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NEW HAMPSHIRE
Oid Line Democrats, ,---George w. Kittredge,
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NORTH CAROLINA
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Sapp, Edward Bali.
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REsPE-TTb TnE MEMORY or BRo.
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RUTLAND, fch. 10, lSIl.
A. a regular meeting Of TIN, Lodge, held
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C sion If ihr recent death Of Brother CAS-
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L]nou-ly adopt1i:-
bhsoels, It having pleased Almighty
God 90 remove from this world the soul Of
our late Bother C,ssrus ". Bees, there
f..o
Reso'reL, That this Lodge deeply mourn
toe r.laosli by death, Of our cherished aud
beloved Bsoihar, aud that we tender our
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