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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-23

The FAIR,--A fair is to be held by the
Catholic ladies Of Baton Rouge, in the build
ing formerly occupied by Major HART, oppo-
site the Iiarney House. their object is to
raise funds to complete the Catholic Church
in that city. When the ladies attempt any
thing, it IS sure to be done, and Father LA"AY
can rely upon having his church completed,
This building will be al ornament TO cur
sister city.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-23

SoUrE CAROLINA SuGaR.-The New York
Commercial Advertiser mentions the receipt OF
a sample Of sugar from South Carolina, and
the product OF that State+the first South Car
DINA sugar ever seen III New York. The
editor Of the Advertiser having tested this
specimen Of sugar, says it will bear CON-
parison with the finest classes Of Louisiana
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-23

ryReader, ifyon are fond of perfumes and
would like to have a good stock to select
from, give WALLET a call. His stock OF Per-
fumery. is perfectly complete in every part'c-
ular including even the perfumes OF Ara
bis
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-23
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1856

u Our patrons must bear with us Inns
week in being behind time with our paper
Our compositors somehow or other, got on a
+" bust," and forgot all about The paper. ihey
have promised never TO do so no more $"
we hope our friends will have the Kindness '
overlook it. Statues of the Father OF our
Country are not inausurated every day.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-23

The Democrats Of Maine have elee1eaua,.
egates to the National Convention iaso'aoi'
it is said, to Buchanan for President.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-23

The New York Courier and Enquirer states
that all the Collins steamers are now divided
into water,tight comPartnents.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-23

UThe Managers Of the | lauguration Ball
viii please receive our thanks for a conPli-
mentary ticket. Va regret We were unable
to attend.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-23
One of the Pure and Ineorruptlble'

Tta Court House of Baton Rouge was on
"Wednesday asst the scene of some little eK-
iciitement caused by the motion OF the Dis'fie'
Attorney (Mr. Stnartl to disehargeon Oh the
Grand Jurors GEORGE McGowAN, ard to ap-
noi6t another in his stead. 1t appears that
this individual had been exercising inc flsht
IF snfFrage for some ten or twelve years past
without having acquired the right OF cl'lzef-
sh;n On being questioned by the Court as
+, the facts, he stated that he Votea at the
last election without the oath having been
administered and that he was not a na'''fa-
lied citizen having only just declared MS IN
a~entions
The Baton Rouge Gazette thus handles the
subject:
Nav II mnst be remembered that this man
| Genree MCGOWAN. an lrlshman, has been iof
| wears exercising the elective franchise lear
lesslv and openly. We now affirm that pc
| n,acratic legislation has thrown wide the
doors to fraud, to perjury and to bio"dsfiea,
and proceed to show how this has been done
We will ask in the outset, Why they efaS-
ed from the Statute book the salutaly PfoYt$-
ion Of the Act Of 1876 contained IN the lo1h
Section. Read it
BE it further enacted &c. lhat any per
son who shall knowingly vote without nay
ing a legal right so to do, or VINO ShaA' De
g,Hltv al voting a second time, at the same
election, shall be liable TO prosecution before
the District Court of the Parish in winch ne
votes, BY Information or indictment u oo'l
at the discretion Of Court"
ii. 49, .,arti ,eh arotr SCaS fms article
rejected by the Democratic party. in framing
the law Of 1855. the only. law now subslst'ns
on the subject ol elections. For the s!mPIr
reason that the section Of the law OF lS4u
nresc ribed a penIty for Illegal votes. 1ht>
did not salt the political tactics OF the Dem
oeratic partv. They mlrhf stand IN need Of
all the illegal votes, that could be procured
and 1t would certainly be most unkind to
punish the instruments Of fraud, perjury and
corruption OF their own procuring. me ie-
mocratic party. by their course Of legislation
have made themselves a party. u direct ant
responsible party, to the illegal exercise o
the elective franchise. and oil the dfeadiu
scenes Of murder, blocdshed. in all It's forms
! of Thugging. by erasing from the statute boot
these wholesome restraints OF law. Hht
have opposed the enactment OF a Registry, IA"
in conformity with fine mandate u the CoI's'
"titutior? None other than these Of the De
mncratic party. And why? For the reason
ard the only reason, that it would deprive
them of the opportunity OF corI~ptinI the bal
Lot box BY every species Of ra>caIty, kEo"i
to their tactics.
They have raised the hue and cry aEainT
the American party for Supposed iIauds ant
violence, { lor it Is not susceptible {. proof
in one case in order 10 gloss over ana "orcea
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-23

r-yAny OF orr Baton Rouge triends nav
ing communications, &c, for the S"GnF RAM
ter, by leaving them with Mr. Bruce n"eSp"n'
on board the ferryhoat bvrona, WIN De PRONE
ly received and attended to.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-23

Gov, Shannon Of Kansas, was in Wasnlns-
ton on the 14th inst.
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~
NOTICE.

