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AT the sixth line, Mr. SMoSs, of Conn, moved to amend
by adding 1900 for Black Rock Ilarbor
Mr. PAYNE then rose and concluded his party speech
against the wings, whom he denounced as being destitute
OF principle as they were in 1910. Then, if you asked
their principles, they answered.
Wen sing and shout till all is blue,
Your railing we don't care for,
We go for Tip and Tyler too,
Without why or wherefore"
And now they bringing out that "same old COON
aughter) their Clay mnsres; and here is one OF
their PRINCIPLES and wish the Clerk to read (sena
Mr.. ISoEnsoL-i move that it be sung, sir, instead OF
being read. Qaughter)
McCoNNELL-And move that my friend from Pennsyl
vania pitch the tune. (Roars of laughter)
The CLERK then read amid screams Of laughter and
shouts Of hurrah hurrah from all parts of the House.
"OuR CASp,pArEn
For Henry Clay, our candidate,
IIurrah, hurrah hurrab,
TO place him in the chair OF State
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah
Gods noblest work KAN honest man
nobcr show us if you can
Iurrah, hurrah, hurrah, hurrah
liurrah, hurrah, hurrah
Here there terrific shouting and of laugh
ter and the Clerk went on and read five
Mr. PAYNE then went on and finished his speech at
four o'clock and thus the door has been opened for an
other party debate on this really important bill on which
axes depend and the House adjourned without taking
the question.
With the bill given above, we have now the following
reported by the House for internal improvements:
Atlantic Seab0ard llarbors S4Ol.OOO
Western Rivers and Lakes, $4,000
IIarbors in Wisconsin, $4,000
improvements in Iowa, $4,000
Do. Florida 25,OOO
For the Cumberland Road, 100000
Ship Canal at the Sault st. Marie, 100000
Sl,5O7000
For Fortifc atoms 52l 900
Total, S2O2sOO0
For the West Point Academy, 1852
Indian Department $4,000
Pension List Of all kinds, 9lS 900
For IT, S. Sailors abroad, 900
Sl09ss72
Besides the Army, Navy, Civil and Diplomatic Appro-
priations
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April LAT caspian Anthony; .IbyoS
East Haodam. CID GeorHana. Behm Chae.on; Betsey 4
BALTIMORE, April 9-hr Horteasia LAMBERT RIO Janei o;
add Rec, Dodge NYork Cid Carolina Giksy. 81 Taomss;
Penguin Br Dill We.t Indies; Zealand, Coombs, New Or
leans; Amanda, Terrill Mobile
ALExANpRiA April o-Arr Robert. [Dl Reid, Liverpool;
Atbabuia, Kelly, roft,and; Lucy, iiaifiy. ,s,
NORFOLK, April GAR cinderella. Coleman NBedord =
ca Empire Clark W Indies sid ", Tyler Sloheiy 40:
In H. mpton liUads, IL beth PoHe BIZ Bobbns TURKS
lsls for Baltimore. Arr 7th G'n Waye Brown. NOhns
Cid 18th, Burmah, Sargent Martinique
Misc eJlane0uS
soHn JOHN NJ CLAYTON, Harvey Of and from New York.
bound James river wrecked abreast of Cape Henry
light the 9Th Vessel and of lime total loss No
insurance.
AsHoRECapain Buck Of the Janet Baltimore. reports
seeing schs ashore Cape Henry 9th supposed they
had got the night previous One of them is probably the
John NJ Clayton.
Spoken.
Ellen Cobb Cenu-g1s for NYork March 30, lat Is NJ
Ion 70 A.
Foreign Ports.
RIO JAsE,no Feb 30 In port Chas Carroll Lee in Lisbon
Is h Gallo, Th0mp3On, fin Philadelphia urc; Boy, tWh)
Baten fm Waen put j. 70 IeEair msnmsst keRusxy
Frances Amy Gberson Yves. Indies do ships Cos sJa
bus and Congress- Sid 29 Sterling, LOvet NOreans ga
U $ ship Boston, Montevideo.
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STATE OF MIssIssIPPI-OKTIBBEHAC COUNTY
ba''iwo1 mi: os:, ss SsHiRx il;
that pub ten be made in the New York Herald for s1
unless he on or before the Of this Court plead
demurrer thereto judgment will be entered against him
by default
$500 ' $500 A MAXWELL Clerk
March the 4th 1871 meg CIV evy DIV re
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Sales Of stocks ut Philadelphia.

