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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-07
Item $ of News.

Th{re il in one of the country
poor-IIouses in Alabama, an old nan
OF more than ninety years, who was
the ferry man for Washington and
his arlllv When he crossed the Della
wareji>t prior to achieving the
great lIticlories If Trenton and
P,indItoa. This is a sad truth
Beltaf provisions should be made
for tiH Hreteran aud his wife, who
shakeIIIh- hun,bl lot. Had such
serFlcH been dp4+e for monarchy,
hoik iihtrent would have been tile
rev aid. Iiberil seems to demand
oG he8 leynteps entire abnegation
of kelf anIl Tie appreciation Of no
beiI IrliIt in case Of misfortune.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-08-31
The October Convention.

We would simply remind the friends of
ehu renPOr~no0 rerorIno or me importance or
having Delegates appointed from their res
peetive counties and neighborhoods, to attend
the Temperance Convention which is to meet
in this City on the 18th of October. Let it
not be neglected, nor postponed too long
The time for holding the Convention is a
most propitious one, being the day previous
to the commencement of the State Fair, al
which every body will want to he present
and will only require one days sooner arri
val here, in order to attend both. We believe
it will be most numerously attended, ant
such steps will be taken as will give the causC
an impetus that no impediment can arres
in its progress to success.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-08-31
Close of the Volume.

The present number closes the fourth vol
ume of the Esprit OF THE ACE" and of
it can be said what of no other publication,
in this State, would be truth, viz:-Editor,
Publisher and Subscribers are all square ii
With near fire thousand subscribers, all have
paid up like men, and are free from the stings
of conscience that should follow all who owe
the Printer! J! We have, therefore, no duns
to make but on the contrary, would most
respectfully and gratefully return our thanks
for the kindness and p%romptitude we have
received at the hands of this noble-hearted
ships crew, on all occasions. Heavens
blessings attend them"
Next week we enter upon our fifth volume.
1t shall be our studied effort and earnest en-
deavor to furnish the reading public with a
paper worthy of their patronage and support
We desire the company of each of our pres
ent passengers during our next years cruise
and hope ecery one will forward the cash
without delay, to secure his old " state room
for the next voyage. Many have done 50 al
ready-let mono he left behind. We have s.
refitted our gallant Craft, that we are able t
offer the best facilities for accommodatin
double our former number of passengers, 70
the round trip. Walk up, ladies and ger
tlemen, and register your names in time t
be at the first table.
Our next number will appear in new dres
and OF new type, and will present an appear
ance for neatness of execution unsurpasse
+ by any paper in the State. We have sewers
l choice Literary Gems for the forthcomin
E volume, and many able and interesting di
sertations for the Temperance feature of Il
AGE. In a word; we shall try and have it
visitor acceptable and welcome, on accouI
of its worth and intrinsic excellence. Ser
+ on the names, and we'll blow the whist
when the Cabins full. Only 81.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-08-31
Old BERTHE against the World.

Our good brother and indefatigable friend,
Rev. David IIarrell, has laid US under re-
newed obligations by forwarding US an addi-
tional club of hIty-one new subscribers,
accompanied by the cash all to be sent to
Windsor, in BERTHE County-making upacdrds
Of si1ty names he has sent us within a very
few months And he gives US an assurance
hat he has not done yet, by Saying in his
last - will forward you another list in a
short time!'
Bro. IIarrell takes the palm, for the last
six months, and we hardly know what pre-
MUM to award him in order TO manifest our
gratitude for, and an appreciation of his val
liable services. If he will let US know how
we can send him one of our large SIS Temper
ance Champion Engravings, we will take
pleasure in forwarding it or if he prefers
any other Premium, he has only to let US
know, and it will be promptly transmitted.
Our thanks. good brother, a thousand times.
We now send upwards of eighty copies Of
our paper to the village Of Windsor, and
nearly as many more to the different Post
Offices in BERTHE County! No wonder brother
Ii. writes The cause is prospecting rapidly
and our Divisions getting along smoothly and
successfully" 1t must be so, where Tenn
perance reading is spread among the people,
as it is being lone in BERTHE. Look out,
Gates and Camden, Northampton, Pcrquim-
ans, Pasquotank and other Counties Of the
great Roanoke valley, or BERTHE will strip you
of your long-worn laurels. Let US hear from
YOU Now is the time to show you are in
earnest in spreading light before the people
and rorking for the success Of our noble re-
form. Who next? Let us hear from the
East and West-our books and pens are
ready to enter the names, until we cry
ENoUGH
ea5- Madison, Georgia, greets US with $40
for the Age and Sussex county, Va, sends
for 8 more to be added to a good list already
there. Come On-there's room for all-and
our elegant Power Press, just up, can rattle
the sheets off at nearly a thousand an hour.
20, don't be alarmed-all can be supplied.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-08-31
RALEIGH, "a. Q.
Wednesday, August 81, 1858.
A Positive

