mrs. Eliza a.
Barrett or Miss Emma Il, Rogers at
an early date.
The rules are as follows:
|. The words shall be given out by the
person selected, 20, Gambcll Espl
,. Words shalt be given ont alternately Ia
the sides.
3. ANY way of spelling authorized by Web
stcr shall he accepted,
I. But one trial shall he permitted
3. II ose who miss shall promptly take
their seats
6. The referee shall be appointed by the
spoilers.
Z The Progressive Spcllcr, Clowns aud
IIolhroOk' - shall be used
----------------------
CHINA WEDDING. About forty
ladies assembled toy, thcr. and ad
vancrd in body to the residence of
Mrs. b. y. Chandler, Of this place,
on Wednesday evening. aud took
her by surprise, which overcome her
in such manner thai she could
hardly speak for some time, il being
the ami, ersary Of her twentieth
wedding day. We hardly know how
to express our thoughts on this sub
ect, we cannot call it a Gandcr par
ty because there were no gentlemen
but nevertheless there
was a good time. The table vas
loaded with presents, and one Ill
particular, the center piece, we can
not describe it, but it caused much
sport and laughter The party re
tired at an early hour, leaving Mrs.
&. feeling much happier than when
they called in the evening.
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VI AR RIED,

AZ the f. w, d. Parsonage IN Coruth, 10y
Rev, Mr.. button, on April LIST, Mr., Plumly C..
Norris, ESP, of Corinth and Miss Hannah
Roberts oi Vershirc. No Cards.
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CONN. Il PASS. r. Il.

GoiNG SOUTH doiNG NORTH
Mail train :. 1913 \. VI. Mail train, B. pm
Nixrl train 3isr.M' Mixed train SIS NJ
Way Freight ll,j0 \. W. Wa Frgt, lO,l0A NJ
Under the new regulations persons can ride
On freight trains provided tickets are pur
|chascd at stations.
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THE ST. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET Tuesday
was dull, with very little offering. We quote
common to fair, 20 to % cents; medium t.
good, % to y cents: choice, : cents; fancy
70 cents
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Notice :.

Written Exam nations of Com
mon School Teachers at the Academy Satur
day April 9th, commencing at Q o'clock, A
Nj. Teachers are requested to be promp,."
Citizens and all friends of education cordi-
ally invited to be present.
j IL JONES. Sunt
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For. sale.

A PPLETON'S NEW AMERICAN CYCLIC.
n P.EDlA. First Edition, Ii vols Phi sc
$3.50 (half price, per vol.
l.. II. ELLIOT.
i0Wl Bradford VI
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b. @. g. NJ. Il. u.


The Connecticut River is break
ing, and the ice is floating off with.
ont any damage in this section.
, 1875-04-17

told his story to tho Grand Jury. Tho substance
OF what hs said Was gison tn Jestesdav'a TnfD-
uSE, but 1t Inns since hcen learned that the t1tods
or tho Hyde Tar} land weso wrttton nt tho Ia
ctne Hnlcl hftcr or during tho interview be-
twcen Turner aud Feed, which Strong tessi-
iied to. ....
THE TRUNK
containing need's implon,enta md books is aelll
nt Tho Fidelity Savings Bank. ltough Efforts
have bceu nlaao By toicctiyos 10 obtain posses.
ron Of IT, Nth a WOW Of using its contents to
their personal advantage. Ono Of them stated 10
gentleman Interested In tho prosecution that
there was $50. 600 IN that trupk-moantng That,
II ha lad control Of THO Hax seals. hogus deeds,
ctc lle could aqucoze that amount from propor-
ttSy.ownors by clearing their titles Of Glands.
Ihceo fellows, however, will not bn allowed to
nso tlo consonta for any such purpose. II Tnr-
nof iat!s to make li!s appcaraco for sra', II ta
lllselv that Heed, before he quits Chicsgo. wilt
mako eon,o revelations which will assonlsh tho
cnnmunity, and It tho same timo aayo consider
nblo money to those who have made pserara-
s1otis to fight o1ecsmcnt sta brought id tho
name OF George 4. kibbc.
, 1875-04-17
THE cTY.HALt,

