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will ever erect maintain any Notifications commanding
the same in the vicinity thereof occupy fortiy
coonze, assume or exercise any dominion oser Nicaragua
Cosa Ro he HqHto coda any part " Csatrat Anelloa
II her Maestys vessels board our merchant vessels for
the purpose Of examining the papers and cargo OF those
which enter the port OF San Juan del Norte, as the o
GERS from the ssyaorous did, then you assume 10
exercise dominion which the Clayton Bulwer con-
yention distinctly disclams. Such construction can
not Tor moment recognise until further advised by
my government and consequently must act under my
present instructions the tenor Of which were conmuni
Gated 10 YOU ia my letter oil the 26th inst
beg TO express to you my entire satisfaction with
your explanation In respect to the visit Of Captain Vain
wright of her Majesty rigate Leopard TO the Ameri
can steamer "Catharine Maria in the Colorado river
and of which visit stated TO you that but imper-
iectly informed but which find, from your frank and
clear representation and for which thank you very
much exaggerated
ITegret however, TO find that lam misunderstood by
objectng to friendly visit from of her aestys
ships-ofwar TO American vessel in this any other
port. Such not my objection for am that IL
Is customary to make such visits by the vesselsofwar Of
all natons and they constantly made TO her Maestys
mail packets by the ships of my squadron; but they
smply acts Of courtesy, with offer of services &C. The
'Washugt M had been boarded by officer from the
United States ship Savannah, In obedience to my in
sucons To Captain jarvis in relation TO all American
vessels bound into the river that should appear OF this
port and she was strictly examined, particularly as to
improper persons who might be forcing themselves into
Nicaragua and Costa RIGA.
She found 10 be in all respects regularly cleared
permitted 10 enter the river Under other circumstances
tho washington would have been you justly infer
prevented from going in, friendly visit from boat
from your ship after the washington had anchored
would never have been made by the subject of com
plant But the inquiries which propounded by the
boarding officers from your ship looked ut once into
thorough investigation and examination of the ship and
TO the in which the United States officers had
performed their duties. This considered exceeding
what would be characterized friendly Uisi to which
called your attention. and which constrained still L
your command
trust, however, from the frank and friendly tenor Of
your letter, and which You in point
ceeds my own that shall have no interruption to
friendly relations in the execution of respective du
ties ...
have the honor to be- sir, with great respect your
obedient servant
JAS Mo. MCINTOSH,
Flag, Officer Com der in Chief Home Squadron
Sir w. q. ALDHAM, X. G. B.,
Com ding her Majesty Steam Frigate 'yaIorous -
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cpy o. he ysp'y Of Sir ~ G. 0asciey 10 he pCtition
HEn MAJEsrY's SHIP vALoRous,

Greytown Harbor.
SIR Owing TO a severe attack of fever, | have been
unable earlier 10 acknowledge the receipt through Mr.
Consul Green of the memorial dated the 18th inst and
signed and attested by yourself mayor of Greyown, to
which appended the signatures of considerable
Der of residents and property holdtrs OF this place
With respect TO the questions referred to in the
rial can only at present express my opinion that the
whole subject of the relations protectorate and limits of
the kingdom of Mosquito will doubt shortly be taken
into derton In the proper quarter with due respect
for the rights privileges and interests involved and
cannot but believe, with results favorable the prosper
ity and progress OF all concerned
have TO request you Mr. Mayor, that you will be
good enough to communicate this reply to the sgnes of
the memorial, with my compliments and to accept them
yourself from your very obedient humble servant,
w. G. oUSELEY.
The MAYOR Of Greytown
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
.~. STATES.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER lG, 1853.

No. %. Thos Leggett, jr., al, appellants rs Ben
jamin g. Humphreys. The argument of this cause was
concluded by Mr. Reverdy johnson for the appellants
No. 20. Ross Winans, plaintiff in error, ps the New
York and Erie Railroad Company. The argument of
this cause was commenced by Mr. Blatchford for the
plaintiff in error, and continued by Mr. Davis for the
defendants iii error
Adjourned until to morrow at / clock
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GRAND DISPLAY!

L AIDES SALO0N.--C. Gautier would respectful
y inform his patrons and the public that he win
the rs time at his establishment No 252 Pcnnsyvana
18th aud 18th rich and varied
fancy goods superior thing Of the kind before in city
manufactured by tho first houses his
pressy for Chrtmas and Now Year presents
Beautiful fancy boxes OF leather
Rich rived oak boxes
Glove boxes, satin boxes
Jcwelry boxes velvet boxes
Handsome cnnniclied boxes
Fancy bonboniercs Of every description
Shel and pearl baskets, with nnc ornaments
Panicrs rusques, pompadour baskets
Corbeillo's prinianeres, fancy baskets
poehos do Fantastic with ongrayngs
large assortment Of cornucopas, fancy VS. aud ornanei
nor Christmas trees
Dec 1T--cod2wif
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WASHINGTO1I CITY
FRIDAY, DECEMBER n, 1858.
Business Notice.

