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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-25

q little girl named Maria Wilkins, who
resided near F ,rt Ancient, Ohio, W as playing
boys commenced throwing stones upon hor
nets nest when the enraged insects swarm ed
out and stung the little girl so badly that she
died in two hours.
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CALIFORNIA ITEMs.-The intelligence of the
death oi Vice President King was received a
steamer Columbus.
~ Or. ID. w. Petre, Of Oswego county, New
ORR, committed suicide at San Francisco on
with lancet. 9
Ihe body OF Robert ]. Minor was found ia
the Sacramento river, on the 18Th Of May. Il
was supposed that he had committed suicide.
Murray Hartford, of Michigan, was fataIIv
wounded by Thomas Williams, on the l2,b Of
May, IN the vicinity of Chico Creek, a tributa.
ry of the Sacramento.
The crops OF Southern California promise
to be very fine, especially barley, which has
been greatly assisted by the late rains.
The SANTA Barbara AFFRAY.-John
Dunn, one OF those wounded in the Santa
Barbara affray, will recover. The ball pass-
ed through the right breast, slightly fractur.
ing the shoulder blade. The Californian who
stabbed Sheriff Twist and was afterwards
shot by him was named Levra. The Sheriff
will probably recover California paper.
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GEN1'LEMEN'S LIST.

N
Asher Alexander Ammons john VIM
Alien Charles w Anderson Robt
Askins lsaac Anderson kobtT
Allen John G Apperson kobt G
Archer joint Anderson 7 Cary
Adams James Avery Thomas
Anderson John g Allen VIM
Allen jos Ammons VIM
Adler Takob
B
Berry Nv Blasdel John C
Broc kmeyer Chas Brown JOS
Brumer Carl 2 Bradley John E
Barrett Chss Bryant John
Brannsn Daniel Brown James D
Bran Dan Braxton Benjamin
Ball Dsndridge Burgess James
Biesen T. Beck John
Brown Frederick Bailey John
Booker Geo Brsnnan M
Burger Henry R Bartlett Samuel
Beck Henry Boyd Ste phen D
Burke Edmund Badders He enry
Browne Jos w Bolton VIM
Drummer John II Burke VIM
Buckley james Branson VS.
Rruderick James Brewing w
Brown Jos w Biunt VIM B
Bullon James Brothers VIM II
Booker John 2 Balm James
G
Cree William Coner Jno
Croley WmT Camp jno w
Cole VIM d ConEor Louis
Chndrey d. Beers Cain Lewis
Clark Charles II Crow N II
Church OK Crew Peter 2
Cume David Clancy Patt
Chapman Gustavus A Crunp Robt
Crump Goodrich Chamberlain Richard
Corsan James f Carlyle Robt
Colby JsmesJ Crime Richard
Carr John Cation Capt Levin
Cfump James II Cox Sterling
Colly John Conway Thos
Ca.ligan John Cahilt Thomas
Campbell James II Copnor ThosC
Carroll John Cook VIM b
Cook Jno 81 Csbaniss VIM w
Crawford w Cousins VIM A
Connor John Croley VIM
CaFron Rev p CardWeli w
Cavedo Peter Cralle VIM Calhoun
Cernlnitt Thos Coal Wm
Dever Anthony Daniel James g
Day Charles ID Dance oscar
Dnntord Edward Dsbaey kobt A e
DunkeIF Davis Robert
Dixen George w Durhsm Thomas
Dudley John w Douglass VIM W2
Deuel. Jonas 5 Doggett John N
Z
Edwards VIM Everett Peter
Eaebo BF England Il
Edmonds Benz Easton hensro
Emory Elicit
kasiey Fleming Evans Inos
Ely Geo @ Emory w h
Ellis IL Eggleston Chas
Englebrisht John Edwards VIM
Ellis James w England VIM
Esgan M2
Frost G w Field L w
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A HOr WEATHER PREsENr.-The consort
of Mr. Jas. Ligan, living on Big Creek, near
Aemphis, recently presented her liege lord
with two boys and girl at one birth. The
parents together, it is said, weigh 200 pounds.
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AN EDITOR IN TRoUBLE-John w. Merritt,
editor of the Salem, Illinois, Advocate, has
been arrested for robbing the mail but he de-
clares that Russell Hinckley, upon whose
complaint he was arrested is actuated by ma
lice. Unquestionably John w. Merritt is a
merit-orious man, and is a victim OF some foul
Conspiracy. Scissors were made for nobler
purpose than ripping open mail bags.
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IMPORTANT AND CHEERING NEWSI
PARISRN 81 KINGS
STEA MSHIP EXPRESS


