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Fbidat MoHUIKO...... liKTEMBE* 22
WeFFew Advertisements alirmpt found
on Fir* Psy'S Luoel mol Puttie* Alike*
on Fourth fug*-
REBEL IK REAL LIFE.
. K. K CcMMIlTEB.
In bin farrowed fluid, a flumer.
Hia rusty crooked mbre
On the wall It hau«a uawhet.
But hla tools of toil my natobbor
Keepeth bright and keenly eet,
And hia Leek6 beui withJMlpr
And ever and tony tar
He walketh in the dn
Of the wound that wakethfcrer
And the waU that aaketh bread!
And hia ainewa fail a'ahiTer
At the froet upon hie head.
athwart hla shoulder
And they shot him through the shoulder
With a bullet, thereupon.
But I have not heard him murmur
At the heaven's or D—oodlo'a rule,
Nor at any blase of summer,
Or winter blast too oooU
Nor did be earns thebummm
That stole his "only male.**
HlTwbaTth is far beyond,”
And he leaves your fancy smUing
At his folly on your Bond.
y. O. Tic mo*.
KUN-STROK ES.
(A- Jo« Coburn hji ho h»a fiveu up
the “ring,” and will not flgbt any more.
$9* It baa turned up in Alabama—
that drat Confederate note.
J^Cbattauooga ie improving. A uew
lump-poet waa erected the otber day.
krTrain, the great American lunatic,
persuts in hia resolve to pome to Atlanta.
MSr The Internationale, in this coun
try, are progreaaiog. They have one
Train on the track.
19- The St. Louis Republican has
dropped its “foreign policy,” and is now
passive.
19* “Outrages in the South” baro an
existence, but mainly in the Radical pa
pers.
19* Fisk bos settled up with his
“darlin” Joaie Mansfield. He pays bar
$15,000. The scandal is now out of the
Courts. ’
19* The qmeetiou ie, it there no spe
cial Providence to arrest the impending
catastrophe of a visit from Oco. Francis
Train?
tafo. Alexis has been treated to a rail
road accident, which is an Americanism
that be will get used to if be travels much
by rail while he la here.
igh. Die. Gull and Lowe, two of Wales,
attending physicians, are to have special
honors conferred upon them. It seems
that Dr. Cull baa had a great deal to do
with the extreme illness of the Prince,
and is thereby entitled to some reward.
19* The United States flag at Samans
has lteen hauled down-,-the two years'
lease hsviug expired—and thut bay not
being re-leased, it is released.
The New York World calls Con
gross “the care of the winds." If it
would only "care” the country would he
benefltted. , ^
it; W James F. Rowe has been appoint
od postmaster at Brunswick. Ha will
hold on until some other fellow “weeds
ont that Rowe."
Corewitrrr, December 20.—Hon. John
Morrissey sues John Kilgore,, a promi.
nent cnpitaliit of this city, (Or $10,000,
advanced at the special rwjneat of Kil
gore, on a debt of Donor.
The steamer America, heavily loaded,
from Memphis hither, it ice-bound near
here on the Kentucky side. The ther
mometer was two degrees below zero at
noon.
London, December 20.—John C.
Heenan threatens the Renter News Com
pany Vith libel suits for connecting his
name with' the voucher thefts.
NhwYohk, December 20.—The fnne
ral of Henry T. Tuckcrman to-day wa-
attended by many literary mourners*
The remains were taken to Boston forin-
terment in the family vault in Mount
Aubtun cemetery.
Eighteen persons have been added to
the medical staff to fight the small pox.
Several streets in Williamsburg have been
closed to travnl as infected.
A St Thomas special savsthe Florida
has sailed convoyed by the gunboat Sbaw-
mot. The Spanish war vessels did not
interfere.
The Congressional inquiry into the
general order of business excites much in
tern* among importers. The ventilation
of startling extortions is expected.
Callender's bail has been fixed at $20,-
$00.
Patrick Flynn waa murdered near East
Hoboken laa| night.
GEORGIA MATTERS.
Borne how or otber the Macon Tele
graph acta hold of the following item: A
somewhat notorious person named Hard,
who once published a Radical paper at
Atlanta, baa filed his petition m bank
ruptcy, placing hia liabilities at $38,000.
