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The daily gazette., 1875-10-15

1hE "a LA VT oNAOnE-itt lovoI
st z O'Clock, p. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz;
All that lot or parcel of land situate In the
hundred. county and State aforesaid. bound
cd and described "a follows. 70 wit: Begin
ming AT a corner black oak tree standing in
line of land Of William Pennington, thence
with aid land south six degrees east forty
two perches to : stone; thence with land Of
Joseph Griffith north eiRhty-four degrees east
thirty four perches 10 3 stonei thence south
sixty four and three Iua'ter deg eel east
twenty six perches and sevep-tenths to O
corner maple; thence north eiehty-four de-
srees east six perohes TO a corner maple.
thence with land OF the heirs of William
Mothere'l north nineteen and ons-Quartsr
degrees west fourteen porche,, and north
| twenty-five and one-half degrees west forty
four and three-quarters .pero hes 10 the line
theroe with raid last mentioned land and
land of Charles Murphey south eighty -four
degrees west forty-four perches and seven
tenths TO the place Of beginning. containing
Fifteen Acres, more or less: and also the free
and uninterrupted use. liberty and privilege
OF a passage in and along q certain private
road of sixteen feet in width. beginning fer
the centre thereof at point in the line divi.
ding tn o above described premises from the
aforesaid land Of William Pennington at the
distance Of eighty feet north Of the south " est
corner Of the above described premises, and
IruupinR thence south seventy nine degrees
west two hsndrea and ffty-tw0 feet to th,
Newark road.
perty % Of Edward 3. Portsr and Mary N. iii III
wife and ~ wa ID T. T. f. fEx%ssSs, .SlS ss,r.a
ShsriF o6es, New 0asse o. i ~
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UOI'lCES.

N0TICE-A quarterly meeting Of the 1rus-
Houte, on WEDNESDAY. the 9Th dsy of
October, 1878. those who have bills against
the institution of the Poor wi please present
them to the Trustee OF the Poor OF their dis
trict. JOHN W. EVANS. Clerk.
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HOTELS.
JEFFERSON HOUSE,
NEW CASTLE, DELAWARE.
JOHN W. GRAY, PROPRIETOR.

