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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-18
CLOTHING.

THE NEW YORK LEDGEk'
TT Is SAID, HAS A C.Hc ,;an !. limited
800 v;tb tho circulati.s Of q rmen" MAN.
ufscturdby
sANG. P1E1Exs
..bis establishment on Brady street, opposite
the Post Office.
,.mnow receiving tho largest and most COM
Mate ASSOC: wento OF
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
kv.r offered in this market. Anticipating large
...ds his Fall. have laid in an unusually heavy
10y and the goods MUST BE SOLD.
Nv goods arc all
THIS FALLS STYLES,
Fresh from the manufacturer. and importer
LII 40, tinue TO keep on Eand large assortment
Of fresh
REAov-MADE CLOTHING
For Mon, Youth. and Boz ''.0f my own m'nui'et'
ore which will be sold at
~ n. - . + N n -
Ishall continue to msnufacture my own 0'''A
| ng thereby giving
A BETTER GARMENT
For the same mo 1cy tn an any Eastern made GOODS
Everything in the
Furnishing Department
Can be found,
Shtrts OF al descriptions.
Under Clothing II endleSs variety
Stocks,
TtoB.
Handkerchief.
Socks,
Buspenders, 80. 80
Also, a large and splendid assortment OF
GENTS 9HA"Is9,
The largest and best ever offered in this marke
trust the public will call in and examine my
stock before they make any inv estments. for am
very sure can satisfy them both IN pIlce ana
quality Of goods SAMUEL na
Brady street, opposite Post Ohee.
aug21-dtf
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Pittsburg, Fl. Wayne Il Chicago
II AILR O AD.

Pittsburg, Fl. Wayne h Chicago
II ALL II o AD.
NV ~ :
WARS RUN FROM CHICAGO TO PITTsBURC
~ without change, connecting with the great
PENNSYL VANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
Now York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
neton city, and all the interior towns Of Penn.
sylvania, New Jersey, New York, Maryland, DC.
Merchants by taking this route, will have the
advantage Of all tho eastern markets ct no addi-
cional cost.
Baggage checked through.
Trains leave the Depot, Canal street, west eide,
Chicago daily on the arrival Of trains from the
Fest aud Northwest.
Connecting at Crestline with Cleveland L Lake
shore X. X. to Dunkjrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
towns OF New England, via New York Central
and New York l. Erie Railroads. Also South to
Columbus, Janesville, Newark, Mount Vernon
6teubenville and Wheeling, and interior towns
IL Ohio and Virginia.
The above trains connect at Forest with trains
- Mad River Road to Springfield, Urbano, Day.
ton and Cincinnati. Also with trains at Lima fol
Dayton and Cincinnati direct.
fare % low - any other Route.
Passengers bound east will find this route both
pleasant and agreeable, passing through many Of
che largest and finest cities in the United States
Passengers arriving at Chicago en- any of the
toeds, will find attentive check agents at the de-
pots receive checks and convey baggage, free 81
charge to the Pittsburg and Chicago cars. Sleep
ing cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale at all the principal ticket ON
ses In the West, and at the Compsny's Office, cor
oer Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, or at the
Depot, West side, Chicago.
he particular to ask for tickets by Fort Wayne
DAN. W. BOSS,
t3sn1 Western Passenger Agent, Chicago.
]. Il. MOORE, Com. and GenI Ag't, Chicago.
Freight of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
70 to ali points East at all times 1t 50 low rates
- any other Railroad route. sep2y-dtf
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u q. SAOREH,
W poi ru n AAKER.-OFFICE, OPPOSITE
- a rs:a Once, Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-18

