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LYON 4 HEALY, Publishers,
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PROPOSALS FOR AnNF sfsaiSsF tss?'
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Ki!er:nofth Of Fort Leavenxorth, and .outh Of tsti:
s. s s y
nskSta LSaho ana Itsn 5oqth ~ e latitude des5 ct IS
e. fross -
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messa 1ass @
in ID st.te of Kansas .nd ne Kansas II dc
f. q ksnass taa
territory Of Colorado, south Of latitude - dcgreee
Tne oshsr apo
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transport ead stores in each Of the months from april
to Och
may Be e4:abl!thed III The Territory Of New Ms1eo
IL IT. ferftag snd 70 saeh Of Is
Rs as.&nstsa + ,as q As.eaa ID st:te e
theS Vii transport ssi steres j eaeh u the noaths
e*es Poanss e HI ssts as0a. Ne 'eg,s
posstoa q ssesa ssid Sssad p!aS lumber sstas'ss
g Bdasss a sheald dive their names iu a well
saS ssSa
lsfs Eued By responsible persons. Euat-
anteenE that In casd contract y awarded 10s 1no
Tonte mentioned II he p1oposs r. nc parties Pc,
no md rood and sufficient security Furnished hT said
rara IN seeordanee With The terms of this avest'se-
nent.
On Route NO
O. Route 70. a09 So6n
@ II lie loyalty and soyency oi
each bidder and prEAon offered ~ security VII! be re-
aislee must b sadesd = es
nav be aud ro6a will be entertained untess they
iaJ comply with Ill tho requirements Of this ad7ef~
P.Itits to whom xwazds ara made must 6t prepared
to execute cottAca 1t once and to give tho required
bonde fcr The faithful petfoy finance Of the saue.
Contracta will be ade subject TO- the appEpvA! Of the
6rsTteYAater General but the right reserved to
scct apf Of nll bids that may BE- offered.
Contractors must be In readiness for eerT1ce By tho
hayc pace o3 ageneifs Il Of ii The vicinity Of Forts
Ira1erWpTth and Union. and Other depots that mar be
esisblished Il which they may b. Wlth
PtBs9esd 81 oesder r Il IL a.term.ster General
aoa1WE2At Capt. and A. g H. U. 8. A.
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Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1sbune.1
srE1ao71x1D, H., satardly, Nov 49,
Chalcs s. Bcattic, lawyer lately residing
IN Chicago, has been examined here before
the q. 8. Commissioners, charged with forging
vouchers for subsistence, delivered. to the
United States for the use Of tho army. lie
has been committed on the charge In default
Of 8, 600 bail. Two or three indictments wcre
found against him In Chicago, some two years
since. Beattie forfeited his bail on these same
charges and went to California; A short time
since he returned to Iowa, where ho was ar
rested. .,:',:' ..:'': :, -, -
Major H. Holt, of the 1st Massachusetts
artillery, has been plseed in command Of Camp
Butler rios Major J, ]. Heffernan, rolteved.
Col. Privot, Of the 10th Pennsylvania volun
tcers, has been appointed commander Of the
Dsaft Rendezvous In this city, taee Major Hef.
'ernan, removed. -: ~ - - .;- 20
Union men from Dr.. Green's First) Senate
rial District; ;fclaim that he Is elected by -four
majority, but the official returns are not rel
Thc official majority for Congress. In Clinton
County, Is 40. This gives Baker IS majority
In the 18th District over Morrison.
The Illinois State Sanitary Commission hare
, 1864-11-20

Snvunnals, Gu, Excited By EexyN that
Sherman WINS ComtnE@rlic Aban-
af01tlnont Nf 1fontc-lf0Utt,N Whore.
AbO4tk and E1ltOut1ouH.
, 1864-11-20

- onAwA, Saturday, Nov. 19.-1ast night q
fire occurred In this city, completely destroy
irr John Hassack's large warehouse and eleya-
toF, and damaging several adjoining buildings
seriously. Loss estiulated at sao,ooo; par
tally covered by insurance. IS, 3
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EYE & EAR.

