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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-30
THE FEDERAL CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, June 24.-SeHafe-Mr. Sher-
man, from the finance committee, reported bill
making appropriations for the payment OF the
volunteer force bOunties
Mr. Wright offered resolution instructing the
Judiciary committee to inquire into the report of
Joseph L. Holt and Robert Dale Owen, and in
quire what legislation is necessary to punish
Senators and Representatives who use their off
eisl influence to procure contracts.
The con6sestion bin was taken up and Mr..
Salisbury spoke against it.
The Vice-President submitted message from
the President returning the bill authorizing the
issue Of notes in the District Of Columbia less
than five dollars, stating his objections.
Mr. Howard spoke in favor Of eonhsca.ion.
Adjourned.
Houss-The Senate's amendments to the Pa
c.fe railroad bill were concurTed in-l04 against
81.
Considerable miscellaneous business of com
paraiively little Importance was transacted
Adjourned.
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Federal Report Of tbe Raid upon Cold
Water.

On Friday morning tins 9th Illinois Federal
cavalry made descent upon the Confederate
cavalry experimenting the transportation Of
army stores between Cold Water depot, on the
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad, and Gfen-
ada But four rounds were exchanged. There
appears to have been two squadrOns Of Con-
federates-a part of the members of one were
taken prisoners. The other squadron escaped,
together with The bmthen train they were
watching.
The FedeTals captured 10000 pounds Of ba-
con, which they burned, all the bridges this side
of Cold Water having been destroyed. Chicago
| Times.
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TIE protection Of Foreigners.

FROM tie RlchmOnd Enquirer
We have received the subioined communca-
ton, in respect to "our condition with foreign
ers and their exemption from military duty,
from one Of our most intelligent and respectable
German citizens. As it affords information upon
subject with which comparatively few are con-
veTsant it merits the attention Of the reader.
1t is as follows:
There are thousands Of foreigners who have
received exemptions from military duty and still
remain with us as neutral residents. Let US ex-
amino and see if they have a right to transact
business, buy up our markets, and look placidly
on the privationS of the poor, and the hardships
lf our soldiers without any other responsibility,
than that which is purely individual, and means
the responsibility of accumulsting money.
Let US consider, for instance, the position oi
the Germans as their number exceeds all others
in this country. There are three classes, name
ly: first, the runaways second, those who
leave Germany Of their own free will third, the
paupers.
The first class ere exiles, who can never. re-
/ turn again, unless, of course, at the expense O
their liberty Even should the notorious Carl
Shurtz or Frederick IIecker dare to 60 home
again, they would never after see the rising o.
another sun. All those, in particular, who ar
rived here in 1913, have, in political way, IN
! Germany (as well as Anerica), done great mis-
| Cll6I. uby art CAitllJ AAACL VI bOOu
and thus been enabled to take advantage OF the
| ignorant through T. e medium Of their speeches
1t will be remembered that Carl Shurtz, be
fore the Presidential election, in 1860, promised
| Lincoln 10000 German voters in the West anC
| North, if he would make him Consul to SAr
dina. The bargain was agreed to, and its tut
| flment is well known. If msn of the same
class in the South are exiles from their native
| land, and still disclaim any citizenship here,
where then is their home, and what right has
| German consul to give them his protection
When q German emigrant wishes permission t
leave his country of his own free will, be Il
compelled to 90 before court to request pass
port and if he obtains il ne loses his citizenship
by pass aud dsmissiOn paper His name i
then erased from the roll Of citizenship, and he
has nothing more to do with his fatherland. i
he, then, entitled to the protection of German
consul
The third class, or the paupars, Germany i
always glad to get rid of, and frequently ther
is money collected by charity to get them Of
and should they dare to return, in the same sit
uation, they never would be recognized again
as German citizens.
| would ask, for information, as to the au
thority Of a Bremen Consul TO give protector
10 a German citizen. Bremen is a free city
and has no control beyond her own limits. Sh
is herself under the protection Of the KING
Germany. There aFe now a great many By
men merchants scattered over the country, wh
act as Consuls of Bremen, aud it would be we
Tor our government TO investigate their position
aud authority at once.
~, I,r. hn
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mEyTRAGT. .

