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, 1865-01-04

The "R1cHNoNn."- The Richmond House
changed hands yesterday. The new proprietor Is
Mr.. ". l. Pierce, q gentleman long and myorably
known in the hotel business in the West.
, 1865-01-04
T ARGE SALE OF
Ladies' Winter Cloaks

on FRIDAY, JANUARY 6rH, at 10 o'clock, We
viii tc At cur ssesrnomr. ~. 40 and IS Dearborn st.
a large and superior assortment Of
Ladies' and Misses Winter CIoaks,
In French Ind Moscow, Castor, Beaver, Esautnaux,
9unes. B.sques. sAcques, &C. BENG the balance Of
retail st:ck from BToadE New York, they ali Of
Also. . THE TRADE AN INVOICE OF FlfRJ.
a. 9H o'clock, in quantities to suit easfamets, OF
Mount IN Martin. Fitch. Squire DC. DealEr. Will
nn T. aner interest to attend the above aa!e ns
out reserve. GILBERT l. SAMSON.
tAtG5N st Arestoneers.
, 1865-01-04

Rms OrEn-Jamcs Dny, co1ored man employ
ed nt the Illinois Central Car Works, was run over
on Clark street Yesterday, and so badly Injured
that his recovery Is considered doubtful.
, 1865-01-04
MERCANTILE ASSOCIATION,
Election Of Officers for 1SG5-Reports
for the year 1SGs--Thc Lake Su-
perlor Trade--nailroad Restrle-
tl0ns--Committees, etc,

'he regular annual meeting OF the Mercantile
Association was held in the rooms Of that body on
Monday evening inst On motion of n. E. Dog
get, the regular buslness Of the Association vas
Suspended, and the members went into an election
Of ohicers for tho ensuing year. This resulted al
follows:
Erteident-EdHin Burnham,
ltce-t e-tffhdtnfs-H. ". King, C. T. Brown.
Secretary and 7rtasurer-Merrill iadd. Jnn. A.
=, Nrfetors-J. ". Stanley, Hibbsrd, Jno.
The retiring President then thanked the Associa-
ton for the uniform courtesy with which he bad
been treated during ,he year, and introduced his
members for tho honor bestowed, took the Chair.
hta1pE a5IE officers, Ehtch was carried nan con
The following lie sasnrefs @ @ snq 1epes p%Sica
1864 y jan l. eas9 On band @ Ws5 Faad m g 9
1861; = Dec. 81, cab zecei;ed: wsr Fund. sssS
The Ihe items Of The above receipts we're as ioi-
Dues Of members. ,445oD0
dividends MerCht's 1ns. Co..... 1900
lent Of rooms. olnA................., 1880
sac Q! !iufhatnre..-..-...... 134-18
A1lotuenta ret'd.......,.......,,i ia4.43
enosGflpt1ons s..--.-....-......... 725.M
The following are lie e1pendita,cs: s4'
ra,d for room, and a4sn expenses 50 a3s
General Fund ....:......:..:.... y s14sa.ss
AAoLmcnt and donations from War Fund 93l43
.,... sa,ass.s8
The amount on hand In the Treasury subject to
draft is:
"A ........----..............-- S33.66
, 1865-01-04

new YEARS .GnT--On Saturday evening the
members Of Rev. II. IT. Erarts' church, through
Cirrus Bentley, Esg.. presented him anew years
gift In the alnpe Of a $500 Government bond.
, 1865-01-04

PocKET r1cKKD.-At the German Open on
Mondny night ten or dozen person. had their
pockets picked Of money and valuables. In each
casc the thief escaped with his booty.
, 1865-01-04

