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CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-The conagners of
the missing schooner Orphan Boy have
given up all hope OF her safety. A letter
was received this morning by them from
a Lake captain, who saw the Inflated
craft on Friday, December 4, about =. NJ,
abreast OF the Beacon islands. In the
opinion Of the firm she either foundered
in the terrific gale OF that night, or she
struck a rock attempting to make the
southern passage and went to pieces.
There were eight men on board, who
doubtless went down with her.
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Conc n.,M.sn ruo Days.

VrxcaYSRS, Ind, Dec. 2O.-Jcseph G.
l.itze!man. a Newton, Ills, contractor, has
disappeared between two days, leaving
behind him scores OF alleged victims who
hold nothing but his forged paper. Lit
Ielman has recently been engaged in buy
ing and selling railroad ties to tss Peoria,
Decatur and Evansville railroad. He also
bought up slaves and hoops in large guam
titles and his transactions made 1t neces::
sary for him TO handle large sums Of
money. Many Of his speculations, how
ever, proved improbable.
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LONDON, Dec. 20.-The Standard says
the creditors Of the King OF Bavaria have
united in a petition for deslrain OF the
goods and property Of the royal house.
hold. Prince Luithold, uncle Of the King
and General-in- Chief Of the army, has for
bidden the bailiGs Of the state to take any
action to carry out the objects Of the Cred-
itorB,
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MCKINNEY, TEXAS, Dec. 29.-Thomas
Hinson, a boy aged "A years, cnticed the
little daughters OF John Gallagher residing
at St. Paul, in this county, some distance
from their home yesterday about sunset.
After getting them in secluded spot he
brutally assaulted Laura, child OF I or
years Of age. The other children fled.
The child is ieariully injured and may die
from her injuries. Deputy Sheriff Brooks
arrested Hinson last night and he is now
in jail, though there is some doubt as to
how long he will be permitted to remain
Ehprn
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Earthuaako shocks.

ST. LOUIS, No., Dec. 2s.-The Po'IDi's
patch's Bloomington, ILL.,, special states
that the iphabitanta Of that city were
alarmed last night by shock Of earth
quake, the noigc accompanying which re.
sembied cioBeiy thst made by the firing Of
artillery. No damage was done 10 prop.
erty, although the force OF the shock was
distinctly felt in several large buildings.
H+BrFoRD, Conn.,. Dec. D.-SeyeraI
sharp shocks OF earthquake were felt in
this city this morning, between Ago apd
.Qn otr!onk
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SOMEBODY or other who never had a
Chrislmas or mince.pie.making mother,
is trying to revive the old crusade Ggsirs'
tue mince pie. II there be those who
wish to do the severest pennance by ab-
staining from the slluring mince pie, lei
them do SO; but let thom also keep their
impious Lands of the sacred pastry which
has made US proud and virtuous people,
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PIr7sDURaH, Dec, 20.-Arrangements
are being made in this city to amalgsmste
the flint glasswOrkers, the window glass
workers and ths bottle blowers unions. A
committee from each association are now
holding a series OF meetings periccting a
basis OF amalgSmation. 1t Is expected
that the change will be completed within
the next three weeks. The joint commit
tee will then submit their plan to a con-
vention Of the respective unions for their
consideration.
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BosToN, Dec. 29.-The wife Of William
Mackin, Inspector Of Provisions at Quincy
Market, shot herself in her husband Of
ticc In the market building at noon to-day
and will probably die. No one was pres
ent at the time oil the tragedy except Mr..
Mackin, and the facts Of the case cannot
now be learned. It is believed, however,
that domestic trouble caused the act,
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NEw YoRk, Dec. 2O.-oficers of the
steamer Gellert, which arrived atthis port
to-day from Hamburg, reported that they
sighted they fishing schooner Ivanhoe
from Gloucester 450 miles from New York,
leaking badly and in a dangerous condi.
ton. She rescued the crew, consisting Of
seventeen persons, and then burned the
wreck,
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SLADE SET FREE.
SENSATION AT ELIZABETH.
That staid West Virginia Town Torn up
over scAudRI-A shOpliftor from Ohio
ArrsStOd at PAIkSrsbGrG-Rush Run
Farmer Jailed for MRnalAughtsr.

