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TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

Queenstown. June 6: notwithstanding
Greece, from New York.
Queenstown, June 6: Arrived-Steam-
ship Wisconsin, from New York.
New York, June 6: misunderstanding
Elisha, from London; w. A Schottep, from
Rotterdam.
st. Petersburg, June 6: There were three
more small fires at Perm on the second and
third of June.
Waterbury, VT, June Z: Henry F. Jones,
| a former member Of congress, died to-day,
aged eighty-seven.
San Francisco, June 6: J. J. Ayres, editor
of the Los Angeles E.cpreSs. has been nomi-
mated for congress in the fourth district 10y
the WorkiugUen's aonIenhoIl.
| Trenton, CAT, June 8; The oustcmhouse
and aoI Dining stoTes were DAMAGE. w fire
to the amount of thirty thousand dollars
Insured for fifteen thousand dollars.
| Rome. June s: The chamber of IDENTITIES
has voted FIVE hundred thousand lie for the
| relief OF sufferers Is Inc eruption OF Mount
Etaa and 'ae foundations of the Pc.
st. Petersburg, June 6: The Russian expe-
| dltlon against Turconlea will leave Tchikislal
to-day. 1t consists OF twenty eight hundred
cavalry, sixteen battalions of infantry and
thirty six guns.
SingaporS, June 6: According to tele-
| graphic reports from London, the governor
OF Llbuan, with two men-of-war, has visited
Sardakin bay, Borneo, to protest against the
heisting of the Spanish flag there.
London, June 6: 1t is said that Germany
has informed England and France that she
leaves to them the political part of the
Egyptian question, and desires only to defend
the financial interests of German subjects.
Paris, June 6: In consequence Of the per-
slstence OF Oliver IN his refusal to modify the
| draft of a speech which he propo ed to de.
| liver on the occasion Of the reception oi
| Henri Martin, the historian, into the acad
| envy, the acadamicians, by vote of IS to II
decided to commission Mariner to make the
reception speech,
Toronto, june 6: At the general elections
IA the province Of Ontario, yesterday
| Mowat's administration was sustained. o.
! eighty-nlne constituencies heard from fifty
one return ministerialists, twenty op
position and two independent. All the mem
bers OF the government were reelected; also
Morris and Meredith, the leaders of the op
position.
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seven per cent after the lapse of twenty
years, on the face value of the bonds, the
members Of the committee said that the
highest figure they would agree to pay was
fifty per cent. of the debt, aud four per cent.
interest. No agreement was reached. A
member Of the committee says that the pro-
posal of the holders of three million dollars
of the bonds to accept seventy. FIVE cents on
the dollar on the face value of the present
bonds, with four per cent. interest, was re-
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Cslieornia worklagmen.s Convention.

California wOrkIagmen's Convention.
SAN Francisco, June 6.-The Working
mems State convention to-day completed its
labors by the adoption of the balance of their
ticket, as follows; For State treasurer, L. B.
Clark, of Yuba county, vice Charles King de-
clined; for clerk of the supreme court, o. F.
Thornton, of San Luis county. Remaining
associate justices of the supreme court: J.
r. Sharpstein, of San Francisco; G. A.
futile, of Alamade; George A. johnson, of
Sonoma, W. II. M'Neally, of San Diego
j. II. Budd, of San Joaquin. All the justices
! are jurists Of fair ability. Clark is WELT
do farmer; Thornton j. q journalist.
The third congressional district convention
nominated c. b. Berry, of Salter county, a
farmer with experience In the legislature
and of good education.
The first and third railroad commission
| districts nominated, respectively, S. Kenny,
and S. Larkin, Of Eidorado; General George
b. Stoneman, Of Los Angeles.
This evening the convention will meet for
congratulatory purposes and adjourn sine die
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The Louisiana Debt.

