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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-13
The Free Masons Of Sonth Carolina
and she Union.

and she Union.
The Free Masons of South Carolina
having appointed Henry Buist, of New
berry, as State delegate to the National
Masonic Con vention, he accepts in let
ter which treats of National affairs thus:
"The great struggle in which the
North and South have been participants,
has ended We of the South contended
for the maintenance Of principles which
we deemed constitutional and funda-
mental, and with honesty and determin.
alton vindicated them in the iconfiict OF
arms 2Btsst2+ f5g
"Now that the contest is over, and we
have failed to assert what we regarded
as the right, it becomes US like men final
ly to submit to the result, and that sub
mission should be in the utmost sincerity
and the best faith.
THE Government of the United
States is now that to which we all, as
citizens, owe undivided faith and alle-
glance, and l believe that it will be as
magnanimous and benefcient in peace
as it has been powerful in war.
"The highest craftsmanship, the pro-
foundest wisdom, which can now be
manifested, is conciliation and harmony
with those with whom our fate is indis.
solubly linked. Our future is that OF
our common country, and we shall be-
come great and happy and prosperous
only as that country prospers.
Free Masonry may be we'll invoked
to do it's part in the work ofconclliation
Founded upon the rock of brotherly
love, supported by the pillar Of charity
those who minister at its alter may et-
feet very much in strengthening the
bonds of fraternity which should bind
all sectious and States and people.
I remain, very fraternally, your obe-
dent servant, HENRY buisI'.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-13

sIeN1FIciNr.-on Saturday last Col
lector King of New York removed twen-
ty,6ve Republican politicians from office.
The World says: "Re has thus far ap
pointed twenty-three persons to positions
in the custom house all of whom had
served in the army. Yesterday three
ope-armed soldiers were provided with
places" Thisis as it should be. Let the
politicians be turned out of Office and let
the places be given to returned and dis
abled soldiers. Although the Democrat ic
is the only party that is unit in suppor 1T
of the Presidents restoration policy,
Democrats ask no offices-no rewards of
any kind from Mr.. johnson. All they d, !,
sire 10 that merep epoliticians, most of whoa u
are either openly or secretly opposing th Z
administration, shall be sent adaift an
true and tried mon put in their places.
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aYOL-.l3.2E0I
WHEELING REGISTER,
FRIDAY MORNING. OCT. 10. 1866.


III Telegraphic Summary.
Gold closed in New York yesterday, al
Sl45
General Terry issued an order to pre-
vent any interference on the part of tht
zz military in the election in Virginia which
took place yesterday.
A box Of Spencer rifles has been seized
i,y the Canadian authorities at Niagara
City, supposed to be intended for the
Fenians
The 9Th United States cavalry has been
ordered to join Sherman.
Its estimated that the Wirz trial will
cost the Government 100000
A great cotton swindle has been
brought to light at Augusta, Ga, involv-
ing cotton to the amount of 10000.
Several prominent military men are said
to be implicated.
Col Moore, late Surgeon General OF the
rebel army, is in Washington to appear
as a witness in the Wirz trial.
Colored troops not credited to any State
are to be Immediately mustered out,
? those credited are to be retained as long
as the exigencies of the service require.
In the Virginia election yesterday the
Union candidates for Congress in the first
and second districts are supposed to be
elected
Santa Anna is eulsting troops to aid
President Juarez in Mexico.
The mechanics, convention at Washing
ton adopted an address to the working
men of the United States advocating the
eight hour system. ~
The President has issued proclama-
ton abolishing martial law in Kentucky
Forty-cight counties in Ohio give
Republican majority of 24,070, and it is
thought the counties to hear from with
the soldiers vote, will Increase it to 81, 900.
Lieut. Maury, late rebel official, has
become citizen of Mexico by naturali-
zation.
is believed that the debt of North
Carolina, contracted in aid Of the rebel
lion, will be repudiated.
The Georgia State railroad has been
turned over to the State by the military
authorities.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-13

AHrAT THE CHASE. RADIO ciLs.-Sen-
ator Doolittle, of Wisconsin, a promi.
nent Republican Senator, in q late let.
ter, thus hits of the Chase and Sumner
Radicals who are new opposing the Pres
ident's policy. He says:
Some of the foremost in denouncina
Mr. Johnson's policy intend to make aR
compromising tuar upon kb administration
in order to build up ne1r party for The ner1
Presidential contest.
+ : 3 r Yours, respectfully,
-ssa ~ J.R. DooLFrTLK.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-13
Tennessee Legi.Inture-Ohio Election.

