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GHERIFF'S SALE.
~
STATE or IOWA. IsK CorsTvSs

STATE or IOWA; LEE COUNTESS.
~ virtue 81 aspeeHi execution 10 me directed, is.
sued by thc Clerk of the District Court sad county
~ favor Of Ezra Overall and sRatnstJ r. Cave. fsnd
also decree against Richard Piles and others ba We
levied upon and ~ill sell 10 the highest bidder mt the
door Of the Clerks ofiee 81 the District Court of Lee
County, Iowa. at keotuk in said county, on the Goth
day OF December, A. u. 1861 between the hours OF
o'clock n m and o'clock p. m. of said day, CONF
meGcihg nj O'Clock y. the follow ing property, 10.
VIII the east half Of the south quarter Of section
eight and the "a half Of the fractional north
quarter VI section eighteen all In township sixty
sx 6s] north, OF range six sI west in Lee County,
Iowa. for the pay mcnt of sHld Judgment.
TAKEN. levied upon nna 10 De so.a oTcs. c. Cc.y'
70 satisfs said writ afe ex.cution.
Keokuk, Nov. 30, 1861.
sa "a. M. GRIFFITH,
nvaOdh sheriff Office County, lows.
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DIR. j. G.. AVER 4 CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per bottle Six Bottles for %.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such renown for the cure OF
every variety of Throat and Lnng Complaint. that
1t is entirely unnecessary for us 10 recount tile
evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been en-
ployed. Az il has long been in constant use
throughout this secton we need not do more than
assure the people It's quality is kept up to the best
IL ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
do for their relief all it has ever been found TO do
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

ron THE CURE or
Costtre,sss. .jayDadiee, Dyspepsia. Indigestion,
Dysente,y, Foui Stomach, E,ysipeias. Headache,
P,lcs. Rheumatism, Eruptioas aud SLta Diseases,
Liusr Complaint, Dropsy Tetter, Tanaoys and
Sat Rheun, Worms, Gon. NeurdLgia. as a
Dinner PiA, and for Purifying the Blood.
They are sugar-coated, so that the most sensi.
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best aperent in the world for all the purposes of
family physc.
Price rs cents per Boz; Five boxes for 81 co.
Great numbers OF Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
names TO certify the unparalleled usefulness ofthcsc
remedies bu, space here will not permit the
insertion Of them. The Agents below named fur
niSh gratis our AMERICAN Almanac in which they
are given with also full descriptions Of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put of by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more prof, on.
Dealand AYERS. aud take no others The sick
wtat the best aid there is for then and they should
have III.
All our remedies are for sale by
BAkILEJT, KAYE CO, Agents for keokus
and sold by dealers in Medicines every where.
fcbIjdaw
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NOTICE.
each OF you hereby n.sthed that there IL on
ie In tho office Of the Ciefk Of the Ostrict Court
Lee County. Iowa. Eeokuk the petition Of Frrema
Knowles claiming af you James d. Whethnm the can-
eeiiaton and settig aside II certain deed made
you ~ Freeman Knowles and wife TO the following real
estate. to-wt the north-west quarter OF the south
east quarter of southeast quarter Of section eleven
township axty 1--WE rorth, Of fve west. In Leo
County, State Of Iowa; aud also the re-conyeysncs
Of the AAme-
Ard unless YOU appear and make anewer 10 said pe-
ton before OF The Sd dAy Of the noxt term
Of said Court. to commence ut keokuk on the hrst
Monday OF February, A. D. 1854. default vii be en-
tered againsi You aud judgment rendered thereon as
prayed Tor In the petition.
HIRAM KNOWLES,
Dec Z, lsUls Atty for PIt'E.
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POSTAGE.

! tAf State GArrf xssusd
~ Par.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

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7 EGAL NOTICE.