FIRsr BOARD, Wednesday, April 10 - shs Pennsyva.
MIA Bank, 2s3; IA do Mechanics Bank 27 100 Girard
Bank Is 90 do Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank 26
Bank, 92I.
SECOND BoAnp-S70O0 State So, CO. $500 do &c /;
$1,000 do. S. 66s $4,000 do 5df, 66l
SECOND BoARp, Tuesday, April % shares Western
Bank, 46a $1,000 State 5s 67s $1,000 do 5dt 67; $Soo
do, b5f 81; - shares Reading Railroad, 23i.
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c.
lE ublcr hcrs have jus received, yer lite arrivals nom
Hayfe nd Keep constanty hand complete assortment
French Artificial Flowers
Materials Of all kinds for Flowers
Feahefs Hair Ornaments, and Millinery aTtices-of
sale by HENRY KAHN, importers,
N1msHe 1JLibsgty street, up stairs,
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HJJJ,L,S TRUSSES


HOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS.
ia';yaIsSai I'D III. world aloi. spplieaoa At g.
SssG pad Of a they are 81 b.
sood, wi:iout Els slgnsiars " ~
Many persons have apdotak,a to vsud ,mxons Of Hall
lqepe, Thc.c limitations be relied upon they a.,
ace by urss.u mechanics aud bette. thsn tbs o.a
Rocns have been fitted ~ at NO. yescy street. excusve
for sds having cntr nee from the business depart
eat a,ses female n eSArtsr' ttHdaaee to wat upcs
TO TIE LADIES.
os, aULI.'s UTERo ABDOMINAL DUTfcETnR
THIS sew astssmer; for the radical OF Prolspsus Cex
~ a LIZ esss ssondea
enis5 TO the alictea the means OF perfect rcstoaon to
hsl sever having failed q a'orias care. e'ea rnd''
as well Is 6; ss.sy s adopted to the entire dus. q
lnr iatospis Of London ana Fcris, and universally
comendsd ia Europe b. medical men e the highest rank
fecul;s, Of Cos sa5 HossiisI' ssd By ill the eminent
private pssc.tiosTs:
vesey sfes, hsv,nH separate cn,nce oa ,c business d
nsrtmes.. wsgc lady in con.t..t -tadhEc- TO erpf
Trusses and Suppoters To female p,tents Iall Irrrc
MADAME LA CKOiX FEMALE MONTHLY
PILLS.
THESE FILLS, which have acquired such well deserved
celebrity throughout Eerope for their oertrti IN podn
cling he monthly turns RESPECTFULLY submitted to hs
the operations nature are npede from any whatever
Lade, delicate and precarous health who require tie a'
G sn S S ass n % %
dents Of which they composed render them The most
Sa Of @ ese ISs
Free 81 per box with full and particular directions or their
NJ BThese Pills must not be taken during pregnancy,
they sure pro luce miscarriage if u,ed during that period
To be obtained Of Madame La Croix male Physician 70 Va
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ATTEMPTED IMPOSITION.
lI Il lois EEM "A Il MON1III " oil

