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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

The Very Latest.-The Fall Season IL
not rapid IN is advance than KHoxS preparations to
receive with A latest and most ncomparable model Hss
Knrxs styles ready. well those to b. forth
coming VIII take the town By storm To bs well received IN
the world Of faahon has become almost article Of
SHY wear Knox Hat Knox everybody knowr
corner Of Broadway and Fulton street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

Dasyyp TvsespAsrs~s % shs Dsss and
Srsssrviss - r.siHs . ~ - " - y u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

A private letter from II PAso, dated August TO- says
chat nnes (0a) recently discovered In Arizona,
although limited very rch and equal 70 any PAGER
Of the In California The average wages,
YIELD about six dollars day 10 the hand, although
many are making from 70 three ounces per day.
There are about thousand persons In the mines.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

LAD ass' Bee utsner--Phafsn e SONS
"enow white Oriental Cream" Sold By all drusxsa
[" Beautiful Csmplexssn." Phalon's
'snow whs Oriental Crvsm6 Price 20 per botue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

aDsautfful Women Resuls from tine
~ Of rHAloS soNs nquid SNOW White Oriental
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

Ciirehush's nissivs Wig. Partfnss
unsisnahe had only 81 bic factory 70 Broadway %
pomta A 4. stewArta corner ReAde street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

Gentle men Who Desire Fine and Ele-
CANT Hat shouli call EsPEksCHIDs lis Nassau strec
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04
CHARLESTON CONVENTION.
The Two Great Contests.

The public mind was for many days great
y exercised over the prospective, pr1blemati-
cal and engmatieal results of the two gr,at
fights Of the ace.-tha;ai Charleston. in which
the representative. % the so-callcd Democrat
ic party were engaged and the other between
what friend persists in calling, the :. Bin
i-ka by, and :. Tam Sayers the English
man. The result Of tho latter Is known at
this time, while the other fight i still going
on, with dubious prospect ahead. |, may,
however end, like the one across tie Allan
tic. in being a drawn game. each wing
claiming Il = victorious, and charging I'M
fair play on tie other. Tbs two great pu-
gilist. aer ,,,- the water fought two hours and
* minutes, and the or WI and friends in
terieFel and Stopped further Proceeding. At
each round II these professional fighters and
when their flesh was bruised and bleeding.
an eve witness says the = machine was kept
in working order, by the application of a
:. little brandy, a iittie water and little
rubbing" Mhc,her these rcstlratiyes have
teen applied t. the Charleston tv!ligercnts
tie recorl up . thi, date does not show
Tuesdays lrgeeelip-s, a. We ct them
Is telegraph, and ia in,,aIlmcnts, with here
aud thc7c a break III the thread Of the dis
coarse, shcw- lameutablc state Of thing.
Sayers. while sitting in his corner, blind,
and refusing u come 70 time, did not exhib-
i more sorry Plight. BY the taIloting- it
would seem that fifty or more delegates had
left the convention i'll high dungeon, refus-
ins to Bee c'misrte.l. or any l3ns+r u h
merry over starry e9tbIers or = whiskcy
skins \ meeting Of the recasants was to
IA Is. held "a W lugslay,t, zee what was to b.
{. ,.,,. or laeir >iie. Tine convention thu,
fe..e5e-l to-. - MITCH turbulent material. il
W, Supposed TIA, all hindrlnee u a salts
factory nomination, Was at an end. But
the Scotch poet would have it that,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04
CORRESPONDENCE,

