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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-10
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GROCER urnli9t unp Ippfertett cumman6irte,
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unO ben @eneralen Steel uno Gtabel inter-
atbt. 3uerlt @puosrneur Morgan unD barauf
ben &rte8sminiIter. an Die Stele pes Nrinsen
ben traderen J9eotri@, ben .Mann tbrer @a6t,
3a IeBen. 6r. Wtpr9an, BON Dem Dier Nles
Aiding, Gnberte, baB ct isbt mebr tetne @es
malt tn Der SaAe BABE, unp DnB ST. Witt.
batS bon Nsp .g)ort ibm ben Yrtnssa ent-
.pfoblen babe, cine Qaga6e, Der tpisper 5err
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unterfubt, TT pIrbieer mabppter 8sla &c,
gen Die un9elebltde @rnennunB pss 0rtn;sn,
p6ne ieDpA beiut Rriessmtnifertuun, bas fi9.
befanntltA tn ote grnennunseU- Der 0ouper-
3neure ntGt men9t, etnen @rfpls 3tp s~rlaneeu.
Nm 5. gecSember 1862, bert9tet Gapitan
Stra0e, traf NDiutant 0etB, welGer tit @aI6-
tn9tun 9epelen, pteoer betm adten Geetment
tin. Gr bate ebenfaQs Die Dentl9rift an
@onperneur Wtcr9an untfr11rieben, ettlarte
aber ieBt aQen Wtpettan6 se9en bte Nnltsls
lung BEG @ria3em fur umniB. Sn @sger=
mart zines anoeren Sltjters fIiste er bin,u
Die 5rau beg 0rtn3sn babe boz tbrsm ST.
MAPLE mno mebreren anberen 6erren ertl1rt,
ie babe tbm Die Stsle serl6aft unb 0e merDe
fbn bartn erbaltett. Sie babe ra6tiee Ser
ttn0un9en, NIT beren !5alfe fe TN Stanbe
letn tueroe, ale Dieienteen aus oent 0elbe gu
ipelGe se9en tbrsn Wann intrigut
rem mSGten. Dielelbe Mtttbetluug ma9te
Der Motutant bes 0rtn3en aud benz Sberfs
Iieutfnunt Sebtertb. Capt. Struee retate
feline 8elisnatiOn eth, bic er 70 oft pta-
bts ie an9enpmmen ipuroe, Der Bring
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nit ietaer 0emabIin Des S6srten GET,
lttb ben S6erfIieutenant 6eoteri9 nntsr
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bic arUns aufisBt- nod t9reu 5cbn NIT t9ua
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Iaugten 6ter 9eltsrn 81 frante unb Sertpr1s
0ste Sploateh bon NleranOrtn, 8a., an.
Tcl9enoe 0eutl9e liuD nuf Der QiIte Der.
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9s5p Giles, q. S, Gnnit, s. g. Slider, 9.
6atfenFsia. s. Broaut, s. Tyet, s. GroBs
nlann, S. SO. @tabbelter, q. @oet1Atnas.
Son StanCiaeO, 8. Oss. I@apt, @a.
terman, Der bpm Wsad pes Dau,pfe6 @oloen
@ate 3uritG9sfebrt til, brtnst bic NaAttGt, Bag
Dte tn Der NaAbar(@aft sppbuenben Naericas
ner 1852 600 in Sob gerettet bGtten. gtnz
bere GplpfiFel, Die unterbnlb Der 0alIerlinte
III Sauce lte9srf, m59ten SteletGt eber etn-
nal Our9 3ufau, als cnr4 iYlfemuttide Na4<
fnhgn8 wteoer ans 2t9t 9efSrbert tperben.
0nu Sort Moirpe.
Sort M nrpe, 6. De,. :3Uanata