The Augusta Constitutionalist says:—
Yesterday there passed through the Ex
press Office at thwplace a coop, contain-
ing a pair of fowls, upon which waa a
card beaming the following quaint lines:
Mr geotlo friends, for Jesus' asks.
Put water hers oar thirst to slake;
And for the love of doing good
Utve as, we pray, a UtUs load;
And we henceforth (both cook end hen),
FDr your eoule* pence wiU prey. Amen.
Augusta cast 951 votes Tuesday, all for
Col. Smith.
That Augusts ghost is still perambu
lating the streets.
Smith received 1,061 votes in Colum-
bns.
The Savannah News remarks: Psalm
Bard has filed a petition in bankruptcy.
When a man gets to bo bankrupt in
purse as well as in principle, we begiu to
Bee the “eternal fitness of things.”
Smith received 2,015 votes in Bavane
nab. Three votes scattered.
■eats af tile Heath
Georgia Conference for 1873.
Savannah District—J O A dark, P.
E. Savannah, Trinity—J B Evans; Sa
vannah, Wesley ChnrohandOity Mission
—G G N McDonald. Springfield—T B
Lanier. Mizpah—J J Morgan. Sylva-
nia-W T McMlchaaL Bethel—R W
Flournoy. Alexander—J A Rosser.
Waynesboro—N B Oualey. Louisville—
C C Bines. Sandersville and Daviaboro
—W S Raker. Washington—J B Cul
pepper. G.lwon—8 N Tucker, JDomin-
goes.
Macon District—J W Hinton, P. E.
Macon—Mulberry Street and Vineville—
J O Branch. East Maoon and Swift
Oaaek—J W Burke. First Street—W W
Bioko. City Mission—Supplied by B
Cain. Maoon Circuit—J B Jordan.
Gordon—W J Green. Irwin ton—Suj
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mutual fife Jneaiatur.
TO ~ YOUR INTEREST
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.
plied by F Flanders.
FF “
1&.Congressman Leach, of North Car
olina, lias been indicted before a Court in
Washington, for complicity with the Kn
Klnx Klan. Of course he is a Democrat.
I9~ Gmat and hia baehers claim In be
in favor of civil servico reform; hut in re
ality are in favor of re-forming the civil
service, as it has been under the present
administration.
•Qh. It is axpmaaed that it is natural
that the Internationalists should take to
Woodbnll and Claflin, since the Utter
enjoy the reputation of being common
property. w3g , , ,, ,
•*- The ’ impression deepens that
Wales resorted to the typhoid fever only
to tinker np hia moral status in the ayea
of the world. He baa been a bad boy
and wanted the old score rubbed out.
19* The experiment of ascertaiuiug
whether or not kerosene cau beoaed ad
visedly for kindling the world is still be
ing mode in various part < of the country.
Thus far the decisions have all ben in
the negative.
19* The disease of Wales must have
been Prinee-ipally Jenner-ic. A week
•go hia last beam were approaching, and
now it ia expected that he will have so
far recovered a* to be able to be out in
three or fonr days. Considering that
his diaeaae was announced to he typhoid
fever, and that ulcers had laid held ef
his iutestinea with obvious intent to per
forate them, such rapid Mowvery is in
deed wonderful
. A dispatch appears in the West-
that Slate
remuneration
Wfim l« IW folta ■ whdsi
resolution that the
should'
loss.
Thi. di-Jfr sl+uld ksHs atalH fao,
tut the 'Mor j»aolutica” am—tad
from the Hkal title of the Senate and
wm never adopted.
"U «HHV M BKHB LWUI Ititil
(ttadidete for any offioe in the Boutb, it
i* only neceeaery to have it kuown that
the paKV has been Indicted at a member
of the Kn-KIn* etnb." By the produc
tion of jnat hucb flteadwe ae this the
Huboruni iiadieal organa propose to keep
up the bitU r feeling toward the Booth
which has been almost the sole sabeia-
tenco of their party over since the war.
Mr. Henry M. Law bos been lecturing
in Bui u bridge.
