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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-12
CERTIFICATES.

WISsBoRo', 8. . March Q, 1857.
i, David Elkiu, do hereby certify that have been
matisrn; one ofny leg, heing much swolel.-s, Fand
sOre-sO that f1Und il exceedingly diiscul; walk
that the stiff Joint has been tgcesruDhei with Prof.
DeGraths cecSr1tei Electric Oil within thirty hDuTs;
and now have the perfCci use at the afflicted linz.
also troubled with partial deafness in my left ear,
and y single application of the Electric Oil my hear
ing has been greatly improved. $500
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-12
Consumption.


Probably remedy has ever been known which
cured so many ana such dangerous, cases as this
Some no human aid can reach; but even to those the
CHERRY PECToRAL affords relief and comfort.
AsroR HOUSE. NEW YORK CITY, March ), 1856.
Doctor AYES, LOWELL: | feel it duty and
pleasure to inform you what your CHERRY PECTo-
RAJ has done for my wife. Sie had been five months
labOrng under the dangerous symptoms OF cOnSump-
ton, from which no aid We could procure gave her
much relief. She was steadily failing, until DR.
Strong, OF this city, where we have come for advice,
recommended trial of your melcine. " e bless his
kindness, rs We DO your skill, for she has recovered
from that day. She Is not vet strong she used to
be, but free from her cough. and calls herself
Yours with gratitude and regard, ..
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF SHELBYvILLE.
CONSUMPTIi T., do not DESPAIR till yuu have
tried AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL. 1t is made ~ o. q
Of the hest medical chemists in the world and It's cures
all around bespeak the high merits of its virtues
.rr FrHr philadelphia Ledger.
PREPARED by DR. J. C.: AVER, Lowell Mass; and
sold hy Keller * White Evansville; and by Druggists,
ard Merchants throughout the country At wholesale
by y, @, Aver Co., ii6 Walnut street Cincinnati.
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Augusta, Ga. March = Isl I.
Prof DeGrath-Dear Sin: This is 10 certify that I
have ieen afflicted with headache aud CONS On my
feet-fr0m which ! have suffered very muCh-and by
the application Of DeGFsth's Electric Oil hive cen
mend 10 all. 4. MCCUE.
Prof DeGrath's Electric OiI-t2S res.lrd,--l Sill
give Ses for the apprehension Of n low slimp, who
printed some dirty bills and called lis stuff by the
name of Electric Oil . ID l- .-1
CAUTIoN.-Bewae of low pe,llars and pCavupe
druggists who put up stuii composed of Canpheue
and Lard Oil, calling IL ELECTRIC OIL. M ped
lers sell the genuine ElcctriCol in the United States
1T Il sid only y respectable Druggists and country
merchants. BE sure AID sci DeGnth'S Electric Oil or
you viii lie cheated.
AFFLICTED, READTHIS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24
Vsisgraph Fleet.

The following statement from Mr. John
Richards. mate Of the ship Alice Monroe,
~ili BE read With interest E 2
'sThe Alec Munroe experienced almost
constant southerlF gales and wss forced
&c take much more n0EtheFly course than
slIe otharHise would have done On the
morning OF the 9th, about 'ock, saw
the frigate Niagara lying TO, 10 lat. So 05,
lon SO Is, and was shortly boarded By a
boat from her containing Ne. Cyrus w.
Field of Nav York and lieutenaRt Of the
Niagara. Il was then foggy bat they wealth
er WAS very calm.
Mr. Field and The Lieptenant desired
Capt Cummings 20 take certain letters and
papers relating the telegraph expidition I'd
fht Huifed States, and wrote one oF two
kfters On bosFd the Alies MuaFoe during
ths herr OF more they remained on herr
They also communicated 70 Capt. Cummings
and M. Richards a statement Of their
do'ngs for he past fortnight. They stated
ehas beth vessels. the Niagara and Agamem-
non, experienced the most violent southerly
eplbs from the day they lefE Plymouth and
were dripen as far north as lat 54S, much
higher tban'the rendezvous, thus delaying
cher operations for several days
~fhe Niagara behaved 10 al respects
Ike a thorough seageing vessel, and ses
n4op tbe woESe fpr the storms The Aga
nep,non. on The coetFary, suffered severely.
Atope liose the conmandef Of the Aga
mcmner lnloFned the FIRST oi|ieer that be
had 20 hopesof aaFipg bigFessel two hours
longer. 50 Great was her stFaiuIng But
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24
Col. .steptoe's Defeat.


