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- DAvGHll. g 4I. REGIvEHr. " = be
lis-e there is one ctse in America Of real
incident which somewhat a.Ir"SmaleS Il"
that OF are ~ thc o. ir D11I tt
This is in New York, where ,.a A'-t. a.
Guard Zone thousand strong nave lar or
phan pryt1Te, f.niiiar'y designated as The
Daughter ot the Regiment.
Ti:e National Quad. under Col D .ryca
is the best regulated aal appointed militia
company in the United States. In drill, IS
prit da cops, organization, and general ap-
pearance 1t WI Bear close comparison with
the regulars lr.. " ... .-.gGsrn military
government. Some y...5 ago al n....cr O!
the New York National Gu1i1 committed
suicide. This at, according to military dis
cipline is considered one OF cowardIee, bat
the deceased was web kHcr-n 70 hc one who
IN active Service stoD! amid the braEcSi OF
the brave IL had been through the Mex
lean war. aa1 stood high in esteem as 4 sol
der; but other matters when quietly at
home prompted him to hcreme SulcIde--
he LETT an orphan child, a bright and prom
ising little d:US nIer. Slc VAS alone in the
world, and as II were trje0ileSs. The req
ment OF her father adopted her, and she be-
became thus "A Child of the Regiment and
that regiment the gallant Na,iaaa! Guard Of
New York A tax of two dollars per annum
was levied on each member for toe oryhan's
support and education. This amounted to
$4,000 year, and what was not expended
was duly put away in investment for a dow
~ for the Daughter OF the Regiment. The
young lady, nov about sixteen years Old
hrs gown up beautiful, intelligent, and &C
compiished and is well of; and doubles,
she looks upon her gallant guardians witt
sill the love, honor, and enthusiasm that Ma
RE did on the brave Sllpice and the gallant
2ls', 10 the opera. Such companies as Ia,
New York National Guard reflect honor OF
Che country,-Sacnnah Daily Georgian.
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y Eeaal A0rertisrmrnts.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, La Sale County and Circuit
Court thereof, to NooeaaJer Term, 1858. Thomas
Dunaway Peter +. Roth, Mary Ann Smith, Sarah
Ann smith, William H. Smith, AIRY c. Smith, Mary J..
Smith, and Elizabeth Nancy Smith-Bii to ForecIose
Mortgage
I appearing from affidavit file in the Office Of
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court of said County, that
the above named Peter F. Roth is resident OF this
State, aud the complainant having his bill Of complaint
hereiD and summons having been issued thereon
ding to law.
Now, therefore notice IS here given you the said
Peter Roth, that unless you shall personally be- and
appear before the Circuit Court Of said COun y She
first day Of the term thereof 20 be holden at
Court House IN Ottawa the frs NoEda the month
OF November next and plead denur, except to or
the cOWpainants bill, the will be taken TO
coRlSsO against you by default, and the matters aud
{ things therein prayed for decreed accordingly.
J. f. NASH, clerk.
J. AVERY Solicitor for CompIt. jullZ
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familp Groceries.
ERWlN:S
Citv Mills Store!

WIN. ERWIN having purchased the entire stock OF
w Groceries belonging TO J. W & y. G. TrRisrT
c-rner OF La Sale and Mil streets, known as the CITY
MILLS STORE, will keep supply oil all kihds ci
Groceries.
Also WOODEN WARE, BASKETS, WILLOW WARE,
&c which he offers low prices FOR Cash or produce
He hopes by close attention business aud ~asacto-
ry prices. to receive - share Of public patronage
Al Goods delivered FREE OF CHARGE. ..
Ottawa, March b. WI. GhNi'.
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ALL Rraur.-Whsat harvestin Old Marion

ALI. RIGur-W heat haryestin Old Marion
is n,ar}v completed. Tue present week vii
see it finished, and Coodiy crop it Is. We
have a good cause to believe ttS We stated
some while simcy) that the yic.a Of " heat III
this country VIII be ten fold as nuch a. was
ever garncreI before. An Immense breadth
of ground was sown the past fl, and hal
til. croy. been an avera-' one, wheat would
have been a drug. u IA 'ncTS arc begin
rin., to know tat the sol otMarion county
is especially adapted TO the growth Of
wheat They have proG'cd BY this know
Ledge, and henc. forth this portion Of Egypt
Wi. not only be celebrated fer its corn,
(naiz..) oil, castor beans,) aud wine, black
berry. but its ceriel|, especially wheat
The day is not far remote, when Southern
Illinois will he able to SUPPLY ha.i the world
with brtrlstuli, --SGIsH. i4to,nte.
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" =" S>s 90
Mrs. WILLIAMS AND SUGHTER,

