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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-28
May 10Th.

NAY lpso.
Board met pursuau, to adjournment
present same IS yesterday.
Ordered by the Board that the petl-
tiou ot H. 4. Saai'h, filed az the rebru-
ary term, 1,11. aad aid over until the
ny term. 1877, D. and the same is
hereby rejected on the groand tia, 10
record Il = Coun;y road esn be found
where said Smith desires ~ work ou,
his road tax
la the matter Of the petition of T. ID.
Hinekley ct al. praying for review OF
the road located on the west shore of
Lake Union, aud the petition of ID. ".
Crooks ct al. asking for an apprepria-
iion to open said road, and the rcmon-
STRANGE of John Ross ct al agains. the
review of said road. it is ordered by the
Board that both petitions aud remon-
strance be AMI tie same are hereby ~
jected.
In the matter Of the petition ot W.
t. Smith, 4 a.. praying the Board To
pass an order declaring the road
TO be c,uuiy read which com
mences near VIM. \. Bells residence
ami follows the line Of Third street
through Balls plat, thence aloug the
west line of Township -5. North Range
1 East. % where the Military read
ossss the same hear the Fisher place.
It Is ordered by the Board that the
Auditor be AMI he is hereby instructed
to notify the Road Supervisor Of Road
District NJ. that said road WAS de-
clarel = county road and ordered open
cd by the Board of Commissioners at
their regular se5sl3n in August term,
1871
Ordered by the Board that the peti
tion of 7. NJ. AIvori, . a., asking for
ala appropriation of 500 TO keep and
maintain the water of White river in
its main channel, at point known as
AlvoTd's dam, be and the same is here
by laii over until the August term,
1877.
II the a:attcr of The report of john
Cove, q ~. viewers or the new road eat
through the Kidd farm, Oh White river,
by lIewctt and Monk, it is ordered by
the Board that the said new road be
and the same is hereby accepted and de-
Glazed county roa,i-the Board being
satisfied that said new road is now open
for travel by the public; and it is fulth-
cr ordered by the Board that that por-
tioa Of the old county road cut otf hy
said new road he and the same Is here
by vacated, except the part running
from the old Kidd house down along
the bank If White River to the june
tion Of the new road.
Ordered by the Beard that the petit
tion of John W McGee, Il al. praying
tor county road comm, ncing at the
county line IN Section &. Township %.
Range : East. and running iii south
east direction To the line between Sec
tions 6 and :, Township 20, Range I
East, thence west to the Snoqualmje
river. thence up ,id river - intersect
the county road near Frauk Duvars,
be aud the same is hereby granted and
J. ID Sellicks. Alex Adair and Lucius
Day appoinied viewers, to meet OH the
lith day of June, 1871. or within five
days Their after. and proc ,ed according
10 law.
Ordered that this Beard adjourn un-
til . \. NJ, tomorrow.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-28
May 9th

