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Prof. Gebhardf,

The eminent photographer, whose efforts
have reduced the price of 6rst-class photo
graphs to reasonable figures, is doing a
steady and increasing business, furnishing
pictures that all acknowledge to be excellent.
He has a fine assortment Of frames, and pays
close attention to framing. The Cottage
G lllery is on the corner of Beale and Null
berry, where the people are invited to call
and exsmine pictures.
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Amounting in all to $1,000, which sum is now
in the hands of Mr.. NJ. Mas, cashier Map
haitian Bank, as per receipt.
II was resolved that the following dispatch
be sent:
To the President OF the Reichstag. Berlin:
Memphis, Tenn. forwards S000m. for sufferers.
JOSEPH SPECHT, Chairman.
Mr.. Specht said it was his pleasant duty
to thank all the people of Memphis for their
generosity. He could not express himself
sufficiently, but his thanks sprung from the
bottom OF his hegrt.
On motion of Mr.. H. Bensdorff, the follow.
ing resolution was adopted:
WHEREAS, At meeting of citizens convened to
receive the report of committees for funds for the
relief of sufferers by the recent great floods in
Germany, it was
Resolved, That our sincere thanks are rendered
TO the citizens of Memphis and the German and
American press of the city. for their liberal and
efficient aid in bringing the object before this
community, and to the gentlemen of the commit
tees who 20 kindly interested themselves in behalf
Of q suffering people.
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MAY. the Shirt.Maker.

Is paying close attention to this extensive
business. 1t is now generally understood
that Msy is the only manufacturer OF shirts
in this city. He has paid close attention to
this for several years. His stock of gents
furnishing goods is very extensive, embrac-
ing all that is wanted in that line. His
place is opposite Court Square, and his
house is full OF excellent goods.
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The Agreement,

The theory of the State, as expouuded by
Gen. Turner, was that the original meeting
between Winberg and Jim Proudft was
non-felonious, and that Winberg had re-
tired into his house, abandoning the whole
difficulty; that he was afterward assailed
by the Proudfit brothers, one armed with
pistol, the other with brickbat; that this
attack was made upon him in his own house;
that they had demanded of him to come out,
oursing him at the same time; that he had
refused TO come out, thereby indi-
eating his purpose 10 have no fur
Their difficulty with these parties; that they
continued their attack upon him, even into
his bedroom and into the presence OF his
family. He then attempted to put them out
Of his house and repealed the assault, and
that in doing so he was killed;
that the necessity for killing VIM
berg was produced by the acts of
the defendants themselves-by their own
unlawful conduct; and that not being with
out fault themselves, they could not avail
themselves of the law Of self-defense; and
that their act in assailing Winberg in his
house, armed as they were with deadly
weapons, prepared for the occasion, Jim au-
nouncing his purpose to kill him, and Adlai
standing in front of the door with loaded
pistol, crying, Come out, d-n your made
their act one without mitigation, the only
definition of which under the law was muir
der. The attorney general read a number
OF authorities to sustain this position,
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KIDNEY WORT.
NIIlSI32UZsl;&
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
VIII be Held To-Day NJ the Various
Churches nj the Hours Named.

