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JUDICIAL SALES.

A sA sss r. @
3Y VIRTUE Of writ Of fieri facias to me
aI re- ~ shs Honorable the Fourth District
= "
~ "; ~
soizsd inshs above suit. Term "a tho spot
sals 2sses Is Sheriff d The farish Il Orleans
Fognrs ID! psrnsr oounr q. TouRNADE ISAAC MEYER
Ny VIRTUE of and in obedience nee to an order
s f D t Asss' q as. s
~ ss e. i Ts 1sSsk NJ the premises No Is
\ ,esot ssss.sa LUMBER, be
saslsass ss.S T. ss!s y ...,
ssss sB5FMAs IoMgAaD
RY VIRTUE Of q writ Of feri facias, to me
directed ey tho Hon l. Gaennie. First Ju'tica of chs
vi ny NJ ~
ana .I IL = Glass 5sas and aa$as
aua "a :. ~4s,e j. ]. HoPfE, Constable.
FI Pas sgs =. s Gossr L. weldon G.
ARY VIRTUE Of an alias writ Of eri faoias to
sss / ss
s. Il s.os'
sis 'sf ! II SsfIs .sss
ssf fsa,.n OF 60
NY virtue Of writ of feri facias to me
sss s s rsyI = ~
H. II d The asv.
aao JOHN A AGArssE Constable.
so Z
RY VIRTUE Of writ Of fieri facias to me
rsses for Tho proceed Z sell pvS saston
Ansu street bss,sn poyds and P'rd on
u, + .si.sa in .A. above
/. aas.it g JOHN A. AaAIssE. Constable.
VIZ a. a-. r,,, stare TATE. q 1 Log.gIANA.
a NDREW MILLER VS.. HIS CREDITORS
No Creditors Of The lnaoyent hereby
= WEDN EsbAY he I'D sSs * NJ
hsy further notified Mat ri judicial proceedings
~ Court Ills sist day Of
o,,,s.m. EFT Fiat !. BE j, 4 .og5slaSE
A NDREW MILLER vs.. SEES CREANCIERS. |
IN Noo4ls Len insovabs aop Par 10 present
4 sas' s9sss
Dc % ISL s's'
anil 4s1s ". A. MOTT, sreHer.
c,..,s... TT ErA 7 n pE "A LOUISIANA,
EoHN MISSILE vs.. SEES CREANUIERS, pour
~ IN
sas i
sarss du nan Pellet DO genans
gtas Poaases judarss psonns sont
+. ~.
ParotdIe de Ia cout &c 81 Juliet, 1855. s.il -
aul ~ ~ WA. MOTT. GrsHer.
ran9,s. sussss BE PAM MATHEW Mr. HoFF
HIN VEKTU Dune writ de- Aeri f Staisas a moi
adreass PEon l. o. Gaiennie pour
A Iafs IL e j. ps'f ss S ass a. p.9q
MAgszus, entr les Graysr hatcher
pivante- |
I'm CERTAIN TERRAIN, les banentp aneieratiopa
sus e dit terrain Torment PeFddo
tant lie terrain No Il dams ace sur ID
fsfddo sur 0 piotoudeur de face Johnson
Sais dams FahAirs ci=tssGus Condiona-Comptant.
aus J j, HOPPE. Corsabla
ssE Jdsres's cogEr Dn. MATHEWS Mn HOFFMAN,
PaRIsH OF oHLEAss. . No. Hs'S5. 20 |
4 BY VIRTUE of writ Of teri facias to me I
dlreed by o. Gaenpie, First the Peace
" ;hs Parish orleans will auction
ATuaDAY 9Th 1885 the O'Clock AL at
anka Arcade, Magazine AID Nakes
Ieets the following described property, to
LOT OF GROUND dines and
nta SAID lot forming P.rd5o
rees bang lot NO. al,
ont on Peiido street, by 100 feet Depth fronting
ree seized In the above suit tfthaCash,
j, i HOPPE Constable II
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Fire, River and Marine Tnsnrono.

Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL ms URAN0E COMPANY
OF TORONTO, CIV
00d mn
EDwp. y. oBusE ,secrsAry. A. hi. CLARE Pyss,,ds5t
sRAeH OFFICE. No. 4s Camp st, Nov Orleans
~ Iha andsHsnsd are nov praparsa toue
ht AtVERs
By FIR ,atth searsnl ratsl o premium.
BENJAMIN FLOR AnLE. Agent
Z Ne as.= HARMON DIANE ,Aastsfspt Apcn..
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Il .AKE GE0KGE.-The Foer WILIIAn

IHENRy HoiFI ~ = - tne roHf WILLIAM
ths reception OF gnesta on the 10th Of June next RS "
anew Hoe erected September last situated the
south end OF the Laks
liam Henry and short from tie LaKs Houas n bas
RsW q ne Lake Ter miles The furniture have e6st
sSps n, Ssgoe ass setp length The Lake deco
Ssautlm manner With fountains The hours arcen
~ gaSs aud lighted with Water brought
tne motel from mountain the Il carried
every part Of The houee, arniahug supply o hot and cold
aef and Is furnished IL styla no. inferior c
ae ine rooms are all with complete
SO tina; suites OF parors
may be preierrad. Livery Stable
together with abundanes of and bara fooi ~ Nv '
mySl DAM Ell GALE p,onr;otox
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TyoLLYwooD-Eastern Shore Of Mobile. =.

4 EOLLYWOOD-Ea Shore of Mobile an
Bay The pablic u respectfully informed tha. tbe W
above delightful WaeIng Place reception Of vo
Hollywood beautifully situated the
Gps n9urs run ron Mobile Capt Joe Armstrong;
aa entirely Tree Sm maHqatoea bugs ass ahaadaaty
by tall majestic oaks The bathing ia yery nod AID IL
shpwerbahs unsurpassed In Short every IL
persons DESTROYS OF spending the dense
never Known Ample have been made
sach ~ Ealing, hunting ten pins billiards. pistol gaes
sss, r. Ths house vii, be under management Mr. Enoc
ted himaai with Mr. WhdFrse the stya Of md
EVENT. They will do their utmost patronage Of The
public md mo respectfully solicit share
S nseaying by
arrive al Hollywood byu O'Clock the day. ~
WILLARD FRKEaAs, EsocH EyERIrr. aiE an
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.
ID oCKAWAY,- LONG IsLAND--fbe ~

I " OCKAWAT,- LONG ISLAND The gassss,
IL " RoDRR PAVILION viii open June and re- ERSsH
visitors the 20tn of the month zss-2
This establishment twelve suits OF
q ye family fo with private entrances about two
Hotel Gardens Of vares with at tie
toe may be preferred With increased Hupply Bathing
TO the demand of such Establishment.
The House will provided liberal
with the choicest S2ines of every approved brand
For and Bowling Saloon Bli ard
Room Cricket Gonnd IIdsa and GeuslemenB archery Ground
apernaneht Band provided.
The Cooks Watar SOLICITED French and
- - ~
The terms for the will be
the present high cost Of proyisions etc. -
& Rooms be selected Mt time by calling JOHN
GEORGE BAINbkbGE at the Hotel at a Cliff street.
York where plans may be ali So :
u WRIGHT & co.'s CATALOGUE OF
3D.. GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES which
offer supply Druggias aud Dealers
Wholesale pricer ''
E General Depot and Special Agency
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SA6oLlNA SEED PEAS.--5oo ns,...
- ~, Eggs ior ss'esy e. =. COCHRAN HAIr P3seat
" No. " eIaYisr s,rest
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fEyHE NEW YORK FOUNDRY and IRON

