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Daily Republican., 1882-01-17

Representa- Orth, of Indiana, has
prepared a plan for the appointment by
the House of a Board to Select Com.
mirt-es. II is 10 consist OF e.eveu
.mbers, and shall be constituted after
the organization AT the commencement
Of each session Of Congress, to serve
during such Congress. The Board is 10
select and report to the House for adup.
ton the list Of standing and sr,rct com.
mittees, 'tha name, OF the members Of
each committee 10 be reported in the
order Of their length Of service in Con
gress, and where two or more are
equal in length Of service the names Of
such shall be reported in alphabetical
order; and when such a report Is agreed
to bS tho House, either with or with.
out amend ment, the com nittcts thus
constituted shah he tue permanent COM
mitteo, OF the Hol,e during such Con-
gress."
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17

Mr.. George ScUvi,Ic, counsel for Gui.
teau, has sent the following telegram
10 TcnnrS, Flower X Crafty, attorneys,
Chl agp, Ill.
occurrence libel suit in tnitet
States Court tor mo to MORROW against
Herald Company and Palmer for pub
LEGATION on Thursday. My residence i.
Wisconsin. Will write fully tU,mor.
mor. " The publication referred to are
said To be articles in the Chicago Her.
aid charging Mr.. SGoviile with fraud in
connection with his going into bank
rupt y : rnc years since, The articles
also charge that for years, under the
mask OF luety, he has preyed upon ,he
public in and around Chicago, Ojd
men, widows and orphans w"re sue.
Cesslvely the victims Of his r.Scal III '
tricks, and thousands Of dollars tlcL.
ed from the poor people were the
fruit OF his induStrIs0uo efforts at sNiud
ling.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17

Yesterday toward noon, Mr.
McCI"skey, residing at 40. IS,
Third street, wen. into nci94,'
an rrrand, and although she Va.
absent 4 few minutes, yet duHG.
short lime some hungry tlel g
in the back way, and stole A .a'
Il beef thai she had in the oven "
for dinner. A woman was ,ret u,
in the neighoorhood, WHO AS I
hing covered up In her ba,ke 4
~ supposed that she commaa
thsit, A. the meat was gone, M
Closkey and family had to mar
tor heir dinner with the pota.r
gravy, which the thief hal g:a&
,rtt brhinh.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17
brnyth Post.

SDnvth Post No. l.G. A. K. held theil
stated meeting last evening, at whicl
there were nine new applicants for mus.
ter. The Post is in a furnishing conli-
ton aud it is the intention of the mem
berh to make it still more atractiy,
and useful TO the comrades. Last even
ing after the conclusion Of the genera
business, it was announced that com
rade Talley was the happy father Of a
son and heir, whom he had namst
James a. Garfield Talley, and in &C
cordance witha custom Of Smyth Post
Post Commander keabeS presented II,
c"mrade Oh behalf Of the young recruit
a handsome silver spoon.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17
The AsbnPy n. I. koeis,,

The programme Of the Asbu,y
Society last night was select and
tanning, and consisted of sp,ac,
ings, Rotations, essays and h
The main feature of the eyerm,'
erciscs was debate upon the t4.
question " Resolved, That =
exercises n greater influence IL,
cation" The question wa, all,
bated bv MIR. Dix and T., +. II, /.
the Affirmative and Mcssrs H,-
and Koop in the negative. The lr
was rendered IN favor Of the D,n
The programme for next Monil,.
ing promises a rare treat. Ia all
10 the usual exercises aidrss,e, t,
delivered by Prof. w. A. l:eyug.J
Rev. Charles Hi, aud ten cent, y
charged for admission.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17
lsuiteaus Autograph.

