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Notice in Partition.
The Comhon,reoith of Pennsyiua
MIA, Grteting:

The Commoa,redith of Pennsylva-
MIA, Grtettny:
t. Jacsb s. Smith tfspry
: Smii Samuel Smith, James y Smith;
hory Intern ,rriei with Frederick Hingans q,
fe'llin1 10 Snyder county George y. Smith,
residing at Ihoupsoutown, Juniats do, Ame
Ia intormtrried with 7, u, Daugherty, now
deceased LETT to survive her a husband and
three children. viz: S.aion \. Daughorty, NIL.
whoin are minors and have for their guar
dian Ray. j.. ". trawmer, residing at Lsr.
anon, Pc, Jacob s Smith now also dis easod
leaving Issue seven children, viz jeremiah II.
smith residing at l.ykens, Dauphen CO., Pa.
Jacob y. smith, residing at Msnheim Ian.
caste 20 Pa, Am1ia now iniermlrried with
Reuben Fernor, residing at MeIieo. Juniata
90 Pa, Jane, Saith, Mary II. SNYDER,
Ann Eliza, intern,ried WITH lDavii Keller,
all residing in snyder County, Pennsylvania,
samuel smith, nov niso deceased who Ien 10
survive him " ld0w Elizabeth Smith. AMI hve
children, viz Louisa intermscrird with Sol.
oinOn knouse, residing at oriental, Juuista
20, Pa, Agnes intermirTisd With Daniel
knouse, residing at sunbury, Pa, sarah In
term ,rried vi, h charles Mitchell Mary inter-
married with Henry Bachnan. Genrse smith
your petitioner. all rosliing Ia Snyder County
ftnn a., heirs and legal Representatives,
OF Henry and Mary saith, ia's Of tho Borough
oi Middlcburg, Snyler county, deceased,
You are hereby notified that By virtue Of q
writ or lnguisitiOn issued OUT Of the Orphans
that an Inquest viii be held at tho late resi-
dtnce OF tile said Mary smith dscs,soi, In the
borough Of MI idle burg, on Saturday. May 18th
a, ID 1910, at 10 o'c lock A, NJ, 10 make parii.
ceased; When nd where you may attend II
you think proper.
sherin's once, Middieburs, June 81, 1870
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L.3 ACRES.
ORCHARD,

~ oh si.e fruit. Both tracts are well
wat.red--cnuvcnient TO Market, Min.
Churches. Schools aud hrc the most
desirable properties lately offered for sale
IN this county, The.s tracts will be
sold separately or together to suit pur.
chnsers.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock A. VI.
of sHih day when due attendance will
he given aud terms Of sale made kuo N
by
SAMUEL ". ULRICH.
March 81 lSi0 AiInrnax La HNci
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1t &as crnoj for the solid South
to sit down 6n so small and delicate
. man as Mr., Stengor
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To the Republicans in Congress
Stand firm.
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II the North is sectional, the
South made it 80.
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A DMiNISTRaTOR'S NOTICE.-.Iet et.

I \ tors OF administration on the estate OF
Nicholas Minum. deceased, late Of Perry twp,
Snyder County, Penn'A,, having been grant
oil to tue undersigned, nil per sons knowing Y
u hemselyes Indebted to said estate are request
ed 70 make immediate payment, while those
having claims will present them duly authenti-
DAVID q. MIEUM.
Feb, l3, 10. Ad,ninistvsr
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A administrators Notice Letters
1 \ Of administration on tho estate OF John
Lenig, deed, late OF Chapman township, Sny.
der County, Penna., having beeu granted
to the undersigned, all persons knowing them
Pelyes Indebted 10 said estate are requested TO
make Immediate payment, while those havi X
Inns will present them duly authenticated for
settlement to
CATHARlNE LESIG
Feb. 20, 10. Admin nistratrix. +.
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y 2 n Z Ut W " Nv I' VI
March 81. 1879. Attorney in Fact.

A DMINISTR \TOR'S NOTICE.
~ lettors Of sdministrstioE on thsrstste OF
J. =. Huiiusglo, late Of Boavertowr, Snyier
county, Pa, deed have been vrartsd 10 the
nndersiua-d. All Pers, MS knowing themsrlvcs
Indebted to said estate will pleass make i'm
mediate payment while those having claims
against said estate will present them for settle
ment 20 MOSES sPFJHT
March 20, 10. Admin istrator.
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Assignee Notice.

