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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-23
KINGS MOUNTAIN CENTEN
NAL.

ATLANTA, GA, Sept. 22.-W. j.
Houston, chairman of the transpor
tation committee of the Kings noun
tain centennial, announces that ar
rangements have been made for
round trip tickets from all points in
the southwest, excepting Texas, at
one-fourth of a cent per mile each
way to this grand reunion of the old
Carolinians. The celebration will
last from the fifth to the eighth oi
October, with an encampment Of
military from North Carolina, South
Carolina, Virginia and Tennessee,
and there will be sham battle, under
direction of General Joe Johnston
An oration will be delivered by Hon
John W. Daniel, of Virginia.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-23
THE INDIANS.

DENVER, COL, Sept. 22.-Advices
from Santa Fe are that on the Oath
inst. the United States and Mexican
troops will make combined attack
on Victoria's band, now in the Can
deleria mountains, in Mexico. The
forces employed in the movement
number about 5000. Tervasses
moves in Mexico, from the north;
Buel from the sonth, in New Mexico;
Grayson from the east, in Texas, and
Carr from the west, in Arizona.
Buel is confident the plan will be
successful. s-a.ss-
A Santa Fe special says At day
break on the 10Th, eighteen of VIC
toria's Apaches attacked San Jose,
a stage station sixty miles from El
Paso, captured all the stage stock
and 100 horses belonging to Ell Paso
citizens, and killed a Mexican.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-23
FOREIGN.
THE FRENCH CRISIS.

LONDON, Sept, 21.-A Paris dispatch
to Reuters telegraph company says {:
All the Paris papers agree in advocat-
ing the pacific foreign policy. Some
journals deuaud thaL tie chambers be
summoned for spec al session, but it
is improbable that tbey will meet re
fore the Usual time, 1t is ANNOUNCED
that as soon as the new cabinet is def
nitely constituted circular Of very
pac, ,tic character will De dispatched to
the representatives of France abroad.
PARIS, Sept, 2l.-NegOtiations to
determine upon the selection of the
mInissery of foreign affairs continue
r0e seven ministers VINO have not re-
signed will retain their portfolios.
5,me of the evening papers say the
miuisiery Of foreign affairs has been
offered 10 NJ. Tussott.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-23
Narrow Guage Men fn Council

The Bristol papers give an account
of conference of narrow gusge rail-
road men In that place last week, ed
iourned over from Johnson City The
object was the adoption of route for
through system Of narrow guage
roads from the lskes to the Carolina
coast, to which the Brietol narrow
guage is the key.
This line is said to be an absolute
certainty and its completion is looked
for at an early day. The meeting was
addressed by gentlemen from Ken
lucky, North and South Carolina, and
others. The gentlemen were hand
somelv treated by the Bristpl people.
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MINOR DISPATCHES.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2l.~-A dispatch
announces the death, at Lake Mime
,ouks, MINI, OF Col. Richard G. Bond,
o. this city.
LONDON, Sept. 2l-It was stated st
a meeting of the masters association
at Manchester to-day that three
fourths of the trade had already
pledged themselves 10 carry out the
rec eC0mmendation of the central COM
mittee of the masters association in
the event of strike. A. subsequent
meeting of the central 0mmittee 1t
was decided TO meet depntation of
operatives on Friday.
LONDON, Sept. q. "A Viena dis
patch to the daily News says: There
was great meeting OF the Constitu-
tionists at Bum on Sunday last.
Nearly thousand persons were pres-
ent and great manifestations against
the policy of the present Government
| were made.
/ QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 21 The steame er
| City of Chester, from NeW York for
| Liverpool via this port, is reported as
! having broken down. Her purser
landed at R3che's Point and is coming
| to Queenstown.
| F LONDON, Sept. 21.-A later telegram
states that the steamer City of Chester
is off Queeustow under sail. Tugs
are going to her assistance. The break
down occurred in consequence Of q
gale. .....-. .....,
GALVESTON, TEX, Sept. % The
News has the following epecials, de-
ted Uvalse: "The most damaging
food known in this section occurred
on the III h and l8sh lost. The Sabi
nal and Nueces rivers oveif1Owed theiI
banks, severely damaging the crop;
and sweeping away fences, house auC
stock. A Mexican was drowned or
the Sebinal."
PHILADELPHIA. PA, Sept. % Ar
excursion party, numbering about Y!
busire1s men, from the Shenandoah
Valley, Virginia, and West Virginia
arrived here last night.
CONCORD, n. H, Sept. % The dem
ocratic convention OF the fist con
gressional district to day nominated
AIvan w. Sellowav by acciamatior
and Frank A. Mexican, of Nasbus
was nominated as candidate TO
electOr.
NEW York, Sept. 22.-Tbe polic
report that the loss by fire on tn
: steamer Bermuda, this morning, i
grossly exaggerated. The damage vii
not exceed 81 500.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Sept. % TIL
twelfth annual session OF the Irish
Catholic benevolent union OF th
| United States commenced here thi
, afternoon, after street parade OF Irisl
societies, in which 1900 persons par
ticipsted. There were present owe
100 delegates from various parta Of til
country. g
{ LA HoRE, Sep. % BY e landsIii
at Naini Tsl, one otthe hill stations G
northw west Inhia, the folio wing wer
killed: L. Taylor, assistant commits
sioner of the road police; Rev. NJ
{ Robinson, chaplain; Maj Murphy. Q
the 40th regim-n Mrs. Murphy, MI
Morgan, road overseer; Mrs. Turhbu
s Capt. Frederick Gooderidge, surgeon
/ J. B. Hannah, of the royal engineers
a Capt. Balderston, Lieut.. J. K. h. So
hvan, DIR. ,Hatchell and Second Lieu
J. 4. Carmichael.
: TOLEDO, O, Sept. 22.-The twelft
!. reunion of the army Of the Cumbel
= land commenced in this city thi
, morning with about five hundre
members of the society present.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-23
Died Hurrahing for Hancock
st. Louis Globe-Democrat.