4 kAILIN GU are tbe soIo Mniacursrs OF CAwelle cQle
heated Iron Railing without rvets entirely
We Rsng The pettss and wraaed aha Tie
United SatHs Ihey make Castings Wig5nx
and Shutters Tresae Sa Lnte Once and pss
taing dsr Vsrandaa Brackets, Kautover Anchors Coating
A. SNORT notice and logesi MI
iron work for haldnga Sections Of all their work al
inc nos w and u Duane atree " Bfuad
way Foundry, foot OF esh street, North River ryS1 n
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- !. -, -. Goal! Goal!
SRLLING OFF TO THE LADIES An HAM

n SPENCER F4ELD 4 CO.,
~ Dealers in Pittsburgh Anthracite
Ansrisan Ensiis brand Scotch CAMEL COAL.
~ Camp Lafayette SQUARE ma lv
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etH.ss *.IHl HTATE0F LOUISIANA, =
Parish Of Orleans, City OF New Orleans,
ismsmesnd that the 18th JANUARY 1855, before
"a !ust The for
Brother, President and James H.
Of lne Home Mutual insurance COMPANY Hsw 0rlonrs
apy ason according iEw do that
ofaheHaa Company, - A. BROTHER Presidsnt
-. =. ,..s JAS. H. WHEELER,Sear
this the
C.YsJ0FTE secand Justice OF ihs Peace
,a.4.- -. ofthe Parish of Orleans,
bonrdo
GA
nexi nav -'' " W = ~
board OF also directed that the
to tho credit Of comm gent account.
- peril Of the
and los ordamage Fire at
rl.@4 > alT~ $3.50 ALEXANDER BROTHER President.
~. I0HN q. SHAW Vice president.
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,!EFIE SPRINGS,
ryULLUM's SPRINGS, oHocrAw Co, -. s

dsULLUM'S SPRINGS, CHocrAw Co., ~
A W Gas ss n: I'll ~. @.s %s
= a.ss pleasure and
additions have been ss with sinsa VIEW q insassd ccm
A.
S ss.p G s q % thar s ps t.
ssssrs = him liberal share Of rIsssa Band Ban Ii 4
alleys and other he preiaes The Cottages are a
have Ssen made gh
s rgs asss hines rs week t. ss l X
esaneeiing 4. ~ ss,;s L,ss With
III s 'Gss asgs
sneses ms8iss daily spnss nom The i0h
s.:.s y ss.s = d sss " s
springs e. ny
q Ss sss ssss ss
medicinal The sne.sd
ass sssa ths aissons kinds WIN
"a y CERTIFICATES. "e
IL world be dcuf to defcbe number
nstare Of the dis which a chas. Canm
pss sssfs spti
~ int ss Principal WIZ
suLpHua, 80,
caly sssfa IF Gravel Stone sou and certain
Sassa lain os"
3d. that Springs cuiay multi
se;sHi II Il
nu whasveT prescribed and administered with Judgment and
s.1 ssss s. H. p ~ n p + H Rsss B B ME-
sss 3 s sss4s
New Orleans. April 80, 81 is;s FACET D. M'F'
g samSsst ?, MpP sssstut i p MP n
& asn seaes n n 5. + Tas sas ). H.
A4i'. ~ Joseph Martin. D. NJ. 2. = ~ -
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COLE MS

