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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13


10 CowMERcE AND FRoSr sTs.
MOBILE, .aLAB.a1f.a
Importers and Dealers IN Foreign. and Domestic
aHdrdtsafe, Ship Caanalerg, Cutlery, Bar
Irosl,s &c. &c, &c.
IA GAL have the pleasure of returning thanlSs
A 10 their 1ris for the liberal sup mort which
they haVesso kindly bestowed. They 5aethe same
time, wish inform them that their present ex-
tensive stock-ad editions 70 which are being daily
n1ade-hass been most Judleionsiy selected. as re-
CARDS both price and qualify and will be sold on
very reasonable terms. Iesconsists ol--in part--
Swedes Bas Iron, 80 tons all sizes.
American do SO do do -
Horses Shoe Ironsand Nail Rod o refined quality.
Horse Shoes. Burdens Patent 1000 sets.
Rod and beet Iron all sizes and lJers.s
s Steel, German, Blister and Cast.
Horseshoe Nails, Griftins, 50 hags.
Hoop and Band Iron, 200 bundles.
low Ware Castings. so tons.
Gut Nails. and Spikes, 200 kegs
Axes 90 dozen, genuine, Collins. Hunts, &c.
AgFought Spikes, 200 kegs from 3 to l0in.
Hoes. 500 toz. Polished, Casf-steel, IfolI &c.
Gtindstones, 10 IN blue n Va. Scotia grit
Spades and SloEels 100 dozen Alnes and others
al kinds.
Chains, SO Casks Trace, o., Log Cosl, lgell Sc.
Fan M ills, Corn Shell Straw Cutters, &c.
Mill Cross Hand md Panel Saws, Sc
Ship and House Carpent ers tools q complete as
sorfmeat
eportsmen will also find good assortment of
double and single barrel Shot-g ans and Rides,
sFeFcIissfon Caps Shot Bags, Pouches, &c.
thess Reaping Hooks, g rain Cradles
Coffee mills Wool and Cotton cards: AnLlirofas,
kshoVels and cngs Locks III nges, fast
eners; ZINC, Sheet ard Pig Lead
5000 assortment always on land of Shelf
and Fancy Hardware
Pocket Cutlery.
1000 doz Pocket knives, i. q. 81 Ii. s 4, Vi ia,ss
200 gro. Ivory and BALANCES handled Knivss ss,3l
500 do Buck horn g. Bone 10 do
Steels, Patent and common.
Spoons Plated & German silver Iron timed e..
Paints, Oils 81 Window Glass.
a good supply at all times.
Ship 0llandIerY.
Comprising all SORTS materials faquired fozsshe
use of Steamers.
9 Fotnthe extent and variety oftheir stoch they
Asea oniident IN being enabled 10 give oofaplese
f4s1sEaesao1a TO their customers fsbl3:l. 40
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13

IsucRArfyE PosT ac6A ia.
Moore, ESQ, formerly q Concord NJ M
Is Postmaster at San. Fran cisco, @ llEo nia
: "a gentleman who has lust yisited the Ilae e
states that the oEfice has above 1900 boSes
which pay 50 per month, u $24 per year
bringing in the snug little ftemot about SD
600 for box rents alone. Independence ms
salary. And there is1nore yet. Mr. Moore
pays 81 COG u r ali mum rent for the entire
building II Which til post Office i lEunteds
and probabl rents out enough Tor OF
accommodate i le post-oiiiee free and make
handsome profit besides.
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w AN pogtmasters and Book

