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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-28
TO COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
Town Agents, Druggists
AND THE
NJ B DICAL FACULTY OF VERNON 7.
The old established House of
A. M. BlNINGER B. co,
of 10 Broad street, New York

, of 10 Broad street New York
D ESTAELI SH E ID I'm 177s,
!, would COLL tbo otor+io, of a., ;nt,.o..o, :. =, $500 -,
PURE IoUoR as medicine to he IN nG use o.
~ " 0 " '' W 'eii unequaiieo STOCK
pTTpT 1uTNrc AMI rroyrono
1uhE W1NLo AMI LlUUURS.
We permitted to publish the following notices and
recomme ndatiuns of the articles we oil
cases will be warranted to open as represented
Boston, Dec. 49, 1862
Messrs. A. M. BININGER & Co.
Gentlemen II purchased, you requested
bottle of your " OLD LONDON Dock GIN as sold in the
stores OF this city, and have made che mical analysis
this sample 1t contains AZ cent of absolute alcohol
with odor and flavor of Juniper berries only.
on evaporation to entire dryness, this Gin is found to
contain AZ 100 ounces of saccharne matter per gallon
| anu this residual matter contained nothing else,
There is no adulterating ingredients injurious matter
OF any KIND IN this Gin and it contains the intrinsic mer
ts OF a pure article.
ohAo' L. 'AohSON, NJ d.,
BosTov July Sotb 1880.
Messrs. A. 81. B1N1NGER & Co. 10 Broad ST n W o0
Gentlemen We ha We reneatcd1r boord - -
toners EXPRESS GOOD onininn NJ vonr on'Io ~
liquors. and can say that we have rarely met with arto
fbar nro rar wv los 81 'npuiy sprung up, as
the east Yours trulv 'so''' tAiousnou'
GEO g. GOODWIN E. 70
Drupgists ,Nos ~ 10 Norsbou - 49,,
RnRIINGrox Vr ano w. % 1ocn'
In my opinion the Liouors sold INV A Al RIS,1Io o,
CO NJ "a Rod straat Nv W, y! "a. w. nlNlNuEk q
purity and reliability. have no hesitation in recon-
mending them in all cases where acohoc etimrIonts n
required. n H. BAIIOI1 NJ ~
from II. ID. Orvis' Drug Reporter NJ "
A FINE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OLD LONDON DOCK
GIN This Gin find to be superior to anv other bot,Ia
Gin in the market and am rapidy ntroducing II in W.,
trade p d ORVIS''
NI1DDLEBuRY W., March "a. ISL
A. M. B1NJNGER K Co.. New York - ~ ~ 0'A
Gentlemen:-I have had occasion in NV n.oot;,o ,
your Wheat Tonic and have discovayed thot :;
you'd Diarrhea, even if it had assumed chronic
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-28
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-28
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS.

would call the attention of all interested in the
PURE LIQUORS as medicine, to their unequaled
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-26
Important from Frankfort.

IT f,RASKFoET ky, Sept. II.
Both Houses passed a resolution to day
extending the session over sixty days. !. !.
The Senate passed bill Furnishing the
refusal TO give up the State 5 arms. when
orslered in by MILITARY, board. by fine and
imprisonment This will kill the State
Guard--a Secession organization. The
members Of it say they, viii fight before
The House adopted resolutions in favor
of paying the war tax. and against the
recognition ofthe Southern Confederacy
/ We havereports of the, killing ola Sc.
cessionists, byapicket at Camp Robinson.
and that Zollicofier has occupies Barbours-
yille,ia Knox county, kY ~ -sW ~
Preparations are being made in this
State for different military movments.i 1t
viii take ten thousand troops to dislodge
Loilicoler. $50 - -a lss asa8 -.s nru
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-26
KENTUCKY k.EGIsLATURE.
tscu. "A ndersou'C 'Cnised apoms 20 Repei she
asin aInyaderys me9 Iee1iiss =


