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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-18

Our devil who pays special atten-
tion to lady up town, without MAX
ing any decided advances, was return
ing with her from meeting the other
night, " hen she feelingly said: 81 teel
] shall never 60 to heaven" "Why?"
said our typo. "Because," she rePli-
ed. "I love devil so WELL"
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SoUTH CARoLISA-The published statement of
the South Carolina Banks, shows an apparent
weakness of specie in comparison with circulation.
This statement, however, does not show the amount
of exchange held by the banks, which is the prn-
cpal reliance of the banks to meet their circula-
ton The South Carolina banks have always been
esteemed the soundest in the Union-never, we
believe, having suspended specie payments.
The following notice is handed us for insertion
hEssRs. EDIToRs:-Under the head of Money Matters
in the Gazette of yesterday the South Carolina banks
said to have large circulation in State and exhibits
an unusual degree OF eakness and confirmation of
this fact publish their LIST of January statement We
would say ohoders of South Carolina bank notes that we
would be pleased to give them Tennessee for them even
and 10 any amount W. b. SHAPARD CO.
Nashville, Jan. 81, 1885. No 30, College ST.
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TUE VERY. LATEST NEWS 49,
RECEIVED By
TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS
UP To
TIE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
q fr &C q.

The steamer Africa has arrived at Halfax, witt
Liverpool dates Of the 20th. 30 a.-a
Milgan quotes Cotton as having advanced one
I eighth, with firm market Sales of the week
$1,000 bales. Specuators took l0250 and Ex-
porters 900 bales Orleans fair 81: Upland fair
So; Middling 9 l6; Middlng Lilo.
Manchester advices ere unfavorabe. t 3.
The war news is entirely unirnportnnt Moth
ing decisive before Sevastopol. Affairs unchanged.
Negotiations are still in progress, but nothing is
certainly known respecting them. lGL
CIyc1xxArI, Jan 30 night-The river is full of
heavy ice. Navigationis suspended Whisky PSI
a 254. Pork Sll so So. t
PIrrspURc, Jan. 3O-night Navigation contin-
ues suspended.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 3l-noon.-Weathe moderat-
ing. TIE Eclipse leaves tomorrow,
CINoIxYAr1 Jan. 3l-n,o n.-The river is I'M
changed. Flour advanced to SIS 90. Whisky
254. Nothing done in provisions.
PIrTssURo, Jan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is still
suspended. Weather milder
New York, Jan. 3l-noon.-Cotton SITTER.
Ohio Nour advanced TO IS IS So Mess Pork
Sl2 80 SO Sc. Corn CSC. Lard unchanged.
BosroS, Jan. 31-Gen. Wilson. know nothing,
has been elected United States Senator by one ma
jority.
WASHINGTON, Jan 3l.-Nothing of importance
trsnspired in either House.
SENATE.-On motion of Mr.. Clayton, the House
took up the French SpoLatou bin, which was read
the second time, so as to enable him to put it on
its final passage Tomorrow.
Mr. Seward presented memorial from the New
York Legislature, instructing Senators and Repre-
TO use their influence in procuring the
passage of law granting pensions to the soldiers
of the wars of 1871 and the following year,. Re-
ferred to tie Committee on Pensions.
HoUsE.-Mr. Rice offered joint resolution, de-
clariug null and void the act Of the Minnesota Leeis-
lature, incorporating certain Railroads. Referred
to the Committee on Judiciary.
The bill for constructing a telegraph line to the
Pacific was again taken up.
Mr.. Richardson moved to strike out the grant of
two million acres, saying it was with the concur
renee of the friends of the bill
sharp discussion elsued between Mr. Rich
ardson and Mr.. Benton. The BID was finally laid
aside
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 81 nieht-The weather con-
tinues moderate. The river above is unaltered.
New York market unchanged.
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RIVER NEWS.