S&N "tu
Board met pursuant 10 Adjournment,
prcseat. same n. yesterday.
Ordered by the Board that the field
notes, plat and survey of road from
SQuak valley II the Seattle coal mine,
. laId oyer al the Nogcmber term, 1876,
be and the same are hereby accepted.
aud said road declared u county read
and ordered opeued according to iaw.
In the matter Of the petition Of
james Bu>h ef az. asking for an appro
pIiatiCn of five hundred dollars IL open
the road from Suuak valley to the
Newcastle coal mines. II Is ordered by
the Board that the sum ot four hundred
dollars ia scrip b and the same Is
hereby appropriated to open said rosd
said money to bo expended under
:he supervision Of the Supervisor Of
Road District No l0-said Supervisor
81 let ont the work 10 the lowest re
sponsiblc bidder aud the scdp to be
issued nj the neXs regular session Of the
Board after the work i. completed and
approved
Ordered by the Board that the work
house on the County Farm. built by
Harmon 4 Walker under contract. be
AMI the same is hereby accepted, and
their bonds discharged.
II the matter Of the petition OF John
L,ngs,on a ai praying t0g the vacation
of the County road from said Lang
.ton's store along the East bank If
White River to q point about seventy
five yards below j. Laugstons school
house ani also for the establish hmeu;
of new road. starting IN front Of
Langston's store. and running in q
northwesterly direction TO the north
east corner % Lsugstcu's OH orchard.
,hguce III 81 westerly direction to inter
scct said County read a, point about
seventy fivc rods below said School
House. It Is ordered by The Bead that
sali ,e,,tioa be. aui the same is hereby
granted ani said nCw s0ad declared y
County road, the Board belu. satisfied
that sad rev ruai il now open f1r
travel fy the pl:hlic. according 10 law.
The pttj,ion If Moss Morris. e al.
asking ihs, four hundred dollars be
expendca in olcniug the County road
leading from >Quak Slough. q the
mouth OF Tolt klyer. on the Saoqual-
mic river. a. PRAYED far in petition %
the Board II County c mms>siouer- ~
tbeif fcsru'sr sss.lo.. ia November 1916.
!. h.r.by GRANTED hy this Board. -.ai.i
nonrv !, b. exptaled under ,he sa.
pcr,i~ioa AZ tho Supervisor # 'Roa
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Afay llth.

Avn
Board mtt pursuant to adjournment,
present, same as yesterday
Ordered by the Board that the petit
tion Of C. IL Bankson, It al, praying
for an appropr .atlon Of 500 to open the
Cedar river end of the Cedar river aud
Coal Creek road, bc and the same is
hereby laid over until the August term,
1877, the Board considering that u re-
view e said road is necessary. and that
said review should he 50 made as to
connect said read with the new road
from Newcastle to Sauak valley, on the
nearest and most practicable route.
Ordered by the Board that the Aud
tier he and be is hereby instructed To
notify the Supervisor of Road District
NJ. not TO lay out any public money
on the road leading from Mercers ad-
dition TO Seattle TO the outlet Of LAX c
Union. as viewed and located by T. H.
Lewis. Geo Bracket aud VIM b Den
ny. ard reported to the Board of Com
m;s>iorers At their August term, 1879,
,hc Board not considering said rad a
county read according IN law
Ordered that this Board adjourn
till to morrow a. Q \. n
I'o Il Continued.
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int the Coluty Treasury .he suul Of
i!ty dollars
Ordered by the Bad thA, the Doai
G; john Dillon, Tor his grocery license.
with d. X Baxter as surety, be, and
the same IS hereby approved
OfGerei that this Board now adjourn
uutl tomorrow at 8 A. u.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04

A New DEAL-The undersigned
having taken charge of Prof. Moi
fctt's Art Gallery, which has just
been thoroughly renovated and fit
ted up in excellent style, and provid-
cd with every essential to the eyecu-
ton Of the finest work Of art, invites
the public to call and learn thereof
for themselves. | am prepared to
take pictures of every description,
and at prices to suit all customers,
and guarantee satisfaction in every
case. Portrait painting in India Ink
and Water Colors given especial at
tention, and in that line | do not
fear to compare my work with any
in the West. Prices always reason
able. JAMES Y. DABB.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04

BETTER Doors and shoes cannot
be found in the city than are kept
by VIM Teasdale. He has lately
received an extensive new stock, en-
pracing everything needed for any
occasion, or to fit any foot-man's,
woman's or child's--and he asks so
little therefor that none need go ban G
footed, or with toes protruding. 2jtf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04

ATTENTION, LADIEs.-1n order to
close ont my stock of ladies and
children's ready-made suits, I have
concluded to reduce prices to first
cost. Ladies avail yourselves of the
opportunity and call soon.
J. DELLRR.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04

CHARLEY JAMES has n stock of
Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Silver
ware, etc, from which any customer
can be suited. And in view Of the
hard times, will sell sway down. for
cash. Before buying anything in
his line see what he has and learn
his prices. 20
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04

