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ADIsPATCHfrom Paris states that the
Archb shops Of that city and Of Igor s
sndTouIon have written to Pre- lent
Grevy, asserting their devotion to the
fatherland and condemning the iso-
lated electoral misdeeds of few
priests whom, they say, persist in
harping upon the religious gravity of
the present situation. The arch
bishops ASSURE n. Grevy that the
NOR archical and republican forms OF
government are equally acceptable to
the Roman Catholic Church, provided
the affairs Of the nation be wisely ad-
ministered. ~ ~
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The news from Europs is no! of q
very exciting nature. Bismarck con-
tinues his brutal and brutalizing ex-
pulsion Of the Poles, and in the debate
in the German Parliament last Friday
night made light OF it. But all Europe
is greatly stirred over it. Rus
sia especially feeling SO bitter
that it is equally determined -
expel the Germans from its Polish
provinces. "Blood is thicker than
water" The Slav will help the Slav.
The merchants Of Austrian and Rus
sian Poland are making arrangement,
to boycott the German trade as re-
tsliation for the expulsion of the
Poles by "the man of blood and iron"
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BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
Sale OF The Admission Gar WOrks-
sad Accident.
[srrc1lL mol rnr ApprILI {

ESPECIAL TO THE APPKAL.J
BIRMINGaAM, ALA. January 30.-The
car works sold by the assignee at An
niston were bought by W. r. Tuttle,
president of the Knoxville Iron Com
pany, at $9lS3. They will be put in
operation again as soon as possible.
Mrs. Ellen Simpson, an attractive
young grass widow, died here early
this morning from an accidental over
dose Of morphine taken during the
night.
A remarkable amount of heavy
wo k has come to the foun2ries and
machine shops here the last few days.
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InsOlVent Notice.


No. 1897 r. 7.-State Of Tennessee, Shelby
county. Office Of County Court Clerk, Mem
phis, Tom, January 30, 1S96-To John
Tongue, Public Administrator, and as
such Administrator Of the estate Of A.
YOUNG, deceased:
HAVING suggested the insolvency Of the
Ii estate Of AZ Young, deceased, you are
hereby ordered 10 give notice, By advertise
mont in some newspaper published within
the said State, and also at the Court House
door OF Shelby county, for all persons having
claims against said estate, TO appear and file
the same, authenticated in the manner pre-
scribed by law, on or before the Sd day Of
May, 1886, and any claim not filed on OF be-
fore said day, or before an appropriation Of
the funds Of said estate is made, shall be for
ever barred, both in law and equity. Wit
ness my hand, at Office. this SOth day Of jan
uary, 1885.
II. b. CULLEN, Clerk.
By Louis Kettmann, Deputy Clerk.
Notice is hereby given as required By the
above order. January 30, 1885.
JOHN L0AGUE, Administrator.
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MARRIED.

= Observation-Disclosures Duffy's Ho-
tel, Memphis, at o'clock pm, Saturday,
January 80, 1885, BY the Rev. r. A. Venable
of the First Baptist church, CARL P. SEYMER
of Baton Rouge, La, and Miss RuDoRA Nc
GALLUP Of Oxford, Miss. jackson, Oxford
and New Orleans papers please copy.l
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FROM MR.. JOHN MUSETTL.

MEMPHIS, TENN. January 4, 1888.
consulted Dr. James A. Hunter weeks
CONSUMPTION and placed myself under his steadily
rapidly improved since hen gaining color strength end feel
ting wenL
His INHALATION" Instrument opens up lungs gives
them relief earnestly recommend all bS
afflicted with such ailments go to him.
JOHN MUSETTI,
With L. D. Bonana, Grocer 458 Main street.
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ENTIRELY IN The RIGHT.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND BACKED
UP BY HIS PARTY
In His Attitude TOsard the Senate
Resolutions Adopted by the
Democratic Caucus.
lsprcrAL TO TIE arrrAL.l

