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The Shasta courier., 1854-12-23
NEW ARRANGEMENT
NEW ARRANGEMENT
CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION
OMPANY.
eAlslA FOR THE UPPER SAC.
-Es'zt=azasz.-sil ramentO River,

ARRANGEMENTS FOR MAY, 1854. Tae
lhe steamer ORIENT, Capt. A. d. Carpenter.
leaves ked Bluffs every Monday morning, and
arrive at Sacramento the same evening.
The steamer BELLE, Capt. Henry Gilman
Will leave Red Bluffs every Wednesday morning
and arrive at Sacramento the same evening.
he steamer CLEOPATRA, Capt w II. Tay-
lor; Will leave Red Blntis every Friday morning,
anu arrive at SACRAMENTO the same evening.
freIght by the above boats must be pa,d for
on OF, delivery. For freight passage apply to
'he Captain on board At Red Bluffs to
E. J. WEEKS. Agent
At Sacramento, to T. w. LYLES. Aeept
mhl8tf Office on board storeship Globe.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-23
WHAT CHEER HOUSE.
Nos. 1I9 and I21, Sacramento ST., below
Montgomery, San Francisco.

f55lTaA THE UNDERSIGNED takes pleasure
IaMI4 IN announcing to the patrons and friends
- - Of this House. and to the pnbc gener-
ally, that the enlargements and alterations are
now completed. Many and very desra-
bic rooms have been added and the whole
House has been renovated and furnished in a
substantial and comfortable manner The Gu
llnary department is in charge of an experienced
and skillful cook, assisted by an excellent Ba-
ker. An abundant supply of hot and cold wa
ter is furnished to different parts OF the house
Cold shower baths are available at all times to
such OF the patrons fond of this kind of
bathing. A large and elegant hair dressing
and shaving saloon, under the immediate super
vision OF &. w. Dam, 10 which is added very su-
perior BATH ROOMS, with warm, cold, and
shower baths.
A READING ROOM, supplied with nearly
all the city. and many of the country and Allan
tic papers
To the present and former patrons and friends
OF the house return my sincere thanks for
their very liberal support.
Board and lodging given at the following low
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-23
The Pacific LOAN and Securi,x RanL

The Pacific Loan and Security Bank.
rs NOW RECElEING DEPOSITS of CASH
Il from Ten Dollars upwards. at the rate of one
and a-ialf per cent. month and secured by
mortgage Tor one year on spacious fire-pront
brick building and lot 25H70. insured and advan-
tageonsly located in this CITY, Als, for six
months. secured by fire brick binding and lot.
22x137. MARRIOTT s. WHEELER.
nlo-om Trustees,
90. Merchant street San Francisco
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-23

70 An English writer says you tell when
you are surrounded by dozenAmericans, by the
following 'unerring test: , Three will be found
smoking cigars. and nine reading newspapers
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-23

For private residences. within one block of the
public square.
These lots have all been priced by three dis
Interested men, and lave all been put down at
their actual Cash Talme.
The first prize is IA LOT ON MAIN STREET.
60 feet front by $50 deep, valued low at $500
The rest of the lots range in value from fifty to
four hundred dollars.
For particulars see handbills and for location.
see plot of the town of Yreka at the Book Store
There are 100 prizes to be drawn, atfording
rare chance to all those who wish TO obtain IA
good building lot for very small sum of
money.
good title given, and the requisite papers
furnished free Of charge.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH.
To be had at the Yrcka Book Store and also al
Kinks. And also at Romans Book Store, and
at the St Charles Hotel, III Shasta.
Each ticket entities the holder to one share
in Kinks Grand New Years Gift Enterprise.
The prizes will be drawn on the first day OF
January next, in Yreka. mithom tail, and in such
manner the shareholders shall determine.
GEO. w. KLINK.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-23
NEW RESTAURANT.

