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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22
To the Democracy of Penn'a.
Roon1S Of the Democratic State Central
I0mnstttee, No. 6l2 Chestnut Street,
philadelphia, October l3, 1904.

Ro0n,S Of the Democratic State Central
I0mnstttee, No. 6I2 Chestnut Street,
philadelphia, October l3, 1854.
Returns from the election held on Tues
day of last week have come 10 hand, suf-
fee to prove beyond question. that we
have triumphed in the State by majority
of about two thousand of home votes.
The votes Of the soldiers in the hospitals
and in. the army, may, or may not, reduce
this aggregate.
We congratulate you on this glorious
result! All honor to the noble and faith
ful men who haye achieved such victory
in spite Of The frowns Of power, the cor.
ruption Of money, and the Influence Of a
blind and rcmorseiess ianatcism
Our victory, however, is bu! half com
pleto. We hold the vantage ground SC
gloriously obtained, only for one grand
movement more-to reclaim in Novembcr
The threatened liberties Of our country ,anc
restore to it the peace and prosperity o
former times.
We corjure you, then, by all that free
men hold dear, to rally once more for q
final struggle ! Organize anew! Shakt
of the creeping apathy which comes toe
often after successful contest; and lie
US hurl from ,wer the insolent contem-
ners Of the peoples rights, ovorthrowinl
at the same time the band Of public plum
| Ierers which follow in their train,
BY order the Committee:
G. l. WARD, Chairman.
ROBERT j HEMPHILL, Secretary.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22

bsls~ An act of 1850 authorizes Sherh's
to receive prisoners of the United States
"committed by virtue of legal process
meaning in judicial proceedings by the
Courts. And an act of 1914 authorizes
them to receive "hostages and prisoners
OF war" Of the United States. There is
no law requiring Sheritfs to receive men
arrested by Provost Marshals in draft
cases, and the use of our jsils for such
purpose is purely voluntary act Of the
Sheriff q favor extended to the United
States and not the performance of legal
obligation. Considered in the light Of
this explanation, the arrest Of Sheriff
FURMAN was a most pccsliar case of in
science aud outrage.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS
SNS -

Democratic Meetings will bo be,a +,
Columbia county, as follows. "
On Wednesday evening, October 2s,h,,
Franklin twp, at Claytohs ScbooI
House. Speakers, J. II. Camrbs,I
ED, Of Ddnvillc, Alem B. Tate, Z t'It,' ~
Barklcy and w. II, Jacoby, ESQ.,. W.
AT Newmedia, on Thursday afternoo,
Oct. 9Th. Speakers, G. G. BartIOua
Alom B. Tate, W, II. Jacoby and !
II, Campbell, E,qra.
Conypgham, Friday evening, Ort 2s,h
by Jacoby, Campbell, Barkley suJ
others.
Lime Ridge, at John Growers Hotel q,
Saturday evening, Oct. 30, by james
Il. Brugler, +. Ii. Little, E.qrs and
others.
Montour township, Brick school.houo
near Elias Dietterick's, on Friday even
ing Oct. 2Sth, by DR.. =. II Frocz.
Wesley Writ, Esq, Col, L l.. Tate
and others
Mount Pleasant, nj Jon.s's Hotel on Mon.
day evening, Oct. 3tst Ivy James K
Brugler, Alem B. Tate, & e. II. Little
Other appointments vii be announced
next week. f. II, LITTLE,
Chairman Dem. Standing Com.
Bloomsbury, Oct. %, 1864,
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History.
Speech qf Hon. Henry M FiR'er, a, the
Union Metting, Ihita., Dee. 1859.

Speech of Hon. Henry NJ Fd'er, a, the
Union Melting, IhiIa., Dee. 1859.
The history of this attempted iusurrec-
ton discloses remarkable fact, that John
Brown, man OF intelligence, of strong
will, great earnestness Of purpose, after a
years preparation, with thousand pixies
in possession, with ammunition at his com
mand holding two days the Government
arsenal, could only induce two negroes to
join his standard, aud they were the first
to surrender. There in Virginia, State
with 23, 600 negro slaves within circuit
Of fifteen miles, to whom liberation and
freedom were promised, only two came
forward to accept this boon. Does not this
prove that the slaves as mass are conten-
ted as they arel They want 20 change
least of all, such change as Johu Brown
could give them, Tremendous cheering
Wiser than John Brown, and wser than
those who aided and abetted him, they are
content rather to bear the ills they have
than fly to others they know not Of. Ger
tainly the worst enemies tho slaves can
have are they who disturb bis quiet, and
noite him to rebellion and insurrection.
We adopt the language of the great states
man of the West, of Henry Ulay-"We
prefer the liberty of our own country to
that of every other country, and the hap
piness of our own race to that OF every
other race"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22
sey- We were informed Of sn amusing

