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Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17
THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. 12. 1860.
vice President Breekinridge.

This gentleman made short speech at Frank
fort, KY, a short time since, which we intended
to- lay before our readers entire, but have mslaid
It We are only able to give the closing para
graph, which is as follows:
There IS another element North, not large but
noble and trEe. They are the scattered and wan
Gering eehoft5 of the old Nhig party. who have
refused 20 allay themselves with. the Republi-
cans of the North-men of whom Everett and
Cheate and Others illus:rleus examples
There are thousands Of them in the Northern
States When the great crisis comes upon Us, 1
have confidence that men like these will be found
to unite with the Democratic party in maintain
ing the laws and Constitution.
Mr.. Breckinridge is right; when the crisis
comes patriots of all parties in all sections will
unite in defence of the Union under the constitu
ton, and no where VIII there be found more ster
ling patriots more devoted to the Consti
tutiou and the Union than thousands of old line
wings, both North and South. And confess
that we can see no cause why the democrats and
old line wings should not unite against the Black
Republicans in the Presidential contest. Let the
ticket be composed Of one whig and one demo-
crat, and let the whole people wlso are opposed to
the sectional abolition party, support them There
statesmen enough, good and true belonging
to both parties, in whose hands the affairs of gov
ernment and the rights OF the South would be
perfectly safe.
EDITORIAL VIsiT>-We were honoref last eve
ming by visit from MIR. J. J. Braner, editor of
that excellent paper the Salisbury Natchman.-
Mr.. B. seemed in fine health and spirits. Had
any one witnessed the cordial meeting between
and heard the pleasant conversation which
was continued for an hour or more they would
find it difficult to realize that we had ever
called each other ugly names or ever even
felt the slightest unkindness towards each other
Well, we never have, and we appeal to friend
Bruner to say if we are not jolly good friends.
Editors, though remarkable for their veracity as
class do not always means what they say-do
they Bruner? He left by the 3 clock stage this
morning for Washington, and consequently gave
us no chance to shake his hand second time.
Hope he'll stay longer next time.
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a. G. WE R,S
WI arb lie ard
NEWBERN, n. G.
Marble Monumenfs

Marble Monumcmfs
The subscriber i<
receiving a larg {
stock of 1mc1'icnn
aud Foreign Marb,f
and is at all times
prepared to fill OF
dcrs for Monum6ni<,
S,abs and Tom L.
Stones, of every de-
scripti"n, at less
than RI H Z Il y
prices.
Our work will be
delivered in all parts
Of North Carolina
and Virginia Free of
charUe
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

CITUATION WANTED.-A YOUNG LADY
- brought up and educated in Duplin county wish
es to take charge of private school somewhere in
the eastern part Of this State. Can teach the En-
glish branches and music the piano forte. The
best of references given. Address A NJ. H, Ken
ansville, n. G.
Jan W.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS PRoHIBTTED.-Dr. G.
Redman and Mr.. Langsing, have been travelling
as spiritual mediums in Alabama A bill passed
both houses of the Legislature, like whirlwnd,
imposing a fine of $500 on any public spirit-me-
dunn. This was done after the members had
witnessed one Of the exhibitions
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

