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JOB pRIyTING.

The prePfistas sf the Askaa<as Banner. Fs- speeifay iasssms the Pasiie. that he s pS.pars .s ezeea,e every description sf los " ssx ws,A aest, nsss and dispaich. sad at isu ysfes as any ofe. la .hs Stzis--saeh as
 Books. Pa1yhiets, Haaa Bills, Eteamhsaa
 Biisxs Pesters, nisfs ef Laatms. Rsii
 Heads. Hssse Bills, x.abels.
 Cards 2eeeipts. &e.
 Also e0nstaatiy en hana, Riank Noses Cterixssy shcri9sss Justices sad Cansta ahleys niaaks of every kiad. Biask Deeds of eau. regaaee. Sc, whfeh will hc seia eheap fes Casa or ea1Y aeeepta1tser ead viii De seat
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naEs1,

Tn this city, oa Tharsfay mDgriae last, al th.. ressdruce sf hls brother. Joan D. Adams, Mt. yEssE M- ADAms, agrd 2 years. son a4 tsc Ia.e Governor Adsms, formerly of Johnson eouaty. EIe wssa yoaRg man whose kindness and < ssoaness ai heart had endeaFed hn to large circle of ftsens. who mourn his earis death
 In thy city. on The night of tsth inst, of coa. ssnpsion, Mr. TILH.s B. PAaxs. sgrd abost a years, and late of 2ontoFec, Mss. Mr. P. vas a worthy ana good cllIsen, and leaves alarge family and nasy friends 10 mourn bis death.
 on the isih inst. as her residence ;a P,asAs Township, la thtS eonBty. Mrs MARY wmrx, aged n years, She was a resident of Arkansas Gsr iAe fast 22 years.
 East Tennessee papers please cepy.
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E GIVING IT uP.-The York Mirror-one of the stauncheSt supporters os Mir. Fimore's administra- boa-whose editor holds an office of special trust and responsibility under the federal government. thus quietly surrenders the whig game, and puts is soie reliance upon another ns pE'ty dadgs
 ." We do not hesitate 10 hazard the assertion that the wings stand no chance of success on the old party platforms. General Taylor never could have been elected as an ultra wh'g.' The victory in lSls was won by the aid of allies, who rushed from the ranks of conservatives, democrats. and
 independents, and ralied under the Rough and Ready banner. The statement that without such reintoscements the wings would have been defeated IS readily demonstrated they who deny 1t are wilfully blind to the fact. Is the whg party more numerous, more united, or more efficient to day than t was three years ago Let the sectional divisions which have everywhere rent it's ranks asRnslef answer"
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< WmTz WeHsx RstxAsxp vnon s+syEs1. 1.--The circuit eSan of HockihkhAm county. Va, fsst week afief trial that excited nseh integy1i, deeidsa that Amanda Jane, who had been Eeld ps slave ever since her birth, some tweusy4six yeas ago, was a white woman. aithough her origin vas dss. tnctiy trAced to q negrssss who was slave. The Register says:
 Amandss appeasance. 6he color Of her skin. her hAlF, her eyes, her HoSe, her whole physicai exterior. would prove bEE to be what the jury have made hes--a white w0man. The testimony prov- ing hesto be of was of thesRoagesi and clsarrst k;nd. and yet the appeagaRef of the woman seemed t6 ceatfaaict t all. Ananda Jane has beea heidyzs slave successfully by MesxFs. Michael Kiser, swhose negro slage, Sally. was proved 0 be her moshes,) and r. Mcfiahey, and was heIdin bondage at the time of the tfaL by Mir AZ Heneberges. She has degraded herself in hef servIinde, and has become the mother of twoFRae looking little iiIesitimaie children, per- feetly white, who were dandied ln her arms daEiag 4he eaurse of the tYiai. 4 more mysterious case VIC have never heard tried and t excited from its commencement b is eloGe, the most intense ln- leress. Exceptions have been taken 10 the decision of the case, by the counsel for the defendaniS.'
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BAnLT HcSr.-Disguise # as they will, the Scott wings feel very sore under the defeat of Johnst iu Pennsylvania. The following paragraph we clip from the Dayton Gazette, one of the most ardent Scott papers in Ohio. We look for fan ahead. The editor is 2 very astue sort of man and can read the signs in the political horizon withou. the sid ef glass. He IS notguite So duil as oar neighbor Defrees. But here IS the exiaet |:
 WAs CTrseS Psassyirsssa. a.-I, $ perfectly ees. tan hat Gov. JohnStoa's election in Pennsylvania was defeated by ma Aacnce outside of the State and treachery within IL. The southern whlg papers generally. aud a certain class Of whig papers tn the north, especially ln New York, dd mt even make decent effort to disguise their sympathy wita every misrepresentation of his opinions pro malga.ed by the locofocos, and some of them now openly rejoice at result which they are prepared to con true unfavorabiy to the chances of Gen. Scott 10 the presidency. The editor of the New York Express relates an incident that shows pretty clearly which way the wind sets. A noted silvef grey met wooly head, and accoSted him thus:
 "I say. NIT. W, did Scott carry Pennsylvania and Ohio in this election 2"
 [" No bat 1t $ pretty generally understood that Mir. Fillmore and his frends did r' was tas reply.
 The conversation changed and the two stepped upon the Albany platform again in perfect har- m9ny --Iniigas State SsntineL
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Rates for Yearly Adverfising

