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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-24
Gag AND Gas MErKRs.-A singular fact
-. mat been brought to light in London, in


has lust been brought to light in London, in
regard to gas meters. A careful examine
ZION of,he gas works Of London has estab-
,i.hed this fact, that "the lower the quaint.
!, Of gas, the greater the velocity with which
i flows through the meter; that is, the
quantity registered is increased in proper
lion a. the quantity is deteriorated" The
.,.,ement given BY the Superintendent Of
the Gas Works at ST. Louis, which we pub
li,hed few days since, is to the same eff
fact. II 10 thus that he accounts for the in
crease of the gas bills during the recent
enid weather when comparatively a less
quantity gas was consumed Our read
ers may find the above item to possess
local tendency upon the presentation ofthe
next monthly gas bills,
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10HHDS. new crop n Orleans Sugar,
lU5" old g
Isbbls. new g :. Molssses,
ssIogal Kegs Belehes's syrup :. :.
30 Sacks Rio Coffee,
2 boxes Z" - Ground,
100 bbls. Winter Apples, .,... ....
IS Burning Fluid,
10 boxes Star Candles,
3bbls. Tar,
10 " Crushed, Powdered, Clarfd and Loaf Sugar,
20 boxes Mould Candles, 'a.ur
IS Palm, Rosin and Chemical Soap,
IS Gronnd Spices, Mustard and Chocolate,
l2 Assorted Pickles,
IS I Chests and Boxes Tea,
D bbls 4 hlfbbls Mackerel and White Fish,
1900 lbs Bank Cod Fish.
500 bushels Plastering Hair. -.sta. d.
Also
Salt in Sacks and Bbls., Tobacco, Cheese, Nails,
Glass and all the articles in the Grocery line Our
stock is entirely new, and selected with particular
regard to be quality of the Articles. We warrant
all the articles sell, and sen for cash We
will sell low. J. M. DALZELL & BRO,
Noy. 10 Cor. Cd r. Perry Sta
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poeks 4 Stationfrp.
Davenport Book Store,
No. z LIE CLAi RE ROW.


TINiE stock of the above has bceu purchas-
4 cd by Messrs Geo. w. Ellis Il Co, who are thor
ought! acquainted with the business III ali it's branch
es and our knowledge OF the new firm authorizes us
say they sill faithfully discharge al. their OBJ
lgailons to the public. In rotiriug we would &C
the steadiast "a we have received from
the comm unity and bespeak for successors con-
nuance thereof believing that they will give to the
business that strict attention which other engage
doing. W. II. HOLMES CO.
Davenport, JAMS, 1856
BY the above announcement II will be perceived
that the undersigned have succeeded Messrs. holmes
a. Co rs proprctors OF the davenport Book Store
Our object in purchasing the Book store Il Two fold
FIRST 10 make money-second TO become citizens OF
Davenportand identify ourselves with its growth and
prosperity To accomplish the first intend to keep
fall and complete stock goods suited this mar
and sell them at fair prices: The second we hope
merit by faithfully dischargng all Inc duties that
pertain to good citizenship. u. W Ellis &Co.
Da, enport, Jan. Z, 1856, DIV
Papier Mache Goods.
XXyE just receipt of large stock oil The above
w goods of new and ex.eedingy ricn styio.
Amoug them ars Writing Desks, Jewel Gases, uioSe
Decs H. A. PORTER & BRO.
Reed Organ.
WE have very superivrin strument now on hand
spiendd article and well adapted for large churches
Ii is equal in power ss9u organ. Amateurs are
D Dec. N N PORTER BRO.
I AIDES ond Gents dressing and Toilet Cases in
IL greatyariety, The above articles are difficult TO
lind but have larger assortment shan oan be
fonnd west OF New York. Call and examine.
Dec2 POTTER Il BRO.
YVES, ',wli pay you to eros. the Ferry and merely
examine our splendid assortment OF FANCY
GOODS now on hand. II net, we will refund the
amount OF your ferriage. Don't forget the place.
Dec.3 PoKTEkSB Book Ltorc.
Diaries for 1856,
LNoR the Pocket and Desk, different szes from %
j. cents to ~ 90 each,at ~
The Iowa Book Rooms,
I2 mo. 90 ELI ADAMS & co.
