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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14
M fserIIa M,
MAY-DAY AT MIDDLETON
FOR THE DEMOCRAT.


Mr.. EDITOR: AS some of the young
ladies who participated in the beautiful
and glorious festivities which we had here
on Thursday last, have been kind enough
10 furnish me with copies of their address
es, | gladly forward them 10 you for publ
cation, knowing that they will be very ac-
ceptable reading matter to many Of your
subscribers, and serve TO give an impetus
TO the intellectual Improvement Of the "fair
daughters Of Eyep Of our land. Yes, and
our sons must also reap moral good ana r.
ediication from such soul-inspirlug axhlbi-
lions. Thursday beng The first Of May,
the young ladies' belonging TO the Middle,
ton Female Academy, according TO the
halowed custom Of the olden time, celc-
brated ii afIw;th all the grace, beauty apd
loneliness which they alone are ableto
bestow. The Scene was one Of the most
enchanting and brilliant description; Such
magnificent garlands Of flowers; such
sweet-scented bouquets; such graceful and
appropriate dresses; such an array Of
youthful beauty; and--but here descrIp'
ton fails me: the ruddy glow Of health
the Joyous looks, the sweet beaming smiles
and the transcendant loneliness Of seventy
or eighty young ladies, is easier imagined
than described:
"Who hath not proved how feeby words essay,
To fix one spark Of beauty's heavenly ray?
The changing cheek-the sinking heart express
The might, the majesty Of I.ovELsEss."
The order Of march commenced at the
residence of the Principal of the Acade'
my, B. HoLr, Esq, as follows;
First. the musicians, playing beautiful
and appropriate airs.
I'd. The Representatives of the foul
Seasons, each bearing splendid white satlr
banners, adorned witk beautiful designs ant
rich paintings.
3D.. Twenty-Five garland bearers, eacl
two carrying fragrant garland.
4th. Two Flower slrewers.
5th. Two Pages.
9th. TIE QUEEN OF MAY, with hel
two GROWERS.
Tth. Two Crown.bearers.
And lastly, the remainder Of the younl
ladies', marching two and two.
Thus the procession moved on to tn
judson Institute, where the palace an
throne were erected, and where yer,
luxurious and plentiful table was sprea
for all who we're present. The day wa
hne, and the concourse of people hume
rcus. The sight Of such procession wa
imposing and delightful in the extreme
The two marshals, Messrs. Bryant an
fARMELE, conducted the movements wit
much taste and regularly; the numeror
carriages, horsemen, and well-dressed pr
destrians, contributed to give zest to tn
scene, covering the road for half mill
SAl was beauty to the eye, and mus
othe ear" and, may ndd, perfume an
LAGRANGE to the smell for as this celebr
lion Is grateful tribute offered for Il
gifts and blessings Of Spring, the air W,
PERFECTLY saturated with the odor Of 20,
en. We'll hath the poet said
"Noisoless falls the FOO, OF Tine,
When he only tread, on 1owets,p
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

Nor MARRYING MAN. - An eastern
contemporary, who is an incorrigible bachc-
lor, says that he is opposed 70 uniting the
marrying with the printing inlercst--as,
in these hard times, he finds il as much as
he can do to issue a single sheet, without
being bothered with litIe ertras.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

ISLANDER.
:" Twas SANDER filed Fame's mouth with

:" Twas SANDER filed Fame's mouth with
lying words;
SANDER the foulest whelp Of sin. The man
In whom this spirit entered, was undone,
His tongue was set on Gge Of bell, his hear
Was black az death, his legs were faint will
haste
To propagate tho lie his soul had framed,
His pillow was the peace Of families fed
Destroyed, the sigh Of innocence repronch'
Broken friendships and tho strife Of bro
iherhoods
Yet did ho spare his sleep and heartho clock
Number the midnight watches, on bic bed
Devising mischief moro, and carly rose
And made mostholsish meals Of good men,
names"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

A FACT. 1T is confidently asserted
that poor young man has but two aliern'
aliyes, either to go 10 work or 90 10 the
devil. A great namber choose the latter,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

ToNrc. The following Is tho tonic used
BY reformed drnnkards 10 restore the vigor
Of the stomach: Take Of Geniian root,
half an ounce Vacriaf root, one drachm:
Bsst Rhubarb root, two drachms. Bitter
Orange Peel, three drachms: l.. Carda-
mon seeds, half an ounce: Cinnamon
Bark, one drachm. Having bruised all
the above together in mortar, Che drug
gist will do il if required,) pour upon il
one and half pints Of boiling water
cover up close---lct stand till coId---strain,
bottle, and cork, securely, and keep in q
cool dark place. Two table spoonslull
may be taken an hour before meals; and
half that quantity whenever the patient
feels that distressing sickness and prosIra
ton, so generally present for some time
after alcoholic stimulenis have been ADAM
doned.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

