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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
Carriages and Harness.

rvur sunACHintn IL now receiving ai,set
y ifew' the beet snufsettifsts. tuii assnet
rsn. ~ CAhhi AukS, comprising, CuAuitA
nAhouunks, hOu Always, higulrs. with aud
without tore rine Ttettlas huuuifs. AuiKlrH,
and eempists assortment 81
CrtsLDrstgNs' cans.
handsomely nnlshed. also, an elegant assortment
~ Harness Of every description, uemmur. fihe
ani saresnHs,
have siso added an eiegan' assortment ~
WHIPS " my ste5t. rar lhasess are Invited o.
examine my stock before purchasing. as I viii
ssh 90 as good terms ~ any heuse " the south
novsp WI TuNNAHn
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

1AA BBLs. FRESH CAFE LIME
lOV Just received in superior order,
for sale at A. MATTA's.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

MRS. ALIENS HAIR REsToRER, for
wi. sale by Ed. d WIZ. BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
HORSE sIIoERs

MILL remember that we keep on hand the
w common horse nail a. well ~ our extra
English stub nail, aad both nj low prizes.
MuNrAN A malta,
decI Hardware Coruo
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
NEW CONF1CTIONAHY.
THIRD STREET.

HAVING purchased the stock and fs-
j j lures ~ the old apd we'll knoan
stand Of the late r. MussstahH, have
made and shall continue 10 make sddi-
tions thereto. until every article usually
Kept 1T such an establishment will be
found in my shelves. Candies bra
cling ell the fine fancy confessions cakes.
hhe wines, pickles. preserves, safdines.
segsfs. sauces etc, will bs found NJ my
establishment # the very best. t!y strict
personal attention, and disposition 10
please the public, I am determined 30
make the Third Street Confectionery
equal TO the growing wants of the CITY.
aud surpassed by none IN the State. store
open day aud night 10 8 o'clock.
novl5 q. -. WADDlLL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
FOR THE MILLIONt
9REAT AT7RA p7IONS
--aT TpR@
CAPITOL CHEAP STOHEf
gor. Laurel aud Third SEE.

GOODS AT CITY CASH PRICES
rIWr SUBSCRIBER takes this method ef In.
forming The citissns ~ Eest snd west Ilss
ton ieugs shd The psbll- In general, that he has
just returned ffsm The city, snd IL nsv pfspsrea
t"ofer the hest ssseftmsnt. most completes ssd
desirable Stock ~
AMERICAN AND yDHpfnN
FAncY AND STABLE Day GOODS !.
GENTS. yspibs and Boys ClsibipEi
dos do 10 Undergraduate!
Do ID do Hats snd rsps
House Furnishing snd Plantation Ariisias, ever
bsfors brought 10 the Louisiana Csyitsl, the pslh-
cipsi portion ~ which having bssn bought for
cash, he feels confident IN asserting that he osp
onsr
sucu isDucEmESTs
not easily " he attempted by any other similar
Institution This side ~
MASON AND elNoNs i've.
An early call and thorough examination Of
ny extensive assofi'ssnt II Indispensable. Is re-
specifically solicited Of q. sfM0N.
eo'gT Al The Capital chssp store.
JUsT RECEIVED.
A y BOGBLs DRUG sTOgT-A large
~ assortment Of Fresh Garden Seeds
Aftichoks,
Asparagus,
Beans, Bone Plant,
Beets, Cross, Cucumber, Eggplant, Look
Lettuce, Parsley,
PEGS, Pepper, Radisb,
BpiHage, Cspliaewor, Cabbage,
Carrot, Celery, Corn. Melon, Mus
tayd, okfs, Onion, Satisfy, Squash, Tufnip,
FaDnip,
Tomato and
Pumpkin. These
Seeds cat be- relied on, and arc warranted
fresh and genuine, by
octgi IN. d VIZ. B00EL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

HAvlNa few more Of the elegant and much
H sdmlred - styled feaels or Cloak shawis
on hand, oHer 10 dispose u them al red uced
prizes, An order 10 clear out the lot.
no,i0 G. SIMON.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
SPECTACI.ES.

L HAVE on hand an assortment ofPebbies and
Il hne Glasses ia Gold. silver and steel frames,
which offer at much lower prices than they srs
generally sold. THO. GOLDMAN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

(NuM DROPS, Candies and Chocolate. a large
fsb I'D. & WIN BoGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

CtANDLEs, SOAP, &c.-A full supply
~ on hand.
juneso BARBEE & BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
CORN.

