The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-09 00:00:00

lortign anb Colonial indelligcnce.

ITALY.- -Genoa, Sept. 6.—A belhitin has been
issued to-day by the Ay:Solana attending upon
Garibaldi stating that the general eymptoma exhi-
bited by their patient are very satisfactory. The
Carafe Si Tomei of today says:—" The Ministry
wishes Garibaldi to be tried by a military trilittnA
but, foreeeieg the pemaibility of esok a trihttnal
declaring itself incompetent, it has sUbmitted the
queetiou to a conference of the procnreure
The official Gartrile publiehes &bulletin of ttrallik
of Garibaldi, which states that the bail has pene-
trated the and, joust and fraotured the right tibial
inalloolos. Inflatotimitioa has set in, but there are
no alarming eymptems. The companions of Gari-
baldi who disembarked with him at Smith* were
conveyed last night to Fenestrate. Some of the
Garibehliass who diabanded after the conflict at
Aspronionte have bee* token; others have robin-
tardy surrendered to the authorities. A column of
Caribthinine, someanded by Frasalli, were surprised
yesterday evening by • battalion of the 66th
Regiment, and loot their arms, . baggage and 90
.priamera, among whom were • major, • captain, ten
•offieors, and air deserters from the royal troops.
The latter were shot: Tbo remainder *the Garb
.baldiaus were met by a battalion of the 46th
Regiment, which toot 30 more of them prisoners.
Fraselli then sent a flag of truce, giving hie word of
honour that the °Mime should lay dowe their arms
and &Terse within 45 hours.
Tux ITALIAN CRIIIIII.—IS is mid that before the
fight Garibaldi was called wpm to sarrinder, and
that on his refesal the battle commerioed. and
was desperately sustained band to hand.
When the intelligence arrived at Turin, a
oounail of Ministers was immediately held,
and Vietor Eatroannel is reported to have exclaimed
" Ammesty," and Ratan* and the majority of the
/Alai** shared in the same idea. M. Ratan* has
written to M. Tbeimmiel, in reference to the new
and eaceediagiy disagreeable position in which his
/conduct is no. Owed. The Chambers are to
one* ; -01 a the 154 k inst., and - the Minister
mill .have sundry ticklish miestians to answer in
!Inference to Roma. IS is alao affirmed that it is in
-contemplation to call for the sot of
Eataysi fee the illegal ammel if dope A letter
frorovnti asserts thith aisturame bamboos given
theta& seimem ithr MeribliMian movetoNtsJl be
eaPPIPPIIdi I PAC tememility restored, .. -.Preach
armyditepsimpalista Will retire. .. ,
DIMS! MID Caerom Or GARIBALDL—The defeat
and moth", et ejoeibeidi by the troopqr.ot that Bing
aheatile -hes loved, and loved with such singular
deer/Wee*, is the thief login of the day. Every
journal published on Monday morning in Enrope had
Is say respecting it. If the brilliant exploits
al.vsr=e ithrlinghiehed himself and benefited Italy in
the sikeirier• if •1889 Made every merino heart beat
‘withethatiarmart.adadration of thaltafien Patriot and
/ben& the failure of his recent attempt, not more wild
zand Ifet awe treamamble than that which gasp Victor
'mtZlialit the 1/..tegiois i'of the Two Sicalea, the
-see e a himself woanded* SPoisiso ig °wit,
the stooge* feelings of - now and in :Aloe
•all right-minded ass,. The Times, ever ng upon
the '', ongest , aide, expreteei itself highly gratified at
the remelt of the Asprenmeter eneminter, and than
proceed* to delivers teeters on Constitathinal Govern.
meet** the duty of sehjseth. titbit.* would have been
quite as appropriate when Garibaldi started on 64
Sicilia. expedition* the esring of 1860. Garibaldi and
Pio* who followed_ Miei ere. the only wee who areeet
diagresid by the defaet. they hare sustained. They
were Xhe II glorious work, if the mesas they
used for Meth* ant were somewhat
They to ream* Italy from being • mertrefork
Mite*: altaiition fit which she has been planed the
ISGS=dridxstreitry of • too **at Mae *dr In
in i and te have filled In mobs- work
is dimpitiefithealrbo the histreilimar: Win thmaied it.