Subscribers receiring their papers Oith a red mark,
are thereby notified that an four weeks from the re-
ceipt Of the first number thus marked their snbscrip-
tioa gears wiH expire and unless reneced s0ithin
that time, the paper ,ciu be discontinued. This rule
,ciU be iaferibIV adhered to.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-08-31
The Grand Division.

The next session Of the Grand Division of
the Sons of Temperance of North Carolina, is
to be held in Wilmington, commencing on
Wednesday, the Goth Of October. 1t will be
seen from the subjOined Resolution, adop-
ted by the Division in that place, that ample
provisions will be made for the comfort and
accommodation Of the members of the G. d
Having before been the recipient of the kind.
ness and hospitality of our Wilmington
friends, we can assure all the Representa-
tives that they will find warm hearts anc
open arms to welcome them on their arriva,
and during their stay in that place. OWNS
to the travelling conveniencies and f~acilitie.
for reaching Wilmington, we anticipate TIL,
ensuing session will be one of the most nu
merously attended ever convened in thii
State.
At the last regular meeting of New Hanover Di
vision, No. 40, Sons of Temperance, the followin,
resolution was proposed and unanimously adopted
Resotred, That we the officers and members o
this Division, will on the approaching session of tn,
Grand Division in this place, extend a cordial an,
hearty welcome to all Representatives and tina
we will invite and entertain them at our homes du
ring their stay in this place.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-08-31

BF We have several Communications on
hand, which shall appear as fast as we can
make room for them. "First come, first
serve" is our rule. Be patient and all shall
appear in good time.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-08-31

DF We sincerely wish it were in our
power to answer the repeated enquiries we
receive relative to the new RitHal. We have
again and again addressed letters to the NJ.
W. S. on the subject. but have been unable
to receive a line in reply! There is some
thing strange in this silence and DELAY con.
corning the PRONUNCIATION of the work, but
We are unable to explain the mystery. We
suppose we shall hear why, ~"by-and-by."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-08-31

R-There is a great principle at issue. 1t
is this; whether sobriety or intemperance
shall characterize this nation-whetler bac-'
chanalian revelry or thoughtful dignity shall
be witnessed in legislative halls-whether
peaceful, prosperous homes, or familybrawls
and beggary shall be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
taxation shall be tolerated to support lieen-
sed dealers of liquid poison, and punish the
crimes and relieve the distress Of their vie
tins, or to educate the children of the State
and fill the whole land with smiling prosper
ity.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-08-31

IA We are requested by the members of
Young'sS Roads Division. in Granville coun-
ty, to give notice that a Temperance Gather
ing and Speaking will take place at Grassy
Greek Church, on Thursday, the 18th of Sep
tember. Members of the Order and the nub-
lie generally, are invited to attend.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-08-31

nGT See call for a Town Meeting, this af-
t%ernoon, tuesday, Let it be such an one
as will be creditable to our CITY.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-08-31

IA Will Mr.. Charles Winfree please let
US know where his paper has been sent, pre-
vious to his removal to Iredell county?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