THE TELKsRAPH.-Mr. Amos Kendsll
has returned from his visit 10 New York.
We understand that no has failed 10 mako
satisfactory contract for extending tho
line Of Telegraph from Baltimore 70 New
York. Coasiiiufioa.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

Morocco vests, particularly rod, havo
lately been introduced among tho iashion-
able in Paris, and arc oil tho rage. Thor
appearance u said 10 DO uncommou'y
brilliant.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

An exchange Rapcr rays the girls, Ia
some parts OF Pennsylvania, arc 20 bard
up for husbands, that they sometimes tpkc
up with lawyers and printers.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

An Irish servant girl was requested by
n lady 10 go TO one Of our dry good sloros
and obtain a "bed comforter" for her,
About an hour afterwards she returned
with one Of the clerks. X is needless 10
add, perhaps, that the lady tainted.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

Plant tansey around the root Of peach
frees. The peach worm viii not trouble
them Afterwards.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

People always like to patronizc energy
and entcrprizc. When they see dealer
advertising literally, they naturally infer
that he has an assortment no is not asham.
ed 10 have examined by all.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

"Deer Nabby, these arc to inform you
as am fast comming to my latter eend
weih the yaller jandors--lrom your dy.
ing Esek.
p. s. | open this to let you know as |
am departed this life about two hours ago,
in great agony--your gone Esok.p
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

Too Bic TO Work. - A man with a
large family was complaining Of the diff
Guilty Of supporting them all. "Bui," said
a friend. "you have sons big enough 10
help you" "Tbe difficulty is, that they
are too big to work.
This remark is not unapplicable to some
families in these diggns, whose sons walk
the streets without any visible means Of
helping even themselves, much less their
"daddies." They generally belong TO the
supper ten thousand,n are Too big to work;
and rather TOO large for their brceches.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

SArrsFAcrroN.---A Detroit correspon-
dent Of The New York Spirit of the Times
writes, that by the reading of Mrs Gnu
dies curtain lectures no was reminded Of
a small yarn An elderly gentleman not
far from hence was fonder Of seeking soci-
city elsewhere than bis wife liked, On
one occasion iudulging this propensity, he
remained out the greater part Of tho night.
On his return home, the old lady naturally
wished 10 know "where he had been and
what he had been DOING" and accordingly
asked the question. The old gentleman
being somewhat "under the influence
listened with great gravity, and after hay
ing heard ittwice or thrice repeated, mild
ly and quietly replied" Hici my dear,
If any body asks you, tell 'em you don't
knou.n
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

pRorEcrIoN TO HoME DusrRy.-Thc
Lowell Patriot stntes:
We are informed that the wages Of ma
ny Of the operatives employed in ono Of
the largest wooden corporations in this ci-
" have been greatly reduced within n
short time past. Hands who have had 81
per day now get rs cents, and generally
the reduction IS in that ratio.
Twenty-Five per cont, reduction! What
blessed effects Of protection! Tho hard
laborng community will soon fully un-
derstand that fat dividends 10 siock-holders
afford no surety Of just and liberal wages.
This is progressive system. As ag-
riculiure in Now England decays, and tho
"popuace" become more dependent upon
factory wages, their earnings will be re-
duccd until their productions will indeed
be tho result of pauper labor.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14
CARRoLLToN MISSISSIPPI WEDNESDAY

of corner. runhonrd in hin benrt---o secret
njnce n his mind~,bo, his moor wife isn'l
allowed n rnmmnooi
aCaudle yon sban,, closc vour ,ves for
\ woeL~~no Won sh,n,,N~unlcss yon ,cll
mo some of Il Came there's 4 mood
creature ,here,s 4 love IN sure. Cau.
dlo / wonldn't roluso Won nnythiny--nnd
Won know i. or Won ongh, 10 know Nv tbiy
| lime :; only WAN i md 4 secveti To
whom should think of conadino /, hat "a
nv dear bnsbandl should he T miserable
10 keen Il to myself, and YOU know it,
Nav CaudIeY
WAS ,bnre aver sucb mnn, man
indeodl A bru,ei--ves. Mr. CaudIc. an
pnfeeling brutal creature. when van MIGHT
oblige me-, md Won wonst I'm SIRE /
donst ob;ec, 10 YOUR heinz 4 mason. moi
at all. Caudle; dare saw rs very good
thing; dare saw il is---it's only your max.
| inn a secret Of i that vexes me. But YOU
will tell me--you,ll tell your own Marga.
ret9 You Womb You're q wretch, MIR,
Caudle,
aBut I know WIN. OH ves. I can tell
The fact Il. You're ashamed 10 lot nc know
what 4 fol they've been making Of you
That's n You. at your limo Of life---,hc
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

