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n Indisn War.

The Indian War.
HELENA. Montana. August 7.-Advioes
from Missoula N tho morning Of the 6tll.
say that aibbon with 200 regulars. infan.
try. In wagons, left Missouls postto follow
the hostiles at I r. n. on Saturday. He
designed making thirty.ive miles . day.
The hostiles were ut Doolittlo's ranch on
Friday night. scventy-flve miles from Mis-
soula. and within ten miles Of the trail TO
Ross Hall. Charles declined TO lend his
warriors TO Gen. aibbon, hut will hght the
Nez Percos on his own account. The hos.
tiles were moving with more celebrity on
Friday. S~tevensyille had advices on hat
urday that 100 or 100 men were coming
from Dannack 10 intercept tho Indians.
Howard ID not yet heard from. Lent, the
courier. lad not returned on Sunday. and
anxiety wns felt for hun, rs two Nex Perces
hal come over the trail. A considerable
number Of Missoula county volunteers
proposed TO advance with him. but indo-
pendent Of the regulars.
Shot In = Fight.
CINCINNATI. Aug. CA special from
Hopcwell. Grconup county. says: In .
fight this ~aftsrnooa between David Floyd
and his two SOM and Dick Floyd ian old
man aged 81 on u side. and Joseph 4.
Martin and his two sons on the other.
David Floyd was shot through the bowels
and Dick Floyd shot In the forehead. The
Martin boys were both shot. one II IL said
fatally. but tho extent Of the others In
Juries IL not known. The affair originated
In . dispute between the parties In June
last.
The Asiansie and Pacific Telegraph
Company.
NEw YoRx. Aug. G.-The Executive
Board Of the Atlantic aud Pacific Tele-
graph Company held = meeting to-day.
Tho directors say the Indebtedness Of the
company does mol exceed $4,000. and In
steal Of the company being debtor 10 Jay
Gould, the company IL his creditor 10 the
amount Of 100000. A resolution WA
passed. and funds provided. for rounding
out the system Of lines, especially In the
Northwest.
The Kensssky Election.
LrriSoroS, Ky.. Aug. 0.-Tho election
passed on quietly. A fnll vote was polled.
Tate had 2.i27 for State senator /; johnson
(Dem.). 2.l52. wcathers (liep.). 1851 for
tho Legislature; Bush (Dem.l, 2.iG9;
Tarlton (Iirp.), 1.C29. The chief interest
In tho election was tho race for the Legis-
lature In the city Of Lexington. resulting
In q majority Of $40 for Bush lDem.),
.oainst IKE henubliran maIoritv In 1879.
showing . Democratic gain Of 1890.
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Town TRUSTEES.
The vsxsd street ossssis.-osar.
tsriy nepsrts-Chargss Agatnss
0fnesr Nutsali- EquAiisAsisa.