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4 DMlNISTRATOR' = NOTICE.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-30

PENSACOLA AFFAIRs.-The Pensacola cores
pondent OF the Mobile Advertiser writes Nav
22d: -iD
The Apalacnicola Times contains an account Of
the capture OF the notorious schooner Atwa:er
She was taken at Cedar KEYS by the steamer
spray, OF Apalachicola, and carried into the
latter port as prize. She had on board an officer
OF the United States, with crew Of fifteen men
The Atwater was formally in the trade between
Pensacola and the New Finland ports Cant
Allen is well known here, and it is lucky he fell
IN other hands than the citizens Of this place a,
ne would have been well punished for deliver
Ing the lumber at Fort Pickens
The telegraph from this place to the head omar,
tiers OF the army is complete
A party OF gentlemen left Quincy Fla for thi q
place, short time since, were not SO fortunate an
the Russell expedition that sailed from your mort
last week. They took a beat at ApalacLicoIa
designing to reach this city through the Fast
Pass OF the Santa Rosa Sound and when near
that place were fired upon by the steamer Mo-
hawk, boarded and turned back with the con
soIlng declaration by its officers that if boarded
again, the boat would be seized and contiscatrd
and tie passengers and crew made prisoners Of
war. VI
letter from the British Consul was received
thls morning, announcing through Lord LYONS
mat the English Government would recognize
the niockade OF our ports, and granting two
weeks to all English vessels to settle their ar
counts, after having been notified Of the blockad
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THE SOUTHERN BLOCKADE The Destruction OF
.ths DsJsnSsS on Ship ISldnd-Tt1Gs Ports Block
adsd-The New Orleans Picayune of the oath
instant las this account Of the destruction of the
unfinished fertilization on SbipIslsnd:
BILOXI, Miss, May 22-2 O'Clock, n. m.
Editors Piedyuns: Our village is all excite.
ment at the supposed destruction OF Fort Ship
Island.
"The fort is located from this place distant
thirteen miles. The flames are bursting from the
direction Of the fort, and all come to the concIu-
sion that the quarters in the fort are being de-
stroyed.
lone Of our citizens, with the aid Of fine tel
Escape says be dscerns large ship outside of the
harbor, steering directly from land.
- There are one or two small vessels now In
sight Steering for Biloxi, supposed to be the light
house boats. Should they geI here In time for the
steamer Creole, will give YOU full particulars
We have home guard of enc hundred of
our best citizens, who are ready to greet any
guests with Lincoln proclivities with warm
reception.
" Yours, in haste, DREpGER
An extra of the Handsboro' miss Democrat.
dated May p. y. m, says:
we have just received the information from a
number OF eye-witnesses, that the unfinished for-
fcatiOn on Ship Island has been levelled TO the
ground, aud completely destroyed
The buildings, comprising large DWELLING
and various OuthOuses, have been set on fire. the
smoke Of which can plainly be seen from the
beach.
This interesting specimen of Vandalism is the
WORK OF parties landing from the ship Yankee
OF course,) anchored In the harbor who, having
duly accomplished their villanous work, with
their usual alacrity sneaked of to parts unknown.
There sno telling but they may return and destroy
the towns on the coast -
letter from Galveston, Texas, dated MAY 10,
says ''
81 learnt yesterday that all our port, are block
AIDED. The government vessels fired into and
stopped southern vessels, and our ardent south
rons are hot as fire about It We have got two
forts on the beach, built Of sand bags and barrels
and seven or eight pieces Of artillery EVERYTHING
Is very dull here at present, and every enc out Of
employment"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-30

