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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-05-22

those are" said Mrs. Lee, pointing fal
out on the lake. -
Would you ike some aunty?
Ruth inquired. Indeed 7 should
They are my fayorite flower. blooming
so. radiant and pure on the waters
bosom.'f ~ f1e., .-....s..
We'll. you shall certainly have some
in a, few moments, Ruth replied. As
she spoke she went down to the waters
edge. and unloosed small, painted
boat.
WHO is to row you Ruth ?? one Of
the girls inquired.
''Oh. shall row myself" she ans
wered. Il used to be quite a skillful
hand with oars"
Willis left the crowd aud went down
to Ruth. She knew that within the
last few days she had become perfectly
reckless es life, and she must now dis
suade her fren entering this danger.
Ruth, you will not think Of going
on the lake alone" sc said.
Why certainly. Ma-Eelle. Iwould
not have = companion. / aE especial
ly gifted in rowing, and want to dis
play the uncommon attribute. just
ease your mind, my dear. / do not
intend to amuse you all by leaping
into the liquid waves. Oh mo- life is
tao precious" she said excitedly.
but, Ruth, tell you, you must not
go alone. Suppose.the boat was to up
turn there would be no one to assist
you. Now, darling, give it up and
come with me !" large tears of anxiety
stood in the dark, clear eyes.
Why, Willis, I actually believe you
are afraid LII commit suicide. Never
fear that. / shall live to quaff the
waters of vengeance. 1t will only take
me fifteen minutes. Now time me,
sweet She drew out her dainty
watch and marked the minute. With |
a careless word and laugh upon her
lips she entered the frail boat, and
pushed lightly from the sho-e. They |
all sat down upon the rocks to watch |
her floral expedition. The delicate
white hands grasped the ears, and |
rowed vigorously. She looked like
some pictured mermaid, some qaeen of |
the waters. The rays of the departing |
sun fell upon her, gliding the luxuri- !
ant hair inte strands of gold. She |
made charming picture In her serge
dress of dark blue, her jaunty hat with |
its long white plume nestled upon the
golden curls. The boat rocked dream
lily in the still water, and the white
hands rowed it onward to the water
lilies. She had well nigh filled the
boat with the pure, creamy blossoms,
when she leaned reeklessly out to Gull |
one towering above its sister lilies. |
She strove to grasp it, bat the little |
arm would not bridge the distance,
and just as the jeweled fingers touched
the pale petals. the boat slid from uu-
der her. and the blueserge and curling |
feather went down in the still water,
leaving the toy boat rocking among
the lilies.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-05-22
ID, .prpn nop Ton.nnn-A uo,

PLASTER FOR TOBAcco.-A Hen
derson county, Kentucky, farmer finds
plaster the best and most economical
fertilizer for toba co. After securing
stand he put about a desert spoonful
on the bud of each plant. Immedi-
ately after the first shower it assumes
a rich glowing color, which it held un-
ill maturity, Notwithstanding a pro1
longed drouth ensued, Before the
topping. however. he had IS much
more applied 10 each plaBt--ia al
about one hundred pounds per aerej
The land upon which the. experiment
was made was high, ard exhausted
years ago. The crop was assdium II
size, and uniformly Of excellent quail
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-05-22
Sidney smith on kissing.

We are in favor of a certain amount
of shyness when kiss is proposed, but
it should not be too long; and when
the faif one gives it, let it be admins
tered with warmth and energy let
there be soul in it. IL she closes her
ewes and sighs Immediately after it,
the effect is greater. She should bo
careful not to slobber a kiss, but give
it as humming bird runs his bill into
a honeyspckle--dssp, but delicate.
There Is much virtue in a kiss when
we'll delivered We have the memory
of one we received in our youth, which
listed Us forty years. aud we believe it
will be the last thing think we Of when
we die. 80 y ''' -'''''.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-05-22