Peter Veth, an old and wealthy
German settler of ST. Genevieve
county, came to his death one day
last week under the following cir
cumstances He was at a neighbours
house attending sale, and had
taken a seat on the fence to enable
him to see and hear all that was
going on. The subject of politics
was broached and the old man being
an enthusiastic democrat, straight
ened himself up and gave lusty
'sHurrah for Hancock" The effort
caused him to lose his balance, and
he fell backward to the ground,
striking upon his head. When he
was lifted up it was discovered that
his neck was broken. The occur
renee made deep impression on the
few democrats present, and the sub
ject of politics was dropped.
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Wilson Won't Meet Gen Campbell.
Wright and Hawkins Will Travel
Together.
Reports of Yellow and Other
Fevers.
Memphis Celebrating Old Bronze
Johns Absence.
Special Dispatch to the Chronicle.
AsuuVrrr Sopf %

SDeeial Dispatch to the Chronicle.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 22.
Hon. 8. F. Wilson, low tax demo-
cratic candidate for governor, and Col.
John 81. Savage have had a consulta-
ton at Waverly and agreed that Will
son shall continue the appointments
here fore made for him. Mr.. Wilson
has refused to divide time with Gen.
A. Campbell, who was to have spoken
against him (Wllson) during the re-
mainder of the canvass. General
Campbell will, however, go into the
canvass and will speak at all the points
at which Mr.. Wilson will appear.
Gen. 'hn V. Wright, state credit
democratic candidate for governor, ar
rived here tonight and will commence
q canvass with Judge Alvin Hawkins,
republican candidate. at Spring field,
Friday, "a inst. Judge Hawkins
appointments will be so changed as to
accept the other appointments made
by the democratic executive commit
tee.
Senator James E. Bailey made a
strong state credit speech at the
Masonic theatre in this city to night
to one thousand people.
LATER.-Ger. Campbell will moi
follow Mr.. Wilson in the state can
vass, the latter having positively re-
fused to divide time with him.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-23
STOCK FAIR AND RACES.

