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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-04-10
4 Yankee Account Of John Morgnts,

The following sketch OF Captain John Morgan the
we-known Confederate scout, take from letler Of
Nashville correspondent of The New York lines
The name OF this mysteriO0s marauder is tie lips
of every one Tor his daring GOODNESS and disregard OF
lear has become by word even among our army.
This tOl. john hiOrgan-tor SO be styi"s hmse-is
said to be native Of Lexington, kentucky, whose
father respectable manufacturer Of jeans. From
bis youth this Morgan has won the admiration OF all
who know him for bis dare devil reckessness, which
even now does TO have diminished the least
We first heard OF him when our brigade 1.-THE 8ih was,
portion of them, encan,rtd at Pilot Knob, Mo-, in
September last Onr pckets were shot by some mystic
riOus agency, and report stated, IN camp, that tall
heavy man, with flowing beard, mounted immense
black stallion feet as toe wind was several times de.
tected in the of retreating Shot after shot was
fired after him, but be seemed to bear charmed life
We lost sig bit of him cGi just before we left Cairo
when he appeared night suddenly ard shot two O
our piCkets Again he appeared at Bacon Greek, Ky
and burnt the railroad bridge under McCook's nose
shot of his pckets aud made OF before the army
had recovered from its surprise.
You rent mber his bold attack upon lues on Sat
urday, the 9Th OF March, In MitcheIs division and
again on Sunday morning, at daylight, upon McCook
camp, on the Franklin pike the very same Sunday
this Morgan, disguised couDtryman, and dr. sSed ir
butlernucOored clothes, obtained pass from Genera
Mitchell who did not know hm, and had the audacity
to dine at the City Hotel in company with our owl
officers making good bis escape, with perfect noncbal
ance. He came very near capturing Gen. Nelson ont
day last week 1ne plot discovered in time 10 b
frustrated, but not to catch the rogue He has sncs
captured the railroad train running between Louisville
and Nashville at Galatin taking thirty bridge buder
prisoners but releasing them, be SEEKS higher game
He has boasttd that he viii catch of General
as an offset Buckner, he being Buckner's especa
favorite. He has oif-red reward OF ST. 600 to al,
citizen officer who will catch him and his seed, and
strange to say. disguised has made these bets open
before officers who at the time did not know him
such is COL John Morgan, the famous rebel scout wh
though be deserves hanging yet wins admirng opinion
from enemies as well as friends for bis daring.
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J. Nj. STEVENSON,
Capt. King Artillery.

BURNING COTTON, &c We are glad to see this good
work gong and az rapid rate. An officer OF tie
Confederate army. who is engaged in this imror-
duty, tells he burned not less than 1853 bales
for tw0 pc alone, Messrs VIM Grimes aid P. AT
kinson. He has already burned almost all the cotton
the courses, in Washington Pitt. Mar
tin asd other countless visiting the plantations n
the interior.
He assures us he was aid d in this patriotic work
cheerfuy by the owners themselves except in case
only But a set of to this case, another the
had bis burned though the beat at tie landin,
to take it off. Not only the Gotten has been buried
but large quantities of naval stores The Bu capters
OF the North got absolutely nothing 10 occupying
WashinRton. his is the true way to defend ourselves
If the Buccaneers get nohg, they will thtil
naraudiog invasions Of our country. But the work
rus be dane # c'uay, for the smallest gains suti
cient to imuate such ardent thieves
Since the above ID tyl le have learned that tbe
owner who had his burned, though the boat at ht
wharf to take it off, Pulaski Cowper Esq, privat,
Secrear the Governor. such exampEs Of patriot
ism We know will not and have not been rare in Ncrtt
Carolina, but they not the less noteworthy tha
account.-SiGte Journal
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60 From the Memphis Appeal.


The Federal military authorities are ruling with a
high hand at Carksville. The following is the oath
which The citizens required to take:
solemnly swear, that will bear true allegiance to
the United States and support and sustain the CoDst-
tuition and laws thereof that will maintain the
ona sovereignty paramount to that of all State coun-
ty or Confederate powers that will discourage, dis
countonance ard 0ver oppose secession, rebellion and
disintegration of the Federal Union that will dis
claim and denounce all faith and fellowship with the
so-called Confederate States and Confederate armies
and my honor, my property and my life, to the
sacred performance of this, my solemn oath OF alegi
to the of the United States of America
Citizens who have not taken the oath proving their
allegiance to the United States not allowed carry
fire arms concealed weapons, and such weapons must
be delived up. All ordered to refrain from assem
bling in unusual numb the streets, or elsewhere
and directed be within their homes or lodgings, al
retreat 70 o'cock) Other odious restrictions upon
personal liberty are imp sed and the whole pub i,hed
1t is thus that our wouldbe masters wish-to rule
and such the oppressive measures that should and
will, cause hitherto tree people to resist to the last
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FoRr CAswELL, n. c., March, 31st. 18t

