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BAIrlNoRE, Nay 23.-The annual dec
Grafton Of Confederate soldiers and sail
ors, at Loudon Park Cemetery, took
place this afternoon under the auspices Of
the Maryland Society Of army and navy
Of the Confederate States. BiShop Pet.
terkin make the Introductory prayer and
Gen. FilIhugh Leo delivered an address.
Five thousand persons were present.
The COMMITTEES decorated the monument
to the Union dead In the same cenetery.
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Illinois Battle FIags-Their Re.
moyaI TO the state House-An
Interesting Occasion.

spRIssFrELD, liz, May 2S.eThe dem.
onstration to-day on the occasion Of the
removal Of regimental battle aigs Of the
illinois regiments from the'old arsenal to
their new depository In the State House
wss quite imposing in numbers and ap.
pearances. Representatives Of nearly
all the regiments were present. a
we'll as veterans of the Mexican
and Black Hawk wars. Several
companies Of the Illinois National
Guards were in line participating Is an
escort TO the veterans, who carried the
old and tattered flags, many Of which
were almost 10 shreds from the effects OF
shot and shell. About $50 aags in all
were removed, and the display as they
appeared, borne many OF them BY the
crippled and wounded veterans who had
fought under them, was At once intsrest-
ing and historical.
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for Lieutenant Governor. John Feitig,
OF Titusyille, was chosen on the third
ballot ]. Simpson Africa, Of Hunting
don, was nominated on the first ballot for
Secretary OF Internal Affairs.
On motion Of Senator Wallace, Hon.
3. Milton Speer, also Of Huntington, was
unanimously named as Chairman Of the
State Central Committee for the ensuing
After addresses from Senator Dill, Sen.
ator Wallace and Mr.. BuckaleW the Con-
yention, at 4:S0 P. n, adjourned sias die.
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WASHINGTON.
The Democrats Fail to Annihillts
tho Army.
Senator Henry Still Nurses HE
Bantlins.
Reduction of the Army mot
Probable.


WAsHrSeToS, May 2S.-Mr. Throck
morton's amendments to the army sppro
priation bill, increasing the force from
10000, as provided by the bill to $4,000
the present strength, was adopted by the
House in the Committee Of the Whole BY
vote Of 1l5 to 107.
Representative Potter received tele.
gram from Representative Hiscock, stat.
ing that II will not be convenient for him
to return 10 Washington before Saturday,
Mr.. Potter says the Investigation Com.
mite will probably not meet earlier for
organization.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE IScU'
BATTING OVER THE SITUATION.
The National Democratic Committee
we're in session several hours this morn.
ing. The members confined themselves
10 the expression Of views concerning the
political situation.
Representatives Herbert, House and
Hunton, OF the Committee charged with
the consideration OF = method Of electing q
President and Vice President dissent from
the plan proposed by the nsjority.
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chicago Business Men Denounee
the wood Tariff.

CHICAGO, May ga general meeting
Of the manufacturers Of Chicago and
the nothwest wls held this evening, for
The purpose otforming an organisation. A
preamble and rspolution was adopted,
taking strong ground against the Wood
tariff bill. Geo. L. Bowen was elected
Ptesident. A banquet at which some 800
were present was held At tho Palmer
House this evening.
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TiIden In the Courts-His Valua-
BILE services as Estimated BY
HlmaeIf.

CHICAGO, May 23..-The answer Of
Governor Samuel J. Tilden for himself
and others to the bill in chancery filed By
the Chicago & Alton Railroad about the
time Of the meeting Of the st. Louis Con-
yention in 1876, was fled IN the q. s.
Circuit Court to-day by his attorneys.
II Is long and denies all fraud In the re-
Organization Of that road. He claims that
his services were very valuable in as much
a the new bonds with which the old were
replaced have very much greater mar.
ket value. For his services in the COM
mittee he received only $4,000. The
full amount still due the Reorganization
trustees, As Mr.. Tilden claims, Is $780,
900.
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The Presbyterian General As.
sembIy-Proceedings at Pitts
burgh Yesterday.