elDAfI0I UUD'0cN % w IhVt6EIVeF'CT'
CLARxsBURG, W. Va, Dec. 29.-Dr.
Henry slade, the sp!ritualist, who was ar
rested at Weston, yesterday, on the charge
OF fraud and obtaining money under false
pretenses, was to have been tried at that
place at . r. NJ, but owing to Slade being
unable to appear on account OF illness, the
trial was continued until Thursday, and hc
WAS returned to the custody OF the sher.
iff. lie was afterwards released without
bail to appear ut the next term Of the Cir
emit Cnurt.
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Iadu,trlOs' snupllftor Arrested.

alIoctI DIIIII!cH 70 IIt IHtII19t1FcH'
PARXERsEuRe, W. Va, Dec. 29-The
police to-day captured one John Wise,
who halls from CoalvillO, O., who was en-
gagged in Wholesale shoplifting. He had
successfully pilfered several stores, when
Captain Beckwith was put on his track
and caught him in the act Of stealing
valuable goods In 1s2ac Pagers dry
goods establishment. He was srreste1
and valise lie carried was found filed
with stolen articles. He wss heavily tined
and released poorer bnt Wise-r man.
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G,ast FuEnaesl plern In.

PTrrrGuRoH, Pa, Dec. pa Sharon,
Pa, special says: The old sharpsville fur
mace has just been blown in, after an idle
ness OF two years. The Joliet Steel Com
papy has contracted for all the iron the
furnace will produce, which means long
and steady run. The Douglas furnace, Of
the same place, has also been put in blast.
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BERLIN, Dec. 20.-Mr. Pendleton, United
States Minister, and Mrs, Pendleton, gave
their Brst reception here this evening.
Among the guests were large number Of
American residents, fact which shows
that the American colony here is increas-
i1,,
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sunocated by Gas,

KINGSTON, Ont, Dec. e9.-GaS gained
access to the cellars on Princess street last
night through an old drain and many per-
sons we're seriously affected. A man
named Sharpe and his wife we're uncon-
sciops all night. Tho man died this morn
ing and the woman Is in critical con.
dition. The others Who we're affected
are out Of danger,
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ECHOES OF THE STORM
rnAT NAeED wlrn enEAr rURY
ON tho North Atlantic Coast Saturday and
sunday-A Number Of Lives Lost aud
Many Vessel. wrscl Sd-ThrIIilsg Ex.
psrisnoe Of the cleopatra crew.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Dec, 99.-Newa was
received last night Of the loss of the
schooner Cleopatra, Captain Geo. W. PEN
dletou, OF this port. The dispatch stated
that the captain and crew had been taken
of their vessel near Georges Bank and
taken to Philadelphia by a steamship.
Three men named Hansod, Hodge and
Mstheson, were drowned. A man named
Nelson was killed and five othera were in
jured in the recent gale.
The work Of the northeast gales OF Fri
day and Saturday has been very disastrous
TO the GloucesLer tshing fleet, having
destroyed five vessels. Thus far reported
but eight lives have been lost but it is
feared that there have been other disasters
and loss OF lie, and great anxiety is man
ifested.
BosroN, Dec. 2S.-A Halifax special 10
the AdCevtiser says: Dispatches from sill
parts Of the province ehoTs that The storm
OF Saturday and Sunday was tho worst
known for many years. Two schooners
were wrecked at Spsncer'5 Island. Pie
steamer Northern Light, which left
Georgetown on Saturday morning, for Pic
tou, with nails aud passengers, one OF
whom was the Hon. Donald Ferguson,
Provincial Secretary for Prrce Edwards
Island, has not since been heard OF. The
trip is usually msde in three hours.
The extensive breRkwater at Cow Bay,
c. B., was destroyed, and many buildings
were blown dowa ut Parrsboro. The Do
lninion Government wharf at Dimby was
entirely destroyed. The steamer Florence
Christina was wrecked, and the shore is
5irewn with wrEckage. .-
The steamer Linn 0dee, which arrived
here this afternoon, encountered in the
Bay Of Fandy, on Sunday, the storm
which ragged with crest severity. The
steamer left Boston Sunday morning and
he gale came on before dark. During the
iight huge waves washed the vessels
tecE, damaging the boats and gear. The
rigging aud decks soon became completely
coated with ice. Twice during the nigh
he steamer was on fire and the flames
we're subdued with the utmost difficulty.
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A rouSd woman in New York who used
4 bsir wash to bleach her hair blonde,
hos become insane. The physicians are
oi opinion that the antimony in the wash
developed tho giri's hereditary tendency
to insanity. But the deSr girls will go oD
bleaching their hair until the fashioo
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ATLANTA, Gaa Dec, 29.--The supple
mental crop report Of the Georgia Agri-
cultural Department indicates for the cot
ton crop a total yield for the State OF
$4,000 bales OF 450 pounds each. Tho
corn production exceeds an average crop
BY percent. The Total production tor
the State Is about 100000 bushels,
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.r.n nilllion Bond CalI.

