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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-18
SPRING TRADE.
John II DeterS,
Wholesale Manufacturer OF Gentlemen's, Ladies',
Kisses, and GhidTen's

Misses, and Chiidren's
Doors. SHOES, md UPPERS,
Carlisle Buildings, No. IS West Fourth street,
Cincinnati,
N.N'BITES TEIE -5FTE4Y~TsO.N' OF
II deils to the tact that lac is now manufacture
ing, aud Keeps constantly an hand large stock
al the and choicest sly les of goods adapted
Ia the requirements VI popular trade the induce
nIents he offers are GOOD GOODS AT Low
PRICES Having been eI gagged in manufacturing
first class ,s,H1d4 for over twenty Year,, he
claims have facilities for nianufactu turing first
class goods cheap, if not cheaper, than Eastern
manufactures He feels confident of his ability to
Otfer extra Inducements to close buyers His motto
is tain held aud no faVors
Call and examine his goods, and you will be sure
to buy
rs Orders promptly attended to.
febI5-3md
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WHETHER 8 WILSON'S

q.
NEZaE OREEH TO TINE PUBAAC
~ Wheeler Il Wilson's Improved Sewing Ma
chine at reduced prices, with increased confidence
in it's merits an the best and most reliable family
sewing machine now use 1t seWs equally well
Ga iiie thckest IL NEST fabricsi makes the lock
stitch impossible to unrave, with the essential
advantage Of being alike ON both Sides forming no
ridge ar chain the under side is simple in con-
ptructiou, more speedy ia movement, and more
durable than any other machine. We give full in
structiofIs enable ts pur chaser 10 sew ordinary
seams, stitch, hem, fell, quilt, gather, bind, ana
tuck, all 0H the same machine, and warranted Tor
three years.
We also keep constantly hand a full assortment
of Singers machines.
Circulars continuing testimoni als of the above
machines, from persons of the highes- standing
East and West, giving prices sc, will be furnished
gratis, on application ia person or by letter.
febelY +. NJ. SELLMAG.
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RN ~ ~ - E'.E L.-THR Lea THE "a
a = Store of Thomas kerth has been removed
from No. (Flemins's old st;tI,d1, to "a Main st,
opposite Washington hote,, where he keeps "a tnl
supply of LEATHER AND FINDINGS. He keeps
on hand every variety and sells cheap for cash.
PHuIP DUEsNER FleminE's old salesman, is
with me, aud will be hand 10 wait On oar old
lrie ndz and all the cIIsonIe who may call On
He will do justice to all
MARI lind THOMAS KERTtf.
$50 ~ Il X ~ ~ VII S.
~ 1870 kegs assorted sizes, just received and
for safe hy CHAS McJOHNSTO&,
mari Posey = Block, Main street
TEVO ET II RTFC ~ 5
N In great variety, at The lowest price, at the
New Drug Store Of
feb27 n. s THoM PSON.
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1860. SPRING & SUMMER 1860
O. q q ID -

