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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-04

Gov. WISE ON MEcHANIcs-In speech which he
made at the funeral ceremonies over the remains Of
President Monroe, at Richmond, Gov. Wise said:
1t is time that Virginia was turning her attention
to manufactures, mechanics, mining and foreign
commerce. Nocoun.ry, no State can live upon one
only of the five cardinal powers Of production. She
must resort toallthe Eve combined and she is doing
it.. Go, before you leave here my friends from New
York, and look atsthe iron factories that are grow
ing up around this noble scenery. say thar labor
is not the IS mud sill of society and thank God
that the old colonial aristocracy Of Virginia, which
despised mechanical and manual labor 10 nearly run
:out. Thank God that We are beginning to raise
miners, mecbanics md manufacturers, that viii help
to raise what y leit AZ Mt sristocrasy up to the
middle 9ronnd 6ility. Laoghtsr and sp.
plause Look at the iron ctory there look a. the
tobacco actof that factory is every day steal.
Ing my life sxay Viii tie very weed of luxaU.-
(The Goyernor chews tobacco freely.) as
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-04

"WAs GEN. JACKSON V1RG1r1AN?-A writer in
the Charlestown, Va. Spirit, contends that Cen
Andrew jackson, was born in Berkeley county, Va,
and was carried by his parents IN 176S to WaxhaW
settlement, N. G. He substantiates his statement,
by the recollection of some revolutionary persons.
Scarcely any two authors who have written upon
the subject agree to the time place OF bis bntn,
but al! agree that he born previous to the SET
Element of his parents, at Waxhaw, (North) now
is correct, urges the building of a jackson Monu.
ment in Richmond"
There is very ridiculous F. F. V. feeling among
some Virginians, according to which Virginia is the
only State of the Union fit to be born in, and the
only one in which a man can die decently. The
writer of the above is doubtless F. F. ", which
we interpret to mean of the First Fools of Vir-
ginia-an interpretation, by the way, that the ni-
tals will generally bear.
In this connection we may remark that we were
recently somewhat disguised with an assertion made
by Gov. Wise in speech at the Monroe obsequies
He assumed that Virginia the first colony to de-
clare independence, in June, 1776; whereas it is q
we'll settled historical fact, and one Of which Gov
Wise should not have been Ignorant that the Very
first declaration made at Charlotte, NorthCaro-
lina in May, l775. We admire and honor proper
State pride; but State arrogance is disrepuable
and disgusting Surely Virginia is great enough,
and has honors enough to which she is justly ent-
tied, Ito say nothing of the federal patronage she has
always enjoyed and still enoys) without doing in
justice to sister States by attempting rob them of
what is justly theirs.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-04

We understand that another favorite project of
Mr. Miller by which he hopes to remedy all existing
evils is to seize upon Cuba Mexico. and all Central
America, cut loose from the North. and set up
great Southern confederacy.- Weldon Patriot.
We are authorized by Mr.. Miller to state that the
foregoing is gross Misrepresentation. He enter
taus no such views-has uttered no such sentiment.
The ground assumed by him in his public speeches
is this The black Republican party has declared its
determination to destroy-to exterminate slavery -
To this end procaims one of its cardinal prin.
cpes, hostility to the acquisition Of any more slaue
territory, and the admission Of any other slaue State
into the Union. By thus hemming in the " slave
power" ashley term 1t, Uher own political power
increasing at the same time,) they are confident in
the hope and purpose of exterminating slavery.
Mr.. Miller believes that if they persist in carrying
out this purpose, it will result in the ruin of the
South The dissolution of the Union that to pre-
this it is important the slave States that their
number should be increased, and the of slavery
extended; and that, for the preservation of the
Constitution and the perpetuation of the Union, it
is necessary that the South should unite with the
national party of tie North-a party determined to
respect and protect the rights of the South-to de-
feat the black Republicans. That nationai party at
the North is the Democratic Believing this, Mr..
Miller declared his determination to act with and
sustain that party. Neither misrepresentation nor
abuse will drive him from his purpose.
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supfellae Court.

