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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,l

NhbuluBtouJ ApIll o lOuO'
The following decree Of the Turkish
Government, prohibiting the importation
Of powder, cannon, arms ofall sorts, and
munitions of war, into any Of the States
of the Ottoman Empire, has been off,
cially communicated TO this department.
VI [T~RANsLATIoN
Translation of the Ordinance addressed
the goth Of Rsjeb, 1879, Of the Hegira,
9th January, 1858 to the Direction of
the Custnms. re
The repos and security Of the EN-
pire, and of all the population dwelling
therein, require the prohibition OF the
commerce Of arms and munitions of
war, and the following arrangements are
made respesting powder, %canDons, arms
of all sorts, and munitions of war, ar
irving hereafter from foreign lands, and
Of which the importation is formally
forbidden, comformably with the treaties
of m recently concluded with
friendly Powers:
1sl. 1t is absolutely forbidden TO inn
port into the Empire powder in grains Of
any kind and quantity and for any mo-
tive whatsoever.
I'd. The introduction Of cariouches of
powder with or without balls is equally
| interdiCted.
Sd. Nor may there be imported into
the Empire any kind of cannons, NOR.
tars, howitzers, ss we'll as their charges,
such as bombs, bullets, casesho's, car
touches, and all sorts of proiectiles, con-
tanning or not Illuminating matters, balls
or riaed guns with or without bayonets,
ordinary guns, carbines, pistols, ~lsnces,
and saltpetre, used by troops, and for
warlike purposes. Exception is made
in favor of sporting and other arms oil
luxury, and other weapons such as sa-
breI, swords, knives, and sporting pow
der in small quantities for private pur'
poses.
4th. The articles prohibited afore'
enumerated, which may be, from the pre-
sent publication, Introduced into the
Empire more or less great, will be conhs
caled and made over TO the magazines.
The prescriptions contained in tn
preceding articles will be, conformabll
with the decision Of the Imperial Gov
eminent, .pnt in force in the custom
houses of the capital (COnstantinople,
aud all over the Empire, from the dat
oil the present ordinance.
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gg telegraph.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES red
Another Protest Against British
co. Privateers.
M General Foster Reinforced.
Reported Capture Of the City Of
IT'D Mexico.
no,N,,.. n1.l .v,un~
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
General Foster Reinforced.
Destruction of a BlOokado-runner.