A regular semi.monthly meeting Of the
Gold Hill Board Of Town Trustees was
held in the town hall last evening. Pres
ent-Trustees fox. Mercer. woolsy and
Copeland and President Stevenson. Clark
Hyde, Town Attorney Harris and Marshal
McCleery were also In attendance.
Trustee Mercer. from the Committee on
Streets. made . verbal report that tho
thoroughfares Of the town were Ill In very
good condition and in constant repair.
Ordinance io2 was read by the Clerk and
on melton was duly passed. II 10 printed
in another column Of the Nrvs to-day.
BILLS.
The bill Of Jswett 4 Miller for STA.
which was presented at Last meeting. was
reported upon favorably and ordered paid.
Il Is for painting the new tank on the hill
west Of the Divide. A warrant In fAvsr Of
l.. ID. Franksl for $2i0 Was ordered drawn.
The following bills were ordered paid:
J. s. NcClesry. s2os -; d. Shsshan.
$40 Abe Jones. $40; C. Nuttali. $40 /;
n. II. symons. $40: q. @. NcFsddsn,
Sos so /; ". Lloyd. sos so ; Antoine Mar
cslino, 81; q. Wiltshire. 81; Charles
Linens, $si : A. A. Putnam. ST 30 J.
n. Harris. $50; o. II. Gallup. $50 W.
q. Hyde. $50 Yellow Jacket Engine Com
pany. $40 Liberty Engine Company. $50;
Lincoln Hose Company. $40 Monumen-
tai Engine Company. $25; n. Kennedy.
SIS Simon Ogg. $40. A number VI
other bills we're presented and referred.
srHErrs.
The disputed question Of Telegraph
stree, Was taken up and wrsstled with BY
the Trustees. Town Attorney Harris read
the ordinance providing for the opening
AMI grading Of streets and removing OBJ
structions thersfrotn.
Mr.. Young. who lives on Telegraph
street. appeared before the Board and said
he wanted Telegraph street opened.
President Stevenson gave u - his
opinion that . simple wagon road was All
that WA necessary. and thought IL could
10 constructed BY tho expenditure OF .
few dollars.
Frank TAgliabue. the surveyor. pre-
sentej maps showing the original lines Of
Telegraph street and Cemstsry road.
On motion Of Trustee Copeland. the
| Street Committee and Town Attorney were
instructed to notify partics trespassing on
Cemetery avenue To move OF Immediately.
| The town has undoubted right 10 this
rosl. and those rights must be observed.
The question Of opsning Telegraph
street was left TO the citizens residing
there. II they wish IL opened they are 10
| present = petition ~ that effect At the next
meeting Of the Board.
The quarterly reports of the own Of
| ficer. were received and ordered printed.
We give them below:
IRr,srEEK's
6otp Hill. July 81. 1877.
To the Honorable the Board % Trustees OF
oolt Itii;
uExrlrxES: I herewith submit the follow.
Ing rsrort OF receipts AMI disbursements Tor
tho quarter ending Jaly II. isU;
ne
To c @. stevenson ....sit.eoo %
roJ. I. Neclsery....... v u -
by Coupons pAId........t TAD
SIS sSa o,
--
To e.l,aes In Treasury July 81. is7.s 10
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a. m. QAILUP.

o. II. oALLur. opposite The Bank Of csiifor'
MIA. Gold iill. keeps constantly on hand III
fav"rite brands Of luported c.sar. ohoice Bit
schsum pipes, nuts, candles. hns cutlery, and
toys and iaLcy goods OF ali kinds. cps N
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cxoup AND HOPPING Cou0IL

Every bottle Of Dimmstr's Cough Bsian 10
guaranteed 10 do all that u CLAIMS Give Il 70
your children Tor Group and hopping cough.
Pity cents snd one dollar poe hottie. W psis
by John Jones. Jr. lylt ~
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street. Qsesasisss.

lsI Iux A. Axo '. ~rrLtoRArW LINs
Han PRAScrsco. Aug. 7--2:i5 p. n.
bullion 50
Overman ~, 2ia, AZ
Gould a Curry9
Hxchequer Gu, o.
Caledonia 4. . %
Alpha H.
Grand Prizo i2s. i2k. -
Mexican o.. o.
Raymond 4 Ely Is. i5a
Eureka Con-. 32ts bid.
Con. Virginia 20
Best a Bsleher iGA.. icAs. ie',
California 27k. -
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Inaiiiss shipmens.

The bullion shipments seem to 10 In.
crsasing In volume. The California clean
up for July was sent below last evening.
The accounts Of the bouanza mines for
July stand thus;
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The Phoebe Record says regarding The
Raymond and Ely mine: The ore
breasts In the upper levels are locking
much batter than usual and are yielding
we'll, with q better character Of ore.
The ledge on the l200.foot level re.
mains about the sane, no change OF
note having occurred since nj last re-
port. The mill Is still running OF tail.
ings. ore being allowed 10 accumulate
on the dump. about 500 tons now being
on hand. Pay day for both the mine
and mill will be on Monday next. the
9Th instant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-07

The Board Of Pardons having refused
to interfere, Harry Thompson, alias
HUFF. will b executed Of winnemucca
on Thursday, September IL. for the
murder Of William McRavy at aolconda
somo months ngo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-07

