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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-12-09


This School closes its first term Thurs.
day thel7th inst. It's prosperity has exceed.
ed the anticipations Of its patrons and
teachers. Indeed, the limited accommo-
dations have been the only hindrance it
has experienced. ....
have been induced to take during the
past term forty five pupils; but must in
future limit the number to forty, so that
those who wish to secure seats for the next
term should do SO at an early date.
The branches taught during the past few
months in addition to the Primary and In
ternIedfate Departments have been. Higher
and Elementary Algebra, Latin and U. s.
History. It is to be regretted that we can
not hold public examination and exhibit
ton as the house is SO small that We can.
not invite our friends all at once but are
most happy to see them at any time pro-
vided they come in squads" Of two or
three.
The school will be opened the first Wed
nesdayin January and continue three
months. All who are in the 9Th Reader
and Practical Arithmetic, will be received
at 81 80 per month the lower Departments
at $l,l5; 10 cents per month will be
charged extra to assist in paying ,oood bills
For the benefit of patrons we will say
that no boy known to be rude or profanc
j. admitted. MARY Is. JAMES.
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Closing out Sale.
The Union Cheap Cash Store is now re
ceiving the second stock of goods from the
Eastern market, and would say to their
numerous patrons that they are prepared
to furnish them with every article in the
way Of Furnishing Goods at manufacturers
prices. They have also added to their
stock Of French Beavers and Cassimeres,
a large and we'll selected stock Of Clothing,
Hats, Caps, and Furs, which they will sell
At greatly reduced prices.
Now is your time to buy Holiday pres
ents as we have a large lot of Balmoral
skirts, received on consignment which must
be sold. We are also receiving large lot
Of embroideries of our own importation
from the factory direct. Also new lot of
Table Linen, and Crash, Huckabuck, &c.
Ladies Fine Hood and Skating Caps,
Nubias, Nubia Hoods, the best stock in the
West. Having a resident buyer in New
York and taking advantage in the fluctua-
ton Of the market, and buying for cash
only, enables US to sell at Chicago and Nil.
waukec prices. 1t
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It was recently announced that the
blockade Of Wilmington, N. G., had been
so strengthened as to render the port i'm.
penetrablc. A commentary upon this
statement is furnished by the fact tina,
thirteen large steamers, heavily laden, ran
into Wilmington on the night of the 18th
ult.
European advices arc to the oath ult.--
The reported resignation Of Earl Russell
was without foundation. The Polish and
German questions wore threatening as.
pect.
The Democratic candidate in Idaho for
Delegate in Congress has been elected by q
handsome majority.
The noted steamer Isaac Newton was
burned last evening on the Hudson river,
opposite Yonkers. No particulars of the
disaster have as yet been received.
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in their hands. They lift mediocrity into
prominence and power, or consign to pub
lie obscurity those whom nature has mark.
I'd GU, to be the lights Of the world. It
has been by getting the control Of this ele.
mcnt Of power, that designing and ambi.
tious men have succeeded in ovcrturning
and destroying every form Of popular gov
eminent that has existed in the world.
1t was this control that enabled the leaders
Of the French Revolution to lay society it.
self in ruins. 1t was this shifting ele,ne mt
that stood bowling around the scaffold for
the blood Of the provincial members Of the
Convention, and which, few months later,
cla,nored still moro exceedingly for the
life blood Of those who had invoked, but
could not control the tempest Of human
passions. 1t is in vain that society has at
tempted to hedge itself in by constitutional
limitations against this changeling clement
Of power. It is that "highcr law" which
laughs at constitutions, and spits on long
established precedcnts. Brennus like, it
casts its sword into the descending scale
and proclaims " I am the law"
The argument Of majoritics has little
force with that man who acts from fixed
political principals. Standing steadfastly
himself he sees the tide Of popular feeling
cbb and flow without any apprecablc cause.
There must be some better reason for him
to chase the returning and rcceding wave
than that others come and 60 like it. To
him. there is greater dignity and greater
'hororir the consciousness Of being right,
though standing with til, few, than in be-
ing swept along by the clamorous multi
tude, though ,clothed he may be in the garb
Of authority. His faith is strong, that,
"Truth, crushed to cart h will rise again;
The eternal years OF God arc hers:
But error, wounded, writhcs iN pain,
And dies amid her worshippers.
=, s.s.Hs, j. rs.
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H" "Rough Notes." Of the 9th Iowa
Cavalry, writes US that the Regiment was
mustered on the 3oth ult., and had orders
to march to St. Louis. OF the Clayton
County or McGregor Co. (F) Ben. Contel
is Capt; G. w. Mckay, LIST Lieutenant;
S. II. Davis, I'd Lieutenant B. NJ. Reese,
Orderly; NJ. j. Teter, Quartermaster Scar
gent; A. A. Mosher, Commissary Scar.
gent; j. II. Wyman, lst Seargcnt; Lewis
Ethrigc, I'd Sergt.; John Wilson, Sd Sergt.;
I. II. Stiles, 4th Sergt; Richard Jones
9Th Sergt., and G. Is. Peacock, G. NJ. Ben
nett, E. Overfelt, B. Knapp, w. Powers,
Frank Williams, D. W. Culver and E..
Odell, Corporals. The Capt. and 1st and
ID Lieuts. seem to be favorites Of the Co.,
each having seen service before the Capt
ten years in the 9th regulars to whom a
sword costing $4,000 will be presented.
Lieut.. Mckay was in Hospital with small
pox, but is convalescent. The boys received
their pay on the 9th inst, and were, gen.
orally in good health.
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BRIoos, Chicago, Friday E.