has been put in the very best repair for Ind
reception OF visitors, who viii dnu at 1t ue
accommodations OF a FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
1t commands fine view OF the Delaware BAY,
and is one OF the most pleasant and delighlt!
places in the State for excursions or pic'nicf
The house Is kept in the best style, the bsl
filled with the choicest wines, liquors and
malt drinks, and table supplied with the sub:
stantials and luxuries OF the market EIcui
sionists can arrive by boat or rail- Parties
who wish to go fishing or boat riding on The
noble Delaware, can be accommodated WIN
suitable boats. The patronage Of the puoiic
is respectfully solicited. nav
iy23 II J. W. GRAY.
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at the Hotel OF james Z. TOWNSEND, Towns
end. in Appoquinimink hundred. New Castle
county, Delaware. on
TUESDAY.
THE ID day OF NOV EMB 2R, 1875,
At1 o'clock. y. M.
The following described Real Fstate viz
All thit certain farm, plant ltion or trect Of
land situated in Appoquin ininink hundred and
county of New Castle aforesaid. and paru u
larly descrir ed ~ follows, that is to say Be-
Qinnipgat a latgs stone Mt the run of pror g
of morris branc corner for lard now of the
with the heirs Of Iaud Of said heirs sou h six
ty-one and one half degrees west 81 3 pr
ches t1AsIole corner asst azores I'D; thence
no tn 81 degrees west l64 perohes to another
stune rner as last aforesaid from thcncs
south 90 degree es vast to the centre of tn 3 rub
lie road leading from cayl rs BriJge to
Dutch creek; thence with the centre OF said
road t. the m mouth OF new pubic road lead
ing the state road; thence with the centre
o said new road 10 corner Tor lnnd form erly
of Wm. Goldsborough. william Kennedy and
Ehenezer Cloak: { ON thence wltn IL line OF
land formerly of Cloak south 2S degtees east
leS percbes % stone m the brow OF hill on
a line of land formerly OF Bevan Morris land;
thence with the lines OF that land north 64 de
grees east "A $40 uerches 10 corner IN the
SMYRNA road: from thence part with said
road south 2sX degrees east l12 p.rchts 10 the
aforesaid NJ Jfris branch: from thence dow II
said branch and binding Herewith to the
aforesaid ~ onR thereof; thence up said prom 2
and bindrg north the Same with said bran on
ana prong about 4U0 pecches t. the place Of
beginning, c ntaining three hundred 4 tor
tJ.seven acres. be the same n ore or les with
a large two story Brick Dwelling House and
kitchen, barn. stablirg large gram barracks.
shedding and corn cfiDs: one two stony frame
tenant house, with staLling and cora crib.
and granary and two teDeD ent house there
On erected.
sekSed and taken in execution as the rc.
perty of t. ldeon L, Rothv ell. snd to be sold by
WILLIAM H. LAMBSON, sheriff
Sheriff's Office. New Castle.
October IL, 1875 octl4 Il
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NYOTICE Henry ID. Paulin, in compli-
~ ance with the act of Assemblylin such
cases made and provided. do hereby give no
tce tnat shall apply in writing to the Court ne
livery of the State OF Delaware, in and for
the County OF New Castle, upon Monday, the
10Th day OF November, A, D., 1915, being the
first day of the next November Term of the
said ourt, for q License TO keep an Inn or
Tavern at Odessa, in school District NO. 81,
t. Georges Hundred, New Castle county,
Delaware, and to sell intoxicating liquors in
less quantities than one quart, TO DC
drunk on the premises, and the following free
holders recommend the said application, ts-
wit:
VIM. Folk, Jos. L. Gibson
L 1. Maillev, L. Watkins.
Charles Beasten. X. IL. Mailley,
Joel A. Lord +. A. Hyett,
Leonard Gilch. NJ Enos,
X. W Cochran, VIM. A. Cochran
Michael Grummtnger. -
octl5at HENRY d. PAULIN.
NVOTICE.-I, David Boulden. 10 hereby
~ give notice that shall apply to the
Judges of the Court of General Ses ions o
the Peace an .Iail Delivery OF the state o
Delaware, in and for the cousty Of New Cas-
tie, upon Monday, the 18th day OF November
D., 5 8, being tue first Gay OF tho nexl
November term, Tor license to keep store
Tor general merchandise and the sale o
liquors in quantities not less than one ha'
gallon, in chcol District No. 40 on Water
street, in the city of New Castle, New Castle
county, Del and the following freenoider
recommend the said application, to wit
III. Fols, Giles Lambson,
Jno. j. Rlack, George Whitfield,
James Wilmot, A. c. Gray,
W. HolschumakeT, Z. B. Weggenmann.
NJ Nj. Cleaver Geo. Gray,
John Y. Blount, VIM. Herbert.
l.. NJ. Chase, -
octl5-3t. DAVID BOCLDES.
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NOTICE., Daniel Mulherin in con,-,
IN ance with the requirements of tho beVnlpll sa
Assembly in such case made and nroTis aS, ot
do hereby give notice that | shall av,u'o, ann,n
writing to the Court of General sesIp,oyyl IN
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the sts,a sta'G o.
Delaware. IN and for the county of Now Ne 20 o.
tle. upon Monday, the 18th day of Novemtas'' -
next, A. D.. 1875 being the first iav oIS oa
next November term of said Cont u ., we
license to keep an Inn or Tavern know WI 4
the Charleston House, in Christiana Uun",o.
In School Districts No g and Is, New "I'"va 1sayl
county, and State OF Delaware Win hI'sss sst
privilege Of selling intoxicating lianor.' 'de ie
less quantities than one quart, 10 be- b,s Ir,nl n
on the premises, and the following freeSolsa foa
ers recommend the said application to WIN wi,
John Mccain Abraham Gerry
Jonas W. Miller. Alexander Burns
James Toy, John Reed
his James Tonner,
JohnS Kerley, his
mark, Timothy 4 Gallagher
wit-uan'l Mulherin MARI.
VIM. Conner. wit--Pat fully,
Peter Collins. Alex Montcomer,
John DougSerty. Paul Began, Jr.
octl3-3tr DANIEL MCLHEpN
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NQTICE.-l.G George W. Russell, do here
~ by give notice that shall apply to the
Judges OF the Court OF Genera Sessions of
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the State of
Delaware, IN and for the county OF New
Castle, upon Monday, the 18th day of Novem.
Der next. A ID, 1873, being the first day of
the next November Term, for license to
keep q store for general merchandise and tho
sale OF liquors IN quantities Of not less than
half gallon, at No. ll2 West Front street,
First Ward. in the city Of Wilmington, Del.
and the following freeholders recommend
the said application, to wit:
Caleb Miller, Joseph Fout.
VIM Miller. VIM. Huber
Thos. j. Bennett, Phillip q. Plunkett,
Henry Bleyer, Wm. 4. Shaw,
Robert w. Birnie, Amor o. Perkins,
Alfred Walton, John h. Grubb,
Patrick Holland, Augustus Ashenback.
Francis X elley. David Woolman,
Henry Bradley, Jacob Kienle,
John c Crosby. Julius GuDther.
Thomas johnson, Levi II. Springer,
Dennis Bradley, samuel Muller.
octl5-3t GEORGE W, RUSSELL.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WASHINGTON, Oct, 15.-l A. M.
PRORA6TI ITIEg