DsssOlssttO,e Of PurtwershS.,
TINE COMPREHENSIVE HERErornpr -
L listing under the frm and nam. -
Humphreys Co. in the Scott House Hotel bu.; ~.
expired on the LIST of February BY Limitation. m:
undersigned is alone authorized to use the nan
It the old firm in settlement. Ae
% ~. HUMPHREY.
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Rhuu hARI.Y EDUCATED AND LEGITI-
= ma'eN qualified. ard has txpere,csd in n
o' diseases knowledge gu tie indispersitI (.
Tue proper treatment of the v, ncreal iii easos
~ al l's varied and complicated forms. and 10.
- yeae nade the treatment Of Irivate diseases
MS business and study. Experience. the he's,
y. Tea nerss as ENABLED him to perfec. remedies
- once efficient, safe, Permanent ard IN ~,
cases can be used Without hind, ance to bus;noss
Particular attention given to old stand;n. casss
such as were formerly considered incu,ah,o
syphilis In all forms, Gonorrhoea ,.Ieet Str;c,.o,
Orchites, Diabetes. Bladder ard Urinary p;ssases
Also the effects Of solitary habit<. both runons -
body and mind, and which produce some or ,ho
Following effects Blotches bodily W akrsss
constipation. aversion for and unea sine a. in femaI
society, unmaniiness, dread of future events an
ally complete prostration Of the vital uower
OF memo J, ringing in the ears-can be tulIv rs :
stored TO health. -
All letters, with stamp answered.
DR.. w. manufactures all his medicine from N .
purest drugs; free from all smell or taste PI.a,e
call friendly talk and his opinion will cost Won
nothing. His treatment is the result Of ling er.
perience and is commanding the confidence Of IN
entire West. 70 charge will be made unless cure
ispermanensly effected. Dr.. w. treats self abuse
with the most happy result.
= Post Office box, 1924. Office and Consultation
Moons l6i South Clark street, Chicago, Ill.
jan8-dAw1y
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RAILROADS.
CnScS6e and Rock lsDanl Rallro. 4
Winter Advancement. 1870

cF Arrangement, 1869.
ONAND AP1ER MONDAY, NOV. 1871. g,
- and until fassher notsss, trains viil isavs
davenport daily. Sundays sxespssd, - follow:
o. s..;ah. ESQ 4. 4.
a. .;.ht '''''.. $50 A. II.
$50 P n
Ia n =. n sa Davenport daily, Sundays q.
Isl nlgn. cypress A.. 90 4. II.
a ri, ,r.;n =. ss'............ 400 ?. y.
AZ trans over this route are in direct conn exioa
a.. unsrso T!n trains over both the Michigan
wayne, ana Chicago Railroad to and from De-
ssoit, loaedo, Columbus. Cleveland, Cincinnati,
t1ttsour&, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Fails. Albs.
~ Nc" OH. Philsd.lphia, Baltimore and W ash
ington. Also At LaSalle with trains Of the Ilii.
.ods Central Road-North to Galena snd South 10
81 Louis and Cairo. - oo~s1 -
Passenger are reminded of the necessity
giving oistnct directions . to the destination
their luggage also to procure tickets before tax
Ing their se.ts in the cars, - the conductors col
lest fares only 70 stations on the line Of tho Chi
ssgo and Rock Island Railroad.
Davenport. November Is, 1851. at
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-18

BOARD CT EDUCATION Rooms,
DAVENPORT. Feb II, lo 2.
In pursuance of resolution adopted at the last
annual meeting OF tho 4" District iownship of the
city Of Davenport the Secretary makes the fol-
lowing statement of the expenses Of the District
from March lUth, 1861 to date, and also an esti
mate for the year ending March 1868.
TEACHERS FUND
There have been orders issued On the Teachers
Fund to the amount Of ............. 5000
SCHOOL HOUSE FUND.
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LEGAL.