LAKE, T1Ew.--Wc nrc informed that Lake View
has filed herquota With four to spare. She paid
extra bounty and got the mcn
, 1865-01-04

w ANTED-Wm. Murphy g
~ Hros., ever, viii attend to all business IN the
Substitute line, and will furnish o. Us reasonable
terms ~ any one Thcaf whug to en st In the Navy
tor the term OF TWO three gesfs will md II to their
sdv.Et"se g maize their arrangements with the nn-
2: AAaryr commanding u. 3. Naval Rendezvous 1t
Cn'cakos ILL.,, and any oEe can STE tbst wa are
llns; Goo 1 men can a!Ways get good ooqns!es b
aws,s he received. Ne viii take CONTRACTS Tor dns
anotas ios toEnships ant furnishing Subsidiaries for
esii oefss. 80 Ing bsrgsia eiseTasrs VIZ. MuR
Fly Z EROS, (bascnent} corner Of Raniolph md
, 1865-01-04

PnEsESTA17oE.-Mr. ". L. Southwofth. of the
Illinois Central Railroad. was on Monday presect-
cd with <a50 gold watch BY the lumber dealers
Of the West Division.
, 1865-01-04

GEEERous.-The lady managers Of the Protest.
ant Orphan Asylum on New Years dag received a
gift of 500 from r. +. ". Peck for the benefit Of
that institution.
, 1865-01-04

NEArT RonnERT.-Two brothers, named Masill,
from the East, were robbed Of $sa,soo on the
Chicago and St. Louis train coming East on Mon.
day. The money WE eonalned In carpet sack.
which the thieves cut open. No clue Inns been oh.
, 1865-01-04

CHICAGO BIBLE SocIETT.-Thc ANIMAL meeting
Of the Chicago Bible Society, held ast evening at
the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian As.ocia-
ton. I'D journed without sction owing to the elcp
der attendance. The Society will convene again
at the cali Of the committee.
, 1865-01-04

:" ANTED -Situation-As So
w pr.no IN d aChurch Choir, EpIsc opat preferred.
Address o. Box 81, Chicago. Ja4-d6s81t
M ANTED- -Situation-BY
~ ytung man as q tenmster. er to DO snv Find OF
lkhoring work. Address W. ELs0A. 212 Vest Lake
Rt'Pet 1T f4AIt,
, 1865-01-04

81 The funeral services Of AdjutantS. Edward
Day1k1lled Mt the hatt'e Of Nashville will he held
ut tho residence Of his brother Chas. ". Day, eo1
Wabash avenue, Mt O'Clock this afternoon. All
friends are invited to attend without further
notice.
, 1865-01-04

TOR SALE-T he undrv
i known as the "Un.on Foundry" on Cl4rs-st,
fhlcago together With all the tools and machinery be-
1oneins to tne same also tue land On which said oua
Hrsncht htc. 70, now occupied by the Chicago Dis
ttliinE EoqEan} eon:istnE e sboat eight acres la
C. GRAEN1s Attorney at Law. Cleveland, Ohio.
aeG2 hg311n
, 1865-01-04

keE was yesterday fined $50 By Justice Miller for
ende}ng men 10 this city to 60 to Milwaukee and
cn1iet there. Other men arc known to have been
engaged in the same nefatious cnllin. and tho
o1tceEs arc looking sharply after them.
, 1865-01-04

CITIZENS OF TIE THIRTEENTH WAND ara car
mostly requested to meet ut Simon Eichcuscher's
:nloon or LaEabec street. this (Wcdnesday) even
HyOjd tic draft.
, 1865-01-04

Arro'E7EEST.-Michacl Biehop. formerly police
officer Of the Third Precinct has bceu appointed
Turnkey and Jaiior, in place OF Conrad Folz, re.
sisncl.
, 1865-01-04

GSNEAs71cs.-Wcc call attention to the advertise.
mcnt OF the Normal Gymnastic Institute and the
Gymnastic Academy, IN the educational column
lhet should interest all who would Geek amuse.
mcnt recreation, health and strength.
, 1865-01-04

We arc also making Faas Or K1or Broons TOT aveep-
ting Pscldnghoutrs. pistLlle1ies- Brrutries. W1e-
tou3es &c Ehere they required to be uaed OF
dry. Try them. they are The hest ever made for tae
purpose. GEO. Z. GE1kTS CO.
no27-A1flm
, 1865-01-04

