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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11

TIE F~RESHET.-The freshet announced AZ
Augusta some days ago, is now coming dow in
an immense volume, threatening much disaster
to some plantations above the city. Sunday, as
it was, many Of our planters were engaged the
whole Of yesterday in removing their rice and
strengthening their dams. In some places ii
lacked hat a few inches Of an overflow, and last
night The river was still rising-SaUaaaah Re.
publican.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11

- The Cincinnati Commercial IS Of opinion
that Cen Beauuegard has Qua generated IicCIel-
Ian. Il Mcclellan Is 10 be made another
victim o. Intolerance, and Is % follow. Scoir.
Mcdowell, Fremont, Hamey, ef 81 Omne gems.
into disgrace and retirement, where viii the crazy
ryrantS OF the North find another man 6t for their
brief ldoiarv 3 They had better try next some
general freshly imported from The roval battle
fields OF Europe. Perhaps Prince Napoleon
E0nld 9raciOusly consent fo- command their
armies. GJribaidi has turned the cold shoulder
10 them. We fear that either old Abe himself
viii be compelled to take the field OF the French
Prince VIII be pressed INFO their service.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11

y my premises, on TIE frs Of Oejabe-.
i ny HORSE. biarE color, Iane IN -h- rEh- ~
shoulder medium s-zr, aud about nine years ~
Old. Any person returning be- sane % my premises IN
HuT5ertsto'vn, vil be literally rewarded.
Oel0-rf Nc STRFHT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11

D~IsCoUNTING on BACoN.-Tbe EdgefeId
4dcetisrr says the bank of Hamburc. South
Carolina, will lend money for purchasing hogs
from Kentucky and Tennessee. This viii be q
great accommodation 20 all who can get salt and
save their bacon, and who do NOT rear thcir own
hogs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11
FOR SALE.

STLAd FIGURING MILL. in Upton eounfv.
Il With Two mn 81 milsonrs six acres - land. aboat
uns uS"f 81 hogs Two yoEeo Of oxen, wood WAGON. eia.
~ q apiended wheaf district Pieufy0 OF grinInx durug
we whole yesr. The above property viii he salI reat
souahle- References 90 rhos- Avorn. ESQ. Ea-ia Mills
Memphis- OF 10 S. T.. ilavman, Esa. iuspeefor 81
Washington street address. or cali upon
SAMLa G.. NCMURTF.
ot9-jw Pprtersyiile. Upton 60 Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11
STORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES
FOR SHE!

I'VE HOUSE We DOW occupy f. Tor rent -,
l. The Counter. Shelves end Fi7rurrs are -
Tor sale The hSHse B. dve stories and has a EiuI
good cellar. Apply O., ance To- -
STOTALL ( MITCHELL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11

DIFFICULTIES or TuC NORTu.-Amon@ the
many reasons assigned by northern men for tie
cruel war now vuccd by The North against the
South, we do not r~rcollect % have seen the hon.
est ruth more plainly told, Than fell from The lips
Of Gen. Mcclellan, as SET iouh in The following
extract:
A few months ago, Gen. Mcclellan was asked
by a friend from kentucky-' Do you expect by
This war to ~suhjugate the South !'' "SubiUgate
the SOUTH ne replied. No, sir; the North can
no more subiuea,e the South than the South can
~-ujugate the Moth What, then, DO you pro-
pose as the object and Justification oi this h0rid
warP' The answer was: Well, sir, this war
is a military necessity TO 10 the North. We are
obliged to FIGHT yea, or we shall have TO f"ht0ne
another. There is an impression abroad unfa-
vOrahle to our couuage the same opinion pre-
walls at the Soulh; and If we did not fight, We
should lose the control over a lar@t portion Of our
OWn people. 30 W are under a necessity 10
fight.
The Ccatosi Presbyterian, Of Richmond, is le-
sponsible for the statement, having received II
from &" good authority"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11
EXECUTORS NOTICE

ANlNt' qualified as Executor Of the Iast win and
Al Testament Of Dr.. j. -. Morrison. dee o. Z hereby
notify all p rsors hTving claims against -aI esfsr. 10
pfe-eut them. duiy authenticated, within the ru- 1r--
scIibed hy ias.
JNO s. DICKAsON. E1ec1.a-.
I4fab.r Iaf Tlgr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11