An officer who was in the 6ght with the In.
dians on Snake River Oregon. writes to the
New York Post an account Of the engagement
He says:
The expedition was organized entirely
upon peace basis; q skirmish, perhaps,
with some Of the nnrnly Palonses. was oil
that the most cautious anticipated; conse-
quently the dragons we're without their
sabres, carrying merely the usual muske-
toon = -
Lieut VIM. Gaston, I'd Drsgoons, with
bis company, made gallant charge, bat
hAying no sabres, the power of the men to
injure the enemy was comparatively futile.
Five hnndred Indian riAes were pointed
towards the heroic fellows, and bullets wiiis-
tied fast aud thick among their ranks; bat
they fought bravely, till suddenly q ball
pierced the heart OF their commander, aud
Lieut.. Gaston's noble spirit went to its 6nal
account. Then a panic seized the men, and
Lieutenant Gregg's eadeasor to rally them,
10 order TO recover the body of Mr. Gas
ton, were aBayaiiing, aad the red fends
drove Them .hDadlong ever hill Ia the
meantime Captains fayIorls aud Windsors
companies we're fighting Eve times their
number. The former dismounting to assist
wounded man. was shot from behind
through the back; feeling be was sonudsd
he asked 10 be assisted On his horse. but
scarcelT had he reached the saddle ere an
accursed savage seut ball through his
neck. aud the spirit Of Captain o. il. p.
Taylor joined Lieut. GaSton's in the saand
Of the hereaftefp The faIl Of these two
brave aud gallant oficers depressed the
spirits Of the men; besides the forty rounds
Of cartridges, which was all the ammuhi.
ton, had become nearly exhausted, and Col.
Steptae was shsrefors compelled 10 with.
draw his troops.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24


Nor SArIsFIED.--The administrationd does not
Ike Mr. Douglass Chicagospeech Tkeylook-
ed for confession and sabBsission. and have got
only defiance The Washiaton U,goa says, With
much warnith:--
s.lvhat was the object Of the senator
Did he wish to reopen the old wounds 7
Did he desire to SET up for himself on the
small capital of two or three public recep.
tionsl Has bis vonity so overcome his
Judgment that be can for moment suppose
that nineteen twentieths Of the democraiic
party are about TO stulify themselves, con
denln their conduct fast winter, and come
out now for that most Infamous of 81 abo-
lition measures. the Crittenden amendment.
which Mr.. Douglas now 50 warmly ap-
proves We say 10 all candor TO the Illinois
senator that be never made greater mis-
take It was sssce to forget what
passed last winter. He was interested IA
forgetting it. The country was all ready
to recognize aud endorse bis detective mem
ory 10 this respect.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

the unuual meeting Of the Cleveland,
Paipesvllle and Aahtabsle Railroad Com.
paay, will Be held 40 The olIice IN Cleveland,
% the 10Th day Of Augnst At ao'cloclI
P. n. for the electiondf Directors.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

WHAT FoREIex IRoE CosTs---Ths New Y ork
Tines in speaking of the accident on the New
York and Erie Railroad. near Port Jervis. says:
The section of the road where this terri.
bic disaster occurred appears to have been
laid with a very inferior quality Of rails
1t was not far frcm this very spot that a
similar accident occurred in January, 1857,
when two passenger ears were precipitated
down an emhankmcnt into the Delaware by
broken rail.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

TyLER YHe Fax LovEs. The villain
Tyler who carried of the SkaaeataIes lady
70 Berlin Heights and figured prominently
there as free lover, is said 70 be the origi-
aator Of the movement for coIonozing the
spirtualists. socialists and free lovers on
an isl nd in the South Seas. For several
Sundays p7eetiags have been l,eid ina grove
in New Jersey, a few miles above New York,
at which q hundred or more OF the people
have attended. A regular organization
for the above object Is now accomplished,
Of which Tyler Is the President, and man
named Lelapd the Secretpry. Frequent
meetings. are held ia the city, and the col
onsts are hopeful Of the snccess Of their
schepscs "A harem 10 the Tongo Islands Of
sncn TX, viii put the old King Of that
gfonpe 70 tins blush. "NeIl Wix~ the man
q forty wives has gone oat ffen San Fran
cisco 20 the South ssas ss epare eeRfier for
Tyler
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