Durgn Yesterday.
PITTSBURGH, May 2S.-In the Presby-
terian General Assembly Dr.. Breed sub
mitted report from the New Brunswick
Presbytery recommending that the Bible
be most fully and strictly examined in
instructing children. Adopted.
Also 4 paper urging the Churches to
more liberal support Of the various
aims Of the Church. Referred.
Rev. Van Dyke read report from the
Committee on sustentation aud Home
Missions. The committee recommend
that the separate departments Of the
Board shall be discontinued and the two
Treasurers consolidated; also that the
churches receiving aid from the Board be
divided into two classes, TO be called aus.
tentation pastorates and mission charges.
Also recommending the manner Of as.
sessing contributions for the support of
pastors.
After very free and interesting dis
cussion the report was adopted.
The entire afternoon session OF the As.
sembly was occupied with the appeal
case Of Rev. B. r. Craven VS.. Rev. ]. NJ.
See, OF the Newark Presbytery. Mr.. See,
who was censured by that Presbytery for
allowing, contrary to the customary law
and usage Of the Church, e woman TO ap.
pear in his pulpit 10 preach having ap.
pealed the matter to the Assembly, the case
was argued by Rev. McIlwaine for Mr..
See and by Mr.. Craven for the Synod.
The case was not concluded at the time
Of the evening adjournment.
On reassembling this evening the case ot
Rev. Mr.. Sees appeal was continued, and
after further discussion vote was had
which sustained the Synod, and the As.
sembly adjourned.
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NM eovERNNKsr sDsrArNED.

In the House Of Commons Last nigh
the debate on the raising Of troops was
resumed and continued until late hour
Mr.. Gross and Sir Stafford Northeot,
spoke on behalf Of the government The
former spoke in = hopeful tone, bot dwell
upon the necessity Of secrecy at the pres
ent important iuneture.
Mr.. Roebuek violently attacked thl
conduct ot the opposition factions.
Mr.. Holmes, Mr.. Foster and Lord Har
tington replied, dwelling on the uncon-
stitutional action Of the government.
Lord HArtington's resolution, that nt
force be raised or kept By the Crown Il
time Of peace save In India, without tht
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A'Ai Estate In Warrington Conn
", Pm.

~ ObaerTGT.
,,.....l ass' l,,iSaee sale Of cepha. CODdi,,.
= s.lt. ns iArm vas hi d ~ ~ sSI al OK !
Tas iL dpG,ued. N W ~ ~
ss,.,,, M, ,,'iEsse .. sale of James Finley.
II,g ID r.! 'i 0as o. bis iarns was bid TO $50
h DO..I y, IhA',ison, Of East Bethlehem,
H,6o5' 5'.aased the farm Of Thomas W,
M ! aas township. at 500 per acre
sGnhy. " inc Oess lAfua IN the
~ -sSSs .; ! El.OOd h. pu,cb...a n,
GIN >, ,,'as' '..a Johnson, 90 Pigeon Greek
u Ii ~ ~ About eight years agc
lSsaos ~. .o,a iOF SIS per acre. NJ
'-''od' going vest next spring
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SAN FRAxcrsco, May GA Virginia
City dispatch says: Two secret agents Of
the Russian government are in this city
TO furnish letters Of marque 70 priyl,
teer, the crew Of which Is 10 be raised
here, and the vessel to sail from San
Erancisco.
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A wedding at the white House.

wAsHrSoros, May 23.-Gen. Russell
Hastings Of Rockford, ILL, former Mar.
shal OF Northern Ohio and during the
war, Lieut.. Col. Of President Hayes regi.
ment, and Miss Plat, neiee Of President
Hayes, will be married At the White
House in the latter part Of next month.
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NEW oRLELxs, May 23.-Ths Calves.
ton Nerl special from Rio Grande City
says: The town Of Reynosa was captuF.
ed yesterday by the Lefedo reyolutionists,
and prestime Of 5000 levied. The
party haS Gince moved northWard.
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ENGLAND.

GERMANY AND CHINA uHPLEAsASr.
Loxpos, May ga telegram from
Bombay says: The German Minister q.
Pekin Is about 10 proceed TO Shanghai.
A Bombay courier states that the sus.
pension Of diplomatic relations between
Germany and China Ia imminent.
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RALIoTING FOR GOVERNOR.