By the recent cansus, Paris is found e
contain l.OOO,0oO inhabIianIs.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

BRiTrsH HyPocRIsy UNMAsKRD.-
the British Government struck tho shack
les from tho negro slave, and put double
irons upon tho copper colorcd and tho
white one, she has been at loss TO pro-
cure proper substitute for the former.
AT length her moral and libcrIy-loving
ministry have devised plan worthy Of
the conquerors Of lndostan and Of tho
Scindc.
II consists in taking from Africa largo
number OF negroes, and indonturing them
as apprentices for tweniyIonc years 10 the
planters in the West India Islands, there
by establishing quasi slave trado, which
is notoovored BY lhe existing laws Of the
civilized world, and imposing upon thous-
ands bondage equal to that Of slavery
for life, without suffering tho rcproach Of
the name. II appears further, that tho
slaves captured from slayors are also in
dcniurcd IN similar manner, and the U.
States squadron on the African coost Is
powerful auxiliary in carrying on this
highly lucrative trade.
We take the earliest momont to call the
attention OF our Government and OF the
world to this outrageous infracton Of tho
spirit Of the laws against the foreign slave
trade. Where nre the Wilberlorcos and
the O'Connclls, The I'hompsons and Abby
KelIys now7 Where sleeps the thunder
Of the ancient maidens Of New England
yillogcs2 Alas alasl Sidney Smiths dead,
a. A.. h.
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srlrg JP MISSISSIPPI,