All staniIng advertisements wili be charged at the Rrst mentioned rates, unless contract be snaes whea lsft for Insertion; and must be paid far la a- vance. NoPsrssa will se announced fer aay office, althei city. Siate, or eounty, without the adysase oay. me nj of five dollars.
 Political circulars will be charged aa Adyertlae. meats, aaa payment required ia adyamee-
 No Jos will hereafter be dsfvs=ed ts any pe,se, with whom w- have no regular dealings, uatiI osia for.
 All advertisements must be marked with the sam Der of insertions desired, otherwise tasy viii s. eontiaaad aat fssb;d. saa charged accordingly
 9J- yeary. haif-ysasiy sad quarterly adsertIae,. will bs csaased te theiY seesfi.aass ssxiaess At advertisements of different kiad, CT fer other ger viii se charged fer st the ssaai rstss.
 All letters Eaast bs postpaid, CT ihey wiilnas re eeive any Aftentlea.
 IT Positively 10 variation wiii hs maSe sraxm tl,. aha4a reaakaliAna
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 DECLINE OF TRlpK AT Ngw OkLEASs.-The CFes- cent, of New Orleans, gives the following account Of ,he decline of business prospects n that city. owing 10 the advantages givento the northern roate by means of canals and railroads:
 Trade is passing away from our city. Nashville editors are canvaSsing in Savannah and Charleston for business Cincinnati IS shipping east St. Louis IS following in her path. The canal board of New York have informally promised such rates as must invite the shipment of Kentucky tobacco in that direction. Galveston threatens 10 invite New York capital 10 build railroad, and deprive New Orleans Of the last vestige of Texas trade by transferring If to New York. The city of New York having superior system of Banking, ,free, even under i.s exposure to the fluctuations and eonvulsionS foreign markets, stands ready to pay psemiam on our lost trade. The planters of our tributary country, and especially on the lines of our proposed railroads through Opelousas and to Jackson. Miss. are complaining of ihconvenleut access to us. Mobile enters the fed, with New York, Charleston. Savannah, to say nothiHg Of prosperous Baltimore, and now wide awake Rich mond, to despo,i and impoverlsh us, to take from us Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, all northern end Genital Mississippi and Texas.
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New s:ood.. Yew aaooel..i

