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,,rp,c7syaon TIE soTIcEs % THE EAsHV'LLH PEES''
-, "a. gl1sA0iUs Union and american

,,sh o,E Al this vas needed not only IN Amrrca sai
SIN Europe, arrest the attention q u5 l - t-;ss1
g. - ,t1re the general reader TO eonioand the Ro11
III ;rs,sst he mind By novel and stirring pa sages, y
-, ani esrnsst truth, and b. Pu ano peAslhs
ot the slightest references 70 ths parry cant o.
a. Az ,5d srs exclusively directed 70 the
n he sat onAl issue forced upon Us ~ me Norl
o.ophie Statesmen and patriot seros the ses' sna
.t trr enough distant 70 hear and dcern ne loH ia
~ .-,i1s ,tarIn II lisa profound yet cAPtVA
o. - ne more 90 its direct bearing uP5a ne Erel
'Teyolution nov n Nv critics % Be ire nest philosoph
- .o-,,rsbeoGiye exposition Of the question OF AA
S1, nj ne most powerful vndeation q sounern sitl
=. 80 appeareS from the pres. II 10 written N
49, - ssTins ease renders Il highly aseuFe 70 49,
ylligent reader, and gives evidence q eeep 9us - ~,
i,io. bool both in Europe and .merio1t and
5.-otioT "a he Institutions OF the south. -. -. IN.
- lean that the author has, with great oe
% ss5.red is entire proceeds after paying tse eoss ~
Testion 70 the ladies Of the sociers Ho.Pi- le - r.,
E van, ri PoRTER President Of the Association
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tTenueSsss ,sExile's" view OF tns
An CRmpaIWn la Kentucky
correspondsnos Of the Cincinnati OeuneI0tI'

correspondsnoe Of the Cineinnah Oemner0itl
ca C,1ypRr, London Ky, Nov. 13.-Again we
,rs ali in blaze in the Tennessee camp AsHLe W
go. f-on7 home every heart II on IRE, and Durns
ne % o On tbs he'll born horde of Secession
80 Esrne,tlv anxlously and impauenuy: the
question is asked by old grey haired men anu t
5I;nr haardless boys and by strong men IN tne lul
P,ds Of life =. Are we 70 atsy here alWays-must
&c forsyer stay and guard KENTUCKY VIII We
lever be allowed to 60 back to AAst IenneASee, ~ ~
our homes and our destitute, unprotected .
ca rsnt that the day may not be far distant lor
oot III tired and weary, and sick Of the ever
$50 crv that we are not ready, walt nttie Ion-
Ger Yes. watch and pray, and Walt, 10 What Pue- -
$50 Nov the accession soldiers TO oefAatAbe OA
Ia. .l,ughter our live sto3k-thAt ought nov 70
he faading Union Army-burn our houses' In. N
our wives and daughters, and rum thenI ~
and all time? What, wait for dltclpnhe vol 80
5riIIed with that eternal Internal I that nSA Des
.-;o5 ,,n+il every ola breed SOW IN KENTUCKY II
ornntInp left. How can 1t ever be e1pecIeu thaI
men smartipu under every insult anu injury
that can be heaped upon them, can quieLy
submit and learn 10 be disciplined ana urlneO
Wsitl Why just becauIs Hone one OF
80 or three men. no better than many other men
~ b,nnen to have Brigadier-General hitched &c
tbe;r names. and consequently get big pay, declare
tb,t ne have not the necessary equPage, or mean
- RECOMMENDATION or perhaps soEle little Droo6A "
,be rosds are suelled by the recent =Alns. Som
Of those men are getting more money no" GO Nen
ereIs than they ever saw before, anu Ihey a. 81
afraid lest this war be endeo 700 SUN! nt - ~
ta.Tr inst ia new flowing so plenteoasly lhbo tneA
.ooGots viii be cutoff 1hls is altogether 100 nut
oolitici.nI or contractors war IL Is not ~
tbe,r esnecIal benefit it smells very muCn thAI
hen yye have right under our nose Ihe In i -:
s,;ndIinO beef and mule contracts gwen W tne y
b.Ilied nine grass aristocracy OF AeIyoSAy' M NJ
have seat no veluAtesTs to nght lor Ile 0"''+'
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REFORT.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
"WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1851

"WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1851.
The SPEAKER called the House to order al
nIns o'clock.
NJ BUTLER offered resolution directing ths
Comntroner 20 iIaue his warrant TO the Door kesPH
a. for $50 10 pay postage on documents sent on "
members of the House, which was adopted nnoeE
a suspension Of the rule
HovsB BILLS CT SECOND READING.
The following House bills were read seceAu
time and disposed of as indicated 49,,
M. p3-To amend the laws OF descent heJecseu'
No lGs-To make unls wful speculauoRs by cer>
Vr,ROBB asked and obtained leave to withdraw
the bill insHy. :, ,L,,o.-v cans.
es Rejected.
NJ McCALLUM offered an amendments 10 ths Dil
IN nav first Iergeants $50 per nSnth previous W
nAe trausfer Of the Provisional Army OF Iennesses
10 the Confederate States, as provided oy the @c'
ON SuT motion Of Mr.. BUTLER, the amendment was
laid upon the table "a
The bill wss then pe.Ed, syss 49, noes ~
No 1870 lCmuLerRte tax assessors ana lof
other purposes. A. u.,,o
took
On motion. Of EMr EASILY, until half past TWO
.,rIock in accordance with the resolution adopted
Yesterday, Gsndezing the uEe OF Shs hSn !" '"'
Electoral CoiFgs.
USEIEsHHD BUSINESS.
The House resumed the consideration el houS'
hill No llS TO remuuerAts tax assSaaoFs ana IOi
other puFFoses, when il Wss passed on ia AeconU
reading.
No 1Ia-To extend the charter for the Sp1rt'
and Crab OrchSpd Turnpike Company. Passed.
No, llS-For the relief Of orderly Iergeanta nov
in the army Of Tennessee who have boon musVereS
into the ,eIyice Of the Confederate States
On motion of Mr. HOUSE. the bill was laid upoi
the table. ayes ~, noes %
No lIL-To allow volunteers pay In certain @
tses Laid upon the table, on the recommenoAuOl
n the Committee on Military Affairs
No. llT-To change the line between the counue
of McMinn and Monroe. ...,.L
NJ GARNER offered an Amendments 70 fepeel IN
sixth section of the act passed March H. 4soU cnAE
ter IyS which was adopted.
Mr. WALLACE offered an amendment 70 rePes
the seventh section of the act passed February .
1855. chapter l6I, which was adopted
The hill a. thus amended was then passed
No. lls-To regulate the practice IN CIRCUIT ID
Criminal Courts. Rejected
No. l2l-For the relGf of William s. Holls a.
VIM. P. Lewis Passed. g..
No l23-To curtAl the expenses OF the star
Taid on the table ayes Sc, noes "a.
Ma l24-To amend the fee bill Passed.
No l26-For the relief OF revenue coIecIorA'
And then
Onmotion Of Mr.. BUNCH, the House adJourn'
to nine O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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Correspondence.

EBw ORLEANS, Nov. ~, 1901
tn Me-, Il G.. Shelby President Hospital AssOc'a''0"
0y1r MADAM You will please find inclosed
cboc IN the Bank of Tennes see for the sum OF two
hundred and forty eight dollars and fifty cents
(s248 SOY made payable to your oraer' H.
YOU $l25 on the 9Th, anil the inciosed is 'ne
proceeds obtained since that time give pe-0"
the names of the parties end the amount oi tnen
New ORLEANS, Nov. 80, 1861.
ESRsrs Picdqms Permit me, through your eos
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L.. ,,-,qEiao cure for Seminal Eeaknoss, P nOC
tuTwsI Eos Missions, LtPossToy LoN "a LtO aosl
49,. = o. Rack, &sna IN taS BkSddsr, OossTSe.e1
III Di:gctg RsnEtru1tiOH, GSd al D1ss5ScS eGstse
T. -L,si4inJ from ~ PGtS Of HGsETs' Gs@ soS"S'"s
IN SeSf-POlEsi05. -
80, of hi. Ours AL Improper dShysI are rsaos,
- snsd orrSns o. geners1sn are speedily euEeA' AnS
fall vigor restored. =. .,1d ,.s,-t nat a uoxad
- ,nd boy are Necessary promote eonnu6'h aAPPae
In he 0Cherokse Cure" the poor iI Its1
s..s-;,g devoee Of SensaA pleasure viii nno renei'
IN tsSts but Mediate In its Aetoniil
aiming no mineral poison, e1t . PrePAEso H0i paw
% ~ Pottls or three bottles fer $, and and fOrHardsd
- sTrTeSs 10 All parts Of the world
IA Nv All regSectsbls Druggists eVeTySnere -,
sSA1 Y p0TTTR & MYRWIN. ProPnetors Memphis Tenn;
e ~ T ~ and b. Druggists everywhere
.~Eg3-dtWEWlY
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Frnm PeuSac0I2s.Gtd Brown Llreo-'huTS
ing LheiE Dead.

