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States Of America in any Court Of CONNIE.
tent jurisdiction.
Src. S. Ans g. = frskcr eaaefaE that
from and after the day this act roes nc
effect the fsanlxing privilege shall ~
! abolshe pneralsgi, That the PoStnoas.
ter-eeneral and his chief clerks, and tie
auditor OF the Treasury for the Post-of.
See Department. shall be and they are
hereby authorized 20 trunSmit thro,irh
the 1nau, free Of postage, any Letters.
packages, or other matters RELATING ex-
clusively 70 their official duties. Or 10 tbe
business OF the Post-ofiice department
but tlJey shall in every such case endorse
on the back of the letter or packages 70
be sent free of postage over their own
signatures the words "Ofiicial business ,,
And for any such endorsement falsely
made the person so offending shall forfeit
and pay $500; and provided fsvsAcr. tie
several deputy Postmasters within the
Confederate States shall he and are here
by authorized 20 send through the mail.
free Of postage. all letters and packages
which il may be their duty. or they may
have occasion TO transmit to any person or
place and which shall relate exclusivel,-
10 the business Of their respective Offices.
or 20 the business of the Post-oflice nc.
partnent-hut in every such case the
deputy Postmaster sending any sach let
ter oy package shall endorse thereon. over
las o.fu signature the words. ~Posg-otiice /
business" And for any and every such |
endorsement falsely made. the person /
making the same shall forfeit and pag $500. 4
SIC. 8. lad 6s Il .fiutkcr ena-fsS. That
the third section of an act entitled an act
further 70 amend ''an act entitled an act
to reduce and modify the sales OF postage
IN the United States, and for other pnr-
pose, passed March Sd, IS5l,n approved
March Sd, 1850. whereby the letter regis
ration system WAS established. be and is
hereby repealed from ard after the dav
hat this act goes into effect
SIC. Z. b Il further enacted, eic.. That
40 Letters shall be carried by the express
" other chartered companies. unless the
anne shall De prepaid BY being enclosed
n a stamped envelope ofthis Confectionery
ma any companies violating the provis-
on Of this act shall forfeit and pay the !
um of five hundred dollars for each |
hense, to be recovered by action OF debt
n any court of this Conlederacy. having
ognizance thereof in the name and for
he use Of this Confederacy.
SEC. e h Il further enacted. That the
of the Confederate
tates be and is hereby authorized to make
II necessary arrangements for the trans
Mission Of mails between the territories
this and other governments, subject TO
le approval of the Presid ent, until pos-
n treaties can be effected I
Passed Feb. 2l, 1861. :
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XIV. NO. %.

can var cost about S, 1000 for everv man
sent, that Il viii be rather q heavy ex.
pence % sent 500. 600 men, Ois- ft6ssrna
- siHleTad Huiliieaa would keep the whole
Nofth n debt for thousand years.
s1essEs. hepubhcans. do You love NsT0
better than Rome?
cur leaders are. and ALWAYS have been.
the mere tools of England to effect de-
structlon Of this country. IN 1902 thev
/ nsd Their agents employed and their plans
iaie, % involve tho country in civil war.
and divide and conquer 1t as thev had the
last Indies. But the agents were detec-
ted and the Governments paid S5a.00a to
obtain the papers. They then tried TO
whip Us, but failing in this. they tried the
Aeehhoa Sehene in the West Indies. hoping
e iniure rs. Their Abolition agents In
TINS country, i IS well known. 30 10 Eng
land for funds and for consultation VIXEN
any great matter IS on hand to destroy as.