FROM VOORHEES, MoNROR-A correspondent
OF the Baltimore American writes, MAY 2sth, G,
p. m:
A small steamer from Norfolk under flag of
truce has just landed over hundred refugees on
the Cumberland, mostly the wives and children
81 laborers in the Navy Yard The mos. intelli
gent state there are from seven to nine thousand
troops at Norfolk and Portsmouth. Beauregard
htd not arrived The Louisiana and Georgia
troops were best accoutred and Disciplined Bnt
Ter was worth fifty cents and hams twenty five
cents per pound, and other provisions in propor-
ton Sixty-seven Union votes were cast in Ports
mouth and twenty in n orfolk A feeling of gloom
and terror pervaded the community
Several batteries have been erected between
here and Norfolk. That upon Craney Island
midway between and commanding the approach
forty guns. "
The Federal encampment at Newport News
point has thus far been undisturbed The Stem
ben Rife men landed this morning and went into
encampment. No immediate attac upon SewaIl,s
Point or Norfolk need be expected General But
Ter Is not the man to risk valua lives for
Of SO little strategic Importance compared with
0thers near at hand. The irregularities of the
TROY Regiment are greatly complained of. The
quaker City 10 again cruising OF the Capes
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THE TROOPS AT GRAFTON learn tbs. n.
confederate troops who have been stationed AT
Uraiton left there on Monday night, on hearing
OF inc approach OF the Ohio troops from Parkers,
ourg. Ihey numbered about one thousand and IL
Is NOT known to what point they have gone Be-
lore leaving they took the telegraphic instrument
from the office, but having left the magnet did not
succeed In intetrufting telegraphic commuuica-
loh. Ihey Were In community almost unani-
mously Union, and with an whellning force
approaching them prudence dictated their retreat
Irafton was one Of the points named by Governor
LeNhef Tor the assembling Of troops, and they
so that the probability is that they have disbanded
ana gone to their homes-Bah American.
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FuGlTlvEs AT FORTRESS MoSRoE.-We learn
py tne steamer Georgeanna that gangs of fugitive
slaves, In parties Of twenty or thirty, were con-
Sa niy arriving at Fortress Monroe, over one hun
cred having reached there on Monday. some q,
mem said they were about being sent South, and
others alleged that they came in to pet food
Ihey complained that whilst they were kept at
WORK In the sandhills the soldie rs eat up all the
1000. They were received as contrabapd of war
ana SET 10 work inside Of the Fortress where
Iaoorers are much needed Some of them were
be partly free negroes who were comneIIeS 10
WOIk IN the Qualifications -Rnn 4m,ricna
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AUCTION SALES.

Bv J. G. MoGUIR & CO.. Aucuoneers
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE
- PIANO PORTE, HANDSOME FURNITURE an D
FRIDAY MORNING, May Slst, at 10 O'Clock al
the residence of q gentleman declining housekeep-
lns, on north l, between l2th and 18th Streets W
shall sell all tbs Furniture and Effects, oompns-
ing
superior Rosewood Seven Octave PIsno-forte, b,
Nuns Clark,
Handsome Parior Suite. finished in fne Crimson
Brocstelle, with Chlntz Covers.
Heavily Carved Centre Table, with Marble top
Walnut w atnot, Fancy Chairs,
BeautIfu japanese Work Table,
handsome Rosewood farlor Bookcase, with
CrimsoR Brocatelle Curtains, with LsOe Curtains.
Oval Gilt Frame Mirrors, Mantle Vases,
EScelleT brpsseis Carpets throughout the House,
superior Wa nut Sideboard. Fxtension DINING
Table and W alnut Dining Chairs,
French China, Dinner, Dessert ana Tea Service
GLASSWARE. Castors, Table Cot er., wsItrrr
suites of Walnut end Mahogany Chamber Furnl-
t9re, made and finished IN best style, with
Marble topR
Fine Linen Sheets, BolstsT ard Pillow Slips
Dressing Tables, Ha ndso Toilet SETS
sing e Iron Bedsteads and Bedding,
htirlgerators, looking Stove, Kitchen UtansIlE
p; s. The Cabinet Furniture was made 10 order
BY HISS Austen of Baltimore, and has been
Terms cash, in current funds.
m&d J. c. McGU RE A CO, Aucts.
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Personal

ional. " VIC IVA
-. Hon. Carl SchuTz, the recently appointed
Minister to Spain, left W Washington Yesterday.
Capt. Eagle, s.N; A. T Lee, Major w
. alIace, and 1t; A. J. Slemmer and lady, u
S.A., are at Wizards ''
1T. b. Johnston, a well.known .c,o, ~,
Monday. cry VI
....Catharine Williams, violent secessionist
was arrested In New York and held for trial yes,
terday morning. 'o
....Intelligence has been received at 9, ro,,.
Of the death Of Capt Derby, U. A. and wideiv
known as "John Pbosnix. N''y
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NEW ORLEANS BLOCKADED.-Th. Louisiana
RsosIS at the Mercy Of the Government Mr.
robert Mackie, Lloyd's agent at this port, re.
dispatch from New Orleans:
NEW ORLEANS, May 2S.-Our port is block.
AIDED. Report TO London.r
This information may be relied on, cominp
York Post of last ereriup
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The Mission TO MADRID-It is understood that
dispatches received from Madrid show that the
functions of the U. 8. Legation there were likely
to be suspended, in consequence Of the absence
OF Mr. Preston, the Minister, and the intention OF
Mr. Perry, Secretary Of Legation, to return to the
United States Ii was for this reason that It be-
game necessary that Carl Schurz should repair at
once to his diplomatic post; relinquishing his
late Intention of raising and commanding cav
airy regiment in the service of the United states.
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A RIDICULOUS UNTRUTH.-AlexandrIa Is agog
with story representing that the company Of U
:. Light Artillery formerly commanded by Capt
Magrrder, on Friday last deserted to the dis
unionis's 1t is a roorback Manufactured OF
whole cloth Capt. Ricketts, now commands thai
battery, one portion OF which is in this city, and
the rest serving the United States faithfully In
Gen. McDOweIl's army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-30