Frnm PeuSacuIas.Gtd Brown Tlreo-"bury-
ing sheiE Dead
sptcilI Dispatch to the Mob Register:
R.Pp1rC.s. Nov 2S.-Old Brown Is evidently
tired Of the improbable business Of firing across
the channel. IL,
The screw sloop>Ofwar Hartford, which was
disabled by our guns in Fridays Eight was toWeo
off 10 parts unknown this evening, the sAmsge done
her bv our skinful gunuers being too serious Tor
rensirs anywhere but at regular shlp yard.
There has been no new arrival among the aeet'
There have been buryings a. Pickens, and from
the manner Of the funeral dongs it ID thous ths
two cficsrs were laid to rest.
SECOND DISPATCH.
To-day little saiLboRt showed herself Oh the
noint of Santa Rosa Island, Fort FlekGns, ana
her impudence in coming under our guns oelng
considered offensive our boys were ordered to turn
loose on her.
She was fred on twice from Fort AcRae, once
from Capt AderholdIs battery and twice fran Capt
Clsrs battery and it curious to see the celer-
itv with which her navigstors made landing soan,
doned their boat and scutted through the fano ou'
Of danger. .,..
Old brown bore it with apparent humIlty. ano
fred no shot in response. It is supposed mat ne
nursing his wrath TO keep it warm" while h'
waits for the arrival Of tire grand armada meet
when he will proceed to make meal OF US
The Toices Of the cannon once more cre2Ieu tn'
greatest emit usissn all along the line OF fors am
batteries. and every one was hoping thst Brow
would acceps the challenge and open his nte'
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These de.irous Of pur chasing fne residence
mar the city-wiII attend the sale Of A. f. FoSDs
lands, At the Court House, at IL O'Clock on Satur-
d.y the 7th also will be sold some heavily TINS
bered lands (73 acres) two fine building lots oi
seven or eight acres each. These lands are on the
Murfreesboro Turnpike Road, two miles and ha IL
mi and no cash required. 81
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.. b. Es,.Arzls carisslla Ad1Ooats.

u, williams has made book which We should IKE Q aus
- 49, ad be translated and 70 into neir iAngeeses'
80 - r,.Eing Up and correcting public osinlon,
SIS he rg ish and Northern press have ~ aP -
HnS Tberssder should bear In mind that tese istsI
IN Oonsantinop ., though publish
ac. predicted many event. nat
h bis general specrlaons as haoasd "a %
SISV His tone iseAm and thougntiu as hI5
t'5 narrower Afforded him opportunities y 80
- m hi, fellow eountryuen, for acquiring az n
Europe"
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NA5hvile, Nov. 9, 6l.sRn AEeuIS VI

We call the attention of our country friends
to the straying of & number of Government cattle
branded "B,n and request any parties having know
ledge of the same to report to the Government
Agents, E. n BRUCE & Co., who viii pay liberal re-
ward for the return of the cattle or any lniorma-
which will secure them, noVlZdI"'
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r.om u. EasApiEs Rannsr.

, has presented In the 81 This series Of 40
,.,ct history Of Institution OF slavery on N
CSntnept its Influences upon the general welfare %
facing the elements Of Opposition % IT, as
J'nteisn eliminating a. lAst in the org niEAc9
" al paFty designed oVsrthrOE that 80
80 sbs siIr.smbsr1ent Of the Cnon vas elected M
oy bs subject As pEoaoPhe satesasns and
~ I,Sors yin prove an iBestimabe addition %
-. ar,theru Iierature'n
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n.o,n "a. NasApRa PasrioL

1 these Letters have all the Adya2taEs o. me al.
elegant las.d Tyls, bis 'Itsns, 5 N. Iubeet o.
IN Al is bsanEs He rsfutss ne De- o. ne ~
Doytrays the advantages which nov ron IL -
ness o. =, ~ continuation. Correctly Approaching ths
Doey n he opponents Of ssTsry and me ne bs s,t
Ho1lu ~, s.r reg from the emoiered eentesl, DC
IN the ~ S suntrymen against the breakers VIII en- s1
sa re- sbip Of state Tbs rss1lt when ne APP0s4S4-
-.toId IA ua."
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not. To one Of the Editors Of the UHO and AsoaH'
~, JsK Perx to hoss inspection the ProoSheetS were
-nb-,i,tsd. sxpress.s the following opinion
- ;,h much psAsurs NJ proof sheets o. nss
- a. -, al stsr r. On SLAVERY iTJm the Old HoId,
~ LITTER sddressed Lord BTougham, Ersn % hol
@ IvSIIi.. Ints Maister ConBtautinoPs II 10 EofA
49,. Zen yio- Of thought the subj ct R9E OecaPylng -
t ~ ~ ubole EoTld-s valuable contribution 70 eOu-
en- Lite aturs and will BE read WIKI g A-' -
DAY.
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x.,,.. N friends.