A gentleman in this city, who had a
desire to possess the autograph CT the
assassin Guiteau, adopted tbs follow
ing r,lse to obla,r it. He Dire" check
for 500 on bank in this city and made
it payable to Guiteans ORDER. After
signing fictitious name, and INFORM
ug the bank , iii ers Of his plan, IT was
mailed to Wa hiagt"n. Yesterday Vie
check was returned to the bank, com
ters gaed by Guiteau, for coIltcti"n'
The c,,hier retained it, and handed II
oihe person who had sent il, bat the
AMOUNT it called for was not RENTED
TO the endOtser.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17
For sheriff,
For the kKPuBLICAN.

LILO nkrl
MEssRs. EDITORS In the list OF
names of those offered az candidates for
the office of Sheriff of New Castle
county. there are none more worthy OF
the Office and would fill II with
more ability than Thomas bracklh'
of Mill Creek Hundred, Mr.. Brack-
in has been a candidate for the
nomination before and showed by the
number of votes cast for him that he
was yery popular wherever he was best
known. M. Brackin has always been
an ardeat r, publican, lnever hesitatlng
, 10 do more than his full share OF the
work to insure the success of his party
no matter who the candidates were
Such a man is deserving OF the hearty
support of his party and the office tt
which he modestly aspires.
WILMlSGTpS.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17
FIFTH EDIPl|


A special meeting Of the Ypn,, =,
Republican Club will bv held N.Y..
Ing.
The balls OF ,he weccacoe pi,.t
pany and the Little Harry yaci,l
take place on Friday evening. r.
mer in tho Institute and Il. ~ ~
the Masonic Temple Dancing A"''
Chief Engineer Conwell, yr..
declared the building occupisl !,
National Dredging Company and :
by Charles Horn. 10 be- up.at
Dredging Company will soon VA,
Messrs. Husbands Il McCh,
leased the -four mill If Levi, v,
IN Brandywine hundred, abol, !:
fron this city, and will engage
milling business, a. soon as tLey 4.
of their stock OF Hour, iced, etc a,
store No. 2l2i Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17

For The RkrEELICAs.
the Republican party OF WsI..'
owe, much 10 the young io'.%..'
aud III its distribution d A|
shouI,isnot forget the young A't
litter recognition of the yong icy.
ans could not be found Than lt.
nat. for the office of City lrfl'ai
Milton SHIPPERS, a young 'Iovs d
chant Of the Fifth War; NJ Snip
Is honest and lnteIlissG' and WI
make a first rate City IIe4'4t''
FIrA NAS
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17
Tho Ladies' Auxiliary Corps.

The Ladies' Auxiliary Corps of Smytf
Post No i, G. A. r, having obtained
the permission of City Council to use
the City Hall for the purpose OF hold
ing a fair fom February 10Th to the
9th, have already commenced t
perfect their arrangements. The corps
and the tiriug parry Of Smyth Post wall
hold a meeting this evening in The
Posi- room, at which the different CON
mitteps on the fair will be appointed
A full attendance is urgently request
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17
ReSu!loO fa.Ally,

The man who fell from the fast mail
tr'n Oh Sunday morning, and was ia,
ken 10 the f"nnsy .ania Hospital, al
Philadelphia, mention Of which was
made III the iErvBLICAE Of yesterday
died about 3 o'clock yesterday morn.
ing from the effects Of his injuries.
His name was gwen ~ rkes, but tn,
body has been identified as that Of Fer.
dlhah'i Juergtnh, sergeant III a com
pany Of the Seventh L. 5. Infantry
lie had been Oh Il months leave .ui alb
Nence, visiting his Aome in Germany,
and was on his return 10 s.. Paul, MINI
where hewas stationed. Deceased Wa,
about 40 years of age.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17
The Z n. Benevolent Fraternity

