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THE BROOK.
GIfE fiK

Thou little brook SO siIvery clear.
hou rtinnest on from year TO year
stand and gaze i'll Thought profound.
Whence CONTEST thou And whittier bouudP
come from rocky basins deep;
MId howers and moss my course keen:
Upon my surface gently lies
1he image OF the azure SKIES.
Therefore have ! = childlike mind:
W here'er 1t leads me m resigned
ne who has brought me from the stone
ny Guide, 1 think, conducts me vul
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IN l. RYLASD- NkSoPHoS RYLASp.
Notary Public

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Lexington. No
~ Office over No. 61, Main street. Practice
n ali the Courts Of Lafayette and adjacent couu-
ties, in the supreme Court of the state and
District Court OF the United States. Prompt
attention given 10 collections and all Other
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ELDRIDGE BURDEN,

4 TIOINEY y UOUNSELLOR Al LAW
"A Lexington, Mo. OIice back room over III,
Lexington savings Bank, opposite court house
W III practice IN the Stale ami Federal courts
Prompt attention given 10 The collection oil claims
ami .'ruIaic business teDiiyl.
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n LEXINGTON. Mo
-. No. 80 Main street, over lcSis' pru,
Store, Will practice IN the Lafayette ami a'yU!n
lug counties Special attention gwen 10 collect
tl,t. 4 S;IIlN nI ..i;Il tlilES.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-23

A merchant down town sells more
of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup than all
other medicines together. 1t surely
must be the best remedy for cough.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-23

1t may be a homely motto, but is is n
good one-"Aim hig he that aims at
barn door will never hit the wealth
ercock on the church spire.''
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-23

eff mans religion is pretentious
on Sunday and obscure Oh week days
we had better do business with him
on a cash basis.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-23
JAMES HI. McHATTON,

A rrORNsi Al LAW Lexington, Mo-, viii
"A pa" "tIce IN the courts ui Lafayette anu al
oIuIug counties, and the supreme Court Oi
the state. Special attention given 10 collections.
Uitce N Dutch Row. near QuAries Co.'S. Drue
Store fs22-ly
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WILLIAM IOUNG,

A TTORNEY AT LAW Lexington, Missouri
"A VIII practice his profession IN All oi tht
Courts oi L.itay cite county and the courts u
Record the state. Ohice over Aull's Bank
.oawytr's old strnD- All business promptly
attended
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10 YEARS A SUFFERER,
From Hon. T hso. P. Boqert, Bristol. RI.

MessTs WEEKS s POTTER: Geat!e,asn-FeelIu1
fnoTongh!y convinced OF the efficacy OF SASFoRD's
RADICAL IUkh Fo. tATARRH, am Induced to droo
you u l:ne TO say that although have been see q
ticsi 0i All the nostrunls advertised as "radicsl
cures, have never found anything III at PROMISES
suyn ftileI and ultimate cure that OF ANFoRps
have beea afflicted with this dreadful disessa
LpI more than ten years, and not until recently
cotid | be induced 70 pe:scvere with any until
read The letter OF Mr.. HENRY WELLS and can
tEuthlGlly say that after using i've or six bottes
an th0.ouEhly convinced OF lis curative proper
ues. Hoping that Others similarly afflicted fike
Elyself VIII be Induced 10 make the trial am gen-
'rinen. very tTuly, etc. THO. 7. BOG EBf
BGisToL. Z l., July q. 1877.
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sEO. 5. KATHRYN. } ID. shE"ALIk
RAIHRIN & SHEWAITER.

A Tr0RNEIS Al LAW, Lexington, NJ. VII
~ practice in all the courts OF the sixth JUDI.
cIal circuit, and United States courts Proul
attention given to collections Ohice uvri
Grimes s Nenabl-'s store, opposite CITY Hotel
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JOHN S. BLACKWELL,

4 ITORNEi al LAW. Lexington. Missouri
"A VIII practice IN sll the cOur,s vi Lafay ellie
and a,:JoluIus counties. Prompt attention giyeI
10 all business UIlioe AulI's saving
p.uk. Sawyer's old stand. ieUl1Ii
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A. +. ALEXANDER,

a TTORSEN AT LAW. viii practice IN til,
"A Courts OF Laiay cite and adjoining counties
WIIl also attend promptly TO the collection ui
Claims. and to InvestIsau OF titles To rea
estate. Otlce over the Banking House oil " IL
. Morrison 4 Co iauI4-iy
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CATARR
NEVER-FAILlNG RELIEF
AFFORDED RY
SAAFORD'S RADICAL CURE,

