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Newbern weekly progress., 1861-12-24

YANKEE PRISONERS One hundred and twcn-
tv Hessians have been quartvred in Salisbury.
Hope they will like their Southern quarters
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s1-AVEEY AND TuE WAR.

There is much agitation here upon the great
question which has arisen here as to the con
duct ofthe war in relation to slavery. Those
who indulge hopes Of speedy and compara-
tiyely bloodess restoration of the Union dep
recate any rash and radical measure upon the
subject. and it is to be remarked that the
number of tins hopeful class is increasing
Recruiting in the army is to be prcjudiced IN
| the future 10y the hesitation, doubt or excite
ment that NAV exist ia relation to the two
matters above referred to.
Much sensation has already been produced,
| not ONLY in the civil but the military service,
bv demonstrations in Congress Of radical views
on the subject Of slavery in the d'sloyal States.
| A conservative feeling in regard to this mat
| ter was generally manifested 1t may be safely
said that during the present session no radical or
rash measure will be enacted. But still 1t Is to be
very thoroughly discussed, though the final
action upon it will be determined by events IN
the progress of the war.
Senator Trumbull, while advocating his con
fiscation bill took occasion utterly TO rcpuda lie
the idea that the military should ever be supe,
rior to the civil power. He did not recognize
any military necessity as beng ABOVE the con
stitution and the laws. Whatever was to be
done therefore, IN the wars, should be done
under the act of Congress-
Here arises an important question, which Is
already much discussed in the press to wit
Shall Congress hurry through the ordinary
routine of appropriations, adjourn and leave
every thing to the Executive and to military dis
cretion. Some Insist that it is the duty o
CONGRESS- to remain in session, watching anC
providing for the course Of events
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THE MILITARY DISASTERS IL CONGRESS-.

The Senate presented grave and rather
gloomy aspect to day, while the military dis
asters of Bull Run, Springfield Wilson's
Greek and Balls Bluff were discussed upon
resolutions of enquiry into their causes. Sen
ator Lane, of Kansas, remarked that Congress
would not have to 60 far to learn the causes OF
the disasters in Missouri. It is probable that
d joint committee Of the two Houses will De
charged with the proposed enquiry.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-12-24

AT RIcHMoND.-Gen. Ben McCulloch is q
Richmond.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-12-24

STATES AND NEW GRASADIAS COMMISSION.
A resolution was passed by the House last
July, inquiring il any and what legislation Is
necessary to increase and extend the trade and
commere of the United States, with foreign
countries The President, in response, says
he is not aware that any legislation of the char
acter suggested could now be wisely adopted
bevond such as has been already recommen-
dcd in his annual message, and that moth
ing further be effected until the treaties
to be submitted to the Senate shall have been
ratified.
A question of importance was raised in the
Joint United States and New Granadian Com
mission to-day, namely: whether the latter
republic is liable, under the treaty, for
the payment of damages growing out
of the Panama riots, whether the busi-
ness of the commission is merely to ascertain
the amount of claims for future action. Mr..
Carlile, for New Granada, maintained the latter
proposition, and Messrs Cox and Dean, OF
Ohio for the claimants. The commission be-
ing divided III opinion they have sent for the
UMPIRE Judge Upham.
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POLITICAL. SERENADES-THE ULTRA REPCALl
r.~S oN ENANCIP3