Quite a .Srge meeting Of tlIore inter.
ested in organizing branch Of the
United States Benevolent Fraternity,
was held II j. X. Suttcrl4y's photo
graph gallery, j02 Market street, last
night. IL had been lii" intention tu
effect a permanent organization last
night, huo owing 10 the fact that not
more than eight health certificates haN r.
ing arriH we'd from the examining health
physician, at the home office AT Balti-
more, IL" number was deemed il Slt1
clcnt with which to organize. DR.
West, thc Wilmington resident phy-i
Clan, has tXaniped a peraous and sent
the Applications on to head quarters.
Some - more await to be examined
A mertlnE for organ zatlOn Will be
Called W President pro TEN DR.. SperE
rs soon As - persuEs ct health C.rtltl.
Cates. Inc Morning News WASH err,r
this morning. when it SAID that T.
members haze been examined hv Dr.
W est and That there are 81 yet 10 be .x.
alnlned, and it was Also III error when
1t haid that when 10 members are re.
turned ptyslc y quaIitied the society
will organize. The true figure. are "A
examined by DR.. West not yet re *
amined 5 certii iatr> returned, aud TIA,
society will organize with - Ur more /
qualified.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17
kO,ne of the Readers

Miss. Louisa Downs a drama
er Of Ocean Grove and apn"
5. r, Ford. will read at ;hc E'oI"
entertainment at the Opera u
the eth instant. DR.. j. A"'
and Miss Maggie WOODWARD W.
-"ut the Newport elecutlona'',
THIS entertainment viii be Wv
Tho season.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17
VnfOuuded Ru NOR

1t was currently reported
STREETS on Saturday last tL'' '
The crew WHO vent out Oh wv
pia, a boat bulLt by the u
Jones Company, some t"o
more age, for south America, -
heard from. 1t IL nov stated "
authority tina. the ruInor u
without Foundation. II VII N'
brrcd that this boat ana V''
never heard of after IcavIh77 '1'
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17
A Family Quarrel.

Bridget Hayes brought salt against
Julia Riley tordisorler.y rondur'. and
TIE casc was heard last evening before
the Mayor. A number Of WITNESSES
were examined both for aud against
til" prisoner From the evidence it
seemed AS though on" was as bad a. he
other, ana "lth a r"prInand from the
Mayor AZ 10 their good behavior, they
were allowed 10 depart. The trlaI WAS
ne most Interesting aud amusing one
aitheN>od il the police cour, for some
time past. The par dies all live n Rob-
llSOu stree,
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17

At the last quarterly ihe 'hnr'
year at the Union M. H. oDr ~,
last Thursday evening, min,
was adopted approving lne t In
Rev. Adam Stengle and Ssnr re,
turn for a third year Ih' ,, n,
WAS permitted to pass "''
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17
(;onerO New YORK

This morning Mr.. William i
the firm OF Lang Bros. CAKE y ""r
er bakers, started for New '~
tend The meeting Of the BdA'''
which will be hold IN that O."
Mr. Lang is Il member !" w.
The session was held last yc"' ~
delpLia.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17
Being kephlre"'

The Fame Hose Company ''|'
engine is now at The mirh,n'
A. ). lIenderer a. Co., Oh W."
street, undergoing repairs d.
The new engine will have -, :.
put in, and it is not ehpeC'e0 :,
will be ready tor service III w.
two or three weeks.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17
Broke his Leg.

Yesterday David Evans, hnlsheE
employed at the Diamond State rolling
mill, while at his work -lipp' d and felY
on a smooth iron plate and broke his
right leg in two places, just above thu
ankle. lie was conveyed to his homt
at No. III Church street, and Drs. Mau
and Keabes summoned, who reduce
the fracture, and this morning he IL do
ing as well as could Oe expected,
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17
The Locomotive NOrks

Business il hri-k in the boiler depart
ment of the T. W. x Is. Il. Il. shops
Engine No. 10 is having new boiler
made. engine No. - and No, ! are IL
for repairs, No u l., brlu. fitted WIN. A
new Ire box, and Ia" smallest IorOmu
Nv" Ia the country, which is owned b,
the Chez Ter Rolling Mil Company, i,
also N for repairs. Til" railroau CON
ptny employs large humber Of skilled
inorhanhcs III this department, wno ii
snort time since turned out two Of tn,
hnest locomotives in this country.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17
DHIlIADFLPHlA,W WILMINGTON AM
il BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