and benefit her East India interest. Last
Novemb while our elections were pend
ing, the Bombay Journals stated that the
Government had Just then completed the
negotiation for all the ooffan iaais in the
East Indies. This has been her game to
destroy our cotton interest and monopo-
lze the cotton trade. Black Republicans
are their hireling tools TO effect this. VIII
prices than the SOUTH VIII, she buy
totT icestevn pro9liefs osd A. bs1cr ,sision.sss
for soav shipping interest than flc S1isfi 2
VIII England give more employment to
your young men or viii her people ex-
pend more money among your people |
than the people of the Sonthg
And do you prefer her laws and customs /
more than the laws made by Washington. |
Jefferson and Hanoock2 If so. then YOU /
act consistently in your efforts to destroy /
this country. but not otherwise
In less than two years from this date
the film of British Astr England a5olitonisu
Will iall from the eyes of the body poll
tic of the great Northwest, and they
will ask why have we been so mad and 30
blind, as 10 be willing to give q milton and
9 hGV per d1aaifgs 70 co9ts6ermcn. and tehv
haze ace been hood-tgiaked 10 paV t-ciar OF
foHg per cent. moro fer cueyv pair Of shoes.
regy eoaf, kat or shirt and for crerv ton 81
.0.Taad iroa and al for thc beqcft Of Ne1r
tngkEld and one or fco other States that iierr-
lelp ,S-sghe7l the iSotth, lehieh 6lqfs aH ouy
rop, and pays IN gold, asks Us no bounty or tar
for their bciea 7 They viii then exclaim
away with your senseless jargon of fa-
laticism-away with your Goldfish swindle
away with extorting duties and unequal
aritfs-away with your one idea politicians
Tho ruin our trade and our country; and /
way with New England. Let her cold ,
nd selfish fanatics affiliate with Labrador
nd the hyperborean SHOWS. We of the
northwest will look to the sunny South;
ie IS olT .yi1end-Skc IS otv patron to her
e cling, for her we fight, for her we die
uch will be the voice of the great West,
nd amid the Kisses, curses and contempt
mankind, Black Repuhlicanism will be
urled into its ignominious grave, and
enceforward forever Stunned. like the
per's touch. RUrUs DoIBEAR =
New Orleans, Feb, 1861 :
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To the heirs of Elizabeth Terral, deceas-
ed. and to all other persons interested
in the final settlement of the estate Of
JACOB c. PARKER, deceased:
VOU are hereby cited to be and per
j sonally appear in and before the Pro-
bate Court of the County of Jasper, State
of Mississippi, at the Court House of said
county, in the town of Paulding, on the
first Monday in May next, then and there
to show cause if any you can why the final
account of Charles Hodges, surviving adj
ministrator of the estate of JACOB c.
PARKER, deceased, should not be allow
ed and decreed thereupon accordingly,
and further to do and perform such other
things as shall be considered and ordered
by the Court aforesaid in the premises.
- Given under my hand and seal
SEAL of Office. the 23rd day of Febru-
NV ary. A. ID. 1861.
THOMAS w. GRAYSON,
Clerk.
March l, 1861. cost
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DURSUANT 10 a decree Of the Probate
Il Court OF Newton County, State Of
Mississippi, made al the July term. a. d.
1860, thereof. the undersigned. guardian
of Elizabeth, Sarah and Edwin MeAlpin,
minor heirs Of W. J.. McALPIN, deceas-
ed, will, on Monday the 9TH day Of Jan
uary next, A. d. 1861, sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder. on a credit Of
twelve months from the day of sale. At
the door of the Court House of said New
ton County, between the hours prescribed
by law, the following land to-wit: One
fourth interest in the undivided half Of
the w Sec. 4. 5 w I of Sec. 10. and the
WI NV I Sec. IS and the n w ! of
Section "a, all in Township 6, Range II
Fast.
Said lands will be sold subject to the
lien prescribed by the Statute, and the
purchasers thereof will be required to give
notes with good security payable in twelve
months for the purchase money
WILLIAM McALPIN,
Guardian.
NOV. 2s, 1850. 7-5t
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W " TON NOON1 7.
In the Circuit Court, said County, TO
April term, a. D. 1861.
Isham Dansby)
vs.. , Attachment for SOS 50.
Elisha Walker.
UNO Elijah Walker. take notice, that on
the 2Sth day of November, A. D. 1850
an attachment. was issued at the suit OF
Isham Dansby plaintiff. against the estate
Of Elisha Walker. defendant, returnable
70 the April term, A. D. 1861, OF the Cir
cult Court OF Newton county, aforesaid,
and returned executed.