IT Is fact that can be suhstsptts,ed nv ,hs ,os,
\ ltsprctaoIS testimonials ever offered in favor
oi any proprietary medicine, that the RADICAL
ttRE fok CArARRH does IN every case erord in
t.ant ana permanent relief No matter OF how long
etahHlhS, or how severe the diseas the frst dose
gives SEc evidence OF It's value In the trestme nj az
tataftIai aHect!ors that confidence Is AT once felc
II us ABILITY 10 do all that is Claimed FOR IT, Tha
testimony OF physicians, druggists. and patients ia
unahnlous on this point. and the accommodating
evidence is IN point OF responsibility superior 10
any ever before obtained in favor of a popular
remedy The rroprtetors. therefore, may Justly
zee! proud OF The position this remedy has attained
anc Iei.rYe II worthy OF It's reputation.
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fCall and Examine Stock and Piices.
NOT A MIsTAKE

3TNHAT GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, BOOTS
i AND SHOES, QCEENSWARE, STONE
w AXE AND NOTIONS, can he bought low
rs Iny where in the city, MT l3l, Dutcn ROW
Five hundred bushels OF dried APPLES aud
PEACHES WANTED.
S5spt9 JOHN Il. JORDAN
IeIins. No.
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WALKER s. FIELD,

a TTORSEIS AT LAW, LEXINGTON
AA MIssouri. Once over Wm. Morrison y
-. Rank noyl3tf
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NEW LlVERYFlRM,

good order. "
our charge will be as r' asonabIe Us the times
Will admit oI.
Our drivers are all competent and care full rper,
and W" warrant satisfaction
GI.f2E-tf WM II IWISG e %
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TUT s. son,
L - SoS,
A 1"TORNEYS AL LAW,

JOHN A. >. TUT. FRASkIiS h. TUTT,
Notary PuulIc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26
CLOSE FIGHT FOR A NOMINATION..

THREE CANDIDATES IN THE FIELD FOR THE DEMO-
CRATIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SHARP PERSONAL
tiles.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsE.I
COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 25.-The war between
the Franklin County candidates for the nomination for
Congress Is growing fierce. and threatens to rival the
fsht which is being carried on between Stccdman aud
Burd I'm the Toledo district. the three candidates,
George L. Converse, Judge j. A. Anderson aud Colonel
have been working with considerable zeal In the
city and townships for tho control OF the county delega
tons IL appears Colonel Baker lndng his chances
of success slight, has thrown what strength he had IN
of Anderson against Converse Personalities are
being used and to-day circular very damaging TO Con-
ver,e has come out II charges him with unprofessiona
conduct I'm the collecting Of claims While the attention
a, rho Franklin County candidates Is absorbed In their
persoual wranglc. Poppleton has slipped into the
county and IL hard work both In and OF the CITY,
Is by all odds the strongest man IN the county
ana disrict but what effect the sandcrous articles VIII
Save cannot now be determined. rs they have been
snread broadcast Converse threaens 10 max inter
eating 10 the authors OF tho stories which are being CIR
cIuated The primary elections will be held on satur
day, aud the CongressionsI Convention Will meet
l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26
A LECTURERS SUICIDE ON THE STAGE.

THE STORY OF STRANGE INCIDENT IN ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, July 25.-A dramatic suicide Oc-
Cured at Capron. H., Tuesday night Early In May
last W. Bureigh who was an old resident OF ohio
came to this town, Ostensioy TO start barber-shop
B,ir!cgh had fue education. and was versatile In con-
yersaon Last Sunday he published card, informing
the citizens that order TO crafty an oftenexpressed
curiosity the part Of his townsmen to witness some
such tragedy us the hanging OF Sherry and Connolly in
Chicago he would. GU the evening OF the Odd inst de-
liver lecture iu Thornton Hall, aud ut It's conclusion
crafty his hearers by shooting himself through the fore
head Tho price Of admission would be 81, aud the
amount realized should be used in his funeral expenses
and the remainder be invested In the works OF Huxley
Tyndall and Darwin for the town library HIS idea In
eding his lie eternal peace by anihlla
ton AT the appointed tiLe the hall was crowded aud
after the delivery Of nldel lecture OF wonderful
power IN a manner and tone which marked MN AS an
adep he suddenly drew derrnger placed TO his fore
head and despite attempts TO prevent the rash deed
fred and fell into Of two friends who were ON
the wings OF the stage for the purpose Of dering the
execution OF the design The large-szcd bullet literally
tore his 10 pieces He left request tat his Dody
be forwarded to Cincinnati friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26
CANCELLING INK.
fnE MANUFACTURERS AGAIN DISAPPOINTED IN 81
CURING LARGE CONTRACT FROM THE POS

