$2,50. per Year, in Advance.
w wick' to1 avwm cutmnnn.
The late appearing after llie prlnle
naai em the paper U the tale or (he
KXFIK A TION (Of aahaeripUea.
Money thouM be remitted by registered letter,
iMDitoflce money order, or check on tank. The
rubll.bcr wlll.uot be .repoiilWc for money unit
otherwlie. "l 3
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Dkowmjd. The! JHahulealvr says
(lint on the 12th of April Wm.A. Tttr
nor, was drowned while engaged In
(looting logs .down a tributary of
Smith, riyer, about twenty miles from
Oardner City. Mr. Turner was a na
tlveibf Scotland, 'nbout twenty-eight
years of nge. Supposed tohave rela
tives In the, vicinity of Astoria.
i Two Mux DnowxKD. A dispatch'
from Albany; May 13, uiys that a dis
tressing accident by which two men
lost their lives occurred at Harrlsburg
on last Sunday. Three men, named
Riley, Pcrmau, and Furrier, wero rid
ing on the river In a skiff, when it up
set 'and Pcrman and Farrier, wero
drowned. Tlio other man succeeded
in'.reachlng tho shore.
OhAnv County. The Mou'uialnctt
learns that tho) crops In John 'Day
Valley are 'not. looking very well'and
that they wero in much need of rain:
The grass was .excellent' and thol live
stock of all kinds arc doing well.1
During the mlddleof April tho weath
er turned cold and 'destroyed nearly
tho entire fruit crop-sTiie coldest day
of tho winter was on.tho 14th or loth
day of 'March. Tho miners were hay
ing plenty, of ;wdter and wore mooting
with, general good success.)
Distukssino AccinKNT. Tho Dal
las Jij)ibUcn,Hay, 11, has tho follow
ing: Thocoldest daughter of Lewis
Bosley, living near Grand Hound) met
with a severe accident on Saturday,
the,4th(j1-lnjt,1; , While .standing Jnear
tha Aro a onibt nr.utml miua ami hljiv?
tho .flames-out:.widcr. he r;.clofhlBg; J
wuieu tooKiirc,.Aii oe.amiX'WUBi
somo distance' from' 'tho hojuse, she
coum,not,putit otic uuu i yearly an
herclothlugwasbuniedpff,. Her back
Is a contlnual'bllster froiiUho.'
her shoulders down,', and arpur
waist ItHs ' literally cooked
tons of.
ure-und her
ked brown,.
Tim akin Ih nil liuriind oft her nnns
and hands; fully one.-thlhl of the skin
Is burned from the body. ' ) ,c: .
S.ERioysAinETj-OuFrldaytysit,"'
says th'o 'MtffCMUt Mrs. i Moore,' (wlfo of
Wk'Sr Moore, County Treasurer, whllo
attending to h'erusual household duties
slipped Wd fell uporV.thc'floor' ao'vlp'-,
lently njjto bo'cuhlo jtoyrjao'jne.
wAa.takYu.un nnd placed onia bed, and
Dr." 'Pnytoiwiraiaaedlatilyl sent: ifor.l
The Dr. eh - examining her condition
found that shohad received such itv
Juriesj linher back as 'may nrobnblyi
ronder.)ier an. invalid for Hfojilf indeed
a mora serious result uoca ikhiiouow.:
Mr.', and -MtB.Mppre, who have, nmt
their lnany'.frlouds in thjslasf criou
BUxV''t Vtr':, "1 ' "'
Pomtioau1 The 'RepubllcaiH of
Jackson' 'county 'iiKvo nominated, the
following, i. Itenresentatlves,.. In-
glrjA, TeBbrookltJB.FWalder; Sher-,
iff.T.iMcKenzie; CoHntyiJude, E. B.,
Watsonj'Clerk, Vi ,Dnhr Treasufer,'
JohnBllgJjj.'AseJorJ JHobSj Taylor;'
WtP,uPetV,,l-,PueP' V Vt niey ;
CnJcr4.Mf8W7?riB. F- ir;,
CommissloBcrs,, Jacob0 agner, andMrj
.TJic
iH,'AI
rlsj'tlrentarer,1 Wmr' Mastewf ,C6m-,
,IDI.,M tl T Mrfnmilnl- ' tl HII.