SPURIOUS FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.
TTEMPTs are continually made to PALM on sIn,ioui and
variety Of cheap common pills purchased for about sI
be sold the ignorant unsuspectng for two do
lars box, by beng called Female Monthly Pills. 7 his
Monthly Pills having gained great and deserved celebrity
years ainee) it supposed tina. by initiating the
The public will be thereby deceived. Some Of the
BTlsse Pills must not be used during plesnasc &c
rious any ccumstnces The only safety against
sition purchase Female Monthly Pills."
Courland aud Lb.ry Boston, No. Essex
m23 1mF rrc
LEECHES! LEECHES! LEECHES
EIRST QUALITY SMYRNA AND SWEDISH
LEECHE s. constantly hand and for sale wholesale and
retail at very low prices, by
c. j. FERDINAND & COPPA,
importers Of Lesches ld9 Nassau st.
N. B. e J. Ferdinand Coppa will always the
alifies of the Lecch.s sold bv them mis- lmsm
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INFORMAL ION WANTED Of JAMES Il. MILLER
native OF New York. and Seam BY Profession when ast
alive and New York he will hear something 20 IN,
advantage applying William Steel Baker No M Cher
" street New York mi 3rndSw
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TO RESTORE, BEAUTlFY AND DRESS
THE HUMAN HAIR
TO ACTUALLY FORCE IT'S GROWTH,
AND CURE DANDRUFF, &c.

TRIAL BOTTLE S-THREE SHI LLINGS.
know excellent quaiies those who have say
that The fact of selling shilling bottles must prove the !Iu.h
stamentaud that afraid OF persons trying
small quantityo r We warrant it to the following
qualities will force the hair to STOW on pIt VIII ma
ntenfe hair to grow stop it falling off, cure Scurf
Danduf and make lsht red grey hair grow dark For
deed the most economical yet SUPERIOR article made Tor the
hair. -
So!d-price g. or shillirgs bocat tn. Sign of the
American Eagle e2 Cha ham street. New York; Fulton St
Brooklyn; State street. Boston, Ledger Buildings Pna,
deiphia 2O7 King street Charleston, s. &. app 1mwec
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TEA! TEA! TEA
YOUR OWN FAULT If YOU DRINK BAL

IF YOU CAN APPRECIATE pnd want to obt in good
Tea do so by forwarding orders 10 8s Cdfsa
street three dollar bid will entte you to receive hye
pounds OF Tyson, Young Tyson. Imperial. Gunpowder or
S0uchong Tea . 49,.
Mark ;he.e Teas of the first qualtyhoud they prove
oterwe than we represent hen .end the Ia back tnd
your money. which will he cherta ly paid This oursys
TEN Of Aoing business. - a....,.,
NEJV YORK AND CHINA TEA CQMP.aNY
No. 90 CA1HAklNE ST. N
T.. r. CHRIS flANSOf Manager,
To whom all orders be addressed post PAID with
mtante or orders for D y ment in this city. 28 Inns re
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES AND JEWELRf
'INHOSE who wish purchase Colt and Silver Watcte'
Gold Chiirs Gold Pencils, Keys, Be- Will ind greatly
their ADVANTAGE on the subscriber who q selling ai
house the city. Goj Watches low as 20 q 2, doaIs
each Watches and Jewelry exchanged bought All watches
warranted to keep good time the turned Watees
aud Jewery repaired in the best aud warranted lower
than at any other place
q c ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Iewefy,
Who'll, and retail 30 Wal! street.
mg7 iu,src Upstairs.
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House or Representatives.

WASHINGTON, April 8, 1874.
Dnammoad Light - Fertilization and Pension Bills
Eastern Hnbor M-Wtnd-.Storms and Clay
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SUBMERGED PROPELLERS.

NOR SALE A BARGA,N-A ps,s OF match Billiard Ia
be. made to order by D. i"n, ia hs order comak t.
with cues, maces, balls and 's f'nfute ~ oeor
Weddemur Monroe Hall corner OF Pel agd Centre streets
or T. OConnor, 2i6 william ST. a. Nv -m
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TIE NEW BRIGHTON COLLEGIATE


rs SITUATED Staten Island miles from New York
in the eeeaat chateau erected by the Jssphs
$50 900 This the best and theapes, Boarding Sch oil IN "a
United States Full courses of instruction are impaired
buys to educt, invited % call and eyam the schco
The will commence May !. CIcuats and full In
formation may be obtained Of Dr. H. A. Bueow ast corner
Broadway and Fulton street l56 fulton street
GEO LIZ ROW A. NJ, Piincipal.
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Offers for sale the liberal for cash credit yey 'u O
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Raw B & sS si y"fs %" team
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-09
Trustees Sale.

