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Correspondence Of the n. Y. Tribune.l
LIQUOR Prohibition.


1t is refreshing to get out of the rum-rid
den City of Gotham and breathe the pure air
where the poison is not permitted to be dealt
out. | was at Burlington, VT, last Saturday,
and the town was full of people. Court was
being held there, and yet all was quiet and
orderly not drunken or noisy person was
to be seen or heard. 1 could not but notice
the contrast to what | saw in the same place
six years ago, when all the hotel-bars and
grog-shops were in full blast There they
have the Maine Law, | went to Keeseville,
\. Y, and there found they were executing
a Maine Law of their own, independent OF
the Governor. They first refused to grant
any license, and the most influential men in
the placed entered into bond to back up and
sustain the authorities to prosecute every in
frineement of the Excise Law. The hotels
removed their bars al once two grocers kept
on selling they fined one of them 500 and
proceeded to sell his property, but he made
oath that it belonged to another party, and
they had to let the matter rest. They then
| prosecuted the other rumseller, and sold his
! LIQUOR at auction One of the Messrs. Kings
land bought about twenty dollars worth and
! turned it over 10 the boys, who knocked in
/ the heads of the casks and let it go on the
ground The man first prosecuted bought a
barrel or two and paid for it, which was no
sooner done than the officer attached it on
account of his fine. lie was very wroth, and
attempted to resist the officer in his duty,
which resulted in his being sent to prison,
where he is yet. What an outrage on the
/ bill of rights.
There was meeting held here last Satur-
day evening ON the subject of the Excise laws,
hut what was done have not learned. They
still sell liquor here, hut rather slyly
! II the hnuor dealers in the city think the
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TIE FOUR-LEANED CLOVER.
There knclt beneath the tulip tree
\ maiden fair aud young
The flowers o'cr head bloom'd gorgoou.ly,
A. though by roiubows flung,
And all around were daisies bright,
And pansics with their eyes of light.
Like gold the ,ur-ki.,'d crocus shonc,
With beauty smiles the earth sccm'd .trown
And Loves warm incense fll'd the air.
IN vain the flowers may woo around
Their charms she does not sec,
For she dcarcr prize has found
Beneath the tulip tree -
A little four-cuvcd clover, green
As robes that grace the fairy green,
And fresh as hopes of early youth,
When life is love- and love is truth
A talisrntu of constant love
This humble clover sure will prove,
And on her heart, that gentle maid
The scvcr'd leaves has press'd.
Which through the coming nights dark shade
Beneath her check will rest
Like Loves own star in morning skies,
So swcctly bright, We would the day
Ills glowing chariot might delay -
What tones of pure and tender thought
Those simple leaves to her have taught
of old the sacred mistletoc
The Druids altar bound
The Roman hcro's naughty brow,
The ftdelcss laurel crown'd;
Dark supersttion's sway is past,
Aud wars red star is waning fast.
Nor mistlctoc, nor laurel hold
The mystic language breathed of old
For natures life no power can gNc
To bid the false and selfish live.
But still the olive-leaf imparts,
As when, dovebornc, at first,
1t taught heavens lore to human hcart-,
Its hope, and joy, and trust.
Nor deem the faith from folly springs.
Which innocent enjoyment brings
Better from earth root every flower
Than crush, imagination's power
In true and loving minds, to raise
An Eden for their coming days.
As on each rock where plants can cling.
The sunshine will be shed
As from the tniest .tar-lit spring,
The oceans depths are fed
Thus hopes will rise, if loves clear rey
Keep warm and bright lifes rock strewn way
And from small, daily joys, distill'd,
i T.
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p 4 Mr.. TRAVIS, ho is pronounced to
be the best pistol shot in the world, recently
won a thousand dollar bet, by the William
Tell feat of fshootinS with pistol ball an or
ange, less than two inches in diameter, from
the head ola gentleman, at the distance of
thirty-six feet The first shot told the story
Both gentlemen displayed great nerve ON the
exciting occasion.
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FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
NJ PARKER.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER in Sofas
W Divans, Tete-a-tetes, Ottomans, Mahogany
an Cane seat Chairs, Center, pier aud Card Tables
with Marble, Mahogany and Black Walnut Tops
Furniture uf all kind, Painted Chamber sets, Vat
tro .ps, Feathers, Nilluw-Varc, Nindow-Cornce
Lookns'la.Scs, coc,s, Picture Frames, Bird Cages,
Tubs, Pails, fpNrs hroo,us, Nr Also, Piano fortes,
"Bnudor Pccolo' and square, iruIh the hInuiacto-
ries of the most celebrated Boston makers.
~ West side Of Courthouse square.
Burlington, VI, April 7, 1852. wifi
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DoUGLAs AND CATALINE,-A Presbyterian
Clergyman writes a letter to the conserva-
tives' through the Tribune ahoutthe Nebraska
Bill, and comparing Douglas to Catsline,
puts these words in his remarks
" Look to your hesrths, my Lords For there
Henceforth shall sit for household gods
Shapes hot from Tartarus, all shames and crimes I;
Wan Treaehery, with his deadly dagger drawn;
Suspicion, poisoning his brothers cup;
Naked Rebellion, with his torch and axe,
Making wild havoc of your blaEing throres,
Till Anarchy comes down on you like night
And Massacre seals Rome's eternal grave :"
The analogy is good in other respects. Sal
lust, if we remember Alright, describes Cata-
line as having plenty of CAB, but little good
sense.-Abdry Express.
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Vl1 STATED by the Springfield Repu