StN ANnErss. CT. April "a lS6h.
pccming communication fr.n the mine.
might interest Your rader.. | note @1Hss Of
tbs passing EVENT. II worth puhIi-hin. DO
IL not hurn them There i a sr,ai chang
since :. f9rty-nine' when mn had mother
earth f5r led. and the broad arch 4 heaven
for covering. NV Towns and Cities moat
the exc. Churches aud Ssho,ihuurss s-,1n to
point II bright faturc. when California
can isst,t Of a. intelligent and ns9r,d con-
muuity a any STATE in tA~ EnIrr su. sill
-,ns, try u axe Themselves i.-'irvc Il . ne
c,>@lrr = carry Calt's Revolver hung to
their l.sts, yc' itis fat z,inS "a, of fashion.
Miner an comprised 4 1T K hs=tel-ar ~.
break-y cur-neek s,rs Of fe.iowe, alwass on
the aicrt y srRr usss c4citsment Carson
VALLEY will IL ~ them what Frlzsr River
Wa n =. Rich striker ars daily made
ihtre. and hundreds viii start for the ne~
Colorado A. >pon a. the STOW b III the mum
tains. \ Negro was trough, into , 5rn To-
night, having shortly bclorc Killed 'rpther
"darkey. Julius tie murdered man,
thought Charley was little too frec
with hi. wife, "a wife Is a grea, bother,
aint no Bach, tho } consequently ordered
him oat Of the house when Charley hit him
over the bead with a poker causing frac-
Iure Of the skull, from which wound he
died SIN after The fr.t time On r7-8rd of
Nesr5 having his -kull cracked.
y good thing happened At Sancha Plana,
short time ago. When the news came II
Pennington election for Speaker, the Re
puhli.zns determined TO celebrate with IL
guns. some Of the leading Democrats be-
ing cut Of town came hurrying in on hear
IN the firing. 10 know what Was up. Some
wag told them the Union was dis lived
hearing this they worked like good fellows
10 fire of the remaining guns Their feel
ings can better be imagiucd than described,
when told Of their mistake They acknowl-
edged themselves :. sold" and took all
hands to the nearest Bar, where little
forty rod y made things satisfactory.
Wishing YOU, your paper and the Repabli-
can party success,
Remain Yours.
y. b. \
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04
NEWS ITEMS.

TnE PIC Nc AT THE FALLs.-Thc Pic
Nick at the Falls on May-day evening. 70.
up under the auspices Of the Ladies, passed
off admirably. The tables were loaded
down with the incest OF catables and this
abundance was served out by a most at
tcntiye bery of ladies The rooms we're
finely decorated, and the star sran:lcd han
ncr was gracefully cntwincd round the main
room, - as to show its i" stars and strips
to the b,st advantage, The Ellsworth Brass
Band discouraed charming music at inter
vals. adding much to the intcnst Of the &C
casion The evening was charming one.
and every body seemed to enjoy themselves.
The ayails, we understand. arr TO 20 to-
ward. erecting usetinsheass in that kali
~, Success t. them.
II new Division of the Sons Of TEN
pcranoe was instituted in this village last
week The name adopted i " Rn'carc-.
The following gentlemen are elected OH
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04
Hon. .Abner COburn.

Since we expressed our preference for thi.
gentleman As the next Gabcrnatorial candi-
date If the Republicans, We arr glad to
fad We are in good company, and plenty Of
it. Similar expression, of preference have
recently appeared in the Bath Snhael, the
Blfas' Pregressise #Age, the Pennington
C1eeasele the Lewiston Fails journal and the
heanelec Journal. The skowhegan Cla-,on
had spoken before. Thesc Iapers combined.
may he presumed 70 represent the sentiment
Of no les than Six eountes-amons them
too, some Of the largest and most important
in the State. We are glad to note the cheer
ful promise Of such unanimity upon a can
dilate TO lead our conquering columns in the
coming campaign.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04
Sayings and Doings at the
Charleston Convention.