HEADQUARTERS We STERN DIPA RTHENT,}
CORINIH. Kiss. Y y . Z, lSd2.
General Orders No. 81
IT ALL officers ard Trvs'es absent from tEeii
|, p1sts for seven 6avs without leave, shall be
dropped on the rolls OF th= Army, a1d be considered
6 deserte-s sui when arrested Ehal be punished ac
c1rdingiy. Their names vii 50 be published ia al
The DE- r.s-E E1eIE As rutL
Ey command Of Gen BEAUREsARD.
fSiEugdI GEORGE Wa. BRENT,
Acrfng Chief Of s stf
f0fieial GEO q GARNER,
lsvF0 Jvv A A. General
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Carpets

We hgve ever on hand large stock o. ne above nno
,.4ssr sessonable goods. Furtse5 supplies srr19ing
we will take Coniederate Bonds, Treasury Aotes.
NJ issfor,i Notes Arkansas War Bonds Cotton Wool
wheat Corn, Rye, Hides DRIED AruiIs Fses, socSs,
fs,s r5nseys Butter Eggs etc, 81 market value 10
,,svr5ert Of accoants or for goods.
TAYLOR & hcENEa.
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GFYFRsL 0RnFP 10, -

HEADQUARTERS Isl CORPS Army OF THE)
MISSISSIPPI
oRITTH. Nay -6.h iS62
II ALL soldiers absent from the - Army Corps by
eEpiration Of fu-ougl 0tbsrvIze, are ordered TO
report these Headquarters within Sic next hfteen
days from ths date. An absgutses, t1o1t leave at
Memphis or in is vicinity viii report % Capt. !. d.
E1nondson, ~ the Ofics OF Titus a Co. in AsuIhs,
within TIE days. vho al furnish them With
t-auspcrts ion II eat tied thereto
Those failing 90 comply with This oIds- within the pc.
riods above prescribed, VII be srsetd anl treated IS
drssrters-
By order Of BsjJr Cereal POLE.
GEORGE vi LIAESDE,
q. a. Gene g..
HEADQUARTERS Isl CORPS ARrT or TIED
EEsStSsIPFL
C0RINTH Eay 2Jln 1902
Special Orders No 81
I ALL lesves OF absence granted 70 ofEce-s or mea
I q fbIs Army corps except frra the Hes1g1 1a--
ters are hereby revoked and IA persons holding them
ordered report 70 their re- Iscve cOnrl5-rs i-re
di4tsly.
By order Of Maj5r General POLK
GEO WILLIAMSON,
rav77- lw 4. General.
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GRIEF.-Give tho grief little time, and il
softens to regret, and grows beautiful at last
and We cherish it as we DO some old dim pictures
of the dead
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NnTEEE

OFFICE OF KS sLSSIPPI CESTR L RAILROAD)
lGEPANY :
EOLLT SPRINGS. 1sy -6sh l5f2 J
qusucs Of the occu patton Of New Orleans by
! The enemy, prov cannot be made for Obigat o-s
this company payable a. that 20 the lst proEi-
lao and thereafter Therefore holders Of such paper
hereby notified 70 present ths fer payment at
Ofoe. No interest viii bs paid such claims after
Urty unless Irssez.ed here when due and payment
Ielu.ed-
BONDS and interest coupons maturing ani payable II
New YORK vii be paid 81 ;Ls once Eeresfter instead
0f y " Orleans.
BY order cf the Preslsui.
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VERY LATEST.