AS the business OF the In view Of The
change IN Us TERMS will be conducted strictly cash bass ~
aesuc Tor the collection o subscriptions are d
tnued No should be ths dais %
cept 10 Mr. w q upscoub, who Is authorized make ooe
Ia Dels~are, Maryland, and Virginia "1s
WAsinSGruS March 20 ls5S.--h
The any agents ar COLL
that employ empoye In this civ ~
those ou who have performed such service Ia other parts Of M
f"uNHg' Ap 2g--u
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SAN JUAN DEL NoRrn, Nov. 20, 1883.


DEAR Sin have ascertaned that q public meeting
held the 18th instant at the station house in this
town, and petition yesterday sent to Sir William
Gore 0useley, her Britannia Maestys penpotentiary
signed by seventy of the residents of this place.
questing him to aid them in maintaining independent
for this port setting forth that they had for
several years past government of their own made their
own laws, elected their officers and managed their
own affairs iadqeaoea OF Nicaragua, Mosquito any
other power; that it was in the opinion of the petition
ers absolutely necessary that there should be place
in Central America where the people ruled and claiming
that the government here had been established and
Quoted this principle, and had always afforded shelter
and protection to Ncaraguans and Costa Rcans, and
others during the troubles which for the last few years
had disturbed the peace of the interior &c The petit
TONERS also stated that only occasion since the
adjustment of their government had crime escaped
punished and that the referred to that of the
murder of Nicaraguan by captain of transit steamer
the San Juan river who shielded from justice by
r Scion Borland, while minister Of the United States
in Nicaragua.
This petition presented to Sir William Gore Ouseley
yesterday with what success have not been able to
learn.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
b. SQUIRE COTRELL
Captain J. JARVIS, u. S. N
United States Ship Savannah
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/. DINNER PARTIES. 8

nINNER PARTIES will be furnished TO families
IL at 90, ST. and s. head; or they prefer class
French cook can bo sent their residence prepare
at the moderate charge OF 81 for his services.
Those wishing 20 avoid the trouble
the market affords sent to their houses prices.
One dishes will be CITY for ose
who desire IT, guaranty furnish than any
OF establishment ia the city, saving per
G GAUl1ER 252 Penn.
Dec iG-2meof between 18th and streets
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UEITEp STATES surp SAVANNAH,

San Juan del Norte, Nov. 20, 1858.
SIR On the 18th instant had the honor OF informing
you that had called upon Sir William Gore Ouseley and
that he had stated to me that he should sail for As
pinwall in two three days He now informs me that
it is uncertain when he sails, and have therefore
thought it best the Jamestown going to sea
short time account of the health of her crew,
send her 10 communicate with You
Sir William appears to be very busy in diplomacy but
hive not been able to ascertain what about He APP
pears to be in constant communication with Mr. Green,
her Brtanic Majestys consul Mr. Banuel the reported
consul for Nicaragua to this place. received board
the oYalorous with guns.
On the 18TH at O clock the Washington steamer
arrived from New York. with three hundred and thirty
passengers bound to California Her clearance, &C. is
perfectly correct At s. 80 D. M Col ChiIds proceeded
up the river to San Juan in the "Catharne Maria
bound to Nicaragua to try and obtain permission carry
them the transit TO San Juan del Sur Should he
not obtain it, the Washington on the 26th will leave
this port for Aspnwall AT midnight the '.Catharine
Maria not finding water enough returned and went out
side TO the Colorado river.
There was a town meeting held at Greytown on the
18th instant, and certain resolutions passed. copy of
which arl trying to obtain, / herewith send you q
copy Of letter received from Mr. Cotrell upon the sub
iect of the town meeting.
At 4, p. m, of the 18th the aLeopard" sailed from
this place and stood to the eastward and the morning
the 10Th returned and anchored here. Captain Vain
wright informed me that he board the ''Catha
aine Maria in the Colorado river At about ,, p m,
of the 18th Captain Aldham on board and asked
me what thought of the steamer Washington"
told him had doubts of her being engaged in a law
full pursuit that her clearance &C.. was all correct He
said he thought too that he had heard report that
se had landed at the Colorado river hundred
men, under the command of General Henderson. told
him that did not believe word of it that it all
humbug. lie said he agreed with me.
The Leopard sailed to day On her way to England
Our sick list is the increase, and shall take
cruise on the return of the Jamestown, unless other
wise ordered by you, We have twenty one with inter
mittent fever, with remitten and with scurvy
The generally very light cannot account for
the increase For the past fortnight there has been
markaby fine weather for this place.
am, very respectfully your obedient servant,
JOSEPH r. JARVIS
Flag O6ieer JAMES Nc McIGTosf,
Commanding Home Squadron.
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pOARDING.--MRs w. ID. TuLEy is prepared to
- accommodate boardcrs by the week month
terms at
No a7l Penn. avenue, opposite National Hotel.
Washington, D. C.
Transient and table borders also accommodated
4--eod1m
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Rsoltcd That the Secretary 10 commun
the Senate the last annual report Of Lieut. Col
harbors from Lake Michigan Lake Champaign including Lakes
and Ontsrlo
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The bill granting pensions to the officers and soldiers
of the with Great Britain Of 1872 and those en-
gagged in Indian during that period coming up
as the next special order in the Committee the Whole
ON the state of the Union
Mr.. PHELPS, OF Missouri, hoped Mr. SAVAGE who
had reported it, would agree to It's further posponement
in order that the House might proceed the consdea
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CON CIR ESSI0N AL.