NEw YoRK. August I'll A.. n.
Gold opened at 5SG5's.
silver. 5S6 q
Trades. 95S M9Gs.
Currency, aJs Gl9Jk
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srocK aEPORr.
san franeises Board.
Lat EVENING.

san rrsseisee Beard.
LAST xvxxixo.
no Meadow valley. soc. eoc
40 Raymond 4 kiy. i1s. IL. f3t
40 Eureka coa.. u. SSk. Sk
su Phcnix, 10, ec
go Leopard. %
3Sy kye Pseth. 81
iaiO Ola. soc. eoc
100 PaLthef. yc
n, Northern Belle. tsk
900 Husssy, 1ic
$50 General Tho Nas. &c
10 Msnhsttsn. 10
go Grand Prize. f25s. lax, iss
iOo0 Arxsnta. IN
2o7o Modoe. eoe. Sc.
l0D Coco Con.. loo
TsNeu C 90. I 10
100 Golden Chariot. sc
ls0 Leeds. 9lo.
iiss california. 3is. ash, IN rs
leo 0phlr, lax. iiS
SO Con. Virginia. ~. 9k. TN as
asSs Gould : Curry. 81. 81 bio. 81 IS. 81
30 B... q 'nsies.r. ,ss. is.. ieS
IS chollar rotcsl. 2sk
so Buiiion. ~. -. Z. ~
~ oy.,m.n. i5S. iss. iss. ~. q. rTs
~ c.slcs,s. $50. ass. ass. sss .iO. ss
SIS
is1o Justice. 10. 10 ~, Dc. ioS hso. ios so
los. ioS Is
f1s sierra Nevada. tS
is5 Imperial. S.
10 Alpha. I'm
30 Hale 4 Noterc-s. ~
90 savage. Gs.e az
10 kxeAsausr. ss.ei.
12s union Con. sys.
y, Ysiov Jacket. ~
20 Utah. iOts
rmr- MORNING..
s7s Ophir. itk. its. it,.
$50 Msxicaa. ~
NV 0oaid . Curry. 81. So. o.. bio
SO Bssi D Beiebsr. ist., iss. isS.ieS e0
iO California. ~.
3S savage. sN.G's
as Con. Vngnia, ~. 10
% Choliar potosi. -
ass Hale . Norerss. ". ass.tS
no Crew Point, 4 10. tO5
W ysusv Jacket. 81
$50 Imperial. Sc
So Bslehes. rs. . ~. 8 ss, sn
~ Confidence. ~
$50 sierra Nevada. ~, ~ b
20 Utah. II. lQ's
81 bullion. s.s.. 81 bio
10 Exehequer, 81. ~
has Ovsimsn sis. n, ais, "a. "a.
lsuo Justice, 10. %. tD... ivk
$50 Union Con. 5 Is. s. ass
icoo iady frysn. yc
ESQ yuha. I ~. IS. I GO bso
1850 Caledonia. q u, q, 4 10 . scO
10 Bsitincrs, Coo
100 silver hiii. I 90. . ~
10 Dayton. Sc
40 Rock Island. ~
~ Nee York. Sos
100 Occiie' tai.
$50 Alta. . 90. 40
81 kossath. ir
1870 Ward. U.s.
iO Trojan. er
eco Peytots. I IS. 20
80 DOE seatss. $50
$50 Solid silver. ~
80 south Justice. oc. c@s
no Lsvlzthan. 3c. coc. Crc bio
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J. l.. xccLEsRY. Town Marshal.

J. o.. nccLEyRY. TowpM Marshal.
cLrRK's EEpoEr.
dom IiILL July II, 1871.
Town OF Gold Mn
GENTLEMEN A.; I h.vs the honor to admit, the
hollow Ing rvport:
Number u License c-rtidcsiss sigeed
sni delivered Ia Town MsnhAl... ssa
Amoau, Of c.ria.,i.... .sis. Is, %
Number Warrants Is.uei... ~
Amnt. ef Warrants issacd .sLs70JT
For salaries ant iab,r...... ISIS
.~ as,s .,
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EQUALIZATION