Gsy THE BSCRIBER
MA respectfully informs the
inhabitants of Shasta and -
vicinity. that he has opened new restaurant in
the building formerly occupied by Ball and Nor
ris, and known as the
POST OFFICE RESTAURANT.
next door to Longs Horse Market. and trusts by
strict attention To business, to merit liberal
share of patronage.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
Fresh eggs, quails, and game of every descrip-
ton constantly on hand The Table will be
supplied with every luxury the market affords.
and the Bar with the best Of Liquors and Ci-
sars. In short, no expense will be spared to
make this a FIRST GLASS RESTAURANT. &
JOHN HARRINGTON
Shasta, September Is, 1854. It
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-23

RIcH.-The following direction was written
on letter. recently received at the Columbia
Post Office:
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-23
OLIVE BRANCH srOTEL FOR SALE,

aiEAA THE UNDERSIGNED. WISHING TO
H@ss!l change his business, offers for sale the
-.1n4- well known
OLIVE BRANCH HOTEL AND RANCH.
lying ON the. main stage route from Shasta to
Sacramento and on the north side of Cotton
wood. The Ranch contains 80 acres of arabic
land the whole enclosed by substantial fence.
Among the improvements upon the Ranch are
tbs following:
good and commodious Dwelling House, for
the past three years kept public hotel; a
hrst rate Barn, sufficiently capacious to contain
100 tons of hay, and comfortably stable fifty
horses; well of good water al the door-aso
A well IN the garden, with chain pump and
hose attached to it for conducting the water to
all parts of the garden Garden containing
about five acres OF land in high state of cult
vatIon; together with Grainery. Cellar. Milk
Honse, Chicken House Coral, aud all other ne
cessary buildings and Improvements The
"Ollve Branch" too. has always been stage
station on the Sacramento road The terms
will be made reasonable.
For full particulars inquire of the subscriber
on the premises. NM. LEAN.
Cottonwood. July I6 1853 iyl6tf
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-23

The nath House Property.
MIx's WHISKY CREEK HOUSE,

4ssz.5ssSS 4s5sS THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD IN
!liA form the public that this Hotel, pleas
- - antly situated in Franklin City. ON Whis-
ky creek. six miles north of Shasta on the Yre-
ka and Weaverville road, is now open for the
reception of Travellers boarders, and customers
generally The Table is constantly supplied
with all the varieties of meats and vegetables
procurable in this market while the Bar is fur
nished with almost every kind of liquors of the
very best quality. There is also good and Sc
cure
Corral teNtNf#f
attached to the establishment always supplied
with abundance of hay and barley for the
accommodation of packers, Travellers &c
The subscriber has hesitation iii promising
full satisfaction to all who may patronize him.
BENJAMIN MIX.
Whisky Greek, July 80, 1853. If
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-23

LUNA HOUSE-RED BLUFFS
G3 THE EXTENSI E STABLING and
AssHi CORRAL OF this establishment are NOW
.Ia.44a- complete, aud can receive and shelter
large numbers OF anlna IS. Hay and barley Of
the best quality always on hand. A ranch for
grazing anlnals. nnder constant charge of a caro-
tul herdsman, is connected with the place. Pack
mules and enigraM stock will not find better
recruiting spot III the Sacramento Valley.
n H L III TEL,
Is well known, and no pains will be spared TO
MAINTAIN It's reputation. DOW VINCENT.
Red Bluffs Sept 30. 1854 o7-3m
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I YE THAT sUFFER-READ! READ.
DIR. PA r. EIR AS
Great Italian Remedy!

For the certain and speedy cure Of Diseases of q
Pr7rnte Nature. no matter hoac long standing,
aeithout any iyarao"s effect to Tie system,
or anu change of diet.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-23
Articles purchased in New York
A. L. STIMSON,
CONNIE RCIAL FACTOR.
80, Broadway, New York.

