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Bows ana Gid Gen!

We call attention to the Card Of Col Ea}ey
and Capt. Reyes, 10 be found in another col
umn. Those desiring to enter the Confederate
service cannot do better than to enlist with
these gentlemen, who are represented to US o,
gallant and accomplished officers.
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NEW Bn0Fl.

We hare a pamphlet edition Of a poem,
entitled Laftte, or the Greek Slave. The
Htbor, welearn, isan Episcopal clergyman,
and wJhal has proven himself one Of the
brayest soldiers who has fired a mushet dur.
ing the war. There Is much merit in the
prodJ elton. The writer IL a true poet, but
there isa degr'e Of mysticism prevalent
throughout this production hat pertains to
German transcandenta.ism. 4 g purpose
of the production IS to show tho dangers OF
centraIilation Incident eur confederation,
and to the Government otlae United States.
"Laftan is a story that Ae read after.
rather taan during HE var. A hurrid ex-
animation oithe e%fasion hardly prepares
US 10 pronounce Judgment upon It's merits.
We deem it, however, an extraordinary
pamphlet, We cannot commend the nor.
al tendency Of the pamphlet, though the
private character Of the author has eve.
been unerceptionablo. We do not, as hi
anticipates in the Preface, approve the as
saol: upon a Christian Church which rur
through the story.
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rnADvEETlsEaENTs We ssE the
attention Of our readers 70 the RIyertis-
irg columns
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oniaous Of evil Grants genius deyel'
ones itself, as in all bis campaigns and
battles solely in one direction. lie
achieve. successes simply by masslng
vast bodies Of troops. Losses to him
Simplifying nothing, lie values human
lie as we DO a superintendent currency
The destruction Of ten thousand Of his
motley aggregation of men IS a matter
Of no moment when there are twenty
thousand to take the places Of tue SLAIN,
Thus ives il 81 Fort nonelson, and at
Vicksburg His policy is the same IN
Virginia. lie retreats when he thinks
famine may do the work of valor, and
advances uhen be would exhaust our
comparatively diminutiye armies, All
Fedora forces East Of the Mississippi
are concentrated at two single points,
The retrogression Of both Leo and John.
ston may he ineyiti6le. Neither can
he beaten in an open field, and fair fight
whqtayer may be The inequality ofnum-
bers engaged Butlhe is a limit to
human endurance. Ftigue, hunger,
seepItss days and nights finally over
come tha truest and br,yeSt. Our SOL
diers may be all heroes, but they ere
sill mortal men
Conquest by mere brute force ofnum.
berS is to be %dcplorod, but cannot ag-
grandizo the couquarNr Subjugat'on
even. does u5t fJ,low conquest, The
dispersion Of our two great armies adds
onlv 10 the duration without changing
the results Of the war. We no longer
fight for our slaves, but to escape a doom
worse thnn slavery The issue in this
struggle has been wholly changed. At
first we Of the South sboutod Proper,
ty, and the Yankees, Revenue and
the two peoples fell 10 fighting as if
Mamm,n we're the Col of the temple
Of freedom, Now, however, we fight
fUf still 7u3 g.- os} Hbortv AZ orr
alike interested in the result. On such
an issue no brave people can be sub
dned Ii bogh our great armies were
dispersed the Wal would still 90 on
The Federal debt would still be aug
mented with each successive day and
month and year, even through half a
century. The end must be the same,
whether Lee and Johnston triumph, or
are beaten, Bankruptcy must sooner
or later overwhelm our enemies They
arb a trafickirg commercial people, aud
when their credit is lost, all is lost.
To-day Federal spectators, contractor:
and ofiee-hoiders perpetuate the war
The tax, payers, and the quiet farmer.
everywhere would have peace, They
will yet gain The a~scendancy To anui'
bilate the inhabitants ola little pyoVinc,
or az Indian tribe is possible but tn.
utter obstruction of five millions of PEG
pie is a su~perhuman task, We cal
neither be enslaged nor exterminatc,l
This is the worst possible aspect of GU
fortunes. IN il we behold nothing tia
should cause Us to lispoud, stir less, t
dispair Of ultimate independence "
have only to do cur dnty, TO remain tru
to ourselves, our homes and our State
and all will bewcll, Victory will V
cnwroath the brow Of Right, and til
Cd IN
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Faosr.-A white frost was visible here ~
the 18th instant. It has been quito cool during
the morning and evening sinoo the storm #
lol1 inst.
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The Presidents Message appears in orr col
umua to-day. itis characterized by that ele-
gauge Of style which uniformly graces Mr.
Davis official papers, lie entertains no faith
in foreign intervention, AMI, what is most sig
n~iticant, adopts the broadcast State-soyoreignty
theory of our Government, at tie yery time
that Coy. Brown ard others seek to array States
against him on this issue.
Franklin Pierce and President Davis still
stand on the same plotlorm, and on this, the
difficulties now sought to be solved by the bay
ouct must yet be adjusted. There is no recourse
for the Northwest but the independence of the
States. Peace can never be permanent while
two consolidated Governments exist on the COM
t.neut, The solntion of all pending difficulties
j.. found in the sovereignty oftbe States Moth
ing h4s graiiaed Ms more han The adoption ~
the President Of the philosophy Of the yongr s..
siona' Address as the basis for his excellent
message, 70 which we refer our readers.
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SAL CORN,
WAN Hire,

