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Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-03-07
SiDNn REM Ard.

WILL b" given +" zach and every per
w s"u from whom hAv" bought cotton:
or to HAum hay" sold cotton: or with
with whom / have deposited any funds tor
~" iu"cha-" or pay mrut Of cotton: or who
h1- ,.-.~',.! n" J" any way i'll the transport
Ing Of co;;uu j. any quantities from one
point iu another. { th-r i'll or out OF the
g confederate states
TIC nbp"r includes myself. agent. or at
tnrn"g. or any I'"'.- N .tcfity far ne II b"
comes a mat ct of interest hat til" names
IT al pcr~on, th,,a have had cotton deal
ny with shpUiI l." known both 10 tn oil
Gers ut lh0 e.. :. Government. aud myself
II r,,fi C,ir knows Of man with whom !
hav.. had cotton dealings az my ,CGA. keep
lu- back his name. he -htl. have the reward
10y reporting such ran OF men.
Let tln ralnc- be- reported ~ ttC editor q
the Caido Gazette. and Col W. X. Shivers.
Post Con: DIR at Shreveport. La. 1t is
huIci h,H M one ,c'U ke"p t1cc has r'une
GEO. W. GUESS.
1T Col. 3lSt Tex. Cav. bis mounted.
T 81 give my sane officially. Some
know it ,rih the title: many more t.i'ho.n
it. Jan. n. I'm.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-03-07
Inform, alton Wanted y!

r lave. in nv p,se.ssiOn seven negroes
/ viz. George Ei,d.o. LIack & le.t hiyh
about 30 Years old-has free papers from
Clerk : Office, New Orleans. La. Said he
was born free in Raleigh n. &.
Ann Convers. black woman. small size
about - wear, old. has fire.. papers from
Clerks Office. New Orleans. La. Both OF
th.. above rerrOrs saw their home is in
New Drlr,ut
George Allen Dueller. conner comnlex-
ion. : feet 10 inches high. ahcut Us wears
old said II. was free and a citizen OF New
York. left there three wears sine.
John kel.oe. conner comoleyion. 8 fee,
ten inches hirh; said he was made. ire. by
his master. who lives IN Rapides Parish. La.
Calvin Glover. conner co,nplexiun. ) fee.
3 inches nigh. abouf - Years old-said he
wa. free Int has no free nun.rs
joseph ,hon'f,"n; copper complexion;
> i''' iir",- niS"i p'tpr' ny "i''' 7a'a
ne wa re p"' ma no ne" Htpr'..
Lewis N "''n' l's't ''"ck' . Zee, u" ihch-
- M ioo,', y" '"'t !'''s '."--ai. "e
Is save. ah" ne'0h@'u 10 .ne estate OF Ace
IA ni''ci' ana va ,.'hri' rom III, nome III
, ,'', ana ny u. "'ih'',' Son'" i.le ~
,""'' "'-' 't' ~ " W.. .H, w 'FP::'
rom '"e,e o'' a'''"c' Ahe JAWS a. ASSN
'ah' ,'.h'
"a, vac au"E' "H'H'u me- ".'' cap
yr,,i,cr Isf1 ,,I il vac or,,ar.a and do
Grand Lv tn. Han Confederate. -ta,..
cnnr- far ,h,. Wc.+nrn Di..rict of T.xa.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-03-07
Orm:CE NAVAL PAYMASrER.