"
ng IS in advance, can have two copies 81 The
PIo1en. r1rE LOON, AND THE ANVIL sent to their
,xv, such other address as they may desire,
for one year from the reception of the money
md so TOO. with a larger number, for larger a.
mount in proportion. No formal subscription
paper is. needed, but one WILDE sent, ssVithsfest
timonals assto the character of the work, TO my
Postmaster who may request it The Plough
the Loom, and the Anvil, was highly recolnmen-
ded to the patronage of the people of Virginia
by the industrial Convention at Richmond
Address J IS. SKINNER, 70 Walnut, Philadelphia
BOSTON OLIVE BRANCH.
The 10th Volume COMMENCES January Isfs sol Z
~ This is d national paper, more ~ide cir
culatetl than any other in New England, aud Sec
oud TO none in the United States.
The OLIVE BnANcu las larger number Of
learned and gifted contributors than any Maga-.
mime or News paperthis side of Europe.
The Olive BRANCH IS devotedto Christianity
Mutual Rights, Polite Literature, General Intel-
lgence, Agriculture and the Arts; is issued.week-
~, on large imperial sheet. Mt Two Dollars n
Year in advances TO single, subscribers. To.
companies of five or less, 81 so; to companies
OF ten, and under twenty, s., 35 to companies of
twenty or more s, 25;s IN allsuclrcases the mo-.
<
subscribers if they do not pay before the expira-
sion of six months, viii be charged 1925 at the
expiration of tue year So SO; and club subscribe
sss $500 if the money IS not forwarded snew At
the cad of the year.
T. F. MORRIS, Proprietor,
Office, 8 YYashingtonsSt Boston,
LIVER WORE AND TAR.
Por the completes enre of Coughs. Colds. In
huenza, Bronchitis, Asthma, Pains in the side
and breast, Splitting of Blood, and all other lung
complaints tending to Consumption. This is not
an. empirical nostrum, buta scientific and most
invaluable medicine. 1t is prepared from a re-
ccipt by that distinguished physician and chem
J. list, Prof Rogers; and wherever it has. been in
troduced, it has made cures which are perfectly /
astonishing. 1t is superseding every other coughs
medicine before the public Testinoiii;iis are
daily being sent in TO the proprietors ofcures eff
tected. even after physicians had abandoned ey-
cry hope a single trial VIII convince the most
increduous ofsits efficacy
For sale at any of the Drug Stores.
See advertisement in another column.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13

w OULD at the lightning Of q New Season.
return their than TO tic citizens of last
Mississippi Tor tie liberal patronage Heretofore
ended 10 thelns and olild rsSiortflysolicits
ontnlslance OF tle hey VII keep con-
stahtl on hand fun supply DC every article IN.
their Inc, consisting IN part OF the following
arficiese
axas MoeHas aialsilia and Rio Coffee ST. Louis.
md Ohio FIour; Bacon. Huns; Sides and S4opl-.
defs 81 1nskcy Sugar. u oiasses ais Lead;
Shot aud Powder poa9aceo, OF gayioHs Brands.
and & al igaFa; otatoes Candies; Bran-
dies Wines &1c. ss
. an. il $50. -
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NOTICE.

-T-NYERAIsD DOlVSING, Jr., has the accounts
H. Of my shop for collectons all persons AFRO
requested TO make payment 70 him, BIZ the first
day Of March next; as have payments make
by that TING: andn time % attend % the eollec
stand, read TO wait upon all fol ks as usual.
ROBEBT BLAKEI.Y.
Jam 2Sth. 1851. 1l=--2ili.
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For Sale or Rent,

EETNHE House and Lot in the eastern part OF
u the town, near the Female Institute, for
me RI occupied by y. IL. Pierce. Also 10 acres
of good land. thfee miles from town For par
ticlilars enquire ot ANM. CADY
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Sg0.N OE aEgE
z "a i:a551sss- P S

- - ~ = -za--A -1ss -l--~ S -
zsoruel2y Bar ;Snlif}
e he undersigned having purchased on 10th
-asAI,ril the entire interest of E. a. Smith IN
the Drug Store including Books, Notes, 9-e.s &c.
heNo8ll inform his friends that the Business VIII
be onducted as heretofore. and hope 70 merit
the liberal patronage formerly extended 10 the
establishment.
DrsJAs. w. HopK4Ns will attend to the pre-
scription teparfmen guarantee That all viii
be right inthats delicate and important part of
the business.
K would request those indebted to the
refor the year 1872 call and seftIe cash
on notes alone ann aullorizet close the bus
mess of the concersl as 1t is necessary so that
/ can have asettlenlent with Dir q. a Smith.
JAS. BLAIR
DRUGS, MEDICINES, AND CTTEMTGRTS,
g PAINTS AMI1OILS, WIN DOW GLASS.
PUTTY AND BRUSHES. DYE
SfUFES q GLASS MARE,
~ p ER FsC II fsFs Y a s n FINE
SOAP. S Eel. PENS.
SUPERIOR WRITING
INK.
3 L.ANI LET I IS GARDEN. SEEDS
AREN'T n EDIeIEEs or ALL KINDS;
Fatre Old Bsuardg. Hines, K1ekttpfkl G Ia
Oh .7aalaSca Rum for Medical purposes
S SuPEIsIoR ARTIcIE IF + "a both Green
md Black.
Superior. Chew iEHg H'ObaGcO,
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