Athessisole .aovera the thapearnad.thai &meek MI&
inkoim, ...red he mem* ateett the. dainsetheee *OM
tridetk *Mow , wlll ,mommie Nam hie amnia* by
She 4°ltilet%th ine3,l9l.,those. ferp4frons zs:1:1
mastodon of which by has . . the
'telltale
._O. d li..- *for Emmanuel, perhaps,
de* 'orrelpti; lilts* math a thing as eonseienes
*boa him ihii victory of libels at Aspromeele will
render iliii ilikerigeerable.: 'They *gratitude of !Pfteea,
Proverbial as that is, has rarely she we kaelf is sack a
repulsive fain as that which his ingratitude has mimed,
for ism did sable* lay • scarereiga under awl a
eettirsbad,
burd di obliipations as that whieh Gerilialdi heaped
nleat e head of Victor Xmmaimiel. It has been mid
that ' i bag requested to be sent to England.
Shoe Victor Emmaneel'a motet not inaiet Imola the
patriot mmiStlng the
.arime of which he has been guilty
rui4
on tilli'M&M it is pia possible thst his requestilner
/be Othted. , His is gone en Italy, and when
'he Mktg la** o ids . • he may address Ithin in the
language used by • kind epirit—Wahoe of Ssisidead
to Robe* Breee—whim.the latter - was fighting .aselnea
kis amide/ in the an of Edward Loagshaaire,.l-I.La*
now wou7 of my life, and ;pith* desire. to die thes be
live la this sort, to
,eire, Om Messy of my. h*ead,
*entry. Wherefore ciebiaim ion tliii thrald 04,1044 ,
is BO mepjt, eeteemed of yfirro Mtn fidthyzert.
with oft inneeth more aslant - an bon - '
with &layer, ;for T hut rat er choose willing death wit-
.-.-ia which/ meth to spill my blood—thin lob'
fdrrZirier hate done: 'bemuse the love of toy *entry
shall eeirt &mat horn my heart before the life of my •
bodt/Idejart firms his office." The question, what is to
be t .ftexteet of the Italia& drama? is,one that every-
bodysiathing. It is said IL Tbouvenel le to be replan*
by Ili prouyn de L'lluya in the Foreign Office, audit
is hoped in sorno quarters that • change of Waster
mayatean • change jif - policy; with. *Sped to the,
Rork quell:Ion. •At the present mote* 'rioter'
Em ind Irso a more potent aigementLthas be
hitimetrpeeesesolitetth which to meet theflopertilphie
reaper** the sesswite of protiotiug the 'Pope'. If
Gartheldts ..Memidelds .mot cry for vesireariee they*
leasksell fee the ismediate animation of Rome by the
Freeels,piod the fifird blibeks that even Rd.. will give
the 4: Govierameektier moral support *peaking*
obi ' ' *theme* di thermieetion by diplomat* mania
elk
The .in as arti on , the subject, sip " That
somirimisos sweet 'be Limed for the sitjleseeet of a
qumithid 'Which every Ornate:as the iuterests or
ore* bid tilni peace of • repe, and whether the*
meanie* tobe dimmer* -hi Mende negettailbith• or
a morb . solemn ' meth* it is hi* time they were
dimmed - and employed.' • The la** felegrains.
ill/faft.l4l that deserters from the Royal Army Garb.
ve been allot, noedrt kt appease the AO* /
791,77Pre glass Imni before the Senate
Rai .., „A__ sad , that the trill Of Choiataddi,
-whiati:WM be &Mehl** • High Court etjaidnie tor
that lnrpgse.• The French doOptipissit has &Mita-
me4M'. the 'Cabinet "cif Tirrin, by tellegrieth -lib MS-
fel* ^riederetliebed tit Ammo** In the •thiture. of'
Garet/WM sod !hie fellotrere. .oeasidevabie ex *me*
atillyreiraileth AIM, sad the . selm is still Isehitained
in tkedleapithth*Prarriames aid airily.. .. ..
..
SrATS".;..4I. &molt tlf :11/nitteira I'M shortly take
letd.ndesideititlith fhe gewition'ot granting an amnesty
to the lsarsons who wow emdeinind to imprisonment
for thing hael hapileated in the Insarreedon at Loja.
Thadaliestim °Mild damns* has bent *dished :-..