SEE Chas. II. James stock of Jew
eiry, 1t vii! surprise you how little
money will buy choice articles in
his line during these hard times. 20
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04

STOPPED LAST NIGHT, and will
remain stopped. We refer to many
watches which G. II. James ought to
have hold of for n short time to re-
pair and put in order. 20
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04

MOTHERS: ~ You can buy suits
Tor boys of all ages, from t to lG, bet
ter made and cheaper than you can
make them yourselves-at Deller's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04

WE have for sale IS tons of tim
othy and clover hay, which we will
sell to suit purchasers--in the field
or delivered, We will also exchange
hay for good calves. For particu-
lars apply to
RICHARD JACKSON & Son.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04
Business Notices.

cey- Notices under this head will be charged
for at the rate of 5 cents per line each noer.
ton. Nothing estimated less than 3 lines,
when published only once.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04

INTERESTING To LADIES.
Potts Sad Irons bare haadlcs abrams
cold, needing no other holders in
their use. Sold only by S. Hooking
d Co. o0-l .
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04
Lace Curtains reduced to the fol.
lowing prices at Deller's:

TIE popular Richardson boots and
shoes can be had at Sherwood q
l5erg's City Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04
IfOrELN,
CITY HOTEL,

MINERAL FONT, Wis, Web furnished, rooms
Y, good Stables and reasonable charges. The
best brands OF Wines, liquors ana cigars always
MARK TERRIIL, Prop.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04

FAiNEEs.--l want 10000 pounds
OF butter Immediately, will give Is
cents per pound also any amount
OF eggs, Butter tubs furnished on
application.
II. II. OSBORNE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04

WHITE Marseillcs Quilts, former
price S4.5o, can be had at the I'M
usual low price of $500 at Dellers
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04
O. O. F'.-LinClen.

"IGHLANp LODGE, no. -. Meets every wi
day evening at ~ o'clock. Members OF the
order are tnysted to visit. q,
l.. a. PRIEDEEICiS y. q.
JouN COMFORT, Sec'y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04
DENTISTRY.
DIR. B. j. Covkendall,

DENTIST All operations performed on the
| J teeth in best manner, and with the best ma
trrial Artificial teeth inserted, Win view 70
nrrscryiBg the natural expression and contour OF
he face, together with proper articulation ana
accuracy Of lit, Office IN Claucrs block, lllgh st.
Mineral Point, Wis. 1871
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04
YONSDRIIL l..
Holm SHARKS.

y,ASUON ABB L Barber aud Hair Dresser oPpo
4 site the Post Office. HhGylns' Sl@lh looins
ma uairt'utting done in the most approved MAN
ner also keep ON hand tobacco cigars, pipes
dc. the very hest brands and makes ISL
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04
The Tribune Directory.
1TTORNEYS.
Strong & Coad,

4 TToRNEYs AND COUNSELORs AT LAW
"A Office opposite the City Hall, in the rooms
over =. Alien 4 Co.'S Store, lately occupied by
strong & Macarthur. Special attention given &c
collections. 10 ~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-04
DR.. RI. w. Osborn.

DR.. A. V. Campbell'S
WYE AND EAR INFiRMARft Mineral io rom
Il, Mis- Diseases OF the Eye and Ear n specially
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
THE GRADUATING ExERCisEs.