NEW YORK, Oct. l2.-The Tribune's
special from Nashville, Oct. 10th, says the
Tennessee legislature to-day tabled the
resolutions endorsing the policy of Presi
dent Johnson, as embodied in his recon
struction of Southern States, by 25 for
and IS against.
The Tribune's special from Columbus,
Oct. 1lth, says: Forty-eight counties
give Union majority of 24,O7O The
counties to hear from will increase this
to $4,000, and with soldiers vote to
10000. ..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-13

= Rev BISHOP SoULE.-At the M. Z
Conference held in Tennessee, last week,
great enthusiasm was manifested at the
Introduction of Bishop Soule, who is The
Oldest bishop Of that faith IN the world
Am preseut rose to their feet at his en-
trance. Recess was had, during which
he received the congratulations of clsr
eymen from al parts Of the country.
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From North Carolina.

NEW YORK, October l2.-The Herald's 5
Raleigh correspondent says: In the North
Carolina Convention, on Tuesday, Q re-
port which was ordered to lie over was
submitted, recommending that no action
be taken by the convention in reference
to debts contracted by the State in aid
of the rebellion. 1t is expected the debts
will be entirely repudiated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-13
The Race, at patterson, N. J..

PATTERSON, Oct. l2.-The first race to-
day was won by Mamma Craddock in FIVE
minutes and eleven seconds. The second
race, two mile heats, was won by Billo-
mon, in five minutes and torty-nine sec
onds. A third race, three mile heats,
was won by Kentucky time FIVE minutes
and thirty-nine seconds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-13

A radical editor in this State said, a
few days since, "the Democratic party is
dead-stark dead" We should like TO
ask him, if he don't think it is about the
lveliest corpse he ever watched
with 2"-Ne,p Harea REGISTER p.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-13

SENATOR Gsrret Davis and the Ken
tucky delegation have gone home. The
result of their mission is about the same
as anticipated several days ago. Gen;
Palmer will be retained in command, bnt
the colored troops will be withdrawn
from the state. ..,--,-, t-zeE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-13

THE Freedmens Bureau has restor ed,
within the past few days. to eleven par
ties in Londoan county, Virginia, p rop.
srtye1lued at over TIVE hundred th ous-
ard d6llasand which has. hsrsh dore
,hesn held Ebysthsr GoseEunsnt - Sban
dopedS Oedas for the rsstoSf Sn .ol
other property in Alexandria and Lon
doun counties have also BEEN issue ].
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-13

DEMOCRATIC VICTORY N MONTANA :
The N. Y. Herald says Col. Mclean, the
Democratic candidate, it is thought, was
reelected by about one thousand major i
ty, as delegate TO represent Montana Ter
ritory in Congress st the election held
last month. - .rsl4T-tg rr9
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-13

NEw YORK, Oct. lathe island of
Santa Cruz has been. visited byss ssvere
ss.tsguske, s every house being thrown
down ny 1t: NO loss Of lie b Eepofted
The same shock vas feltin Hsxd in6p,
nssy aHlzicsns has alsos ut He
Wet 1uoxs is0nu& ESs'&Ess
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-13
NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE Va.

"Sir-I received, few days since, your
communication of the 18th ult., transmit
ting a copy of your published letter to
the President of the United States
Your argument and conclusions are duly
appreciated, and l am exceedingly
obliged to you for the offer Of your legal
of treason Should they become necssa-
~ they will be gratefully accepted. In
your letter to me you do the people OF
the South but simple justice in believ.
ing that they concur with you in your
opinion and hearty detestation in regard
to the assassination of the late President
Lincoln. 1t is a crime previously un
known to this country, and one which
must be deprecated by every American
Yours, very respectfully,
ROBERT E. LEE.
To GEORGE (the Count JOHANNES"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-13

THE "srosEwAI1 The q 9 steam
81 Rhode Island, NOW q the WsshiRgton
uayy-ysrd, has been orde1sd 20 Hayena,
totsks chargsof and bring to tho United
$40. the rebel ram Stonewan surren-
dsred to the Spanish authoritiss.
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Santa Anna RnIisting Troops for Mex
ica.

New YORK, Oct. 12.-News from st.
Thomas received to-day, says that Gen.
Santa Anna is enlisting troops, intending
to aid Juarez and the national cause in
Mexico. He had, however, at latest
dates, enlisted only l27 men, most OF
whom were Italians
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-13
The YirRiuia Election.