erh.t,tutee aud Volunteers wanted tor tho 9: +
EsTT. 10 srrve two or thrtc {ea!1 APPLY 70 MAf-
81 XII GIBBS, Isl South Clark stFetk Room T. 20
stairs. next door 10 the Provost MAssha1h-
pollN51p+taet
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EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
Tic 10000 Exchange ut 8avnnnAla.~s
1kfkAtxsippls

New YoRk, Friday, Nov. 1o,-The HeraltFs
Hilton Head correspondent says: All the
rebel prisoners taken down ffom Fortress
Monroe By Colonel Aulford are first to be
transferred 10 the authorities at Savannah,
which will be concluded by Thursday Of this
week, when Colonel Mnlfod will commence
receiving the released Union prisoners, in all
about 1t,000 men. It is understood that me-
gotlations are ia progress 10 exchange large
lumber on the Mississippi.
Eight Union officers arrived at Hilton head
On Monday last, having escaped from the reb-
els. They confirm the worst Of previous &C.
counts OF tnhuman treatment.
, 1864-11-20
FROM MEMPHIS.
whcrcabouts Of Bcnuregard and For.
rr.1Nmon5ter. Union Meeting at
: Mcmuhfe-Prfco Of 4 Traitor.

CA1ao. Saturday, Nov. 19.--Memphis dates
Of tho l;th place Beaurcgard With 4 consider.
able rebel force at Cofinth, and >say that For
rest would Join him there: The rebel Capt.
Thompson was ;couscripttng every man he
could ind in tho neighbofhood Of German
town About tS1s FsaS.s ie. afo o n 1oqns rs
This Is the only large body near Memphis, but
there arc several small forcos not fir awny.
Chalmers and Longstrcct are reported at Holly
Sprfngs.
, 1864-11-20

reelection.
eeventy-stx paroled Federal officers arrived
ut Memphis on the 18th. under escort of The
Eebal Commissioner of Exchange. The crew
Tennessee River by Forrest, who had been De.
rolled, also arrived at Memphis.
New Orleans papers Of. the 18th CONFIRM the
statement Of the attempt Of the Captain Of
the grnboat Rather to surrender his vessel to
the rebels. He was to receive hundred
bales Of cotton and $200, coo In greenbacks,
md pass through the Mississippi Department
, 1864-11-20

larger portion Of sherulan's force Is reported
to be already moving toward Selma. Ala..
and If this be true, Mobile must be his destl,
nation. Apropos to the conjecture, we learn
that an immense fleet, laden with stores, has
arrived in Mobile Bay, which looks as If q
move was contemplated at an early day in
that quarter.
, 1864-11-20
The Fen2an Troubles in Toronto.
From the Toronto Globe, Nov. TO-,
THE MAYOR AEs1oNs HIS POSITION - punLlo

GOAAIeatD&EA-
On Saturday afternoon tho Board Of Police
Commissioners hald = meeting 1T the Mayors
Office for the purpose Of Investigating the
charges against Sergeant Major Cummins, Of
having been cognixant Of the fact that tho
Fenfans were about to create disturbance
on tho night Of the 9Th, and for using bis In.
fiucncc to have Murphy released from custody
ut Buffalo, where, Il WIS alleged, he had been
arrested while In the act Of buying reyolyers
and ammunition for tho use Of hls fellow con-
Erfrators on that occasion. Sergeant Major
Cummins produced the tcleg1nma which had
ipassed between himself and the Chief Of Po-
flee at Buffalo, from which 1t appeared that
no reference was made to tho purchase Of re-
yolvers or the intended RIOT. He also pro.
dpcel q letter from the Buffalo Chief Of Po.
lice, cxoncsating him from all blame In the
matter. As nothing could be found in the
message to crimInate him he WIS honoEably
feinstattd aud ordered to resume his duticsat
once. heMayor, however, dissented from
the decision Of his brother Commissioners,
and urged the dissnlssA Of Cummlns, on the
moyements and Intentions Of the Fenians, a.
though he declared that he WAS entirely ig-
norant Of their movements on that al well as
upon all other occasions. As, the recorder
and police magistrate remained firm In their
decleion to re-instate tho officer, his Worship
resigned his position Us chairman Of the
Board, and expressed his determination never
to eit with them again unless compelled by
law to do 20 by virtue Of his Office as Mayor
Of the city.
, 1864-11-20