These are therefore, TO command YOU
TO be. and personally appear in and before
the Circuit Court of Newton county. afore-
said. at the Court House IN Decatur, on
the second Monday in April. A. D. 1861.
then and there to plead to said action or
Judgment viii be entered against you.
and the properly attached viii bs con
deunned and sold.
Issued and given under nv
SEAL hand and seal Of Office, A d.
wv 1861. JAS. A. WARE
Clerk
March /. lS6l 20-4t
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WHEREAS the estate Of jon VII
III HANSON. deceased was d,lared in
solvent IS an order and decac Of the
Prohate Court of Newton ConiT. state
cf Mississippi. made at the u Noven-
Der teru. A. 10. lS6a, Of said Cart Nov
aH persons holding claims sainst said
estate are hereby notified 20 Ing IN ssid
claims duly probated accor.ng 20 law
and have chem registered befre the Clert
of the Probate Court of said cunty, q 81
otHce in Decatur. within telre month.
from the date hereoE or thos1rne win n.
barred. JOSEPH WILL AMS1N
a. e. WILLIAMSON.
Adilnistratc-s
Dec. II. ls60. a-sm
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hAfNeTt W llllAEila & To-
Fs. ~ r.
Ellis q Brother,
Mver & Cato. et al.
DY virtue Of the above stated 4. fa to me
Il directed / will. on Monday, the 25th
day of Mar IA next, tit being the first day
of the next March Term OF the Circuit
Court of Jasper County,, in front Of the
door of the Court House, in the town Of
Paulding. in said County and State. be-
tween the usual hours Of sale, offer for
sale at public outcry. for cash, the follow
ing described lot or parcel Of land to-wit:
Beginning nc the point at which the Sec
tiou limo between Sections / and l. cross
es the run of the town spring branch,
thence South thrty-eight polls, to the
quarter section. post of the Northeast quar-
ter Of Section m. Township . Range Il
East; thence West thirty-three 5Sl00
polls % the Southeast corner of II. N.
Rounds lot. thence North az East, Q
5G-l0o polls 20 the Southeast corner Of the
Academy Tot. thence North 34' East, so
polls to che run of the town spring branch
thence down said branch to the beginning.
containing six acres two roods and II
G0-t00 polls more or less, situated ia the
town of Paulding. IN the County of Jas
per. levied on as the property Of Solomon
Mver. one of the above stated defendants
to satisfy the above Fl fa. in my hands, and
an costs. T. B. LASSITER.
sheriff Jasper County, Miss.
Feb. 20 1861. lg-4t
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To Alexander Watts, and to all persons
claiming or having an interest either le-
gal or equitable IN the lands hereinaf-
ter described al the time the same were
sold for taxes, and all such other per-
sons as may be interested therein:
WHEREAS, 5ohn T Harry has filed his
II amended bill in the Chancery Court of
casper county praying for a confirmation of
his title to the West Of the North West
and the West J o. the South West I of
Section 5, Township " Range II T.. sit
uated in Jasper county, which said land
was sold for the taxes due thereon. by
William p. Cherry. sheriff and tax collec-
tor Of Jasper county. on the 18th day of
March, A. d. ls45, and purchased by
James Holder, and whereas the said
James Holder sold and conveyed said
land 10 Dudley Z. Thompson. who sold and
conveyed the same to James III. Young
blood who sold and conveyed the same to
John +. Harry who has filed his amended
bill praying confirmation of his title as
aforesaid in the Chancery Court Of Jas
per county. Now, therefore. you are here
by notified of the premises and to be and
appear before tie honorable, the Chan
cefy Court Of Jasper county as aforesaid.
on the first day of the next regular term
thereof, to be holden at Paulding on the
9TH Monday in March, 1861, and show
cause if any you have or can against said
tax title. and why the complainant's title
to said land shoGld not be confirmed, and
10 plead answer or demur TO the COM
plainant's bill or else the same will be
taken for confessed.
JAS. L. MCCORMICK,
Clerk Chancery Court, j. G.
SHANNON q STREET
Sol. for CoHlE.