O. q q ID -
sNsK-4sN'H LE.N-6 REKLK0" RRSPRE7-
- fully inform their numerous friends ana the
public generally, that they are daily receiving
cessions to their large and waited stock of Spring;
and Summer Goods, which. fer elegance, style and
variety, cannot be surpassed. 1t would lie SUPER
fuous To ennmerate all the departments which, an
inspection viii be found replete-rmbracin all the
leading styles and novelties of the season.
The business principles which have gaied for
their old estab lShed house such eusve patron
age, will be adhered TO, viz Execution Of orders
with dispatch--attention aud courtesy to custom
ers combined with moderate charges. Their
stock having been purchased with care ANA inde-
ment i'll the best markets, and 81 hr5t quality TO
gether wirh an adherence sound principles 81
trade, they confident of being able t. sni.pl,
those who may favor them with a cali the hest
terms. Annexed they snblsit list Of departments.
Cloths, Cassimeres, aud NesIines,
TWeeds, Ky. Jeans, C"ttonades aud DeniIns
New StIle Prints, "a great variety,
Fp'neh 0rgandies, Lawns aud GinghaIAs.
English Berages, Anelais audit halls,
Black and Fancy silks, asd Irish Pophns,
mohair Goods for travelling dresses,
French Berage Robes, 5 TO IL Folants,
tirgtudy
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas aud rardspis,
Panama. Braid, LeehOrA and Palm Hats,
Boots and Shoes, SON Black and Coiurc,l Hats,
White, Blue and Pink Mesquite Nets,
French and Scotch Embroideries, a great variety,
| Black Lace Mantillas and Points,
Hosiery, GloNes, Mitts, and White and Colored
Corsetts,
White Goods, Notions, Dress Trimmings, &c, &c
S. 4 X. would call particular attention to thei r
stock of Irish Linen Goods Of their own impori;.-
tions, warranted Pure Linen, soft finish and
Grass Bleached-consisting ST Is, /, 1 and l2-4
Linens, Brown ana Itleachc,i. Dtlu.isks all sizes
Linen Cambria Hahdkere'ieis, Towels, Brown and
Bieached Hucks, Ne.
N B.-1bompson's skirts, rvq,drin.; no Steel
S9ring around the body, are ieconne Tor The
] following peculiaritic- and advantages:
lst. Facility Of appilCattnn.
2,i. Perfect freedom nom liability 10 chsfe OF ex-
coriate and admit hind OF wItt.suc
the slightest ineon venierce To the weaTar.
HS Corner Main and First streets.
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MOUNT VERNON. Indiana, I
Feb. 20 1860 Z

ours, truly.
Alvin P Hovey, N. R. Antilles,
VIM p Edison, Morris S. Johnson,
Joseph P. Edison, A. l.. Robinson,
Elijah NJ. Spencer, P. N. Venneman,
Asa Iglehart, H. Q. Wheeler,
John J. Chandler, Grampee w. Hardin,
Charles DENLY, Alex. G. Donald,
John W. Foster, James T. Embree,
Blythe Hynes, B. H. Polk,
James E. Blythe, Samuel Hall,
Thos E. Garvin Ellis Lewis,
James NJ. Shanklin, John B. Handy,
Conrad Baker, Jesse Fuller
VIM K McGrew, James H. Masters
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The .Judgesllfp.