Lord PalmeTstOn thought no man could read
Gen. Buffers proclamation without feelings Of
the deepest Indignation. [Cheers
The Paris papers say that the approaching
visit of Count Persigney to London IS exclu-
siyely political, and it is expected be viii sub
NIT to the English cabinet the private views Of
the emperor relative to a joint mediation IN
America. The Paris Pays says the Patrle has
gone too far IN its statements relative to media
ton. The London Daily Nei7S argues against
interference in America, and contends that Eng
land has good reason foT not wishing to see car
red out the intervention policy Of Napoleon. It
is estimated that the cotton throughout England
on the first of June was 1880 bales, against
I,645, 900 at the same date last year.
FRAECE.-The Constitutional publishes the
following, signed by its chief editor:
Nothing has been received confrmatory Of the
news of the engagement disastrous to the French
before Mexico.
Such an engagement before Mexico or Puebla
would in no way change the ultimate result Of
the expedition The honor Of our flag is en-
gagged, and should reiuforcements be needed,
they will be sent
PARIS, June 10 The MOHitsUr says the EN-
perOr intends sending Immediately reinforce
ments to Mexico.
LIVERPOOL, June IA, P. M-The news by the
Sciots, Of two days lighting at Richmsnd he's no
apparent effect on American securities or cotton
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EYT Be not angry that you cannot make
others as you wish them to be, since ycu esnnCt
make yourself what you wish to be.
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u There is a lady in New York SO ignorant
of all domestic work that she cannot even knit
her brOws
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E There are at present eighty-six political
prisoners confined in the militsry prison oELou
isYille
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The Virginia correspondent Of the New York
Times gets up the following frss class cansTd
l am positively assured, by parties who ara
reliably informed that the life OF the arch traitor.
JEFF. Davis, is in extreme danger, the TebslN
locking upon him with the utmost suspicion It
is even gverTed that he was prevented by an
arms2 gee from escaping out Of Richmond
He iecs Of general distrUst. Hand bills
in every variety are displayed everywhere all
over the city, denouncing JEFF Dsvis, and apply
ing to him ridiculous and opprokrious sPlthots.
The rebels declare it Is the intention Of Davis y
dssert them.
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EYAn Illinois editor sent to another who had
refused to exchange with him paper bearing
the inscription, " Exchange or go to hi" TIE
editor thus addressed replied, / viii do nei-
ther, for don't want your paper in this world,
nor your company in the next"
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= There is said to be a strong movement
progressing smOng he shop keepers in Csnada,
70 drive the British shilling Pus Of circulation
They have resolved to take that corn Tor only
twenty four cents, and they have received per-
mission from the banks that ell that ara deposit
ed shall be sent back to England.
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gg Punch says women first Tesorted to tish sht
lacing TO prove to man how well they could bear
squeezing.
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WE CAN NEITHER COLLECT MONEY DUE
n rs sor bay goods on tine, must sell ior cash
q cioss oHr doorg Our friends viii readily discover
the necessity for selling
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Y Some women are bora to schsme ana.
some to love- and We wish any rsspse'e1 bach
elor that reads this may take the sort that best
suits him.
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Exclusively for CASH.

Exclusively for CASH
Firs Cray ard Blue Military Cloths;
Military Caps, dns Cavalry E0Ota- Army Shoes
Pine Scarlet and Green Mlilsry Sashea5
Buperfne Linen ShiFting Cheeks;
Crav Tweeds, Jeans SatinetB aud ShrLirg1
blue and Gray Army Blankets;
Biue and Brown Homsspun Jeausi
r7OWEsPUE SOCKS. STOCKINGS AND LIdsEYs
Oy,ehr-ga DeLaines Spinning Wheels
T,ent DrckF MeriroaE, Winding Reels,
Brown Dril ings Fopltnss " ooi Rolls
Esutacky THils, Scotch Pads W sol CARDS.
Ltnssys, DsBegez, Clock Reels,
...-.fs Alpaccaa, Cotton Yarns
Eerssvs Plaid Flaansls, Cotton Cards,
T,-o7-u Essns &" Linseys Carpet WarPz
Isisss Tsor,egtio Fine Flauaels Cats Spools
s4-.pe5 Pine DCns5lus, Spool Fax,
Is~o5ang White Goods, Sewing silks,
Negro Bisnkets, sha"is, bise AtiiI CottoL4
sF.3fress-s Csic0es, bieacasd a.
Isssfl,srs French Cslicoes Brown Cot J
F,li,s-s Linen Hdkfs, Knitting Need
Comforts, btk e,.-4
Tidlcngzi Wooi bose -'t.-io -. -
wool Hsts Cotton 4" IrsN9rt
st5-f-- Corsets Table Cloths,
CbeeE Sblrtipes. White Shoetings, Fine Sosps
gtr5nss Pillow Castings, Towel, Creahs
calico hoop skirts, Star Clotas
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IMPORTANT FROM 9Th.
e srAi,,ss ia. .iEora,omd0n..