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 22.-The
Georgia stock fair and races will open
at Atlanta, October 18th, and con-
tinue one week. The military re-
union will take place at the same
time, and the mystic owls procession
is announced for Wednesday even
ing, October 20th. Entries to the
stake races will close October LIST.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-23
PUBLIC SPEAKING.
ADpoiufments of the Electors.

of the Electors.
KNOX.
Knoxville, Saturday, October 2nd.
Ebenezer. Saturday, October 23rd.
Beaver Ridge, Monday, October 25th.
Concord, Saturday, October 3Oth.
CAMPBELL.
Jacksboro, Wedue day, September END.
SCOTT.
Huntsville, Thursday, September 2Srd
MORGAN.
Wartburg, Frida~, September oath.
ANDERSON.
Clinton, Saturday, September 25th.
BLOUNT.
Maryvlle, Monday, October 18th.
LOUD0N.
Morganton, Tuesday, October 18th.
Loudon. Thursday, October 2lst.
Union X Roads, Friday, October 2znd.
MONROE.
jacksonville, Wednesday, October .O!h
Philsdel. ia, Friday, October 18th
ROANE.
Kings Ion, Tuesday, October 25th.
Rock wood, "Wednesday, October ZItn.
Barnardsville, Thursday, OCTOBER Zo91
We respectfully request luIl sttehu
ance. Speaking will begin eacn daT a
1890 p. m.
w. l. LEDGEHWooD,
~r--I Democratic Eiector.
HENRY r. GIBSON,
Republican Elecsor.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-23
FIRE.

New YoRK, Sept, 22.-Early this
morning fire broke out in the main
hold of the steamer Bermuda, laden
with hay. The fremen succeeded in
putting out the flames after an hour
and halfs hard work. The police
report the loss on the steamer
$4,000, and a like amount on the
cargo.
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RELIGIOUS.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Sept. 21.-The
national conference of the Unitarian
and other christian churches begun
Its vlennial session here in the Meth
odist church this evening with a
large attendance. The opening SER
mon was preached by P. W. CIoden.
editor of the London Daily News
and a preacher in the Unitarian
chapel at Centishtown.
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Worthless Stuff.

Not so fast my friend; if you could
see the strong, healthy, blooming
men, woman and children that have
been raised from beds of sickne esq.
suffering and almost death, by the use
OF Hop Bitters, you would say, Clio
rious aud invalu able remedy" See
another column -Philadelphis Press.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-23
Judge Hawkins Appointments.

AAss " u
The following list of appointments ha
been made by Hon. Alvin Hawkins, re
publican candidate for governor:
Springfield, Friday, Sept 9th. -s.
Clarksville, Saturday, Sept 25th.
Paris, Monday, Sept. 9th. .1sst
Dresden. Tuesday. Sept. 18th. -..
Union City, "Wednesday, Sept 29.h
Milan, Thursday, Sept. Both. .f.
Bolivar, Friday, Oct. lst
Lagrange, Saturday, Oct. End.
jackson, Monday, Oct. 4tb.
Huntington, Tuesday, Oct. 9th. 5.Et
Dickson, Wednesday, Oct. 9Th.
Newport. Friday, Oct. 8tb.
Morristewn, Saturday, Oct. 9th. e. cd
Rogersville, Monday, Oct. ilth
Greeneville. Tuesday. Oct 18th. --
Jonesboro. Wednesday. Oct l3th.-
Athens, Friday, Oct. 18th.
Madisonyile. Saturday, Oct 16.h.
Cleveland. Mondav, Oct. 18th.
Pikeville, Tuesday, Oct. 10Th. .-a3
Jasper, Wednesday, Oct. Goth. .-t
Winchester, Thursday. Oct. 2lst. -..s F,
Fayetteville, Friday, Oct. 22n6. ..-,
McMinnville, Monday. Oct. 23fd.
Woodbury., Tuesday, Oct. 26th. -.
Alexandria, Wednesday, Oct 27th.
Carthage. Thursday. Oct. 2Sth.i ST
Hartsville, Friday. Oct. Goth:
Gallatin, Saturday, Oct. 3Oth. CTS
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-23

Eminent DIR. w. C. Cayenaugh.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, writes: For Uedk
digestion. consumption. general debility
and want OF appetite, | cheerfuliy
recommend Colden's Liebig's Liquid
Extract of Beef
Sold by Sanford, Chamberlain d
Albers, and Hunter s. Co.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-23

P1TTsBURG, Pa, Sept. 2l.--I'he
uemocrats to-day unanimously nomi-
naIed D. w. Connolly as the green back
S,a,o SSn,n,olaate for congress from the 18th
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-23

If you doubt the merits Of DAY S
KIDNEY PAD, try one. or ask your
neighbor who has used one, and it will
be all the evidence you will need
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Weather Report.
KNOXVILLE, Sept. 22, 1880.