-, .,.... /, ,he ,r,ss o. n,s -ssa r.rer h"' ~
.,,,.., ,c,,,s he. sess'h,t dmnlshsi The '.ea sie
,tlaia q ,em mrs'f ~ W
4, u..,, IA. r,,ue, netha hoe hptrme shade easier,
,.h A, tosusas r,s nei jc'eoud lans The sIoeh Mar
A., iss imr,r,,d aWnr
1n,,,ss \ N,,erd,, Ia lelc IT Nov ,o'h has been
40, o,r 4 t,,re,, end u RIPLEY. late Ne'rcla'y has
t,e rrroipi,d ,se President Of Tho i'lns ln'ofauos
uprDr Z" ne''''d
Al cincinnati re Si.wsg fid says
~. none, ,na,Loi heeinn cshihi unfavorahe
nsain Tho demand during the last ihroo days
hoe sousdo all, increased aud The aroo offerings ae
NJ, mere rumor'ua aud oi ho,tor elias than hal
,st,n tn notice In our lat weekly roview This how
c,cr 10 ihr sult of more active domnnd rather han "
an. dcc,,ac IN Ihs 'Srly Of capital, r"@ 1iakefs asse
The, done moo in this uc III past than during the Pre-
,isns week
s, the Albany and Rutland Railroad sent its first regular
train Grward on Saturday last. the 'th inst,
The stock subs rpton the Fort Wayne and Chicago
Rcnd amounts TO million and quarter dollars, and the
COMPANY il is stated have funds hand sufficient to enable
them TO prosecute the work TO early completion stated
within Twelve months Some sections viii be finished
ih fall and large portion of the line will be ready for the
iron in the spring at the opening Of navigation railroad
isrrc,cted to run between Fort Wayne ard fremont to
form a western extension of the Cleveland Toledo and
Junction line.
The Manhattan Fire Insurance Company have declared
dividend Of 10 & cent.
Tic Commissioners in the case Of the Northern Indiana
and Chicago Railroad Company the Illinois Central
Railroad Company have decided that the track OF the Cen
Ial Railroad Company shall cross the track Of the com
Jlanents at the point hitherto but that the crossing
shall be by means of bridge which shall be built by the
defendants at least eighteen e in the clear above the sur
face of the rails of the companants The bridge must be
built Immediately and until finished the railroad of the
defendants will be allowed to the track at grade
The Coyingon and Lexington Road is now being worked
forty miles and doing large business The number Of
hogs transported on this road is Unexpectedly large
The Philadelphia Bullet publishes tho following state
Of the deposits of American gold at the Mint of the
Unied States and all the Branch Mnts, from the date OF
tie discoveries in California up to July 30 1853:
DEPOSITS caIFoRsli GoLD AT raE MINIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14
Eortign Ports.

a, Belize, Hon Oct a5 bark W Alden Bstes from New.
schr Senator. BeDson from NewOrlsan with
de- rted cwing the vessel having suffered by rough weather
Hobart ID L. July H. ship Soooo. Abbott, NrwYork
Tahiti sept ship George Evans Coulard from sau Francis
n. Calso-reasou for putting ia stated
Arr Asrinwa Oct g. brig Naiad Martin NeSlork; 9th
bark J. A Hazard Williams Sayanhai brig Russia, Miller Do.
bgy. Ca
AR Montego Pay 9Th ult bark Johnnna Louise (Brem)
OstIop Nosok Va brig Lanartne Blake Franfort NJ (and
ssed sd Dry Harbor for NewYof CID llh schr Sussex
Knight Motie.
CID 2th ut brz Superb Paon Boston schr Amazon
Andersop z7h ig Two Ladies Ri hards do schrs Wsron
Lenoir do .sth Pivot Devean, end Hester Leblanc do 2hh
bg South Boston oy do schs Susan Stairs Hton AM New
foupdlard Packet. Wooden, do
Cd al HALIFAX I'd inst Sterling Nckerson and JOHN
Thomss Murphy Boston Sid Sd bark L. Crowe McFslien
Piciou.
AR a. 81 Johns B. 9Th inst brig B. NJ Prescott Violet syd-
ney C. b., tsrs Peruvian, gosfn Boston big CNhsne.
Pearl Bremen do Cid 5th ships Louvre Ayers
Mdlourue. 5h, MddleseN PaEmeee, Liverpool SID It'll ship
Lexingfon Hill. Liverpool
Al Poeu.Pnoe Oct =, trss Isabella Reed Cheeseman for
vtYyork Nov Joiah Jex Spencer for do 9Th Solomon E
do IOihs Mary Eleanor Mason. from NewYOrk
just Mayhem. from MGchias DO Sid 18th schn Forest
u1vsr Tiosa NeYork lin char OF the
car q dead > 27th, schr. Elvfa, Peters Boston
Al Jgee Oct Is tg Maria Tor Boston, 10 days schr john IL
lott, for do 10 days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14
Deem Steamers.
,7rAxERs 70 .rErvE ROW rrRogE
Passengers Sailed.