Shreveport. Feb. 2tth. INF5.
4 REV. ARD OF F!v. Hundrci u liars
IA will be given for the apprehension and
confinement IN any Jail in tn" Trans MiS>is
~ippi Department. of the following named
dr.,rtrr- from til. e. :. s;"aslcr Missouri
\. T.. Gwelon. aye Is. brown eyes au-
burn hair. fair complexion, height 81 feet:
born in France.
iii,m Brown. age 10. blue eyes. light
hair. light complexion. hrigh; ) feet
inches: born at Galveston.
William West. age -. black eyes. black
hair, dark complexion. height feet
inches: born in Louisiana.
J. Il. Trayior, age l. years. blue eyes
light hair, fair complexion born in Ala
hamn.
William Jones. age 81. blue eyes, light
hair. t,ir couiplc yiou, height ) feet inches:
born in Louisiana.
Onc hundred dollars reward will he paid
for the apprehension of ci;iurr OF the above
men. and if confined in any Jail in the
country. all prison charges will be paid
when presented tu the undersigUcN. until
such time as the prisoners may be claimed
by the Commandant OF this station.
These men were rccrT!,ly transferred
from the army al Galveston. and are prob
ably returning to that place.
/ EnruilinG officers of Tic army. and others
are requested TO use every exertion to ap
/ prchcnd the above dc>crters.
! BY order.
Iient. Comdg. J. II. CARTER. c. S. N.
WIN. A. HE \RNE.
Assistant PaymaSter G :. Navy.
All daily papers in the Trans Mississippi
| Department copy one week m / all week
lie. three weeks. and forward bills a
All ". fei,?l e
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-03-07
For. Judge.

WE are authorized to announce the
w name OIL. NJ. MUTT, ne candidate
Tor the jtdger!.ip Of this 10Th Judicial Dis
trict. Election first Monday in April next.
Papers ia this District publish and send
bills 70 this office.
,.r.-- W" are an horizc1 II hnr1Incc
Hon ROLAND JONES rs Il candidate tor
rc-rIcction to the Judgcship Of this (I0tb)
judicial District. Election to take place
on tn" first Monday in April next.
feh2I-t aprl |
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{ CDpi.lE.


Aij,'nrt AVID Inspector General.
IT, In acco"iincc will! III" ahov" @ ,irr.
all 4. ais 81 men Ia" d. not hid Ger III
cat. OF .i"Iirn u ,,rt. showing ruiirh
for service IN Inc field. al" revoked, nj !.
We fn,iu,rirI "xr'rti"ns Nca d".ri,. 4
from D,p.r: nrn, Head Q a~:rr- o. h
e~omr.! ~ ju-tir". equity AMI n"cc - Y
wh"r~ that ground stlit cSIs'- and l. .ssic :
Ia Tho order of detail c'",h-. 10 Hrr ~.
pete. and who's" -"rNi 49, ~ IA 4. .II-n-
hv n-c.ssarv irt * ''.ir.c one ..,r each
Office. rxc~n, in tn" l;ur"anv at Marshall
T~vns AMI t-'.sr III thu service - ~. 10
ON -. Treasury and Ail'tt,.:i or ~. *
U.p,r,rr"-: men Ic'a, 81 in t..t scr
vice in wi!i'h r!,-. is embraced III ~" g II
s:er'i- eu-hg"i in collecting cat Il" nor
so and slu.". and ia hnulirr ihdi-i,'u-t
~" Snppi"s fr"r oHt. p, - au = u.-
Att. t,., Iar,'iIn,i'- a,rd Io'."ar & .rH
tiff skill Il n. -"rf fr,. 81. fr" govern
n-n:: contractors with . government
whra- PERSONAL -"rI ici.- NJ" crr;iiI'i b.
the { li"' of the Dc ar'm"r' with Whom
they hIv" contracted +" be i"irp"H-ah O.
to III" execution 81 their con ra't. and
whore indt,iiuA. attention - -.sc. ;a..t.to
III. Dlii or arr not roru.ti''d - r. irv.
m~n rcgul. J.. detailed t" th"in " he.
they wish details r"y, XII application
mi; be rc.ul,r,y mad. -t1'i"C IL" reason
". Men whose details are rrf"Sr! .
Mi-cuniIr; or neglect "f Gut vii '.'t l.,
again sn,j.c 10 detail il Ing III remain
der of lh"r term Of service.
V No detailed man will IT. TGrlough"r
sn'es. he Ia. c"rtiicat" # i Nc lea
board. or is recommended 10y ',c III -
with whom he l. serving for "Htra"yd.nar!
skill and attention t" l,tr.
VI. Alb = no led ayriculturalis's W.T." NJ
Ac'AiI-d from Department Head Quarter
and hoe details are hereby revoked. vii
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l.'O,. SrsC,