WAsH1Narox, April 10. - Secretary
Seward has forwarded a second dispatch
to Minister Adams, saying that England
ought TO be held responsible for allowing
piratical cruisers to leave her ports.
The rebel force on the Blackwater is
estimated at 10000.
Advices from Suffolk, Va, indicate the
probability of an early engagement there,
Fortress Monroe advices TO the 18th
say the enemy had retreated four miles
from Suffolk, and our gunboats sent to
assist Gen. Foster had run the rebel bat
teries.
A Charleston letter Of the 10th says all
our iron-clads are to be sent to the Mis-
sissippi.
Mobile advioeS say the City of Mexico
has been captured by the French.
Admiral Farragut is reported blockad-
ing Red river.
The Richmond Wing Of the 18th says
a fight between the Yankees aud General
Wise occurred at Williamsburg Satur-
day, after which the rebels occupied the
town.
Newbern advices represent Foster as
capable of holding cut three weeks, If
necessary.
CHARLESTON, April 12.-The steamer
Stonewall Jackson attempting to run the
blockade was holly pursued, run ashore,
and burned. Her cargo consisted of
ordnance, Saltpotre, army shoes, and a
large assortment Of merchandise.
JACKSON, Miss, April ia dispatch
to tho Appeal says thirty boats and
twelve gunbeats have gone to operate on
the Cumberland.
NEw YORK, April 15.-COttOn dull and
lower. Gold dull, ffty-four.
Fifty thousand dollars, Confederate
loan, offered at sixty per cent at auction,
at Halifax, but withdrawn for want Of
bidders.
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CRIMINAL CoURT--HoN. NJ. M. BEIEN,
PREslDlNa--T fine entered Tuesday
against Jas Lord for non-attendance, q
valid excuso having been made, was re-
mitled,
The case Of the State VS. james CariH,
charged with mislreaiing q slave, was
continued, the Judge being incompetent
TO try it. He recognized in the SUN
Of $500, w. Il. Wilkinson, security.
The trial of the case Of the State VS.
Bose Haley was then proceeded with, the
evidence heard, aud the argument of
Attorney General ST%UDrLEriELD, for the
prosecution, delivered.
WILL. G. BRrEN, Esq, the counsel for the
defendant, commenced his argument, but
before be concluded il, the Court adjourn
ed. He has a lne field before him for the
employ mcnt Of his talents and ingenuity.
His client is an old offender, aud car
have no hold upon tho sympathies of the
jury.
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DETEETGoN or TUE TRAIN-The pas
senger train on the Louisville and Nash
vile road did not arrive last night until
aboutS o'clock. 1t arrived at franklin
in due TING but at that point there was
ia circulation a report that the rebels had
possession Of the road atsome point be-
tween hal place and Gallatin. II was
deemed prudent to stop the train until a
reconnaissance was made. This having
been done, and the falsity of the report
established, the train came on aud arrived
here safely.
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The Minstrels have been doing good
work in Nashville. The physicians agree
hat the city was never more healthy,
and it is also q fact to be noted that there
has been a general increase Of the num-
Der of faces denoting good humor. All
this may be attributed to the Minsirels.
They give us fun, which makes us laugh
md when one laughs bountifully he
shakes off ill-hcalth, rubs out from his
countenance the marks of care, and
"grows fat" SO, long live the Minstrels
and crowded be their houses every night
They are benefactors of the public who
should not be forgotten.
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We are receiving daily choice Butter,
Fresh Eggs choice Hams and Dried Beef
Also, the finest Of Apples. In store this
Saturday. morning, April 4th, twenty
barrels extra Apples five Barrels fresh
Eggs, which we offer at the lowest mar
kst rates. Families may save a hand
some profit by calling on US to buy their
Coffee and Sugar. Mind tho place, 50
North Market street. opposite the Gov
srnmont Stable, r,r
a%pril4-Im. eLARK & GKEoORY.
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la BELLE LOUISE, the beautiful, the
lytbe, the graceful danscuse, who has been
comforting so much enjoyment upon the
people of Nashville, is TO have a benefit
on Tuesday night next at 0dd-Fellows'
Hall. Her admirers are numerous, and,
we are sure, they will read this an
nouuccment with unqualified pleasure
They will do more,-they will iock to
her benefit, and making their friends do
the same, secure for her such a greeting
as shall make her visit TO Nashville one
Of the most pleasing and gratifying in
cidents Of her life, which we trust may
always be 'loyoly as the picture of a
painters dream"
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Persons mailing, or otherwise, sending
US money, will Obhge us by RENTING
8 green backs" They are recognised as
currency, and refused nowhere in the
United States. We receive frequently the
notes Of hanks which may be solvent
enough at home, but which we are com
PEELED TO sell alta discount, not being able
70 use them in our business operations Al
par. WIN eur friends please bear this il
mind?
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NhhHNAN.Nf ANhNAn NA w.
Frbud., Cohrodes and Ssldirs " 6e Oh ~ CO
ally / hayp tho honor Of addressing you tbrou.h
tho colmus ofths uSI1s, Informing on hat
resigned me Nee which was co. ferred upon me By
th' members Of Co. q, Of your regiment thlt posi-
ton l have uisd TO maintain % hoEorable a. it was
4" emit was given ms. Lave tried 90 discharge my
duty A. IA onlcsr 90 every Instance, AMI can Bay With
ae'oor o%'iseicu'e thatI hav0u never Liycn any Of } n
ap order or c.mmand witch J thbught Wssuot for
yoN or your co1atry's bcuoht, and with cheerful
mess !ou have ossys1 MY orders. on have lohly
done you5 duty you have never Eltercd vhon dan
gr was near but always barn eager and wiling
20 meet the enomy aud slyo hin baltic At the same
time you ave D en- Ana md mgyciCul to those " no
fl INTO your power, Ny adVoa 70 youis, 90 na ytu
have done, aei -sh becoming b. soldiers, stand by
your country ANA her b'gia tlls dara bour " rou-
lci remember that Gag has protected American,
athoms 1ul abroad. lgur or,nthcs fought uuI,r
70 lnl it was handed 20 you uutarn.sbcd, Tho de-
parted spirits OF 70 sinauish you 90 rtlnd b. their
Dag, which shoy 40 brasty buis b .|yletory. lAs
bl.toAtpg BON sot tagsr wf9tueHth D Do dy lel.s
VI HaHassas, Fgd.Ie s'uIE sllloh, Tea Rig,
Stone Ni,cr, sudreuy,ai nd admouish sou Ia hun-
der tones 80 pTs'gyre yoar clautry aud beyond thi.
dak G. ouI o. u14N.yl a 6i'ry VA tHgto Welcome
yuu home from Ne.gry. THO sauu gsat 6oI that
watched ov.r ~ Amer oon Camp fIl7a, IL vpta.
ius your oanFst.-Alt. b. ire, eva aud as brave
hs}s have 80 b,agi aad No ' story viii 10 y0uss
lam your nisnd,
SAMUEL MAbTIS,
Sapt Co o, ky.,5A CIV, Vol.
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Soldiers and others having occasion to
make remittances Of money home, will
Bad it advantageous TO them to purchase
trafts and forward them instead of the
These can be replaced, if lost
Through the negligence Of POstmastors, or
5f stolen by rebel guerrillas, whilst bank
notes or treasury notes cannot. A. G.
i~S,sroRp s. Co., College street, can fur
sh drafts upon Cincinnati or the east
I'm Giles. apricot
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4 cr,at many c]ilizeus of This aud ad-
D;,g counties have recently taken
h. ,bo oath Of allegiance or The nom
,,bofnts' oath, and fled them in The
NJ Col. JouN A. MARTIN, Provost
.rsb,l. We have a list Of those re-
a;,, in Nashville and Davidson county,
j contemplate publishing it to-mor-
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REcoRDEE's CoURT.-The following re-
cord tells the tale Of offences against the
law tried by Recorder SHANE yesterday /:
Henry Bransford, running hack with
out license; paid the costs and took out
license.
Barton Fields, keeping house open aud
doing business ON Sunday paid costs.
l.. ShousS merchandising without
license ; paid costs and procured license
Philip Kohn, selling playing cards
fined SO and costs.
Philip Kohn, using language calculated
to create a breach Of the peace; lned 5,
and costs.
Isaac, a slave, stealing sent to III,
w~orkhouse. .s.
j. Moutaldo, selling playing card.
without license fined SO and costs.
Auction Snio OF furniture and q q,
cries by Ne. r. Shields a 90.
We will sell this morning, Thursday
April l6, 1868, commencing alto O'Clock
an extensive assortment Of household
p,rlor and kitchen Furniture. Aleo
Vests original picture Of Mrs. HEMASs
A'sa Brown Sugar. Crushed Sugar
Q~leoasware, Coffee, Salt, Candies, Soap
Tobacco. la addition, a large invoice Q
Books and Varieties,
b.. +. SHIELDs " Co..
Opposite Sewaneo House.
Thursday April 10, 1858.
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HE.Dqu ARrERs Oar or TIE C~uNHBRLAND,
MuRYaEEsBOAO TESN., March 16, 1853.
Special field Orders, No. u.