The MAYOR of Greytown.
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Mr. WASHBURN, of Maine, asked leave TO introduce a
bill to authorize and facilitate the construction north
crn, southern, and central Pacific railroad, and for
other purposes for the purpose of having it referred to
the special committee the Pacific railroad but oh.
lection was made
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Resolved That the Clerk Of the House Of Representatives
the Senate papers which
tue memorial of the pennyost Of caorpa the
Rles of the House.
This resolution was subsequently reconsdered and laid
the table
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CARD.

FTfHE partnership practice Of the Law heretofore
rzi-t!ng betvaen Sullivan, Treadwsll s Voliinttne,
Is this day dissotvsd. JEly I, 1851.
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FOR CONaTARLE.

H. SAINT Is 4 candidate for the oface Of Cons.abls
the next election in March, n the Fooresth Civn
Ur~frF
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G. B. BOWERS, orstary.
STATE H.2oSs 9E S9sEHsTI'UT s.ansJ rsSs

Hartford county, . -
Personally appeared @. B. BJwsrs, Secretary Of the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made oath that
the foregoing ststement, BY him sub ribed Is true.
full and oorrrst statement Of the Affairs Of ssis Com
pany and exhibits far can be asoertsined At this
date its actual condition the hfst day Of January
1855. Before me,
n. h. BAR SOUR, Justice Of the Peace.
STATE or TENNESSEE, Comptroller's Oflce,
Nashville. ganua-y ~, 1883. (
This is 10 certify that the Hartford Fire Insurance
Company located a Hartford IN the State Counect
eut has complied with all the requirements Of act
PASSED By General Assembly OF the state q Tgnnes
see in Mach 1856 entitled " act 10 regulate the
agencies Insurance Companies not incorporated by
the state Of Tennessee and that J. =. CHADWICK Is
ne legally authorised agent Of said Company the
town Of Memphis, STATE OF Tennessee
J. O. LUTTRELLs Comptroller.
POLICIES issued IN The above reliable Company on
LTssss RoUTrABLY ADJUSTED and PROMPTLY
PAID Al thss agency J. 4 CHADWICK,
Madi street.
fan7a-Im opposite Union Paak.
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"a. KTEFFXRR. n. d.

TTOHGORATHiC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
VISA the citi 9ens o. Memphis ans its VI
cinitr that b. has heated himself 81 the southeast
osrnHr of 6Hlo7 s1i seaoad streets
Sf1s hsu-E uni ociocE h the morning. between Il
and I a. uoln ard 5-tzeen s snA 7 IN tbe evening.
REs EzsC Es-1 1fEe Sha-rees GOV BFuvE, of Mss;
Eeson aitch--l Es7 OF On srlsston s @ Drs Hesing
Li'pe of fhla eiphias and Dr. csspar, o. LSusvle.
gecIE- slv
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Bail0lng DECORATIONS.
HOUSE, SIGN, IND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING, DECORATING. &c
w. H. PASsMORE