RHEUMArIsA.-I send you the re-
ceipt for prescription. which is inval-
liable. / got Il at Nashville, and it
cured me ofrheumatism in 1851. Since
that time it has been extensively used
for nervous pains. Ihave no doubt |
have given two or three receipts.
Ny wife used it extensively for neural
gia, and toured two ladies' so quick Of
sick headache they got scared thought
perhaps It would DO them some serious
iHjsry: l OF. oil rosemary. / OF. spirits
turpsntine, ! OF, spirits amn,onia, OF.
tinetare eanthaQdies, l cs. alcohol.
Mix in a kght glass stopper bottle, and
shake them up when used. Heat
saucer on emAsrs. pour q little in the
saucer, and rub il sa The part affected
with your hand. previossly warmed by
fire, so as to encourage absorption.
Get pure articles, specific measure
each do not let druggist guess, es
usual For rheumatism, neuralgia,
pain in the jaw. sick headache (nery-
ous) aud in fact for all nervous pains
it Is invaluable. Try it, all you un-
fortunate nervous pain sufferers. 1t
stops sick headache in twenty minutes,
do not be alarmed.-Ezchaage.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-05-22

The following treatment of tobac
plant beds comes highly recommend
from Virginia f: Saturate a handful
rags with coal oil and place them in {
bottom Of a bucket to be filed vi
land plaster This Is soon saturat
with the olor of the oil which is SC
tered over the tobacco plants infes,
by the fly. The plaster acts a fsrti
er as we'll rs to drive Of the insects
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-05-22

THE Athens Post tells great deal of
wholesome truth in this brief article
Perhaps the worst popular fallaey is
that newspapers ought to be printed
and published in the interest Of the
community-partieularly the INDECENT
portion OF the community. Churches,
poor houses, asylums and all sorts of
charitable enterprises runt to the news
papens for gratuitie, as child runs to
its mother for help. Polite an I, Office
seekers and scallawags generally count
on the unpaid support of newspapers.
Now, newspaper, to be worth any
thing as a business enterprise, should
be printed in the interest of its pro-
priet0r-just as much as the merchant
should run his business in his own in
terest alone This popular fallacy has
been largely bred by the establishment
of party and personal organs, that live
by begging support, and other newspa-
per mendacity"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-05-22

Prof. Tice. Of st. Louis, info
the world that " the frigsri6c Ein'
the past week" was not polar ",
but an immense cylinder with
rel Eve or six hundred miles 10 dia
ter, down which flows an aerial ma
from from the surface Of the atn
pAere."
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-05-22
A scientific journal published on

A scientific journal published gu
Illinois says: eSome months ago
city editor Of the Jacksonville Joul
lost one of his optics in astreet bra
DIR. Harper, of this city. has in I
repaired the damage BY inserting
artificial eye--a very difhcalt task,
asmuch rs be had to 'blear it so
what to make il resemble its fel
orb
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-05-22
Civil Rights I'm North Carolina.

A dispatch from Wilmington, says
Judge Brooks, Of the United States
District Court, in charging the grand
jury, to-day, decided that the civil
rights bill, in its criminal aspect, which
was the only shape in which it could
come before a grand jury, was uneon-
stitutional and void. 90 Ha
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-05-22

Said a colored Georgia preacher
'Dar's rehbin' and s.ealin' all around.
DaE,s de Beeeher business, de Wood
hull business, Sumner is dead, lorna
does come whoopin around, de Freed
mems Bank has busted, and it pears
as if de end was nigh-mighty clus at
hand" Yea verify. r.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-05-22
A Wonderful and Valuable Weed.

There is a weed growing in one or
two gardens Of this place, which is pos
sessed Of wonderful and valuable cura-
tive properties as regards that ter
rible disease, gravel in the bladder. tt
is claimed by those who have given it
thorough test, aud know whereof
they speak, that it will cure the worst
case of gravel in twelve TO txeaty-four
hours that it will give almost instant
relief, and will dissolve the worst gravel
in twelve hours. That il has been
tried in hundreds of cases, and was
never known to fail 10 effecting speedy
and permanent cure. In one case in
this county, when il was administered,
and under the observation Of an old
and regular praeticing physician, IL
passed from the bladder Of the patient,
within twelve hours after it vas given.
three table-spoonsfull Of gravel and
sand. II is good alike for man and
beast, and is splendid diuretic. There
is a gOodly quantity growing in the
garden of Mr.. l.. w. Barrett in this
place. It is known here BY no other
name than the gravel weed, !" and was
brought to this county in the summer
of 1884, from Morgan county, Ala, by
Mr.. Thos. Knott, an old citizen of this
county, aud who now resides near this
lace.-Skesbycille Teas) Gazette.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-05-22