Neutrality-suspicious. ulaO pier3tg Guntre6nnbs
itaD beuse ppN Gufolf bier an9efcmmer.
Der Observation-Disclosures Ners 2Jort urter
Commando be8 @apttSn Malfprb tam beute
gfaGmIttag bpn @ttp 0otnt bter an, bra@te
aber fetne Na6aetere nsit,
Das Sau8 Der Wemeinen bon NCrbearulina
sat am IeBten Oounerl Rage uadfotaenos 8e.
IGlaIe etuttmuig 0n8enUmmeu.
BeIGlolel, baB pte cpnfSOertrteu Staaten
Bic Mlittet unD ben Wtaen beliben, bte BON
ibuen ein8eiebte 9tsSterune gu unterlliBen
nlto aufre1t 5u erbalten, nno DaB Noroearu-
tina oa3n nit oaer Mta9t utO allen 5alfs=
que0en bettra9en iptrb.
8eTNlcien, paB Die Trennung 3ipil1en ben
@onf5pertrtst uno 85bernlsn 6tanten eine
Uoaenbete G9atIa9e III, ump bag DaS 0ulf BON
9tUrocaroltNa mte unp urter fetnerlet 8eDtns
9ung, pelAer glrt le au0 Ietn mS9e, tn cine
DieOerOeretniGun8 tpiutgen pirb.
8gldlp1en, baB mir pa6 Spllte ;3atrauen
tn Die Gel6tdltAFeit nnb Den NatrtpttsmuS
%nniereS 0ra0oenten Sef, Davis isben, uno
Dab Istne 0srpaltung nit 9feGt bte aufop,
ferneRe untegfabung a(er patrtptilden 8Ir-
9er beanIpruden nayf.
8el9lolsn enOtiG, baB pir NIT Der 9olitlt
an0 6abrung beg Grie8e8 poaFanbtg einper.
lfanoen ftnb. unp bab Der NrdlIpsnt In Der
mGnnliAen unD patytotiIAea Gtelung, Die or
8tbufs uaferer llaabbdngt9teit stn9enpm
men BOT, In jeoer UeiIe unterfibt wsrpen
iOlse.
9pn sprS Carolina.
Newbern, 81. g., 5. Deg. SIN Sa=
nern GerrlGt 9roBe8 Mltbpergnagen unO es tt
Die allgemftae Qn1dt, baB Elm solfommener
Gieg BurnffOe's in 8irStnten bic mnmtttet~
Bare aaO gdn3liAe Muf8ebung Der 8oroers
(faatep. NorDe@ aroltna mnD Iennefee NIT
etu9sIAlcds0, sur Gol8e BADEN tpitrpe. +.
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ct. 0plontGrS matGte bpr etniaen Gaoen BON
@ol9ta9ton ca. g. eiasn Streif3ug, iber.
~r,lmpelten cine tn einer Stride Serlammelte
Nn3abl Nsbs(lsnlolpaten uno nabm tie f1mn,ts
lid e~efan9en.
0feile In 0sOrsia. gu Columbus tOaet
eth Sad &tperpsot Sals 1920, Sped so Gts.
baS gfuno, S4infen $40 per gsntner, Wfebl
$50 per Barrel, Elm panr Dpssftns8 etnttete
Der $50, 8ettblanEatS $65 per Stiid.
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eiue blpge gurnusIsgun8 DEG Ser. Stanten
@UnIuls, bag bas Golf fir Die Ne6ieruu6
Der CONFEDERATION Staaten eebaut iperpe, nup
Dte enaiil@en 8eGSr0en leten .nt6t ermdGtt9t,
gegen balsIbe ein3uiareiten, 70 lan0e uiGt Der
0ouaGnbiae 8epeis eOrlte8e, baB IS ptrfItdj
3a fstnbltAen 3weden 9s9eu Die Ser. Staaten
9ebaut lt.
untetn 25. Suit beriatste fooonn 6srr
NOaua3 an 6r. @etparO, iiber %Tstueta Der S17
de oet6auen @dritte, tber Die peI!t(Se usbsfs
,eu9unq pes onertfautTd5en Gouiala 81 9Ipsr~
pool, ST.. Collier, Rap bas ii 8tgf9eao 8ebau.
ts G4tF ftr llpline Rn~fer3weds b%eItltnrat let,
uSD baB Ct, uut baa 2~lu8(aufeg Der Gtecaypra