The accompanying letter, requesting
Judge Pitcher to Become a candidate for the
office of Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas, coming, as it does, from the class the
best qualified to estimate his services, and
signed as we are informed, by nearly every
member of the bar within his jurisdiction, is
a compliment deserving the pecuniary sac
rifce which the Judge makes to serve in the
no less honorable but less lucrative office
than that Of a most successful counsellor aud
pleader at the bar:
MOUNT VERNON, Indiana, !
Feb. 20, 1860.
Hon. JOHN PITCHER The undersigned
members of the bar within the District of
the Court of Common Pleas, in which you
reside, would respectfully ask you to become
candidate for the office OF Judge Of the
Court of Common Pleas for the District com
posed of the counties of Posey, Vanderburgh,
Warrick, and Gibson. Believing that your
acceptance of said Office would be a benefit
to the people of the District, we will use all
honorable means to secure your election,
should you consent to become a candidate.
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than IN war, would give me- lhe sIrcsrest qualification
o.. 20 % ne, and upon the tnAt mas brought
us together, 50 full of the PROF.. ers a.. am A%ss
10. vS,seu-tne commemorstion OF the nrss -,
flesoN general naval action with . powerful ~
5ae Of HE mat pleasing duties that has been my ortone
10 discharge Imay dwell the Incidents Of toat
rant victory, gained by youthful hero VINO haa never
Justly said at never surpassed In lustss however
much II may have been in magnitude, Nor nay d.l The
consequences o. snss noD the American navy,
IN eisysns .,ary character Of our na..on, ~ conLi,
bug 10 the defeat Of the British foFoes A0s; ~
il securing early peace TO Western SAAs and ler
rcries These viii be given by The emirent historad
country Mr. Bsncrof, with whose presence Se are
Dr Parsons whose humanity and skill In the discharge
u his official duties have honoraby s,sociated bs nAc
with that OF his iustrious captain. To these dssin-
gushed gentlemen and again. 70 You, sir the hcnorei
representative o your noble State, founded on the
broadcast principles Of civil and Religious freedom, and
numbering among her sons Q host Of illustrous men
whose deeds have shed nsperEhabe lustre upon
csepryo escort and tho members OF OF the Legs
lature Of State behalf Of the patriotic cttaOs
and The public act norites Of Cleveland and Of e people
day
Gov SPRAorE briefy responded expressing the pleasure
felt BY the khodo Islanders 1t rcotog with their bre
ihren OF Ohio doing honor to the memory OF one who
though by birth Rhode Islander had identified mis-
i with me history Of the Northwest
With Capt Champln, this morning, came Mr.. Azae
WILKINSON PILOT Of the Ariel In the battle OF Lake Erie
II intended that Capt Champlin shall command the
hest at The mock battle.
In The procession which will be formed at nine O'Clock
viii be full rugged ship manned by saiors OF the
1919. The body Of Veterans Of 1912 viii partake OF
public dinner At the Railroad Saloon after the ceremonies
Dodworths Band, employed by the Light Guard, VII
gvda grand concert this evening, at the Academy o.
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CfnvKlSp, Ohio, sept 3, 1850
CaHmcdore Povy's SsiHe-7h> Inauguration a Cyeps.
isEd-Laros concoVS Of Pooprs-Arriral q ma cceer
nor n RAis Lland and OAer DisssmeuisAsd rusers &C.
There have been numerous arrivals by the railroads
and lake boats day, and the hospitality OF The cve-
ander and the capacity Of the hotels being tested by
The thousands who have already 70 participate In
the Inauguration ceremonies Monday should the
cold rainstcrm which prevails give place 10 hvora.
bic weather, an immense gathering "a aniicipatcd.
Several military companies have made there appearance
and the Cleveland Light Guard and other military rsei.
mco Of this city have been engaged 10 cscorting them
to the quarters.
The encampment Of the military on the Fair grounds
commenced this afternoon All the fences enclosing the
ro,tns track and the show ring have been taken down.
and the entire eastern portion Of the grounds q nov
clear Two Of the large halls fitted up for dining
rooms, and another hall s used a. Kitchen.
Company n, Of Buffalo arrived the Lake More train
this morning. The Cleveland Grsys, Captain Paddock,
were drvn up The south side the depot 10 receive
and escort them 70 The American House Artillery com.
pany dred a salute the train arrived The Bruce
Light Guards, % Dunkirk, are expected 10 morrow
Among the distinguished guests who have already ar.
rived are his Excellency Governor VIM ncnnssou and
stat Captain CnampIin Unl,ed States Army who CON.
manded the scorpion Al the battle Of Lake Erie; Rev Dr.
yinion, Of Brooklyn n ", and his wife who s the only
surviving daughter OF Commodore Perry The Governor
Ard stan have their headquarters the Napier Hous
Governor Sprssue, u Rhode Isisnd with HE stan;
members n the Rhode Island Legislature and the Prov
aenee Lshi Infantry with pr Usher Psscns ZONE Of the
our survivors OF the bate their gues werc expect
cd BY the NOR ing but did arrive until evening owlne
10 failure Il The Eie train At Dunkirk they
we're received with military honors at The depot by the
lAght Guard IN louave unform, Captain ssndford and
The srays y nckmsn, Esq. introduced povcwpcr
spsFue Adutsnt General tarrin on and others OF the
khode Island dctgatcn 70 Governor nsnnson aud stat
Tie Euesss we've hen taken into carriages and conveyed
W ,he Ager while the Ight Guard and crays escorted
the Providence milicary 70 their quarters
To Nyse susrd ef Erie, and Dcdwcr,h's band, Gap.
tain Champln, snd others also came an
90 arriving ~ the Angler Hon Harvey Rice introduced
Governor sprsgue 10 Governor nennson ami or~~uted
IRON The rony = -
GcvernSS fsnniscn then welcomed the Rhode Islsnd
guests In the following speech
scvrsoR srstcrx II perform with treat plcasurc the
DUTY which has been assigned 10 ne OF welcoming you
and your Escort 70 tbs city. To welcome YOU among us
- any time - the chief Executive Of ycur patrossc STATE
vboee fsspe ccnpested yah ~ the poss hviIsas
sehevsw<nb o. The Amey,can land ssd go ard
Snoss wampes 10 peace have ben no Dcs oossYessus
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up TO Toronto IN special rail 10 morrow, present
address 70 the Prince. hoped that ths Pr'r viii
stili visit Bellevie, and there but little doabt that
everything wosid be r.aas agreeable
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THE PRINCE OF WALES.
attempt 10 Drag the Prince Under an Orange
Arch by Main Force.

