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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

WASHINGTON. Dec 2l.-It i ascertanei that
the Senators Who met IN caucus last week were
pledged TO keep their proceedings secret. except
ing To the President. and this they did with more
success than usually attends such deliberations
The Secretary OF State, however. soon heard OF
the proceedings. aud promptly rendered his resg-
nation. On Friday last a committee from the
caucus again visited the President and remained
with him aud all the members OF the Cabinet.
Mr. Seward being abSe.t, tor more than four
hours. The next day by noon Secretary Chase
sent IN his resignation. not merely as matter of
form. but in good faith. Ii is not known that
there is anv objection to him on the part 90 the
caucus. The Representatives of the Suites were
in no manner consulted regarding the propriety
of the action of the Senators. but no complaints
are made by them. there being n general acqui-
escence in the proceedings.
The resolution adopted recommended partial
reconstruction of the Cabinet which several
Senators interpret to mean entire change OF
programme
that all the members of the Cabinet have re
signed However this may be. il is believed that
none of them will in the least embarrass the Tx
ecutive in the choice of successors, while
some of the Senators insist that all of them
shall be undoubted Republicans Others are con-
tent to leave the entire matter in the hands oil the
President Senator Fessenden and ID. s. Sickin-
son, of New ork are among the most proml
nent among Others named for the Secretary OF
State. and the belief is entertained that the
former will soon be rendered the appointment.
Speaker Grow will probably he offered Sec
retaryship Many of his friends seem to regard
this as nearly certain
The President some time ago desired Nr
Colfax, of Indiana. TO occupy the Secretaryshp
of the Interior, but that gentleman inhexibly de
cined the honor. owing to the present doubtful
political complexion of his district, which il
another election might return one of an opposit,
faith
The impression is general that neither the res
ignation OF Mr. Seward nor that of Mr.. Chas,
has vet been accepted by the President.
After a careful inquiry, il is believe that the
above statement contains all that is reliable or
the subject, and that the resolution that passed
the caucus received the unanimous vote Of the
Senators present
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The Weekly sentinel.
ADVANCE IN PRICES.


We propose 10 pubf-h. IN pamphlets form. the able
realise q Judge cUxss fxsocrvE Powsn, the most
comprehensive and fore.be which has yet been written
tina, subject with the address Of the State Central
Committee the which produced the POI
liueal revolution IN Indiana. Both will make one pam
phet % 10 pages which viii furnish 81 per
dred. This document should be read by every citizen Of
Indiana Address orders 70
ELDER, HARDNESS BINGHAM.
November -. 1854. Indianapolis Ind.
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q. 9. -IaARsHAL,s NOTICES.

(SO- lDS
u DIANA, So
Whereas HID of inf0 ten has been filed "a the
Dstrcf Court Of ths United aes within add Tor the
seventh Great and Dsric Of Indiana. on the i.lE day
December by John Hanna Esq Alto. ney for
United STATE and fOT the District Of Indiana. against
hundred eol qunis, ned a. he Port u kvrs-
vile. In the Of Indiana for violation of the avs
Of the United States, he said goods and erch andise
bcing coDtrabaRd Of war; aud praying process against
sat goods that the may be CONDEMNED and sold
ARTICLES corfrabaHd II war.
Vow, therefore, in pursuance 81 the montion under the
seal Of said Court 20 me dir cted aud delivered do
hereby give public notice 20 al persons claiming said
good. any thereof OF IN any manner interested
ihersin that hey b. and appear bfor the sad the Ds
Court % the United Stairs, 70 be het 1t the city Of
IntanapoliS aud Tor The ~ tct 81 Indiana, the
thd snda, Of Nav next ten O'Clock u the forenoon
Il that lay. then aud there inerpose their claims aud
mske their allegations ia that behalf
ID. ROSE. Z. 5. Marshal
By l. ). BORROW, Deputy.
Attest:
joan n. RIA, Clerk decis-dist
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NEWS FROM s ANTAFE
LATEST FROM FREDERICKSBURG
&c. SC, &c. &c, sc.


NEw York, Dec. 30--The Washington StaI
of Yesterday evening SAYS that caucus of Re
publican Senators held on the 10th, and
resolution offered requesting the President to dis
pense with the services OF Mr.. Seward was dis
cusSed. The vote was sixteen in favor against
thirteen.
On the 18th. another caucus adonted a substi
tute recommending the President to partially re
model his Cabinet. hy u unanimous vote
The conservatives believed il would be regard
ed : a general invitation To the whole Cabinet I,
resign Oh being informed of the fact
The Secretary aud Assistant Secretary o
State sent in their designations, requesting thei
immediate acceptance.
The Washington Star says IL is confidently re
ported on the street that Gen. Burnside has ten
dered his resignation Of the Army of the Poto
mac
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no. las
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN.