y IT Is STATED BY the Springfield Repub-
hcnn that it is well understood In the best
informed political circles that Rurrs CHoArE
will receive the executive appointment as
L. S. senator, to fill the vacancy accustomed
by NJ Eyerett's resignation. Mr. Choate is
now in Washington. Mr., Everett has return
ed to the national capital, and will remain at
hi. seat in the Senate, until relieved by his
successor.
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e. "a EK n d ss5o
G.. Z. Benedict,

FOR THE STATE OF
VERMONT, IN NEW YORK.
OFFICE 20 UH Street.
G.. F. DAVEY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND
SOLICITOR ~ CHiNCERl.
- Office Northwest corner of new Town HALL
May 23d. ddwly
George F. Edmunds,
ATTORNEY AND TNSELLOR At
H IA N~
ASD
SOLICITOR IN CllANCERI.
CHicc over Commercial Bank, Burlington.
March 10. dNwlt
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REFERENCES.
Messrs. Hitchcock, Cobb 4 Winslow,
" X. f. Fletcher 4 Co., ~.
Blanchard, Converse Co., DoS''N'
h" p. f. Rice,
" @. N. seymour Sons, 0gdensburg, n. "
- Cox lIubbell, Potsdain, ~. Y.
Meigs 4 Wead, Malone, y. Y.
Reeves stevens, Cincinnati, ohio,
Hodges Owen, Rutland, Vt.
H. b. Sowles, ESD, st. Albans,Vt
+" Samuel Morgan, ESD, Vergennes, VI.
p. V. Lankton, Agent,
d&wtf OGngSsBuRGH,N. Y.
Mnieh 81, 1854. diff
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Enron ANn PRurRtEroR.
TCrrns of SnhsrrintiOn.

