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e A. F. McLAIN. JereiHey, Franklin
"a has always on hand complete assort-
ment Of Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, and
Fancy Goods.
~ Clocks repaired and Jewely made to
onler or repaired y the neatest style.
Aug 2-1y
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Daughter, while you turn your wheel,
Listen to the words / say:
Colin has contrived to steal
Your unthinking heart away.
OF his fawning voice beware
You are all the blind ones care,
And mark your sighs whene'er
Our young neiehb~'s name II hesrd.
Coins tongue is false, though winning:
Hist. the window is unbarred.
All, Lisette. you are not spinning!
The room Is close and warm, you say;
But, my daughter, do not peep
Through the casement-night and day
Colin there his watch doth keep.
Think not mine grumbling tongue:
All. here a, my breast you hung
/, like you, was fair and young,
And know how apt is love
To lead the youthful heart to slnning
Hist, the door, heard it move.
All, Lisette. you are not spinning.
1t il gust Of wind, you say,
That has made the hinges crate;
And my psor, old, growing Tray:
Must yoa break for that his pate.
All, my child, put faith in me;
Age permits me TO foresee
Colin soon will faithless be,
And your love to an abyss
OF grief win be the sad beginning
Bless me sure / heard kiss.
All, Lisetfe! you are not spinning!
Twas your little bird, you say,
Gave that tender kiss just now;
Make him cease his trifling pray;
He viii rue it else. VOW.
Love, my girl, of bringeth pain.
Shame. and scrrow, in its train,
While the false, successful swain.
Scorns the heart he hath beguiled;
From true virtues path to shining
Hist. hear you move, my child.
All, Lisette You are not spinning.
You wish to take the air, you say:
Think you, daughter, l believe you;
Bid young Colin 60 his way,
Or, 1t once, n bride receive you.
Let him 20 to church, and there
Show his purpose to be fair;
But till then he.ide my chair
You must work, my girl, nor heed
All his vows, 20 fond and winning,
Tangled in loves web indeed
Lisetie, my daughter, mind your spinnin
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DENTISTRY

E The undersigned, who has prac-
0Yy% tised Dentistry for seventeen years,
4IIDbegs leave to inform his friends
that he continues to do so at his Office, in Frank
lin. Though he has not an instrument for every
tooth in the head. he has instruments which tit
every tooth in the head. Being practically ac-
quainsed with working in gold and jewelry, he
believes he give peculiar satisfaction in set
ting teeth on gold plate o. otherwise. He invites
particular attention 70 his new Creole Chair, and
hopes the Indies will honor him by taking a seat
in it lap 16l G. II. HAWKINS.
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A ACARD.

G@A E. F. GODDARD, Povtrait Painter,
~ tenders his services 10 the Indies and
gentlemen Of ST. Mary. He will exc
cute miniature or cabinet Pictures, in oil, II de-
sired or Portraits from Dagueucotypes-
U- Those who need his services will be at
tended to, either at their residence or by calling
at his room, next to DIR. Hankinss dental office.
Fapklin, Feb. D, 1870.
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John ". Borles VS.. HIS Creditors No. 400
nISTRICT COURT-PniM of 81. Mary.
- All persons having claims for liquidation on
this insolvent estate will present the same to the
undersigned, at his office. in Franklin. parish OF
ST. Mary. La. THOS.. .MASKELL,
Feb. 81 Syndc.
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NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it doth
IN or may concern, that pursuant to an order
issued by the honorable the Fourteenth Judicial
District Court of the State OF Louisiana, bear-
ing date the 9th day Of October, 1879, and 10
me directed, meeting Of the creditors OF the
estate OF A. b. ROBERTS, deceased, will be
held at the store of Sanderson x Henngan, al
Pa,tersonvilIe, in this parish, on SATURDAY,
the Goth of March next, 1850, at the hour OF IL
o'clock, A. NJ, to fix upon the terms of the sale o
the property belonging to the said estate.
]. A. DUMARTRAfT, Recorder.
ST. Mary, Feb %, 1850. F2s
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john HoiE1naer VS., HIS Creditors. No. 1859.
DISTRICT COURT-Parih Of 81. Mary.
IL AL persons having claims for liquidation ON
this insolvcnt estate will present the same to the
undersigned, at his office, in Franklin parish of
St. Mary, La. THOS. MASkELL,
Feb ii Syndc.
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nISSOLUTION.-T partnership hereto
u fore existing between JAMES EaisoN and
Abel. CoorER, in this town, was dissolved by
mutual consent on the 1st inst. All persons In
debted to or hnring claims against the firm viii
please settle with w. II. Brodrick, who is ouI
authorized agent.
JAS. EMISON.
ABEL COOPER.
Franklin. March II, 1SjO@t
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A Yankee Stratagem.