Maximum Thermometer, IL; mini
mum, $3.50; Rainfall, 0 90 inch
INDICATIONS For Tepnesse and
Ohio Valley, northeast 40 southeast
winds, partly cloudy weather and
light rains, with slight rise in tenn
perature, and stationary or slowly
falling barometer.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-23

CRIMINAL CoURT-Hon. W. b
Staley presiding By Interchange wit
Judge Hall:
State Va Eliza Ray, assault and bat
terry alias. State VS.. Sam Hartley ant
Sue Hall, lewdness. State VS.
Isaac n. Wrig ght. .felOntous assault; ju
ry reapited. r J. 0 Fallen vs T. w
l.. George, dismiss I'd by plaintiff
State VS. Alex Kennedy, Jr. feloniou'
assault, continue by consent. Stat,
VS. Jas. Wick, obstructing public road
not guilty. State vs Rulus Fuller
trespass; guilty, fined 10 cents
State VS. Rufus Fuller, larceny; no
guilty. State vs. Columbus Feather
stone, carrying weapons; not guilty
State VS.. John Stansberry, profanity
mol. proc. on ccsts. State vs Sarai
Smith, Lizzie Moses and Hughey Al
len, assault and battery; not guilty a
to Lizzie Moses and Hugbey Allen
but guilty as to Sarah Smith.
Court adjourned till s o'clock thi
morning.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-23

U, s. CIRCUIT COURT-Hon. d. Nj.
Key presiding:
The civil docket was taken up yes
terdsy and the following entered OF
record.
United States VS.. W. T. Hack worth,
sci ia; continued. A. j. Ricks We.
Brandon ct al; decree confirming re-
port of sale. J. NJ. Johnston vs. Haw>
kins county;. order for rule to show
cause, etc. V. A. Gaskill and wife Va.
J. q. H6zalton ct al; Judgment pro
confesso and decree sustaining demur-
ref; case continued by consent. ID. l..
Whitesides vs. J. G. HszeIton ct al;
4, continued by consent. Vernon K
Stevenson ct al VS.. David Rhymer;
rule TO prosecute by next term
or suit will be dismissed
John Thomas vs. Union Consolidated
mining company; rule to prosecute by
next term or suit will be dismissed
United States vs. John V. G. Buch'
anan ct al, aud Russell & Co., vs. J
FL. Warner ct al; continued by con-
sent. Rob'. P. Jones vs. ]. B. Hoyt 81
al; dismissed at complainants cos
without prejudice.
The following action was had In
cases for violation Of the revenue law
| Robt. Hunter, James DeArmond
judgment suspended. e. ID. Turner
alias Ed. Turner; discharged on 81 ,OOt
'recognizance. VIM. Atchley; mol
pros. on costs.
Court adjourned till 8 o'clock In
morning.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-23
THE COURTS.

SUPREME CoURT-Chief Justice j as
e. Deaderick; associates. Robt.s Me-
Farland, Tbos. J. Freeman, w f.
Cooper, 2. Turney.
In this court yesterday argument
was heard In number of causes
and the following was entered oi
record: .... -.
Emaline Johnson VS.. Thomas Tom
linson; report of sale confirmed Eli
Henry vs. Holland Mile: report o!
clerk confirmed. J. s. Noe vs. J. &,
Clark; order to pay attorneys fees.
M. 81. Rose VS.. A. &. Johneon; motion
to 8smiss. appeal. VIM. H. RAIDER, in
error vs. the STATE; diminution OF re-
cord suggested.
Court commenced On the Greene
county docket, which will require six
days.
Court adjourned till 9 o'clock this
morning,
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-15
N0r0manbe1t.
ct iriiinoet llacblao for SOermanb,