Communication intended for this paper SHOULD %
s,recte5 10 Taton Eorgt. xor lFet Baton Rouge.
Our excha ngas viii confer 4 favor upon US o' 'FSI'
[ ng as above,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-30
WELL H. WALKER, City Clerk.

o. L. Robinson, Esq, of Evansville,
rank abolitiorist, is spoken of by his K. N.
abolition party, as suitable candidate for
Congress in this district Rockport Dem.
Maj. Robinson may have AK. N. Abolition
party" of his own, but we never. heard of it.
There is no K N. party in tbs District who
would speak him as their candidate for Con-
gress. Tho Major is an old Democrat, and
stands much better chance of securing a
nomination from his old friends than from the
Americans -tz a..
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More trouble in Kansas.

dispatch to the Republican, dated Kan
sas, the Oath instant, brings the startling in
telligence that Jones, the Sheriff Of Douglas
county, in the Territory, has been shot while
guarding the prisoners arrested by him at
Lawrence. ~
Jones arrested one s. H. Wood at Law
renee, on Friday of last week, when the pris-
oner was forcibly rescued from his custody by
certain citizens of Lawrence Theretpon ones
called on Governor Shannon for U. S. troops
to aid him in executing theslaw, and, with the
force thus obtained, must have returued to
Lawrence to re arrest Wood, and those i'm
plicated with him, charged with forcbly. re-
sisting the laws by resculng prisoners from
the hands of Territorial officers. +. "a
We are not told whether Jones was killed,
or. if not, how badly he was wounded. The
circumstances may lead to further trouble il
the Tcrritory.-lS Louis News 26tb.
~ Ui.LAN d gin rfIcs imported Grape go iq~
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NV YoRiIk. Anril q

/ .s1s5Zss 90. e. !. New YoRk, April 90 +
| The steamer Empire City arrived this
morning, with Havana dates to the evening Of
the 24th. The steamer Phladelphia, with
California mails to the goth March, had ar
rived at Havana s.ssszta- 600 &
81 a terrible affray occurred at Panama on
tthe.13th of April, between the American
Transit passengers and the natives, in which
the former Ind 80 killed and Al wounded -
The Empire City brings three of the wounded
and o large amount Of passengers baggage,
Railroad property, and property of individuals
residing near the Railroad station, They des-
troyed all the baggage in the freight house,
and rifed armory. Among the killed, are
Michael Bettern, Orleans Co. vt, R. w.
Marks, Pa, NJ. Dubois, La. and Mr.. Stokes,
an officer of Walkers army It's impossible
TO get the names of all the dead. OF fourteen
at the Railroad freight house, only Mr. Stokes
was known. Among the wounded are VIM
H. Hunter, Theodore Deoabla, American Con-
sui at Panama Mr.. Palmer, ain employee of
the Railroad Co., alf'Fesidents of the Isthmus
also, Geo. O.. Field of New York and Rev
John selwood, late of Graytonville S. c.
All the above were attended to by the Ply
sicians of. the steamer and of the Isthmus.--
The passengers upon whom this outrage was
committed, were those who had left San Fran
cisco on the Goth of March in the steamer
Cortez for San Juan, utlanded at Panama in
of Walkers troubles. f15 saol
ARRIVAL OF THE ISABEL.
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Proceedings of the City Council.

