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TEA prominent Washington pcliti-
clan writes that MORTON told the Ohio
Republican leaders that their making the
currency question So prominent in this
campaign, was blunder; and it is be-
lieved that it was this willy old intriguer
who set the Republicans to howiing
about the Catholics. 1t was done to di
vert attention from the contraction issue
He should come back and rotify them
that their uncalled for abuse of the Cath.
olics is another blunder. - ..
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r @All the money-grabbing mud.
singers in Ohio seem to have leveled
their machines at General CARY He is
doing more effective work than any other
speaker of either party in the State
Wherever he speaks he makes havoc
among the sophistries and deceptions OF
the hard-times advocates, and lays before
bis hearers such clear exposition of
their interests that he arouses the enthu.
siasm Of the Democrats, and wins over
many honest and unshackled Republi.
cans.
Because they cannot answer his argu-
ments, the organs try to weaken the force
of his speeches by scurrilous abuse OF
the man. II he had been mere wooden
man he would have been treated civilly.
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II vas voted down.

yiEJThe following is the dispatch an
nouncing the Mass Meeting here:
CoIUMBUs, OHIO. August "a, 1875
To J. 7. Judkins, or Jere. Williams, Woods
field, Ohio:
Announce Governor Allen and Hon.
John A. McMahan to speak at Woods
field September eighth, afternoon.
JOHN G. THOMPSON,
Chairman Dem. Ex. Com.
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The Republicans of Noble Cou

H The Republicans OF Noble Coun
ty, who nominated "Private" DALzELL
for the Legislature, should employ the
l'.immortalJ n" to stump for him This
would be in harmony with the eternal fit
ness of things, and, if the fool killer
could be kept outof the county till after
the election, might give DALzELLa hand
some vote.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-08-31
Frost in the Northwest.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 23.-Advices from
13 counties in different parts of the State
show that there was frost Sunday morn
ing and heavy frost Monday morning.
Corn suffered greatly, and reports come
from some places that three, quarters of it
is killed. Tobacco, of which there is a
large acreage in Rock and Jefferson
Counties, is totally destroyed. Hops,
buckwheat, potatoes and vines on low
lands are badly injured. The weather is
cold, and there is prospect of another
frost tonight.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-08-31
HThe aspect of the Herzegovinian

~ The aspect of the Herzegovinian
struggle becomes daily more menacing
to the peace of Europe. Servia is al
ready infected and Prince Milan has
found himself called upon TO appeal to
the treaty powers. The fanatieism of
the Christian population and their natu-
raj hatred of Turkish. rule may render
the interposition of the great Powers
inevitable So far the insurrection is
spreading with threatening rapidity, and
unless the great Powers act Immediately
the Principalities may become involved.
Then the Eastern7question would soon
set Europe by the ears-Dispatch,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-08-31

WWeek after week the number Of
failures increases Last week they
amounted to many millions. Too much
money, is theref
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THOMAS BOTH WELLS ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers
~ have been appointed Administrators on TIE
estate Of Thomas Boutwell,, late Of Monroe
county, decd. JOHN NJ. TWINEM. 'EW
aug24, ,75wa GEORGE W. BOTH WELL
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-08-31

EEIt appears from WALKER reply to
Assistant Secretary CowEN, that under
the fostering hand Of DELANo, the Indian
ring have stolen over two millions of dol
lars at the Sioux agencies,in the article oi
beef alone
- GRAsr endorses pELANo ; the Radical
h.adefsendorse GRANT; now would it DC
. good thing to endorse the Radical'lcad-
ers?
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-08-31

~We don't believe the Cincinnati
Republicans are as much afraid of the
Pope devouring them as they pretend to
be. A resolution was offered, in the
Hamilton County Republican Conven-
ton, fayoring the repeal Of the GEeHAs
law.
II was voted down.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-08-31