The following Is partial list of property which
will be given TO the purchasers of Books the time
of sale:
worth from
Gold Watches English Lever, Pat
ent Lever and Lepines, $50 @ to 800
Silver Watches, Patent Lever, full
.ewesed hshting cases, epenface r
and cylinder escapement, u 10 to 40
Gold Lockets-Large size, four
glasses and two glasses with
sprlng-large and small size with =
Cameo Mosaic. Florentne, Paint
ed, Lava, Goldstons, Garnet and
Coral Sets Of Pins and Drops, 5 90 to 25
Ladies Gold Efuard Chains Fancy
Neck Chains, ChateiaiHes 8 90 to Is
6eh's f 90 ana est Chalas, 10 0O to 3S
Sets Cameo, Goldstone baiased,
Sns M@TaIs Paio G2rndt 5;nd slesa losz Ehgr"ed
Bosom Stsds, { 90 to I6
dunn and small, so TO ? %
Silver Pencils, with Gold Pens large
medium and small size, double and
single extension cases 90 to 5
Gents heavy signet Rings. Ladies'
Gold Chased and Plain Rugs 90 to J so
Gents tGold Bosom Pins, Cfss.er,
with Opal, Scarf Pins, Onyz, Gar
p;s net sti A. i,... s,..a.n. 90 / o5 50 to 3
Rlch SILK Dress Patterns, - ~ 90 to 80
Cameo, Mosaic, Coral, Garnet,
Chased and Plain Oval Bracelets ) 90 to 30
$:s <::E:: ES 5; !: !:
Tootlplcks, Watch Keys, Guard
Slides, I 30 70 q SJ
Gold crosses, small medium and large, , 90 to 50
Besides other gifts, comprising a large and vaua-
BILE assortment OF miscellaneous astttles, varying
from 81 to $40.
The proprietors of the OLDET ESTBLISHEf,
GIFT BOOkSpoRE IN THE UNITED STATES
for the uninterrupted whic has crowned
earnest efforts So 7ieas4 etrns she lass ferr years
would return their sincere thanks the hundreds Of
thousands who have in past time seen fit to bestow
their liberal patronage upon them; and would fur
ther assure them, and the public generally that
their long experience and established pital warrant
them IN offering greater inducements than ever and
such as are out of the reash Of any similar establish
nent III the country; ana propose this,
THE FIFTH YEAH
OF their location III New York, to Introduce
Nc1c Features,
SAL greater .ittracfiOnS
offs Of Greater Talwe and Furirfy
4 StH Larger and Better Selected Stuck Of Books
Commissions and inducements to clubs and to
agents who are willing to devote their time 20 orr
business; SO that those who desire can have
Eg offs and Books arittout Noncv a7
We shall endeavOr to establish an agent in every
town III the United States, that all who will mav
benefit by our liberal system in trade.
We have appointed j. Il. WHALEY our daily au-
thorZed agent for Ncarbern and vicinity Who willr
ceve and forward ali orders with attention and dis
patch.
Il Nc~ and RcriSed Cnta1ogur
ready tor distribution, containing every desrahh.
book, new or old, now in pI lint and acknowledged
by librarians and literary to be the most com
plee and best classified ever issued without all cx
cepton.
DRESS to all parts of the world 1t contains all works
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

Our workmanship has been generally introduced in
some thirty counties in North Carolina and speaks
for itself.
Orders by mail will meet with prompt attention and
be faithfully executed
Address, j. &. WIER, Newbern, n. C.
Jesse Kemp, Esq, Travelling Agent.
Sept l6 WY
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FIFTY DOLLARS.
"OILET ARrICIEs-

-
German Cologne N long, short and wicker bottles
Lavender Water;
Bay Rum, superior;
Lubin's Extracts, in great variety
Tooth, Hair and Nail Brushes, large assortment, ,
Dressing Combs.
Toilet Bottles;
Powder Boxes and Powder
Pomades and Ok Marrow
Hair Dye;
Hair Restoratives and Dressings
Soaps, &c, &c. JAS. w. GARNER,
nov 2S Druggist.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

MAYOR GR1cE.-Mr. Grce, Mayor of Portsmouth,
Va was at the CASTOR House. day or two at the fist
of this week. He left, believe, yesterday
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

White Lead, Lime, Paint in Oil and
w Varnish Linseed 0il-Raw and Boiled, Paris
Chrome, Saxon and Imperial Green, Verdgris, Um-
Der, Terra; de Sienna and Vandyke Brown in Oil Dis
temper and Dry, French Liquid Dryer, Coach, Copal.
Japan and Damasl1 Narnsh Artists Colors in Colop-
sbe Tubes, Brushes in great variety, Mineral Paint
sc, &c. for sale by
nov % JAS w GARNER.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