POLITICAL. SERENADES-THE ULTRA REPCALI-
CANS ON TRANSCRIPTION.
.Serenades are the comm0nest SORT or thinSs
here now For three y"ars back we have mad
them ad nauscum On Monday evening one was
essavet1 for the purpose of Turning public opin
ion in favour Of the emancipation of slaves and
of the policy of armirg them In certain cases -
On that occasion it was assumed by one OF the
sneakers that the people were aroused on the
snhiect Last night another small party of sere-
naders called out Indiana members. but the re-
sponses were not unformerly for needless and
rash measures. SO too, some Kep"oiicans IN
Congress are putting themselves on the record
in favour Of the scheme suggested by Mr Lin
coin for coonzing the slaves OF the disloyaists
Senator Wilson proposes compensation to own
ers of slaves in this district that may be manu-
nitted by act of Congress. Mr. Fessenden, the
leader of the Repnblicans IN the Senate, thfe"
ont some intmatons to the effect that no hot ana
wild work in disregard of the constitution and
laws would be countenanced by him But Gen
eral Lane wanted first TO free tho slaves, then
discipline and refine them by contacts with tree
II.bonr and then seperate them from the whites
-. this hainr home for freedom and the
whites and that home for freedom and the
blacks That the South is the home tor BLACKS
IS fairly inferabie from the fact that co'ohiZlng
even the increase of negroes Is utterly 'npfac''-
cable. - ~
SECRETARY sEwARD's INSTRUCTIONS TO GEN
MCCLELLAN IN RELATION TO CoNTRABANDs-
ULTRA REPUBLICAN VIEWS OF THE ORDER.
! CI0yel Seward 5 lettef Oh YESTERDAY W
Mcclellan attracts much comment, not only Iroh
the fact that the chsnnel of the War Department
was not used to convey the direction concerning
| the arrests of alleged contrabands by the ciVl
authorities. but from the more important view
which is taken by the ultra Repabiicans-ohe
that the carrying out of the instructions IN cues
ton will emaneipate hundreds Of thousands ol
slaves. It is held by them that no. civil oHlce'
will arrest any fugitive negro hereafter unoe'
mnnic;nal or even State laws. lest that he nm
! seIf shonld in turn be arraigned for making AT
arrest of one who IN fact may have actually peer
emnloyed in the rebel service. and escaped there
frn6o into the fedora lines Thus this city, ane
indeed all places il slave States within the ED eu
eral lines. may swarm with blacks, and the trlou
pal to determine whether they come within the
nnryiew OF The act of the late Congress eonnsca
ting the rebel property seems to be military ONT
and not civil
in the iai, here desire to return to their masters
and the latter are willing to pay costs, &e.' n
the case, though saying that they Will be sn:e .
yrn away again d. ubtless this city VIII %
nverrnn with blacks if an emancipation act b'
rassed, sud may even under the late instruction
Of Mr. s.ward. IF so, property and the socla
condition. viii suffer, unless Indeed. the contra
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THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.

NAsuvltIE. Dec. I6-(via New Orleans Dec:
I7}-The Bowling Glesn correspcn ndent OF tho
JrCion aud American, says that tn. Yankee
advance of from five to s< thousand. are at
Green river vi h some cavalry, but have shown
no disposition TO the river. Ihry are re-
pairing the hri ige.
Padncah al ices represent that Humphrey
Marshall is steadily advancing tow trds Lexing-
ton and meeting with little or 10 opposition.
Gentlemen " no left Palucah the fIth inst
state that the F-eTals had only about 60OO troops
there. I0,Ot at Cairo and Birds Point, and 700
at SnIthtield.
There are no movements at Cairo indicating
a speedy movement down the Mississippi rlV-
Lincoln's message and Cameron's report
have produced a great change among the
Union men about Smthland.
ISD1AxAPoL1s; December 9.-Several Of our
regiments have moved forward on the LouS-
vile and Nashville railroad, to make room for
the regiments constantly arriving. 1t Prepara-
tons mean anything forward movement VIII
certainly take place at an early day
Frankfort. Dec 9-Colonel Garrand writes
from London, on Saturday afternoon, that Cen
eral G. B. Crittendeu is at the Cumberland Gap
with large force and that 1000 troops at
MorriStown5 are coming TO JOIN hlm. lie says
Crittenden has thirty days rations, and fears
that be Will invade Kentucky from that point:
The Tennessee Brigade and Colonel GaIranoS q
Regiment having gone to Sunerset 1here are
no troops TO check Crittenden-
| C1sc1xSAT1. Dec. 1o.-Governor Magoffn is
said to be much exasperated at the attempt of
the rebels to set rp provisional government
for Kentucky, in the southwestern corner OF
the State. It is believed that he is willing to
cooperate more heartily now than heretofore
with the Union Legislature.
"THE RIGHT NAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE -
| Among the appointments Of the North Carolina
Conference (which We publish IN another
column) it will he seen that the Rev. c. P.
Jones has been appointed to Portsmouth,
Ocraceke and Cape Hatteras. Mr.. Jones has
command of an Artillery Company, and mas
much as part of his territory is in possession
of the Lincolnites, it is to be presumed that he
will use the Gospel in connection with pow
der and lead The latter will certaily have the
most effect on the mean souls OF the Sankces
- Was.era DemoeyGt.
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Arrest OF Mason ana slEdeEl-the
E'eeSfsse IL. EngianSs