The Republican Boston Republican
has the courage TO say that "the tone of
the letter in which jefferson Davis with
drew his acceptance of the invitation to
speak at Rockford is entirely unobjec-.
tionahle. The motives which he alleges
for having previously accepted the invi-
tation are altogether praiseworthy-
His withdrawal IS graceful and undis-
figured bv any tingo OF disappointment
or vindictiveness." bdod
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-08-31

WHEELING, VEST "a
Four of the principal members Of the old
firm having purchased the carriage depart !
ment Of the old company, will carry 1t on, In
all its branches, as heretofore. The reputa-
tion which the old firm has gained for build
ing first class work will be maintained. The
wood department Will be under the charge
Of ". R. Donaldsou,the painting under VIM.
Little, the smithwork under Wash Lewis, and
that Of the finishing under c. Ahl. all of
whom have the reputation Of being, first -class
workmen. q.frD 6H. rg.taff fatt
Soliciting continuation of the patronage
heretofors xtendsd to the old firm, we hope
by strict attention to business and the
turning out of frst-class work to merit a
continuation of the same.a7Ws guarantee
our prices as low as any other house for the
same class of work. sselialtE.; i.OG -ausi.iiuo
eyis DONALDsoNo LEWIS & CO..
aug5l, ,'75m6. .ue3asis
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Other articles and Hair Goods in proper.
tion. Come one and all and you will be
suited. aH
Jet and Cheap JeweIry.
81 Bleaching and Pressing dene to order
and at short notice:
All orders by mail promptly attended to.
Enclose price with sample.
Address, W. p. BACHMAN,
ll23 Main Street, Wheeling, West va.
aug3 g31,'75m6, q
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Some Of the Beauties of Radical
it FlnanCierIng. sd


COLUMBUS, o., August % The Gov
ernor to-day received a telegram from
q prominent financier in the city of New
York, of which the following is a copy !:
"NEw YORK. August %. 1875.
''To Governor Allen, Columbus, Ohio: ~
"The call OF the l4th inst, by the
Secretary of the Treasury, for the re-
duction of ten millions of the fve-twen-
ty bonds of 1854 is q sample of Re-
publican financieling. Those bonds
were put upon the market in July, 1864,
when the average rate of gold was 257,
and were sold at par in greenbacks, or
even less, after deducting commission,
&c. The account appears as follows:
"Ten millions OF fve-twenty bonds
sold at par in greenbacks, with gold at
two hundred and fifty-seven, brought in
gold little less than thirty.nine hun.
dred thousand dollars. The amount of
interest at six per cent. in gold that has
been paid during the eleven yearsis six
millions six hundred Thousand dollars
The Secretary of the Treasury now
proposes to pay in gold the principal,
ten millions of dollars. This leaves in
the hands of the bondholders clear
profit of twelve million seven hundred
thousand dollars in gold"
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The taeorgla Troubles.

The Augusta Chronicle of the 22d
says: - "
We repeat now, what we have before
written, that we do not believe the COL
ored men generally in any of the coun-
ties contemplated or desired to bring
about massacre OF the whites We
think that few bad hearted leaders like
Morris and Harris may have meant mis-
chief, but we cannot think that the great
mass of their followers knew nf or in
tended to execute the savage and brutal
plans Of their captains. They would
doubtless have obeyed their orders and
held the meetings which they were COM
manded to hold. and after being assem-
bled they might have been persuaded in
to acts Of lawlessness-but in this way
only could Morris & Company have pre-
cipitated the conflics which they seemed
so eager to bring about
In view Of these facts we hope that
the white people will only institute pros
ecutions against those known to have
been leaders in the movement, or who
can be proven to have been cognizant
and supporters of scheme which en-
braced pillage and murder in its worst
form in its execution. The rank and
file should be suffered to go unpunished.
If they have sinned they have sinned
through ignorance and they have been
taught lesson they will not soon for
pet The leaders shOuld he nunished to
the utmost limit OF the Jaw; but with
their punishment the prosecution should
stop. Judge johnson has acted wisely
in ordering special term of the Supe-
rior Court for the trial of the offenders
in Washington County. !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-12

