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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-03-25
From The I2Gth Ohio.
CAMP NEAR MARrINseuRa Va.

March 18th, 1868. {
FRIEND ALLEN: Perhaps a few lines
from this part OF the sacred soil might not
be unnteresting to SOME of your readers
The winter past has been one that has given
our regiment severe test; yet we hope that
il will pass through with the loss of no
more OF our brave boys. The health OF the
regiment is improving slowly. We cannot
at this time muster over 400 men. The
force at this post consists of the l2sth, O.
~, Maulsby' Battery. and one company o
the I'd Md, Cavalry. Gen. Millroy Id DO
ing heavily reinforced at Winchester, and
| understand is preparing for an early move
ment; and one thing certain the Rebels vii
not be apt to catch him mapping. We hav'
not as yet been able to get sight Of oul
pay ,master. The boys appear to await his
coming patiently. In the name OF A5ya5ap
why is it that We are not paid? Is it be-
cause The country is bankrupt Or is i
sre en- backs in the hands OF lilly fingered
pay masters, who instead Of dischargnl
their trust as Justice would prompt them.
are using 1t at gambling tables. or making
nice profits by starting under ground broker
offcesY There Is string luose somewhere
We are now under the command OF Brig
Gen. Roberts, who commands the Depart
ment Of the De'ences Of the upper Poso
mac. And while | think Of it, there II
wanted badly in Co. H., young gentleman
to enlist Tor the Office Of Orderly Sergeant
onr captain has diligently searched amonl
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Philad eIphia Cattle Market

PHILADELPHIA, March II, 1868.
The ceipts OF beef cattle at Phillips
Avenue Drove Yard are light this week, only
reaching about 100 head. The market in
consequence is more active, and prices rather
bitter han last quoted, ranging at from ~
q llc for extra Chester county and Western
steers; 81 @9Ea for fair to good, and to 8
for common do, as to condition and quality.
SHEEp.-The market is very firm, and
prices have advanced 1@ &c, ranging at from
8@lOc II ii, gross, which is the highest
price Tor sheep we have ever reported --
Stock sheep are very scarce and in demand,
at S4@5 per head, according to condition
and quality.
HoGs.--The arrivals snd sales OF Hogs at
the different yards are light this week, and
prices have again advanced. with sales ol
450O head at from 81 SO to 50 per 10Obs
net, the latter rate Tor extra.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-03-25

DA- The Democracy of Greene and
Archer townships in the neighborhood
of Browns School House, had an ex-
cellent meeting on last Wednesday,
The house was well filled, Mr.. Ritz
tenhouse presided, and Mr.. Coulter
acted as Secretary. Mr.. Donahue
made an able and Interesting speech,
which was warmly received. Remarks
were also made by the President of
the meeting, Mr.. Richards and others.
The Democracy of that section will
give good account of themselves
Let the Democracy held such meetings
in every School District in the county.
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the non commissioned officers and privatss
OF bis company, bat can 6nd none eOmPe-
tant to fill the desired position. Although
there are graduates Of several different Col.
leges. lawyers and schOOlteachers in the
ranks, yet be can find none suitable to his
taste. The one applying must be membr
Of the U. P. Church. or one that has had
experience in the three months service -
Any one who can Gil the above bill will
confer lasting favor to the service, ;hs Gov.
erDment and Abraham, by coming and
enrolling bis name in runic characters in the
book Of fate.
Mort anon.
A MEMBER OF Co.. II. 12GTa REG. o. vi
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Allegheny Cattle Market.

ALLEGHEsY CRY, March 81, 1862.
The marke since our last was pretty &C,
tive, especially for sheep and cattle. There
was good deal Of competition. Hogs were
neglected and prices ruled low.
CATTLE.-There was good demand both
for Government and the East; the lowest
price was Sc, the highest ~; about 500
were sent East.
Iloos.-Prices declined; 1000 head sent
East,
SnEEp.-Receips large; prices went up
ld11Sc b b; some 1000 head were sent
East; the hishest rate obtained was 7ls u
d; steep figures those 'or sheep.
The receipts at the Morgan House Yard
wara.
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THE THREE MILEAGEs.