Notice is hereby given thai T. K. Simp-
~ son is my Agent 10 collect all notes
and accounts belonging 10 the Succc sien
ofG. ". Sims, deceased. and paw al claims
that are property authenticated. as | will
not pay any that are not.
W. \. SINS.
March eth 1865. 2t
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-03-07

will graciousIy take our cause into
His own hand, and mcrcitully cstab-
lish for us II lasting just and honora-
bic peace and Independence. and le,
us not forget to render unto His holy
name, thanks and praise which are
50 justly due for His great goodness,
and for the many mercics which lie
has extended to us amid the trials
and suilcrirgs Of IL protractro and
bloody war.
Now, therefore, I. JEFFERSON DA-
Wis, president Of the Confederate
States Of America, do issue this my
proclamation, appointing FRIDAY,
the 10th day of March next, as Il
public dag of fasting. humiliation
and prayer, with THANKSGIVING, for
invoking the favor and guidance Of
Almighty God and | do earnestly
invite all soldiers and citizens to
observe he same in spirit of rever
encr. pcnit.nce and prayer.
Given under my hand and zeal of
{ - } the Confederate States at
>E,L =, Richmond, this 10Th day of
- January, in tl.e year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
siXiy-hvc.
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Committed.

~ the Jail, IN the city of Shreveport.
L parish OF Caado. negro man aged
tweaty years, about five feet eight or nine
inches high. black color, with II mark-o
scar under the corner OF right eye; CALI
hi nurle AARON, and says he belongs to
Monroe Camson, near CorsicSna, Navarro
county Texas.
The owner or owners Of said negro are
hereby notified to come forward. prove
property. pay charges and take him away,
or he will be disposed Of as the law directs.
..... J. W. MAtILE. Tailor,
Shreveport. March 4th feb.7th. 81
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-03-07

HOUSE NA\TEp.-Any one having a
ii hyU>. To rent. cai! hear %! /. good ten.
ant, BY application to the Editor Of this pa
Fer. ."h2l: t.
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HIRE OF WAGONS AND TEAMS.

rdav
bv,: rv"rrn
dtoraget
Hire * te'n'". son 81.
500 Load fral other
or l2ules
ile the
e
Red
DEMON "a
(phur
by Chc.,koe
I'D Dstct--lntdc all the
ir,zn. ranio
of
II
nfn
placed
holder and
or= f raft
to
te.nnlH
uinlr
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Lost or Stolen.

1 Certificate %: Exchange for New
"A Issue. drawn in favor oil Louis Desc
bry Tor ~>-.Jt. of h. vliu" OF - %. mum
h"r.I !3i. Lhi" Sept. ~, ISL. and 'S-ucd
by II J. 6. Battle Steps have been taken
to renew tn. certi'ca'e t-b2l: 81
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For sale.

4 HOUSE SERVANT. with four chill
~ Gr'n. three Of which are scrviceblr.
\ brace ct Cuia'> RENoLN ElS.
y set If FIELD GLASSES.
Apulv al tn, Office mar 81
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-03-07
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Rv the President:
l. laENIA NIN SIC nf Stafn

'1'N' VI
The Commanding General therefore
rect. that the lo,h day of March next be
at apart tor the objects .peciii"!: thn' on
hat dav all Government work shops ho
closed and labor -IIs ,ond"d: and that a
far as prac icabl" al! military dut.c- ,ea-r.
The troops are recommended to q scnb..
a. their respective places OF worship. and
me citizens OF the Department invited t.
unit. IN tn. religious ob-crvauc. OF the
,.ay'
81 command #
&c. g al f. krrHy ~vrrH
:. :. ANDERSON
Ass,-'4ut Ahjllant General.
LouisiI1a. T"y-- AID Ari,An-,ts paper
pub i-h ihrr time ."h-s.:tt
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-03-07