The Gen. Monk" about the Degln-
ming Of 1882, was a terror to all mer-
chant vessels which navigated Della
ware bay. Having regular commission
she was justified in making captures
and played havoc with the commerce
of the bay and river. The vessel car
ried eighteen nine-pounders, and was
manned by one hundred and fifty men.
The news of her continued captures
was anything but pleasant to the Phila-
delphians, and much conversation took
place upon the snbject among the citi-
zens. At casual meeting of mer-
chants and others at Crawford & Donal-
sons insurance Office in Market street,
insurance Offices were common then
the conversation turned upon the great
damage which this vessel was commit
ting with entire impunity.
It was thought necessary to do some-
thing to remove the pest, and the gentle
men present agreed to raise loan for
the purpose of fitting out vessel to
attack the Englishman. The Bank OF
North America agreed to loan the
money on the responsibility Of the sub
scribers, and with it the "Hyder Ali''
was purchased of John w. Stanley, and
placed in the command of Com. Barney.
A commission as letter ofmarque was
procured, and the crew composed oi
volunteers. The vessel was fitted oui
with four nine-pounders and twelve
SKIES. The crew numbered one hun.
dred and twenty, mostly landsmen
There was consequently great In
feriority on the part of the American
vessel in point of metal and men,
Nevertheless Barney sailed in a week,
having disguised his vessel as mer.
chantman. He commanded the crew
that when he should order them to board
they should not board, but fire; and
when he directed them to fire, they
should board. They soon espied the
.Cen. Monk which proved not to be
so fast sailer as the .Hyder ALI
Barney therefore hung over drag
anchor to impede his way; and de-
ceived by the slowness, and expecting
an easy prey, the vessel ranged up tt
them. 49,
When they got near enough to the
American, Barney cried out to his men
Prepare to board u' The Englishmar
interpreting this command literally
lined the sides Of his vessel with mel
to resist their boarding. The American!
took their stations at the guns-onct
there, Com. Barney cried out board y
Instantaneously a flash broke out from
the broadside Of the 2 1Hyder ALI" ant
the iron missives produced terribl,
effect ON the thick ranks which linet
the decks Of the opposite vessel. Tn,
captain of the "Gen Monk" orderet
his men to fire, but it was too late
One hundred men had been strickel
down, and wounded by the first broad
side. Among the latter were the Eng
lish captain and many officers. tn,
ire was but feebly returned, and Bame!
ordering his men to FIRE, they boardei
the vessel and took possession withou
a blow. They brought their prize u
to Philadelphia, and great was tn
rejoicing thereat. Barney's loss wa
four killed and fifteen wounded.
l - IS IN
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SpAx1sH ErIauErrE-In one of his
fond fits, Charles had presented the
Queen with some fine Andulasian
horses, that she might snjoy the plea
sures of the chase. One of these was
brought into the court the palace, and
the Queen sprang into the saddle but
at that instant the steed, startled by
come noise, suddenly swerved, and she
was flung to the ground, her foot being
stillin the stirrup. All saw the danger,
but they feared TO go to her assistance,
for the igid laws Of Spain denounced
the touching Of . Queen's foot an an aci
Of treason. Two cavaliers. Don Luis de
los Torres and Don Juan de- Soto.
Mayor, braved the peril, ana saved the
Queen. But Maria Louisa hadto exert
Ill her influence 70 obtain for them The
rpyal pardon. and, even after It vas
granted, they wore secretly warned g
quit Madrid and never to speak Of the
illegal service they had rendered e
then eovereign. i
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0TvHOSE YEAST POWDERS" by the
i bottle or pound, can be had at the APothe-
cares Hal, Of
Feb. u CHAhLES hAbE-
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JOHN DURBRIDGE & CO.,

JOHN DURBRIDGE 4 co,
"a Wholesale Maautaefn-
~ rsrs and Dealers ia HITS
aud Cops, ONLY, No. %
Customhouse street, New
Orleans. Manuiactory, Harrison street, New
ark, New Jersey.
NJ Always ON hand, a very large and supe-
rior assortment OF the above-named goods. Coun-
try merchants will here find the hrgef and best
assortment Of Hats and Caps, adapted TO their
business, in the city, and at the maaiJacfKrsTs
prices.
NB-Negro Hats in any quantity. Feb. 81
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TAILORING.