Third Baptia-Chelsea. Services at IL an by
the Rev. Mr.. Epsey.
alabama Street Presbyterian n
$50 an No services
calvery Caurch.-Services at IL am. and 7:so
pm :, the rector officiating
Church Of the Good ShepheTd.-Sunday-sc school a.
am Services at IL am. and at 7:So Pm
Second ConqresafioaaL-Rev B-A. lines, psstor-l1
am. and $50 pm. Sunday school t s:Seam.
Union Street Hssion.-Att the Memphis Institute,
near the Medical College sundsy-scnooi a Pm
Bethel BuiIdinq-Corner Adams and Charleston
avenue. Sabbath-schooi every Sunday at2So Pm.
Gs,ro,s Street Methodist Sunday school at $50
Moo services "
First Hetsodist-services at IL am. and rs p:m
BY the Rev. S. A. steel. pastor sunday at
$3.50 am
Sransers' CAureh.-sunday school at $50 An.
Services at IL and 7:se pm. by the Rev. M
Whaling.
81. Peters Roman CaisoEic chxrch-Corner of Ad-
ans and Third streets High mass Mt io;so an;
Vespers at 80 pm
| am. and T:so pm. by the Rev. ,. c. Caldwell.
l Sunday-school sts:30a-m.
fernando Street N. E.. Seuth. -sundsy-scnool al
$50 an Services w At II n sm;, ana ''o pm''
Cumberland PressyteIian. street Services
pastor. Sunday school at $50 am
Central HetLodist.-Union street Services q
i IL m and 7:S0 pm. by the pastor, the Rev. K r.
| Hahon Sunday-schooi at $50 an
i 81 Johns NJ T. Church.-Cerner Of Vance and
Lauderdale, the Rev. A. Wells pastor. Preaching
i at IL am. Sunday-school at pm.
Third Cumberland Presbyteian.-Corner Fourth
and Looney streets. Chelsea. Sunday-schooi
SPIN. Services at Ii an. and $50 Pm
| SoForans Street Methodist Church-Sunday-schoo
| at $50 m, H. s. Jacoby, superintendent Preach
ing at $50 pm, by Rev. Richard Inge-
| Christian Church-Corner Linden and Mulberr,
streets-Rey. George w, Sweeney pastor: sunday
school1at Sam. Services Mt IL An. and 1880 pm
Second Presbyterian Church.-Corner OF Main AM
Eeale streets. Sabbath-school at $50 am. sery
ices at IL an, Charles M. Shepherd, pastor. M
| night service.
Rspan Hision.-Corner Seventh and BrosdwA
| streets, South Memphis sunday-sehool at pm
I Rev. James Waters, DID,, VIII be present an
- speak to the school to-day.
Grace Episcopal Church.--Hernando street. Sun
day-sehool $3.50 an Eariy communion, 7:2e q m.
Z morning PRAYER and sermon at IL; evening praye
at4:so. The Rev. T. 0rgain. rector.
First PresbyteriGn.-Bethel Building, corner q
!. Adams street and Charleston avenue. Sunday
school at am. Services at II am. and ia
| pm. by the Rev. Eugene Daniel, pastor.
Central Baptist.-Second street, near Beale. Sur
| day-school at $3.50 am. Preaching at IL am.
| Rev James Waters. d, D., missionary secretary {
| the Tennessee Baptist Convention. No service
| at night
| First Bsptis.-Second street, north OF ADAM
| Services at II am. by Rev. DIR. Robertson of Cha
Addresses by DR.. Waters, Of Nashville, and D
Robertson, Of Chattanooga. Music conducted b
Prof. W. e. Hughes.
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Al WORD lo Mothers.

You will find Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup invaluable friend. 1t cures dysentery and
diarrhea regulates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie, softens the gums, reduces infiamma-
nation and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. In almost every instance where the in
FAINT is suffering during the teething period from
pain and exhaustion relief will be found in fifteen
or twenty minutes after the Soothing Syrup has
been administered. Do not fail to procure 1t
Price IS cents a bottle. For sale everywhere-
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Candies.

Buy pound package of Floyd's candies.
1t will have in it all kinds of caramels,
English walnuts, cream almonds, French
nougat, real sugar plums, marshmallows and
fine chocolates. No glucose, all pure colorr,
and no authorizations in anything. Every
thing sold strictly pure, wholesome and nu-
tritious at FLOYD & MONEYS
27o Main Street
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4 sKsR0rI8n

When You visit or leave New York city
have sggaae expressage and carria &c hire, and
ttop at Grand Union Hotel opposite G rand Gen.
trail depot Four hundred and fifty elegant 70 0ms,
lifted mp an expense of si00 ZOO. reduced to 81
and upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horse-cars stages and ele-
waited railroad to all depots. Families can live
better for less money at the rand Union than at
anv other firef-class hotel in the CITY.
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Calendar for tomorrow: Nos. 1881, P. M.
Hodo vs. G. w. Foster; $3.50, N. Calhoon vs.
J. Altschute; 1854, Estes, Doan & Co. vs.
Mrs. NJ. N. Lundy; 1913, 81. Norman vs.
John F. McCallum
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usefuI and Beautiful

Are the furniture and carpets at Bryson d
Co.'S mammoth house, Main street, near JET
ferson. At this house all classes OF furni.
ture, fine or plain, is always on hand. All
the new and pretty styles are there ID great
quaniitiez- They cannot be approached In
the carpet department, il is SO far ahead Of
anything in town. Newgoods are constantly
moving in and out, aud Memphisns have at
Bryson & Co.'S ali that can be found at any
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Work men who Have Not Been Paid by
Mr.. Z. G.. Meath.