Tho City Treasurer yeatc7aay received e1l,o38
on city taxes, and 81 ,s2l from tho Water De-
partmept.
Tho Fullerton avenue conduit trial ras TO-
aumed yesterday afternoon iu the 3la5os'a Office,
NO ne" Developments wsse nhde, aud tho trial
wAa again continued
Tue Board OF Public Works MIL to-day adver-
ttao for the payment OF ths setnt- auuupl water.
ts1. uo1ess paid during tue mouth of Nav tbe
usua! 10 per cont will bs added. '"e
Tho Board Of Public Works yesterday enooed
bids fos ], boO cubic yards Q! ssavHl. but taade
no award Of tho contract. The bidders wora Il.
DAnfoId. $40; Cromwell Mound Company.
CLIO; +. II. Bailey, @l.81; Adm, Werner, ii 10.
They also issued fourteen permits for house.
moving.
Ar. A. Q. Ilesfng WAS sgstn around the City
Hall yesterday afternoon making arrangements
for tic defeat Of the Incornosatlon act OF 1879.
TO be sotcd on Apsit 20. lie further took nd
yantAgo ot lila pEcaonco to canvaas tic Hceua nf
his past isl,ors for tho conug fail bfcct!op. Tho
lieads of tho dlnerens departments were oa,l-
tlonea to do everything ia theiy ln,ner 10 make
the pEeecnt administration = graul nuccess, and
seyessl officers uho,u lo thought we.o q llstlo
bit CARELESS we're taken to tara for Il In worry
mild manner.
Tho squabbls for the position Of po.tco
sussiee u ths eoush DlYsaton may be
, 1875-04-17
a Funny leo Adventure

Troy ~. ~ fFtts.
Last Saturday man residsnB ncar Cohoes was
trying to Hovo largo cako OF ico which WAS on
tho noint Of being cas1 ont on tho road By the
current IN tho rivor. uo stepred upon The leo
With tho Intention Of broakinR It, wlion It begAn
10 move on, taking him with 1t. Tho leo moved
out into tho cantso OF the rivor and rapidly tow
ardH tue dam: Tho man wnH In foyer Of o1cise.
mont. expecting his last tnomeu. to arpuar rhou
ne would rcnch the dam. Tue wa'cr being vorv
high. tho fal! Mt tho dam waH unusually low, and
tho loo With tho man On Il passed. over In satoty,
nno dflfted III tho direction OF tho gaa-hoMao.
top OF lttle alants which was noa1ly covered
With tl1o wator. Tho man not or tito ice and
Btood on top Of tho houeo. but Immediately fell
through aHkylisht IN The roof. falling Oh Soma
sirln WHO had Eono to tho top door to ekcapo tho
roaring "Dur2tarl" aud ''D{urlerl Their
father appeared from tho nexs room md al ex-
PLANTATION followed.
, 1875-04-17

FfIedeftcke Erhsrd complains that her hus-
band. Frank ErhaTd, Is In tho habit Of knocking
het down and than dancing pop-wor oyer md
on her body, and she fails 10 f3ud any pleasure In
such proceedings, wae1ofore Bhe psaJs TOT d.
yofce ~ 1s!ief.
Marion 4. Martin Ia ALSO among the dissatis-
fed, and her cause Of complsut Ia tho excessive
affection Of her husband, chspiu II. Martin, for
intoxicating liquors. Aud she, too, vaults =
dirotce.
Mary Begger makes simllar charges against
her husband. ueinmrsch segger, and SHE thinks
ihat It IL hardly just that she should be obliged
to take care OF 4 dsunkun huabaod aud l20-
acre farm. Her desires viii be met II she ia re-
lleyed Of tho former, and invested With tue title
to portion OF the latter.
DoclR G, iIsRA sa,s thkt when she premjseA
to love, honor, and oboy, It was with the mental
reservation that her husband should trpat ber
kindly, knd, ~ he finds hts chiof occupstion in
exercising hls oxtanaor muscles on lef face, s!,s
proposes 10 exercise AeE free will In getting .
divorce.
Carrie Kelloy thinks that billlard.plsylpR Ia
not TO be included In the list Of marital duties,
Mud bocauao hor husband. Joseph, engages Ia
thls fasc'natlas amusement, sha viii nono Of
him. On ono occasion she wont Af.sr him Ut
o'clock u night, and insited him to 60 hons,
when he cAro'ncd On her head with tho cue aud
poeksted hss on ths floor. But Joaeph, nosuith-
etaMd!nS bis devotion to thu iyoriss, bas lid IN
eso0 Tor rainy day, md M1s. Ksley ssys shs
, 1875-04-17