WILMINGTON AM
i BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
Lee. II. 1851
Trains will leave Wilmington followe:
For Philadelphia and Inter mediate sta
tons 100, $40, $40, 1910, a. H., 2.So, 400 100,
1000 pm
Philadelphia (Express) eco, 600, s.tb
.. m, 2.lb, $50 p. III.
Philadelphia and New YORK 2o2, 2.ls, e.sG
100 3D. II. b3 a. H., tl24l, 2.03, b.47 o3s p. 10.
SO a. H., does not stop between WILMINGTON
and Perry, lille, so p. IN.
Perryville and intermediate stations COS
p. m.
Baltimore and bay Line, ESQ p. m.
baltimore and Washington. l2bl,, l.37 Les
1855, 638 a, H., II. %, 'l.04, $50 1851 y. IL.
Trains for delaware Division leave for:
New Castle. D. s5a. M, LOB, e.26y
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, P.3t
q, m, Los, o.2Sp. N.
H., l. ,. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate station e,
$40 a. IN, 300 7.3D, 1000 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New YORK, 2.0t, 2.2s e. n
| ti7, t.38 =. N.
Baltimore and Washington, l2sl, L37, An
IS 6. H.; l0.b1 p. IL.
For further information passengers arc Z.
'Irod 70 the ttIae tables posted at the depot.
Trains marked thus ~ tre limited expres
J upon which extra ARE IL Charged,
ikANK THOMSON, J. K. WOOD
Genl Manager. GenI Pass. Agt.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17
WANiRI u 10 IL .lAlI.

The only case before the NJ yor thi.
morning was that Of John McLaughnu
WHO came to the police station las
evening and expressed = desire to b,
sem 10 Vii. John is a young man, anC
has the appearance of being able to earr
his own living, but is probably too laz,
10 work. When not in Jail he beg,
from door to door. He has only beer
ont Of Jail a few days ana soon becam,
tired OF wandering about. The MAyo,
appre' lated bis desire and gave hin
the full extent Of the law-jo days.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17
keYenlh Ward RtPu"

A meeting Of the Rep''p,.l,1i"i..'. :,
Seventh Ward will be helo 'uJ
at the Office OF WIN. :. Ba'n r,,r,
street between Orange ana t i' +,
at = o'clock, TO which a. w
cans of the Ward are lnVi'oo'
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17

1t IL reported that Mr.. h'" ~" Re
has purchased the handsop, a,,s,
at Fourth and Washington '' b,
was erected some time sluo' n
Thorne & Bro. The terms
are unknown.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17
Appointed 10 . Clerk ship.

1t is said that william II. Leo has
been offered and has accepted clerk
ship IN the office Of ). A. HOdgnlan,
Master Machlnist of The p, W. q Il.
railroad. Mr.. Lee at present is mes
senser ut the Water Department, No.
tAry Pablo and one Of the general
managers Of the Democratic party.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17

1t ID reported that Mr.. v lillian b. Spa ks
wi! com nence o-day TO dig the eel ar i1r
new building at Eleventh and Chur III s r yet
1t is the int, ntion OF Mr.. Sparks to erect a
three story building, which will be 40 feet
front and As feet deep.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17

Chief OF police Maxwell gives notice
elsewhere TO all lousekrtpers tina,
they must keep their pavcmonts Clea!
OF Sno and slusll or abide by the con.
sequences Of a violated ordinances,
which is g. and costs
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17
Going 10 Move.

The First Regiment Band conteu
plate removing from their presen, quar-
ttrs III S"nger Han, on East Fourtt
S.fee', to location further up town
Many OF the members live in the w.s
tern part OF the city, and they ar.
urging Tor tn procurement IF a NOR,
ceLt rai location
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17
senator Wagner's "'

Last evening Mr. Jop H. a,,4r
started for New York 10 ."
funeral of his friend Sena'o 81,
who was KILLED last FRIDAY y.
the H udson River railroad ue''
Duyvil.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17
sBeNlltlfui hnsIu

Don't laugh for this is about the first
time beautiful snow has been mention.
ta III the RErUhLI' AN this winter and
before tlis reaches the gaze Of our read.
ers The transformation of beautiful snow
10 det"StabIe mud may be complete.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17
MpIalH Of Honor.

