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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
NEW SADDLERY SHOE

BJTob Go DOSr1S,
II ESpECTFULLY announce TO the citizens
IL of GLASGOW and vicinity, that they have
permanently located in this place, for the purpose
OF carrying on the
Saddle and Harm ess business
They will keep constantly on hand full assort-
ment of
Saddles, Brides, Martingaies, Single and Dou-
BILE Hrraess,y Blind Brides, go,
and every description Of Saddlery, whichwil be
offered on the most reasonable terms. They feel
confident from their experience in the business
10 be able to give entire satisfaction TO all who
may favor them with their patronage.
Gz5'shop one door above the Post ohl'e'
Glasgow, December ii, 1884.
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PUgLIC MEETING.

At a meeting Of the citizens Of Weston,
called by his Honor the Mayor, to be held
at The Court Rooms in this city on Saturday
night, the l9lh inst, to express their views
and feelings with reference TO the transac-
ton which took place in our streets on
Thursday last, on motion Of J, NJ. Rai.ey
the Mayor was called to the chair, and on
motion Of cSamlJ. Finch, Jno. NJ. Railcy was
appointed Secretary. On motion OF Rev.
J. b. Wright, the chair appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen as a committee TO report
a preamble and re>olu ions expressive OF
the sense of the meeting, TO an adjourned
meeting on Monday evening the 2lst inst,
A. b. Hathaway, II. Collier, G, w. Dye,
p. Blanchjour, J, V. Parrot, f. Cody, and
Jno. NJ. Raiiey, Committee. The meeting
then adjourned till Monday evening the
2lst inst, at early candle-hght. Monday
evening, May Dist, the meeting met pursu-
ant TO adiourument-hiS Honor the MAJOR
in the Chair. The Committee appointed at
the previous meeting, through their Chair
man, reported the following preamble and
resolutions, which were adopted, without .
dissenting voice:
WurREAs, a scene has been enacted in OH
midst by some citizens of Loavenworth
Kansas Territory, in making their appear
ance IN our city, on Thursday the l7tl
inst, with man by the name of Phillips
whom they had previously tarred an'
feathered and placed sstride Of rail, AM
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The following beautiful hymn we take
from an ancient writer, whose productions,
doubtless some OF our readers have a slight
acquaintance with:
Thou makest, O Lord, the outgoing Of
the morning and evening to rejoice. Thou
visitest the earth, and waterest it; thou
greatly enrichcst it with the river Of God,
which is full OF water; thou prcparest them
corn when thou has so provided for it, thou
waterest the ridges thereof abundantly; thou
makest it soft with showers thou blesscst
the springing thereof; thou crownest the
year with goodness, and thy paths drop fat
ness. They drop upon the paths orthe will
derness, and the little hills rejoice on every
side. The pastures are clothed with flocks;
the valleys also are covered with corn; they
shout for Joy, they also .ing,
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From The Weston K,rortcr. 22l.