~es The undersigned has opened shop next
door to McLaln's jewelry store, where he
will execute any work in his line in good
style aud at short notice.
JAMES C. WORREL.
Franklin. Aug. 16, 1Sl9---1y.
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NOTICE. persons having claim. agains,
IN the Estate Of the late ii. N. Bayhes will
present them to the subscriber for approval.
H.C. DWIGHT. Administrator.
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9o31ss gNRU3Ra
SECRET COURTSHIP.
FROM THE FRENCH OF BERANGER

"a blind mother sits in . cottage, beside her
pruydasghter, and cautions her against love,
q between the girl and her lover, whom the
oA dame breads.
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r OST-A Note drawn BY George Haydell, Jr.,
Ia IN favor Of Henry Cook, for Sl97 IS, pay
able 1st Of February. $780, dated October 10Th,
1Si9, and endorsed by o. & N. Cornay- The
subscriber hereby cautions all persons against
purchasing said note, and will reward any per-
son who may have found the same, and will re-
turn il TO its owner
Er,rklp Feb 7-ftk
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DOBINSON & OLIVER, Marehands de
II Commissions, No. "a rue Gravier, Ia Nou-
veIle Orleans, pour Ia vente des Sucre ct Me
lasse en- consgnation.
~ Toute consignation radresse des sous
siynes est assure davance par police d assurance
ouverte a Get efst, ct ceux qul voudront blen les
fivoriser de leur patronage obtendront des re-
tours fdeles ct prompts.
ROBERT r. ROBINSON.
JOHN b. OLIVER.
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NTOTICE.-AlIp persons indebted to the estates
IN Of A. BuTrs and A. BUTTS n Co. will set
tie the same with Nj. WALKER Il CO., al
Franklin, La, who are my authorized Agents
and all persons having claims will present them,
duly authenticated, to them for payment.
ID. {. LIST,
MI Administrator OF said estates.
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NOTICE.-To the Friends and Customers
IN of tls. .k1te a. B. BEIN.-i viii receive
and sell 10 the best Of my ability, any psedncc
that may have been intended for Mr. Bein this
season, rendering sales and accounting 70 the dill
ierent shippers as they may direct-ths swhc'e
amount bf commissions for the benefit Of The
widow, and to be subject to her order only.
10 All shipments to me that may originally
have been intended for Mr.. Bem iwouh request
should be specified on the bill OF latng or let
ter containing the same.
JOHN HALL, No. Front Levec.
Jan. ol. New Orleans.
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undersigned, having been
IN duly commissioned and sworn, oilers his ser
VICES to the citizens OF St. Mary, as NOTARY
PUBLIC in and for said parish. All business en-
trusted TO his care will meet with every possible
attention and despatch. ggT His office Is open
at all hours. L. H. CuhIiS,
MI4 Office No. Carson's Building, up stairs.
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,s,,c w ,RrurR. JOHN THOMAS

ISAAC W. ARTHUR SohS A"o"TNN.'
w. ARTHUR & CO., Commisson Mer-
i. chants and General Grocers, Nos. 2o and -
New Levee, New Orleans.
" A large assortment OF Groceries and FRO
visions, Wines and Liquors, always on hand at
the lowest rates f->-fm
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r IBERAL CASH ADVANCES will be
Ia made on consignments Of Sugar and Mo
lasses to Messrs. Haven & Co, New York, or
William G. Hewes, Esq, New Orleans, by
]. w. BAILEY, Franklin.
Nov. 20, 1919.
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TENNESSEE SUGAR KETTLES.-A
i Constant supply Of the above superior kettles,
cast from the ore from 80 to 81 inches, in store.
Also-Furnace Mouths, Crate Rars and Eng
lish Fire Bricks, for sale by
SLARK, DAY & STAUFFER,
corner of Canal and Magazine streets
Jan. H.. New Orleans.
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DARTNERSHIP.-T The undersigned have
i this day entered into partnership for the
practice of the Law in and for the PARISH Of 81.
Mary and will punctually attend to any business
entrusted to them-
THOMAS MASKELL,.
A. s. MAGILL-
Franklin, June 20, 1919.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, OCTOBER 7.

