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FOR TWENTY YEARS THE MOST POPULAR REM.
EDDY In NEW ENELANn

| FOR TWENTY YEARS THE MOST POPULAR REM.
EDY IN NEW ENGLAND,
nor Coughs, Colds Consumptions Astkna, Plcurisy
l. PMhSic, Splitting 0fBioOd, Hopping Cough, BroHch
H.s, and Pulmonary Affections Diseases Of The Lungs
ofteery Lind.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Bnlsnm hns now been very
extensively used Tor the past twenty years. and probably
with greater success than any Other article known. An.
neXed we make few extracts from certificates fphy.
slclhns and others.
Physicians write us that "tNcy consider II snfs and
rcy coeous remedy TINT will not dsappont the reas-
oh'ble expectations of those who use IL"
Another SAYS, 81 have for time past, been ir the
habit OF prescribing the Vegetable Pulmonary Bnsam for
consumption, asthma, peurisy, splitting Of blood, and
coughs, or pulmonary affections of every kind; and with
confidence recommend rs superior to any other pepar
alton used for the above complaints"
gentleman writes lis "tlul his physician, who is in
the constant habit Of prescribing 1t in al complaints OF
the lungs recommended him IL make trial Of it, after he
aI consulted several physicians who had despared ofhis
recovery from severe affection of the lungs, aud that
using it, the benefit he derived from it WINS such that
cal other ply scnns who attended upon him stated that
they were fully satisfied that il was the best remedy he
could Isen
Another writes us, "lhat his wife, who has been troub-
led with the phhisc, and has been under the Of
enl eminent hS sicHns for UPWARDS Of thirty Sears. with
out having been but little benefited, obtained immediate
relief on using 1t, She hns now used it upwards Oftw
years, and it ns neUer fded Of giving relief at once"
The Vegetable Pulmonary Baam for many years the
only article known as Pulmonary Bdisam It's great celeb
rIy las given rise toa great many spurious articles which
by partially assuming The name othc genuine or by be-
S pn up 81 as 10 resemble II ms nearly MS possible, are
often OisIed upon the public for the TRUE article. A
nnng these are "CHrtGrS Compound Pulmonary l}usam"
"American Pulmonary BnIsum" "Vegelable Pulmonary
Syrup" "Pulmonary Bnlslm,n "Indian Pulmonary Bal
sam,""Iluntcrs Pulmonary Balsam, '&c.-Hewnrc ofall
ofthcm. Enquire for the article by its whole name, the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM, and be sure TO
get The TRUE ARTICLE, prepared by REED'& CUTTER,
Date Reed, Wing & CutlcrO Boston, and see that It has
the written signature Of I'm. JOn'n cutter, upon yell
low label the blue envelope Each bottle and seal is
stamped "Ncgctable Pulmonary Basaln." For sHle by
Druggists, Apohecarics and Country Merchants general
ly. Price ~ cents.
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OPINION OF \ REGULAR PHYSICIAN.

OPINION OF \ REGULAR PHYSICIAN.
Exter, Me, Sept. 30, 1915.
This cerlines that have Recommended the use {
WlSrAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY for disease
of the Lungs for two years past, and many boss to M
knowledge have been used by my patients all with bcnc
fetal results In two cases where il was thought con
nrmed consumption had taken place, the Wild Cherr,
effected a cure
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A NEW ERA IN MEDICINE
DIR. SMITHS CELEBRATED
GAR COATED PILLS,