FRASKFoRr. Sept l6.-The Gommittee
on Federal Relations reported substapiil
s., ,WHEREAs, The Confederate troops have
Invaded Kentucky and ,insolently dictate
the, tsrms upon which they viii retire;
therefore, xIaJ a.sgi siii f9lnay.s sed j,
= Resolred. That Gen. Anderson be sinvi-;
ted to take instant charge Of this depart
ment and call out force sufficient to ex-
pei the lnvaders.a Yga4a 1Be ftdi 9ld
This passed the Honse, anil the Scpate
concured twenty 7fiye to- ainsss4>.5 sdT. :
The, Senate also passed the, Cspeklin
resolution, with. but three nays which pros
poses 70 eqpfas the war 70 the tyo armicsT :
and discontinue partisan qparfels as tend,
ing to ciylt war, af1si ni-~xsa'ata3 - d
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-26
THE ELEVENTH COMMANDMENT.


fs...f sffia. sfs,slinti ,. A--f s..fass -s5srurn
What are another's faults to me?
/ I've not a yulture's bill .ed
To pick at every flaw see. nett Z.
+ And make it wider still; lae'a
1t is enongh for me to know asj
!, I've follies Of my own II m
And on my heart The fate bcstow,
10 And let my friends alone. am
Tho enemies may persecute, y ~
And haunt my nights of rest
Tho they my fondest cares dispute,
Yet am not oppressed
I'll live life of self-dcnial-. ,s..,.
Let others have their cares,
And find relief at ev''ry trial rv
Ill mind my own affairs.
My heighbor's home--his bosom friend
+ His oifspring-young or old.
May in a prudent life depend
o On truth. when e'ef 'tis told; ehi
And tho in social circles move
The objects Of his cares,
He finds enough 10 disapprove.
's Yet minds his own affairs.
Contentment dwells in bosoms warmed
With charity and love.
And sach may live and die unharmed
By Him who rules above. 3el
Then let each one brother be, rltfs
:; And join ms in our prayers.
That ev'ry i'll we may forcsee,
And mind our awn affairs.
lse.,sa as-f ~. Plymouth, Sept. 1861.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-26
BATTLE AT LEXINGTON.
The Rebels Attack and are Repuiscd.
GALLANTRY OF TIE IRISH BRIG
- .aafa oi AIDE. s II .m1f

JEFFERSON CRY, No., Sept 16--ll r. NJ
Three couriers just arrived from Lexing-
ton bring the following intelligence, be-
lieved by the commanding officers here to
be in the main part reliable. Gen. Price
commenced the attack on the entrench-
ments at lexington commanded Ly COL
Mulligan. on Monday. The fight was
very severe all day. Price assaulted the
works, AMI was repulsed with great loss.
The fight hal been renewed on Tuesday
morning by Price. but feebly. when the
couriers left. General Lane was at Johns
town. Bates county. on Monday morning.
with force of from 2, 900 to 8, 200. march
ing to the relief of Lexington. - sa4 +
JEFFERSON CRY. Sept 1S.-Gen. Price
sent word to COL Mulligan. demanding a
surrender. Col. Mulligan's reply was.
"Go to hell" An attack was Immediate
ly made by first opening with artillery and
making an advance under its cover on the
town. Price was repnlscd with heavy
loss. " h."l ''inR gA -iil,H {.
Lane with an estimated force Of Eve
Thousand Kans S troops. is reported to be
within forty miles of Lexington, rapidly
advancing to reinforce Col. Mul!isan.-
Other Federal troops are rapidly conrerg-
ing from ST. Joseph and other points to
reinforce Col. AIulligan. The 18th, 22d.
oath and 26th Indiana regiments have
gone via steamer to Lexington; also the
forces sent from st. Louis per the Des
Moines and White Cloud. These rein
forcements number about 5000 effective
troops. and viii reach Lexington to7mor-
row morning the 18th.
Every confidence is felt here that Col
Mulligan viii be able to hold Lexington
until the reinforce,nents arrive. The Os-
age bridge. eleven miles east of here. on the
Pacific road, is said to be the first point
threatened by Ben. McCuloch's forces.
now believed to be rapidly advancing from
the southwest.
sr. LOUIS. Sept. 19.-A s special from
Jefferson City says Price attacked Lexing-
ton on Monday with 10. 600 men and was
repulsed. The fight had been renewed by
Price ON Tuesday, and was at last accounts
progressing feebly. Gen. Lane, with q
900 Kansas troops left Johnstown on Mon.
day to reinforce lexington,
Den. McCulloch, with $4,000 troops is
reported advancing rapidly from Spring
field. in the direction Of either Rolla oil
Jefferson. Hot work is in prospect, but
the Government is prepared TO meet them
Usage bridge is the first point threatened
Confidence is felt hat Col. Malligap viii
be ablcto hold Lexington until reinforced
Bands are playing national airs at Jeffer-
son. in honor Of the heroic rcpulse Of
Price. The rebels left the steamer Sun
shine at Cambridge, after taking away
parts Of the machinery and disabling her
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-26
Illinois Troops Ordered to Washin gton-
ingtcu.

