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This is exclusive Of Colonel Bakers regiment,
which has been enrolled and is now cncamrcd at
Springfield. II i. understood tina, this regiment
will repair TO Alton on Monday. and thence if
permitted to Jefferson barracks, below ST. Louis.
General Hardin will probably aitemp, to fum
his Regiment; on Moadly Thus far seven com
panies have signilied their intention of entering
his regiment, to wit:-Capialn Mowers compa.
nv, Of Chcago; Capt. Dickey's. of Ottawa; the
two Morgan companies the Jo Davies company,
the Quincy Ri1emen and the Scott county com.
pany. The FLOWING will probably fill up the
Regiment Wells company, Of Chicago,
Col. Richardson's, of Schuyler, aud Capt. fry's
Of GteCnr,
Thus two Regiments will he formed. A third
will he composed Of Capt Dolge's company, of
KcndalI two companies from Madison; two
from ST. CHR; one from Monroe; one from
Union; one from Perry; one from Washington,
and one from Bond. This is Col. Morris1ns re-
gimcn, j he can get Il, of which the probabilities
are IN his favor, although he has Col. Richard.
sun, N'tll w bNus p'H " bleet'
and know no, how many more opponents. The
remaning companies will be thrown together in.
10 what Will constitute the fourth regiment, e
which, he that gets the most votes, aud nobody
elsc,' WI have the command.
About noon, to-day, came into town a compa-
nv Of foot; loe company from CLARK county
commanded BY Cvl. Archer, a brother oiihe Viz
cinia Senator of,hai name, once Canal Commits
sioncr and State Senator, m this State, tall, ro'
bust, in,escn, and brave looking man Of about
so, Who on reporting himself a, headquarters,
found to his great disappointment, that his com
pany had not been accepted. He had pdrhy
with the Governor, and not getting Satisfactory
explanation he drew up his company in front Of
the Franklin House, and made 10 them q sn'fci,.
L;.which he esri q a siFdn 0, the hittercs, jenur
citation Gu Il vernon Ford, accusing him Of deal
ing falsely with him The old man wosn
up by advising his m,n To return to thcir homrs
aud resume thor ayoca,ons - but rs Tor himscil
he said he was in This war, aud il he roull i, u,
} h'gher post, lie would 60 az a private. IN,
crowd gave him three chccts. hut his own motion
''r Three srrans snG the R0gurs march for Gov
Ford, ELECTED NJ response. Tho lbruth is n.
near as can ascertain, that the Guvcrnnr had
promised C"l A. generally, Ihal il he cuull raise
a company, II would be accepted bu, no, having
been reported IN time, il took ils fate with Tho
f's'' ms u at least certain, that Col As rom.
ma, ,V n.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03

had declined it. Ii was. therefore, TO be
offered 10 Santa Anna. II is also repor,ed
that II Would be impossible for Paroles 10
collect more lroops-lha, he had aban.
doned all intention Of resisting the Amer
lean forces on the frontier. and was only
preparing To gather around him suiri-
cieni body of men TO secure himself. and
await the turning up Of cyents.-Rich-
n0nd ERqpirer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03
Correspondence o. ,hc Free Trader.
Letter Jrom he E!itOr.
NO. II.
REsarzyovs, NEAR ARROW, .