The folo (Cal.) 5idik sosno days b4fore the
49, ot April, told Tho following goose story !;
While hunting in tho tu1ca near tho alu1s Of
Gaelic Orook OIL Monday Inst. Aho Green, Al old
inE upright, will loua b,,ried about ono-Iaa.f iu
tic adobe soil. lie thought at first II was lyioh
and. creeping ctoacly mp. fired hiB gun at It, but
Tho bird did not bulge M inch. lio thought ii
very otthl,Eo and Wallted mp to II. I1a found II
ed at sts tnlMcnho weight. It lad tuspod to
stone, aud d mark On ia wing. near tho forward
Joint. showed wl,ero TIM sl,ot Ind struck it,
knoosing p'ccc OH. IIo managosl to iniae It up
ot's OF tds ground. anil WHOM DO laid II down
piece droppoa from its broaat, dirolosIng hol.
low inside. from which puro. clear water com-
mcnccd running. tts feathers wcto worry n1tur.
Al, and lta nppearance waa calculated TO dooeiYo
-ao 1lfoitke. IGo took it to Ills cabin. down tho
can bo sosn by tl,oso who wish 10 800 suou a
strange aud unusual ntglik.
, 1875-04-17

UEETlS8 OF TUE FINANCE COMMITTEE.
a meeting Of tho Finance Committee OF tho
Reunion Of Soldiers and satloss Of tho United
States mas held yesterday evenins at tho sber-
man House club room, Gen. Caesla!u in tho
chair. There were about dozou metnbers of
tho Committee prssout.
Tho Chairman stated that tventy-se.en COM
m!ttcea had been organized, but thst it was al-
ready apparent TINT moro committees should bo
appointed, and That aomo fifteen or twcnty moro
booas should be taken out 60 o. to coyo1 other
business than had already received attention,
He urged every member at the COMMITTEES to
SEQ that small amount WAS gotten from every
body. Tho reunion d!l not want large sub.orlp~
from The many. As had been already Beon, tho
troubio mas not 10 much to got subscriptions ~
to set people to go In search Of them, Taao II
altogether tha prospect WRs very good tudeei
for tho securing Of Huf1clencY OF funds.
Sir. Frank Wentworth. on behalf Of the Com
mIstee deputod to raise subscriptions At
tho hotels, reported that be had
raised 1895. lie had soen Potter Palmer.
scribe unles. the headquarters OF tbs Grand
Army Of the Republic wors senoved from tho
Grand Pacific Hotel to tho Palmer House, il
which case he would subscribe $500. Ila had
t!!ea n!s to explain T. Nj. Palmer ,,,t| that tao
ouly ono of tho smallest Of tho Or
Eanizatious WHICH would take pntt in the
Neuhion. bnt that gentleman had not succeeded
In gaming > full comprehension Of tho state Of
Affairs. Mr. Wentworth produced card bcnr-
ing tho following legend, 40 indicative Of Mr.
Palmer's position:
will subscribe to the Army Reunion Fund 500.
my house snd continued there. poT1Ea pALMEA.
afs. Charles Kcrn. ct the Sub-committee to
}poE after tho saloon md restaurant interest.
sald that be had not dope anything yet, but
would DO something Immediately.
Atr. Jacob Gros1, OF the Sub.Com mtttce an-
poiated 10 look after the local Cnurta, reported
that ho would START Il work "a soon a. his book
Was given him.
On motion. Gan. che..atn was appointed
Treasurer OF tho Finance Committee.
Gen. sherman stated that it would bo N ab-
au5dsy for the Finance Committee to appoint an
Auditing Committee, which conid oniy be done
bv tho Executive Committee. Tho Finance Com
mitteo should not forget that sbey wero B1b-
committee Of tho Executive Comna,ttee, created
By it. and uete renponslble and accountable to 1t,
Gsn. Chetl4sn, Col DalapIa, aud othcf 0cntlc-
men, showed that they had oo,ucidsd with this
idea ali slong.
Gsn. Sherman explained tho manner iu which
the Grand Amy reunion Of 1863 mas conducted,
aud wbich nas remarkably Iko The method Of
procedure of tho present reunion, with tho e3-
ceptIo1 thst GO thxt occssfou they had 4 band
which cost over e6, 600, aud which,
from hls description, TAR exceeded any grand
banquet which may now bo gottan up.
on motion tho mcetiag adjourned t,ll Wednes.
day evening.
, 1875-04-17
r. K. TURNER.