ID RESPECTFULLY solicit continuance OF that patron
age which has been kindly extended tell by the
citizens of Ottawa during the past year.
Mrs. WILLIAMS DAUGii FER take this opportunity
10 inform their friends and the public generally that
they have rented house MAIN Street. 81 block
of the sdecut bridge where they intend TO locate per-
lRdReRHY.
Mrs. WILLIAMS DAUGHTER solicit the attention
OF all Interested to their method of instruction, which
differs from the course usually pursued Teachers
THE pupils receive musical instruction five hours during
the week. which is hours than is given by Teach
generally.
Pupils received at their residence, they will go
the house of pupils, required
y. D-CareIl attention given to the cultivation of the
voice.
IsTE2s moderate myol
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~ Y. GRIGGS prepares Tonic Bitters that has no
IL. equal in either preventing curing Ague, Chill Fe-
ver and all diseases arising from debility These Btters
bring the Liver into action cleanse the blood and
tonic to the whole system. They not cure all.
do claim any hidden virtue for them, but do claim
and warrcnt them to be the hest tonic offered
They create healthy appetite aud give strength and
energy, hundreds who have used them will testify
Sign eff the Good Samaritan, Nattnger's Block.
aug29 Ely GRIGCS
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Plumbing! Plumbing!

HANlNG taken up my residence IN ottawa, am now
L prepared to Introduce Hot and Cold Water into
Public Private Buildings. will also furnish and
mp Water Closets, Bath Tabs, Hot and Cold shower
Baths, Marble Slabs and Wash Basins, Lift and Force
Pumps, Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead, &c, &C Having
engaged in the business for the last 10 in the
C,i- of New York and Chicago, am prepared to put up
Water Works with neatness and despatch.
orders let with Wm. Reddick, ESD will be puncualIy
attended to-
Refer VIM Reuiick, ESQ, Ottawa, and James Bell,
Fsn Chicaro JAMES c. KENNEDY,
Loo g., T,y,,.nTar nj Jr.JrUuIic EDOiReer.
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IHmEHt3tTIEDT soStS az j ubtfc Il "C' tDft-
uY virtue of decreta order OF the County Court of
la Sale County the STATE Of Illinois rendered ~
10 June term \ D. ISIS, OF said Court the und-r- gu-
ed a. administrator OF the estate Of John D.Gy. de-
c..srd viii orr sale At public aucfI"n- 70 iE- high
est bidder at the door Of The Court House ID
Ottawa ia said County, the hour OF tTJ o'clock IL tie
afternoon Of Saturday the fOUTie-aiH day o. Angus
D. rs Lots 90 and eighteen tl-j .l Es-a
taeatv-sx ID III the states Addition u Ottawa,
,li CoEuly.
g-r., ri S5ye-One-thiri clsh down, oHe-th.rI In SIX
months and The other tArld in twelve months from day
Of sale with per iutere THE deferred pay
Ipent. 70 he secured by bond aud mortgage o. the PIE
,g.,r. sold JOHN NrLAUGHLIN.
IuuZS-EE -t1Wrt'stfJLDf- g.
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rec EsTI.1ge.

FT2HE free bridge across Fox River at Dayton is
- completed, and persons living the east side VIII
again have tile privilege of patronziny our new Grist
aud FIGURING MIL which il capable OF grinding FROM so
to 60 bushels per hour As the undersigned have ex-
pended their very literally in erecting such Mil
and Bridge the growing the country require,
they hope receive aiberai share pablo patronage.
Persons coming from distance will find
him connection with the above Min, fire. Of charqe.
ana b.,, ,uc house has passed into other Ia d and
bids fair 10 Go iuste 70 the inner man at reasonable
rat~ Pletse CIV, rs a cau. J. & ID. GREEN.
Dayto.. November -. ISL
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ABRAM RosENKRANs, AIm'r.
Estate of UUliam Simmons, dscd.