ssy- We were informed Of sn amusing
incident the other day. |, happened on
the Schuyikill canal 4 boat was passing
through the lock, with Nc IoIIan a"g
flying when the lockteu@er saecringy
deridcd it and added TINT McC ollau was
a "traitor." The boatman very mild.
ly answered that he served under McClOl'
Ian on the Peninsula and at Ansictsm and
hat no man should call him tr raitor with
out going under. With that he seized tho
lock tender By the nape Of the Re0k and
the seat of the panta.oons, and pitched
him into the canal. He went under,
and came up a wiser nan.--Lebanon Aa.
UeytiSe,.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22
The Result of the Election.
The Smoke of the Battle Clear.
ing Away.
The Democracy Victorious

There is clear, certain Democratic
majority Of near 1900 in this State upon
the home vote, including all the hospitals
iu Philadelphia and elsewhere in the
State superintcnded and controlled by
Lincoln Surgeons and Office holders
The official returns we will publish mex
week.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22

The Shoddy organs are hunting up
SANDERS against Mcclellan, and quite ma
turally they quote from rebel papers and
other secession sources. This is but evil
deuce of what we have often stated that
Abolition and secession are allies and have
joint interest.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22
MARRIAGES.

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Nathan
el Spear, Mr.. WAsHINGToN KANoUsB, oil
Jackson, and Miss SARAH E. TURNER OF
Benton.
On the 18th inst, by he same, Mr.
CORNELIUS BELLAs, OF FishiDgcreek,
and Mis- JANE SCHUYLER, Of Orangov
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22

"ln respect TO Nh Lincoln, / continue 10
hold eaactiy he sentiments contained in ma
letter of acceptance, consider that his ad-
miniStahon has been POLITICALLY, NIL.
ITARILY and FINANCIALLY a failure
and that its necessary continuance is a cause
OF regret for Tho country "-John C. Ere
monfS Letter Of Wihdrawai
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22
Release of Political Prisoners.

RonR McHENRY, Esq, Commissioner
Of Columbia county, and late one of "Old
Abcs political prisoners" was on Monday
last, released from confinement at Har.
risbu:g, and returned TO his home near
Benton, Also, Messrs. Joseph Coleman
Elias McHenry, and John Yorks, three
more of the "Fort Miffliu Victims" were
discharged and returned 10 their respect
i've homes on Tuesday. There are some
eight or ten more of these innocent but
much injured men in durance vile al Har.
risburg, awaiting the formula Of militia
,ry Drum-head Commission, yclept, 0
Trial, all of which is in positive violation
of the Act of Congress.
We should think that this farce of ar.
resting unofending citizens, by the militia
ry satraps, without warrant or evidence
as thus far they are found to be INNOCENT
was about played out
About twenty more Of these poor men
we learn, have been released. We tel
the violators of law, here and elsewhere
that this is not the end Of this s'politca
experiment"
Mr. ROM MoHENRY, only return
alive. He is deeply afflicted with Diarrhoe;
and Rheumatism Like w. 4. Roberts
in few more days, he would have beer
destroyed in the Linco In bastile.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22

80 Hon. Reverdy johnson, of Mary.
land is out with another strong letter for
Mcclellan, in which he sums up the griev.
ance', shortcomings and failures of Lin.
con's administration, and then declares
that "this must be arrested, or, in my
opinion, the country will be ruined"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22

ES- The evidence in the case of John
Rantz, at Harrisburg before the military
commission, has been concluded. A writ
ten defence will be put in and decision
reached some days hence.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22

The consistency of Abolilionism ia beau
tiful! The Administration journals revlle
General Mcclellan because he did not bag
Lees army al Anlielam, yet they are per
ieclly satisfied with General Sherman e
failure 10 bag Hoods army at Atlanta,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22

The Chicago Convention delberatcd
in spirit of patriotic Intelligence directed
to the end of displaciug, by legal and
constitutional means the unworthy men
who for nearly four long dreary years
have prostitued their pubic functions aud
dragged this nation along in bloody ruin.
The people are longing for change OF
the wicked incompetents now at the head
of affairs for McClellau and Pendleton.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22
More of Lincoln ) Policy.