CANT Do WITHOUT IT We received a note last
evening containing So accompanied by request to
have the ' Daily Progress left at the residence of
the writer-a ladY-for six months. We tender
thanks and promise that the request of fair
friend shall be most rellgiously complied with. The
ladies not willing to be without the Progress-
Cant blame them. We cannot See how any of
good taste can do without it.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17
Ebfst County Female Insti,u.e-The frs;

EHist County Female Insfitute-The first
l. Session of this School will open Tuesday the
10Th of January 1860, under the superntendance of
Edwin q. Moore, a. b., assisted by competent in
strucsurs.
English Including higherMathemases, hi sl3 90
PRIMARY Branches 10 90
Latin Greek or French each extra 500
Music with use of Instrument 90 90
Board exclusive of lights and fuel, per month, 90
The school is located near Marlboro, the Green
vile and Wilson Plank road, twenty miles from the
latter place in healthy, moral, and intelligent com
munity; pains viii be spared to the health
and comfort of the pupils while their moral improve
nents Will be cared for we'll their mental ad-
Vancement.
Board and tuition will be required one half in ad-
and the balance at the end of the term. Stu
dents will be charged from the time of fentraBee and
tractcd illness.
For further particulars, address the Principal,
j. Z HINES, I'rest.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17
HORATIO.'

VIEWS OF a NEW YoRKER.-A letter from a
New York gentlemen, of liberty and enlightened
views, and connected with the South by many
ties, says:
"I need not assure you of how deeply the SYM
pathies of all here have been moved by the late
diabolical incurson into Virginia. 1 have never
been so alarmed as now for the disruption of our
benefcient and glorious Union. Should it take
place. how bitterly all will feel that it is prob
lem where the two halves great deal less
than the whole. The collapse that would take
place in Northern property exceeds all computa-
ton and nowhere more than in New York city
and State.
1.-The South could easily make commercial
treaties with France and England-even treaties
offensive and defensive; for England particularly
has too many millions ofits people dependent up
on cotton to permit the extinction long
interruption of slave labor in the South.
Il do not apprehend that the catastrophe is
very near. But considering the long continued
and increasing fanaticsm of the Eastern States
and New York and Ohio about slavery think it
will occur.
The Northwestern States, that might be the
umpire in our antagonism are much under the
influence of the North. The teachers go from
thence, and European emigrants, ignorant of the
value Of the Union and prejudiced against slavery
all go there. So that the West will hardly be
conservative.
You must at the South "Pray to God and
keep your powder dry" pass severe police laws,
cultivate the mechanic arts, and initiate some in
dependent commercial intercourse with Europe
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

Philosophical and Cla5-
steal Works,
Historical and Misccl-
laneOus,
Poetical, Theological,
Religious,
Law Medical, Masonic,
Standard Elections,
Prayer, Hymn and Glee
Books,
Text Books for Schools,
&c, e.,
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17
He Likes 1t.

The " Weekly Progress is becoming insti-
tuition in North Carolina, and will we doubt not at
early day be able to boast the largest circu-
lation of any weekly newspaper in the eastern
part of the State. A prominent gentleman of
Onslow, in private letter to us, says:
"It may be gratifying to you to learn that
among the many papers L take superior,
or to 90 further none are equal to yours l like
the Progress;' it is spledid paper and should
be patronized'
We are glad to be able to assure our friend that
the Progress is being most literally patronized."
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

A military company is forming in Rernandina
Florida
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d w EVAN & co.



n. B.-4 arord of Explanation to those who have
known us under the style of Evans s. Co. The Blu
siness located by at No. 677 Broadway, New York
City : the oldest established house i'll the country
and is known world wide the original evans s.
Cos Gift Bookstore" Many have taken the advan
tage of our popularity to advertise under the same
name increase their trade-to protect the few whc
may be unacquanted with us, We would state that
House-and though many advertise under the name
of Evans & Co, the firm constituted by ID. w
EVANS and j. III. PRESTON is the first and only
concern rightfuily using the name. But to prevent
all confusion the future sh all the style OF
D. w. EVAN & coz,
June 9 WHY 677 Broadway New York.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