WASHINGTON, January 3d. The
declaration OF the administration not
to comply with the resolutions Of the
Senate calling for papers bearing on
the official character Of the District
Attorney for the Southern District of
Alabama v az the ehieh topic of con-
versation here to-day. There is every
indication oil warm cont yet over the
matter, which p omisss to develop
into biRer pa. itaa controversy.
The Den o,iats will uphold the Presi-
dent in his course, and expressions in
the party are general that he is en-
tire,y in the right, and should be sus.
tanned. This decision wal reached by
the Democratic Sen,tlIs in caucus
this morning, when the pending issue
between the executive aud Senate was
fally discussed As a result CT their
deliberations, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted, which the
caucus secretary was instruct ID to
have published;
ResoIped, That we approve the views and
action of the President communicated to the
Senate through Attorney Gcnernl Garland
in his letter OF January %, 1886, and thatwe
cordially support the executive therein.
The letter OF the Atlo;ney-G General
Was received by the President Ct the
Sennte yei tjrday, and was seen by
Semi lrs, but as there was no execu-
rive session 1t was not formally laid
before that body.
the PUBLIC rRDr.
1t is estimated at the Treasury De-
psrtment that the public debt stats-
ment to be issued Oh Monday will
show decrease for ne month OF jan
ua:y of about SS,500,0O0.
YOUNG GOLDFISH.
A shipment Of 100000 young cod
fish arrived to-day from Woods Holl,
Mass, the principal at, ton OF the
Fish Commission. They will be taken
to Pensacola, Fla, thence to the SEA
and deposited on the edgs OF cold
deep water basin OF the Gulf.
PARDoKED BY THE PRESIDENT.
The President has pardoned Win
ship Swift, a fIrmer empl rye OF the
POI tai service who was convicted in
Maine for violating postal regulations
in allowing mail bag TO be stolen
through negligence.
ASSIGNED TT DUTY AT HOT SPRINGS.
Maj. r. s. Vickery, surg on, has
been assigned to duty at Hot Springs,
Ark in connection with the compile
tion OF the Army and Navy Hospital
and its preparation for the receptiol |
OF patients.
COMPTROLLER DURHAM
has overuled the decision OF the
First Auditor, who disallowed the &C.
counts Of the Fish Commission in ex.
pending money for the creation Of |
quarters at Woods Holl, Mass.
ADDITION To THE WHITE HOUSE STABLE. |
An addition to the White House |
81 ibles is daily expected in the shape |
Of another stal-brows horse 70 match |
the Presidents wcll-kuown pair.
PERsoNAL.
Mrs. George W. Fall and her lovely |
who have been spending a
fsw weeks here, will return to their
home in Nashville on Tuesday.
Mrs. John @. Brown OF Memphis,
wife OF Gov. Brown, accompanied by |
her daughtAr, ia among the guests at |
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The Chess Champions az g.. LouI

ST. Louis, Mo-, January 30.-Messrs.
Zukertoft and Steinitz, the chess-players,
arrived here this evening. They were met
az the depot by eou mittee and taken 10
Harmonic Club, where the match is 10 b.
rosumed next Mednosday afternoon.
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"a Grent Cnckinr Main

ST. LOUIS, No, January 30.-A
great cooking main between st, Louis and
Dallas, Tex, has been arranged to COM
mence at the latter place on February 22d,
and continue a week. The stake Is 5000
side and 500 on each fght.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Memphis. Birmingham ana Allan.
tic Railroad Extension.
-vrSMSsq topyIcu oy --'---1 M. 20

'vu$WxsF toPyIcR op TsSF ssff T -
o. MEMrHisi BIRMINGHAM AND ATLANTIC
RAILROAD COMPANY,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 80, 1885,
SEALED PRO e0SALS Addressed to tho
~ undersigned and endorsed on tho ont
side. of the envelope "TENDER,0 will be
received u, this oilice until 1910 clock m. on
Monday. Fcbyaary IS, 1886,
for the Graduation, Masonry, Bridging,
Iresties and Cross Ties for that part Of tho
Mem Phis, birmingham and Atlantic Rail-
the Mobile and Ohio Railroads. being about
fiNty 100 miles in length f,4%is and spoc-
ihcations can BIO seen nj tbs once, where
printed forms of lander can BIO obtained.
contractors are requested to boar In mind
that tenders will not DO cons dered unless
mado strictly in accordance with the printed
forms. This company reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
X. II. TEMPLE, Chief Enrinoer,
Cotton ExohanCa Building
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VIcKsBURG, MISS, January S0.-A
hard glove contest between Ashton Of 81.
Louis and James Cleary ofNew Orleans took
place here tonight, resulting in favor Of
Ashton and q severe Furnishing OF Oleary
after q hard battle of eight rounds.
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New Couri.House at Jonesboro, Ark

New COuri-HOuse at JOnesb0rO, Ark +.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
JONES BoRo, ARK, January 30.-The
contract for building a courthouse in
this place wal to-day let to G. W.
Clark of Little Rock for the sum OF
$15,975, the building to be compile cd
by Oct )ber 10Th.
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Undellyered Telerrams.