Sheridan reports that he has burned, in
the Shenendoah Valley, 1000 barns, 20
mills, and 500 dwellings, just as sure
as Lincoln is reelected tn border coun-
ties Of Pennsylvania will have to suffer in
return for this barbarous work. Now,
marke the prediction.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22

General MGCLELLAN says that the Union
is the only condition OF peace. Mr.. LINCOLN
says the freedom of the negro is the only
condition OF peace. Every man, therefore
who prefers The negro to the Union, will
vote for LINCOLN, debl, taxation and endless
M
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22

JoB.WoRK, &c. We are prepared to
do almost all kinds ofjOb work neatly
and expeditiously. We have blanks for
Justices, ConstableS, School Boards, &c ,
for sale.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22

D<g- Hon. JOHN W. DAWSON, has re-
tired from the control of the Frt Wayne
Times. He has opened Law Office and
resumed the practice of his profession -
Gov Dawson is Scholar, Democrat and
Gentleman. The "Times and Union
Office, and most excellent one it is, is
offered for sale.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22

LINCOLN ENTHUSIASM. 1t would be
a ght to see any man not shoddy con.
tractor or oflice-holder who can be en-
thusiastic over LincOln'S nomination, and
who would rejoice in the prospect of a
four years continuance Of his reign.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22

The War.-We have nothing en-
couraging from tue Army Of the Potoma &C.
Gen. Grants losses, according to the best
information, during the past month, have
been very heavy. A big quarrel has
grown up between Meade and Butler cali
ing Stanton there to quell it, which will
most likely result in the dismissal of one
of them, which of course, will be General
Meade.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22

Eeg~ Ii is reported that Gen, Couch
has ordered the discharge of sixteen of the
arrested men from this county in Fort
Miflin. Also several Of them at Harris
burg.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22

MoRr TYRANNY - The most tyrannral
any set of men, either civil or otherwise,
was the act peTpelraled on the ORANGEvILLE
AcADgMY, a few days since, by the military
in this county. | he school was visited by
a pair OF shoulder strapa, accompanied, as
we understand, by fanatic or two Of that
place, AMI the Principal J. B: Pat on, in
take on, the seats with all his fixtures, with
in snch length Of lime, or they would be
thrown out. This was accordingly done,
AMI the Academy taken possession OF by
The military, and turned into a hospital
while there were other buildings in the
place that could have beeh obtained, and
pose, without interfering with the Aca-
DENY. II looks very mnch like The work
OF lille partisan malice on the par ot
certain citizens oI that place, This school
has been called in orr pfesence "Demo.
cratic Institution, but We will guarantee to
any one that Prof, Patton does not attempt
20 teach politics in his school Would thai
we could say so much for the other Insliiu-
,ion, under The control OF Professor Walker.
This turning public or private school into
the street, and hiking charge Of the build.
ing by the military, is The most high-hand
ed act that has been perpelrated in this
county by Lincoln's soldiers, and may il be
the last Star
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22
PioL LETS MAJ

The balance OF the Courty Ticket i
elected without opposition, namely;
sir RIFF,-SAMUsL SSlnEH.
COMMISSIONERS -ALLkN MASs.'
AUDITOR DANIEL SNYpKR.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22

EyrA Western paper calls Lincoln the
"wldow maker" Appropriate namo.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22

sag~ William H.. Armstrong, of vii.
Transport, addressed the Repub licans on
Market square, Thursday Evening. We
did not hear 'littla Billys' speech, but
are told it was unimportant. Billy helped
pass the present infamous Congressional
apportionmeat law, and then going home
ran as the Republican candidate for Con.
gress in the district be had fixed for him.
self, ama 'caS beaten. He was badly bea.
ten by Judge Hale, volunteer candidate
This year Billy wanted the nomination
again, but his party had had enough Of
him and he had to stand aside. Being
quite at leisure, it is all right that Billy
should amuse himself in delivering q few
weak, insincere and unimportant speeche.
to foolish people willing to bear him.
, A Republican meeting is to be held to-
day at Benton to be addressed by Maj
Chas. II. Shrincr and Clinton Lloyd
Esq The former has just been defeated
as Republican candidate for the Stat
Senate in Republican district, and Mr.
Lloyd was also beaten last year before th
people and had to take refuge in Clerk
ship at Washington. The Republican
are sending their lame d,rks into thi
County where it is thought they can d
no harm. We hope the pay of these lit
tie sp cutters is put at good figure. Shod
dy is rich, and can afford to pay.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22