The following from the Norfolk Day Booh
of Tuesday is ali we have seen yet oa the ex-
preston of English opinion concerning the
Mason and Siideil outrage:
THE HMASON-SLIDELL ARREST IN ENG
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-08
rnORY md NEYRY COLLEGE,
WASHINGTON co.


rgv SPRING SESSION % this Iastuoa viii begin loh
4 1anrsry urNt.
o. enter should be dere n polible % commence
,y IN the classes Our iacl ioT impSrling liberal
en are ample; soi our charges htle more than young
80 r M be- subjected a. home S-yeuylye dollars viii pay
vuss OF Tu.t0u B3sri, E1e and contingent Zee for eve
u11ds
+ T. WHY, President
ssra-ftr2m Emory o "a.
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CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE
SICK HEADACHE!
CURE
Nervous Headache!
CURE
All Kinds of
HE A ID A CHI E.!

BY these Pshe periodic atseks Nervous or SICK
Headache may be prevented snd taksn at the Commence
immediate relief from pain sickness will be
obtained.
They seldom fail In removing the NGuG and Rsddacae to
which females subject
They act geaty upon the bovels,-removrg Coereness
For LteTd'y en Ss"t Delicate Females and sli peseni
Of sdGntGrg ha'f they valuable a. Ldsatre improving
the dpp giving tone and Ugor the digestive organs, aud
restoring the na-ra elasticity and strength whole system
TIE cEFBALIc PILLS the long Investigation and
carsuy conducted experiments having many years.
curing which time they have prevented relieved
smcun. Of pain aud suffering Headache whether ogns
ting in the system from deranged state
stomach
They entirely vegetable their composition may be "a
ken at all times With perfect safety without, making any change
diet and hed1eace Of any disdgrseae sfs renders sasy
10 ddniaiStsr them 10 children.
BEWARE OF C0UNTEgTEITs!
Th genuine have FIVE signatures Henry c. spadng
box
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers In Medicines
box will be sent by mall, prepaid, receipt OF the
PRICE, 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY @. SPALDING,
As Cedar Street, New York.
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NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS
Crenshaw Wooden Mills.
RICHMOND
ENANCY oAesIaEREs all WOOL
l. LADIES CLOTH cLoAKs,
.DsD BLANKETS, &C., &c.
del c.xr. n.
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N tngs Curtain G ,ods CornIes. snS ,n p 1io'h nAt
r cnrlsd Ha and Moss fer sal prices
ice Paper hanging done in the city or by Sc vos
leel-
FREsH SUPPLY FAMILY GROCERIES,
10 frklns No. Goshen Butter
10 bbls Buekwhest Flcu9
" sols s ssperfps Hs,rs and Family Hosr
~ y 6bls No N. c. Rec Herrnss
23 pigs no. Msckerel
os sh'G Mea RIs paTg FTP Ply Apple and Goshen Cheese
Just received and FOR sale o. tse oNrs. farm, ,o .h .
pumP' uo}a eu''0oe'''" hINNIs co.'s Family Grocery
"a and Main s1
GARDEN sERD FOR PALL SOWING.
~ EAry Large York Cabbage
Do sugsrloaf do
Large Druuhead do
DO Flat Dutch "a
fariy Catalogues
Round "a, 10Y s2aBish
GsGa Carled RaIe
Early Butter Lettuce
DO HARDY Halp.eFsnitA so
oca 0'A'A anu spanish Rsdi,h, for sale BY
WM. PALMER SON co.
OUSEk REPING GOODs.-oHRJsTiN L.
Gooa o., Taiu invite particular attention he stoek of
"'ous ~ ianiI shnd plat talon
Linen sheetir IS In 10 \, II L and I2I
Pillow Case Linens 20 inches 10 80 inch.
shlrtng Linens at %, 356 and zoe
Table Danasks, and Danask Eaptlps
nuek Bros Eye, and Scotch Diaper
Furniture Dimiles an Mars.illes ouits
INDIA Dimiy, Checked Camb-ics
hesYy White Csnbrics nd Iaconeta
Iannels, blankets and Cassiaerts
Cousn sheotinPs and shirnss
Osnaburgs and C0ored Cotton fjaoI.
Mourning Goods such as
Bombsznes, Tamiro Popllns
6h Nouselaines Canton Cetb
A., English Grape, Grape aEa Lace vefs
,sfse ttoes OF Velvet Brussels Three py and Inv,.s
r~' " '" WI 'e soia AZ prices TO suit the times
- Main street
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Henry Q. sPiIpSo, Rsq,
Please End ncosed sen6ye for phch send me obe
box Of your Cephse Pills. Thy truly he best Ps IAdp
eUer hisf.
Direct SLOWER, M
Belle Vernon, Wyancot Co, O.
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RICHMOND WHIG.
EDUCATION.