EESnEZyoVs, NEAR ARROW,
June =, 1916
Sinoe last wrote to You, our quarters have
bcel removed from a low fever aud sgue looking
place on the bank of the river below Alton, to 4
delightful spot in the timber at Midl,uoSu.
which is abJu, mile anl a half back OF the city,
ami midway between The city and Upper Alton.
This place and Upper Alton are a sorloi con,n-
ualion Of Alton Itself, and are generally rlIsscd
as paris OF the city. "A such they woalj be it
orally rus IA Urb6; but they lar more resemble
Tue clustering together of rich farm houses and
county seats, than What we understand hy the
term city. The beautiful girleus, abundance Of
fruit trees, shrubbery, flowers, &c, in which
these goodly man ions are buri,d, and the rich
ness Of the scencr, around, feuder this most
delightful region; aud were i, not or The coulin-
ued samencss ofa camp life, one could be well
content 10 SoiAer 1t here ioi any langth Of tme.
Amidst the kindness IN hospita Atty oC the poo
PIE hy whom we are surround, D. the soldier easi-
ly fJrscts bis distinctive character, sud lha. he
is co fined to camp bounds aud ra,ions, and
must submit to all the rigor and tyranny If uli'-
ilary discipline.
EncamPed Immediately around US are six or
eight companies, same IN regular toms aud 9TH
ers in temporary tents OF brush. Among these
are the two c0mpanie, from Morgan county, one
Of which is commanded by Col. Wcathcliod-
"Oi Buck AS he Is iimlliaily called and the
ii. L.. I II 4
the jacksonville STANDARD Both these compa-
MICS are fail, and although it is riskiug much, |
will venture To say it, they are the crack c,mps-
MES oi the state. They are made up OF farmers
and iIrmers' sons almost exclusively, athletic.
hale, hearty men, a large proportion of them
Suckers, and seem peculiarly fitted to endure and
encounter all tie harlships an ! perl1 Of mill
tary life. The Quincy Rh'mcn, under the COM
mand Of Captain Morgan, arc also among our
neshb1rs, and are doubtless the best drilled com
pany in the State This is the sane company
that done some service, and got them name, il
the Mormon war. They are good 10 ,kiug
vho'e-souled, brave, and generous set Of fIlnws
Captain Wheeler's company, Of Ed~arl.,il'e, i,
! also here, and Captain WlIeys. of Bon !. hut il
would be in'idunus tn parliculrze further.
/ Companies, mf the la, few days have beer
coming in rapidly, aud at prc-en, SATURDAY,
>. ny all that have been accepted are in, erccr
one from Gallatin, ono from Pope, one from
Wayne and one from Pulaski, who vii! doubt
less al he in on Monday.
The Jo Dasicss company. which lri, Gal,nt
IN Tuesday, arrived to-day, havins lain day u
two on sand bar. They are picked set, an,
The company i. hrim full.
I he following is list of al! the companic
tia, have been enrolled by General Shields -
Statement Of the Enrolment If the Illinois Vol
l-1unteers at Alton. under the r,qui-irn If th
President ofthe ULited Staie,, Ia tie war viii
Mexico.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03

The late "Mcrmon War" is shout
oyer, there having been more ink
than blood split on the occasion. If
the public would hang some half do
zen Of the leaders on both sides, So
cicty would be greatly benefited,
and no one sustain much damage
save perhaps the maker and yender
NJ ."ynm and rutn.n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03

The mediation, said to have been oirrsa by
England between Ia, United States and Mesici,
is con,radicted by the Union. The Uuian very
properly remarks tia, this country would not ac-
ccp, the services Of England if offered, and that
the only way to procure speedy and sa'isfacl"-
ny termination oil our difficulties with Mexico, Is
by invading her territory and bring her TO terms
hy Tho canncns mouth,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03
Vhig Nominations.

Tho Wing Convention which met at this place
on the lat inst, nominated the f,llowing candi'
dates: For Senator, ]. w Mason-FOr Repre-
scn,ativcs, e. Cnllin, Z. II. su,phin, and Il. w.
Glaypool-For Sheriff, Horny lIuIbud-For
Coun,y Commissioner, &. e, Elliot aud fr
Cvroner, d.. Joseph Stout.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03

Ihe DiDerencc.--praycrs are offered
in mast of the churches in the United
States for the restoration of peace. -.
The Bishop Of Vera Cruz calls on the
public, by order Of the Government, 10
devote three days, 25ih, 26Ih and 9Th,
in offering public prayers for the success
of the Mexican arms against The Amer
leans.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03
Democratic Meeting.