NOTICE Is hereby gwen 70 all persons having claims
y against tie estate Of william summons Hecetsya
nat will attend terra Of the County Court o, La
sale County he held At Ottawa, in said County 81 La
sale and state of Illinois, the 81 Monday 81 SEP
TENDER next when and where all persons having claims
against said notified to present the same ~
iup35-Gv WM J. SIMMONS. Ez'r.
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GRArEs.-Grapcs are nov growing very
fast. and will soon require the operation OF
pinching in. The fruit bearing branches
should De shortened 10y rinchinS them Gil
beyond the second and third leaf above The
fruit. II there are two clusters, there sho'd
be at least three leaves. We Who are ,"
the habit of letting oar grape vines Ia
care Of themselves, will rot appreciate the
bench; Q. Ills uuu. The effect IS witnessed
The necessity Of doing it will be evident on
consideration. for after the period OF bloom
ing. in setting Of Tie Luit i good vIscr IS
ESPECIALLY necessary. We are apt 10 los"
much fruit by allowing too much upon one
vine, It is easy to look ahead. and see
them at present in conspicuous blossom
buds swelling into long green clusters and
we can iud5e now a. well as then, that the
vine viii, If let alone, be too full Il is then
policy to save The vine the trouble and ez-
uense Of 50 nearly p-ii citing those which
can never rip-a.-H2me- .alt.
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ACADEMY oil yguSTc

F.fHE undersigned has opened an Academy ~ .,s'.
Z ia which ali Instruments, a. Piano. M-lodeon Vic,
liza, Carorct Flute. itar. and Singing and All Rs
Instruments will be taught at reasonable charges
Clas-ess VIII be opened, not containing more than 10
scholars in each.
Music furnished for Balls, Parties, Parades &c with
any number % instr Irents. at reasonable terms
For particulars inquire at f. Y. GRIGGs Music Store
jaL9-tf c. W. DENuARn
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A traveller announces that he once beheld
people nindng their own business -
This happened at seattle passengers being
too sick to attend TO each others concerns.
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Tcrifnlt .ral .


SAVE THE DEAD LEAyEs.-If every horti-
cu'turalist would reflect for n moment on
the nature Of fallen leaves which contain not
only the vegetable matter bat the earthly
salts; lime, potsh, Gee, needed for the next
seasoi growth, and that too, exactly in the
proportion required hy the very tee and
plan, from which they fall-nay, more, if
they would consider that it is precisely in
,his way. by the decomposition of these
very f.ilen leaves, that nature enriches the
soil, year after year, in her great forests, 1t
would scarcely lie poss BILE for such a reflect
ing horticuturist 10 allow those leaves 10 'G
swept away by every Wind that blows, an"
finally lo,t alt g,thvr. \ wise hort!.u''"i-
alist will dill igeutly collect, ir'iH i''ns ~
tine, the leaves that a'i uoser ca r, tree,
and by digging them underths son. PROVE ;,,,,,
lno u, for the healthy growth Of that tree
In IN aertaip vineyards in France the vines
a', lent in the higheS condition by simply
hnryinr at the roots every lear and branch
thai is pruuad oil such vines, or that fa.!
from them at the end Of the season.
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XEEgGzlI ssY * COLES.
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Cabinet Furniture 6 Chairs.
Job Turning and Scroll Saving done. Also Logs SAW
/ ol 20 order.
1000 Logs wanted, for which VIC wiI pay cash at
-DISsp.

ANiNH bought out J. &. Gays entire stock of Fur
ltuI TIE business FOR the future viii be carried on
VI 'i'e name 81 SiMoS ZisEEIAS have employed j. &.
u,y' VIC VII be happy to sell To all who may give
eau - he old stand Of GAY Z GUGLFuHD
InaIl3 y-,.r,,,,S
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-07-24

A Coop HIr-A colored gentleman, who
docs landscapes in white, displays n hand
some sign IN the neighborhood OF Sixth and
Arch streets, Philadelphia, inscribed, Pro
fessor Singleton, whitewasher and carpet
shaker Not bad hit, that! Considering
that " Professor Singleton has as good a
right to the title about half the people
who appropriate it, his sign is in very good
taste.
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Bucs,a Vista Floral Gsird:ns.
". CHALMERS & Co..
Tonic RiftcrS,

at The residence Of W. H. W. CHstDad', Ehst Otttten
Always sale, large supply of perpetual hoses and
all other kinds of Towering house plants strawberry To-
mato Rh.barb Cabbage plants, &c, &C, in their sea-
con and yap.tab,es of ali kinds iuHlt
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GENTLEMAN aud Lady can be accommodated with
4 n rooms and board; also several gentlemen with
board and lodging, day boariers in central loca
ton, and on reasonable terms-frst house west of La
Sale ST.. Oh Madison ST.
Iunl9-2m G. Z. VAN KEIrREN
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STHHREE Horses, one Double Wagon, one Single Wa.
4. gon, and Set Double Harness. for sale. En-.
quirs at he City NH Store FasriS WEI. ERWIN
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Grain Rags.