In DOrINION INSTITUTE.--C 0RNER OF
ls.NKfTN AND 5rH STREETS The secoud half % The
y school iSt on NIL commence on the 10Th OF FEB
- snd end the 9Oth % June next ensuirg <.
rl. Francis BOGaS has been added TO the Board Of
80, sn xl with bis family de n the lrst.;ute build
~. ne MC ICAL DEPARTMENT WI continue under NJ.
rpent-nd. nee who Willie aided by competent assist
gentleman has been employed 90 take charge OF the class
ALGEBRA and thers al be TO teach other studies
ehsr female teacher Vn be employed. The LECfJ RkS
sfIVAI LITERATURE. BY Rev JAS A. DUNCAN, will be cen
"a a. sl,o the FSlDAV AFIsSNOON LlfE Al LSCIC SEs
Ar NrORY DEPARTMENT for yefy small gifs, will
l 80 ~ sn~-ial care tAe Prlclpai % the school
.ppARpf DEPARTMENT VIII Be iheraly and carefully
ana every comfort sndfaciy viii be af rtsj 20 young
~ boarding 10 the sm!y
on expense viii be spared % make the school equal 70
-, d. ne laod for ths education % females.
- Yor further information addsuss
- 4 sHUMATE, Prln-,
1851
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DGGGETT .. ANDFRSO1-

Wv 1hNUti STREET.,
Rk receiving for the Fall Trade csrp.tps on Cloth, Ma,
"a ungs GuItan ,ods cornles. and BANDS wnios SHADES
Paper Hsngng curled Hair and Moss fer .aI Al low p.s
Sspe Curtains Bs aad Mares:s ede 10 order A, hort no.
men. " ~'''' - s'PsIlof Hofh'
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rEaS PaSELsP MAYO viii reopen her SCHOOL, a,
vi sv-o- Chu-cA llh street between Bread and Isr
- or s Monday 70 October. she inreeeye few san
-. Tens sco per segsiou Oi months. iylS q
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Va. S2AInNI