Ia sGnshp .rc Lrrroolol Stra;ton john sloan New
York II jackson England; A. l. Clspp. ". L. Wilmer
Adsr, Joi Aver Wilton ssis Miss z Neil c CArva-
ret siuebuIg g. Hove, Hlyer New York H. Chimney
yr and lady Sehaw @ Russell p Byrne, II A. Brshtnsur
G. Lnereisr. H. c. Hepburn Tho. Duaka, NJ Benedict J. L.
Cobb j CoIson J. g. Vsssar NJ Gane H. Dexter J. Mel.
olson NewYork A. l. Bonnaour philadelphia Wadsworih
LADY C. NsdswoTfh Ms WadswOrth Mrs Fisher child
Mr. Wtdswofth and children. r. Madison. NewYork Andre
f. Cantor San Francisco; W. Clemensen Ensand H. Wright
wife ana dsuhter New-YoTk; J. B. English Phadeph H. W.
hers ard ady. ssiehison Canada; strass yial Ash
Mrs ChsEneey and msd g. Dubanr Martin kilea Jes
Dunn Inch Menari st Martin, B. Chemssde Wm. Bell
O. Robert l. Ericsson Downing, New'iork; Mrs Jane Gold
Pouia @ shuty Mr. suinos NewYork L. Gaerello l. Lao
d. Dsner J. smith A. Lews Williams Ctfornis; q. Beck
with and Biercaat wYorkTotsl III Specie s 900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14
TotGl...........s64o. iO4 q


1ncrease.... fisu o<i W
We hear that the October receipts OF the New York
Central Road are between s5sO,OOO and 100000,
siderable of earnings have in since they
stated at $4,000 VIII The Hartford Times be kind
enough receive that this also is not Off
cia ard advise its friends be careful about operating
upon it
Tie receipts Of the New Haven and Springfield Railroad
were in October 1853 s7463 October 1852 s4O5O3 In
crease s25lO fifty per cent; The above exclusive
Of uais rents &c, which amount TO $4,000 per month
The annexed statement win show the receipts OF the
yyaua Railroad for the month of October and for
the year. compared with the corresponding periods last
ytdr The increase for the month OF October is about 20 y
cent, and for the year thus far about u 2 cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

Nv Nee. t,t s.I Hspsafi 100 ~ Lhs rit,, r
bales woe n.sl oaf A. sheep lido tsu md fssddss
~ - Ne'A Hs, 'iuas ga bhis Flour
tofp. az do Os, l do Wheat Cd pks. sef % do
rst. u de-. Leather lsi3 DO fhsess, ~ do Whlsky
hs tc,A aRd lffs h4a,oai Company ns saaas
Noe iiste MIA 200 head csitla DO Calves
sheep iodo liofs ~ N rsf Dressed 2aBs Beef l9i
pass Beef 10 DO Esg 1 do Butter 80 do ssnds bush
roisofs II hhs Cider 90 90 Lime ~ bales Hay " on
Timber 20 do Marble iof0
ta Wsdains a ri Fruh hox~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14


