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RISING FROM THE RANKS.


The Frankfort correspondent of the Cincin.
natti GAZETTE tells the following story, how
hotel porter became Brigadier General:
just now, while all eyes are turned to Somer-
set and SchGpffs brigade, it may be interesting
70 supply soue particulars in the career Of tho
Gtneral who Is loacing our forces there, and
on whose sAiliul generalship alone we can rely
Tor success against the overwhelming odds,
IL Is one OF the notifying humilations of
which the war is bringing so many of the re-
bells, that tho aristocratic Tennessee Congress-
man, who commands tho rebel army, has been
once ignominiously defeated by, and is now
again opposed TO a late Nelc York hotel porter
When Gen. Sch@pff came to this country he
was without means. Nothing better Offering,
he asked and procured the situation Of porter in
one Of the leading New York hotels and many
a lady who reads the GAZETTE this morning
has had her trunk carried up and down stairs by
the present Brigadier General, whose second
victory we are hourly expecting the wires to
TO Washington, where he continued as porter in
one OF tho hotels, till his unvarying pollteness
and industry brought him under the notica of
Mr. Holt. Pleased with his appearance, and
determined to see whether he would rise If he
had chance, Mr.. Holt gave him a situation in
the Patent Office. AT first his duties were very
Misunderstanding bundles, arranging models,
and the like but ho was gradually tried on
more important labors, and it was still found
that whatever he did was well done. A posi-
ton was then arranged for him more suitable TO
bis newly discovered abilities.
MIR. Holt continued to take great interest in
him and missed no opportunity for promoting
his advancement. When he was transferred 20
the War Department he took Schoepff with
him. An important survey In Virginia chanced
TO be needed, and Schoepf was intrusted with /.
his brought him under the eye of Gen. Scott
and his military education and requirements
were for the first time brought TO light. Thence
forward his rise was sure. lie continued TO be
employed on important business in the War
Department till educated officers began TO be
demanded for our volunteers, when the New
York hotel porter was appointed a Brigadier
General, and sent to protect the state of his BEN
eiactor from invasion. Mr.. Holt was already
the proud satisfaction of knowing that the man
be took from hotel drudgery in Washington won
Wild Cat, lot us hope 1t may speedily 10 added
that the same leader has held Somerset.
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TIE VOLUNTEER ENGINEER RBGI-
MENT

Colonel EDWARD W. sERREiIA \
sow AT SEAT oy WAR -
The pay q Soldiers In this Regiment s -
GID SEVkNTEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH t}tT 4
few more Triggers, ship carpenters blacksmishs.
miners, machinists, boiler makers and wheal-
wIights, will be received for
COMPANIES y AND IL
None but sober and competent men need apply,
Volunteers In this Regiment will be under pav
and furnished with quarters and rations At ofioa.
and their families will be provided for by the su.
thorities
ONE HUNDRED Rs-SiOO-BoUNrY
viii be paid to each volunteer when mustered Qua
Of the service.
Enllstmeni for three years or during the war.
HEAD QUARTERS,
Corner CHAMBERS AND
CHATHAM STREETS,
delO 24'1OS NEW YORK.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDFR an m

PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THK
surrogate OF the County Of New York, Notioo n
hereby given 70 all persons having claims Againsa
Caiharine Vgnes, late Of the City Of New York. de-
ceased, 70 present the same with vouchers Thereof
70 the subscriber at his Office No. 1871 Greenwich
street In the city OF New York, before the S0th
DAY Of May neHt: Dated, New York, the 10Th dag
ofNoVember, 1851.
LOIna III PIaNoIRr Ersnutor.
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STEAM.


The above list includes only the effective ships
at date, but from the large retired list Of tho
navy hundred more might 10 fitted up in a
short time.
A. q matter Of interest, in this connection, We
append list Of tho French navy;
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or THR