Y TIN HRl.L .tr5 IeIsTs 70 work
A at Boa Seca ut works. Fifty
dollars per n rfhH bo paid and ha
rations given.
j. 3. KlNCANN0N
May II, 1864 Nv
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See Governor Clark's Proclamation
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A valued correspondent, Cvorth five d]oIlors,)
who writes ever the signature Of "hoNwcll, =
advises Major Cox, of the Conscript Bureau, TO
extend IL Investigations to the O.. N, aud Com
mis'ary Departments. lie insists, too, that
there are sound men on c%rutches, and that the
ladies should beware Of skulkers, and that men
who grow rich in the midst Of the leath-throes
OF their country should be sent to The Peniten-
tIary.
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Linen and Cotton l0-4 sheeting, and
Pillow Case aIuslin, at
CANEEoN, KvlcHT Co.'S.

AMPUrATToS or Az Arm OF GENERAL
FoRREsT's ADJUTASr-It was rumored a
short time since, that, in the recent
fight at Bolivar, between Gen. Sturgis
and FORESTS cavalry, Major J. P
Strange, formerly Of Memphis, but who
has for the past two years or more been
FORESTS Adjutsnt, was wounded The
Memphis Argus has since learned from
authentic sources that his left arm was
shattered by carbine ball while he
was in the act of mounting his horse
preparatory 10 joining Forests retreat
ing column. The wound proved Of so
serious nature, that upon arriving at
Tupelo, it became necessary, in order
to save his life, that MS arm should be
arnputated above the elbow. This was
accordingly done, and at last accounts
the wounded man was recovering.
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Mr.. Cyrus W Field. states that the
announcement which has appeared in
print that the steamship Great Eastern
has been sold TO the French Government
3 untrue. The Great Eastern was sold
by auction for s25,000, her purchasers
being Messrs. Gooch, Barber, Brassey
and Others, who have formed a compa-
ny. This company have chartered her
70 lay the Atlantic cable before the 3lst
Of December, 1865, and if the cable is
successfully laid they are 10 receive
e50O00 IN shares Of the Atlantic Tele-
graph Company Soon after the pur-
chase Of the Great Eastern her prese nt
owners were addressed by a French
firm asking upon what terms she could
be purchased by the French Govern
ment The response was that after the
Atlantic cable was laid, the steamer
could be purchased FOR e250000 Moth
ing further had been received from the
French Government upon the subject
up TO the time Mr.. Field left England
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WAsHrNGToS, MAY "A, Is64-IOP. Il