Special Field Orders, No. IL
VII. A Board is hereby ordered TO in
ves,igate the various claims arising from
the use of cotton bales belonging TO pri-
vate parties, for Qualifications at Nash
VILE. The Board will meet at Nashville,
Trnu, on the 18th inst, or as soon there
after rs possible, and will hold its ses-
sions from time 10 time as the business
for which it is appointed may require.
The object Of the Board will be TO thor
oughIy investigate the various claims,
both for loss and damage, and to develop
all facts bearing upon them. Reports
will be made upon each case, separately
as soon as the investigation Of 1t IL con"
nlndah
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IN, C. L. HowERToN has taken the old
,.pl Of J. D. March G. Son on Market
,sco.. where he has on hand numerous
IA Iclcs in his line, and is prepared 70
puac,ure saddles, harness, &c, Of the
M, quality aud most approved styles.
N can vouch for Mr.. II. as a competent
,bd shi!lrul workman.
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Inducement TO Suffers.

lnuUC6neuL TO OuJltIS'
We beg leave to call the attention of
Suffers and Dealers generally, TO the
fresh supplies We are receiving daily,
consisting Of all brands Of chewing and
smoking tobacco, a large assortment of
pipes, canned fruits, sardines, oysters,
dates, figs, nuts, ~raisins, pickles, sausage,
candies, etc. Also, a large variety Of
commercial, note, and letter paper, en-
velopes, pencils, gold asd steel pens, port
f%olios, pocket account books, ink, black
ing, etc. Silk and cotton handkerchief,
suspenders, neck ties, conbs, hair, tooth
and blacking brushes, pocket books and
wallets, umbrellas, gum overcoats, blank
cts, haVersaeks, ~valises, pocket knives,
shirts of all descriptions, hats, shoes,
boots, towelling, domestics, CalicoeS,
jeans, kerseys, %osnaburgs, and q full
stock Of notions. Also, groceries and all
kinds of wines and bitters, which we
offer for sale at the lowest market rates, al
wholesale. A. g. NJ. LAEDsBEnG &Co,
Corner Of Market st., and Public Square
march Sly
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r,v more arrests Of s%ecessionists
/ made yesterday. Besides this
nc.Iy ANYTHING occurred to cause q rip
L, fine p'acid current Of affairs here.
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Io,p showers have como at last, How
r.5ipg vegetation appears since their
lriog advent!
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HEApouARrERs U. S. ToRoEs,

