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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-15
New York Cattle Mark et.

New YORK, May l+.--Bccyc> None
received; no trade; dressed beef advanc.
ed Ic and closed firm nt S4@9ic for
common to fair sides; 100. lo4c for good
toprimc. Shcep-Rec"ipts 5,O2O hoai,
making l2,l9O head for four days, against
$500 head for the same time last week.
Demand very moderate; sales nj 5!G,6!c
for poor to fair unshorn sheep and 4
@5ic for clipped, and lO@l3c for
lambs. Swine-Receipt- i.2SO head,
making IA, 300 head tor four day, against
1870 head for the same time last week.
None offered alive; city dressed steady
ut 90.
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Az extraordinary case OF what we may
hope is mental arrangement has just
been detected in England, where AN
old lady named Chuntrell has been con
yicted of the most iuhuman treatment
Of Il lot of cats and dogs which she kept
,hut up in her house without allowing
them f0od. An otiicor OF the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty TO Animals
having obtained entrance 10y Stratagem
and discovered the condition OF the
poor brutcs, obtained warrant against
Mrs. Chantrcll and executed 1t lu-t
Thursday. The woman, armed with a
bludgeon and poker, endeavored to pre-
vent the intrusion ui the officers of the
law, but an entrance having been effect
ed scene was disclosed the details "t
which we will rot schock our readers
hy repeating. Suffice it is to say that III
one cupboard the skeletons u! itlty cat-,
starved t. death, wcr" discovered. and
as many more cats and dogs in different
stages of disease from hunger. They
were Immediately all destroyed by theso
cirty's officers, every animal being too
much diseased 10 recover, Mrs. Chantrell
the while nenacing the officers with v'o-
l"ncr, and being in turu threatened with
the ducking stool by the mob outside.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-15

PououNEEr>IE, May l4.--Wmle an
engine attached toa train going /" New
l"rh. wa- passing through the arch ut
~luy ~.u: State prison to-day, four con
yic,, Jumped un the engine, presenting
revolver, a the engineer, compelling
HIM to get of and cut the engine loose
from the train, and started southwark.
They abandoned The engine three miles
north OF Tarrytown, whore it VA, found
with both cylinder head, broken.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Money and stock
Market.

New YORK, May l4.-MOSEY-
At 2!G,9 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 4@5! per cent. Sterling weak ut
4SG! 1860 Tor sixty days, aud 4S9!GtiS93
tor sight. Customs receipt, $2Sl, 900.
Dry goods imports for the week $3.50
900.
GoLD-Strong; opening at 1853, ad-
yancing to lie! and closing at ll55. The
rise wa, caused By the outflow OF gold,
and the efforts Of the newly formed bull
clique. Borrowing rates to ! per cent,
and l-64@l-32 per cent per dien. Loans
were also made flat. The Assistant Treas
urer disburscd Sl83,0OO. Clcarings So,
100000.
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pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, May l+.-Pig lron-Un-
changed; No. foundry SO 0ooZ1 20;
No. , S25 90; gray forge S24 90. Wheat
Firm. Pennsylvania and Ohio red
81 23lal 50. Cora-Qui"t At oGm Sc
according to quality. Petroleum-ln
moderate demand; crude, 81 30 at Park
ers; refined l2:a l2kc fer Philadelphis
delivery.
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Photography as n Detective.