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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
Cleared.

ships Arctic. Luce Liverpool K Collins Roanoke
PsT1ih Norfolk LudlAn Peasants FLORIDA, Noofha
L. Mitchell Marion, Fssr Charleston SpOfoi Til
ton Empire CITY, Wn9le Ney Orlean-, " o. Robsts
sps-SaGosa Trcsk trE0o Sate Co; Oswgo, Williams.
New Or. Frost American E gle, Moore, London, G-
void Wiley
Isk-Are6smnes Mitchell New Orleans Fosick scsnmon.
BiissBszin: Bray Philadelphia master EuslA dbr) saul
ns We, mouth J. Brtne SAMSON Murray, s. Mails &c,
Bfode and Peftss Marshall Dutch C0cori Philadelphia 2.
Buot Coz AsrG Ven Buren Cossins Jae T. Pc
Allied Hamu on Robbins. As inwa Chas w Morgan
scbr Louisne Smith, Charleston McCE ady Mott Coz Wm
sn Nilzlin McCready. Mott % Mist. tn hill.
Behn Atlantic OBJ Robers Abseo O. Aekery
ToxtBa Fuey. Worth plymouth. J C. eght NJ L. Hail lib
bets, Bsrscos II D. Broofnan Co Bird Bulerwe Jack
sons NE Wade al Julien Pierce. Bath, T T. White
CO Louis Davis Davis anus MCrrady, Mott Co; Mel
Vesze BaIgr r. T. Buck Co Jsiana Mayo Boston, H.
NJ Konb HyerE Fogntaiu. Norfolk Va, Place Watts.
Soop Frcderi.k Brown. Gardner, Proyid =ace master
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

On call the supply Of money has been quite free TO day.
and some balances have been lent below cent The
leading Stock and Discount houses find rather money
pressed upon them than they need First class paper goes
freely at 1908 p cent, and the demand is increasing
Some parties who preferred investing in stocks week
two ago, are now realizing and taking paper again
Two Ct the boxes received from California by the last
arrival by the American Exchange Bank upon being open
I'd the Mint found contain shot instead of gold
The defoency probably about $4,000, and where the
abstraction took place cannot yet be guessed Mea
have been taken TO trace the matter back and
oesvor 70 dizcoyer the robbers
gentleman Of science and Of great experience, from
London Las just returned from visit to Polk County Ten
nese and reports that he has in any part Of the
wsId such Developments be says that the mines
The parallel veins in that place for extent Of about
four mile in lDgfh, vii DO capable Of turning out
copper after they thoroughly opened ihun al the mines
Of Great Britain Several reports and Of them from
yrcf Eiona gentlemen, have been received from that place
and tbcu ta place Of ,uc extraordinary character
that Tie ProJre.o Of the mines have judged pruden, TO
viii ob tbtm from The public, until persons enough had
LeD there 10 yndiceic the repors from the charge Of
sggYsi,0D.
lie business Of The New jersey Zinc Company Is
TOred 70 be very pTosperoos Tho dividend, % be
made IN January, viii il IN siTd be- lees than ct
The quOihfions for Land Warrants arc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14
philadelphia HfsrLots