C0LEMAN'S
PATENT UNDUL.dT0RY CORN AND
FIGURING MILL MANDATORY
e City Of Jefferson, Suburb of New Orleans.
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:, =. - ETAT DE la LOUISIANA,
Cnquiens Goar Datriet dc Ia NoHveIIe Orleans
E0HN NISSLER. vs. SEES CREANCIERS, pour
~ AtermoimsrNe 1oa1Avis par prsseu. dome
John Nisser caa
davoiF etads Droue
pnblique cete vile, MARD, lie Tame
henrea man, eet pende du
din John fsls atesmoisment plus notifies
toutas
snspendues. : .
Parodre de Ia cour, 81 Juliet, 1855. .,a- -
A MOTIF 6,rsfEsr
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ETAT DE la LOUISIANA j
Cnquieme Car do District de Ia Nolvelle Orleans.
A NDREW MILLER VS.. SEES CREANCIERS
N creansiers de pipsovabe
dsyar elnde rshar noteIt
'pabiiqae oete wills, AERe Rap Is dAou 1856 s
du Atlu, isberer
10 sont Dc pas no.ifa toue
peonne ct lee popriee tu dit nsolya
allss1s ". A MOTT, sreaier
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FIRST 5Usrtoss CopEr, Dr. MATHEWS Mn. HOFFMAN,
/ PERIsH OF oHLEAks. No. 1895 80 -
lalY VIRTUE of writ Of feri facias to me
dre9ted by heBoaE. o. aienue First the Peace
or m pssh S1 Orleans win coed TO sell public
sh Of 1850 at the hour of 10 o'clock NJ
aka Areae on Magazine
atIeetss the following described property,
A certAtn LOT OF GROUND,
thsrsoa Sad lot corning the
seeis, bang lot no. AZ Square $40 measuring
in On Psiaido street BY 1873 feet in depth fronting
street. seized In the above suit Terms and
raaE j. Jsi0fPE, Constable
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PREarEnn yusrIeK PAIx, BR. MATTHEW Va. MR. HoFF.
"a goIssk 9,oRlkAss ! MAN.-No4i7,l5s
I'm VERTU d. une writ de tieri facias a moi
adresse pIIou L. o. Gaenne Justice de Pair
la Paoes dofleans, 10
SAMEDI is de Sep.ebre, 1856 de M
rue des entr lea Grayier hatcher
suiyante-e Sf
In CERTAIN TERRAIN, ct
deus fe dit des PaTIo
etant 10 terrain No u dams
Fsrdtdo E0 pteds p:otondeu
4Saa dams PahAirs ci=tsaGus Conditions
ans ] j. HOPPE EanstabIa
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-08-25

The GLORIA IN ExcEisIs an extensive colec-
ton of new Church Music, consisting Of Hymn
Tunes Anthems, Sentences, Choruses, and
Chants, including, also, an entirely new and
practical arrangement of the elements Of music,
to which is added variety Of vocal exercises and
glecs, for social gatherings, singing school and
choir practice BY W. WILLIAMS. Boston;
Phillips Sampson and Company. New York;
j. G. Derby. Buffalo; wanzer, McKim & Co.
Such is the title of a new collection of church
music that has been laid on our table. As we
make no pretensons to any critical knowledge Of
music we submitted the work to a competent friend,
who thinks that the collection embraces as much
that is commendable and as little that is objection
able, as any similar work with which he is acquain-
ted 1t is claimed by the author that the arrange
ment, which is peculiar, is an improvement on that
which has heretofore been obtained We trust
those who are more particularly interested in this
branch Of church service will examine the work
for themselves. II is for sale at Felton's.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-08-25
THE GAY SEASON.

Last week was the culmnatug point Of the gay
summer season, aui the eioris Of any future week
mus, suffer by comparison with what was then ac-
complishcd. The Dances at the Lawrence and
WesselhUit houses were nrer more brilliant, or
conducted with spirit AID animation. In these
weekly gatherings there is IN peculiar charm that
must always form an important feature in the at
fractions Of Bra,tleboro These houses might we'll
deserve the name Of "sure II II were only for the
restorative eiiec, which thee pleasant reunions ex-
ercisc upon all who are fortunate enough to be par
Elephants in them.
The great event Of the week, however, was the
concert Of Thursday evening; concert sustained
principally by Amateurs AID with such ability as
to lead all who were fortunate enough to hear H.,
into the belief that we have ,mong US as much sol
ID and intelligent amateursslip in music as can be
found anywhere. There wee instrumental perior-
manees that were truly surprising, and that might
be listened to with pleasure by the refined and eul
tiyated in musical art in aay metropolis. In the
s tA II " ssSs EEsssSsial with dis. dis.
frankly admit we did not suppose could exist ex-
oepi among the professionals. Mr. and Mrs Mayer
deserved all cur thanks for the fne musical treat
which they prepared for on tina, occasion and
united with the youth, the grace and the beauty
that aidel to make the entertainment complete, it
reminded us as a whole Of what the Boston Music
Journal would call "Glorious epic tone banquet"
The Theatrcals at the Wosselhgft on Friday
were prepared with the skill and care that belong
to every thing that emanates from that source; all
three Of the pieces were carefully studied well
hearsed and well mounted. There are in the rep
reservations Of this establishment evidences Of
neglect or hasty work. the only new feature was
the young lady who appeared as Mrs Twit,er in the
first piece, and whose "make up" as the critics
say, came as near to perfection AS is permitted in
this degenerate world. We hear that other enter
tainments are spoken Of and hope that they may
not end in rumor. The suggestion to give grand
reunion ball in the lower hall Of the town house is
excellent one and we hoTe II may he carried out
before the season has 50 far passed to have thin
mel the number Of strangers who would at present
add to its charm.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-08-25