At meeting of the Democrats of
Grundy and Kendall Counties, held at the
house Of General Alexander McClasky,
on the 20ti day Of June, inst for Il ifc
purpose OF nominating one candidate. te't
represent the above counties in conlunhg,
iinn with La Sale county, Mr.. Henry
s. .NSner was called to the chair, aud
r. Boyd and Pairiek Kelly were chosen
Secretaries.
The following gentlemen presented
their credentials aud took their seats:-
From Grundy WIN. +. Armstrong,
Dominick Henry, Robert Kelly. Patrick
llynes, i. Kelly, L. Boyd, Walter ID.
Mcdonald, Felix Duilin a. O'Mealey.
From Kcnd,H,-Samuel Davinporl,
S. G. Collins, G. |" Collins, j. Tubbs,
Thomas Spencer, II. Phillips, A. Me-
Clasky. +. Misncr, Moses Tuhbs, VIM,
Stone, Boyd, II S Misncr, b. Tubbs, lr.
When, upon motion, SAMUEL
JACKSON, Of Kendall County, was
nominated by accIamalion.
On motion, the Chair appointed
committee of five to draft resolutions ex-
pressiye OF the sense Of this meeting.
And the chair appointed the following
persons, viz:
W. ID. Mcdonald, Vim. L Armstrong,
S. G. Collins, VIM. Stone, Robert Boyd.
The committee submitted the following
resolutions.
ReSOiUei, That the convention held at
Ottawa, on the 18th of May last, for the
purpose Of nominating one senator and
three representative, To represent la Sale
district in the next general assembly Of
this state, have violated and outraged the
rights of the junior counties Kendall aud
Grundy, in refusing 10 nominate at least
one of The representatives from the juuior
counties.
Resoiyed, That we cheerfully acqui-
csce in the decision Of the convention SO
Car as regards the nomination Of VIM.
Reddick, as Senator, Joseph O Glover
and Ambrose O'Conaor, Tor Represes 20
lives, and we hereby pledge ourselves y,
use every eOdeavor to secure the elecli,,,
Of the persons above mentioned. ~
RcsO'rek, Tia, in the nomination we
have made If Samuel Jackson, Of Ken.
dali county, as Representative, we con-
ceive that We have merely been vindica-
/ ting our rights, as men aud democrats
and, thus believing, do solemnly pledge
. IN NJ ~ IN
summaiing what we believe to be an act
OF Justice to ourselves.
( Mued, That the names o! the dele
gates in attendance at this Convention be
polished with the proceedings hereof
carried.
I NJrei, TO appoint committee to
draIi an address to the democracy Of lhls
senatorial Gsrict--carried
When the following persons were ap-
pointed by the Chair:
w. L. Armstrong, S. G. Collins aud
X. Boyd.
NOued, That the address be published
in PAM ailet form--carried.
Noved, That the Chair appoin, three
from each county as a corresponding
committee, when the following persons
were appointed:
w. L. Armstrong, +. Spencer, G. l..
| Collins, W. ID. Mcdonald, ii. S. MIsner
and +. Dudin.
Moued, That the proceedings Of this
Convention be published in the Free Ira
der and Consliluuonaist.
II. S, MlSNER, GIN.
/ ID o.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03

A man was choked to death in Masil.
Ion, Ohio, recently, in attempting oswal-
low piece Of inca, 8 inches long, Il wide
and thick.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03
County Commissioner.

Wo are authorized to announrc JOHN PAL.
WEIR as n candidate Or the Office of County
Commissioner, a, thShox, August election. 4
We are authorized to announce MATHEW
DONAllOE as candidate for the Office OF Coun.k
~ Commissioned The next August election v
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03

MICHAEL MCDONALD will serve as Shcr.
III of Grunjy county II elected a, the next August
election, and pledges himself 10 discharge jhe du.
ties oi the Office to the best of his ability, should
a majority Of the voters favor him with their sui.
ffarps
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03

Vrly PoHie.--In Richmond, the hotel keepers
send round bowls Of hot turtle soup and chicken
freas, with napkins, &c, to the Editors rooms
I hey nught 10 mako lorlunes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03

Match for 100000 match race for
two single miles, between Peylona aud a
young flly, Brown Kitty, will come of
overt the Oakland Course, Louisville, KY,
IN October nest.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03

The weather is now oppressively warm--
politics rather warner, hut some of the coudi-
dates have a cool shower.bath in prospect about
the first Of August. We'll who cares
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03

We are authorized to announce PATRICK
HANLi asa candidate until after the first Mon.
DAY IN August next, for the Office OF shelf for
LA Sale county.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03

"A Curious Case,--A young lady in
Sbee, Maine, has died in a sudden and
singular manner. She was attacked in
the night with most excru,ating head
ache, which caused her to scream out in
agony. A physician was sen, for, and
after examining the case, he pronounced
it fever and prescribed accordingy.--
Blu, his prescriptions afforded no relief
and the patient died. While laying out
the body, an earwig was seen issuing
from one Of her cars, and il is said i,
passed from one ear TO the other, entirely
through her head. This is impos sible.
Nevertheless, the presence Of an insect
in the ear may be highly dangerous. By
dropping tea spoonful of gin or sweet
oil in The ear, the cause will be DESTROYED.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03
X. BoYD, p. KELLY. Sees.