Below we publish the proceedings and
resolutions of large and enthusiastic meet
ing of our citizens, held at the Court Room
in this city, on Monday evening the 2lst
inst. We are aware that considerable feel
ing existed among a very few Of Oh: citizens
as TO ue propT.ety OF holding this meeting
fearing, as lhcy said, il would be giving
encouragement and couutcnance to aJylilion-
lists in Kansas and elsewhere" We cthought
otherwise as we understood the objects OF
The meeting. and as we heard them eXp plain
cd. We then believed, and still believe our
citizens had i right, and that it was an in
cumJcnt duty upon them, TO assemble to-
gelher quietly and express ther views frank
" and freely with reference TO The transac-
tons which took place in our streets last
Thursday, without any reference, OF course,
t, the guilt or innocence Of Phillips as to
the crimes charged against him, having com
mttted them in Kansas Territory, but only
having in view the proprety Of the citizens
of Leayenworth bringing their criminals into
our city in the State Of Missouri, to punish
them by mob violence,
We have read the resolutions carefully
and we can discover nothing in them in the
least tending 10 aJoIitioni>m. and nothing
but any and every law-abiIing and order
loving citizen can, and will. chcerully and
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whilst Brown was attempting to draw q
loaded pistol, and sthere was reasonable
cause TO apprehend design on the part oE
Brown to shoot Hays, or do him some great
personal injury, and there was immediate
danger OF such design being accomplished,
then Hays had right TO strike Brown in
the necessary defence of himself unless
they believe that Hays, with design of
killing Brown, or doing him some great in
jury, sought the difficulty, and provoked
Brown to draw his pistol.
The law prcsumes that The defendant is
innocent Of the crime charged against him,
and the jury must find him not guilty, un-
less they believe beyond a reasonable doubt
that he is guilty; and il the jury have a rea-
sonablc doubt OF lis guilt, they are bound to
find him not guilty.
To find the prisoner guilty Of murder in
the first degree, the jury must believe, and
that beyond reasonable doubt, that the
prisoner killed John W Brown feloriou,ly,
wiltully, deliberately and OF his malice
Ia!orethought, and that before the act was
done, he had deliberately formed the design
to take the life of Brown.
That although the jury may believe tie
weight Of evidence before them is against
I the innocence of the defendant, yet, unless
they are sati, fled of his guilt beyond rea-
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q CA RD.

TNHE undersigned will continue the Cigar
J. Business as usual, at the Old Stand for
merly occupied by Norman & Co., and having
engaged the services of Experienced Manufactu-
rers, will continue TO furnish as good Cigar, at
as low rates. and on as liberal terms as any house
in the State, and hopes to receive share Of pub
lie patronage. VIM. J. GAMBREL.
Glasgow, April 5, 1855.
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Revision of the Scriptures.

The following is the report adopted by
the General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
church, recently in session in 81. Louis, on
the subject Of revising the scrip,ures-
The committee had received an overture
from the SYNOD OF Missouri rc,pecripy the
common version Of the Bible. Sad move
mcnt set forth the fact that strenuous Efforts
have been made Tor years, and are now made
especially in the West. to destroy confidence
in and set aside our common and most cx-
ce!lent version Of the Bible, as very defect
i've and sectarian, and to introduce q new
one. 1t moreover sets forth tia. we Us
Presbvterians, have been misreprescn,ed
and the idea conveyed that some Of our min
istcrs favor the scheme. Our silence On
the subject has resulted in creating a su,-
picon among some of our people that the
common version of The Bible is not worthy
of confidence. Therefore. Resolved.
l,t. That we have un,haken confidence
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Respect for Truth.
Respect for Woman.
Respect for Religion.
Guinea Fowls VS.. Rats.

A correspondent of the Prairie Farmer,
who was very much annoyed by rats, tried
shooting, poisoning, and everything he could
think of; but they defed the whole eai-eg.
o,y. He then heard that they would not re-
main where guinea fowls were kept, and
procured several, and now says that for
over two years he has neither seen or heard
s rat ,bou, the premises.
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VINO Is A GENrLLuAN?-I In Mr.. CAas.
IIl4's Review on the nunory committee Of
Massachusetts X. \. Legislature, tho fol.
lowing pungent passage occurs:
The definition of the term gentleman"
has puzzled heads better qualified for tho
task Otis TO aisrepect 10 say) than mem
bers Of the Massachusetts Legislature. l
do not care to try to define the word but I
clam to he able 10 Judge what is the con.
duct Of gentleman. Some critics in their
definitions confound the gentleman" with
tic soldier; some confound the gentleman
with the christian. BJ,h doubtless, are
partly right and partly wrong. There are
three things, however, which by universal
consent have come to be regarded as neces-
sary attributes Of the character Of @ gentle
man from the age Of chiyalry downwart,.-
These three things are
Respect for Truth.
Respect for Woman.
Respect for Religion.
Ike who fails in either Of these three,
so far falls short Of the character Of gentle
man. Tho party that went 10 ROxLury
failed in them all"
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IRON HOUSE.
PLASTERING.