DY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL MORTGA. u,
- sxseuted to the undersigned, (for the enc
1T Of J. 8 Surbey,) BY N. b. Hickman, dated
January l4th, 1853, recorded in tho Recorders
Omee OF Scott county Iowa, in book .G'' Of Goods
and Chattels, at page 204, made to secure prom
isscsy note for Sal s3-loo, executed by said N.
y: Hickman TO said J. 3. Surbey, dated January
18Th. 1859, and payable January i4,h, 1850, with
interest 81 ten per cent per annum, l, tho under
signed y. .. True. do hersby give this public
notice, that on Friday. the 2sth day Of February,
a. ", 1902, commencing IT the hour of two
O'Clock IN the afternoon Of said day, 1T the auc-
noo room OF Parker Van Tuyl, on the east side
OF Brady street, BET ween Second and Third streets,
~ ne city Of Davenport, in said Scott county,
snail expose for sale, by public auction. and chal
sell TO the hest bidder, for cash, the following
persona! property, Tor % much thereof % shan
be requisite to pay said note and costs and q.
peFses OF SALE to-wit: One rosewood. seycn-oc.
tave Piano, manufactured BY q, F. Jackson.
Louisville, KY and stool and cover one Ma.
hogany Sofa /; one Dressing Bureau one marble
top Washstand. one Side Table Mahogany one
marble-tep Mahogany Table. one set Mohsir
Mahogany Chairs, ono Mohair- scat Mah oeopv
Rocking Chair, ono Brussels Carpet CONTAINING
twsnty-seven yards. one single black walnut Bed.
stead and Bed, one Hat Rack, wit looking plass
and umbrella stand, and one "What-Not"
Dated this January 9th, A. D., 1862.
D. s. TRUE,
1anz1l Mortgage.
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AAiE OF IOWA, SUIT COUNTY, S.
District Court.
ORIGINAL NOTICE
To Polly Gardner, deA,t
iou are hereby notified that on or before tho
7th day Of January, 1862, q petition will be fled
oy said plnintif, Chauncey Rum, in the OBJ % of
the CLERK Of the District Court of said Scott
county, Iowa, claiming of you tho sum Of one hun
dred ana seventy-two 20-lO0 dollars as money due
on p'omissory note, executed by you and Joseph
Gardner by }. ). Smith, your attorney in fact, Tor
the sum OF one hundred and fifty dollars, dated
terest at ten per cent, and asking that writ Of
attachment may issue in this case said defendant
being Ion-resiient, and having property in said
county and State, add unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon of the second day Ct the
next term Of said Court. commencing on the third
day OF February, 1852, default will be entered
against you, aud judgment rendered tn ereon.
Dated this 7th day Of January, 1852.
CAMPBELL l. BILLS.
Jau6l Attys for Pl'f.
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V'Ofice.
JEhSoNS HAVING BUSINESS WITH TUE
La. AasMs.gnee OF the late firm of Eldridee Will
nam ". Bsrrows.) will find him durine S "
F;rs nours a. mo once Of the Peoria Marie and
mch6-dlW
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-05-21
CLEARFIELD, PA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, 1862

out an overture for peace, should Just
reSolutely resist the disbahdiDg of the Demo-
cratic party. 1t is the only party capable of
carrying on war; il is the only party which
mas ever conducted war to successful issue
ana the only party which has done it without
abuse of power, without molestation to the
rights of any class of citizens, and with due
regard to economy. All this, if need be.
1t is able to do again. If success, then, in a
military point of view be required, the Demo-
cratic party alone command it.
70 conclude Inviting all men, without dis
tinction of State, section, or party, who are
tor the Constitution as it is and the Union as
1t was, to unite with us in this great work up
on terms OF perfect equality, we insist that
The restoration of the Union, whether
through peace or by war, demands the contin-
ued organization and success of the Democrat
ic party;
Tie preservation of the Constitution de-
mands it;
The main tainance of liberty and free demo-
cratical government demands it;
Ihe restoration of a sound system of inter
nal policy demads it;
Economy and honesty in the public expen-
dltures, now at the rate of four millions of
dollars day, demands it;
The rapid accumulation of an enormous and
permanent pubic debt demand it-a public
debt already one thousand millions of dollars,
and equal at the present rate, in three years,
to England s debt of century and a half in
growth;
The heavy taxation, direct and indirect,
State and Federal. already more than two hun
dred millions of dollars year, eating out the
substance of the people, augmenting every
year, demands If;
Reduced wages, low prices, depression of
trade, decay of business, scarcity of work,
and impending ruin on every side demand it
And, finally, the restoration of the concord.
good fee ling, and prosperity OF former years,
demands that the Democratic party shall be
maintained and made victorious
W. A. RICHARDSON. of Illinois
A. l.. KNAPP, of Illinois.
j. G. ROBINSON of Illinois.
JOHN LAW. of Indiana
ID. w. VOORHEES,, OF Indiana
w. ALLEN, of Ohio.
G. A. WHITE, of Ohio.
WARREN P. NOBLE, of Ohio
GEO. Ell. PENDLETON, of Ohio.
JAS. r. MORRIS, of Ohio.
G. l.. .VALLANDIGHAM, of Ohio
PHILIP JOHNSON of Penn.
S. Il. ANCONA, of Penn.
GEO. K. SHIEL, of Oregon.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-05-21