PURCHASING AGENT in connection with
Il The principal American and European Ex.
presses.
For the accommodation of the public, A. L.S
will, either personally or through his agents
execute business and fill orders in Paris. Lon
don. Havre, New York, Boston, Philadelphia
Baltimore, aud other principal cities.
tg Persons in Shasta and its vicinity ,wisbins
purchases made in the Atlantic States. will
please remit through Adams & Co., or deposit
with E. W. TRACY. Esq, Adams & Co.'s agent
in Shasta, sum sufficient to cover the cost.
Reference: Adams & Co. nolS-3m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24
Affai,s In Washington.

lei
WASHINGTON August 81, 1854.
Mr.. BnchGnan's Response to Lord CLARENDON on
the Nica'a aqua Question-dfdirs not Fdcorabe
10 The Acqu,sitiOn Of Cu5a-Concha again Cap
tain Observation-Disclosures Agitation Cuiminated--
Difficulty Amcabiy Settled &c.
Mr.. Buc nat reply 70 Lord Clarendons
note consaips com etc exposition Of the dlscredit
able and unworthy course pursued By England in
regard 70 the Cent al American question II is per-
fect, uuans~erable 1t il quite possible, though
lot probable, that England may back out Of the un
tenab'e and dlshonOrable position assumed by her
OH este 10 Nicaragua. Tue question may be set-
tied in month or sixty days; hut the prob ability
is Lori Palmerston will seize some new prescxt "to
teaze Nicaragua n little longe-.n
These were the idcnti al words employed BY his
lordship in his ply to NJ. twrence, minister
to England, upder TIE administration Of Mr.. Fill.
more. English philanthropy seems TO be about
equally divided between the Indians aud the )es.
The events IN Spsia uot but produce impor-
tant consequences in Cuba. where Concha Is ooce
more to assume the Captain Gepcralship of the
leland. This appointment does not look favorable
t. our immsoiae acquisition Of Cuba In the
mean u lie tne question occurs ho 2 long will Es-
Eattcro be abe 70 hold the reins of government
wish to erect your attention, especially, to the
card prblishsd by the respective friends Of Me-.
Riggs, Of Washington, anu NJ. Battle, Of North
Ca,olit a, in the National Inteiiigencer of to-day
ounctng tie honorable and anicable ssttlem snt
Of difficulty which had &C Cured at tn. Warrington
Syringe. The high cha acter of the friends OF the
respective parties is sufficient proof that everything
was dele SecUucum 0rfem.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24
Yellow F.vcr nj New Orleans.

fTrom the New Orleans Courier Auguet 10
We yesterday visited the Cuarty Hospital. and
under the escort OF one OF it's courteous officers
PASSED through tho various wards. We were in.
formed that there were as that moment at least
eighty cases of yellow fever under treatment Ia the
institution, and that the cases had been Taoidy
tie increase since Sunday night. Bat few Of the
cases which came under our observation, seemed to
lie virulent type, though most Of them app eared
to be IN the earlier stages Of the dis ase.
From well inform ed sources we are told that the
ratio Ut cases In this hospital IL to those Of the
whoe city aa about one 20 two. Last week there
were, altogether, forty three int ments from yell
lo~ fever, making q fractioo over six per day. We
think that for the present week the number Of in
ternents from this cause will proye nearer ten per
DAY.
We are tod that the first case OF fever this
year originating In this city, VIA that Of man
employed at tie bakery OF Mr.. Lawrence, in the
Fourth district; building rather remote from
the river, and that the patient was employed
within the building, and was not accustomed
to driving hresi cart; nor did the establishment
SUPPLY bread to any ship or other vessel I ,ls mlu
was taken to the Luxembourg Hospital on the l4th
of July, ard was placed IN the same ward with
another case Of the discs brought from Havana;
both men died with BLACK vom'; the resident OF
the city three hours before the other.
The first Case mitted iatO the Charity Hospital,
on the 18th july, was German who bad come here
in o sblp from BIO Janeiro. which had arrived Eve
weeks before. There was no yellow fever at Rio
when be sailed. From that time NJ to the 18Th
August, there have been admitted i1tothe Hospital
one hundred and forty seven cases, OF which sixty
have died. eighteen have been discharged, and
sixty mime were remaiUing.
Orc Of our moot distinguished physicians, . pro-
lessor 10 the Msdi al College, considers the disease
az epidemic. According a. the usual lay a. to
epidemics, 1t will not probably continue rs sac1
ofer the LIST o tober. As we stated yesterday, the
cases in private practice, are mild aud manage.
able, and good medical attendance and nursing
readily overcome Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