Mr.. Bayarl # Relaware Presented ~
ries u resolutions f5r platform for the
gaterritei "a Friday the ,lrl II the
serie, resIs thus .. Declares that il i the
duty u the government = protect the rights
q persons IT yraFsrsg an t5c high s,ss, in
tue territaric, u wherever e,~c IL eaa.titu-
,i0nai authority e7tensl-.
In answer Il this. Cen Batter Of Mas,
WHO ! inlbuc,i with frce->,il sentiments T.
sslne extent. said . The claus r.latisr T.
protection Of Slave property ON the high -,
h. cautioned them. fthe eenyenti n Would
= regarded i,y their opponents a an a,;esnr,
to rpm the slave trade
Mr.. johnson Of Maryland. .aia. = hi.
STATE nal never c1aH>cll,7i resistance. Il the
fugitive slave law. ami had maintained her
natural position in the Union =
Mr. Butler in reply. said that . Massachu-
sets had never been under rule that pre-
vented man voting his sentiments from
fear Of the bluie-7n or bullet -
Julsc Payne Of Ohio, had the audaeity to
say that, there had never been bat one con
straction put upon tie slavery CLAUSE in tie
Cincinnati platform and Challenged any
man t. show tia, i, has been differently
construed even on the d,ors Of Congress g
Tins ainos, equals the audacity Of man
we once knew who denied that the sun
,houe. when a. the very time it was high
noon, and he could not raise his cycs To the
heavens for its dazzlin. brightness
Gov King Of Missouri. wanted II. Gin.
, cinnati platform ,r,thoa any tai to t.
Th,s Is decidedly rich This platform Was
uzhcrci into the world without AIRY head
aid now, if Gov. King strikes from it the
tail, j; viii present. hideous form, ill-sh4fen
AMI unseemiy.
Mr Nancy Of AlaiaunI characterized Soy.
King. sPoech "ae remarkable and unsatu-
raj, tecguse he. King. saij the MAJORITY
,.latforui would nc riiicuIed Ivy the Rcpuhli-
cans az :. Janus-iaeed and contradictory
The mai,ritv .,sss,rt was read 10y Mr.
Avery Of North Carolina, " 70 was instruct
ed l. say that entire unauimity d.. NJ .re-
vail on q portion of the resolutions.
The lst and 81 resolutions, in relation %
slavery in the territories, and the duties of
the General Government TO protect the ight,
of persons and property. are adopted by a
large majority OF the Committee. The II
resolution. in relation to the fugitive slave
+ law and the 18th, in relation to naturaliD7i
citizens. were adopted unanimously and the
9Th. in favor Of the acquisition Of Cuba. was
ad Ited without division.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04
CAMPAIGN AMERICAN

The E}lsjrorth imericag will be fur
ni>hei a a Campaign Paper from May
18th 70 November 10th for SO cents per
copy; for Ten or more copies, 40 cents
per copy. strictly in advance.
Til, will be the eheape,, Campaign pa
Per published in or State, ii i thought,
AMI will barely pay the expense OF the
white paper on which it VIII be printed,
and of mailing II. We pu, i; at tins ez-
tremely low price % tina, there shall be no
excuse for >enlin. abroad after papers, on
account Of the price.
There may be Journals out Of this Con
.re.sional District managed with much
more ability than distinguishes those pub
I.>hei in it. yet they eamo, till the place
of the local papers.
Ii IN the last election in tn, District.
the local papers in it had been ignored,
.al their places supplied ty thase pub
li>hed outside Of the District. the result
q. that contest would have eaiel di>a>-
trea~ly for the Republicans.
The fact i, there Is much labor to be
performed, and many matters to be dis
ett--e-l, OF purely local character IN these
elections, which the foreign paper cannot
have the space to devote to, however am
ple their dimensions. We therefore hope
40, because it Will benefit ourself, for
" never obtIine,i cen, b. the publica-
ton Of i paper Of the kind over and above
the eost-5ut because We have faith that
IN a free circulation of the Campaign,
american the cause Of the Republican
PARTY will be subservel,-,hat the Rcpub-
lieans Of this County will volunteer to get
uP Clubs at once. We also hope to make
the paper 4 creli,able one-one that shall
prove itself no ineficien, agent in as
-iistin. the great and glorious Republican
party in cougucrin4 . State and National
Victory in the ensuing Fail elections.
We ak the Republican, Of this County
esge ,ia'', =. and Of thi- Congressional Dis.
trie, generally, to procure subscribers Sor
tie .lmeric1a. Circulate the Document
B ia now.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04
Supreme judicial Court.
CUTTING Jrs1icr. PRE>rpiSo