CoI Commanding l6.h indiana Volunteer
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THE DAILY EXPRESS.


g. r.e y<ar. ln atsancs %
thf &. l~t.hs in str1nce. ............-... 15
ssffsef- % csfy Subscribers a, 10 cents peF we~k
single cepies. e~nfs.
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; NEW AssTsC.E.
Koback's Stomach Hitters |!

new and delightful Sto,nsclic and Cordial, for
giving tone to the stomach and Tor the prevention Of
sllibu- complaints incident 70 the Western country
Try
A. morning drink. to as.ist Digestion and relieve
Dyspepsia, u has no equal. Try Il.
n afroy 70 Is saJ,isr 20 al other Bilters Try H.
The formula Of these Bitters, (ls6l) the sole
property oi Dr. k0hact. originated with q the
Oldest aud most eminent Medical Practitioners Of the
West ard I; Is directly pfedcated upon the wants u
Wos-ern people.
These Bitsers derive their stimulus from the power
ful tonic nature ofthe and herbs OF which they
are composed, al4t a. they are. hy aiaying unnat,
ura cravings Of the stomach. directly r-r1otve Of
TEMPERANCE.
the present proprietor believes that ia making them
widely known, the prhii~ welfare l. subscrved
u viii soon be Tor sale by all o. Dr, Roback'S nu-
alercus agents, and at Hotels, NC. tie country over
In the meantime orders viii Se hlled direcl from
Cincinnati IN any quantity, and II the lowest rates.
10 T. put up in Quart Bottles, and securely packed In
oue dor cases HAlf doz sample cases WILL howe ser
be packed aud sent 20 any address, II desired.
fsctaii Price. al per bottle, or six
for S5.
Prncpai Office and -aleFr1ora. No 9. East Fourth
Street, 81 building fIOTu Main Street, CinSinnst,
Ohio. Laboratory, 10. % Hammond Street
for sale Ia Nigo County hy
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MEDICAL