III 0evGtnbern, Dem Gapttdn greson pte n5f0te
gen Snfructtpnen 8e8e6en 9ebe.
Gs fcl9en lcpann nod mettere ActsNIiltGe'
aus 0enen berppr9eat, pslae S9rttte Der @en-
full gouter aet9on, ut fD BON bent pabrer
3pef Der Mnbama 5a isber3ea9et, ttno Tyre
8~slAlaenatme poer pentgIten8 bte Serbtnoe%
ruue t6rss Mu6laufen8 ST. erptgfea. % aber
aQeS ~seree6ens mar, aud Die engltIAe Se8te@
runa, BET Qutwprt Serb NuieI'8 3ufol8e, Die
5ade ais etne ppQRanbts ab9emafte betra@'
tete, uno bic M(abama reunUG franf uno fret
ben QtpetpUcler 6afsn DsrlteB, F. i9tGte Serr
QDams cem Gapttdn @rapen Sgore, anf Istle,
toes Oefonoten) 8erantpprtnug, Die Alaea=
ma, tpenrt mEeltA, auf bet See abSufangsi1,
Der GayttGn mug jsHp1 Dte wieperbcltfr
.brtm9encen mnb genauen, Ism ip9ar ietner'
@Ours SOrIHrei6enDen Srbres be5 0eianoter'
eutreDer mribperfanbsn, pber miBaGtst baben,
unD 70 entatna Die alabama, bamaIs npH
290, bent i6r 3ueeba6ten @eidid gum nneno-
lt@sn Na6t6etle Der amerifaniiHsn 5aupsls'
marine.
Sr. NoautS lanbte unterm 6. Iu9uf nod
einntal esne gipte OH ben brtttIAen WttntIter,
uni flo Nustunft iiber Die @runoe, weBs
6al6 bte Nlnbama niGt a~nse6altea uCr0en gu
erbitten, unb er1telt barauf bon 2Oro Tuliel,
unterm %. Sept. Die beftnittpe Qlntiport, DAT
man, III 6tnfi6t Der umfa6enoen 8t6tt8fett
Der Sadie erIt BABE 3sa9niie anftebmen laI~
fen unD Ute &rpnannalte um &atb fva9en
miIen, tppraber natarltG eintse 3eit sereau>
GEN, mnb bic Nntwprt Der lebtes
rem err 4 an 20. Suit etngetrps
fen fet, 3m9let6 ber telegras
p9if@enO 2tSerppDl,
Mlabama ieIbt8en 81 r.
IN See 9e8an8en ware.C !D
SurScrmms far sAacenerfat AT Gnslane fur
bas curd3 Die Mtabama ~serff6rte uncertainties 81
eentbuRt.
l1nterut 3. 9lcSembsr tat ST. Separo an
ST.. MOatns stne Depel9e folsenoen Sn9alta
8elanDt,
G5 laufen abernlals DertGte Elm uter Dis
bur6 Den Danpfer 800 periibte j3erli6ruue
amerifanilder S9tTe. Der Braipent feb
T9 DaranlaBt, ptele 3erlSruneen als ourd
brittl9e untertbanen, unter 8%erlebun8 auet
p6lferre6tltden gelsbe peribt, gu betraaten.
nahpem Sorber Der britiIGen Neeierun9 aus
fibrliGe MtttbeiInnB uuO BOrifeluns bartber
gsmd9t wornen mar. Go TT ocrauS5nIeben,
OaB le rie SADIE bereits Der briti1den Ne9ies
runs inter bte(em @efAt6tspunfte bOr8elteat
baben wsrOen. Die ee~lssmGBisen 8epetle, I'm
Die NnIprIGe auf SAaplpSbaltung gu inter
ltlsen, lUQsn IOfort s%elammeIt nno S1nen TO-
balD oils mG9li9 ibermittslt tperpen.
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2dnbesttttles afS beGcnberer Gtaat ntdt In
Der rt&ttsen @ete nu3sela9t wOrOem let.
gS banole fG nt&t unt Die 3aInRuns etnes
r~slte', iOrlpern uHt bic S6etlnn9 zines alien
Staates.
Or. SrOHua isrd& ut @unFen Der 8ia, BIS
bic Stunpe bpriber mar.
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SnnheslanntfaNt.
@abI.