an. -''1--- N "a I. NJ VI .- ~ q 7 p - ~.
vsi'o l'sS'fHSri The D'receors q 'hls
irs'isqrop % Friday les', elee'eo 2 new
Wef2ep q tpq pqfsQn y -. - y AK ai'FKr' OF
Fo'spope wno 4 sae e~e ne'u : place vpon
'ae 9o''Ps y earn ne" sne co'''n'e''s jour
Fet sl'a. ssusFe were aesen oailounss' on each
p rp'ca ns' hNnpg INC present ,ncam2ens
feee,sea t~o vo'esi On the tsh, Mr. van siyke
FY'e'Fsa snFee--S'sss's- b'eyioe'e' Monusuaall
eu yen s.31e. 4esssA i'"oos" ana MOTIFS
so''e ~ e'3'ps
y 'ss@' z sns ss..s.'uss ~ ppus'''1aa
~. ~ s''2@ e's'1sa' 2ehs r. = "''Sllos' IT,
-. ~ - s'u ~ s''ns poPu'sf SEN
else,i,n had fallen mon MIN. csefsaislv cons.
NOR a,oae1fv and pesnr;esv e,tbasle snv e.d.
slsss ~ 4shoa,s n s..t ~, ~ ,,,a;, 49,, ,,.,,
ber Asto The snccessial cao5;,,sI4 boeevsr
wslg oual,fle,. he NAV b fo1 The nos;t;on a.
haa obtained. ne cross ;odeljev ~ ! person 3
HE place pnop the board, repseseps;uo oru
bith Il he state. aad en,rus,aa VITA : ,os,
n tie discharge Of he duties of thai nositiop
IA cast that vote for himss,e L l;tt,s too
nuch "a lay assr mon h;a ovnl a. ,be nsbl;c
stomach. The opposition that bpvlns Arcade
10 WuElIeft ll6oIf on the subject. Will render nit
course IN uphill and tedious one. II Il does NO,
receive . more important rehuIe. "A is iptima.
tel, from higher and more direct source
We remember. saws tha rss.,,,.1 bosy
strongly the Repeblieaps condemned Mr. Ru.
lies I,ennocratie D;recto, f,r vs,in., esr Nm,
SELF for Wavdeu some wears since and we A.
sieve sheif censuFe of The pract;ce ,vsa ;nst
we resset 10 see 4 Republican initiating n.
bad example.
Or J. w. Hamilton vas slccted Physician
on the second ballot.
Rev. u D. Warner was re-elected .cbapIa;n
on the .frst ballot
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

A HoBRIBLe STATE on Times TN New
YoRK On Thursday evening last PErER
D DAwsos's dance house, No IS Cherry
street. New York, was broken up by the
police and Ss men and / s women arrested
on the premises. On Wednesday morning
they were examined ia the room Of tile
mayors police, city hall, when the girls
made a1idayits disclosing ap awful system
Of slavery in that city. They had been ID.
dnced 10 go TO the above den, and were AZ,
terwards debarrcd OF ali liberty. none Of
them were allowed to 60 ont of the house,
the barkeepers situated at the entrance
keeping soptinual watch, prohibiting their
egress. None ofthem were allowed to re,
cslve money, all that being paid at the bar.
Whenever they attempted 70 leave the den.
DAwsoN, the keeper. would threaten to
have them arrested for larceny, having pro-
glously secreted some article 10 their apart.
ments that might be found as an evidence
Of their guilt One Of the girls testified
that she had not been allowed 10 put her
head out Of the house FOR fpur years and .
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

FREE LovERs EsIeRArIoS The free lovers
Of New York city and vicinity, under the lead
OF an ex-Rev. Mr.. Tyler, have organized the
"eqoitable emigration association with view
to emigrating to some island Of the Pacific.
where they can have nice little time, all to
themselves This scheme ought to be eHcouF-
aged, and II there is any lack OF funds for its
complete success, every man who has the good
Of the community at heart win contribute free.
Iy to this voluntary puri6catiop of society.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

par Mr.. S. r. Bull, State Agent Of Ohio
here, who has been connected with that
agency for twenty years. has resigned, and
with great regret, the State officers have
accepted his resignation, The name Of Mr..
James A. Briggs, formerly Of Ohio, has
been sent to the Governor for the vacancy,
and be win 10 DOUBT be confirmed. c The
new arrangements made by the State, which
require all transfers to be made at Colum-
bus, and an interests not collected by the
l4th Of tbs month, after maturity, 30 be
collected also. a. Columbus, which arrange
ments have given great deal Of dissetis-
faction here, are probably the epFincipal rea-
sons for Mr.. Balrs resignetion
M Y. Tfi6nne.
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TRANSFORMATIONS.