THREATS BY THE MOB.
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~ G.. GRISWOLD having taken his son. JOSEPH g.
". GRIswoLD LIT, par.nershp they will hereafter practice
under the nrr OF
GRISwOLD & GRISWOLD.
They will practice In al the Courts Of the City Of Richmond and
In Counties OF Heipco and Hanover and In the Circuit Courts
King Queen Counties They viii also attend to the
Collection Claims Of G00 aud part q the State
c. @. GelsW0LDl
ap9-6m j. @. GRIswOLD.
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The parties Interested hereby notified that have fixed
Friday IT.h August 1862 10 O'Clock, A.
Ia Rehm execute ths foregoing d-cree
jyl3 -w4v THOMAS kvANs Ccmr.
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REMOVED.

~ IA BAgGANlN, Jk, rvaoVed 70 their New store,
tH. doors above their old stand
Er th-y cave increased heir fas for doiaE all kinda Of
ucsx IN her ne putting description Of water
Hr.ur HydrAnt, Water Ciossls bl; Boilers CoeknS
PanpS Hydraulic Rams &C Putting up Portable Gas Sork
e.tin, lp buiidinys Eih pipes and fixtures. - .
All Sork Roohns kc; heA1ns buildings S'tn ho
Air .tr or ssan Tey take occasion state that ey
have ~ be Hot Ar Furnace any other country, which
hey uin pu. CD and warrant 70 rye sHIsfAetsn
large Of plain and fancy In vas and 6rn.s AZ
IsaAers AuAYs on hand Aall-G
COPNHrNEasRIP NOTICE.
day associated with me, In the Coumsaon 6roeery
LqGor business w. l. slater The business u oe con
daessd N ne name Of J. y. SIPE co. ~ MPL
No. 30, NAa street.
t opportunity 70 return NJ sincere hAnE 70 NJ
k-nds liberal share OF patronage during e Ast hree
yesr snd solicit ther continued aver
80 ~ NIPL
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MoREAU B. MANN, D. G.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.