The report Of the Committee on Plat
form was unanimously adopted and the
Convention proceeded TO ballot for Gov.
ernor. The following names were placed
In nomination: Andrew q. Dill, Of Union
James Il. Hopkins, Of Allegheny; George
A. jerks, OF Jefferson; Wm. McCandless,
Of Philadelphia; Levi Marsh, OF York;
Robert E. Monaghan, Of Chester; Victor
E. Piolette, OF SusqnehannA. The first
ballot resulted Dill %, Hopkins IS, Nc.
Candies AZ, Jenks II, Piolett l6, Marsh
II, Monaghan 12, Whole number voting
$50; necessary TO 3 choice l26. There
being no choice 4 second ballot was or
-on the second ballot MAish was with.
drawn and resulted a. follows: Dill ll5,
Hopkins SO, McCandless 40, JenkS Is
Piolette IS, Monaghan IL.
There being no choice the name oi
William McCandless was Withdrawn and
q third ballot ordered, which resulted
Dill 1856, Hopkins 50, jerks Is, Monag
han 9, Piolette 5.
Dili having received = majority Of all
the votes cast was declared nominated,
and on motion Of Malcolm Hay, Of Al
legheny, the nomination was made unani'
For Supreme Judge three names were
put in nomination: A. P. Roes, Of Mont.
gomery county, Farman Sheppard, o.
Philidslphia county, and E. Golden, Of
Armstrong county.
The first ballot resulted: Ross liz,
Sheppard II, Golden 10.
Ron was declared the nominee Of the
Convention.
Judgeship nomination several motions e
adjourn were made and rejected, and tho
Convention proceeded to the nomination
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GROCERIES.
lust RECEIVED


Just RECEIVED
Italian Mscasunl
Italian Yermleslh,
MSby. ps.Ieaisa oOcsGnat,
Cracked Wheat
Strained Honey,
AnehoyiS, In oil and In Water,
Caracas Cocoa Shells,
A ane i. Of cAOoollt., aeh q. Brsaktss. ososs,
BleakiAst Car1eus, Demi Yanille,
Lemon Syrup, In plnts
RlspbenY syrup, In plnll,
Pine Apple Syrup, IN plntI,
srlHhGny Syrup, In Ilnts,
Sea Trout, In thFoe-pound cinL
sRrdlnes, tn lRrgs and lmlll eanf,
s1rdlnes, Rnniin, In kegs.
A M WALTER.
s.w. cstssr aaksi and ElseaiA sts.
my11 tEsrtsrs Old stsad).
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Vermont Republican STATE Con.
yention-Go Governor Smith De-
nounees what Is Going On In
Congress-.
BURLINGTON, VI, May 2S.-The Re-
publican State Convention met here to-
day. Gov. Smith was chosen presiding
officer. In his speech he took ground
against the Presidents Southern policy.
he compared the legislation in Congress
reducing the army and appropriations to
the scenes in that body that Immediately
preceded the rebellion, when the loyal
North was crippled in order tha. the rsb-
els might become powerful.
Upon reassembling Col. Redfeld Proc
tor was nominated for Governor, E. 2.
Cotton for Lieut.. Governor, and John A.
Page, the present incumbent, for State
Treasurer. fs
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SPAIN.


PERproHAM, May 2s.-It IL reported
that there was great agitation In Barcelo.
nA on Wednesday. The military and
populace exchanged shota.
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a 9lcllL train will be run
u ,SH Si'rsrills TO BelIalrs on Decora.
oa o'a Si'' Tie Bell,irs Leadr says that
w, ~ sl''l ''d bis military company al
IN pIls have spared no pains to ere.
1 N .''Au'i''n on the part OF the cid.
"a, a.. As YET there i. very little stir OF
s'R Pi'tioNlv one Of The committee hav.
sts'd' iny'Peei,l efforts to raise fund.-
SGeily tAe .Ipen.e. Of the daK.
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a IA I C'IaaSu' Sase~lan say. that the
80. ~ Ao'' Alexander stand. nOw.a.days
..'.' rsta,A''' 10 the estimation Of the
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO TIE DAnY NEE111exsck1
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LONDON, May 23.-The PbIt announces
that the Duke Of Cambridge will shortly
70 10 Malta 10 review the Indian contin
The Standard, discussing the Salisbury.
schouyaloif interview, says: Il IL In po-
sition to state that the sanguine e1pecta-
ent appearances, fairly justified. Moth
ing d settled, but, unless very
untoward accidents intervene, the Con.
gresS will meet and II will be found thai
the elements Of an agreement have been
reached. The Car has made many con.
cessions although many difficulties must
be surmounted. We are JUSTIFIED in say.
Ing that II the present temper Of the Rus.
sian Cabinet continues we may reAsona-
bly, anticipate pacific arrangement,
Count SchouyAloffs communications will
be laid before the Cabinet to-day.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
wAsu1soTos, May %.

SENATOR HENRY sr1LL HUGS HIS PET.
Mr.. Davis, Of West Virginia, called up
q resolution authorizing select COM
mittee TO investigate the finance reports,
books, &c. Of the Treasuary department,
and to continue the investigation and TO
sit during recess Of the Senate.
On motion Of Mr.. Allison the resolution
was amended by striking out the words
"and sit" It being understood that the
investigation should be continued
90 far as to allow the experts
examining the books Of the Treasury De-
partment 10 continue that work, and, Is
amended, the resolution was agreed TO.
Mr.. Plumb called up Senate bill au-
thorizing the Secretary Of War to have
erected headstones over the graves Of
Union soldiers inferred in private cems-
teries. Passed.
The morning hour having expired, the
Senate resumed consideration Of the bill
providing permanent form Of govern
ment for the District Of Columbia.
Pending discussion, the Senate went
into executive session and soon after
adjourned.
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csowpIse THE TURKS.