MosDAy EYESgNis, april 3D.
Council met pursuant to adjournment
Present, Mayor Hewson, and connciliben
ssintlin, Rathbone, satterIee, Cook, Orr.
-Sstchell, Venneman, Hunnell and Kinney.
The following allowances, were made &C.
Bippus S1for recording deed T. Jordan SO
cents for hauling away nuisances.
The Marshal reported work done in abating
nuisance on Lot 1884, o. P, which was charged
to said lot ssss5 ~ + a
E. II. Mosely, reported hills of work done
by him as Street Commissioner, together with
the appointments of portion of said work,
in making plank side walks The bills were
allowed, and appointments were laid over.
Ronald Fisher, Fire Superintendent, made
his weekly report stating that 191 feet OF
old hose had been sold for 10c. per foot.
A petition was presented to reduce the
South half of the alley running between Sd
proper grade, in order to enable the owners
of property therein to make Improvements.
The petition was granted.
Mr., Rathbone, as one of the Committee APP
pointed to inquire into the eSpediency of pur-
chasing the Washington Fire Engine and appa-
ratus, reported that owing to the absence Of a
portion Of said CoInmitte, and the previous
engagements of the other portion, they had not
yet acted and asked further time, which was
City. Surveyor made report stating that the
grading of Cherry street would require The re-
moval Of 254 cubic yds of earth, and that the
contract was awarded to f. H. Mosely, he be-
ing the best bidder. Report received.
Jos. P. Elliott stated his intention to make
alteration in the kitchen adjoining his resi-
dence, that said alteration would not conflict
with ordinances relating to frame houses &C.,
and requested permission to proceed accord
ihgly Referred to the General and Ward
The question on ordering an election for
the office of Recorder, together with the ques-
ton of appointing Board Of Health, and re-
quiring the Sexton of Oak Hill Cemetery to
report the cause or the disease which occasion
ed the. death Of each and every person buried
in said Cemetery; all of which questions were
discussed but no action taken.
Council adjourned.
WELL H. WALKER, City Clerk.
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LATER FROM NICARAGUA.
Great Battle az Rivas.
600 COSTA RICANs KILLED.,

Saa.r CHARLESTON, Apri l 90.
The Isabel has arrived with Nicaragua dates
to the. 14th.
Walker won a great battle at. Riyas on the
18th, capturing and killing 600 Costa Ricans.---
Thlrty Americans were killed.
Wheeler addressed letter to President
Mora relative to shooting American citizens
protesting against the conduct Of Mora in or
dering the expulsion of Americans
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Coffee-Salas for the week 1000 bags; stocks IS, COO
bags prime III Se. Other articles unchanged.
1Ea NRw ORLEANS April % Pm.
Tobacca--Nothing of any moment doing. se.fs7
SugarThe denaId has been fair. especially for the
better qualities and before the rain we noticed sales Of
500 TO 200 hhds at about Yesterdays prices.
Molasses-Some 700bbls havebeen sold at Arm prices
including $50 bbls fermeg at 3c and aiJt of choice
reboied at &c.. Also some half bbls Golden syrup al
43c y lion.
Flour-We notice sales of $50 bbIs ST. Louis at 50 25
and $50 Indiana at sc IS p bbl s..
-Whea.- transaction required 80 lar. -t-5 L.
Corn--The stock the leyee Is nearly or quite ex-
and notee sales CT only about lOUO sacks,
in eral lots, al 466D49o p bush.- +. 8a =.
PorkThe sales ifofude 3Ou bbls uninspeetcd Mess al
SIS 25 and $50 at si6 so p bhI..
Dry Sailed MeatsWe notice sales Of rs casks at 63c
for Shoulders and 15<c . h, for Hams.
Baesn-The ma rk h-tai but FAR we near oil only
eoia transactions at 9895sc for ribbrd Sides and 79
y5xc b for shoulders. The sale of 90 casks Illinois
shoulders, reported yesterdays business, ~
p b not 65Sc. -. ,iea-
Lard--N hear Of no SAILS so far.
whisky--Snall lots of Rectfed are selling mostly a,
e3hc p gallon = $50.
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leA q ato5 a Serious Array.

Ia ~
s.s7 An ARRAY occurred at Blarsvie, in this
81 county, day before yesterday, in which one
l,ss man was probably mortally wounded DR..
Oscar Walker a young physician formerly of
sna this city, had a difficulty with an old man
named Peterson, who has long been ateamster
between this city and New Harmony, and we
believe generally regarded as quiet man, as
indeed were both parties. We understand
that Peterson had laid down his whip toat-
tack Walker, when the latter drew a knife. and
stabbed him in the side, inficting most prob-
ably fatal wound. Walker was in the city
yesterday afternoon, and is most probably now
s. on his way to distant parts Peterson was
alive yesterday. We may be mistaken in
these brief particulars but giye-them as they
were told to u.s. safaa 4sa 49, 7
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IRAN NELSON
AUCrION IsdlnHlS