The House amendment to the civil appro
priation bill has been detained by the Sena e
appropriating mileage to members for The
extra session OF Congress, held in the Sum.
mer Of 1851, thus taking several hundred
thousand dollars out cla collapsed Treasury
This is the economy or retrenchmenf of &
Republic N or Abolition Congress-, which
votes itself three mileages instead OF two
when the taxes on the people are becoming
almost uncomfortable.
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( Bw We are pleased to learn that
! The. abolitionists Of Stock township are
in. favor of q vigorous prosecution of
Z the war; and We hope that every man
8 of them, will not only subscribe iber-
ally to the fund for the support
of the soldiers families, but that
they will all go to war whenever they
are consclipted, without falling back
'on the $780,. 1t is very easy to meet
and pass highfalutin resolutions. That
costs nothing. But it is 'harder to
4 go and be shot at, That costs some.
9 : thing, II it is only life. We say to
our Abolition friends in Stock, keep
up your courage, and when a call is
made for more men, we want to see
every man Of you carry your patriotic
& resolutions into practice. When you
1 do that, we will publish the proceed,
ings Of your meeting held at Lacoys-
yiile, March ia, 1868. "Your works
will provo your faith" rss II
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-03-25

The Democrats of Cadiz township
will meet at the Court House in Cadiz
on Saturday, March %, 1868, at 2
o'clock, P. NJ, to place and nominate
a township ticket, and transact such
other business as may como before the
meeting. Turn out Democrats of
Cadiz township. By ORDER.
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M A RRIEJIo.

On the 9th inst by the Rev. D. Nj. HoiI
lsttr, Mr.. JONATHAN DICK and Miss ADs.
LINE STAREEY. ss
On the same day and by the same, Mr..
LEWIS BETHEL and Miss MARY HALL.
On the 18th ull by the same, Mr. JOSHUA
CLARK and M 1875 SARAH CARRINGToN.
On the "a h ul,., at the mouth Of Short
Creek, by Rev. Il. Armstrong. Mr.. George
w. BALDWIN and Miss ELisA q. MoRRIs,
oil Of Hsrrisyills, Ohio. aast 3asJi
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5 The Democracy of Archer town
ship will meet on Saturday, March Is,
1868, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, at the usua'
place of holding elections, for the
purpose of nominating township
ticket, and transacting such Other
business as may come before the meet
ing. Every Democrat in the town
ship is expected to be on hands.
By ORDER.
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A Terrible Record For o
week.


We string together what has come 10 light
in one week touching the management Of
this war, in the army and out Of it. II is
appalling, but it explains why high officers
aud contractors want the war TO go on. It
explains why they are SO busy getting up
meetings and denouncing Democrats. But
Readi
IEd.torial Correspondence N. Express!l
BRIEF NOTES FROM THE CAPITAL.
WAsHINGroN, March 5, 1853.
Some Of the most damaging and damning
changes OF the war and OF the present ION
gress, we're made in the Senate of the Uni
ted States to day, and all sides of tie Cham
ber. The debate was upon the bill 10 reg
ulate trade with the States in insurrection
The following we're among the statements; !;
By Mr.. Henderson, Union, MOI The
charges made are appalling, and decline to
repeat them, because they are under investi
ga,ion. believe these charges to be tru4,
from Information in my possession. Mr..
Chand er, (Republican, OF Mlchigan,) says
military Union officers have been guilty Of
pillaging from the rebels, and OF dividing
the spoils among themselves! Large sums
have thus been seized, held and divided by
Certain general officers" Mr.. G. was ask.
ed by Mr. Powell to name these officers but
declined to do SO as they were before the
War Department.
MIR Davis (Union. Of Kentucky made
charge before given, and connected " ith The
transit OF q ur from the balizs to New
Orleans (SlO barrel for flour in tug trans.
ferred 10 relative to the commanding Gen.
cral OF the Department, the fJur then sell
ing at New Orleans for $50 BARELY
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OF Subseribcrs finding this marx I on Ge
margin of their paper may knoip TINT d.e
time for ritch they baDe paid their s'b,crIpt'o"
10 de Sentinel is about erpiring. They are
requested 10 remit as soon as they see this marx
I, as no papers ars sent from The e51ce una'
paid tor.-E0
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gJ- The attendance on che aboli-
ton meeting on Saturday was very
slim. The respectable portion of that
party think it is STOPPING rather low
to listen TO such fellow as Lewis
Lewton making speech, and they
accordingly abscnted themselves from
the Court House on last Saturday.
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Democratic ToM.s.shtp Meetings

Our Democratic friends in Archer,
Cadiz and Stock, and in all the other
townships who hold meetings on chat
day, should not forget their township
meetings on next Saturday, March
28, at 2 O'Clock, ?. M. Let there be
a large turn out at all of these meet
ings, and nominate excellent tickets.
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To Township Assessors.