For the Lower Lakes, Middle and
Eastern States, falling barometer,
northeast to southeast winds, warmer
cloudy weather and rain,
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uERmAN AHRENs.
GENERAL PROVISION ptA.'"
No 3a4 Tatnall Street,

"'' WILMINGTON, DEL, ..s,
Would respectfully ann 'nnTT uni, carries on NV
and the public that ne sand. and will kssf
Meat business, at tne sss OH bes quality
cohs'Ah'iS oA A SUGAR -CuhtD
PITCH, SHOULDERS
SAUSAGE, DRlhpk, 1IIEs. 1Tss &c, 1sa
CHEESE, sia,,s THNSisis TxHbNOicssis and r'''u ,
AL OF which VIII be sou .,.,o,
at the lowest city prices .o his many ,c,ss cus%s
he fstI5Ds ret nas, h aayors drsspscs'ull'
sontmuance Of the same
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pEATNV PlANOI

CodBINEs every improvement known
S1-send stamp for circular. Address q. Y
EATTY. Warrington N. ]. n .narlsdam
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NOTICE.-I Mary A. Reypolds In
a ance with the requirements oI o% t,npnph.
OF Assembly In such case made and \, @ she act
DO hereby give notice that / snail provided nded
writing to the Court of General Se.s .ssppiy in
tne reace and Jail Delivery of tho ssons s,hs Of
delaware, in and for the countv ~ Nte Nouate Of
tie, on Monday tho 18th day of NV WV Cas-.
next, A. d., lS'.', being the first jsr elnber
next term OF said Court, Tor a heenseS 10y 81 the
an Inn or Tavern at No. los East ato.o, 70 Keep
In the Second Ward OF the oity of f'tur W street,
ton. county of New Castle, in tho Ss,tanallns
Delaware, and to sell Intoxicating ate Of
less quantities than one quart, to 6o dHuorS drS In
the premises, and tho foilowlnp uIrunk on
recommend the said application to toV,rrn,.oi''ers ,r,.
James Christy, Charles soo.,
Nicholas Jenny, Richprd Eon,nAs,
John George Hirzel, Anthony Sei,Ia,
Ii. kienle, j. /, Rrown ne''
~ NJ, AisoeIg, hobert Wallace.
Jonn j. BUSH, Charles weyl,
Michael Kenney. s, A, Redmn,
VIM. IL. Thompson, Theodore scS.,,,.
S.M Scnuitz, u. IL. Taylor,
JJ0sepn StoecRie, George johnson.
WIN. Ii biakeiey, VIM. H. Gilbert
octlS-3t MARY A. REYNOLDS
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sHERIFP'S SALE.

IJy virtue Of Vrll o. Levari PaelAs
d to me directed. will be EXPOSED to Pablo
Sals at the Hotel OF John 4. Lewis. In the
town Of Nsgark. in White Clay Crock hun
dred, New Castle county. Delaware. on
FRIDAY
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SherIH's sale.

DY virtue of a writ of Levari Facins to me
IL directed, will be exposed to Pubic Safe
end in Appoquinimink hundred. New Castle
county, Delaware. on
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-08
THE COMING Ace.

That this is the age of invention has
been amply proved in thousand diff
ferent ways, and that science is yet but
in its infancy is not doubted. 1t is be-
heved that the time is coming when
communications will be instantly trans
mitted to the remotest points OF the
earth without wire or operator. Scient-
lists assert that the widest Imagination
is unable to predict the discoveries OF
the future. 1t is now ascertained that
water, heretofore considered the most
incombustible matter in nature. pro-
duces the greatest heat known. 1t Is
believed that in the next century fuel
will be pumped from the rivers and
houses will be illuminated with ice and
electricity. An individual now con-
sidered visionary, predicts that iron YES
sells, properly magnetized. will sail
through the air like balloons, and in
telligent farmers may turn the soil OF a
thousand acres in a day at a tri fling ex
pense by electrical motive power
Grain will be shot from New York to
Liverpool through iron pipes laid un-
der the sea, and by means of condensed
Dir and cold vapor engines excursion
parties will travel along the floors of
the ocean. In these coming days
the telegraph, the ordinary work
of which as at present performed
seemed impossible forty years ago, will
be classed with the courier system of
carrying news in the dark ages. and the
people will look back to steamships
and locomotives as we do now to sail
ing vessels and stage coaches. To
many of the people of to-day these
things seem visionary and improbable,
but no more so than railroads and tel
egraphs and steamboats, did to those
who lived in the beginning of the pres
ent century.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-08