TINE undersigned having located permanently
L in Glasgow, takes this method Of informing
those having Plastering TO be done either ip the
town or country, that he is fully prepared to at
tend to the same at any time He warrants his
work TO give satisfaction, and
PRICES MODERATE.
Cisterns cemented, whitewashing and all kinds OF
work pertaining TO the business done at the short
est notice.
Having had sixteen years experience in the bu-
sness, in st, Louis, fiatter myself ] can do the
above business in superior manner.
REFERESoE.--W. +. Dunnca, JRo. @. Woods.
EDW. c. HUMPHREYS.
March /. ls55-y
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MEDICAL CAND.

nR. J. J. WATTS has resumed the practice Of
- his profession, and will give atentlonto all
calls.
u Residence, Randolph county, where DR..
w. b. Watts formerly resided. je29
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with great variety Of Fancy Cutlery, Table
md Tea Spoons, Looking Glasses, Ladies' Trim
ninns- Yankee Notions. &c.
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WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW

Every woman should know that If she is in poor sctIy
aeDHtated condition othealth making existence burden
70 nese and source Of painful anxiety TO her relatives
and friends, and perhaps (horribe reelection n entoD
ana INJECTING her own maladies 5uerings upon hsr
oanaren that 1t s her duty understand why and from
what cause her suerngs arse that remedy and relef
"hne yet there is time, BIT walled Of the causes b.
SV0uea IN iuture and her heath restored that she may
life y 'Ue . s"'USn1enuS OF
woman look at the emaciated FORM the death
Hs the deepburied, lustreIess eye the sunk
the gloomy and depressed SPIRITS the shattered
nerves. the PROSTATE and helpless condition of many
daughter or sister, If not herself included,
net o" circle whose days days of agony, and
HstSe"' must this continue? Must this BET Il
mere no remedyS No relief No hopper"
1ne remedy Is BY knowing the causes and avoiding
them, and knowing the remedies and beneatnr by tb.
These are pointed ont in
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Marion Machine Shop.

ME undersigned having formed cU-pHrt-
4 nership for tho manufacture of machines
would respectfully inform the citizens Of North
western Virginia that they urc now making, and
keep constantly on hand, and for sale ut Their
establishment, in Palatinc, Opposite pairmont
Marion county, Va. Mt the lowest prices, %
neral assortment of AGRICULTURAL INLPIE-
MENTS, &c, among which may he found a
NEW and VERY SUPERIOR TERESiIlNG
MACHINE. which cXccls in EASY DRAUGIIT
CLEAN AND RAPID WORK, any machine Vrrnscd.
We can also furnish COMMON MACHINES
and machines with STRAW CARRIERS, OIL
CLEANERS attached.
We are manufacturing superior article Of
REAPIN4 MACHINES, suitable for cutting eli.
thcr grain or grass. This mucliHc IAN be used
to advantage upon any ground w!!arc a Wagon
can be driven.
PLOUGUS.-Wc have always GU aand lurgC
assortment of the best patent ana ether .,lOughs
found liz the country.
We are also manufacturing n CUTTING BON
for hay, straw or fodder. which for ..tsy and ri.-
pid work, exceeds anything of the kind in the
country.
This establishment. being situated upon tht
line of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. give.
to purchasers the best facilities for transporting
articles to distance ut small expense and tho
inducements offered Of reasonable terms and sill.
perior manufacture, must continue to render
this popular establishment Will, the public.
n. b Repairing done at che shortest motto,
and in tho best style
COOPER, MORRISON & FRAME.
February eth lS54-ly.
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PEOPLES TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR.
HENRY A. WISE,

