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Iowa Republican Platform.

United IN common resolve IN maintain Right
against Wrong. and believing in he Determination
Ut yirtuous and intelligent people TO sustain jus
tice, declarc-
l. That Governments are instituted among men
70 secure the inaleuabe rights OF Life, Liberty and
the Pursuit If Happiness
g That the mission If the Republican Party is
TO maintain the Liberties of the People the Sover-
eighty Of the States, and the Perpetuity of the
Union.
3. That under the Constitution and by right.
Freedom alone is National.
4. That the Federal Government being one az
limited powers, derived wholly from the Constitu-
tien its agents should construe thos powers strictly
and never exercise a doubtful authority, always
tnexpedient and dangerous
), That if this plain JeHersonian and earlv ,,oi
ICY were carried out the Federal Government would
relieve itself Of ali responsibility for the existence
of slavery, which Repuhicanism insists that il
should aud means that it shall do and that re
garfing Slavery IN the States local institution
beyond our reach and above our authority but rec
ognizng IT as of vital concern To every citizen in
relation TO the Nation, will oppose its spread
and demand that all National Territory shah be free
O. That the Repeal Of the Missouri Compromise
and the refusal Of the Slave Power to abide by the
principles on which that repeal was professedly
based, make the National Domain the battle ground
between Freedom and Slavery, and while Republi-
cans stand on national basis, and will ever mani
Test and maintain national spirit, thew viii shrink
from no conflict and shirk respons bity on this
issue.
Z That the slave Power, and the present national
Administration and its adherents having violated
TINS policy, and the principles which il is based
by disregard of law and its own profession bv an
invasion of the State and personal rights and Inv
breaking solemn covenants, has forced upon the
country the isue, whether Freedom shall be limited
TO the free states, or Slavery 10 the Slave States
anu made that issue absorbing and paramount
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"Col. John B. Weller. U. S. Senator from
California, appears to have been McDuf6e's
chief advocate for the appointment, and it
is alleged that when some person remonstra-
ted with President Pierce on the character
of the man, he replied that he had promised
Col. Weller to appoint him, and must keep
his word.''
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The People of the United States without regard
TO past political differences or divisions who are
opposed 10 the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise
to the policy Of the present Administration to The
extension If Slavery into the Territories in favor
Of the admission If Kansas as Free state and az
restoring the action Of the Federal Government 10
the principles of Washington and Jefferson, are in
yited by the National Committee, appointed by the
PlttsbargA Convention Of the 22d of February
1890 70 send from each State three Del from
every Congressional District and six DELEGATES nj
large, to meet IN PHILADELPHIA, on the l7th
Jay 81 June next, for the purpose Of recommending
candidates fur the Offices of President and Vice
President If the United States.
Z. ID. MORGAN, New York
FRANCIS 7. BLAIR, Maryland
J. Nj. NILES. Connecticut
DAVID WlLM0T, Pennsylvania
p STONE. Ohio,
WI. NJ. CHASE, Rhode Island
j. T. GOODRICH, Massachusetts,
GEO. RYE. Virginia.
A. r. HALL0WELL Maine
4. :. LELAND Illinois
CHAs. DiCkEY, Michigan,
=. u EOoti, New Hampshire,
A. J. STEVENS Iowa
CORNELIUS COLE, California.
l. BRAISARD, Vermont
" GR0SE, Indiana
WIMAN sP00NER Wisconsin
{. NJ X PAULISoN, New Jersey
I. u. WILLIAMS. Delaware.
] G FEE, Kentucky.
JAMES KEDpATH Missouri
LEWIS CLEPHANE. Dist of Columbia
National Committee
Washington March -, 1885,
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supreme Eourt---Missouri Conn
PROM Sc.

WAsHiNeToN, Feb. Is. - The Supreme
Court has adjourned for one month. No
decision was giyen.in the case involving the
Missouri Compromise, though it was twice
the subject Of conference Ii will be the
first case considered on the re-assembling of
the Court in April. There are some indica-
tons that direct issue may be evaded, on
the ground that Scott being colored man,
is not citizen Of Missouri in the legal point
of view, and therefore cannot bring m &C.
ton properly. This Judgment would deny
the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court, and
possibly prevent expression of dissenting
opinions on the constitutionality of the Mis-
sour Compromise. An effort will be made
TO get positive decree Of some sort, and in
that event there is some hope Of aid from the
Southern members of the Supreme Bench
[Cor. n Y. Trib.
GT Fanny Fern in her s'Peeps from under
a Parasol" which she contributes to the n.
J. Ledger, has taken peep at herself. Hear
her rattle
"And here, by the road, comes FANNY
Fern Fanny is woman For that she Is
not to blame, though since she first found it
out she has never ceased to deplore it, She
might be prettier, she might be younger
She might be older, she might be ugier-
She might be better, she might be worse
She has been both over praised and over
abused, and those who have abused her the
worst, have courted and copied her most.
some thing may be said in favor Of Fan
ny; she was Not, thank Providence, born in
the beautiful back biting, sanctimonious,
slanderlng, clean, contumeious, pharasaical,
phiddlede- dee, peck measure-city -of Bos-
toni,
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To the steekhoIdcr. OF the keoknk