THE several Township Assessors Of Harri-
4 son county, Onio, eacted OIL the first Non
day of April A. D. 1853, are hereby notified
to meet tunlcss otherw ise instructedl at the
Au"itor's Office in Cadiz, on the second Mon
day in April tbeing the 18th day OF said month
Tor the purpose oi receiving the blanks, return
books and in tructons for the a assessment o
the personal property of said county
The Assessors are, also, at the tine of meet
ing, required to produce TO the Audi tor. iron
their respective Township Clerks, certificate.
OF election, having Iven bond and taken oatt
OF otllse US require by law
SAMUEL KNOX. A udtor,
Auditors Office, CadIg, March Is, 1868,
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ne In another column will be found
o full account of the execution of Pool,
at Wheeling, on last Friday week.
1t was not received in time for last
weeks paper.
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Mr.. DoNAHUE will address the pco-
pie of Rumley and adjoining town.
ships, at Fairvicw, on Thursday, March
26, 1868, at ! o'clock, P. NJ. Turn
out, one and all.
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kkpnk rs saatN.

We notice that real estate is beginning to
exchange hands. There is looking up BY
land holders in this Stats. The price OF
land in this rich, beautiful. and healthy coun-
try, cannot remain long at such low figures
az it has been selling at, for the last four
years Linn county, (iowo) Reporter.
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ID Fl M 90 r "A I'll {
TOWNSHIP MEETINGS.
Stock Township.

The Democrats of Stock township
will meet at Lacoysville, on Saturday,
March rs, 1868, at 2 o'clock, ?. NJ,
to nominate Township Ticket, and
transact such other business as may
come before the meeting.
By ORDER,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-03-25

Essy- Atkinson has received one of
the finest and incest stock of goods
ever brought to Cadiz. Give him a
call when you wish to purchase ANY,
thing in his line. See advertisement.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-03-25

On next Tuesday we expect to re-
move the Sentinel Office from its
present location, to the room, first
door west of Hogg's Store room on
Main street. The office will be on the
first floor,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-03-25

BE- Merchants and Shoe Dealers
are particularly referred to the adver-
tisement of James p. Tanner, Pitts
burg, in to days Sentinel.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-03-25

BsSp Subscribers in either town or
country, who change their place of
residence on the 1st of April, should
leave or send us word.
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Rui,rond Time Tnbic.

Taius ON the Cadiz Branch are now run
ming as follows;
Arriye.nt Cadiz T,45 " ll'49 {" h4o
The train feaving Cadiz at b:35 A. NJ, con-
pee,s with tie train going West on the main
road; the train leaving at $50 a. NJ connects
with the train going East, and the train leav-
inc at s 80 P. NJ. connects with both Eastern
and Western trains.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-03-25

H@z Major>General Sumner, I. S.
A., died in Syracuse, New York, on
last Saturday, after few days illness.
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Road Notice.

NJ Office lie hereby given that the Commits
lN sioners of Harrison county, Ohio, ct
their March session, A D, 1868. levied for road
purposes a tax of cents on the hundred dol.
lars OF the taxable property OF the county -
Said tax may be discharged by labor on the
public highways at the rata OF ONE DOLLAR
per day under the direction of the Suparvi,or
OF the respective dstric on or before the first
day of October next
SAMUEL KNOX, Auditor
Harris on County, O.
March IS 1869
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DRAWING PAY TEN TIMES.
The Ohio Statesman Of the 10th inst

Tha Ohio Statesman OF The IUth inst,
says:
"Oue Charles Bury a discharged I'd
Lieutenant in the 18th U: s, In antry has
been arrested at Harrisburg, Pa, and sent to
the Old Capitol prison at Washing on, charg-
ed with having drawn pay from ten different
pay masters for the same period of service.
Ten or eleven hundred dollars per month Is
not bad pay for I'd Lii utenant."
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ID~ Mr.. James Keesey, of this
township, takes charge of the County
InGrmary on the 1st day of April,
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aGg% The Democrats OF Harrisburg,
Pa, have elected their Mayor.
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ATTENTION SOLDIERS.
Pensions, Bounties and Arrears
4 of Pay.