FRoM KANSAS. The Kansas Legislature,
in joint session, have appointed IecomPion the
permanent seat of government. The cores
pordent of the Missouri Republican says -
Il is situated on the Kansas river, near the
geographical centre of the territory. COnven-
lent as it is to all portions of the territory, the
location will doubtless give general satisfaction
The town site is beautiful. Timber abonnds'
Water is plen,y. Both timber and water arc
of the most excellent quality. Yesterday,
shares in the Lecompton Town Company could
have been bought for 500, to-day they cannot
be bought for less than $1,000, except when
party is compelled to sell by money pressure
This evening, men are considered worth slV,'
600, who, last evening, were considered VOLTA
nothing. To-day, men are regarded as goou
for $50, 900, who, yesterday, were regarded as
good for several hundred less than nothing
What is il that tickle fortune will not do Tor
lucky peoplei This result adds much excite
ment and a grea, deal Of leg-rOlling, and splash
es with cold water many high hopes of fortune
Some are elaled more are depressed.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-08-25
DEATH OF ABBOTT LAWRENCE

This eve nj, which has been hourly expec,c,
for some days, occurred at eleven O'Clock Sat
urday morning. He expired as though fallinn
into deep sleep, retaining his consciousness
to the last. His disease was reported TO b.
congestion of tho liver. Mr.. Lawrence wa.
widely known and respected lie was one Of
tho marked instances, among the men of the
retiring generation, Of successful and rapid as
cent from poverty, and o5scurity to wealth and
extensive influence, by means of eminent prac-
teal talent and invincible energy Of character.
The foundation Of his large fortune was laid
in commercial enterprise in BOSTON. At lat
or date he embarked in manufacturing, and for
many years has stood at the head of that great
interest in New England, Mr.. Lawrence en-
tered public life as the representative of Bos-
ton in Congress from 1885 to 1880. In 1913
he was appointed on tho commission 70 se;tle
the northeastern boundary question, and in 1919
he was appointed by President Taylor minister
to England, where he remained until near the
close of Mr., Fillmore's administration, filling
the office in reputable and satisfactory man.
ner' and acquiring great personal popularity
among the English people.
III person MT. Lawrence was dignifed and
mannerly, in his intercourse courteous and
agreeable, and in his hospitality unbounded. -
OF his numerous acts of public munfcence,
the establishment of the scientific school at
Cambridge, which bears his name, by the lib
eral donation Of $4,000, will perhaps be
most universally appreciated He was Uni
tartan in his religious faith, but his benefactons
were controlled by no narrow regard for sect.
Almost every public enterprise has received
liberal aid from him, and no worthy object, pub-
lie or private, was ever presented to him in
vain.
Abbott Lawrence was the seventh child of
Deacon Samuel Lawrence, worthy farmer of
Groion, and was born December 10, 1902 in
1919 he married Katharine, daughter of Tim
olhy Bigelow of Medford, who survives him.
with five children, three sons and two dauah-
lers. Ills brothers, William and Amos, have
died within few years, and Samuel Lawrence
is now the only surviving brother of family
OF honorable and successful merchants, who
have left enduring memorials of well-spent and
useful lives TO the capital and the state
Springfield Republican.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-08-25
STATE COUNCIL OF THE AMERI.
CAN PARTY,

we learn that the ouarterly meeting of the
State Council OF the American party, met at
Bellows Falls on Tuesday ofthe present week.
The council adjourned without making any
nominations for State officers, thus leaving in
tho field but two tickets, Republican
ticket composed of Rover, FLrrcnrR and
BATES, ind the Democratic ticket composed
of CLARK, CoLBY and PAGE.
In taking this step tho delegates of the
American party were actuutcd by a strong de-
sire TO give unanimity of expression to the
anti.administration & anti slnyery sentiments
entertained by large minority of the people
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-08-25