FORTRESS MONROE, October 12.-The
Virginia election passed off quietly, and
the Union candidates are probably elect.
ed to Congress in the first and second
districts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-13

The findings and sentence in the case
of Champ Furguson have been approx
ed by the President, and the guerrilla ont
law will be hanged on October Goth, a
week from next Friday. Furguson re-
ceived the news OF his sentence with
composure, but he could hardly have ex-
ecpted q milder punishment.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-13
Thanksgiving Day.

BosToN, Oct. 12.-Gov. Andrew has ap.
pointed Thursday, the Goth of November,
as an annual day of thanksgiving and
prayer for man.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-13

CHEERING Florence (Ala) jour.
nal, of the 4th inst, alludes to the pros.
poets of that city as follows: =
No better evidence of the prosperity OF
any town is needed than the show of EN-.
ployment aud industry among Is inhab-
itants; and such, we are glad to write, is
becoming more aud more the case here.
Our enterprising merchants are busy in
buying and selling" and our mechan-
les are laboring with zeal that bespeaks
q due encouragement; in fact, the hand
of industry is busy, and we trust to see
Florence rise, ere long, Phenix.like, from
the ashes, and be what she ought to have
been-a large and aorurishing city
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-13
ALe,,er from Robera z. Lee.

Recently Count Johannes, Of New
York, now in Washington, wrote let
ter to Robert E Lee, late rebel general,
rendering his services as counsel for Lee
in the event of the Government indict-
ing him for treason The following is
Lees response.
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INSURANCE.

Fire, Marine and Inland In
Suranc0
IAN BE OBTAINED UPON THE
" MOST reasonable terms In any Of the fol-
lowing Companies. representing In the aggrs'
gate
CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS OVER
S0,S0O,0o0
HOME INSURANCE co. or NEW YORK
Cash Capital all paid In. $4,000 600 20
Assets Ist January, is65...... i.6s1.6ot %
is.ss7. col %
pany doing Ore business in The United Statss.
UNDERWRITERS AGENCY, NEW YORK.
The Germania Fire ins Co.. Cssh Capital
The The k,asa5ls ksnspSlie q" "... -" 100000
One Policy Of In~ranos Is issued BY ths four
Companies.
SECURITY ms co. OF NEW YORK.
Cash capital all paid In. ...........n, ,o0Wo g
=" assets Ist February isss....-.. sts,3so %
Three .fourths OF the net preats declared to
policy holders annually. ..I
CONTINENTAL ms. co. OF NEW YORK.
7" assets January 1, Is65......,... e0,oS %
q, ,ssassa .
Seventy five per cent Of the nst preAts ds-
clared to policy boIders annually, without In
| curing any risk.
Policies win be issued in any Of The sheys ~.
liable companies on spplicssaoh @
Office Main street next door TO n. y. haak.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-13
~ MUTUAL ~
Life Insurance Company
or NEW YORK

C00n AD0etDs 80 x0SOOOSyyOs
usMR DUsEyBDe - IL w.
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ssp.,.a ssiBps ascissS, assssS1b bi,,Sss - g
Terty-fve Cs1ts vssk vih
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING. 'ss;
.at ~ FgFHr
CApTrAL,...... -.

DIRECTORS s11as q u
TH Logan. T. r. Sballcrsss, 0ss. Z Whees
Gao MepdeI John Zockisr. 4anusi Ne0lsd'
ian' @. W. frsnsbsin, Jss. n. vssee Alsz.
Laughlin 80 /. as.ll y. III
i duly organised, are prsper94 % teks ttsks
st fair rates on buildtup Of Al hodA n1ee'
disc manufacturing estsblishDsnA. mn1tars.
stsamboats aud cafrsss o. ths vssees1 nyon
and lakes, also on the lives q pe3ons 80 -
OF vezrs This Company odsn suYefter tn9ncs.
msuts 20 farmers, vhersoy they 60 - fSe
r., three yesrs sf reduced rstss. Tbis bolAg .
name Insfitution, conpossd q ssos ni1eey 4s9
stoekhoIders, most Of whom ase smeag go besf
businsss meu recommends 1ee4 70 tbe 0vera'
BE eonsidsrztion ef ths insst1nG vublis - -,
'sir Xpplicasions fcr insufsses vfa - yessDtiy
attended to By the SECRETARY. 36
once. No. I fNcLurs Isuss, kang - sass
fmmeTiy occupied by AlenS kxRseDce.
n @. AkTHg& eeUsoesy.
sAMI, MCCLELLAN, Hfeel4eof
GEO. nfNDxLs VIZ Issa1snA
n @. Arthur Assnt Sce peying Rsnslses.
| ofses No. I NLarp House, beng u saos
formerly occupied by Adsns x9DsescA
4 sepG-<n
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To GEORGE (the COUNT JOHANNES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-22