| Oh INlI l'ON Ell
LNDL4N VEGETABLE PILL
EbR. SMITHS celebrated Sugar Coated TiIls are
~ superior to all other medicines ever discover,
| lmpurltS OF the bluOd, becaUscthey moi only Glen
stomach and bowels from all Bilious lumurs, Lu
promote proper and natural discharge from the
Shm and Kidneys. Thus by n single operation G
wonderful pursuriye medicine. the natural outlets
system are opened, aud all morbid and cnrrupt Nv
the cause oidisease are cNpelIedn manner o. eus
the body is restored TO health MS ii by magic.
DR. smiths Sugar Coated, or improved Indian V
bic Pills. aid d improve Digestion. cure lridHCl
Dizziness Fevers, SCrOiuH, Cancers Gravel lniama
rheumatism, Pain in the head, side, back and sluI
Darrhoea Dysenery und Colo. Papituriou 4
Heart Loss Of Appetite and lownees OF spirits, wi
Bilious complunts-ObslruCliun and orh,r conn
incidents to women in when the! have the most
effects.
For worms the pills are innble-many chilGf
New York have heen spared To their parents by the
~ Use ofthese mild and cfcaCiou> Pills.
This Is the most pleasant and cllcacious medici
the world, and being lrcerom the usualtaste OF me,
does not produce nausea OF disgust.
Price % cents per Box.
6. BENJAMIN SMITH, MD.
President of The New York College of Health is Il
cry Box
For sale by C.. CHAPMAN, Woolsto wi
OTIS Chrmhern, POmret Wc,ier Downer, Sh
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Lewis ;. Partridge Norwich, J. c. Brooks, Whitd
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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07
PENMANsHIP.

We have been requested by Mr.. Rufus
DOlbear to announce that in a short time
he intends giving q course Of Lectures in
PenmanshiPin Jackson, Canton, Leriag-
tOa and Richland. Persons residing in
the vicinity Of those places would do well
y profit blythe opportunity which will then
Bs.aforded them Of learning to write rapid
and elegantly. We have heretofore
0orno our testimony to his merits as ateach-
err and need now only refer to the card
published in another cOlunn) Of several
gentlemen at Benton, who state that they
have taken lessons from him and witness.
I'D the remarkable Improvement Of his schol-
ais"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07


Represent atlve IN Congress,
III his lsttsrt0 lhe people ~ Mississippi
IN Jdl last ne Hon. Jefsrson Davis sia-
tsd that sunless ihs government q Mexi.
co shallvery soon take such steps ass 10
give assurance ola speedy peace he
would resign bislseat in Congress, sothal
ample tlmo would BE- allowed % pelecta
successor 10 take his seatat the beginihg q
the next session. From ihe CHARACTER u
the intelligence recently received rom
Mexico ills evident that she has ao iyen
any assurance Of a speedy peacs. en-
the contrary she has manifested \ detetmi-
nation to continue ii hostile atsitude.-
This is rendered certain, not only BY The
movements Of hertorces, ndthe proauaciH
mentosof her officers, but by her rejection
Of our oveTtures for Peacei orlwhat j equiv
alens their reference 70 a Mexican Con
gress which assemblies in December next.
Underth these circumstances il is certain that
Col. Davis, i compliance With his pledge,
will tender his resignation, so( that his sue
cessOr may b chosen 10 time to take his
seat atthe OpeningCf Congressin Decen-
Der next. Is it not time, III y, that tie
democratic party should agree upon some
plan Of action il the choice Of candidate
10 succeed him that the claims Of aspir-
ants should be Canyassed, diaafaQcss Of
opinion reconciled--and harmony bApught
sbOut I Various members of the Plafty
nave been proposed for the station, al Of
whom so far as our knowledge extends, are
worthy Of it, and would faithfully represent
he people Of the State. But who shall be
he candidate and hOOO is the question b
'e settled? If bya Convention, the lime
far advanced, and it should assemble as
oon as possible.
We hope the Democratic press viii
peak out on the subject without delay
We are confident that unless a plan for.
Of action is agreed upon, there will
'e several democratic candidates in the
ield, and thus way may be opened for
he success Of whig.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07
GO ~ il Z Y Z 4 ! /