MEssRs. FULTON AND PRICE :-Gentlemen-- Com
pany KING Artillery have subscribed SIX huodEed and
twenty seven dollars to be appropriated to the building
of iron clad gun boat for the defence of the Cape
Fear river and whenever any is authorized to re-
ceive it we will pay it over 1t E. L. 7aison says that
he will Increase the ammount to thousand dollars if
STEPS will be tsken to complete tie boat in sixty days
If the citizens will contribute in the proportion
with the soldiers (who not only willing to give their
whole time to the sacred cause in which engaged
but their money as0) the thing will soon be done.
For the King Artillery, will say, while writing, that
not of them have received a.y bounty money, but
they were called they rushed to arms-in-
different to what they to receive And if they
should have OPP ortuniy to engage the euemy, think
they will give good account Of themselves.
Truly yours,
j. Nj. STEVENSON,
Capt King Artillery.
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CONFEDERATE PRISONERS TAKEN AT Fort DoNELCoN
-The Chlcagp Times states number OF Oufed rates
captured at Duhelson, and now coufaed at Camp
Douglas, Chicago, to be as follows
FIoyd's Virginia Artillery, "a; Grays Virginia Ar
tillery SO; FreDch's Virginia Artillery, 43; Murray's
Battery, SO; Cumberlands Battery, 55 Fitch Ten
nessee, 485; Fourteenth Mississippi 1876; Thid Mis-
sisslppi, All; Third Tennessee, 627; Forty Second
Tennessee, 499; Forty Eighth 249; Forty ninth Ten
nessee 450; twenty sixth sIeaDessee IS; Second KIN
tucky, SO; Third Alabama, "a; Tenth Itnnt ssee sos
F ift'eh Virginia, TO- Fit first Tennessee, II. Iota
5O79.
he Times says the number has, heretofore been Sc
down at 7G0O, but that these figures are accurate.
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vAyUAa1E SOUND LANDS FOR SALE.

~
VHE SUBSCRIBER wishing to to his late pnrcA Aase
in - Caro- ina, fers for sale his Plantation TOpsa
Sound IL miles from Wilmington, containing five hun
of the best quality Pea Mutt land About halt
of the tract is under cultivation Also, small
tact pney land lying front of said place. the main
road leading Wilmington. These lands principally
on Sound convenient for fish and for max
Salt-aud believed be sr4bly located any
lands the Sound. There is about hundred acres
Of the very best Pea Land, ready clear, portion
which has aresdy been beaded, and contains large
quantity of seasoned trees the best for boiling
Salt-and COZ venient the Sound Persons wishing tt
purchase desirable residence would do well to examine
the premises Terms made easy.
n F. NIXON.
Dec. 49, 1861. l7-tf
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General Notices.
NOT ICE.

NHE SUBSCRIBER having qualified at the March Term,
1862 of The Court of Pleas iarIer kessions for
the ouuty New Hanover the Executor of the lae
Ne nTy hereby notifies all indebted TO his tes-
taOr torwa and make ment and all persons
having claims against SAID estator notified to present
them within the Time prescribed by law or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
March 10TH 1862. W. r, HENRY. EXT.
April 2, 1862. 32-8R*
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For Sale and to Let.
ApMINIsTRAr,.R-s SALE.

ADMINISTRATIVE SALE.
ATOTICE.-WM i'll be sold the first Monday in May next
at the Court House d0or in the town of JacksOnvile
ia Onsow County the following uamd real aud per
sOnal property DEhNIs AMAN, deceased thuand
acres of land halt Of this a1 is good farm ng land
and the other half is piney lands tmbcred; and'ad
lining his tract land valuable MI and
two grist mills, tu operation, and in good fx fol
ruunng-the water power is very good. Also one negro
man. This property located the South West of New
River on the helter road eight miles from jackson
vile. The dwelling houses the premiNes
Conditions of sale will be made 10 suit purchasers
GARDNER ShEPARD, Admir-.
March H. 1862. 29.tlM.
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CoRINTH-We have little TO mpart of interest from
this present centre OF attraction SkirmShes Of dA
y occurrence. tie gallant Forrest being at all tunes ac
lively engaged IL may be the present ull imm dlaely
precedes Storm Buell. is said not vet 10 have passed
Columbia with his column, some attribu.iug his 'lT
dness to the swollen condition of the course
is more probable that other causes are oPratng ana
that be feels the necessity of great caution OF us active
mind is contemplating sorne ski1I pal lVre oo1 n
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOR THE JOURNAL.
CoNFEDERATE CONGRESS.