The following proclamation Of the Pres
idcnt is published for tie Information OF
tho D,.partment
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-03-07

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tur q cr
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-03-07

HEAD QUARTERS Trans Miss. DEPARTMENT
Shreveport. La, February %, 1868.
General Orders,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25

nlSEASES of the Nervous. Seminal ur;,,~
- and Sexual Systems-~new and reliable fr..,
ment~~in reports Of the Howard Associatjon--S.ns
Address, DIR. }, skillin H"ughton, Howard Asset.
ton, 10. South Ninth Street, rh,ladelrhi.. r.nn
s.lsania. xo,1ua1r,x
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25

pT The evenings celebration Of St.
Patrick's Day came OF too late for pub,
LEGATION 10 our last. Bat as it WAS so
pregnant with "reminiscences to the parti-
cipato:s particularly the next morning.
We cannot lo,bear giving i. notice even
al this late date. A. an early hour in the
evening, quite body Of The sons of Erin
assembled a. their hea11uarters-each
man provided with the necessary material
for dance or wake. We had the good
fortune Of being favored with an opportu
nifty o: inspecting the preparations for the
entertainment after every thing had re
ceived its finishing touch, and from the
store Of talloy candles, tobacco, clay pipes,
&C., on hand, We concluded that things
looked like making nigh. Of it. Every
thing passed off for while in the pleas
anlest possible manner, bat unfortunately
in the height of the good feeling on all
sides thesora.or Of the evening gave ex-
PRESTON to some remark, which so highly
incensed one Of h.s audience that the iu
dividoal retorted by severe blow upon
the speakers eloouence trap. "Hae lilac
lacrimae -and hence, in great measure
we apprehend, is to be attributed the many
do'efuI and va iasat,d phiz's t,at met our
gazs the next morning, while we tarried
in thu neighbosh5od Of tue last nights
engagement.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25

l5~ Never within our recollection, has
there been a time hen this locality was
visited by 80 much sickness. Hardly any
of the cases are of dangerous character
in their incpiency-most of them arising
from colds. Yet, not few are suffered
to make such considerable progress before
any care is taken either for the purpose oil
curing them or arres'ng their further pro.
gress, as render them really dangerous,
and in some instances fatal Too much
care cannot be taken to prevent colds
but once taken too much haste cannot be
exercised in getting rid of them Half
the cases Of eonsunptions are the results
of neglected coIds-colds too slight to
justify the trouble Of hardly thought,
and never regarded ~ dangerous until
beyond the reach of medicine.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25