NOn RAGS In store and for sale low, TO close
wv consignment.
mari BARBEE 4 BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
BUTTER.

N0sHEN. Orange, coudify, New York Roll I'm
NJ firkins Of 70 D, choice, PennsyivanIs. Ia
25D firkinsi Western Reserve Ia every variety.
dsclS BAkBEE 4 BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
Grecian Fancheronian Ilrops.

"A AuRB and safe remedy for Sick Head.
~. ache. Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarfhpa
aud Cholera. vii restore healthy aotion
TO tho Liver. without particle Of Calomsl
Mercury. Quinine, or Morphine being son.
teined IN their compound. For salo by
julygl. I'm. ~ WV. BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
HAY, CORN, OATS, az.
COFFEE,

OE0 RAGS Rio, leo Pockets Ola dovsrnmen
~e(o Java. BARRIER A BENJAMIN.
DICE. JONfINY. Deans. Dried Armies aud
IL choice backwheat Flour, in store aud for
sale by JOSHUA BEAL
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
pEpFljMrRY.
THE FEyELA SHAWL.

LAReE assortment OF Neal French rern,u.
n ery--iupt received. W u rittt.tlps
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
MoNrAN 4 MATTA
InON IHONii

tHONi 1HDNfi
an Ann lbs, genuine Tennessee West.
ONysOOO ern Iron Mour,sln. sna fnks
Heb l,fn hs ssis N sns quantity " suit. We
wen, ~ unders,oos ~ prf customers this, We are
not eons 70 be spdsrse3 IL this psftieuisr frsneh
sna We v, MD SSH tbets " sse-ttsin, srd eerr.
MONfAr 4 MArrA,
assgs Hatavs,e us,nsr,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
TO MECHANICS.

4 tARrEN1ER's tosls. Choppers ioois. plsstersrs
~ Ireis, IN al Their variety ana cfthe very best
siwsFs On hand ~
srese MpNrAN \ MArrA's
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

( lotion. I,ioen and Bobinst Netting just !
~ ceivedat =. N. AsnEHs
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
uLACksmfTtfs TOOLS.

Oh ASSORTED Weights, Anviis win al NE
~ necessary tools t0staek. . Blacksmith sh6p,
fssfa NoNTAN a MATTA
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
SIMS ptA,ws.

'If1OsE who sfe IN gsnt ds suysfiyr p1ov VIII
y please sail and es.nsibe cur stock. Including
ss " DIES supply ~ The Sims steel pfsv Il new,
ehesp and ssPsri-f sfiieie) ssa The gsffeft ssd
Ooitpsn's Eisa IM0uid board, HslFs plovs. Eise's
Pisws, and others. 0sii bsfere going elsewhere
M0sTAa aMATyA,
fHW Hardware Corner
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13

L 1873 MEswEBTLY. double extract Of sweet
IN Tulips, just received and Dor sale by
febs ED. 500 WIN. BEfS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
COTTON SEED

Tn sfor. aud Tor ssie-Boy6 prolific, L,.,ls
l. Brown; Mexican and Petit Gulf
mar BARBkE d BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
CAPE LINZ,

1M1 BARRgLs sicbsrS's Cspe Lime, fresh /:
lOO 100 sseks Bran, 100 Bags ~ Osts.
dee7 THOMAS BYgay.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
MutsoUITOE NETTING.

SrLtor MEDICINES, A aue assortment lus
- Hcaived by I'D. q wM, pOgEI,,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-13
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRINTS

1 NAVE just received new sssor trnent ~ thssa
u goods, sBsng them sorse very neat small NJ
efss for Children, also lot u Farnit are aud eur
tain goods. W. d. PflIILlps
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-14