BRIGGS, Chcago, FRIDAY Eve.
JouN-I can't come home before Mon.
clay, Tuesday, or some other day. have
found "Mcjor Genera, Beau Hackctt;' Col.
Frank wilkie, once Of the Dubuque Her.
aid; later the army correspondent Of the
New York Times. and now Of the Chicago
Times !; Field, Of the Journal, (oncc Of De-
corah and other North Iowa points,) and
how the can l,avc? Tonight we 60
to the theatre to see Bandmdrn, a German
actor. who sets Chicago in SUCH a foyer
that the citizens forget the. water
they are drinking. In "a few days." "a
year perhaps,) they'll have all the fresh
water they want by means Of the Tunnel
they design building ont towards tho mid.
die Of the lake! From the limited obscr.
walton l have been enabled to make, there
is butslittlc water used here a glass Of
Bourbon is offered to stranger they inva
riably give ycu a glass of cider as an &C.
compartment. Water is played out
Tho business world here is as active as
over-cloaks at $3.50 are popular sets Of
jewelry at 1915, GILES prcea, are too
lou for the wives Of shoddy contractors;
shawls less than $3.50 in value. and bonnets
ranging lower $50 arc considered as the
exclusive property Of the aille-uppcr.
crust dam declining to bid on such coin.
mon material! What a world this Is get.
ling to be, John, and how nobly the pa.ri.
OTIS Of the army win the money which Sec.
rotary Chase is manufacturing out Of street
rags.
Tnerc Is no news here. Trade goes on
As usual. The river wafer smells like
anything you can imagine. Just here Shell
Case interrupts me and forces me from my
duty asa correspondeat--wha he wants
me to do l can't tell, but it is useless to
attempt TO write when so valued a friend is
urging mo to quit quill.driving. So, good.
bye for the present. $780,.
A. +. Il.
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BEIMSTREET,s
HAIR RESTORATIVE
IT IS Nor A DYE,

But restores gray Eair to its original ceor by sup
plying the capillary tubes with >ural sustenance,
impaired by age or disease All in. sanseous dyes are
composed Of lunar cosc, destroying the vitality and
beauty Of the hair and afford Of themselves NO DRESS
ing. lIeimstreets lnimitsbIs Coloring not only re-
stores hair its natural color by easy process but
gives the hair q LuXuriant Beauty.
promotes ITS growth prevents its falling Of. sradi
Gates dandruf and imparts health aud pleasantness
to the head 1t has stood the test OF time being the
original Hair Color ng and is constantly increasing
in favor. Used by both gentlemen aad ladies'
IL is sod by all respectable Dealers or can be procur
ed by them of the commercial agents, D. :. Barnes
Co., 202 DroaA~ay, New York. Two sizes, 50 cents
nd 81. ySS!scv
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~ VIM. Werder and Charley Gerndt