+ ", Mar II,etin. Hfh't - John
unckins piyor,c a.-.r,,-l
n.,ro
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/
N. brunch, IN note GIVEN f,r corn
..-,..li.,.. ,a,lf n..e.,a. The, mil, Rad h,,.n
rc,urne,i and that note was signed after such
r.,arn under misapurrhcnsion Of fact- as
t. the consideration. with offer 10 l. default
Ell f4r Sla.l4 tor use If mill
Verde; for PHI. for amount offered To l..
detaufted.
Wiswell far Plf. Hale fer Def
S,,..,.p.l.r, rt,r.l,5.i
Indictment forhrcakins and entering STR
Of Geo. ". Collins II ps.r I,lc in the .ht
time and carving away property. aud
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04

CURIoUs FACT OF CHEESE MAk1NG.-Iu
the celebrated Goshen cheese diaries. it l.
found, according to a writer in the Ohm
Farmer, that the greater the amount Of
curd that can be obtained from = gwen
amount Of milk, the better will he the curi
or the quality OF the cheese made from IT,
And this difference in amount. under the
management of various earl makers. +
enough to astouish those who hayeno at
ual acquaintance with the matter. l. :
said sometimes to equal fourth OF Ia
whole amount
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04
Republican Conventions.

\ Republican State convention of Virgin
ia, to choose delegates to the Chicago con-
yention was held on Wednesday at Wheeling.
4 State convention was held on Thursday
in Kentucky.
the Maryland convention WIS disturbed by
rowdies but it met in private place aud
proceeded with its business.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04
NORTH BoornnAY. April l6. lssa
| Remain Yours.
u. b. \

BowDoIN CoLLEGE.-The Exhibition Of
the ss'nior and Junior class came off Mon
day evening, April IL, and was more than
usually interesting
To the senior class this is an event of much
interest--it being perhaps the faircst trial Of
individual talent thro out the entire course.
As usual NOT more than half the parts were
performed but tho,e that were. showed
both originality and depth of thought rarely
equalled by matarer minds.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04
BN TEi.E.Gis PHI,

WEpNEsasY's PRetfFnt>cs.-Tbe taIlot-
tin continued until : vate, had F-,n taken
with ahsat the same r,-alt Tenne.-ee then
Withdrew. y motion L adjourn u the fir,
M5ulay in June, l. met ia BaIt.mare Was
I7s, Tic Convention then adjourned On
the Alst ia.i,t Mr. p asla- bad II - votes
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04

Every speaker did honor to the College as
well a. himself. and the whole affair as a
College Exhibition has. We think. rarely hcen
surpassed. and goes to show that the sons of
Bowdoin have not a whit degenerated. The
first priv WI. Justly awarded to Granville +.
Halves of Cnrinth, second to Horace Bur
bank Of Limerick :.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04

add four pounds raw lumber. and two
pounds lampblack.
This wash may be applied with 4 COMP
mon whitewash brush, and will be found
much superior both in appearance AMI
durability, to common whitewa.h [Ger-
mantolen Telegraph
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04

