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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-08

CAPTAIN J. c. NACcABE is announced q
candidate or 1otcri,l representative from
Shelby and Fayette coun ga. to Sill the vacan-
cy occa3lonei b. ,ae rasiguation of Dc. II.
b Ramsey. Cip'a'n Maccabe, in the late
election, exb.b ted n remarkable strength,
when 1t is Considered that he was not put
forwa-d by Any C. NIB aaton. He ran on his
OWE merit, aad only failed by tie least vote
OF an election. His disinterested and cou-
rageous services in the fearful epidemic
that 10 lately dsso,ated our community
|endearel him 20 the people. No personal in
terest can be attributed to him in the dis
|charge OF the dangerous Offices which he
performed daring the recent IL arful pesti
Hence. Beav', faithful and honest, he stood
|amid the dreadful scourge, ministerlng n
Ich trty to all. 1t Is bus matter of justice
tina. he be selected 10 fill The vacancy in
ythe doterill rep essntation from Shelby and
IFaye5'e. He is "a scholar and an Intelligent
abinker. The Interests Of the people will be
slls in his hgnis. Let u have no unseemly
scramble for the place, and elect Captain
sIaccaos without opposition. Such a COM
pliment Is due him, aud will honor u.s. At
ne same time the zen ra' assembly of Ten
lessee will receive an accession of intelligence
nd prudence thai viii DO beneficial to the
b co. 10 Of the flo eri.l district.
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WE have pleasure this morning in pre-
+enunZ TO the readers of the APPEAL the
! ble memorial address Of tie respected and
earned Rabbi Samield, divine who ha:
; von esteem for bis virtues as well as ad-
{niration for MS talents. The reader will es-
{eciaily be truck with Il e reverence fol
eath, and what follows that dread event,
bat is taught b. the sGmuable principles OF
ehudim. There is no coarse prying beyond
he grave; loving reticence, devout deli
Sbcy, leaves the spirit with is God, unveiled
the cumbraEce o, mortality, approachable
ply by those who have themselves passed
be aa.es beyond whose dread cbsclrity
mortal eye, OF ear, or touch
IN penetrate. With happy Illustrations,
PAWN from carly legend and classic story.
e learned speaker develops the nature of
at grand ntiuent tina, makes the son Of
e covenant the friend Of man OF all coun-
ies and OF all faiths. And then he brings
y tore his aud ence the sublime memory of
ose heroes Of his faith, vino gave up the
ty OF fight that hey might stay by the
ucn Of the offering, giving aid aud the
Yiue consolat o. Of their sympathy. Our
arts glow with gratitude toward cur de-
r,ed Hebrew brethren, as We earthly read
eloquent praises rendered TO their vir-
and eel '-sa.r hc.. The memorial adj
PES Of RABBI 5 mi.ld Is a noble tribute to
memory O. be nob'e dead. TO those who
l.j say with David: I'M 6efzedek eckeseh
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CAPITAL PRIZE. sIOO.O 900.
H-NoTICE-Tickets are $40 only; Halves, S.
Fifths. 81; Tennis. 81.

100 Approximation Prizes of 5000 10000
loo Approximation Prizes of 10O--.. lO,O(G
1929 Prizes, amounting to. $500. 6nO
General G. r. BeauresaTd, OF Louisiana, and GEN
eIal Jubal A Early, OF Virginia. Commissioners
Application for rates TO clubs should only be made
To the ONCE of the Company in New Orleans Write
FOR circulars ,or send orders TO N. a. DAUPHlN,
+. -. SSOX 09&, New Orleans. La, or 10 ID
/. Gillespie. q West Court ST., Memphis Tenn.
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OUR special dispa ten from Nashville gives
Comptroller Gaines estimate Of taxes in
this State for ISIS, wherein it will be seen
that the total valia on Of property in the
State aggregates Two hnnd.ed ard twenty
three mi lion twJ bundled aud twelve thou
End and one bundled ard f1y-three dollarr.
The. estimate shows q decrease OF FIVE and
'eyen-eighta' per cent. for the present year
compared with %" a5seIsmant Of 1877.
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Simon TtGskd Lodge. No. 1872, L. o. B. B.
Resolved By Simon TuShcd LOdgs, No. 1872, l. o. b.
B., That in The death of our brother, HOWARD HEY
MANN, who died on the thrtleth of August, 1878, of
yeoG-fever this lodge has lost faithful member,
his relatives an afeciionate and dutfu brother and
society an Industrious truthful citizen and an honest
man; that We deploIe his untimely death, and will
endeavor to take to heart the admontion 1t conveys;
that we extend to his bereaved relatives our SYM
pathy and that copy OF these resolutions be In
scrbed on our records printed in the american
rGeLite, of Cincinnati, Ohio, in The JeciSh Record
or Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and in the morning
papers of Memphis, Tennessee, and copy sent,
under seal of the lodge, to the relatives of our de-
ceased brother.
Furthermore, That our lcdge-room be draped In
deep mourning for the period of four months from
this date.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, December 1, 1873
EDW. GOLDSMITH,
A. S. MYERS,
Committee.
AdOnted unanimously
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Cfv,rIze ana Eduea,e the indians