Tor Village Subscribers. supplied by the
Carrier, 81 ~
II paid Sirictly in advance, 90
Tor Mail Subscribers, and those who take it
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II paid Nrictiy in advance, 30
Who pay not in advance but before six months, -
After six months, OO
Interest chargcablc after the years end,
The Empire County argus., 1854-06-17

DIRECTORS.
HENRY WELLS, WILLIAM c. FARGO,
JOHNSTON LIylSesroS, JAMES Mckay
ELIJAm I5!5:,n ?. NA Wl1LlAns, A. EhTESotDs,
Edwin B. MORGAN, President
JAMES Mckay. Secretary.
ANU regular scm-nonthy Express is despatched from
TD San Francisco the l and 18th. and from n. York
the 9Th and 10th Of each month"; by the mail steamers
i'll charge of our own messenger Though to destination
Treasure and small parcels received for shipment up
the latest moment before the departure of the steamers
Treasure insured under open polces in some of the New
York companies Loyds, in London, at the option OF
0r regular scmnonthy Express for Oregon despatch
ed by the steamers of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
INLAND ROUTES An Express for Sacramento and Almys
vile is despatched daily (>unday8 execpct) O'Clock p
M in charge of careful and rtsy mcsseages connecting
at Sacramento with Rhodes x lusk's Daily Express to
Shasta and Yeka and with Hunter X Co S Daily Express
to Placerillc and all parts of FL Dorado county
A daily Express is sent from Office i'll Sacramento
Rough and Ready, Grass Valley and Nevada. Also daily
Express Auburn Ophir, Yankee Jns and all parts Of
Placer county.
Todds Express for Stockton Sonora, NIolclumnc ILL.,
Mariposa. and all the principal camps in the southern mines
is despatched daily fom our office in san Francisco Our
messengers are supplied with iron safes for the security Of
treasure entrusted to their Our connections the
Atlantic side are equal if not superior to any other Gao
MIA Express. We connect at New Ork with the following
well known lines, viz: The American Express Company
running via Buffalo and Dunkirk to Cleveland, andlsky
Toledo, CINCINNATI, st. Louis, Detroit Chicago, Gclca
The Harden Express to Boston Phadelphia Balti-
more, Washington etc. Pulen, Virgil " Co.'S Vermont
and Canada Express Davenport: Mason Y Co.'S New
Express. In connection with their express business they
will also transact general Banking, Exchange and collcc-
tion business General and special deposits ieccived-col-
ectons and cmtances made all parts Of California; Or.
cgon. the Atlantic States and Europe, with promncs and
despatch
Cold Dust, gold and silver coin and bullion bought and
sold Money advanced gold dust deposits, for
sion OF coinage Sight exchange on ew York and Boston
for sale at current rates.
Drafts also drawn payable at the fol wing places viz:
PENNSYLVANIA
Albany Troy, Utica, Syra- Pladc phia, Erc louisville,
cusc, Oswcgo, Auburn, &c Reading.
ncva. Calandagua. Lock- MICHIGAN.
port. Rochester. Buffalo, sill Detroit. Monroe Alan Ann
Creek DunkiIk, West ArbOr, Niles, Battle Creek.
field. INDIANA.
MASSACHUSETTS. South Bend, Michigan City.
Boston ILLINOIS.
RHODE ISLAND. Chicago, Galena, Springfield,
Providence. Peoria.
CONNECTICUT. WISCONSIN
StOnngton. Milwaukee, Racine
ONO. MISSOURI.
Ashabua. Nenia, Cleveland st. Louis.
Newark, Mansicll Colum- CANADA WEST
bus, Springfield. Sandusky, Toronto. Hamilton
Toledo, Pans .Ne, Layton, CANADA EASr
Zaiesyille, Cincinnati, IitIn Montreal, Quebec.
Mt Vernon. WELLS FARGO & co
KENTUCKY. MCCONNELL & Co.. Agents.
Louisville. November I9-Itf
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raAT rzc Va sA MEs va II MGD|~ R-0
GEORGETOWN.
1LIVAY STARKIIEA TIER g. CO., Pyo3rietoYs
yHV HE propretos of this extensive Hotel take pleasure
ID announcing their patrons and the travelling public
generally that their House still open for the reception
Boardels and Travellers. Having lately improved it with
GOOD BEDS & BEDDING,
and airy Bed Rooms. and Private Rooms for the ac-
commodatiou Of Ladies and Families
The TABLE is furnished with the best in the market.
while the BdR contains good assortment Of LIQ UORS
and SEG-4RS
In Addition is stable for the accommodation of Horses
and Teams. The stages for SGcromcno City arrive and
depart from this House every day rendering great
nience to the travelling public. JOHN ALWAY,
!. NJ. STARKW ETHER,
Georgetown, nov I9-Itf J. w KENT.
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Mublic, No. lG.l