Work men who Have Not Been Paid by
Mr.. 4. g. Meath.
To the Editors OF the Appeal:
We, the undersigned, notice in your issue
of Friday, January rs, 1883, statement
saying Contractor P. G. Meath pays his men
promptly. We have been down the river
with him, and know that he did not pay u.s.
We make this statement for the benefit Of
men who have to work for living, that
they may not be led astray by him as we
we're.
JOHN KAHN, No. GO Second street
JOHN GORMAN, Corner Lane and Ayers.
DEMSIEE JARVIS, colored.
j. W, BOHAN colored.
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Immense Bargains as Mentioned Below:

so pcs Pacific serge dress goods, lie, worth
Csc yard.
25 pcs colored cashmeres, yard wide, 273c,
worth Soc yard.
40 pcs striped and plaid dress goods, TIC,
worth 15c yard.
25 pcs wash poplip, at TIC. worth 123c
yard.
10 pcs brown dress linen at 172c, worth SOC
aysrd.
10 pcs Utica bleached sheeting at 25c,
worth 35c yard.
Is pea Utica bleached sheeting at 223c,
worth 30c yard.
10 pcs brown sheeting at 20c, worth SOC a
yard.
10 pea ga bleaehed pillow casing at 10c,
worth 173c yard.
One more lot of same full yard-wide
bleached cotton OF all the well-knoun
brands at III yard.
100 pcs Richardson's Irish linen, much
better condition than last week, but at same
low price, %, 323 and Soc per yard, worth
double.
Finest white Swiss jaconet and Victoria
lawn, all at l0c yard.
80 pcs Indigo prints, 43c, worth 121c a
yard.
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THE GERMAN SUFFERERS.
Two Thousand Dollars Subscribed for
Their Aid.

Last night meeting of those who have
interested themselves in behalf of the Ger
man sufferers was held at the German Cas-
inc, with Mr.. Joseph Specht in the chair.
Mr.. Specht said the meeting was called TO
receive the results of the labors of the vari-
Gus committees.
The following collections were reported by
the gentlemen appointed at the last meeting
to solicit subscriptions throughout the city !:
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LaSaIette Academy

The spring session Of LaSalette Academy
will begin on Monday, the 9th of February.
Young ladies who are desirous of acquiring
a thorough education are assured that they
can do 60 by placing themselves under the
guidance of the talented lady who has lately
taken charge of the classes in this institution.
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READ Goldsmith's advertisement.
Notice.

The Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Society
will hold meeting this afternoon at 8
O'Clock, at the residence of Mrs. Simon
Felcht, Third and Exchange streets.
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On Friday, the 18Th instant, was called
through telephone to the residence OF Capt. W. j.
Flack When I arrived there 1 was met by Mrs.
Flack, who informed me that was wanted to see
gentleman, 8 relation of hers. from Trimble Sta
color and expeetorating large Quantities of blood
and suffering pain with every breath all of which
was the effect OF inhaling gas, which was, by acct
dent left escaping in his room the night previous
at Gaston's Hotel. He had attempted to take the
train that morning for home, but fell unconscious
near the depot, and was put in hack and taken
to the reside ce of his relative, Mrs. Flack. He
was anxious to leave, possible. on the next train
but /, fearing the danger of moving one in his
condition, persuaded him to remain till morning.
l also insisted upon the necessity OF having some
one in the room with him, wbereupon friend Of
his came out to remain with him during the night.
heard nothing more of the case till was called
TO see Capt Flack At 9astons Hotel IN his last Ill
ness. b. g. HENNING.
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Everybody should wear good boots and
shoes. To bad weather especially all should
be careful to supply themselves with boots
and shoes that will keep their feet warm and
dry. When about 70 make such purchases
people should visit the estsblisbment oil
J. M. Hill & Co. on the corner OF Main
and Monroe, which is one Of the houses
vhsre ncue bat substantially goods are ktpt.
They are purchased BY Dealers Of msny
years experience, and always prove thtir
merit.
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Unreliable substitutes.

The unparalleled success of Simmons Liver
Regulator has stimulated INSCRIPTIONS in
dividuals TO Issue limitations and substitutes,
their effect and composition, are calculated
to injure the weli-earned remedial reputs-
ton of Simons Liver Regulator purely
vegetable medicine, containing no mineral
poison, manufactured by chemical process
and by improved apparatus originated and
only used BY J. II. Zelin & Co., Philsdelphia.
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Notice.