yerjl vuSjoIinfMlaJrVbbl,
C. W. Burmgc; Coroner, T.CJ. 'DrVef."
ine itcpuoiioans oi t iiniina county
tho'jWbt threo ycftr! Unserve ano; no
dotibt'wlll 'wcelvo .the svmDathv of
in .' . .. .n' . n
i,rouowing u tue, ticKet iiQnima-
dopvfy Ffitato' Scaator, J. N,',DoIph,
RepWaejitatlvcsT, "J.In',,Caplcs, Sol,'
lifl-'f mvilSl! Vrk.lW VM?-Hari!
havo nominated the following ticket :
Representatives, 'A. 11. Meacham and
Augustus' Mallory; Judge J. S. White;
County Commissioners. Q. Rces and I.
C' Thompson; Sheriff, J. 1'. KusbeojH
UicrK, J. K.iiean; Treasurer lAti Livor-
Miiv,rit,nt,t' Tn'i.n i,.n. fimw.'
or, J. H. Sharon; Coroner, John Teal,
,
Astoria Itkms. Our correspondent
nt Astoria sends us the followluirJeler. rcHldlm on' Thirty-ninth street.!
Items' from that nlaco i
whin Aimn m Hnmii. frnni Vlw
York," for Kalama, arrived May 0th, """ " "feaV I Dn linf belli ,,,,lw
with over 1.300 tons or Tron, for N. V. , TKEZw' I
HRrCoMado'tho-mn-from New'i isloc,nl train ran .ironi Worcester I
York to the Columbia i iver bar, in 103
ilavs. The, oulekust ruul on record.
U?r! '".-iiuii.ua ruui mi muni.
ttiie is (rawing 19 feet or water, iimi
she has to discharge 3IX) tons of Iron
hCJi. cm il..n,-
oeioro suo can pass tnrougi
ei jtny. no is tno
i-lTrst of twelve
.s to nrrlvo the
,,.llmn for
heavy draucht 'shin
present season with' railroad Iron for
that Company.
being
wnec
from
, On
came
Ben.' Holladay, with a" tforps
iioers, prospect i
.1... v. ..--t.r,-!..... 7.jJ
lu! JiXjM8 " Bai ' a,,d 1
ributarj to.lt. '
stow. A gentleman Just.
iiiu nreni inu
Dkep Snow." A gentleman Just
from Threo Milo Creek,1 Wasco county,
Informs the Oregonlati that snow lay
In that .violBltyj on the ground' last
winter for -h ('period' of .ulne: weeks.
Ho reports the snow, in.thc mountains
much ueeiier than it .has been for a
number of past years. .Should thero
ben) sncU'of Mann weather of several
II fT aAa li'nnMinr) f aaVaMI
weeks' duration, tho flood would ex
ft if tl
ceed any th I nir: of tho kind for many
years previous. , Tho Columbian river,
rose two icct at iiic Danes on rriuay
nhrht'last
Every one nt that place
is making' preparations
to move oacK
as inq water rises.
r Cohjckb1 Stonk LAio.The.cornor
.. (i...., 1...H.H r.im i. ui. -t
o.uMv y IKO .W WI1 O'"-.
lnliuil . In-B.I.M . ..u Inl.l l.rf
"t vs-iin.Mt-w."..w-i "
Tuesday, .with the usual ceremonies.
Tjic yeiicrablo.rofiblshppBlanehct
eonductcil tho sorce, 'araljPov, Jj-,
Flercns dcllvcreil tho address. Sever-.
al other clcruv of .tho Catholic Church
were lii attendance!,,,..'. ' ' " ' , " ,.
rPjftOHATjQNpAy-j-jTbu OrandAr-'
my bf. tlio'ltep)ibllc,rjlljkibrato1th(sj
day nt jho Courtj House,. jn;Po'rtland,
on th'o. 30th , Inst.', with", appropriate
ceremonies. 'Col; 'David Tnggart, of
that city, hns accepted the Invitation'
A largo bargeU.iiow,. ',-,,,., ,,irlinHnnnf,Hll, iii..'I,Sp",a .,. ... .,...
loaded from her, to be towcjl mAkiAmi,Jm ' " ' .lt ',r?Sf.t..r"y 'r "ilTi
anio down -loacieti witii' salmon i , ir.,r,ilinil i.,n,i .ii.xi nr tin. Atn- ;;"" vu'"""v" ," imi " i
HamVaFisherv for shipment.' ' iiT "Mchn,inn 1Un" ,k ' nt ,lu A.Mor- M1" lrpppstl ncwartleleofrhc ash-
MayjlSth, .Steamer.K N. Cooko, ',",YMllltall ..,, MV, ..ivi.,!"""." ii.Ill.T."