The Government has directed Gen. FIRE.
III ont to send six Of the Illinois regiments
to Washington. These will be taken from
the Illinois troops at Cairo and ST. Louis.
and their places supplied with regiments
from Chicago. Peoria, and Camp Butler
The regiment at Peoria aud the Douglas,
Brigade at Chicago. have been ordered to
St. Louis; Col. Hovey's regiment, at
Camp Butler. to Centralia. and Col. Car
Inns regiment at the same camp. is to go
southwark, as soon as it is equipped which
will be in course of the present week.
Springfield State Register. 1TM.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-26

>~s--->
1--WE rcsglasl 30 seetlhs the Mozart Hall
faction Of pretended Democrats. under the
leadership OF Mayor Wood and &C engress- :
man Ben Wood his sbrothar. ,whooM also
editoruf the Evening Aewssnn 2 vas kicked
ont of fhs Demoeratie party At, the late
State Convention at Syracnse. N. York.
The same miserable faction of disorgani-
zeTs was kicked ont al. Charleston, over q
year ago. 1T - time flse party was cntting
loose from a'lasnehs secessipn syNpathisers
everywhere:s< They helpsd8o breakup and
defeat the Democratic party last year; and
now they are trying to do the same thing
for ths GO vsshment;--'Co Corydes1 peqr
The editor'ofshe paper fromshiohs The
above Is copied was one Of the delegates
to the Charleston and Baltimore, conyen-
tons last year. and is at present 4 State
Senator from the counties of Washington
and Harrison. ID Don't he zap our. neigh
Dor over the k0uekles, ttaough2iaHe Nc
Donald and the Woods ire onealitter Of
pups. douttlsss-- : at 1t least they bark alike
and have the same stripe down their backs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-26
!, Tie ss:s0gds Bsbr,' Demcct sey!!sl

p The Columbus Ohio Fact Of Monday
says: - sai ''sishs-ib xlaed"'q s"a-- O
For same daysaheFe lhavs seen tsninbrs
of an intrntion oia pis1t Of High ~ Jcsitt.
Esq, to withdraw his name from the head
of the ticket norhinatcst op the 9Th of
Auguss isst, hut xe hsvs now intcllgence
from such soufcop thst no doubt can be
enscrtaiaedgoa the 'subject. MsssJewitt,
will dotpsnIain on the ticket. Hoo sysd (
e Ave have also thesmoss reliable sdthors
isy Tor stating that Hons Du A. Stark
lweatherof 'Smnmit.~ CAairnAnsoflthe late
Democratic Convention. will, lin d few
dsysI publisha letter rvpsdiating theplat-
form. and cntring loose from that party
Jabcz w Fitch, Esq. the candidate for
Member Of che Boardnof Public Works.
will also. IN q day or'two refuse to allow.
his name to be used in that connection
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-26
PROBABLY ANOTHER sEPOY vICTO-
-. ny.
HEARTRENDING DISAS-
- t. -. TER.
Il train Of Cars with Col. 7urchin's III
,sois Regiment PreciPitafed Through a
-Br;dge-Forfy to FIFTY Killed and more
than One Hundrd Wounded.