10 all tsrs0Hs inffraed ~ he hcM H.
m'e N JETnA ilAaHlSGI0S, aceedsfd -
GuaEugg3
W OF are hereby ci'ad m r. and pr
sonaI X appear ,.ior9 the Probate
Court Of Amits CO.a,y, on The
Eourih M0aday II JuIy, 1915,
and show cause, II any you can, why
The same should not be ordered TO be sold,
lO-wit.
The south west quarter Of section num-
her one, township three, range six east,
containing one hundred and sixty acres,
and the north west quarter Of section
number 'uelve. township nrce, range six
east, conian,n, one hundred ard fifty
eight acres, and the east Ia ~ .is
north east quarter Ol section humber
Two, township three, range SIX east, con-
tanning seventy nine acres, and the west
half OF The north east quarter Of section
number one, ownship number three
range six east, containing seventy nine
acres, and the north west quarter of
section number one, township number
three, range number six east, contain
ing one hundred and fifty eight acres,
and the east half of the north east quar-
ter of section number eleven, township
number three, range SIX east, containing
eighty acres, und the east half of the
south east quarter OF section number two,
township three, range six east. contain
ing seventy nine acres, and the west
half Of the south east quarter OF section
number one, township number three,
range six east, containing seventy nine
acres, and the west half OF the north
east quarter Of section number eleven,
township three, range six east, contain
ing eighty acres,--ln the whole amount
Ing to nine hundred and fifty TWO
acres.
Said lands lying and being situate in
the county of Amte, and state aiore-
said.
Il is further ordered by the Court that
this citation be published in the Liberty
Advocate and WoodvilIe Republican for
the time prescribed by law.
ANIL WITNESS the Honorable
| SMNEk< John Walker, Judge of the Pro
| sA.S.W NJ bate Court Of Amte county
<SS at the Court House thereof, on
INV the Fourth Monday Of lApril,
A. d., one thousand eight hundred and
forty-fvc.
Issued this 28th April, 1845
S. r. DAVIS, CHI,
By B. Wade Smith, Dep'y Ok.
May 3, l845. 9w6
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CHARACTERISTIC OF THE MAN In exam.
ming our file of the Grand cuff Adcertt-
ser, OF the year 1886, we came across
I'M following ''broad hiatt" given by our
pfesent independent and worthy U. S.
senator, JESSE SPEIGHT, TO few abolition
lists 1t seems that the anli,slavery socie-
ltyof New York, published a protest
agalnst that portion of the presidents
message relative to the abolitonists, a
copy Of which was forwarded to every
fnember of congress. Mr.. SpEHHr, then
Amember from North Carolina, acknowl-
edged the ceipt Of the document by the
lollo"ng Iaconic note, addressed to the
Mgners Of the protest, Japan, JAY, ct al +:
HEREWITH RETURN YOU YOUR PROTEST,
ENCLOSING, AS A TESTIMONIAL OF MY HIGH
AEGA'D FOR YOUR NEGXs A PIECE OF ROPE.
10y WILL, Ne DOUBT, DULY APPRECIATE MY
M0fIvEs. = spp,cUr
WASHINGTON, Jan. Q, 1885,"
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DEMAINING in the Post Office, Lib
~ erty, Miss, on the first of Ju
Iy, l845.
Adams E G, Andrews Mrs Melinda.
B-Bonds Elijah A, Black Mrs II
Bond Rev T N, Bennett Thos, Bates Dlr'
Eliza, Butler Mrs Orah H, Brown John
Barber Ambrose.
C-Carsner Chrstoher 8, Cochran Da
vid, Cooke Drury, CasseIs Mrs Mary
Causey VIM, Cochran Jno.
D--Davis Mrs E P, Dickson Thos,
Dawson Mrs E 2, Davis Mrs Sarah A.
E-Everett John, Eady John.
Fielder W r, Foster DR. B A, Furr
Paul, Firth Mrs Amanda.
G-Garner Thos, Gordon Mss r A
Howell E B, Huey Alexr,
J--Jackson Andrew.
kelly Downs, Kyle P.
L-Laonldas L, Lea d c DR., Lea Mrs
Nancy E.
M-Nonroe John, Mcdowell VIM F,
Dfeker II B, Nixon II, DicClenden Gee,
Marshall L l., McFadden E, Mcdowell
Thos II, McManus Chas, Mccoy E A,
Martin VIM, Marsh Jno H V.
N-Neely James
P-Perkns AIRS S 2.
R-Reynolds Littleton P, Robinson Jer,
ONE.
S-Sample Dr. John, Seals James F, So
iourner JoSias, Scedick VIM, Smith VIM
C, Seals John, Sharpe ] A.
T--Thorn Absolam.
W-WIcher Thos 2, Whitaker P NJ,
Williams Jas VI VI, Weathersby H c,
Weathersby Mrs E, Weathersby Mrs
Nary F, Wilkins NJ, Wilkinson Neal
Wilson Burner S, Wigly Francis, Wilson
Mrs Rebecca, Weatherspoon R P, Wood
ruff Geo II, Wilkinson s. or Daniel.
A. McKOWEN, p. NJ.
July S, 1845. l8w3
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oil s0ii ~ Fpbifc ApctiOD On Monday
/ the
f0srh dag NJ darad Bsfi,
the fgl.0wiag Described stfags, iosvt p
One fsJ hsl'Yf, fogf jeafs Cld, laken
40 by W. q. Boiler, appraised n $500
one rcd heller taken W W tbo same
eighteen montbs cd, appalsej ~ $500
One steer, white md bfinJlej pidsd, N
ken op by r ~ llavoas, seven gears Old
appnseI nj 80 90
one bull. taken op ny John Walkef
about twelve yeanoIJ, appraised NJ 900
r. NJ. kiNCADE,
Ranger.
Juy ~, lg45. i9-tds
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WILL you accept the paper?" asked
0ne oil the frequenters of Limmers, oil
young Mytton, courtoously protfering the
Joerha' OF the day. "Dln't ask me my
ia near fellow" imploringIy responded the
'erj" have accepted 50 much paper
iase'y that dare not even think of it!"--
Leeds Mercury.
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rHNliE Undersigned Admisisiuf1f saa
hiWIIIF 'It, 80 tbg e.i40 Df
L8ef.eh H. WHdauby. dofeaset wf0
stats their bDai HCEDut .8f aiDfaaff 1D
iba D1uh NyDd1y 10 AggIsi aag'i ai
~h0eh iiba oil persons Interested eBG o.
isbd N they fbuk rf0pa
ELrHbNY WEATHEHsBY,
w. 4. .siGN
f'H...t'. uIs.
lone 20, iell. i1wi
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n POSER" Pa?" "Well, my dear,
Wnat is ?" Didn't you Tell me the world
vas rounds" "Yes." "Then I'd like TO
nov how it can come to an end!' "My
SAl'u, how often must tell you not TO
appile."
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I he snIe OF tho following described
Rcs Estate is postponed until tho
Fourth MoHdag. the 2Gh JaIy.
RANSOME j. CAUSEY,
Administrator.
July 12. lg45. I9w2
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
DY VIRTUE Of an order from b
I'D Honorable, the Probate Court Of
Amile county, Missi ssipp, at the April
Term, 1915, the undersigned, admins
traitor of the estate of Elijah ! thompson,
late of said county, deceased, will pro
coed TO sell at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, on a credit Of one and
Two years, at the door of he court house
of Amiie county, in Liberty, on the
Fourth Monday in June, l845,
The following described real estate, be.
longing to The estate Of the said deccas-
ed, to.wlt:
The north east quarter Of the north west
quarter of section number thirty three,
township number three, range number
four east tho west half OF the
north west quarter Of section number
thirty three, and the south east quarter
Of the north west quarter Of section mum
Der thirty four, and the south east quar-
ter of The north east quarter oil section
number thirty five, township number
three, range number four east. and The
north west quarter Of the south east
quarter OF section number thirty two
township number three, range number
four east, and the south east quarter OF
section number thirty three, township
number three, range number four, east,
and the north west quarter and the south
west quarter Of section number thirty
four, township number three, range num-
Der four, east, containing four hundred
and fourteen acres, subject to the wild.
owls dover,
Purchasers will be required to give
notes with sufficient and approved Sc
curly.
RANSOME J. CAUSEY,
Administrator.
Nav 10, I845. lows
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W 7 TT|T4-
4 ETTEES NJ Administration having
4 been gpnlcI ~ tbe J6dersglsl Of
The June Term, 1915, Of tho Probate
Couu Of Amitc county, 90 the estate ol
+. r. y. Anderson, dcccasod=uI. por
sons indebted 10 said estate arc required
to make immediate payment, and lDDsn
having claims against the Sumo will pros
enI them duly ou.brnucp.ed wlinln TIE
time prescribed by Iawtr they @lII be
forever barred.
MARY JANE ANDTUSON,
JOSEPH ". ANDERSON,
administrators.
June 20, 1916. l7w6
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MUSIC SCHOOL.