THE man who advertl.es shows not
only business ,allelt above his neigh.
boFs, but he may be at once reckoned
among the independent, generous and
pnblic spirited of the community
HrJbagds $ AdvwHsr.. =,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-05-22

Vermont farmer s,roksd bis !,
locks and sadly remarked a.
really know how old and feeble
until | went to lick James tins ~
ing. He's oDly Ia, but l eOo'
make him holler.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-05-22

have the piest and middle aged and
men of any house country all think have prettr
and chper goods only the rest
town and yourself above statement not true
Please them Straw Hats Ventilated Straw Hats Broad Brn
children
for Boys 10 each When in need of any Of above goods see
not As one great means Of relief will exchange
goods Country Produce Butter Eggs Chickens Dried Fruit
Cation Talow all kinds of Skins, DC desire
your trade willing all assist and all customers
the inducements good goods at lowest prices
produce payment at market price My %
street and side of Store Wishing all
remain very respectfully,
AprlIO Ass HH AAAA<AA~A~sA
, 1875-07-08
the "couRiER" COMPANY,


Judging from petition Tor maudamus tilol
against tho Courier Company yesterday iu tho
Circuit Court, now olemont OF dlscord will 10
soen introduced III Tho ni1rndy unhappy famiiy
OF tho stocklioldoss Of that uoining papcr
Tia petition wab i1t6a by one ". II.
sisaon, Who States that In A1arct, laat ". 4. sls-
sdn teco9cred 4 Judgment fdf a12t.70, before
Juatlce of tho Peace, akafnsE WiIiatn Il; Notlb
nRd Otin b. Lyman, stochlioIlttR OF the Courier,
Execution was issued Anl iovod on y45 4!,sSea
Of stock Of tho defendants In tho uat,er, 1aO
sllsreh belrg IN Webb'H natsto md tlIo Remainder
belonging 10 Lyman. Aftoftloo advertisements
$40 shares wero sold, June II, 1875, 10 ", il,
biHson, thp petitioner, at rs contB = A,,pre, tho
par value being F20 utd lLo an,u,ilt 90 reaIlzoI,
H1775, MAS csctfitad on tho execution. The po-
tiH6n5f statcs t,at his information that Webb
sud 1y1nsn owned H.oak was derived fran Il, j.
fercy, whose duty 1t wa., MI Secretary, to keop
record Of the shares a1a Of tue owners. mud
who, 1t ts nnhetted, ID d loader o{ tho
7netloh T. Of slookholdcra opposed To tLo
Webb and Lyman clique B1sson also
eaya. that 8 COPY OF tho execution was
ssa sesssa on Perry. t1d ddmaul ,nala o. lits e
that Percy has tcfuscd. and Atlll tofuscs TO
mhRe any Certificate to Btssun. Tho latter the1o-
TOTO hles petition Against Tho refractory 6ecro-
Iafy 70 compel him 10 isAu9 Certificate ol atock
Tor tno BID, shares recently hold by Wotb aud
LYMAN, md to transfer them tn tho books Of th6
Company.
, 1875-07-08
NEW BUSINESS,