Per Eos NakE AND JAMESTOWN
REDUCED RATES AND Increased EXPEDI.
TiOH, &c
THE proprietors having made new arrangements
fer the sti'l be;ter dispatch of their Express by
tie s,earnfhigs x oanoke and jamestown from
New Yors, they wish tn keep il before ihe public
that PARlSEN s. KING 5 POPULAR SOUTHERN
EXPRESS is always on hand tor the accommods
don Il their friends at the lowest rates and uups
raeled ois2 2stch- their Express leaving New York
is genegslg delivered g, slmos, every point of Viz.
einia in 42 hpur5 and throughout North Carolina in
56 h0Grs, an1 A. forty per cent below the old M
BUG MONUPOLY
PARISEH q KINGS fsciiitit for the expeditions
transportation ct Freight and Packages capnot be
beat by any express company in existence, and they
defy any cnnlo7.iiinn, therefore in the snspe of
humbng, imposition and monopoly.
u Be sure 10 order your goods by Parisen
& Kings Kxpress, NJ ( Barclay street, New
York
~ Rest sssure1. that sll they promise, they
will faithfully fuifil u
PARlSEN a kiSti, No Barclay st, N. Y,
and boilin gbrook street, Pciersbnrg Va
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
TAs. A. CowARDIN, Proprietor.
HUGH r. PLEASANTS. Editor.
Iab 49,
ADAMS & CO.'S
N.u York. virginia and North Carolina
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS,
rER UNITED STATES MAIL sTEamKRs,

STEAMSHIP EXPRESS,
rrR UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
ROANOKE 81 JAMESTOWN.
Ta aad fro,a Nep York. Richmond, Petersburg,
&c aC &c
yIaVlNC Effected arrsnQements with the U. 8.
III mail Iiae of steamers from New York TO Nor.
fglk and Richmond ioI special Express pri.
xileues on that route, we are now prepared 30
,acs'ye aud forward 10 and from New York, mer.
chsndise end packages of every descrie,ion with
dispatch and at greatly reduced rates.
Our Express viii leave New York every Wed.
nesday snd Saturday per splendid steamers Ron.
uoke aud Jamestown alternately. Goods will
be received at our New York Office, SO Broadway
until half past 3 O'Clock, P. NJ on the day of sail
ing
Merchants and others ordering goods from New
York, are requested to order BY ADAMS d CO.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS"
Our inland Express will run as heretofore, leav.
ine New York and Richmond daily. In charge of
special messengers, All goods not marked to 20
via the inland route. will be forwarded by the
Steamer Express. ADAMS e. CO.
J / McDoNnUGH Agent, Richmond.
NOTICE.-E3press uackages for Norfolk Pc
;ersburg and Richmond. Intended for shipment per
s;esuers Roanake or jamestown, will hereafter be
received By ADAMS & CO SO Broadway, who are
the only authorised agents for Express privileges by
those steamships
LUDLAM g. PLEASANTS,
je Cts b Broadway. New York
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ES- The Wilmington Journal under the ;n.
huence of hot weather, gives utierance TO ,hs
following fierce oaths: "Oh! Qaack epho.-
Quackenbusier-Qua We dom.
precisely understand their meaning, but they
are quite as sensible as the other sor. of
swearing.
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The DAILY DISPATCH
nlcnmona. June Is, Issa.

