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Democracy of Ohio,

\ full and glorious convention of the de.
mocracy Of Ohio, met at Columbus, on the
18th inst. Every county in the state was
represented, and the proceedings were
characterized by the utmost harmony. Col.
JOHN b. WELLER, a sterling democrat, of
marked ability, and The first volunteer from
that state for the war in Mexico, was nomi.
mated for Governor, and delegates TO the
national convention were appointed with
instructions to support Gen. CAss for the
Presidency. The vote on ins,ructing for
Gen. c. stood 237 for, to % against. A
ticket for presidential electors was nomna-
ted, resolutions re affirming the leading prin.
ciples of the democratic party were adopt.
ed, and preference FOR Cincinnati, was ex-
pressed as the place for holding the nation.
al convention. On the subject Ct slavery,
the following emphatic resolutions were u.
unanimously adopted;
Resolved, That the people of Ohio, how
as they have always done, look upon the
institution Of slavery IN any part Of the
union, MS ali evil, and uniavorabe TO the
full development of the spirit and practi.
cal benefits Of free institutions and that
entertaining these sentiments, they will ut
all times feel II TO be their duty TO use all
power. clearly given by the terms of
the national compact, to prevent its H..
crease, to mitigate, and finally 10 eradiea
the evil. Be II further
Resolred, That the democracy of Ohio
do, at the same time, fully recognize the
doctrine held by the carly fathers Of the re-.
public, and still maintained by the demo.
cratic party In all the states, TINT to each
state belongs the right 20 adopt and modify
Its own municipal laws; To regulate its own
internal affairs; 10 hold and maintain m g.
quail and independent sovereignty with each
and every other state; and upon these rights
the nationsl legislature can neither lcgislate,
nsr sncrcseh. ''iHf'" ".I ~ l W
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FRANCIS iDY.
Stone Quarry.

h>iIE sunsCIlbcr would 10 form builders and
Il OILERS whom II may concern, that he 10
now opening a STONE QUARRY 81 miles
south o,s, Of Ottawa, where he viii lie ready at
all times To supply all orders be may receive.
lie ~ also prepared 10 execute masonry and
stone cutting in oil ia branches, ard will war.
TEN, his work, for Durability and finish, not TO
he surpassed hy any oI'r.
The subscrihcr rrturn' his sincere thanks for
past favors, nrd would inform The public that he
has leased the quarry m the school secti' near
nj p'cc, forr CRY wcrkcd by Sareers, and
viii heresilcr be prepared to furnish oil ordsrs
from that quarter,
n. b. He will alec furnish fu buildings,
Cups, SHs, PiIirs, Pih'Sisr', and Columns, su-
perlor oany horc,of,ie used.
January 90, 1918, ID. CORRlGAN.
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Chicago Market.
Friend, what Is your Hope Of Life here worth

Friend, what is your Hope Of Life here worth
Are you willing to lose ten years of il for the
concentrated wealth nf nations No! Then
why will you tr a. with your healih1 Use ri.
hcient means 20 remove that cough-ncglcct ed
1t may prepare yomr way toan early grave How
many hundreds before Won have been hurried
through the several stages Of iha, dread disease
-con.umpion--down to the tomb, by their
pos'ponement Of the proper remedies to rrmove
i, in its incipien,' state. Their hours Tor hsppi.
ness and their lives shortened. when few dol.
lars timely used in tho purchase of Dr. Wis.
rAa's DAis,M op WIN CnERnr, would hive
restored them again TO health, and the active en-.
joyment Of society. Go Immediately md pro.
cure a bctla Of this excellent medicine, and
waste no longer the opportunity Of doing we'll,
Sold by
HENRY BLAKSLY, Agent,
Corner Of Third aud Che,nuts sis, 81 Louis.
Mo. Ard by
G.. l.. THOMPSON, Ottawa.
S. G.. SMITH, Peru.
MURRAY & SON, Newark.
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fcus, l)uriin. ano fieslitn.
To THE FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE

The OHGra Decision No. . Sons of J,,n,r-
anee having resolved to celebrate the 22J oi Fr-
ruary next. hya public Temperance festival The
uiidrrsignfd were appointed a committee 10 in
'ite the iiiends OF temperance nndhhc community
eensra,iy to unite with Va upon tia, occasion
In oheu'enee TO the resolution e the piyi.on
~, therefore. most cordially invite nh ubo 6..i
Az interest ~ the spread oi Temperance TO unit.
"lh w. IN celebrating the anniversary If tho
n ~. o. washington M temperance men.
l hls p'lisi"n Hnd the several Divisions Of he
,''''. VA" may he present, viii spgcar in rc,a-
la. The Ottawa Temperance Socirty have ,I.,
voted Ia Cooperate with usupon IA, o,,.s,o,
Several addresses will be delivered o,J 60
raj ut the beautiful and appropriate ode, oC nm,
order viii Ia sung
The Division will sTare no pains 10 mall Oh.
occasion onc Of interest Ia all who may he r,r.
sent.
To the different Divisions of our order in Mi.
county we ,ay bfcihcTn. come and helm us and
by 81 doing, help To 'Aisud the principles ofor,
order. We know 1t l. not Necessary for u.,o
urge the necessity II u CEREAL rally around m.
standard OF cur crd,r. We know TIA, thr ,ni,;,
OF hercroleLcr, the iorrdnlion upon ,Licb ON,
order rests will prompt you to willing and
,incleni cooperation with ". Brethren. let ~
be seen together in our strength on that da,.
- MI ItWpPfAiCe societies and ITlppls NJ
temperance We say. It is true. however unw,l.
come the fact may he, that the e, Of intrmpe,.
ance Is STEADILY advancing in our midst with All
It's tram Of attendant evils and we must ri,b.,
submit 10 witness lis progress f,r all time. or ~.
must resolve TO increase our Efforts and cnntiuus
10 increase them rs the teccssity demands. end
1t ia Of the utmost Importance that We act 10.
gether in fuf,hemncc Of eur common Ollie,
Come then, lie, Us counsel together that We mov
act With unltv Of purpose aud msv advise am,
encourage eachother 10 the great work OF r,fo,m
We ask the ladies' Ia lend us the sapr,io, n
their presence upon that occasion. Wer,pcr,
thry "'n he there Tor We cannot appeal to Them
IN vain when we ask their aid TO extend rho !"
hucncnce Of Low, PrnITr, Avn Flnr,,rY.
b. G. COOK.
VIM. PALMER.
DANIEL LYONS,
49, Committee Of Irritation.
Inc Free Trader and Peru Beacon will pl,ars
give the above two Insertions.
Jan. 10 lsis.
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New York Banks.