The Mcclellan doctrine 10,
The Union al ali hazards,
The Lincoln doctrine is,
Abolition at all hazards
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22
WHAT DOES 1T MEAN (?

The bliDgiug of such mass of troops
to this County aud keeping them or part
OF them here so long at very heavy ex-
pense ! Perhaps the reason can be con-
jsctured from considering the effect, which
- a. colIo,r, 10 tbroa J;,.,;o,a
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-22

Benton. 209 tl2
Sugarloaf l66 l06
This shows a falling off of forty votes
upon the hundred in one year. In Beaver
also, 10 which troops were sent on the eve
of the election, the vote in 1863 was lS4,
and it is now but 49, In the other parts
of the county the former vote is nearly
maintained, the falling off not reaching
fifteen votes to the hundred. Making ell
allowances for arrested men and abson-
tees, it is plain that large number of
citizens have been deferred from attend
ing the election by the presence of mill.
tary force in the county, in connection
with arrests aud threats intended to intimi-
date and break the spirit Of the people.
General UoUcH coming to understand
che use made of his troops here is very
properly removing them from the county
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11

| ASdeeoao Wsnosri,eh Offsred I0o 1oI1vV .
Ing: s- +, -
1assssa, That vhsn this Cevocil adio,ro.
% p next Wedneday evening, and ~, ~
C'sy Attorney obtain the necessary informa.
uoe 10 relation to Assessor BY thar time.
Ala. Andressn offered ID. following.
TO refer Tho matter Of City Assessor for
tovnship purposes 10 the Mayor and Civ
Attorney, With power 70 &C: aud 10 call spe
cial meeting II necessary.
Lost BY the casting vote Of he Mayor.
AID. Noe offered the following:
Rssolsed, That The city appropriate AIS IA
replace The vsIer nsed from d +. Nevcomb,.
cistern for the exsinauishmens OF the late are
st etefins, on Harrison street.
Referred to Committee on Fire and Water
With power to act.
AID. Claussen offered the following:
Resolssd. That the Commissee on Police.
and lbe City Attorney, be instruc,ed 70 h..
qoire into tie expedie0cy Of erecting Work
House, wherein offenders against the CT, Oedi-
nances may b confined ;-as provided bv
Sec. 8, Art. 8 Of the charser Of tho Citv OF
Davenport.
Adopted.
AID. Ciaussen offered folio wing:
Resofssd. That the Sireet Cow0lssioner il
nefevy iussfocteo 10 erect Q bubsIan lei Q one
crossing over Paine street, north side Of 7.h
street.
AdoLted.
Aid. wsnderllch offered the following
amendment:
Add also Z crossing on second Street be.
tween rrison and Ripley.
Ad,psed. y.
AID. N0e offered the folloWine Fs
Asss1ssd. That the city furnish stoss -
lay crossing % Second street. provided the
citizens on that block lay tho aame.
AID. Cunningham moved TO lay the amsud.
mott Of AID. N % on .hs table.
Carried.
The resolution offered BY Aldermen CLAUS.
cen, - amended By Aid. Wunderich, wes
adopted.
Un motion Council adjourned.
Attest: HEsxY MIrrsLsu.csHs,
Clerk.
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Auprr s's oyy,c1, tovA, |
ma Sosrea f.b. g. 1854.