Thellanthills of diatuelmose continuo tothrow Mali
bombs nto the streets, but the Governmeet is able to
rePmes atiz, didathanoe with promptitude *id . •
elte4,__Weiteed to avoid any ,
ni 7
41,iittiata-:44maCat Flonlpro tw lirraork
Tuage+mtm deott . UPON WASIDNOTON.
The Fealerult 4: "rgioln tat the latest acceunis,
were atuutlihafilt p, the northeria.thOre of the
Mappabansopk go, back the advancing Confede-
rates, , Mid Mlle mil :the poeitipn of Buell had
caused pion uneasiness at Washington: •Is
Koala*); Wenameera. 'Arkeases, sod Missouri there
had be active fighting, with varying mom!, it iri
said, butas no details are given *Vali Fedatal
victories it it tole presumed that : mom the
been pretty muolt on the other aids. Idangini•*ll,
are tad, had defeated 800 Faddist ta6ol/01 allider
Johnson, copturbig 300 prisoners, including Johnsen
. ,himeitth - Mommerape, et the head of 3000- meth
na4 PRI tuitithabe Confederates battle. in Missouri
the Attu mushming 16,000, nod* Geomal Arm-
atria& Gelithal Price, it watt expected, would form '
a :Medi.* with.damstrong, so that beim Roam
craw was ready to light, the Confederates would,, no
doubt, be 3,,yy tureesiere him upon something lake
equal, temps. The battle on the 214 'tit,, between
the Vealferlerlitee and the admire& guard,ot General
Sipk me t I,:ope's divisions, ammo to have bow
severe. , confederates armed • , the,
hamook on a itentnon,coostrueteti daring the
and ,att•eked the Federal@ with, grafi wilPi
r
)46.
inflict** alma ,of 290 killed,m4 ormadoik• • TM
fight was 4P7OuloillPoll the Nut Mill meth, Agree*,
the 9044CSI)tinS CSafecivrate. twit* to Wm Peres
Mack, annihilate his di vane*, .and make a dada upon
Wirsentont then open Washington, bed's, the
arrival of Isi'Clailaa. As the Goverment lad pro-
bilmol the tragoitiadop of 01l telegrams the tilt*
dale 91 Want on the Rappahannock waa not known.
I
..___l uraffr;h4wavar, behaved that . the Federala bad
ra7'art"4 their position, and }ad beom rein-
- y 'Clellan and Burnside., •It was thmOt
that the Aden& •Mui rembesd on making a UAL
ittfaar this defame of Washington, and that a
11. ,haaths wail on the (*tied:beim fongiat Mr.
07014 a demand, boring python his mind with
rautarlabia freedom with reference W the conduct
a 117•719, awl the . ohmmeter , of,. Lincoln and his
Adiniailocattok, ap A meths. * Philadelphia, he Imo
hettearfeeted... Apiaries , o Isngsrtie swims of
fle_erooche :.' ~. . .. ,
.Minitts lloor , makes. --iige
ankat . al hint Q. N. &Meth at lithroolt kis :67
..........,,, with d haa 47C0 0010
Commeneuere, Mmrs, . ant I 441 /1 '
been &loom**. rXr. ' sau•l' .