All the members of the Catholic Literary
Society are earnestly requested to attend a
called meeting at the soclety's hall to-day at
$50 o'clock p.m., for the purpose of taking
definite action about the proposed entertain
ment.
+. VLANI, President.
THOMAS KELLY, Recording Secretary.
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The PEOPLES WorId.Wide verdict.

Burnelt's Cocaine has been sold in every
civilized country, and the public hsse rem,
5erdsd the verdict that it il the cheapest and
~ hair dressisg IN tte soorld.
BuKHErI,s FLAvoKINe ExIKAcIs are Ia
vsriakIy acknowledged the puress ana me
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Kid Gloves. Kid Gloves.

Prices same as last week.
All sizes sgain in undressed at 35c, worth
81 rs pair.
Two new lots genuine Alexander kids for
gents al SOC, worth 81 so per pair for all
and every size.
One lot misses kid gloves 25c, worth 75c
pair.
Black silk gloves 25c, worth 81.
Ladies' and gents driving gloves all at
25c, worth 81.
Mosquitaire kid gloves 81, worth So.
Fosters lscing gloves 81, worth 81 Is.
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MEMPHIS. January q. 1853.

Rev. Dr. Eugene Daniel, Pastor First Presbyterian
Church:
your congregation my sincere thanks for the beau
tful and artisticaly executed toilet articles pre-
sented by them to me. While accept them as
tokens OF their appreciation and as pleasing me-
mentos of their good will, assure them that thev
attach too much importance to the feeble effort
made by rendering to them my hand of fellowship
in their hour of distress. However much we may
differ in points of theology, the noble cause of
religion and humanity unites us all. Why should
Judaism, the mother, not speak words of comfort
to Christianity her daughter? Why should the
synagogue not offer temporary shelter to Chris
tian Congregation deprived of their home by an
unfortunate accident? Hoping that our pleasant
relations and fratefnal feelings may continue to
be mutual, remain yours with friendly esteem,
NJ. SAMFIRLD,
Rabbi Children of Israel
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Distribution OF deaths by wards-First
8; second, 2; third, l; fourth, 1; fifth, 4;
sixth, 8; seventh, 6; eighth, 7; ninth, 8;
tenth, 4. City hospital, TO- Still born, L.
White, %; colored, 1e. Total, a.
Mortality report for same week last year
White. Is; colored, Is. Total, %.
]. H. PURGELL, Md,
Secretary Board of Health.
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Call and get your bargains at
i. GOLDSMITH a BROS,
s4s MAIN STREET..34s
Mules.

/ have Just received carload Of fine
mules To- years old, 144 to 162 hands high
in good flesh, that / can cell from 500 TO $140
think they are the cheapest mules on this
market. / will also have in two more car.
loads BY Saturday. i win sell mules as Low
o. they can be sold on this market. Come 4
see me before you buy your mules, at the
Overton Stable, opposite courthouse, 1874
Main street. ]. II. MANOR, Proprietor.
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Prfddy n Ouse,
GAal0n,a HOfel.

READ Adler & Bros card.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Corner Madison and Second streets.
RATES-s2 and 81 so per day. Electric bells,
electric lights; passenger elevator runs day and
night.
N Haddy Ill Hardin Ark
| w BotU MONTGOMERY Rhodes Jackson, Tenn
J w Ross NY LIN Tanner, Tenn
| Z N Penick Philadelphia Thompson, Tenn
r Cooper, Nashville Us Weir, Tenn
| b Word, Ark Homar, Tenn
| L Dalton, Tenn D Murray. Chicago
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Mr.. G. w. Nail, who was for several years
located at $50 Mzia street, has just moved 10
the large establishment lately occupied by
Hill, SisEdish & Co, mex 10 the Tennessee
Block. With plenty Of room, he has IN.
creased MIA stock, and now has everything IL
the line of carpets, rugs, oats, csc. The at
lention OF The community j. invited 10 This
large collection, which Is placed on the
market 9, very low pTices.
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handkerchief andkerchiefs.
One more lot same as last week at &c each
100 doz. ladies' aud gents handkerchiefs
at 1Oc esch.
One let sll.linen mourning handkerchiefs
at SC each.
Come and get your fine toilet soaps, 8 cakes
for &C. We took them of sale the latter
part OF last week in order to have some for
tomorrow.
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GHRAPE VEIL-Jan. 22d, at O'Clock pm, outh
" side OF Court Square. The dnde. viii be re
Wentied on leaving itat No. $50 Lauderdale street.
DAILkOAD sTOCK-By q. T. Fillmore, Austin.
Nv Texas, certificate of stock in the Mississippi
and Tennessee Railroad Company, issued to James
n Stratton, 18th February, 1857. Is shares OF $50
per share. Duplicated goth March, 1875.
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BEJACH'S.
MAIN STREET,
BEJACH's NEW STORE,