Dafbtn9tUn, s. DECEMBER. 0lOreen
ptrb General 9tele, als MtlttdrsOuSerneur,
tn Dem Ncrfplfer 81 (trtft bte @abl zines Com
9reeabgecrpnetsn anCronen. Man slautt, baB
Ote Nfai0rttdt Der 8erobner 1tmmen werbe,
trt am erfen Sunuar niGt BON per Gnanets
pattOnsprpflamattun 9tnrOIns betrofen 3u per-
ben.
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TO OUR FRIENDS,

As it appears impossible for US to
get supply of "Alma9acs." and the
demand being great, w6propose issu-
ing from our establishment work Of
this kind, provided We can get few
Advertisements to he published in
the Almanac. A few of our business
houses have agreed to advertise, and
hope others will, BY adopting this
course; we will be enabled to fill all
the orders now on hand, and any
othersSwe may receive. =.
Rates Of Adnertising:
One page SIS, and 90 copies gratis.
Half 8, I" 10 ."
Advertisements can he handed in
at this Office. Orders in the mean
time will be received for any quaint
ty. Price Is cents pen copy. A lib
eral discount to the trade.
=. Address JNo. DICKINSON.
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SOLDIERS FOR The WAR.

{ / HE undersigned,yt just from Virginia,
with authority to Recruit, wants 40 mea, for
Artillery service. Terms Of enlistment, for
the war: Cnpt. Duke is also authorized,
aud win muster in as nssny as three come
panies Of Infantry, Or the purpose offornn-
ing Il Texas Battalion with the companies
now il. Virginia All flen enlisting on the
above terms, will receive Fifty Dollars
bounty.
or A. J. Stacey, Esq, of the firm Of Stacey
s. Wells Will leave Shreveport for the
seat of war, On the LIST Of March, at which
time and place, oil should meet him, who
wish to clfisf.' CAPT. ". H. DUKE,
f3bll-tf e. >. A.
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Portable Steam Engines with or.
without wheels. Stationery Steam
Engines, with double fue boilers
Circular Saw Mills Of the most mod
erh and improved construction. We
challenge the trade to produce a'bet-
ter or moro effective article at less
price. Cotton Gin and Grist Mill
Shaftingc 3
Circular Saws.
Burrows Corn and FlourinsMill.
Straub Corn Mills.
India RoBber Betting:
.Wooawruth Planning and Matching
Machines.
Artesian Well Tools and Pipes fur
nishad to order.
Steam Guages, Whistles, &c,
and every description of Plantation
and Railway Machinery. -.
Send and get an illustrated casa-
logue of our Machinery, free by mail;
all we ask is a preference at the same
price with equally good Northern
Works. Address L. NJ. IVENS, p
No. SO st. Charles ST., NO.
No. Sly
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This, shreveport !
Old Sbists< Rags,. Etc.

i HE undersigned viii receive aud for
ward old shirts. rags; and suck articles con-
tribated for the uss offhsl C9nfsdesate. Hoo
paratiyciy useless tsshen, q. earssstly 60
ficited TO bestow them upon tie sick aud
wounded soldiers, who wvSld bes,ol forted
by . change OF = eleap shin, even though
an old one. -
they u,ny. n LIT at.ths store Of Mr.. G.
McC any, III, shreveport, who has kindly
consented to takecAazge Of them. until they
con b. shipped. 80. II 80.
febl2tf HoHKRT ". MARYE.
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- To Editors and Printers. 81

NOR SALE-Thc Newspaper and job
~ Material, books. and outstanding debts
of this office. Reasons for selling given on
application, If desired. To q person who
will continue the publication of the paper,
bargain will be offered. The matorials
arc new, and there is sufficient stock of pa
per on hand to last six or eight months -
Address the proprietor. d9QH
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DENTAL NOTICE.

YVHE undersigned will be absent from
u shreveport Entl about March. Mr.. T.
u. Samuel is my legal agent during my alb
.sence, and will collect my claims and dis
charge debts, whenever able SO to do.
My former assistant will be found in the
office. S. HNSON, d. d. S.
Shreveport, Jan. 8, 1852.
F. Shreveport papers please copy one month,
discontinue my. card until MY return, and
present bills to Mr. Samuel. S. H.
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xf1l Patronize Home Industry,
SIMON. EIRMAN,
LADIES' kER.

Cor. Market. and Milan, streets,
WHL give special attention to making
w Shoes for Ladies and Misses, and
hopes to receive liberal patronage in this
new enterprise. Repairing neatly eNeeated
at short notice. es20-3m
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Confederation Restaurant.

- (Formeriy Catchy
-. AdjoiuiMg the Confederation
Coffee House. Shreveport, La
Mills we'll Luown. and popular es-
Establishment has been removed as
above, and is open for the accommo-
dation of the public. There will be
found the best, Of game. fish, oysters.
and everything that the Shreveport
and New Orleans markets afford
Meals furnished at all hours day OF
night. .Families md PARTIES will
aavetheir orderss promptly attended
%. no3LvlY
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TIE Costelthe Ifnr.-,Thc cxpcn-
SOS of the Government, according to
the New York Tribune. are over
ss,OoO,6Oo per day. This is at the
rate Of about fifteen cents daily for
every man, women and child i the
Northern States. At this rate the
war costs Wisconsin over SlI6.O00
every day, and nearly $4,000 evary
hour, and over $3.50 every minute be-
tween sunrise n sunset. The. whole
expense Tor one year would build a
comfortable house for every family1n
the Northern States, 1t would pay
the ordinary expenses Of the State
governments tor twenty. years. 1t
would buy nearly one-half ofthc farms
in the Northern States. 1t would
take all the Wheat praduced in Wis
consin for three years to pay its pro-
portion for twelve months. Such is
the costs of war-Milwaukie News
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MEDICAL.