Nellie Z. Dennlsoa complains Tint her hus.
band, Noah ". Deunlsou, las, at yatious tlmoy,
without lor connivanco conimil,ed adultery, for
Nhseh Bhs demands docreo OF divorce,
Anna LarHon gaya tint llof husband, Geuz. Ia
auch an abandoned wrotcl, that sho cauupt Iva
waa hnn ionsor. owing to hls crelty aud upfs,tl.
.oaees' snd sue Lopoa tho Court will consider
ost condition aud gfaut Aor divorce,
Al, Amy u Porter complains that her husband,
NJ rortet, Ia in the habit Of sessirg iruus
tas. sae has dnanto4 1t NJ long aa possILle, but
1nnt nM,, ~ !sat exploit In lat,lreoton, on tho
ttoustu, Waa o. such ~ 0xteptlsd and oxsy,,orat+
ing ehatacter that her patleAce tas bos1 totasiy
eanaunsout and she nantB to bb lid uf him,
Matlo Elefnallg alho ron1emhoI1 tf,b ltat Fourth
2! IVY as N ss,! 4ay .ou sccoant of isf Eus: .s
na =, H. stt setpns sho says tlas bar Nicholas was
caslohallY t1eating her % psu Gaat,,iv @ hn. ~ w
the national holiday he tool Il, so,no n, fa,n. ~
QnnkR and t1cn Rafo hot = tAnty tf,I1sn;ny
puuctuatug hlh eohsdssstion viii o.ti,a sn3 ".
nns%ssa.lnx nn ~ ~. iISe with PaIf 81 black eaas
thinks she will iosyo him foroyor Il tns mre nne
Will allow hor to do TO-. ~. "oat'
Lauss Ryan AiIeKtb that Ler husband t,,n, !.
Ryan. laa made hor life tutseiaNe hy t;x ~;
eily' Ant HE therufofe beEs 70 10 dlyofcau frnsn
william y. Merso and Edgar II. Morse al.d !.
voluntary petition 70 be declared banEr1tnt.
4ney were formerly copartucts III New Ynrt
G1!ty, and ser 1oiut hilities are ahont tog oh
William aao owsA q 900 Individually. aud EJTsi
az ee1os el4.ooos Neither Of th.nl hare nny s4suis
~ ~ sort The easo wat referred 10 Hskxtar
u tn:sss.fs's sas sare issusaso Petot D. md George
os'altos'' meetings will bs bsla il thd follow:
, 1875-07-08
CRIMINAL COURT.

tVNf4C4@Os Eo4t A4LsOS~
Jndgo williams was on tho bonci, in tho Grim
innl Court yesterday morning at o'clock ~ dis
poso OF some un!lnishoa business.
Tho caeo OF Kiolard Morton, charged with A.
tempting to bribo Doputy Grain Inspector SOW
10 quasli tho Indictment agauat him. Tho mo-
tion wns overtule1.
Tho case Of Frank Z. Spooncr and Theodore
". Plinnov, Indicted for blasting rocks within
tho city 1imitB. on motion to guasL was uoxt
lleposod OF, tho motiou being ovozru!ed.
In tho caao of hIcBBrH. Simmons and St0ckor,
IT tho abstract firm Of Handy, Simmons 4 Co.,
indicted son!e tno ago for charging oxtortionata
tained. on the grouud t'ht the law upot, which
tho Indictment had boon found was unconstitu-
ttonal
Judge Booth took tic bench at 10 o'clock aud
tho rcgulat business of tue Court waa ptotncdad
WITH
The flrat caeo called wat that Of j. @. HOVE,
nEainst whom two, indictments for cheating at
tlnko wero ncndlng, Tho prisoner did not
nf'swef when his f!anc vas called, and hia bail
john G., W.1,ber ana George asi,c,leli ,n the
sum of 81, 090 In each Of tho two casos,
Anton Ifolfer, indicted for arsop, In settling
fire to ii!s tetinence, Oh EFid stroot, III Juag las,
was called Tho evidence showed Tint two ttn.s
tafore tho flro the prisoner bought d ieR OF 1Gr.
eaene nNd dstt,putrl It through tho builti-
h,g;, Llaat tho building Ind boon in-
cured = few days previous fot gi,200;
fire the tcnatta l,atl moved aray, otc. The de-
feuse set up Tint tho prisoner had boen ,n tho
habit of buying largo quantities. OF kcruaeue at q
tlfna because llo couM buy It tt1catcr. 1l1o trial
occupied most Of the day, aud tha case was g,vrf
to the jury about + O'clock. Af1er baing al,ssnt
ebout IN hour II verdict Of guilty was rotu1ued,
ahe ternt Of ih,pr.sonunont being h1sd at otie
toar III tho Pcililetitiary.
, 1875-07-08
H1ITY REAL. EeTArE