Cook Co. q. 1.-The regular meeting Of the
Cook Couuts Union League will be held on Friday
afternoon next, at o'clock, prompt, Tin Warner,s
Hall Officers are to he elected and other business
10 he transacted. All the members are earnestly
iN4tcs1cd to lie present.
, 1865-01-04

WANTED Situation-A young
w man who can give good references. wishes s!t-
nation. Is Wiling TO work. Is srQuainted With the
jtwsry blsintss and il capsble Of tskng charge nf
set borks. Address, for three Ays, &c u. s. nj
, 1865-01-04

LEGITIMATE FfTrcr.-1he passage 6f the recent
ordinance by the Common Council, making it
obligatory upon the dsaymcu and drivers OF cx-
prcssucn, to show that they have taken our their
first papers before liccner can be Issued TO them,
1s having ita Legitimate effect Yesterday large
nuulcr Of these people declared their intentions
, 1865-01-04

w ANTED-S Situation As wet
W nnue,by n healthy. respectable woman. Apply
at Mr.. Halds Etore+ corner OF Indi.ua and Pan1ina
III. De
, 1865-01-04

Law scnooI. OF TUE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO.
The second term OF the school year in this Insti-
tution will commence today. The text books for
the term will be Blackstone'e Commentaries, Chit.
y on Pleading, aud Washburn on Real Property.
Students nre requested to meet at the echool room
IN the LArmon Block, on the northeast corner Of
Clark and Washington streets, ut II o'clock a. m,
10 organize the classes,
, 1865-01-04
Gaantkn.

w ANTED-To Rent q two story
honae. u posAoe with cellar ~nd b,,emrnt
apa sto5s.,oom. AadEeasF. .. Box a6l Chicsxo
, 1865-01-04

IN stse'os.-The Grnnd jury Of the Recorders
Court was in session yestesday. The Court was
also in session ehori time, hut, no cases hxinp
really for tr.al, Judge Van Barren adjourned tfG
Court until Wcdnesday morning at 10 p.clock,
, 1865-01-04

FocRTEENTn WARD DRAFT MEErSG.-There
will be mass meeting Of the citizens of the 14th
Ward at the house Of Nr. wintermeycE, on the
corner Of Larabee street and Clybourn aycnue,
this (Wcdnceaay} everina. lam At1 at Z o'clock.
fnF the purpose OF 1eviFi1. means for f11ing the
quota assigned r. this Ward. Come one come
all YOU A1c eli interested
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mNFvRERRY s. G.. SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1865

tThe'Rev. J. J. O'ConnelI, pastor was Sc
riously burnt whilst endeavoring to rescue
some sick persons from the flames. He was
sacrilegiously seized, grossly insulted, and his
watch robbed from his person. =.
" IF have written: in strong terms, it is be-
cause Idipped my penin the flames ofa burnt
though defenceless city, and if I have given
coloring to my statement it was because my
pen was blackened in describing the hellish
deeds of barbarous foe. ~ .' r..
r. We shared cruelty at the hands Of the
enemy, but YET we must regard Sherman with
feelings Of great respect We looked upon
him as Christian, and We found him posses
sing thetheart Of savage. In his mad career
he could:haVe destroyed our lives, andJet he
did not do so. am satisfied he issued the
most stringent regulations for the preservation
of the lives of th@ citizens, and in consequence
not one was killed; he did more in his edict, |
am persuaded, saved the virtue Of mothers,
wives aRddaughters.. Nowhite grown persons
suffered in this respect, and therefore !, for
one wreath this garland for his brow, and
in this dorespecth him. He is to be preferred
before Beast Butler, pat to Sherman alone
belongs the noble title Of lncendiary, 1NCEN-
DIARY SHERMAN. - a....,,-...s -. : 9
I must close. Our mutual friend, Mr.. John
Hurley, who has been on a visit. Of charity
from the good people Of Augusta to the Nuns,
!; is at my elboW,yand urges me to finish. l have
hastily thrown these remarks together, and
though they may bear the marks Of hasty
rcetipositicn, they nevertheless. convey the
truf1i and reveal only part Of the suferings
I'VE have undergone. 49, ....s ~. ~,
~ - Yours, most respectfully, =
~. :. LAWRENCE P. 0'CoENRLL, 81
: - Post Chaplain
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= $50 much the better" exclaimed he, grlmlyI;;
s'I have come to have mly revenge. snail
destroy everything you have"
"Do it--burn it,'' replied she, dehantly'
':cYou will see how South Carolina woman
can bear misfortune"
Z 81 give you fifteen minutes to leave, and
you shall take nothing with you but what you
have on. =" - -. 49,.
The noble girl gave him look Of supreme
contempt, and then calmly folding her arms,
she took her stand upon the lawn in front OF
the house, saying ;....".-. ~
."Now burn as soon as you please. When
you came into this noble State you thought
we would cringe aud cry for. mercy, but you
are mistaken; We will never yield, though you
cast US out starving and houseless upon the
world. The old homestead may be reduced
to ashes but will laugh over its ruins, and
glory in the sacrifice I make on the altar OF
my country" iii, :. - 2-.-I. :,
The house and all it contained were given to
the flames, and, the gallant soldiers left,
admiring the ''pluckp Of the fair daughter OF
tile Palmetto State.
Such instances of devotion to the Southa are
net rare. I send you this little Sketch in order
that at least one of The many instances OF
individual sacrifice Of the noble daughters OF
Soath Carolina may be put on record. s
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Southern Heroine.