Tn his late speech in Congress M Pryor descants thus
e91ueudy upon national inheritance with all its gIo
ri1us traditions and inspiring memories
He has also struck the yht key when in referring
the aga,ors North, he says The proportion between
national and sectional men North) will be reverse and
instead Of his eighteen millions the honorable member
and bis party reduced Insignificant band of traitors
viii be crushed between the con oint efforts Of patriots in
the South and patriots in the North"
I'm this consists the real strength Of the Union and
there viii still be found patriots enough South and North
to Crush and pary,ze the efforts of sectional men,
Meanwhile, let us do nothing to compromise our true
friends North, who need our sympathy and deserve not
our condemnation But Mr. Pryor shall speak for him
self.
The Southern States DO not now intend TO abandon
the Union whatever ultimate recourse events may impose
aon them &c e, the last resource of oppressed and hu-
inflated uatonai.es like the lsraehes OF old 20 gather
ru their household god, and wander IN quest of some
new home aud happier destiny. The people of the
South are of different spirit and Of another purpose.
They resolved n the first instance TO yindicate their
rights .fi the lH.aH pr3ceJblv, possible by force II
rrces-arv The Constitution and the CO1ederdcv are
the vura of tler fathers hands and they do no, mean
to give mp the inheritance with J los glorious traditions
and inspiring memories They DO not intend 90 lose the
rr-.fi1f of legitimacy 90 throw away the power OF the
Federal Government 20 act as ii they the reg
u'lr and orderly Interest in the Couf.dgucy ON the
contrary hcy w yiudcae the principles of the Cons,-
tuition and the integrity of the Union against the section
aI and reasonable schemes Of the anti-averv party
ev will -courge and eEpe the evi. spirits which niest
the holy temple, and u this slcred service they expect
the assistance of millions Of true and valiant men in the
North The proportion viii Doe reversed; and instead
of his s.ebts1 ieIi1ny the honorable member and his
Yr-tv reduced 90 au insignificant band of traitors viii
be- crushed between the coront efforts Of patriots in the
south and patriots in the North.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-14
An Agricultural Rureau.

The Na'.orai htsigearsr Las been informed that 1t
{, In contemplation TO make al Improvement in the bu-
rtlu arrangements of the Interior Department boy reley
ug the administration of the Patent Office from the Agri
cultural Division Of that bureau and placing the latter on
separate footing. We think hat such a change would
be generally regarded an improvements indeed We do
mo-, see Why the interests Of agriculture should not be
committed to separate bureac if to distinct and
independent administration. l. is in dignity and impor
lance equal 20 any other interest in the great community
Of industrial interests We may sayits above them all and
should be fostered aud advanced by all the aids which
science and study aud the liberal support Of the Govern
-asut can contribute. In France and Belgium if NOT in
other European countries the interests of agriculture
form high department In the government and in no
country are those interests more vital ormore entitled TO
governmental consideration support and development
th,u I'm the United States. We glad therefore, that
this great interest about to take at least step to-
wards IFS appropriate place in our executive system Of
Government
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DISPEpSsA CURED.

The NJ testimony Of the great curative properties
Of the ONYGENATED BITTERs is constantly accommodating Here
one Of the latest sent in by the publisher Of valuable period
BJsros July I, ISIS.
Messrs W FOwLE Co.Gentlemen have taken three
les Of OXygenated Bte and have derived benefit
rom their have been much troubled with DYSPEPSIA for
several years and found nothing that Afforded any relief until
used your itters.
most cherfuy recommend the 0ygepatd Bers to all who
afflicted with this painful troublesome and stubborn compliant
Yours truly JAMfS ROBINSON,
JAP or the "Student and SchoOmate
Prepared by SETH FowLE CO. Boston, for sale by
AD1E 4 GRAY, PURCELL LADD CO, and w. PETERSON,
Richmond and by appointed agents county and Drug
lists generally. ja9-dc6Wlw
sB-LAsT NoTICR-YEs THE LAsT-AI persons Indebted to
individually will please call and settle their accounts
give the hands OF others be collected bylaw
ALEX. HILL
Ps-No further Indulgence will be given longer than the 18th
c, December next de5-dkwlm ALEX HILL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-14

As IMPORTANT DEcisloN-It is not often that Courts
of Justice undertake 20 settle theological dogmas aud
p.-asrs - /, well that they do not. Some weeks ago
N John Hantley of Seneca county, Ohio, died. leaving
eacy TO the Catholic church, TO say Mass ana oIier
per for be benefit of souls ia purgatory The heirs
contested the will ON the ground that this beques was
M gal The court decided in favor Of the heirs stating
tla ths designation indefinite, aud that the 10
Catholic Church herself could not prove for Ger
ly that there souls in purgatory who can be BEN
eh.ed by Masses and prayers. Should this decision be
sustained u the higher Courts il would materially affect
the revenues of the Catholic church.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-14
Tho Inckron simmer.