REPORTED BY CAPT. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT.
NASHVILLE, Jan. ST. PM
The river recedes somewhat slower than the day before
There are now 80 inches CT water Hapeh shoals The
weather is within degree cold as yesterday AT sun
rse at noon three degrees than the previous
The Memphis Packets have concluded to wait ri'e Of
before resumng their regular trips, and so has the
St Nicholas.
The Huntsville started yesterday with Memphis and St.
Louis passengers Carlo
The VIM. Phillips, still continues to run through her
regular trips Clarksve, and will leave to day at 10
o'clock.
The steamer Cuba arrived Tuesday night with por
ton Of her freight from Cincinnati and returned immedi
atcy to the shoals for the residue She will be in port
this morning
All the steamers now in the rivsr still hold to their
freight for e rise.
Arrived VIM. Phillips from GAINESVILLE, Republic from
Coal Mines with coal.
Departed Harsville for Carlo.
The Republic leaves to day for Sni Inland.
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)MNCNICATgD.
"TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN"

We acknowledge it the duty of public journal
to expose all that may have tendency to corrupt
the morals or mislead the unsuspectjng AID credu-
lous but have yet 70 learn that the press should
be used as n medium to insult with ridicue, or
tauut with sarcasm, portion ofour fellow citizens,
because of the bold and fearless avowa of their
conviction of one Of the hottest and most sacred
privileges given TO man.
" it'll equal propriey, it might ridicule the forms
and rites of Catholicism, or denounce as NONSENSE
cal fanaticism, the scenes enacted at a Methodist
commencing (We mean no disrespect to either)
The doctrine of Free Love" was FIRST advocated
by religious sect, termed the "Perfectionist Pres
byterians." So its infamous paternity rests notupon
the believers in spiritual intercourse though it may
find advocates even among those who know that
the dead, so termed, can speak, and deny any such
demorazing theory.
As Spiritualists. we hold the institution Of sla-
very to be the only means for the development
mentally and physically of the African race, not
wthstandng many northern fanatics, Methodists,
Presbyterians, Spirtualists, &c, &c, may think
differently. There is no truth in the Bible we DENY:
but Ike our Baptist friends, we cannot acknow' .
edge lis errors, as Gods in'allible word Christ we
revere as one, who Of al. others, lone much TO en-
obe and develope the divinity in man; we
know him, as one who woDld save man from sin
niug by his life Of pure example, and not from
the consequences Of sin, by his rlob-law murder.
Spiritualism advocates the supremacy of reason.
and in tins, of itself would it be Of great service
to our pions teachers, whose bigotry and intol-
GRANGE are but the necessary attendants upon igno
rance and observation-disclosures Of that UPON
which they would instruct Us. We houe the Ga
zette IS satisfied
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THDRSDAY MORNING, FEB. 1. 1856.

ST. VALENTINE AND HIS DAY.-St Valentine We:
charitable. clever old fellow-kind to all, full o
soul and sentiment, and with all great match
maker. He had a heart brim full Of love ard was
beyond all doubt, believer in the tender passion
as well as strong advocate of matrimony; at less;
We have good reason to believe this, since, as his
history goes, it was in consequence of his distin-
gushed lore AID charity that the venerable and very
pleasing custom Of choosing Valentines or in other
words sweethesrts, or special loving friends on his
day, February l4th) was originated This good
old saint was beheaded at Rome during the reign
Of Claudius II, and was canonized, or made saint
soon after his death
Hundreds years have elapsed since the worlds
patron saint inhabited this EARTH and yet he is not
forgotten-nay, be is remembered at least one day
in every year by all marragable persons and by
some who are "o'er young to marry" The good
old custom of choosing sweethearts and friends
still affords pleasure TO young men and maidens,
and it is rendered more pleasing by the very pretty
suppositon that on that same day the birds choose
their mates.
The sending ola pretty Valentine to valued
friend, or to one who has melted iacpient love in
the heart Is certainly an agreeable and delicate
manner Of testifying remembrance or of broachng
tender subject besides, the custom is harmless if
it be not abused by anonymous foolery, and this is
seldom or never ventured between ladies and GER
tlemen.
Our patron saint has some representatives of his
cHstom, il this city-HAoAN is one of bis most ex-
tensve patrons. He is an advocate of love, and
deals in wi: and sentiment and though not mar
riagable, he is all the more competent from being
himself married. He has Just received fresh from
the mines several hundred dollars worth of the
most beautiful heart-kling Valentines ever loves
eye looked upon; cupids are flying about his store
as thick as bees about hive.
when Cupid lays the siege, the town must yield"
II you want an attractive Valentine go to Ia
gans.
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RELIEF rs ON HAND!
IMPORTANT to THOSE AFFLICTED WITH RUPTURE