The parties Interested hereby notified that have hxed on
Friday the lh dsv Of August 1862 at 10 O'clock at my
Office In the city OF Rehm md TO execute s foregoing decree
jVl3 -v4v THOMAS EVANS Ccinr
VIRGINIA :-At rules hsd In the Clerks Office Of tie Cir
Court OF Mddesex county at the Court House at salu
ds on Monday, the Cd day Of July, 1900,
AndreE e. Critenden, Plaintiff
lgainSt
Laupheme and Emanuel b. srsnger merchants and
trading under the firm and style OF Jacob Lauphener
Co, - Defe danis
s this suit being qnre the defendant their agents
attorneys and all Others concerned m further proceedings
denan against the plaintiff for the Of t6I 81 with inte
thereon from q May sS and until the turtle
der 81 tie oou't And appearing III the laid Jacob Lsuph-
hrmer aud tmanuel SxanCcr not residents or this state
ordered sid defendants DO appear here within
month amer due publication Of this order the plain
that a copy published We for weeks
"a Hchnond whg and another copy her of posted at the
front or Of the Court House OF this county on the st day Of
y S~Sis PIT WOODWARD. c.rt.
VIRGINIA, To VITA Ru es held ln the Clicks or.
Zee OF The C cat Court of PoWhasn Coun,v from the Fad
to the I,h dav Of Jny inclusive, In he year 1860;
wi1m j. Porter and Martha j. his wife, formerly Ma ths
Badghan Plainlis.
Against
Stephen Baughan late guardian ot Martha BaughAn and
John simpson JnO Cox James D. BAgby Th,s T.OOt'
and Jesse II. Coter, Defendants
object this suit OF the accounts Of
the defendant Stephen Bughan guardian Of the panh
MArths Porter formerly Ne tia Bsughsn and for the pay
by the defendant OF bdapee which may he found
agnst The GUARDIAN such settlement and the plaintiff h1v-
ug Hed their BILL peang by sa'f,eory evidence hled
that the defendant Jesse Coe nhabtani Of Virginia.
Is ordered that he appear here hin month after due pub
eaon OF this ordc aud do what necessary 20 protest 10
en, and that spy q n order be published once
AdYere- nvwspaper published In the City ( Rchm md, and
cap be posted the front door Of the Court House
OF this county on the first day 81 the next County Court
jVs-wlv - GRAvB C.
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VIRGINIA, IN oHAsoERY-M Rules held for the Cir
o0sr county in The Sk nsDSa Se' IL .
EsSs Durham and Chloe Ann his WIFE, jefferson Renyo, and Sal
w. his wife Calvin Rich and Nancy, his Wife Samuel Coz AMI
Martha Jane bis wife, John cheAhan and Washington Camp
bell fhihun
Joseph AHA Adm James Akn Alexander Atn Thomas
Akin and Reseecs Akin Who children OF Nancy Akin for
merly Nancy cheathsm, solpmon oheatham md " che.s
Pn.n AMI sarah his vie Ls1u chsaihs, paliI bs. and
M,ihA his wife, Andrew oheahan, Enoeh Gulley and
surviving husband Of Pamela ohe.hs deceased EIabeth
oheatha widow CT HetkiNh Chsah.n deceased and Beps
in Hnney aemlnsrAior Of Hzekh CheAthau deceased,
and dmnlstratOr OF Lucy cheaihsm, deeenei
The having s,ed their b the ebjec, Of which to
tain decre freeing the d,pcsi Of sum Of money IN tbs
hands q the dsSaaa nsH,an FDn,y
the ssd rnney entted and the said dsiedan except
h Sy .a.etosy ..ssnee iSst,hsy are not inhabitants
Of this State ordered that they make their ssvers and perse
order do what Is TO protect their inere.t
copy Of this order be published week for
I ST % ssmsu n G s Be- e
door Of the Courthouse Of this county on the nrss day Of term Of
the County Court Of said eoulty
Jy:s-wtr ". W 7. coGBiLt Q.
VIRGINIA tin the the City Of Rich uOnd.
George Keharison Of the hast will and testament
ffdEari Govsn, deceased hsntn
s.@nel Faauteroy jams Goyau deceased
who sole surviving executor OF James GovAu deceased
Richardson Of the las, win and testament of
Archibald Govan, deceased Plaintiff
against
Samuel Griffin G,un;isry executor Of Us GOvan deceased,
who sole surviving executor OF james GovAn deceased
and other Defendants,
and
EzAbs;h 7 H BY her husband and next fi.nd, Edvari
I'm, n.a Hi, Fanny c. Hin, and other Plaintiffs.
against
Geo W. Richardson executor Archibald Govsn ceased
Lucy Govsn widow said Archibald Goyan deeeuet
Wallace and james Govan, Who Infants BY Ben
Jamlp Pola their guardian ad e assigned defend thtmi
this suit Thcs G. Turner and Gibson Wa Defendants
IN CHANCEkY
This day Geo. W. Rchardson Of Edward GovAn de-
ceased and executor OF Archibald Govsn ceased The Plain
til the hs " these appeared Ia Court In his pr pr
and appearing the Court hat has eliped
and In he accounts
ofthe said Pantf Aforesaid, his motion
OF tbs Conn Of TIL. Court do take iur
the Of the said Richardson. a, Ike
Edwar Govan aud executor OF Archibald
yAn deceased do also further Of assets
real o. peuona said e,tas which accounts the Comm
Is directed examine state and settle, and make re
thereof to the Court together with matters specially sta
ted pertinent by himself required by OF the
sAedand also ordered that rotee OF the time
tAdg the said be published once week
weeks In published 10 the city
Rch7 which publication shall be equivalent 10 personal
service all the parties {, IN said su Is.
Copy-Tesie
O.
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COPNHTNEasHIP MOTTO