A Ill persons interested are here
lAby notified that Abraham Krouss, Of Mid.
dlecrees twp, snyder Co., made IN sssieum ent
Of all his effects, real aud personal to the un.
dorsiRned tor the bens Mt OF his creditors. All
persons having claims are requested to present
them TO the undersigned, and persons Indebted
Will please make immediate pay ymeut,
HENhY kROUSE,
March is,'io. Assignee.
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SPECIAL NOTICE. Many abuses have grown up
under the old selling machines through "udmen
whose cupdy has often led to and fraud
For the protection the public and db1ndneH
rhoi peniciou We have abolished tho midlonan
directly through sart agents. whom able
We thus give purchaser OF Genuine Singer Sewing NJ
chine the Of 2 sanng
sold by Singer agent is exactly what it is represented
The difference between
sronb hungry whom the purchaser
aud again, is marked to require
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congressional Proceedings.



IN the committee of the whole the con.
| sIdaraton of the legislative appropriation bill
was Continued, Mr.. Blackburn in the chair
The amendment to increase the clerical
force IN the postoffice department was
aoepted-yeas, 100; nays, 60.
The proposition to increase the salary OF
| the commissioner OF agriculture. after q short
discussion was Withdrawn. Amendments
were agreed TO directing the commissioner to
supply reasonable quantity of seeds, shrubs,
ETC., to members of congress for distribution
sm9H s tae1r aggcqtqsese5d SEEDS etc, distributed
and the States and counties sent to, from
whom purchased and quantities.
The appropriation for the purchase and
distribution of eeds, etc., was increased from
sixty-fve thousand to one hundred thousand
dollars.
Mr.. Hunton submitted an amendment in
creaslng the appropriation for the eradication
OF infectious diseases among domesticated
animals hom twenty-five thousand dollars to
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars. He
stated that the object of this large increase
was to stamp out the disease known as pluro-
pneumonia. and the only way known to erad-
icats the disease was IS buy and kill all dis
eaSed cattle which have been subject to the
contagion.
Mr. Sparks advocated the amendment. 1t
was vastly important that the disease be i'm
mediatey eradicated
Without disposlng of the amendment the
committee rose, committees were announced,
and the house adjourned until tomorrow.
IN THE SENATE.
Senator Hereford called up the house reso-
luton declaring the Democratic programme
for the passage of the appropriation bills to
be unconstitutional and revolutionary, and
made a speech against it, insisting that no
such action was contem plated as would justi-
fly such conclusion. Repe Il the obnoxious
laws aud all will be well. Give the people
free elections and fair juries and peace and
prosperity will prevail throughout our bor
ders. Repeal these acts, and by so doing re-
assert the doctrine that men are capable of
self government without the intervention of
the army
Senator Garland, from the committee on
epidemic diseases, reported joint resolution
setting forth that doubts exist as to the legal
organization of the national board of health
and to remove them. The resolution ratlGes
the organization and action of that body
Agreed to.
The army appropriation bill was then
taken up, and Senator Withers explained its
provisions. A number of amendments were
adopted, the committee on appropriations
having agreed to respect all amendments,
and the majority Of the senate seconding
them accordingly. The reason assigned by
Senator Withers for such a course was that
amendments would delay the passage of the
bill. The clerk reached the sixth section,
which prohibits The presence of troops at
elections, ETC., when the senate adjourned
till Monday-yeas, %; nays, %.
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he ST. Louis Post calls attention to the
that the majority of the newly-elected
ublican mayor of Cincinnati turns out to
O maiority n all, only plurality, and
only of three hundred and forty one
IS. The total vote was nearly forty-two
lsand. Not much Of a Democratic defeat
r all. And it is not even certain that the
ublicau candidate is eligible. Accord
to the latest telegraphic news, it seemi
he failed to take out his second naturali
on papers, and it Is not impossible tia
Democratic candidate (Mr. Harris) ma!
receive the certificate of election. Blu
n If he does not, a plurality of three hun
and foFty-one out of forty-two THOUSAND
, is not much TO boast Of.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-12