WASHINGTON, December THE JOINT
commission for considering the transfer of the In
dian bureau from the civil to the military depart
ment, to-day heard the Views OF Colonel A. B.
Meacham. He holds that the only solution or the
Indian problem Is I'm civilizing and educating the
Indians that they may support themselves In the
past twenty years he has not kno IN case where a
distuI bance between Indians and whites has Oc-
cured except through the breaking of treaties by
the Latter
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TENNESSEE TAXES.
Estimates or the Tax Aggregate for
the Year Is7s-rOtAI Valuation OF
Property. s&23,2I2,I53
Special % the Appeal.

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE. December 7.-Comptroller
Gaines to-day completed the reorganization Of the
tax aggregate for the year 1873.
Total vain in Vet Ta,,o..aao ono 20
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joins O'C0NNER PowER, "homs-rule"
nemb 'r Of the British parliament from Dub
lin, p1blishss a letter in the Dublin Free
mans Journal, d3nC u1oiGg DR.. Isaac Butt as
traitor TO the h'me-rule party in Ireland
and 10 the Irish cause.
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Turkish Affairs.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, December THE new
grand-vzier, KheIreddln Pasha. has drafted Law
prOclaiming ministerial responsibility Kheired
din, replying to the congratulations OF the Arme
Man patriarch, declared that all ottoman subject:
are equal, that Justice would be administered i'm
partial y, and ali the government posts would bt
he said: We all pray 20 the same God-we In
MOSQUES you In churches"
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Exceedingly Rich silver Product.

LEADvILLEE, COL, December THE
silver product in this camp exceeds the expectations
OF the most sanguine New discoveries are reported
daily. The product OF the leading mines has In
creased tity per cent. within the past two weeks.
Two thousand tops of ore yielding twenty thousand
ounces of silver delivered this week and three
thousand tons OF high grade ore are awaiting trans
poraton. Leading Ore-bnyerS estimate the net pro-
duct for the year. at this camp, at upward Of three
million dollars Unfortunately, the camp has its
share OF mining litigation. One OF the heaviest
law suits I'm the country has been Instituted by the
discovery against the Little Chief mines, unter
the law that vein can be followed across its side
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Tribute OF RESPECT.
HALL TEMPLE OF LOVE, No.
MEMPHIS, TENN, December o, 1878.

HALL TEMPLE OF LOVE, No. l. /
MEMPHIS, TENN, December 9, 1878 !
WHEREAS, The hand OF Divine Providence has
removed our worthy and beloved Templar Supreme,
JACKSON b. CREWS, from the scene OF his temporal
labOrs and the members who sat under his guidance
and profted by his example DESTROYS OF testify
Ing their respect for his memory, and expressing
their earnest and afectOnate sympathy those who
were nearest and dearest to him; therefore be it
Resoged, That 1t is but just tribute to the men,
DRY OF the departed to say that in regreting his
m0Val from our midst, We mourn for one who was in
every way worthy OF our respect and esteem.
In view OF the loss We have also sustained by the
de ease OF the following MEMBER namely: GEORGE
Z. BRADFORD. SAMUEL CANNON, G. r. MULLIKIN, W.
b. GREGG, A. 81. M'ANINCH and +. K. REYNOLDS and
the still heavier loss sustained by those who were
nearer and dearer to them; therefore be 1t
Resolved. That we sincerely condoe with the fami-
lies OF The deceased the dtspensatOn which 1t has
pleased Divine Providence TO aflict them, and com
mend them for consolation to Him who orders all
things for the best and whose chastisements are
meant In mercy.
ResoEUed, That this testimonial OF our sympathy
and sorrow be published In the Memphis APPEAL
and copy sent to the families of tue deceased by
the secretary or thi5 meeting.
R. N. HILTON,
W. L. SURPRISE,
W. G. BARBOUR,
Committee
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Proclamation by the Governor,
Administrators Notice.