RICHMOND, Va prl Sd, 1862.
On yesterday the Senate passed bill increasing the mum
deposares the pubic treasury to bs located by
the Secretary.
The House passed bill to admit duty free al imports
except those from the United States.
Nothing of interest transacted to-day in either House
All is quiet. There is nothing new from the Valley the
Potomac, the Peninsula. The enemy is not advancing
FROM ISLAND lO-FEDFRAL GUNBOAT AT EAST
PORT, MIss.-THE FIGHT NEAR FORT CRAIG.
NEW MEXICO.
AUGUSTA, GA, April L. 1892.
The Memphis Appeal, of the lst inst says that all is
quiet Island 10. Our batteries good condition and
the troops are confident.
Ore Federal gunboat went Eastport Miss on Sunday
last and engaged our battery. No damage done.
Federal dispatches from Kansas City confirm Confed
crate victory Fort Craig and admit tie loss sixty
two killed and forty two wounded The Texans entered
Albuquerque, New Mexico, or the second of MARCH.
Albuquerque is postQws of Be- nalo Co., New Mex
leo, the left bank of the Rio Grande S.
W. of Santa Fe.l-JouRNAL.
FROM RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, VA, April L. 1862.
Captain Morgan arrived here last night.
Senator Gwin of California, arrived here yesterday from
popular with the Yankees. When the army reached Cen
treve and found the fortifcaons evacuated demorai
zation ensued, without parallel since the great defeat in
July last The amy became mutinous for of provi-
sons and returned IN the Potomac
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The Battle of Newbern

The State Journal says We are indebted to Gov.
Clark for the following report of our loss in killed.
wounded and missing at the late battle Newbern
We are satis there is accuracy in these returns
They were the results of Company reports Immediately
after the battle and certain it will be found that
many here reported missing have since reported them
selves and that many of the reported killed and wound
ed prisoners have returned to their regiments
We still think our actual losses will not much exceed
two hundred. Still publish the list to show the con-
dOn Of the several commands after the battle
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ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT,

RALEIGH, March Nth 1867. I
Ii pure Satpetre delivered the Ordnance Depot at
IA Raleigh, within the six months will be paid for at
the rate of sixty pound. All that is impure will be
received and paid for the Sapetre
1t may contain Transportation from any point the Rail-
roads will also be aid by the Department All commgni-
cations this subj ct should be addressed to Capt A. W.
Lawrence, Ordnance Department, R4 eigh, N. C.
j. G. MARTIN. Adj tant General,
and Chief of OrdnaI
March 81. 32-tlM. =
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PROCLAMATION
By the EH4werHOr of North Carolina.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

EXECUTIVE DEP PARTMENT,
RALEIGH, March 18th, 1862
pursuance of the power vested in by the COnsu-
ton and by and with the advice of the Council of state
Henry T. CLARK, Governor of North Carolina do hereby
prohibit the expectation beyond the limits of the State Of
al cotton and wooden goods including Yarns, Jeans, Lin
and Blankets except hr ugh the orders of the proper
OLcers OF he ConfsdeIate State Governments.
Inc Aoutant General will the propr orders be
issued 10 ehorce this proclamation in the most and
eMcent manner All Agents to purchase behalf of the
State are required to have written authority.
April 2. - % 9~
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CAMP NEAR EINsToN, n. c.,

7
NEs s*s ED1ToRs :-Sirs You will please acknowledge
hearted ladies Of the Soldiers Aid Society," Boykins
Chapel Sampson county fer the of the 26h Reg
Is pairs of da wers IA do. socks, q do gloves
quits snd blanket u shirts, pillow slips towels and
pair pants. SURGEON 26th Reg't.
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On Monday last the Catholic Priest and the Episcopal
Minister of Nashville were notified that unless they
9eslst from praying tor JEFF Davis and the Southern
VOnederacy, they should be sent to Fort Lafayette
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ssg4 The following will suit other States besides