We have been assured lnor did charge any one par
,,aary that DIT. Thompson, the Senator from Dnwid-
i, who presided az the complimentary supper to eH-
Lieutenant Governor Jackson is in response
b. for the party given to the occasion. We know
n., vino IS Jut the fact st stands out stated the
other day. and we hope the Wings will be caught in no
mora such "trars"
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THE FAMILY JOURNAL,

has large paying circulation throughout entire South
and handsome income derived IT, With one excep.
ton ihe only literary published South 81 Mason
DiXous and there doubt large fortune can ul.
maey he made from IT, Subscriptions daily received from
every st lie In the south.
The rpetO owing the fact that he l. unable give his
teuon I'D presence 10 the Journal l. willing dispose
tie, for 81 zoo cash The cursory AZ
fairs q tie will this b. the
could be offered. Address ". MOORE 4 Co
ONCE Family Journal. ia Wet Baltimore street
jal3-.'
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Grey HvTEL Property

It TT E'VTV n ALNTION IN MONDAl, I0II JANUARY,
l'Go, AT " OCLOCk-The particular attention Of the pdbc
respectfully called to the sale take place the premises
MOSDA| the 10th January, s6 ~ o'clock Of the valuable
CITY Hotel property. For further particulars head
ial$-td GODDIN & APPERSON, Aurts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-14
THIRTY-sIXTH CONGREsS-First Session.
W ,surxcroN Ian IL
SENATE.

Mr. Rice presented the credentials Of Morton 5. VIII,
knson Senator elect from Minnesota from the fourth oil
March, 1859. He was duly sworn and took his seat.
Mr. Iverson introduced bill TO amend the act estao-
lishing the Court of Claims.
Mr. Lane introduced bill increase the salaries oil
the Judges Of the and western districts OF Texas
which was cad and referred
Many private bills we're presented.
Mr. Hemrhil, from the committee military affairs
reported back tie bill for retiring disabled and nhrm OIL
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TO CORRESPONDENTs

r-s o.. business uusibs addressed % ths' EdiaoT Of ne
WIG. 80,
Articles to-ien on bon f e. hs rcper '''l "o' 0eP
- -. 80. NJ ,,.y ..r,eg ought b De troJrn O. az,
A. i, So no alss be 4slsrf fr7r o'dry notices esce'i-
a. s.y lives arc charged for as Embellishments.
So We cranot undertake % ~s.r rejected oo''h's7oa''o's
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Hon. JnhnA. GiImer.