ID The steamer Coat1acoalcos left New York
Yesterday morning for Fortress Monroe with Col
Banlens Naval Brigade. The steamer took for
tne brigade i've hundred Shapes rifles, two hun.
dred savage's reviewers, two rified cannon and !,
quantity OF shell, and six thousand Cartridges
Less than one thousand men went on this occa-
sion, The remainder Of the com pIement, one tbou-
sand two hundred and fly, will be recruited and
sent forward
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FhFRk'HINs.-h is refreshing to see vb,,
suckers Ter the COnstitEt,os and the laws, some
OF The secessionists have suddenly come to be
Inc Richmond Examiner, for instance, says that
"eneral Harvey Is "a brutal military dictator.
and regards the Constitution and the laws an lttle
rs wild boar does the nea, borders Of a flower
garden ,,
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ALEXANDRIA esterday, petition was 81 gned
with great unanimity by the citizens of Alex
andria, asking for the retention Of Company ii
OF the First Michigan Regiment Of Infantry, as
the Alexandria Provost Marshal's force, or town
guard. That company have discharged that du,v
there since Friday last, and have won the entire
confidence Of all the citizens of the town. Hence
this petition, which we trust will be granted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-30

" The following was the vote on Thur,day
Ioa inst.' at Accotink Precinct, Fairfax county
va: FOR ratification Of ordinance, 10; agains
,aun' a'loh, 20 State senate-H. w. Thomas
q; Lewis Mckenzie, mot candidate) 90; H. O.
Iiaushton, ,. House Of Delegates-Francis E
Johnston, 81; - Hunt, 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-30

IHE LIFTING OF The GREAT BEEF Contract
The opening Of the bids for the great army
contract to-day disclosed the fact that Hugh
Maher, Of Chicago, Ill, is the lowest bidder, Of
iering to furnish the beef wanted for the army
delivered In Pennsylvania at $3.50 per hundred
ana In this city at a IL. The present contract
costs the Government S. per hundred.
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II From French & Richstein we have lat.
New York papers, including the Home Journal
iof June1 BY the way, Mr. ~ r. Willis is now
"a ashington for the purpose Of writing .swar
s..Snes' Tor the Journal Mr. Willis was one
% ns 0egess Of the Lions 1t The last w bite House
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NEW COMMISSIONER OF THE PUBLIC BUILD
iNSs.-Mr. VIM. p. Wood, Of New York. has
certainly been appointed Commissioner OF Pub
lie Buildings, ries DIR. John b. Blake, resigned.
Mr.. Wood Is expected to enter on the discharge
OF The duties or the ONCE the day after ,omor
row, the LIST Of June
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-30

TIE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY SEWARD YES
to-day afternoon visited number Of the camn.
and progressing entertainments on the yirp,nis
side Of the Potomac, where they Were cordially
received and treated with marked d.s;inction by
those officers and men who recognized them
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THE NEWS HERE.