To Grain Dealers Shippers, and Others
A LARGE lot OF y TO bushel grain bags for SALE
varying from Is 10 25 cents, bought at auction and
will prove bargain TO all in need. HOWELL,
my22 Office at S. c. Earl { Sons
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CardinG aud Spinning
WI hc done N lots q 81 lbs u!Il upwards at 1
cents per po-ud.
In.Iitl, Cnr.':ne- iuin Rolls

VIII he done ~ SIX cents per pogHd. Their machines
vi. be clothed anew with tie best OF Cards and with
experienced Cgrder. they expect to have good woT.
done. Wool VIII be taken from the Depot at Ottawa and
rolls returned within reasonable length of time FOR do
te work, which he sent (in strong shcets) from
almost any part OF Tic STATE triling eNpessc.
Wool intended for exchange for any Of the above kinds
Of Goods, accompanied by the proper order may be sent
Icy Railroad to Ottawa, and ;hr goods VIII be put up and
! sent wit psonFtneSs, according order.
V woud also say, taa, w. have got our New Custom
a-i FIGURING Nh in operation and persons wishing
hive their grinding done en- short notice, have
plenty OF water At all times. lnyf1l !. I r. GREEN.
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Rral Gstate.
LUCIAN II SANGER,

ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought and sold on Commission. Taxes paid
Abstracts of Title furnished, Collections made, Invest
ments made in Government other Lands, Money
Loaned. OTTAWA August ), 1871.
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Wanted.

THE subscriber wishes 10 borrow GOO FOR term
of three or FIVE years. for which lie will give rea
estate security value Of twice the amount, apd
10 per cent interest, and bonus Of $500 Any persoh
wishing 10 loan money the above usie VIII una y i9r
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E5ara wood Eumber.

sJ3rd Wood EUnlber.
- AWED Oak Timber-ail szes-from 6X6 and 12Xl2,
- and from Il TO n feet long
Black Walnut Lumber consisting of Newell Post Tiul-
Der. 6X6 to SXS,
Plank, TO ~ inches thick
Boards, inch thick.
Hickory and Maple Axle Stuff and Oak Plank.
1900 Sawed Oak Posts, for sale by
wM. NJ. TRUE,
feba-t Oflice in Bankof Ottawa.
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u -s-v choice Is inter E-..'- H-.-.-g = -T-'z
y ,.-z-.le5-.--. n..-s Island a--- r--. .-.. 'oE
1907 E.-.g PHILIP GODFREY.
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THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH
Can be seen at Dodge's Music Store.

MACHINERY DEPoT-Messrs. Parker Il Co.
have established general machine agency and de-
pot in Railroad Block, at the corner of st. Clair
and Water streets, where samples of valuable and
practical machinery may be found, and purchases
made as well as with the manufacturers. Among
the machines which are kept on hand and for sale,
is Whipples Reciprocating Portable Saw-mill,
which was patented by Mr.. Whipple, one of the
firm, in January, 1857. Five minutes inspection
of the arrangement will give any one better idea
of its simplicity and practicability than We can
here convey.
Knowles Regulator for regulating the amount
Of water in steam boilers, is an apparatus that will
apparently prevent the possibility of explosion in
any boiler to which it is attached. 1t consists Of
two parallel brass tubes, which are connected with
the boiler by two pipes one of which is below the
surface of the water, and the other above. If the
water should fall below the level of the upper pipe
the steam rushes in and fills it, which, by expand
ing the pipe, moves lever that changes the posi-
ton of q belt. This belt puts in operation tht
pump which supplies the engine with water
Should the pump by any accident fail to perform
its duty, an alarm whistle is blown, which vii
arouse the attention of those in the vicinity of tn
boiler. Messrs Parker 4 Co. are agents for Ty
ler's Turbine Water Wheel, which has been exten
sively used in the Eastern factories and mills
Ross Patent Conical Burr Mil, Billiards. Sash Ma
chine, and many other useful and labor -sayin
machines are to be found here. Orders will b
filed with promptness and dispatch
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-09