f'OH SALE. :sfrl;IfuA:;-Ar. Frnsr cGAss mrs.
j. lcnca Micbssnar near Thittnrntn.st., with ali
an istr rss' U sf
Ehafnhst Ut cnmtnHFca
En, SALE -HouTii Up TRY LIMITS -1IiOU;E
n.,t ~ a. a. II" n.sn s,snast 99no e r.
HFN. MEhaMirr of Gptnmtrcs.
Nt,It BAiK-DAKw0Ut, nutILKvAHfl.IilT At
low pslces snd nh nss5 tcfms. j. EsATAH WARREN,
1tChanlrrr uf Eenlmtfta
N..,t BALI -H,elj1tiAN.Av.-A XENr DKa1Is1.
ses j. H0 as%xs
T0. kALE-Ni:SiI:sT... SOUTHEAST -tt:5NNEH
' anSs; Ss';f' i ts''s Tst''' D.
Tois sALE- -sDUrH hluK --0Ari0AIN ,.EOX59
", Ss" rs!' sa4: ~ @ kssTa
Esxss .ss' st;,i ss |.
A 'iH2 s.4 "%s9Gt1ht y Gd1ttss :ssts'
T1on -srArE.xr. -snxisa fsIsr on. ETATE
n =, nnrti It rhifit s..rnth sSYnkH LEE No,
N'inu1 hadlnEs. nottheast c,rnsr Monroe And Ia.
EoN ALE -lHDtAs1-AV.- siCKPjFCE UF Nusi.
~, r." iroret', f.sms i,sl.r Ar lns x.fs fc.t No.
as es5ss, sSgSM IT. X build
sSsS@a ee'n y fA ~ n'SSn =; r1n n1pra 5at
ss.; 4Ms W. 't: GoDF sam T. ii
loAf"'rnHt.
11nlt sAfa! !-MI0Ni0AN:A 4 DTEIRs TLN i
st"rI AMI bssen,tnt marble tr.a hnlsr, nsar Thtr-
nsa. ts"a ssSs ..e:sa Whom srs e.irs ."lEsr Tmsss
3fs Gh.t u % l. H. s
Eun shI.E-KkSwn,D77A GREAT UAHVAIX.-
os :." - t:t ;ts!s'' ~ :ssss s!tss,
WhERNE. ist:nnntnTat a1"s tnn,nS.en H. fsA!AS
, 1875-07-08

= :. =, -.
ing casr, Ang. 10. for tho pIrPoho of c'osihg
M tho cstntcr aid granting. 'lisohafeast q. IL
lla!l, IT,, Il. ~. liutkst ct ala Il. i. bt1inman,
James Konnoy, y. ID. Clasko, and 1tonss Wober.
In tho following cnses thoy VII DO bald neloTo
lttEtntdf Grain A. Ffonport: !lenty 1fas, lhofn-
M Doyic, N. II. 1,aaaott. md J. H. l1nE, III
tho eaRe OF q. NJ. Long similar moetn9 Will 10
l,ald on tho aamo day batofa lsegistor Mofgati. At
Monmouth. ....--....
x atfEntnf COURT IN hn1Ef.
=. II. CLARK began nltst fof <2,ooo agalnat
William IiAtIey.
, 1875-07-08
sn1rr Hwr-noy n. f-,hls Kssttns, st677o.-T. +.
G.rIskey ~. .. II. HcsnIan, ttti;Ia. .,,
irKcirr Gntnr-tUnny NtmEHs-Johl WslAl 70.
ueorAs L. Gsttilsdor, sra.
ELSEWHERE.
HUtT Fob Sf.AEfli:n.