THE FASTEST TINE ON RECORD. Our late
amiable and ingenious contemporary of the Alex
andria Saafinsl 10 reported to have achieved
wonderful feat on Friday morning last At six
m. he was observed In Alexandria, by Unionists
of that town, towards whom the course of his
paper for months past had been extremely inso-
lent, denunciatory and threateniDg-for 1t was the
chief tool In there to do the work Of the terror
tsts) buttoned up, ready for running. At OK a.
m. he was, body and brooches, In Narrenton, 40
miles in the interior, The road between the
two towns was never before dope'' In three
hours and thirty minutes-never-except by loco
motive.
In view Of the fact that up to the very afternoon
before the appearance of the troops of the United
States I'm Alexandra, the Sentinel valiantly in
sisted that they had but to set foot on Virginia soil
In any force whatever, to be swept from the face
OF the earth, every mothers son Of them. and to
furnish heir bodies) fertilizing material for the
next seasons wheat crop, in lieu of the guano
kept out by the blockade, even the disunionists
left In Alexandria are snickering in their sleeves
over the editors I" fast time ~ IL WIS held that
he should have killed at least ten of the " inya.
ders'' ere starting, by way Of making good the
boasts Of the Sentinel referred to above.
IMPORTANT PAPEas s.ID TO HAVE BEEN SEIZED
We hear that among the effects Of the Alexandria
SeHtine! office, now in the custody (but wholly
uninjured) of the troops of the United States, are
certain letters OF great importance as showing the
means by which the revolution Of Virginia was
accomplished; duplicating the writers and Others
In treason and conspiracy against the United
States, to such an extent that II they fall into
the hands Of the Government, the law to its
extreme extent can hardly fail to be brought to
bear upon their cases The letters are beli eved
to prove, beyond the possibility Of denial, that
the adoption Of the ordinance of secession by the
Virginia Convention was the result of fraud
usurPation, and terrorism unsurpassed in the his
tory Of civilized government-of naked and
palpabe revolution, to the end of entirely sweep
Ing away at blow the liberties Of the masses Of
the State, In order TO place In the hands of the
consPirators and their instruments, for life, the
entire machinery of the government of Virginia.
LEGION OF USIoS-It has been determined bv
the Government TO give to every man of whatever
rank serving in the Army or Navy Of the United
States in defense Of the Cnion a diploma. ON
parchment or fine parchment paper. The design
OF the establishment Is by Leu,ze and is one of
the most beautiful artistic achievements we ever
saw. Underneath it is to be the following certiS-
cate, Viz:
WASHINGTON 1S6
A. b has been enrolled as a in the =
forces Of the United States for the defence Of the
Constitution and the Maintenance Of the Union
BY the President:
Secretary OF State
--, Secretary Of the Treasury
--, Secretary Of War
--, Secretary of the Navy
--, Secretary Of the Interior
--, Postmaster General.
--, Attorney General.
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a NEW COLLECTOR FOR ALExANpRIA.-we
near mat the President has appointed Mr. Henry
4. Dixon, Of Fauquier county, Va, Collector Of
the port Of Alexandria.
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IHk PRECEDENT returns his thanks to the sssev
entn Regiment Of New York, for their delight.
full serenade Of last night. NAV an Iss1
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VA lady Of New York city has, upon her
own responsibility, made up and boxed off to
washington three hundred and sixty-fve shirts,
nVe hundred havelock cap-covers, and fifty four
green silk shades for the ewes.
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" Yesterday percussion cap machine was
seized In New York by the authorities, on sus-
picion that II was furnishing "aid and comfort,
to the enemy.
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HON N. p. BANks.-To-day, the impression
prevails In usually best informed circles here that
'nis gentieman-is to be made a Major General.
rather than Brigadier-which appears to US
very likely
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BEN. McCuLLoeH.-The New Orleans Deli,
says that Ben Mccullough has gone up towards
Kansas to meet General Jim Lane and his Kansa,
regiments
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spiri, of the Morning Pre-.

The IrtsHigsneer quotes from President JEFF
ferson's message to Congress In editorial argu-
Ing that no additional Legislative action is neces
sary to suspend the writ Of hdbsas eorpps under
circumstances like these under which the Govern
ment now exists.
The Republicans notices the case Of Gen But
Ter ana the fugitive slaves under the heading OF
"New Aspects Of the Negro.n
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Prudential APPoINTMENrs.-TheP President
mas appointed John Schleigh, Postmaster at
Hagerstown, Md; David p. burlington. Post.
master al Coldwater Mich
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W In the little village Of Bling hampton, Boone
county, N. Y, uhe home Of Daniel $. Dickin,on
Tour military companies have been raised, one Of
which is composed exclusively of men six fee,
high. ''e'
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IL -Four men were fatally injured by an ex.
-Plosion Of gas In New York Tuesday nj ght.
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IL Yesterday two regiments left the render.
Vous al Eimira, N. Y, for Washington.
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MAPS OF TEE sEAToF wAR.-A splendid
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great DIRE in Rsws, Poland has deprived
Sia hmiliss, composed Of 100 persons, Of sSsitsr
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stationery for the Department of the Interior dur
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