HE negro exodus is likely to come to a
den termination Notwithstanding the
rts IF In Republican politicians. So far
M proven a sad thing for many OF the
r creatures who have been inveigled from
il homes. a special to the Chicago Times
Ln Kansas City, o. the ninth instant,
he's that 1.-THE rain Of the past few days
made tho position Of the colored eEii-
uts at Wyandotte anything but comforta-
They are in a miserable plight. They
he gathered in empty houses and barns.
appeal has been made to the people Of
usas City to supply them with food. Soup
uses are suggested and wlll probably be
.ueurated aad clothing sent over. it is
% probable that relief committee will be
med and a systematic mode adopted. Tue
amer Fannie Lewis arrived here. Ist night
b there were only a few families on board
.e colonists are clamorous to go back to the
9TH. The question what to do with them
not yet been decided" ts
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IA SPECIAL from Helena, Montana, to the
,icatco Times, predicts an Indian war this
ming summer on scale far surprising
ything we have yet had. Sitting Bull,
jef of tho uniapnnas with aishteon hun
ad warriors, IN on Beaver creek, little
.rth es the boundary line and near the Lit
, Rocky mountains. His warriors are Of
INV different tribes, Uncapapa, Minnecon,
h, Ogallala, somo Ckeyennes and Nee
.ses. ana cut-throat representatives OF in
merable Insignificant bands which make
!. DE- home in northern Montana or southern
'ish America. The assembly OF this
+ able body Of savages has been brought
no the exertions &C White Bird, the
pa. oy vi by ths vigorous winter which
p ioi0'' - which has deeided the
la7l e l,,o fam -. itohed their tents on
Yellowstone not to u, 'H ,so, nO ,aa'1'
mother winter in the norm " 'ney p p
cam avoid doing so. II ey have mace up
.ir minds to this if IA nave 70 hEn. -V'
And they will DO 50 uciess Tue govern 'l'i,
.ai backs down, az II never ha' yet Nhefe
ID IT. IS concerned.
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e Washington correspondent of the New
as Times states that the impression
Z lawyers in that city is that the SUI
{ court will decline to act in the matter
restraining order asked for by Virginia
the ground of nc original jurisdiction,
az that the case must come up from the
it court OF Virginia before Jurisdiction
"a HI rH.
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.E New York Democracy is just now
NJ a great deal OF noise, a noise out Of
proportion to is power for good for the
7. Il is marching and counter marching,
is raising a great hullaballoo generally,
ng a great ado over the Presidency as if
me should be consulted IN the selection
candidate. We beg to suggest that the
ern and southern States will have some
? TO say on this important matter when
sight time comes, and that they are mol
" to be affected by Tammany or auti
.many. and will consider alone the sue
OF the party and the good Of the whole
TRY. We must win in 1880
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-12

New Trunk Line Rates.

New YORK, April 11.-At the final meet
ing of the managers of the trunk lines, 1t
was resolved that the presidents of the trunk
lines would not participate. after to-day, in any
lower than the tariff rates on east-bound
cents per hundred pounds for grain and
twenty FIVE cents for fourth-class freight
from Chicago to New York, unless on prop
erty IN transit. The agreement to this effect
was signed by William H. Vanderbilt, New
York Central; j. w. Garrett, Baltimore and
Ohio; H. j. Jewett, Erie, and G.. B. Roberts,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-12

the case of General Frz John Porter.
resident will transmit the finding of the
to congress, with such suggestions as
! his opinion required, and congress will
act, and 1t is safe to say that justice will
me at last to long suffering and much
ged officer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-12

GOVERNOR SEYMOUR, Of New York,
lot be a candidate ior governor of that
lie says he would not if ne could,
le could not if he would. he could not
the time necessary to the administration
q affairs Of an office he filled so well at
icai juncture in the history Of the coun
md he has not the necessary physical
r.. He writes positively, aud may,
fore, be reasonably regarded as mustered
{ service. We regret this, for there is
an, in or out of the Democratic party,
N qualified or so worthy of the highest
rs ia The gift Of the PEOPLE.
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OLYMPIC rARK RACES.
Two Good TrottEng RACES Yesterday
Afternoons aatch Race for Five
Hundred DSlIers to Come or
This Afternoon over the
same Course.