BosToN, jane Z7.-After prayer by the Rev.
Dr. Peabody at the Harvard Commencement to-day,
speaking took place follows
Laha Disquisiiier. Edward Henry strocbcl.
Di-qusfiIn. Charles M-yuari B-rnes
"Mnicpll GoyernmeuJ as Affected Dy Universal Suffrage"
The Presidential Election Of 1900" Francis Buchanan
HSinrich Hciue;" Dissertation william Hopkins Til.
n Naticral Corscieaaer Alfred Good.ug
Ftenne Marcel" Henry Peasc StaFbuck, A. B.. Candi-
Tie Vre ~ Aftnqtiy5 RELIGIOUS Statement" Richard
. Drntal Neiic.ns' Edward Dyer Peters Candidate Of
Medicine.
The theses Of Messrs. Richard Theodore Stack A. b.
aud NJ D.. end Edward Dyer Peters, candidate f1r t-
gree Of ~ D., approved and have received honor
able mention TIE Efforts OF she graduates Of
excellence and hearty applause. Musical Sc
rctions were rendered from tine time BY the Ger
mania Orchestra, which occupied place IN the gallery
The exercises lasted until about o'clock.
At tho clo3s tie President and family proceeded TO tho
residence OF President Eliot, whore the time plc-s-
anty passed until the dinner ~ the alumni The gather
ng included tho President and Cabinet Oncers. Gov,
Rice and staff and other distinguished gentlemen.
The busines meeting of the Alumni held in Har-
ward Hall at O'Clock being bOur late. Tho att Id-
ance was small Col Horny Lee presided, in the ah-enca
or President gen. Deyens and Dr. samuel A. Green was
secretary. The bylaw requiring an election Of officers
by ballot was Suspended, and committee was appointed
to nom nate officers Tor the ensuing ye which reported
tnc following nominations
ITs.lfsrf--aulusl Eliot.
ne, Fygga.g.is-Ce0 : Hillrl Henry W Bellows Thos.
Donal isor Henry IL M1uhiu T. Frost Joseph X Choate,
Philips Brooks, Francis !. Cuids Henry j. Ms,0F, ana
Wm. q. EaLirJrt.
T,re,rs- -Throiore lyman Henry Russell, Arthur In
cor Chs<,s Ellie. norton. James lawrence " n Braldb
s;Drrr aud Oliver " eud3n Holmes IT,
Trs-utrsr-2. LatLrOp TlOuilkr.
Ascrettry-sl samuel A. Green.
The latter was unanimously elected Atorney-General
Deyeus who cauie in Just Ae meeting was closing tie
clined e reelection.
hg Charles Fraucis Adams presided. The Business or
tie college WIS transacted aud resolution passed
complimentary 10 the late Edmund Quincy
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28

. .r,s as .s too offensive for publication" There can
that the author Of this manual mas ueh' '"o
~ NJ ~ ~ fg1nrch party q cruel blow
There are many young men In TINS Guy VINO
ali, rtepd TO be drunk the coming Fourth oi July
, hipe The method OF celebrating the nations bifh
a. bich cemmends itself 10 their tastes and Judgment
nbere are also many young men who have no' deN'er-
tv come to the same determination. but who wli' All
eve same be hopelcssly aud irresponsioy lnebated ON
h same festive occasion. Either OF these classes msh
80, listen TO temperance lecture, but when they start
or+ an the Glorious morning TO enjoy themselves theY
rs resrectfuy and earnestly advised 10 leave behind
,h thcir revolycrs they nave any IT, ON last New
vaars Day James axe. who has just been sent by Tie
General sessions Sing sing for tne remainder oi ms
uatuI fc had kept his holiday unarned, his respect
.hle family would not be mourning his dsEracefdl
,.,e Tls Young Blake had always borae an excellent
character but it appears that he did not deserve H.
being a. the Disrict-AttOrney puts IT, one OF thoso
vouths who after they have taken few drinks feel
dnosed 10 quarrel with aud Shoes the FIRST man they
come across There good deal said Just now, Ner
,ronerlv az he danger OF recracGCTs Oa rue forh oi
Tulv out the danger OF pOcketpsOis Is qte ~ serious
WherefOre the possessOrs Of these deadly INSTRUMENTS
had bette leave them locked Up AZ nome not ol Vu
Indepen Ience Day. hut upon ali other dave ana hs -.
This Is the cfys shooting season. the game ocih-
human beags and a little precauti0n may asle th"''
Who are by no means al bad from th' Iate o III b2@e
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
RfLIEF FOE TIE ST. JOHN SUFFERERS.