The New York Day Book, referring to
a former Georgia journalist, mjb: “Sam
hasn’t brains euougli to ran u successful
peanut stand. *
An official of the North and South hail
rood, who has watched the fact, informs,
the Columbus Bun that over $50,000 hare
been spent under his observation by the
contractors siflfce work commenced in
August last. •
Wm. Lassiter dropped dead in Colum
bus Monday evening.
Templeton’s troupe is cavorting in
Columbus.
We find the following communication
in the last Dahlonega Signal:
Blairs ville, Ga., Nor. 30, 1871
Our community was &rou*od on last
Thursday night by the sudden and unex
pected appearance of a squad of men,
who represented themselves at belonging
to the United States army, in the upper
portion of Chestor District They pro
ceeded, on their arrivul, to arrest aud
handcuff u number of our best citizens,
without producingauv warrantor author
ity whatever, couEucd them in u misera
ble place—which they have established
since they came here—which they are
pleased to term a prison, but use it for
no other purpose than to extort hundreds
of dollars from our peaceful and law-
abiding citizens by threats aud intimida
tion. They refused to allow them even
the semblance of a trial, but forced them
to pay the enormous sum of $150 each, in
cash, or spend twelve months in prison.
But how many men are there in this
county that cun be fouud who have the
required amount? They hare two hun
dred and fifty names on their list (so they
say). Some of the men could not pay
the $150, but could msuage, by selling
the last cow they had, to pay $10. This
they readily accepted, knowing as they
did, that they were going right contrary
to the laws, and making plunder their
sole object. Ther did not object to a
small amount They got something like
$2,500 out of that District
The Auguflta Constitutionalist step* to
the front with the most remarkable
“strange story,” as follows: It seems that
the days of the visits of demons to this
mundane sphere have not passed away,
os is believed by the majority of people.
It is well known that Batan roams up and
dowu the world, but though his works
are seeu and felt, he himselt is invisible.
It has beeu left for Augusta, however, to
become the haunt of oue of hia imps,
who, in form “moat infernal," terrifies
citizens at the terminus of the Btreet
Railroad near the Fair Grounds, after
the fall of night bus covered the earth.
Friday evening, between 8 and $
o’clock, as a gentleman was standing
near the terminus above mentioned, he
heard something groan in the direction
of the colored people’s cemetery. Lis
tening attentively he heard tbs ominous
sound again, and in company with n ne
gro mau, he at once started in its direc
tion, supposing that either a drunken id-
dividual or some person in distrees was
there.
Reaching the spot from whence the
sound had proceeded, the two men be
held au object that made their hair stand
on end nod their very blood curdle in
their veins. Looking at them intently
was an animal bearing the semblance of
a dog, but whose head was one mom of
lund flame. While the horrified men
gazed upon this dread object it disap
peared, apparently into the earth, aud
nothing more waa aeon of it *■
i paper*. dated New York, which aavs- noiulD 8 mor<! *•* We hmT «
irwinton—Sup-
Jolfbreonville—R
Evans. Twiggs—Supplied by W Grif
fin. Fort Valley anil Marsbahhlle—F A
Branch. Beaver Dam—W W Tidwell
Montezuma and Providence—To be sup
plied. Perry—A J Dean. HaynesviUe
—E H A McGhee. Wesleyan Female
College—E H Myers, President W. F.
C.: 0 W Smith and W C Baas, Professors
Wesleyan Female College.
Columbus District.—T T Christian,
P E. Columbus—St Luko—J B Key.
Paul—Arminius Wright Wesley Chap
el—M D Bond. Girard and Asbury
Chapel—Supplied by J E Tooka. Mus
cogee—To be supplied. Hamilton—W
F RibinsoD. Talhotton—R W Dixon.
Talbot—D R McWilliams, B L Honiker.
Geneva—8 R Weaver. Juniper Mis
sion—W A Green. Butler—J R Little
john. Buena Viato—W W Stewart.
Cusaata—8 D dements. Oglethorpe—
G 8 Johnson. LeVert Female College—
HD Moore LovickPieroe—Conference
Missionary Agent
Arduous District—J B Smith, P E.
Americus—A M Wynn. Bethel—J Har
ris Magnolia Springs—A M Marshall.
EllaviUe—0 A OroweU, R F Williamson,
tup. Bmithville and Mission—D O
Driscoll Cuthbert—B F Breedlove.
