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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-08-17

GILK AND M0HAIR sAcKs-coolandp pleas
- ant for hot weather, now selling for 81 So
worth IS. At HAhDfT6S-
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r ARGE Stock Of Summer cassimer Pants now
il selling at New York cost, to reduce stock.
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HAVANA CLGARS.-A lot of Superior Ha-
Ii vana Cigars. per Adams Express. &
IREDELL BROTHERS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-08-17

Contributions from North Carolina to be ad-
dressed to A. M. German, g. s., Raleigh; which
win be acknowledged through the Spiritof the Age.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-08-17

NO. II tAyelueVlIIe street..
august 18th, 1859. 5l-3t.
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= A LPACCA CoATs-cuti Ia Frock aud Sack
n style, and mais in the best manaer.
At EARprNGS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06
THE OLD LINE WHIGS.
GATHERING OF SPECIFIES AND GHOTrI.s.

Last tight, in accordance with call published in
of the dy papers, that body known the Wing General
Committee met at Thorps Hotel, corner of Broadway and
Eighth reet, for the alleged purpose of taking some
action IS to the calling of whig Convention for
nomination of State officers at the ensuing election
About foity.fve gentlemen were present-ths number
embracing all the fossil wings who were sup
posed TO have been long since decently Inferred
but thercthey spectres and ghouls of bye gone
DAYS for the arrayed in mortal flesh and world
ness Ihram Kctchum sat in the chair the President
of the usubsantia body looking for all the world if
he were at the head of vital body potic appearing
serene ald demure
Pro frmd the business proceeded, and one could
for moment have imagined himself in legislative halls
until the order of reports brought call for the report
Of the Executive Committee. No responded. The
promugation Of the fact that there executive
body in existence seemed mpart vitality this spectre
gathering and thenceforth the spirits them
for the residue Of the evening
Mr.. N S. HusxD, of the Tenth ward, and stated
that as Chairman of the Special Committee appointed
TO call the Executive Committee together for business
their efforts had been futile the Executive had been
found everywhere-yet nowhere-a body in name but
not in action therefore he moved their discharge.
This was Immediately seconded aud brought Mr.
Qugg spasmodcaly to the floor il he had been acted
upon by galvanic battery. He proceeded to talk ex
ctedy about the inacon Of the committee and the ap
pontmcnt Of another committee in their stead who would
do something He was disgusted at the idea of being
further held for sale subject TO the bid Of terms from
Seward Bolts In Short he expressed himself TO the
that they TO be sold he for one wished to bc
counted out He then inmatcd that member OF the
committee had evinced disposition 10 daily with them
but they never could be made over to the republican
party.
Mr. WEpR, with excited mien and fushed face, wished
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06
Meeting OF the Health Commissioner,

The usual meeting Of the Health Commissioners took
place yesterday in the Mayors Office, all the members
present.
The Health Officer reported the arrival of the bark Cali
forna from Laguna, Mexico She directed to unload
in the strom, fumigae, and come then to a wharf
he also reported the arrival Of the brig Guner from
Remediosal well on board Detained two days at quar-
antine, after which she will have stream permit.
The arrival Of the brig Emerald Isle, from Trinidad was
next announced She also ordered days quaran-
tine.
The Health Officer reported having given stream per-
init to the brig Fanny Butler, which had been detained
nine days in Quarantine.
He next reported the arrival Of the schooner Ida H.
Romees, from Havana She lost there of yellow
fever, and had four others taken sick Of whom died
subsequently, She was directed to remain fifteen days in
the lower bay.
In the case of the brig Falmouth, from the coast
OF Africa the Health Officer reported granting leave
come to the city above Clinton street or Canal street and
discharge cargo -
The brig Joseph Fisher permitted to discharge the
balance OF her cargo at the upper Quarantine
The City Inspector presented reports from the Health
Wardens OF several wards complaining Of the condition Of
the fat melting establishments in Thirty ninth street,
Eleventh avenue. They all ordered TO have their
chmneys at least forty feet in height
The City Inspector also presented REPORTS from the
Health Wardens the First and Third wards the filthy
condition of the drains at Washington market They
were referred TO the Coton Aqueduct Board to have the
drains cleansed when the weather permits.
The Board then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06

prices were firm. The demand for money slack to-
day. at about 2S per cent for the best bills Foreign
changes experienced but little alteration.
The London Times City Article Of the 23d says-The
funds continue TO show remarkable scadness Money Is
is in good supply and transactions took place Tuesday
in the discount Market at "a per cent Business in the
railway market was quiet, but firm.
American stocks were dull and Erie securities had
slightly declined Erie shares Z; do. third mortgage
bonds SO 5s do bonds of 1862 1871 and 1876 10 20;
Illinois Central Railroad shares, 3s SO dis; New York
Central shares, 81
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Aug "a p M.-Cotton dull estimated
Fales to-day 900 bales.
Breadsus and provisions very dull, and sales unn-
portant.
LONDON, Aug a. noon.-Consos, 951z a 96ss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06
THE STATE OF ITALY.