AN ACT 10 authorize the construction of six rstcIass
stcamrigaIcs and for other purposes.
BeH enacel Jythe Aeuate and Uousew Rpresentatires
# tie Uhtod >totes # imericu tn C6agtess assembled
That The Secretary of the Navy be- and he is hereby au-
horzed to cause 10 be constructed for the United States
navy, at as early day practicable consistently with
due regard for economy and efficiency six istcss steam
gaics To be provided with propellers and proper
armed and equipped for service said vessels and ma
chncry 10 be bu by contract or in the government navy
yards the Secretary Of the Navy may think most advis-
able for the pub ic interest.
SEC = and be further eRocted, That there be- and
hereby appropriated be cXpen led under the direction
Of the Secretary OF ihe Navy lor The pn pose above spec-
fed aud for altering, completing ad launching the rg.
aieS SanIee ht hie y and SABINE at New York, the
OF three millions OF dollars, out OF any money in the trea-
sury not otherwise appropriated.
Approved April 6, 1854.
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[Pnllic. No. III

AN ACT for the benefit of citizens and occupants of the
town Of Council Bluffs, in Iowa.
He eHdted By tile Auate ad XoUse of Repyesenatices
r. tie tHtet NdteS r. -fNttricu in (0Hgfess ass7nJd
That the Judge OF the county court such for the county
OF PoiWaomle, in the State of Iowa. be- and he is here
BY authorized to enter at the proper land Office by paving
therefor AZ the rate OF one dollar and cents the
the west half Of the southwest quarter of section
thirty, the west half Of the northwest quarter of section
thty-ohe, i'll township number sevenly-iive north of
range toryhee west The southeast quarter and the east
bali OF the sou Invest quarter of section five and
the northeast quarter and the east half of the northwest
guar er of section thirtysiX in township seventyve
north OF range iortyour west in said State of Iowa in
trust for The several and benefit of the occupants there
Of according to their respective interests the execution
of which trust to the disposal of said land and the pro-
cceds OF the sales thereof to be conducted under such
rules and regulations prescribed by the legislative
assembly Of the State Of Iowa in entitled IAN act
regulating the disposal Of lands purchased in trust for
town sites, approved January twenty-five, eighteen hun
dred and htywo may hereafter be prescribed by
he legislative assembly of said State of Iowa: P,ogdei
That act OF said judge not in conformity to the rules
and regulations herein alluded to- shall be void and of
eileci 4Hd preceded aIyo That nothing herein con.
tanned shall affect pleenptiGn orher rights that may
have accrued under any other act OF Congress
SIC. = 4ad be II ther enacted, That the entry con.
emplaed in his act shall be made within twelve months
om the date of the passage hereof and patent shall
issue for said land us in otLt = cases
Approved April q, 1854
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Daily I4i"c OF Stages.
COlOma, Spanish Fiat & Georgetown.