w.sulxoToS, D. c., Dec. 2O.-Tho Sec
rotary Of the Treasury has issued call Tor
s,0o6o, 600 Of 8 percent bonds, the princi-
vi and accrued interest Of which will be
pass lppasd S on February /, 1885, and interest
ESspeon sS IN will cease on that day.
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QUINCY, I'LL, Dec. 20.-The Gem City
Tobacco Works to-day changed their sys-
lem OF working to eight hours q day, max
ing no change in wageR. The name oi
the company hereafter will be the Eight
Hour Tobacco Company" This is claim
ed to be the frat corporation to adopt the
aiOht honF AVGten,
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MORRIS WARREN.
ANornKK EXPLOSION.
Two Men Killed and large Barn And Val.
liable Stock burned.

LANCASTER, Pa, Dec. 20.-The boiler Of
threshing machine in barn near New
Providence, exploded this morning kill
ing two young men named Christ Hide
brand and Edward Helm. The former
was hurled thirty feet away. Frank FL
wards waR seriously ecalded.
The barn was set on fire and consumed
with its contents. II contained twenty
three head OF cattle, two mules, nine
horses, three cows, ten hogs, 1900 bush-
ella Of corp, 5000 bushels OF whe&! and q
large amount OF hay.
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Tus hard glove contest being no less
brutal than the bare fat fight, there is no
reason Why the law, which forbids the
one, shall tolerate theo.her Whenaman
rap be Knocked ssnseless, there is no real
difference whether the fist that does the
knocking is gloyed or ungloved.
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PITTSBURGH was one Of the four cities Of
the United States which showed 8 de-
crease in their bank exchanges last week.
And yet the papers up there are full OF
"boom" talk.
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Those .tatesmen who oppose an appro'
prist,en by Congress for Grant monu-
man. because that would carry with 1t q
Hendricks monument, do not detect tie
delicate difference there is between the
two propositions. No country is loaded
down With Grants at any one time.
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What shall you do to be sayedP Is tho
impending question Of those suffering
with pains in the chest, and think from
the slight hacking cough they have con-
sumption. Take IAylor's Cherokee Rem.
edy Of Sweet Gum and Mullen,
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KrrrAxSNo, PA, Dec. 20 While max
ing connection with the natural gas we'll
struck here recently. J. X. Myler, Charles
Neale and Henry Colwell were severely
burned by an explosion OF gas, 1t is
thought that Myler is fatally injured,
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CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 20.--Parick Cos
grove, aged IS, employed at a furnace at
Niles, O., waS overcome by gas this morn.
ing and fell twenty-five feet, striking on
his head and breaking his neck.
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Mt SAVAGE fire brick are to be ad-
yRpced TO $50 per 1000 after January |,
and "red brick" to $40.

IN France they don't have much fun
when they elect President, but then
theirs is only a mRke-believe Republic.
They may do better as their experiment
yyOys older.
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Tue Golden Club has been neglecting
i,s home field in the vain effort to BANK
rupt this country. The Cobdenites have
now their hands full Of missionary work
m the other side OF the ocean.
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ATLANTA, GA, Dec. 29.-James Turner
a nephew OF United States Senator Brown
was run over by 8 freight train in the
Western L Atlantic railroad yards last
night and ground 10 death. The engine
was running backward and there was no
headlight 10 warn him Of his danger.
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SPEAKING Of the nail market the Chicagi

IINlt9 OF IhUHUHy sAJs'
The Western nail mills are gradually
increasing the number of machines il
operation, and prices are rapidly deciin.
ing, rs supplies are larger, while the de'
rnand is reduced to minimum. 1t 10
stated that Eastern nails can now te
bought on track here at g 35E2 40 fol
iron, with ten cents additional asked fer
steei. .naiiss Ont of Stors iron nails sell al
S. 20 aud steel at s. 90.
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DinhatfOuA kire.

CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 2o.-Fire at the
Peacock coal mine, near Mineral Aidge,
O., destfoyed all tue buildings, causing a
loss oiSt0,000, and throwing 100 men out
OF employment,
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cLEYRLAND,. sYMpArnY
with the Movement to EssCt Monument
--thoLate Vice President.

with the Movement To EssCt Monument TO
--thoI.ste Vice PresideEt.
WAsnIEoTOX, D. o., Dec. 90.-Last even
lug seruGo. Yoorhses received the follow
ing letter from the President:
MY DEAR SIR:-I understand that a
movement is'on foot to erect monument
% the memory ofths late Vice President,
and that it is 10 be q tribute to his worth
and SERVICES on the part Of his friends and
associates. The project is 80 fitting anf
appropriate that 1t seems to me tina: 1t
must meet with general approval. My
telations with Mr.. Hendricks, both per
.onsl and Official, were such that it would
0e a source Of much satisfaction to me to
zee this good work promptly begun. Atthe
propsr time hope l may be allowed to
lid in the undertaking.
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rwo rERRIpLE EXPLOSIONS,
Resulting I'm the Killing Of Five Mon and th'
SSriOua Woundiug Of Others.

serious woundinG of Others.
MOBILE, Ala, Dec. 29.-Eariy this morn
ing the Gulf City Oil Mills boiler ex-
ploded with terrific force, tearing down
the boiler house and part Of the seed sheds
and burying lour colored la6orers in the
debris. Three Of them have been taken
out dead. Their names are:
JOE JACKSON.
WILLIS BLADE.
MoRRIs WARREN.
The other, Chas. Chastang, is miRsing.
Three other negroes were seriously
scslded and two others slightly hurt.
s.. Stanton, white, the foreman ot'the
mill, was badly injured internsl'y. The
damage to the mill is about $. .0OO.
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Yours Sincerely,
nuA,rpU IlIurusT

In reply to the p.'>Sident's oommnn.ca.
ion, Senator Voorhees, wfG::ss rs iol!o*s: )
ME. PREsIDENT:-I have the honor :"
acknowledge the receipt OF your highly os;
teemed favor OF yesterday. On behalf oi
he Immediate personsl friends OF thg late
Wee President and OF the great body OF
the people OF Indiana l feel authorized 10
thanks for your kind and timely interest
in movement 80 honorable to his mem
Dry, and so well earned by his public ser
vices and his private virtues. Permit me-
to sssure you that 10 act on your part in
he midst cl your constant lauors Tor the
public good will b. longer clisrished or
more hignly p,ized by the people OF TINS
State than yanr tympGthy in their efforts
% erect Il InoIGin Ut tO his iAme. WIN
the high. Gt respeG. Gnd warmtss pefson"i
regard, am vt,y iailhfu;y you're,
ID. ". YuOYHERs.
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TnE wages Of lSborers at the Lucy fur
mace, Pittsburgh, have been advanced to
81 % per day.
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Che qatelLi9eater,