CIscISNArr, Sept. 1s.-Last night al
half past eight. train on the Ohio d
Mississippi road. containing portion OF
Col Turchin's 10Th Illinois regiment.
while passing over bridge near Huron,
Indiana, 140 miles west of Cincinnati. fell
through. killing and wouniing over one
hundred soldiers.
Intelligence of the disaster reached here
last night, when special train was dis
patched to their assistance.
The following dispatch was received
from the operator at Huron. dated ten min.
utes past one this morning:
s"Dri,lge No. AS is broken in two. 1t
let four cars down into the bed Of the creek,
and one on top Of them, The engine and
one car passed over safely. There are A.
bout one hundred men wounded and ter
or fifteen killed.. The Colonel of the. re
giment says about that number are killed
although nearly all Of one company arr
missing. s.t ..-...s. ...r.
1T is thought the bridge was weakened
by some malicious. person. .~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-26

EF The Democrat. in order to show its
contempt for the author of the eloquent
and patriotic speech We publish to-day,
calls him e"Ho Jolt'' Straws show
which direction the wind blows. Won.
der what it thinks of exf Gov. Wright and
Fitch, Much less. doubtless
than it does of Jesse d. DylDright. o@i las
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-26

"IIoSoH so WHOM HoyoR Is DtE. -
The Plymouth Republican Of Thursday
last, under the head of ".Another Compa-
nv gone from MARSHALL County" speaks
of the departure Of Capt. Confer's Compa-
NY for LaPorte, and says "this Company
has been recruited in the northern part of
ItIris (AIarshail) County" There IS not a
word in the article indicating that siugle
member OF the Company is resident else
where than in Marshall County. We are
| aut lIorized by L. p johnson. Of Lakevilie.
20 state that the meeting to organize the
Company was held in Union Township;
that the Captain and First Lieutenant are
residents Of Union Township; and that the
Company was almost entirely recruited in
Union Township 1t may be that Bro.
Matiingly is laboriny under the impression
that Union Township is in the "northern
part" of Marshall County. If so. we beg
leave TO assure him that he is mistaken.
and to state most positively that the Uni
on Township whereof we have spoken is
located in the southern part of. st. Joseph
County. and not in the northern part of
MARSHALL. We arc further authorized by
Mr. johnson to state that at the time the
Company went into camp at LaPorfc, oniy
three Of its membe.ss were residents Of Mar
shall County. Marshall County, in spite
OF tie many secession sympathizers within
her borders. has done well and nobly in
raising volunteers to fight the battles OF
the Constitution aud the Union. We have
no.desire to pluck single leaf from her
well-earnel laarels But we believe in
giving ..honor to whom honor is due. +"
AMI therefore we claim for st. Joseph
County. and especially for that part known
aud designated as Unien Township, at
least some of the credit attached to the raj
sing of Capt. Confcr's ComPany.-S. 10.
Register, 19M. ~ car
We are sorry that we have given Dro
Wheeler. of the Register. SO much trouble
and uneasiness. aud hasten to restore the
leaves we uninteniionally. through wrong
information. plnrked from the garland be-
longing to st. Joseph. by publishing the
above correction. and at the. same time
would acknowledge our. everlasting graft
tudc to him for the highly impertant geo
grsphical information contained in the a
tove cStrac'. And. to repay the debt. in
part. as we'll as to prevent any more leaves
being lluckel, flom ST. i.Jo;s garland
a catastrophe which opght to be prevented
if possible. we would suggest that th
lsu,u. as worn by the Inca Of Peru. to in
dieate his royalty. be. substituted for tn
wreath of laurel which now adolns be
. brow. - f.e sis - - .1inaos zl.srH
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-26
The Cleveland Plain Dealer on Free