A Nd for cheap goods call at l.. d. Dolbearc's
"A CHEAP CASH STORE. opposite Chats. Lewis
where can be found. n new and fresh supply OF
FALL IL WINTER GOODS. such as Blk.. Gro.
dc Rhine, Plaid Mcrino, Mourning Mousline.
Plaid Ginghmn, Pougee Handkerehiefs. Lace
Falls. Lace Wells, Unders!ccvcs, Chcmisetta. L.
C. lId'kfs., Cold. Bard do. Neck Ties Blk Ttal.
Cruvuts Fancy Kid Gloves. Extra Buck Gloves
UNDERSTANDS, Bonnet Ribbon. Velvet do Taft.
do. Fanny Sattinctts, Cadet Jeans Brown do
Blk Silk Velvet. Brown Cloth. BLK do. Bl'k &
Fancy CHssimcrc'S. Prints. and Domcs,icr &c.
Also, large assortment of Hat, Caps Boots
Shoes, Contectionarics, Groceries, hardware
Qucenswarc &c.
All of which will BIO sold low for cash, OF
country produce. l.. D.DOLBEAKE.
Nov. sth, 1S54.-tf.
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For the REGISTER.
TUT "' NeyIS1eT'
RANDoLrn, Va, March 3. 1855.


EDlToE OF CoOPER's REGISTER
We had d visit from t. w. Lurty, ESQ,
OF your town, at our last Court, (Februa
ry) who made for us n speech, and an.
uounced John S. C",liIe Of your place, as
= candidate for Congress, in this district
He declared Mr.. Garlic TO be Democrat
with an improvement upon the old Dem
ocratic creed, in this. that he, Mr.. c., wa,
for an alteration in the naturalization laws
from the years NV required by law, 10
81 years; and further, he Was in favor of
Americans governing America, and OBJ.
posed t" Roman Catholics holding any Of
tice OF profit or honor; and lastly. he. Mr..
G.. was opposed to tho Homestead law
Mr.. LurIy then, with great vchemc nee,
said II these were KnOw-Nothng princi-
pies, then his candidate was "a Know No.
Thing. But, lie said, Mr.. C. was not a
Know Nothing, and ifthese principles were
know-N"thing, he adopted the principles
but despised their secret meetings.
Mr.. Samuel Crane replied. and told NJ,
Lurty that his candidate could not carry
old Randolph with these principles. We
are still for the old fashion Democratic
principles, and could not adopt this aacO
tangled party at whole mouth full. |
suppose harrisburg will have her usual
"rge share Of candidates in the field
Well, the will Of the Democracy decide
smorg them. The other counties are
bound to submit to Clarksburs. B.
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NO9ECC,

II EhSONS wishing - lease on lands will find it
l. 10 their interest to give Il call before the
LIST day Of April. so. One hundred acres has
t, good dwelling house. finished lust October,
and good Stable large enough for four horses.
There is good we'll of water in The yard Also.
three acres Of cleared land. The other tract of
land is adjoining, and has 81 acres with q house
suitable for small family. There is good
spring OF water near the house. Fifteen acres
ucadened three or four years ago. without two
acres under fence. The land is situated within
one fourth Of Il mile from Section 30. on the n
W. Va. RuilrC adj.
This is good chance for any one wishing to
engHge i'll the timber business, there is timber
to be furnished on said road. and cord wood will
soon be wanting. This .and is as we'll timber.
cd as any land in Western Virginia, and lies
within hal mile of the touriShing village of
Fairview, in Doddrdgc county. l will sell both
tracts on good terms. Any one wishing to write
to me concerning the above, my address is Green
wood, Va, near the land.
J. R. CRIGLER.
Feb. Of. st
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Nnficc

10y virtue Of Il Decree Of the Circuit Court Of
A Dotdridgc County, rendered the 18th duv
OF NInN, 1871, and Of decree Of the sam" Court,
rendered on the Goth day Of October, 1854. in u
cause therein pending wherein Octuvius Picker
ing is complainant aud ThOs. Smith defendant.
the undersigned Commissioner therein named
will, OH the 4th Monday in February next in
front Of the Courthouse in said county, proc crd
to sell to the highest bidder, credit of six,
twelve and eighteen months, Il tract of $50 acres
of Land, lying on Piggin Run, branch Of Mid.
die Island Creek, the purchaser giving bonds with
good per ,onal security for the purchase money.
The legal title to said land will also be retained
as further security. EPHRAIM BEE,
ianl1-lt Com.
The sale OF the above property is postponed
until the 18th Monday i'll March, 1850
lnar7-3t E. BEE. Com.
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,. II. MURPHEY.