A German woman in Cincinnati lately
gave birth to two children grown fast to-
geiher at the breast and were attached TO
the parent, but parted with difficulty.
Their birth caused death to the mother;
the children died at the same time.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03

A report was rife a, Wesiport, Mo-,
when the steamer Rdtinor was there,
said To have been hFapghl in on the pre-
vious day, that ne Mormons, or the
Mormons in connection with the Indians,
had made an attack on the California en-.
Migrants, on the plains. a, or near the Ar
kansas river, in which Gov. Briggs and
number Of others were killed. !, is
said, that body of volunteers was be.
ing raised a, Westpori, to go ont to as
certain the truth Of The report. We give
the story as we heard it, remarking tina,
i, was not generally believed at West.
port. nor do we think i, entitled TO any
credil.-lio. Pepub.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03

II is now stated that Gen Taylor has received
instructions from The War Department. TO march
Amy into the interior of Mexico without de.
ais il irue, lYe my hear Of another bat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03

We are authorized to announce FRANCIS
GALLOWAY as candidate Tor the Office OF
sheriff at the next August election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03

Caleb J. McNuly, late Clerk of The
House OF Representatives, at Washing
leo LA uriyalc ir fA--.- Mnraan's Com
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03

We are authorized to announce Dr. M.
SMITH, If Lnrainr precinct as Democratic
candidate for the office OF sheriff, at the ensuing
August election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03

We are authorized TO announce Mr.. JADEZ
FITCH as an independent candidate { r sheriff
OF LA sale county, ut the coming election,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03

We are authorized to announce CLEMENT
u. i!t.t.NS as an independent candidate for
sheriff Of LA Sale county, AT The August election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03
Justice Of the

4 Rio Grande.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03

Remains IF Myor RsoggoM..-Nr
james ii 'opcr, al Baltimore, cabine,.
maker, has prepared box lined wuh
S'''r' which Is .oshsforwarded to Texas
TO receive The remains of the lamen,od
MAJOR Ringgold. Upon its arrival there
II viii be cocloseJ in an elegant coffin.
10 be prepared by MIR. Hooper. and b.,
deposited IN the soil Of the hcro's native
State.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03

Frequently ask yourself What you have
done, why you have done it, aud how it
has been accomplished, This will teach
you to inspec, your actions, your mo.
,ives, aud The manner in which you dis.
charge your duty III eeky Commercial
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03

Murder. "A mos, Smoking, and I'M
provoked murder, was committed on the
Au Sable in Grundy co., on the 2lst inst;
as near rs we can learn, the circums,an.
ces are as follows A man by the pane
of James Dillmorc, bad been out on that
evening ill late hour, and when he &c.
turned found that Me, yieiig,o u ..--' !es;'
his bed and laid down on them IN " T'a
floor. Dillmore attempted to TAXA ,h o,e
from him. when scuille took place, n
which Tressler was stabbed in the oocl
aud expired Instantly. Dllmore has hoon
arrested aud confined, to awai, his ,rial
---,i0iI Eynni "''
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-03

: your attention 10 Sei-
se""''m'Ior MaIoney and Corporal Far.
rel VINO behaved with remarkable cool.
ness aud gaIlan,ry."
Cap'a'n Morris says, 81 mus, not
'o'I. !" notice IN this report, the conduct
y, corporal Sullivan, who fred a, a BODY
VI 'he enemy and Immediately rushed in
"'"ohs mem, seized a I.ieu,enan, by the
c"i'"r' d'sarmed him, and delivered him a
prisoner to Sergeant Graham. lie af.
"rwar's' continues Captain Morris,
, Went with party under Sergean, Ken.
oali' captured gun from the enemy,
'o''eu 1t out into the road and turned il,
over TO an officer Of the ls, Infantry"
@nch was the conduc, of Irishmcn.
Ia"o i'''h Catholics a, that on The RIO
"''"ce' according to the testimony of
american officers, and which would be a
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-14

for Ie4& have effEsdy awakeneds sbee isal-
ou<y Of our cotefnpories, and lhey sbow
their annoy a1ce by al manner Of torture
Of word ssPARIs." II seems to be boil, a
charm and a bane to them. We havs only
70 say That our December number contains
a specimen Of mhat Our Paris FashioRs'
are and will be. and we N nss trust the eyes
of the public 10 deceit the superior value Of
these. .vrs,gnei eagrored. priated and
scoforel az tts head quarters Of HE fashion
able ,roytd, "'ovef the vapid an tatitioHs,
which are got up here al least sixty days
old,paimed of as correct. In JanIary we
shall have a nest elegant style Of cloak
patterns. and as il wall be issued early say
by ID cember 10Th. we advise our fair rea-
ders not 10 spoil ther mate iai BY following
The bind gaides of last gear, but to ADOPT
THE TRUE Fashions FOR 1876
SiaLE ~ DID EMBELLISH NENMS.
In the department Of Epgfavings, il is
well known that GR HAMs MAGAz has
far surpassed any periodical work, ever
pub ished in this or any other county,
'fhe highest ambition Of rival publishers
seems thus far to have been 10 maintain q
respectable imitation ofahe numerous cost
ly and beautiful works Of ar; With which
lhe successive number Of this journal have
been yraced. In the scoursesDf the succee-
ding vol rus mary IMPORTANTNEW
FEATURES viii be introduced. SAIs-
t AIN. the mast ceFsbratcd MEzzoTiNT
EsoRAvER in the Union. and equal to he
best in. Europe, Will consiue to furnish his
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WRIGHT 81 HATCH; SMLLIE &
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York, CHEENY, DODSON, WEIGH
& WALTERS, TUCKER. and others.
Of Philadei2hia. all among, tie most emf
nent LINE EHGRAvERs Of the presen. cen-
tury. have been engaged to furnish a sue
cession of highly finished steel engravings,
superior 10 any that have higherto appears
ed in periodicals..
OUR REVIEW DEPARTMENT.
Will continue To embrace notes current
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Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-14