supreme Cont
The following opinions have been delivered by the
Supreme Court since our last report -
By PEARSON, j. Ia Gill Sharp, from Wilson,
directing veniro de noyo In. Willard " Carter,
from Beaufort, directing venire de novo. In Smith
Y Riddick, from Stokes, affirming the judgment In
Thompson Kirkpatrick, from Orange, affirming the
judgment In Wagner Y N. c. Railroad Company,
FROM Aamance, judgment Of the Superior Court re-
versed and judgment here for defendant. In Nc
Cracken Moray. from Alamance, venire de novo
In Webb Bowler, from Person, affirming the judg-
In Murphy Troutman, from Rowan, venre de novo
In. Hinson v King, from Rowan, judgment affirmed.
In Doe ex dem BOSTON BOSTON. from Rowan, at
6rming the judgment In Doe ex dem Stokes
Foley, from Rowan, judgment reversed and judg-
ment for defendant. In McCorke ' Monteith. from
Mecklenburg, affirming the judgment
By BATTLE, j. In Bryan Lawrence, from Edge
combe, affirming the judgment. In Adams Hedge
peth, judgment reversed and venire de novo In
Marsh Hampton, from Davidson judgment re-
versed and venire de novo. In Chaffin Patrick,
from Davie, judgment affirmed. In Scott Brown,
from Cabarrus, affirming the judgment. In John
ston McRary, from Davie directing a venire de
novo. In Salisbury & Taylorsville Pankroad Co. v
Allison, from Rowan affirming the judgment In
Doe dem Maxwell Mcdowell, from Mecklen-
burg. affirming the judgment. In Ross Wilson,
from Mecklenburg. affirming the Judgment. In
Brown, Brawley & Co., Bostian, from Mecklen-
burg, affirming the Judgment. In Grier Yontz
from Mecklenburg. affirming the Judgment In
Graham Skinner, in equity, from Wake, reversing
the order.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-04

ELECTION RErURNs-Onr friends throughout the
State will confer favor upon us by forwarding the
election returns at the earliest moment possible after
tho noNs are closed Be particular to write plainly
tho names of the candidates, and to state their poll
tics in every case.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-04
Watch, Democrats.

Watch, Democrats.
The Register of Saturday last contains the follow
ing:
"W- We most heartily second the following
SUGGESTION
[FoR THE REGISTER.
MR.. EDlToR:-Allow me to suggest that the Dis
uleutionis.s of Wake county, in the absence Of
regular ticket, give to the following gentlemen a
complimentary vote on the 9th of August next, to
wit: K. P. Battle Willie d. Jones, and j. j. Terrell
Tor the Commons A VOTER"
Eternal vigilance is the price Of liberty" especi-
ally when you have secret Know Nothing foe to
contend with. We believe there will be an attempt
70 sneak in a K. N. member in this county. Let
every Democrat be on the watch, and work for the
whole ticket, not forgetting candidate for Cover
nor Get all the tickets voted that you for Ellis,
hedsoe, Faribault, Hutchins, Haywood and High
ana watch the movement for Maj Willie D. Jones in
particular. There is something in the wind.
We are not authorized to speak for Mr.. Battle any
n''re than for the other gentlemen mentioned, but
we nave no idea that he desires to have bis name
mixed up " with any such movement.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-04
MARRIED,

In Raleigh, Wednesday, the 18th inst, by Jno Lyon,
Esq, Mr. Thomas A. Mitchell Miss Martha F. Carpenter
both of this City.
At The residence of Dr. B. F. Terry in Prince Edward
county, Va Tuesday the 9th of July by B. NJ Smith,
D. d. Rufus Y. McAden Counsellor Law, Yanceyville,
N. G., and Miss Mollie Floyd Terry.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-04
s. ScisSOrS.s>

we understand our former political friend, Mr.
"chae, calls us-the senior Editor-6rass scissors,
ana many other amusing names. Now, our scissors
Gre OF genuine steel metal, but have become brassy
"'m cutting brassy substance during this cam
pasn. Mr.. McRae is to blame for this If he had
mol got in our way, we should not have used our
SCISSORS on him !; and FIVE had not used them on
MN they would have retained their bright steel
color. Time, and use on less brassy subjects will no
uouot restore their old lustre.. Meantime let the
democracy tomorrow give the gentleman 81 scissors
we feel sure they will.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-04

~ The New Orleans School of Medicine enjoys
"sh reputation, and is. we learn, in aourishing
condition. See advertisements 4sya -sss,s!,. q,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-04
T HI E M A II X e + 3.
NEWBERN MARKET.