$3.50, ,r1vinr from the dOmnions Of King LIN
o, o ma, h.v copies Of tbs hate Louisville, Cincinnati o.
No-s n,nsr,. viii confer special avOr on both ourselves
and the public - leaving them atO'E once in Nashville, with
She I., sssy possible We will cheeruly pay any expense
ip.urred In rseudng them.
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roIics 1o Correspendehts.

,vt esteem It special favor friends and oeespon-
dents in the various divisions and Of the oonledeae
oees will furnisA with all the gossip sza neSS proper 70 "
placed before the public. We wish to make our paper Do
Interesting and welcome visitor the tent Of every soldier
hng ou battles for pdspendeHee Their letters shapld b
addressed 10 Us At Nashville, Tenn
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THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. s. 1851

LEGISLATIVE UNION AND AMERICAN
A few copies of this work, bound lOr
the Sessions of 1878 and 1859-6O, can
he procured by applying at this Office.
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Government Notice"

WETE have this day appointed agents q and Ior @
w Confederate GATES Of America for me pureasng An
making HOG and Cattle in and for this and Carksve ase'
nd All Of Kentuoky and therefore, solicit calls and
Of All parties having cattle and hogs and 80
AsAsHSS Wa" II, BRUCE a CO.,
sy.bv,u. No. q VI ON Agents O. B. A.
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A ten persons CSg will Be farnhsd with eonP-
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Wanted Immediately, 10000 bushels corn, deliv,
cred at race track, or at our pork house. 70 ieea
Government cattle and hogs, for which We WI
pay the highest market price in cash.
E. N. BRUcE L Co., Agents e. D A.
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aeI6 KerIme nc Tennessee volunteers.
Youare hereby commanded to report your'el'e.
to Can't. LOWELL or Lieut. Hunt, at the CommerclAl
Hotel in this city, by O'Clock on the 81 December
to proceed to your destination.
Pr .-der If I. ". HAD. Colonel Commanding,
C.S. DOUGLASS, A3jutAnt.
N.,hyiIle. Nov 20, 1861.
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Circulars o. candidates inserted in the 0NoN AND AAERO
must be paid for other business notices and the
rs IN s1snce Of publication ThiI rule viii he enforced
,aI No c,ulars either Of candidates their friends
vii ber. be inserted in this papsr other terms
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C.S, Senator's PROM LoUlsLANA-Gen. Edward
Sparrow and J. T. semmss, EGG, have been CHOSEN
by the Louisiana Legislature to represent thAl
State in the Confederate States Senate.
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7-,,1z. w GOULD, " }. THAxToN. R. N. BLAAENoSE'
GOULD, ELAKEMORE q Co.
EoRFAEDITG IND C0KTASSI0S 4EEcAA1A''
No. Sc, Front Row, Memphis Tenn.
x71LI nay particular attention 70 FOIwaEdng Fur ssns
w and Esliipg Asrshandise ana FFeo"'''
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Col. ROBERT LoONHr has been made President Oh
tho court martial at Knoxville, to try the bridge
burners, and Major. ]. t. CAMPBELL Judge AdVo-
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umns. and in the name of the Tennessee Hospital
Association. for further contributions to return my
sincere thanks to The following gentlemen
rs. Wallis & Co., $50; Given, Watts & Co. 500
F. A. Boyle & Co.. S25; Smith, Stebbins q Co..
$50 "A. Flash, Jr. $40; A. Thompson Co., SzO;
VOse & Bro, $40; Jackson Manson, $40; John
I. Moore & Co., $40; W. Gordon, slOi J. Sutton
a. Co.. $40; and to Samson & Keen for enc dozen
m,ttreses WV. H. BAKER.
ToMr. II. BAKER:-Again the ladies of the Hos |
initial Association of Tennessee, have to thank you
for YOUR kind efforts in behalf Of the sick soldiers
under their charge Your city has responded nobly
to our aid we hope to show you your generous
confidence in us has not been misplaced.
NJ. G. SHELBY.
President Tennessee Hospital Association.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 4, 1861.
Mrs. Shelby, President ladies' Tennessee Hospital
Association:
MAnAM:-Please accept the lnclOsed check for'
tventy>fys dollars-a donation to your Associs-
ton, from the Youths Missionary Society Of the
Sunday-School of the Second Pres byterlan Church,
| Nashville am, yours respectfully,
f. G. THRONE, Treasurer.
nashville, TENN. Dec. 4, 1861.
x. e. Throne, treasurer OF 1OtuhS 1'SSsCf'U'y OON's
7 ty Of the Sunday School of the Second Presbyterian
| Church:
| DEAR SR-The check for twenty-five dol
lars has been received, sent US as contribution
from the Society which you represent. Nobly Is
the work of that Society being performed for where
can be found 3 better field for the efforts Of Mis-
sonsry enterprise than in the Hospitals where dis
is every day bringing to the brink Of the grave
men who are confessedly in need of every kind OF
aid? 1t will be great relief to them to know tna
the Church, in one of Its most efficient department.
of labor. is interesting itself in their behalf he'
ceive therefore. their thanks and ours.
Mrs. DR.. SHELBY,
Pres't Tenn. Hospital Association.
NASHVILLE, December 4, 1861.
Mrs. JANE WooD5-Dedr MddGH'-four moat gen
aroma contribution of 500 co has been received
the Rooms of the Association. We have no word
to express our gratitude for this liberal donation
the suering men in the Hospitals under cur charge
Many hearts, when your noble act IS known VII
bless the kindly ministration, and many Upstream
beuedictions on the doer Of 90 excellent deed.
Very truly, MRS DH' 1AALHi'
, Pres't. Tenn. Hospital Association.
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SMooTHE ROLLER MEN WANTED.-Constant employ
ment and good wages will be given to one or TWO
good Sheet Iron and Boiler Iron Rollers by applying
70 WOODS, YEATNAN, Co.
Nov !, dim.
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Krrr1r. AND BARK MnL1.-Stock or SAltpeter
Kettles and Bark Mills for sale ct
rov1 dim WooDs, YRGTxAN Co.'S
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Office