THE FINE AnTs.-Nr Browne, the artist, is still
at the GtSton House, where learn he will remain
but for short time, and consequently those who d.
sire to avail themselves of this opportunity to OBJ
tain excellent painting should apply at once.
Since his arrival here Mr.. Brown has painted the
portraits of persons in Ncwbern and its vi
cinity and we learn that they all pronounced
capital likenesses. We have seen but and that
was the portrait of townsnan, John ID. Whit
ford, Esq, and that considered, believe
do all the friends of that gentleman who have seen
it, most capital painting.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17
THE SOUTH SHOULD REFUSE TO DEA
WITH THEM.


WITH THEM.
The Concord On. H. Standard shows just
conception of the duty devolving upon the peo-
pie of the slaveholding States, when it declares
that &c the South should refuse to deal with any
man, mercantile firm, corporation. at the North
who acts with the party to which John Brown be-
longed, and which is constantly denouncing the
South and It's Institutions. 1t should neither
sell cotton, nor other raw materials to them nor
buy of them manufactured fabrics of any kind
If the cotton manufacturers and merchants will
give their influence and votes to the the party
which makes direct upon the South and her
institutions, the South should establish thorouph
system of fnon-interventon with them. Let them
have little foretaste of disunion before the sad
event occurs, in the hope of awakening them to
sense of the dangers hangingover them and their
country, before it is too late. Boston IS the hot
bed of all this treason in New England Let that
city feel and know that its citizens can no longer
denounce and make war upon the institutions of
the South, and still preserve friendly and COM
mercial relations with that section ofthe Union
SOME Reason LELr-The London Times eis has
leader on the execution of John Brown, and
it appears somewhat ridiculous to find that the
North did nothing until Brown was executed, and
adds that this does not convey a very exalted no.
ton of their zeal determination of PURPOSE It
sums up folows:
"The result will be to strengthen the South by
the adhesion of the floating mass ofopinion w hich
in every country lies between two exfremes-
Whatever may be the future of the negro race no
in his senses can believe its regeneration can
be effected by melting it to murder planters and
ravish white women, and if any man chooses to
head an outbreak of this kind, he must expect to
meet fate which right thinking men will not glo-
rify with crown of martyrdom.''
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

Let crcry ono consult has
Interest,"
And buy at ET1N>' Gift Bookstore cx-
anime the prices of books, the ben III ilul
TIE gifts so freely scattered among patrons,
BEST and be satisfied that the only ccunUl ical
PLACE way of buying books is at
TO No. ca Broadmny,
GET Lnturec Hotrl ButIding
YOUR We G"ur0nfer Perfect .Snf1xtuclion
BOOKS Judgc for ln"rscIrc<
AND Examine our plan of business. ANY ore
GIFTS can VIII" will Observe the daily distributi"r
Is of watches, gold and silver; vest chatr}aine
AT and guard chains; bracelets, cameo, mosair,
EVANS coral gold stone garnet and gold of pin
GIFT and clasps; lockets large, medium and small
BOOK size; rings, chased plain and set with stones
STORE cameo, s"ldstone coral; mosaic and engriv
NO. red studs and sleeve buttons; scarf pins eros
677 scs, gold pens and pencils; gold pens in sill
BROAD and morocco cases and Il thousond 9th
WAY, er articles of Use and value
NEW A Gift with every book worth from .IOcts
YORK to 500. Send fer n Catologuc
CITY. 1t will cost you nothing, and will be yalua-
bic as book of reference, if nothing more
Address.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

y ORINGE COUNTY, y. c.
The next Session commences 10Th january. 1850.
The entire expense for two terms varies Ten 81 to
$30 for English, and from $3.50 to $40 for Ian
guages this includes everything except lights.
Amy person sending his son ward with the above
weeks each
The library is open to the students at aN times.
All persons should stop at Durham's Depot from
whence Mr.. Norris will convey them to the Academy.
TN ANDERSON, A b. Primer pal.
Dee l3 u6w
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