THE Sacramento river is alive with
salmon. The Record Union says that
fishermen have caught so many of
them that they are drug 10 the
Market" aud are sold on the fishing
grounds at from fifteen to thirty cents
each, and in the city at from forty to
sixty cents. 1t is q little remarkable
that although trains run daily between
this place and Sacramento none of
those fish find their way to this part of
Nevada, aud Humboldters are obliged
to rely on Piute industry and clubs for
their supply of fresh fish.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-08
R,iah Reneyvs His Youth.
,prom s,,e Detroit Free press.l

For some time past the reporters
have been watching Bijahl very closely;
They caught him dying his hair, ana
they were astonished: they found HIM
with blue hectic on, and they were
stunned; they discovered that he was
irving to get swallow tailed coat, and
they broke right down and could only
turn and look at each other.
And VI sterday morning the Old jan
itor cleared the corider OF coal-scut-
ties. benches, old boots and shovels,
and, as he took off his coat. he was
heard saying to him self:
I'm come that Newport glide or
break an ear. ="
He took O position in the centre
of the floor. kicked ont HIS legs. to
take the kinks away, and. after skir-
mishing around for two or three min
utes, he Gid" The Sergeant who
was filing out warrants heard an awfnl
crash and groan. and he opened the
door and found Bijah resting on the
back of his neck on the floor, and
one foot under cell door and the
other doubled under his back. he
went back without n word, but his
Honor, when he put in an appearance,
remarked:
There's sunthin' wrong some
where - sunthin' mysterious about
this. wonder if he hurt the flag
stones any.?"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-08

DEMOCRATIC victories are OF such
frequent occurrence lately that they
fail to attract attention. The late
dispatches contains string of them like
this: The entire straight Democratic
ticket elected at Logansport, Indiana;
The Democrats carried the city election
in Montgomery, Alab.ml, last Tues
day, for the first tina siucs the recon-
struction of the State; The Demo
cratic ticket was elected in Shelbyville,
Indiana, on the 4th instant, for the
first time in forty-fve years; The
Democratic ticket was elected in New
Albany and Jacksonville. indiana, on
May 4th. This is the kind of news
now received by telegraph from places
where elections are held, and of course
it is anything but gratifying to the
adherents of our worthy President.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-08

When a Young man in Patagonia
falls in love with girl, he doesu't visit
her six nights in a week and twice on
Sunday, and feed her upon molasses
candy aud gnm-drops. and sit up until
two o'clock in the morning burning the
old mans oil, AMI that sort of thing
Not at all. Courtship in Patagonia is
much more simple. He lassoes the
girl, drag5 her home behind his horse,
and that is all the marriage ceremony
necessary
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-08
Nrxr Monday representatives. Of

NEXT Monday representatives of
companies organized in New York,
Philadelphia and Boston, for locating
and mining in the Black Hills, will
meet in New York City to arrange the
details of the enterprise. These or
CARNATIONS number several thousand
men, and arrangements have been
made with railroads for conveyance to
the Black Hills at greatly reduced
prices. They are in communication
with the authorities at Washington.
who have summoned delegations of
Sioux chiefs to that city to effect a
treaty with them for the surrender of
the Black Hills to the whites.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-08

Two national banks, one in Illinois
and the other in Kansas, claimed the
same lot of cattle. herd of 700 head.
The directors of the Illinois bank pro-
ceeded to the praries where the herd
still roamed, took possession of the
property, built Notifications, and in
trenched their forces. The directors
of the Kansas bank. headed by their
President, sailed forth from the board
room, charged the works, routed the
opposition, and secured the spoils.
Several shots were fred but no one was
seriously injured.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-08

GOVERNOR KELLOGG, of Louisiana
has entered upon Civil Service Reform.
In behalf of the State he has entered
suit in the Supreme Court against
Auditor Clinton's securities, for the re
covery of various sums OF money
alleged to be frandulently withheld
from the State Treasury, and moneys
illegally paid by Clinton to unauthor
izrd parties. The various SIMS
sought to be recovered aggregate $500
0OO 1t is possible that Kellogg may
attempt to enforce the laws of the State
against corrupt officials, now that he
cannot expect to be upheld IN doing
otherwise by Federal bayonets.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-08