List OF undelivered kilograms re.
naming at the Western Union Telegraph
ner Madison and Second streets. Office
hours from to 1880 o'clock a.m., and from
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SPORTING NEWS.
A Nashville Man Who Wants to
Meet Gum innings.

Meet Cummings.
To the Editors of the Appeal:
NASHVILLE, TENN, January 2S.-
Please publish tue following challenge
in your paper: That / would like to
meet Dick Cummings Of your city in
a glove contest, hard or soft gloves,
Marquis of Qdeensbury rules, for $500
or 5000 side, to take place February
18th at any suitable hall or place
agreed upon. II Mr.. Cummings
wishes to make a mach please ad-
dress me at once. Very respectfully
YOU'RE, ENos PHILLIPs.
Care of Cbas. Redmond, Park Theater.
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FROM MR.. M. w. YUCKLEY.

MEMPHIS, TENN, January 4, 1885.
have been weeks under Dr. A. Hunters
LUNG DISEASE and have great relief
INHALER and operations for carrying medicines into the Nasal cavities
and Lungs the finest imagined give immediate
constant relief
confidently recommend all afflicted him. they
Will got the very best skill and attention.
NJ w. YUCKLEY,
Composta in the Appeal oHFce.
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COMPLIMENTARY TO DIR. HUNTER
From Patients Under His Care in Memphis:
FROM j. j. WILSON, ESQ.,,


superintendent Of Yards Tor WOODRUFF Lumber Company.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, January A. 1886.
Several weeks experience Dr. Hunters treatment for CATARRH and
Throat that the His apparatus
relief
have disappeared.
Iunhesangy all affected with these distressing ailments
Hunter satisfied they will receive ~ and honorable
j. j. WILSON,
Corner Jefferson and Fourth streets.
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r. j. MORGAN. L. D. MCFARLAND,
JOHN b. ROBINSON.
Morgan & M'Farland,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.

22 Madison street, Memphis.
~ uEFDa- ~ IN
Nv q have admitted JOHN d. ROBINSON
in our business. Style OF arm 10 remain as
heretofore and above.
February /, 1885.
MORGAN A MCFARLAND
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Notice of Final SeltIemen,

Notice Of Final Settlement.
No. 1887 r N-.In the Probate Court Of Shell
by County, Tennessee-Walter ID. Neon,
administrator ofIsaac W. Moon deceased.
TNHIS is TO notify all persons Interested In
l. the estate of said Isaac W. Moon, dec d,
hat will: at my Office in tho city Of Mem
o clock n. m, take and stat, the final ieitle-
ment of the accounts Of Walter ID. Moon, as
administrator of the estate Of said Isaac W.
Moon, deo'd. This January 30, 1885.
". Is. CULLEN, Clerk.
BY Louis Kettmann, Deputy Clerk.
Poston 4 Poston, Attorneys.
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PEReoNAL.

Mrs. George w. Fall and her lovely
daughter, who have been spending a
fsw weeks here, will return to their
home in Nashville on Tuesday.
Mrs. John @. Brown of Memphis,
wife OF Gov. Brown, accompanied by
her daughtar, ia among the guests at
the Riggs House.
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DIED.

WILLIAMSON Ha,kleroad's Landing,
Desoto county, Miss, January II. 1885, Mrs.
PRISCILLA A. WILLIAMS. st. Louis Repub-
copy.
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l0FFIClAL.I
VACCINATION.

OFPIoE.0F BOARD or HEALTH,
81 Poplar Street,
TAXING DIsTRIOr OF SHeIBY Co. TEsN.,
MEMPHIS, TESN., January 81, 1886.
A FRESH supply Of bovine vaccine virus
~ received to-day at the Office of the
Hoard Of Health, No. 81 Poplar street. Par
tie, having children requiring vaccination
will present them rs early ms possible,
GEO. S. GRAVES. M ID :. Rnni,v
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memphis building ana savings Assn
TTNHE regular monthly meeting of Direct
L srs will he held MONDAY EVENING,
Feb. LIST, at7;90 o'clock. New series opon /.
Money 10 loan. by order
JAS. s. ROBI IS0N, President.
BAMUEL HIRsCH, Secretary,
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THE GovERNoRsHIP.