ITO persons having claims against the Gov.
| erBmtnt Tor PENSIONS, BOUNTlES ,
and ARREARS OF PAY will, upon applIca-
tion by letter or in person with statement Of
their case FURNISH ALL INSTRUCTIONS
and blanks necessary TO establish their claims
for the sum Of 81.
Having been employed in the War Depart.
ment at Washington Tor eight mon ths last past,
haee made myself thoroughly acquainted
with the proper mode Of transacing business in
the various departments Of Government, and
those entrusting their business to ms will have
il attended to with promptnsss, fidelity aud up.
on the most reasonable terms. I
c. aims for HORSES or other property lost "
destroyed in the service Of the United States,
| or by military authority, balances due dischar.
ged sOldirrs, &c. will receive special attention.
Add fess 2 o. Box 3o7. ORice in Kigore's y
old Buioing, directly over McCpnvllle's store,
Market street, Steubenvlie, Ohio
DAVID + CABLE,
Attorney aud Counsellor at Law.
| Steubenville, Dec. ~, l862-am
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New Boot and Shoe Shop.
HENRY HAGGEDORN

yJTOULD respectfully Inform the ciiizens oI
w Cadis and vicinity that he has conmenc-
ed carrying on the Boot and Shoe business in
the room opposite Coleman's store, where he in
tends to keep full supply Of
Custom Made WORK,
consisting OF all kinds oi Boots and Shoes
Nc Eastern Work kept in his shop. A II wcr
warranted. He will sell as low if not lower
than any other shop In town. The public are
respectfully invited to call. -.
HENRY HAUGEDoRN.
Cadiz, Ohio. August 10, 1885, 59
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LlLDN E4N WI Lblo4SN - oLC.S L III =
ING CARRIED On UNDER THE aD
TRACTORS.
The Carlisle Volun 'eer has scathing ar
ticles on thieves, from which we extract the
following:
"a Washington correspondent ofs New
York paper says that the amount stolen
from the Government by the men exposed
by the Senate Committee, amounts TO at
least eleven millions OF doliarS!' And yet
Republican editors, office>holders aud collar
unworthy their attention Here are eleven
million Of dollars stolen by the direct aid
OF the War Department! Tucker, the head
thie' was Assistant Secretary OF War; and
his only business appeared to be to concoct
extensive schemes Of robb rv. That his
transactions were known to the Adminstra.
ton, there can be no shadow Of DOUBT A
short time ago the Bastles groaned with
victims, whose chief offence was supposed to
be the utterance of an earnest protest against
| the corruption OF tho agents OF the Admins
| traton 1t now turns out that Assistant
Secretary OF War Tucker has been making
millions, with his partners, Lesser and Hale,
out of damaged water>cra s. And what
says old Abe? Nothing He gives counte
nance to these frauds by refusing to bring
the guilty to punishment. He screens them
with his official position, and instructs his
party iou'n to speak of every man as "a
Secessiorist who dares condemn the thieves y
The New York Christian Observer has a
scathing article on stealing, from which We
ez rac' the following:
I'm several libraries OF New England cler
gyman, we lave seen choice volumes o. great
cost, bearing the names Of Soui ern minis
ters, to whom they still belong, although
they have been sent North as gifts from Yam,
kee officers, who had appropriated them
Some Massachusetts parlors are said to bs
carpeted with spoils Of another kind" ..
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EIGHTEEN NEGROES TRADED FOR
FORTY ElGiIr BALES OF COTTON
BY BRIGADIER GENERAL CURTIS.

FORTY EIGHT BALES OF co rTON
BY BRIGADlER GENERAL CURTIS.
Mr.. Lane (Republican, OF Kansas) said he
knew OF brigadier General who, having re
ceiVed number OF slaves eighteen, be-
lieve,) within his camp, gave them up to the
owners IL consideration of receiving forty
eight bales of cotton! The cotton, said Mr.
Lane, was Tor commanders to give permits
TO bring cotton and lor military command
ers to receive percentage Tor the permits
and protection thus afforded. These trans
actions had greatly demoraIized the army.
Mr.. Chandler, at later stage OF the de-
bate, declared that the Senate had deliber.
ately voted to continue the present demorol
izatIon in the army and to uphold the thieves,
plunderers and robbers in the service.
These are Republican charges in the Unit-
ed States Senate, against Republican military
appointments.
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Land TOR Sale.