The kmsffAt sdyess have sdrntd nafket Gf HpEAD
tIvf's fnd iod's demandue advanced f FLOUF
VII ont nufh dtlg IN he 81 ssis O0 he ppns
hstds sod ~ ~ ~ hl"pt 40 Nils ~ Thoaiss i,
md ~ hts common e.fAas ~ bhl shippers
Ih'fd psT ~ ~ A. lb fof Ofdusfg atpshna
nsrd ipi lpe i moderate, AID 81
~ ~ " hl To- GOOD retailing sud brands L.
49, ss'f' ~ ~ '"fh hfhi quiet, and reHnsy Fspls "
affifd 90 ~ 4 ih.
Nrftr fa ht sgppy gdsr sod only sbo4i 40 hash,s
pine lfHtJlfhf Hblf cold ~ ~ ~ saYst mhsh al
"a Htfd 81 b. viii ils sHsrns toss evaDnes
ON Jfov ifN q wef ~lhg1f hndns hn,efs 10 any ssieai
one Hgfshs sni ~ dfHHnl hat'd ~ hHta et Hinistn
fssrayifaNa HFF ~
DHf'rffrs ra mob afnf ho,as falisf sol
f.5fa ahss aa.isf % fu pfsfs Hsisa fssf
hsas psDF,sisrs Htfis - asai 'sb,arlad cod ha
fDf1d ~ 49, vfffs ~ n9fHisu ifda aiasdr rfses
NHfsFs yiff - iHHsf ssi bs'Ifs qiafl na3e
sNlisi AaNfI fniNf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14
Arrived.

Us Nail steamship Union, Adams Charleston with mise to
sSp Ellsbeth benson Tucker Antwerp Flushing
pas. E D. urhu Co Has experienced heavy
ship Ei1a Mallory Of Mystic Williams from Antwerp Oct
Jos, B. Everett seaman Ell Of the main ,Op'i yard and
Ship saHopy of Boston Carney Brso T. 81 days to order
BsIE JOSEF hFhb MoSey Sote 70 Esse Hazard Has
,Sper very severe aihr on the Isssi No dste p.red
the wreck Of ehr e siea AM sa1d9nsd learned no P'Ie
Bay hoie the IVES. Banks She will probably be got Cd
stroud Thomas sssua Ia Grande IS days with
A1e Davis Curacao II days with salt Woodruff Rob-
Bris Neanae 3f Dayd.cn Windsor 10 days plaster to master
BIie Relief Cater, Maehiss ds- lumber toJsa Fry.
schr frtnk of Me- Aux Cages 50 days and
c'ys from Heness9a owe.d and eSaes to MaSeA Co. S
twsy yns Iibboom sh while lying oin gale from sSw
:s I'd. il % 81 a s S6 FG aai 'eS e sp
sehI Nav siSo jane me NOT EeRond DAYS With aour
sehr. Comm nd erin Chief Veg gm Bsmore days -four
SER Helene Griffin Charleston d. cotton Mccres
schr Msry H. Case. wiOu Lubsc day. with sihs Smith
seII goages Bennett Lesss d, platter bud to Philadelphia
sehr Ju,rs Drrkwsier Roeslsrd d linn TO master
sohr Payner ssppe Philadelphia with coal bound to
sekI Wm Penn Smith New Haven day ballast
sehI keon wth ksty Goe,:,er day.. h to master
s ssI I :slSs P:I nsg s:5sn s. days
sehI IGPir-, s.mp.oa, BridreIeIt day. ,,.
schr S Brsnerd Iiulse Portland, It, 2ds,
sohr. Admiral. Treble. Portland CT
schr. y.ssph RogeTs Worhinston, Portland, c. days
Schr =. Hail. Russell Portlu Ct 2dsys,
sehr. Ces sns, RESELL Portland CT. 2days
schr. Dsuiel Russell Smaller Portland Ct, ds
sehr. Jossph Hall Gee. Portland. c. ? d.
Sloop Joel Hall, -, Portland, CT ? days.
sloop Henry. Ccomts Portland. CT, ? ds,
Sehr Alexander Michel hrec Foster Foird0 PR ~
Matt Phelps Nov. H. oft Great Egg Harborsa
and eft schr bound " York with los OF for
Schr William. HINT Passport ds
schr Extmpsr (BI.) Smith, Windsor 10 De.
schr. Nevis tof Wsuen,) Thonpscn jacksonville "a ds
schT CAarset Rice Char with cotton and nee Nc
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Orleans Florida Sas Marion, Charleston a0s-
nOke. Norfolk. kc
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