NO. las
TINTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
I DIANA. So
wHEHEss. A libel Of information has been fled in the
District Court II the United >tatrs within md for the
seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 25th day
OF November. Is62. by John Hanna E-q., Attorney q
the United for the District Of Indiana against
trunk buggy, 81 OF. quinine, lbs opium. NOR
phne, bottlss caustic. 19s quiniue lot opium
and 81 or m rphine, seized at EvAnsv le for voiaon
OF the laws Of the Uted state, the said goods and
chandse being contraband o. AID PRAYING process
against said goods. and this; the same may be con-
DENIED and old articles contraband OF war.
Now Their fore, In pursuance Of the monition under
the seal Of said court, TO directed and delivered do
hereby give public notice 20 all persons claiming
property any part thereof I'm any
therein that they be and appear before the said District
Court Of the United States 10 be held al the city OF lud
annapolis and for the District OF indiana. the
Monday Of January mex, al ten O'Clock OF the forenoon
% that day, then and there 20 ntepose their Claims and
10 make their allies ations IA that behalf
ID q. ROSE, u :. Marshal
Per l. :. BioELow, Deputy.
Attesi:
ions "A. RIA, Clerk declT-dl4t
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~ Les Miserables Nv Victor Hugo. Author
ixed Ensl.sh translation 10y Laseeles Wraxall.
Publishei by " J Yooley a Co, 33l Pearl
street. New York
NJ Victor Hugo - probably the most untrans.
Iatable of living authors. The mingled grace and
boldne-s Of his style. distinguished a. IL j. for
antuhesis and episram. render il exceedingly
difficult To convey the meaning and spirit of the
original. ia foreign language. The fact that
the present Translation Is the only one endorsed
by Victor Hugo guarantees tor il fidelity which
will secure Il the favor OF the iding public.
For safe by Mrs. Thompson & Son, in paper at
81 aud in clotn binding at 81 81
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We are now ready to do all kinds of plain and
fancy job Printing. in the best Style. on short no
tice. and as cheap any other Office. We have
competent hands. good presses. a tine assortment
Of pape, and cards. and we can do good and cheap
work. All kinds Of books. briefs. catalogues.
&c. printed IN the best style and on short notice
We ask the patronage OF Democrats. and all 9th
crs that want printing done. IT,
To Local ApvkRrIsEns Rates Of advertising
in the local column will hereafter he ~ follows:
ror ten lines or less. 81 90 Over ten lines. ten
cents line. No notice will he inserted until paid
far
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NEw YORK. December 81 The Times army
letter reports a change in position OF the left
wing of our army Gen. Frankin's headquarters
have been removed back from near the river To a
grove on the road leading to The troops
are in fine condition. and fully prepared for battle
The Herald editorially confirms the statements
made that Gen. Banks is to supercede Gen But
Ter at New Orleans. He will command an army
of 20 900 men The object of his expedition is
the capture OF Mobile, while others are To coun
teract any schemes of France in the Southern
States, and to cooperate in opening the Missis-
sipp
The Herald's Washington dispatch says:
The Mexican Minister denies that any attempt
has been made to enlist parties in the United
States for military service i'm Mexico Offers
from prominent military men i'm this country to
raise bFigades for this purpose have been de.
declined. not only because the Mexican Gov
ment wanted act in good faith toward our
own in this respect. but it is without means TO
paw for the services of volunteers from other
States
Washington specials are filed with specula-
tons rs 10 the reconstruction Of the Cabinet
They too vague aud unreliable to bear repe-
tit on
special dispatch 10 the Times saws:
We have authority for the statement that the
President himself wrote dispatch TO Gen Burn
side to his own judgment on crossing TO
make the attack. and the dispatch was suppressed
by Gen. Hslleck
Fifteen hundred wounded arrived on Friday
evening from Falmouth. and more are expected
on Monday. Thus far about FIVE thousand have
come up. and considerable number yet remain,
but will be brought here as soon as possible. A
good many wounded have died since the battle
Advices from Port ROYAL Of the 18th repor,
the arrival there Of the parioned prisoners Of the
volunteer engineer regiment, from Tortugas.
mutiny had again broke ont. aud mass Of them
are under guard. and some Of them will undoubt-
edly have TO be shot
Gen Hunter was hourly expected at Port
Roval
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