Yesterday after IoOn at the Wilm ngtOn
| Academy silver medals were awar led to MI
IIelah Hanson. Master JOeeph M Parker
and George Smith for good department, an
the highes! 4 ,neralaverase during the pas'
mOuth.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17
A Lively Chase.

One Of the city police had lively
chase on Sunday after drunk en- man.
The man was engaged in a row at
Front aud King, when he saw the Of,
tictr approaching, and immediately
fled, wiCh the otlicer at his h4-ls.
When he arrived at Water and MARI ct
streets he Stumbled and fell, which al.
lowed the officer TO catch him.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17
MARI ES.

ERrS-INBS.- ON December 28, 1881,
at CAadds Ford, UelM"a e county, renna
by Rev. j. Wesley Su Ivan, Y r. Davis l..
Roberts to Miss Amanda A, Lobb, both o.
Chadus Ford Penna
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17
DOBIXsOH, CHANDLER q CO.,
BANKERS.
NO. 7l8 MARKET STREET
XllmtnHtOn. INl,

WASrEu-l4 shares Of Gas stocR $50 shares
of Mas0nlc Hall stock and 10 shares OF WI
mnglon City Passenger Railway stock.
We offer unusual facilities In New
York, Phila., Boston, Bait. and Washington,
for the purchase of stocks and bonds, being
Connected by private wire with these cities.
Local securities bought and sold.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17

NLIIOiT, JOHNSON h 90,
~ BANKERS d BROKERS',
Ooh. SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS
Stocks, bonds and other securities bought
and sold and carried on margins In New York,
Boston, PLilad.lphi Baltimore and Wash.
ington, TO all Of which cities We have DIRECT
PRIVATE WIRES.
Futures 10 wheat, corn, oats and provisions
bought and sold in Chicago and EasIern NSI.
kots.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-17
ROkAEkA.
R. r. ROBINSON 4 co

a. 4 COB. vOUk1h AMI MARKET,
wilmington, Del.
Brv 49, e." Government stat. drt~ "rnh6
5OSHARl DEL X. X. Stock poR aALR.
Stoc.n sought and sold IN tho NeH io.x
Philadelphi and Boston markets Oh commits
sion.
Letters Of credit g1ven, svailabis in AL
parts Of the world, AMI drafts on England
Ireland, France, Germany and swltssrisp"
Issued
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-12-14
Going to Seed.

The Secretary of the Navy in his re-
port says: "a table giving the per-
centage of the foreign carrying trade
of the United States which has been
performed by American vessels since
1910, at intervals of five years, shows at
a glance the decline Of maratime indus
tries; 1910, S2.9 per cent 1915, SI.7.;
1850, 1875; 1855, 75.6; 1860, 66.5; 1865,
27.7; 1870, $50; 1875, 25.S; 1880, ia;
1881, 100; 1882, 1915.
The intervening years show occa-
sional short periods of recovery, but the
decline has not been arrested; and in
the last three years it has been so mark
ed and so rapid that, unless a change
soon takes place, our merchant marine
will be cut offfrom the foreign trade alto
gether.
"As we are losing trade and falling
off in tonnage, so We are throwing our
seafaring population out of employ
ment, or compelling them TO seek sup
port in other pursuits or under other
flags. During the years between 1860
and 1874 29S natives of the United
States received certificates as masters
in the British merchant marine. These
men have received their training under
their W flag, but the want of opportu-
nifty for service had driven them into
foreign employment
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-12-14
Down 10 Work.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 13.-The
House is making rapid progress with
its work, and has accomplished much
more than the Senate. In the first
week two appropriation bills, the In.
dian and Diplomatic, have been passed
"a spasm of energy not often wit
messed in the first week in a session.
Both these bills will probably pass the
Senate without much discussion.
The appropriations committee now
hope to present the army. fertilization
and military academy bills in order
named and pass them before
Christmas. Speaker Keifer said to-
night that he was quite certain that
these bills would be passed before that
time. Those who have charge of the
Naval Appropriation bill even have
hopes that it may also be passed before
the holidays. If any such zeal is man.
ifested there will only be left to consider
the leading appropriation bills which
generally give rise to the principal dis
cussion. 1t is very possible that it ma
become necessary to incorporate the
Civil Service Reform bill and The prop
osition to reduce postage I'm appropria-
ton bills, in which Ease the discussion
Will be more protracted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-12-14
CcUdea's Remedy.