We are persuaded there is no occasion TO
lose much on the paper of the New York
banks that have recently failed of which
there is considerable in circulation in thisre.
gion. The very able New York CONNER
cial correspondent ofthe Washington Union,
gives the suijoned history of the recent
panic in reference 10 these banks, md ex-
plains their position exactly;
In my letter Of November "a. in remark
ing upon the pressure, which was then Sc
we're, described the position Cf the New
York free banks, in regard 10 their eNpan-
dcd circulation, stating, 'as seen aS specie
becomes actively in demand, the bills will
return rapidly, and these concerns blow mp"
About % banks had capital OF $500, 0C0, a
circulation Of - 900, 900. and aboni 81, 900
of specie TO redeem II. These notes are all
secured upon New York stocks, and are
worth their face 10 the holder; hence rrc as
good as any property can be. But property
il not money; AMI hence the great distinc-
ton between money Tor circulation, aud pro-
petty. The latter is good To the capitalist
who can hold il. The former is only good
to tho mass oi the people wien they can part
with it ut par. The banks held ont very
well during the pressure, until one or two
papers, in mere excess of folly. and in the
boldness of ignorance, proclaimed the APP
preaching failure Of all the banks. The
public were somewhat startled: and, att that
juucturc, the Atlas Bank $50 called "a little
shaving stopped redceming It's
bills because it had no more specie. The
only effect of this. under ordinary circum.
stances, would be for the comptroller 10 sell
the securities in his hands, and pay the hold
crs Of the notes in full. As the public had
been alarmed, however, by hollow clamors,
the holders vi all country notes rushed 10
Wall street to get redeemed their money.
Now, the extent TO which this money can be
redeemed is Of course the amount Of current
money that the brokers in the business can
command II the offerings for redemption
much exceed these means. they charge n
high price; consequently. instead Of buying
as usual at discount, they charged from 3
per cent. tn 10 per cent. discounts aud in
vested all their means III these notes. well
knowing that they were perfectly good.
Probably S2,OO0,0O0 were redeemed in this
way, in two days, at profit of $3.50 900 TO
the brokers. at the expense Of the bill-holi.
ers. This was precisely tie same as selling
New York State stocks at 10 per cent. dis
count: and the folly Of the thing was too
great 10 last.
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DIXON HOUSE.
La TSH A W 4 co.
10, 900 Bushels orCOAL for Sale.
DIXON, ILLINOIS.

BldckSmifhs and others i0ok at this !!
hNRANtlS BRADY wishes to inform N, en-.
J. izeas at Ottawa aud the public al large. that
he las on hand about 10000 hu,htl. of the hest
quality II selected coal a. hi residence in Ouaw,
opposite the American House. ready ~ sale ne
cheap rs can be got sl,.u hero. which he will
not hesilals u warrant as good. u mt better,
ihsn can be had a, any place within 40 mile. Of
Oun"s. Persons comm fot coal from distance
VIII not b" delayed on any account. lie also
wishes TO inform 'eam.'crs, coming from com.
ny places, TINT he scrrs constantly on hand q
choice selection oi coal y, the coal bank. one
half mic north Of the fov River squtducr on
The rJ,d from Ottawa 10 DAYTON. nj rsduced phi
COS. Any persons wanting Coal for blacks NTH
ing or sie1m vCt,s, ~ 'ot oiler purposes, will
do well by calling IN re h'mre purchasing else
where. The Last Call.
UJNorcover, the Subscriber wishes 10 inform
''l debtors To- come and settle in three days from
lhis date, and save trouble and cost.
have used 81 the fir means | could think
OF fra long lime in trying TO settle personally,
cutIl my patience is exhausted and | am now
determined I" leave oil nv accounts with an
officer to collect.
Jan %, 1913. FRANCIS BRADY.
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A Noble Appropridtion.-The Legisia-
tnre of South Carolina have appropriated
the sum Of 5000 TO DO deposited in New
Orleans, for the purpose of aiding the dis
charged volunteers from that state in re-
turning to their homes. Gov. JOHNSON, Of
La, has been selected to take charge of the
fund.
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CONFERENCE.-The. p" on the
ewing Party and the War;" we are reluc-
family obliged to omit this week. II shall
appear in our next.
We also hope our poetic friends will bear
with us for our apparent indifference TO
their favors. Wewill endcavor to be more
attentive hereafter.
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The ConSiitutioaahst finds but four of
the list Of broken banks we gave last week
that have really. exploded, the rest have
only suspended, and their bills are redeem
ed at small discount. We are glad it is
no worse. As we have said in another part
Of to-day's paper, there is probably 10 need
OF losing much on the paper of these sus.
pended banks. Their paper is secured By
pledge of New York state stocks, and
doubtless will eventually all be redeemed.
But what chapter do these suspensions az
ford on the morals Of banking. The free
banks Of New York were considered the
perfection of the system. II was impossi
bic tina, any body should lose by them. Yet
what is the fact' Two-thirds Of these free
banks are owned by brokers in New York
city. They purchase a few hundred thou
sand dollars worth If state stocks and de-
posi'e them with the comptroller. Upon
these they issue paper, which, by law, they
are allowed TO redeem at per cent.
discount in New York city, the counter of
the bank ostensibly issuing this paper, and
where it must be redeemed a; par, being To-
Gated in some out Of the way corner Of the
state where no body can get nearit. Thus
the whole scheme is one TO shave their own
paper. Vi hen it is possible, they get up a
panic against these banks, and then, instead
Of per cent. they are enabled as they were
lately. 10 shave their own paper at D to 10
per cent. Tins again, as in every other
shape the system has assumed, it is but a
grand scheme Of swindling. 1t is as i'm
possible TO establish system of honest
banking, as it is to make water run up hill.
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The wing state convention Of Ohio nom
mated Seabury Ford for Governor. Reso-
lutions against the country and sustaining
Corwin were passed. No preference was
expressed as to the Presidency.
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Mr.. Clay has announced, since his arrival
at Washington, that he will not suffer his
name be withdrawn, until National Wing
convention has decided against him.
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VOTlCCs