To the stock holders OF the ke0kuk
VT. Pleasant Muscatine IL. X. Co..
NOTICE is hereby given, that in accordance with
y the conditions .f the subscription for the LIST
Division Of said road, the ninth instalment of "a
per cent. will be due and payable May Sd, 1855. o.
the banking house of Char Parsons Treasurer, ks
okuk, or to the undersigned, General Agent.
j. X. H0hNISH.
General Agent X. MI p. 4 NJ X. X. Co.
April s. 6, ls56.--td ddw
kentuk Times a,d Nj Pleasant Observer COPY
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KEoguK CorSTY.-We learn from a citi.
zen Of Keokuk county that Hendershott re-
ceived a majority of near Eve hundred votes
over BALDWIN in that county. That settles
the question for Judge in favor of Hender-
shott.
/ But the manner Of its settlement was
shameful. Keokuk county has Republican
majority, the northern part being even
stronger Republican than the southern. A
verv bitter contest has been waged for some
time between these two sections of the coun-
ty for the county seat. Taking advantage Of
that issue, the friends of Hendershott OBJ
tanned almost a unanimous vote in his favor
in the northern part Of the county, while the
southern part was divided as usual between
the opposing candidates of the political par
ties, knowing nothing of the bargain that
was eonsummating at their expense in the
north.
Col. FREsoNT.-The Burlington Hawkeye
HOSTS the name Of Col. John G. Fremont,
for President, subject to the decision of the
National Republican Convention, and the
Gate City seconds the notion Keosauqua
Republican.
We didn't Second anything. We were
the first to propose his name,--frst Of any
paper in the country to suggest it, so far as
we know and believe, if there is any wisdom
n the suggestion, is q thing yet to be proved.
THE QUARREL FOR THE SUCCESSION A
Washington correspondent of the n. Y. Eve.
Post writing on the ID, says
There is an intense and increasing feeling
between the partizans of Pierce and Buchan-
an. This family quarrel is raging with re-
doubled fury Since the exit of Forney from
the Union Office. This gentleman is charged
with ingratitude of the deepest dye, towards
the administration, in thus boiling to Blu
chanan; and is regarded with suspicion by the
Buchanan men for staying SO long in the
Unien office.
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j. T.. Parrot a. Co.,
Wholesale and Retail deale in
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
And Readymade Clothing,
No. rs Main Street, Keokuk, Iowa
aprl4-d
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/ NJ ILLfNERY Goods Of every variety, at the low
| VI est prices, at ID. 4 HUMPHREY & GAGE.
i dmff
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Hardware and Cutlery.
ntrarf nnortnryon

~ W. Ii. TUCKER are now receiving their Eng
-. lsh goods for he spring trade by the ships Al
liant and Rockaway FROM Liverpool. aud steamers
up the Mississippi, together with extensive purchss
e. from American manufacturers, by almost every
boat which arrives nj this port, and prepared u
offer increased inducements TO purchasers and will
duplicate any st. Louis bill which may have been
IA ID u line. iA,M
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Gents New style
NJ soft cashmere hats, gh and low crown, all
~ colors, styles and qualities, peasl, nankin
farm, ciaret, white brown, etc
Call and get one at SHELD0N'S
April I4-e Hat Store
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New Arrtynl

nNE thousand Bonnets of all styles aud qualities
~ At ID. +. HUMPHREY j GAGE.
| ocf23dvtf
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spring and Su INNER Fashious
OF HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS
JUST received, one Of the largest and most com
~ p!ete stocks of Hats, Caps and Straw Goods, to
be found IN the State of Iowa. Every thing in the
shape OF Hats, Caps and Straw Goods, can be found
Of the latest Spring and Summer style for 1856 at
Sheldon's Hat Emporium. Call and secure your
self one of those nice new style of Spring Hats.
10 Main, cor Third street,
aprl4-d SHELDON
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A SPECIAL session of the City Council of the
IA City Of Keokuk, will be held at the Council
Room, on Friday the 18th instant, at O'Clock A.
n, for the purpose Of equaiizing the assessm IN,
list Of raid city for the year A. d. 1855.
B.. s. MERRIAM, City Recorder.
Aprii 10th, lS56-dlw
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ron SALE
ron SALE