FOURTH OF jULr.--Our neiy hha-;-- -
Petersburg, has made arr angemen,. s'y'
bra,ins the fourth Of July, which, We ,h;.s S.,s'
will put Richmond to the blush. II. =
will be ushered in BY the firing of cannon =.
ringing Of bells. At nine o'clock grand nj,
itary and civic procession will be fo,,,.a
which. after making tour of the city will hal,
on poplar lawn, where the Declaration Of In
dependence will be read and an oraiion delv.
cred. The national salute will be fired at one
o'clock, and the ceremonies Of the day will
conclude with discharge Of artillery at sum
set. This is highly creditable to Petersburg.
II will be a good, od-fashioned celebration,
such as our fathers delighted in. The Ex.
press Expresses its surprise that the common
council Of Richmond have refused to appropri.
Fourth, and asks-"What can be the maiter7
Are there no orators left in the metropolis
Has Its patriotism died quite QUIT Have the
fancy shops no rockets for sale?" In reply
we can state that there are plenty of orators
1t we may believe our organs OF hearing-plen-
ty OF patriotism If we may believe half that is
said in the speeches of said orators--and pIen.
ty ofrockets and pop crackers, as all the ju.
veniles know. But really we don't believe
it would be possible to consolidate all the ese
component parts sufficiently to make res.
pec'able Fourth of July. and we may expect
the same observance of the day for all time to
come as that we have had for years past
namely, the soldiers parading and the citizens
at large looking on. Undoubtedly many of
our people will accept the invitation ofthe Ex-
press, TO visit the Little Cockade on the ap.
preaching Fourth.
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Fitzgerald Maurice
Ferguson NJ w
Fountain NJ P
Foster 2 G
Feren Peter
Ferguson r T
Palkner T A
Ferguson w J
Frances G
Fallonsbee J
Farmer w Z
G
Gardner J II
Garner ] M
Grantland X d
Gunnison Samuel
Garrett T II
Gay Redmond
Gibson w B
Graves w w
III
Housewright JIM
Hynes James
Harris NJ
Hopkins L
Hunt M 3
Hawkins OP
Harper P H
Hend7rson r
Hix r J
Hebning 8
Howard 8
Hoffman T
Hardy 7 L.
Hutcherson w P
Hill VIM
Humphrey VIM
Hockadsy w AZ
Hudgins w S
j
Jordon Noble
Jenkins Samuel
Jennings Reubin T
James stephen C
johnson Solomon
Jefferson 1'hos
Jackson VIM
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vi,ns.. = s' ionerai procession nigh, hare bss.
man 49, : les'rsourg, Tbursdsy. A negro dr,v.
a..a.,ss as been accidentally drowned, hs -.
osu $500 g % nls last resting place. BY a the dr.v.
a.;..s =. Ao .ockade city. The horses be hsd
alsen curing his sojOurn on earth, were led s. :
sloom immediately behind the he.r.e md v,r..
'0i'owed up sy the principal mourner. mon.,.s
upon cray. These In their turn v.ra .r....s.s
oy something like one hundred dr.ys. and Sr.-.
oy two horses, making in all csvslcad. ,...,.
mile long, and composing the noi.ie.t n =, 4.
most impressive funeral procession i, ha. 49,. -.
eur misfortune to witness.
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Field L w
Fiizgersld Henry
Fitch H
Forsyth ] 8
Fisher John
Fishburn ] w
Fraughner John
Farrelly Jss
Flournoy ] T
Freyfogler J
Finney W. E
Gurgly Bernard
Green BF
Gilmond Dudley
Gill E J
Gains Il B
Genet John
Garcelon J w
Gilman J w
Hatch Anson
Harris A
Horne A
Hill A
Harris c q w
Hardesty D w
Holmes Edwin
Higgins n
Hsrris G M
Hurt G G
Hutchinson Geo
Hudson II M
Harris Jas
Harrison G
Hancock @ T
Howlet Jno
HugheG Josiah
Herbert J NJ
Jordon DR. A R
Jones A w
Joseph, Butler &
johnson Charles
Jones George T
Jones George n
Jones Joseph
n
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r KNKRAL AGENCY.-The subscribers Of

CILVER.--The hignest premium paid for sii.
has CIV. PURCELL 4 CO, Bankers 4
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SPIRIT or TaE PREss