II. S. SCHELL., n. Y.-Don't advertise for
trumpery. Send US 500 and the advertisement
will appear as requested. Have no disposition to
undertake an agency for Mr.. Anthony-must sell
his own goods and pay money for his advertising,
if done III the Progress. Rather afraid, to be
candid, you're both humbugs.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17


partnlent of Literature. We sell as low as-ap;t in
many cases, lower than-any other house III the
country; and with every book ul the value of .n,.
"oar or more, we present some useful Gift, wtll.nt
extra Charge
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

Art, Science & Natural |
History
Adventures, Travels, !
&c. Agricultural s. Do |
nestle Economy, |
Bellies Lettres. Esssys |
&c, /
Bibles,
Biographies, i
Dictionaries
Encyclopedias,
GaZettcers.
And Il thousand varietie
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17

L Seminary, situated near Poloksville, will go
into operation on the 10th of January, 1860. Tie
com potent +" teach all the English and Classical
studies, usually taught in preparatory schools. Also
lady to take charge of the Female Department
competent to teach the English Branches Music and
French. gentleman with family WIFI be pre-
ferred. A good recommendation will be required
nary, Polloksville, n. G.
Dec I4-dltw4t
~. C. c; Advocate copy times and send s5ll
to PROGRESS Office
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GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS!
THE ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE.
ID. w. EVANS s. co.
THE 677 BROADWAY, 677
ESTABLISHED 1854

The following is partial list of property which
will be given TO the purchasers of Books at the time
of sale:
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-17
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.


" GOLDSBORO', N. G.
N. III. RAY, Il. B.. Principal s. ProFT!etor.
The next session will open on Thursday, january
18th, 1850, and continue 20 week. "a.
Terms Per SESSION of 20 weeks-one half in ad-
vance.
Primary Branches, $40
Advanced. Is
Classical Department. 30
Incidental Expenses,
Board in the family of the Principal exclusive of
lights one half IL advance, per month $40. ),
For further pertisulars address the Principal at
GoIdsboro Nm. RAY, A. B.,
PriuciDa[ and Pf0priet0r
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Dcl,tistrp.

MRS JOHNSON 4 COBB, have removed
- their Office up stairs N Mons Runner $
hiding, where they win be pleased to wait on
wishing Dental operations performed IhQ-a
p live at distance may not fear ct being di~
|fpointei when they visit Marshall with view
having work done ON their teeth, as one Of
1n will I've in the Office nj all times.
Artificial teeth mounted on Gold Plate from
p ia a fail set.
Their services can be obtained by addressing
I'm by mail
Marshall Jnny |. 1850 y,
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q tlfHNNH8tIf III IltNtsNiitr, n v,
writes us that that village has again
. hoeu thrown into great excitement
Monday morning. about ten O'clock, n.
\ DAWSON. notorious from his connection
with the Lowe affair, entered the store
ef = D. & !. q Duncan, with a bomb
.8el or n.prna machine. IN tie shape u
a lin box filed with gunpowsicr, sluga
aud buckshot. which he exploded. aud
toe busding, n substantial BRICK one,
was utterly demolished. blowing down
au adjacent wall and rendering the
premises o heap II ruins. Davidson
Carried the machine into tfr store in y
i,-sel concealed under eggs He has
ncea Al eutaity with every one sincc the
Lowe tragedy, and, II seems. harhured
feelings oi hatred aud revenge agains.
the Hon VIM st.rrcit who opposed ~,
VISIONS course IN the Lowe affair Mr.
rteit was In the store, but no one sls-
/ petsl the terrible vengeaisrc devised
~ DAWSON The explosion eusued, and
Mr. -'errett. G. y and J q. Duncan,
PROJECTORS Of the store, james EeesinE.
turt clerk, and a Mr. Bennett. tpgether
w.iA Dawson himself, were wounded,
aud crushed under the ruins.
AZ Che date Of the letter, & o'clock
Monday evening none q the victims t.
this q rdish revenge were dead. but
NH''i were h'9t''i'} No''hI,9' "'"' -
''"l". u was tN9n2u'' "ouia ee- i''
vi 10y '"A = =" N.''oN
IN -, -. ~.
was eT'dcn'iy ta kiii himself WIN ,he
'lher-. Inc excitement wheh we pack.
'''i' Wa7 'e''hAe anu increasing, "''
raj 81 tuf "9uia'i "s'e u!'"s
~ ~ ~, - 80
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- a.. Y.,, S,oe,.,, ...,,,st wh,,, n,
ha. entertained a deadly atamesitv Sincc
tlt, drath al love TINS arose from tho
.N.. l5.t Nr : had expr.ssel himself
r..lrr freely agin-t those PERSONS who
t,.E n Ue'or H. tao,e ana deungsceA
l.... ...s.....il, r,,,,,., Ia ,i.isl, H.. a.
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Horny Winter Davis, of Maryland, was
burned 10 e0igy by the students OF
Ge1leetawn College, 4 day or two since,
sd h. recent political course IN the
Hanee af Representatives.
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IbOluIis'ts.