Marshal McCieery returned the town
assessment roll. properly certified and In
due form.
Clerk Hyde MAS instructed N take pos
session Of tho roll. and TO give notice
through the Gold Hill NEWS that the Trus-
tees would meet a. Q Board Of Equalization
on Wednesday, August 18th.
Thomas Campbell. . citizen and tar.
payer. presented charges against o6icer
Nutiali. The accusation IL direct. II al
leges frequent neglect Of duty by the on
Ger named. and 10 backed up by an anida-
Wit signed and sworn 10 before Judge Cook.
Notwithstanding the explicit charge en-
tered against onicer Nuttall. Marshal Nc
Clsery declines TO suspend him. This. 70
saw the least. 10 q little out OF the usual
way 81 proceeding.
Wednesday. August 18th. Was liked -
the date for investigating the charges
against officer Nuttall.
A vote Of thanks was rendered to the
Fourth Of July Executive COMMITTEES for q
donation Of si3i 50. 10 DO disbursed for
the benefit Of the poor % Gold Hin.
Adjourned.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

l,rrcilL TO rur sorD HilI. DAIRY srws.l
a sssek BrsLsr shes In the nay
city.
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DOMESTIC.

lsrrcAL DrrArcHrs To rur aoip HuL
DAILY Nkws.l
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W. O. uYDk,
" the Town Of uold I'LL


nNroEr OF ruE cuirr ESorsrrR on rHE
fIkE DEPARTMENT..
tom Hill. July II. ISL.
To the Honorable the Board of Tfusiees % the
roun Of Gold Hilii
arxrLEsHs: havs the honor to submit the
foIlo~ Ing report VI thu condition of the fire
Department
Y liow JNket Engine 70. q lstesmer, and
Liberty Enrin- No. I tssni enginel are IN good
working condition. Two hose carriages and
LOO feet 90 hoss In good coalition 1c0 feet 81
leather hose la rood condition. The hos- 10
distuhated ss follows: 800 feet Of cArbolixrd
suhh<r hose a Monumental Engine Company's
horp~. 40 feet rubber hoe 81 l-ibsrty Engine
hruse; 80 feet of bcee 81 yellow Jackets houss;
~ feet OF hose Of tisc ,ln Hose Co.. ana %
fs.t on Homestead; 40 feet 81 Baltic switch.
All the hydrants. 81 In umbsr. are 10 soot OF
DEE Cistsrus and Tanks all null ard iu good
condition. Thirty.tuo siove pipes ,epslrrd
duriny the aasrtrr. u. kENSIDY.
chlsf Engineer.
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-
u. u. GALLUP. Town Trrssurrr.
N>RsHAL's REPORT.
GoLp RnL. July 81, 1871.
To the Honorable the Board VI Trustees VI the
Town of Gold NM
GxSrLEsks: have tbs honor ~ report that
during be quarter ending July ~. 1871, I have
issuei the i0llo sins licenses
Amount charged, tc's:
Amount received ..........5............Gkj 10
Or. By diferenee VI traction ............ ~ W
Total amount received. .................so7 y 70
Rrpor, Of T.x on Dc ,ceed- NJ mines for the
quarter ending March 81. 1877:
Received from Justice h,ning Co......sfu IS
Received from lislehes Mining Co... slS q
Resolved from a. q. Stevenson ......... q u
Total smoant received. $50 %
Report Of Arrests for the quarter ending July
~. i-gI:
Disturbing the psaee........................sl
Other hArsr-. y
Total
by Omeef NuttAu....... ...ss..sss......s
By Ofiesr rheehAn.
ey Oheer Johss. .s.ss.ss
~ omett ryhiohs. ss..ss'"
by Marshal Mccisry..................
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Lsoss KAr.Anou nahss hsssanni. uossy.
inxuriaat hair; pssvspts ~ fAlfiag oct % tsrn.
ing gray. Il M stood ths test d forty year.
u karningty psfppsd. snd has no nvA.
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BOWERS MANSION,