To Merchants Bankers and others.
nESIRING setts of Account Books fOrthe coming
- year. We would invite attention to our Blank
Books. Tacs OIL sui ei n manu- iacture, ana ale
far ahead of anything made tn this region. We fur
nsh Books of all patterns TO order, with or without
printed headings. Those superior Books on exhbi-
ton at the State Fair, Chicago can be seen at our
store. II. A. PORTER d BhO
Rock Island, Dec ,, 1855.
Henry Y. Slaymaker,
REAL ESTATE Il MONEY BROKER
AND INSURANCE AGENT. |
OFFICE, Corner of Second and Main Streets,
Second Story DAVENPORT, IOWA.
NORCROSs' PATENT PLANNING MACHINE.
4; HE subscriber, Agent for the Patentee Of Nor.
cross Patent Planning Machine will sell rights for
Counties smaller districts In the State Of Iowa.
entee. ii. Y. SLAYMAkEk,
ctnlIs Re- Rsta nj
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G., ELpRtDaE. J. d. STEPHENS.
FRUIT! FRUIT! FRUIT!
NTRSSRS. ELDRIDGE STEPHENS have on
hand and are In constant receipt, at their store,
opposite Leolare House, 0fchoice lots of Foreign and
domestic Fruits, Confectionery, &c, &c, Wholesale
and Retail. .
Dealers are respectfully solicited to give a call.
Don't forget the place, New York Fruit Store.
Nov l3-du. ELDkIDGE q STEPHENS
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NOTICE.
MONEY loaned on Real Estate Security.
wi Good Paper discounted.
Eastern Exchange Bought and Sold.
Time Drafts, acceptances discounted.
Stocks, Bonds bought, and sold on Commission.
Eastern Collections promptly made.
TALLMAN & POWERS,
Office over Wleys Store, South side of Second street
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.11 n11fY DAVENPORT GAZETTE,

=. . ONLY paper in the State of Iowa that is printed on
Power Press and It's circulation is the largest Of any
M state Advertisers appreciate these advantages, as
m .o,uuns amply testify.
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City Wood Yard.
H. WILLIAMS 4 CO,
uAVE opened new Wood Yard at 70. AL'No
IL d Co.'s Lumber Yard. AT the Junction of second
and Front Sts., where they have on hand a full
50 rtment of DR., and Green Wood, namely
Hickory, Ash, Oak, Maple, &c.,
Which they offer for sale the Lowest Market price,
and would most respectfully solicit all who are In
want to give usa cal
P.S. Our wood 10 four feet long.
DayenDort, Jan. 22 d-ly~
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II IFE Insurance is truly Savings Bank for the
i I Widow and the Orphan.
The rich and the poor may avail themselves OF It's
benefits. No man is too poor to insure his Family
from want after his death.
person thirty years of age, by saving five cents
q day, can secure One Thousand DollarsfOr his Fam
il, al his death.
Husbands and Fathers. why do you delay securing
a compe tense to your families after your death?
Young ~ en- are yoa DESTROYS Of getting credit'
Insure your lives.
Young Men have you made provision for your de-
clining years? If not insure your lives!
Creditors, why hazsr the loss of debt by deathf
Insure Il Q lie of your debtor.
To Ali-Have you made such provision for those
and Gear to you, as you would wish you had
done, were YOU 10 de- this night? If you have not,
prOcrastnate no longer, life Is uncertain.
Pamphlets explanatory furnished by Agents gratis.
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Fort Des Moines Land Agency.

Cook g. SARGENT, Davenport.
Cook, SAkeENT & PARKER, Rock Island.
Cook, SAL lent & DowHEY, 10. City, 10.
Cook, SAR, MT & ,oK, Ft y. Moines, 10.
May Sd, 1855
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}. mo Ao,tt,l
|un,. LLolarlrs'
ms good sslh,1
a 'aI'eE Ofst,vsl
con'!o'isbls Ir|
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Buckwheat Cakes
MOI. A 5 S e s

WE have for sales No. article 81 yrsss Srsuda
w Asst Eyssr, in sacks Of 100 lbs, 50 lbs and
b. for family use. ALL lovers Of the above articles
WIZ Nv HULL & PARISH.
J,plsdu Front ST., DAvsnpert.
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and s,ssl.,,s
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I'VE have a very superiorinstrument now on hand
w with two sets of Keys audu Pedal BASS. II is .
splendid article and well adapted for large churches
IL is equal in power to ssgu organ Amateurs are
invited TO oaii and examine IT,.