fnE MANUFACTURERS AGAIN DISAPPOINTED IN Be-
CURING A LARGE CONTRACT FROM JHE POST
OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIKI TRfBUNE.i
WASHINGTON. July 25.--For several years the
Post Office Department has been endeavoring 10
find an ink for cancelling postage stamps when
voald be both corrosive and indelble, but thus
far without entire success; and the officials seem 70
have concluded that such thing Is not attainabie.
Thousands of samples of stamping ink have
been submitted to the department., Tor trial ana
lbbies Of ink manufacturers have been ct work
yer after year, endeavoring to get some provision
through Congress which would open way for
lat contract to supply the Post Office Department
With canceng ink. Through the influence OF TINS
lobby, clause which it hoped would cffect the
purpose was put into the Sundry Civil bill passed
q the last session.
The ink men arc, however, destined to disappoins-
ment The Assistant Attorney General for the fost
Oihce Department holds that tho section in the
kundry Civil Appropriation bill which authorizes
We Postma. ter-General to adopt q UNIFORM
esnceIling ink. confers no greater power
spou him than he had already under enc
~, except the power to have such
"a ~ he might adopt transmitted through the
eails ~ other supplies. He has 10 authority TO
ebsse such ink. or to pay any royalty for its use
- can make allowance Tor IT. purchase oue OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Thursday, July %. 1873.
The subscriptions to the per cent loan 'o"ay
amounted to S1,757,30O
n "a stated that the Commissioners OF the District
have determined to make general reduction In the
iories OF the police force, reducing that OF detectives
from 81 ,62O,to VI 100 per annum
The washington relies, for the purchase OF which
Congress ado an appropriation OF $4,000 at the last
session are expected arrive at the Patent ONCE carly
next week -. -.
The Congressional Joint Committee on the Reorganza'
zion of the Army has asked that General A. " kautz
o,,, Infantry be detailed one OF tho three Army
secrefares allowed to the committee under the INV
Dr L,nderman has issued a circular III reply 10 the
continued inouiries concerning the value OF the Mex-
can dollar He states that under the law TINS com IL
only receivable ut Its bullion value which Is at
o,,t on cents IN gold. Its circulation IA Opohu III
Tie limited States and II only be taken at Whatever
vaue NAV be agreed upon. The Govefhnent VIII .aAo
II as bullion II express charges arc pa'u " '' 49,
the f,reepback question. He has had printed 2OOoo
comics Of the speech delivered by hp In the House on
arv q 1869 on his bill TO authorize the issue OF
National currency TO assure its Hs and reduce The
ratc of interest" He will circulate the speech among
his to answer te Ssa rsenbact doctrine
nce became popular, and to show tnat ne mas DOL
sound occasion to change his views subs,aptay hpon
this question for ten years. Whatever o'"0'' "'
done. .,n..a p.o
The Commissioner Of Agriculture mas appointed tn
,.ssor Crote OF Georgia; william j. Jones, OF virginia
point near galveston Tex; Z. II. Anderson OF KIRK
wood Mississippi, and Professor ComstocK' OF oorno
,,vsrs,ty observers under the control OF the ehto"
oogst the to make ahe
season He has also appointed Proies ccaao Dr. r.
n.y. Professor H !! De Def1e%%.y az of
Ind Or Albert Dunlap, or Iowa City low" " .s
OF Kansas and Dr. salmon o. snS devise remedy
amncrs to investIgs'o 'no oi's'' ""N
for he hog cholera.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26
THE SOUTH CAROLINA CASES.