HAVING been appointed by the Probate Court OF
IL Shelby county, administrator of the estates OF
Samuel B. Miller and Emelie Miller deceased, this
Is to notify all persons indebted to said estates to
come forward and settle at once and those having
claims against said estates notified to present
the same at once, properly proven, at my ofice 3e
Madison street.
On Wednesday. December IS, 1S5S,
in front of h Buttenberg's No. 231 Second street
city of Memphis, will sell at auction, the personal
property of S. B. Miller, consisting of table and
china ware, kitchen furniture carpets, beds anC
bedding, ichairs, sewing machine, etc, etc. Terms
of Sale-CaSh.
JAMES 81. MALONE, Administrator.
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IN MEM0REAM.
Rev. Fathers BokeI and MGarvey,
r. N. HILTON,
". L. SURPRISE,
W. c. BARBOUR,
Cor, -, IfNAA

Who Departed this Life august 20, 1873.
In the death ofthose we love- there Is that consoa
tion offered to the wounded spirit which often soothes
and lulls to rest its tumults Heaven is far Brighter
we have the III assurance that they at rest? II
is true the grave looks dark to u.s. and there is
son In this. EaGths partings are sad, but, If are
faithful, We shall soon meet our lost in world
where the parting word Is never spoken. Friends
part WITH here are the gamers; and while we weep
over their beloved remains welShoud remember that
their portion Is bliss. Oh! Gesth Is not terrible II
we are only prepared It IS only the passage from
this sinful world to better one and II we are only
be happy one. Who would wish to remain forever
In this world Of pain and trouble, when one of per.
feet happiness Is prepared Who would choose
the society OF earth, when the blessed company of
saints and angels await us in heaven. Then let us
70 their true homes IL Is the Will or Our Father in
Heaven; question not his right. Reqescat ia pace.
Our Fathers have gone from death to life,
From toll to lasting rest;
From s0Trow and from ceaseiesS strife,
To the pleasures OF the blest
Their earthly course Is done,
They died for Christ's dear sake;
The prize of life, divine, they have won
In the mansions or the blest.
From earthly struggles they are free;
How happy they are in heaven;
Martyrs OF true charity.
A crown to them is given.
They trod the world beneath their feet
Forward to the dying pressed;
Preparing others oeath to meet,
And share with them an eternal rest.
Our Fathers now 10 Calvary rest;
Softly let the words be spoken,
For the hearts that loved them best
Are aching now, and almost broken.
OH weep ye willows, DER then;
oh! flowers bow your heads;
Weep tears for US in sorrow,
Our Fathers now are dead"
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The italian Chamber OF Deputies
llIacuanInR tine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ROME, December I'm the chamber OF
deputies, yesterday, Minister ZanArdelli declared
that tue government would not object TO special
essaTy and sanctioned by the Legislature, but he be
lIsyed that the existing laws were sufficient
his colleague Both ministers were warmly ap-
plauded. The opposition delegates, SignorI, Sor-
IentinO. Bonghi and Puccini, declared that though
not sfied they would not bring forward any hos
tile resolutions SignOrs PaternoshO and MiDghetti
however. submitted motions hostile to the govern
ment. The dehate VIII clntinua today.
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The Charrer agaInrt aIInIster seward.

WASHINGTON, December 7.-Representa-
tive Sprlhg@r's committee for investigating tire
charges gainst Gsorge =. Seward, United States
minister 10 China, has determined to make public.
In advance OF the cr0Ss-eXaminati0n or Ex-C0nsnl-
General u. WILEY Wells, the contents Of a deposition
received from DR.. MCaItee, stating the purport Of
a conversation al his house with Seward and Brad
Nlnrll
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a Chicngoao y~sterIons,v y.,ss,nx

LOUISVILLE, December II II. Cowper,
OF Chicago, who came here last Wednesday. with an
order from Judge BlOdgstt 10 investigate the books
et ~ ,ba, aS,, r VIZ "a &C oISG tht
70 mer agent. has mysteriousiy disappeared. His
friend, VIM. Headlam, 1r., says CoWper was last
seen with negro. No cause can be given for his
angular disappearance. He has been missing since
Wednesday night.
Brsathiu says matters th9re are worse than hereto
fora ran tad
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ReSOluiIRnR.
Simon r,lsEn Lo1ne. ~. 1ao. Z az q