The National Assembly of Modena the Goth, by an
unanimous vote decreed the forfeiture of Francis Fifth
and any other prince Of the house of Hapsbug Lorraine
10 the ducal throne All the members of the Assembly
were present On the following day the annexation Of
Modena Piedmont was unanimously decreed by ballot
and signor Farini was confirmed dictator loan of
five million livres was likewise voted
At Florence on the 2Oh the National Assembly Of Tus
cany unanimously voted the annexation of Tuscany to
Piedmont amidst acclamatons Viua IL Re.
defensive league had been concluded between the
States Of Central Italy Prince Hrcolni delegate Of the
Of the legation had signed the act Of
sion to the league.
At the sitting Of the Modenese Assembly on the 22d, it
unanimously resolved by open voting as by ballot
TO confirm and maintain at the price Of sacrifices
the union Of the Modenese provinces to the kingdom Of the
glorious house of Savoy.
L. Rcci of Genoa an establishment of some magnitude
has suspended.
The Paris Pays says that The arrival Of NJ Farni to
assume the dictatorship of Parma portion Of the troops
proclaimed fidelity to the Bourbon Duchess, and took
possession Of the fortress Of Bard intending to hold for
their sovereign long chance of her restoration re-
manned.
The Pays also says that French division had reached
Parma.
sgnor Mario and his wife, late Miss Jessie Merton White
had been arrested at Bologna.
Nearly 1000 of the disbanded Swiss troops had EN-
barked in perfect order Naples for Marseies en- route
TO Switzerland.
II was said that the Duchess OF Parma had received
very favorable from Zurich would be
restored to her former position she undertaking grant
constitution liberal basis and adhere to the Italian
Confederation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Jason at New York and the
North Briton at Quebec.
IMPORTANT intelligence FROM ITALY.
Voluntary Annexation Of MOdena and
Tuscany to Piedmont.
~,-oy.>o,>>.>>o>o~.o1>,~o,.,
BANlSHMENT OF THE DEPOSED DUKES.
-,~-~~ooo.e>o~oooo~~,-,
PROGRESS OF THE ZURICH CONFERENCE.
REDUCTION OF THE FRENCH ARMY.
.oc|~o<ooonoN~~lNo@Noo<
THE NEW AUSTRIAN MINISTRY.
~~,>~o~~~o01~o-~~~s~~~e~-
Partial Failure of the Russian
Loan. ...
Report Relative to the Condition Of the
Atlantic Gable.
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
&C., &c, DC.
THE NEW AUSTRIAN MINISTRY.
Partial Failure of the Russian
Loan.
Report Relative to the Condition Of the
Atlantic Gable.
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
&c, &c, &c.

The Galway steamship JASON Captain Nicholson, which
rived at this port early yesterday morning
Her news advices have been anticipated by the tele-
graphic report published after she touched at St. Johns
N. F., and by the Africa at this port.
The Jason has brought four hundred and fifty three
passengers and large cargo of merchandise.
The steamship North Briton, from Liverpool at two
O'Clock the afternoon Of the oath ut arrived at Que
bee yesterday.
Several members Of the English royal household are
passengers the North Brton whose mission to Canada
Is supposed to have reference to the contemplated visit Of
the Prince of Wales.
The Clare (reland) Journal Of the 10th ultimo says
Since Tuesday evening we have had succession OF
light showers relieved by ntermittng CLEANS OF bright
sunshine All around the harvest is gathering in,
and great breadth has been down. and stacked
IN very good condition, though in instances the
crops have suffered by being left too long the ground
having prematurcy rpened under the unwonted heat Of
1he SUM- In places the hay and the grain harvest
going together, which has been rather incon-
venience to the farmer who hitherto had his hay crop
month in advance Of the cereals.
The steamship Anglo Saxon, from Quebec reached the
bar Of the Mersey at midnight of the 2 detained
there till the morning Of the Esd by the lowness Of the
tide.
The Russian frigate General Admiral had arrived at
Portsmouth from Cronstadt
The steamer Weser, which advertised to leave
Southampton the 23d for New York, had been with
drawn for repairs
The Cunard Company advertise the screw steamer Bal
bee for Halifax 10th September the Arabia also sailing
that day for the same port and Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06
GREAT BRITAIN.