St Paula and Millers' Chapel—E J Bald
win. Spring Vale—N D Moorehouee.
Georgetown—To be supplied. Dawson
—G C Clarke. Terrell—G T Embry.
Weston—E J Rents Lumpkin—J >1
Austin. Stewart—J B Wardlaw. Flor
ence—To be supplied. President Andrew
Female College—J B McGehee. Agent
Orphans' Home—8 Anthony.
Bairbbidge District.—R B Lester, P
E. Bain bridge—W Knox. Decatur—J
F Muon. Trinity—G C Thompson.
Colqnitt—W F Roberta, J M Potter.
Fort Gaines and Blakely—W M Hayes.
Morgan—J D Maudlin. Camilla—J T
Ainsworth. Cairo— P 0 Harris Groo-
versville—R H Howren. Duncanville—
L C Peak. Thomaaville—0 R Jewett
Albany and Mission—B J Cooley.
Brunswick District.—L B Payne, P
E. Brunswick and City Mission—J O A
Cook. St. Marys—H P Myers Centre
Village—W H Thomas Wsynesrille—-J
L Williams Wareaboro—T 8 Armstead.
Jessup—W M Watts. Holmeeville—
Supplied by J Ware. Stockton—S J
Child*. Valdosta—W M Kennedy. Quit-
man— SS Sweet. Murven—A P Wnght
lliNKsvihLK District.—J W Simmons,
P. E. Hinetville—W G Booth. Darien
and McIntosh—E J Burob. Soar boro—
J W Glenn. Dublin—H J Ellis
Wrightsville - Supplied by W T Buy.
County Lina—To be supplied. Swaines-
boro— C J Toole. Jackson ville—H C
Fentress Oconee—R D Gentry. Alta-
malia Mission—W F Conley. Keidsville—
D G Pope. 0 A Fall wood and A A Rob
inson transferred to Florida Conference.
Hawkinsvillr District. —J E Sen tell
P. E. Hawkins ville—B M Lockwood.
Oocliran Mission—L A Dorsey. Pulaski
and Wilcox—Supplied by W D Buasey.
Vienna—L J Spence. Dooly Miaaion—
Supplied by W. M. Clemons Flint River
Misaion—Supplied by W M Bussell
Moultrie Mission—W M fiuntin. Nash-
ZTS CASH ASSETS OVER $60,000,000
TT **■ A SURPLUS or MOM THAN SIX MILLIONS OP DOLLARS, AITOt FRO TIDING FOB
A all Utiblhtititi m datermliitid by th« Iogantnoe Department of the Btate of New York. Hu the Largeet
” " largest amouut of Dlvlilouda, and hu the ami" ‘ “
Mutual >N ro<rI>m f0V
Henry R. Christian,
SPECIAL AUENT.
BUILDING, Whltolaisll Btreet.
J. F. ALEXANDER, M. D.,
MEDICAL EX4MINER.
IS- Jtfent* fronted who are W*orkert.
garbuarc, € filler p, tamt, Gc.
W. L WADSWORTH, Atlanta, Om., | OH AO. V
W. L. WADSWORTH & CO.*
Importers and Dealers in Hardware
AIm, a Large Stock of Stovea and House Furnlshlag Mi.
Opposite James* Bank, Whitehall Street*
September 1fl*ly ATT^ANTPA, <?a.
Atlanta Ban Prosytctn#.
THE ATLANTA SUN
DAILY AND WEEKLY,
'Live Paper on Live Issues
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source, but it is impoosiMa for ua to no-
A retired governess aaya: “I am one of
lose lot in life lias beeu to go out into
an uufrianAly world at an early age; and
M nearly twunty families in which I made
my home in tin course of thirty years,
there were only three that conld be de
signated aa happy taatlies. The scarce
of trouble was not sc much the luck of
love ta the lack of core to manifest it”
The closing word* of this sen truce give
■nr ‘V. fruitful source of family alienation,
ofKeartacbes innumerable, of sod faces
M gloomy benw «retoe.