Enb Il ISG1 1R-8t
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~ Runaway from the s yscri-
A#FEf W1rF-Ttu Hfr7 z'7EHu -rrrr EEs ilfs
k5h gro FRANK. about - yea Old.
~ copper color; weighs abo l65
II pounds. has a scar on right
- Il and on the corner Of oneaf his
- eyess on the back Of b neck
there is a large seed wart.
The above reward viii be eiveior in
formation len at the Missisrnri oiiiee.
jackson. Miss, which will lead his re-
coVery.
Mrs. MARTHA Potter.
Nov. II. 1850 e-9
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49, ~ e.an|
top of his polrc. sDor,- 80 Eb-ss sfanger,
feel tho weight of the sword Now.
stanrcr be strong aud brave. ind leap
with all your might, for this will put your
courage 10 the test l"-whereupon. those
who appeared 10 understand it laughed
heartily, and outsiders concluded that
this must have been part Of the initia-
ton ceremonies.
According to the handbill, these sworcs
were made OF Damascus steel, and used
in the terrible wars Of the knights of
Malta, with roast beef and plum pudding,
eighteen hundred years before the de-
lure," and were presented 70 Pro Patria
Lodge by Alexander the Great" Among
them was said 70 be the celebrated sword
which was suspended BY a single thread.
The purchasers. however. did not seem 70
be impressed with their great value, for
the Eve swords only brought five dol
lars.
Then there were five terrible tin spears,
which were sold in lot for four shillings.
The seven helmets, said to have descend
ed from the Crusader, under Peter the
Hermit. with vizors complete. were also
sold in n lot for the same amount. Then
came the mail and armor. which went on
like easy terms, FIVE or six shillings pay
ing for the whole. Next were sold eight
four shillings each. Several hundred
dominioes. with cowls, black and white,
we're sold nj twelve and fifteen cents
aspice. ssThe Rugged Path" was not sold,
but judging from its appearance the
strangers" who passed over II must have
had a rough Journey over the rollers.
After the furniture and other articles
named had been sold, the auctioneer
withdrew 70 the back room. and proceed
ed to sell regalia. which he exposed TO the
gaze Of the uninitiated. The mystic vol
ume, said to be a large illustrated octave
work, was sold unseen.
The sacred bath" however. was dis
played to the crowd. Il sold for 81 80,
and appeared 10 be nothing more nor less
a large punch bowl.
IN conclusion, the "brolhers" joined
in song. 70 the tune Of Aud Lang Syne,"
beginning
When Old Maliesa first wa born
The crowd dispersed, and thus ends the
mystic brotherhood Of the Z. q. 5. NJ
IN. Y. Advertiser, Feb. %.
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StraYcd.

I EFT my premises on Saturday the 10th
1 inst, a small bay horse. about eight or
nine years old, with saddle mark one
side, scar on the washer of one eve, and
a small wart on his nose, and bay mare
mule, on the chunkey order. reached last
spring. and name grown until it nearly lays
over. Any information about them thank
fully received, or literally rewarded. Ny
Postoffice is Raleigh, Smith County. Miss
+. SPENCER.
March s, 1S6l. 2l-tf
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BY CARTER & SHANNON.


EHEAtG " AEC--A - - fhe
vrrIFPEAs letters testaHnentary .e..rs- 9. = :
III fa-t vii and testament Of DOCI -. -
t@opP4g. we're granted TO the uudezsssI
81 n the lass February term, A. y. -. -.
~ T~srer Probate Court. Now, al -
~ons hsvins claims against the esla.s- -
- tesfatSr. are hereby requires. y - -
6;t.;t tbe sanae: and have them regis..sl.ss-~
Trifbfu the time required By law o. 49,
viii be forever barred. o,,rs
ExecutoI.
F.b n 1861.