NEW CANADIAN CoIsAGE.-The Hon. John
Ross, who arrived last week from England,
brought with him large instalment of new
Canadian silver and bronze coin. The issue OF
the new bronze cents will neeessitate the early
withdrawal from circulation of the present
pence and halfpence.
The Toronto Globe gives description of the
new coin for the Canadian currency. The cent
is somewhat smaller than the British half-Pen-
ny. and of brighter color, some white metal
having been mixed with it in order to bring II
up to the required value. On one side is a
beautifully executed medallion of the Queen
an exact copy of that which appears upon the
English shilling. Between the two rows Of
| beading the words Victoria, Del Gratia Cana
d." (The word Canada is disconnected from
those preceding it) The diverse is ornament
ed with wreath of maple leaves, and the
words "One Cent, 1858" The silver coin are
alike in design. The twenty cent pieces are a
! little smaller than the English shilling, and ter
and five cent pieces are the same size as th'
American coin of the same value. The silve
differs from the copper coin in design. Th'
former has only one row Of beading, and thu
maple leaves, instead of running all round, art
arranged the same way as the roses, shamrock
and thistle upon the British money, with
crown dividing the one branch from the other
The letters and figures used are plain, being pro
portioned to the size of the coin. The edge
are not miled.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-09

LEcTUREs.-The lectures before the two Asso-
Citations have been eminenty successful thus far
The speakers have all been men of talent and elo-
quence That those who are to follow the distin-
guished persons who have already appeared before
the public, will keep the interest and attention
unabated, glance at the names will show most
clearly. We are glad to see that the lectures are
SO generally attended It speaks well for our
Cleveland morals and people. Never before, we
believe, has the lecture season opened so auspl-
ciously and with so good prospect for the winter
The new hall which is to be built, is needed now
The Melodeon fails to hold the multitudes who
rush with such furore to its doors. Tonight DR..
Holland, the social, genial author of Tircomb's
Letters, and Bitter Sweet, will discourse upon the
"Social Life OF Americans''-a subject which will
be handled with mastery hand. 1t is unneces
sary to impress an early attendance upon the pub
] lie.
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The English Colonizins in south America

The English COlonizing In South America
It's stated that the government of Ecuador,
South America, have cancelled debt owed by
them to English capitalists, by ceding to the
latter large tract of valuable land on the river
Amazon, resigning the sovereignty of the Re-
public over that tract, and permitting the new
proprietors to place 1t under British protection
/ The terms of the transfer are all concluded,
and it is stated that system ofeoloniZation, on
the modern plan, will at once be carried out, on
a large scale. Steamers are already In course
of preparation for the navigation of the Great
River of Southern America, and party OF emil
grants were pref eparing to set sail The country
is very fertile, and was once believed TO abound
in precious metals, but has probably only its ex-
treme richness of soil and tropical climate to
recommend it.
The neighbors of Ecuador do not like the en-
trance of Europeans into that Province, and
have already protested so vigorously that Ecua'
dor has been led to prepare to defend herself
against both the Peruvians and New Granadl
ans, and the British authorities who have ae
cepted this bonne bouche from South sAmea
can Republic, in defiance of the Monroe doc
trine, NAV be called to defend it from the jeal
GUS powers adjoining, and to account also fo
their presumption to the United States. WheI
these questions and the emigrants become set
tied, there will be the more formidable obstruc
ton of climate fatal to the Anglo-SaxOn rac'
TO be encountered. And if this does not rende
the new grant untenable, then the Amazon ma,
become the scene of a commercial rivalry tina
, shall be felt throughout the world.-ROeheste
! Dem.
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ALADY IN A BLACKSMITH SHOP
Can be seen at Dodge's Music Store.
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iNGHAM l. BRAGG.

By of egpeclal arTaageasetS made with the lead
Publishing Houses enabled 10 make u foI me
interest of purchasersO OF MISCELLANEOUS q SCHOOL
1SS-S--- ,;,f.s - - - -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-09

GAsIN ST. PETERsBURG.-The Russian Gov
ernment has sanctioned the formation of joint
stock company for lighting the streets of St, Pc
tersburg with gas. The company has been
granted the exclusive right of lighting the Prin
cipal streets for term Of so years, and has also
the lighting of all the lamps in the other portion
of the city. Its operations extend, therefore, to
every point where gas light already exist. The
capital is fixed at four millions of roubles.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-09

MAKING Fuss ABOUT IT.-The Liverpool pa
pers are making great noise about pauPers be-
ing shipped to Liverpool from America. The
paupers sent back were first sent here from
Europe They are sent back to Liverpool as the
port from which they are shipped from all parts
of Europe to American cities. If Liverpool
does not want them back, it has only got to take
measures to prevent their being shipped at that
port for America. Ledger.
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