c. c. Baldwin.
Gen. Joseph J. BARTLETT
Charles p. Kirkland,
John +. Williams.
Robert l.. Cutting,
Henry Hall.
ID. Willis James,
James Brown,
Frederick Il. Gilbert,
John Mckeon.
Alex. Hamilton, Jr.,
Charles Al. Fry.
Gen. WIN. w. Averill,
Jeremiah Devlin,
John ID. Van Buren,,
George Shea,
William q. Lyon.
Benjamin Hutton,
James r. Kllbreth,
Thomas +. stewart,
j. :. Bosworth,
Ernest Boyer.
ARIES.
John Z. Johnson,
General NJ. 4. Mcmahon,
John Crosby Brown,
Henry +. Verhuven,
Wheeler II. peckham,
Henry r. Knox,
A. J. Vanderpoel,
Henry Wilder Allen.
DR.. Woolsey Johnson,
Joseph W. Howe.
William ID. Hennen.
Theodore Schultz,
Joseph Blumenthal,
Horace Barnard,
j. b. Stilson,
Charles ID. lngersolL
Edward l.. Paris,
Horatio N. Twombly,
Thomas X. Fisher,
ID. ). Ritterband,
I. TilestOn Bryce.
Gen. Louis +. Barney,
Theron q. Strong.
COlonel Z. II. Bartlett,
Horatlo J. Brewer,
Ernest G. Stedman,
Emmett X. OlcOtt,
JONI Adrian Bush.
Hugh L. Cole,
]. Raymond Reynolds.
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HERALD TUESDAY H. 1s75-TRIPLE SHEET
Chas. II. Van Brunt

Chas. II. Van Brunt
T.. r. Fahbri,
Simon Sterne.
Jonn l.. Macaulay,
AUGUSTUS Schell.
James +. wInan,
Ellian Ward.
Richard NJ. Henry,
DR.. Aus,in Flint, Jr.,
+. r. MarDurv.
Henry llavemeyer.
Colonel Richard Vose,
henry HeEtZ,
Charles Tracy,
Ere derrick X. Coudert,
William Z. Prime,
Sidney Webster.
Or. Louis Eisberg,
Montgomery II. rhroop,
William watson,
John l.. Develln.
Colonel JOSIAH Porter,
sEcRE
+. Randolph Robinson.
J. Evarts Tracy,
David Is. Williamson,
William b. Bend,
Peter Is. Olney.
Charles A. EastOn,
Charles T.. Whitehead,
William @. Whitney,
John Hav,
DR.. Stuyv't +. Morris,
Frederick II. Belts.
William 4. Pelton.
Col. Jacob Sharp,
Francis Lynde Stetson,
Alfred Waestafi.
stephen II. DIN,
A. NJ. Browne,
William Ii. Ely.
James ii. Skldmore,
Gen. Herman Uni.
J. Mclean Nash,
James AZ. Ball,
Burton n. Harrison,
John J. Thomson,
d. r. Casserl.y,
Augustus W. Reynolds,
James p. Lowrey,
Adolph l.. Sanger,
julius J. Lyons.
E. Graham HaIght,
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the following list OF vice presidents and secre-
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ana lauYnter.) Ana the thanks OF that orderly
body OF the Legislature OF Louisiana was offered
to General de TrObrland for his gallantry
In maintaining the peace, and thereupoa Governor
Kellogg, outside Oi the Leglsature-lOr he Is not
o member Of the Leglsiature-dsHed General de
lrObrand to take file OF soldiers and go to the
Legislature and take out five men tnat we're act
ing as members OF tnat body ana he did 1t. Now,
l might be disposed To anmadvert with
some ns ACT Of the inferior
General Sheridan--was not met with the propo-
sition, in Latin phrase, respondent al supe-
tains the action OF the suoordinates snail be
held responsible. 'rhe President Of the
n,s can s Ss sa nd 81 Of s s" ner
the United States itself; but about the authority
OF all OF uss Laugnter.) And IT Is to oe supposed
glory, though he docs not assume b snare Of
the responsibility; but the President has appar.
entity approved or this action. Now, Governor
kellogg If he rave that order, and 1t was executed,
deserves impeachment by the Legislature OF
Louisiana. Great cheers, would ike to see
Governor Tilden send IN dc OF New York
soldiers TO take out the republican majority In the
Senate when IL assemblies to for United States
whether q democratic house In Albany. as it is
now. would stand patlcntly by and see the
Governor. because his opinion IN the matter
inclined to the minority OF the House IS against
the majority. BIT Governor kellogg had mo no
the constitution OF the United States JUS.
we must ia not 10 unconcerned about this
action In louisiana, Tor It may be repeated
In New York. (Cneers and cries OF mo,
never.'y tell you that when IT Is done
IN one State II Is done IN all States. tCheers.)
Tue Legislature OF Louisiana Is us much vital
part oil the government rs the LeRisla ture OF New
York. (Cheers.) And while IL Is vital as univer-
sol power. shattered ana broken In on, II Is
broken IN all. Bot, again. we must learn to
generallze. Suppose this Intervention oil military
power TO be broken that the action OF tnde.
ercised In Louisiana, Missouri or In any state to
take out the majority In that Electoral College
while we were choosing q Presiuent and BY o
special vote OF any one STATE one man should be
cnossa instead 81 the otuer, 70 not that an
ettAcx uSon all the StatesY And what have you
uek nghun4 over eou dApUuna psoaaSnaSS
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r All OF 8 8 3 8
= ST.