Iiri Psi FRATnn-ir This society. which is
formed from members Of the different colleges in
the United States, held its Eighth Annual Conyen-
ton in Hartford, Conn, the lith and 10th inst
The following institutions were we'll represented
New York University, College of Pennsylvania,
Brown University, n. l., Harvard College, Mass,
Princeton College n. j., Dartmouth College, n. H.
Rutgers College n. j., Wateryille College, Me-
The proceedings were marked by great unanimity
and enthusiasm, and were highly ereditable to the
Fraternity.
An exceedingly able Grafton on "Aetion," was
delivered by Rev. chas. X. skillman of Luzerne,
N Y, and fine poem on "war" by Asa Arnold
Esq, of Providence, r. |. The convention of 1856
is to be held at New brunswick, N. j., the seat Of
Rutgers College, where is the Delta chapter Of the
Fraternity.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-08-25

"USnER vmcn KiSo?"-By observing
the list Of nominees Of the "Pcople's Repub-
lcan convention" and Of the Democratic
convention, 1--WE observe a remarkable stint
larity. Examine the resolutions Of the for
rner and then ,ce how well they comport with
the fact stated IN one of the Democratic res
olutions, which declare. that "Thc Democrat
sc party of Ver,nssli is pledged to the prn-
ss-;r ,l-- sna organization Of the iNa..-..-I na-
"mocracy."
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-08-25
LETTER rRoM KANSAS.
Correspondence Of the Vermont Phoenix.
OrrAwA, X. T., Aug. 9Th, 1865


OTTAWA, X, r., Aug. 9Th, 1865.
Mn EplroR .--Afler long thinking and much
doubling on the subject, | have come to the con-
clusion that, hereafter, il ! wish to hear tho
truth about any part Of the Territory | had bet
ter send TO the East for ii. Private letters from
Your place to friend here, inform me that
"Kansas is a humbug," and all its inhabitants
are going to starve, statements, the truth Of
which, with all the experience and advantages
of nine months residence in the Territory,
had failed to perceive.
learn that Mr. Green and family, and
Mr. Sergeant, have recently returned TO your
place, carrying thence q sad report OF the coun-
try. Among other things it is reported that
they represented "that tho ground is 50 hard
that we cannot plow it, that the wafer Is so
poor il cannot be drunk without making one
sick, that the soil is poor, and that provisions
are so scarce and high that the people will Ger
tainly siarve." In consequence Of these re-
ports the friends of those who have gone West
are anxious and uneasy.
/ Now, Mr. Editor, leave it to you whether
man who has only remained in the Territory
two or three days, is u competent Judge Of us
soil, climate, or water. This Mr. Green mere
/ ly travelled from Kansas City to Lawrence, J
think, a distance of foriy-fyo miles, stayed
~ wv " - 49, ,oad ,onlI corry
him.
~, L,,,',t.,, No, so are,,
- 49,, o,,;rr,,, s,,ys
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:, 49,, -, =, -. H. I'll. =,
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- ,,l,,,.,I r.o, ono 20 ,lr.o i,chcs doe, and
f,olo.,,, ,b,,,,h tho soa IN mn, tho seed in and
,hor s,r,,ol. ,,i,h a, ,xo ,o cover i, $40 finish.
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,;,ne tho corn has remained untouched By hoe
nlo,y nv c,,l,;vo,or and /, ia oo,v Crom IN l(
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- 1-' 80 '''''' -''''''S.'T'e ~ 'vrJ Pun
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doccr,lv ;rdn.,7;on. man ,ror,,n - oi,I'i
s,.ryos a. da.,h n Kaass. ,rar.;,a,,. ,e
yo,r - come II u, Nil. a.. r9.ao,,.IIo
man in Dr,ulcboro ia disnosod u douh, ,ho
,rn,b n ,ho ,bovo s,,,ernon,. ,nd u .';II;n' -
nav nos,,ce f,r tho nurnoso Of hoy;no HE dosb,s
s,,seod vii, nron,rn donos;,;oaa e..
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