The Maritime Exchange has now collected
S54s5 the relief Of sufferers by the fire "a ~.
John. Among the subscriptions received yesterday
the following: Fabbn & Chauncey, SlOOi Dcvoe
Manufacturing Company. 500; Techcr's sugar Re-
lining Company, 500; DE Castro and DOnner rugar
Refining Company, 800 The further sum OF $1,000
sent 10 st. John yesterday, making $1,000 in ail
The following tee 81 received from Mayor Earle
Accept warmest thanks for addt ou.l donation to our
rehei fund The sense o. lOss is daily augmenilDg,
az safes turning out badly Business men lose Lii
mensely
The subscr Ions received az tie Office Of the British
CoDsuGeueral we're increased 10 SJOl2 yesterday
Among The contributors Morton, Bliss Co. S2CO
Busk & Jevons. SIOO Robert Gordon. 500; Arnold
Constable, q Co.. 500; william II. Power, SlOO.
10 the EdftOr or The TrtbHns.
SIR VIII yoH please add the inclosed small
sum to collection for the sufferers from tine ire az ~
John n b There fund for that purpose here that
know Of. Respectfully yonrs, O.. VI. FKAsCIs.
hdshiD9tOn. ID. O.. June 20. 1871
The So iDcOsed with tins letter, and the SlO2 pre-
vously acknowledged VIII be turned over TO the Hon.
i. N. Archibald, British Consul, TO whom contrbu-
tons for the relief of St. John sufferers should be
BenL-kdl
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
DOWNRIGHT ANGRY AT THE PRESIDENT.
Eras.

A vague and feeble attemit is made to ex-
plain Presidents recent circular to Federal Oince-
holders IN such way rs % make Y appear less
obnoxious 70 practical men. Bus the EFFORT Is
a failure Meanwhile Secretary OF War Nc
Crary is reported have been sent out TO
Iowa hot haste rally his friends aAd prevent the
Iowa Republican state Convention rom criticing t"
policy of tne Administration k.1lly, II does seem 10
US that the President ought 10 st firmly 20 what he
SAYS ana carry ais ideas steadily such course
would CARR tho prestige mRDinsss even though the
rule adopted might be regarded abOmlnatOn and
bunder.
Now that are 10 have civil service reform IN all IT,
purity, may not De hoped that ie President Will pre-
the Democratic FOstmatrrC Ccncra! nom usng TIE
patronage at his d,si osa Or 'h purpose ~ promoting
Tie interests OF party 20 which he Is .ttaehedi
But there viii cOoo deal Of chucR Dg over The In
folly by which the Republican party was broken
down, unnecessarily.
We do credit the report about secretary AcCrary
Such step by the Secretary - Nal would he in viola
ti0n Of the order fOrridiuc OfheehOefs from Attending
political cOuyr ntOns. surely, tae Administration Wil
lot disregard ita rules.
For part refuse absolutely 20 believe that rev
onUe cutter is be employed % take secretary or Tie
Treasury Sherman, with his family and party az
fnencs, Nshing excursion along the NeW-LAsi2 2ud
coast Civil service reform, YOU know!
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28