4oRE tHFoAMAT1oS ABour THE ctaE.
6ovo5al circumstances came to light yester-
day which, II true, tend to strengthen tho report
that 1todolphus Z. Turner, tho alleged deaer In
fictitious titles, has lled to Mexico Ut some other
country to @ro!a q trial, and thus
cs:apo impending punishment, 1t is naid
that willis his preliminary examination
va. In progress before JustIce Htsnes. Tu,nor
had 4 conference With James Hood, aud en-
dcaroyad, according to the lattcs's sta:emcnt, to
induce h;.a not to tell what ho know Of their
TRANSACTIONS regarding forged titles. Reed, a is
well known, has made forgery . business for
twenty years, during twelve Of which. u be nayB,
10 haa ass!stcd Turner "henoves It became nec-
ettssy for hIm 10 prove clam Of title or sin
Elo deed 10 accomplish his pnrpoAe;
Nd during their long acquaintance:
sshp., p',n Hsst .; vas " .h, 70 ottea engsEea
~ TusLer Waa ooTn auopg tho gang {he being
Il large mani, has fotRed deeds to l95 quaftaF
Eections Of land 2 100 acresl 10 this State alone.
whl!e IN Missouri, whore 10 has operated more
nearly ese1y aero In the military tract" IIence
/. il not to DO wo4desed ut that Turner should
Ia anxious 10 close Reeds mouth; his testimony
9toF u. knew e. tIst o. ovsstates had been made 70
oa.J testimony he fe4red. lis WAS couhdeae
THE BToRY or PATTON
and bis quondum confidential clerk could be
h:nEeu down, inasmueh a. Patton had confessed
tta. lie had committed pesju1Y at Quincy 1t
turner's request, to saye him from tho penlteu-
tiary. For the statement Of 1illl he cared notl-
il.;:, since he Individually did not know whether
tue dsods "s's talse Or genuine And ~ to
the Methodist pssson, or fisherman "--uhq
preached In oountry villages TO o..
lain \ standing and enable hlm to d:spuse
his not'bseu heard OF slpos l!ia departure. Ills
3aliEa. hQuoyet WAS captured II Altoona, Nhoru
, 1875-04-17