L Surrogate OF the County a New York, notice Z
hereby given 70 all persons having claims AeAinsa
ELIJAH 7. BARKER, late Of the city OF New York,
deceased 70 present the same, with vouchers thsrO
street, In She city Of New York, ON or before The
dxth day Of March next. Dated, New York, ,he
S7thsdAy Of August, 1881. ISAAC o. BARKER,
Administrator, &c., with the will Ana6xed.
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The Union and the Constitutes for Ever
Attention, United States ChAsseurs, Col. JOHN
COCHRANE Lieut.. Colonel SCHALER.-wAnted
for the above named Regiment at the Recruiting
Depot 2OI Avenue d, few able bodied msn 70
Join the regiment now in camp Washington,
70 whom pay and ration will commence AZ soon ~
signing the roll Also, relief for families giAran-
teed and Bounty Of 100 dollars at the close Of the
war, when honorably discharged. N. Bro
cruits for this regiment viii leave for WAShingtoa
next week.
LOUIS SCHLAMP, Jr..
Recruiting Officer,
dill 24ac'1Oa 2OT Avenue d.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
4 Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice v
hereby given 70 all persons having claims AgAinse
BOHkKk LUKRs6kN, lac Of The City of kcS
York, deceased, 70 presont ne same, with voush-
ers thersoE 70 The bubsosfbers. ., Tho once
e Esw York. on a bsS0rs the Seventeenth day d
March nszA
Dated Nav xosA, me- lith day Of Bsp.szbss, 1891.
JOIIN II, RTNCK, Adminislralos. 49,,
ofosksks Lnsu.ssA.
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Important from tho Upper Potomac

Frederick, Dee ia gentleman who ar.
rived from WilliaInsport late last night re-
ports that Jackson's brigade has been largely
increa'ed, and is supposed TO amount 10 1900
men, at Falling Waters.
AT o'clock p. NJ, Fitty-one wagons, belong
ing to the rebels, were backed down TO the
shore, and boat from each quietly launched
into the river Two Of the boats, which were
OF large sze,w for the transportation of Jack
sons artillery.
Our informant thinks the object of jackson Is
20 croes over, make dash at Williamsport and
ecure the stores and arms there lie Informed
Col. Leonard Of all that was transpiring, and
the latter has taken full precautions to prevent
il.
LATER.
II is reported on the street that one regiment
only is about to move, which indicates that
jackson has not sufficient strength TO execute
his threat, but has probably tried the expert
ment and met with check. Firing was heard
at ak o'clock, tho hour at which Best's battery
had probably reached the river, opposite Falling
Passengers by TIagerstown stage report ru-
mors Of firing at Falling Waters this morning,
and thousand other reports, but nothing au-
thentic. There was considerable excitement
there. The stage left at 6 A. M.
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LYoNs' MAnNI

LYoSs' MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER. n
The original and genuine article, will exter rim. .
Reaches, ANTI, and all veruin. Free from no,ao.a
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Are sure death 10 Rats and Mice Sod by al Drul
gtsts eyery where. u. 8. BARNES, Proprietor.
Park Row, and 424 Brpanway.
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BARRY's TRIcoPHRRous
Is the J., 4 and cheapest article fr drrasinr An.
oes9til ing; cleaning, curling preserving and n
storing the hair. Ladies' try Il. Sold by M Dxa.
gists.
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WILCOX & Grnns

WILCOX & GmBs
SEW ING MAC HINBs,
bOs BROADWAY.
$50. a.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-17
YHIRTY.sEvENTH CONGRESS.
MONDAY, Dec. 10.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Mr. Grimes presented q petition from !ne NV NV
2cus of Iowa for u change in the law whic" GA
Guides Jewish chaplains in the army. - r
Mr.. Grimes presented a petition that, III oo oh-
@quence Of the present rebellion, slavery oo 'o'
%solutcly and Internationally abolished. ;.a
Mr.. Sumner presented several p%ctitlons asn ina
thu: the slaves of the rebels may be emane'pa.,
ID also a petition from the Mayor Oh nos'i IN
md others asking for the repeal OF tna INV :" ,hn
respect to Jewish Cbaplains. keierred Nv
Military Committee. r. .,o az.
Mr.. Chandler presented a petition Tor '"' "a
Change Of prisoners. 49,. .bo, tho
Mr.. Ten Eyck offered a resolution ana " the
present war is for the Union a:coroins - ~
Constitution that the object OF me war .hs,
save the former and enforce the latter ths
vas so In The beginning and should DC 30 " dis
last; that measures extreme, radical anu a
raptiyr in themselves, involving IN a cont
late the loyal and dlsloyal should not DC ta a' Gov
cd to, and that in supprcssing treason ~ p" "roani,
ernment cannot prove a traitor to the ofs""'
law Of The lard. Laid over. co,,
Mr.. Hale offered II resolution thai 'ne -
mittee on Military Affairs be requested " "
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