down from Port and. brina nr .."..: . :";":..". ..:.:; V... '7. . " '""J eoiioiuiun nujuurm-u mi -..-
u,Heuvefilue uuurcna ijii.iuu uveaniuii. rpi.-.-Fii.vx.Twantv-fivo')hlindred
acres thatti
havo.bemi mira with flaxseed In Ore-1
nnii.iai.iir nniiUtii 11111.ir.Miicoini)leto,)proteclloii,-nd that tnbrts,
gou this season.': Of this six hundred , b t)0 Vjt . gtaU(; i., t,,Bt jr?c,,
acres are cast of the luountaluH,' four, lHivsbeeiv'nmlefdrlthopaHtt)Vo years,
uuuuiwu . ....... u..yM.,vT, ,.jiu
oaiauco motuyjii iniieaiiu i.inu
and will soon become a .favorite, resort
with those In nets I of recreatloiirand
rest.: ) ii i i c j '
!,.- .. -..(.. . .1 -
'mK uKora.r ram an oure,xcnangcs
intnisvaiiey we icani mat crop gen-r
- i..: t. . .f.ii.-. v.t .-
iNA7r:ur. Aiexan. er cmrey,
nil uiii mill
(teaoflty, lately
'm M? ?."
n JJ VllT.W -44rr ,-.-1 -' '' ".'Iff
;(ux AToi.ttMB.iTlibfL.V6UT A'wtK
Wt Iim Jnat ''cUredjtaMi't tu aecori k
VB'alt HvHtJaBn Tl.? Jpurfrl .aaj'M , "jflSte-ffli'S'.; Md flnner'ronl
aw. J i . .11 ..t . .. At r..r I., i .. i 1.V uiv irvi r.w ktvr . iv.i - -
uiaiiiivsaipriigsouiiic,yivciwionroM!o or'4il0-Jews In RotiMaiiro.'ImMrWior n flock'
nro fast crOW ins ill fa VOr.Wltll lUValid. rVnmiu-lilnli.l'nnn.mra'tfl tllnlnMInn l.li..J' .L..: I., l.i..
crally.prm seagoodharvest.Thefritlt IX'miiemtlo ptato.couyentipn meelH H, '" uiiiiijn.vuiiienj wii. iMs, ., "(:0iivaj.i.im.
i." u, rSu. -wiii .iAv..rHil. h ' hnvAralrBilv arrlVL-dj! The frellna-.lH ...:, Jl' i (i...,n.i ' .. . .... . Allmnj Jienionai wo learn that
, '-tuVtlystrpiMJvrlnypr.oMUooH, '"'"'.''Tl broke oHt at CorvnIIU on
T .' . '.. . ...i...... ... i.' dorsenicnt of. the C n nntlt. l tttromi u''"-''" r '"' w'" "'"" ni0riiliiir.lMav 10 whlch
n..v.7...i.i ,!..., xTt'i ;' E.rV" Wl7ml yW"WtVm?Z ,"":i.,",v uywllilm oivtlw Wl Udo of
ivii.i.mt. in ii louuiiiir euiui) on inu ' :.-.:i .) 'v.i...:.ui ',r.Aj.......i ...,.t.i .ij a ..ma. ..., rA-.i :. ' . --
7a1 :".:, :;.:VrAL'. .":::t:n; Ari...;,. ,"'" w??nj njnouic juage, 8trt.ei fromthvcuy.Hotiu
, ...y,.....tt, ..(.. f..vV-..r...,T ...,,. ,.,r .r.w, --7 ."i- -."-'"" vour corret.ttoniient J. v. ii. : is asK- to fimIl'h bioi-k. Tim nurti..
yw. "(?' iieiween two ioKh race over , c ngiy , vyi f iur T .. j i - f , r i l(I j i j m.p.KlViiflinK.'rV.viASifiSi
nfiia K.iian . wi j. a . . v. -- l ri.i v.'Mi.riiu . ti. i.un-.. imiu .null u ...v. .... ... . ...
vnluuu.. with e,tukTAtnhimm - ai;fmc wwi'tww mwii waa jevi-
sawmt JJ . I)rK.M3,, .nunleiiHlMiiililhmwti Jntft th
SLrs..DuHlw'i!)V4UiW'.Wia,
bt iww.ia KewtYart,! ritt oniingi
nlA'aunroiillotrt lnnM8MlVh,'Uril
city.