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AdmInIstrafrIx' sale OF Lands

AdmInIstratrIx' sale Of Lands.
lY virtue and in pursuance of an or
der of the Probate Court of Clarke
county, Miss, the undersigned, admin
istratrix OF the estate of Marcus +. Beard.
late OF said county, deceased, will on
Monday. the 25th of March, 1861, pro-
ceed to sell before the Court House door,
in the town of Paulding, Jasper County,
Miss, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, on a credit Of At months from
slggSiay Of sale. the flowing described
1s..4al0nnina TO ere estate Of said
Of North East fourth u - - 20. 49, "
township three, Range eleven East. iyEI,o
and keisie "a Iasnar 1snsts, 3ti--,-siTl-:SI s
The purchaser will be required tc give
bond with approved security for tie pay
ment of the purchase money.
MARTHA BEARD. dmrx.
Feb. f3. l96I lS-5t.
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GREAT INLAND TzoROUGHrsPr

IT. r zller=g sae1 1a= sz0-ae asi - F-sf -
4 effaa Ire 81 E0LA HORSE MAIL Cfftrfi ~
Tl-lllnz a1iig trnrl lie-1zc. ca TIE M1ss a. fi
k1llr1li re1 Fr-Irle LIrc- d par'zfl. ~ $780,
ca11ezt- Elth Ire of I 81 e EgE,-E GsT1 rfssTf5
- wAle1 rurs trl-useklF f-G1a lazliler - -
cal2eci-nE Hlsh gre @sgrhe-n llTG1s- z.ssr f.5-5-
tss- ana Tie DAILY -taEe Ire from We-~-r--s--
Ala-- q Merton ca the s1a-aeru En1d ~ fF--
Horse stE-es lesFe fsriilu< f1- T-1tl1 - sf--s-r
Meltne-14ys ars1 frllays- TIRE ezaEzh 70 c1-7s-s
uth tie staze ahe same llzT- Tie cars ~ 80 sss
EN- E1al rlr-il ~ 20 Eeurcrl --a-gr-. y-7.-
they eQEEea1 rz-l r1is line
- - --0CE Oh 1lss AtuC eHEzG 70 qrv IN sls
country the faaehss Elf1rtaf.ls- s-I - ,i--
earefal ana sec9Hsalac laslnr. Ftarsarr 50 l-..-
tif srzaf-fi7zz hsiu7 raGfa
- IS have LrF-rT S-sl-E E1T q rgsa-a-5--s n
NrHrr1 @iati1l a1a az Pauiii1E- An= rssrs-n -
r1E 2 can D. Earllshaa w-Ea ra-.Ta5al-as IS -
-HAR,AS 4 HIDE. Prgr-.atazs.
El4si4F lsct. y. tAF0 49,
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The state of STIssisSippi,

NV 1OAN COON !
IN Probate Court Of said County to Aprl
Term, 4. d. 1861.
To John A. Sinclair:
VOU are hereby notified to be and ap-
Il pear before the Probate Court of New
ton County, Mississippi, on the third Mon
day in April next, then and there to show
cause, if any you can, why the fnal ac-
count of J. c. Mckee and Sarah Sinclair.
administrator and administrators on the
estate of JOHN +. SINCLAIR, deceased,
now on file in said Court, should not be
allowed, and a decree entered thereon by
the Court aforesaid.
- Issued and given under my
SEAL hand and seal of office, Febru-
wv airy, 25th. A. D. lSGl.
JAS. A. WARE, Clerk.
March : 1861. 0I-5t
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NEWTON COUNTY.

In the Circuit Court of said County. to
April term, A. d. 1861.
Lee z Aurrell &co.l Attachment for
Vs. Als-,ss..-. st- - -. - ~
W. B. Clarke. 80 40
HO W. d. Clarke. take notice. that on
IL the 18th day Of May. A. d. 1850, an
attachment was issued at the suit Of Lee
P. Murrell, J. NJ Pace and g. w. Gross,
partners in business under the firm name
Of Lee P. Murrell d Co. plaintiff against
the estate Of W. B. Clarke defendant, re-
turnable to the October term, A. D. le6o,
Of the Circuit Court of Newton County,
aforesaid, and returned executed These
are therefore to command you to be
and personally appear in and before the
Circuit Court of Newton County, atore-
said, at the Court House in Decatur, on
the second Monday in April. A. d. 1861.
then and there to plead 10 said action, OF
Judgment will be entered, and the estate
attached will be condemned and sold.