The North Carolina Standard OF the 4to
s,rns from reliable sources that u Federal ress,ll-
mon, had taken possession of Portsmouth,, N.
= and that there are ten Yankee steamers IN
pamlico Sound.
Chicago. Dec. 5. The Bowling Green (ky.)
ro,,ir saws that Parson Brownlow was arrest
ed for treason DO the Confederate State Com
,nis,iopers at knoxville, on the 9Th, and com-
;1jttcd to iail. The Knoxville Register says INC
yumor Of an order from the rebel War Depart,
ment for Brownlow's safe conduct north hau
created intense excitement.
New York, Dec. Ii. The Express says inc
sxc;,ement on Change is intense beyond descrlp..
lion. Breadstufs are favorably affected, and all
Jescr;nt;ons are firm. Many lots of cotton arc
withdrawn from the market, and there ID ou' "
.im array of samples on sale IN the ptoAe.
0Aces. S~altpetre advanced from IL 70 lou p.
pound, and few holders would name any PfioG'
Birthstone is kept out Of the market. Cnon,
calls advanced. Bicarbonate OF soda Went mp !.
lc. Coffee and tea are all withdrawn from I'LL
mayket, or only offered at enormous Prices.-
Sugars offered sparingly. Sterling eSc"a"s
increased to 10.
Baltimore, Dec. IS. Barque Agnes mas ia H., a.
rived here and repol is speaking the English Df'l
Mary Morton. which reported that tile sum-
and ~Iroquois had "A severe engagement anu W.,
one Of them, he did not know which, hao p"
Tito Martinique to repair damages. -,
Cincinnati. Dec. 10. Oar forces at the p Mtn
Of Allegheny Camp numbered 1900. In, lns
.aargcd upon the enemy and drove them ua' !
Aho, ire was KEEP, up during the afternoon =
both sides, and several brilliant charges VIC,
made by our men. During the night the sae ~
withdrew, burning everything they ceula IA ~ .
e4rTy with them. Our loss IS ~ ki,i ,':,,ad !;
wounded, while the rebel loss is l5o Killed. !
Guiding the field officer.
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rather of Il blackguarl and q scoundrel. (Sen-
satlon.)
Mr.. Richardson immediately called Mr.. Con-
way to order. He said this vas not the place to
settle suoh difficulties.
MIR. FOukc wanted to say one Mord.
Mr. Stevens and others objected.
The speaker informed MIR. Fourke that n de
gate was IN order.
Here the matter erdcd.
Among the bills introduced and referred was
one by Mr.. Morrill, of VT, donating laed to sew
eral States for founding Agricultural Colleges
MIR. Granffer of Michigan introduced a bill
for the relief of the Union soldiers now prisoner
In Richmond and elsewhere in the rebel State
A letter was read at his instance from one OF
the prisoners showing their restitution. The
bill was referred to Military Committee.
Mr.. Cradlebrugh of Nevada introduced u bill
to establish u branch mint in the Territory OF
Nevada. Referred to the Committee on Confer
ence.
Mr., Vallaudigham of Ohio introduced the
following preamble and resolution
Whereas, the Secretary of the Navy has reported to This
Jacinto, an armed public vessel of the U. s., did, on the
9Th Of Nov. 1861, on the high seas, intercept the Trent, a
British mail steamer. and forclbly remove therefrom ) as
M. n Jason and John slidel, disloyal citizens, leading
conspirators, rebel enemies and dangerous men, who
WIFI tHelT sultcW we're Oh z way 1t CuIopC " Pioh1oNs
the cause of the insurr ection, claiming to be ambassadors
from the seeded Confederate States, and
Whereas, The Secretary of the Navy has further repor
ed to this House that the prompt and decisive action o
Capt Wilkes on this occasion merited and received tn
emphatic approval of the D partment, and moreover in
public letter has thanked Capt. Wilkes for the act,
And whereas, this House did on the LIST day of the session
propose to tender the thanks of Congress to Capt. Wilke
for his brave, adroIt and patriotic conduct in the arrest
the traitors Mason and Sl.dell, and whereas further, on tn
same day this House did request the President to contn
TIE said Mason and Slidel in the cells OF convicted fe
! 0nS until certain military TfiCtr rs OF the | nlteQ STATES
captured and held by the so-cslled Confederate State
should be treated as prisoners of war.
Therefore, be it Resolved as the sente Of this Hous
that it is the duty Of the President to now firmly mail
r tain the stand thus taken, approving and adopting II
act of Capt. Wilkes, in spite of any menace or demah'
Of the British Government, and that the House pledg
' its full support to him in unfolding now the honor, al
= vindicating the courage of the Government and Peep
5 Of the United States against a foreign power.
y Mr.. Vallandigham moved the previous que
tion. Mr.. Fenton Of N. Y. hoped the %resolutit
u u would be referred to Com. on Foreign flair
a The motion to refer was agreed to-lOS to l6
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FROM WASHINGTON.