GEN. r. n. ANDTRSoN.-The leader Of ID,
gallant exploit al Pensacola some particulars al
which was given in oar tclegraPhic column W.
rerday, is a West Point graduate Of 1912; rIsn
in the Dragons; promoted lst Lieutenant Tor his
conduct at The tight Of san Augustin, Mexico,
August, lSlsi promoted 10 a captaincy in 1853.
NosJ OF his service has been on the frontier. ii
he commencement Of the present trouble. he re-
>.gued his position ia the Federal army, and was
appointed, by Governor Pickens, Colonel Of the
First regiment Somh Carolina inflnTTy, which
position he held until his recent promotions 10
acknowledgement by President Davis. lie : a
native Of South Carolina.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11

THE LOUISVILLE COURER-The Nashville
taioF Of Wednesday announces that AE. HAIDE-
n AZ has il in contemplation 10 revive the publ
cation OF the louisville CoHrier in Nashville.
The arrangements, says the Union, VIII he com
pietrd IN a day or two for commencing 10, publ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11

- Tie Bellefoute Era STATES that several
Jackson county tAla companies of volunteers
ana some from other eoup,cs. recently rrndrz-
vousing under Col H. {. Humphrey al Deca-
rar. have since the di>band mrnt OF ih- brigade
ar the want Of arms, rendered their services a.
an independent battalion. 10 Gov. Harris. Of
Tennessee, for twelve months, and have been
aooa,fcT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11

ig The New York JOaraai Of ComHeoS OIL
the 23d ulr, says that Chase has prepared IN
exposition OF he laU relating both 30 Inc CONS
casion Of 5outhen properly and the prohibitpn
OF commercial Intercourse with the South. il
gives positive assurance thal money On dspoe.
in banks and elsewhere in Northern States wa
not be disturbed unless there is reason to belieSe
that il is 10 he usod in MD Of the South. 1he
matter Of fact that il belongs to a resident Of -
STATES declared TO be in a state Of Instruction IS
not 10 ha considered . reason for It's arrest, al /
Il may remain on deposit as undispu-bcd rs Ii d
were owned in the North
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11

ALABAMA LEGIsLATURE.-Gov. Moore has
issued a proclamation calling upon tho members
Of the Legislature 10 meet at Montgomery on the
9th instant
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11

VANDALISM OF TIN NORTHERN 1RO0rs-
The Baltimore SsH, in speaking Of the advance
Of the northern troops upon our lines in front o.
Washington. SAYS:
The eonduct ol the Federal troops to-day.
while occupying the grounds recentlv vacated
by the rebels, resulted in the bGnin. # properly
to the amount OF from thirty 10 forty thousand
dollars, including houses with their contents, buI
which were ~nnoccupied. no distinction being
made Is 10 the political character Of their owncr,.
The wauton acts viii doubles, undergo I'M
VesligatiOn by lhe military authorities, AZ they
were strongly condemned by Mcclellan, who
went over 10 The Virginia side al an early hour
to-day, visiting the various localities recently
vacated by the rebels. \ private was summarily
shot by his superior officer for INSTRUMENTATION
in refusing 10 perform duty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11

ALAEAfED-The New York Timfs declares
that ID the invasion Of kenrucky is not met
with an promp'nc--, and with Oh tn power o.
the government, no earthly power can prevent
the victorious march Of Gen Johnston into the
Ohio Valley, and the wintering OF he grand
army in The cities OF Louisville and Cincinnati
The result thai paper fears, although ye, to be
realized, win be aecomp'i- bod If necessary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11
4 SfGNurcANr ApNSsfoN.-Thc

A SiGNIIICANT ADNHSSfON.-The Hsrah
makes the following irrepres>Ible admission in
regard 10 the poverty o. the recruiting business
hut lays ihe account ST the door of rhe abolition
ISIS. It says:
Ii is painful to perceive 10 what extent, in the
! villages and Interior towns Of New York and
New England, and the West, the recruiting Off
ces Of the Federal army nave become iorsaken ,
in consequence Of The ~intri@aes and machina-
tions OF secession sympathizers and abolition
mal-contents. In larger cities Ike this metrop-
Oils, Boston and Philadelphia, their efforts are
neutr1ized; buT, in portions OF the North where
Inc poison can be Sown with less observation. an
incalculable amount OF harm i being done. 10
which il brhooves the government 10 pay imme-
diate attention. The leaders Of The political n
trigue, carried ON in the name OF the old Dem
OcTafic party, do not hesitate 10 ayow their
intention of 50 acting that they may be able
tolIy claim 20 southern gratitude, whenever the
war Is ended. The newspaper associate OF The
TsjbaHe, on the contrary, hope to tITn the hostil-
tiles that have commenced into a war iCg negro
emancipation, and ca the broad ground o! niggrT
w0rshipping abolition 10 overthrow and s]upplani
Mr.. Lincoln yud hi- administration. Meanwhile
hey strive t0 render INN obnoxious, and 10 iTus-
trdtc The completion Of hi, wcll-laid. patriotic
schemes for the rrst5rJlioU Of the integrity Of
the republic.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11