From the Augusta Sentinel.
A GooD HIr.-Mr. Editor w hether TIE SUBJ
JOned document was found upon prisoner lately captur
ed by Capt Morgan, or was otherwise obtained, it
would be improper now to state. Thinking that some
OF the good people of Georgia t not of Augusta may
need something inspire them with confidence n their
torturous ways, | send it toyou for publication
TIMOTHY GRAFTON.
Madison, Ga. March Il, 1862.
LATEST FROM NAsHvILLE-BY THE UNDERGROUND RAIL-
ROAD.
Special Secret Order-No 1882
The Commanding General of this div son of the
Union army iD contemplation OF farther advance in
TO the interior of the rebel States directs that the
sous hereinafter designated residing within the limits Oi
the rebel States be tr aed by the icers aud aen
der his command, not only friends, but with marked
respect and kinduess, viz:
l. All persons whethtr spectators producers who
ask for their bacoG three times much as the pork
cost them.
%. All persons who have within the last ten ront
sold salt winch cost them only two three dollars PEI
sack, for the price of ten to fifteen dollars per sack.
3. All offcers, stockholders and agents of Cotton
Mills who have been selling their yarns and cloths fol-
three times the cost of the pt oduction
4. All planters who, having large surplus Of grain
and provisions band refuse to sell at any price,
who sell at three times the cost of production.
8, All people who this year plant full crop OF cot
ton or tobacco.
6. All persons who may be found selling any of tht
neCessaries Of life tor exOrbtant profits
Z. All persons who may be found decrying tht
Treasury notes, bonds OF the Confederate Govern
ment for the purpose Of buying up the at heavy
discount
The Commanding General being we'll satisfied from
his knowledge OF human nature that all Of the above de
scrbed characters enemies the rebel cause
his judgment being that every two thousand dollar
thus employed 10 said aVOcaons is worth as much t.
the Union efficient regiment he will iDsis
upon strict and intelligent observance of this order
Let the or Ter be executed that in have t.
retreat, said friends may not incnr the wrath Of tn
earnest rebels.
By order of the Commanding General,
SAMUEL +. SCR0GGINs, Adl't.
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CAMP CF THE ?6TH REGIMENT.

ear Il DstOD. March 3Oth 1862.
EDITORS OF THE JOURNAL -StTS Yen will please ac-
knowledge the reception the following articles the
patriotic members Of the Clinton HOlders Aid Society,"
Mrs. Warren Johnson President MIS-. Robbt. Nj Mosey,
Secretary for the benefit of the 2h Regt N c. Troops
and oblige Surgeon 10Th Regt.,
Al pairs of Socks, l9 pairs Drawers, 20 Shirts and
ScaTfs
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Anril 2

The congregation of the Second Baptist Church,
Richmond, (Rev. DR.. Seeley's) have unanimously
rendered their mammoth bell, weighing 1,6OO pounds
to the Confederate Government, for cannon metal.
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FROM BELOW We learn tnst portion of the feet
have gone to sea from Hampton Roads, aud that the
Monitor occupies position inside OF Hampton Bar
where she is probably awaiting the arrival OF the Vr
ginia-Norfolk Day Book, ID inst.
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Rewards.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, |


SAMPSON COUNTY.
WHEREAS, intelligence under Oa' b Of q. w. Au- -
w trey, hath this day reached the undersigned "A
that SOL and NED, slaves, property OF G. W. ~
AuIrey, hath runaway and lie out hid and nIkiLg
swamps woods, and other places committing de-
predations the peaceful nhab aUt of the State these
are the Stat of North Carolina to require
hem slaves forthwith surrender themselves to
their MASTER the lawful hOrity and do hereby
der th proclamation to be published at the Court House
door and in public newspaper and warn the said
slaves if they do not Immediately return to their
ter the charges aforesaid it lawful for
person capture by tEem otherwise with
out accusation impeachment of ary crime.
Given under hands aid SEALS this the 22d day OF
January, 1861. -
JOSEPH HERRING, J. P, [sEAL.1
Z. B. OWEN, J. P, tsEALl
January 5O.h, 1861 23-tf.
FORTY DOLLARS REWARD.
TENHE ABOVE REWARD will be given for said reRroes,
SOL. and NED, Twenty Dollars for either of them,
dead or alive their confinement i'll any jail in the
State that them again Sol is about so years
old weg about 20 lbs about feet l0 inches high quick
spoken smoo black skim little grey. Ned Is about
II years old feet inches high thick set, weighs
about $50 lbs quick spoken black skim and is carpenter
by trade. e. W. AUIkE1.
Jan 30th, 1862. 13-tt
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Wanted.