M LAxExrABLE ArrAlR-MAN KIT.
ED.-It becomes our sad duty to chronicle
the death Of Barclay Jarrett, q man up
wards Of Fifty years Of age. and an old
settler in Dakota, having resided in Sioux
Falls for some time prior to the fall Of
1862, at which time that place becoming
infested with hostile Indians, he came to
Yankton, where he has since made bis
home.
We are at q loss for clear details RES
pecting this unfortunate affair; but from
what wo learn, it appears that quite .
number Of citizens we're assembled Ut the
drinking saloon kept by Messrs. Presho
and Jarrett, on the afternoon Of yesterday,
and sometime between the hours Of tour
and six o'clock, P. NJ, difficulty arose
between Mr.. Charles Drake. young me.
chanic Of this city, and the proprietor Of
the saloon, during which Mr.. jarrett re.
ceived some bruises about the head. But
little attention was paid to the affair, dur.
ing the evening, as all parties were doubt:
less more or less under the influence Of
liquor, and Mr.. jarrett made some com.
plants about pain in bis head, and blind.
ness, and retired TO bed in room in the
rear of the saloon, shortly after. About
four o'clock this morning a young man
who occupied the same bed with Jarrett,
awoke, aud seeing the bed clothes some
what disarranged, and Jarrett's head in
an uncomfortable position, tried to arouse
him, and in so doing discovered that he
was dead. He Immediately sought ply.
stefan, DR.. Wilson, who repaired to the
place, and found the body corpse, life
having been, extinct, apparently, Tor an
hour.
To day an inquest was held by Coroner
BLY, Wood, which resulted in post NOR
TEN examination of the body, and the dis.
coyery Of severe fracture in the upper
portion of the larger jaw bone.
The jury, after careful hearing Of the
evidence. found a verdict that the deceased
Barclay jarrett came to his death by 10.
juries received from Charles Drake, or a
person known as Charles Drake. The Jury
was composed Of able and intelligent citi.
Gems. namely: A. G. Fuller, foreman; B.
NJ Smith clerk Samuel Grant, A. s.
Human, VIM. Bordeno, John Lawrence,
a. +. Hayward, NJ NJ Ma,,heson, S C.
Fargo. Baker, J. 3. Greenway and
A. J. Teale.
The post mortem examination was made
by surgeons Wixon, Bardwell and Potter.
-Dukotian. 1871 inst.
This is as strange as it is "lamentable
affair" and although we are perfectly
willing to credit the Dakotian's description
of that coroner's jury, yet we can't for the
life Of us understand how any body Of
men, in their senses, could return a verdit
of the character represented, upon no
other showing than that one man had been
in drunken fight with several other men
got his jaw broke by somebody, and
suisse uen.ly died
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25

1@- APPOINTMENT OF JUDGE-Presi'
dent Lincoln has appointed and the Senate
has confirmed Hon. W. +. Gleeson, At
,orney General Of Dakota, to he Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court of that Ter.
ri.ory. Mr.. Gleason is native of Balti
more, Md, aud was appointed United
States Attorney BY Mr.. Lincoln soon after
his Inauguration in 1861 Although a
comparatively young man, not over thirty
years Of age, Mr.. Gleason had alread =
given evidence Of talent and ability. lie
bad the advantage of an early classical
education, the benefits Of which Are devel-
oped in his ability a. lawyer and his
success ia early manhood. While no, ad.
miring the party to which Mr.. Gleeson
belongs, 1t is due to him 70 state that be
does not belong to that class who have
attached themselves to the Republican
party since its success in attaining power.
lie was all early Republican, and sup
ported MIR. Lincoln ut time when bis
election TO the Presidency was no, deemed
! certainty Washington Times.
This is good appointment, and one
that will, we apprehend, be pleasing to a
large majority Of the people Ct Dakota
Judge Gleeson is a man eminen,ly we'll
qualified for the position, and will andoab,.
edly discharge the duties pertaining to it
without being influenced by fear or favor.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25

p&r PRESENTATION On Saturday last
the friends OF Gen j. b. 8. Todd, Dele i
gate in Congress from Dakota Territory,
presented that gentleman with a massive
and handsomely chased gold headed cane,
at the National Hotel, in this city, as a
testimonial Of their admiration and es
TEEN for him rs a gentleman, aud in ap
probation of bis public services. The cane
was gotten up by Messrs. Gait h Brother,
the extensive and favorab'y known jewel.
Iers Of this city.
We clip the above from the Washington
Daily Times. From this it will be seen
that the General is admired and nppre-
ciated beyond the limits Of Dakota Terri
tory, and this testim onial OF regard to The
General is undoubtedly . source OF as
much satisfaction TO his friends in the
Territory as to the General hinself.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25