The Louisville J0vlEoi make, Toe following
!~ae.ymo~c appeal for Lincoln Volunteers:
The urqimcni md r Col Crrrau pope has non,
been Iu comp ty0 Ut-f-. and they Still rrquir,
nearly loul hundred m-n go complete their cr
@Jnllt,roh. Special appeals 60 Iir chiNalry sn'
patriotism OF iH, Young men oi Louisville, JEFF
i-r-on ana !be adjoining counties have b.ru
made. Every iuducnmcu' in the way OF com
ioIrahIr Quarters, an ration~, thorough camu
equipments, and immediate service. has been
/ offered, and still t5r work Cogs ga slowly. OH
crrcd by men 300 whose experience and compr-
teDce all have tine most implicit confidence, being
nearer fail than any other regiment, and having
a better chance for speedy occupation I'm h. field.
II is strange that lis ranks are not more rapidly
filled. II paJTiotsm, Stale pride. love of country.
and an be influences that urge men TO gallant
and glorious deeds, are inSutiici"ut 10 wake them
from the deadly torpor in which they seem 10
sleep, let personal safety and -cltprotection drive
them 10 action.
The people 10 not seem 10 understand their
peril. They 10 not comprehend that unless the
hostile forces are driven from ouT soil hafnr,
Wintel sets in, and field operations are closed.
he whole Confederate army will winter on It's.
Must his be permitted lso oar substance % bee
ezhaustcd-0ur barns piliaged-our properly
destoyed-Our sal-ty ~pcTiled-Wr wives and
daughters threatened by a brutal soldicrv. and
Sc refuse 10 labor for their motectiant Let
every able-bodicd man who loves his family. or
his home, Join this regiment Of some other and
%,ilrtin the hcld- II he cannot go himself, let
him persuade or induce some Young man To- 90
N his place. We understand that NOT twenty
recruits rom the Home Guard OF this city are in
this camp. The young men Of the Home Guard
alone should fill it in three DAYS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11

III IINIUAN NANP n JLINTON JOJNTE.
ki.-toi. 5 : Stanton, commander OF thr Con
frdcrate States forces In Oycrtou COUNTY Eaniyrd
in the city Yesterday. lie confirms the intclii-
grnce relative 60 he condition Of affairs in that
county, which We mentioned last Tuesday morn
ING. Iha Lincoln camp at Albany, In Clinton
county, Ky, has been inIpucLcI and reinforced.
IL now contains about 3,CC0atrn. Armed bands
from the camp c%ontinun to make raids into Ten
ne-sec, pillaging private and peaceful citizens.
These marauders hay, "a wholesome fear OF our
soldiers and exhibit considerable adroitness in
Keeping out Of their way. They have Tim, man
aged 10 escape punishment.
We Trust that ample means viii bc placed at
Col. StaDton's disposal to drive the thiaying ras-
Gals from our borders, and 10 dispense the Caulp
1t Albany. # will not take him long To do he
Job Fectfvclv.-NdS5riHe Pafri0i. OCT. 4.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11

80 The Huntsville Democrat Of the Orb an
nonncos thaC 1--WE Alabama regiments are in
camp at that place, and adds: We regret 10 say
thar toe munps and measles stiH prevail rxten-
sirely, and the number unlt FOR duty amounts
20 800 or 400. Most Of the cases, however. IRE
light and many arc couvalescent. The latter
class Of pltients generally leave the hospital and
are taken into private honses until well enough
TO return 30 camp. Several hundred in both
regiments are, strange 10 say, stiIl subject to
measles and mumps.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11
mERoc YoINa MAN-Tlo PnlasLa Lr.nn