NEWBERN MARKET.
REIoRTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE n. c. STANDARD"
By WIN. H. OLIVER CO.,
Grocers Commission Reclining and Forwarding Merchants
Dealers IN Lime, Guano &c.,
july 81, 1858.
B BACON, l2c;; Sides lie; Shoulders oc
~ CoFFEECRi" ls@Isc; Laguayra ls@l4c; Java 1870
COTTD%-Nominal at IL cents
FIsl:-Blue Fish y Dbl S. 25; Mackerel none; Mulet
FLSUk " c. ~ . be g.. Is 500 CO. o.
GRAIN.Corn Soc; Wheat none in market Rye 81 90;
Oats 40c; Peas Il o.
HAYS r',Jl 10.
LIME-Lump 81 %.
MoLAssEss to quality New Orleans 4oc; West In
PoRK-city Mess Dbl $40 90; Plated $40 co.
ROSIN-$l so; Rosin Oil l5@3nc. per Gall.
shkTs S1f1 \! fs@l ~ ,sas
SUGAR-Refned l0@l2c; Brown $1,000; Crushed
121zc.; Loaf 1870.
TURPENT1NE- IS 10; serupe none in; Virgin
So 60.
Flour very scarce and in demand at advance of &c.,
on former prices.
cargo of Mousses has arrived but has not been land
ed yet. No price yet named for it.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
TURPENT1NE- yesterday afternoon Of ss5 bills,
and this morning 27o do at So Is for virgin, ~ IS for yell
Me- Changed hands this
mq %nSY at 80 e., cents per gallon :.- 49,
81 per SO lbs: This morning 500 do Common sold at
FL6uRsaIes this morning Of 50 bbls State brands in
lots, at IS rs for superfne, and IS for mily-Jou'a
PETERSBURG MARKET.
WHEAT--The market continues firm. and prices
well maintained Sales of some $500 to 5000 bushe:
made Change to-day portion of which for future
delivery at basis:f 5515e for prime new Red and
The order OF Wheat far is unusually good and but few
damp samples have been exhibited in the market The
COTTON-The market is quiet and transactions very
limited. Sales in small way basis of l2c for prime,
and to M for GssnS to g0Ssa grades h,h.
GUAN0-The stock Of No. Peruvian is entirely e3-
The nE &
the market is entirely bare of stock at this time.
ToBAcco-Ths marhe. quiet, without any probable
M2LAssEs~This article is higher and prices tend
EXCHANGE New York-Bank rates 10 premium
SUGAR has considerably advanced and prices fully
BACON is sitter, but not quotably higher. =.
FLOUR is scarce and in active dsmaad Sales Of new
extra note ss se at
the North at considerable advance and holders
very firm We quote standard weight at ls to lsc with
NORFOLK MARKET. .6@E-e--s
REPORTED EXPRESSLY n. c. STANDARD"
~.s BIZ A. n. APHEETERS CO., &
FxotesaLe Grocers. Forwarding C6SsSassios Asa0ats
s-.--tars asT JULY 81, 1858
FLOUR-The receipts since hast have been kmted,
which has caused an vace that xs DO not think .i b
. w.h tefs quote g. s@
WHEAr-R 81 ls@l 10. as'essl small lets of ssw
have been received. A - = 80 -, :.
:. GORN-White and mixed so@s4c; Yellow soc.
C0TT0N.No sales to report from We qdots nomi
~nsb w 6zsEiz c.1. :, az,
Shoulders l0c.; Hams 13S!31<. s,Fs..s 80
sGKOGERIKINo change 70 report =. -
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-04
The Election Tomorrow.

The people of this State will vote tomorrow for
Governor members of the Legislature and Sheriffs,
and for a member of Congress to fiji the va,ancy
occasioned by the resignation of the Hon. Thomas
L. Clingman.
The battle has been fought, and the victory will
he won tomorrow. The Democratic candidate for
Governor the Hon. John w. Ellis, has performed
his duty in the campaign calamity, ably, and effec-
tvely: and we feel sure of his election by large
majority.
MANY of our readers will have voted, and some Of
them will have heard the result before this paper
reaches them; but appea! to all good Democrats
and to all anti.Know Nothings who may see this,
not only to go to the polls and cote the ticket but to
uork for the cause. Be to attend to the uncer
tain vote. Much may be gained by activity. and
much may be lost by indifference on the day of the
election.
Mr. McRae's game Of changing his position to suit
various localities, will tell against lin tomorrow
The West can place no confidence in him. while in
the East he is losing many friends he had gained
friend writes us as follows from northeastern
County:
"Our County will not only show hands me vote
for her candidates, but Mr.. McRae will be nowhere
on the day of election. His change of tone since he
has been West. has disguised many of the Ameri.
cans so that they will not now vote for him. He
has been losing ground since his Oxford speech.
The same is true of the East generally. The peo
pie are too intelligent to be deceived by Mr. McRae
and he will reap tomorrow the bitter fruits of bis
desperate attempt to disorganize and destroy the
Democratic party of the State.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-04
Later from Europe,