- : Ok = AZ FhES3. ~
The Times Of yesterday, exhib:., ~ .,le.sa -.
amy oe1ween different seciio1s Of tho denoer,,ie
party.
nas Nhig consains similar article.
ne Examiner says shat Cuba coasiuuas to be
OF especial interest In the political cirelss
as country and believes that the day Of il am
sAation is not fer distant. 90
enquirer comments upon the action Of ihs
- pas Convention, asssnting 70 soms of tho
-suo Dissenting fromothers, such q Tie 10
- .,'0n o. the power Of the general sosersms.s
MAKE appropriations to in.er,.l ;,,nr,v..,.-..
oy,rcras eplesenss IN strong terms, ihs folly Of
ths .on- ns ms professional. IN preferences 10
human 1sIe'ai ,.as and mechanical departments of
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" In retiring from the firm of Geo wes, g.
Brother. sitter business connection of nsar,v So
years the subscriber cannot refrain from express
ing lis sincere feelings OF gratitude to his friends
ana the public, who have so literally encouraged
fully urge the claims of tn q "Exchanee Roos ss,orsn
to liberal shsre of public patronage being well
convinced that the present so!e proprietor viii do
all in his poweTto render himself worthy oft
Je z5 JOHN M WEST
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w large quantity of Wood to d spose of, has
found 1t convenient to take yard for that purpose
His yard is on Broad street, opposite Brooke
ATenue. Orders for Weod may be left at ,ht
stores OF G; G. Herring, Esq Messrs Reeve & Blair
Jas B. Shelton Esq or at the yard, which will mse,
with prompt attention.
He has on hand about 100 cord superior seasoned
Cak Wood which ne will sell at the market price
ia l9-ts JOHN F. REEVE.
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GTOKAGE, sTORAGE.-The subscribers
~ having rented the custom house Lumber
House, on 18th street, In of our Auction and
Commission Store, are prepared to receive all snd
every kind If Goods on storage, and on reasonable
terms. Insurance Can be effected at the lowest
rates, as the building s fire proof Every att n,on
will be paid to the reception and delivery OF all
hoods entrusted to us
NV n6-ta ALEXANDER MOTIF l. co
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A GENTLEMAN AND HIS LADY can
Il be accommodated with a Handsomely furnished
Room and Board, in q email private family. Also,
four single Gentlemen. Location very desirable
within ten minutes walk Of the Capitol Enquire
at this office. ia 20-lw
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seem to the lonely hearted Fanny, for she
came not only with an open hand bul 81
sympathizing heart. Annie Lynn, Il sweet
girl OF sixteen summers, too was there,
and Henry Hunter sent kind messengers
and gifts Of fruits and flowers to the inva-
lid, reminding Fanny Of their old friend.
ship as a reason for their acceptance. But
no earthly hand could stay life's ebbing
current in the feeble frame of Mrs Erl-
wood, and ere three weeks had passed,
Fanny was motherIess. Mrs. Lynn glad
Iy offered the orphan girl a home with
her, and with the stipulation that she
might be the governess of Annie, Fanny
accepted. Henry was frequent visitor
at Mrs. Lynn's, a and every interview with
Fanny only deepened his attachment,
but his sister had gained from him the
promise that he would not commit him
self undar three months at least, which
time she wished for studing more closely
the young girls character. The time of
probation expired, she gladly gave her
sanction to his love, and laughingly bade
him speed well with his wooing.' Need
we say that his earnest affection met a re-
turn, or that, ere the summer leaves ia
ded, Fanny Erlwood, the pocy music teach
er, became Mrs, Lieut.. Hunter! With
the sums due her from music pupils she
had sought to conceal her debt to Mr..
Hunter, senior. but the old gentleman
obstinately refused to take it, and on her
wedding day he presented her with small
casket, bidding her not open it till she
had commenced her bridal tour. L con-
tanned his wedding gift, as he expressed
it, magnificent fair Of diamond brace
lets, oad the title deeds of one of the
finest no IS in the village.
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Cunllllllnlratiuns.
For the Ledger.

For the Ledger.
Mn. EDToR: As you seem to have de.
voted some little attention to the Maine
Liquor law. allow me to present to your
good readers few observations upon that
important subject. To me this is AN IN
tercsung matter; one to which have al
so paid attention, and one which should
receive, as 1t most certainly deserves, the
solemn consideration of every man
honestly and candidly believe in the al
most nfaIible efficacy Of the Maine Law
firmly believe if it is impartiaIly carried
out,properly executed and ragidly enforced
that il will be the blessed means of reform
ing thousands, who are now deaf to NOR
al suasion; of restoring thousands Of prod
igal sons to happy hopes Of strengthen
ing virtue, restoring honor, and establish
fishing peace. If impartialIy carried out
who can doubt its ultimate success =? If
properly executed its legitimate infu-
ence will be felt, for the people of this
country are supporters Of law and yield a
ready and cheerful obedience to its man
dates. But many are ready te say
"True, we are law abiding people, new
ertheIess we resist laws that are unconstl-
tut0ral, as is this Maine Law" Very
well. Prove TO me that this Law is un-
constitutional, and my admiration Of it
will at one cease. Fix upon my mind the
belief that it operates injuriously TO the
public veal, and | will also join you in
putting it down. | am thoroughly con.
yinced, however, that this cannot be done
Why7 Because proof strong as the
words of Jehovah, is accumulating daily
as to its wonderful and astonishing power
in closing those dens Of corruption which
have heretofore been so many plague-apots
on our body polite. Do you not hear Of
converts being made every day, every.
where and in all places And are not sat
isfactory and conclusive evidences spring
ing up hourly in its favor. Surely, there
can now linger not one solitary doubt in
the minds Of the most credulous as to its
constitutionality.
Is South Carolina prepared to adopt It I
She may not be COW; but venture the
assertion, that IN less thsnien years from
this hour, law similar - Intention to
the law adopted blythe State Of Maine,
will be in full force "a South Carolina
Many will ridicule tSisidea. Thoy kske
the liberty to do so. Hundreds lanc. .'ss
and sneered at the originator Of the Nor
mon religion; yet it found believers, and
thousands embraced il. The Jews rid|.
euled the pretensioDs Of our Saviour to The
Messiahship, and IN order TO stop the stu
pendous Influence he was exerting over the
people, they put him 10 death I; BAT d d his
teaching die; did bis followers resounce
their creed, and join bis defameni No.
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II. =. BAILEY
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
TER MS