.IprI1YI # Organized for The war IN any q
The Confederate etates viii nave arms ur sjrg
Tsnnab. srda ccunty, Tennesses, at Viii Place GSn u "
dressed Colonel CsnnAldng
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Opposite the sewanee House, on College street, IS
the place to obtain Insurance in some OF tne OLDEST
and NEST reliable Southern Companies. noTzV-u
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One hundred thousand hOop-poles wanted for The
Confederate CooPery.
Ne, i7dIw E. N. BRUCE d TO-
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NAtHvLLB, Nov. y, 1901
All companies visiting to be attached to the SOth
regimsrt Tennessee volunteers, will report them
,eixs, 70 General ". c. WHIrTHoRNE, at the capitol
who will give them the necessary lns'ruc q v
the place OF Rendezvous camp salpSss' tFAnApOfN
tation, musterlng officer, &s -,
- ~ ~oooi,a5 wv. HuAD, Col.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, DrcSMBER 4, 1861

WEDNESDAY, DECSMBER 4, 1861.
The Senate met at nine O'Clock. pursuant to ad"
iournment. Mr. Speaker CHkATHAM pretldlng'
and the journal was read.
REFoRT.
Mr.. BARTON, from the committee on Internal
improvements, returned House DILL NO o. LoI sne
NJ CkRDWELL: No. s9--To amend section
1898 of the Code Read and passed on It's hrst read
ing. ,.o u-.,-... R.rk Of
Mr.. BARTON: No. leO-To cnarser o~nA Vi
lookout. Passed first reading. -,
Honse resolution to adjourn sine die on the zSl
of December, was taken up and discussed.
NJ LANE offered resolution in lieu, to ADJOURN
from the 9th inst to the fret Monday IN January
,rS;cb after debate, was rejected, ayes g. noes "a
Ho,se resolution WAS then adopted, ayes IL,
Ana at III O'Clock the Senate adjourned to
o'clock tomorrow morning
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yvNEE oAaPzxrzRs to york iOF csstsdsrasy. Apply q
Il ksfH HOUSE. - z. u. BRUCE co.,
,o,S7e. GoVsrHn.ot Agents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HrRs,a,r navs you ssa Prol WoSd's aaSiraS1sA = -
elsSf. Rsaa Kt 4 WI intsF11l yea
H7grIv
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NShOes for SALE
1900 pair mems asserted BrOganA BY ). W.
WARD Co.
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