AZ WIN. Werder and Charley Gerndt
have opened tailoring establishment in
O'Brien's block, next door west Of the Red
Boot. Mr.. Werder has been foreman aud
cutter in A. H. Strouse's clothing house for
five years, where he made many friends to
whom he desires Us to extend his thanks
and u request to them or any other man to
call at his new place of business, where he
will always be found ready to wait upon
them to all work in his line. Mr.. w. is
unquestionably first class workman. See
his card. s 1t
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Anythings.
It is said that the strong man, Dr.. Win.
ship, can now lift 5000 pounds, but ''Brick, "
the wit, thinks che amt strong enough to
peel peck Of onions without weeping"
1.-THE telegraph line is completed ia
Central City, Colorado Territory. Joe
why don't you speak to US :. A Republi.
can army afficcr says: If this wat had
been under the control of the Democrats,
the rebels would have been driven into the
Gulf Of Mexico long ago." After the
draft, in Southern Minnesota, had pro
ceeded three full days and in twelve coun.
ties, containing twenty.six sub districts,
had been completed, and eight hundred and
twentysix men drawn, an order for tho
postponement was received. That is ex.
cn,ption by tho wholesale. .. The St. Paul
Democrat hoists the name Of General q. B.
Mcclellan for candidate for President in
1864. We would like to see him President
Of the army Of the Potomac first. :. The
number Of men who have been actually
killed in this war does not fall short of hall
a million. :. "A large lot of what purported
to be barrels Of vinegar was seized and sold
by Government officials at Taducah, but
on examination was found to contain inner
half barrels Of an article more palatablc as
a beverage-to some. 80. The following is
an exact copy Of the supcrscription on a
letter passing through western Post Office:
"Joe Painter nine Eagles Iowa he is::a tav.
ern keeper and plays muggins and drinks
much Lager Beer Great Big man.. a.. An
Iowa justice Tin Chickasaw county. wabe:
licve,) wishing to make short trial of it,
administered the following oath to the &C.
cused party: "Prisoner, you solemnly
swear with the uplfted hand Of Almighty
God that you did not steal the hog, and if
you did you hope to be damned, so help
you God" The following is specimen
Of some Of the technical terms common
among the craft. To the uninitiated it may
sound rather loud, but really don't mean
so much after all: like, put General Beau.
regard on the galley, and then finish the
murder Of the negro you commenced yes
terday. Set up the ruins Of Guyndotte.
distribute the small pox; you need not
finish that mutiny; put the mumps in the
paper this week. Pitch that pi into hell
and then 60 to the devil and he will tell you
how to dispose Of the dead natter. :.
Recently over $s5 200. 900 were paid out
in one day at the Treasury, the largest
amount ever known in the history of the
nation IA National Bank has been es-
tablished at Marion, Iowa, with a capital
Of $4,000.
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8-T-186O-X.
DRAKES PLANTATION BITTHRs

They purify, strengthen and invigorats.
They create . healthy appetite.
They are an sntdots to change of water and diet.
They effects Of dissipation aud late hours.
They strengthen the system and eliven the mind.
They prevent mi.smatc and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidty Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They make
the weak man strong, and are exhausted natures
great restorer. They made Of pure st. Crox Run,
the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs, and
sre taken with the pleasure Of beverage without
gard to age or tune OF day. Particularly recommen.
dsd to delicate persons rsquireug gentle smusnt.
Sold by all 0rocsrs, Druggit, Hotels and Saloons.
P. II. Drake 4 Co., 2o2 broadway, New York,
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The prevailing epidemic in this region Of
country at the present time is Life Insu-
rance-and the most popular Company is
the Mutual Life Of Wisconsin. This is as
it should be-every man who has any one
depending on him for support should be
insurcd-and every one insuring in the
West should patronize the above mentioned
Company. 1t
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Sanitary Fair.