F. J-ohnetei and, " had,' far recovered DI iii
be able fe manna ' act - ty ; that the Confederete
army in -Virginialhatdoeif thterthergb, under pcmattehd
of %lords 'toe, 'ioti ;•' Longdreet, • and 'hakes%
ambers *est 109.000 v indelding more than 400 pielel
of irell.appeineed•iteld artillery, under Oessatal ,l'endhi•
toe. and 1040011 apleadidlpsunneted seit afilsientlye
*mod mars, • /Wm 4Merals Smart aid :FOAMS'
Letij that the•Cmietiamie, will WO 0/ 44i. °Mk!! '
I* swag. pimps so me*
fragtel3; 4114 en any fair li dnif on,' in
tilt anny doubted the result; that Generals Bee
BA*, Wei, and Kirby Smith were at the head -
BOW- fiffeetry and artillery and ' 11,000 cavalry,' 111
ealtharlthrdistedrerther; -he -itorttr Althea=
ritliDem*, and Sou thtutstern
orlreimtlrear °ft:lsl74d'
cavalry, under Generals Forrest
off the Federat reinfonemeate a'
valia r '
criadr; Ulf tr•"'"lP- '
a WSW. WS/ 000
UNA that ItneWs, stilly ' would —.sm.-
"" 6 that ,ii•SSIIiI MS liessiblr AYES amienerstid
autos* se *weak dm* ; ihairemalith *mph*,

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Mothball had left Abingdon, Virginia, with bit division
entoring Northeastern Kentucky for the Slug Grim
Region, expecting to form • junction wAh Orteneral
Kirby Smith. hom Reauregardk and ilrasces Brie •
that Major-General Helmet, at the head of of 30,000
from Texas, NottiPairest Louisiana, and Arkansas had
Port Smith, and would soon cooperate with the
Ral':lleSd
0 State troops and partisan rangers already In the
possession of the larger portion of the State of Missouri;
that to hold St, Louis end Missouri against this rapidly
augmenting twee, it would require a Federal ettny of
not less than 150,000 ; that all accounts from Missouri,
Aikannia, Tenneess, Kentucky, lied Maryland 'repre-
sented the young men of thSse States ready to rise and
cooperate upon the advance of the Confederate armies;
that tics Confederates calculated upon adding not less
than 150,000 to their aumbem from these States, as
they had furnished scarcely • regiment to the Federal
army under the recent call.
ilt s all very well for oir real blood relations English.
men to ran us down and make fun of us. It is a good
joke. We can stand it, the same as we have to do from
our rebel brethren. We love them. God knows It is
so. The infernal scamps, we could settle them long
ego if we went at them in earnest. None but • fool,
South or North, 4 re•ms, think; et talks of a permit-
talent disunion. U he does he lies. We will all be
back together again. The course of England in re-
fesing.to interfere has done more to bring about what
will come sooner or later, a rounion, than anything
else, and she will be blessed for it, If Frenchmen are
such fools as to read the amounts in the English papers
that we are weak, starving, excited, ready to give up,
if Napoleon will only send over a few fancy raw clods,
and M.OOO soldiers, and will act upon it, there will be
fun. We hate • Frenchman in this country. They
live in New York hy the ten. of thousands. They
have the daily newspaper. Yet who knows or visits •
French family. They are French and outsiders. They
are mean as dishwater. A French barber, banker,
dancing-masters or merchant, (motes out to this country
• poor bagger, and amasses • fortune. That done, they
Invest it, and return to Paris to spend it, and have a
smite:opt for us that is only exceeded by the wholesale
contempt we have for irenchmen collectively and
individually, and notwithstanding their Rampart° and
generals, a long war only will teach us that one
American will not whip five Frenchmen. We boast we
feel as proud of Waterloo as if we had fought ik—
MasAallan.
PRVUDitiIT LIXODLIC—The President iii good man,
but at times he eta into awful complications. The
maggots that get into his head are millions. The last
one is about !aegro colonisation. Re wants to send them
all to Liberia or to Central America. That would be
another 800,000,000 job, even if the darkies would go.
We have not the money:tempers. If anything WI beat
this last crotchet of the President, I will sell myself
cheam--,Manhatten.

From the letter written by the New York correspon-
dent of the Times it is evident that It is only the
the merest outline of whet h taking place on the
American continent that we receive from the Arnerioen
papers. The poeitions of the Federal generals In all
quarters are obviously critical in the extreme, and Wl3
shall not be eurprised should the next mail bring us
intelligence of serious disaster having overtaken more
' than one of them. It is, of course, difficult to know
what to believe among the conflicting amounts that
,reach us, but the kat that General Pope was in full
retreat when last we heard of him shows that he did
;unit consider himaelt. Wong enomh to advance, and
eMortlingly it is by no means improbable that the
"Meows reported by the Timm' correspondent as
having been current in New York regarding the success-
ful attack by Jackaon on Pope
,may have been well
founded. But we are' Mild that the intelligence from
Tennessee" and Keener-WM even still more alarm-
log. Morgan we. sorely pressed in front and rear by
the OenfedmMuk, and BeeWs communisations by rail-
road wan .antiver one ce Another amount, from a
Confedeatte worm, however, anticipates that he will
be ooropelled to capitulate, but in this ease the wish
May he father to the thought The whole of the,
'harder Stake eivarm with guerilla bands, wall trained
led M.zoted, behm eneouraged by the &Mout sympathy.