Js,y 4. poles. s<sses II s d1oss-
bre.-Tous lea rsssOot pr6asOts.
-Le rapport saivant, du tr6eosier 4.
Robbins, est Ia ct adoptS: 'sRecn, le
Is octobre, du collectsar Aorgans,
d ,&A.sl, somns qni, Doise Il com
miasi0O de oI0, Is, - rebuilt Z
d ,l00.O6; pay6 On warrants o464, ,64.
plusla co0missiou dM tr6sorier I 5 OlO,
o qui r6duit eueosa h total ei-dsasas
! e50.l6.s-Att .du qu'au jagsmsne
. ~ TDsdu eonav le Jury par 10
Cour du - district u hveur de N.
martin, ailaire No 6l4, ct Qul ct
appel6 d g iugeosot ! ID Ceur 6u-
peSme: r6soln que le president du
jury ct autorisS 1 employer un avo-
cat doat - hoooraires No d6passe-
ront Pcs 500; Rost, Harris. Easex ct
Hosanson vetsnt pour, OF Norgane
contre. -R9solu qu1l est Alloa6 oSOA
F.-B. Earhart, pour ssryiess d'avo-
cat dams l'aGaire N. St-Nartin oontrs
10 jury, devaut n Conr du - dis
trict; que con1sfmSmsnt % juSs-
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DERNTERES NOUvELLES