IMPORTANT to THOSE AFFLICTED WITH RUPTURE
Wy A. GLIDDON, (GUTTA PERCHA TRUSS
w MANUFACrU RER AND FILTER, of No. ],
Egans Buildings, Adams street, Memphis Tenn and late
Travelling Agent for Sheans New Orleans Truss Esab
lishmen respectfully to the citizens Of Nash
vile and vicinity that he has arrived with a COM
plete assortment of mechanical contrivanees for the
RETENTION and RADICAL CURE of all forms Of
HERNIA. Mr.. Gliddon's lsng experience and the
fact that be is backed by the brightest and in
tegent physicians Of the South West warrant him ia
sertng that those who afflicted with this distressing
and dang misfortune would do well 10 call him as
soon be arrvesbusiues arrangements not permitting
him to remain long. The Medical Faculty will be
called upon BY Mr.. Ghddon, who viii explain to
them he pecuarites of his instruments Each Truss
is made To ORDER thus insuriug q PERFECT FIT; and
as each individual requires different degree Of pressure
the patient experiences what be did beore COMFGRr
and SECURITY which render him again of to himself
and him with the prospect of final and radical
Mr.. Gliddon during his long experience has fitted rup
tured eases from children at the breast up parties who
have reached their "three score and ten"
The adaptation of the Gua Percha has proved Of meal
culsble value the planting community, inasmueh the
Truss springs thus dered permanently safe from
the corrosive effects Of human perspaon especially
that Of the negro race.
Mr. Gddon is to be found for short time at the City
HOTEL Room &C. Nashville. where be refer to some Of
the prominent citizens of this CITY, whilst in Memphis he
comes recommended by Drs Roberds and Taylor, Pro-
fessors Memphis Medical College Drs. Peyton Pittman
TAYLOR, Hooks, Wilson and Jones
Ian. lS55-tf
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CoMPLmENTARY.--Thef following correspondence
lie the recipients mouth speaks for itself Dr.
BUCHANAN has labored long and assiduousy, in con-
junction with MS worthy associates, in establishing
Medical College in this city, and it must be
source Of qualification to him, to know that his eff
forts are appreciated by those whom he has de.
lighted to serve. The CANE, we understand, is
very handsome, and is richly mounted with SPLEEN
did gold head
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT PASSENGERS

TINE Haclme1 OF Naahyilie would Announce 10 tie pub
lie that they all continue to ssengcrS - and
from the Depot and Steamboats, at the Old prices % cents,
reports the contrary Notwithstanding There are al
avs enough hacks at the depot ver upon the arrival
Of the cars and boats dav night convey all the pas.
neys To the hotels residences nj the old prices Bag
r4re cars are also ALWAYS on hand.
Thu public warned against reports to the Ell ec that
the Hacks charge over - cents
We are responsible for baggage placed in or care.
Call fora Hack and Will go dirtctg to your place OF
destination without being driven all over the CITY and
without being Jared BIG 1cGgoR.
iaul7-lm HAChMEN Of NASHVILLE.
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'enn., Jan. %, 1855.


NAShN lLlE, jan. III, 1000
Gentlemen Of The jt3ira2 Class 1t was with
pleasure I received the beautiful wrought CANE,
which in your kind Partially You thought proper
to present to me. And also / acknowledge the
unexpected compliment contained in your note,
expressive Of my social qualities, and Of my abil-
ties as a teacher of Medical Science, with feelings
Of sincere and lasting gratitude
lsTy respectfully and truly yours &C.
A. II. BUCHANAN
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DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT.
DECEMBER TEKM, 1854.
FIFTH CIRCuIT--EQUITY.

FIFTH ClRCUIT--EQUITY.
Wood aud Martin VS. Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Company. Opinion by Judge C.sruthers. Decree mOd
lied and Iemanded for account
Patrick Fay VS. Reagor and Lacy. Opinion by Judge
Mckinney. Affirming decree and bill dismissed.
FIFTH CIRCUIT-LAW.
JnO Neal VS. State Of Lucas and wife. Opinion by
Judge Caruthers Affirming Judgment, and ordering par
" to exc cute bond, &c,
Canrodt vs. B Phillips. Opinion by Judge Totem.
Reversing Judgment and remaadng cause, witt leave TO
amend declaration.
Bank Of Tennessee VS. W Taylor, sheriff, and surcies.
Judgment motion for not returning H. IA at the proper
time.
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STEAMER IROQUOIsE.