woe unutorn.le As ~ ~, .a e.nvsr,auou. ia
Chsrts'ol last week, siier the sumter celebration,
M. BErcuEs said 10 NE, '.rl.s se.a T. ne to be
, dream . delicious vision, toy bright to 10
real" ouch has it proved. our pleasure
was too great TO Ab.-c .thrut Alloy; but
Of oil possible minglings u sorrow, this enc
s tie chief God holp W. :, bow " II q stern
and inscrutstl decree rR1LsxsySsEsgs 49, =
A few words descriptive Of point, Of interest n
aud .roull Beaufort will close The narrative Of Our
yccks explorations. AZ your readers are aware,
B,au'ort has for more than generation. been tie
central f3unt.n Of the Aristocrscy Of South Carr.
Ina Here tho Rhett., tie DirnweLs, aad others
Of Ike kidney had & cir mansions aud naiuta. ne
sort x "Mutual Admiration jcieiy" Such
c.ose corporation did Trey hold socially, that am
cr.d,bly informed that nterrnarrisEe between kin.
dr.i had produced marked results in pbysicai and
mental degeneration, Nphenomenou quite similar
" that which hsstauspired On = large scac amoag
the arstocr,cy OF Fngland. or course, these mol.
orn feudsl barous are scarce hcreabous IN thsse
lays, tn "psIriArch," having fed TO the interior
Of tho STATE and The young gcilns having long so
tocoms officers IN the rcbel army ami na'y.
Almost every church 10 Beaufort has been eon-
,erted into hospital, and many ~ the large pri-
vhto mAusions, likewise deserted by their former
oc upsntA have occn applied 20 the satae toned
cent rurpose There are tNsnty-one military
hospitals in Beaufort
The principal beet Of lutsrcs the city Is lie
large MANSION = BARSw Ei.L RuErr, fronting the
aver. Here was prepared the original ordinance
Of secession which cut south Carolina looss from
the Jnlou. Bys strange ye, blessed reverse OF
fortune, Il has now beccrne asylum for the heal
ing Of our sct and wounded soldiers
On the Island Of 81. Helcn,, eight u les from
Beaufort the pr blom Of free negro labor has been
Tried on q larger scale than perhaps anywhere
else In the whole South. Here the Old plsnis ion
hio . enscted over again, only cKcepun the vital
'esture of unpaid toll As ye. the implements
and processes Of agriculture are but little IN nd
vance Of the rudimouial condition peculiar TO
slavery. but gradual improvement is taking
lace and present Indications point 10 a day no,
FAR distant when the problem Of remunerAtye tree
lalor in the South VIII have become fully solved.
We have been steaming North oil night at the
rate OF twelve aud q haif knots an hour. our
steamer IL new Que, and not uirpa4s Il in speed
and elegance by any on the coast. The officers are
courteous and kind, even to the sm.llesi detail Of
attention, and but for The cloud o. sorrow that
overhAngs us, In the nations great bereavement
our north wsrd Journey would lie brim-iull Of good
cheer.
IA It Is We can only command our unwilling
hearts TO hops and trust aud nrsy with YET more
ieryor and f.rih, D SAWS ruF RrrumIcl
Truly yours,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A.-is Sc the Best = IL " Ill tertlinly Des-
troy Math. Nov Il the tine. An for Bow i,t't
Mo.h DESTROYING Packet Tor rrcservius CotU.. ruf.
'.p"'s kaac. Blankets. ami 80 WJo,.n oola tom
Moths aId all destructive Insect. For sale by an
D0Isti'a el-
stop that scratching and use wheaton,.
iNh ointment II cure, Itch and salt .'hcln ia
''A-li.lt hours and all eruption. Of ta" -kia odd
w I'll Iiutt-t. 3ll
" u II. RsdyRy', itcEulutinx pins
-I'l.' ~ used Tn al. ca.,sui IuoHaI.-. dtFp f-iN