BvRoLAaY.--The house Of Mr.. @. Porter. IN
goutb Fonith at the Last house toward 5txth'at,
Of The BRICK block between Fifth aud Sathl Vas
entered a few evenings sinoe through tho Iron
Grating next to the house Inside OF tho rAiltngl
which leads into tho collar. which was MT very
securely fastened. Hence tho bGreiars went ~
ststra They stolr from tho room Of Mr. P's father
u valuable gold watch, pair OF gold spsosaelss
with his name on, and various other articles from
tbere and tho pArlor They also entored tho al
Joining house Ia the same way bat appear 10 have
besn disturbed az they carried off nothing but a
pair of brafs oandeatCks No !raoe Of tho bar
glars has yet been discovered. Had thoy CONS
Into house not far from there they would probably
hsyo been met By pair Of good royolyers
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PATENT ZINC PAINT.

rE1HE sUBsCRIBER2, agents q the Nsw.Jeraey ET.
plopg and Aiming Company, have received from hes
extensive Works al Newark supply OF the Patent lilac
Brown and Fran knao Paints which viii be disposed Of
on reasonable erms
These Paints consist OF various shades from deep, rich
brown Up deep orange ana also bsck and being COM
posed u metallic oxidns their lasting properties and coon
omy car be confidently Recommended Tns Company h9o
prepares from the oxideS Points peculiarly valuable
Tor The coating OF and OF tin forming the beet protec
ton against oxidation nov known.
Thess Paints when applied to wood form, alsoI Teua
Die protection against hFe
supply OF the Company's beauiliul WhiIe 01tde Of
Zuc used Ii Paris knd ether p2rta OF
Eur as Il most valuable subsuuts for white lead and
other paints 10 For sale hJha
Subscribers. ts2 2rr 3. z. JONES' y GU. % beeYer'D
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Issued fros. the United States Patent ONCE for tbs Wch
ending October l, 1850.
rcareuTy Prepared for Tie Trbnn~l
Herrck Aiken Of franklin, II. for Improvement 10
wrought iron Car Wheels Dated 0Gl |, 1850.
Stephen Bowermsn OF Detroit Mich for ImproTemnt in
Cotton AJAX Harvesnrp. Dated Oct l. 1850
Arnold Huaum and Philip Thorp Of New YORK. H. Y. for
Improved doubletc;ng Rocker for washing gold Dated
". P Coleman OF New orlesns, La or improvement. in
Mla for Grinding, Dated oci. /, 1850
sdes i5 rs $751; IN
Reuben Daniels Of Wood stock V. Tor improvement, in
Vegetable Cutters. Dated Oct |, 1850,
tlevor Havorson OF Northampton, Mas. spsigaor TO
j. j. Herndon Of Marlborough District g. C for Improve.
nent in Rice HMye'eIs Dated Oct. J. 1850
Oliver B. Judd OF RoCkton, n. 7. Tor improvement; IN
Saw Gates Dated Oct. !, 1850
Lewis Lupton " tncheser, Va for improvements Ia
Dsth-boardi ior CaEIiagesS Dated Oct |, 1850
Oh N Printers Ink. Dated Oct l, 1880
W nliam Mprkland and Joseph MiInes OF Lowell, Mass
for provemerts IN Wea7ers 5huieR Dated Oct 1885,
GesIou Stafford Of Elenville, H. for Improved Anger
Handle Dated Oct l, lg5O.
Wnltsn ". Smith Of Boston, Mass for improvement II
Spring Calpes Dated Oct !, 1859.
Charles g Snsad OF Loul.vis KY for improvement IN
Grain Drisrs. Dated Oct. l. 1880
Ashley Townsend OF Pavilion, n. Y for Improvement in
the CONJUNCTION Of end.ess aprons IN ihs4hog machines
and grain clsnners Dated Oct. !. 1880
Amos Wesccn Of Syracuse, n Y. for improved Door
Issec woodward of Mochanc.burgh Ohio fof prove.
meai n Straw Cueri Dated Oct 1, 1859.
REISSUE.
L r Lylngion ana John J. RoEgen and Gavin Adams
OF Pittsburgh, Ps. Jr improvement IN 4hanks OF Door.
knobs P1Isnt dassd July !, 1916 Improvement added
Disc H. ls47, Rs'"asd n %; a,S5o
Anihon7 ". Jonet Il ew.York, II Y. sssgnor to Ed.
ward R. Brown Of Albhay, X. Tor Deslen f5i stoves-
- - :,
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n-,e+;n host of seth street, NAat iafVef &u4
- haan drowned bat for the timely ehe'
tiops OF sezne saoIs who iip nm ,sis t.I,ows
their assistance, and tescueo INC ''''''
,sn ROBERTS FAlsE PRETEssE
1HE - ]egal gepnenrn whose examination ~ a
ehaIge tudn Of g3 Frons ha. been peni.
heDy hopt ibrse months past before Joslce "a az
were yeseds he6 6 to oa h s' =" 1S az he Court
81 Ger ertl sessops The great BODY OF nc e'i1eLCe Va
Ems ioe since and Monday lss, C1u sh4 on poh
,Ises re, and summed up The c'se Jusce moua"t' re-
erved bis decision until O'Clock yesterday a'Iernoop'
when 1t was given as above
srsp1ctoH OF GaAsD LARcEFY.-A colored man
pamed Ephfam murphy hard on board no schf Josepu
ps ling AT ths foot OF Twentl.fr,tGt r. vas Yeeof-
dax n1;ested by officer Hougn Sixteenth ward on
,u,picion If stealing gold watch rnued al Sl| lon 'o
tuns Of The male Robi KILLER Inc sceusIo ha,,SeJ
ysn IN The uytes room board the Vonsel on
m0rpipg and saw the watch ying In mic ifnk ~ vac
evening the went to his trunk ior bis wsen n9 e
son on board who went into me mates room oeGiuo
ihe latter he wss arrested on sospcian OF seAl0R 'us
lice McGtah committed him for exsInlngnop
DEATH BY DRowNfKG The Coroner held an
nnnest v,stsrdny at Pier 81 upon the body OF al IN,
Inwn coored man about 40 years Of sge VINO was JuIu
drowned near lhat Pier He was dFeisea Whea ~
ablue sack coat with black sumner coto oGS oOr
IT, black satin vest blue striped pans win pail ps 90
coarse booa and cotton shirt Deceased Is very at 20
man and apposrs to haze been about week IN 'uo o''
Verdict accordingly.
BOARD OF gUPEayIsoRs--Fhe Mayor pfes at laa
0et 8-The minutes OF lho ss meeting were reea ana
approved. ., ,,,on, lar The temts.lon
and correction of taxes we're received and referred Iii,
AID Frspkin moved resolution n concurrence, VIM
an snolirrIon from the Justices OF the Superior C0at'
snpoeetne The proprety OF appropriation 10 meet an
ciencs In The salaries Of the GEEK OF shss oouf' anu s
eas,tsuts il wss unanimously adopted A., 1l,....,,
The civ Jud9e-Fbe Recorder moved the foHowing
regomno1 bs II he refeIred to the Committee or County
Oces to report what salary shall be paid to the City Judge
10 be hereafter elected aud also to provide an office o ,ae
si3 Indge in accordance with requrements OF iha
"aci 10 create the Office OF City Judge for the City and
County OF New York, paused April 6, 1850"
The Goard then adjourned.
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four miles,
Eg- Tho Town Committee of Van Worst have
voted TO employ ten watohmen.
EY' Tho plan for Reading Room and Library
will be laid before The citizens of Jersey City on
Saturday evening,
ACCIDENT AT THE JERSEY OlrY FERaY-An.
from The imprudence Of passengers Leaving the
boat before she is secured 10 tbs bridge About
o'clock on Friday evening, MIR Biauregt, respeot-
able merchant in this City, la an attempt to jump
from the ferry. boat Sussex to the bridge, maaod
his footing, and was caught between the bridge
and the boat After some delay he was taken ont
by Mr. Low, the genuemsny ferry mAater, who
conveyed him to Patser'a Hotel whore medical
aid was procured bat bis tnjares are of such
character that it is doubtful whether no can sur
viva
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M. T. d. @, HA1aRT
ATRORHEYg az hAW,
~. logTE AIslogR.
HhsIsAgR n. AAIeHr, Gyisaal DOsAkD 9. aAIsaHl