az n. D. L. F. H. BROOKS, MASTER, "a
,kZAnz~ = WISHES TO inform the public that he has
s5SsfF' recently purchased this substantial Steamer
intends running her during the present
season from
NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS,
and solcits from his old friends as formerly share
public patronage. Mr. THOMAS J. HOPKINS will act as
Clerk and will give every attention any business that may
be entrusted to him Whenever there Il patronage su
Gent and shippers DESIRE by application the boats agents
trips will be extended the Cumberland river high up
as ROME.
The lR0QU0ISE has superior accommodations for Pas
sepgers and Freight standing No. I in Insurance. Apply
10 JOHNSON L WEAVER or
JOHN YEATMAN, Agents.
novl0-6m BWG
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RECEIPTS BY THE RIVER

FROM OF T#E CHAMBER or COMMERCE.
CINCINNATI, per steamer Cuba;
500 bbls whiskey 400 do cement; 40 dozen chairs e
saiesi 100 sacks seed; rs bbls do goo boxes soap and
candles; large lot of furniture; l25 packages sndres
Republic from Coal Mines
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CORRESPONDENTS

PRoF. A. H. BCCHAyAN:-D Dear Sir:-You will
please accept the accompanying CANE, from a large
number Of the Medical Class significant of their
profound consideration for You socially, and their
high appreciation Of your ability as a teacher of
Medical Science.
Nashville Tenn. Jam %. 1865.
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NOTICE.

r HAVE this day associated with me in the DRUG Bus
4 ness Mr. WALTER B. GRuBBS The business viii
hereafter be conducted under the firm style Of BROWN
GRUBBS. j. G. BROWN
Nashville, January ], 1850.
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NOTICE

TIME Coparnership Agreement heretofore existing be-
tween Aaron Stretch and Henry B. Orr, is dissolved
nv mutual consent Aaron Stretch having purchased of
Henry Orr his entire interest in the Drug Business in
Guiding notes accounts &C. will continue the Drug Bust
ness at the old stand and will give his individual attention
TO the business AARON STRETCH,
January Is lS55-ianl7t HENRY Il ORR
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NASHVILLE SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
No 20 CnIlPua Street

DECEIVES DEPoSITES IN ANY SUN, PAYABLE
H. on demand pays interest on deposites CERTIFi-
Gates will be issued for money deposited for specified
ner1od and special rates of interest allowed.
ian9S-Im CHARLES A. FULLER Treasurer.
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TINE subscriber has discontinued the manufacture Of
Tobacco in this city, and will commence manufactur
ing at St Louis where only in the West Fine Leaf
he obtained suitable for his celebrated Nail Rod Twist
Nectar and IXL Tobaccos. All Oruers sent to at ST.
Louis after April lst or left with Morrison Co., who
will he NV agents in this city. and will keep stock
hand will be promptly attended TO. ANY Tobacco sold
nv me- and not proving as represented will be corrected
~ A Morrison x Co A. J. MUSSELMAN.
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TRUST SALE,

ON Saturday, the Sd day of March next at the Court
House in Nashville, at IL o'clock, NJ By virtue Of
Deed of Trust executed to w James Pendergas and
wife, and Fleming Scott, the 9TH June 1882, and
duly recorded shall expose at public sale for cash the
House and Lot mentioned in said deed OF rust-t being
the and lot then occupied BY said Pendegast and
wife and being part of lot No 26 in Whesdes Bachs
Addition Nashville, fronting 6515 feet on Lower College
street p. CODY,
;aro6-td Bv IISDSLEY < CROCKETT.
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COMMERCIAL.
NASHVILLE, Feb. !,

NASHVILLE Feb. ], 1855.
CoTroNSales yesterday of 1874 bales follows: 81 at
Sc 60; 10 at As; at ca Is at G56; at 695; Sc at
5aG15 lat 6 60; 20 at 90.
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A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.

r WISH to rent nay House and Lot in the suburbs IA
| of Nashville the same distance from the Public i;s
Square as the Chattanooga Railroad Depot The house
has ten good rooms and other cOnveniences The lot
tans five and half Of groundsOme three of
which is welenclosed garden There are on The lot
number of peach cherry and other trees also brick
stable and carnage house Will rent ms property low
to good tenant "M. = hANGDON.
.ss- ReEer 10 IISpsLEY & CROCHET. iau26-f
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REGULAR huntsville PACKET.