ToHN D ADAMS is nov seceitag Ais Fsis nss sb Wassr stock, consiStinz of
 Fancy aaa Siasls Dry seedx, Bsats. shses,
 Hardware. SaadIery, slssaaary, ks., ks.; and will within five days receive oae Of the af- gest aEd most complete stocks of CIDthtsgs Hats and Caps ever offered n this market, to which he respeetfsAiy In7itex the afenh af kss trends and the psesie generally. His pr.ae2 wilI bs as bsr as his neiehbof's. Gail aud ~
 Nov 4, tS5i
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COMMERCIAL iNTExcnTRsE WITH THE Easr.-Nr BaieStter, who was sent during the adalnIst aiIon Of General Taylor as commercial agent to Cochin ChlIla, Siam, Borneo, and the Malayaa Islands, has returned to New York ea route to Washington having arrived, rsa England. by the Baltic. From statements In New York journals t appears thal MT. Balestier failed in hss efforts to negotiate a treaty with Cochin China, whose Government sd- heres rgldiy to the principle Of non intercourse At siam the reception was more friendly, but the result was substantially the same. At Bornso sa- tistactory commercial sTanxsments were entered into with the Sultan of BruRi. and wllh the RAjah of Sarawak, although the departure of the-4atteI tor Eagiand, in consequence of illness, postponed the completion of the StIpuiaiDns.
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Rneta ms te memstsn.

Tn the Late nersa ssnn c@A.. @eeurp sn account 0f yoaag mnn lately exscuted tkeso. for sfaason. and though n itxeif tt is a interesting anecdate Il explains also the effect of beard oa the phgssog nnmy.
 e Another young creole Of Caba. vas also eas. fssted the aeheT day, which s not genessily known Yoaag Charles Kohliu, son ef the Couniess Knh. IiHs 0s Mantznzas had soaie yeaFs previous. bcrn baBished ffum the isiaad. He had Hght hat, asd had alwAys worn ms beari very long. Some mosths as0, for the purpose of carrying out some s,f the plans 0f tbe expedigionsfs he shaved oG his beard leaving bat hs mustaelte. dyed bis heir bsaek and went back to Eizvaaa. HM eissuize was eanpfese and none af hts friends recognised him He visited the esfes al night and took 10 pfersatiose whafev CT te prevent his being discovered. 0He evenlEx, an old companion detected hitH hy h5s voice and asked him if be was noi Kohiin He aenlcd It, gave EsnDe other name. and said he was from the island of Madeira Ills eompanion was deceived. and walked oG. 4 spy beIag by, however. gave the government information, and KoaIa vas order cd 10 be watched. It nas durinx fhe tInle Of Mir Cisys visit st Havana, that a number af balls were gwen, at one of whieh Kohlin was present Although in mask, while waking w4th lady, has conversation was overheard by spy set 10 watch him, and as he come out, be vas immediately ar. rested and fhf9wH into the MoF1. He was nisSed afArwaF by hls secret friends. but no one could tell what had become of hn. HRigi A wss lately ascertained that he bsd been confined in the Moso, was tried, found guilty, and sentenced to be gar rntted. kebhn was sald to have been one of the most daring and talented men Of his age"
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The sixty millions alluded to above. allowing the increment of three per cent, will we see, be reached already stated: and then, with not one cause of deerremeat on the movement and ratio Of increase, if taken al three per cent. per annum, dupGcStes in about tweniy-four years; therefore, 1T no ser,ous disturbance be allowed to interfere with the order of things, the aggregate population Of .he United States at the current century must exceed 100000, ,000.-A-mbAiz S ArSaasas Chris- Ian Adrocats.
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Aadalerv.