cosourpEp OF FOURTH FAsE
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-09

1Sr- The Index is the title 81 new first
clRss weekly journal, the publication Of which
hBs recently commenced IN Londan. So Tar Il
his proved success. and IS beginning to
WELD 20 little influence in the political circles
Of Great Britain. The chief spirit OF the Index,
is a young gentleman. Of Mobile. Nr. HExEr
HozrE, formerly an afiache Of MI Forsysheis
paper. the Register. Mr. Hoz1E. VIC believe is
a native OF Switzerland. He was formerly
connected with newspaper in Montgomery
and afterwards removed to Mobile. and was
engaged on The Register and ADVERTISE. Of
that city lie entered the Confederate service
but was afterr9rss despatched to England in
The service Of our g5vernmsnt, As a commits
sioner Of kind 81 envoy to the court Of tile
Englisl. press. NO man, says the Mobile
Register was better fitted for tle task BY his
energy dis extensive political and historical
reading and his zeal as a missionary Of he
Icohfederate cause. 1t would have been money
well expended had the Government devoted a
fund to sustain the sterling organ which that
gentleman has established at the centre Of
English Intelligence. In the absence OF this.
It is f5rtnnate for our cause that Mobile
gentleman has been found both able and viii
ing 10 furnish the most Of the capital .4xt sup
ported it,
The editorial sanctum Of the Index las
become the focus aud rendezvous Of Southern
ers ia London, Among the c6ntribulors and
Ile3ser-writcrs for this paper are two English
gcntIgnienI j. g. HorxISs and PERcY GREeo.
1lEsqrs- The first named geatler4an has recently
written an introduction to the -Soutli viHii-
Gated ''lly Gen. Williams, book just publish
led in London in magnificent style and we'll re-
ceiveli. This work. as some Of our readers
Twill renieIaber was first published under the
Htitle Of Letters During the Presidential Can
Evass of ts6os lin Nashville by James wi.
Hams, lass United Suites Minister 10 CONSTANT.
pople, AID was the ms; book copy -rishted an
Eller the Confederate States.
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fhe watcRsIord Of IatlerETday railroPd