90 f. ct by - on First Street, between Main John
SON Also House and Lot, corner Of First and John
son Apply 10 SMITH 4 tANsICkLEA.
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M GORE HOOPEk'S Glyceum Ointment = de-
Nl lighiful article for chappcd hands lips &c. n
MOORE HOOPER's, on Main,
novl7 near Third street
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INV
HAVING determined, hereafter, 10 do e1clue
L siTely casL business in our retail department,
~e prepared to sell all kinds Of Hats Caps, Bon
nets, &c, at greatly reduced prices. Our stock IL
very complete, and we keep nothing but the
best grades Of goods always have the latest Ety
and will sell lower for cash than the common grades
are sold on credit. So come on with your dimes
GA- All kinds Of Millinery work done 10 order
at the shortest notice.
Oct. 2S.-dtf. ID. II. HUMPHREY 4 GAGE
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LIME LIME 2.

WE, the undersigned, would inform friends
w and the public in general, that have just
burned kiln Of first rate Il me, will constantly
keep on hand fai supply of said article during the
season. Orders respectfully solicited.
hilns the first below the corporation limits.
mch24dd6m Il. ZWAkT d CO.
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CASH SYSTEM.
WE, the undersigned, having for the last six
months, eh,ctuaiiy tried the Credit system,
nave concluded to adopt the Cash System believing
that it will be advantage to our customers to buy
little cheaper and pay the cash. We therefore
give notice that after the l4th day of April, 1855.
we VIII sell with small profits for cash. and cash
only We respectfully solicit our friends and Gus
toners to continue their patronage
COLLIER BRO,
aprl4-di0t Cor Sd and johnson SITS
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THE GREAT RATIFICATION MEETING OF TIE DE
MOCRACY. OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
CONCLUSION OF THE SPEECHES. dag5& sa,aa
We give below the remainder of the speeches delivered
Al he great ratification meeting heldn this city on We'd
anlau evening Last ;iL " HHN-t- -al .o. NN ~ ---W \
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VoAI,-s5 % PER TON FoR,oRDrRs or FtvE rows
upwards warranted the hes, peach
end IehRh white ssh stove range ami faruacs ns
20oo lie. warranted. Give new beptarer y cal
w. HOWELL 62 wess Washington place
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(vLINIoN HOUSE OPEN. $50 BROADWAY. coRsER
~ 81 Clinton place conducted the American and rur,
pean plats Jnst enlarged. mod.rnired
Offering superior accommodations 10 families ipdlydua
toourners Game and other dinners on short notice
no THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC-NR a W wool
OFT, prop, etor OF the nd
sale De Toe Vncoe No y Havana respectfully 10 orms Tia
friends bat be hsa recently made extnusre nurove
msrs IN hts ve known hotel winch has nov hren ENLARGED
accommodate an Increased number on suss,s. Ne