rgal bi it, ,it In said, of the people. 'Ohio, and
/twit 'deeding_ ceinfoniements toMpkOqiceifst";*
i N 'Wet etreeted 'emit lileodr 'inside Weed's:ion- ' be
• wit .1 • in. • that gainer.. Owlet- to the great
..letehung ellkeest tor • entistalmt me.• here showing
abettor espesilliau to *hair liven • The,The,fiat draft
f34A000 . will, it is .844 cod the Government
s,ooo,oo9indePenelentlYef•their KY and equipment.,
fly pounds dewn, A ILIPPIIet temifV4.34 and thel
should the worst Mee, the; can always .run *way ,an ,
dare their melees livag.:'. .. ~
CAPVItti or Pollen -PgaisOuAL BAOGAO* ANT) A
• ,04.1frPrOfts Ble tii*CiThrnD2RATTB.—The City
• of =more, which, introit Off Bock Point on Tues.
day,. brings intelligence that the Confederates have
! made a • gallant dash upon the head-gnar-
-1 hers of Pope, at Cattle's station, succeeding
Is capturing a stair ' Officer and Pope's per-
siing baggage, inoluding; map., Officers' die-
'lntakes, end - 'nest iortant WerMatkiii t
Atig thrhanifisign: 'TYn 'reported mg* .of r 0
, Confederate soldiers had net hem oonflrthØd. at latest
• &tee:. Warrentin— hast been. Ob-aid;' •acid was se&
)helrity the Pedetsin An ifl, . expected
oat Bate Rieige;,, the • Confederate. having been
-, lately ' The•Pedeial had been OM-
Wanted and Inepalratiosts 'nide' for the 'destrtrie).'
tion Of the 'city -In • the event of ' thek Whiz
• compelliedintibefdolf it: ' lisigeg haft • '
persona 'lle* Orleans to deliver .r 4 Iffl
~
and lie*OPhiniisdng emancipation*, all eleven; who
turn ea, ihidWve iiiibrnintien..respeothiethe con-
'. P 4:affivfili' lifs;satsa. The ' Bentham
0°4140 'at. Iliclunoild on the 18th silt., when
hdeatt
President Davis delivered hi. message. He 'spoke
with thiv 'atm* toiecilinhe in the success of the .
cause with which 'he • had identified himself. He
denoundie the Pederals arming • slaves, and. &Atari
proclamation; and mid 'retaliatory measures rend be
adopted ligitistet Otani who disgrace the profession of
oar ,by miming it ita octagon for the •fiOnnmiesion
lernottritretti" Crimes. ' The accumulated ttelt 'is re-
Ported to be Mall, batsiniccrfteed inure of treasury
motet for the eervice of the country is recom-
mended. The extension of the 'Conscript law
was. aho ,refoommended i' but, judging from the
efficiency end "Vigtvesr Of the army it 'll/Itl3 thought no
further enteMeng *Mild benign's& ' The Congress
have introdeted tells &ribs, adoption' of retaliator,.
ineastires Open. the Federal who have initiated* a'
barbasous niethbd Or:warfare .; 40 may therefore"
• expect by-itud-bye; if the struggle )lii conducted In
ill* ele*Whieh melts* animate the breasts' of the
• parkins elltsgest lit it, it will be linposeible to read'
- the stehtill Of 'the War.; •
. ' • inf4.o,lll,Fgre on Til:11 2r!THi Apousr.- -General
Tope lt, no , cried on the north beak of
_the,
•NappiNfanee ;AIM. tiowitog' of Which was suweratoliy,
seeensplished. The Confederated' eileetlY the meth
•Isartkeirliir •a Knee breeifesieatanitleg la relies. They'
bare *Awaked • the • Pedeaski and undefivoored to mom
the river several times, .bat lave. been repulsed by
General Pepe,. who held his • grouse it is reported,
that 2000 CenfedenMe were eaptired alter crowing a •
:bridge whieb the !edemas had bur* to est off their
re,rcle
Ge hit
neral h at
lian's •ficane hen landed
_..1 Creel, and effected a junction with General
roPe- • A general,emigement appeani irnAininent. It is
rumoured that 'Arlaiii- the whole. ' Federal army
is &when*" ' ía' 'Virginia General Halle,*
williissinei"-:41.' ' iotiunancl in chief. Nothing
has rot, , • -linsi",•• bawd' - of Genend Jaeirson.