CENTLEMESS' and Ladies' Saddles Of al NA N.sds; riding Bealies aad MartiRFales. hIina Bridies. mule and harse Collars, Saaie aud Hs- ssef Bsgs. Dryy sa3fas. Carpet Bags. vsat~es, Trunks. fine sheep skins. Cagyrsre. Ruhag. Ws- ge4 Has Csset " Asps sr,dle tatts, sfytsp iraas. Brgss as} Stsri SaarK, &e.. &e., &c.; heanfi- fgl sssr.meat just received frora New York, and @r sale by JOHN D. ADAMS,
 Nov I, 1851. steamboat landing.
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SEAL YoCR LETTERS WITH WATERS find 10 the National Inielligeneer of fhe 18th inst. the following official advice to ali who have corFespon. dents n California:
 Our Governmental Departments have reserved ofheal information from Saa Francisco that letters frequently reach there with the envelopes partly toEn off, and the address mutila3ed in eonseg aence Of the P-aciice of using sealing wax to cure the envelopes.
 In passing through the tropics the wax IS in- varIahiy melted SO to destroy all seulbance of seal, and not nnfreqaenay so as to adhere to the letter beneath 1t, and eaHSe Iie iniary or desrue- ton ot the address m separating tho two.
 The Postmaster Gencrai therefore recommends to all persons having correspondence with Califor n'ar Aed other parls Of the coast Of the Pacific Ocean, to discontinue the use of wax n sealing their letters or other papers.
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INDUCEMENTS FOR CLUBS.

me sGccSsS that has attended car recent efforts and the interest taken in the BAxNEa by many ei it's pssrsas, have induced 10 sffsr for the pnr pose of esetiag the formation Of clubs the follow. jug list of
 n~ E1 ME WG M WM @I~ Any person forwarding to ten doIiars is GU srsat faas!s. for Four new subscribers, will receive a eeeg ef oar Papey for one year, grstis. To any one forwarding twenty dollars in current funss. we will send tea copies of the BAxSEa for asmaay new subscribers, and sas copy of GopEr $ LABY' Book or rGRAHSa's MasAzTsE fos one wear To any oae forwardiBg thirty dollars tn current fuads, VIC will sand fftSea copies of the BAsSxs for as many new subscribers. and sas eopy of the uaited States Magazine and Democratic Reyiew for year.
 To aay oaa sea!ing us the largest aambsr lover Eftssnl of new subscribers. accompanied with the advance paymeat, at the last mentioned rases we wiit send sas copy of ths Spirit of the Times with three steel eRgrasisgs. and sRs copy es Blaekwsed's Magazine for one year.
 IT kemittanees may be made sl esr risk sAd re- ceipss will be promptly returned h making saeh rsmittaaces, ths Post Mssfeys receipt should 6e taimed for oaF protection.
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Little Beck and White Rirsr Rsaa.