= Mr.. Rcnick has kindly furnished US with
the following proceedings Of the Ladies
Sanitary Society Of McGregor:
At a meeting Of Ladies at the Congrega.
tional Church on the ID inst, it was re.
solved to hold Fair at McGregor on the
2lst, 22d, and 2sd days Of tho present
month for the benefit of the u S. Sanitary
Commission. Twenty-onc Ladies and
Misses were appointed to canvass McGreg.
or for donations, as follows:
Mrs. I. X. Fuller, VIM. Benton, F. G.
nannahs; Misses Miller, James, Barnes,
lngcrsall, Lila Albright, Alice Hammer,
Hattie Henry, Mary Davis, Nellie Colgate,
Emma Boynton, Frank Doynton, Jennie
Durham, Hattie Finch. Libbie Noble, Jennie
Calkins, Fannie Munson, Matte Flanders,
Gertie Colgate.
A Corresponding Committee is to be ap-
pointed in each locality westward Of Nc
Gregor with which communication is easy,
whose names will be announced as soon as
the corresponding committee can make the
appointments. The regular officers Of the
McGregor Sanitary Society are constituted
corresponding committee.
A. P. Richardson and Geo. W. Tenney,
Committee on Printing.
A fine silver castor, genero usly donated
for that purpose by S. P. Sladden, will be
awarded at the Fair as prize for the best
individual dona,ion-award to be made by
committee of ladies. The name Of the
donor should accompany each donation to
enable the committee to do justice in the
award.
4 list Of the donations, with the names
of the 3ivers, will be published to show the
proper receipt Of articles given or sent in.
Several very liberal contributions have
already been made, which will be duly &C.
know lodged in a few days when full list
will b nsaJh4AshssAa u rurm prouucrs sen,s,n
are to bo left at the store Of S. p. Sladden.
Other donations with Gil,s & Bro. A.
French, G. F. Remick, or D. Baugh, at their
places of business. Ladies are invited to
contribute fancy articles, needle or crochet
work, or anything either useful or orna-
mental; gentlemen. potatoes, beets, onions,
cabbages, four clothing, goods, or things
Of any kind which can he used or sold.-
Goods proper for the invalid soldier will be
forwarded to headquarters of the u S. San
itary Commission. Other goods will be
sold at the Fair. and the proceeds used to
procure Sanitary supplies. 1t is hoped the
people Of this and adjoining counties will
interest themselves in this enterprise.
Send in your donations. You can each
spare something for the inualid soldier, and
come in yourselces to tho Fair. All dona-
tons from abroad should be received here
as early as the 10th inst. A special COM
mittee will call around town in few days
after pies, cakes, dough nuts, biscuit, cold
meats, &c, &C., to make the refrcshment
tables attractive. Ladies please be in. -
Citizens will "cat and drink" out of.town
friends during the Fair. Weexpect to have
a gay and festive time, and do good in the
name of the Sanitary Commission. Let
our frolics secure benevolent ends.
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Try IT oNcE.-Thc manufacturers of the
Chemical Salcratus, Messrs. DeLand &
Co., show their readiness to have the mer
its of the article tested, for they authorize
all who sell it at retail to refund the money
when by fair trial it does not prove to be
as recommended. That is fair, and shows
their confidence in the article.
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TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUH.


- W096s
We are doing sornc extra nice work since
receiving Our large supply Of new type
Tho T,xss job Office is complete in mate
tiai, presses and workmcn !; it's prices are
st the lowest rates. Bill heads, Posters,
Cards, Check.books, Programmes, Circu.
flrs, &c. &C., done neatly and With dis.
patch. Justices Blanks, on hand by the
ouirr. <. T.. -
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JUST RECEIVED!

JUST RECEIVED!
4 T tho sign Of the BIG BOOK, a few doors
IA below the Flanders House, opposite Cory 8,
Flee Hundred Photographic Albums,
Of every sty 10 manufactured, from 81 to $25
Diaries for 1854, Csc. to So,
the best manufactured.
Also large lot of beautiful
Miscellaneous Books, Bibles, &c.,
for Holiday presents, and the largest stock of Fancy
Goods and Toys every description magn able ever
opeued in McGregor.
81 All the December Magazines 373
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~ We are indebted to Mr.. Gibbs
Douglas for the following statement of the
prices and receipts Of produce in Clayton
City for the week ending Dec. 9th, 1868:
22s loads wheat, 5000; lo4 loads oats,
b0@55; 10 loads corn, 40@5o; load
barley. te~ a.4s~ .... .rs4a. Z
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NcGregor, June IL. 1868.
At the request OF Mr.. 8. Huntington, have ex-
amined the formula for tile preparation Of the Dam
that tho medicinal agents are welr known and in
common use by the profession. That tie Bitters are
possessed OF tonic and lteratve proportions, and
the combination is we'll adapted to ben eft Iepahc
dera ngements when a stimultnt is required. They
poss ess the properties OF tonic and lucrative and
may he safely and advantageou>ly used when a
stimulant is advisable. y. ANDROS M. d.
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'INo all whom may concern; You are hereby mott.
Il fed that on the 10th day OF December 1853
there will be on file in the ece Of the u ERIK Of the
District Court Of Clayton County and state OF Iowa.
a petition OF james MacGregor, Jr., asking that
Block "a, and y lock IS, in James Mac(3repor Jr.',
addition to the Town Of McGregor, may re severed
from and stricken out of the limits Of said Town ri
McGregor, and that said portion OF the Plat of James
McGrsgor, Jr.'s Addition to Tho Town Of McGr,oor
may be vacated. JAMES MAC GREGOR JR
December 8th 1868. lw373
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HAVE on hand and for sale