nFFlCE0F THE YAZ00 DEMOC lar.
WEDsEsDAY MORNING, October 7tl, Is46.
Ths transactions which have ocdled in
our CottonNIarket during the past geek,
have been unusually limited tor this s|ssob
of the year. The demand has BeE ami.
mated, and the following sales hab been
readily effected u 3 bales al 81 rs I'll
81, at 9 g-lo, I3 ~ 9, IL al BY ! 81 b,
$ at %.
N New ORLEANS CoTToN MA1KEr
Since1the reception Of the adticesi By die
Cambria, the New Orleans Cotton Market
has been ia q firm and animated coalition.
WecOpy the following reports themsr,
ket for,the goth and SOth ulth Ind al DE
list inst. I'll
SEPT. 29TH. There va brisk de-.
mand for cotton today and EaIEs reached.
about 1000 bales, a very ~ Hices.
sOrH.-There was less ddng III the.
Cotton Marketto,day- salessnIDrscing Oh,
.IlsqbOut 600 bales. Prices clnaaue steady.
Cd lsT.- The demand loI Cotton has
been 4 ny active and nea1y 1000 bales
had louli purchasersat Y fun and adj
vancing "a es, Among III sales We nos
tice the folloVSing, quoted il the CONNER.
cial Times and IN The Pieayhne, Viz $50
bales supposed 10 81. YET sB, I47 y q 84sl
At 10, I55 at 90, q atlO4s The market
closed with great ffmness.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07
To all Interested.

IT HEucderaign d adinihis 8lonof e..
iRle,Oi NIB Liner deceased, has Sled
pc ipon q he P,obais Conn Of Yszne
copniy, askliig ler Hn order 81 sale Of lhs
ie@swipg claiuls, The ptopeug ofsaid es-
ate Which apple tim w,llbo heard AZ
the ONobs Tern, 1916. Vszs-
a pq'e oi R srl ~. g rdiner, dated l2lh
Jun lS4l oua lsl Dsc'r. l64l. 500 %
hAsei w McKnstry. dsisdl 29Ip
lane 1889 b 3 months. $500 90
NQle o Wm e spsyahlet s. Is. Ash
Urn det Z 2lsl February 1872. and psf-
soc one Yaflsr date. o26 o.
Noe q y. 81 Plcbe0p, dared 5.h Mia
lc5s, al menlhs. $500 80
adsiueniil zoo Circuit Coufta fi.
Charles ORlien rendered 18Th Nav
1914. e3i6 so
Note 81 Vance dtied lflh Oc1 ter,
1889, ~ mohh $1,000 90
. lialflnialesl b indineni 10 Ystoa Gre
'pii Court 81 Plnkefoo, fos5ersd
10 Mas $50 e3O75 IS
Nfeo R y. H. d4ie8 az June
1874 gsbe noe ~ aflef dsfs o57 O.
P|ter g Disis' rge daief 23id j6cs
ga Due me day sllerd 81
judgment =. Michle H6flsst %
F BtREs0ALB
ADM ls d Hnsf ed
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

The CoTToN CRoP.-Account of the
inihre Of the Cotton crop, in other States.
the present season, continue to reach u.s.
The 81. Francisyille (La.) Chronicle says:
The die isnOw cast. In one week more
there viii be no cotton to pick in this par.
ish. From every quarter our intelligence
is the same. The average crop Of the pa.
rish will not exceed our former estimate,
viz: one third the usual yield"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

JEVELRE.-Ws refer our readers 10 the
advertisement Of Messr,. ,Wilson& Kline
10 to-dly's paper They have an excellent
stock on hapd, and we would advise those
who have hitherto purchased articles. ri
heir line, in the New Orleans or Eastern
markets % e1amine their stock before send.
ne On their order.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