The annexed notice, from "a Georcil paper, Of the
n r John A. Gumer, The respected member Of Com
sr.-, -rlm North Carolina has been handed 10 the Va
a.gll L,.sHgsurer by friend from the South, and we
hero insert +. with pleasure because know that the
character which draws Of that able and patriotic gen
t,emau is emineu,'y Just and true
From tie Thompson lGa.lPlot
Hon John A. Gmer the nominee of the Americans
f- Speaker OF the House Of Representatives is a native
OF G4iord county, North Carolina. lis grandfather was
soldier under ten Greene, aud wounded the IA
m1g, battles Naguus5urg known in history the bat
Oh. OF Galtori Court House, where the celebrated Eng
lisa officer Leu,euautColouel Webster lost his life, and
where Cor1vals and Tarieon drew of their shattered
forces d.spir..ej IL not substantially defeated Mr.
u.ou has declared that the battle of Guiiord Court
House was the pivot which turned the independence
Of the colonies for the surrender at lorktown not
battle but siege.
Hon John A. Cilmer has reached his present eleva-
tel position without any of the appliances OF wealth or
influential relations lie only bore the name Of spot
Io father aud carried in his veins the blood of ReyO
luo11ry patriot aud am honest He has, in every
condition of life and under all circumstances proven true
90 his lineage We have known him intimately for years
legislator, lawyer, and in the private and social re-
Ia Ous of life and cam in the fear of God and IN the
face OF man. declare that have never known purer
man aud patriot accomplished gentleman; one
who would wear the houOrs OF Speaker meeky and
generated Administration the powers of better and
more experienced and disciplined mind and purer heart
Mr. Gamer is old Wing and he has ever been
firmly sustained by the descendants Of old Wigs on
-h very spot rendered uustIious by deeds uOt words
oi cliyaIry
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o T | & f.
Ts Withdrawing from the Of BUTLER son FRANK
lin beg leave offer sincere my friends and
their liberal patronage and support deens
ware business md would respectfully request
towards the Of VIM. r. Butler Son
PETER A. FRANKLIN.
RTcHwlSb. January 18th. lsGl iaIt
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SECURITY TO .LIcY HOLDERS.
NhIs Old and responsible Company lnsures against % -,
age ~ Fire, almost description Of property, Aus
10 Merchants and others desiring Insurance. the security
tGa capital OF s69s 500 for the whole Of which, and iof
bhiues beyond, the Shareholders Individually re-,
Der about one thousand and large portion Of these arc
sons Of great wealth. the ample provisions exist Tor |
every possible claim against the Company.
sUBiEcT TO THE LAWS OF THE UNITED STATE "a,
In appointing Agent fotfhe United States the CouPa
empowered him ito appear TO and accept seon or
eeeoings Instituted against by said Company In the
her As The Company were Corporation or Company
by The laws Of the United States any VI the several
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT or LOSSES IN TIE UNIlD
STATES. -
SPECIAL PERMANENT FUND PLACED AT TIE ph.
THE AskSf At PHILADELPHIA TO ENABLE Hs TO ADJUST D
IL PAY ALI Losses, WITHOUT REFERENCE To LOSDOS.
LIBERAL TO THE INSURED ,.rl
The uniform course Of the Company has always been I'D
one towards Policy Holders No Just claim has ever been 80
and prompt payment Of losses Is standing rule Duihs Ia
year losses exceeding s5z5 900 paid Losses paid
the amount is ascertained.
ANNUAL INCOME. ..JtI
The Income Of the Company Is about eOOVW W ~, Al
gradually each year. showing that II has the confidence
ierent communities In which business Is done.
RATE OF PREMIUM mn
The Kate OF Premium will be modera and In all ess s
Dase upon the character Of the occupant
OF the nsk The conditions Of Insurance framed win
est lberalIty. COOKE CLOSE, Agens' "a
Oaice on iith streei ~
ial2-dCt Basement Of Exchange NV
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TVNO THE HEIRS OF JAMES MARIN, DECD.
The hrirs u James MAhn deed viii and their inter, 81
y communicate viii me a. RGnsey, kentueky.
ais dkesv R. o. SAMUEL.
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rENaE OF Ruter Son Franklin dissolved by the with
drawa Of Peter A Franklin date from INST The
sness will be continued by VIM. r. Butler VIM Butler
Jr under the style and firm Of VIM r. BUTLER SON who
VIZ close up the business Of the late firm
WM. T. BUTLER,
WM. r. BUTLER ia
PETER A. FRANKLIN,
slcHNoyD Jan 18th, 1850.
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JAMES II. PEARCE L CO.,
WHOLESALE AND X ETAIL DRUGGISTS,

Corner Broad and Ninth Streets, Richmond, Va.
EALERS Drugs, Medicines Chemicals Leads Paints Oils
all descriptions Burning Fluid Garden and Flower Seeds
Alcohol Imported Perfumery and all articles In their line ofbus
We friends that open store Monday
next 10th inst and will be pleased to see them.
NEW MUSIC AND MUSICAL Instruments,
~ PIANOS, HARPS MEL0DE0NS, GUITARS NI0 Inns,
FLUTES CLARIoNETs PLAGEOLETs FLIES, FLUTINAs, CON
CERrAINs AcCokDEONs &C Strings OF the best quality are
be found at p. II. TAYL0R'S,
jtl3 lss Main street
INsH.-25h tbls. Cut Herrings Of good quality
do No. Small Mackerel, In store, for sale IN
lots to suit purchasers, by - . .
jai8 sHlELDs sOMERVILLE.
TRUNKS, TRUNKS, BONNET CASES We have
hand large assortment Of TRUNKS Of every descr
ton both suitable for ladies gentlemen Also VALISES CAR
PET BAGS which respectfully call the attention Of
dss ALEX. HILL CO., 1871 Main *:
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EXTRACTED WITH

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do hereby certify that have had teeth extracted by electricity
cp0 fsag any pain fld,er1 and would sincerely
mend dH 10 ny the above method. Yours respectfully,
X BEAZLEY
RGCHARD n. ROUNTREE,
WM BOWDEN, ia,
de29-lm ROBERT KIPPIR
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