CAPE FEAR LIGHT ARTILLERY,
A,ik TWENTY RECRUITS ARE WANTED for this
ES Company, which has Unlisted for two or the
.5&S war. field Battery of four pieces is now being
equipped. This excellent opportunity for those who
desire active service. Apply to -
JAS. D. CUMMING,
CAPTAIN Cape Fear light Artillery Fort Fisher.
March 81, 1862 -l64-3 -3l-3t
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WALKER BIEARES,

DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
No As MARKET STREET.
full stock Of Medicines, Paints Oils, Window Glass;
Brushes Paint Brusees Toilet Soaps Fancy Articles
Landreths Garden Seeds, &C. &C., constantly on hand.
The attention of Physicians is especially called to the
stock of Medicines, which warranted as being pure
November Is 1859.
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, sc.

PATNTS-PAIETS.
T1URE WHITE LEAD;
I /" Snow White Zinc;
{" White Gloss Zinc;
Lnseed Oil Varnish Patent Dryers, &C. For sale whole
sale and retail BY W. h. LIPPITT,
Feb l6. Druggist & Chemist.
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XoUNG NEGROES WANTED.

YOUNG NEGROES WANTED.
~ THE subscriber desires to purchase a number OF
n YOUNG NEGROES, boys and girls for which he will
AZ give the tul market rates.
having such property to dispose Of had better
give him cali. II. b. REGlSIfR H.
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WILLIAM LIPPTTT.

VTTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST and Dealer in
w Paints, Oils Dye Stus, Window Glass, Garden Seeds,
Perumery, Patent Medicines &C. &c. of Front and
sS Immediately opposite sHAwS old stand Whining
ton
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Professional and Business Cards.

I cox w. p. KENDALL j. 8. KENDALL.
cox, KhaDAGL, IL co.
4 NOMNISSION MERCHANTS AND WHOLESALE GRO
I GERS, No. ii IL, North water St:
Gct oath l,61 9-tf
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ALEXANDER OLDHAM,
DEALER IN GRAIN, AND COMMISSION MER-
IL CHANT.
Prompt attention given to the sale of COton, Flour BG-
con and other Country Produce.
Dec. 22d 1859 IL
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JOSEPH l.. KEEN.

JOSEPH L. KEEN,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, respectfully informs the
public that he is prepared take contracts in his line
of business He keeps constantly hand LIME, CEMENT
PLASTER PLAsTERG HAIR Philadelphia PRESS BRICK, FRE
BRICK, &c.
n. B. To Dslers of Turpentinehe is prepared to put
mn Stills at the shortest notice May 20-37-1y.
GEO. w. ROSE,
CNABPENTER AND CONTRACTOR,
L j June II WILMINGTON, N. c.
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Dec. 10, 1861.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14

Is. 900 oct1 I'VE MILLIONS OF poxrs OF BRAN
l. ErIs rILLs AkE S~OLDAEArLy. HEsNE
STE illLN uefeases. sai -. t6ous ind, &c { on
e,ld. AMI fever. witch ID - p o. eoud e,ttsith
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for ealchs. IIos Important shat We a. 0 C SECURE
an adv ,nttx~ over sek ess when u ca Dc bad =
At outl.y q ctiy 2sesut-.
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wrre. u 1ch 10 1870
I Va, uoub 81 Ia i'm sri i,sf VIII co " ness
for I've al 4 y. an tuok iea n IA # e.lom 10
obtain : lief &c a b. cid I -uafcsf ~ any rate
a severe diarttee whtL y~u.ed.ell aueo :
sni fsun 4 IMP s-ltIe 70 auest 1his was wfios,d
Ly dy -suis " strength va si tote. " ~
thing p's a ihrougu M ! Q kf. Afrstd r. a.
N.Y. ST.. Geo &c les fortuna i cal . o.
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wye K e.uci lo4 ent pii ~suIi be eusu b. tuf
he admiui,iersd four. sd the neat mofnii : u
more. Much 81 pafiy CONS from ne. and, 10 n,
surpr -. the soreness AID pain dlmiui-hef. One
buN cured me "a I an rev hearfy. viii 4 sod
sppet .e. oles. sel Canal sue.t. aud y all arus-
sists.
seld - J. x. cuxIxoH,-. T~rre- Hsute. an by a.
respectable dealers n me.iciks. nfixfa
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no Nc-xs.s 7 xSris~I c cosoLAi-sincs tie
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lso Dsr.oush Y. bern eu-sl o fGenu-ai Ds5it,
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liver { mplai,t Si,tt we ., p-Ps's, and
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hard.
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sarueb r CUR d D. ~ = ne + The Western
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