MSsrRELsy To night the famous troupe of
Mins,rels. known "a Arlington. Leon 4 Donn
ker's. opens out at Masonic Hall. IL is the lest
band that travels Our exchanges speak IN the
highest terms Of their skill in music. their wit
and success. Our people fond of concerts
Of this sort. and we confidently predict their
brief season of four nights will be an eminent
success.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

ExrESsIxE SBoE Housr The boot and sh e
house IN Glenn : Block has passed into the hands
of Me>srs Chase aud Dawes. Who design making
ID the largest wholesale md retail boot and shoe
house IN the Ssste Mr. Dawes has had a long
experience in the jobbiag trade. is extensively
knoxn ia the State and the hrm have the
capital and the energy 10 buiid rP heavy trade.
With capital, energy. business tact and gentle
manly deportment-snd all these they posses
the, cannot tail 10 accomplish what they purpose.
The stand Is one OF the best in the city. in the
same building and next door the great dry
goods house known TO al who ever visited the
Capsfai of the Hoosser State. We wish our en-
terprisins friends abundant success.
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Attest:
JOHN II. kEA, Clerk.
mo. 1917
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN


mo. 1917
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA-SS
Whereas a libel Of information has been filed In the
District Court the United states, within and for the
Seventh Circuit District of Indiana the 18th day Of
December 1862, by John Hanna Esq, Attorney Of the
United for the District of Indiana against the fol-
lowing described estate, credit and effects OF Burr r.
holland to-wt One PromSsory Note. dated January 81
1889 due October J. &C. with interest from date for the
sum Of four thousand hundred and sixty six
(S4T66) dollars, said by James H. Crghtn
Davd Rose in consideration OF certain real estate in
Lsporte Indiana, aud by said Rose assigned and
rssferred said Burr holland for violation OF the
powers Of an 0fCongreSs approved July entitled
IAN suppress n>urrecion, to punish treason and
rebellion and conscate the property Of rebels
and for other PURPOSES, ard praying process against
said note, and that the may be condemned and
sold = enemies property.
Now therefore, pursuance of the moaition under the
seal of said Court to directed and delivered do here
BY give public notice all claiming said note
part thereof in manner interested theTein
that they be and appear before the said the District Court
Of the United States be held at the city Of Indianapolis,
and Di-rct of Indiana the third Monday OF
Nav next at O'Clock of the forenoon of that
then and there nterpose their claims and make their
allegations in that behalf
d. G. ROSE United States Marshal,
By ]. 5. BI6ELow, Deputy.
Attest
JoHx n. RIA. Clerk. decl1-dl+
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

eA-Mr. Vim. Braden, statoner and blank book
manu- facturer h - for sale Phinei's air tight ink
stand, which We regard. after testing It's merits,
as the most perfect article of the kind we have
ever used or seen. Ii Is 50 regulated that when
she reservoir i filed with ink il furnishes the
necessary supply for the pen until IL Is all ex
hausted. There is also pen holder upon the top
of the inkstand Throughout. the useful ano or
namental arc happily comhined
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

CARELESS SnooriSe.-On Friday two soldiers
were passing up alley that runs east and west
between Washington street and the Circle, when
one OF the started To run from the other
The man who was being left by the other drew u
Colts navy revolver. and commenced firing at
his comrade the balls whistling near the heads of
some business meu whose warehouses open out
on the aforesaid alley.
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mo. ISL
TINTED STATES OF AsIERICA, Dis
decl0-dl4t