New YORK, Dec. II.
The Herald's dispatch says, the Brazilian
Minister gave i dinner last evening, at which
Quite a nunoer of the Diplomatic Corps were
present. OF course the seizure of Mason and
Slidell was discussed in IA non-committal way
The impression was that England would mak (,
n demand for the release of Mason and Slideli
but that "a lengthy correspondence would SETTLE
the matter without d war.
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FROM KENTUCKY.

CINCINNATI, Dec. II.
The special dispatch to the Gazette and CON-
,,orr;oI ner mail from Somerset, has failed TO
come to hand to-day. Gen. Buell. is expected TO
take the field in person in Il few days. 1t Is re-
norted that our troops are crossing Green l.i'ea r
and that Buckner is coming up the railroad u
offer battle this side. of Bowling Green.
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rpou pAsTERN VIRGINIA.

A prominent and influential citizen OF Mary
land, who has recently been in re-
ports that the Union sentiment IN Eastern SHI
GINA is rapidly increasing. lie says ina. u
Congress shall not lcgislate uniaVoraTiy on 'i Is
Slavery question, that a portion Oh virginia 's
safe for Union.
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SALTPETRE.

Nearly all the saltpetre in England had been
quietly bought by our Government agents, ou'
i cannot now be forwarded under the action O.
the British Government.
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GROUP CURED.

HlGHaATE, VI, Jan 2, I'W
NV little BOY had a violent attack of Group last veg
We cured him iii Thirty minutes BY a tree use OF l'T. N
G. Whites Elixir. W " MaNl'N' ."'
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cor1GHs AND COLDS CURED

This %ce1tilies that N. G. Whites Pulmonary H'S;F
has been used in my family, in cases of ,evere colds a.
tended with sore throat, and has been Io"ho d 'e'''''o
medicine REV. j. ". WOODWARD, Wettfo' d, W
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-17
ANOTHER REBEL SENATOR.

A gentleman just arrived IRON Missouri .%a s sohoIs
that Senator Polk has gone over 10 the lco'''
and is taking counsel with them ~ memphis
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-17
FROM MISSOURI.

Several citizens of Arkansas have reached
Roia during the past week, and enlisted in the
Arkansas Company under Capt. Ware, late
member of the Legislature from that State.
These men say there was q Union society in
lizard. Fulton, independence and Searcey Coun-
lies, numbering $500 men, which could have
made an organized society in we weeks more,
but it was betrayed by a recent member ana
broken n, up and hssn s'a "sers'ed maIy taken q! sn' to Little Little
Rack. Some have been hanged, and a large
Number are now in tho woods trying to effect
iAeir escape from the State.
John Hogan, ex-postmaster at st. Louis, who
rds arrested Saturday for embezzlement in a
card published Monday evening, says his arrest
Vas caused by a disagreement between him and
The auditing tficcr of the General Pest oilee,
which might have been prevented by prolnpter
examination of his accounts.
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Very Latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK PM.
FROM wAsulNGToN-THE CABINET ON MASON AND
SLlDELI.

FROM wAsnlNGToN-THE CABINET ON MASON AND
sLlDELI"
New YORK, Dec. II.
The Herald's Washington dispatch says, the
Cabinet has been in session several hours to-day,
during which our difficulty with England was
discussed with great calmness and iirlnness,-
Whatever the demands from England may be
our Government is resolved that Mason and Sill
dell shall never be given up. .
The Times dispatch says, that the rumors OF
a messenger arriving post-hastc with dispatches
for Lord Lyons are false. No ultlmatum from
the English Government in regard to Slldell and
Mason is expected at the beginning Of diplomatic
correspondence on the subject.
THE sHIP ISLAND EXPEDITION - GEN. PHELPS
PROCLAMATION.
One of the guns of Cummings Battery was
lost in landing on Ship Island. The Mass. 26th
and the 9th Conn, are comfortably encaMped
near the lighthouse, and the Salem Battery neal
the fertilization. The Constitution left at Ship
Island her splendid rihed long range guns, and
also six fine life-boats. During the day the
Constitution sailed q naval engagement took
Mace between the U. S. g%unboats New Londor
and steamer Do Sofa, and the rebel armed Vts
sells the pamlico and California, which were at
tempting to run the gauntlet from New Oriean
to MotiIe, Nobody was hurt on either side.
Our naval authorities at Ship Island refused
to carry Gen. Phelps slavery proclamation ovel
to the mainland. Lieut.. Buchanan OF the Y
S. NAVY, commanding Fort Massachusetts,, gay
orders that it should not be posted or read with
in his lines, as long as he was in
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-17
uy TELEGRAPH
70 THE FREEMAN
O'CLOCK, A. M.
rDov GEN. DANas' COMMAND.