ENI0IIEE IS hereby given that d "a uu6e rsiofi-
"a adminstralrix Of the estate of William
% Bel, deceased las fled ia the Probate Court
Pr la coilh her peFifonfo
Term. of the Probate Court Of said county Dit
the fourth Monday time 81 thd settipg %
sand court present an account Of her admins
tfstion 50 far de same bus ended for allow
ance and apply for Il flnsl llearDq 81 faid pete
tiotl JANIs BE III, Adniinisllotfix
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8 uge Persnrls in7airina for Fail1lastoolis VIZ.
mifuge will.do well to remember that the gen
pire article is signed D. A. FAHNESTOCK.
For sale at the sign Of the
Nov 2s-tf "NEGRo & MORTAR
ELLIOTT RonBINs, N. o. ARR1xGTox
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Landreth,s GarIen seed


e q X. BKADSdANV, a. AI.-PRINcIFAL.-
Is1THIIIS Institution Of learning is now with
II fiall corps OF Teaohers, in successful opera
tion The next regular session win commences
the 1st OF March. j. w. BECKETT
President Of the Boar,kof Trustees.
JAM %. 1851. l--.yv.
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Get, slgn Of the BLIE PITcHER.
LOUGHI Y Il HOMER

y. B.--Assorted packages for country trade
particular attention paid pac king for the int.
rior. s N ob5Ie, feb 1881. 3: ".
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13
GAINS.

An selling oil my present stock Of goods
AZ aad oiier extra Inducements 10 all who desire
TO purchase for cash. A report has been circn-
lated that Il 10 not sell except at auction. This
is not sol have large and good stock of goods
for retail and shall at all times keep good as
call. o.. T. KELLER.
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"a c. y-ra-s u Is I<zsz !.

TUSF RECEIVED, a large Iof of new and fine
y Goods. consisting of Gash11ercs. Mouslin de
LANES, Marines Alpaccas, Fine Broad Cloths.
and CasiIneres Linen Table covers and Towel.
ing, Fine China Ornaments and Cologne Bottles,
Domestics, Ticking, Linen Cambria and Silk
tIanelkerchiefs Shawis, Flannels, Drillings, &c.
Sales every night. Come orc come an !! or
yon WI loose hargairs. as the goods must be
sold. OSCAR II. KELLER.
FeJy. 9th. I551. 42-2Ns.
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CAMPBELL s Co..,
LYON s. HUDSON,
Commission Merchants,
J. G. GWIE q CO.,

- ~ysA-erSs~- y -
ST. LoUIs STREET, Mobile, .Qla.
febf3s51:1.431y.
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fAt Medicines CT every VsaRfef1
Fresh and G. eEaF77sae

His assortment o Patent Medicines combines
every article Of any importance IN that line
which he Off at ortherh prices
JAS ONES JR.,
Columbus, Miss, Oct 18th. 1850. . If
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Admin a80I'ss Notice.

Otto e Isl hereby given thai all persons sgll b
81 have claiials on the Estate Of 3fanara Bartl
we'll deceased, are reGH ested 70 forward the
duly proven for l1enf. or they be-
barred of course, and all persons Whoafe intlebt-
said state questetI 10 mai
Letters of adflIni granted on the day
ofzDeeeE1be 50 9f Tire Probate Court of the
county o. q st bl5elaa Miss
~ lila gf 81 GILLESPIE
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13
China. CLASS s. Stone ware.

n NJ IL subscribers are in re-
i ceiptby late arrivals Dir NJ sl ISZNM
rect from the manufacturers Sa1ggz4sII2
a lafgesweiI selected stock of Ealsl s
sCrockery, China, GLASS and lz8gI Ms sM S
Stone ware Of the latest pat- ~
terms. which, with their large 70 s.liss
colleetion OF Fancy articles, ao Ky
they offer on the most reasons l8A1ERs ssskS
able terms, wholesale or re-
tail, at their new store, 81 Wa
ter street.. sfgn ofsfhe BITE prTcTs5sT
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FRED. VI. GEI.BKE d,
GunsniitIl Business,

Ne 16s CoNTI, ST., Mobile
u ESPECTFULLY iilfor.i7s The scititizeas 81
IL u this place, thar llesi is carrying on the
GuRSniifll Business,
In all its various branches of making an paif-
ing Guns and Pistols.
Guns re-stocketl and altered from Int to
Percussion Also, Locks and Fitting Keys, Cut
slery Grinding and M alsing. S1e.
[Jy7~ Guns u Pistols for sale. feb 1851 43.fy.
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NOTICE 10 ERCEEANTS.
A Preacher Wanfed.

ONE that's welIqualified TO teach the Enoiisl
~ and Latin languages. One that can come
well recommended will apply to ID. "A. Outlaws
Ghoctaw Agency, Oktibbeha county, Miss.
Fcb'y. 9TH, 1851. 42-4w.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13
ADMINISTRATORS N0ticc.