~ OO :
Old Court House, Corner of Main streets
---A diately opposite the Washington Hotel. :.
NAVING leased for aterm Of years and fitted IN the
n above well known stanas prepared re-
celve for sale ut auction private SALE
wares an household furniture horses bug
Gesh advances made gnments when required =.
Regular sales TUESDAY, Thurs and Saturday
commencing at o'clock A. NJ Also Tuesday Wednesdsy
snS rrtdaynights at early gssl light. : $50
r7t-f9r57' --S-F
arc weakly receiving. and have now OF hand large
and general assortment of FOKNITURE oonstirR ofsia
spindle snd 5annister backs and scoiop tops rim
oack once. French, Jenny LIND, BzstIe aeak
Chairs mahogany and rose Chairs;
cars spring seat arm rockers sociabie centre
card dining and breakfast wash stan
lounges mirrors hne common and misses, bedteads mat
trssse tn ana wiresafes, which sell atGin
cinnati prices. q 49, lT.-T IS $500 1sSt
W have also on hand greatyariety ofnotsas; swery
victims pocket cutlery pistols
etc. etc., which viii sell reduced prices
wholesale or retail. 81 WOOLSEY & NELSON,
fs ae tsa
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COMMERCIAL.

FRETGHTs.-Eo change but little Offering amy point
GROCERIES sSss IS bags c,Hee l21zoi sugar s1Ee;
Molasses held at &c i sasssH
FLDuR.saIes so bbs atsS 20 sacks lots IS
GRAIN Wheat aru GALES Geo bushels from laneing
81 90. assa Use e-f- --s~a ~
wHTsKEY No change. = $ ..ss lesa
PRoVESIoNs-stoady sales COCO bills country Bacon
71zC; Lard in kegs s14c No. 1.
EGGS.-Frem wagons s5ze.
sALT.-smali sales Ksnawha at 4ee fer aae. ,z-
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quantity Of freight yesterday afternoon at oul
wharf for New Orleans. - IS
- 80 We publish in another place the de.
tails Of the sinking of the splendid steamer
Cuba in the Alabama river.
~, The Minnesota papers announce the
opening Of all rivers and lakes and the. full re.
sumption of navigation. ''' 'i'''''--'s ss.s +
+ - The splendid steamer Alvin Adams
may be expected very early this morning from
st. L19u for Louisville and will return next
Saturday. - 3 80.
--A,deck hand fell from the wileel-house
of the Daniel Boone, at Cincinnati, fewrdays
tgo. He was rescued in an exhausted state
after swimming around some five or six
steamers. s1sA s.-...s... es-r,iii
{. - Eleven dnboats, to be built during
the ensuing Summer, have been already con-
tlacted for at New Albany. The Tribune says
that owing to the low stage of the small
streams timber is very scarce. SOS 90 90
49, The fast steamer Southerner was here
yesterday morning early from St. Louis We
thank Mr.. Archer, of the office, for late papers.
The Southerner will be here Friday morning
early for st. Louis. V fss
- This is the rRainbow's day. She may
be expected early this afternoon, and will
start on her return trip to Louisville this even
ing. She is quick in her movements and COM
Portable in her arrangements
- The steamer City Of Knoxville, recent
ly sunk in the vicinity of Paducah, has been
purchased for. the sum of $1,000. Capt
Timms, her present owner, has contracted for
an additional sum of $1,000 to'have her raised
and repaired
- The Louisville Courier says the best
time ever made from Evansville to this city,
1913 miles, was by the A. L. Shotwell, in four
teen hours. The best run ever made from
CATO to Evansville, 200 miles, was by the
Eclipse in fourteen hours and twenty min
THE st. Louis News of Saturday even
ing says: The last boats in from the Missouri
river, reported it falling from st. Joseph down,
with but four and half feet ON the bars. No
change to notice in the illinois or Upper Mis-.
sissippi; both streams are in good boating or
der. The Cumberland is rising, with four feet
on Harpeth shoals.
- The Il. D. Newcomb, an entire new
and very handsome steamer, built at New
Albany, arrived yesterday afternoon from
Louisville, on her. first trip south. She was
built for. the Louisville and New Orleans
trade, and being very light draught, will an
swer admirably for the summer time. Her
length is $50 feet, 80 feet beam, Z feet hold;
s Boilers, &c feet long, with powerful ma
chinery. She has a neat cabin, with large
and airy rooms. This fine steamer is in COM
mand Of Capt. VIM. Hart, with Fl. C. Laun-
drum in the Office The Newcomb took on
some freight here.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-30

ECONOMY IN WEALrH.-A Lady's Dress is
becoming wonderfully simplifed-for instance
putting on her bonnet and taking it off her
head again are done now by one and the same
movement I.
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REMOv ar.