HEADQUARTERS w. d. FORCES,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April IA, 1899
[Ordsrs
/. In accordance with orders from
Headquarters Department of the Cum
berland,
CAL citizens residing within the lines
Of this army are directed 10 report to the
nearest Provost Marshal every arrival Of
guests at their houses from day 10 day,
within one hour after tho time such
arrival occurs, giving the names, resi-
dence, the manner of their coming, and
their business within tho lines IF the
army"
II. Citizens of the city of Nashville and
It's immediate vicinity will report to
Col. JoHY A. MARTIN, Provost Marshal.
Ill. Any violation Of this order will
be severely punished.
BY order Of Brigadisr-G General +, b.
MITCHsLL.
T,ro pD.rr A Dan
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Just received and for sale, at No. "a
Market street one door below the Wat
son House, 80 barrels choice Apples.
aprillO-3ts NELSON & PREFER.
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sutlcrs, AttentIonl-

We have now in store a large stock of
supplies in your line, to which we call
you attention. Such as all kinds Of no.
tons; fancy goods; canned fruits; Vir-
GINA, Tennessee, Missouri, and Ken.
lucky tobacco; cigars, wines, and liquors.
City dealers will do well to look through
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Special attention paid to shipping. No.
e5 Public Square, below City Hotel.
HARsRY, HUaHEs & Co.
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river vas rising a little yesterday,
1ora did not seem to be a prospect
real steamboat tide.
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Dry Goods, mats, 6oots, shoes,. Fac

Dry Goods, hats, Scots, shoes,. Etc
HoRNBEeK s. AsHBBIDGE, 40 College
street, keep constantly on hand a large
assortment Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Negro Goods, Soft Hats, etc. Also,
Ladies, Misses md Childrsn's fine Shoes,
Men, Boys and Youths 1ne Boots, Shoes,
BrOgans, otc, etc. Quick sales and small
profits is our motto. tGH AIIIEI
HORNBKOK & AsHBRIDGE,
maroh27-lm. 40 College street.
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You are wrested from the slave oil
gArchisis Of the Richmond dynasty
ftOm tho burdenF0me tax for internal I'M
provements wholly TO the interest OF The
East and IN preparation for the present
reDeilion-fI0m the Wises, the Hunters,
the MasOns aud the FloJ DIS, who sneered
at anything aud everything TO which you
could prefix the word Tree. Free schools,
free speech, n fee press, free territory,
aud above all a isee people, 10 them was
u terror by day and By night-lgnOrance
OF the massee, Of the "mudsills" Of the
small listed f. rmers," and the "greasy
mt chanics," was the foundation upon
which they built their rotten fabric .
Now GU can have schools, improvements
aud laws oil our " that any educated
Community might desire, independent OF
ali oligarchies, cliques or L, +. VS.. Merit
will now be the standard Of promotion.
West Virginia will no longer be a nest Tor
traitors aud treason. She will now place
herself along side Of other true aud 10y
al States, aud take a pride in sending her
brave sons into the Union army to OiloT
themselves as q sacrifice on the altar o.
Liberty for the Union, to protect the
glorious old lag-the stars and stripes
the grand insignia of freedom and
liberty, known and honored by every
nation on the earth, TO assist in placing
our standard once more. in every rebel
lious State, to proudly float forever unsul'
led and untarnishe0; a terror to traitor
and treason--without a star erased or
stripe polluted but 30 firmly established
on The sure foundation, OF freedom, tina
shall last till nations aud Kingdoms viii
be known no more.
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LEE s. DUsE & Co. pay the highest
prices for Vouchers and Government
Claims. Call and see them before SELF
ing, At No 20 Union street.
March 2-if. II ..... ....
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NorIcL-At o. WKIaHl's seeoud-hand
Furniture and Repairing shop, on Col,
lege Street, is a NELoDEoN for sale, cheap
aud in good order.
spril 5000 o O.
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We are Indebted to TRUEsDAIL & Co.
Union street, for files OF late Louisville
Cincinnati and Chicago papers.
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$50 Reward.