New ORLEANS, June 6.-It is rumored
that when the majority report of the COM
mittee on the State debt comes up on Tues
day In the constitutional convention for con-
sideration, the committee will ask leave to
withdraw it and the ordinances attached for
reconsideration and amendment. The con-
ference held to day between the convention
State debt committee and the representatives
of the New York bondhoIders, who proposed
to accept three per cent. interest for FIVE
years, four per cent. interest for FIVE years;
five per cent. interest for ten years, and
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HERE is certainly a aigu of thetImes. Lee
lures are becoming as popnllr in France as
in America. There are two or three lecture
courses at present, in which appear poets,
romancerq, lawyers, actors, critics, painters,
Ia endless succession. Fifteen years ago the
Parisians 90 ld not have been hired to go to
conferences" as they call them. Now, the
New York HeraId correspondent say, they
CRY for them as a child cries for new toy,
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IT Is admitted in Washington by all the
DemocIa's there that the Ewing Rice ticket
will win. 1t ia unanimously indorsed, and,
it Is believed, will rally to It's support two
thirds of the Gseenback vote. Secretary
Sherman says that it is the best piece OF poll
teal maneuvering the Democrats have done
in twenty years. He further says the contest
will be the hardest ever conducted in the
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IT is very lard On the Greenbackers-
perhaps, it is result Of Kearney's headshjp
of the party in California-but it is reVeI-
theless true that Greeubaek orator in Iowa
tells his audiences that communion in France
means the same thing as socialism in Ger
many. and socialism il Germany the same
thing as nihliism 10 Rcssia aud nihIlism in
Russia the same thing as GreenbackisH in
the Unitsd Ctsfaa
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a CORRESPONDENT writes US az too great
length for publication, asking if the counts
sioners appointed 70 compromise the debt OF
the city OF Memphis have taken any steps in
that direction. We answer: None that we
have heard Of Bat perhaps the commission
srs will answer for themselves. IF SO, the
columns of the APPEAL are open to them.
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THzRE should pot De any such thing as
slop accumulated about any house. Solids
should be destroyed by Ere, in the ordinary
eooking-stogs, and the fluids should 60 to the
sink, whence they should be removed once a
month, or once every two weeks. This, TO-
gether with psreonsl cleanliness, and the
freest airing Of houses, with plenty Of glar-
ing, searching sun rays admitted to the bed
rooms, Is sanitation.
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II every householder in Memphis will
creanats the kitchen garbage, sweepings of
rooms, and all tIash and offAl, which they can
easily Go IN the most ordinary coosIng-stove,
they will have done half the work contem-
plated by the board Of health ana the
Auxiliary sanitary association.
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IKE Holly Springs Reporter sends to The
people Of the Tsxing-District greeting, and
tue qusst.oa OF the coustitutionaGty of
our government settled, says; ito that brave
and plucky people it only remains for them
to close up the ranks made by death. work
and DO their duty in the discharge of al hon
est obligations. Forget the past, it is gone
seizs the prasen', it IS theis-snd go forth
with stoaG and manly hearts to meet the
untried, shadowy future in their former pride
of industry and enterprise, and a grand aud
glorious destiny awaits them. MI desperan-
J,g,t ~
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NAToHEz having already one aourishiDg
cotton factory, has determined shortly to
build another. Memphis will also. in a few
weeks, commence TO build one that will DO
doubt, by its superior management, induce
another. Such enter rises sre the surest in
dex Of prosperity. We cannot have too
many Of them. If all the cotton We raise
was spun into yarn the south would profit by
It FROM a cent aud half to three cent? per
pound more than she now does.
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GENERAL CONWAY and Rev. Mr. Turner
publish a card a,testing the general trust
worthiness O; their original report Of their
interview with Ike President rpon the sub
lect Of the negro exodus. They say that the
President positively assured them of the pro-
pliety Of their scheme TOR sending a steamer
down the river for the negroes On the banks,
and promised that the government wouid
defend them. This is pceti7 hard on Hayes
hard that he should thus bs chsstiseG by a
lying louisiana carpatblCger and a lying
negro preacher o. S. Louis Bnt there it Is.
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IL THE Gibson house, Cinciauatf, there
cannot be found a cockrosch, rat or any other
of the vermin that are 50 great a nuisance IN
and about hotels, because the sanitation is
perfect. The dirt Of every day is carefully
removed, and the cellars are as thoroughly
attended to night and day as sny other part
- tha Lorso
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a WaIkIst Keeping Quiet.
Tho W0rkmen Win

PITTsBURG, June 6.-The firm of Hussey,
Howe q Co., lron-masters, acceded to the de-
maud of the puddlers this morning, and
signed last years sliding scale for the ensu-
ing year. The mill contains sixteen fur
naces. The only other mill which has thus
far signed the scale is the Kruston. A meet
ing of the manufacturers discussed the ques-
ton yesterday, but action was postponed till
to. morrow Saturday., when, it Is generally
believed they will accept the situation, and
sign the scale demanded by their workmen.
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Cincinnati Raees.