Il Il sAersby esstiAsd, shas On the twssty-st.s,.
a.~sS 0ehsrsrv. leoA. . 0Wosa statement - okeo
q. ~ ekiee. oAowing the esnaatioa of ~
Xs,ee0s Ffao tssareneo Company ivcaAoa ~
6esokIva. q the dsAAs Of N.w Yoe.s 90 sne
IN dav Of JaAuasy, 4. D.. 1854 IN eccoresaoe
vith nrovlouu u N Act u The 0enesAl Asssn
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sshfr ~ No Ieeaeaaeo Csmpastses appsOvsA
~ n 40. Se3; 49, eaad sssseoens seows
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s.eaas &, A1s( aad invested - ssasassd -
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11

LlvELY.-Our merchants a,e bringing
is their spring goods st lively rsts. and VII
sooo be prepared to serve up each strsst 10
Ne y asd oiss shises ass~iil sseouish the ladies
and gsnsleaen of our city esssejinsly. Don't
BE- 10 . hurry. ladies-this stormy weather
vill withdrew In few days. and give you .
ehanes 20 circulate.
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Al Z. -.

OxAO,
In this city. March 9.n, BERTHA ANY, young.
est daughter of Dana r. and kLix DnSa WRiSS.
aged years.
At Rockingham, on Thursday morning, March
10TH 1864, Mics AAR0A EFT CDLRAAN, dsuxh.
ter of Mary Il. man. widow Of the late John Cole
man aged ~ years " met ,umption.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11
Sr. PArRrcx's DAY.-The Feniar

brotherhood are making great prspsr e'ion'
for grand dswonssss,ioo as Ls'rnanns Hal
or Tie ssesing Of St. Pssrieh's Day. The so-
gsgsosst Of Capt Nosrisos ~ sddssss The
osssise l. very fortunate Hs. h one u the
ooss talented srsskass Of The NersA-vssa. aSd
u viii - sctn,ng less then sisa treat 70 -
aod hsar hU.
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Ar EN7esp RISING CoHc Among
tAs m.ny Ioo.l osaafAsssr.os 'ps,i' 'a.ions. of
our eDsssprising eisy. nose seen 70 Be sejev
log greater dsseas ot saeesss. or TO bstsss %
serve IL, than 9 r Jones ! Co. of the U.i,s
Coffee and Spice M,is. The soosssn s'aissd
ha, = few ysars ago eth asything bas -.
sour.sinx prospssss. but BY dias u ssesg,
aaa psrssv.rasss. BY masaisssssisg ssli.bis
soois .ud .ellirg them u rrasossb's prices.
.ks psopris.ors Isid leundas,on upon which
they hsvs built 6essishiag ssd rapidly 10.
seessiog busioess Instead Of dlling . few
earnestly solieitsd calls here ssd tbe,s. % ..
6rss orders nov come ASvins 10 iron every
d.rsesion Tor their sspsrisr g. ode. ssd no gro.
Ger in eisy, or county. lot hssdrsds Of mtlsq
srosnd y sessidessd wsll sappl,sd vho hss
not r Jonss 1 Co.'s eofFsss and spices for
sals. Familiss whs tse~ vhss good sodss -
will use NO other. Il 10 Of the 6ssss favor,
and llwsys jass = represented. Il 10 With
| pleasure thas ~ notice the sueesss of this
| 6rm. They hsvs worked their psssage to
puolis favor step BY step, and are worthy 81
| uaiiaissd saessss. n
|. Muse ArINE El.scrlon.-Among The
uusssssssiui stssnpss 70 defeat she Dsnessssis
ticket q he rsesst charter election 10 Nassa.
uss are the iolls Aisg given By shs Osssisv
They chow to what isosshs unpfiaciplsd IL
nssiss YIN 81 70 carry their pStns
/ We blush 70 sseori the fact shas the sbol,-
,ioaisls rssstlsd to the bssess tricks TO sasrJ
the slss.ios. They Impaired iron Rsck ls
l.lasd ell the Grey Bsards Who would agree 4
/ vote shs abolisios ssskes asd vs ass sesry h
ssv tAss eowe u then vessd here Vho be
tsfs God aad mas, Oct ssly siossssd ths laW
Of the SsAss, bus committed % outssgs ope,
sheir swp eoeeeispss. Oss isdivsasai epssl,
aeolaeed thok 10 uas ooe . uatafalissd sisiss1
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MILITARY GsoDs.-Rvery kind Of
ailitAsy eloshing. and military trinmisgs.
swords. belts. sashss. piseols. shoulder straps.
hats. caps, gsuotlsts. ste. can bs found !n
great vsrissy ss Asas 4 Myers. opposite L.
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