~ DESERVING OF ArrESr1oy.-.On
Sunday les. the dwelling house Of Mr..
Chargie Of Sioux Point, ia Dakota Terri
tory, was broken into by some soldiers
during a brief absence of the family
considerable damage done to the building,
and about 4 500 worth Of goods stolen
therefrom. We are informed that the
military authorities Of this Post are advis.
Cd not ouly Of the facts above stated, but
who were the perpe,r ators Of the oaense,
and yet ore unwilling to do anything which
shall tend to bring upon the guilty parties
q merited punishment, or secure for the
sufferers q rcimb ursement for the loss sus.
tanned.
1t is possible that our in form alton re1a-
tive to the matter may be incorrect; il so
We shall be mos. happy to make the fullest
possible confession of our error. II on
the other hand, it is correct, we regard it
as not only oar daty but our privilege-to
do all that We may with propriety do as
public journal to call to the preparation
of such acts tina, measure Of public atten.
ton which shall secure in all cases q faith.
full Investigation.
Since writing the above we are inform.
ell that the military authorities here had
made an arrest of several parties suppos
ed to be the ones who committed the
offence above mentioned; but not being
able to procure any evidence which would
tend to fix the otlense upon them, they
were obliged to let them 60
So lar them as the military officials If
th.s Pos. were concerned, We were mis-,
taken, and We are now happy to be able to
state, that it would appear tina, they had
done oil in their power t, bring home the
preparation Of the crime to the door Of
the actual participants though thus far
without success.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25

nT" Bridges yes, ridges well, W! at
of them ? Nothing Of them, that's what's
the NATTER If there there was more Of
them it would be better. We do not mean
in numbers. but in quality and style of
architect Now, the putting up of a
bridge Of sixty feet span and securing il.
with bed cord and tenpenny nail may he
suggestive of safety to some, but to dis
interested observer lit can't be seen.'-
But that such bridge is in existence, and
that too on one Of the main roads leading
to our town none can deny. II is for the
people Of the town and county to say
whether they will submit to be shu. out
from the world and cut Of from their
mail at least two months every spring.-
Would it not be cheaper in the end to ap.
proprinte a sufficient sum to build the
bridges in substan,ia! manner, than to
60 on from year to year ex spending money
on bridges that will no. stand a heavy
dew. We think the experience of this
Spring will teach those having the loca,.
ing of the bridges that they mus. either
have proper respect for the eleme ut they
would overcome, or else put them in some
high point where there is no danger of
water. An appropriation Of three thousand
dollars would build every bridge from
here to Correetionvtle, and that too, in
such a manner that they would be sure to
remain. Some may say that Is large
amount TO expend on bridges. but wher,
we ask, can that amount be expended
with SO much benefit to the community at
large Who will! be frs, to move 10 tie
matter?
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25

1D- the WEArHER.-The weather for
the past few days has been quite spring
like, so much so that the ice has disap.
peared from the channel of the river at
this place. A few more weeks Of such
weather and we may expect to see steam
ers at our levae. We understand that tho
steamer Deer Lodye, one Of the boats Of
the Idaho line, LEFT. st. Louis on the llth
inst. for Fort Benton. All those contem.
plating \ trip to the Gold Mines would do
well 10 consul. Messrs. Booe T. i Co., Agents
t. this place for he above line
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25

Eg The MAu.s-The failure of the
Eastern mail to arrive on time last week,
was caused by the bridge be- veen Co-rec
tionvile and Ida, and Elliot Creek bridge
between here and Yves. Fork being swept
away by the melting snow. We under.
stand that Captain DWIGHT and the A gent
of the Northwestern Stage Company are
going to put up the Elliot Creek bridge
this week.
1t would seem from the energy and in
teress manifested by the Supervisors and
citizens Of this place that it is a matter of
supreme Indifference to them whether they
have any bridges or not.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-25
All over Town and County.

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who see cross their papers set oppo
v site their names, will please bear in
a mind that their subscription has ex'
PRED, and tina. only one paper will be sent
,hsreafser unless The subscription il re-
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