CINCINNATI, June 6.-TirSt Race-mile-
and-a-quarter dash. Pools sold before the
race as follows: Blckner, $50; the field con-
sisted OF Claudia, Buckshot, May Walton,
Rowdy Boy ard Ida Davis. They got off on
the second attempt with Claudia in the lead
aud Backner second. At the first quarter
gap Of two lengths. Coming in on the home
stretch Buckshot came up and shot ahead;
but Buckner was let out, winning by head,
Buckshot second Claudia third. Time
2:lCl%
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COLUMBUS, o., June 6.-The Honest
Money league proposes to make a thorough
canvass of this State. Thomas n. Nichols,
secretary of the league of the northwest, is
In the city acting under the auspices of the
league of Cincinnati They propose to open
their campaign here Monday night next.
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The Presbyterian Board OF Foreign

New YORK, June 6-The Presbyterian
board of missions cannot tell how much the
suspended firm of David Stuart & Co., Liver
pool, Is indebted to it till the list of circular
notes out have been received from the firm.
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Heavy Levy.

CINCINNATI, June s-The First national
bank to-day obtained judgments aegregat-
ing twenty thousand dollars against r. q.
Sanford Co., well-known nurserymen.
Execution was issued and the sheriff levied
upon the nurseries south of this city.
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General Rice, of ohio, HOLDS Back.

COLUMBUS, June ct is currently re-
ported here that General Rice will hold in
his acceptance of the nomination until it is
decided whether John G. Simpson would be
chosen to manage the campaign.
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DIED.

STURLA-On May -. 1879, in the Goth year of
his age, GIUSEPPE STURLA. at Chiavari, Italy,
father of Frank and John Sturla, of this city.
MEYERS-on June It'll, at 1920 o'clock am,
JOHN C. MEYERS In the IWentyninth year of his age.
Notice of the funeral will appear in the Ledger.
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The Chicago Customhouse Trial.

CHICAGO, Sune 6.-In the customhouse
trials Sweet concluded his argument for the
defense and Campbell closed the case for TIE
prosecution. Judge Dyer will charge the
jury tomorrow morning.
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WEATHER ANDGCATIONs.

war DEPARTMENT, OFFICE ca. SIC oFFI0KR' !
WAsHINGTOS, June !, l am.
For Tennessee and The Ohio galley,
generally higher pressure, cooler, north to
east reinds, partly cloudy heather, and pos
shin occasional rain.
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wEArHER OBSERVATIONS.
WAR DEPT. SIGNAL SERVICE. o. s. ARMY.
ERInAY. Lnne q. 1879. I0OS pm.

EVERY householder in the Taxing District
who has tried the crematipg of flth-and
there are maoy-is a staunch advocate of the
nrocess Of purifeallon by FIRE.
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10 MoTHERs.-Should the baby be suffer-
ing with any of the disorders of babyhood
use Or. Bulls baby syrup at once for the
trouble. Price, 25c.
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memphis Lodge K. of H.

RROTHERS Attend called meeting for confer
- ring degrees TONIGHT, June 7th, at eight
O'clock sharp. a NJ GAGE Dictator
NICHOLAS WILLIAMS Reporter
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PittsbUrG Races,

PITTsBURG, June 6.-The June meeting
at Friendship driving park promises to be
one of the most important turf meeting ever
held here. Up to noon to-day ninety six
entries have been made, with a prospect of
twelve Or fifteen more. Purses aggregate
$4,000, and the season, opening June 10Th,
will continue for four days. Among the
most noted horses entered are Hopeful,
Darby, Scott, Thomas and Slow-Go. Hope
full will trot against time for special purse
of $1,000, $500 added that 2:14 Is beaten.
Entries for the 2:l8 class are Midnight,
Henry, Richard, Deception and Gray Sal.
a WaIkIst Keeping QuIet.
CHICAGO, June 6.-George Parry, who
won the walking match and then disappeared,
was seen here to-day by reporter, to whom
he said he had kept quiet because he feared
be might be bled by those who pretended to
have claims on him in connection with the
match
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ROYaI APcanunA.