Le psinss Psare Donaparts posS "a can.
ditlature } y dSputetion d.ns 10 departe
ment ffancais de- Ii Cersn.-LA catastrophe
do BrsmeeAavsn, - Alleuagpe, % r6s1nDs
sinai: I26 morris OF S. blesses, S. vsuves ct
los orDhelins.-En AnglctsrA incaDAie du
nsvire dc manGuvres Goli0lA, GnHesend;
- 6leves ont pkri.--Le gEn6sal d 49, -
Glen capitaineg general dc Cubs. eahmort, ie
q, MaArid.
Le president dee Etats- Uns > a1n'pt6 le %,
~ diner de In SoCi6t6 de- b 0lly Angle
terre. donne au restaura8 UelmlQbo0. A
New-York. On pasle De ID Uegd0ol oobable
du secrftaire Fish, \ cause d aoa a6accort
syec 10 President sur IN qosooeI cnbaine.
n. Bartholdi, ministse de- France, . donn6
avis an dGpartemeut d'Etst, de Washington,
des measures prises coutro leo navires teron-
gers pour ompecher l'6vasi0n des d6tenus de
h Eouve1ls- Cal6do0ie.-L0 baaquos Dc
Charleston ont rcmercie lc gcuverneur
ChsnbeslAia Dc ssn rshAs d ee0miuten M
tngcs rtcemment 6lus par h Legislature do u
Caroline da 0ad. APiaslssuv tefsonu0 ont
et6 tuees on blcssees par Pexplosion dun
tuynn de gns, Boston. - Sl4t.
A In Nouvolle- Orleans, le board de conver-
sion rsjct6 les warrauts Weed, . mon
Sans oll6, 6,000.-E'UpiO ffancatsoS eu d.
manche - reunion snnuelle; 10 president
Edgar LArue J expoe6 - serviOes Dc ccete
g6n1Ecuss inafitution, et le vicomte d'Absec,
consul de France, promi6 son concOuH-Le
barToAn d Eranknn, paeotses See.narse.
sc.ms y jugs d paguisse nspts - donner
= d6ni.aen, . qud b juse No - snesss
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T0tal. .....$la,3& IL
R6solu que u salaire annuel de "a
vocat de paScissc demeurer: IKE 9
.dU.-Le lary sA)oorns q M 'et 'uno'
~ 49,. .,.xa, .....,,,..
-vente pst Io sIo1ll, ssu,. ~
!ansie. !! 1919! ,. QUE y, no1,os ~, w IS ~ Ss
TN, 2 ~ Ma.eOo uo COus' e ~
inaolIst.on 1904 nOH, 1919 .e
qans I sara!neus'a lay e. succ1s'oa Ia ssuse s H'
yosepn o.. M DoHa r : = Cpnic ns.asass ImI 0. -
, De.., se.se .e.,.. $3.50 .;..x" - Sc srcS. H.,
A. M;..i-.;,i- - nilies sle n
NJ Nonraiis OrlSsns horn6e an hanf
49, Jnla. DETERMINATIONS q Ola. q en-
~ nar Yanve Drsrsin I, ahranehe
q GA !. mesurant % 4 arDenln a.
fscs an fienve snr aDde nrofondeur:
avsc IL il6Dendaaoes e acces.
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Mari. A u Chambro basae du Congres, lea
repr6ssntants louisianais hgurent largement
dams les comitks: Ella. ley6es lpr6sidcnt du
oomitg ct r(clamaxions de Rusro; Gibson.
bapques ekcirculation, mines; Levy, mon.
naie, pu3k lot measures, r6clamatiOns Dc pro
priGt4s PafticuliAres; Darrall, miIice; Morey,
terres .publiques, 'lcvecs, manufactnrss
Nash, 6ducstion ct travail. La nomination
du mort, . 6t6 oonfrmke. Le s6nsteur West
nous revient avcc les courtcs vacanccs con
grsasionnelles, B n fois isq1iDtJet irriH de-
bruiA denquete sur lN.1aspnnel radical
de In Louisiane bru) par u
presence do J.-F. Barrett, agent dc Iavocat.
I6n6ral Pierfepont, ct par In nouvelle de ID
nomination de Tex speaker CIV. Carter, en-
uualitz dc conseil dams In poursuite de ladite
enquete. West menace, s'ildoit succombcr.
dkcraser beaucoup de Philistins sous les
rriines du temple de Mercure. Le gouver-
neur Kellogg ma pas encore donne de sue
cesseuy l'anditcur Clinton, ct parmi lee
aspirantsa cette place, on designc south l,
WITH, Iairfax, Shaw, Hsrrie Mcritt Hill.
Morcy.. HERON ct AL. Smith. Le rneesage