SALEM, OREGON, MAY, 18,1872.
UOMKmCJiKVfBWTt TKLRGnAPH.
Nkw York, May 10. William Cut
ten Bryant has been chosen orator on
the occasion of the Inauguration of the
William Shakespeare statue, .in Cen
tral" Park, "Aray'SM-throo'huiutreth
anniversary of the noct's birth.
i Aicrjme similar In some clrcumstan-
' ces to thc.jNnthan murder.iwas perpc-
Mi - nMii nfiTiif nin. it. imiMim:- inw.
Thb robbers invaded the premises, one
" "i ""i mo ieii. uroiwi,
i. ... , i. .. i,t. i.. i.. i tt i . . i
" Xl?. v-twe mi nulos H ' M
'"ciBlitj-twominutes.
mir-olnl from T-niiilnn nvs tlinl
jiuiiiuu:.
from Ixindtm savs that
relative to the,Viithlne-V,uir..i..iiP...
" tin lo s relative to II.o-W.hI, !'
toiiTiwatynre still progressing. Tim
- -".- . .... . . " .
1i)rK!' '2, llrf'"1, xo 1,",P',01 ft voe
?f wA,lt of.?.0V,U,c".e.e $,n..M1".,,1!y ",l" i
'"" OlMnVlllu'H BtAtolUeilt Is SatRi.C-
J'r.inownni wm booh ie reirniii, ami
that the non arrival of olllclal papers
alone causes tltt) delay,
Wa'hhinoton, May II. The Ala-
Dr. Howard will soon !e released, and
bam n dead lock still continues. The
American Government firmly persists
menllal damage; ai the only.pwcti-
cable method of securing a settlement '
I si tlin titmaAiirntlnii f Alnlttau fARmii.l
of some international principle clearly
showlnir theresnousibllltvorneutrulH.
England is becoming satisfied that the
,,..?... wm lfnii. iinftiwir mihmira iu
T . m , . . m .
caso to the1 Ueneva Board. . She has
made new advances for compromise
which her punctilio and our principle
may both be saved. Thlsmanlfcstation
of anxiety for a satlsfactbry adjustment
nromlsea "nrobable .suocem. but the
matter Is fiwufilclently, dvwiped) yet.
ia ii vuivtMicn'ouv ,.r w ir .r
Ai.n.NY,, aiay is. iic,igisiaiure
v '
will nnallyJadroiirnJo-'mArrou'. Tlie
a1111.,Mi;i,l,-.1,Afiui.ll,llMl.l..
'"l""",",r."w,".,H""V"S",K" .
a uourt or juipeaciiniem,, J twin
ad
Jotirn until to morrow, wJU'ji arllch
irllcles of
liinenehmont 'Wlll'-I JMrrWI muin'
Judge; Jlaruardtatt.Hnratoga! on New
XprK. ...un
Wasiiisoto
,faj4:-SenaieJilil
trictVCourt'lnlndltin
to'
establish 'a'dlstric
Territoryiwaa dlscusoin
ieussoAi.-. n;- ,r .
Tho, President enMunci'ua!to,Con-,
frcss relatlVo to nlleged'aliUHesand III
reatment of immrgrants'-'brt'hhlii-'
loard and after lundlnv' at our sea.
lundlng' at
ports, setting forth at length, tho( var
ious Impositions practiced upon Imini-,
Kinmi, mm urHiiiK'nnuii'ii-giniiiiiiiii'ii).
will tend to Hrotcet theui. l.i , i
.. - . ...
o inewmgo eoucmues y statiug
treaties with' nations riiriilhliig
Immigrant lire riecesary fdr ''their
ami are now ocneveu 10 ue successnu
of ouroverumeut n the appoint went
of PMIrolo s Consul- at Bucjiarest,
exercised a'cood and .molal lufiUenca
ii anil jnoral Infliienca
niid resulted In
preventing open vlo-
,eac4) ,, a frrCc of t ie d,ltoMWI.
li Tlio '
n 'ihcels'i
lnlnmAJ'
iiovjikutkk, ,. ., Jay
v.'KtMsinv.
nimrterdaSir. and''was Cwoii'fir Froir-
t'own;afeur yearok4BnleHe5tttaiit
,bmrt.,waiiMlAlwUMMitterirR
, ltk evening, A TCwtTs JWWlHti. W
thaf of Matthew f-arldkr n'taiior, wish
, tiiii-r lit juTi
trial, which
rxwr u n rtn tua rw wi rw rum1. .. a r
n rail. a .... t i In 1 a .