Coming to the Governorship, 1 feel
very much confused, and find it very
difficult to resolve my doubts. Nearly
every county in East Tennessee has a
candidate, but it is pretty generally
conceded by the men from the mount
aims that Bob Taylor, from Carter
county, will fiddle his way through
the convention, as he did through
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ADDITION I'd THE WHITE HOUSE STABLE.
An addition ID the White House
81 ibles is daily expected ia the shape
of another 81 al-brows horse TO match
the Presidents woll-kuown pair.
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has overuled the decision OF the
First Auditor, who disa'lowed the &C.
counts Of the Fish Commission in ex.
pending money for the creation Of
quarters at Woods Holl, Mass.
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LIE CUTTER MANHATTAN. Its reported
that the United States revenue steamer
Manhattan fouudered yesterday morning,
two and a'half miles off the harbor of New
Haven, Conn, and sank immediately, car.
rying with her al on board. The cause of
the accident is not known. The Manhat-
tan went into port Saturday afternoon for
shelter and started out, presumably for
New Iork, at about nine o'clock Yesterday
morning. The wind was blowing a gale
and tremendous see was running. Just
after passing the breakwater and getting
the full force of the gale that was blowing
up the sound, she was seen by VIM. King,
an oyster dealer, living Mt Oyster Point.
lie watched her through glass, aud as she
appeared 10 be laborng heavily aud was
evidently in distress, lie ran to telephone
and tried to notify some CT the tugs in the
hArhor. When he returned the Manhattan
was still to be seen, and was in trouble.
About three minutes later she had disap-
peared aad nothing could be seen. Mr..
King is OF the opinion that she went down
with all On board. He states that under
the most favorable circumstances she could
not have steamed out Of sight inside of
twenty minutes. The tug Alert went down to
the hrcakwatcr in the afternoon, but was CON-
PEELED 10 return without going outside owing to
the high wind and heavy sea. Bradford, eight
mics to the eastward, reports that a large guam
tity OF wrcckagc is coming ashore, and is strcwn
along the beach for two miles 1t consists of
woodwork, apparently inside csbiu work bread.
s'ullS, including biscuit, oil cans, etc
The Manhattan was i Gtfunch screw steamer os
about l2o tons. and carried Il crew OF tSonty five
men. Sac WAS commanded by Lieutenant ID. F.
Ic%ler. The other officers OF tho cutter wcre
Second Lieutenant w S. Holland, executive Off.
ccr TLi:d Lieutenant J. C. Harris, Engineer las
OHiin, and Assistant Engineer Willis Pcdrick.
'y reference To our Geographic disnatchcs it
viii he seen that tho Manlaltau WAS not lost, but
has arrived safe in port
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L06AE. RREV5TsES.