upsipst | xttpritsftab, Rsret,
al aanripai tbeclN arihiln Slitn q 9Wi
trpftsr Giiclai Dim, ueicmmsr ira Ill,
gull | fort 5,lpalnt 5ermat. Slaeet oil In.
etbcles 3pbeesr fra 9nes % llelanbst. pcliti.
Re. iWiale % tirfslist aibanblinssr. Sort9l,
lins,r. Sflsrinser ira Rliursn ~ fplielipt,
or. Spsrrctsiasisrtr y. Z. Ssrtnitn nil
blics fat Wteareeictr / Slaeet. DIT oil on.
iaa ilaels mpetlSe SleraJ ma Her. alnttr al
eanett. iiseipm Slabet cJiaa bar en- ian Stec.
iiriptr | Danmarf.
Spsr Wrauee tuer. ON linssrialst ,illletr
bet. bptr l4ps Dda, nil Slaptt b.ips lseiassl
At ct sslisensgrt lem SiuSs.
Wsp re. 4 oil meeislas: .Sctan Sptr.
erup'. IN sipsfiltrins al ". Y. e s%rtnitn. |
btiht Siane. Ct SinStre. fem heller oil bare
Saat4is Sicsrafi al ben famine Seri tier. ian
{ Sttetn iaa esn. Setter lenei beer llss 81.
tpsr anetn llst $3.50 fcr Aarti.
.Slaeei tan tins,s tes =. Anuaeisn, Csse'
rat. 9cwa.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-15

Gn Eaters Saano ioretrscr | Va
refs Sch en- iter,e 8eile, sno mar
ltuloe tro. I'm l'nt S9ite Fan / 4
4rbsiestimsr ON Sas,n blip, BET iii
at l9tis II 600 Bositabsr. Deb al
bcrGsus Narst til 800 Mrbsiscas,
iomnsr men III en- 3oiallum al 3 00O
900 Bositausr. Niftanbsn fra Sirif..
faslsn Ill S9ttsrsn % ompsnbt fan
auiIaass til to s5oo; Saano,ns Bsua.
sslis irsm % tilbaSe ubaier inalsbes
iult 1900 600 COB. % 800 COB sr
Zig TN a,Oaruhii Mil. iaa at ben belle
8anorins. en- Setiels Saonb fcrstussr
| 9sbst al ct Var. fan bsr,snss I'll
omtr,nt 800 Mil, suer en- 8siis Tom
fra aiilianla I'll 6lorsnit.
(Dasbl)
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-15
Sporlcocs ubre 6abriferes.

Oct sr en- isineialbtnpe Gag fer Ga5ptr. ION
oil nnptrlsls et loiio @ulbubr. at Der tcruoen
ben nsopencise ipfielit Tor 9narapsrin1 "a Ms
p%uesnina truets en- flor Wasis tcibart UlefaI
blot Tor at gtrt llbret Selibiiti % boloe ale
Dele paa nm Yllos. 6pao mere Sub. Der sr
ttlfece. alsr hrtrfsn 9lpiie tltr fcrbsIsr llbreis
sfisubee. 9, Sames Yols "Rattnt Cob
WdtdD Sales" It Ter lite senei mte icgbart
llttll. "a man bar ben famine : clitiitt o.
inmme Siprie fcr Saipplrten eIer 1reoietslen
ii ben diminptliae Urls. Srcnaa nasmdaesn er
meott hmpcl 6n a'ldfe Ridel acmpchtpn,
iptoelt i~dbrifertt irr eettt Glsmeo, bar 10 plds
pr lcllp Sub. lafcti en- pal bcer Sioe. 0isie
ire ddar M ilitnnem 3 pplsreee Siaalriiiier.
N Melultdtei IN Sirite AZ fctto plsifrti acm'
p%cftlrn. al BELLE ale llbrete irriiisat9e Tide
bullts ne. o. ttlodanfS AZ BE- mrlt fonoiat III
bsirsre. @ulbtr eieis aieieI e. tliir9ifeli9t
tpii net nj. at are liles rcr BE- loriileIt3e
SnNrouerinSsr ca 6pIj rtnaer ; &c ineorlptrs
aasir tan bruEe. lntrl Stuj ~ Sio ilotite
bar neflitl ale 6rrI rinBer. % ers er Der e.
bel @lltcrtrrlJte iltale.
ssS- Setit or otn entiie llbriasle fabris
itrct at to YldOe iolio wnlo o. lpctitlt o.
rdniercf.
3ilidias bcs ale 3upierr. eppp siter
iuuttrtrsi aaillre "A ttb en- 6crftuuasecfus
mfnttt. ~ 3m
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-15