A SMALL. lot Of silk and Sllk Velvet Bon
n nets Of the very latest styles ma he had
; terms, to snii purchasers at
DfiEIp & TALLY =
Jan. u 500 nlSsI
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frWO OFFICES Nr remit over ih' ''
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l,rp LANE. Apmafgrt Ld.. Marshal. llar
u -son county feVas.
SIP .mner H. is13.
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tt,.-t 4.ncl. It a ,ar aul e. .. ten lines ar l,.
ei,t ,lt- per siu,fe .pe very ahe tent insert 't.
ilerd hsilIat uule zee yrtr'y advertisements.
,Il4iaecneat IT csulidttr,, Zen piihf-
Twelve per 'ent Will be charged an adg'rt'ern'nts
.at mil tn llvance.
1t ,ltnr, ,1tise, over squire VII e .h''-' !
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PROF .SSlON Al"
Iow Gor0g
,,al- rrESrn
,i,re>ER & BURNS .Anfasf 70 LaH.
n' e lsco N nl7tf
~ ! BEAII. mo,ary ct Lo'e. Nar'Lai.
/. Texas
Jan -. 900
n rLoUGH \ X. NJ. VAN IANnT
j, fiiora-p mi 'laa'cio'' a Lar Mar
.5.l. llarrisan county, Texas.
Jaua ,, '''
uNNes
,,.KNY HAYNES, Aiernegs and Coma
VI .llo,, AZ Lar. Marshall fsNas, Niil give
,'a.,t ,t-.ntion to all business enru-tadt3 tlaW
~ oHcs East of the public square To- the
salut prn3g.y occupied hy l. F1,.t. ~
N.y II, % q"
\ Jennings. 4iousg 20 ir1r Mar
J, 4hia Tcvu Once at North-Ncat eos.
g.r 1t toe public SQUARE
january - $500.
l,ro LANE. 4torHsgaf La'. Marshall Har
n | 4 ris.o p3tutv ttNn4
-p mner H. is39
8JALL 4 MosELEY. tiomea and car-
4 aSFoi lar
Iaaua NJ. j. Han Nar.m'l. Tess $.
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n ,frv,ypRs rorg. Nu.vt.li
NDlPR & WILLIE 4Hmufe af La'r. Mar.
eli snail. reyls Will practice .n tHe District
n amt, of HlrIis,a. Pamela tas' Wood p
4 - AMI smith counties, and .a the SUPP.
a Federal Courts az Tyler
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