"RS VIRGINIA G. POlNDEX-
YN TIERS music school for young
lad es, will open OH Monday, 28lh instant,
when she will be prepared TO give IN
struclion, both vocal and instrumental.
From Mrs. Pc, knowledge Of the science
and experience in teaching, she feels con-
fidcnt Of afording satisfaction 10 those
who may patronize her:
RMS,
For instruction during three months
or twenty. four lessons on the Piano Forte,
with vocal music, $50 w
DO. Guitar, @ IL W
Mrs. Poindexter, can accommodate
young ladies' with board.
April IS, 1916. 9m3
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no treason to mankind, since the or.
Isn'zaton OF society, would be equal in
1RocIty TO that oil him who would lift his
Rend to destroy the American Union.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
ANTE County s. S

ANTE COUNTY. s.
10 all persons Interested IN he Roo1
Estate Of HENRY h. IlmL, deceased--
GREETING:
VOU are hereby cited to be and per
sonally before the Probate Court
of Amite county,
I'm tie Fourth Monday Of September aert
and show cause, if any you can, why the
same should not be ordered to Ne SID
to.wl. --West part Of lot number Two, in
section number forty -iour, township num-
Der two, OF range number three, east,
containing 80 acrcs.-Also the north half
Of lot number three, Of section number
one, township number one, Of range num-
Der three, east, containing SO 1900 oil
an acre-said lands lying and being stu
ate in the county oil Amite and State
aforesaid
It's further ordered by the Court that
this citation he published in the Liberty
Advocate and WoodviIe Republican,, for
the time prescribed by law.
,..,.. WITNESS the Honorable
.SNSNk john WALLER, Judge of the
SyWs Probate Court OF said Coun-
@ ty,a at the Court House there
TTHfW of on the Fourth Monday OF
June, A. D., One Thousand Eight Hun
bred and Gorty-fve.
Issued this 26th day of June 1915.
S. r. DAVIS, elk.
BY B. w. Smith, Dep. CI'k.
lime %. 1815, 17W6
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a BI1blB1aasmsgisfy batieg zen
IL gfsg'rd ~ fhq undersigned 10 The
Hay 1efm, lbtf. NJ fhs rfgb4ie Ift o.
Amife gOBDiyi 1u iba ftia'g 81 rIfam
y. 4 hbsoo, geffB1si All pff ~ IN
dsbfed ~ fad estate 1U feGD6 ~ 70
mtke tmms9 aio payment GOD iboss has
NJ cis NJ against 'ha fsma gill pres q
fbam 6u', aaihsGis4tsd within 49, time
prescribed .g '.". .f f.. ..If. ..t
AJta sJH sDN,
EseHiy
may 81, 1916. 1876
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