Captain Cowden in speaking of the
improvement of the Mississippi said:
The distance from Cairo 10 the Gulf
of Mexico on the river Ia 1000 miles.
with a fall of $50 feet. 220 feet OF which
is secured in descending the first $50
miles. In the lower end of the river
you get the remainder of the fall. The
fact Is, the current is more rapid in the
upper than in the lower end of the river
just double. The inflow is double
what the discharge is. and. as a natural
consequence, when there is more inflow
than Out low it will produce an overflow.
Now, what is the remedy for this? Not
to decrease the angle of the fall by the
building of levees which will slacken
the current by raising the flood
line. but to increase the current
by lowering the fiood-line in the lower
end of the river. This can only be
done by making the Lake Borene out
lets, where the fiood-waters of the river
will seek the gulf level within five miles
instead of 120 miles of the river mouth.
and will fall fifteen feet. This will
lower TIE tlood-line at New Orleans
continued the captain, s.fully fourteen
feet, and will lower the flood-line the
second year at Cairo as much as ten
feet. And this will put all the water
above the Red River shed within the
natural banks of the river, which will
cause II TO 20 out in high water in
stead of filling up, as now during high
water periods
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-12-14
The Cold Snap.

MINNEAPoLis, Dec. THE present
cold snap takes the belt, Statements
of low temperature come from extreme
northern points, many of which will re-
quire afiidavits before being credited.
For instance, Winnipeg telegraphs AZ
degrees below zero this morning, Bis
marck ~ degrees below zero with a
strong wind. Fargo reports 40 below,
and Grand Forks 81 below. No loss Of
life has been so far reported. but il was
certain death 10 have been caught out
in such Il temperature, and it is feared
that fatalities will be reported. Here
the thermometer indicated twenty-six
below at 4 O'Clock this morning, with a
strong wind which cut through the
heaviest clothing like a keen knife. 1t
was an old-fashioned blizzard. with
death in its breadth.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-12-14
Seeing il Through.

WASHINGTON, December MARTIN
Maginnis, delegate from Montana Ter
ritory, was not present at the opening
of the session. 1t seems that while be
was ~ostensiby reelected by a majority
of 1000 or more, the border counties,
where he received his maiorities, cast
more votes than they had population,
of all ages, sexes and conditions.
There have been some murmurs in con-
sequence, and Mr.. Maginnis is said to
deem it prudent to remain in Montana
until he sees the canvass safely through.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-12-14
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tteN'N ".e4I5'i NeceaSeh' Agnes ho9ers tnorh
rt'hs nile haH5Fu oogtrs heIhusoana' Josepb
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4!sheii 1@9n .. mlenGui J9stEhlne Mlchel,iA INN
irr' 49, = Mimi cb;,drnr "o I'D ~ ~
[in[in9 bsfrs at Inv or said Henry Micbeil do.
ceased. the National Gqnk Of Galena. William
Tbomas. Timothy Cottiurbam and August
Uabich. Defendants.
Noticcls hereby given. that by virtue and in
/ pursuance OF n i6dgmept Of foreclosure and or.
X dpr n sale reu2rred N . gcneraI Torn, of tho
i tyr,i,it C,nrt ~ Ggont county Wiscone;n boid
in ~. ronrt house in The CIV of lancaster in
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