The races at Olympic park yesterday were
we'll attended.
First Race.-hiie heats, 3 IN 5, to harness
and rule, for horses that had never beat so
| Mamie G.. driven by Mr. Campbell, o. o. /.
!, l.; Babb's poney, l.. l. 90. O. Tine
2:514, 2:54, 2:541s. 2:5454. 2:5411S.
Second Race Mile heats, in 5, to har-
ness an1 rule, for horses that nsver beat three
minutes. Grants sorrei horse Jesse, l, 2, 9.
2; Norwood's black mare Ella Wood, 1. 2. l.,
l; Forests Black Bess,s3. 8. 3, 5. Time
2:541s, 2:542f, 2:542l, 2:541s.
hundred DOLLARS The match race for five
course The entries Tfe. 81 ,tfU7ss te ,usauaA
sons black horse )metvilt 'Tatum' s spotted
horse Silver Cloud
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YPT is ripening to fall INTO the expect
utchei of England. The khedive. by
ssing the ministers forced upon him by
be and EUgland, has displayed a spirit
ntempt that invites energetic, if not
ing, measures. The latter ought, for
Ike G. the poor iellahs, be melted to
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Chinese Labor for mississippi and
E,0utaTana

SAN Francisco, April 1.-The following
card is furnished for public ,tion: ''Th,
Chinese SIX companies are daily In receipt O
applications for 'aborers to g to the south
ern States, notably Mississippi and L aisiana
to take the place of negro labor, now emf
grating. The officers of these companies
wish it expressly understood that they hav'
no control over their peoples labor, ant
have never brought or caused to be brough
one of their countrymen here; never con
tracted for their labor or collected thei
wages in any manner whatever, the press o
California to the contrary not outstanding
CHINESE SIX COMPANIES"
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California it is proposed to pass around
L. as follows: 81 do pledge my honor
ruthful and honest man that 1 will not
nize cooiie labor, or any person WHO
Iyssuch labor, and that will make dili-
inquiry when purchasing any commodi-
ld this pledge 1 take without mental
HatioD." And, the Montgomery Id
iey and Nal says that it the present
o. negro emigration to Kansas con-
5, n twelve months from now a similar
Re will b. ass NJ around in that State
ist the employment of negro labor.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

CINCINNATI, April II.-River l9 feet, ana fan
ing Weather-clear and cool.
ST. LOUIS, April 11.-River rose 81 inches, and
swelling rapidly. Weather-clear and COOL De-
parted: Gold Dust, Vicksburg.
EVANSVILLE. April 1I.-River falling. n feet
ant; mercury so deg Arrived: Paris c. Brown, 2
an: Robert Mitchell, o pm. Departed: Robert
MITCHELL, New Orleans, IL PM; Paris &. BroWDs
C1neinnati,sS DIE.
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The Brown Telegram Case.

ST. LOUIS, April Hin the case of the
subpoena duces teeuns, to compel E. II. Brown,
manager of the Western Union telegraph
company, to produce before the grand jury
certain kilograms sent and received by Gov
ernor Phelps and other parties, argued some
days ago on the petition to vacate the order
uuder which the subpoena was issued, Judge
Laughin to-day overruled the petition and
cided that the kilograms must be pro-
duced The telegraph company will take
[ an appeal
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Tnrned stnte,s RvIdence.

HASTINGS, NEB, April lin the trial of
Oliver Fisher and others-for numbering and
burning two men, Bion Brown, young man
employed by Oliver as herder, turned State s
evidence and detailed the proceedings of the
murder, but asserted that the burning was
accidental The prosecution has closed. The
rumor of the intended attempt to rescue
Oliver on the part of the cowboys has
brought company of soldiers from Omaha.
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womeu's Foreign Mission society

ST. LOUIS, April 11.-An Atchison, Kan
sas, dispatch says: The Women's foreign
missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal
church is IN session in this city, A large
number of delegates were present, from Min
nesota. Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado
and Missouri. Mrs. Bishop Andrews pre-
sided over its session, which will continue
until Monday next"
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The stevens Wire-Murder.