ISs constiiudonAi disease. q corruption q a.
Il bioo4, by Which thls 6uid becomes ytiafet veal
and pcrr. feng IN the eircuiAtiou IL pervsdos the
wade boy and may burst out In disease On any par
O. Il. 10 organ Is free from Is Attscks IL tLssr
one which IL may Dot destroy. Tie scrofnloue tssa
= vtrio.iy c4n~ed ~ Iaerulral tisossa Low nrlaC
dsorcered ~ aIhs4llly iood, impEre air. flth atd
nthy habits, the depressing viccs ard above az b.
the venereal infcclioa. Nhaforcr he its origin Il :
heffttary m tie colst tuton sctntng "Iru1n ps-
res 20 childrcu unto the third and fourth genera
uon' indeed. Il seems % hc the rcd of Him vhs
say, Il will Visit The iniQui.ss q re fathers rpen
thear chiidrcn.n
lts elects Commence by depo-isioa fron the tlo.-
q corrupt q uicercus matter vhioh. Ia the lung,
sfef sih internal organs, Is tefed turbcrcles, L.
tae glands, sveiiinrs; Ant the surface sruprou.
q sofes fhis fou corruption. whicA gcncc-s II lie
.opd cepfe,,es ihe eneries 4 he. - that -crufr
ioas plants. tuf they have far le~s mover A.
Nitastsfl e sttacks ef oicr diseases; corseos,rsr
n wax numbers perish by disorders uidci. althpneh
~ scroisi.s, - ite-r natnFe. are ssll rendered -
s.unrlen ul..A 5et.fasicd ne human family uhrn
origin directly "a iAis tcroiulous conisminas
may destructive diseases q The liver. ~
brain, ant Indeed. q al Tie organs, arso fs,.fe
are aggravated - the sane cause.
One quarter Il al eur people are scroflcus tkrir
psrso,is s,e invaded ~ thls .Gl-iag infection. 49,
to'ir beaih - undermined ~ H. To cleanse Il st
lie = ffn We must renoyAfe tie blood hy an aiefs.
tee Fedicine. aud inviroraie IL by healthy ,cci 49,
e1ere.se. such medicine suP7iy IN
AYERS
Compound Extract of SarsapaIila
he snost oncctus remedy which the modical All. 4
our times ca desl<s for this everywhere pitsai..fe
afd fatal malay. Il combined fhr he most acss,-
remcdzls thar have been discovered fOg The expur-
cation q tia foul disorder from the blood and Us
rescue ~ t.e systS1a ffon its destrucl.se ooxsc-
qoetoes hence Il s1oUld he employed for tbe cufr
a not only Scrofula, bat also those other a~-sisns
which arise from 4. tlcl a.
Kruptive and skin Disease. -. AutLouy 70.
koee. or Efy ssseias, fu'ple-. fustnles k'rich.
e, Bisins and boils, nlll4oss. letter and Salt
kheum. ScAid Head. Rnguorn Kheu-
nausfn. sypbiiitic and Mcrc.rcni
Diseases, Fopfy, Dysrep1s.
Debility. and, indeed. al
Compiaiuis arising fro1l
Niuated o. ir.pufe
rfcod
Tie popular lelcf Ia 'tmpufity q ile lioat 4.
founded Ia truth. .or scrolna is ds nerstio cf -
blood. The particular purToec and virtue ~ ih's
sarsapsrilA d 20 puliig an rcgener4;o Ills VITA
ic, without which scurt health j. impossible la cs.a.
. 49,.
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Tirs Dsils tsnaf rfioHs from Harri-bsrqk -
Baifimers and Washington
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH-ATL
TRANSFERS FREE
Fare Alwsvs A. Low a. by any Other Route
Hwy Tickets ri0 f'sffs-
burg.
TCkEIS FOR SALE At ALL MAIN
OFFICES
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FRklCHTS.
EHv th- Esslie Frcighfs of en dss r'pfions 49, ss
fer~sra~l frasn fsi,ate'phia Sew Ye-k. liosson or
nalffnore 20 anF rciuf ~ tle Hslrrsfs ~ ublo
Ksnfssky, inaisns iiiinois. wlsccsis itss. ~ H.
s<u-i. ~ R.-f-1sf tirsrf.
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hrrFh ~tfh Sirsrsers. - which coois eaa - ~.
wardei - arr rurf ~ the Ohio. hnsklngunn. Ern
sn<kz. T~rres-ee Car,leEeI.d. liilaes Ni.si.4.tsa
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ers. anf al ClsfelsFsf. sani asy ~ Chirsro rifh
esessr~-s ~ al Pert The Nssrth Werfrrn f.a.ts
Merchant a11 Sfiprers cffr1ti.nr ~ lfsnsrertN-
uasi q fh~ir Frsrhf - fhis Cenrany fsn f-y elia
erretrnrr - o. sret.Ig ifail.l.
THg RtTEs oF FREi6HT b any f~.irs ln fhs
uesf ~ the renfsyir ana httotf are at ai tifnes
a sfsssrable ehsrg~t - esAer Railro,s cesn-
rsri~s-
~ psriiesiar g. 'sssi paeksee- 'sis rss>-ri
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Ayers Ague Cure.