&A7hat Infinitely superior Article fer Lha toilet A. War
pefs Liquid Amber Is rapidly taking the psce Of al soaPs
for personal washing and Is found peculiarly adapted 10
the nursery and for those having dsEeale AKIN. Egogy
lady IL Of the inuou5 effects attending toe Of
81 soaps, mater how good they Of hef Kind nor
how highly perumed and the wan Of something 10 sap
ply Their place has long been desired and expected Ths
LIQUID AABER viii be found 10 faly meet this want
a Ii is far superior 70 any gosP made, combining all
The soennS detergent cleansing properties OF tbs beE
Imported soaps, without any Of their impurities,
II Is put up In splendid glass ground stopped ooea ri
81 each, and In smaller bottles at Is ceats.
no person. amer oCce using article, would De without
II ior any consideration Manufactured only by A. WAR
HER and sold Wholesale and resil st lO Johns also By
aushion, Clark Co. 40 Broadway, and 10 AstOr a0ue
K. w &efceIeah, Broadway ard Po1r.enth 81; and
by Thomas Maxwell % Willam-sa aul4 2n@WkS'
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No MORE FLoGGING IN THE NAyY-The atol.
lowing il the clause in the Naval Appropriation
bill which Abolishes the villainous Cat from the
naval and merchant service Of the United States )
povided That aooofnq in the Macy and on board ves.
,e of cor1s cree and hereby abolished iron,
and after the passage Of This act.
We Ike proyisoa--partioularly OF this kind