HEROIC YoUNG MtN.-Tbe Pulaski Tenn
Citizen has been permitted to make ihe following
extract from a private letter from Augusta, Ar
kansas, nnder date Of the 2cth ult:
Among The most amusing incidents that &C
cured al he Springfield battle was this: on,
OF the cnemy's artillery drivers was killed in
lhcir rcTeat, and The officers called Tor some one
TO take his place; whencGp0u one of our boy
who mad been taken prisoner volunteered 10
drive for them. and w.~ told to noun the horse.
which ne did IN double quick lime; Int in-trad
o. following them, Turned the n0r>. and ealiopcd
back 10 our army. bringing the cannon With
him. lie was fred at by both parties. bul
laying fat on The horse, he landed uuhuu. ycI.
ing and shouting 10 our boys every jump
" don't shoot, don't shoot"
We learn troIn another source that the aboyr
heroic youth was = Clio counting son o.
Nj. John Atkins, OF This county.
lie enlisted in Arkansas. and for tIi- ald
other daring icats upon the bloody battle irld az
OAK HIS, be- Was sought ouJ and q .>.@u,t-d D.,
Gen. Mctuiioch - the brave ArAau-ign.''
lie thanked ;hc general, and hold him ne pre-
!crroi 30 b. called a TrHncSsa-an.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For COmnfY TrmsIee-
NOTICE.

AVE- are authorized Co announce Capt. VIZ Nrrr "
Mar. % lection.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11

81 The Huntsville 4drooaic learns that Cor.
Moore has promised TO send 10 the Ladies AID
Society there cloth enough 20 make 800 oyereoa.s
for our soldiers, aud that the society viii mai -
them Up. These coats are to he given TO The des-
flute seldicls in The service who have no one a,
home to provide for their wants. Thosa who az,
ia the army are expected 10 do So. lis on'y the
destitute ones that the STATE authorizes are now.
trying to provide for against the severity O.:
H.nt.r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11
NOTICE.

To Butchers and Beef Contractors.
HAVE for sale tive hun red bead Of heavy BEET
L from four % SIX years Oh. from Nasquit Rance.
Western Texas. They viii be- sold or r-ascnable .-rus-
Persons wishing 60 see the stoc& via aPpiy A. HigE.ls
Hot J. Maroon ArEIasas.
ocl03r' 4. " SEARS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11

y con rqu~Hcs Of he occupation Of ri- Road rv
Intitary trans between Pc : % q Ci4rssyile. the
regular PASSENGER trains on this r. al viii only Dbl. rra rl
Paris until further notice.
IlibS DODAMEAD.
ocI0 Ca,arr cr,.-+,,--F-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11

THE FRING DOWS rIE COASr-Ne are in
formed that tic statement ia rotation To the hell
inc Of the coast batteries, as given by us, is in
correct as far as relates 10 IT, batteries them
selves, and that the shots were fred al a com
pany OF soldiers Che Mobile Scotch Guards
marching along The beach nearly a mile from any
batteries or any Iaborcrs engaged or The works.
The first shot struck in d.. water, about TWO
hundred yards short Of the troops, who retired to
the interior, and were followed by repeated shots
from the vessels, the shells exploding ON the line
Of their march, which at lines could probably be
distinctly seen from the ships masthead. Alew
shells were thrown in the direction Of the village
Of Navy Cove, one of which burs,.d ia 2 few
yards from The house of Capt. Wallace, aud two
or three in The water beyond.
Before daylight The ncxs morning ample pre-
paration was made lor th'recrption OF the enemy
should he again make his appearance in hat
quartcr-au acf OF ttinciity, which, zap to date,
he has carefully RETAINED lrum coauiiuiug.-
~ ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11
DISSOLUTION
JOSEPH 5. WILLIAMS.
SOUTHERN HOTEL
Formerly the KhitemNre HnnSe.

WE undersigned. having leased the shove -,
Il premists. has orehed hpuse oil sI-arfaiu- & -
Hrut for the tras-ing pnbic. Tire hau-- has HmI
h~en thsr0ughlv IcJaised aai renovated. lrain. -
bottom fa Top. aud par lv nCrlv furnished The A-r-
wants vil b. prompt ana auontivr, and the proprietor
hopes ev -tuct attention 20 he wants OF his guests 10
iaerit q liberal sh@ra Of Patronage.
THE SOUTHERN HOTEL
Is situated on Adams street, between Third and Fourth.
convenient 20 the Memph aud Charies'on EalrpaI
Depot 70 the business part Of the civ. ami Is i1 -h-
same square with the Post Once aud Theat-r.
orlOdlv 10 WILLIS. Probri- TOT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11

Ia Richmond correspondent OF tAc Hunts
vile independent writes to that paper, somewhat
iudiscrcetly, perhaps;
We have about 10000 troops near this city,
about $4,000 at Yorktown and Norfolk, aud
10000 AZ and IA The vicinity Of Manassas
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Memphis & Ohio R. r. Company.
NOTICE.