~ aE.s
A FARE situated IN Washington tcwrshis
! N lin Hartieon comfy, consisting q 100
de- eased. 5Hhsra, sse abaet 10 actes ot learcd
Land; d h ewed lpg hcnss and bafn. and good
.. chard on said pfendsesh Rcs Iafther spafsicns
lars ard teaa lnsuiFspol shs aadeFslgaSd,. who
is sen''o' s4As sV'' ELIJAH CARVER.
March II jsS3,9t tt Z sisteg n
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New Work Cattle Market.
New YORK, March II.

BEEF CATTLE.
The report Of the following sales will show
how he various grades are rated. We note
a few of them as follows: One lot of 72
Ohio and Kentucky Durbams, four year old
steers, at $50 SO. Another lot OF 50 IIl-
nois steers, at $82 so, were estimated at
8114 c cwt. A To- Of remarkable good Illinois
steers the seller estimated at l0t per pound
upon 81 cwt. average. Another lot OF AZ
estimated by seller at 9Jac, were $72 so
each, and we estimate them at "a cwt. each
fair weight. As nearly all OF their purchases
were OF the best quality, the price was ~
Q1Oc q b.
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THE SHEEP MARKET.

Receipts this week, 7,l49.
The sheep market presents some remark.
able ieatores. The prices are higher than
ever known before, and buvers waiting ar.
rivals and ready to pay 9@9Mc per pound,
and some lots were engaged in advance at
9L4c per pound. During the week some
sales OF sheep Of less than l0Otbs each, me.
dium wool, and nothing more than good fair
quality sold at 04 p h on the scales, and
some sold by the bead without weighing
were estimated ithtgost. !Hsis high price
is mainly owing to the demand for Pelts at
extravasent high rates--!hat is, S5 25@5,
so each.
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THE HoG MARKET.

Receipts this week. II, 400.
QuorArIoNs--S5 50@6 90 per cwt., live
weight, for corn fed Hogs, SIS for mast fed
and no disti!lery fed in market Extra corn
fed would sell at Sc 25. These are the
quotations Of Henry D. Grant, Superinten.
dent OF the market.
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A CARGO OF NEGROES TAKEN FROM
NEW ORLEANS AND SOLD FOR
S97 900 PROFITS. .......
We find the following despatch in the
Ohio State journal of Monday;
New YORK. March 7.--The steamer Col.
umbia, from New Orleans 9th ult., and
Havana 2i inst, has arrived Among the
Havana passengers are two PERSONS who
have just landed q cargo OF Africans in
Cuba, the profits amounting to $4,000,
which they brought in gold 10 this port.
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NEW ADVERTISING RATES,

The folIowing prices Of advertising have
been agreed mon by the publishers OF papers
in Cndiz TO take effect from and after January
Ip6q.
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GH D
MOWER AND REAPER.

A s successor tn the late frm Of George &
~ Wilson, have the Agency for the sale
Of the Buckeye Mower and Reaper in the
counties Of Jefferson, Harrison end Belmt n /
am now prepared to furnish all who may or.
der at an q arly day. Those who DELAY order.
ing until late in the season will. in oil proba.
bIlity be disappointed las at least fifty were
last sesson.l The immense popularity Of these
HsrVesters makes il impossible tor the manu-
faciurers TO supply the demand. No pay OF
ucte equired unit the purchaser has tried and
foHnd his machine satisfactory.
Gosh price Buckeye Mower Sl20 90
f" Buckeye, Jr, 96 90
The purchaser in all cases pays the freight
from the shop
Cadiz, March 25, 1853
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: TO TEACHERS.

YSxAMINA lNS. will b. held on the last
~ FRIDAY Of the loving rnonths, ,lcommen-
cing at 10 o'clock Of the day. nHnticned and
continuing ono day and one half: Juae. a vgust,
issa The June sxa aiinat ion wrfi be held in
Dssrsviils the Marcb exsmination in, Hopedsls
ana the remaining ones in Catiiz. ts RW
- TT1 Il3 ME- AID kNI6, ,EI1g lsai
NIX TURNER, Exanliners
W. d, Mccoy,
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EVER OFFEREDI

So, knowing" the stocks have formerly had
on hands, they must be fine. An early call is
requested. -
MEMS and Boys Wear from the finest 10 the
coarsest And if yon don't soc what you want
ask, and it will be forthcoming. Goods sold
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A MEMBER OF Co.. H. 12Gra Rro. o. vi