Dec ----.--. POTTER & BRO.
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OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
JAMES C. WALKLEY, President.
ELIAS GILL, Secretary.
Jno. l.. Bunce, v. Prest. E. d. Dickerman ,Gl. Agt.
DIRECTORS:
Alfred Gill, Daniel Philips
John l.. Bunce, swell Blodget,
John A. Butter, 4. ID. Dickerman,
Noah Wheaton, Samuel Colt,
Nelson Hollisier, james c. Walkley.
s. B. Berssford, NJ. D.; Consulting PLY
JOHN NJ. ADLER, NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
Applications received by HENRY Y. SLAYMA.
KER, Agent, Davenport. dec 25-dtf
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In the House this morning Mr.. Richard
son said he was sincerely DESTROYS OF an Or
oariza alton. 1t had been intimated that
there would be an election should the 9TH
err candidates retire. His position Of can
didate was not his seeking, and he was anx-
ION, to secsde In order to relieve the House
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sVOxACEs
rVNHF Post once has removed, but the News Depot
remains In tho old Post OGce room, whien Sss
been neatly lifted up whovel sha keep - usuai sae
Eassara Pspers. Books Of Standard Literature kis-
espt ulustralsd works, Cheap Publications., NaSs.
sns, School Books, stahOnssy, Choice Fancy Goods,
ss n"osIas,f JNo.olLLRTT, Ast.
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IVES, 'twiii pay you to cross the Ferry and merely
/ examine our splendid assortment Of FANCY
GOODS now hand. II net, we will refund the
amount OF your ferriage. Don't forget the place.
Dec.3 PoKTEk'SB Book Ltorc.
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Something nesirahle.

I AIDES ond Gents dressing and Toilet Cases in
IL great variety, The above articles are difficult to
lind, but have larger assortment shan oan De
fonnd west OF New York. Call and examine.
Dec2 POTTER e. BRO.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.
~~~~>~~~~~----~-~----~~-
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
News from Central and South America,
South Pacific and Australia.
so~~,e~~~~~~>~~~--~~~S>~~~~
Sl,6O7, ,65S i'm Treasure.
~~ec~~~o~~~~~-~~~--~~~,~~~~
DiSBANDING Oh THE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE
Law and Order Restored.
>~~~~->~~~~~-~~-~~~--~~~-
UNCONDITIONAL RELEASE OF JUDGE TERRY.
Great Celebration and Procession of the
Vigilance Committee.
.--~----~~-.-,-----.e-,~~.~<
MORE INDIAN HOSTILITIES.
indian War i'm Oregon Revived.
~.~>~~>~~>o~~o~-~o>~-,-~~-~~~~~
iNTERES TING NEWS ITEMS.
MARRIAGES, BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
~~-->~~y>o~y~Ns~>sS>.s~>>>>>-
Market Reports,
&C., &c, 80.
MORE INDIAN HOsTILITIEs.
indian War i'm Oregon Revived

The ftcnmship George Law, wm. L. Heraden U. :. n,
con onNanding, which sailed fro Aspnwal, Sept g. at
O'Clock n with the mails passepgers and treasure
brought down by steamer John L. stephens arrived a.
this port yesterday afternoon
On the 9Th inst. at O'Clock A. NJ hove the ship to OF
Havana at sunrise sent boat shore obtain permission
10 land the New Orleans mails and passengers without
bringing the sbp into the hsrbor giving the reason
that the rder wished to avoid the quarantine a.
New York Permission was refused and the Gsorge
Law informed that she had violated the laws of the
tort by sending boat inside the barbor that privilege
enly being accorded TO government vessels There
no attemp. made 70 communicate with the shore the
boat gong direct to the guard ship and there awaiting
visa OF the port officers Having desired the agent
order the New Orleans steamer Key West there
to take the mail AM passengers, the George Law got
under way for tina. port at $50 A. H. aad arrived same
day at 80 7. NJ coaled, and sailed again for New York
M2 p. NJ 9th inst
All well on beard, there not having been case OF sick
ness among the stree leaving Francisco
Every thing was quiet n San Francisco the Vigilance
Committee having adjourned after grand parade.