s. WIGGSs atthe old stand, on5 The south
u .westeorpar OF the Public SquatSy feeling
than kfnf fof&Ee very liberal patfoanae lsereso-
fore extended 10 bin, would teform' h friends
and patrons, that he is Sill epgagedinI making
Fine Pound Cake, and all other sweet things
pertaining 6ne wedding Supper, which he
can supply tho Wishing 10 gel married much
cheaper than. they can nuke il. Ills cake will
be ornainented in every variety of style.
Heis also engaged in making Candies, which
he can sell to me hanis and Others, at whole
sale, as cheap or cheaper than they can procure
them elsewhere; also, al retail, at very small
profit. He keeps constant supply of superior
Cough CaaGy on hand, which has been highly
recommended by emisent physician of Holly
Springs, and-as farashis own experience ex-
tends In its use, he believes il superior to any O.
thercou9h candy used. In fact, many Of thosef
who have used H. speak IN the highest terms O.
the advantages they nave deFiv ed from It's use
- Ncv. %, lS45. nl4-3m:
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-14

REcroR, THE EEv. ID. G. C.PAGE. D.D.
TER MS.-The Acadenical year 10 con.
sist of two sessions of five mou.hs each
the expenses of each half session payable
in advance.
Expenses PgR SESSION FOR Boa
Boarding and tuition !: - $500
FoR DAY PrPlLs--From and afer the
29th eff December. (he Meaday after
Chris.mas,A at WHICH time The School re-
opens. the PfeparalOsys Glass will be re-
cei.ed al The reduced -ra.es Of $i5 per Ses-
sion. leaving the existing rates of $50. 925
and @S9 per session for the different stages
of advancement in the higher Depart
menfs..
ARTICLES TO BE FURNISHED BIZ BeAR>
rERs.-TabIe and Tea Spoon; two pairs Of
Sheets; two pillow cases; SIX fowels;
marked with the Pupils name in full.
Pupils enierlng after the commencement o
the Session. will be charged ia proportion,
according to The above rates.
The course ofinstrnction- will embrace
all that CONSTITUTES thorough English.
Classical and Mathematical seducation. to-
gether with the elemen,sfyp principles oi
Vocal Music. ArraDgemenfs ase conrem
plated fprnddipg Fte<ch to the coussa q
bore spscSz So soon as it may be fo16d
practicable.
REFER TO sasss
Rt Rey'd James II !. Qley, G Colufnbia, Tennessee.
Rey'd e. w 4 Alstonss Memphis. -
|sHoA Joseph ~ Chaimers,
CO! John q. Martin,
Henry Anderson. Esq Holy Springs, Mi
col Benjamin. Williams, Marshall county,, /"
Gen r l.. Brownrigg, Columbus, sc 80
George Yerger, Esq, Vicksburg,
Rev'd Charles. Goodrich, New Orleans.
Rey'd Daniel s. Lewis, St Francisrttle, la.
Rev,d SamuefS. Lewis Mobile.
jar. q 80 n2of
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-14

aBy Tryeo a. Massey. Esqlt-s. LIS
ofthe Probl.e Csast for lkt Con1 2
MARSHALL NoSica : .brrssv sipss. q
al appsiSasion - me - Bake As-l
~ Wyatt u Ahssaashv. Jo1a'k.. A
ISam and Rsbseea kis wife, ans Ar.sr g
Caves and AaEaha J. rs uifs. uhorh1
undivided shares In The f.lcwnE urrti
slaves. :o sra SEna. Atl<on. Ma R1
Waliacs. Miles. Hca1ersoa. Csin. 81
Aahala. HaFries. Rasshena. Lrauuai. ,,l
SsPhy-teIOnSsng - tse eSiale Sists as
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