Mansfield emale'COll&Ye.
= DESoro PARISH La. =
TVhe Fall session Of this Institution
IL will open on Wednesday. End
October 1861, with full and efficient
Faculty. The domestic department
will be under tie immediate superin-
tendence Of the President and his
lady, and every effort win be made
Ito promote the comfort Of those en-
trusted to their charge.
- Cotton, 7o1o,'isions, Confederate
Boxds or Treasury notes ta1:e. IN payi
|mext Of Board and Tuition.
Fer other INFORMATION, Address.
CHAS. B. STUART, President.
Mansfield. La.
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NOR SALE-A beautiful pair of full
Il bloodied white Shanghi chickens, and
one pair hloodicd Ruffietf Neck Pigeons
To lovers Of fancy and rare specimens of
the feathered tribe, this affords a good op-
portunity for investment, ~,
Apply at this Office. fes7tf
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Notice.

IN g. MAILER y my authorized
mill fS6g GEO. w. KENDALL. :
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i. Stnoeosoi0m Notice. ~
1'2nSeaee al ,oxisiara I l0tA .1sdicial
Ps,1sA ef Caddo. ] District: !,
Successful Of John Larmier, .deceas'a

~ OfJCE 10 hereby given that Mary
Siivey.has this day filed In the Clerk office,
q petition praying to 30 appointed Admin
istratrix Of the succcssiOnof John LarInicr,
deceased, Ind unless opposition be made
within ten days, the time prescribed bylaw,
sid prayer will be granted and lseters OF
administration issue accordingly.
/ Given under ,ny hand and seal of Office
this the 9th day Of March, A. D., 1862. .
1S7dJO n. Il. WRIGHT, Clerk.
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Binding pm Ldwyers.-A Cincin-
usri paper speaking Nth. confeaer-
ate prisoner. at Columbus. says:
Since their arrival, their names,
rank. residences. regiments, occupa-
, ton, age. size. color 1T dress. ,t,.t.,
have been taken dow n by Col. Camp
bell. To-day when To +" Clay, grand
son of Henry Clay, was ASKED f"rl'is
occupation, a brother officer answered.,
"a'lawycr;" to which young Clay re-
piled: Lawyer, h-al! l am a gentle
man. Put down my occupation as 4
Southern gentleman
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CyCH00L NOTICE. The under
- signed will resume School bust
ness in Shreveport, on the Second
Monday in January, 1882
Rates of Tuition pc, MONTH:
Elementary English branches, $500
Higher English branches and the
Languages, $500:
j3-3t D. DONOVAN.
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1fTWhen subscribers zee Tine E4pirsA.
stamped on their paler,. it d.ncsas tAas =
the LATEST MEMS.
; Received Last Niaht.

Richrond, Mach 27.-Yankaeaef
25ths snys that daring the. dh!et
Winchester the Federal Gensfal;
Shields, vas struck with piece Of
shall on the arm, shatterins it SO
badly that amputation became Rec,
es.ary. Prisoners from near Win
chester say that Jackson had not
more than $500 msn. in actual fight,
The Yankees had $4,000 engaged
$4,000 in reserve.
.Jackson's force was, altogether,
5000. One regiment was held III re-
serve, and 1850 did not come VI. in
time. Our goverpment is satisfied
with the result. The Secretary Of
War i.as issued q general for all fur
loushed men to return to duty imme-
diately. RS =.
Iachnond, March 2s.-Congrcss
has adopted a resolution of adjourn
,sent on the first Monday in April.
Che Senate has passed bill allow
ing the President four additional
Aids on his staff: The President
intends taking commands
The steamer Texas, we are insasm-
ed. sunk on her downward trip to
New Orleans.
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TheState efLoxisiana / 1oM Judicial
ParsM ef Cadde. ! District.
Succession Of Mary Mcclellan, decd.
NOTICE is hereby givsr-that II. Carlton
~ has this day fled in the Clerks Office.
a petition praying to be appointed Admin
istrator of the succession of Mary Mcclellan,
deceased, and unless opposition be made
within ten days, the time prescribed by law,
administration issue accordingly
Given under my hand snd seal of Office
this the l4fh day Of February, a. ID.
1862.
w HOWARD DOUGLASS.
feblS Dep'sH Clerk.
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~ S.ASACKS Choice. Texas flour
! CU just received and for sole by
ian:;l, FHELFS'& R<UiERS.
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The steamer Texas, we are insaym-
ed. sunk on her downward trip to
New Orleans. Z.
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