Photographic copies Of the Internal
Revenue returns are being made ut the
Treasury and forwarded to the officers III
different cities, TO aid them in >ub,,an-
tiating their charges. Among those made
to-day was one from gua%er
from Cincinnati certifying that
certain number of barrels ot
spirits had been emptled aud
the stamps destroyed, in accordance with
the law. and upon further search the
same lot VIA. found in Chicago, in tn"
same packages, thu. showing a coalition
of the gaugcrs with distilleTs. On April
Both Mr.. Wilson called upon the ro.!ec-
tors of internal revenue in different TO-
calticS to furnish certain information
concerning transactions IN their districts,
but up to last night very few OF them
had responded. and to-day the Secretary
of the Treasury called upon them Tor an
explanation of their noncompliance and
for AN immediate reply. He l. determined
that all orders OF this natur" shall
be oheved or the collectors must take the
consequences. \ large number OF com
munications have been received from
different sections from parties Offering to
furnish proof Of the frauds. Inc Sec
retsrv has directed all such 10 furnish the
proof to the proper officers, and !; found
valuable and used, the partie, furnishing
II will be remunerated. Information
reached here this morning that
the d,stillers Of Milwaukee had CALI
ed upon those Of 81. LOUIS to
combine with them in procuring the ser
vices of Matt Carpenter to obtain their
release. In response to 1t Secretary
Bri>tow sent dispatches to the snperVl-
sors at Chicago, st. Louis and Milwaukee,
informing them that the best legal assist
ance will be furnished them IN their
efforts to convict those arrested, and the
Government is conddeut Of establishing
the guilt Of all the parties.
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Crop Prospects.

Advices of the crop prospects are now
more encouraging than at any time since
1sG5. More land is under cultivation,
and the people are working better than
Was ever known before. Cotton, wheat,
corn and fruit will be more than plenti-
ful
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E Lo ECH Err
DEALER N
Books and School Materials.

\ nll asSortm"n: OF Toys, Base BaIh
CrOquctS. Guns, RcvolvcrS and Ammuui-
ton. Pocket cutlery, Scissors, R,ZOrs, cutie
~. Mathematical Instruments, largest ami
best assortment of Spcctarl"s, Opera nud
Field Glasses, Telescopes, Microscopes.
Thermometers, ChrOnOmricrs. HydrOmr
icrS, SnccharOnctcrs, &c.. Niollns, French
and German AccOrdionS, HarmOnicSS
Childrcn'S Carriages, Wagons, sc, &c.
Moved - liuI Main street, known a. J
Cartwright'S place. tn" public i res prct o.
fully invited 10 cail ana see for Itself.
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RkILEOAD BoNDs-Stcady.
STATE BONDs-Quiet.

I oIAIk DDNDN-NSulrL.
/ SroCKs-The Stock Exchange was the
scene Of considerable excitement and wide
fluctuations, As natural result OF the
breaking off Of the negotiations of the
Panama and Pacific Mail Companies,
Panama sold down t 1876. decline of
65 per cent Later there was recovery
to l4l.. Pacific Mail dropped of to 40,
but afterwards recovered to 4li. with the
closing business at 40i. Union Pacific
was also affected and deciin5d to IL
against AZ at the close last evening.
This decline was stimulated by rumorS
from Washington that the Court of
Claims had decided against the company,
although the decision would probably
not be made public until early Monday
next. Erie opened nj 81 on an advance
at London, bn: quickly declined to ~
on rumors that the report would b" un.
favorable Towards the close Fri" raj
lied To- ~, with final sales pt 21SG,21 !.
Rock Isalnd declined from lO4! TO 1881
on rumor- of fresh issue of stock or
bonds for building some new roads. In
regard to this President Tracy states that
directors at their meeting in June will
consider the udvi,ubllity Of building "a
branch road to their Washington lands
distance of about fifty miles. How the
money is to be raised is to be determined
Mt thu. meeting. The stock finally raj
lied to lOl5m 1911 Lake. Shore Was
weak and declined from II to ~, rrroy-
crin@ per cent az tn" close. Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph was firm and ad-
vsnced from 2i3 to 81, on rumors that u
contract was to-day signed with the
Pennsylvania railroad which allows the
telegraph company to run its wires on the
poles of the railroad, which will give "a
line fOm Philadelphia to st. Louis and
the principal intermediate points. Other
changes less important. The Erie re.
port shows Il decrease in the gross earn
ings for the nine months ending March
3l,t of 8. .0S2, ll3 as compared with the
preceding nine months and u decrease
o. SO l00 net earnings FOR the same pc
riod; expenses decrease Sl,7lGl0S. Tn"
interest charges have been increased by
the issue of more bonds within the same
time. With reference TO the coal lands,
President JeWctt says thht th' cOhIpIIca-
tions caused by their purchase proved
unfortunate and embarrassing. 1t Is be-
licved, however that, in a short time, if
the necessities Of the company become
such a. to require it, they may be dIspos-
posed OF at such price and upon such
terms rs will to great extent protect
the company in the amount paid out on
their account and under such arrange
ments as will enable it to secure econo!n-
icsl fuel and large share OF the trans
portation Of coal to be- mined therefrom.
Tho transaction Oh tn" stock Exchange
were 269.O0Q shares ot which $1,000 were
Pacific Mai, 10000 Western Union,
1000 Northwestern, 1900 Rock Island,
$4,000 Erie, 5000 Lax" Shore 1000
Ohios and 1900 Union Pacific.
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4 Murderer COnfcSscs.