O10o9v6vas
BANK was passed ashore 18th Inst Last Island 10
miiee Sbio Iraod by steamer Nautilus at New Or
leans l4th from Galveston
En- BARK AcAplAN, at Boston, on % inst, picked up
bile Of cotton without msrks and mast OF square
ri. eed vessel burnt on below the deck
HkIG InAwARH. Harding, which cleared ~ Ph,l,del
phia 10th inst r Boston, into morning Of 2st
While At anchor bolov Chester BY the schr Mary Am OF
from Philadelphia for Fall River The brig lost
stron howsprit, epit heal aud cutwater which con-
PEELED her 70 return for repairs The schrs msin rigging
~ss somewhat injured
R BRIG eoUrH BosroS from Boston for Pictou was rot
on Nix Mate al high water Monday night, by steamer
Neptune, and went to sea At sunrise next morning
ScBR Aior, from baltimore for Corpus Christi was
spoken 9th inst NO lat &c, leaking and compelled
10 heAve over deck lead and thirty barrels out Of the
hold
sCER STRAY, Of NYorh. wrecked on West CAicos, has
had Der ss and most Of the materials saved and taken
TO Turks Isards about atty tons lo9wood II vas thought
would te taved.
TnR wHscx Of vsrsel, supposed the scAr Andrew
Jscktoo before reported Gown ana sunk o. profct
has 0sgood, pared 10th Inst near EAsone Neok
light bv Revenue cutter Warrington TIE mast nm
stepped n above WATER while the hus OF rest below
the surfacs and conssssd dangerous TO passing ve-
sells.
u.os quantity Of lumber, hak burned, appAsssAy
,n The vS1sr buA short time vaa passed Juns II, lat
"a M cav, ~ ~ Wiaawsds q aAues'a kssda
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24
jersey CITY Intell,scuee,

FIRE Yesterday morning the carpenter shop Of ]
Vaudeville, In Bergen street, the old Reformed
Dutch Church dctroy-d BY are togsther with its
contents Loss about 81 900. No insurance.
CHoiIBA "A named Ambury and his vile, residing
In Marine terrace Morgan street. eat several green app 81
Tuesday evening" AMI attacked with cholera du
ring the night he died yesterday morning. aud hts wife
is very i'll
The little GIRL Ellen johnson, the neglected stsrved
house HosptR Monday, sick VITA cholera died yos
terday morning
BODY Fouyp The body Of drowned man was found
BY Mr. r. vrseAnd Of Bergen, yesterday morning. In the
bay, short distance west Of Bsdows leland he 10 rsd
Il to the shore ~ jersey lily and Coroner stiff osing
ufsd Of the fact viewed the body and caused to ne In
TERED The deceased abou' 6 feet Ia height stout
built and apparently thirty Ave yeas Of age He had
black frock c,at, black psntaioons white shirt, and
low shoes. he was evidently an Englishmsn. In his
pockets found two pawn tickets for 2 fer cotton
vcst; the last dated February Is 1854 They
were tsGucd hy VIM smith, ard Charles Henry Hammond,
Of No ~ Soho street, Liverpool to "Mr Catworthy.'
which IL presumed be The name Of thu deceased He
bad 81 2S In his 5cckets-
SrArrrcAL-A correspondent Of the Jersey City
Sne1 AVID Adrc fser furnishes tbs following statistics
Of crime md paupersm 10 Jersey City and 10 Hudson
county, giving tho nativity Of the aud crimi
nsls population Of Jersey City IL II 600, OF which
number 20co native horn 900 lrsh and 900
foreigners other than sh on Who have ooeu
confined IN the city prison, rs are natives $3.50 are
Irih and ATS other foreigners. There ar~ IN the
county Jail at present GO prisoners. 81 whom are
nstivcs So Irish and from other foreign
tries than Irelsnd OF 1853 who have tecn INN tes Of
the Almshcuss all Trssh. OF z2S persons Who hsve
received aid the Superintendent Of the Poor, thsre
are natives and 72o Irish born
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