A DAILY line of Stages fom Coloma, starting at
"a O'Clock A. NJ, and arriving at Georgetown-via
Louisville and Spanish and American Flatsat 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
RETURNING
Leaves Georgetown at o'clock and arrives at Coloma at
p. NJ This Line connects at Cooma, with the stages
for Sacramento City.
OFFICES
Georgetown lIote Georgetown.
Winters Hotel. Colomo.
nov 19--1tf ROBT. ELLIS PRop'R.
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d. j. IL. DULEN

"OULD respectfully inform the citizens of FL Dorado
w and the adjoining counties that he still resides in
Union city, at his old stand where he will be happy adj
minister prescribe to for any who wish his
vices He nothing of mcrcuria corrosive nature
internal remedy he pursues the old German method
of discriminating Judging diseases by the Urine in
which he has failed to give definite description of the
disease. He also proposes to describe all
INTERNAL DISEASES
by the pulse In all external diseases he wishes see the
patient. If those who may have tried their family Phys
clans, and they have failed to relieve he will call him.
that in most they would receive entire satisfaction
the following diseases he has had unparalleled
in affections affections of the liver dyspepsia
febr diseases in their various types, peury asthma
coughs, colds etc.
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
rheumatism, fits dropsy cancers, white swellings ulcers
Of all kinds sula piles diseases of the Spleen ntestines
and kidneys DISTINCTIONS of the urine organs all kinds
OF Female Diseases if certificates of any account
he could obtain those of hundreds who has realized such
unparalleled benefit and relief by taking his Medicine not
only In acute attacks but diseases of long standing which
mas perhaps been lingering and preyng upon the vals for
months and perhaps years All those who may have occa
sion to seek the aid of Physician would do well to give
ns call ana see and test the matter for themselves He
is ed down to no old notion fine spun theories but the
orles principles and remedies which he has found by dill
gent study and close adherancc to the laws of human
nature experience and practice be ecacous and inf
ble when In the power Of medicine and all he asks is for
his practice to be appreciated in accordance as it merits as
he knows that systems whether of medicine or any other
science must stand fall by the effects they produce
Call and see for yourselves.
LOTT Union City Feb o. 1854
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FITZGERALD & Co.,
Imnnrters nnd DenIersin

Importers and Dealers In
HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL TOOLS &C.,
nj o. 100 Battery Street. San Francisco, keep constant
" y on hand
T0OLS.-B cksmith's, Carpenters Mwright's Ma
ehinists, Wheewrights liason's, Miners, Coopers,
Saimaker,s Inner's SGddlers, Shoemaker's and all
kinds of edge tools.
METALS Horse, Wrought, Cut and Copper Nails
Spikes and Bolts Sheet Copper Brass, Lead Tin and
Zinc; Lead lipe and Solder.
IlIPLE1fENTS-Plow Ok
Yokes, and Bows Chains, Cradles Sythes Snaths Rakes
of every description.
and Pocket Cutlery Tea and
liable Spoons, Tea Traysand Candlescks, Hollow Ware.
Sauce and Fryngpans, Grdirons and full assortment Of
house furnishing goods
English and American Boxes and Springs: American
Locks and Latches. &c., &c.
G1- agents for lerrug's Saamander Safes and Mar.
bleizcd Iron No 100, Battery street, San Francisco
nov l9--Itf
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PUBLISHED EY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Public, No. 81

RESOLUTION authorizing the Secretary of the Treas
ury TO pay the expenses OF codying and revising the
revenue laws.
Reolced W tie Senate and Eouae Of Representatives of
tile limited Suites RI Alaericu in CpVeSS asse,aJLed That
there be and hereby appropriated cut of any money in
the treasury not Otherwise appropriated, five thousand
dollars, much thereof may be necessary pay for
preparing general revenue law accordance with res
ouiion OF te Senate passed in January, thousand
eight hundred and iyiec, and the necessary expenses
and that hc secretary of the Treasury report Congress
at its meeting i'll December next the items of such pay and
expenditures.
Approved April 6, 1854
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GARDEN VALLEY HOUSE.

MAIN STREET, GARDEN VALLEY.
ED 0ARDIII2S ANA gAiAS FGLLEISS accommodated
ED at reasonable rates. c. c. CASTLE * Co,
nov 262 pROrRIETOHS.
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South Fork Cigar Store.
d. NEWBAUER.