eW James McRaith is now engaged as
foreman and cutter in A. II. Strousc's
clothing and furnishing house. Nc. has
for some time held the position of first
class workman in McGregor, and will
doubtless secure to the house many of his
Old customers, while he will always make
every effort to give perfect satisfaction to
ALL 1t
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~ CAurIoN.-We have this day obtained Pat
ent for our manufacturers, known rs .Fsmily Dive
Colors." The Dyes ia ctured by other per. ons
under the name Of Domestic Dyes" are made in
violation or our Patent. Wa caution all persons
making selling the hereafter, that we shall
prosecute for all inizingen ents our rights.
HOWE l. STEVENS.
Boston, October 18th, 1863. 3ws73
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COMMERCIAL.
TINES OFFICE, Tuesday, 3 p. NJ,
December 8. 1864

The weather, since last issue. has been of the
mildest type Of winter, and day closely re-
sembles our finest In Sept. than that Of Dec Tho
river Is rising, aud the ice rapidly wearing away.
Gold has been seellins in New York during the
week as high rs 1854; to-day 1853.
For prices Of Lumber, Furs, Grain, Pork Groceries
&C., &C., see the reports below.
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LUMBER.
= = ~ LUMBER. TT
MEG REooR, Dec. 9th, 1863. ~
Office II uAYT 4 Bur DICK. q
Eds. TiMes We hand you below the current

MiLwAuxsE, Tuesday, Dec. ST. Jpn.
Gold, l,5S. tWhsst, 100. Dressed Hogs, $50 lbs.
and ovsr, $50.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WERDER & GERNDT,
MERCHANT TAILORS.
VIII clean and repair Clothing In good shape mex
door to the Red Boot, Main St. Nc Oregon. 3n373


N the streets at McGrssor, on We dn esday Dec
l. Sd. Port Monae, containing Two Dollar Diil,
aud 10 cents in postal currency. The owner can
nave by paying for this potice and describing the
property. Call at the berth Iowa TIMss lice, Mo.
Oregon. 2w373 J. q wiIITEORn
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az We are told to have hope and
trust but what is poor fellow to do
when he can no longer get any trust.
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~ N0tice...Episcopal Service every Sunday
O'Clock P. NJ, at the German Presbyterian Church,
opposite the Brick School House. Rev. W f. LLOYD,
Pastor. 800
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New Arrival.
TUST received the following bill Of goods which
u odsr to the trade at manufacturers prices:
80 Gross Howe h Stevens Family Dyes
500 g Chemical Blucing.
100 butchers Pain Curer.
so Alden's Condition Powders
rs Ayers Pills.
10 Cherry PICTORIAL.
10 " Sarsaparilla.
Dowa's Elixir, tho best lung medi.
cine In the world 4 IIyNriNGiON
McGragor, December, 8th, 1863. 2w373
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COrrcSDO1aG1e,,ce.

OOSTC0pO1J0EE1I
"TIS1lfNa to relieve the monotonv Of camp
w life during the remainder OF my term of scry.
ice will correspond with any young Lady who
wishes to help the Of country by cheering
the hearts OF her soldiers. Lot every one consider
this ms an invitation fof them to address ADAM A,
WORT, Go, "L." 4th Iowa Cavalry, Vicksburg,
Miss. ara
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Look Here, my Friend {!
KENYON
AS opened Photograph Gallery in Koss' new
i brick block, Mc0regor, Iowa, and IL you want
a photograph, or an Ambrotyps,
THERE is THE PLACE TO GET 1T
Or II you want first rate picture on plate to send
la letter,
PLEASE CALL THERE!
Or II You want old picture copied, or cleaned up
and put in q case,
You CAN GET 1T DONE THERE!
Or IT you want anything in the picture linc don't
full to call at
KeasyOn's Gallery.
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In Laporte, Indiona, certainly, and in
many other places probably, a call was cir
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Ie'' 11a'''s 1oIHIerIy, III the hXpress OF
ice at Prairie du Chen, is lst Lieut.. Co..
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Some eastern religionists suggest the es.
Enlistment OF an order of Protestant
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wits o' AuVeIs'ty' nat IS gOOd enough
for our countrymen is good enough for us,
and as WAR is the idol Of. tho hour 1t &c.
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the arrival and sepulturc of the body of the
lamaptos1 HUc,ss C,l 80 I-.-..-co.s