TAXES this method o. informing the citizens Of Nr
phis tnat De has permanently .0ca-ed hfmeelf hsra
70 eafry on the above business and sssures those b
may favor him with their patronage that ali WORK m
trusted to him viii have his strict PERSONAL ATTEs
flON IN ne selection and preparation of the rsteraI
as We as the faithful execution OF the work No exer
tion WILDE spared on bis part 70 give sasIsfa-o ard
perform the work thoroughly, and a. the same time q
suit u. saste q the most fastidious
BIS lehN experience warrants him IN ayinE that hs
contracts viii he complied with 70 the entire sa-isro
o. those Who may patrOniEe him. They nav ziso rest
assured that any work undertaken b hin viii prompt
" conducted.
For qualifications, he begs leave to refer 10 the fos
ing persons: Capt. @. B. Church, Capt 7. Newell Nj
" P9oleT, Capt. J Gosiee Capt Alge0 NJ. g PhIHsr
SHOP-Back q Shelton's Drug Sta-. r1rqs- dfv
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r:AIr.T - FnR aDYER rTgTNe.


E- One square, reaeEGble veeEly per snHsla, go 60
twice q week. so o.
NJ au squares, rUnsEshle weekly, per Hnnurl, 90 90
tEfoe . week, Z" 50 %
- AZ Advertisements reguired 10 Be kept second
paRs, CHARGED As NEW EACH DAY, and on third PEse
a4vance ever stated rate
- Adrerfisrmeuts dlrected to be displayed set IN
lsrEs the chsrEed DoUBI.E rates.
~ Yearly advertisers vi Be charged extra fer occu
ylnr space over contract and when LARGE TYPE Is
sued s. b. usa5 sTsrtase1enf kept inside Of
PsF-r.
T Toarv sdvsrtsars viii Be chHrTed extra at regular
Ifes for Wsots. Rea's Removals GopsrtRorship No
ices 10 C1lsl-ne-s, &c
p TsENsTEET ADTEzTIsTEe NUsT HE PAID FOR
II ADTAECE-
~ No ssve-tissnsEt VII appear IN the weekly paper
N sss BY spsczl contract.
e Aaverissnsnts % b inserted in TIE weekly paper
1rv OF a. irregular Intervals Ia either Of the papers, vi
10 chsrEel 81 per s7Elre for every Insertion.
- AuuruuCuE candidates for state C0uEty Hn6 = n
nic.pal OEoss g eEch e Be paid n advance IN every
iEstznce.
~ Al Aaver-Ispurnts for Cbs-itabis Institutioos
De Companies, Ward, I0En. and otker Public keetings
fChe CHARGED hslf price
- Esr7isres and Dsstzs published news hut
05ulries Tribute q Eespect and Funera Invitations
5 Other 8fvg-tlseTuelts.
~ All IeEzl asd Transient Advertisements VIII 3
1az Tred y the tnsertisn.
- Editorial Netices u Local Column Hn Be charged
% cents Per line
r. No dstuclon OF vzris.ioa viii be nAds from The
E5CTAEAH8E. TROUsnaIE N DILL.
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.mEndo- Mem
brown s. FRAZER,
". q. WEATHERFORO,

~ lesn AK
Rs1er 70 A. Wright Ssq-, and ooi r. 8 Payne Men
phizs gudg. r 7. Ca-ufhers Supreme Court; 3. G.
Eastman, Esg EEshvElss Major 9. A Henry, Clsrks-
vine, Tenn ana Ges 7. B. FIournoy, Desha Co. Ark
rearu
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nissnIufinn.

A TTnRSEE AT Law, Jackson, Tenn. All business
n nt-ustad 70 his care pro8ptly attended 70.
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We are Suthorize8 % snnonnse IOHN ". FAYLOR
caniEts for ectiOn fof the once o. Constable
IN ne Firm Civil District ect7s
FOR CONSTABLE.
WE Authorised % annnunce " p BRIDGA3,
candidate Constable Of ne 5th CiyH District. klss
ffnsi > March next nctS
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DR.. r. L. LASKY,
PAySlcisB, Surgeon and Acc0Hcher,
washington Street, between Main and Second,
NEsPaIs, TENN.
one hours fro-a ? % O'Clock X. and from 70