| Simon TtLShd Lodge, No, 1872, I. o. 3. b.
! BROTHER NATHAN d. MEEKEE, President of Simon
Tuska Lodge, No. 1872. /. O. B. B.. died September
| l, 1873, OF yeloW-fever, contracted while minis
tering 10 the wants CT the sick and the dying. In
and beloved family, and the pOssessor of numerous
pae S ctT az ms de13 IN 1 10 tne
posed task OF doing his utmost alleviate suffer
Win type OF 6eros thst IL nsGe on MN
Ing his loss while deploring his untimey death as
calamity TO his family to his friends to the order OF
toe l. o. B. B., to mankind, we nevertheless point
with pride at his example. Be was noble exponent
of the principles of Order brother who UNDER
stood the meaning Of the word beneyolence and
one who enshr1ned its sublime behests within his
heart instead of las many, alasD merely utterIng
them with his lips; man VINO boldly opposed by
pJcrisy and who had no compromise to make with
wtcSedness; husband and father who steadily
and social duties Of life. Judaism may we'll feel
proud at possessing such disciple and It behooves
sation Of Proydence) to profit by his martyrdO to
study the manner OF his life and OF his DEATH to feel
humbled by the manifestations Of human ignorance
and helplessness which permit such deadly epidem-
les to devssate fair country and to destroy such
valued lives, and to feel admonished by this calami-
ty that 1t Is mans duty investigate TO understand
and i've IN accordance Win Inc immuable laws OF ma
placed within the scope OF our faculties
As token of the affection with which we regarded
our de- eased brother, and the fondness with which
we cherish his memory, 1t is hereby
ReeOIUed, That the foregoing expression of our
sentiments be inscribed on our records copy there
of printed in tbs American IsrGeLte of Cincinnati
OnlO, the JeCLSN 1Dfits or city OF New York,
and In the morning papers Of Memphis, and that
copy, under seal OF the lodge be sent to the family
OF our deceased brother, wi the expression of our
profound sorrow and sympathy at this bereavement.
Furthermore. That a picture OF our deceased
brother encTcled by wreath OF evergreen be laced
perpetually In the lodge-Toom over the presidents
chair and that the walls or our lodge room, together
with the presidents chair and station be draped In
deep mourning for the period Of four months from
this date.
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. December !, 1873
EDW. GOLDSMITH,
A. 8. MYERS,
Committee.
Adopted unanimously.
H. MORRIS, President
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THE ORPHANS.
The citizens Relief Association Dis
tribute Funds Among the Differ
emit Orphan AsyIaDls or the
Efty.

At meeting held this day, December T. 1873,
OF the committee appointed by the Citizens RELIEF
committee on the thirfieth OF October to dStTb
ute among the different orphan asylums In this city
the balance remaining on hand after paying all the
liabilities OF said committee there YVES present Dr.
u. I. Porter, chairman; James Preetidge, W. W.
Thatcher and DIR. D. y. Goodyear Messrs C. I. Conn
was appointed secretary, and the following pro
ceedinRs were had
The treasurer made his report, showing balance
on hand In cash OF seven thousand two hundred
and fifty-three dollars and tWenty-nine cents and
county warrants OF Shelby county received In settle
and eight dollars and eighty cents.
UpOn mo'iop. It was
IcsOl,cd. That the county warrants on hand. twelve
hundred and eight dollars and el9hty cents, be de-
posted IN the hands OF committee, composed or
Hon. John johnson and Or. D. r G0ouycar, TO be
given to the colored orphan asylum OF this city Tnen
iH organization Is completed ard egalIgedj and, IN
tne event sne organization Is not completed so az
70 enttie said asylum 70 said fund.- under this reso
luton within twelve months from this date, then
said Committee Is authorized ana hereby directed to
distribute said amount pro rata to the orphan asy-
lums In the same manner and In the same ratio as
the general fund is hereinafter divided.
RsSotcd, That the treasurer Of tue Citizens relief
committee be instructed 10 divide among the several
orphan sJiums OF this city the sum now in hand
on the following basis;
ST. Peters pro rata. 1913 orphans. 50 q86 81
Leath (pro rata, 40 orphans 1859 20
ST haiy (pro Tat1), 40 orphans. 1859 %
Hebrew Gro rata, 40 orphans e4S 10
S7,253 %
And the receipt OF the treasurer OF the said several
asJlums shall be his voucher for the payment of
the same. d. T. PORTER, Chairman.
Jls : PpEaTrncv Sacratatv
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The receipts o. cotton yesterday as reported
10 The cotton exchange were 1865 bales; for
The same day last year, 1880 bales. Rsceipts
since September 1t, 1873, 500 bales. against
lf9,6sO bales at the same time last year;
showing 4 decrease of 2z.O7I bales.
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And the receipt OF the treasurer OF the said several
asJlums shall be his voucher for the payment of
the same. d. T. PORTER Chairman.
JAS. S. PRESTIDGH Secretary
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WEATHER OBSERVATIONS