Tho Richmond Enquirer of the 10th has no
doubt that Grant planned movement from
Atlanta toWard Mobile, Tor We learn that d
fleet Of transports laden with supplies has ar
rived at Pensacola. It claims that Hood do
feated the plan, and that Sherman Is ut
Bridgeport; but it says the plan is not 80 i'm
probable that attention should not be given
to It, Whether there Is or is not force to
meet Sherman, he will ascertain. when he
makes the attempt. He might reach the
Gulf, oyerpower all opposing iorcc, and fix
his new base upon tie waters OF the gull, but
what then? The march would be MI; the
damage repaired, he would have accom-
plishcd nothing to impair our means Of de-
Tense, and would find himself opposed in the
spring by another army.
, 1864-11-20
Nflu Advertisements.

no NOT FOR ONE INSTANT
- imagine that becauae You can procure Photo.
g!srha q EtKFiTTs. 1s3 Lake street, ,r ollats
rtf dofchs thAt thcy arc not good. Gait Rny dry an
convince tour.c by seeing the quantity Of e1csllont
EhosoEt.ptM tltst An continually being taken sway
WI. u. EyEEIrr, Proprietor, .
Il 4sxs.0..
, 1864-11-20
= 4 RAID ON CANADA.

1EfQIU IUEUUIU 1G1uUtf NVFs :
At the meeting Of the City Council LAST
night Councilman Bennett asked the Mayor
whether he had any Information In his posses
sion relative to an intended raid to be made on
Canada By tho FcniAus Of Buffalo and other
places In the United States.
Tho Mayor said he might Inform the Council
Buffalo that day relative, to that matter, aud
the contents Of tho letter were Of such 4 na-
ture that he considered 1t necessary to COM
munlcate with the Provincial Secretary On the
matter. The letter would be forwarded either
tonight (Mondny) or: tomorrow morning.
When q from what point the Intended rald
TWAS stated to take place this winter. Until
he received permission from the Provincial
Secretary hc WAS not prepared TO lay tho mat
te1 before the public, -
, 1864-11-20

g. - Notice to Electors.
: 1.-THE Electors Of President and Vice Presi-
dent are required to meet at Springfield on
;ths first Wednesday IN December 10 east their
, 1864-11-20
Qbtta9> Qrtbn11e.
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER ., 1861.


BUNDAY, NOVEMBER %. 1861.
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THE NEWS.
The news from our armies in tho field Is
again assuming an exciting character. Gcn.
Grants army is a1l really to strike, md any
moment may witness au attack upon Rich
mond. Gen. Grant Is at Washington upon
special business, and Gen. Burnside has re-
sumcd command Of his old corps-the 9th.
r. EARLY md Ewsll are rapidly rctrdating up
the Valley, evidently: with tho design to in
.tcrcept Sherman In his movement upon Ma
con, Selma, Mobile, Augusta, Charleston,
Beaufort aud several other places, which tho
rebels arc assigning as objective points. He
must traycl well who catches Sherman, aud
fight we'll who whips him, when caught.
:: shermau'a movcmcntshay completely mud
died the rebel mind, and their spcculations
nrc vnricd to suit each new piece Of in!clit.
Ecncc. lie Is located at any number of points
from Bridgeport, Alabama, rta Mobile to
Charleston, End tho panic-strickcn natives or
ssvannsh arc confident hc Is In tl,oir suburbs,
ana Aro fleeing ffotn tue wTath to como. The
aasratching Of Ear7y to stop him
Is about ~ ludicrous a. Tho mt.
tempt Of Mrs. Parstngton to sweep Tho
Atlantic Ocean out Of 1lcr kitchen With u
broom. The dctachlng Of troops from Leo's
NY 49, WV sa uea' " - tno oteoe!s 10 oxchahgo
6oi0'cto. Ia4acAIc slInt G4cS9lAn Is making bad
, 1864-11-20
Death Of - bEudsilI - Hammond.