The grave of Oeaeral Breddook, who
wm killed In bis memorable expedition to
Fort Duuneene, In 1T58, ie in Feyetta
county, Pennsylvania, and the only eri
deuce to indicate it wm • rotten stamp of
a tree beside which Braddock'a bones
were reinlmvd abom 1822. Recently tbe
Pittsburg nurserymen set oat a number
of trees about the resting-place of the
British soldier.
ville—J J Giles. Allapaha
Ocmulgee—W Lane. 0 E Brown trans
ferred to Arkamna Conference. Next
Conference to be held at Thomaaville.
Conference adjourned line die, with
doxology and benediction.
GEORGIA SHERIFF SALES.
Sale Day First Tuesday in Jan*
nary.
rm/roN COUNTY.
City lot in Atlanta—Fi fa in favor of
A. V. Brumby vs. Motes Jones and Wm.
Green (colored.)
House and lot in Atlanta—FI fa. in
favor of Ivy A Winn vs. Jefferson
Floyd.
The stone flagging and steps, North
aide of Wall street, Atlanta—Mechanics'
and Laborer's lien, in favor of Young A
Walsh vs. H. I. Kimball
City lot at junction of Broad and
Pcachtreo streets, known M the Sasaoen
property.
Seventy acres of land lot 157, Fulton
oounty—Fi. fa. in favor of Gilmore 8.
Drake vs. E. II Saaseen.
House aud lot in Atlanta—FI fas. in
favor of John Keeley, Hunnicutt A Bel-
igratha aud 11 W. Satterfield A Bra vs.
E. Grenville.
A lot in West End—Fi. fa. in favor of
W. H. Smith vs. Julias Glats.
Seventy acres of land lot 9, Fulton
county—Fi. fa. in favor of Wm, Wright,
et ol. vs. Killis Brown.
City lot on Alabama street—FI fa. in
favor of Georgi i Loan and Treat Com
pany vs. Peter Huge.
Fifty-seven acres of lota 93 and 100—
Fi. fa. in favor of Z. D. Graham va. T.
E. Williams. .
The H. L Kimball House—Mechanics’
lien, in favor of Healy, Barry A Co.
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
Thirty acres of lot Na 78—FI fo. in
favor of W. J. Hembree vs. JaulM West
UKKIWRTHJiR COUNTY.
One two horse wagon and on* art har
ness. Fi. fa. in favor of Hines A Reuses
vs. J. M. Harris.
Four thousand pounds aaad cotton, and
50 bushels oorn. Fi. fa. in favor of G. A.
Cunningham vs. Francis A. Cochran at al
150 Iba. lint cotton and 200 tmalmU
oottou seed, and sundry fi. faa., vs. J. A
Bowles, E. A. Evans aud Nelson Bowles
tor re nil aud bens.
OWINNKTT OOURTT.
100 acres of laud lot No. 871. Fi. fa.
in favor of Willis F. Scales va. Geo. W.
Dodd, et ol
RRWTOH OOUNTY.
House aud lot in Covington—fi. h in
favor of A. H. Lee va. Benj. F. Carr.
PATKTTR OOUNTY.
150 acres of land—fi. la. in favor of 8.
E. Dorsey va. J no. C. Smith.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
ALEXANDER II. HTEPIIENH,
J. IIEXLY SMITH,
Proprietor*,
Alexander H. STEPHENS, Political Editor
A. R. WATSON. News Editor.
J. Henly SMITH, General Editorland Business
Manager.
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Land lot 1x85—Tax fi. fa. to. E. G.
Mason.
OOWRTA OOUNTY.
J. D. flu.m.n’s interest iu a stock of
goods—Fi. fa. ia favor of Horary, Mil
ter ACo.
Half of land lot Na 130—Two ha X
1m vs. W. F. Wright.
202| acres of laud—II fa. ia favor of
M. Salvabia to. W. V. Wright.
Lota No's 1U6Q, 1061,101<k aad half of
Mil—Fi. fa. ia lavwrof W. B. D. Horn
to. Sanford Leak.
Lot's No's 152 aad 15* aad 1ML Pi.
fo iu favor of Noah Jordan va. E.
Hohone.
One .stray ox, Mtreywd by Tim Inw-
•oa, and oua yoke of oxea oatnyod by
Ira W. Waldrop.
How to XV.
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be ailflr$aaa t to J. Hauly HmiUi, Maaiager, Atlaau. (ie.