mo. Isl
MINSTED ST AGES Of 4 N ERICA, Dis
u TRiCr OF INDIANA, SIS
WHEREAS, libel OF information has been filed In the
District Court of the United States. within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana, the sh day
December 1861 by John Hanna ESQ., Attorney Of the Uni
ted States for the District Of Indiana against the life in
Levi l.. iaycock, m the following described
properly, toit The y OF Dot No. ~ in the original
plan of the city Of Evansville, Nanderburg county, lnd
al IN and 10 tn following lands in the county Of Posey
ia said state, towit: a of ar and - OF or.
section -, town Of ~ west; also the following
credits and effects to wit: balance certain iu e.
ment aad decree la the county OF P0SeS in sad state,
against I'm tebas and in favor of him, said lay
cock, Of about $780, for vioauon Of the powers 81
an Act Of Congress approved July 18th. 1862 entitled
An suppress isrrccton, 20 punish treason ant
rebellion, seize and cent the property of rebels
and other purposes" praying process against said
property, and thar the may be ndemned and
sold enemies property.
low, therefore IN pursuance a the Mention under the
seal Of the said Court me directed aud delivered, io
hereby give public notice az persons claiming said
property, any part 'herof a. ry nancr Interested
iherc that they he and alI~fr before he said the Dis
trci Court Of the United Sst 10 be held at the city Of
Indiana polls ia the District 81 Indiana the LIST
Monday January next AZ 10 O'clock of the forenoon
that day. ard then and there 20 inerpose their claims
and AXE thei. Legations In that behalf
ID. G.. ROSE, U. 5. Marshal,
ByI. : BIeELow, Deputy,
Attest
JoiN III. Rrk. Clerk. dscl0-dl4t
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FArAr. AcclpESr-A man named John Han
nahan Was fatally injured few days ago, by the
caving in OF the earth while digging cellar.
His leg was broken. and he was injured inter
nally He died after suffering about twenty
hours
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mo- lss)
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
II DIANA=SS.

(NO. lss)
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DfANA-SS
Whereas, libel Of information has been h.ed in the
strict Court OF tie United States, within and for the
Seventh Circuit aud district Of Indiana the Sl day
of DE mbcr ls62 by John Hanna Esq, Attorney Of the
United states, Tor the District Of indiana, aans part OF
lot 20 Ia the original plan of the city Of Evansville,
mencig Vine street. 81 feet inches from the
Of Vine and frst streets extending thence the line Of
Vine toward the Ohio river - feet inches thence
said lot the line Of lot 80 in said PLAN thence
aon said line toward f-t - feet inches thence
line parallel with Frst 10 viue street place
Of beginning. In he city 81 Evansville. aud against all
persons lawfully intervening for their interest therein,
and pecally against Paul X. Mars. for violation
Of the powers of act Of Congress- approved July H.
1882 entitled "An suppress Instruction punish
and rebellion, seize aud conscae the property
rebels aud for other purposes" and praying
against said realty, and that the may be condemned
and sold as enemies property.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of the monion der the
seal Of said Coust directed and delivered do here
by give public notice to all claiming said realty,
any part thereof or In any manner Interested therein,
that they be and app before the said, the District
Court Of the United States, To be held at the city Of In
dianapolS and for the District Of Indiana the rs,
Monday Of January next at ten O'Clock Of the forenoon
cf that day, then aud there nterpose their claims
make their allegation in that behalf
ID. q. ROSE. L. s. Marshal
BY J. 5. BoELow, Deputy.
Attest:
jOns II. RIA. Clerk. decl0-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

-5Sf-On Saturday morning Mrs Sermons. the
wife of the optician. on South Illinois street.
WA il il supposed. fatally burned by her clothes
taking fire Mr.. Ramsey, the furniture dealer.
whose ware room Is next door. and who ran 10
her aid on hearing her cries was severely burned
in his effurts to extinguSh the flames
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Notice.

An adjourned meeting OF the Marion County
Democratic Central Committee will be held on
Saturday. the 9th inst Ii is expected that ev
ery member will be punetud in attending. as
matters of no ordinary interest will be presented
before them The meeting will he held in the
Democratic Club Room. at , p NJ precisely.
v HAYDEN. Chairman.
December On 1862 d&w
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~ FsLsaskrs
new Work Market

NKv losx. Decemher 20.
Flour Sc lo~er with a moderate business doing:
20 for sup State. 80 0sts6 Is Tor exrra STATE:
s. 15@5 80 tor sup Western. &C lS06 IS Tor
common TO medium extra Western. &C 7U06
10 tor common 70 good shipping hFsnd- extra
round hooped Ohio; SO sSas % fcr trade
brands, market closing quiet
Whisky in moderate request AZ ISL @3sc
Wheat ld2c lower Nth a moderate demand;
Chicago sprng 81 2o@i %: Milwaukee club
81 25@l -. winter rel Western 81 Ssdi a.
Corn less doing aud market scarcely 80 hrn:
prices without decided change: s69 77c Cor spring
mixed Western. the latter an extreme price: 610d
12c for damaged and heated
Pork more active and hrmer; el1 250l4
STA Tor mes. chiefly at the inside price, Sill 81
@l2 - tor old prime. the latter price Tor very
choice
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