At q meeting Of the Great Ship Company the directors
authorized to issue the remaining capalE30 600
so despatch the Great Eastern her voyage free
debt 1t also determined insure the vessel at
present. leaving the propetors to insure their respective
risks IL they thought IT.
Mr. Lever had renewed his offer charter the ship for
her first voyage still liberal terms The result
was not stated but is presumed the offer was not enter
tanned.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company recently deputcd Mr.
r. webb, an engineer OF considerable experience in
testing and experimenting telegraph cables proceed
10 vaenta ana examine the present state of the Atlantic
rauers anu s repor1 ps Is published IN the English
mis- experiments, he concludes as follows =
.vis,. am m OF 600 the opinion that serious faul
ong the CABLE and that the cable between that spot and
lhs shore iscomparavey perfect Tests from here can
G vM % oeHae M whether the cable is mechanically
~, anu al attempts TO detect the reception of the mos
intense currents from the opposite shore have long
pr =" ,h an SUI from various circumstances attend
to believe that the continuity both Of bc ahIs | a
conductor perfect Whether any other faults exs ha
yond the one alluded to- II is impossible tn nscori ~
tests from Valentia, and the fact that tho sina ~
received at Valentia always better th,n S
,hot tho worst proves undoubtedly
Vaenta Therefore, IL seems probable that If tho f,nlt
which exists on this coast which very likely forms the
ion would be far improved as TO render the cable
ngain available for sgnaing-provded the fault which
s sau oy .nose VINO nave tested from Newfoundland
TO exist near Trinity Bay, was repaired.
Gigantic frauds in connection with the extensive and
well known Carron Iron Company Of Scotland were bein
brought to light II Is alleged that for long series Of
years the managing partner Of the company has been
guilty Of frauds the shareholders of Unprecedented
daring and extent
The bids for the East Indian five million loan were open
ed the 23d inst they reached over seven and half
millions The loan was all awarded at and above ninety
The loan was subsequently quoted on Change a,lal
premium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06
Arrivals and Departures.


From Galway and s. Johns F. in steamship JssonIM
Reid and lady. Rev. John Meagher, Rey John McEuade
Mrs Haga M CaT Mrs yans Mss
Title Miss Marks Mrs Han and nian y ,son ney w ss
Gerard, Douglass Becker Pcsney I.. higgins % R
Dickinson lady and daughter Miss M willingly Miss & n Ne
and infant Dowd Conway SdS Wilson a IN hennsedyy
j Baycr, Day Mayer Mech piIe1 p Lqmsdsr . Mr.
4 Mciryins Sutherland; D Nowian, Wighan, Arch
oBren, Miss u Peat From s, l. Johns, n F-N Hughes,
smms and son. Maren, Brown, and two in the
age.
From Charleston in steamship Nashville-J Buckley @
Grimke Miss Bates West lady son. g Hunihen and
lady, Bart Rollins L Rich zacahras, Jeaords and
lady, I ball. ssk schaee, Barrett, MN Benjamin,
man Miss Craig Kelly W. Grnn, John spence Faaty,
Miss ! Ahsess hsnsr Tripg Wil.mbgrger Isaac Roes
Sl,n " L Dunnam " Hall DrJ g Rysraon, Dibble,
Mrs Simmons and three chldren-and Is In the steerage
From st. Augustine in the schooner Geo. Honman-B W
Miller, Jno Guider.
From Liverpool, in ship Isaac webb-Rev Inskp and
lady, Mrs Hutchinson and child, Of New York. Mr. and Mrs
Hall, Of England
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06
BROOKLYN City News.

VALUATION OF PROPERTY IN BROOKLYN AND KINGS CouS-
r-The following is table of the valuation Of taxable
property in the several wards and towns of the county
Kings returned by the Assessors for the year 1869,
compared with that of 1866
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06
MEETING OF THE TAMMANY SOCIETY.