CHARLESTON, ). C., May l4-John
Fraser, colorcd, was hanged at Camden
day. lie was convicted on circum-
,lanual evidence, but after the convic-
t.on. he confessed 10 the crime. On the
,,urfold to-day he confessed that he muir
drred hi, wife and child and 4 negro
woman, and had burned many barns and
nin houses.
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Let the People speak.
MANHATTAN, Kan

K. V. Pierce Buffalo, \. Y:
Dear Si1'-Your Favoritc Prescription
has done my wife world of good. She
has taken nearly two bottles and has felt
better the past two weeks than at ANY
time during the past two years, No
more periodical pains; none Of that ach
ing back or dragging sensation in her
stomach she has been accustomed TO for
several years have So much contidenc"
in it That would be perfectly willing 10
warrant 10 certain customers of ours who
would be glad 10 get hold Of relief at any
expense. ! have tried many Patent
Medicines, but never had any occasion 10
extol one before.
Very truly yours,
GEo. b WHIIIN".
MRS. +. r. DAILY, Metropolis, H.
writes:
"Dy. r. Y. Pierce-Mysisteris using the
Fsvorite Prescription with great hrn-
eft.
MARY ANN FRIsmE, Lehman, Pa
writes:
"Dr. Il. EPiercc-What | have tanrn
o. your medicine mas been of more heEe-
fit to me than all Others and hundreds Vi
doctors bills
DR.. Pierce's favorilr Prescription .-
sold by dealers III medicine generally.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-15
The whisky Frauds.

WAsuINGToN, May 1.-THE whisky
frauds are still receiving attention by the
Treasury Department and Solicitor
Wilson is continually uncarthing n""
frauds. Further record evidence was
discovered to-day, against the Union
Copper Distilcry, Chicago, and on"
hundred and fifty barrels Of spirits We're
seized at their works. Three hundred
barrels were also seized belonging to
BeviS Il Fraser, in St. Louis, fresh proofs
hnyinn bccn nbtained agalnst them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-15
The UIt,a Peace Movement.

LITTLE Rock, May l4.-Final ar.
rsngemcnts have been made by the Com
fedSrate and Federal soldiers for Joint
decoration on the 2Gth Of May. The
colorcd people are included in the ar
-orremeutS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-15
indianapolis Musicar Festival.

INDIANAPoLIs, May 1.-THE prepare
tionS for the three days musical festival
to be- held here next week are fully COM
plctcd. The event promises to be 4 wor-
thy successor to the Cincinnati festival.
The solo singers are Miss Smith, Miss
Cranch. Mr. w. B. Winch and Myra
W. Whitney, the same who have sustain
cd the solo part at Cincinnati. The
choruscs are composed Of 100 voices under
the direction of Professor j. :. Block,
director Of the Church Union, who
ha, bsen drilling the singer,
for months. The orchestra is full, and
Il complete festival will be held in the
NraIrmv Of Music lIaydon's oratious
Of III. season will bc produced on Mon
d:,v night. Selections from llandel's
Messiah on Tuesday night, and on We'd
ucsday night concert OF miscellaneous
Of productions by solo artists. Special
arrangements have been made with all
In" railroads running into the city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-15