O. u. Proprietor,
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nsts, tranAss vsiiscss
Boots. Shoes. Ese..
AT PRICES THAT DIZZY COMPETITION.
Rsmsmh~r the Largest Assortment aid The
0ssatest BaVaibs IN FINE CLOTHING can
now b he'd sf the imueuss Emporium OF
, 1877-02-01

Tho two Houses Of Congress meet to-day
Fob. lin tho Chamber of tho House,
under tho provisions Of tho Arbitration bill,
to commence the count OF the Electoral votes
for President. Tho President Of the Senate
will open tho certificates In alphabetical or
der, beginning with Alabama md ending
with Wisconsin. The first State to which
objection will DO made is Florida, being No.
Z In tho List, We assume that the Democrats
will not act tho kuavish fool BY intcrposing
objections to Colorado whom called. As each
State is called the President Of the Senate
will inquire, us there any objection?" Il
objection bo made to amy Of tho certificates,
the Senate will Immediately return to its
hall to consider and pass upon tho
objection, mud tho House will 10
likowise in its chamber. II tho
two Houses separately agrco to count tho xc-
turn Tint was opened by tho President OF
the Senate, the call OF other States will thon
be proceeded with /; but II tho two Houses
differ in their conclusions, the points III dis
pute will then bo rcforrcd to the Do.nl OF
Arbitration for settlement. It is not likely
TINT there will bo any ser:ous contest over
moro than shsoo gsates, ,-Flozida, Louisiana,
aud Oregon.
, 1877-02-01

eas'er, at Go for shoulders, boxed; $50 for
shortribs; and $50 for short-c1ears. High.
wines wcro unchanged, at S1.05 per gallon.
Flour was quiet and steady. Whent closed 70
highor, Mt $1.25l for February and 41.27s
for hfarcl'. Corn closed steady, at 4olc for
Febrnary and 47c for May. 0ats closed firm,
at 35ao for February and 35lc for March.
Rye was dnl1 at 7oc. Barley closed firm, at
6o5c for February and Coo for March. Hogs
wore in fair demand, at 5@loo decline from
Tuesday, selling at $5.oo@G.75 for common
to extra. Cattle wero moderately active and
unchanged, with salos OF s.. 2.5o@G.1o.. There
was good demand for sheep, ut 5000
6.25 for poor to choice. Ono hundred dol
lars in gold would buy $10o.37t in gzoen.
qacks at tho close.
, 1877-02-01


We haven't heard very much from tie DOM
ocratio sido Of tho HOUSE relative 10 tho uso
of troops III tho Southern States since tho
President transmitted his message on this
subject III answer to tho House resolution.
with tho volllninous documents accompany-
ing 1t. The documents include all tho orders
md transfers Of troops, and vast collection
Of letters and communications setting forth
tho constant monaco to tho public poaco that
obtained In certain sections Of tho country.
Tho message itself very clearly set forth that
1t is tho constitutional duty Of tho President
to "tako euro TINT tho laws DO faithfully e1-
ecutod'; that tho Constitution requires tho
United States to guarantee republican
form Of government to every state, md upon
implication OF tho Legislature, or of tho
Executive when the Legislature Is not IN
session, to protect the statos against domes-
tic violence; TINT tho United Slates statutes
anthorizo tho President to employ such parts
Of tho land and naval forces as ho mny deem
necessary to preserve tho ponce and sustain
tho authority Of the State aud tho United
States In such cases; also, that the 1aws sim-
ilarly authorize tho President to employ tho
army to protect lawful voters from intimila-
ton and violence in the election for prosi-
dent; and TINT 1lo had In no case xoao out.
side Of tho Constitution md tho laws in Ills
disposition aud uso Of tho troops. but tho
President further pointed out TINT In no caso,
except in South Carolina, was tho number Of
troops Increased in anticipation Of election
TINT so fcw troops wore availablo that ho
was not ublo to prevent intimidation
and violence in sevoral Of tho States,
notably Louisiana. South Cnrolina. Ftor.
, 1877-02-01