nHILAIa LPhTA, Aug %, : PM-Ar barts O-tona,
Caren, Havana; brigs samuel 3, Wilson, Fab River;
CTosby, Harding. Providence L Hichborn Port
land; BrsDeasc, hcTrtyre, Damariscota Me- schrs Ls
con, Norris Moses Brown, Baker; Alkaline. Howss; G
Harris Corson Excel Rearss Mary Patterson, Dole and
weldin, Cain, Boston; M donA, Berry, and James
English, Kelly Providence; Atlantic, E~en QUINCY; e.
llos Buckaloo, Fall River; F1yaway, Hidrett Sag Har.
kr
CD steamers Osprey, Fountains Bcston Ksnnebea.
Ccpe-, NYork; bark vcrezuels, Davis Laguayra brigs
Adee Lewis st Kits; Crosby, Harden, Marblehssd;
wn Crawford Perry B,stoo; Samuel small, rrsss ~eu
Salem: YANKEE Pclsbd, PORTLAND; sArah Titus Cocpev,
and Umpire, Crowell Boston, schn Courier, Rcgers;
weidn, Cain; Mary Patterson, Dole and d L 5turvis
Ncrris 90, Maipsty johnson, New Yorh; Lady Of the
sake, Munscn, Trey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

PurrApsupzuA August ~ 1864 --(Rsporssd ~ Keen b
Ia, ix y--F,a Bo1rd-s 500 Lehsh IS 10. o. $50
do Of, % LEGO teading Rx ts 10. Ssy% 7S1, 100
i.o n bs~n. siE; 50 Se S4k; loo DO. IS So; - d9
bs, sax; IL Morgis Canal, caSh ilk: lso d: Is;
Ihieb Nav e2,s, - Harrisburg ". ~ 6s Is Beaver
Mes5ow RR bs. sex: DO Sa&; 20 chuy Nav, b5, 81;
q Tenn RI AK; Is Mlsesil aR, OF y: 10 Mechanics
B..k. cas-, 2qT. BdSseH Doards-tO sasres Resd,ng
RR, "a; 100 DO, bssn, "a; 50 do, aaK Sc"nd boardI
90 40 CITY 8,s SSk 50 Morris Canal s6wn. II ii
Cirsrd Bank. b5, IL Afsv Rnard-$t.oOo West Pbila
casey; so shares Chester VALLEY RI, 8; 10 Reading
r, b6, 34x; do, SAX. Marriott firm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

SAD AcoIDEsr.-Thnr aday evening last. three
little girls. daughters of Mr.. Reed, gentleman
sbost distance from their house. wNeo Ia go tree,
Standing near where they were, isd with loud
crash, The limbs Of which. striking tao OF the chill
6ren, killed them instantly. The wind was blowing
very bard ct the time, and the surviving C>liId saws
that though they beard the crsckiog Of ne tree,
they thought they were bssond its roach, anC made
no efrt to escape. The survivor stood between the
otber children, and yet escaped unhurt- Cincinnati
Columbian, dug. ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

CHoLERA INcIpESr.--It Is stated e. singular
fact that on Sunday two asfevs, ooe married and
residing IN Csnsewny stroet, the other single and
were attacked with cholera. sai both died In che
afteanooa. within avs minutes q sscA otAer--Bss.
tn Pcet. Al6. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

ste~mcr ROCKY Point Of Providence 1875 tons, two
years old, has been purchased by Capt Congdon Of
Hartford, TO run between Hartford AID East Haddam
instead Of tie Agswam, the having beeo burnt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24