T osT on. THE NIGHT OF THE 0rH INST, DE-
II tween the nonegana Saloon and Union street, a
Black Morocco Pocket Book, with pur-
pie lining containing about SO in bills, and ball
dollar in silver; slso an envelope with the name Of
miss La Belle Louise" The finder will receive
the above reward and the thanga OF "Giss la Belle
Louise by leaving the same at RS WilliRms', on
Union street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
sApll2-3t"
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Mai, Gen. RosECRANS,


III. S. THRALL, capt and A. a. ",
In pursuance OF the above Special Field
Order, tho Board met At Maj. General
R~osEoRANs' former Headquarters, High
street, Nashville, on Wednesday, March
18Th, 1868, and organized. The Board
will meet hereafter from time TO time as
the business for which il is appointed
may require. Gains for loss aud dam
age, arising from the use Of cotton bales
belonging 10 private parties for the forth
Gcations Of Nashville, will be presented
without delay. The Board adjourned 10
10 o'cocE An, Friday, March 20, 1868.
EDWARD A. KING,
Col. 6sth Ind Vol, Pres. Of the Board
March l9-a
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LOST.
LOST.

ON FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 10TH, BETWEEN
~ the Post Office and Camp Spears, West nashville,
a plain Memorandum Pook, containing between SlT5
and 81 0, In d nominations from 81 TO BIO, A liberal
seward viii be given TO any one finding the same,
and leay wing il, with its contents, at this otlce
1T Il. NJ DAVIS, Is
Aprllll-2t$ 18th KY Infantry.
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A soldier in tho Army Of the Cumber-
land, and a native of the Old Dominion,
writes to that loyal and living paper, the
Wheeling h~,teligancer, from Nashville as
follows:
You cannot conceive the qualification
it gives me, 10 learn of my old birth
place having been erected into a new and
separate State from the cur ed and slave
ry ridden Old Dominion. Those old
hills and pleasant valleys around Tria-
delphia are now to be more remembered
az long as life lasts. Peters Run and
the old homestead are now dOubly dear.
The old Stone Church, with her burying
grounds, are now sacred spots. Young
men OF all classes in times past have
constantly been leaving Virginia to seek
homes IN the West, where y free people
could enjoy free institutions in free ter
ritoty, but this viii now in a great de-
gree be stopped.
In accepting the new Constitution with
the Wiley amendment you will soon
have a free State Of your own, free insti-
tulions and q free people. Your course
as a journalist in standing to the front
rank, breasting the terrible storm of re-
bellion, is admitted by ali true 10y alists
both NOrthuaha South. Virginia's son
are proud to point to you and others as
an example for the Gcpperhead journals
Of tho North, for il costs something in
the South to be loyal. The soldiers in
this department almost worship the
Nashville Uhion; we feel proud Of it, and
lis noble editor, aud Ltake pleasure in
sending il home to our friends, TO lei
them read for themselves what Union
men say down in Dixie" dare say and
do, aud learn that the same feeling ex.
lists in the Union army of West Virgins
with regard TO your paper. But W.
heartily despise and hate such papers
aud men as the Louisville Journal and III
editors.
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nrrA1L roR TIE BoARR.

Colonel u. A. KING, 68th Ind Vol.
Lit. Col j. ". LAEGLET, 10th Ill. Vol.
Capt. j. j. DoNNELLI, 18th Mich. Vol.
BY command OF
Mai. Gen. ROSECRANS,
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lashyllle aMi0u,
AL AND COMMERCIAL.

tr1olY NoGNING APRIL ic, 1893.
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Stationery Dealers Notice.
WANTED,

E0n GOOD CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY
COb HuR'ls, Tor whlch to highest markstpu3
will be paid
Quartermaston' Vouchers boughtou he most libo'
raj terms. A.. u.H. PERKINS
39Chsrry street. tupstsIS)
NnrehlA-Twn
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PFADERS NOTICE

U.T Fn... yF1 E3 Supply 81 NLts
Utsern bi-s,f No Nums,n and
sWhutIsIt,'Sa no uI Union ire & Rsst q. poe
Call en- buy.
ApAA " ih.leDAlL Co
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WAN ED,

GOOD DWELLING HOUSE C~KNIRALLY 10
\ tAr.., - a got cash payiuY pant Ibo bet
u f-euuc Hy.l. Tor mft. ur iuloruation eaust
Dol krrh tummHra street
.-....-. Il. IL / u