Coz. SrEPHENsoN's CALIFoRNIA ExPE,
DITIoN.-At our latest accounts The sew.
enth regiment Of New York United States
volunteers, under the command Of Colonel
JOkhalhan D. Stevenson had received their
pas, and were embarSing on the ships in
tended 70 convey them to Calii6rnia--their
destination.
The New York Herald says thatthe reg
iaent is composed Of just such men as are
required iOeafTy out ne ohjscis Of DE sz.
.peditlon. Not mere soldiers Who know
nothing save that which appsriains % !
military liis-oot politicians Who can thee.
.ri1e, who can blow up schemes. mere bub-
blss which win harzi when tried BY prae.
sics-ba haray. industrious, snisrprising
sFiis,ns-nsa Of re workshop-Rrnsrs.
BlaoIlsniihi, iailor,.. hatisrl
s1s win ioub,ls iend lhess gal.
lani pim,er uho intend nrths Amer.
is,h ID ,hai ~ ieriou-
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

MORE FoREBoDINGs OF EyIL.-lna let:
ter recently written by the Hon. Henry
Clay, acknowledging the reception Of a
piece Of oil cloth, presented him by some
New Jersey manufacturers, he chimes in
with those augerers who have predicted
that thetcOuntry would Be ruined BY the op.
--'s.siqn.rvf tho new tarfn DlTT. lie says
that be " seriously aPprehends great epils
70 the general business Of the country and
ultimately to the revenue of the Govern
ment."
Y is difficult to tell what are the signs in
the political horizon that forebode 50 much
disaster to the country. Storms are pro.
ceeded by clouds that hang dark and threat
ming, changing from light to darkness the
face Of nature. But no such gloomy scenes
are visible to the impartial observer in our
political horizon. On the contrary Il ia il.
lumined by the brilliant sunlight which be.
tokens the dawn OF bright, auspicious era
upon the country.
DOthese soOlhsayers base their fears on
the fact hat the producers of the west will
realize for their products advanced prices
on the fact that southern planters will rea.
lie high prices for the great staple which
they produce-Or on the fact that goods
are even now, owing to the advantages
which the Freedom Of Commerce promi-
sei afforded the consumer from tehto TWEEN.
~ per cent lower than heretofore? not
only 50, but on the accounts, (ofwhich we :
constantly read )ofmanufacturing establish.
ments sPringing up and commencing opera.
tions7
Such isihe view presented to the uubi.
ased observer, and unless the natural order
1f things have been reversed, it is surely
he harbingsr not Of evil but Of good to the
country. AZ any rate we believe il will,
ave more weight with the people llan
inything that Mr.. Clay or the panic ma.
iers may say. e
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

V1cKsBURe SENTrNEL-F For want
Groom, 4. paragraph intended for our last
number, noticing new arrangement in
the management Of this journal, was omit
ted. The reception Of several numbers since
then enables us, now, to say that il presents
increased claims to the liberal patronage
ofthe public generally and Of the demo.
cratic party particularly. Mr.. Jenkins is
q bold and vigorous writer frank etcOur-
teOus 10 the expression Of bis sentiments.
He has hitherto proven bis qualifications
for catering to the public taste. The pro.
ductiOns Of his co-Iaboror M. c. j. Rad.
ford, are marked by a shaste Cow Of Ian
guags and freedom Of thought, which
render bis style interesting. ID his salu-
tatory address hePrOmises that the Sentinel
shallbe always on duty The clank Of its
OrwiIl stiIl be heard, IN the Starlight
and tho storm"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

a T te Ratoo citf Litafy Sisbr sIrr,
q Fon E.ih tniiaslo Beds 10 Saul coin
of 'tpnt A ri'i trlia siork tianr ti6d
% 19 GERS s. GOOD fon ard 81 -s,i tr'|ll
.LAlktAH. sC0Tl & co.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

COVE are indebted 10 Capt. Henry q
the Richland, fora Iais. nnmberO Of the New
York Weekly Herald.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07
FRoW w AsnfNerov. 1--we have Tecel.