1 fhe wqteRyIoTd of 8 I.tierEday rpilrQPdI
f E tue gspsrlll e5afssioa attending she
movement dc our armies. and amid the
hustle Aa4 tumhlt Of revolution, when
every one roHnecEed with 50 important a deE
|partlne ut sAp lla red9hble his energies and
tax his bfain to shel utmost to further ahs
ends of OUT cause. he railroad officials,
from Ptezident to engine steker. seem ii
have grown apA;hetIc and aggravatihgls
" slew A thousand frivolous excuses Ears
put forward and the cry Of e no plors
trains ma scarcity of transportatisn aicil
tiles are kBoNa 70 De much exaggerated
We HeiieEsts our eongr4tuIations to th'
cprInnqnit large, and especially to tll'
/ suffering trrbeps oflolr azlsies, that an en-.
ergetic n5eEt Of the Eovetn.nent has beef
appointed to srrkrihtend and direct odi
ltFansport4tHonB and il is the duty Of allitlis
rEiiiroad authorities TO lend him every as
siEtance ihIthfir pI.#er- In no other wai
qal they k8I well cPntribute to the triumph
Of our srplls aod u the relief. and cemfoFt q
l|thsir EVIL b# lettizssls II
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HisIEI4Ft i4aaY eIokerhoF IIar.is hBs Fe
equtlyHealkEed iHEo contract With rArties
AZ salgviltet Virginia, by which faar l.uHdtell
bIl4l|sls II Htlb bJidg made daily i;gr the
uEd Ef fiA pe6plhof this Stale p be c4nlily
dEstfibuiIl 4iuoHg ths counties withiE BuT
lines, 4rs4$fsi:ug 10 The pP2alfsiolllsnd heir
lleea.} dis Tfli sils Il to Ie ,lelivere4 ID
illl!; lt IhE38ssIleghl limited by the cBaassT
doas.t5dI 5'iht4oia the sleAgg.sJ lines Ne +silI
1os sEt5lh lssll.sl 5Ir hesi4 e;ell, aAh Ind
iiis.. pE Ii sfilHhe ,E.a- us F.esI5TEby
.ittHsIssisBEI#. F..s, ht.el vii pc II 5bel
llil Iikf i1sfs4f aa.E kevs u GA ckn,F
t-r 3 .iIl #E5f YtiEr f~scss ..ns trans
bofs.ls III. HI lsa 5Iae4 Z -4. d
.lM aEe4HtEi sALf Is;4l-. erhsle Rla4 81
sslllE lE.hre1.fk sEd superior 9s.sisFss e
'lpaeity Ids r9ii appointed to supctia sen .
the 4AltHiEsiriHrtidH.
NbtbHug could more acceptable tos Tx
pcsff. aflTe4n4ss d4th5n al. rrangeH,elst d
this botH, at this tinke The ftrincfE, espd-
eiallE, dsfFe all others IN the c.':s Hnuslit
arc HI Ill rtn-, fti5 tie waatsof this l#ost &
lseh f#iH Fe#uFi Tile season tsr HLoe
slas sHtF5ihs ali oEk packing hay s4irly
st s4d shIRy dr. ppsitivfE y uhaIlIs g
lialPFItEe KahF 4fI salt Tor eprips plHrfP
Sc fihsra arb Hang persofis in 'vaFFous
por3 f5pk Isof iils Ethie Who aEe uhagle 4
fpro9ard fhoayh sfls far cooking RnrHost,
aad foE table bs-E, willie those, even, WIG
are fortuBate enodx or, rather. uufPrtEIOat !,
euoBgH tp geEit re, compel Cd tolpaE The
exeH!b i4ahit prize Of the sxtortioncrE IS wa'
eyiAe4f4A IN the Er4assctiSps Of a dealer ia
slis dily i fs9 d4ys aso, WIN held iis salf
iht de thbrhaus Iais Of one z'FAS1,ysd al r.
AsH TsiIe on IBIS subject, We aestFe !,
ea sar Hr5ro;egt asgaihstlthe transpsrtatieQ Of
salt dFbFf our roahs FIJI individual spfrufs
to1l, tte exclusion Of the salt tntAndrd
EfeIIEdhefalH dEssribttioh among ott raople
EWE cE4A,Fot aaagrstanl, why the satEi De
iii f,r count y distribniiap il nHt Re
ceEFeHIhsre by tie dis.ribusiis agents wher
piFv5s Fpechiatdr4 ana sonlleHs extortioner
cab FHrsirc II psi the car Load HELL
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HEApQt if<ERs DfrArrHK~r No. >.
TgLLAHoAA Nor ~, Isl.