Williams and five men were captured
'+ Hs enemy while on an unauthorized scout
. rI last in Virginia, near dam No, 4;
Io r'ore arc ~gricyous Complaints by some OF the
I insIr including the 18th Massachusetts,, at
T55' nnn r,ct:pt of noT 'cnts, those now IN Use
IA. I% n6t for winter use. A complete Gov
HAs u. +elecraph line now extends from Al
enANs CIV "a flagerstown, Md, including all the
tzanu'l "n the Virginia shore, the War Depart
camps and ID the CAMPS of Generals Banks and
SI al..,,icence from Harper's Ferry is, that the
l ln"h ha11 constructed a bridge from the main
leosI' u Kerr's Island in the Shenandoah, and
ANU w, off a locomotive and conveyed it to
oousn nster The rebel force at Martinsburgh
'"'.nnrrsidcrably augmented, and has grown quite
;anrudent along the river line
}E%s, rebel battery which opened on Gen.
,,laa1a.s pickets at Dam No. 5 last week, was
lf eOa,;nr Of Alburtis Wise's Artillery and a
a ls;an Of Rock Bridge Artillery from Martini
ss.'h. Their infantry amounted to 700 men
'uI two Cavalry corps. The Infantry was con-
An nIS ~ as to cut off the retreat OF Lconard's
t " ~ should they attempt to cross the river te
.,to The battery, the temporary abandonment
If which was Il lelnt.
" or Monday Col. Leonard took two guns ul
,T,rt frederick above dam No. 5, to give thu
.ohl farce returning by railroad, u raking.-
,5o,t 9 o'clock a train came up, and whel
, 1g,n' . miles distant he opened upon it. Th
~n. sbort checked the train. The two succeed
I@,s struck the right cylinder of the en-
,se causing steam to escape in great volume
f1@n train had no troops aboard, but those j
'brsc made excellent time in escaping A
%s, counts the train was still standing on tn
~,et .Jackson's forces at Martinsburgh com
rr;ss 5000 troops we'll armed and provided fol
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-17
EIGHTH REGINa EMF!

S TAM BY THE FLA G..
On DOLLARS per month to each Volunteers! SIooi IN
ZU money at the close of the War PAY and BOARD
to commence at the time of Enlistment. a company IS
now being recruited at Worcester Corner, to be attached
to the famous " BUTLER BRIG AIDE" The company
and Regiment need soon to be filled, as they are wanted
on the field. Able-bodied, ste ady noble men wanted.
EDWARD HALL, Recruiting Officer.
Worcester, Nov. 20, 1861.
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Machidists, Iron and Brass Founders,
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v. R. BRINGHURsT & SON,

)LARESVILLE, TENNESSEE
Ho Southern men. who raise your voice.
And loudly shout for Southern rights,
Yet send your money north, from choice,
And thereby strengthen northern might
Hard times We cry? No money herei
And why? the north has drained your Golfers,
And "Wide Awakes' DER lager beer,
Rejoice in being your scotiers.
The cure for your complaining tones,
Is ready at your open doors,
You've but to keep gour cash at nome, a
And Northern bugqies, buy no more
And at your Annual County Fairs,
Your premiums offer for the best
of0f your o,cn manufactured wares,
And Judges prdhcdL should test.
And when n swell, you wish TO take
Beside handsome Southern belle,
Your buggies buy of CLdrksoiHe make,
Brnghurst & Son keep them to SELL
But should we not quite suit your taste,
Your orders leave, they can be met,
In time to suit mod rate haste
By those who, orders neer forget.
Nov. l6, lS60-1y.
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ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY

C1arksriile Insurance Agency.
NoTIcE PoLIGY-HoLDERs.--The War clause will
hereafter be attached to all Inland contracts open
and special Policies issued at this agency Of tho
.Etna Insurance Company covering shipments s
follows; Warranted by assured, free from claim
for loss or damage arising from civil commo-
ton or nom Piracy, seizure, sequesratioa or
detention or the consequences Of any other hostile
act Of the Government or the people, person, or
persons Of any State Of this Union or Of any State
claiming to have seeded from this Union.
S. S. WILLIAMS, Agent
April 20, ls6l--4w. n
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