~ WATCH1AND CLOCK MAKER, JEW
3,YA, ELER and SILVERSMITH, BasseIl's
&.l4Row, Clarhsburg, Va, has just returned
from the East with a SPLENDID stock o { RICH and
RARE Goods, which lie offers to the public al fair
and reasonable prices. His stock consists in part
c OId and Silver Hunting Case Lever WATCH
ES:
\ great variety of CLOCKS of every style
some of which are very beautiful. 80 hour and
day clocks, varying in price from 50 to sig
Howard and Davis's CompenSating Reg uluors,
from IS TO $50.
Also, on hand and for sale, wholesale and re-
tail, every description Of Watch and Clock
Material.
English and French Lunettes,
Common and Patent Glasses,
Cyintrrs StaffS, Vergcs and Plniops
Cock Roller, Foot and Train Jewels
Bushing-Wire, Peg-W God. Brushes, Oil &c
together with every article i'll his line of bust
ness
He is we'll prepared TO execute i'll the ncutrst
manner all kinds of WORK. and the greatest
attention will TO paid to re pairing Watches.
Clocks andkJ ewrlry. Work done for those
in the trade ut reduced prices
Among his JEWELRY, &C., will be found,
Il rich assortment Of
Larrs' and Gentlcmnn's Brcastplns uno Finger
Rings.
Gold Vest, Fob and Guard Chains
Buckles.
EARRINGS, Clasps, Necklaces and Bracelets.
Shirt Studs, Crosses, Wristletts aud Cuff Pins
Coral ArmIets and Necklaces.
COrneian Rings and Crosses.
Cola and S liver Pencils, Pens and Pen. holders.
Silver Shutters and Trays.
Britannia and Plated Fruit Baskets aud Casters.
Silver and Plated Tea aud Table Spoons, Forks
&c.
Gold. Silver and Plated Spcctacles.
Work Boxes, T'himblcs and Sewing Birds.
general assortment Of Joseph Rodgers Pc
Knives, Razors, Scissors, &c.
Colts and Aliens Patent Revolving Pistols.
Port Monaics, sc.
Also, Il great variety of FANCY ARTI-
Giles, TOYS, &c.
The public arc respectfully invited to call anG
examine this stock, as the proprietor futters
himself that he suit the taste Of the mos
(ustdous, at prices at which the most unrcu
sonabIe cannot compluin. jan2l II.
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management ofnatiOnalF affairs the obi.
Gus character o. lhe oath binding freemen
10 be governed ia all respects, social and
political, by the dicIum OF the order &c..
&c: ae4
Numerous other points were made by
she speaker-nearly all Of them of tell
ing character. We cannot. however. IN
dertake to mention them. He spoke
about four hours to an attentive audience,
who frequent y opplauIed him arnly.
II any further apology is necessary for
this meagre notice of Mr. Wise's speech.
We must plead sickness in our family and
press Of business in the Office.
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1Mron-Axr 10 IrLLERs.
tN........-.. kN.,lN NNIRHt