Onoci Sos. rs aud ~ Fourteenth street.
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more than Sne secret a,a~,;n,
"nat nas ofoaent them together znlzss
nay Dc conm1nity OF interests ~
osn are knozn. aud 50 are ttsir rso
ofos- insif recent movements ars slan
knosn on tie other side of the Allan
VIC. Sohaun Most. the soei slistie leader
vas IN the Hooking valley onIy a
short tin3e ago. and in eo1zeii
WITH fevoiutionists. He went in.o
the AanoriuR VALLEY TOO, whers r1any
thoGsand men are thrown o1t az -
Dy the shutting down Of iron woyks
he EAs 10 PIttsbarp, too. He c,ada 70
pobiie spsech, bat vas satisfied xitb
quiet conferences.
SFasa aud McCoek,
Nzv feEK, Feb. 3.-Gen. Grant in
an lnierSies today said again thAi h.
nao been misunderstood in regard "a
nls recent article on the battle Of
shiloh Gen Grant said: asNo refieo-
tton vas intended on the peraosaI
courage or Zeal If Gen. A Med. Nc
Cock or the fighting qualities of hi.
DIVISION Tn the contrary, expressIv
stated that his division marched from
II miles east of Savannah, and had
besn up all night. 10 fact they had
been Ia a heavy rain darine the night
march AcCook's division did as GOOD
service. perhaps, as any division ia the
held on Monday. the 9Th, and on one &C.
oasIon during that day an opportunity
fell 20 II to do service which receiyef
special esnsmendstion 10 the Official re-
poris OF Cen Sherman and two other
general officers Of the army of the Zen
nessce- The only thing that can see
IL nv article which can he construed
a. retiecting upon Mc(Iook. although il
was not - intended by me. Is the state
msnf thai the request not 10 be sent in
pursuif di Inst come from the officers
and men of the division. bot from the
commander. What MoCoOk said was
correct dis men should not have been
sent il pursuit, and I acted on his ad-
yice and did not send tnem. The arti.
ole shows this"
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
L Third Judicial District Of the Territory
Of Washington, holding terms al Seattle.
in King county, for the counties of King
and Kitsap.
Complaint fled in the County of King.
in the office of the Clerk OF said District
Court.
No. i273- Margaret ]. mclaughlin.
plaintiff. Va, Robert @. McGlaughlin. de-
PENDANT
tbs ExIrKp sTaTks oF ANKRicA sEsD t3EKErtsG.
Te Robert @, McGlaughlin. defendant
You are hereby required 10 appear In an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff, In the District Court OF the
Third Judicial District OF the Territory OF
Washington. holding terms nj the city Of
Seattle, in the county OF King for the coun-
ties of King and kitsap, and 70 answe r
the complaint filed therein within sixty
days from the date Of the first publication
OF this summons, or judgment by default
will BE- taken against you. according TO
the prayer Of the complaint.
The said action is brought TO obtain
decree Of the above entitled Court dis
solving the bonds Of matrimony existing
between plaintiff and aefeodAnt. and al.
lowing plaintiff TO assume her maiden
name. on the grounds OF abandonment OF
plaintiff By defendant since March. 1881.
and for NEGLECT and refusal Of defendant
| 70 make suitableor any provision for plain
tits support since "a d Ma eh. 1881.
Witness the Hon. Roger & Greene, Judge
49,, of the said District Court. and
I SEAL the zeal thereof, this ed day
t~-' OF January, A. ID. 1875.
JAMES SEAvEY, Clerk.
~ JAMES p. LUDLOW, Deputy.
White & Munday. attorneys for plain
Date Of first publication. Jan. q. 1856.
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PACIFIC COAST.


San FRASuEsco. Feb. a-Mrs. Laura
NJ. Wilson. who keeps q founding asy.
lum at 81 sixth street, was arrested
yesterday on char1s Of selling human
beings. The specific charge on which
she was arrested Is selling q ghite bah,
70 Chinese Doctor, lee IsAi Tong. fo'
$50. Shs wss released ON $1,000 bonds
The or~xss seaaisrshIp.
paKrLAsp. Feb. 3-The Senatorial bal
lot today wAs a. follows; J. X Kelly ~
Hirsch 8 Williams 3. George l, r, "
Davespors l. Kelsey 5. Failing I, Hill :,
aheent = Hart ..
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Notice Of Final PreoE.

Us. LAND oEsIoE AT oln<FnA v. TT
Jan. n. lSs5.
~ Notice IL hereby given that OLE D
JOsTEN has Aled notice q Intention 10 make
Anal pref before the Clerk Of the District
Court. at HE once. In seattle W. r.. on Thurs
dag, the h day Of March, A. D. isss,
OF pre- emFtion D 3 No Bis1. fer he y y Of
NE 1 and y y Of NV 4 Of ctisn -. town
ship - north, range east.
He names as Witnesses N 4. Galley Stec
Sssaok, ". chepen and Ole CluHhrsk. ~
Of Hubbard. W. T.
JOHN v. 6OwEY.
iAzauaFs RegistaE Of the Iand ofEca.
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ST. sE0asEs BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
lg SETTLE

WILL HOLD REGULAR MEET
w inzs IN reom G resler-LeAry Do ID
iag. On The nrst and third Tuss@Ays a
every sonth. q . . M
ns3e w. kwEL1IAAs. Prssk
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Notice Of Final Proof.

ia Lam oTFBcx Al oLIxSEA. w.t.
nac. -, 1874.
- Notioe h hsssby sfvss thai JOHN "
Nun son hes alsd nstane % Intention 4
maks anal proof before william d. Weed. No
t.ry Pabi1e. Il his csc, IN seAtths. y. r.
On Tassiay. he I1lh d.S q February, A o
iss<s. 90 Pre- smPfian d. q 30 ss69, zoe III
i q 81 / q sscfien n M / d So \
sad sW I af Nv i Of -essisn u. tsvnsEiI
- nGrth, range wesa-
He hasaes a. Ssf8essss JAmes Ate9reear
H.li 81 % Galley, WI.
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