,tDGE KERsHAw's ATTITUDE - APPLAUSE FROM
NORTH CAROLINA FOR TIE ASSERTION OF
STATS RIGHTS.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON, July 25.-The Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue was informed to-day, through
Mr.. Earl tie Governments counsel in the case, that
Judge Kershawis not only willing but, indeed. anx-
ous TO have the case of the internal revenue Off
GERS heard in the Supreme Court of South Carolina
He has also made known to Mr.. Earl his entire will
ncness 10 see these officers admitted to bail by any
one of the judges of the Supreme Court of the
State.
The Charlotte IN. c. Observer, received tonight
has the following to say in regard to the pending
issue over the revenue cases in South Carolina:
We have no idea that South Carolina authorities
will tamely back down from their decision in this case
They Will take steps test the question before the
proper tribunal Exactly the same question Is now be-
fore the SUI Court OF the United States In the case
of the State against Hoskans which was carried up on
writ of error the Supreme Court of North Carolina
decision of this will decide all Others in which the
same principle involved but until the highest judicial
tribunal known laws decides that State courts
have no Jurisdiction the offences OF revenue Clf
Gals neither patriotic for the states 10
Weld They must mainta their sovereignty ans their
rights as States, remembering that to yield IN this Is
long step toward the abandonment OF tue principle OF
local self-government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26
BULGARIAN UNITY.
ORG ANIMATION OF A PAS-BULGARIAN MOVEMENT.
VIENNA, Thursday, July 90 1873.

ORGANIZATION OF PAN-BULGARiAN MOVEMENT
VIENNA, Thursday, July 20, 1878.
News has reached here that the Treaty OF
Berlin caused great irritation among tho Bulgarians'
who since the Russian occupation have been tue ruiihs
class In Eastern Ronmela A so-caled Pan-Bulgarian
Committee has been formed mt Adrianople 10
agitate for Bulgarian unity. The committee teic-
rraphed to Prince Labinor 1.-THE Russian Ambassa.
tor at Constantnoplel. to Aksakoh Uhe cniei
Of the Pan Slavic Propaganda at Moscow. and to the
Czarcwit Informing them OF the Pah-bugariah
movement
A MASSACRE OF TURKS AT sINIkOI
LONDON, Thursday, July 20. 1878.
A Coustantinople dispatch saws: There Is great
mortality among the refugees here. The British Consul
NJ pblIppopols reports that some Turkish refugees
having returned the village OF Slnikoi tue Bgaus
red the men and outraged inc wOneh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

e.vAyyAH Ca July GA special dispatch from
the receipt and sale at that place TO-DAY
Of the first bale Of new cotton
MACON. Ga. July 25.-The first bale of Georgia
cotton a. Albany today from Prmus W. Jonc
Of baker County II was sold NJ per pouna
NEw-HAvEN. Com. July 25-WilliaI z: Matter after
r. In June last Of Che murder Of bis iegm,ie cha snd
who forfeited his bail was erros'co ~ s e'V '"~~S s"e
taken 10 New-Befhn
Nrw.B,pvoRD, Mass July 25.-The corner stone
of hs 81 James Church Laid this afternoon Inc
s,s c"ndncfed - the the Rev. e. H. Proctor ~
sised by Rev. Dr. Mncahey OF Trinity Churcn new
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26

revenues at the larger Offices just has heretofore
done under existing laws. He cannot supply it to
cur any additional expense beyond that now
incurred for similar purposes, that being posi-
lively prohibited by the section. In short.
the section merely confers upon the Postmaster
General the right to name. designate, OF, in the
language Of the act. adopt" such ink rs he may
deem suitable for the purposes named, and there
other supplies In addition, the Assistant Attorney
General holds that the Postmaster-General has no
authority to purchase cancelling appliances or
stamps and that in these respects the clause in the
bill is nugatOry,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26
TIE nrAnwooL COACH ROBBED

Hot CREEK, w. T., July 25.-Ihe coach
winch left Deadwood for Cheyenne Oh the 23d was de-
tanned one day at Jenuys sockade on account OF the
high water After proceeding from there, 1t was stop
ned at this morning, two miles north OF Lightning
Creek by six armed man. who were on foot ana masked
r,ua,ns there was only one passenger board, the
pav w Ptrkett. they forbOre melestfng MIN, put
turned their attention to the mail sacks when srey cu
oks matssr They were not at all excited over tner
work which occupied them fully half On hour ana 10
an Il IA impossible to Shy what the losses rom sne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26
THE RACING Ar CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, July 25.-This was the third
dny OF the Cleveland Clubs races. The weather was
good The track was In good condition aud the attend
auce was large The following are summaries OF the
races The unfinished OF yesterday, for the IA
GLASS; purse $500. to be divided. was won ny EDWIN
EDWARD second the irst heat having been taken
=, rdw.rd Time 300 2:l9I4. 2Oia. 2:1sla The race
for the 2s class ~ 900 to be divided wns %on
n, winning the second and fourth, and G. Woolley
winning tho third The time was IS, z;22% I T:Si GS9
10 ha divided was won by Hopeful In three straight
heats: time 2:17la, 2:l54, 2:l5iS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26
NO NEWS YET ABOUT MCKENZIE.
HIS REPORTED RAID INTO MEXICO DOUBTED.
lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