NOTICE is hereby given that ! will make
~ an application to the County Commits
sionen Court Of l.as,lle county. Illinois, at tho
March term. 1913, for the establishment OF a
Ferry across the Illinois river, q, O'tswa in said
county, and for license to keen the sama &C.
coling to law. JACOB FISHBORN.
Ian. 81. 1913.
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Attention, Ottawa Cavalry.

YOU are hereby commanded to meet NJ
L the Court House in Ottawa, ON the o.
Saturday OF February, at O'Clock p NJ. for
amore efficient organization and amendment
OF me constitution. All those having their
names on the roll and have not hcretoforc
met with the company are commanded Ia
attend ny order OF the commanding officer.
WM' CoGSWELL, Orderly Sergeant.
Ottawa, January u, 1913.
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Notice.

ih'regula. mo'tiOgs of Occidenrsi Lodge No.
40 Ivy change Of the Bylaws. are hereafter 10
be held on the first and third Monday evening.
~ each month instead Of the corresponding Fin.
day evenings. BY order &c tue Lodge.
Ottawa. Nov, l.. 1917
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Gen. Pearce has arrived At Washington
from Mckee, iueu33revha" 1ai1' ig,q71
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TNOR few weeks will be sold. at coat, wool.
en- plaid 'alw.. rich breach shaws splendid
cashmer shwas--ihc balance Of large stock BY
Jnn SO boraHroS.
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''"u't'N i b'd"purI presented the CIC-
drntaiS of Mr. Moore.
Mr. NanGum introduced resolutions call
ing ON the president to give General SCOTS
plan for prosecuting the war;
The consideration Of the Ten Regiment
Bill was resumed.
Mr. Batter deprecated the increase Of en-
ccnIirc patronage, He thought that Mex
leo had cause of complaint at the terms de-
manded in the treaty
Olr Badger VIII speak Tomorrow.
The Senate then went into executive SEES
SIGN. alter which it adjourned.
Horse.-nr. Boyd offered resolution 10
conclude debates every day AT three O'clock:
which was postponed until Monday next,
upon motion Of Nr Stephens.
Mr. Ciiddings introduced n resolution in
stancng the recent sale of a negro ut Wash
incton by the public authorities. aud author.
rang the appointment Of a select committee
to inquire into the eNpedency Of abolishing
slavery III the District of Columbia, or else
OF removing the seat of government TO
free state.
There was much excitement among the
members at the introduction Of this resnlu.
ton, and great disorder for a while prevailed.
Mr. HARRISON moved to lay the resolutions
on the table, which was carried-ycarS, 81 {;
nays, IS.
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Sons Of TeInpcrn,,cc.

NHE Kcgullr Meetings If Ottawa Division
L No. 3 ARE held IN the Masonic Hail ,,,,v
saturday evening At O'clock. Brethren visit.
ing out place respectfully invited 10 NEE, " lb
US. Dy order OF the Division.
6. J.. THOMPSON RS
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The Magnetic TcIcgsW PIN.