CHICAGO. April 1.-THE prosecution rested
its case in the Stevens wife-murder trial to-
day. The evidence consisted chiefly in a
rectal by eye witnesses of events connected
with the shooting which were published al
the time the deed was committed. The de
tense examined but few witnesses, and out.
lined the argument to be employed of emo
tional insanity and the most aggraVating
provoCation from Stevens's wife.
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NASHVILLE.
Cow rnOr Marks COnfers DIstInetIon
On the Leading ACCOMPLISHMENTS
of the Legislature.
Special to the Appeal. |

NASHVILLE, April 1.-THE governor to-
day appointed Senators John II. Savage and
s. +. Wilson to defend the new-issue suits.
II is understood several suits will be brought
in this county, 1t having been presented to
the county trustee and refused.
The board of health adopted a resolution
prohibiting S. M. Jones from bringing fur
niture from the Worsham house to the Com
merclal hotel, Nashville.
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brUEL A. KING, the eronaut, thinks he
made a discovery in the construction of
pms which will enable HIM to navigate
rship from America 10 Europe, and he
ng to try it. We wish him success.
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a Woman suicide.

cided at six o'clock this evening at Anna,
Illinois, with a revolver. The motive is sup
posed to be jealousy. She was a sister of
John M'Namee, who murdered his wife and
snidad aft Ia nora last YEAR
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-12

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
A FORTUNE. FIFTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION.
GLASS Z, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, MAY
10, I879-108th Monthly Drawing.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
This Institution was regularly Incorporated by the
Legislature Of the State for Educational and Chaita-
Die purposes In 1858, for the term Of TtDe1sty Ue
Years to which contract the invioabe faith Of the
state is pledged, with capital of 81 ,O00, 600,
to which II has since added reserve fund OF $780,
600 Its Grand single Number Distrf.
button VIII take place menthly on the second
Tuesday. II fseyer scales or postpores. Look at the
following Distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE, 5000
100000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
HATF-TICKETS ONE nOTTAR
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CreditOrs' Notice

Tennessee-John S. Sullivan, Admir- of estate OF
Cornelius Griffin, deceased, VS.. Catherine B.
Griffin ct al.
II appearing from an order of court in this cause
that this Is prcce eding instituted to wind up and
settle the estate of Cornelius Griffin, deceased
insolvent estate:
II is therefore ordered, That all parties claiming
to be creditors OF SAID Cornelius Giimn. deceased
scrjbed BY law, and have themselves made palties
and file and establish their demands, or the same
Kill he forever barred and that COT of this order
be published once week, for four successive weeks
In the Memphis Appeal. This 18th day of April,
A COPY attest. R. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
ByEB M'Henry, Deputy Clerk and Master.
n WARMER, Sol. for cOmpln't. sat
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their wish it they were disposed to be peace
tai at The 'orth. Secretary Schurz took the
ground that to promote the best interests Of
Doth whites and Indians, it was necessary
that the Indians should be kept upon their
reservations and out of the way of bad white
men, who would incte or provoke them to
acts Of violence. No definite conclusion in
relation to any branch Of the subject was
reached.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-12

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE finance committee
of the Deak society Ia Hungarian benevolent
org nization) in this city this evening sent q
draft of eight thousand forms, collected from
resident, of Hungary for the relief of the
Szepedip sufferers
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WEATHER INDICATEONs.

WAX DEPARTMEST, OFFICE ca. STa. OBFIoKR.
WASHINGTON. April II, am.
~ Tennessee and The Ohio palLe1
lake region, Gear or partly cloudy
her, cold Hortherly Oinis generally
7g 10 HGrmer east and south, rising,
lced by stationary or falling barometer.
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A ShIp-LOad of American Mules for
AOufh Africa.

New YORK, April 11.-Arrived-Ste
ship Ontario, from Liverpool. This vessel
comes here under charter of the British
government to embark mules for South
Africa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-12

BLEAK, chilly March and November are
the two worst months of the year for those
suffering with pulmonary diseases. Keep
Dr. Bulls cough syrup near by aud such sui
ferers will be able to brave this rough weather
without danger.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-12

E the SUNDAY APPEAL. Newsmen will
|ell to send IN their orders early.
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rae Mixed Occupation RusIness.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 1.-THE Agence
RWsse announces that negotiations are now
proceeding with the great powers upon the
proposal of the Porte forwarded to st. Peters
burg by England; that instead of a mixed
occupation, the powers should agree to pro-
longation of the authority of the interna-
tional commission for one year, and to alb
stain during that period from occupying the
points it has right to garrison.
Russia has decided to surrender KulJa to
China and conclude a new convention with
the Chinese government.
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The "New Book" Adopted.

Special to the Appeal
HERNANDo, Mss April II The North
Mississippi presbytery adopted the new book
by a vote of fifteen to eight.