TIA stated that amcsg the snarsest Of the crew on
board the CuiSed stAtes sloop OF CyAns brother
a the celebsatsd scugs,ress Jeaoy lad He ccmmandd
one a ths gups q ths a Greytown and
slhissesd saeA Elm end dsxtssisy u ~ PEformasn
e ~ dxtieA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24
RAILWAY sHARES-vININC srQCKs-DE.
CLINE IN VALUE

From the Luisviuo Jonrnsl ~ aug. 10
In another column, We give IN Article hcsded ga
Financial Retrospect r. ON tie New York HERALD,
which treats Of be decline In price OF railroad ana
mining stocks and In the rents OF houses. The
statements It ccntaiDs must b. Interesting to =
very large class Of tr community of stocks
end real estate.
y Will be seon from the facts shown by tho quo.
tatiooe OF price, VI wnich some cf the leading rail-
way shars recently sold IA New York, COMPARED
With Gales Year ago, that very Considerable do
cline has taken pfaoc. TIE eight I'll rsys which
che HERALD cites represent aa sarrcrsts capital
sseck Of about seventysix millions Of dollars. on
whisA amount there has been a d,o,;p Of fscenfr-
Ainx md half per cent, ,ci;ci Is euaI 10 f,r,rf,.
tsco n'i!Hens fur hxndred fhousand dollars II the
6ecsease n vsue 10 real, and IL not caus 4 w oxnic
and temposar want want OF conf ieue,. L follows
have invested lUoney In these enterprises.
Many prudent uen have al aloug entertained the
epiDioa that No sere boildiog too many rosd., or
rather that troy NO beine built TOO rapidly. when
one roas has been nni>hsd and opened for trade. no
scoosr does itsPpear I, Be doing . fair business
than rival ono y gotten up, and the resal H. that
wren ore rnsd would have proved proatabs In
Sessn.ni, the two ase sinktlX coccsrnA rhe psk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24
TeIee1 aphic Marine Reno,

Tcleg1 aphlc Marine 6cys0rts.
BOSTON, Aug 23-Arr bsrks Wary Ridley Havre; q
Dodge, Ctn.uegos; Bay State Baltimore; Jas Smith,
Port Even; brgs Frank Aux Cayes, Galena and Aiesa
Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-24
TELEGRAPH
TERRIBLE FIRES IN TEE WOODS OF MALNE-SUP
POSED LOSS OF LIFE.

BANoon Me-, Aug. 81 1854.
Fires raging to terrible extent In every section
Of this county and the damage to tho woodlands and
crops will be enormous Buildings havc been burnt
down in Cornth, Charleston, Garland and other towns
Ia msny places the entire population are engaged In
fighting the fire.
IN the town Garland it is said that whole family
who live some distance from any other hou So
tirely surrounded BY the flames having means Of
escape. 1t Is Ia not known whether they dead or
niiv0
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-05
IAYETTEVIL LID, TEN. THURSDAY,

| What though Of crops Fve some bereft?
! lie thanks arise for what is left;
WLad tboncb to mortals times are hard?"
Still labor yieldsits rich reward
OF Strengthened limbs-of smiling health,
Al II Sometimes even for dalth.T
WLild vet he spoke, heard a knell.
1t kasIthe old clock tolling tw elve;
He epaused, then noaned, then gAsped for breath
Anil theuIhis voice was hushe(l in death
AS frorn the car his lfeless form
Wds TO the ANCIENT tower borne,
A Stately being then was seen,
Hin head adorned with laurels green,
WI lose limbs were firm as Florda's oak
Erd it las felt Times whitening stroke,
W ose eyes were bright and well, what more
Twas the young stranger FIFTY-FoURi
He hook his seat and seized the rein,
The steed then dashed adross the plain.
And quick as fash Of lightning bright.
The mystic car rolled outof sight.
OF music tEen liv4lier strain
Was heard in that strange place again;
And ON they danced, till Twilight gray,
Faint III the East had made its way.
When suddenly the music stoppedt-
Safe in my quiet home dropped;
But ne'er shall forget the night,
When | beheld this wondrous Sight
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-05
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coltractef, eKcell, against tAPse Win "hoh
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