Issued and given under my
SEAL, hand and seal, February, 18th
A. %. 1861.
IA MIS- 4 WARE (laHtr.
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Shall We Have Export or Import
Duties +?


What the eventual destiny of tho So
called border States may be; whether
they will link their fortunes with the
North or with the South or whether
they will form themselves into great
Central Confederacy, interposed between
and saving from hostile contact two differ
ent systems of civilization, to neither Of
which they wholly belong, and with both
of which they have natural sympathies-
these are political speculations Of absorb
ing interest but which afford no safe foun-
dation whereupon to erect the fabric of
our legislation. All sound practical legis.
lation must be based upon certainties and
framed with n view to present exigencies,
resting in no wise upon mere possibilities
or even probabilities. The ediiice can af-
terwards be enlarged when new occupants
seek admission, and its structure altered
to suit their requirements and needs. We
are now a Confederacy of cotton States;
we may or may not remain so. But ID Is
for q Confederacy of cotton States that we
must make laws. Our first, and for the
present only duty, then, is to the wants
and interests OF the cotton States, and not
10 that larger confederacy which as vet
exists only in our hopes as a vision of the
future.
As cotton States, almost all we produce
is consumed by others. What we produce
the world can buy only from US what we
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late oFESora FutcIl. DecesAse - -
Nurrr.s I.tfsrs Of Administrator, -.
ne estate o. So. So f + Sfississippi.were
nted to the undeTsienee,.q e.-'. = = - Newton
Term of the Probate NolI. ,l.-;.,,- :, claims
~. Now an - ,is,eIent are here
ainst the estate Of sai6 aees.olsi'. s,d have
notifed 10 exhibit the same -, ',,,rszcri
sla registered within the siile me bSrred.
ey law, or they Will 6e ,l,911 IeTer ASr,r.
+. L. MURKELL' sue ASE-t
Jan. sOth. IS6l.
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InsoIVenf Notice.

To the creditors of r. r. RODGERS, de.
ceased, and all other persons interested
in the distribution of his estate
VOU are hereby notified to be and APP
Il appear in and before the Probate
Court of jasper Count, State Of Mississip-
pi, at the Court House thereof, on the first
Monday in April next, then and there to
show cause If any you can. why the report
of the commissioner of insolvency on said
estate should not be confirmed by the
Court aforesaid, and proceedings thereon
had accordingly, and further to do and
perform such other things as shall be con-
sidered and ordered by the Court afore-
said in the premises.
Witnessed the Honorable BENJAMIN
Judge of Probate of Jasper
County. State Of Mississippi, the first Mon
day in March. A. d. 1861
- Given under my hand and seal
SEAL of office, the 7th day Of March.
wv A. i. 1861.
THOMAS w. GRAYSON.
Clerk
March e 1861. ol.4t
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Arnls. nTIIItarUnlrnru,s

NAfHo VII he nnenl6elof = Company oft
w sons 20 subscribe LnsfaiiHnents 81 ans. lifi
70 suit their convenenees1l slsd tiptrris y oGu
erection of s Southern A.. Military Cons tlf
Woolen Factory The Hrson nho subscrae ana
largest amount by the 81 wednesday "a E tae
lsui- 70 be entitled tbetes the diFdends Alst,
stock 70 a premium ofsl1J; she next iaraa ms
$1,000: tho next iarrekto ef sGo. 80 - %
largest. O. fitl0 eaea; tialuF next lerrnst to 81
each; the ninety next tsst. 10 $50 estell. the -
hundred nexi largest. 70 ache tho three hu ~
next largest, TO 50 each 4e three hindred ~
largest % SD each the thousand next larssN
80 SO each the thirty-lr next largest 20 $ e1Ir
and the person DO tiis hbtan es5her af tfa go
an extra premium Of 8 ail 70 be paid in Casi
Real Eaiafc. Arms or y u Cl1snne--il anys
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