A LOG of wood containing a sealed
bottle was lately picked mp at Havre,
France. 1t was one of the several
thrown overheard from the Prince Ma
poleon in the Arctic expedite IN, to test
the force Of currents. The writing it
contained was perfectly legible, al
though the log had been drifting since
1860.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-08

FIRST and last, rather more than 600
survivors of the famous Charge of
the light brigade" book have died in
this country, and now another Of the
brave troopers has just stepped down
and out in Trenton, New Jersey.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-08

A DUBUQUE printer received the fol-
lowing note from his girl: :" May git
yanked out O. bed at midnite every mite
by q cuss like Theydore Tilton, an
carried upp million pare of stares, if
ever / sese to love you, JIM" i
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-08

WE are in receipt of copy of the
prospectus of the Stock Exchange, the
first number of which will be issued in
San Francisco May II. 1t is to be an
Independent journal. containing full
record of stock sales and daily reports
from the mines.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-08

AT the Philadelphia Centennial. next
year,, there will be department al
lotted for the exhibition of four-months-
old babies, aud Pennsylvania patriots
are very generally directing their wives
attention to the fact.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-08

The Phoebe Record has not been re-
ceived at this Office for two weeks.
What's the matter? In what respect
have we offended that we are thus
summary cut off from your exchange
list, Mr.. Record +?
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-08

The removal Of Commissioner of
Internal Revenue Douglas took that
gentleman completely by surprise. 1t
was done at the special request of the
President. who had appointed ex-Sen-
ator Pratt to the position before
Douglas was informed of his removal
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-08

REPORTS from Los Angeles say that
the grape crop this year will be an av-
erage one. The scare about front was
premature and the grain crop in that
vicinity will eqnal any of the last Eve
years.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-08
NEW TO-DAY.
LETTE r LIST.

EoLLowING Is THE LIST or LETT LETT e. Ems ~
II remaining in the Winncmucca Pestohce,
Il 1874 All letters not called fer within
one month from date will be forwarded
to the Dead etter Off e. Persons calling Tor
these letters will please say g Advertised.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-08

KING KALAKAUA OF the oanoNion
Islands will send bis feather CLOAK "
the Centennial Exposition at Phlladel-
ohia. This article will represent more
labor than. any other that will DC Oh
exhibition. Its manufacture was COM
menced over hundred years ago. un-
der the auspices of some OF the ences,
ters of Kamehameha, the first hing OF
the islands, and upward of fifty years
of time was required for its completion
II is made of the feathers OF peculiar
species of bird-each bird furnishing
only two feathers, one from unaei
each wing. In size the cloak is a NIUE
over a square yard, and its color Is a
golden yellow. 1t used to be worn oy
the King on state occasions but OF
late wears it serves only to adorn the
reception room of the Palace.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-08

HNHE UNDERSIGNED ANNOUNCES TO
his many friends and customers that he
has again returned to his old quarters, where
he will be ever found ready to accommodate
his patrons with anything in his line OF trade,
from Doughnut to the finest Wedding cake.
my6 I'm T. W. LEGREN.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-08

AT Michigan University Law School,
in 1866 n reformed Scotch Presbyterian
preacher - reformed, that is. from
theology to law,-was asked to define
" embracery. He somewhat aston
isbed Professor Cooley and the class
bv answering that it was :" a species OF
assault on woman!
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-03-25
DOGS CAN COUNT.

4 gentleman on = visit to Scotland,
came across some men who were washing
sheep. Close 10 the water where the
operation WAS being carried on, was a
small pen, in which detachment Of ten
sheep were placed handy to the men for
washing. While watching the perform
ance, his attention was called TO sheep
dog lying down close by. Tbs animal,
on the pen becoming nearly empty, with
ont a word from any one, started of 20
the main body Of tbs f5ck aud brought
back ten Of their number aud, drove them
into the empty washing pen. TIE fact
Of the dogs bringing exactly the same
number Of sheep as had vacated the peu,
be looked upon g. strange coinci.
dence--A mere chance. But be cont uued
taking on, snd, much 10 HE surprise a.
soou - the men had reduced the number
TO three sheep, the dog started of sgsiu,
aud brought back ten more; aud go be
continued throughout the sliern0C -, usy-
er bringing oae more or one iess, sud a.
ways going fora fresh lot when only
three were lett In the pen, evidently
being aware lhst during the time the iast
three ~ere uAshiug. be would be allie Ia
bring up fresh dslseimsnt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-03-25
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