::N1w YoRE,: Nov. 19.-Ths Richmond Es-
outrty says az. Governor Hammond, Of South
Carolina, died on Sunday LAST,
, 1864-11-20

A Rebel Repulee nenr Knox.
willie.
CHATTANOOGA, Saturday, Nov. l0-The
rebels attacked our forces ut Strawberry
Plains, is miles nbove Knoxville, in force,
yesterday morning at daylight. The fight
held their OWN, and rcpulsed the enemy in ev-
ery attack.
, 1864-11-20

TNunk8E1V10E DtNneF 40 INC
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.--Extenslve Psepar-
atfons nre making to supply Gen. Grants NJ"
mics with Thanksgiving dinner.
The Governor OF New Hampshire has nu-
tho1ized the furnishing Of needfnl supplies 10
his soldiers. regardless Of expense.
, 1864-11-20

Highly Interesting News Sunmnry.-
Our Armies In thu FicId...KcbeiS Srec-
ulatIons.--A bold Speech In The IseLol
Congress-.
, 1864-11-20

FVEN1NG SCHOOL.-IIatll-
~ Awny's Mathematical hnt Ctaaaicnl Academy,
The ktton trim Of the Day School will open On Mon
day. and Evening claMes Will ba formed on Monday
evrntng, students admitted at any time nfttr That
put none fus lrE* than quarter. VIC. HATHAWAY,
, 1864-11-20

Especial Dlspateh to the Chicago Tribune.1 J

a Chicago Lawyer. in Trouble-MIll.
tnry ChnnEeA-Rolit1cAl Matters-San.
1tAFy Stores for 8hcFmnn'e Army.
, 1864-11-20

Gold closed today at 310H.

The New York EorGerfeE.
NEW YonK, November l9.-The cxauair,a-
ton in the cuse Of the forgera Is concluded,
and they have all been committed without
, 1864-11-20

~ p1LL:-1he rttisrns Of Chicago wilt nnt! ut
"unAH0xn's" Merchant Tailoring tsuon.s, \ utI,,u
nFsnrtNrnt Of sravrrs. Ccth., Casaturres Ves,in:p
&C., &C.. fot winter wcAF. which Will hn made to pr!cf
York prics.: " "HKASaEa'' suarantcss ths. cut ns.i
wofkpanah!p Or haA garments unsurpassed for atY1H
anu 1t by any Ia lhr trade. 0ttAStiEs from eoai.
EAy, Ssw York. and did Stats House. Nossnn, l3u
eputh Clark street, chlrAEo, ua(1o.w1ftttt
, 1864-11-20

DOTATOES! POTATOES !
L PoTA1oEsi- 100 hhla. choice Seshanrochs. 100
hhIs choice Peach hlows. u new packAges, In prime
noaQwf9c-o$net lIS South Water atrnet
, 1864-11-20

MI ASQ q ERADE.
MRS. GATH. 0EH3I,
1a3 North Clark street. will furnish rostucs In every
VARIETY. 10 those who may attend the trnnd Maspue-
RIDE Dali q lisyan Hail on Thanksgiving Eve. Neles
diy, Nov. .S, 1t6s. nom w1sllt
, 1864-11-20