variety Of reasons, among thorn tho follow
ing: !. The Returning Board knew noth-
Ing Of the additional change and ordered
nothing Of tho kind. 2. L11T1r1rKIp stols
the original returns and substituted copy
In hiH own handwriting. 8. Tho change
did not affcct any candidate to tho ex-
tent Of changing tho result, md
thus nothing was gnined by tho Returning
Board in doing what ho alleges tho Board
did. No one Was elected by It, md no ono
was defeated by It, but everything was left
where It VIVA before. In point Of fact, a
Democratic stato Senator was elected By 1888
majority, It did not carry the Stata for
HAYES nor for PACKARD, nor for any Nepuh-
lican momber OF Congress, nor infect the re-
suit in any pariai, or district. Tho Demo-
CRITIC Committee may assume for their
partisan purposes that tho Returning board
Is composed Of knaves. md hire thof,
bfackmailcr, and forgor to prove 1t, but they
have no right to assume that they are such
idiots as to alter returns, knowing that uaoy
cannot affect my result, and knowing that
the fraud would show on it's face, or as to
order their clerk to do 1t. Tho objects of the
man L1TTAEr1zLp are npparent enough. 1Io
is seeking, in tho first place, to ruagnify him
self; in tho second place, to secure revenge
for his removal from profitable place; md
third, to obtain bis reward from tho
bar1." Tho astimate that ia 10 bo
placed upon tho testimony Of such an iu-
famous witness and upon tho conduct Of tho
man FIELD, who has him In charge, may lo
best fxed from Mr.. MonnrsoN's refusal to
have anything to do with tho witness or the
stolen property, which TwEEp'a lawyer
wanted to shove into lis hands. II this is
tho manner in which tho Democracy is to
conduct Its case after tho appointment Of n
Hoard of Arbitration. It would seem to In
dicato that they do not want en- honest
decision even from that body.
, 1877-02-01

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cro,;c rono-a o,o soo1.iro ~ ,naro .>,,;.,a.1
con;tni mi NJ tl,o tcati,nonv - IN ,n"a
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, 1877-02-01
PERSONAL.

The dramatic critic Of tho phtlade1phia TtaFl1h
recently had ono of thuSe provoking '.slps Of tho
pen, md attributed ''Bleak House " to Du{wer
a an author.
Senator ChEisttancy bega lcavs 10 remark that he
has not been particularly happy father for aomo-
thang more than twelve years, newaaper reports to
tho contrary notwithstanding.
4 new machine for the determination OF grass.
hopper has been chrIatened BY AL audaclous coin.
of woros In one of the Northern newspapers
"hoppet-dozcs." Has the English Language been
bullozed by few miserable poiIslcians Iu Loulat.
ahaf
Abram Hewitt and hts brother went through CO.
1nmbia College on thc cooperative pIau. The
brother earned enough money to support them
both; Absam attended the College c!asses during
tho day. and ut night impaired 10 hts brother what
hs bad learned.
Tho fortune Of Dr.. Arer, the patent medicine
man lately adjndged nsane, Is said 10 ha over S..
600, coo, Instead Of - co., COO, ~ stated In The
Tatpuxz. The New York saa aays there has
hardly been time In Tho last dozen years when i.o
hns had less than $500 900 lying Idle and awaiting
Investment.
The lady. .msmber1 Of the London School Board
prcss inatless With high hand. Oau Of them ro-
Gently moved that clock bo placed 20 that mem-
befs might sec bow much time they occupied In
hearing themselves talk. and said many Of them
",1 as.a III nv aao''"' '''"s oh's 10 e1p1eas nasnt
'e1oos''''
Tho young Frtocc Napoleon has boen Initiated by
Psince llunbeft into the mysteries Of tho Ila!tan
Fscemaaoaty, much to Tue d!sEuas Of tbs Pope md
hs adhereats. 1t II said tho Pope u much dfssat'
!shed With the conduct OF tho *. Empress md tho
Prince in Rome. and particularly with the frequent
visits OF tho lsster to tho QurInal.
lltshop Spallfng, Of the now Diocese Of Peoria.
In th!s State delivered lecture before the Cooper
Union In New York Suudiy ntvhk, Tho drift Of hts
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support hs posItIon.
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