\ IL persons gre invited to come fofxard and enter tEsir names ss xatxiFlbers kos STOCK in The proposed road from Little Rock ta Whste Eises. Subscriptions Can he eoassaatea for s0eh work with materials CT provisions as nay ke re- qaisea in the construction of the r3ad auaseT sarh general rales as shati be hereafter estabs sked lhas placing il in the power of ali who are dss- posed. to eoutrsbate tksa mite in aid ef aa under saking z hsch is to be of laesieuiasIe beaezt to the whole State.
 subscription Inst is in the hands sf each of the following persona appetatrd Ccmnlgt&s for fhls purpose 6y the late M4ss Meeeus tAe cayxssi r ROSWELL EEEBE.
 T8fFS W NEWTON,
 AFsSALox F0W LEH.
 GEORGE e WATKINS,
 WA. B. ASHLEY. Litfls Rock. Nos. 10. 1881. li-if
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THs Wac PARry Swanrxn.--The Albany kaiSksrbaekrr. whg paper. says:
 The result ia Ohio and PenRsyIvania asaders i almost unnecessary for the whigs to nom.na.e a President. The ircachHsy of Fnlmere ani the high tasif nonsense Of the Trihans have 50 swamp sd the party, that all attempts tp get out Of the slough by the fall of | ss2 ssennnGletly hopeless
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A GRkAT LAND CLAIx.--we learn that sait has been inctituted in the U. s. Circuit Court af fhs district, by the heirs Of Dubuque, to recover the land lying along the MssissipIH river, above aad below the cIty, fof eighteen miles. and running back from the Hyer nlne lies, n which boundary IS comprised the s1ty, onr whole mineral region, and many oi the best improved farms in the eoua- ty. This will 10 doubt be Feeafded ss startling announcement by those who isagias themselves to be owners of valuable pfopefy within and be- yond our corporate limits. 1rAa Chauiea as should prove successful in the prosecution cf fther claim. there will not be one of onr citizens who viii be the owner of single foot of property not wIthstanding the years of toil that may have been devoted in the accumulation of a livelihood for de- cltning years appears that the heirs claim under q title in Dubuque prior 10 the possibility of any title yestIng to Congress. .--Dabagae Io-j Erprsss
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IT The Ohio Mutual Insurance Company, located st coIamhus. is winding up its business. Is losses the year past amoaat to efa5,oo0. The outstanding risks are statzsd at a ,40o eco
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PRoJRcrxD AssaSsxArnS or KnssrTH.-The London T,mes has pnvaie sdsiees which inform if that Lsgd Dudley Stuart had obtained inIellI- gence from Vienna that an attempt to assaSSinate Kossuth would be made al his landing ln South. aDpton, and that two females had left the Austr- an capital for the exprzss purpose of making an attempt aron the life of the iuStroas fugitive. at Southampton. Great precautions were to be taken by the authorities of Southampton to frus- tTaie the satanic designs of these fanatic women. -Cin. Enq.
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IT An eagle was lately taken in the town Of Stamford. Delaware CO.,. Ohio, in a bear trap, by Daniel McGregor. He IS q noble looking fellow il IS said; although young one, be measures SIX sset and seven inches fsesn tip to tr, and stands three feet and two inches IH height. He S Of a beautiful gray color, and has bold, majestic ar which seems to say to the feathered trlbe, stand afar of, afn monarch Of yon all.
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Are You Iusureds e yea !asafsd la a Rsspsasik.s affise.

TYRE season of the yeas has arrived wasa syesy \ psadeai msa vii see tknt hs Aassdaagz aaa then eenteBsa ss~ IH&ased n responsible effs e.
 The Psstecta0a Insurance c9sire 9s harsosfs CT. has Rass done tsssness sa= soutaesn aad western pcYfaons of lbE coa8ffy fsr twenTy-sss yeags and ix onsdeasy be5sxged to presens very sapsngE sa- gsezneass for insurance, second raasea la a0 of kee la ke UnassA staaes.
 Posictas issaed 5y wM 3. WAIT. Ageas.
 Oct f4th. 1851,
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Root. and shoes. T