10y virtue of deed of trust to me executed h.
~ II. ?, Barnes, to secure the payment of GER.
tain debt therein mentioned, which bears date tbe
9th day ofJune, lS43, and has been duly record.
ed in the Probate Court of Choctaw Comfy
Mississippi, in Deed Book H. on pages 236-7 S
q 9, SMALL on Monday the Goth day of January.
lo4o, at the residence of said Barnes in said
county. proceed to sell to the highest bidder,
for cash. all, or so much of the following nro-
perty as shall be sufficient to satisfy the said
debts and all costs, 10 wit: jim, Bob. Martin.
Alick. jeff, Hector and Harriet. Also, the south
west quarter of section No. 30. and the east half
ofthe southeast quarter of section No 80, in
township No. 10 range No. Z, situated in the
county aforesaid: also, one wagon and three woke
of oxen, three head of horses and one mule.
shall convey such t tie as is in me vested.
D. McKINLAY,
July w. lo44-om. r. uStee.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-09
a Administrators [O1ice.

EFTERS ofadministratlon having been grant
n ed to the undersigned, by the Hon Probate
Count Of Carroll County, at the October term 1914,
thereof, on tha estate of Garret Virgins, decd,
all persons having claims against said estate, are
hereby notified TO present them duly authenticated,
within the time prescribed BY law or they will he
forever barred, and all those indebted to said estate
are requested to come forward and make immedi-
ate payment.
ELIJAH McMATH,
Administrator oil e. Virgins decd.
October II, 1874 CIV
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-09
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

T etters ~ administration having been grant.
~ cd 70 the Undersigned blythe Hon tho Pro.
bate Court Of Carroll rounty. June term. 1914, IN
the estnte Of Randolph Elliott deceased. All
persons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified TO present Them duly nutheniica.
ted. within tho time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred. And III those indebted TO
said estate are requested to come forward and
make immediate payment
ELVIRA A. ELLIOTT, Administrators
Of Randolph Elliott deceased.
Carrollton, June 90, ls44-6w
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-09

n ErTfggofsasIaitnfoa v.f Hs si1 sa.
~ hetsdf having ffFn HfafId fi ffe fnfff
aRfed fhy Mo rftaie f6nH ~ rauHI ffHnfI
Il ihe feFf'f term. tsifI ~ NE saiats ef ilsfff
WDoian. aeed aU Hefaanf fafine claims aasIasf
ssid esiHfe eil present them. t4tf sHfIeH aaief.
Niihin ttr time prescribed M 'aW. ~ ihey uiiI
he forever baueH JUDY WrDIAN.
AiW'F HNA tle gH aHffffH n
H1rfy He8aa. Asad
September o. isH ati.Gw
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-09
EXEa UTOR,S NOICIE.

II ETTERS testamentary having been granted
II to the undersign, (by the Probate Court of
Carroll County, at the August term 1914, there
off, on the last will and testament of Thomas
Dent, deceased, all persons having claims "a
gainst said estate, are hereb notified to present
them duly authenticated, within the time pre-
scribcd by law, or they will be forever barred.
OHIO B. DENT,
RUSSELL G. BEALL,
August sth, ls44-6w Executors.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-09
ADMINISTRATORS N0Iicc.

VTNO all persons interested in the estate of Thos.
a W. Withers, decd: Take notice, that at
the November term next, of the Probate Court of
Carroll county. will present my account Tor f.
nal settlement and allowance as administrator of
said estate. WIN. E. WRITER'S.
Admir- estate Of Thos. Withe,s, decd.
Sept. 81, l844-l4-6w
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-09

YgsolfsHf .,0tife.