| THE r1rYsfc1AH TO HE AllnEsTEn TODAY:
Another woman is On lnr dcatll-bcd from tho
effects Of an nbor:ion, and tho physician who Ia
said to havo brought her tlloro !B not a ao-callcd
quack but ono who haa the reputation Of being
Il respectable practitioner. Nhle Ills alleged
victim stntcs specifically thai ho butclcrcd her,
ho hlmaclt dea1cs IL, admitting, however, that
he has prescribed for l,er; lcnce. eince Tho cir
cametanccs arc to bo tadieiattY Investigated.
lis natnc Ia suppressed unsil 10 has an oppor-
| tunity to present his defense. The nanao OF tho
present lying In room over "Tho
Store" on Clark st.cot. Iler " friend" is
William Kircl, printer. Liso great many
OF tho craft ho ts loose morally, and, getting
Acquainted with Miss baldwin, who was ON.
rloyed In photograph gallery on tho West Side,
he. as ahe chatgcs. accomplished her ruin. flo
rooms on Clark street, near Van Hures,. About
month ago sho became aucelutc and he huR-
geate9 n clfin,nal course. Assenting, Hho Wis
ited physician who had relieved several OF her
friends from tue aalno embarrassment, and he
The exact nature Of tho medicine. which mas
very powerful, ia not known, rs tho prescription
soelns 10 haso bcon what is Known u.s. rrl-
yase ,ae, ouc'cresdns ~ AMPLY " Dr.. "a uterine
four hours. -Four bottles did not apparently
lavo any OBJECT, and Miss Baldwin again coti-
suited tho doctor. and submitted 10 moro yo-
lent remedies. These Ind tho desired clrcct,
i'll. 30 nonr death did her Imagination
lead her, that sho wrote to her pnrouts
IN Stafford, Gontsoo Couasy, Now York
(reputabe peope With excellent family counec-
giving Kirel, credit 1o' being an faithful dog"
Sic gayc him tho 1stter to post but Lo beng
suspicious aud jealous, opened It, mud road tho
contents. constrniug The quoted expression as
, 1875-04-17

rnnch unseornly mirth and dcaecsato soms Of tho
noo!cst fdstinRs Of onr imperfect nntuse. II Il
wore sondefod i!icgal To make a pfunostl or ac-
cort one, except by A stamped docamont It would
out OF bis OF her engagements Of, tj,o ground Of
NO scrioua tntoutfon.' Thls plan wolll moro
ovos. throw sp!tlt Of rntnestnoss iulo social In.
tofconrso Which in nadfv rcqn,rod. Unstampod
professions of admiration or Affection would bo
lonkod upon not only a. hollow ,liltatLon, br. ns
attempts 70 dafsaud Tho rovc,,uo, subJectlng tho
20 to tho fnfolmor.F'
, 1875-04-17

Theao two very desirable points ruling principles
At 1874 and I'D State stteet. L. j. Nusus tho O. O. D.
canth!cE, has acquired bis presont popularity only by
such 9syorito messuse and still continues 10 show tho
Rroatest appreciation OF tho patronage extended to him
BY offering tho most desirable goods from broadway,
New York at 'hottom priech," sud showing the snpo
sonslde:ato attention whether reEson wishes 10 bny
tasty spring overcoa, at yery reasonable nrices win
do wel to call ia At 1s and tH6 Bate street, st 10 400
what can 10 doho IN this 4ue. Ten dolllts buys
"nobby " Earmcut.
, 1875-04-17
THE COUNTY BUILDING,