TT1ENNESSEE COUNCIL, No. 95, will hold regu
i lar meeting at their Hall, No. 298 Second street
this (SATURDAYl evening, June 9TH, at oclocS.
Candidates for initiation especially urged to pre-
sent themselves at this meeting,
BY order W. d. BATES, Regent
JSo W CAOEY Secretary
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TEE officers and members Of Mem ,Ssz,sstx.
L Phis Degree Lodge. No. 3, :ssszZ@EssS<s<<
quested to meet at their Hail. this SAT
URDAY) evening, June 7th, at 7:30 |zssfEsSSS
O'Clock, for wOrE IN the Degrees. All transient
brethren are fraternallg invited. By order
C. NJ. CARROLL, D. NJ.
s. q. gibson, Secretary.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Baseball Scores,

New Bedford, June 6: New Bsdfords, To-
Utioas, 2.
Cages, 0.
Boston, June 8: Bostons, 7; Bufalos, 4;
SIX innngs-rain.
Springfield, June 6: Spring6elds, 9; AL
bangs, 0; championship forfeited. In the
fourth inning the game stoad 2 to 0 for
SprinC6ald
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WASHINGTON.

The SpOffOrd-Kellogg Contested Elec-
ton InvestIgatiOn-Th Testimony
Going Over Much of the Same
Old Story OF Louisiana
Election Horrors
Four Per Cents.
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Yesterday Of cotton: liverpool cotton, I'd,
MsB,pbis cotton, - 3 &c; Rs'o Orleans cotton,
4? STE: NeN srk cotton. Is 1f6c.
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"HSOELIC AaUAACCs
T ELLA SCOTT LODGE, No. 2SQ, will hold q
IL q special communication this (5A FUR-~EA-
DAY) evening. June 9TH, at 3 o'clock, for Xxx
work in the <. A. degree. All E. Az are fra-/ "
ternally invited.
BY order A. S. MYERS, WIN.
R. A. LYTLK, Secretary.
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CRIME AND CASUALTY.
Murderers who Have Gone to Meet their
Victims via the Hemp Line-They
Expected to go Straight to
Glory, Having FOrgiv-
en- Everybody.
Disastrous Fires-A Sad Suicide to Es-
cape a Possible Death by the Gal
lOWs-Fatal Railroad Accident
The Fallen Buildings
at Cincinnati.

NASHVILLE, June 6-The Cumberland
lumber company's mill was burned this
morning. Loss, fifteen thousand dollars; in
surance, eight thousand two hundred and
fifty dollars.
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The Warner Silver Bill Discussed by the
Senate Finance COmmittee-Sitting-
Bull Again on the War Path
General Ewing Serenaded
Congressional Pro-
ceedings, etc.

WASHINGTON, June g. The President
has nominated Josiah Dent for commissioner
of the District of Columbia.
FOUR PER CENTS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-14
The 90 Day. Of Lent.

Ne are now passing through the 70 aays which are 0Lserfcd iy ibe Roman Csibo.Ic. Protestant GEsrk churches Ihe uTig n of the word Lent which C0ssmeuc d F. b. 26th. is supposed Co have D en deriTed from The Sax 70 wsEd k4ess, implying spUng CT the season 4hea fhe J4ys ~lrnggilen, oit- CTS fr,ln fhc German lsfsss, io thaW. The object of fhe fast during the forty days ni I.snt aas been 1i pnied, bat ii has generally beea regarded as preparation tF EasteI ard iime speciai y set sP4u tar repent anee of sirs oi lhe pat year, whiie i'y some the 70 days oeys.iesi Co iT is tluIghi C. have reference ta the Ssyiour's 4J days fasf 10 tie .ildrrnrss, Co the 4O days uf the dsluge, thr 4o year's wznderiugs of ihe JrSp, The 40 days granted Co tbe Ninevit.s for pcnt atsce. CT tie ,ime spent by Moses and Ella in fasting. l. is held by snine vritcis. among whom are St. Leo, st. Augustine. and St. Jerome. that this practice vas in- stiiuied bv ii.c Apostles, although ihe Pr'H estanis claim that il Wss not observed Un- til the End. OT STd. century. IL seep Co have i,eeB made obligatory. however, as ear lyAs AID. $50. Ai first there vas gFcaf diversity in ihe tia.e and manner 0f iis oi5- servanec. Its durstioB was fixed " the Greek Church ai 90 days to which 4 were subsequently, added Tbe fret day c! leBi js called Asa Wednesday irom a custom which suH p,ssa Is ia the Roman Catholic Church. of sIninkiing ihe heal or forehead with ssit,-s. To the (athsiic Church ihe rule ol fasting is pres-Hl'ed which restricts tnemi,crs of lhnt Iaith to one meal day and the nse 0f meat absolutely forbidden However, considerable mOiiiicaiioEs are made 10 ihese rales 10 couaiues Wh re ihe climate CT llA','is of the pe"Vie rrnd-r iheif observance ieinrioh.ia health, sBd l'y dispe5 sa,i,n ia tbe UEiied sIasu. meat is al- lowed several iimss a week ai the discretion of the Bishops; ths C -eegs are much more strict in ghs oi,servsnce of all rules laiO dswn for ths term If ieHt
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-14
Our Northern Bordsr.