The George Law brings 81 eo7ess in gold on freight,
consigned as follows
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party OF sympathzers with him received him about three
O'Clock in the morning, fired squbs played pipes and
made congratuatory speeches Terry expected to take
bis seat In the Supreme Court one OF the Judges In
few days
The following are the charges made against Judge Ter
ry, together with his SENTENCE
CHARGES.
l. David g. Terry s charged with resisting by violence
the officers OF the Committee Of Vigilance while in the
discharge OF their duty. verdct-Guilty.
2 David s. Terry is also charged with hitting an
assault with deadly weapon with intent to kill Sterling
Hopkins police officer Of the Committee OF Vigilance
on the 21st June 1885, yerdcBy the Executive found
guilty OF the assault by the Delegates found guilty OF
the whole charge.
8. David s. Terry is charged with an attack on j. r.
Purdy, in the city Of San Franc yerdict-By the
Executive, foend guilty; by the Delegates, charge
Plunged.
The following sentence has been pronounced in the
case.-
SENTENCE.
That David Terry having been convicted after full
ar and impartial trial. OF certain charges before the
committee ol Vigilance and the usual punshments In
TIER power to lct not being applicable in the present
instance Therefore, be declared that the decision OF
ne Ccmnltteo OF Vigilance is foilows-That the said
David Terry be discharged from custody and
Resolved That In toe opinion o. the Comysittes OF Vigi
sIce the nterests Of TIE state mperatvely demand
me fait David 5. Terry should resign his position as
Judge o. the Supreme Court
Resolved That thiE resolution be read to David Ter.
~ MD lie forthwith be discharged from the custody of
the Gem niitee Of Vigilance.
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tna emorg me ~ hnTaee that were captured one wl5
foGAd belonging 10 M Hos ADD The ssdt. Of th, per
son nurcefsd ~ The htad * Shasta Valley sAor, tune
since p'so fou-c.
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Relense OF Julce TorrY.

The release Of Judge Terry by the Vigilance Committee
was ct first generally received with much Dissatisfaction
by ihe members OF and synpa;hisers with the Commit
tee, both IN town and country The Executive Commit.
tee and the Board Of Delegates Of Companies oual Ter
ry guilty of all the charges made against him. "eruf
fui fair and impartial trial. but cor sdered II re-peden
10 " het either Of the only punishmezis In their
power, viz death, or Punishment under pain OF death II
ne should return They therefore released their prion
er Internationally. The hrst dissatisfaction, lcuty ex
pr ssed oy time, particularly In san Francisco among
the members Of the General ComrdItlee, has calme 1
down and row Al seem content 70 bear the Executive
Committee Cu' u the ent They know that union IL
srtng fhe htt uasepsloals's prepared T. give up
htr pefscra or mons ter to good and approx
oi what they cen nc lcr.ger telp
whea ferr! gescbsd sacramento, amer his release, .
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DE1FRsyitLE HOMESTEAD ASs0CTATION.--A sPE.
II ca mtedrE win BE- held Ct Military Hall, 1913 Bowcry,
Monday evening, sept 20 1he grading IL rapidly progress
pa AID selection of lots will lake place about the
cnbsr Mhmhers will lose their In the dsiri
Burton Meetings wil be he'll every Monday evening until
a. heT rnice. n. a. POTTER, President
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County Agricultural socc.s VIII bc y, II ~ their fair
rOund w AtleuCwn. sept ~, aui continue
on tho III III aud se day ri orobcr We cordially our
Intends ~ the ani participate Nv the exhibition.
Gov Pollock and Mr. benbuch VIII deliver address
H. ). saASrz, President
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nFEfcE RsgPIyER or TAxRs 40 a. ca sMHERs
~ arset turw hOasel, Ney Work, June =. l2s,-
iubic ac.cc-Io avoid the sks thN must Inevitably
Nom n ter payers who put OF to the latest d,y
~ teir fhAve uesfrn aed aiop, the follow
gr rme vhioh iii be- rgjy adhered - during M term o.
,alce.-T shall money Afof ocncs r. NJ Every
ocer this Department v strictly prohibited from receiving
containing checks for the payment ~
'lsen By 81 Ter. RENKY ". HOWARD, Receiver
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ar nEpEN DEN zEs IN swINrIGsTEY JULY lsoC

"A g. S. WILL FIND ETrER IN THE POsr OF.