eYst.y'ue'' coufipaion Of the toatls srnis, n.nt
"l me NV aui bilious ,fIour h,a .,t irro ~.
III ~ uun on IN" heart. Hehuc ..u,.iIiLrss OF tl.
kdheys, iuiiamnnt ion ot Ga, lo~es, .tinsch ~ ID
h'ye 'osc ui iAdwny'f Ec-ului tur l'.ls " 90 u
~ co. r. or" the Offending itWnr tN.t .,el.. or 4
fA'" diEyu.tir- AMI restoc on.t n,U com ort fs DO
laI'nt. hadNuJ Co, u Maiden Lane : .. ~
drut gi-s. .I4 ~
NheeIer IL Wilson's Highest Premium
lH'k-suich sewing 'hincs, pnI Hut0nloIr ~
CHINE. te5 BiOslvaJ, Sew ) or siI
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tLENILANp-pu Thu-rds,. Np-I ~ George (.
NltNcunL 10 the 90 yea OF hN alo
inc lNtFcs am tiuuus Of tiy i.iAI.g aHe rpus.t-
my my tod 70 attend the rui, o. auula, aitof-
kiu-s Co.. y. /.
HAkF-on Friday, April 4, Of a .ho.t Illness,
"''l llh4' native oi AVA. 60 tl'.u, Ireland,
H'el ~ ye4's months and dI.-.
ne friends NJ the family, and tfcs. Of hi4 fa'I,a,
tdMd. Haze, Sen'r his brothers iI,d. AID ~ ....ti
~. marc anu L'o'lti-iu-laS. uuEh Nuua.At.. 10
i'.ir.t'uiF inNiIed to attend ihe tuu,I4. uu p ...
tence % his PARENTS l42 ftI-t ave. Cavan a., luJ
agls iltlsc cops. lils remains wa be inferred "a
Calvary Cemetery l4y
ApRlSEY On April 9let 1865 Hush Worisoy
h4i' u the faIlAL OF hu4I co. Limerick Ireland,
Aftd 81 yVsIa.
liis friend. lni relative. nr. respectfully invited
70 attend che funeral. on SUNDAY sitrrII..-. NJ /
street. ia,
PAT1lN On Fra-y Apr! u. after a linscr,s
idners' Martin fttn' IN the lith year Of his Ase
The e.tiyci and friends NJ Che f,m.l, or. rcst.et-
folly requested a. attend thr funeral OIL india, 4
met" Vt l. O'Clock, ~, tiou hs late residence ~
Delaney RI. vIt
PlICllEB-At bis Residence in shrovsbury. y J.,
9n lhnl'day mornlns Apru 80 stAsoy Pitcher, aged
The remains will De brought to this city for inter.
Heut Aud the t'latiNeH and ieAd 81 the family "a
f,tu -ted to attuHd the fuucu.L FIONA d.. IAapiu's
'huich' on sunday morning, Immediately aitcT d.
vine service. lg
Shllfe' 1Lcd 80 y Az, uIuuthr and 10 days.
The r'iatlNCs Hud fIieuds, ueo the tteltngn Bro
Their society, and Go. g. cupf. ,is.oAn. % krl-
mrnt' Herman liussai~ are Ir. p,ctuI. invited %
! o'clock, iron ~ late residence, 80 wet ZilA
street l.l
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.e.tt 0rta'.r..t..c ~ .-t...ta common %
p'. turniT. 2ta2'r peck: -rotA &C ha..u..s.
rrets, iozen, & IS; iot e, l5a2Og TOR Cue cab.
itfe., While, a5OC rrI.uf, Z l5.c . INcF 20 --
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luet rhur.ih LA 81 .lrll us, 3bc r.r hlL4
rttt, Ac.-Appies. % DO 49, a60c ts D. =
] u per dozen lemons sutt.; drIeI 4pul.l. ~
md. lja.Dc; hickort nut ger quar-, -. w1.u..s
~ quart. L.; chestnut, yer quart, cas 80.
.i,~ ". NAT AIS prIaes yer POUND. s..1.
iHsius, lsr yYund. iSsNr
buttsT AT Ch,ssc.-Bost butter, a5s4J. comina,
2 '...r cooking butter at 9Ya25c ehoo,o, beet -
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Ia an re. -Ooons and EngIi-h breat,a Ia
o. 80 rreeu s6sl %. p-ule LG. ~ 81 Lon. e, -
q q. Java. -i-c rye, &C..
Lr. III Glld CrI.isrs WHEAT, loa ( 5sloc rye. L.,
yfaam' Les 'Nita pIotfper pound. al e swes;
crietcr' l6a2oc Boston. ijllJ, SOFA iJsi5y. t-'.
fc'. lJsitC.
Sfnl, .,-Besns Dry. ter Quart. iait,: s-oo-.
ch. t0.I.C II split tuuut. g s. col4. 4IH L.
per shell 1uAt5c; cosl stowe 20. tIa. d U.iL N..
a.ec uiik pr quart, lyHl4c; heirIu.. &c IpA ia
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