To Governor Johnson:
This Department. has received dispatches
from Gen. Grant to eight o'clock this morn
ing. The movements commenced by him
on Friday night forced the rebels to aban-
don their strong fortified position at spott-
sylvanis Court House, and fell back toward
Richmond.
Yesterday Gen. Grant pushed his columns
across the North Ann, when very heavy
engagement took place. The rebels were
driven back with great loss. Ours is re-
ported to be uncomfortable. The enemy is
retresting, our troops following up closely.
Negroes, report that Lee is retreating to
Richmond.
Gen. Grant says every thing looks eX-
ceedingly favorable to us.
Nothing Of importance has transpired
between Gen. Buffers forces and the enemy
since Saturday night, when an attack by
the enemy was handsomely repulsed.
Gen. Sherman moved south from King
ston yesterday, and no reports from him are
expected for some days.
Our troops on the Red River have safely
reached simmsport, in better condition
than was expected, and Will be soon to re
sumo offensive operation.
This is the brief summary Of official re-
ports received TO the present date by this
Department. EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War
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DIAERHUA AND DFsENTERY.-We have ex-
smined q great number Of letters from some
Of the most prominent citizens IN Cinein-
natl and Covington, etc, speaking in the
highest terms Of DR.. Stricklend's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure Of Diarrhea
and Dysentery. The letters are too long 10
publish. Mr.. Woods, Of Covington, says
he was pronounced incurable by the best
doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle Of DR..
stricklaud's Anti-ChOlera Mixture effected
permanent cure, after suffering for months
with the worst form Of Diarrhea and Dys-
EMERY. ap 26-tu " THY
Choice Marssilles Vest Patterns, at old
prices, at CANERoH KNIGHT d Co.'s.
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NV THEATRE-Miss Kate Fisher ap-
pears at the new theatre to-night in
The French Spy" sustaining the char
acters Of Henri ST. Alme Hamet,
and Mathilde, on horseback. During
the play she engages in a grand broad
sword combst, the most stirring ever in
troduced in the piece The entertain
ments close with the laughable farce Of
the Rogueries Of Thomas" The splen-
did presentations of Miss Fisher are
having the deserved effect of filling the
house nightly. Tomorrow evening she
takes a benefit OF course every body
,zifl 10 there
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THEArRE-Miss Kate Denim appears
tonight, the third Of her engagement,
as Romeo, ia shakspeare's tragedy Of
Romeo and Juliet. After The tragedy,
songs by Mr. Stewart The perform
ances viii conclude the rip-roaring
Irish farce Of the "Irish Tiger" in
which Mr. Ryan appears as Paddy Ryan.
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Pioneer Intelligence and Employment
Ia. az. peaderick 50.

No. 1917, DeadeTict Street.
We will give our undivided attention to
the hiring Of House Servants and Nurses.
Private families and Hotels can be supplied
with good and Trustworthy servants by cal
ling on PAFroN BAGS, Genl. Agts.
n. B.-Twenty good House Servants can
get immediate employment By calling on
Parton Bios, General Agents.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad Stock
wanted, for which the highest price will be
paid, By THos. s. MARR.
CERTIFIED ACKNOWLEDGEMENT laborers
and others, before selling their Government
Vouchers, should take them to the Exchange
Office, corner of Union and College-streets,
where the very best rates are given by
THOs. s. MARI.
Purchase Vouchers cashed at the lowest
rate Of discount. Government checks on
Louisville csshed on the most reasonable
terms.
All kinds of uncurront money bought
and sold. The highest rates always paid
for Silver and Gold. feb ls-6
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To Our GERMAN SeLpIERs There is
German preaching every Sabbath in
the basement Of the Second Presbyte-
rian Church commencing at y o'clock,
P. NJ h. E0oERs, Chaplain.
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7ga8hflle 9nlpn.