The mO northern part of Arizona is still comparative. Y unrXpiored. Our north crn boundary lies i9J mics north of Pres colt, SD that th re Is yet rom there for dts cugeyy and adventure. \ populAr imprrs- sion Is hag mu>t Of lhis Eorhe.n n country Is of sedimen,ars f,rmaliOF sterile and m de i'm as al,le by deep cany"ns and precipI- Ious walls This impression Is confirmed iy siories nf the Painted Desert" by Major F,4eii.s GsaRl descEipticn or the deep eau ynns through which ne fo lowed the C ,lora- do river and hy the renarJs of scientists N ho have examined hrizpna's great coal measures of san md Limestone. There l. no record of any party havrg tra7ers d that pa.1 of Arizona I!ng north "t the Co., or ,lo nyrr since Escaiauie's eXpcditio1, in I176. But iaJividuals are now making in- eursiops into this unknown part ot our country, and are casr!ing back acc'uRts that aie rapidly narrowing down the appii cation of such L. rms as ''Sierile ana ',vs lue- less tn v,ry small areas. Settlers are al reaoy nccuDying line brautlful parks of the great SaS Franc scu fOr'-st, 75 miles and more north of Pres-ott. Nm .s and quartz mill- at Kan. b, L-eds aud uth points, are already cncruaChiBg on AnzOna's northern I,oa6 ,Itry line; aud demonstrating the nun eial vaiue of that "SedimeDtaFy' country. IL Is now ascer aimed that the Coal l-hslus not only undeilie he northeastern part ot ArIzuna, and the Navajo Reservation. but tha, they also extend acrOSs 60 Its nuTth-weS- tern curncT.
 A,uniairs of iron ose are described lp th re, as riyatiag those uf Missouri Dove: lopmeGts alIeady made upon the deposits oi c ,pD near Grand GulCh have shown them tn be of enurmuus ext ut The immense ,alt mInes Rear Virgin river have H local value m the milling oi silver ores. The rx- Ieut to which ihe Mormous of Utah are driving u herds ng caJ,ic and sheep l. beginning Co show that, tn iHeIT estimation at least, The rounIry is aoi ton sterile for grazing. Ina; Us sedlnentary rocks, north or the 70 oaLio cssvntry nearer Prescott, are not catireiy destitute of silver Is proved hy operations at Lecd~. just nineteen miles due north of nur l,olLa-rg. 1T that place are noS sevei auaTIs miils cIgAilEa s.e; lr''W a peii g; sandstone winch extends iur lS5 miies, car rving silver ore at Le, ds. which changes io coplrer ores in Arizln4 and again 10 silver .rscr crossi. z tre Co.oradu river. foimeI sbperinienlSl oi a Leeds null obtained 6 s, ,ecimen os coal in whicL weie imDc'ided many fragments of Hailge silver: II wss genaine caal. and silver, without mistake. The rich .-S n Juan 'untry. of the staie ut Colorado. extends into noTthelsiera Arizona and its rIvrr of that uame trepssses upon our cosB,ry before it emptles into the CS,"rsdo- Except oyey c0mpUaiivv.y smaiI sfsss, 70" northern part of Aritoas is now io'iIa 2, Oe ycry fairy watered. Whether its climate Is a. keii alspssi Io aguculiure as Iis soil yet ge,nain e. lyc pgoEEr A lde If imipI. gr .t,oa has alFe ,iy sel iu iis diFecton, that may give it Inc ralance of PoSeF at future electi1ns. Our northern border ls worth uur,iug anu Oeing eivil to.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-14
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 And yoa are rehy uotIdesr. that ii you fzil ar- rsr aal su.Eer tA- complaint above required. ts VamUf Vli take judgment against ycG- as prayed for a -zii co1ut1. ald c-ts asd dlsbursetreuts in ths lsbalf q eu-eziai-
 Gsa t1rer ny hanI and the seal of said Court at Maasr-l Para. 25-a zy of N0vsn5-- A- D. Is7c-
 CALDWELL W LIGHT. Clerk.
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