IAUaMiI IINtI MIUA , -IUEANLa
T FILTERS of Administration having been
Ii granted 10 the undersigned by the Probate.
Court of Lownds county. npon tIese estate OF Ro-
bert Lowry. desesased- -n9tice Is given to all
those having Claims against the estate TO present
them within the time sprescr ibedb by law. and
tho sc indebted vii please. cal and settle.
z. p. ODENEsAI, Administrator.
Feb'y. 9th, ISL A42-6w.
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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-02-13

M OTHERS RELIEF, Genuine article 4rom:
va the original Proprietor Rochester ~. "
For sale BY a. N JONES & CO
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M o. II i C III
Elm lei from home. my broth
Dr. q " Ialone Nj Il attend fo my bfisiz
sIlIf1tl4 my absences hose indie bled 10 inc
please cal and pa him as soon as eo1s 81 Il
q fsIer to eiiab him to I'll horn
s. iIzklebfaes 8 s. B4 N OA E
&35is I'm 23 1851
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THacir 9saaeIl c NEeegEciIaes.
q Pounds best Chrome Green

20 & Yellow.
10 yerdigris in oil.
For sale by j AS. JONES, j
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k We are aalthorised TO announce DAM
If IL L4syYII4LIAAIsS, as a candidate 70 re-e-
lection 10 the office Of Clerk ot The sProbate
j November election. 81
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MARKETS ELSE WHERE.