Woo colt esures the raveng public eart hsn
wstng on he part 70 insure their comfort stay
HsvsSA, Cuha oct. =, 1850
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RNiTrKF wArrED-fN txcaAsGE FOK REAL
ssae In Now Work Bro1sivn. 70, yo1 new ~ se,ou
frniftue very favoran esrharRe viii he IN ia ami
cash pald. JtHEPiI sNl~.ts. No Nassan s,rest
U&FpOlD pUhslTURE wssTrD-,Ha SfR.
scrfher wishes 10 purchase aso~tsn, ~ honsehss
IRE ~ ncent for medium srsd bo ANY family
breaking mp housekeeping can fnl cash bs
saing line 10 Furniture Hera oipce
,TrEs GIvINa MP Hor-FREEpfNG AND WISH.
M 20 dispose of their household fr nre beds bedding
a mirrors usnoa SC, will hnd cash custo ner nv adj
ne L. NJ Mr.. Ho~es real estate oice, No. ~ Fourth
le. any tune for ten days
} OR THREE poows WANTED IN EXCHANGE
rr esrvlces ~ Experienced widow ADV would not
take the tire @fs female tnvRNd, or rhiren.
of refe' ences given and required Address Mrs H.,
a offce.
,NTfD--A SMALL BRICK HOUSE. sBTwrEs
Houston and Fo~Iieenth streets Fourh AID slxth ave
Any one having such house for sale can her IT
: ioc.ii0n condition ~ the house aud price
nTpD To PrRCH ASIA nOO0 psnDu,yTtve
rrn thrnoderae int rnvemena coassiing NJ rann -
scrts cor wbirh BROOKLYN los e,f be Ucen a tsar
aiue sAmuED EDDY NJ 2 uaaover s,ree,.
MED IwMFuf ATFIy-FOR saENrLFNs. Avn
his wife ratt NJ b0nee WA cve~v cpnvengen ~.
kesrine including ali the " improvements sih
rti' " rtrarw tWv, ent ~ NJ t.-rtes ga.t
,.ns huudfta rrt gnv - fwn hprdrsl daliars R.rse
is0sed Additss JARVIS JarTis, irs ,dwsy pos,
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a. @ =. go. sLo, ".
Twenty third street. eleeA hosehoi furt iture ala
rnss and pius superb seven ectsse -os~wpod pis7o
oil psintings RIVAL Whoa and Tapestry carpets
,shout the borse, Ensish dianocd otcloh SILVER
rurt.ins &C. Mel or will sel ssove the ~utirs
lousehod FUR hurs and rich ARTICLES cnn-t-ed "a the
private dwelling al II Whit " W exrell-nt conni lon.
" been In shout -four mouths sod male erpres-
tho ov ber. private consisting ~ rossl wilton
elegantly carved rn-ewoo4 suis ed N cost three
four coiored hrcc-d- and satin writing ss,i ~ hired
God etegrres door. and back esrruolres,
Ut chst ders and hxufe Throughout the h,a@s
ssr carpets aud silver star ro's eiegs octave
srod Dtsnfutr supe-b nHtrum Mt, musc cabtpef. o.
tool and God tsry Ard boDscaa- ruer
rcs rich ormu'u and bronze mantle cn~k, rrh Eeofh
urba card receivers sde ami Tie tables French
pier and wei mirrors sana and b~srtets tveth-r With
ice- vsriet, Of anc, ornaments inning uorsrv
,hamber furnl OF hedrtands bureaus Ard
stands mahogany ard eramenef chamber eos 20 match,
matt becdrg quits counter eoaravings
msutc piece WITH largr variety ~ cosuv china
r and tea wsrel sit.r &c together with al the
~ snd basement furniture with which the sale VIII
,cnce Csiaosaes or morning Of sale cash depoats
red from al our tssers
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In or VALUABLE REAL EsTATK-rRuOAy NO.