Arsl in tbs t-ass, Mr. Douglas fell tar behind
in of;aiuin- the n,1ui>jte two-thiris vote,
By agreement after the s,,,~sian it was l,'-
elarg1! that candidate must revive two
thirds OF al the dele--atsz composing the
ssu,,u,i5u. Including the s>,>lins mem
le7s. THIS r>.aios ~ ea,s- f'r nomina-
,sa. Mr. p,u-la> eanm.ac,i with rs IL,
and j. the l,,Il TIN went on his vote in
sr,ase,i +, $40 - and a; ;bi- point j: r.
manned. 1t n s.ah'y viii not y increased.
Is Thursdays mail We are 10 possession
e tulEr details The ma5rity platform.
Which pas southern. wa rejected. and a
Douglas rlatf.r7a after being sh4rn Of it,
>gF-ysne Court rl4ak WAS adopted. Her
the >eu,bern delegations entire iram i've
STATE. with others, sc,,lci. and cailei a
meeting a; y. Andrew. Hall. With J, t.
Pn>,aa 4 :. {. rnsilins- Tuesday eve
ming ,ae 1alloting commenced in the Sy-
tisuali,,>' c,urcutian. OF by tbo~c remain
inz nj the 7.-ilar ureytin., with the fll9w-
IN r,>alt We give only tho frst and last
Iallet. the tth,rS nj yaryin: much
EvENINt5 SESSION.
Previous to izsll;in-. n>slutian n
--s--.. ,osi.l a, - >. ,,....s .,, ., ,,,. ra...-i
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04

Y half-last . P ". the Convention all
iournei t, mott Al 10 o'clpck tomorrow
morning
The adoption IF the resolution requiring
2l, sstss / nominate, make the nomination
# Douglas doubtful
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04
REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION.

r. Republicans = Mars ST r1a-t be Eassr=aiss7. '7
NavssHssa ias'. E.l-ar TIN E>aAI. ~ FstfstA
sss - JaqF -.rt. * II a'zi--k A. NJ = Esazzas,e
cAsl a4Nte ~ Hsaraef. c4ai iz:a. = tls7r Al
ilFzs. 4i t-a-s5t az ats-E t..ass itat uaE F7-
friy c8e f-fre tae Convention. III bass = rsIFc-1-
a2t1sa ~ ha As f{Aams
fzse egv tsn sol p4Autat57u shs b. eas5sl7i e.
is-4se h-H-h er sssi Plantation t4t rAst s-'ea-
ty-fse Eass isr TN lEFhcka tAFiAss tfr ttzF-F7t a
lsa shsH - entitled at -ftI f. szt-- All e.f
4s1si DELEGATE s4=ry hGoirsl vote. < .sHi e1si
ds;r l>53 above say-ilty-aye-
T. >zsse ruuIifi=s ~ = in -e~si,z lie BAnsar
IL. n e..n.-. -. u. L--.-...---.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04

y What good reason can be offered f5r
the Charleston Convention spending DAYS
in quarrellins ever the construction Of
platform, which will receive no sort If at
tention when it Is made and adopted, by the
PARTY making it 4?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04