THE UNION has the largest
cireulaslon OF any eyewsBaper N
Tennessee---its City and Army
circulation more than double any
other paper.
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There were twenty-eight cases tried
in Recorder Shanes Court yesterday.
They were chiefly for selling liquors
without license; disorderiy eonduetand
drunkenness.
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Sumvrr Nessrs. Green & Green
have the largest and best stock Of these
goods we have ever seen in this market
They have all the popular styles that
have been manufactured in tho East, at
~ College street
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We are indebted 70 Gov johnson for
a copy Of a despatch from the secreta-
~ Of War, received by him yesterday
We publish itelsewhere.
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[. S. 1910 per ct Bonds, just
received and for sale at PAR, at First
National Rank and e. s. Depository,
Nashville. Tennessee. may22-5t
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The United States Circuit Court Cor
the District of East Tennessee was
opened by Hon. C. F. Trigg, in Knox
vile, on the 18th inst
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An pens besr my trsds mark, &C. p. BAaSEs,
ExTRA L0u., kT.," for which hsYe secured the
odpu-rgbf snd are warranted IA ca7ats fne and per
feot in every respect. Sent by mail or express 10
any part Of the country on receipt Of price and Te
tHE charges. Persons ordering viii please stale the
sias and style desired whether hard or sof hns or
defegG7e, VIII have tho privilege Of exchanging t.
deduction Ct fifteen per cent allowed on orders 81
SIS or over, and twenty-five per cent. on those OF
500. Liberal discounts made 20 the trade. Old
pens repaired in the best manner for thiry-hve
cents (a1d siG7p} each. Pen and Watch circulsTs
sent rREE. Address
G. 2. BARNES,
Deslor il Gold Pens and American Wstches,
55 Nsia-street. Cor. sixth, Louisville, by.
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American and Imported watehes, at Gin
eiHnati prices, ~ great variety, al soBEL
M1sTIS's, 8 Cherry street. opposite Max
wen Barracks.
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We are indebted to Joel Davis, Esq,
Of the Adams Express, and w. c. Col
lier, newsdealer, for the latest newspa-
ners
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Military and Citizens Hats Of every style,
in light and dark oolors, for sale low, at
sOBFL a MAErrx's, g Cherry street, opposite
Maxwell Barracks.
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WNBowA-All that want their rooms
ventilated should have the patent win
dow supporter put on their windows.
They work on the top as well as lower
sash. Call and see them, at W. W.
Crsig's p Cherry-street All orders
left there viii be attended to-
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Bleached and Brown Linen Table Dam
asks, Towels, Napkins, Doilies, and White
Goods of eli descriptions, at
CAMERON, KNIGHT & Co.'s.
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Engraving

Neatly executed at the Gold Pen Depot,
Y Cherry street, where you viii find Pens
and Jewelry, at low figures. Cell and eX-
anime. lmayIl-tf
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NV YORK, May Ex-Governor Sey-
mour's letter TO District Attorney Hale,
in relation to the seizure of the World
and Journal Of Commerce, says:
II Is charged that these acts Of vio-
lence were done without legal process,
and without the legal sanction of State
laws. If this be true, the offenders
must be punished; If the owners Of the
above named journals have violated
State OF national laws, they must be
proceeded Ggaint and punished By
those laws, IS any action against them
outside of legal yrocess Il crime The
Governor argues the matter at length,
and conclude: In making your in
quiries, and in prosecuting the parties
implicated, you viii call upon the
sheriff of the county and the heads Of
the police departments Tor any needed
force and assistance The failure 10
give this by any official under my con
troll viii be deemed sufficient cause Tor
his removal" -
The trial Of Andrews, the leader IN
the July riots, commenced this morn
ing
The Washington Republican Of last
evening says Our army at noon on
/ Sunday was fifteen miles beyond
SpOttsylvania C. Il, and everything was
progressing successfully.
The Richmond Enquirer admits hay
ing lost heavily in the battles with
Butler last week, and foots It up &c
1900
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At the new store, q Cherry street,
you can buy good sett of knives and
forks, for one dollar.
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OFFICE OF THE NASHVILLE WOOD
NAnn AID COIL DEPOT.

81 s. Collegs, J5tt5cs1 c2urcA and Broud sts.
EAsayALr, Term, Nay TO, 1884.
From this date the prices Of Weed viii be
ss follows:
Saved and spit, per cord ......... 81 90
:" half cord. 50
-Four f0oy wood, per eord-....---..-- 10 90
/" I" half cord J.. %
Wood sawed 70 order and delivered rEFE
IN any part Of the city.
Orders left st tie Company'e ofice, or
cent through the Post 0Gce, VII receive
prompt attention.
EaEFsq n BEBEET,
msy5-tE Agent.
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Very rich So silk Tissue, made for tho
london market, AZ
CAMERON, KNIGHT & Co.'S.
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Pacific Lawns, Orgendy Lawns, Plain and
Printed Jaceonett, at
CAMERON, KNIGHT & Co.'S.
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Bugle Trimming, Buttons, Ornament