'Sm 6orlaoelfs. min arsien. .
bar instn munolis esciOeu?"
"Nti. min Serrt''
"Saa mao leo bebs Dsui isIs. mic
til StationsfOroaltusn borr,lsis 8ien
iianbe % iuuont Eager faQe nflsps
res nj 5ernbansbtitprslieu."
On nil Wanb. - Vrahtn
iommu ou MI iaim Sl,Y Del Ct tire
Die Sang bu iiegu al mig paa en- use
- OLE: Va. bet sisr lnatntiua. Or
~ g. ..~ hsr f;os WDrhshru
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-15
MONS E. DISTAD,
81 LOAN AGENT.

Sioux Falls, ID T.
9He'rspsr 6eTerinaut tgnu ssfursny,
camvlffsbiaditr. s astnt ior zsl,
II Scuibern" Rinnsioia 9truban. saue.
II la.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-15

CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN
Sernb0ne,
ben dIOite, beoit %bgsgeoc, met u%iriiOurt
- fineit uoItprtoc, -
o. htrfor ben
leoeuoe 3ernbane | Yeittn o. NOrSbeiicn
llnbtr en- nousobtforsft bar Sdiiibet
sas- $3.50 Dsile Jernbane, -sss
er tannG tttrislssnot SpcseliniG:
gbttlsc. Gcundl 4tufs & California Cine
0biea9c. SiouI Sin & a)lnftcn cine.
0bitalr Clinton Subulut s el6rcsit elnit
9bieapc. Srttrert & Dubulut Sinlt
ebitlso. 9l6rcsit. Blncnd & ginnsictl elnit,
Sttease. Ct. Taul. & Rinnslrclls etntt,
9bieasc. Rilpautte & edte Suptricr stnit,
6bttlSo. GrstnSip & eatt SuptricIeintt.
Tens
Council Bluffs, Denver OK California LIME
er ZEN ~icrttit, o. bceiis Routs mtasm ebl;i5o
% ale Ylaeitr | bet miettfs Scrd. Gatola'
Ntbralta. @ccmina, Colorado, Repatd, edli'
%fcrnia. Oregon. China. 9apdr ~ anliralitH.
st. Paul OK Minneapolis LINEN
tT zen ttelit siutt m,Ism Outage g ale Vlae,
I Ter bal ncreliat Bistunfin % aRinnelcta % III
Raefcn, ct. pauL. Rinntapolis, Duluth q
ale andre Piaeiu I Rcreptftsn.
La Crosse og Minnesota LINEN
u ben btoits Reuts msQtm Gbitaac. Ia Crest
Bincnd. Wcdeiisr, ErdtcuRa. Raniatc. %.
Vtttr, Hap Him o. aLt Yldeitr | ben ntltnl'
lt S:l az @nnsipia "a Gltotl.
Green Bay og Marquette LINEN
tr etn sn,hs Slnt ira ebltlSe III Slncspiut'
1l ,tsrtg,,,, Ionh ft o. Cttg,Ek MVpiffnn,
@retn PAP. 6scdnlba, 0ssaunes. Warlueti'
Freeport og Dubuque LINEN
ar etr tnsiie Hcuie atlitm 9bitaac y el5n'
8cticrt. Srteycrt q ale Bldeier ria Srstper''
Chicago OF Milwaukee LINEN
Ct ben aanIls Kate Sbcrt Reutt o. hen tntlt'
b~pcroptr man plsltrer Gpanltcr. gate 6oItN
Sisblane part, Bluitsan aenciba,, VA
cine % Rilpauiss. cs ben bselit einlt ~ >R'
tcoSan. Manitcpof. @run qais o. H'e'O'
Gtnns tr ben sntfs einis. pusr trtlttr man
mso pullman Sctd gcsns fan reis ira ep'
oaac nj 6.andi YlgGs.
Snssn anosn 9init fsrer pullman peitlreenm
ltss ira Gbieaac I'll wRisfsfppi Tleesn. au.
Billet atuisr ialstT 81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PNA
esnne einit.
Oct CT ben ,usft einis, JON fsrtr Eaumans
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andre Sisetr neretniN 6biea9p.
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paa Scrlanatnet al
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HORSE BOOK.

ATreatise on the Horse and his diseases
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