,FtifE Iefaf .Kfsd lHu.f hfa8afaa'tt tt n.
y feHat tn8r Tf fFfaI rWf.i fFum ..
tI1fffs fIfr.l.ta atI aumI.r aI fa.#t or Ha
several sfrIf#a Oft Ha fsHfa or f'HElF D.
iffraf. frFH. fe.Hftd .a.His.f. 500 ma.'
ttfHe ffi3fHaH Jones T. tirttHt, 1nts fIf
ssfaf'ag il fl.h WlaIi ff ay months. fI fel
toita 1900. Yf ..aius fya'n.t aid pfTfp
ttWE T.. Nr.VEVs,
titNEebEEHY GLOVER.
ISAAC SULLIVAN.
Sept 2s.1sll commissioners
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-09
- a. oilIh. ]. 5. JOHNSON
STITII & JOHNSON.
ATTORNEYS ar Egius

davlng associated themselves together in tbo
practice of law. will attend all the Crcn;r Conrte
IN the second Judicial District the Vice Chance
ry Court at Carrollton, the Federal Court NJ Dr.,
t"toc' and the Supreme Court at Jackson.
A. A. Stith will reside in Greensboro. Cboct,v
county, and J. 5. Johnson in Carrolton' An %n
s,aess entrusted to their care will receive prompt
July o. 1874.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-09

District cIHncery court Of the State
of Mississippi, CarrOIItoa.
William W. Whitehead
No. D rs. At Sept Rules.
Lee & Hardy
ETPON opening the matters in thi. bill. and il
u appe ring to tie satisfaction OF the court
that the defendants Lee and Hardy are not i1hal-
iants of this State, but reside beyond the limits
thereof 50 that the ordinary process Of this court
cannot he served upon then, tits
O~hTed, Tha unless the said defendants an
pear before Vice Chancellor, At the court roo,n in
the town of CarrUlun, on the third Monday in
December next, and plead, answer or demur to
he bill of complaint therein the several aepa-
tions thereof will be taken for confessed. and
such order and decree made therein as the Vice
Chancellor may deem equitable and lust
II IS FURTHER o,de,ed. That copy of this order
be inserted in he Western Statesman" once
week for two months, successfully.
ABSTRACT.
BIZ filed 3lst August, ls44.-The bill CHARGES
that in January. 1897, one Meshack King drew
a draft payable to compl't, on the firm of Lee g.
hardy, of New Orleans, for the sum Of 81 $50
winch was accepted by said firm and paid at matu-
ivy -Nt'leN lIIdL Sh1d ueI IS never pretended to
TO hold cOmp't liable on said bill until 1929
wien ley sold the cotton crop of compl't. and re-
tanned the amt of said draft and interest. amoun,
ing To the sum of $3.50 30, which the def'ts
claim to he due from the estate Of said Ming, who
had departed this life, aud whose estate was in
Sovent--states that when COmpi't ed defHts nv
attachmen at law, and in 1910 obtained iudpment
for the sum Of Sl,7l0 SO, and at the same time
Ob'alued Judgment against one John f. Palmer
u Ann Cross, admir- and admin'x of Oliver
ross, decd, as garniShees, on which last iudg.t
he caused to be made s ,l37 96-charges thai ar
forwards he obtained judg't against one Ed roim
Lloyd as garniShee, on which he caused 10 he made /
he sum Of $50 u 3--charges that there is sill |
Tue compft 1896 81, with interest from the 18Th
Way lS42--thnrges that on 18th June, 1914. IN
he district chancery court of the Slate of WiSsiS.
Ppl at Z, rrolton. def't obtuint decree uoainst
ara L0>d y ore Susunnah Graham for "a. oSS ~
VI h interest, &c.--chargeS that the commission.
r in chancery has sold under said decree proHerty
N credit OF months for more than 81 bcient ~
ay said decree Of Sl,25S 81. Prags, That sn;d
omr ne restrained from paving said sum uf
4,2sS 81 70 said Lee & Hardy, or their snl,rS
MT he pay compl't the amt due him from said
Ell is and for general relief DC.
c.r VIM. P. BCLE.
CarrolIton, 9th Sept, l544--2m Ceck
VIM. CoTHRAN, SoI'r Tor complt.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-09