The regular monthly meeting of the Taammany Society
took pce last evening at Tammany Hail. Sachem Fowler
in the hai The principal business transacted was the
initiation of twentytw members, among whom
were st zee Commissioner Smith, Supervisor Tweed Su-
pervisor Roach Deputy Sheriff vuee, Chas. Cornell,
Presiden of the Board of Counclmen; VIM Ely, Esq,
and Mr. Halkner, of New Haven, Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06

TURNER CONvENrIoN.-There will be Conven-
ton Of the United States Turner organization (Iurner
in the hall Of the Chicago Turn verein (Kinxe Ha) Tho
Convention annually and last year held IN In
dianapols Some eighty Turner societies Of the prnGpaa
cities Of the United States will be represented oy oeie
gates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06
THE ZURICH CONFERENCE

There is nothing authentic to the progress of the
Conference. The sittnQs anita rrA0nar The nnn
poenaries Of France and Sardinia were frequently in
consultation. The following is the latest despatch
ZURICH August a. 1859
Yesterday the Plenipotentiares Of France and Austria
held conference, which lasted two hours Dispatches
were received the same day from Vienna.
The Plenpotentares had formally thanked the govern
ment Of Zurich for their excellent reception Favor
able results anticipated owing to the friendly rela
tons apparent between the representatives Of Austria and
Sardinia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06

OPENING OF THE BURLINGTON AND Missouri Rrv-
ER RRoAp-The formal opening of the Burlington and
Missouri River Railroad celebrated with appropriate
enthusiasm by the citizens Of Burlington and Otmwa on
Thursday. September l. The road having been completed
on the 18th day Of August last far the last mentioned
place was resolved to mark the achievement with be-
coming ceremonia the Dcs Moncs valley nj the com
mencemcn OF which Ottumwa is situated being regarded
the great central highway Of the State Of Iowa This
new and important line Of road, connecting tho nayi.
CATION Of the Mississippi river with the fruitful portion
of this agricultural State has its terminus oppo
to Ottumwa, having charter construct road 10 the
Missouri river distance of 25o miles beyond its present
western terminus Tho cost Of the road has been about
$3c COO the mile. It's present length IL rs miles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06


The s,bscrin,on lists 10 the Rss an loan Of twelve mil
lons sterling closed on the Goth The bids n London
reached nearly four millions, mostly from bankers
nids from the stock exchange not being more
Than hundred thousand, and the result was consi.
dered naral failure The exent of the subscrpons on
tha Cn,mans was not vet nnblishcd The onotaons in
london for the loan had declined 10 par ], premium
and in some cases x discount
Tho mate or the American shin tnoueror Charles Ron
,e,e charged with causing the death Of seaman and
DISCHARGED for lack Of Jurisdiction had been
owing t the operation Of Minister dallas ana tbe Rr
fish Authorities
Forirgers festival at the CRYSTAL Palace on the 23d
attracted over 90 GOO neonle 6e rcatest concnnrse aver
assembled there -
The builders strike In Jondon shows No sion or adinat
ment The chairmakers Of Worcestershre are also ON
strike and other hranchas of trade dive sgns or ;scon
tentment ~ e's SeAS y SeN
NA''
:, ros ro,or,oa ,,o, ,,a p.,,i; ouuno,. ,,, ,o
ora,,,asaa MI ~ ro,h 80 10 49, w. - ~ ~ ~ ,S ~ - . % a,,n, @
amnes.y, anu sna. Victoria addressed very warm con-
si@uaons " tNapoi.ol on MY o.eas g. IN . A.,
,ooS r h nru % ueeI M 1 - ee ~ a ~ uo ~
neau ol ,nc Army pl Iay McManuh ~ apioeu y s, W
~ q. le, wneae lgs uoay - oors Is Ss. pns
nn e5 Y e r M
retains his post as Commander in Chief Of the Army OF
The Paris Mon;tenr in Announcing these nominations
saysTha the augmentation ofhese commands in order
TO form more equal division of the military force of the
appointment TO Lille was in reply to the projected fortd
cations Of Antwerp.
The Constitutional in a semioflcal notice SAYS the
reduction Of the French army viii take place immediately
after the arrival Of the corps u aee from Italy at their
respective garrisons.
The rumor of a duel between Generals Canrobert and
Mel which prevailed when the Africa sailed proved un-
founded
II was reported that Gen. Chanparnier would refuse to
accept the amnesty Victor Hugo in declining the am
nesty says-When liberty returns to France be win re.
The Paris Bourse had been depressed-the rentes at
one time beng down to 6S 6oc but on the the d there
was an improvement, ana the last price was o9i loc
o, ono 81 ,ha Was, was .no ua , @ NC. M h veS. ,, iucse
~ Tho AVERAGE While tho largo ,osarnS of ola boat ,y,
nreyent anv ee2,agccratcd nrices ~ : ~ "~' 80
W;na. ,;aro -; cno A,ond II so,.oro, or ,ho ,,;no
growing districts the year will be- below the average,
while IN other parts there Is great abundance.
The Paris Monietr of the 23d ut contains the follow
mg;-The Emperor having ordered that the army be
placed from war to peace footing the Minister OF War
has given orders that from september 20 600 men should
return to their homes whose term of service expires in
1902 moreover iuroughs OF three months wiz be allowed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06
DEPARTURE OF THE JASON FROM GALWAY