The Post Master General, Yesterday,
issued an order iorbiding the paymentb by
postmaster. 1t Cincinnati ofPosial money
orders drawn to the order Of L. d. Sine,
who is engaged in conducting gift en-,
terprlse. All registered letters addressed
to Sine are to be returned To the once
from which mailed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-15

Ehou our reports tins morning the
prots,.4u,- are ,ha; the weather to-day
... be partly cloudy, with northerly
u.s.. and lower temperature.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-15
OyerIsswe of stock.

y special from McGregor, Iowa, says
Albert Young. son Of Senator Young, of
Wisconsin, shot his father at noon to-day
and then committed suicide. The father
will survive 1t is thought the son had
committed forgery and resortod t" this
rncan, 70 coYer il up.
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vi. HYNEMA.N

At Pittsburgh Wholesale Prices. Ordor.
bv mail promptly attended To, and goods
Sacked secure rom observation.
pend for price list. IuI
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-15
Poor AMI Honest Men Cannot Secure
Offices

and they remain the prey OF the rich and
unscrupulous The sacred duty Of all
good citizens in these premise. is to take
a deeper interest in politics. Teachers
should enforce this. preachers preach it,;
however dstasteruI, let every citizen
belong to some party and strive to purify
it by attending the primaries and by
defeating unworthy nominations; pertec-
ton is impossible, but by such mean, n,
those suggested much will be gained and
the world be benefited
Mrs,r.. Bradford and Wells, Of Detroit,
discussed thi, paper briefly.
The next paper read was by Prof
EllintI ON the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-15
She Sets a Good Table.

Her Biscuit amt Batter Cakes are always
light and wholesome. She uses Logan,
List & Cos
EXCELSIOR BAKING POW DER
Because experience has proved IL to be- the
best la the market. Why vast NOuI
money, and spoil your temper and digcs-
ton with Inferior Baking Powders Ask
for Logan, List Il COS ENCELSGOK.
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Daring Robbery.

ST. LOUIS, May l3.-The Democrat
has a special from Clinton, Henry county,
( Missouri, giving an account Of daring
robbery committed in that county, last
Thursday. d. B. Lambert keeps country
store about twelve miles from Clinton.
II stands alone on the prairie, and has a
I crouuet ground in the rear of the build
ing and is the resort of the young peo-
Pile Of the nsighborhood Thursday
! morning about II O'Clock two strangers
/ rode UP and entered the store and were
! Immediately followed two others. As soon
as the latter entered the store the first
two drew rcvolvcrs and command ded
Lambert 10 stand The other two men
then went 10 the croquet grounds. where
eight gentlemen and ladies were playing,
and ordered them into the store, where
they were guarded BY three of the
strangers, while the fourth robbed the
store of two hundred dollars, fine
watch, shot gun, revolvers and a
considerable quantity of goods and then
left in the direction of Clinton. They
were all welI-dressed, genteel look
ing men, mounted Oh splendid
horses The robbery was done o quietly
and quickly that blacksmith working
100 yards distant knew nothing Of the
affair until it was over. \ gentleman
living near Clinton says he couyerscd
with two OF the Younger brothers last
Tuesday aud from this fact the robbing
is attributed to the Younger and James
brothers. No effort has yet been made
to arrest the robbers.
over Issue of stock.
PHILADELPHIA, May l4.-it has been
ascertained tonight that the 22d
ward National Bank the Consolidation,
the Philadelphia Trust, the Girard Trust
aud other banking institutions, includ-
ing numberof brokers, have over issued
stock of the Philadelphia " Darby Com
pany as collateral on borrowed money.
Mr. Fryhus made an assignment Of his
property for the benefit of his creditors.
4 bank president said tonight that he
thought the railway company was liable
for the amount, as the stock was issued
in u regular form, signed by the officers
and bearing hcseal of the company.
y special from McGregor, Iowa, says
Albert Young. son Of Senator Young, of
Wisconsin. shot his father Mt noon to-day
and then committed suicide. The father
49, -,,,-;y. IL IL tIpu,rbt Ihp son had
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-15
We are Prepared to Furnish the Best
Soda Water