From ne Examiner, Eorfolk, Va.
chsc Pills accomplish the object for which they we're made
viE Cure Of headache In all its forms.
From he Erdninsy Norfolk Va.
Thy have been tested In than thousand cases. with en-
tire success.
From hs Deaoorat, ST. Cloud MINI.
you are or have been troubled with headache send for
box cpha' P that you may have them an at
From he Adrertsey, P,,oridsnce RI
The Cephse Pills are said to be remarkably effective remedy
complaint which has ever been discovered.
From he Western r. r. Gd.sts, Chicago H.
We heartily endorse Mr. spsldlng and his unyaed Cephac
From he RdRd'cld PdAey Star, Rdnd'ola, "a
will stick TO them.
From he Southern PAN Finder. Heo ORLEANS La
Try them that afflicted your tes
tmony can he added to the has
ed benefits That no other medicine produce.
From ne 81 ESu6 Democrat
The immense dem.nd fer The article (cephae Pis Ia rspidv
Increasing, TN''
From the Gd-ett Ddrenpoyt Ic,ca
MT spadng would not connect his with article he did
not knoio to possess real merit.
From he Adrertiser, Procidence,RL
The testimony their favor strong the most rsspecs
bic quarters.
From TIC DGi'y Se.es, He,cpo,t, RI
Cephalc Pills are taking the place OF all kinds
From he Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Mass
Said TO be very efhcseious for the headache.
From ne Commercial, Cincinnati OAia
Suffering humanity be relieved.
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From ne Democrat ST. Cloud Mum.
you have been troubled with the send for
box cephs' Pi so that may have them
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srRucE CRxEx, HuSrNGros Co. Pa
II. G. sPGIpfSa. '
ElE.
You will please snd t~o bore Of your Cephsc Pills Send
them lmmed aiey. Respectfully yours,
JsO B. sIMoNs
Ps-IhGrs used Dor Of your Pis and md Nsn ssc,
saL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-08

NMlHCHEST R's SYRUP or THE BYPO.
w PH0sPHATga, prepared by Dr. Churcbis formula
considered valuable remedy In the Con-
sumption. For SALE with many and valuable by
MEADE 4 BAKER, Phsfmaceutss
dell 1856 Main ST., cor. above p o.
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AETBD-Every Druggist and Grocer to purchase semple
w 1nfalIble Baking Powder. Factory,
17th and Franklin Streets,
JOHN W GARLtCK,
Jac1T uotaU
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From he Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
Cephshe Pills accomplish the object for which they we're made
vE: Cure Of headache In all its FORMS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-08

From he Erdninsr, Norfolk, Va
They have been tested than thousand cases. With
tire success. - ~
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from he AdreJtisey Pyoridsnce RI
The Cephsc Pills said to be remarkably effective remedy
for the heatahe ard OF the very very
complaint which has ever been discovered
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-08

~. o,,,,.., HAvERFoaD, Pa, Feb. G, 1861
Err:
hdrs recefced a grsdtdeai cf oen,ftJ from Men '"1'
Yours. re peetfIly
MAkY ANN gTOIKU0reP
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
Oy SRACE STREET BETWEEN SD ira,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

VrP 1et; Of this Institution viii the 1It OF
O..,ts sr i,1. an viii tgssrate te S0th JcEe 1881.
The Principal will be aided, heretofore, by well selected
-- vtc VIII their ability and perence, cgnuct
q. 90 rive satisfaction
ne 8slr, Dcrrtnen. WI b. under the management o. Mr..
,.f N- p1p1y ssscd by Mrs Mary Cses formerly OF sa
ys1ah T-y ac-s win reside 10 the Seuinary With the young
Ala and El exercise PGssii sud control those
.51-l,.e1 % the,r charge
m success vh has attended @ rTt % estabNshi N the city
sfNhuoli Fen As Seminary OF the t csss has encouraged
a. PRINCIPAL provide ample accommodations for the next
,o- fle hlugs nov b-.IS enlarged and iEpc-tsn.
be made IN them which vin add greatly o. their
e1r,a1ce sri comfort The lodging large sri well
yssaet and than from tso 3u- boarders viii
p7 TIE Recli,oa Roous s be well arranged ios the
..,5umoda1cE of thg pupils
rvRAls- lna NIN-E AlnNrIa
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NUMBER 235=