Bosro Feb l,-Ifrs Board56 abs Boston and Prov RR.
I'D sa 50 IL and Worcester Railroad 1856 Eastern
railroad asi; IS 0sdensburs Raj ROAD s9 40i; p DO
81 q, n rs do, btcd Al a. !, Ito do, blOd nv IS
phseeiphia Wilmington; and Baltimsrs Railroad A; lag
do bGCs 3 10 Rut Railroad hood 3d. 10 do o5 Ts5
Vermont Central Railroad 49, &~s; 30 do. bted 30 ~
Vermont Al hass. Railroad 30 xorcestr and Nashua
road rsA Reading Ksilr.ad S'.s "a u MAD Kvsg
s6i4: 200 Ejgevorth Company. is l05 10 Lat Boston
Comrsny, ~ aIh i0Tremont Bank lo7 =; $1,000 Ordens
burg Rsilro,d Bonds 90 100 Vermont Central Railroad
D nds: gl sccord Boards shs ysrmcst and Mas. ks.
lie: 20 Wilmington Railroad. q; Bcstep and Worcester
Rs r ad. It6; 80 canton land Cemoiny 81 a67l Osdens-
40 dr. sim. in 20 do bald. Il >; lG do. blod H.
BAIrINoRF, Feb. E.-Si0 Bslt bs Is o. lOist shares
franklin Ta1k. IS and o. Railroad. time 7J. l0 do
75A: ~ York and Cumberland. 22a; do ~ Baltms 70
I5@s No 20 io2 BIZ s.aes s r. o. ss ' SS
.3 shsre ~ hid 75ss asked; Yort aud 'uuber
land 2z bid. % ksd BAIT ana susa si bid5ss asked.
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Died,
On the 18Th instant, corr""r- saScr'Nsrr', in the
The ifeu ds Of the family respectfully invited to
attend hs funeral to morrow morning at ten o'clock,
without further invitation, from IA, Kim street.
on the 18th iistart Mr.. VILLAS H. Sarrr'tLD,
U. 8 n. eyed Q? years
fully invited to attend the funeral at his late residence
Adsrbis street near De Kslb avenue on Thursday at
West.rn aud Southern papers please copy.
On the 18th instant, jams ADAMS, Esq native OF
TIE sy o. a0I ap my ssst Of
this City. His gsnlemasly qualities, high snse OF
honor ard winning ma n-rs endesred him TO large
circle OF hiends who depore his loss while they re
or the nth instant at her residence in this city
s.nAn Ftir, wife OF Robert Hamisn, Esq aged
20 Jesrs
her r,msips have been taken to Vermont for in
on the lsth instant after short aud painful in ess
Lois ANN UNprnwooo vile OF Mr.. William Underwood
10 Hudson street, Nes York
TIE friends are respectfully requested to attend her
funeral to morrow (rhursday), at o clock, II.
On the 18th infant. at Providence, II, L, Anw
IRlST you ng.s daughter Of BENJAMIN and Csths-ine
Davis sr,a four year. one month, and one day.
On the 18th infant. Elit., wife OF Samuel Tyler, In
The rssi,es md friend. OF the family aud those Of
her sons Joseph II I'm T.. Augusta III and Charles
T,lr repeatedly invited TO attend her funeral
this "wednesday afternoon. at clock from her
late residence l.6 Lsurebs street without further
ON th. i 9Th instant. Of consumption, ASS. sM,rH,
daughter OF James smith OF Gre.n~ic Conn.
Her ilien ds. and thoss OF her brother inla~ DR.
Samuel J.. GIswola are invited TO Httend her iunerA
on WEDNESDAY (thi- dAyl at halt past twelve O'Clock,
frt N SIS Fourth ftset corner % Mercer without
further Invitation bts remains VIII Be taken 20
Greenwood Ter int,rueLt.
on the lsta instant. after short Illness. JoHS
s,lit BsA,tN. son Of John aud Margaret Beaver,
sKsd ysars. III month and days.
Ite relatives and friends ci The family are requested
to att nd he funeral Wednesday (this day at one
O'Clock, iron 80. ws't r~.n,ie,h ,trses
On toe 10Th Dec at San FraneUoo, srrrHrN u.
Dc.ptrt, son 81 John Deggett, Esq OF De ihsm Ma.
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means to retain his prisoner a Ainss unarm 4 az
mark which INTENDED for Kindness. He asitated
ape sred TO speak With great ipoonvenencs TO hts
lungs. and rsmarked that he had great dfmeuity In
catching his breath answered thai vas sorry f1r
him" annex statement of ias S''y sisELow
Cry HALL, Feb. II. 1851.
LETTER FROM THE CITY MARSHAL.
srR-In answer 10 the communications OF 2. Riley,
allow me 70 state that the 18TH ut half past IL
O'Clock A N. he came into my office and said, We
have got niger merely notify you, so that II thsy
rsube you may be about These were his exact
words and eli he fAid. Immediately Consulted with
you and you directed me to prevent any brea,h Of
the peace outside OF tho court house. AMI took
sures accordingly l sent ont officers from time 10
time to that all was quiet At about O'Clock. p
M Mr. Noyes came to my of1se, saying the U 8. Mar
,hal wanted all the spare officers had. had mons
l wsnts d all had to execute your orders
At about 10 minutes TO o. clock sent officer to
the cturt room. and found the door taken care o! ,
and the ofhc sent denied admission person
having charge saying the Marshal told him to al
NIT Ie one lie returned In q few moments altar
WAT DIS another person and said sat he afeai
be negroes would break open the court loom. | in
mediA'ey started but be fore bad got out OF the City
Hall. learned the fugitive had been rescued
learn and believe IL 60 be true, that Mr. Riley said
he did net any others than those he had ploy
ed to main in the court AMI aided that we
can take OF the man, and also at the tins the
rurh WAS made, is was walking backwards and tor
wards cross the court room and made no resistance
whatever at the door. tbs mes passed BY him
In conclusion, allow respectfully TO say tnat in
the ordinance creating the office OF City Marshal do
not find that he is to do the work OF the United states
Marshal and ii il Is the With OF the city oment
have do it. they have only to tbs order,
and will arrest the fugives and keep them, or will
resign. Respectfully yours.
FRANCIS rUKEY. City Marshal.
To Hon Joan P Bc,Low Mayor OF Boston.
February 18th, 1851
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close i against them for fear OF injury 10 his pro.
perry from the threatened mob II tho meeting
gees on, nothing but the most prompt, energetic
and thorough action the part Of the authorizes,
can secure to Mr.. Thompson q hossag 1t Is un-
que their duty to take sush s0son thou gh
yisiter, thati is doubtful whether sufficient con
sfabuary force to preserve quiet and order can be
readily raised. We pray, however, that the event
may be ordered in manner net unlavorable to the
fully appreciate, as anybody, the lmpudence Of
George Thompson's conduct; but we cannot couu.
tenance or consent to any other treatment of him
but most severe letting alone.
We understand that the. S.lectmen bave meet.
NC to-day TO take some action to preserve peace
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Pa seMgs rs Arrir.r

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MARITIME INTEL EYcE
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-19
Court Calendar for Wedne sdsy.

srrsRIos Covar.-ssmo as yesterday with Nos. IS.
- As, II, los, 129, 628 159 added.
OoMMos PLyAs-Psrt Nos 1877 2os. 2so 2aI 2,7,
2s3, 253, 26l lat, 2d5. $50 i23 q o. Part 2-Nos
As H. ia, Ia ga ais 222 226, 232, 23S IA 2s2
2g< 3o4.
SUPREME CouRr-dsNERAL TERM-Nos. 19S, 40, So 81,
IS, 81 So, So So so 40, 81, 81 CisccIr Couar Nos
A. is 2il 242 50 1875 200, zoo 2l6 1oe los 24a 2a5
2i6 2s7.
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