In the rebel Congress, on Tuesday last, Mr..
Clinton, OF Alabama, from the special Com
mite to investigate the charge Of disloyalty
against William R. Cobb member of Con.
companied BY the testimony Of several wit.
nefees, who aver that the accused
remained in the Yankee lines On bis own ac-
cord, when he could easily have left had he
80 desired that his conduct and conversation
since he has been among them clearly shows
he is hostile to the ConfedeIate ca1se, ana
that the Committee recommend TINT his seat
he declared ,yucant. The subject WIS laid
over TO cire members an opportunity to cx-
anime the testimony.
anS. GILMORE
Gen. Gilmore has gone TO- Washington un-
der summons from tho military authorities.
11r11E OR SoTH1SG.:
Commodore Mutt was the smallest passen-
ger oa the City Of Baltimore to-day for Llv-
erpool. Some lady admfrcr presented him
with an elaborate gold medal.
e.. Po11r1uAL RUMoRs.
Secretary Stanton has sufficiently recovered
to he on duty at the War Department.
Montgomery Blair is said to be candidate
for United States: Senator from MARYLAND In
place Of Governor Hicks, who will be made
Postmaster at Baltimore. :,
TIE IRISH ORATOR
/: Macon Jones, who has recently retained to
England from q tour In the United staecs, IS
about to- deliver series Of orations. on the
past, present and future Of the United States
-. TIE SOLDIERS: THANKSGIVING. :
:. The move to give an old. fashioned Thanks-
giving, dinner to the gallant soldiers and sail
eps sposs II rom 1ie the people, @ Up To- List night
over $4,000 had been received :by :the M trea-
surrr, ANA It Is expected At least el0, 900 more
WI be received III season to be appropriated.
- - '''' Noas srEcuLAT1oNs.
Tho Richmond Whtg, Of the nth, says the
, 1864-11-20

The Snt;nd Of tho 18th says of Charleston
Sixteen shots were fired ut the city on Wed
nesday night, and eighteen on Thursday.
The Yankees are mounting new gun ire
ported Of the Ancs 7-milc patternl at Battery
Wagner. They also continue bllsily hauling
ammunition to Batteries Gregg and Wagner.
No change in tho feet Is reported.
The State military works at Grccnytllc, 8.
c., will be sold at auction on the 18th inst,
by order Of Gov. Ronham.
, 1864-11-20

HEAL ESTATE AEsENT9y
No. Metropolitan Block, northwest corner Of Ran.
l0iph Rln Lnsalle strict, Chicago.
Dwelling Houses and Lots, buildings, Lots, River
Lots. Farms and Western Lands sAln ppU w10t-lt
, 1864-11-20

FOR TWO RESIDENCES,
On North Or south Sides, within mile or tho river
worth $500 TO $i,00. Parties wishing to sell pfease
cali on s. II. KEEt GOT CO, Eeal Estatc Agents Il
Dearborn StTrft, nnHO w-S9t1t
, 1864-11-20

NAsuVnix. Nov. r. .
telegFaphed you, couple OF days ego,
that the whereabouts of Hood, or, mose prop
enihoriess FL, i aen aoSSh %ebstsr; 81 sSelmaRps R
time. tho rebel Army Of tho Tennessee had
moved vcIy little, and accomplished positively
nothing since my last letter. :
;, From what Lean learn at headquarters, and
through: other sources; Gen. bcaureeard's 8
headquarters arc at Corinth-no doubt Il The
stately residence OF Dr.. Stout, where be hung
out two years and half AGO. Hood corn.
mands In the field, and is still at Florence,
Ala. Cheatham's corps ia at Florence, upon
both sides Of the rivor, that portion of.which
Is upon the north side extending In camp ~
Stephen D. Lees corps Is ut Jackson, which
is the northern terminus Of the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad, over which the supplies for
BeaureEnrd's soldiers arc transported. This
corps, It Is stated, moved into jackson on the
4th inst, and commenced fortifying. This is
Il most fertile country, but most 81 the peo-
pic who own large tracts Of land In the coun-
try, put In cotton this year, and forage, there
foIe, Is represented as being very scarce.
!. staHart's corps,. composed largely Of Ms
siesippians and Louisianians, is At Co inth,
'JacInto and henxi. These places are hand.
some towns, within 1ftcen miles Of each
other, extending along the line of the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad. It has been definitely as-
certained that the. entire force Of rebels, In
tho vicinity ADORE mentioned, including
.Wheeles,s cavalry, consists Of about x, ,00
fighting men,: Forrest'a fbrces, which arc
within two days march Of rebel headquarters,
Joined, would swe1l this number to g., 900.
Dfck TAYLOR, who Is said TO be within hailing
distance. has not more than 6,00 infantry.
Thus the whole rebel Army Of tho Tennessee,
which one year ago, boastcd Of 75, ,mo veteran
warriors, cannot. now upon pinch, muster
moro than 10000 soldiers Of qualities good,
bad and Indifferent.
What Beaurcgard's motives arc cannot at
,preEcnt be ,dirfncd. We are surfe{ted with
:spesulations md conjectures, most Of which,
no doubt, are foreign. 10. the intended move
mcnts Of thc rebel General commanding.
The most universally circulated opinions Of
Teu Informed men seem to point TO Heu1phta
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-06-17