WAR DU'r. eICyAI. SFRv1cE L. G. ARMY.
SUI I'm ~ Nc -.--- : I.-A ~. z
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ToI.do,. GroIn Shtnuar,s

TOLEDO. o., December THE Blade this
evening publishes a statement compiled from the
records OF the produce exchange. showing the
amount or grain shipped by the lake from this port
during the season OF navigation Just closed to have
been-of -four two hundred and twenty-five thousand
barrels-wneat, eleven million bushels: corn. six
and half million, and oats two hundred and forty
thousand bushels
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The ameer Of Afghanistau writes the vice
roy Of India that he holds no enmity toward
the Birth government, that he desires to
resume 'o,mer relations, and that he will not
resist ia visit # the smell temporary mission.
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Tbe Tennes-ee shootIng Tournament.

NASHVILLE, December AT the shooting
Tournament OF ire Tennessee sportsmen's associa-
iiol to-day. Ed Wells OF Franklin. the TenneS-
see State medal. In the match for i've hundred dol
Iars, the FIRST money was won by Maskey, OF Nash
Vile; second money By Voss, of Mobile. In the
second match, for three hundred dollars, Merrlman,
OF MemUtis won first money, and Bush, of Mobile,
second money. The tournament will close Monday,
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Acknowledgements 9th, at her late residence,
No 207 Union street, Mrs. N. J. GLEASON. aged 63
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TELEGRAMS
UDcalled for nnd that may be had To.
Day by Calling at the ONCE at
the Hours Mentioned.

Messages remaining in the telegraph ofic
December 8, 1873. Hours, s 80 TO IO:3
am. and 6 to 9 pm:
W. Il Klnkard, Steamer James Howard
Henry Moak, Brown q Jones
Oscar c. White, Alfred WooIey
Nj wagner, John Keefe.
O. II. Haighf, T FOltz
l.. Cochran & Co, James Il Street
". A. Ooodmen, 7. NJ Patterson & Co.,
Nose Priuce, b. Livine.
q. ". Jones & Co, Captain James ONeaI
J. S Richardson d Co., John b. TitdeD
John X Speede, N r. Carver
A. SCARBOROUGH i Co., 5. KatZenberger,
l.. LaWIorn Co. Mrs. Robert speed
mrs c. L Byrd, A. I. Saunders
J. j. Layton, Mrs. ]. X. Boswell,
Al Sto m, Frank Tony,
Miss Alice Grant, Colonel J. II REYNOLDS
h NJ Nicely, Kremer, Herzog & Co.,
Jeroms BIZ, w A. Wheatley.
Peabody hotel, Thomas 81 Murray,
John Balm, Van GOndeIl * Mayhon
EllistOn L. Dorr d Co., Robert Bacon,
Mrs. Hannah BOYLE, James M'Kenna
Thomas Williams, 4 Reiser
E; Hobart q Co. Mrs. Sam H. Jones,
W. b. Galbreath Co., 4. R. Hart,
j. II. johnson, d. PaterachI,
e. b Carter Il Co,
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wEATaER INnICATIoNs.

WAR DEr'T, OFFICE CH. $40. OFFICER, I
HAsHiSGi os. December g. am. !
For Tennessee and tie OHIO raliey learner,
cloudy, rainy iesatEsF, ieiHds mostly south
c1s,eylE, falling barometer.
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An American Arrested On Changes OF
ConspIracY in COnstantInonIe.

CoEsrANTINoPLE, December z. - An
American has been arrested on the charge OF con-
spring against the sultan. The American legation
Immediately demand his release. The charges are
serious, and it Is believed the representations Of le
cation will prove frultleSs.
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The price Of middiing cotton throughout
the Unitel States a1d IN Great Britain ia
lower this season t-aa a. any preceding sea-
son since the war.
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LEAsON-September I'd. at the residence OF
late hrs II J. Gleason. ARCHIBALD NJ GLEASON,
the sixteenth year OF his age.
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THE shipments o. cotton yesterday were
1914 balesi since September Let, 50, SOB bales;
stock on ha7d. Sn $50 bales.
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Fratelanza Itallana held December B. 1873 at their
hall. committee was appointed TO draft resolutions
expressive or coincidence and regret at the loss of
those of their members wIo died during the late
cpl emic of yellow-feyer. The committee offer the
late mar - -