folA Alth cIEkD1 (lht Or
lnierm.i.sni feyer, Or Fever and Agre, Remit
fever. Chill Fever, bamb que. Periodical Head.
sche. or Bilious headaehe. ard Bilalocs Fc-
vcrs, indeed Tor tie Nncie Glass q als-
eases or lrnAtng In hillary deraree.
ulent, caused BY The Malaria q
Miasmatic Countries.
We are enabled here 90 ofer the community a
remedy which, while Il cures The above complaint.
with certainty: + stin perfectly harmless IN any
quantity. such remedy Is iAysluat.e IN dlntrics
where these affecting disorders prevail This "cu-t'
expeis tho miasmasic poison 81 Fever and cue 1ros
the system, and prevents The development Of sLe
disease II taken On the fret approach u IT, preifs
tory symptoms II Is not only the best rccty erls
discovered ior this ciass Of complaints bu. si.
The cheapest. The large qranfify supply fs.r !
dollar ngings itnlthin tbe reach q. fstn lody. su4
ever, body should have ard is fg,.is io4A -
care ani protection. 4 great superiority of ii.
remeos o,er ally ether ever Discovered So the 49,.
dv ana certain a. Iutcrmtieit- Il that Al IA
ttins 10 Quininc Or mineral, couefrsntiy i rrOdu
c. - qusnism or other ifturiou. effects via,sg,i
upon tAe constitution. Ihu- crrc - i afe ieis ~
hesith3 - = they -Ad never had fie di-ca-r-
ftffr am Afuets tt alone tiir cF>fltsice "a tir
hiasmaise posOn great variety II disorders a-i.e
fIosn iis irritation, among which are
Ncurairia Rheumatism, Gout. Beads IA. Biinan.es
Ioofuaeie, kaf1cLc, Ca,affsh, Asthma. palti
tation, fsininl Areesion of the spleen, H,s
t-tics PAIN IN tlie Es~ei-. .Ceiic .sssreiys,-
AL Doransemtnl 81. sac sienlarh,
All II which. when o4ieinalinx Ia ff.s- cs.r.c 49,. ii
-fr infcrr1irrenf FyFe. tfcon1o frrrfosiffs The
''CuEn cxpels the poison from ihe blood and CO...
soQueaiiy CuIts them AT alike. II Il an intAuahs
protection 10 Immigrants and persons travelling ~
temporarily residing ia the maiarfaus ti.ffrts -
taken occasionally aaiiy while exf4sod q tie a.
fecior, that VII b. ,xoltfed from lhc sfsicm. AM
cannot accumulate in sufficient etsatitv - vim.
into et~fs-e, Hence it u even Raiuai r. &
protection thsn cure, aui g. - VIII ever san.f iru
lnisrniiisnf~ II they avail fi,eia-elr,- Il ths rro
t-ction this remedy .fsords
ss- Prepared - nN.J c. AYER a CO.
Lowell. A. saeh rrefis.
Al car ren4eiiss are or ssic Us J n CrNrSaaas
=. n. DoSSrIrY. snd o, sii Irre~isf- In Tsr,~.
Harfe.
wholoss'e ~ AIIsS 4 Co, CinfinnaiL
ni-edenrrl-recw
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I<x.i sev-r.-sers~at- aety eenss p-r square eech
n<ert.on.
sst.sIs-ory Arrangement, ns.- wiih iho-e who
80 = ai.ertse > h 81 {. - ise r fiie<. -
sie ls c,r1aed strictly . sAcf regular hssin,--,
sfst ~ l-fg 1A-1rffriy.
Als.rii-el4es.i. tbe .reeisi fotiee SoiuHn siti
g. fesrged twr price-
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