. Tire latest *phloem that the Federals can hold their .1
, position Clil the antral ot reinforcements enable tbe
to muse. the offensive. The Confederates- we,
endeavour:log.o tam the Redonda' front, fue get hi .;
',halt by way of Warrenton, Mr, Seward ism'
010 . innonmed that . persons who have merely
' ' - their intentions to become citizens MU not
ibblfe‘ be dratted: The Ric/mend Mk/ estimates'
deiati
- the n Ore/Men since the commencement of the
-
it from 4006(1) to 03,000 (V) bales. A horrible'
•massecurr. at !settee by ,Indisins he. •eceirred at itort.
ltialg=thassentet ,d 4 is reported time. .500 whites
WeT.'mu itionstus.—The berbssanui
and buleherly character of the war ma shown by theil
follow= •••. "urtionlers :.•,,Pends• of. guerffisa lire freretite .
° *O4a en44.ver,ttli rat illgelag .
......og war of oil MN
.1 commanders tairiiiergeniere On the fst to
eorne- to. Adnittiorirreentis' voinelltirting• bnia •
Into from the tam" oflkonarldisenollia; flui•tortsise ,
'of Mishima, h. .et word on *be 9th to the
ants to•reimmcv the women aad•ehildren • is. he
xi to chill. the oho. Ogt. NW following 4. He
94.,09(1,116 Ma word. On thq Mk he fired , a broad-
side into the leapt of ineh-shells, and then: mut a
lift; of Aware Itittiwee ow shore, who sot Amin the
wine .10 le•dpr; , Before they left the greeter
'pent ci the tem in MIX% Another. party went
'het seirch• one 'Philip Landry, a rick -planter and
claptstin en gwerito band. They did not succeed in
eupturfok hittu bet they beret his teem, *fenlitare,
stable., ostbaildings, and sugar refinery,- valued at
• 100,000-doSare "We ban*" taps the narrator of *kb
: incident, • enigma engaged in the expedition, "twenty-
fceir•bousea, i 4131,344 'tattler ilw'M be., destroying
property to the value of more than half a million of
&Pars 'and returned 'to Atte-fleet without lolling a
men." •

t'Pw.et,!um

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cheek being
indtrotsiaolivaaltrzfs
mannfretured of it, whether for domestic or ornamental'
peeress*, Isiah; it bee long born I.ls that an Woks*.
ti a 'bstitnta for this motel, newton* the same PwrltY• of •
lond and beauty of appurranne, would be a &eider& •
into the public. Several years ago Mr. Benson, of
•;shill, succeeded isi acanufacturing an article which
ise
.eallnd, ' Argentine.' from ita resemblance to the
original metal. Artiples of all kinds and patterns whioh
can be made in illicit can also be made in this material:
•,. hhiserriees;
.spoinuc 'farts, ten.;- In all their venous
cst'euil
_iitaifee ind'bf employing the same worknien
, liPMserylli for laver grinds, that finish et fone
coricieliokkee ly wanting in inferic,
; 11.6111.-,pit inland, of the saving of expense afforded,
' ' tbe • 4.4.4=tine,' .il le. termtletiel that a complets.
of spoons and, forks may be plifeh,fd for
tie sum 'mid as duty . alone on a, .it service ~of
I. siren 7_l:4(Vati_2o_ owes.-- Morninil
11th, 7gffl. 7, W. 'Benson, P'rizelledilifik*to. 6;
International
'il tetatienal Exhibition; 1862, heti Net piiblished
r. most eliborate and complete cotalogue of ide inanufiCC.
; A roe, . both in A entine ind Silver Plate.' ' It amiable
4..... 18,6 pp. Im • Ore., tit lualuden .s. fell and 'ewes ,
,f pitee list wad upward. of 300eNgsavings.
.11=11' .warione kindstioll It . will he emit post-free -
ell stoma 4M irs.! W. Sanwa, 44 suit 4f. i
! Some ilod *4ll diSeldli to iceenne for the pemiliar
`ebeiene Armee widolair Übe -distinguishnv obaraeteo I
's of Ole Pure l'en sold by Horstiinan's Agents; Shill,
• arises from the CI3IEIOIIO having long ooverod
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secure - -a sold i•-
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