The Cleveland Plain Dealer on Ere.
mont's Proclamation.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer, the lead
ing Democl attic paper in Western Ohio.
speaking Of Fremont's style Of carrying the
war into Africa. says: sal 81 oqt
awe believe this measure Of Fremont's S
calculated to have the happiest effect. and
subscribing literally to every war measure
which shall have for its aim the speedy ter
mination Of this most unhallowed strife.
we look forward now to the breaking of
light through the mists which have liither-
to surrounded the future" ''f l-a's-s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-26
e FRxSxronr, Ky. Sept. l

y 'II.' = FRAYKFoRT, Ky. Sept. Is. y
y The Legiaat tnre to-day, by m over
whelniing nisiority in each House. called
Upon Gen. Anderson to- raise troops to-
expel the Confederate invaders and also
requested the Governor to give him aid
by Placing fhe military force of The State
under command Of Gen. Thomas l.. Crit
tenden Gen. Ctittendeni is for the onion,
and for rcpelIing the invaders. Il reso-
Tuition was intiodsiced. and win pass. to
give Gen. Anderson control Of oil the arms
and military property of the State. Gen.
Roasseau's brigade is in q strong position
OH Mhifougifs hilF.a .a.ani. being strongly
reinforced. sd Enlissnients. and other war
preparations. az are = rspiait going on: - :
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-26

fFrous the N. Y. Times. l7th.l ~

.#f4-tfr rruui Tue N u liihcss Asu-
y James MeMasters. editor of the Free
mans Jouraal. lately changed to the Free
mans appeal. was arrested yesterday
morning. by order of the Secretary of State.
and taken down. to Fort Lafayette. On
being taken into custody by Deputy Mar
shall Lee, he became so belligerent that
the officer was obliged to place handouts
upon him. j lie was especially rabid a.
gainst WIN. H. Seward. whom he dcclar-
ed. If he ever had an opportunity. hrlwould
shoot as dead as Q smelt." MeMasterS
has long pablished the Freepaas's Joarnoi
weekly Catholic paper, which he has attimcs
conducted with such Incorporate zeal as
TO bring discredit upon the religion which
lie professes. and to which he was con.
vert from Pratestantism. Since the break
ing out the Southern rebellion. he has
cspoused the cause OF the rebels with his
custouiary zeal and recklcssncss. aud has at
length secured the martyrdom" which 10
has long coveted. ''lst5'i.' g "a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-26

An aiIfisa Of Twenty-Five rrresHs WIZ sr na"e ." h
~hsx.f "a 80 f,r Sr>cisi iystices lfefn - si
xxsst. in other towa- and cities viii be alsw"i twenty
s- mr. mt ss-ri-emers. ofapy kin
sin b. IN ..rtea at less than regular rates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-26
THE REPU BLIG.AN,

r
Il ''Whoever IS nqfr rrPoud to sacrifice
party 'o.yanisutions ard platforms on the dl-
tar of hes country, does not deserve the sap
port and eountenasee Of honest men. How
are we. TO overcome partisan ,antipathics in
,the-minds of men of ALI parties. so as to
present united front in support of our
country. Ne mast cease .dise~ssiaa party
issues, make no allnsioh 10 iota party tests,
hare. no eripsinations and. reeriminafions,
indulge IA no tuu,ts one against tie other
as to ,cho has been tie cause Of these trou-
bles-r. ....i r .auof-srr. = ~ I..sis adf .
"When we shan have rescued the Gov
Iernment and country from, its perils.f and
seen its flag floating in triumph over every
inch of American soil, it will then be time
enough to ingnirei as 70 who and what hes
brought these troubles upon us. When
we shall have a. country and a Govern
snent for our children to live IN peace and
happiness. it shall be time for each Of us
to return to onr party banners according
to our own convictions of right and duty.
Let him be marked as no true patriot who
will not abandon all such issues in times
like these. ~ Extract. from the last
Srecch Of Senator Douglas. LIE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-26