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Ltorikla kotos' » tbs Wasblj
THE BUN ta tha organ of tbs PcopU, tho Advocate of Jualica, tha Dafonflas of
Pcnulax Btgbfo and the opponent of buntassa heaped open • tan-paying people,
and Oppraaotons of all kinds.
It will a fowl to tha old, aafo time-honored landmarhe of the Da—n ratio Far.
r. Air. aTBFHBNets thoroughly entlofod In tho Wash, end will coutribute to its
daily,
Cotten factor* anb Cotton foot &*#no Upt «. f
New Ccttim and Prodno Wa
LOAN AND SAVINGS ‘BANK.
WutoeorltoedlOapltti 1
ON'E MILLION DOLLARS.
Warehouse of ThM
lOor. Campbell and HeynaMhh i
The
JS NOW BHADY TO RECEIVE COTTON. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES
will be mode upon Cotton in Warehouse, or upon Baflrend Receipts.
%, Parties Storing Cotton with the Bank will bo fnrnfbhed with neeipta lor
aame that will be available in this city or any other for borrowing motwy.
$9* The Bank ia prepared at all times to make IflfM O* f
PROVISIONS on the moot reasonable terms,
fo Parties would do well to apply at the ‘
Offloers.
CHABUM a. JENKIN8, PisrtlMt.
$
■spHSJm
JlfO, P. KING, VlM PmaUant.
T, P. BRANCH, Cashfor.
BRANCH, SONS A CO.,
OOTTOTV FACTJOpEip
— AUD —
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Ofllne at Plnntcrk’ Loan A Havings If oak Wl
AUGUST A. OKOROIA.
|^IBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE ON OOTrON, TO BE B
or for Shipment to Docaaetic or Foreign Markets.
$9* SPECIAL ATTENTION pad to the WEIGHING of Oottoa
aept2C-6m
/amilp Jaooriu Seeing RUct|inet.
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Family Favorite Sewing Machine.
SIMPLE, DURABLE, ECONOMICAL.
Will do a greater variety of work, with mm
ohangee than any other maenine. Sold on the iiistallment plan, ia papa—ta of
on dollar, a month. Ofifoo tad salesroom at
Oraatto Hloola, OX Marlottis htrasl,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
G. V. BHIPP, Gw. A|*t
ttwtfetrin |hikliat)lng Cwqwin.
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Maury’s Geographical
By Commodore M. F. MAumr.of th* VirfinU MQitnry huthmO. A
mafic an «r* in the atndy of thi* *cfcae*, and which, ia ih* w—fiifl# * «hM
coniplislioil Southern teacher, “ are characterised hy a fcllcUj of
fruslmcsi of style which meet ever render '* “ *'
usetl by all who wish to teach Geography
and not merely aa an enumeration of dry
Holmas’ Reader* and Spelle—,
By Uaoaca F. Ho Lira, LL D., Profosor af Hhaasy sad *Mssni lissswtiaa ta tin Shfi-
versiiv of Virgtaia. A sssfo of Rsodcr, wnaqualtid ta «hs— nsrslltos» and ta—
grapliivil luauty. They are steadily progresmto la ckorocfor, bright and hash ta ltita
mice lion, of prom aad rww, aad ill iu trail va of Bouibwa aotaw, tatiittaui, and Messy.
Venable's Arithmetical *ertati,
CussLas 8. Vaaaaie, LL.D, Fndtiao
Virjfinis There books an remind svsrywksre
•stWfectlon, os beinr ^post admlrobly adaptad d,
tion. Their roetlwd,, roles, sod rewMfops an
and the acriee ie earefully graded thro^hoM.
Holm—' History Of the
By Gaoaoa F Holme., LL.D., of the Uaiveeafo at Thtfafo b ta
thi, admirable work, iatermting, impartial, aad tralhfal M uug M pee
style, that it I, tha uulf Hi,wry of the Uahed Bsatm whisk la Jm
comet ion u> tha pranM date. Alsu,
De Vere’ti Prendi Qrammer, tiewlirh, etfa,
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■ them atmcUto to the young’s^ wtSS w&Va
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r these.”
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nulled free to any teacher or school officer, b
contain, spedaieu pages of sack.
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" to North aad South, mtkn
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