IL or VALUABLE REAL EsTATK-rRuOAv. NO.
w mber "a At 12ociock, nj ME Nero ,anta' ExchAnRa
-.ms Court sale, under the direction Of EDGAR VAN
sKLk ESQ referee 1hirts fos.rth and THIRTY hnh
st-An irregular plo the ro~th side Of thirty fourth
rs feet east Of Lerinoa avenue. running through 10
with rhirts sixh aud Thirty seventh
irregular plot the nor,h side OF Thirty Sth street. rs
eas Of seco,d avenue running n ought thirty seyeeth
Thirty sixth sre~t-An Irregular plot north side ~
" sixth street ls6 feet of second avenue sinh
ueTwo lots the ssst s~e Of Ninth avenue ~ feettk
souh II Fcreih ~ bv llp feet: aiso lot
rest side Il second 20 feet ~ inch~ souh Of
~ seventh street ~ feet 81 inches nv 100 feet Thirty
10 s,ect An IRREGULAR pf( soah aide ut hirty eighth
L - .eet inches west 81 second syenne
SCHULZ. SLoSsUN a HUrCHTNS,
Plaintiffs Attorneya
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. n AsTRoLoorsr rHar BRAT rB1 w.kIp. Az

n AsTkOLOufsT fHAf BkATt fHh WukLD AND
~ I've Thousand dolars reward II offered 10 any ps~pon
who her 10 giving coree statements on pAst
sn6 future everts particularly absent eDta hsea
law acs sc she CIV lucky numbers She surpHsscs
any person that hsa city she also MAKING
great AL persons Who afflicted With consumptoa
over compliant srrofns rheumatism any othsr lingering
iserre .ond DO well cav ar this vonoerfu0 and
nsturA efted efy, and VIII away dssatlsfed
= r.. Madame CLIFF roN % no humbue Gail ard saiisfy
srurseves Rend.pce No lR Orchard str-c4 heswssw
Houston and Stanton.
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s1oNIsHIFa TO aLL-hADAne MORROW CLAIMS
"A 10 be The most wonderful asvosogis y ,hs
has been Known. ~ Me- seventh daughter Of The
seventh daughter Who Also great s-vooxst have
tel and fo'ure oS
bsye .onshed ,hcussndsduring my travels Ia rurope
VIII tell whether married single and how
be .rried ard how apd viii you
the nte % your future husband and viii you
speedily married ron will ENJOY the grea,ss happiness
Of matrimonial bliss suc good luck through whole life.
viii srn show the teress ~ absens snds and relsDus
Will tell all the OF life that
telr being asopshed No charge not satisfied ra
wi not get The chance 2enusmen not admitted 70
brccne rect Columbia
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AsTROIADGY.

sThol oGy-MRs fLEUkY. FROM PARIS Is THs
n most ceebrated lady Of the present telling futurc
events true q certain. She
pruemr
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G. BULRLEY. AUCrIONEER, VII. sELs. ON FRI
day Nov u At ~ Of clock Merchants Exchange. By
OF the Supreme Court under the dir elton of Edgar
nke referee, ots s4fh and IS st-e-ta between
layton and Third avenues Nsh s7,h between
md ~ hrc " stree. het~een Second and
avenues; second avenue between ah and 37th sueets
Ninth avenue between 3ah and 40sb str-es vor maps
further particulars Apply tho oscs of the aucuoneer -
i street.. basrment. ILsurance Buildirg.
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IN EXTENSIVE AssokrNsNr or HAVANA DO
~ mesc and 3ermsn sesars nj Lees than market prices
Ncrmss, ~ and Ards operas ~ and 10
vaIccs made sessrs OF any quality any qusn,v
q CHEEKS II Broadway
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A sTRO10GY.-DR WILSON. va DELANCEY sr,
~ gives NE moe scientific and reliable Information 10 ne
fnrrc All IL nfe past present Terms
=, ades ~ cents gentlemen, 81 Birth required No hum
bug used.
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4 EERY b. HERTs JR., Az PIONEER WI l. SELL,
on Friday New - vt l0h ~ ,lock at No ss Pine street,
lot OF genuine. Hedseick chsm1sgoe, old
.hor, and heur sllarv do tennessee Hour primo
stern butter chesss white and yellow sugNs green aud
Cd teas coffee soap candles indigo Hsvsns and German
brandies &c sale without to advances
ms cash Ia city furds
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ssIGNEE's sAIE.-OAKLEY WRIGHT WILL SELL
auction Friday Nov Il, at 10 O'Clock a. T. the
ck fixtures q retail grocery OF Hicks
Cranberry streets, Brooklyn Consisting Of the usual
rtMont horse, harness. and pleasure sleigh. By
/ der Of NELSON MORRIS, Assignee.
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JsEPH IlE0kMAk, hUCttDNEtR -FRTDAY. nov.
q at 10 O'Clock NJ Al the Gen raj Ssesrooms corner
vi loushhy and Pearl streets Br oki, n hesuis- weak
ANAL snuts " f niture I'VE Gas RI tpdeers ANAL
ulsr two pianoe, new ~oo en- blankets. crockerv,
fA@ patent pprng ma,frassSs csrpes msnge pa,or,
and stoves tools Of baker clocks three rsfrgera
!, safcs &C.
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Sim IKyIsoN A1rrrIe NEER.-LARGE aALR on

DIM LkyISON, AUCTIeNEER.-LARGE sALE OF
paintings and engravings SUTTON at the american
GALLERY Of Paintings o2 bsotoway. y Nchn'ss bull
consisting OF varied collection of Amercao landscapes,
fruit sp6 -four pie tt~nied american and h-r
Sta all mount~d rich and esborae gilt frames. maize by
beat manufacturers and warranted Those wishing TO
rn heir walls With goor paintings will do well TO -xsm,n,
cn ~on ale 70 comm-rcr IT o'c'ork friday evening
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AAC NArHANs, AUCTI0NEER, AND MONEY LOAN
office north Of Third aud sp-uce sreets osts
hsd thirty fhi aae his 500 no 10 loan. In
small smouhts, diamonds silve plata watches.
cry nerchsnoe apd goods OF sc-ipon for
sh Of time agreed All nu-n-ss ransact'ns strict
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redaeiy FORWARDED charges a. the lowest MARKET rates
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