'nHE "LEDGER is published every We'd
nesdGy morning, at the low price of Two
DOLLARS per Annum, if paid IN AID
VANCE: Two dollars and half, if pay
mentfbe delayed three months, and THREE
DOLLARS at the end of six months.
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"And is it Mrs. Grant you're wanting Z
She's not in then, sure"
"Will she he in soon g.
mo; she's gone to town, and We don't
be looking for her till Monday, two
weeks
F"nny's heart sunk within her. She
stood undecided Upon the doorstep. The
sharp air evidently was not particularly
soothing 10 Bridgct's temper.
swell, what will We Lc after wanting
with Mrs. Grantt' she finally said, in an
irritated tone,
Nothing now; will call again :" and
with sad, heavy heart, Fanny turned a.
way.
As she walked slowly down the street.
the thought struck her that perhaps Mrs.
Grant might have left some message fer
her with Lizzie, at least. Quickly rctrac-
ing her steps, she once more rang the
! bell.
Bridget was not Little iuccnscd bv this
relieved summons.
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stree, =. crowd orc,,ai,,;no on,.,.;....,.
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riches can ,rocure and srrror,JoI L.o
l,rr,. or, l., of fr;onls ,,J ,cor.;n,an,.,.
Scar,,.Iv = viii, ,c,,,;,.l l,oo..,;e.l.L.,
she ..yr,csscl ,rd o,r,,s AL
str,uccrs ,o bor I,os.,. In, ua,nl.,.
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her mother livoJ IN ;rv,I;,l o,J ,,o.n;Ia.,
widow nnJ she b.r.e,r LwnIt il I,;,so
c,uded TOWN far from, Lor rxr,o. Lor,o
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Lcr ",II e 6r u,a hoe, o,,. .nI.. "
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Fanny and Lrusb;nc, ouou r
drons that h,d cs,hs,od rro,, Io. .,...
shc s,orred hororo = Iaroo. a.;.,,..',.:
lookino mansion vhoro ,ho NJ. I;,a
first mentioned resided
\ servant ushcrc1 her into ,ho Do,,,.
anil ,her won, n ouos,or w.. I.:-
and FANNY s.e;oc ,ho,.L, ,,,;,.L. L.,,. '
lone time 70 wait f,r L.~ n,ja ,os
usually the case r,,o,v "a. 10. Io,,ao.
and shawl and seatcJ h.r.o,r a, ,h. -;
'ano
Music was a ,a,si,,, u;u, e..
in her orosperous d,vs sbn h,d o,I,;.a.oI
il assiGuously, undci tho fr., rrof,.so,.
To fine voice she united n ra,s and Jor;
cate taste, and therefore o.r exocn,ion
never failed of effect
Butnow her thoughts were en,ro..ed
by a far different subject and s,al revoIv
ing various ways aud means by which ali.
might extricate herself from the paipf,llv
embarrassed ch eumstances in which NJ.
Grants neglect 10 nav her for Annie I.s,
music QUARTER bad thrown bsr she ,,ov.d
! brilliant ,v,h, ,hen .noo.ntoI !, ~
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ADVERTISING.

ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at scv
cnty-five cents per square for the first inscr
tion, and ttSrty-sevcn and Il half cents per
square for each additional insertion.
Single insertion, one dollar per square.
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Death Of william Agder. Fsu.

We sincerely regret to have to record
the demise Of our highly respected fellow.
citizen, William Adger, Esq. A telegraph
ic despatch from New York states that
be died in that city yesterday rnornine. Of
Bilious Fever. His loss will be fell not
only by his family and ftiends. ..but Is ali
asoInd, TO whosn he hnd endo o4fesl hisn.
selfby his strict in1egrity and I|l|as sA.
tious charity. - CHorieston Nserz
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There are three daneefons institutioas
IN the world, VIZ: kicking coils. pfsssy
calico, and gunpowder,
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Mississippi has failed 70 pushsr iooliu
the present CongFoss