Having hoard many Statements preiudtotRl TO
your Patent C onicaI Mills the result ofignnrNncO
aud prejudice. confess was unfavoFably inn
pressed for long time, until hud used SomO
aoTr mudo by them when was convinced that
they wore capable Of making as good or better
hour than had ever had from any other Kind
Of Mills. Now this is to certify that have In
my basement. No. ! Buffalo street, two run OF
yonr ConicEl Mills, with which ] hRvo mAdol
within thu last four months, u large quRntityo OF
Hour. from an average of four busholA and ~
pounds Of wheat 10 the barrel, ono half OF which
passed for extra in tho city of New 1orkJ the
other half for RupCrfnC ] have done this 20
satisfy myself as to the yield. believe your
Mills require not more thnn ono.half rs much
power Qs the fiat slcuCs TO do tho Same amour
Of business. They also grind cool, consequently
the color is better Nndmoro pure, and tue hSut
brighter the furmontin9 properties of the uUuT
not having been injured; also having more
strength, and nbsorbs u larger quantity OF wAtof
when mado into bread, than -four made Py the
Hat stone. Yours, RespocttullSt
To CuARIEs Ross.
NEW Haven, Conn. Sept. 9th. 1858.
Mr.. CHARLEs Rnss, Rochester, slR:--lh reply
to your lcttcr on the subject Of your MiHi nave
to say, that have, Mnlor tho direction Qtathe
Commisary General Of the L. $. Army, General
Gibson, purchased several Of them, with .hnrto.
powers, boilers, &c, complete forwarding them
to Mexico, California, Oregon and freXat, for uSe
i'll connection with tho army. The Mill lstonnd
to answer every purpose rcquircdso grinding
Mill is easily kept in order. grinds rapidly and
OF such degree nC fincnesS or coRrBcn0ss as may
be desired. 1t be adjuhtcd rcndlyst0 any
kind of horse winter power, II portablgi Of
small compass. of light weight aud not OXp0n.
sivc. | regard tho Millns cininontly we'll aaop.
| ted to both Army and Navy, ae we'll ms 70 from.
tier use also we'll calculated to enable tile grow
or of grain to make Ills own four. For the
grinding of Epices. coffee, &c. on largo inhnu-
frctnring scale, itanwors n good purpose. had
one Of Your Mills PIT upRt Con Taylors heAd-
quarters ut Monicry. In Mexico. isworked well.-
found tito BE- Pcriertin all It's parts and fsa-
lures.
Very respectfully your obciiupt .eryaAt,
A. b, EATON
Brcv. Mai. U. S. Army, aud Com subac0
The following are tho sizes, diHm0tSr, Wolght
| and cost of tho mills;
No. /. Hand, or One Horse Power Mil. II In.
clcs, 100 lbs. $15.
No .. Two horse power, 10 inches, goo Ms 500.
+" 3, For steam or water 10 800 40.
" 4, a Grist Mills. II a. $50 " 40.
3. :. B1crchant mills 20 a 800 500.
Tho mill Is entirely confined mi strong cast
iron Frame and the above Is the WHOLE WEI0HF
The Mills arc manufactured only by CHARLES
ROSS. South st. Paul street. pGnF Court street
Bridge Rochcstcr. N. Y. ZuTiel Lewis, GsnaFAl
Agent Tor Virginia,
For further particulars, etc, Inquire post PAiA
Of W. p. COOPER,
February 18th, 1884.
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SaEe OF Valuable Property

I \ Nccord0ncc with tic provisions OF Il decd Of
trust executed by Andrew Henderson on the
18th day OF July, 1893, to INC Trustee, t., Sc
cure dub~luc Lloyd Loundcs, and OF record in
the Clerks office of the county court Of Harrison
county. the undersigned. az Trustee therein. will
sell at public auction on TUESDAY. the 20:h Of
March. 1873, before the front door OF the court;
house of said county, certain parcel of Land :.I
joining The town Of Cl"rkSi,urg. containing nine
acres. known us the Coal Bank Land. Il is sup
posed there is at least six OF which contains
coal of superior qaulily; two res now in rr;,S,
The Bank has been newly opened and arranged
i'll convenient rooms. with and rilil-truct all
III COOL order. Tcrm~-Ca>h i'll hand.
EDGAR VI. DAWSON.
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