In the city drawn from new apparatus.
Also GrySer, Nichy, Congress ana Blue
Lick Waters on draught ~
LOGAN. LIST ~ co.'s
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American SOCIAL science Assoe.ation.

DETROIT, May a. In the AmeFl.
can Social Science Association to-day,
Hon. Il. B. Eaton read paper on.the eT-
pertinent of civil service reform in the
United States. Mr.. Eaton's paper was
quite long and its reading was followed
by an animated debate participated in by
Gamliel Bradford Eisur Wright
and others who took somewhat different
ground from Mr.. Eaton.
, 1875-12-18

Der GrfpIg eie'er acmp,esie it in tet N}e.
biAte rer geteusvn FGsrunss 0.lsulAofn
NOD ME nassmeifn. we ~frlbenee 4sps ,bls
@rfpl9sS credit:
, 1875-12-18

Seine gcie0id)nft bi tct ar6Bere Sor.
tbcile DsMen an. Ueld)c ibr 2eoeu pcrlie
herl, ol8 0ielc.
, 1875-12-18
9sr Sautefba9er.

5 2aMterba4 Sab mtin StrumpI oer=
lpr'n
Obne StrnmpF AeD i not lpam,
@e9 / hnlt mlcoer nod) 9Nuterba0,
&oMf mir an Strumpf III Dem oan.
= 2auterba6 bab i mcir 0ers perform.
Dime 0cr5 tam / not leb'n;
lRub i bolt mieocr nod 2autcrba@
. 0irncl uaB lciMi mir 9eb'n.
9ater mann gibit mir benn's Scimatbel,
@um last 0u mfrs iiheIlbretb'n,
> 0irnl wo6t auf als ple Grummotcl,
Gt0ig Wlu's Il nllnmer bleib'n.
: 0irnbsl bat l1parSbrnaue Mcugclcin.
Nttt luie q 5auberl ibaht's fer.
uab wenn bcim Uenltc q SOnappIer
thu
&immt lie sonj frcanoli oaDcr.
Sekt bab / mein 9dul'rl Al q S@nsdl
'bout
gs tric9t mir oos 5dnyderl oauon,
Stbt l1aHt MI mCtu Nlrn'l bunS Iauni
an,
0oB tcin SGulerl me9r hon.
@cnn i ins 3ill,rtbal eiri geb',
lcy' / mein Yiroerbpl' an,
uno uenn i mem @irn'l in airAcu 5e6',
SAau' fein'n 9ei!9'n mebr IN.
Naimeil tam nan hit lultis lein,
III melt fam nan nit lpoul. e
3cs eIni Dsal 9eb' i sum 0irn'l aug,
0os andre NAL blcib' / onboam.
Na1ts ,penn i beim tnmm I'M ba6 q
&anI9
2lopF' i ons 6eniierle al,
6ra9t mi isIn @eibesl : @er in oenu
brausf
.m's 1T Osin beioffener Mann.""
, 1875-12-18
geynli1NteS

q d. Ole Trouen @eltonsltsfluns ppr
Grau 6. 8. @iQespie, bic Yraiioentin
bss @~entcnniul Ggccutiu Gpmites Der
Jrouen bat neneroinHs eir Circular CT
%lo1lcn, mslhss bic @runNSii9e oes bon
Den Sranen bel Der WeltuuSltclung 5u
befoigenoen plones entbGlt. IS lheint,
boB maj ouBerprOlntlih prottilb Su
g1erfe seben mil. 0as Srouenoeparte-
ment Der Mnstelluns foil Gin gilo BON
Dem ssben, pos Die 6rauen ouf Dem &C.
biet Der 8ilobauerfunlt, Walerei, Cite.
ratur, in per Geographic, in Der Gr5ic=
hung, in me9anil9en Grfinoung uno in
ben leinen peibIi6 9auoarbeiten oslei-
ftet baden, @lei@seitis beabliAti9t man
eiu Bud, %entpOtteno Die Yiosropbien
, 1875-12-18
3nlahoitts gfpe(hsn.