Second week of our most successful sale OF
damaged dry goods from The Ely, Walker d
Co. St. Louis fire. Entire new lot received
Friday and Saturday, will be put on sale to-
morrow. Please remember we are zdver-
Using such goods as we're purchased from
Messrs. Ely, Walker & Co. in damsged
condition only. We are not advertising one
dollar of our regular stock. Immense re-
ductions made on goods left over from last
week.
1000 doz CIark's and Coats's cotton, wet
only, at 45; per doz.
800 pcs Scotch gingham, 7sc per yard.
5000 pcs velvet ribbon at 25c, worth from
Zoe to 81 piece.
so pcs indigo blue prints, 43c, worth l2sc
per yard.
100 pcs finest bleached damask table
cloths, yards wide and 81 yards long, wet
only, at 81 70, worth from 81 to S. each.
Dr. Warmers celebrated health corsels al
only 75c each, and other
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COhen's

Is enc of the best known houses in Town. 1t
has been the headquarters for hats and caps
for many years. Nearly every man in town
has at sometime purchased hat at Cohen's.
The goods purchased there prove to be just
What they are sold for. Cohen always keeps
up with the styles, carries good stock, and
sells cheap. He is in the Worshsm House
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HIIZFELD's HEADLIGHT OIL: delivery free
II Telephone orders 2S3 Second street only.
HORsES AND MULES-At rs Monroe street BY
ID n. J. MCCULLOUGH.
CoWs-TwO ane Mulch cows at Palker's yard,
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LAW REPORTS.

Criminal COurt-Horrigas, Judge.
Calendar for Monday: Will Hayne, g. N
Truss, Jesse Wagner.
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KAHN & FREIBERG.
Corner Main and Poplar.

Another "Gedonderes" this week
from the Cooperative Dress Associa-
tions-Miss "Kste Fields" stock-late-
ly assigned. Is and zoe, the "Mire-
court" Laces. I5 and zoe; Is and Zoe,
the Brabant Laces, Is and Zoe, We are
merely Offering for an actual cong; in
g. month they will cost 30 to 75c per
yard. They are simply grand for
evening dresses over pale-blne or pale
pink silks; also for collars, neck and
sleeve-wear. 75c, the Capes, Fichus
and Scarfs, black, straw, ecru and
cream colors, genuine laces, Toe
piece; each one gem, worth $3 TO 81.
Zoe, the Silk Embroidered or Plain
Balbrisgan Hose, 20c, but slightly
burned ON top; cost 80 to SOC elsewhere.
Is and zoe for the Misses, Is aud 20c.
25c for Hoopskirts or Bustles, 25c. 90
and Goo, dozen finest Linen Napkins,
6Oc. ST 25 and 81 30, the largest size
Double Damssk Napkins, 81 %. 35c
per yard for an elegant Green or
Bronze Atwood Cachemire and Black,
at 40c. 80, 40 and SOC, our Silk Trim
mings and Dress Silks, at 40 and Soc,
are unapproachable. 10c a yard for
Freiberg's Gents Department.: 81 for
Gents Red Atwood fine Understands,
81. 20 and 25c for best Full-Regular
Socks, 25c.
KAHN q FREIBERG,
Corner main and Poplar.
N.B-The wet Canton Flannel, at
Sc; have only few pieces, &c per yard.
The and &c Bleached Domestics, have
few pieces on hand.
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HOW PLEASANT
For Brethren 10 Dwell Together in
Unify-An Example.

The following brief correspondence con-
tains the spirit Of many sermons on frater-
nifty and charity, and is submitted 10 the
readers OF the APPEAL with the same pleas
ure they must feel in the reading Of il:
MEMPHIS, January 26, 1888.
Dr. M. Ssmfield, Rabbi Children of Israel:
MY DEAR SIR-Win you please accept the accom-
panying toilet articles presented by some of your
friends of the First Presbyterian church. With
great respect, am most sincerely yours,
EUGENE DANIEL.
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When the speeches had all beeh conelnded,
the Court said: aThe eounseI viii relnenr
Der that 1 have paid slrict Attentions 70 his
cas-. y = ssif ttst Ne slsnept q nn1(pe