iBy TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON, July 25.-The War Department has
received no official information concerning the raid
which it is reported that Colonel Mckenzie with
500 men is now pushing into Mexico and Adjutant-
General Drum says that the absence of official re-
ports on the subject is good reason for believing
that the story is untrue He knows of no reason
why such raid should be undertaken at this time.
but whether trueOr false he utterly scouts the iea
that army officers would knowingly lend themselves
to the projects of those who are trying to bring on
a war with Mexico
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26
THE OCCUPATION OF BOSNIA.
TURKEYS VIRTUAL COMPLIANCE WITH AUSTRIA

DEMANDS.
LONDON. Thursday, July %, 1878.
Reuters COnstantinople dispatch says: "Final
instructions have been sent TO Caratheodori Pasha
10 agree 10 continuance OF tho occupation OF Bosnia
and Herzegovina until security and order are restored
instead OF insisting that the precise terms be fixed be-
forehand also TO agree the establishment OF KIND
OF Temporary Of SIEGE instead OF insisting on the
retention OF the civil administration IN the hands OF
the Turks" ,., ,,.... 18th
The foregoing appears to be virtual compliance with
the Austrian demands. - . a., ,,,,..
are organizing for resistance In all parts OF Bosnia ana
Herzegovina. - .,,
THE ARMY READY TO CROSS THE FRONTIER.
A Vienna dispatch says: The arrangements Ior the
march OF the Austrian troops into Bosnia are now COM
pee and the forces ready To cross the frontier nj
hour But the march will not be given be-
fore the end Of the week, rs the Austrian
Government Is anxious 10 completes arrange
ments with Turkey, in order to enter the
provinces as q friend, and not as an enemy. Nobody
anticipses serious resistance from any quarter The
Turkish authorities In the provinces nave certainty re-
ceiyed directions from COnsantnOpe that IN all cases
they are to meet the Austrans IN friendly spirit.
Greater difficulties feared In repatratng tue bos-
MAN refugees who do not appear ANXIOUS 10 30 pach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26
RATIFiING THE BERLIN TREATY.

LONDON, FrluHy, July 20 Ic'o'
The Posts Berlin dispatch says several for
gn Governments have authorized their ambassadors TO
ratify the Treaty of Berlin.
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place. 1t possible that the Secretary may continue ns
trip to Halifax order to inspect the English system OF
yards but definite plan for such trip has been or.
ranged yet number OF the Secretarys party visited
Harvard College this morning. but the Secretary was en-
gnged board receiving visitors up to the hour OF SAIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26
CLERICAL IMMORTALITY.

WArERrowN, N. Y, July 25.-Ihe aulnoIl-
.ss ~ Gouyerneur NJ H. lately suit for pastaroy
against the Rev. H. c. Miller an Episcopal =.
that place, upon the facts disclosed ana sworn W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26
WASHINGTON.
ITEMS FROM THE DEPARTMENTS.

,upGE KERsHAw's PRIsoNERs--BooK IMPoRTA-
r,oNs IN THE MAILs-CoIS TRANSPORTATION
M'KE>zIEs RAID.
.Judee Kershaw, of South Carolina. is re-
norted to desire to have the case of the rev.
enue officers carried to the Supreme Court OF
hi, own State. The Government is investigat-
ING the subject of impOrtatiOns of books in the
mails free of duty. The American publishers
object to such importations. The rumors
about McKenzie's raid are not yet confirmed.
The Postmaster General will supply iron safes
for the postal transportation of coin DIR. Lin
dcrman says that the Mexican dollar is worth
only about 80 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26
srCpErARY THOMPsON's TRIf

BosroN, July 25.-The United States steamer
Taspoosa is under orders to saii Of noon %-uay ~.
- Professor Baird Tie party will subsequently viss
ratsmouth and Portland stopping few days ct esea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26
NETWORK, FRIDAY, JULY 2e, 1878

young lady Of his parish. Miller first denied his guilt
but the guilt apparent that last night ne ned
leaving his bail TO settle the suit. II 10 said ne lett
former charge for similar cause.