New York, July 3O.-The steamship Hammonls,
from Southampton, with London dates to 18th inst,
arrived this morning
Turkey, besides Furnishing the authors of the jed
dab massacre offers $780, 900 francs to the families Of
the French and English consuls.
Hostilities have commenced between the Mussel-
men and Rajahs in Bosnia.
1t is reported at Warsaw, that there will be gen.
eral uprising in Turkey.
The Russians have been beaten by the Circassians
with loss Of 800 men and eight guns.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-04

lArERxsIlNG S1A11srIca,-Among other Interesting
acts Of DeBows statistics view # the United States
We may me1tion that the foreign yets Of Me cQpatry
nohe-twelfth Of the whole; that tie State of New
York has about one-egh,h u the pcpolationof the
Union; that there Is one house for every six per-
sons in the country; that the number Of persons
who live east of the Mississippi is twelve. times
greater than those who live west thereof; the dis
lance between New York and New Orleans is great
er than that between London and Copsiantnople, or
Paris and St Petersburg; over two6iths of the
national territory is drained by the Mississippi and
its tributaries; Of the 1897 political nevspapes
published in the United States in 1860, s55 were
Wing and TAI were Democratic. There are four
hundred thousand Indians in our territory; at the
close of the Revolution, there were but thirty.six
thousand in the old thirteen States according
estimate made by Gen. Knox; direct and sindirect
tax paid by every white person in the country. 494
number of real estate owners, 500 200, or one in
about $40 of the free males over twenty one years
of age; number Of federal Office holders exclusive
of army and navy s5,456. ninefold increase since
l800 the population having increased about five.
fold onefourth Of the people reside in villages towns
and cities; the number Of people to dwelling in
New York city averages more than IS, in Boston
nearly 9, in New Orleans ~. in Richmond about 8:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-04

State always stands out we'll upon the canvass.-
In al matters implying integrity and good faith sbe
is prominent Witness the opening of bids at the
Ireasurer's office, in Raleigh. few days ago when
5000 Of North. Carolina coupon bonds were bid
for, and awarded At premium of ons.third Of enc
Per cent.-N0tloaGt (RteLigencer. 81 81 :.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-04

H President Buchanan and suite arrived at the
Bedford Springs, Va, last week. The President is
in good health.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-04

Franklin seizsd lightning BY the tail, held il fast
and tanned it. Morse put clothes on it taught it to
read and write and Do Gssnds
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-04

TIE NORTH CAROLINA PLANTER We have re.
ceived the August number of this valuable publica,
ton by a. N. German, Esq, of Raleigh. This pub
LEGATION deserves encouragement. Surely the farm.
ers and mechanics of the State sustain one jour
nal Of their. own. Price, 81. Address A. NJ Cor.
man, Raleigh. -.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-25

For wood. icur A.zcs-the best Cooking Stove in
lse-w last With care. from fifteen 10 eighteen years
and cook with greater convenience and in less time
than any Cast-iron Stove. have also just received
the following
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-25
business Change.

CUocFEiISG a r,srdsn N ths LasaesF trade,
- xili contnss b1slae-s Al Tie Cd stand 90
Ill nso4aSAy) Ehsre 4 vii be pleased n meet al
aus tztroas II my prcdeceasor and uaany elAefs
a. may favor me ~ith call
have several milis eating Poplar and Gear
Isalnhsr, besides large zappiy q whlte ead yelios
Pine, thas enabling me - sell al Hs4nuiaetarer's
prizes sf
Having purchased tie eeoks and accounts o. TIE
old arm al ~ho are aware o. their Indebtedness VII
plrsss CONS ior~ar9 aaa settle BY ia nrst q ss
tenesr. 90 vii pet their sccoants sith an esheeF
for collector ~
system, al orders must be aeeonp4nist with TIE
naonsy - be Fslectsd- u.
sas-t-ls Ii DAkpEs.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-25
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.