XTTll.L probably he in operation through
" Ottawa in the course Of this year; one
effect Of which will be to reduce the price Of
Goods. /. authorization Of this ..
HOU q ii TON
hos determined To undcf-'li any and every deal.
or in Ottawa, and will offer Inducements IN the
uay Of trade tina, will aslonish discerning pub.
lie. % Small prol,s--Rnpid sal's--Ready
pay--was, is, and ever will be the motto Of the
One low prs. store. Jan. % B,ughion.
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LIsfT'
From the Rcveille.

Last evening, late, the Little Missouri ar
rived from New Orleans, bringing us dates
10 the 18th. From the Delta we hastily
compile the following summary Of Mexican
news:
The steamer Virginia, Capt. Tucker, left
Vera Cruz on the 4th, and Tampico on the
9th January. The Delta has full correspon-
dence, and files from the city Of Mexico,
Querc'aro, Guadalajara, and Morela.
The Free American, Of the 3lst Dec,
contains an account Of supper given by the
Louisiana Volunteers and Rangers to Lieut..
Col d. II. Miles.
About half past Q o'clock, Gen. Twiggs
and Staff entered, and participated IN the
evenings entertainment. He was received
with n soldiers welcomc-,hc band playing
an appropriate air.
Toast by Gen. Twiggs:
Honor TO the citizen soldier, who steps
forward TO battle for his country. Shame to
the knaves at home, who give aid and com.
fort to our enemies.
This toast of the White Haired Hero of
Cerro Gordo, expresses in strong terms the
feeling of the whole army. Many other APP
propriate toasts were drank, and the supper
"'h' va WIN G'Vdt iid''N anu SutlSidCtloIl.
Capt. j. X. Taylor was to have left with
his company Of Twiggs' Rifles. for Jalapa,
with wagon train, on the LIST January.
There would probably be no movcmcn,
towards San Louis, or Qucretaro, for some
weeks. The expedition would be under the
command Of Maj. Gen. Butler, and consist
Of 1000 men. Col. Riley's brigade was at
Tacubaya. Gen. Cushinc's at San Angel.
There was "flare ups" on the Gath ult.,
between Gov. Smith and the City Council,
(Mexcans) growing ont Of some acts of bad
faith on the part Of the latter. The council
was dissolved by order Of the Governor, and
newly elected officers installed.
a correspondent Of the Delta, under date
of the eth ult., says:
"Thc prospects for negotiating n peace
Immediately increase daily, and, in fact, we
have every reason 10 believe the Mexicans
will conclude il during the next month, if
our Government will accedc to the terms
they offered during the armistice.
"Thc speeches Of Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Web.
ster have been received here. Ifthese gen.
tlcmcn want 10 assist the enemy, why do
they not 90 into their ranks at once? II
they had Mexican Inuskets on their shout.
ders. they could not assist the Mexieans as
much, or do VA rs much harm, as they have
done by their speeches." ,.if'ti., Ira NIX
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OTTAWA PRICE Current.