srtefat Dnpdtta to The Chi'uoo 7rthnn,,
rton,A, Ill.,, July 7.-Thc Superintendent Of
1'ublio HohooIA hets, i. r. Don, hta cofnfnenccd
d suit .sanHs Henry l,nniat, preafdcut of tho
Hoard Of HcItooI Inspectors for alleged stantnr.
i,pn,nn etatHoA l,ow N nne hons4 Q" a.o,lsy
oycnnt with bonK gans,1ot e1.l an associate
lila ra-o,eotion. notwithstanding. howeysr, Daw
was elected Superintendent, for another yenr.
bit At optp tpttorutl his resignation. ard coln-
nlonce0 ALT to-day for i,rnyy dAmageA Tho
affair has oranlol considerable Excitement hore.
RAILROAD CuMFASY GOMEZ D0wS.
kttefdi tAsraith u Ths k;hlta1e ft,bunt.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, duly 7.,-'rle caro- of Mrs.
Nlnrgaret A. Hatria ngai,st tho Chicago, I,r-
M.,stoM l. Quincy l'al,snaA for siH, H,NOt for Tin
IosH Of hot loft font thtn,,s1 se oArcleesnoaa Of
tl'o Compnn1a Agent. ht Leland. ~ this conntN
Nov. ~, Terminated al1nptIy to-,lay. Thu d.
fehau hullng TIM .crl'leico rather cunell,pIyo
asntt1Ht them of1nred 10 attto. Aftor aomn ncgo-
tlations the plaintiff agroed to take t5,tU0 in
full. the l.allroal Company alHo to pay all OK
pe,i6ca Of tho trial, doctors hilla c'c. Tlna
b6nH 1atissAetory, the matter wnH tuttt1, pn1
the 1ury dscltsrGGtl
, 1875-07-08

Judge Ulo1Gett was ongRGcd yesterday In
honrtng an intricate question: OF futr,t,1ue ldw
arising in Tho matter Of tho distribution
Of tho proceeds Of tho ac1oouer Knto
11inolimau, which wan sold III January Inst
tndor decreo in admiralty. Two adverse
claims among othors woro nledt one that Of. III.
nudsall, mortgage given March l, 1871, the
other tint Of dilbort Hubbard & Co., who
oIaim domestic lion to The amount OF $500
iof goods and supplies. Tho claim was inadu
out ~ d balauco duo Jau. l, la7l, lluying boet,
Of course, mado tho previous season aud prior
thorato. and tie mortgage also having boon
made the same seasoi,. Ii was assertod that tho
$1,500 Claim was "etate claim" aud bound
hs tie statntc OF tllo State. Tho decision vii,
iuvolvd Al kbpI.cKtion Of thS recent decision Of
tho suprsms Conrt ut tho united Hsatts III The
celebrated eate Of tho Lottawana, md wilt set.
" ' pavss vue' M yfs sas ao0ssa eB pGD ~ Fl Rs'{y
der adviscmeht Aftor hrgunioht.
lTEMs. ..
Judges Davis and Drnmmohd Mill today fisat
tho ctoctmont caho Of johnson vs. Carpsutor.
Judge Jameson was ongaged yeaterdav NOM
In tho Dcdrborn stse6t condemnation cssu.
Judge Murphy ID honas again, hearing ahothet
install,nont Of testimony In Tho .oaso Of q: q.
Mcrtick W. George q. hlersick for an account
faser Of tho defendant againbt tho Tenpay yfvafia
Coal Uothpaby. Tho suii Bcotea to MtHanty
County. but 10 brought hero for Tho oonvehlence
l't Judge Diekoy md Mt. Cloudy, two Of the
Eollclt0la lit tho cAB0,
JunaE nAnI-6s, %, 60. CO to ID, 90 10 ID. '
JDDnE JAMEsox~-No call.
!unGE NiooKE-40, Al, AZ.
JupoE NooI,E37I IL y75,
rtNtTrl BrArEk CHsorIr COtnT-Jtnag UlunHEtr
E,ecuusa Of Malcolm hcHciI H. Charles q. Msrriuk,
arrrhlon Coont- strsaioas- wl5n.a,isinrf
Il al. w. L1hh Rcioert eirnuh Htcin q a w. tnlti
!nsss sD ,.S s"ss r. bD!osriaston
y. !: cafhlten. sAs's.Joaarlt Ispalotam H. Iouti
s%aSsS anys% Sa tI4en 11es i.55su sorvs p'sa al
JunoK aAaT1J. I. Palmer y n. ". III. Ap,lcby
ins9Sf'aE s5sSs,s YssaPsns T. !o
jscot Fsl. " freersoh ttsst I'll ofDM sntf Iut'sr,
ana .I oha1!s4 , \ MasF. ta2E1T H. BRYANT " W, =.
lou. 3sul.-ts T. u4houn et u. va. Hava wer.Ae!..
II a'sE + y s4 H. T. Il T. hss q 5eSS ,SsyMf Il
r. Eill!a.n luldtc. t2Gsslmnrpry Fauutlenoy OF Al.
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