Enclose the money to address for the Tickets
dered receipt of which they will be forwarded by
first mail. Purchasers have tickets ending in any
figure they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
IS Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office, county and State.
re- Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya-
bic without deduction.
sS- All prizes or 81 900 and under paid immediate
ly after the drawngother prizes at the usual time OF
thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
5. SWAN 4 CO, Augusta, Ga.
Rs- Persons residing Montgomery, Ala,
Atlanta, Ga, have their orders filed, and
time, by addressing S Swan Co., at either of those
cities.
Ca A list of the numbers that drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each is
ntted to- will be published after every drawing, in
the following papers Augusta ga Constitutional
it, Neto Orleans Delta Mobile Register Charleston
Standard NashrIle Gazette, Atlanta HatelIigeHcer, NeIo
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Georgian, Rich
DioHd Dispatch, Nei0 York Dispatch, and Pdulding
(Miss.) Clarion, and Lile Rock (4r True Democrat
sep1S-td
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-25
Negroes for Sale.

WYE have a good Lot Of Negroes for sale, some 10
w or IL LIKELY BOYS from 10 To 20 years old.
Several young with child each; or
good House Girls, 10 10 20 years old well qualified,
be highly recommended; good Carpenter 20
years old; good Cooks, o men from 20 40
years old. II. II. HAYNES 4 co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-25
M N = u G

~ y. THURSIoS will resume his les 49,
~. sons "a fcealsEstioG and 90 the Piano
fufte, On HohcAy next, sept. eth. ATI
urisTs NAY Dc left At his room az the So 45<4zS
vance Hotel. ssts-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-25
To Exchange or Sale.

A LIKELY Negro Woman, IS years old, and her
IA Eve children. the oldest boy -, the next girl
10 and down to an infant, will be sold ex-
changed for other Negroes to some living in The
country, and that wants them for their use, and
not for speculation. Apply to
augll-u WILL l.. BOYD.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-25
FOR RENT

4 NEAT aud comfortable dwelling, situated Just
n beyond the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
lOt, IN Illness Addition, with good elstern and
-ery convenience Necessary TO render Il desirable
> ,sidenee Apply 90 W. !. BOYD, Dr.,
ang2S-u No. So Cherry 81.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-25
Extra Chance.

AN offering for sale that beautiful House and Lot,
Cherry street, djoling the ''UBiun Buildings !"
(uow OF erecon,) fronting SO feet and
ming back Isl feet. This is the desirable prop
erty Ia the city for sale. Also, two Store Houses
Market street near Spring ST. Apply to
WILL L. BOYD,
jyl-f No. So Cherry street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-25
gor Sale-Go Rent.
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

UNHE undersigned Offering at private sale,
Il all that portion Of land, lying the South side
Of the Charlotte Turnpike belonging to the estate of
the late Matthew Barrow, deceased. The land lies in
full view, and within about two miles of the state
Capitol, and is laid out in lots varying in size from
fourteen to twenty nine acres, all fronting the
Turnpike road. These lands Will be sold at fair pr.
and ON liberal time. Any persons wishing to ex.
anime them ascertain particulars in relation
the terms, Will please call John c. Barrow near
the premises, on j. L. * K. W. Brown, Real Estate
Agents, or the undersigned in Nashville.
NJ. :. PITCHER,
g. c. TORBETF
sep10-n Executors of NJ. Barrow, decd
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-25
Coal Stock for Sale.

WE have 1873 Shares Huntsville Coal Mining Stock
w We wish TO sell or exchange for likely young
Negroes or city property.
aug24-f H. II. HAYNES x co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-25
FOR RENT
.,u,rrtrcNrC, go - =

> THAT ELEGANT STORE Hot 81, No II east side
L rnbC square, formerly occupied by Lyons
} q, Possession given Immediately. Apply 20
lyi5 BRANSFORn. NcwHiRfER & co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-25
Notice of Dissolution.

yINHE partnership EXISTING between II. LANiER
IL GEu AIkk1I.s., amber the style u b. LANIER &
Co. Is thls DAY dissolved ~ iAnseF having purehas-
ed Geo. Afxell Interest the le ARA Is aioas
authorized ~ settle ap ths same. b. IASIER
Mar. -, lsbs, Gko. AIZkIL-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-25
Notice of Dissolution.
GET THE BEST.

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THE GENUINE AMInsUITPE~-thr premium Picture
l. Ia beyuRd cVnllAars,a the oest style OF hxeness
yet introduced, and Stands without FISal;
Time cannot change them,
Light cannot fade them,
Iampaess cannot mould them,
Dust can arvsF reach them,
Rust cannot corrode them.
Made as heretofore by L-ARcoNBE Corner Of Cherry
and UnOn streets aud put up piop style al Essi
prices
sS- Made at other rooms IN Neshyiles
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