A good sett of jewelry, for one dol
lar, at the new store, q Cherry street.
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Pine Il Karat Sold Pens, cur own make,
in every style Of holder. For ssie low, 6,
soBEL & hARrTy's, 8 Cherry street, opposite
Maxwell Barracks. -
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Good calf-szin boots, for FIVE dollars,
at the new store, q Cherry street
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The fnest and largest assortment Of
fishing hooks, lines, poles, corks, reels,
snoods, seines, powder, shot, caps, etc,
ETC., are to be found at the Hardware
Store of G. w. Fall & Co.
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E%If you want your pianos well
tuned, call on Mr.. Jackson, at C. D. Ben
sens Music Store. Ap26tf

DE-. KrEG's DIsPESsAEE for Private Dis
eases, was established in New York city, in
1928, removed to Louisville in 1854, and 70
Nashville in 1858. More cures have been
performed at this Dispenssry than at any
one Of the same character in tho United
ststes. All persons afflicted with private
diseases would DO well 10 cell a. this Dis
pensary. Persons At distance, who are
unsble 70 call in person, may have their
cases treated b. giving the symptoms, &c.,
BIZ letter. See advertisement in another
column. AL business Of the Office strictly
private. mays
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1000 Bushels

Grass Seed for sale st
MI. ALExAxnER's.
mayI7-tG
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General Agate is ventilating his
opinions, through the Cincinnati Ga
zette. on the movements Of Gen Grant
in Virginia. Such superior military
genius az that of Gen. Agate should
not be permitted to rust in q subordi-
nate position ina Department at Wash
ington It ought 10 be brought into
active service for the benefit of the
country. Can't the War Department
get hinf up a special oommand and
send him into the field after Lee2 OF
course, the rebel General would kuocl,
under to him, as the coon did to Capt
Scott as that you, Gen. Agate? Well
there's no use in fighting any more. l
surrender Here's q way to close the
war, without further loss Of blood
The largest end finest stock Of White and
Travelling Shirts in Nashville, and Fur
nishiug Goods of every description, at low
prices, at sosEL 81 MARTINS, S Cherry street,
opposite Maxwell Barracks.
Paris Challies, Silk Check Goat Hair, and
French Mozambiques, at
CAMERoS, kNIGHT s Co.'S.
RIVER NEws-1'he Cumberland con-
tinues TO recede slowly with 3l feet
water on Harpeth Shoals
The following are the arrivals and
departures Yesterday:
AsKIyED-St Louis and Havana,
Louisville; Nashville Cincinnati
DEPARTED-Colossus, Cincinnati
The splendid steamer St Louis, Capt
John Richey, viii leave for Louisville
at P ~ to-day.
Those in want Of good pair Of Boots, at
p small price, would do well to cell and eX
crime the stock 81 SoPEt 4 II tRTJy. Cher
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Coed assorfmenf al trunks. Vi

and Gimpure Lace IT
CAMERON, KNIGHT d Co.'s.
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THURSDAY, MAY &c, 1854
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Good assortment of trunks, valises,
carpetsacks, and haversacks, at the
new store, q Cherry street.
Ladies' embroidered toilet slippers, for
fifty cents, at 81 Cherry street.
A complete assortment of rich Broche
Grenadines, at
CAMERON. KNGGHT 6 Co.'S.
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Those in want Of a good pair Of Boots, at
p small price, would do well to cell and eX-
anime the stock o. soBEJ 4 MARTIS, Cher
~ street, opposite Maxwell Barracks.
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Double-width White and Black Barage,
and Crepe Marette, and 81 uA assortment Of
Dress Goods, ct
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asinEss alatleEs.

Hoyle's "A English Purple Prints, and
French Chintz, at
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CAxEHOS, KNIGHT a Co.'S.
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cNlFRos, kNIenT 8 %. 8

Paris Challies, silk Check Goat Hair, and
French Mozambiques, ct
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CAMERoSi NNIGHT 20 3.
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WYE KAYE JUST OPENED A LARGE AND
w carefully selected sock, consisting 70 psrt
Of the following articles;
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CANrRoS, KSIaHT Co.'s.
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MADE