fsr~- TRANSPORTATION.
yks5S New Arrnnnmpni. = The Ameri-
zs'-'ss can Transportation Company wa run tie
Propelisr Spnniliag. Capt. HINT
between Duaao ard CLEVELAND eanx Islrly ai The Way
farts Inc Of arrival this cdheedays ening Wsss
Ard fiss going East Contacts will nae M the under
signed lor Freight 70 New York. a. low that ~ vii e
Tor The interest af M er Of prnfe 70 Tationze f line.
frsnr vii ~ shipped 70 tf rrpsr lakes b. ifhnglipf<d
lard f--''ff f'''f - : = "A II -
u. HrBRARn a Co. l4eent. A. 7. e..
Ashtaslls IIarser May 2Bih iSss. 6saa9
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

s BAHBARIsn IN THE NAvY.--The California pa.
pers give an account Of the infection Of pun
isbrnent upon drunken sailor, Oh board Of the
o. s. ship st. Mary at More Island, on abe 23d
Of May last. Being terbuleut and unmanaga.
bic be was knocked down and terribly kicked
about the neck and face, and then gagged and
the strings tightened at three different tines
At the third drawing Of the strings, the poor
wretch was heard to breath some half dozen
times in painfully labored manuer--so labored
as to alarm the sentry. On the arrival Of the
physician and the removal of The gag, be was
found to be dead. His name was Frost, and
belonged to Pa. Heleayes wife and two chill
dren.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

A SAD FATE AND LEssox.--Charlcs Latcha,
the unhappy young man, who recently commit
ted suicide at the free love institution on Berlin
Heights, Ohio, left fsrew. letter addressed to
his associates. in which the misery of a misguided
soul. lost on sea Of error and delusion, and
self-bereft Of the guidance and hope Of religion,
is graphically aud painfully set forth. He
says
7 when ] was miscFebly existing in the
world, and looking to Berlin, thought, in
Berlin viii be happy; there | win End
brave and loving free men and women, and
will be happy And have found the Ber-
lin Socialists as brave aAd free as expected,
but have discovered that no earthly, out.
side conditions can make me happy. / ex-
lied myself from the world, 10 save myself;
but caRnot be saved land now, ut last,
leap into oblivion And here Iunite my
protest againt and utter my curse upon
marriage And / curse religion | And
curse God the Father Monster Most
Of you will only think Of me as having
passed on TO a happier sphere; butsI see no
existence beyond, and think | know what
death viii be to me; and l welcome the
great fate OF silence which the universe
has in store for its abnormal child | die
las haEe liVed--alone ! Farewell 70
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

I %
ENVERY Family now-a-days begins to
~ feel The Importance q tbee Taehnel but many a
hastily purchased shoar single thread machine. which they
find bnt poorly suited e the end designed ToEe
who have had opTar uies comparison o. the merits
the different machines in use readily discover Which holds
superiority and giye tie pal where justice points Il due
H'heeLeY q Wasoa's Machme
every intelligent observer win admit, stands without rival
Its advantages are
Its simplicity and beauty OF construction.
The exceence and ncaness Of Its etitehalike both
brous cord on the underride.
sPeedaccnraey and reliability at any rate Of speed
4 Economy Of thread. r-1 .rf z
8 Portabihty--ease Of operation and management
Quetnere of mov,tneht
Ready adaptation 70 evo species Of family aeHiug gath
erng &c Hi
This pure end simple narration Of It's quAiss which
will appear 10 every acquaintance With the machine
1 des and mfchnism \ tuch, as TO make i preseuee
acquisition 10 any ones paror.
One o these machines may In operation at the residence
Of who Is authorised supply any degmnd fr
them IL this vicinity. JAMES IEEil. I
There Il but Sewing Machine snd that g Hhee;er
Wilson JUDGE MEIGs, OF the Amelcan Institute.
Akhtabuy, February l. 1853. f2i
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

The Republicans Of the Cuyahogs Con-
gressional District viii meet at Painesville
on the 5th Of August. to nominate candi-
date for member of Congress- The present
incumbent, Hon. EBwxRp WADE, and
Messrs A. G. KipDLE and r. 4. BAcKuT,
are mentioned as caDdinatss.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

! The discovery has been made BY Connect
icut Yankee, by which Camphene is rendered
non-explosive, aud as harmless for light pur.
poses. as any other commodity in use.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24
AsHTABULA BREWERY.
flaming MILLS.