'ntaiisisiiiT. iinaii iniiiHRHiiini wn w . . i a a.i
1
will undoubtedly result In a term of
vears in the penitentiary. The woman
Is said to belong to a wealthy and re
spectable family.'
8t. Louis, Maylft. The authorities
of Cass county offer $3,000 reward for
each arrest, of tho niurdurura of Ste
venson, Cltuu and Dutro, at Ounn
Clt.v. on tho 24th of Anrll.
Nkw Havkk, May 12. Ferry was
Kl'L'tS ff " IiiV.l,V.SIu",i"ii;?lwUIUoiloaW thntoiP a bill cbuldbo
vwiMVfii. v'nv i.r'fho i,,r,w, ,
HtatMiiont ofi tlio Aiaimuia situation is i
oinociiwtjtuiiinii ntwniiiumauiwi
'"''"i0' lrlt,l,y l.i HC,u,Vi',',V
points of difference upon the Indirect
1mT V, ",(,n"1or' ""ppienientai
treaty whlcli shall embnieoiiv fourth
....i.. .... .i... ..i.i r .1... n
.treaty which shnll einbruc
rue for ,i,u gulthuiou of tl
vMiiiifiinr n..i
Yt .. .,"" "" '".Y."1... .V," Yr
iliny claims except for dlrec
1 Ullll-llllLl.1 V.XV.II.I', ..IK ... .fc. ... .. w...
elalniH excent for direct damaces.
fl'ho ntldltloi
ho so tlrawn
.ini(ll1tlcri U
niUlltlonal treaty ns proposed will
ns to obvlntu tho Dundlug
ml allow the arbitration to
New Yonir. MaylS. The Chamlier
of Commeroo to-tfay, with; but one
dissenting vote,' adopted a resolution
approving of 'tho supjichncntary' arti
cle of. tho Treaty of Washington. J '
:I
n
&& Cn.Mer.tltl
" i
TUK WOOL qUIMTION '
Irt Just now obo of ongrosslng'lnter-est-to
that clam offarmors who rnle
sheep. These nro excited and hope
ful ovor thol present price of wool,
and are natumllytaridt-properly anx
ious that tho: present tariff onwool
and woolen goods should not lie
changed, and as'tho high rates paid
for wool nro'not asc'rllMiblo to tho tu
rlfTt laws," but ratKcrito a general fall
ing o In (production! aa-edhiparad
'with tho consumption wool-f rowing
obun tries Igrindratej Mt 'is plhlh' that
the removal' of tHe'ferirT wbultl 'not1
Klvo aayi great rellefto It Might pVr-1
hajw glvdousittretgn-grow'n wMol a
'coKtiofaTWorlHco-'ofibur' Wobl-tTOW-
ingl nnUiwboleh-fnnniifneturliiV 'In-'
terestH ir.WhlI'dwo,asea'tl'lIy 'gutird'J
ourhelves agalhst Injurious oompetU
tlonw!th countries having an nbtin
danco of cheap capital arid itimsot
Incr the luhnibrr of bur liooks without
pnying'due rcgnnl io tUa' gualtig of
1 Holier fur iiettor
XW'w'tpH nd
tif one iiundred
feao ific nunibhr to
t: . ,vni
that extent,
for the snk.
Any rensonnhio outlay
for the sake Improving' n
HOC IT
wlll. ns ti nilc. lie ti causo of craln
"Ui ffm"Sr car0 lM?.owcd, In mldl-'
Hon to tho .improvement It&cir. it hi ,
ii. .YI.. ... I.' A '...,.( n'.iu A..-,. . 1...J
7 ' I a ilfurh'lvU t A
.. . ... ...
'In answer'to iho nbtWo-incntlone'd1
wrlteW t would wiy' that I- do1 hot
" vy . v .. ...i. - . .
unpaid lubpr, let us. .also, guard our
Helves' nghlnsr'tho 'folly of rushing
llimltiiii(r'lii(ir'tht nmiriif miitiinlv.