Court, has been sicls for tho pas. few dnys, aud
ycstaEday WAN unablo to lnava hfa room
,,,,.. r..
SilAe Gsane' colleetor OF south Chicago.
yestotdsy Settled With County Treasurer M1llor.
State and COUNTY taxos for 1a7t. T1,, viii,
formcr ravmont. viii foot ~, aoeo nm :.,. ~
tsn,nt4 ssr W. 4gos up paia inc
c",,ans h ~ nas goes not include ehe sun
~. so,th = 2.,on H.. .e. " .ne nou'n Iask tax
hos .n eoasa enlG;ago Town th3. 4ho south fask
| !r.n..' WAC t"'u pseI 70 =. HslnE toAfce'
- snr tf, y. 10 oGu'1 ~ iark Comm'ssaoheIe
H., ~ IL H. amoh saa. Ms aMhs tno ooca'
,oncd o from W.. % uo mas nean en.
H."Gr H T ,su" pa5iak osef 1ne aaaount co9ctea 70
~ ~ @ 70 coo Aala @noans WILL reach
'ao sa" " nooa. s.'uoo.
r,a r,,, ra.n,,i.tas ~, ~. m..tI
p,hi;c Caasit. ny ILL., On ru9ao 9alangs ana
n1H it Com'ssoneF GonGh aa, 2scnpea 1he chair
ffsr;no anI nna.a na'aoa' % 0t"aio1' 'ouontaef,
nSSiisiR, H. auu LoaesGan, pseseht:
,n lis ua ,sc M0 T. nas ' ,ae % G1nseaes tor enpny
Asyiam wss nyassnt ~ ~ ~ ~ .no
1ae5;tu; mas 3essns 20 aas"dr enafeo4 logged
oSsmes NV & hY SaFetseuaont gleaaon CON.
mss IionSD tnenLner, Ana othefs, 70 tho
o',eit .nsa ~ nu tno rt Wae 81 an lofoor
4aa1.s, Anu not "nat tno contract called Tor.
A. alr. 'spoonar sata he mas Ut loss to know Why
~ ~ A1ne M mu nos fase sa,lstaeIlon and sasd
tMas y, IT, ~ eop,a'as nau 9eoh mIio heretofore
Itn,,n tnT @ a,''1s Wo,, ,sopPacsa, Ine lineage
ond H., th; ,s IT,. ~ ~, - ~ ~ "an ulstus1
,,. ,ost It's sr.i Haato 10 taat l4tusAoo 70
t,.np. r.. ss. T. 10 et GANG 1fom
H. inf,,n,sd ,t,a Gan,; oetb it''eu Ma.n "atel;
nj wv aae tno s " i5 anas ne Moula sooa
H.. nrn,dv tsra ~ ~ ,n' fn;, aoa e1Aane
ins,r1,rtod s"na.3,+. IoIaep n1p toetoupon
snoonsr to ssnnrt ns1r nondnv tha ana rsa,t ~ y;
.Lcr n yost,ossnn ~ "e4+ "oaoa5 tae result OF
The chnTesa n'e3or,cd ,oo,,s. v,,,a, v,r,-
t>.-Is ~ ~ n p.et9.auu ti ssnsuat MAsaen An-
nat ~ tns,,a,s ~ tu .se o!Iect tnat he
naro ~ inhar n,s Az pDIssnaty AanpcE Q! pau
tsy.u, ~ '"v ~. ba ~ ~ .'nnaaon q the insane
nrnsens tn ernis,n % thcn p III ta' .taaa' tmp'ey W.
~ = ~ sApiaa pa ;a .us 1Ao stonHlY denied
me ~, ~, o9S aa anto,meu tne SonmltIoo thai
ses.ntvGva .pa tiaa ~ s.an ony
ent Tss mt ss,;.faetorv - n bs Gai,tss IT, e'ase
III. Garten. onn of ihs cnntrsctnra S'on' on IL.
worI nnnncr. 'As ~ th,s y said;s,.p aiI ~ te ta 70
lie much n1efe,red IN rs ,innt. ~ ~ 1ns. uen
Asvi,,ma ,o ha1sx.e ~ a.Gdpss Td ~ tao Insane
viii, fsty ~, H. Io.. oa.. oniy W otaoyca
Hrse f,siiv II, tt.a;SJ uooss noG pasoneato'
At worls on TX ,mc,nv.ran Pas :" ~ vne pauveso
ierv VA d,rectnd ~ disai'.r uua Maaoen naa-
eIinsd IN walk VIII shis .ecis;on 1uo9 y WY a.
tbeye viii he Int for namner. ~ ~ pnot uo
Ia tbsy viI1 mi wo,E wirt",s ~ ranunars.to
~. - ,,,,
asv ""'|sA "s'4 'es'n 1''' ''aSoosy "of& Non'
VII T.a
t haSe ~ 'os tno cus.atoae "aa directed
70 70 nave M ~ stohs or the gronud tn ample time.
40 ~ not 10 ae'aY Tue masonry work.
fia,f % iSspEcrfof.
ca Commissioners t,. A1Can, y ey eno Con!y, Of tho
Eoata!tGe E!ssf W rupl!o l491sts. accompanied by
Commisssontr johnson, County Attoruy Roun.
tree, and SleFif Apuaw. Sfdited TIM TnzanA