DORINsON a ROBERTS, Corner Cary and lssh 81.
III oseIp5r the following Nrtees-
100 No. Peruvian Guano,
81 American
50 CoArse BondDuH,
100 bbA Superior flour,
200 Extra supsrans.de,
100 Rye DO,
100 fine do,
MiddinEs. DO,
50 cases G. G. ucodce Paste
50 a. O 4 DO. do,
25 DO. do,
6OOq Ibs prime Gum Arabic,
Z" " AngnsturA ronquA PeAnA,
500 Para DO do,
best brands olive OF,
loo bAgs Black Peas
q" Clover seed,
50 Prince Edward Island Oats,
Is q" PulVcrEed Charcoal
A Agen.s for the Manhattan Oh Company ue oaer hasonp
srn Sad for the Company prices and res
tee.saS ''N' ROBINSON RORFRrs
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE
m
CAIITION

living At distance should he extremely cautious Of
whom they order Lottery Tickets Cert caes OF Packages
Ticket, county flooded with bogus and swindng Lott
rles Every ndueeen held TO gel perssn, 10 invest money
In them Capital Prizes Of from $4,000 TO oeW head Their
,chemes-Ilth Tickets One Dollar 100000 Capital Prizes are
offered Tickets Five Dollars All such 10 every Instance
frauds and money TO them for rckets Il Is much
hown awy without the shadow Of chance OF getting prize
Beware Lotteries where the Capital Prize unusually large
n the price Of Tickets In instance where
large Prizes offered small Of Tcke put down fol
4 certain fraud. - -
s- All orders addressed to FRANCE RR0ADBESTs CO..
Wilmington DEL will with prompt attention and the printed
onciai drawings sent IS soon az over.
EIiu,faa neta
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RICHMOND MADE CLOTHING,

Increase ed Facilities.
EyHE subscriber has been manufacturing Clothing In the a.
Of Richmond twenty yeHrs, and has At this IN
hands IN his employment and will In ~
make large additions to that IL
Having the story his especially for
teturng Is determined 70 make article In the
clothing line that shall compare every respect with clothing
In Northern cities and he asks the patronage OF his old
friends the public generally vW OF the fact that he Civ
midst large number Of mechanics and
worthy Who gh otherwise suffer for the necessaries o.
life he hss the best o cutters and materials not 70 be urpass
ed BY any house In the country.
Maryland Virginia. CaroinAs and Georgia CaSsimeres and
rueeds all and coors Strictly Southern ManufActur
INK House. shall sAhed by personal inspection Of not
that he what he has been doing past
v B SPENCE, Clothier and Tailor
feth "
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a CAPITAL BOOK.

A oAirAI BOON.
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duced to zoe.
evidence OF the excellence and popularity ef this work.
nearly two ed ons have been sold within few weeks and the
third Is now Ia press
The Petersburg Eepres says Each In the land ought
10 TO NJ tsast reads the book and TO
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The Richmond says I'VE venture TO assert,
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