A Correspondent at Vienna telegrsphs
1t Is true that the result OF Count Schou
yaloff's efforts will probably turn out &c
be that he has secured basis for further
negotiations. Meantime the prepara
tions before Constantinople continue en-
ergetically. The Russians continue tc
exhibit a tendency to gradually creep ur
towards the capital, keeping the Turks
constantly on the alert. Fresh reinforce.
ments are constantly going TO Bulgaria
and Roumania. Odessa il swarming
with soldiers and shipping. Troops,
guns and stores are going thence to Bur.
gas, on the Black Sea, or by the Bender
railway to Roumania and Bulgaria"
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Marine Intelligence.

LONDON, May2S.-The steamship Aus.
triAn and Grai from Baltimore arrived
out.
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weather Indications.
oyS,l or mn cEn siSaLI oIgicsE.
WLHnIHaTon, D. @, Nay MI a. Y,

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
rising barometer, except 3 temporary fall
in the eastern portion, warmer southerly
winds, yeering TO cool west or northwest,
partly cloudy weather and oecaaional
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=. sS' S KILN, Of welI.ville, loom, up
s,.' ~ Apa'!ls'n candidate for COugrsss
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The War Clouds Breaking.
Tho Congress Win Undoubtedly
Assemble.
Strong Indications Of q Peaceful
Arrangement.
stratesiosl Movements Still Con-
tinus.
THE EAsTERNQUEsrION.
The Usual Half and Hall Peace
and War News.

LONDON, May ga ST. Petersburg
correspondent says As We are still far
from certainty Of peace, though the gen
eral conviction and sentiment in favor
thereofisp powerful, military preparation.
are being pushed forward energeticilly.
Even Il war is avoided it Is thought
these will be useful aa = make weight
for Russian influence at the Congress.
General Todleben's importantly about
iortresses must not therefore be regarded
as indicating the failure Of Count schou'
yaloiiTs mission.
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TIE Bellairs Leader expresses itself
decidedly opposed to Sunday steamboat
excursions.
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sERv1A PRErAnED poR WAR.

BELGRADE, May 2s.-The servian
army Is on complete war footing. All
the available troops have been sent 10
the Bosnian frontier and Servia.
vienna, May 23.-Russia has in.
formed Seryia that q large pecuniary
subsidy Is on the road to Belgrade. The
Seryian government has consequently
given large orders to contractors for
military supplies.
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srrLL ApyAscIso rHER LINE.

srILL ADVANCING THEIR LIME.
CoSsrAST1sopLR, May 23.-Ths Rus.
SLAMS have again advanced their entire
line slightly, without, however, violating
the neutral zone. Immense quantities
Of war material continue to reach the
Rnasian camp.
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lanction Of Parliament, was rejected
THE ooNoRns WILL MEE.

The amendment Of Sir Mitchell Hicks
Beach was adopted without division.
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THE CAR RECEIVES THE SHAH.

ST.. PrrERsBuRe, May 2s.-Ths Shah
OF Persia arrived In this city to-day and
drove by the side Of the Car In an open
carriage TO the Winter Palace. The
Shah will remain in St. Petersburg until
Wednesday.
ST. PETERsRuRa, May 23.-The A0enes
Raus advises caution in accepting the
news from foreign journals concerning
Schouyaloti7s mission.
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prADmr IoAIssr rHE socTAI1srs.

DEAD SET AGAIHsr THE 6ocIALisrs.
BERLIN, May 22.-Ths determination
Of the National Liberals, advanced Lib.
erals and Ultramontanes 10 oppose all
Socialist bills, seals the fate Of those
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TURKS ARE NOT IDLE.

They have brought troops across the
Bosphorus from Schutari until lS0 bat.
tallions now man the northern lines.
Heavy siege guns have been moved from
the Bosphorus batteries into these lines,
while the batteries on the Asia,ic side
have been strengthened 80 as 10 form in
conjunction with feet line Of defense,
TO which they may retire in case Of need,
though they now are more than ever
confident Of their ability to hold their
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THE CARS NEssAGE.