Office Chief Engineer and
General superintendent
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A Canadian Remedy

for Co,iirn,I. hrrsguilriiy dad Ddihiy "
TIE Digdiirc Organs, Inducing Hfdddchc,
Idtafuds, NsrroHsnsss, GcHSTGi ProHrd.
ton orih, MHddrd Body, Pdralyn', 80.
A NON ENr'S reflection ought 70 convince q
n .en.ihl. uaa 81 Tho kily .Bd diagef Of coa-
stanil, do.,ag ~i,h c,thsuir medicines The
pu,rtice i. pefns ious ani Suicidal. AneNperiercc
81 fou, years has taught me lh,t the conslintly
incr,a.,ag evil. of indi gc.,ion are fe,rul, rggn.
= .ted hy the to- Ice 49,. IL Cathirtic., The
American people ate i,.i lscom,ng naiion Of
d,sp.pl,c. hy their artificial mode. # lie. Dn..
nc Caihan.c. inSrrasr The irrit.bil',, and prose
itlir the st,ngih Off digestive orgins.
The pills INV offered are especially desisn~d
a. ALA, thi. ,trtability, ani ~ the same ti." ~
nsgofair snd strengthen Ill the junction. Of de-
ges,ton. whl- they are g-aily laxative. They
az snod,pc. ionic and Laxative. The, are 90
mild anal in'igor.iing that one .. not reminded b,
any di,agccaalc elects that be ha. taken neil.
cins.
Bu,inc,. men. Students, Professional men. fe.
male. as.l al P~r.on- kTiding cOnhncd of 90.
ds,Ssts ii-. -h"ph t'y ,h"m.
The undersigned Physicians, chscrially ceuih
10 the high professional standing Ut Df Colby u
Sian.tsad, one ol the oklc,i sni lc.i physician-,
ni g. the eN~rIIsnt qualities IT HI. "Anti.Co'tye
anil Tonic Pill.," which we have used IN our
pnciic- and hishl, approve
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coUSTI ~ OXFORD.

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Whereas,
t;ust,,us IIsyl.'d, ~ Hartford, IN the Com
~ of ONi,fi, lni state of M,inc. b, he. deed IL
moug.ge. dated March 3D'h, Al. i-5s. aal Te
cur - % th- ONG'ri Reg,s,N Of Deeds, book
ll3, Page a., conVs,rl q Amo. kyle, then IL
Peru. IN the Coauiy u ONiord, All State 81
Mace. now e AulVra. IN the C"aaiy II Andro.-
cogg,a. th~ lolL,s,sg desCfihcd real estate situated
On .sid PEW. via: the laum which the sa,d Amo.
Nv, crave, 81 90 the .tid Gu.tsVu. Hay iOf d by
h,. deed. dated Marrh ~, 4 II. is5s; ani the
80 ~ that "a. caaycNrd H. the ss,d Amos h, II
aad N,a.ss :. XVI. B., Nus-. Tpe by NJ. deed
10 then. dated fsb5uary 18Th, 4 ID. lsi5, and
rvvordsi - the ONf'rd Registry II D-e,is, Book
-. Page l0i, te which reference NAY h. had lor
a met, particular dr-cnptioa of the premises.
AID The said AM. kNls, ihsrsaitrtNarls, on the
I6ih Of Apsil. A. ID. is5s, -oLi. Transferred, and
assigned the iorcsuing described nougsge deed,
the prsm,.,- AL notes thsrria described. 10
E@aaos a. True, of Fay'ttr, ia the COaniy ri
Kena.l-e. anl State ~ Maine, which assig ame nj
- recorded ~ the Oxford Registry Of Deeds, bsok
ms, p4gr. 2I2 \ 2l3 and where's. the eoad''
tioa 4 .s,i mortgage hsy,ng leea brokeh, here
IN chin a iorccl,safv ot the same IN accordance
with the statute In so,h cases made aud provided
ELEANOR u. TRUE.
By Amo. kyle, her attorney.
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vii l.. isuni 80 tr,al o. possess the folnsing
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ros Whopping Cough, aud ~ Soothing
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IL ordinary cough. and bronchial Complaints,
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tenn against rrcurf"nc- # The Compliant. No
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N ~. HAY, roulsn,
VI. :. barr 4 Co.. % fremont Street. boston.
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