General Orders
No. l49
The General CanuialidiuE annurrtc< With pain. The
~ EIe IA tact tint 1nlrf', lacrs AID ~liiers arr
a5-eui from iha< army Efhst Rave or SSH tia.
This evil - i ri a, tie sert ani liscfe1 =
10 those who wearing the uuiI1rni ~ Ire t'snl-ierlir
States. are uow LIKING m ease and sil.aa-s instead a
starring the c0iumpa pfsiis aud dIscs N t.ir c..n~
fhAipnS IN arms. unit be arre~'e Such Z nere
fiction al dfy whilst IN the ~ seirf afl aftive anil
Powerful emmy calls not ohy iur rebsS- fDlra III.
ComnzrdE< 6cnerll. bit ai~e fiF ffcierf. faeasufes
on the part Of the citizens H lhs Sati 10 secure tn
return Of such delinquent, 10 ,heir do,f1ilnsi~.
The Casnmanding General orccf. thhf all cgscrf.
W 10 ceit lnue 10 tc a1srut viii ut leave shall b.
hrouehtlletore tie ExA1fSlSc tsosRu' anthufiko.l
lily act OF Con S5s. emitted a al relieve Tie
army of di-qua liei. q s4.cd aid Incompetent OH
VeIs- ~ order that their maj e dropped ffar
The rolls Of the Amy whose glory they -i 20 Zee
bah 4ote dangers ard to;is they ate unwilling 10
eoulterf
II. I soldiers who con'inue absezt viii b. tre4tei
IS dcse1crS and innifiei fssath.
BY .ecInaiead " zen. Bfagg
GEORGE wN- BRENT.
f'.Ai CA.cl Of STAT aud a. 4 c.
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sTRAYFn nR kTnLEY

4 T Esilatfauoosa On the 2kl alt.. one sbRif-L
y lflRSs. aboal 4 hands lls4 viii - fsair sears
ol next sprny'; btswhiie bind loot star Ia iis fe-
head 4 very sI,Hite tai mice y trimmed lie lizaf
X,bt sined with tattir I.ci IN clra ;i.r sesai.s-
Nte.S ia. ~ FlffI Dc TIA Rs viii be pail to any
.e y - iaf t.t Inc Or his Whereof sis - tl4t
e1n ssshlm q. n FREDDY
\ surgeon sbt4 Ca. Rest. Taylors |siilsafc.
AdHfeSx me AZ Mtacnez;er. Tenn. der' lwf
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rf.I!-s- sla7 fr.lft A. a.sl TIlscl -fl1 r----
nrar SfeYr-s s. a--r I---
twenty-five O. Ia-ss ana1rs1 Af-s-.
cn1 c,esrai rI--l-sat.--i r1el inFt rerf att. -
rn-gci ~ 4 -i,-s flrH, AS I'f'i- -1ii - frf
nsrticr ar d. rl-fiar a-ft-- nj Al - rr--1n
-. viii s-Ii M rr-~ q ,ri. fi-F .gtat7 lu-s
lieEs. Step l-t t---lf- = -.irsl,a EIfr- i-'s-e-
ti.teif- Calete-ae "a rI ttL,l .,- 3r.Ftli - g.
t,ar<li1 rii ~ -iEe1-
f-c--Ius L0IEN[ D II a -f.f.-
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E.cHSo,p. Pee. iF'
HAVING BEEN APPaINTED

ssssTAN ADULT AST.GExERAk, kti AS
AIli SIGNEDl 70 the spec ieR dstyo. ShS4rhstaa
en-. and Directing cosern1nent TsanrpossAtlo4 ~
Railroads. eeslre coaferenes With the FreAdaas-
and Superintendent pr oil the ailr@z,;s IN he cQn-
Iedkr4te states II Augusta. 6ebrga on the hiee1fis
(l5khi inst WI YAal.EYg
derbiu A. A. Ge3eraI.
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persons 4;sAias - fs;its' i.e-s-t s. re
rsAsh oftAs rlakees ran 1il |
ENPr.or,sE.&r n i.ls.rils II lsi 4 -
4soer ra' hsass. 81, iii-, e .i'f. "a
y he Is liago. ,lar,a- itii 2-i@,- ~ IA = =
csnmi-zl e. s. A. tF'y -i l-ss y st7o o. q
is,.e-. oiirsil n tE1Lk : d.
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PnCKEE-RooK lFDuNn

c0METFiISfi over week aEo fen.d a porkst
= book eoatalnin- atoek th.ity d9iiars - Ineaes
ana ncte nf had git-n 1r1es 3 nk--on - Ihts
Cochran for c<ht dofars IA fif- c<.ts. cAfei A.
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