connIrIfD wtiKLI RI \. W. NhsILI, nriLEu
DIr ooons, oH"crRns, Avn ruoprrr.
OHa,cG, jan. "a, 1911.
PROVISIONS: CGItdins, or. 6d1
Feet, 100, 81 00dS2 80 :" dry. l0dl2
Pork, 75a $50 Shecpskins, 1885
Ienison, 250d 800 Deer Skins" Halo
Lard, ID. l!d5c Coon % l5a25
Tailor. 3 NUShTdi, Ga =
GRAIN & FLOUR: Mink. lSa30
Wheat, winter, 52G5S GROCERIES:
" spring, i4G50 Sugar, brown, Sail
Oats, l2ol5 " crushed, lidl5
Corn, lJal6 81 loaf. Halls
Barley, 20a25 .lioiqSses, gall $3.50
Beans, 40G50 Coffee, Rio, ID. 9dl0
Flour, sup. l00D. 81 " Java" lialj
" fine, &" 10 Tea, y. Tyson, J0075
20 buckwh't, 80 g old 50 SSaSl
Corn meal, bush. % 90 black, 50a7J
VEGETABLES: SUNDRIES:
Potatoes, bush. 1925 Butter, l2al5
Onions, 90 3SdJ0 Cheese, ga 8
CGbbagcs. each. la 5 Eggs, doz. l2dlJ
FURS s. SKINS: Honey, ID. Sal0
Beet Tides, or. 2!a3 Candles, tall, 1OaI2.
d" dry, 6 al :" sperm, 40a50
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, Jan. &c.
The rain Of yesterday has in great mea-
sure shut of receipts from the country.
There is but little wheat coming in, but
there appears to be little more buoyancy
in the market on account of the Foreign
news. Spring is selling at 67--no winter
offering. We learn of sale Of 5000 bush
els from store yesterday at 70cts., payable
here. The same lot re.sold at Sc, deliver
ed in Buffalo, payable there.
Not much pork coming in. No change
in quotations. No eastern dates Chicago
Journal.
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b. G. COOK.
VIM. PALMER.
DANIEL LYONS.

.r, :. 'UWWHTte y WrUQfion.
The Free Trader and Peru Beacon will pl,,,s
give the above two insertions.
Jan 10 lsjs
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Dress Goods.

Dress Goods. N.
DIMINISHING Of rich cashmers, plain and
I fancy dc iains, raw.silk plaids, plain and
fg'd black alpnccas, plaid slraecns psrsmeta
cloths and nrrinos-sll Of which will be sold We.
~ low 10 old and new customers by
Jan. 2s. 'NMA gEu1N BoueWsox.
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TUESDAY. Jan. Is.
In the Senate to-day the resolutions pre-
vionsly offered by Mr. Mangum, calling for
Gen. SCOTS plans, passed.
Mr. Bagby offered resolutions DENYING
the power OF the general government TO
construct internal improvements.
Mr. Badger offered resolutions declaring
the Ten Regiment Bill and the war uncon.
stitutional.
In the House, debate took place on Mr.
Trists Correspondence, but no vote was Ia
ken, and but little else Of interest trans.
pred.
THURSDAY, Jan. 90.
In the House, to-day Mr. Broadhead an
nonnccd the death Of his colleague. Mr.
Hornbeok. whereupon the customary reSo-
htions were passed and the house adjourn
ed.
In the SenGte Mr. Athcrton asked leave
to introduce bill modifying the Sub.Trea.
snry Law.
Mr. Davis. from the committee on mill.
tary affairs, presented bill TO establish an
asylum for retired and disabled soldiers.
Mr. ManCum's resolutions. inquirirg who.
Their the recent order Of General Scott To oc.
cupy Mexican territory emaiated from the
war department, were taken TIP.
Mr. Cass opposed the resolutions.
Mr. Mangum spoke in defence Of them.
and said it was nuusual for gentlemen onthe
other side Of the house TO oppose all such
inquiries, and said the gentleman opposite
seemed tender footed.
Mr. Cass diSclaimed such sentiments, and
spoke in vindcation Of the president.
After some further debate Mr. Mapr,,m
modified his resolutions by adding n discre-
tonary clause, when they were adopted.
The Ten Regiment Bill being the order
of the day. wa, then taken up.
Mr. Footc spoke in reply to Mr. Calhoun,
and advocated the conquest and occupation
OF the whole Of Mexico.
Mr. Crittenden followed in an eloquent
defence Of Mr. Clay. and repealed the char
Ccs made against him by Mr. Foote. When
he closed the senate adjourned.
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AT COST.

EtNSH and Goods are still paid Tor heavy dead
I yhor.a, Ian. os BughionS