U I IK"
"TWy,1 .- aI ... i i.. i i. ... .1 ti . . . f -fmt-fr n
IklnL- ih.Vt.li.li nf 'flreulntliU'rnol.'ldrv trooil
.... ... ...... ..!..... I ...
on elect on 'nay woara nc 'n
godd lii
i fiu...
, ""'"?
get
Uy
. ..t .,.i .i.t... .t.i....-.
other WtftH,Wlf-fkW
Mime tlmo and effort to convlncn
-resiiltsa'H tb'i Id Work VU "-",' .l,,!,,-r,:j;,"":.1.1'1 '
tWnuir ..fli.r illMil,rfH.rt,i ; A(dulatloitfiljfIWtlVO'i:bloft froml
i Iietinonn riirnrn. wn election irigton, MKingltliht tUe novernment
niflnW ilfirroiwl!u llhWhi. in.'l msv 'trtkyXioeS.tldhr,6r trio,JIslands.u
Volume IV. Number 13.
many farmer!) (ami thoso by nt
mean tho least Intelligent) that'dogs
should be taxed ns othor property'
and that' n tax Imposed upon dogsJ
would havo great nnd good results,
In addition to rendering the raising
of sheep and tho growlng"ofrwdoln'
mnroJsiMtiro Iniliirs4. T
hnvo but
got'throuuh tho' LotrWhtnro to levy
n tax on dogs in order to create n
fund fi'oui which to pay premiums
On the sculps of nnlniuH Injurious to'
the funning Interests. Such it bill-'
wn Introduced during tho legisla
tive M.Ion of 1S02, and was lost (nf-1
ter n Horlcs of recoinniitmcnts) by a
tle'vote In'tlio Housoof Representa
tives. It requires n little " backbonb"
In n legislator io run tho gauntlet of
ftinnnd ridicule' which lhat portion
of tiie1 memltcrs who 'think 'tth'em
selves nbove dog-lnw leglslntl'onwilI
sliower uioii hlni, qntl there l.i'hot'
much likelihood of-'innny men tak
ing tho field to champion n dog law'
unless hl constituency ha backbone
enough to tloriinnd the notion of hlrn'
and sustain him In hU efforts. There'
wash verdict rendered in tho Circuit'
Court "for' thli eodnty re'contlyi by
which Judge and Jury1 alike: 'did'
themselves honor In giving damages
to n trmn'M-ho hud had some valunblo
sheep killed by n ilelghbor's dog.. A
few rtueh decisions, in niJudghioht,
Mould 1m u Hirer. nndije.s.s Jcujon
nblo wnj; of getting rid ofiifhcep
kllljiigdogs'tlinn tp offer it premium,
for tholr destruction, .wliieli,-would,
bo, jdniosfburo ,o-1k) nbuscd,', nud,
create. bail blood lii neighborhoods..
- JVKUINU TIIt;.l(AtI,ItUAU.
In- reranl to tho destruction' of
sheep by the railroad trains, which'
tho sainol writer alludo.s to, It socni"
to me that, fdnclng tho truck would'
bo tho most ofticlont remedyi This.'
running over stock and the rouse
riuonces, has two hides to it.: The
breakages of railroad stock aro'flhw'
to be taken Into thonccount besides'
theso thorn nro tho resulting Inju
ries to human beings also to bo com
pounded for. I suppose a bill passed
by tho Legislature r requiring) the
company to foncb tho lino would 'not
bo much objected to by tho company,
hut, fulling thut, n law putting, tho
powor ofdappruislng damage 'dono
' to ht0ck or f",ne,'',, Kraln Helda Into
! tho courtof tho Justice of, the peace
of the district, tlio award to bo col
lected by levy und execution on Hie
company' property within! tho dis
trict,; nccil be, oulilm'curoii more
prompt attention' to hucIi mattora by
i the company's oHWem. j; m.
From. ,the
a fire
Thdrsilay
destrdy od
Mala
irth ward
binned
it nlatv.'
ket. Bint Odencal's office, Klledner's
UiHer,sueiAlll'MoCeiiBell'aaleoD.-
t' WMff4txeSi
l-'ldry gooii Jstore, aad !arake's tailor
i.lu.1.. ri'nlal Inu; slinul HtLOISt
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L
other purpose-.
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