4 WILL. fy pufd.pn vt Ctug a Cotton. ln.
= n8'ic. EXPOSE 10 public sole. IN fho town o'
jponshHf1. un the first Monday in November
nest. ufou credit Of twelve months. me follow.
ing described lrhd. ~ uif. NJElNW 4 md
y " NE md = W q NEl oH section
~. township ~, ranre T., the purchaser givnr
note, with approved serurty Critic roodJ
WILLIAM A. COTTON.
sept p, l-ll-iw Gu. dian dc.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-09
Neutrality-suspicious. .l,nficp-

ITO all persons interested in the lands and ten
IN ements of Enoch e. Ely, decd take notice
that at the November term next, of the Probate
Court of Carroll County, will apply for an order
to sell the w of Section 6, Township l6,
Range East belonging TO The estate of Enoch
u. Ely, decd for the purpose of paying the debts
OF said estate, when you can attend and show
cause TO the contrary.
THOMAS ELY.
Sept. u, lS44-6w Administrator.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-09

IN ne god ilmIsy, being Tho l2h dat uI
~ August nest. w fruni OF che cUur house
door ~ Tie town If taffy.lfun, Carroll county.
will offer fVr 'ile o. public auction. iur cash, thc
following described negro suves. Ia wit Girl.
Eliza. ared nine yttfs, boy Gcorpc ored seven
years, EImiu aged five years. Ellie aged three
years. ~ virtue uf decree Vt the District Chan.
rcfy Court of the State Of Mississippi. holden ~
CarrolltOn, 10 d cause wherein James a. Coz,
accompaniment, and Martha GOA ct al are de-.
PENDANTS.
WV. ?. BOLE,
July 9TH. lsif.-3-5w Commissioner.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-09
AdIninistratOr,s NOt &c.

TTHE probate court of Cboctaw county, held on
\ the 22d day of April ls44. having granted
letters Of administration to the undersigned, on
the estate Of John w. Pastoin. deceased this
is to notify all those having claims against said
estate, to present them within the time limited BY
law, or the same will be barred
JNO B. DUMAS, Administrator.
MARY BASTAIN, Administrative.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-09
.Fd11ltmiSFrOfOy,S .VOTjcc,

n ETTERS Of administration having been grant
Il ed to the undersigned, (by the Probate Court
of carroll County, at the September term 1914,
thereby on the estate Of John Davidson SEN,
deceased, all persons having claims against said
estate, are notified to present them duly authenti-
Gated within the time prescribed by law, or thew
will be forever barred.
JAMES MEATH.
DAVID DAVIDSON,
Sept. 21, lS44-6w Administrators.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-09
D,nlict Chancrry Court Of the State
of Mississippi, NJ Curr0lllon.

Dthilitt AHhnfify ADWfl ~ TIC 0lhif
of Nississippi, NJ Cnrrolllon.
Also Gary dd
So ~ ~. - Hfpf Roles
q Al D.ft A 90.
IfuH eisslaF e. Hsfisft ~ itis ~ ed 81
u HFfFsiHT ~ ~ sffiaffFIfH AZ 49, fenni
Nfff.H a.feH a4His N a = NHs ~ ere 80
.f.sfshfs ~ Me- H'sis. W. fsf.fH hegeaf iaH
H.'s nsfsaf sa ihst 49, nf4#gff ffeefi "
Hhf ~ sfffgff8 HsH Nssi b "
U.ff.f ftst HHisfs fif ssis tffsHtfnfss $50
90 fs f'f Wee fifffsIsf. ~ fif s.sH nsfa "
NleH ~ affHilfia. - e. ffa H'HAff ~
'sraff aftf fHf tissf. sHffaf. sf fs.aHf tg
Ha HIl m mHHaiaf fFfaH f.a faafffi sIisfaf
Hf NfHsf $40 ts Nsf8 ff H4Hfeffaa sHd
fE. nfasf ~ feffeH Hsfe fsff4 ss Ne WE
..fHf.f HfF ftfH sfHiffs go Iaf
no. sIIlfs htf fi=ff err ff HIf eff
90 ts .faef Is f nNsHsfH stIeIHfH. a.fH
fesst aff 600 HHaa.f f.N#sfffi
INSTINCT.
EH N.f t.e ifH. tafi stsffst TtafsfHs
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