Rem Dorf. II. Se5. Sic Sirri6-
tuns Der orsi Neser Gais, 9selton nno
Sbomplon, wclAe we9en Grmoronn9
bcs bcutlben SauIircrs, @bra9am Nels=
burg, gum Sooe pcr,rtheiIt warsn, fono
bcute Mlorsen nm 50 MiEuten mad 8
llbr in Dem Soie Der Sombs ltatt. Die
Beine BEG Glis fomca lps nao er mari
Ie i'm Den Gorpsr oes Sbomplpn, mel,
Dies cine ouBsrcroentlihe Seene berpor=
rief. 9iele Don Den 3ai6auern oreb-
ten }i1. I'm, oa lie riAt in Stanoe ipa
ren cs nit an5uicbcn. Mae brei ftarben
am9cniNeinliA OIL GroroIelung.
Rem Oort. II. SIS. Solan, oer
WDroer 9ipe's bat tihen mclteren Nuf=
ibub, our0 oas Snncbalten oes Ser
fabrens. weldcs seltsrn 0o6mlita9 non
Ni1ter 9pnpDue INN bepllii9t wuroe,
er5olten; arocrieits wdre or biclen Sfpr
aen nit ben orei Nessrn CHS, Welton
uno Sbomplpn scbangen pproen.
9ou91feepiic, g. g., Is. SeS.
Ser obsre 9uolpn 1T micNer ppllltan1i
5usefrpren.
9elamnre Gitp Is. Gcs. Scr
Oampicr nGcanins" Der 4bilaoelpblo
unb 3eaoirs Giicubabn, pun YbiluocI=
pbia nod Nr,p Orleans nit &oblen fab=
renb, 1T oberb0Ib Morris 2iitons ee-
fir anoct. @ei DER Gbbe lag CT peiitan.
big onf Dem Sroaenen.
pbilabeIpbia, Is. 9ssemhG'
Das &iirser=g umite. ,ocl6ss 8Orberei-
tunscn fir ben Seiu6 oes Natipnol=
Grnsrcilss triIit, bat leine @rbelten pol=
Ienbet. Sic Maibin9touer Ggcn'fipnl=
iten wcrben an Trelta9 Mhsno bier eln-
t~reffen. gm Somitas Mpr9en wer-
bm Die 0alc BON rtm Continental
Sotel" uuo Dem v@iroro Soule" no }ic
lp9iren iplsn, nob Dem Tolr'
mount part iabren, I'm Bic Sorberei=
tnnsen in Mu9enldein 81. nebmsu. Sn
Der Soriitultm.Sol.e miro Gin 8antelt
jtot,linben. Sic Galte peroen epn Der
@laidinsnbauc brett na6 WaIbinSton
abrciien.
Icw Orleans, Is. Ses. Wpr
einigcn Monaten fpsocrte Der Stoot5=
Muoitor Clinton %(betanntli1 audi Gin
nsttc NfanSc) leine Gntlaliuns, peld,e
an Is. 0eSembcr in &roft ireten lpats.
9a @uuperneur &eloS nod ttinen
3a0folger ernannt bat, 10 wiro Clinton
md einise WONen ldn9er i'm Mmie tlss
ben.
MeGnerv fat ben Ndtb. q. s.. Marr
on GteIe bss Mm. 8. MeMiaan. Or
tilrSll6 aboantte. gum 0unoeslenatol
ernnnnt.