du maire Leeds, publik anjourd'hui attaque
hardiment uue situation diGiGile. OF propose
ID suspeuaion dc l'intkret d0 taxes, ct II
suppression des taxes de police ct d'6colc,
i,rqu'au jOnr "a In vile aura rcssaisi 10 con-
tr8Ie de ses affaircs. L'election de Dunn, d.
mocnatc. comme rcpr6sentnnt de In paroiaee
Grant A h L42Ialaturc, am1ne cette aaeem-
blGs II composition suivantc: S6nat, u re-
pulAicains q d6mocratee; Chanibro, 60
d6mocrascs q II repnblicsins; session
iointo, - dGmocr.tes ct 68 r6publicaina
invifS h fAte donuEe lc -. ! Philsdelpede,
mar L, es,,,;tk A, Cnut iSn -1As,di AArnsap
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ment rendu dams l'affaire NJ 6l4 de-
Ia Cour du 4e district, II sera lev6
nne take addidonnelle de 2 mills sur
Les roles d'assssssmeat de 1874 que
lea complies .dA Hsrnld, dc jusaloS !
dScembre inclusivemeut, i 325 par
mois, Isont appr0uves, OF ono son
compe( (vl'svis du board des asses
ss,urs est refer6 4 lsvocat de pa
roisse one les complies suivants sOnt
approuv6s: A. Robbins, F. St-Mar-
tin, NJ. vallas ct LII. Thompson,
t3moins m tirage du jury pour In
session judiciaire de novcmbro, Is
chacun compte du collecteur Nor
gana, pour avoir drcssS les roles de
1875. S3OO, ct ses complies do 1874
renvoy6s 4 Ia prochaine s6ance ;
Levy Davis, syudic Ter ward, sa-
laire, du 81 decembre 1874 au 30 mo-
vembre 1875, S229l 4; Joseph Will
liams, iuge dc paix Sc ward, salaire,
du Ter janvicr an 30 novembre 1875,
99l.55; Lewis Dry, secretaire du
Jury, Octobre ct novembre 1875, $50 ;
John Gray, officier de paix au poll 3,
% ward. election do hovembre 1874,
go; Harry HarrisOu, constable, poll
5, 80 ward, meme election, SlO;
DIR. Lewis, commissaire, memes
poll, wartlnet election, 80; Al
fred Guills ae, commissaire, poll l,
ward ], eI vi. Cer6solle, COM
misesire, 9, ward 1, $40; Joseph
Stein, con ssaire, poll 8, ward 5,
olO !, DR. iiibschman, exanssn du
sa1asrs. Essex : Johnsos, Us J
|y.-H-H. kylor, constable, . ward,
du ler ia et au Ter octQbfo 1875,
tN.0O; imond Robert1, jseo dc
peix 50 rd, dn ler JUN IN Ter mo-
ys.nbre \ Us, al SO ]; G. Colly, ccro-
kpes, enqu6ts sur ecorpsd' 'Rssex John
ns go; CIV. Wilson, constable 2e
ESQe2 o66 Jacob Neumanu, c0mmis-
Esai0 1i6lectien, poll 6, ward 4, 90
% x, shtrif, entretien des pri-
lS6aRatn = en- oetobre 1875, e36.4O, et
)en n6v1nbrs, o46.60; 10 meme, ser
ESiceo 1ltess aex Dours, 1452. .9O.-R6-
81. "a: = 9. - !sSs: si; .,s:!
Ham AaAq M gum CO.
ene(G boo waznGb acquitt6s ct
~ 5S6a 1ntse. ~ mains du treso-
m: II llky adepN 1e tsblcau ap-
"a ID 1cxe dss d6penses
v,r panukn 1914.
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minutes, b tamps d'aHa.isr 40
pipa En- srrivsnt "a bosiaaGsuvs
pour Sen retour,aer, II sew apetJu
que ton esquif avait disparU. at
Sest imm6diatemoot mir 4 z rory.
suite du voleur, dans' une autre
embarcati0n. 1ais - recheWhos
ont et4 inutiles, et jusqu'a present
Il ma pas en- de noayslks do res.
quif d6robe. ~
-Nousavons rsqade Ia Gonna.
gnie d'assurance ssaolN'd de New.
York, 'un inagni6Qae calsndrieri il.
lustre, divis6 q cartss elsgantes
pour chaque nsiSd del'anree, publ.
cation qai attsees u prosperit6
croissante dela Compagnie don't III.
Charles j. Martin est % president,
Az. Willmarth ct D..A. Heald
les vice-pr6sidsots, J..H. Wash.
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