TRoM WAsntNeTION. We have Fecei.
we'd 4 Baltimore American this morning
tTuesday) Of the 2ethult. which says that
che offer Of Briiish.mediatiOn between this
country and Mexico, has been rejected, and
thatthe Mexican proposition that our army
and navy should also DO Withdrawn from
Mexico, as aprehminasy to negotiations for
peace has likewise been rejected. The
Washington Union ofthe 0Ori says that the
President opposes any cessation Of hOstili.
ties, ana thatthe Z only road u ] permanent
peace Is vigorous prosecution Of the war"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

THE SUaAN CRoF.Fhcre is no doubt
that the Louisiana sugar crop will fall con-
siderably short Of an average one tho pres
ensseasch. The Tibadeaux Minerva says,
that " the quality Of sugar in that vicinity
will be very superior, while the quantity will
be less at least By one halt Of the amount
made last year."
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

The Great Western was advertised to
ell from liverpool on he ! 2lh alL
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07
THE YAzOO DEMOCRAq
YAEoO CITY I.
wEDNEsDAY odT,R. Z. Is4o.

Nor WORD. FROM TIE ARMY.--We
have received dies of NeWs Orleans papers
Up to the 2nd inst, bit they contain nGth.
ing laterhOn The amy than the intelli.
geRce published in urlast. The belief is
that . battle has been fought, and fever
iih anxiesyprevai 70 know the result.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07
A DIV = r q II s 3 Me N 4 s:
3 the Z y lie.

- 4 a -
ME undersigned having BAD fair op.
PoriunityCf examining Ard testing he
ScTENCR Of peninanship a taught by Mr.
RUFUS Ddlbeab having taken lessons. from
him, and WitnessadtheremaTkable improve
nentof his scholars, take pleasure in re.
commencing tito the p03l
Although the high testimonials which
Mr.. d. bears with him of his own charac.
ter, and the merits of bis system; render i
unnecessary, yet we embrace this occasion
Of testilying 70 the moral womb gdllt man.
" Department. general intelligence aid
great fdeliiy as teacher Of Mt. ID. EeI
regard him as the ONLY person whom We
have met With, who teaches Penmanship
Scientifically. The principles ndpraciice
OF his system are so plain and eas3 81 &C.
QUESTION that children, and persona 81 The
eomnonesi understanding can comarehehd,
and without difficulty retain the hc6llec.
lion Of them. Considering 4 rood tegibls /
hand tcritirg as an essential accoulp q aeyit (
Q every LADY and GENTIEmAN, ai.inval.
Fable attainment to every public off der, pro-
fessloadt and business man and 10 IN elias.
.es Of Individuals, and great means oil
iifiusing information -ihaf 4 wOuls 81 d
lavl1g O tfnte and money 10 b Taught BY |,
Mr. DIS system instead6f byihe SIinary
nodes taught and feeling conffdsat tbsf /
herples Of bis system, Il followed, tiIl rive
'ase, elegance aud rdpidiigto lhe ritter ahdb
produce perfect writing, we aFe ~ opinion
bat i would not only be highly lssf;a 10
but National beneIitlo adoDl
,lil.srsl1ai. ~ -
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

There are l78 chulches in he lilyol
New cg. tue cost efbuuding hcm
was nearly shteo millions O dollars. The
u eIergynen ~ NE city i Pc
their aggregate salaries $275, OPS.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

OR We have been placed under Tsnew.
ed obligations tothe accommodating Off
GERS otthe Laurel, Reliance ana RidIand
ior late papers furnished %.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07