Gcorsc X Griffin. r
GtsorEe y. FIX. &
y {. Reynolds. \. G.
!. II. Hopkins. $.
y. { Means, o.S.
I u very conscientious and mtfI -rflt
gentleman. f,r.isn b,rn. WAS uaturlIizrd
during the sitting OF the term Of the Court
and while taking the cath Of allegiance. and
rcuouneins that To all other powers. which
rrads :, d. hereby absolutely and cntirely
r'nouncc and album all allegiance and hdsl-
" t. every foreign Prine,, Potcutate. state.
or Sovereignty whatever. be -.apl.yi. aud
in ran.nthe-i- said, ..cxccr, the tod Of
IIca'cn" anil proceeded on in taking the
1ath
The query aross. whether the Gentleman
thought that the .' Ggl 81 llea,cn" had en-
tirrly fers,ken the land aud the Courts
y TIE Democrats Of tbs village orsanis.
el Club last week and selected a place for
stated meetings ard labeled !, Democratic
He'd Quarters We would suggest. in
view Of the trglk al Charleston. that slight
change be made in the syn. 80 that 1t .haIl
conform to the fact. 1t i, Rad =. Demo-
cratic lea Qaar,etel :" with this quotation
as an addition - Under which king. Benz
Man y
Ac1uiNT.-A child about /, mr. ytars Old
ELL into a well on sunday last. at the house
&c Rufus Clements in this town TIE VII
j. in the hiusc, and meml.r Of the family
r.,i-,i tine covering, AMI turned round 10
ta~ten tie pail to the well-Tolc, when t1.r
little lad ran into the hou-c. and into the
well without noticing it. Fortunately he
was rescued l-f1rc downing.
The weather has l.sn f,r .5ue time
dry, with cold nights, attended with fry~ts.
In same places &c, has made !, warm rain
is much wanted TO start vegetation.
F,Rf.-Thc dwelling nous, of Aaron Kit
field Of Surry, was consumed by fr on sun
day lust; Los abou, Sieno in furniture
and the buihing. Nothing saved Of any
considerable value 1t Is suppz-.i the
han-.. w... insured En-. ,-,a..b, ~, IL,
,.li,,n.,
M mcgee = rad tae Advertisement
f -, ''lA40' P''seh"
, all nv - ''''> :
IT,. .-,.., p ..,.-
; b,,n,,e,I !, 49,, ,.,,
,.,,..r,,.. u;,h ,h.,r - - = ''N'
IT.. I'm,
on, 1.-two, H., r.. 81 - -
h.rs n IT,.
- Senator F.'sena,a !, At ss~. at,rpdi,s to.
'sm' cases esiore the [. ;. Circuit Court NV n,
's's''
-xoror.be.a r,g, ~,
Bark
- -.'a' 'a'''' : i'o". = I. Tester snd Hon.
- ''A''S - ''i's' Cd >iSr'hF' sHd fee- boe'-
term a ,...,, '''' - '''As n :
N''''''' h''''' land which vas m
",'A"'' a. 'H'r''se'' dunng the sitting
:" 'He eJu's7it'i had . suppress the us' IL
the Police authentic r. m = -
-, '' '0n u '''
drum Is p &c the signal - -r'he usur
rccti5n. .FNe should think Hic Hisurr,s..
ton in the Charleston Convention WIS "a
near a :. Iii. ir,.,,,...-,i >, -
- '''9' '''''''' - "h! mat mas
'1A'' laae' ieF many var.
destructive hre occurred in Card
ncr the 18th instant by which thirty build
ing wcrc consumed, making los Of from
",VVo "a s'''V". The hrc took under
the bridge crossing the tobbass.,ccontc A
mons the property destroyed i. that Of tic
R''raf ofhe'' including power PMS. Two
citizens vere severity injured and two 9th.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-04


TIE Report u isaa lae=~Ii-,ailn- ca.aaalts-s.
Yer i'AA,i.ftE saa-- - r-l4ee4 "a '..c sac,
81 SW,+-b
Il ii1S a.ts7 fzzFi ssfs'Ia = ~ - .;iza Il
the Commissioners, that an athst.s. cheek TOR
sa@ Ma t'eIsrsl .r.. " Mr. Feck At ihe Au-
zasiA i'sAs aur'a, TIE l'ASi days q! l>5N, ar'si
tatt 'his Aiai'.4iti +" 'is q ever as deficiency
= taai te4F' Jis' ! 1ia sl'c : ~ -" "oEt'' Il
checks 4's''iHl=si al o'h~F ht7>s and d-s-
efi1'e- AZ t-a IN TIE rI5rf II ta# ihflsft-
ali'i- LA a H. -'> sl.si r q course &
- u>-l4sir3 sT'sza t.ss l't. ftit s.=.3a3si q the
>ar.ttrs % - SHt Is '' ~ - wired 'r5m
t-Ae >l.e.l2 u l2.> L t.=5-s3-sI lr.r.S u
the S'ia- eaA>s ta43 'ae 't1ers Il, and : = b..
tr.siiez- B" To- SINE mann L as aEE<-lr>
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u te Inv ssl54tia- l..n-aiit-e. lhs>s tvs
sums, ttAs Augusta Bank cfses and the
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a. ae>tH - s., l-..A-tA r73a7FsI firm
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