FJNHE new ight-draught fast-running pas fFsa@A y
L senger steamer ODD FELLOW, JESSE lA-A.zzzzsssHq
W. PACE Master will make weekly trips to g. -
the above and all intermediate ports, as
soon as the water will allow. For freight passage apply
on board, or 10 d. ID. HARRISON, Agent.
janlS-f att, +. HErdcastles.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Sure Remedy.-f you are troubled with Cold,
Cough, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, any affection Of the
Lungs or Throat yo1 advised to make trial of STAB
LERS ANODYNE CHERRY EXPECTORANT, which is
what it really processes to be-a "gocd medicine
II it were not SUCH would not have received the decided
and warm approval of of the most celebrated intel
gent and high minded physicians in the country who
have been made acquainted with The recipe from which it
is compounded and who say that ait will effect more good
than any of the numerous preparations with which the
country is inundated" An array Of testimony such as
can be shown in favor Of Stablers Anodyne Cherry Epec-
torant, and STABLER'S DIARRHGA CORDIAL could
be produced unless they re'y and truly good
medicines. Therefore, advise you to make trial Of
them, with confidence.
See descriptive pamphlets to be had gratis of the agents.
Price only 50 cents for EACH six bottles for 81 So
feb1-lm
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FoUND.-A Card Case, which the owner can
have by applying at this Office and paying for this
notice.
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REcETPT5 BY RAILROAD.

FROM THE hooks CHAMBER cF COMMERCE.
CO bales cotton; tierce rice; 10000 lbs pig metal
piano. bags rags do feathers; as boxes 20 bales and
casks sundries.
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-" We are authorized and requested to announce Dr.
Thomas A. ANDERSON, Of Coffee County as candidate 70
represent The Fourth Congressional District in the next
Congress of the United States.
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NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

T HAVE number Of Handsome Building Lots in the
Il 7th Ward, Nashville, University Place which
will sell to persons who will bald them. fair terms
oneha OF the purchase money be paid at the end otwO
years. fourth the end Of three years and oneourh
at the end of four years. and without interest.
The lots situated Maple street. lSS feet Deep
besides the alley, and of good soil Some eight ten
~ neat houses being erected in their immediate
vicinity.
Call soon, or you win miss opportunity for good
home Oct3 A. V. 5. L1NDSLEY
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~ WESTERN AGENCY FOR rHz eapyrarn
STATE LOTTERIES -----' :

II. FRINGE d CO., MANAGERS.
NOR the conveIence Of Western and Southern Orders
II the Managers have established Western Agency
where all orders BY mail for tickets in any Of the Maryland
State Lotteries will meet with promps attention. The
schemes Tor the month Of January the most attractive
ever offered both in the brilliant array Of Prizes and the
nun Der OF Drawn Ballots The Maryland Lotteries
All arS~n IN Baltimore. under the personal superintend
ence Oh me State otery Commissioner. Bonds TO large
pI are gwen 10 the State 10 the payment Of
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Lazy BOOKS.
FOR SALE BY JOHN YORK & CO.,
Corner of Union and Cherry Streets.
Adams on Ejectment, Phillips on Insurance,
Adams Equity-Iudlow Parsons Select Equity Cases,
Golfers Roseoe's Criminal Evidence,
Angel Ames Corpora Story on Bills,
tons, Story on Agency,
Angel on Water Courses Story on Promssory Notes
Angel on Assignments Storys Equity Jurisprudence
Archibald's Nisi Prius, Story Bailments.
Archibald Seminal Practice Story Partnership,
Bouvier's Law Dictionary, Story on the Constitution,
Bouvier's Institutes Story's Equity Pleading,
Barbour's ChanceryPractice, Sorys Conflict of Laws
Brght's Husband aud Wife, Story on Contracts,
Blackstones Commentaries, Starkie on Evidence,
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Chitty's General Practice Smiths Leading Cases.
Chilly on Bills, Smith on Contracts
Chittys Criminal Law, United States Equity Digest,
Chittys Civil Pleading, Vattell's Law of Matt ns,
Daniels Chancery Practice, Wharton's Criminal Law,
Greenleafs Cruise - Real Wheelers Chancery Digest.
Property, Wills on Lircumstantial Evi.
Greenleaf on Evidence denee,
Hill on Trustees, Williams on Executors
Hare Wallace's Cases in Wharton's Presidents In
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Jarman on Wills, Statute Laws Of Tennessee,
Keuts Commentaries Swans Tenn. Reports
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1896 Prizes amounting to 81 .217,2l6.
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