TCST received q very large and beautiful stock D sf Boots and Shoes. consisting of esSes gentiemens' calf sewed boots. Iaies styses sf Int 6 Klp pegred ss Hungarian ! {" Mud : ." BoyS and ehildfens' calf and kip boots: 10 {" RpSsest. tkIcs and kip brogaass 2 v Boys thick and kia 80 pairs vensemens' calf and coat sewed shoeSs Laaies Misses and ehi&dsenS' shoes of ait ssads, sizeS and pr,eSs. Ali st low peIeee and best aaal- ItY. at JOHN D ADAMS.
 Nov. |. 1881. steamboat landing.
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TIE BkrrIsH FLAe PEE1IcLY BoHSED IN THE STREETS OF MosrnEAL.-- correspondent of the ASaeriesH Cell, writing iron Montreal states that on the reception of the news that the Queen Of England had signed the biii of pains and penaities against her Catholic subjects the Union Jack was publicly burned on the public square of that city. The Celfs correspondent further states that in or,ler to keep the matter as private as possible, instructions were gwen al the Telegraph offices not to report the occurrence, and that coaceq uence oi these instructions, the only paper m Montreal that referred to the burning of the FeIon Flag was the Garefte e.--.SostA. Press
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I7- Thaddeas Stevens, whig member of Congress from the Lancaster. Pa, dIs,rscG, writes thus to free -soii meeting in Boston:
 We have just come out of disastrous contest in this State. as you wiii have seen. Fear, asnbi ton, and commercial ayance are hard to contend against Add to these the slave power o the federal government. and It IS difficult to withstand them. 1t cannot be doubted that the power of slavery has been much increased, and will increase, through the efforts of Mr. Webster and hls friends. Still trust we shall pot al be discouraged.
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IRELASD-The news from Ireland is exceeding ly distressing. Emigration Is depopuatIng the country. Men are struggling at the gangways to
 the vessels to obtain passage over the wstes.-
 The priests say that then chapels are deserted.
 The IS msnifestng itself all sections of the country in the fields; tn fact Providence appears
 to be forcing the people to fy.-Cm. Csth. Teie-
 grapA
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Tsn Dn.sa. Nov. f4. 1881. CMsaa--I'Se demand waa aetive, snd in spite of the weather ana tho light ssock eNcrine the sales Feaehed au00 bales q steady pnces. fnserior .........s as4 Cd Mitilinx. 3 sA7f Osiisary. ..... :. .siasf a1sa Faa ..... IEtsI Los Mddiing. ...efael Fair ..4...- sAast Middiing. ...... a5i Goea Fais ..,...9 a--
 Tsssecs---ie AIslA admitted were sold as ze. X &ugw--in spite Of the unsettled weafher. s00 hhd& foand purchasers. PFteeS faz far sna pfSnne are veil nl&infasned whiae fhe lower gpalssen aae negts< tad. We quote far so fasIy far sta6c.
 MaAzssss--i000 bhis. were sssH al 2s4a2ac. Fkeg-SAles confined ta1 b6is Ono at @ SO; 9s0 n tws Io.s. as 8 so; aud small lots s. Loass ~ S 5s.
 soe. - '.'' ''S
 tkztssn0 sachs Si. Louis soid from store ss 33cs Pw@--4S bbis mess were h1id st SIS 50
 CgssS-2i0 bays prime kT5 were sold al SA. and 250 otdsat Sc.
 fregAss--cotton has been shipped to Liverpool, to fti aps al 3-S1-
 EEchsngss--D Demand far and offerings small. London ,-.-......... 1sa9i ps eeaL pscminns. faEis .-.-- ss<. <.. $. 23af 27A Ne~ fesk. @ days 2tsal p eent. discount. isosion. sD davs..-..... -2tasA ps crat. d.seoant New York, Ssgh.. Isl pr c=:=ss, discount
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are @ nang bad feilowas 9to sa8 their any into ihs loaal euiamas, that ne feet psona in ksfsdinr the coming of tic cod felioNss The Good Fellows sse quiis nnn1ei0as cad ass dsiy iacSsas-
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. Plain aa ElaYw

THAT those Fine French Quilted Water Proof. 4 and Fancy Dress Boots, are he haaasomest
 goods os he kind in, thls state. They are to be l had next door to the ABthony House. at FTETON'S
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Raok EsnSaana.

fEHHE sabseYSher has epenea BfnsserS Rext door 1 to she B0oA sstofe oa AaFtAam street. and is prepared 10 dn al sogts of book sEstsax with aass- neSa sa& a<xpsteh- tas has theresgh aequasat ahce w,th the aSgness sad x desegH.lse 10 plsase hs patroas. He wassd Fs4peesfaity xoglest the custom of tsSse desiaHg work in hsa .ine.
 Get. It, 1881. If E. JAcDBf.
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Ai Ia the Georgia LegisiatHre. Mir McDoasald aaa 'airodueea bull to prevent the importation or introduction f slaves into the State for sale hire or traffic.