The momentary excitement caused by
the Ali Suayis insane proceedings on
Monday has disappeared, and the apprs-
hensions Of Russian coup de main have
been soothed by the arrangements now
under negotiation for establishing q line
OF demarcstion between the two camps.
Matthew Marfeld, worsted manufac.
turer at Bradford, failed. Liabilities
f20O 900.
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MANCHESTER
LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.

ESTABLISHBD 1905
Manufacture ali kinds OF Locomotives and have
recently purchased - the Alp keaR Mannfae-
turing Co. ali the patterns ,3ts, and the good
wifi for the maLuIacture of their celebrated
Steam Fire II gines and Apparatus. and
are now prepared 10 receive aud execute or.
d4Ys promptly. Send for descriptive circular
ARETAS BLOOD. Agent
p2y3pdly Manchester, NJ
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SEsEREFF,S SALE.

Py virtue Of "A execution issuet frcm the GIG
cut con. I OF Knox county enner see IN theCa 9
or A J J D. hs IN VS. " A Henderson ct al L viii
thin legal on "a 81 RUA1 the IA h Gay
Of December 1913 in f OFT of the court D. use in
the ctty OF AnoXvIlle. hn0K couatg uneSs e
sell at pub Ic on cry TO tue Highest I'D Ter for
cash IN hand all 1 right ti- claim interest
and demaud that W \ ne ldsrsnys cue of the dc
fsGi5nts ass il and 70 lie toll wing desoTib q
IOWA sots. to wit. Mn teen Lpfs in IT Ub Van
1uIer * cen er on's Aduttioa e. NIOxyi Il
Kcox cOun'y TenneS &c i7lng north + the L st
tennessee Nu glaiL ano g sDIgla RiliTO al aud
east IT Greg er street and HnCwu ant Ges grated
as follows an n.aTke IL on Stau1 Van HIider
" HeLd srSoL'S map OF said AGdtUrn In wit:
Nos 2JS - SO al 4 , IS 403 Ia BIS 395 2i2 23S
IS3 lS5 40 80 SO 523 and being tn same Its
convened ~ sai1 quit claim u6ed from Pste
S CUB AMI lhn 5 Van Glider to " A bende sos
dat, sept 9Th 1913 and registered IA he hegis
tsT's flee of Knox county IA Book EO Ume
psge 1 IS u win ch deed ference Is hereby made
for fail description 81 the premi es. - sale
will be ma ie 20 sltrsfy jdd Zme in the hove
cause for the 50 IN OF seven Hundred aud Til ~
five Dollars & gother wi IntsTe-t and ces5
- ~ \ - gu a. r r-OcCFTT De, SbT
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City ,gtTegIorg.
AssEHEz OF HSoNOR.

-- -TfES LODGE. So. los. n. of H--Meets
= -- AID yuGrj Thursday nights Of each
E-u .JuIg H-l corner Church and tag
:tz.,h D. emile George, Reporter.
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we are not.

OSE thousand citiZ.ns OF Massa-
chuselts have signed petition to the
President, asking for the csa6iish-
ment Of a Bureau of Industry, under
the auspices OF the Govern meut, The
business of the BIreau to collect
statistics as to the condition of the
laboring classes. The President prom
Used TO take the matter into cousidera-
ton.
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.s lss-s aAN BE8Z, No. !. Czsiei
-1t 4t .rsl lea Cross meet severn --ss-
.Ly ell. 70 .e.gpsr4u5s HILL i, Il, Viewer,
a 81 Browl. ~ ol Is.
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SATURDAY. NOV. 50, I67S.
LETTER FROM DIR. WILEY.

LEllL' = hoA IN ~ J l. q 4
EMORY, Va Nov. 28. 1873.
sr..S Il me iI.sai ~ i4 S@
4. Were nos The Trustees Of tne N
a.. l = ...- ..' .I-.nad.sr Churc6 property
80 haezy...e, ~ q decree OF the 81
- aaa no. ID he Trustee:
"t l-e III. Z tnnse.. ..'= "a. ms 5,, -,
MS DsI ta-y Uuy g? Il - o
aan': We, We 'l gwen 30 mem
3 Eau say ,u.t 4ca.n II S. 600. .al
.' '--- a3gs - '..' i'15..y ' .ht IL
l.s. y--.la-,.g cry. aud pald 60
80 ..l h. fr.- -, me Ia ],
81. r.. J.T spence D.i Mr. Spsuc
49, .--.' ."s..1e 81 L. Cnurca,
att 10 afs.n 2 ..ion ~ knox ,i..,>,
.-.arr y wusraes atj me organ
z.,. 40. @. gas . e.''..' .T 49, IF the
j. caars,, vao claimed this
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