DEMOCRATIC Gun To morrow night VIM Il.
Beach. E.q . will deliver the address before the
Democratic Cluo. Mr.. Beach il an able and an
eloquent speaker. and full attendance is ex
pected The ladies are especially invited. The
hall is one Of the best in the city, well seated.
lighted and warmed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

cs8csnBass Makes
cUcisyArI, DesuhG y.
Flos. very dull; supsrsss i offered 81 6 a1a
sxir. IS loQ5 %
Wheat s7c9ti tot red and q 030l 10 Cor
white Corn 10 good demand sf <$6<oc. A.
sctvs cemsrc Too oats add prices are higbw:
nex sc. old sc. end n bags e306Sc 80
Whizky sSc go 80
Hogs active and shade higher: sslss 90 % ~
al 20: receipts Of 40o0 bead. L~rd 6rn ard
in demand; Soo brl. soAd az Re. aud 100 ksgs
at sSSc. Mo- rork dull aud unchanged; old n
oG~ei 81 Sill 25 aud new u 81 50. Greer
meats hrmer At 3z9s1fe foe shoulders and
hams
Groceries duh.
Gold hrmer :, isi@is2; demand notes las0
1851 silver ia and dull
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

rz5-Time wears slippers Of list. and his tread
is noiseiess. The DAYS come. Indian file, softly
ds~ning. one after another: they creep in at the
windows; their fresh morning air is grateful tn
the lips Of those thu. pant for il; until. before
we know IL, a whole life of DAYS has possession
of the citadel and time has taken us Tor its own.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

IT, co ored MN on Saturday vas suddenly
tia,k he'd by bleeding from the lungs while walk
irg Madi-oss street lie taken 10 Tie
died in ie~ hours
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

SAN FRAScssco. Dec 0-Arrived-The ship
Franklin. from New York Sailed this after
noon-The steamer Sonora, for Panama. with
30 passengers and $3.50 900 in treasure for New
York and $775 900 for England. The Herman
sails Monday. Market dull
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The weather this week has been soft and damp,
more like early tall than winter and the offerings
are about 900 head larger than reported last.
The "lean kind were more abundant than usual
this week, quite too plenty, in fact, Tor the in
terests OF their owners the reputation OF thss
market. aud thOse that were sold brought Tfices
that ought To shame the men xho owned them.
Those that could not be sold were turned over to
the tender mercIes OF future market Good
cattle were not plenty. and with an active demai.d
prices wei maintained. There was good
show OF Christmas beef, which brought good
prices. n will be seen bs reference to our drove
notes. Some % head brought $40 per 100 lbs
and upward.
A large number OF State cattle we're rush.d
into this market on account of the high prices OF
last week.
Wequote decline Of full, 81 per 100 lbs for
common cattle, while good aud prime steers have
sold AT about the rates Of last week
Next week will be the great poultry week for
this market. and there will be less consu IN ption
of beef
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NOTICE..

OFrlcK INDIANA CkSrRAr Ranwar Co,
lskIASAPotIs, December 9Th. 1851.
VUyHE Stockholders in said Company hereby mott
fed thai an el>ctinn for Directors In said Company
~ he held this Office. in Indianapolis. 0 Thursday
the eighth day Of January next. tlsss)
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
eees sw SAN. HANNAH. sec'y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22

Masonic NoricE There will be special
meeting OF Center Lodge. No % this Monday
evening. at seven o'clock. for work.
CuAs Fisher. Secretary.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
METROPOLITAN HALL

FIRST aud only Benefit this OF the fayorite
Artistic. MISS MAklON MCCARTHY. Great entertain
will appear.
MONDAY EVENING. DEC. -. 1862.
VIII be presented the romantic Drama Of OLYMPIA or
TIN BNNDlrfi or THE ABRuzZi.
Dance, La Zngarfila, by Mile Haydee, after which
Revlle, by the wOndrons drummer. Mast ntgomery.
Grand Patriotic Song by Miss Marion Mccarthy.
Toconcludc with the Burleta of Anthony anu Tie opara
PRICES or ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquetie. so cents
Lady and Gentleman. 10 "
" Each additionalady ..... %
Private Boxes. - w
pa. No single seats sold in Private Boxes. -&ku
Hsf- Doors open at o'clock Performance commences
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copARTNERsHlp.
COpartnership Notice.

VuVHE UyDERsiGSED HAVE TAKEN HENRY y.
ALv0RD into partnership and the business VIII
hereafter be conducted in the and style %
CAIDwEi Arvcsp- RCGER CALDWELL.
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