6SoEBURN HERsHBERGER have removed their
stock of attrasses to the building lately pat np
BY hughes. Water to Bank
where they will keep constantly wholesale and
retail large assortment of Mattresses ali
AIso-Bed Conafdets all sizes
ALso-Cotton. Moss. Hair. shuck and Feather Pillows
Mattresses made order
Those IN good article y
1.-The attention of Country Merchants particularly
ind -.>D---'.1 $3.50 ro,,te
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION.

M will sell as Thursday lst at
~ O'Clock six esshs Of fiyerpoel Rockingham
invited to attenef ee-s-@-@A VI 1OLSEY *, NELSON.
Auefi
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CHEAP GooDs-NEw ES7ERPRIsE.-Mr
Anspacher, who has long had one of the best
dry goods stores in Evansville and enjoyed a
large patronage,is about disposing of all bis
stock. and to get rid of the goods in hurry,
. he viii sell at cost price, and no humbug!! =
sHs is about establishing new enterprise here
which will employ all his time, and large
amount of capital He designs commencing
the mandatory of clothing exclusively for the
wholesale trade. He has now, we understand,
over one hundred hands employed, This will
besthe start ofanew trade here, and we wish
Mr. A. great success in it, In the meantime,
the ladies can obtain bargains at his store.
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CIscIsNArI, April 70.

= :
River stationary. Weather cloudy
Flour dull and unsettled. Provisions firm. Ness
Pork SIS so. Balk meats sG@7Ac. Mhisky sleady,
at lsI<c. Groceries unchanged. ss-
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPE.

NEw YORK, April 90.
Flour declined sales OF 5000 bbs SIS $685. 5efo
strait State s5so9s6 for Ohio Sc 5O9s6 65 for South
-erp, 81 5O9$5 so for extra brands. Wheat declined
Mess Pork advanced 200 bbls sold "a pr 'bable
mstakd-Rep) -,.sf =
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NEW AND CEEAP tsOODs.
MrKTNNEV9 e. NOnR

Wat NEXT DOOR MAIN AND LOCUST
a RE Receiving and pening desirable OF
IA spring and su INNER goods consisting in parto every
variety usually kept in dry good Silks Challa
Berages Robes Lawns, Briantcs Bonnets Grape silk
Lace and p0tan) Ribbons. Lace xings Gloves
hoseinsia oassineres Pant goods aud
Vesng, in rich pr0fusion, &c, Sc ana
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T T. E TIE MAN
~ % STo CIT

= Z Or . II q G H9s
NVEEf Gentleman desires ia tily dress
ed It is eminenty proper that this should the aim
OF ALL and we have noticed that nearly all
deniEens of our city PURCHASE their Clothing
- ..-zse.. ~ A. INCONSISTENCIES : -
Western Star Clothing Stores
under the Pavilion Hotel Water SYCAMORE
Everything the line Of Clothing Furnishing Gonds
may be had ready made made only best
mnnner end style hut at the very lowest prices
general Hats.
ret bags ans aiises thing
or use you may End at the Western Star. ana
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Obi % MI nJ5J 81 Il nal
local DEPARTMENT..


M IN S.-Our paper is literally crowded
with news to-day. Read the dispatches a,
they are important and fresh. 3
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AZ FOR SAT,E.

W sell at private sale. accommodating terms
the Cpper Enlargement the eitv one Il the
most for residence in the market will
be sold entire or in paress if desired. asf A1H781
have 70 sale in parts Evansville and
masea IN witch am Prepared To offer bargains Persons
wishing TO purchase would do we'll to rive call
mhzletf !. JNO.J CHANDL Real Est. Agt.
1886. SPRIHG@Tii ADE OPEN 1856.
ftNHE subscribers stock
compri sing every variety aud kind of Men Women
Misses Boys Youth'sahd Children Boots Shoes Caters
Baskins Slippers, &c. &C. to which they call attention
Tfoe goods purchased early
from eae nrSt and most desirable stock offered
markets.. 11f tat HENDRICKS & McREA.
2 IAhzt ltes s-t - 80 First st. Main.
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MISCELE ANXIOUS.

boz Demij Is l, gallons; 40 gross
pipe heads; sbags assd COr<s; doz b1
WOODEN rain shove doz lemon sQueezers2 dog corges
wooden barrels for sale by ssafa1 ssss hAfs -