EF The Louisville Courier has been
Suppressed & BY order 81 g6velnmdnent and its.
eslitsr arrested and sent To Fort lAiayetts,
Is It because Of us insisnificancc thst the
tory sheet in this place is not interfered
withs iE-.s- sq-s I'D zes.arszsE,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-26

=; NWe learn ,through. the Lafayette
Courier. that Dr.,J, H. Stewart. the old
and well-tried Democratic war7horse of
Carroll county. is holding Union meetings
throughout his. county this week. and that
Col. Williams, of fTiPpecanoe. is snnoun-
eeda to speak with lain. We looked in
vain for the announcement in the Delphi
Times. and have been led to conclude from
this circumstance and the general tone Of
that paper. that it does, not agree with the
unconditional Union, sentiments OF DIR.
Stewart. It has evidently attached itself
to the s peace party which proposes to
compromise with traitors whether they de-
sire il or not. and left those who propose
to have peace only upon. honorable terms
TO fight their own battles. Dr. Stewart
has hosts of personal friends, in this county.
who viii be rejoiced to learn, what they.
had a rightte expect, that he, too. with the
many other good -and great men of the
country heretaiers identiied Avith the, Dcm-r
ocratic party. haslhuriotl party in patriot
ism for the time being, and declared for
1.-THE Union without conditions-one and
indiyisible,' aow and lfofcrer--for its pres,
ervation at any and every cost of blood
and treasure. against all itssassailahts. and
against any and every compromise that
may be PROPOSED to- be made uh,lcrs'the
guns Of the rebels .''--Fraak7ort Crescent.
rs How is IL that while nearly all che most
prominent Democrats in this part Of the
State have buried party in patriotism. and
announce themselves on the side Of the
Administration as against the rebels. the
small fry leaders in this County persist in
calling it Lincoln or Abolition war. op-
pose every measure adopted to crush the
rebellion, and cndeaxor constantly to. des-
troy public confidence in those who have
the management Of affairs? Can this fac
tion of the Democracy ever again co-ope-
rate cordially with the loyal portion Of
the party? Will not divisions and defeat
most certainly follow their present traitor
ous course? If the rebels are conquered.
and who doubts that result, the Democra-
cy will be compelled. after the war. as. a
matter Of expediency, if nothing more. to
put those in the back ground. or pro-
scribe entirely. who are now trying to
embarrass the Administration, by every
means we might expect traitor. too cow
ardly to take up arms against his country.
= l H.. F. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-26

GoVsIpmeqs' j. receipt q q 4 Eyas'lPaS!s in;
iS.gstioS iSs ~ .As Isst steamer lssIaE g
,ys'rsshogses y a end the prospest Of, 'YPP'y
from othert sources ikan from the rebel
States, b5s pfforrmati ton leaves no room
TO dopbt. that the Mapchester Mills will be
able TO run on, full time Tor an entire year.
,esyen without touching 4 psannd Of the new
crop The information obtained from the
Spinner's Association has greatly and a
gfeeably surprised the msnnlaetufers, AID
led them to soften down very much. in
their demand FOR 2 speedy tsrm.instioR sr. le, Of 4
the war. " i'''<' ''''''' :
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-26
! BUSINESS CARDS.
TT. SHIyELY. Justice of the Peace,
Il Land and -
GENERAL Collection Agent,

Will take rwssym-pfs of Desl- ani Ast=sscS. at
s.nl Ia shr taking .f psihns. and give Prcmri stte
.nfru-fei 81 HIM - ttms Z" -S.f
OiIILLIpS q. DEVOR, ssa Ala
lTr0gyEr> IND cprNSELoRS.
In ., s,a No, y nj, STAIR. we-erS~it Block.
sTLfmDUTu.r ND ~ . On,
VII prs-is- thu Courts III Marshall keslusko EtS-
ytrx Il. I.<t. Ltsrse. Porter Lsk, rHia>kl >tarke,
v.u and essuntis<: and in all Of ~lira per-
a. attention will % given O., matters OF collection
feHtftrf RvFEREScEs:
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