llAEIN3 now canm~nced the Manu-
hctuiing Of fASNISs MILLS tlis locality again b. rse-
ducing abter sriiee than hsa been sod III t State
and thus mali Ing Il rrosnblr farnca 70 use he.
wish 70 secure that IIatio1aroa
Fapning Mill Merits
Fannlng N one, Ltihg we'll ngis, ia wnsh Frr-
fnss and eey a. dsi9ed, and that will C7fdm srsrv
particle e c1e.s Coeteb fm fs wheat
Sars al he BAeot and clean ali other kinds ~ erin
secds welt The Min nov VII do an tlis II ssset
aezgr Mi-sill IN most any esuinfy-as 4,
SCREENS than ufnaturHe eAEvs Enthusiastically
made Of good niateals-nnd will eheap
good min be bought Al An ofde;p promptly aiteafld
70. Shnpon nsnker dili. LETl3 IS, ca6SfiY.
Ashtakpla, .Juue ist, lase. fsf
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A New ana Inlrorlant

WATCHES MISSING - By some
Hakas poka the following decgibed Watches naye a.
parted oE1 my sbop 70 aits unknawn and Aa deaona
fer any Information thar viii lead to their discover y eepeciay
the Hunting Wnteh q that present from friend 10
England To- lady 40 this couy. They described AZ oi
lowss Que Silver pelached Lever ~ j. Tobias maker Liv-
ezFool No 4o9l1 private mark 10 case a7Da One Silver
Hunting English Verge, Edmond Pnce, maker london No
lsela. fsta marx q ce 3a2s Any person giving mo any
Information q the above eaiaF sbs be rewarded therefor
Asb,sbuls, june 70. ls5s IA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

Of the 26th. a connection Of ihe cable was
n1coled. mo wenihcr bcige then suihrlepfy
calm. The pu3ing out Of the cable had
SCARCELY cbti,ahnncd before The wire snapp-
Cd. Afor leN hoiifs detention, nnolher
mhce was mads aud the steamers started,
tho Aqnniemnon an6 her Tor Ireland
aud the Niagara and her companion for
the American coast
psiruals we're kept up between the two
fleets constantly, 8 message being traEs.
mated every dfteea minutes, and az was
going on well tia about forty miles had
been paid out. when the electricians on
board the Niagara discovered that the cur
rent was broken This was at II l.2o'clock
a. N. Of the 27th. The Niagara was inn
mediately put about, aud she had already
reached the mid ocean rendezvous when, at
s'ociock, she wes 6rst seen by the Alice
Muuroe. N
1T was believed on board the Niagara
that tho cause Of the second breaking was
kink in the Agamemnon'sw wire caused by
its disarrangements during the gale, but Of
this there IS no certainty. e
"The Alice Munroc parted from the
company Of the Niagara shortly after noon
Of the 9Th. and lost sight Of her about
4 o'clock, The Agamemnon had not then
come up.
The steamship ,.NOrsA Star from South
ampton. arrived at New YORK. on July goth
The most important intelligence BY this arriva
Is the failure Of the attempt to lay the Allan
tic Gable.
The Niagara. and Gorgcn arrived al
Queenston on the 9th. The Agamenon
and Yaloreus had not arrived on the 7th.
The Niagara and Aga1aemuon met q third
time one 2Sth, and third time connected
the cable, they then started afsesh, when
the Niagara having paid cut over l5G miles
Of cable, all on board entertained the most
sanguine spticipations of success, when
the fatal announcement Was made on the
29th, 9P, NJ, that the electric curreat had
ceased to Cow
s As the necessity Of abandoning the pro
ject for the present. was only too manifest,
it was considered that the opportunity
might as well be availed to test the strength
Of the cable, Accordingly this immense
vessel, with all her stores. &cowas allowed
to swing to the cable, and in addition a
strain of four tons was placed upon tie
brakes; yet. although it was blowing fresh
at the time, the cable held her as II she had
been at anchor for over an hour, when a
heavy pitch Of the sea snapped the rope,
and the Niagara bore away for Queens
town. She must have passed the Agamem-
non. but owing to the heavy fog missed
seeing or hearing any tidings Of her. IL
was conjectured that the latter had not
delivered her specified quantity Of cable,
at the time of the failure, and may have
consequently returned to the place Of
meeting. Should nothing be heard Of her
the Niagara would proceed to the Ocean
station, having still on board l400 miles Of
cable, vheh, supposiug the other vessel has
retained similar amount, win permit Of
the junction being. completed, and allowing
80 per ceut. for casualties.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

q H0LY0KR Mills MANUFAcr0nr. .hl,A 4. ,o.,, \,
the cstn. Of tb plaeo and vicinity rsy roodsfes al.
ssse- sor Cash. ~ F'"'' ="
c wlliviit he several towns o fhis county 49,, ....,.
hfl noodr iof RAGS, o. CASH Dealers nIt l,'ti- ,.
iound II. a. kIUCH MIL
Aahtsapla, juno 16 1852, L.. ets
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-24

War on Old Quarters
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