The Emperor Of Morocco seriously ILL., and fears Of
a disturbance were entertained in case he died.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06

No immediate change expected in the health OF the
King the Prince Regent consequently had gone to Ocnd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06

The Wiener Zatung ociaD contains the following i'm
peria decree-
Count Rechberg, who retains the post Of Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, is appointed President of the Cabinet
Baron Hubner is appointed Minister Of Police and Count
Golochowzki Minister of the Interior Counsellor Won
Fchtenskamm, Chief Of Police, is dismissed with pen
sion Baron Book, formerly Minister of the Interior is
appointed Minister TO Rome The Ministry of Commerce
entirely dissolved its duties being divided between the
Ministers Of the Interior and the Exterior and Finance
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-12-14
To Contributors.

As our design is to make our paper
one that will he Of interest to all en-
gasssi in tho different departments Of
sc:ivc industry in every part Of the
county, we respectfully solicit the CO.
operation Of our intelligent citizens
throughout i,s limits. And being cs-
pceially dcsircus Of promoting the
farming interests Of Dubois, items IN
any department Of agriculture are par
tieularly solicited. Please send us all
the news. incidents. general intorma-
ton, and mineral discoveries in your
res pcctive neighborhoods.
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NOTICE u hereby given Inst in pnrsu
- ance " an order ~ the C"u't OF Com
mon Pleas Of Dubois County. made Of ihs
Ociob,r term thereof 1859. he undersigned
: Ohm Fisher, GUARDIAN Of Milton Motley.
heirs will sell on
THURSDAY the 18th day Of December,
1883, The one equal and Undivided A,h parI
Of The rqusi sud undivided parts Of The
south holi Of north wet quarter Of section
81. and The north half OF south east quarter
OF section "a. aud The south east quarter Of
~ north east quarter of section 81, all in
Township !. North Of range 5, west. be-
longing 10 said minors, ~ public auction on
tne premises One-hsIi the purchase money
10 be paid in cssh. and the balance secured
by The purchasers note with approved &C.
curiy according 10 Law, within one year
ire m date OF sac.
JOHN FISHER. Gusrdiun.
November 3, lS59-4w
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Gratis NorIcEs.-We publish mott
ces OF marriages, deaths, &c, gratis,
snl would like 10 record al which oc.
cur IN the county. Ministers. or 9th
srs. whe otiiciate on such occasions,
will confer . favor BY sending rs no
lice immediately.
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JOB Printing.

We are prepared to give prompt at
scntion 10 all kinds If Job or Book
printing. Any description OF blanks,
receipts, bill heads. store, stallion o.
jack bills can DC forthcoming on the
shortest notice, in the most approved
style, and on reasonable terms.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-12-14

lTMr. Alexander informs us that
he did not bring on a full stock o.
goods his last trip. Lut that lie is sell.
ins his goods oil at cost for cash.
Call quick il you want bargains.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-12-14

IL Judge Roosevelt. Of the Supreme
Court Of New Work, has decided ths, where
awise contracts debts, even with the know
'edss q her husband, provided that The wife
contracted The deb,s COR trading ia her own
nsne. the husband 10 not liable therefor. -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-12-14

1--we have few accounts Of over
ycars standing, against some men
Who ought to pay. We are in need
n money now, and hope they'll fork
ever without further warming.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the partner.
hip heretofore sxisiing under the rs Il
Of Mehringer 4 Doane. in The Jasper cour.
Yer oihce. - mis- day dissolved by mutusl
consent, John Mehringer retiring. The bus
in.ss will hereafter De nducIed BY c. Doane
aho IL alone authorized 10 collect the deb,s
due said firm, aud 10 psy 81 claims against
hem. JOHN MEHRINGER.
Nov. ]. 1850 CLEMENT DOANE.
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AN 0FrFR.

Any person sending Us five new
subscribers. and the money, will re-
ceivca copy ~ the Courier for one
year, a. = present.
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IFMr. Alexander was sworn ia as
Justice Of the Peace last Saturday. 49,
Lvil doors had better be shy, for the
Squircs in town.
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Throwing to the time consumed in
moving we are behind with our paper
this week. Our readers we hope will
excuse us.