Nary Eueena Leach Lyons Emma Martha IL Logan, "A Ae
gheiy city, Penn; Nellie Gardiner LooniiA hlnpham,
ttai NcReague, Irvington sG-ie Asiis M.er ~ rem m
Mary Ea Nutfm Fort Wayne, Ind H"iene t'r' et
0Leary Boston, Mass Mary Law Pays9n v,,,l AertSn
Elizabeth Maria Kexf0rd, SiaInfurdt Aha " li1hr
Rumsey Cieago III Margaret Anrdoch 7ha%' nam yss ss
Mary TopPan spagdna NewbaTy2ort, Mas, Ca,.is sS
ye1s, Chicago III Mary soyel Pisinhed, y ~ Sis @
SIC; Caroline Psrk swift P9nshseePse; MARY yee EN-
pie. Knoxville, Fcan Mary ThaT, Pittsburgh fe'i "a
Dna Watson New. York War whrpe MONTGOMERY, = l';
Ida Wood. T. Lprpna Penn. Jessie Maria "0DiN4i' Bs-
tavia Laura Johnson Wyie. ChamiersDurg, Penn.
the invited guests and stu tents par
took in the dninghall of lunch which fully maniainel
the reputation OF the Vassar College cuisine.
Dr. Ii. Mcdonnell 1t was announced, had given SlO,-
600 for the endo wing Of scholarships. An addition 10
the library has been made OF 1000 volumes. mostly
mathematical, and the wne collection now nlnOe rs
l2OOD volumes carefully selected with reference 70 ihe
or instruction. The reaang room, IN 9diltlOn 10
tie daily journals, is furnished wt te leading literary
and scientific iIcals domestic and foreign MISS
Mtrv jordan a dstlngulsaed member OF the class OF
70. = tl.3 librarian. further sum o. between
$1,000 and 200 has been raised by the alrmnh Tor
soLf ami increasing the number or single rooms
I-e regular examination for admission VIII OegIn on
wednesday Sept 10, 1877 and will continue three lays
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
PCELIC OPINION.

The Presidents policy is strong in the
South because L. . not Recognized rs san ''' 3"
national polcy.-la Memphis Avalanche lha. ooihJ
The arguments against Office holders beng
rermitted 4 run political may BE- used wi4
Almost e0ua orc ainst thair being permitted 70 edlt
newspapers.-fliivaukees Sentinel tN-PJ
The demand for reconciliation, when 1t IS
not cry Tor iere iuiation Il = o''.' @ ini' "a
Of tue power OF any financial action ~ the tu.itu
alone to pacify or resuatc tne M ". , 1 u ~
lHarpcI's Weekly tEepl
The real abuses at which the Presidents Or
der aimed should be corrected, Dnt " IS Posi'e @ -
This " thog a sweeping requirement wucn wa ue priFe
est and mos sfcienr workers VINO holt promngnt
tRePJ i''C' '
Unless it be in the purpose Of Mr.. Hayes TO
follow his order m by recommending ehAhsr M W. W.
constitution OF The Executive suosi lhs esi2i
Cabinet in place 0r 81 elective inon2rch 81 tr ~
tive OF Con .titutou. il 20 5a f o.
nothing but failure, disappointment ana GS''''-S'o
-lChic.gO mes (Ocn.l
1t has been too much the practice of custom
house and pos Office rings 10 sot up primary meetings
ITard dregatons and city and county conventions. Ths
1eOple ale abuLdaniy able 20 takc care ~ These mugs
and do NOT Se the intrusion Of officials VII" employ the
Influence OF heir position rs FcdcaI riacehOrrs 10
shape local political affairs 10 their own endS-lcinc
nan Commercial tlndJ
In future elections # Southern Democrats
are wise they Will consider the st,gth O! tlc nts,p
votc In uoiuaI.g candidates u Is trur the bfot ais
can elect hef candidates without the negro vote IhcF
have reGeomva tie southern als ia silJ o. t-c oii
sition of tie negro a1 the clrpeOdeSer b ticEe c"l
be lasting roncofa beiNtcu ihf a..
whites 50 l3I- ~ the blacks eX ludcG IRON once II
the negro vote Is worth socitng IL Ii worth eOncat-
mg.-fMemphis Appeal tDen.l
There are plenty of men, the most active
workers IN the Republican PARRY are utiai ONCE
holders and whCn tne next COn@ essiOBa election COMES
round the Presideut can stop their working or
for the party he persuade irul 10 resign hs
offices under GOvcinment TBe millennium M pohuc7
6ee moi dawned ye- few pretty orders more bring
A. about than single swallow makes ouiunei. DoTf
ANYBODY believe the Presden. viii forbid Collector SIM
mons repa Wig Gov. kicc at tie gisa "I Ior-osis hs
place in the customs 81 Boston Post iDcmJ