anticipate the. action Of the Convention,
which win assemble on the I1th Of June.
Ere this address reaclie5 y6f, your will,
at leastinportsi of our Slate, will have
Fheen expressed through tho ballot:box.
How far, that will may sustain the posi-
ton, we have here assumed, we know. not,
but they are nevertheless submitted to
you, with the confident assITanee, that
they cannot be successfully assailed. We
are equally confident. that it will be your
determination, to maintain and 1vindicate
the loyalty of our State in the Union, in
such MANNER and by such constitutional
0nd lawful means 1s future Consultation
md deliberation shall detetminetol be the
;best and awisest. 2Re have sought 10
strepg gthen. and eonfrm sSoqr attaehment,
2 our government IS It existed prior to
the usurpetions OF the Convention. and
euhSey of our State5S t6 safety you,
that your love fort thesU Union OF our ikhers,
;IFRs uOtaaerr sentiment, bat was firmly.
fPsssd upon ttypthi aRda dptY:si that ;yp1r
fsastys tS9s,t the State of Virginia, dsp9paSd,
Rnq compelled your teplt 70 the Unions
and that However, our brethten. IN other
pafts'of the State, might decide for theu.
selves in this solemn crisis in our Gun.
try 8 shistory, We Of. North-NY Yesterni VI II:
ginia, having az, equal right with tlicm,
50 to decide, will abide py. and maintain
the Constitutions and Lava Of the United.
States and Of Virginia, "a - s1asi y
Whilst we have a Constitution and code
OF. laws for OlIflStnte government; and 10.
cal officers to administer them, the Execd.
tive and his immediate subordinatcs have
submitted themselves to the government of
the Confederate States They lave thrown
off their Ullegiance to the United States.
and are now diligently and laboriously
preparing themselves tolwage war against
tho government of the Union Weneed
not characterize, in terms, such conduct,
but as trGe and loyal citizsns Of Virginia,
we car. and must declare, TINT III our
calm and deliberate judgment, it will be
the duty ofptheipeOple of North Western
Nlrglniai to prQyide, in the lawful and
constitutional mode, for the exercise OF
thOse Executive and Legislative functions
OF our State government, which lI1ve been
entrusted to those who o-are fiEithless and
idtslOyal, and tlIusssaV ourselves from
thataHarchy, which so inminently threat.
ems US. In submitting this grave subject
Tor your consideration, we do so, in the
earnest faitlland hope, TINT y6uwill send
TO the Convention Of tho llth of June,
your best and truest men, that suchlactioni
may bc secureda as will best subserre the.
interests of our State, and SECURE the per-
petpity of its Union with the United Suites.
joan s. CARLILE,
JAMES S. .aWEEAr,
= el'ii %. D. luBDAHD, fE 4
g.efl z5 z1taa IL E..H. PElRPolHT.. &
i-7ffsz m rs CAMPBELL T4RR, 8 !.
;g;ts#...f 80 g; p; Ii4THANi
ASDREw WILSON,
lt9s% f.ia2as s.! H.. Woodward. s q
s.E- ri sszau4sz JAWRs W.jPAxroS8l5S = ft
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FIRE AND INLAND NAyTdATION
Rl1AE accepted at terS eonsatsat With soIrsuey and
fair profit.
cfafatsntion given 10 fasnrraneseE DIHELLkN1t
sita ContentSt for LerDIS Of oHe 70 fpe years. j
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4e9 ssEi l2 ztsgsElys is 3 ~, sg
enIted bands, extra and saES = = toSS 49,
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tehdeIto With dispatch and Rdslity, By 5
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