Vi fee relative to Geranum Leaf corner Grand street and
Broadway
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CREAT PUSH AT EVANS a co s.-rHs FACT n
" cs1bshed that 40 Broaiwsys ihc best place 10 New
yofs hay books EVANS 60 sell booss low they
b. bought elsewhere aud give With each book present
lug ia value fIotn 25 cents a. SC0 The value o the
pfrstu depends Tho Iumhcr Of he books Glt@ de-
Nvcfd the tir.a u sale irduseTens agents
6sicgues conisin fi explanations sent ApgbrstOat to
an address tree.
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IN VII rctt The personal aeuo ofih ande rsigneI
fuz.r tcd panef hips ncgOaiei Il estate s1l houses
eut erstincns rented. Tenants supplied Terms moie-ae
Ht1ToN a 60 $40 Broadway
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DFoFfyER on TAxEs OFFICE SEPT. 10, is5s-No
IL tee 10 tel payers hereby cave notice thai vii he
receive mo1ics eNce. Tuesday morning
raxi sent ~ a O'Clock. HENRY n HOWARD
Receiver nf Iaxe
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u n In. q ~, CCssrI, CAIRO. EGYTT-CALL
MAGGIE.
err IGHr oyI5 o. BaouxaYN-oS DUTY To
- Lirhi, 15i ou.0tk
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ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.

Great Celebration and Procession Of tn
Vigilance Committee.
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TndNcihi.
A.l.r II tnee.i,. aae,.onss,.

AsE,T tsiootiY Aue,.cnsc,
WILL Sell THIS DAY aug. ~, a. IA
w osincl a. to, nsensas LscI.nss t scSozS' c. "haH
lbs; ...,.
&S Delaware L,eklv-a-s sd " .ss.n --osd N dsfi-
rse- Be Ia
o Oa. Onsa,o SUNG, a.4 Hon "a ga. s pr esss
6serliHs RopS
$500 Pu,hrs Rai-raI 1r Morse rer csnt Bcats
el" - Lsie L-s Western a.; 81. Los Rstt1 ~ HoI
Bod, NJ,
aSON Chez, ~ Nr,s.7r Rsltoa4 q Re: ca. Boa
81 - Mlani County L.o. leT ee.i Boiei
81 ~ H. boa River EAlfosa 9. hS,t;.ze Bc1ci .
10 sts.s tu,st States nat Stesmh.r Corts3y 80 ZACH
iB' sIsi.s Ctrql In p;oSem.ai Crapsty, riNt eau
10 sh.rls Antroaa . ,I-ess Col-p.-J Sltr each. -.
8 shares Peer Co<pe! F.e isslal-e Company ~ enc"
% sttr.s Relief FiIe ILsr:sres o-pehy, SDss.h
10 shAf.s Beeaus re l. s-;a1cs Company T. eNA-
y soar y lat r. lie Issuance COMPANY 1, es'-
y shs'ss GiooeTs Flls Irsurarce Compa1, 70 esc'
81 shares Arctic Fire Insurance Courzn). ereSh
7Eshs.es nyi,.isFrs Iasurs1ce Coc.Pr5y, - eaeh'
- sbsies Trad scisL. Bsnk, $40 esec. -. ..
TERMS or SALt-Ten Ter ceIt tbs ,ay sae az o. -
before ocock Tomorrow Tie secit Cd interest," on - '
Bonds si.l be CHASED 10 the purchaser
N.1t R.grlsr sac On THURSDAY, Aus. ..
~. Bs',ds
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Peoples FIsg INSURANCE Col
NEw.YCKX, Juns n lfts '
A T an ELECTION held June IL, l516, the iof
"A iovcg ssrde ssosd ptssiS;i Il Ihs Ssfas'a'
to- ics snT1.hg J-s-i -
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b J.rk .on s,.xra James s. Drouxer, AOralam Lesssa
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txrs-i l. Lyrrh Gso.ze Warner, 1honsJ Nt.isns
S-..T Y Cbrt.u. Milan Nor Edward CisIk
r.cs, I.vls TdEa.t D. Nelson, Mortimer Brown,
co-rahn, s,snb.n, Ma.thi1I Cluf Philip Bo~sss,,
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ss. IN xrx.Jaous.f "a elscted PrsidsDt
~s' w F. USDERHILL, Secretary.
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CITY Of KEOKUK IOWA EIGHT PER

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Groceries.
OLD PORT WINE for INvALDS.-old
Rounin fano lUarr0nte.

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LAND WARRANTS and al vrnErts - j Is us Sta
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No. = Walls. Ncv-fost.
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