Nir. Andrew Pittman, of Front ROYAL,
died Monday last. in the SD year of hi J age.
Mrs Green, wife Of Mr.. Martin Greene and
step mother Of Mr.. J. II. Greene, died at her
home on north Fayette street, this morning.
Rev. DR.. l.. G. Murdaugh, rector of Trim
ity Episcopal Church, Fredericksburg, died
III That city yesterday in the sixty-fuurth
year Of his age.
The police ball tonight will be largely at
tended and the members of the force will
see that al who attend spend pleasant
evening. There will be good music
The hnuao in Washington belonging to
the late Mary Hall, was sold on Thursday
laSl Tor $500, and will be converted into
home for The reformation of fallen women
Tie rain of Saturday night last under.
mined and washed away a portion of the
approach wall of the new sewer on Princess
street, bit the damage can be repaired in
short time and at small cast
couple Of ''crack shots" left The city
yesterday for Westmoreland county in quest
of game wild and tame-and this notice is
to inform the birds, vino will probably not
Otherwise be aware OF the presence of the
gunners.
The sensational telegram in to.day's New
iort; WorId supporting 10 be from this city
giving an account Of Mayor Lamb, OF Nor.
folk, being here looking for chance to
hight duel with Congressman Wise is be-
DovtA 10 b. a canald.
Mrs. Sarah 4. Minton has sold to Mrs.
Theodore ketcham a lot Of ground on the
north side of Prince street, near PAYNE
street, fronting twenty feet on Prince street,
and Improved by two story frame dwell
ing, for 500.
II is underst God that the fixture Of Messrs.
&. \. Worthington & Sons, of Baltimore, and
c. !. Worthington, jr., of this city, which
was announced on Saturday, will affect none
Of the merchants OF this city. The failure is
attributed to the continued shrinkage in
value of grain--and outside of the members
of the firms, who lose everything that they
had--will be felt by but few, and they ,prin.
cipaly the creditors of the Baltimore house.
The amount involved it is said, will fall
short Of $4,000.
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AN APPOINTMENT DECL1EED.-Mr eide.
on }. Tucker, Of New York, recently desig.
mated by President Cleveland as ''comms
s!oner TO examine and report upon one
hundred miles Of railroad constructed by
the Oregon and California Railroad Com.
pnny' in southwestern Oregon, has sent q
letter to tie President declining the appoint.
men'. In his letter he says: "By such in.
quiry Rs | have been able to make learn
that this commisSionership is provided 70,
in one Of those laws by which corrupt Con.
greSses haven late years given away to rail
road capitalists vast tracts oflands belonging
to the American people, subject to favorable
reports when made to the President by com
mlssioners named by him to examine the
completed roads. An examination OF this
kind, SIN told, is treated as sort of en-
tcrtaiament given to the commissioners by
the officials Of the road suhjected.to the ey.
animation. Free rides in palace cars. free
quarters at hotels, and a hospitality which
Is ct the same time generous and selfish, are
commonly extended. A favorable report
hoHever, just lies under the imputation O
having been purchased. On the other hand
the commissioner who would refuse all
iivorS cannot more than earn the expenses
Of ordinary travel. am poor man, de-
pending upon my work for my income, and
ca2no; aliDrd TO take this appoint meut."
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ENDS ~ MCRpEE.-At q late hour Saturday
night Owen 0. Lcggitt, an artist the son of
wealthy parents residing in England, was shot
and instantly killed by John Clark, twenty years
cd employed on n ranch in the mountains near
NadrOne Cal. On this ranch was q young woman
OF whom Clark was deeply cnamored. Lcggitt,
while sketching among the hills last June, stop.
pea at this ranch. and several occasions chatted
pleasantly with the girl Tor whom Clark had such
"A warm attachment. This so cnfagcd Clark that
he followed tcggitt TO San lose and attacked him
in the street For this he was arrested, aud, be.
ing iound insane, was sent to an asylum. He was
discharged two months ago and Immediately set
to work to lind Lcggitt, who he believed had
caused him to be sent to the asylum. He met tho
object Of his search for the frat on the street
Saturday night, drew a revolver and shot Leggitt
dead. Clark was Immediately arrested and
lodged in Jail. 1t is said that Leggtts father is
colonel in the British army
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4 FATAL DOSE OF PoIsoN-Mrs. John T.
Given, Of Washington, committed suicide with
arsenic on Friday while her husband was on
his deathbed. OC an oyer-ucrvous temperament
Mrs. Given ut least once in Washington and, it is
said, once at Colonial Beach, attempted suicide.
Among The few friends who knew of her troubles
and strained nerves was Mrs. !. T. Laskey, of
whom she had made conidant To her house
worried Ivy her husbands illness and troubles, sho
went on Friday LAST, and there she took large
dose o! arsenic i'll glass Of water, Mrs Laskcy
entering the room just as Mrs. Given swallowed
the dose Mrs. Laskcy begged her to tell her
what she had taken, and in few minutes she
confe Sed the attempt upon her life and begged
Mrs. Laskcy to save her. Physicians, although
quickly summoned, were unab!o to prevent the
poison from causing the death of the lady on Fri.
day night
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GsRe hsUIl Kline

The power Of tho Vikings has passed away,
Ana Is known as thing of an ancient day;
While that of tho Bull King does still rcnsin
And takes control OF Il railroad train.
For photographs down, Held The train in town
Fox at least an hour or two.
IL Is myNSil that il stand still
While l finish my oyster stew.
" lis we'll known fact Eve n stock contract
Before which all things give way.
The u. ). mail, that is due without fail,
Mrs: wait my pleasure to-day.
Il care not penny how few or how many
am Keeping away from their homes
Or how woefnl their phi ht in their drive to night
They must wa:. till the Full King comes
Then come lads ana lassies, we will fill our slss ;es
And make the wc!kn ring the wealth
"hiio We drink to the health, the power and
Of our great Bull King.
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SUFFERING FOR THE NECEssARIEs OF
Mrs. Helen Carroll, who has entered
su't IN Washington for divorce from her
"0Soanf. Gen Carroll. char gins iim with
HSn@i!y and iniiiel,ty, has fled letter in
1e' case, in which she completes of the bad
neai ment SHE ucw euGu,sS. she states that
sHe nas not fjr mouths received dollar
. s her husband, and lie 1esves her on q
- III SIX miles from the city with two negro
n n.:n and az old woman; that she cannot
,,"J'y the uso of her own carriage, and,
,H;'''eiore, is compelled 10 walk to the sta
S ""h' fl>klng life and health. She further
r r."'eS mat she is suffering for the necessa.
Nc o. lIi"; that taere is 10 heat in Tbs house.
chase it. "'-Ao"' tA'o"'s " pa'