HAN Fruits. Oysters. Curranis, Nuts, Layer RaiEins.
1t Mclaughlin & swans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-06-17
Scrofnla or Kings Evil

is q constitutional disease, a corruption Of the
blood, BY which this fluid becomes yitia1ed.
weak, and poor. Being IN the circulation, Il
pervadss the whole body, and may burst OUT
n disease On any part Of L. No organ IS free
from its attacks, nor IS there enc which II may
not destroy. The scroful0us faint is variously
caused By morcurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food upure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above al. by the y~enereai infection. What
ever be its origin. It IS hereditary IL the con-
s~ttution, descending . from parents 10 children
unto the third and fourth generation; Z" indeed,
It seems to be the rod Of Him who says, 81
VIII visit the IRiqUites OF the fathers upSa
their children"
Its effects commence BY deposition from the
blood Of corrupt or ulceTous matter, which, IN
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, Is temled
tubercles; IN the glands, swellings; and On
the surface, ernptions or sores. This foul cor
rupcion, which genders in the blood, deprsasss
the energies Of life, 50 that scrofulous consEaa-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous cVR-
plants, but they have far less power 10 WA
stand the attacks Of other diseases; coass-
quently vast numbers perish By disorders
which, although not scrofulous N their nasre.
are still rendered fatal by this faint IN the
system. Most Of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
IN this serofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain.
and, indeed, Of al the organs, arise from or
are aggravated BY the same cause.
OneQuarter Of al our people are scrofulous !
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fiction, and their health Is undermined BY il.
To cleanse it from the system We mus renovate
The blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
vigorats it by healthy food and exercise.
Such q medicine we supply in
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-06-17
The nav SchooI ReII.

4noo0c0pieS issued Anew Singing Book for Schools
and Scenarios, called The Day school Bell. is now
ready. Il Contains a. DIT two hundred choice songs,
rounds, catches, duets, Tri0s, q~uaTtetts, and choruses.
many OF them writer expressly FOR this work besides
. pages OF the Eementso u Music, which are easy and
progressive
Among the large number of beautiful pieces nay be
found, Uncle Sans Scho2," DON'T you hear the
children coming" rAlwas : look on the sE1uy side"
"Ths little lass. , ana Little Lad" '-Oh, if were s
little bird, - Bird 81 beauty" Pretty pear tree. -
ANVIL Chorus ssBiee1 me BY tie running brook"
&c. IT Is csInpi ed By Horace Waters@auth1r OF Sab
bath School Bell" Nos. I and 2 which have had tie
enormous ale OF $50 COO copies. Prices-paper covers,
IS cents SO per 1905 bound 30 cents, S25 per 100;
cloth bound, embossed gilt. 80 cents. $35 per hundred.
- copies mrRizAed al The one hundred price. Mailed
at tie retail price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-06-17

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Having commenced he Finh Volsus q as
Magazine, whose saeeoss aEiuoes tbat tAaeacrtaaf
its cOnGucs9rS have been apprec4ted b e tteeiuI-
rating public. He Nsuld cai attention % rs 9bsf-
acier On the part OK the large body Of rea1crF Wis
ara nos yet upon its Subscription lists. Or pnr
pose IN this pnblcation j. the dizssuiaatioa q
p%rlctcal i~nfornation M sui ots 81 F2iliTs ABILITY
to the people, combined WITH a diversity u Iitsr.y
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Country, many sides 0f he CauBtry. many sides -
the mental world receive duo coazia erati0R-ih8
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ssach Of he sag1nt and the fancy ef tho fenifataa-
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avail ourselves u the c~0ntributioa4 q see 1ise0E-
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