one hourS fr1n 20 oclocE A hE.s ard from 70
o'clccx. p. n.
FTTHASEFUL sor tia kinz parr0aags heretofOrs ex-
zen Tel % ne tsle p-ssure % inform nv custom
and ne p11c n general that i Is nj ny IN entiOr
b lssre this rT has been reported, and tha an
ever ig 8 att-EI u al cases Of internal and externs
d-ea-as asi that pared 70 UNDERTAKE the mJsi
g. + slsrzt and accouchm nts. aud that do not
-sirls o. any prs1rs.i0n Of mercury IN diseases
s-hrt-ver.
Secret diseases cured IN nv method, IN such
mRul - i1terfers with fhe business Of the pa
a1i stat 10 No: any mercury in the treat
q .sr q toe rzae.
- a- slpving; Rheu stisu, A-thritis, Neuralgia,
E'rvsns Hsadschs sld To5fEa h. PARALYSIS Dvspspsia
Elrpiilry the Liver Spinal Curvsture and Wesknes'
U.erus biseasas HOP. Fum1r AbIs or White Swell
lnz afs-ss vel as al dizses OF the e and Bsr
Auslp-rhls ca or3-is, Ste-ity, spermstoTrhoea, &C
&c dHa-e thaL rsg 1iFe e1tira regulation q
tue I'd aEd 1s-F17s srstel use the EEEneto Eectric
taatnen Shch j. universally known for It's practica-
bu "
AFTER p-a1tioe OF ten ye-rs as STAT Physician and
Dir-c-1r % several hsspa's IN Germsny. ard eight
years prz--e IN tha United states reputation
PhY-iuiz1 SrEe1n and Accsucher is su-eBtly estab-
lisnei IS 70 l-e no farther o1nRaHt
ds-2s-1avIY Da. R. L. AsET.
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9o!els---8otels.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL!

FTNHE undersIEned has the pleasure to announce -
Il 20 the pubiic. that be has this day baoome ..a
the propri tor. and taken chArEe u that pop III
ulsr and vel known hsuse. the COMMERCIAL AA1~-A-
HOTkL, MeRphis. T-na. The o0e is under the chArse
q Mr.. n. N TYLER late proprietor Of the BrouJoH
H6 use Grand Rapids Mich. Of the msd thorough
and slish business in the south, assisted By
Mr.. JOHN G. McALISTER, formerly Of Jackson, Nj -
Beck <. eper and Cashier. In that depariment Mt
McAlisirr has superior. NJ J. A BRADLEY, late
Eatehez Miss is Assistant Clerk and general Coec-
tor The catering dpsrtmeat IL under the supernten-
deuce OF Mr.. WILLIAM ROGAN, late OF Yickshurgs
Miss long ssd vel known Oon'ectiontr and for
several years Proprietor Of the WAshngton Hotel IN
vickssu g. sHoe Il to say that IN bis department Nj
Rogan has no Superior Nr. CHARLES FAIRBRoTHEki
fsr efteen Superintendent OF the dining rams o
some the rst Hotels In TIE United StAies- WI
Be Assistant The house kping department. Is under
the chsrge Of Ms. A. TYLER . most slerant and
lady The Comm ercal Hotel is Eituatro on
Jefferson street. and fronting the Great Father q Wa
ters, surrounded By the largest and heavie comEs-
sion produce and dry gods hoHses in the city BecKs
add Onibusses wifi al times and at all heurs, both
and night Be ready convey travellers and pesse
and from the river and Railroad Depots- The
Railroad Ticket once and the telegraph once both
Kept the Commercial Hotel TIE proprietor being thus
surrounded BY such abie oompsteut corps Of sss
taufs himsef that h give general sat
isfsction In word, b. viii hurry up the cakes an
hand round the Rolls He will give you the ham and the
lamb the Jelly ard the In hetrue Mohsckisn style,
an the the world icits very liberal share
Of pablo patroasgs g. MITCHELL,
Proprietar Commercial Hotel, Memphis, Tenn.
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Transportation.
laws every stsURoAY nqPM
Regular Memphis, Helena s.
Arancis River Packer.

VI n fsF-sssssss s...ss.s--U. ? EkANU1 EaeIsr-
P. s C0LBF, Clerk.
THIS h1e p=SsenEer stsauer win tesvs -.
a a. aboye, snf al intermedlste . rs I if -
For freight'or passage appiy On hoard.
or 70 E
nAFI7. WILLIAMS 4 20
lea " IN NJ q unua a-Il. - a-..l.
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NREKCE.

nR : sLEDGz nas returnsd frou EaW Tark,
u after - elce y Hne npz-Es, snI has elected
SOM EsHliil- cures in that civ ae has tskea an
on a. - I17rBe street be szel Main aud Second
vii the pTacsic- of E-iicins, where
h has for bis csI-o-atd CO 100 4Hfs. Al cali At
tsaies night A. he i1teais lasstiag psrIRa
nentv IN N=ruhis- all from sue g-sst ne has
hai th= q the vzrous d eases h thinks
h shlll1 haze lb=-ai p4r5nEg from the ctizsns Of
srlDas ians-d1y
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4 TTOzEEE Al LAE General Collecting and Lsnt
- Az-utr for tle northern ard EHst1R Counties O
ArE1uass, DIS ARo, ARK