South Fork Cigar Store.
ID. NEWBAUFR,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALER NrCGACCO, CIGARS
ICAN AND BARCELONA CARDS, Ne,
Main street. opposite the Union Hotd, PiacrrWe, and
end d0o, boc,c AdanS' Express OBfce, Coioma.
FNv subscriber has hand and is constantly receiving
from the Manufacturers in Havana, large invoices Of
the most superior brands of
CfGA1S:
First quality Havana Regala, Flor de Cabanas Sc
vanas, Patlia, Henry Clay FL Ohio, Jenny Lind
Rcgalia, Montro, Figaro, La Zeal. Best Londrcs,
Londres Cabanos Semiralnis, Small Havana, etc
Tobacco,
Grape, Twin Brothers, Twist Diadcm, A. Hunt
Oronoco Nectar Leaf -Four Aces, and other An
der5on's fine cut, in cans and foil; Goodwin's Smo
king and Chewing Mrs. Milcr's fine cut, &c.
SNUFFS, sc.
American Gcntleman's and French Rappee Snuffs
Stone. Clay and Fancy Pipes Cigarito Leaf Tobac
CO. Cigarito Paper, Etc, Etc. Etc
Hotel keepers are invited to call and examine the
stock as they can buy cheaper this store than at
any place this side Of San Francisco. All orders
will be promptly attended to.
February llth 1854. [l3Hl
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wells, Fargo G. co.'s Express.

JOINT STOCK COMPANY-CAPITAL $500,O0
DIRECTORS.
HENRY WELLS, WILLIAM G FARGO,
JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON, JAMES Mckay,
ELIJAH p. WILLIAMS, A. REYNOLDS,
EDWIN b. MORGAN, A. M c. SMITH,
HENRY D. RICE,
The Empire County argus., 1854-06-17
Henry NJ. Fiske,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY

WMIOULD inform the citizens of FL Dorado County in
Wv general and MUD SPRNGs in particular that he has
on hand large assortment Of DRUGS. DIEDICJNES
PAINTS and OILS as well full supply of the best
Patent Remedies usually found in Drug Estabshments-
Also. n large assortment of the LATEST PUBLICA-
ITONS which he is receiving, by every steamer direct
from the publishers, and which he will dispose of at the
lowest rates
HD- Store-Postofice Buildings, Main St. Mud Springs.
January 4th. 1851 Tl2tfI
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GEORGETOWN HOTEL.

MAIN STREET. GEORGETOWN,
+. H. OLlISTEAD, PROPRIETOR.
FgVE proprietor of this Hotel would respectfully call
z the attention of the citizens Of Georgetown and the
Public generally to the
SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS
which he is prepared to furnish all who may favor
him with call. Having lately rclrnshed and renovated
the entire caabli-hmcnt in all its departments, i'll style
superior any other house in the mountains he feels
dent of being able render entire satisfaction the
fastidiuus.
THE TABLE will ever be supplied with all the sub
antia and dccacics of the season. and the will al
ways be furnished with the choicest Wines, Cigars and
Liquors
8-1he Stage for Sacramento via Coloma and Spanish
Flat. departs from this dousc daily, rendering great
venience to the travelling public.
Georgetown, January 25,h. CJ1-3mpdl
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MCCONNELL & CO.'S EXPRESS.

= -IOOO-N %. NI.lE'-,
Exchange and Banking Office, Main street, Coloma.
Mcconnell x Co. run daily Express to Sacramento
connecting with Wells Fargo 4 Co.'S Express San
Francisco Oregon, Atlantic States Canadas and Europe
Treasure packages parcels etc. forwarded with safety
and despatch Special attention given to the collection Of
notes and 9ccouuts
Sight bills fcxchangc drawn all parts Of the Atlantic
States, Canadas and Europe Checks sight on all parts
of California
Deposits received, special or otherwise GOLD DUST
bought. McCONNELT q Co