Kept IA line of busin Alap, POCRtssf
and 'FA BLl9 t:Jl'lElt ~ M supefi6P o,,si',.
Scissors Razors, and Pialpli of various kind'
eilgefed-plhted end Britannia Ware. PsIs,,
liayd Lailps, Tea fltags, Musical lnstrbmsrt.
Perfume lhe sos 6helland other Colbbs E
ldescriPtions; end Ngreai variety Of other e.
8iol0ascld0mi kent "A. Nibef piates.g
sEatehes. ~ alI kirds CateIuIIy RE,.,...
and WAaRANrKb NJ usual.
WILSON & KLINE
Yazoo CITY 0et. 7ih. ls46, 50f
LIST Oh LETTERS
ID ESlAINING ia the Pdst Oaioe n Y.,.o
~ CITY, Mississippi. az the 3Oth 81 ssp,.
to46A fnot taken ont within three mont
they viii be cent Il, the y eneral Post once q,
dead Letters. No. g8t
Hudnell, Vim
AllfnsJas IVA WA HOlmes no
a lien " BaFksdale. Elnnie. j B
Andrews, Thomas Home, James
Als'ps etsc Holland, VIM
Aiexandsr e y
Johnson, Win B
Bfonks ~ 0hns0n, Johnson, IT "A
Bond E4iss AnnfA Johnsoag L A&LP
BentIy, MmJ johnson, $ r. ~
BsskiHsfy Jo'ePh johnson, MsEyApn
BOs&eli fhossK Jones, loseph
siisooks. Mrs Elizabeth jackson, 81
Briilgslorsh, . "
Berry,, Young KoPperal, Chas
tyWdoin, w No Kendall, Obed
Bank, Winston keys, i'm
Blakaly lohn L
Britlgss, alter Learn John
Bridges John LombAtd, Mar J
'uoJt, John N ieA Love, Saml Aw& Z "
Barley Lewis 81 70, ~
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Bdyd.G p Mcdowell, Ih0s IA
Biao kalan, Mt Murgan,E
Blarkman Sen,t 4 CO. Willes VIM.
Bowman, Claibotn McGTudee,
Bloomehstiehi, A. Mount, MIchaelP
8rap, JOhu VIZ MAFbIe, Louiea q
BaFheld, INoaC Nicely, WurH
BnNrolns III %
BlAik, AIRED Old 3nnel, AZ
Blank, MIS- May O'BTrli, Chas
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Clendenin. JS IT, r
Erane, Daniel Pickinsi& johnson,
C0ilnm. EiteFt Pride, john I'll
C0tllens ANXIOUS Poweli,
Chlidress. Parker, fhOs.
Cfane, Mis- Jane Peacock, 1hp5
GaprOn, George "a furVls, Edward
Clafke. John B r
Cochran, Jno & Anna Rowly. John
Rain, ChRs "A
Dixon, P B 2 Reese, Mrs MaVgarelt
Dyer. simpson g Reese, Mrs Martha
Davenport George Reynolds, &C
Reeds, shelby
Ellis, Thos
Emmons, MBEC Schnehlg. MissE
Evelet, 1hoa IA Sowells, Sarah w
Ells, William Socon6, BF
Exum, Edward Saunders. LsW
Scriton, joseph B
Fisbe DeE lbleheId, Martin
tgiisr, Wm smith, Thos
Fisher, Elias Smith, IA
Eens, esiah Sesrr, Harvard
Fotbes, Miss F M Suchef, Martin B
Farbts, MrsM AZ r
gleley, Mrs. Lianst Taylor, wmB
Tombaid, SiepheR
F'ssaneh Richard veir', Edw n
Gardner, Jesse - w
iay, Mrs izabeth Walker, MnJ Al
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3tiag, 3 WiISo'on, ECs .
5althe Ciarisa Wilkerson A. Mills
srs2srd, hsIiry WhilmaR, Mrs Mary
ssos9psJ Wright, Vim
iosilfua, iIiss aufa WOODS. JH
5iina'eA 19pne Mllkerson, Lydoll
3 Wilson Pickett
iic2ks, C.svs James
ioHaF9, Carter 9
Iolmse, ENVY w mon. AG
iol, l.ittn woodbridge, Thoss
layRss Ms Williams, LII
loae Wilson, II N6y
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Iaesalsn, 40 4 YergeF, GSotge
lllard, Hiram Young. Nd
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ahiiiten, John Z
JoHN E. SHROPSHIRE, PM
oct lit. 1886 50
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