= Miss MeA-liiYed near Hardeeyilie, S. c..
: Some months since arbateh of Yankee prisoners
from Savannah passed through Beaufort
District and along the road in front Of her
house. 0ne'of them, a captain, asked her to-
give them some bread and meat, adding at
tae same time that dian not.wsnt the shard
tackn she fed her negroes WITH After some
hesitation She gave them dry bread and
water, which they would not touch. -.
1t is certainly good enough for you, said
she. You have killed one of my brothers, and
the ether is now. in your vile prison, faring Oh:
Just such as this. # he can live on its you
car" - 49, - =. !.
The Yankee captain remarked that his time
would yet come, and he would havehis revenge.
Months passed away. Savannah fell into
the hands of the enemy. The victorious
vandals, on their march through South Caro-
lima, passed through Beaufort District A
squad of men were detached under the com
mand of captain, who took them ten miles
, from the main column to pay a visit to Miss
1cM--.s-. h., <.sz@ -. - -.
The lady was alone when an officer rode up
and dismounted at the gate. He made his
horse fast, and boldly walked up to her; asking
4er II sue TeLneuOSFSQf nins 'Ou E4SCe4F4t4S
her answer in the negative, be replied 4,
''I:am one of the poor prisoners whom you
refused toSupply with food. Ihave come to
rel ay yau for your boQndless. hospitality.
: bread and water : a I -.
30, / know you now" replied she; 'Hyou
are the dainty Yankee who could not eat the
same food that your G5ristjom officials feed
my brother upon" .>. = =, -
"I am the prisoner who said that his, time
would yet come. 1t has come Are you Of
the same opinion still?" .--.'@
81 am, said the young lady firmly. II was
seeking to retaliate-it was my revenge" .
"Where is your father ?''
+: 'EHe is, thank God, out Of your reach"
"And yonr mother?" -:
.t.'She is dead am. alone"
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Home, Sweet Home.

a correspondent of the Augusta ConStitnt1og-.
oZtst states that young lady, whose house was
sdestroyed and burned by Shernan's army while
A Columbia, a day or two after the condagration,
visited the rIIEns in hopes Of finding some little
relic to remind her of the trials through which
se had passed. She searched in vain, until her
eve fell on small piece Of paper, which she
picked up It proved to be remnant OF John
Howard Payne's song Of 'Homes Sweet Home"
and the only words that we're left untouched by
the flames, we're =. - a- .1..s
5 "T7ssre is no place like honas." =" -. - ). ( (.
= Not one little reIic-not a'souTenir left
Ofan that she lov'd by the mad flames bereft
The ruins all blaeken'd loom up on the sky,
And the South wind sings softly their sad lutla-
4.5s by. -
She looks here, she looks there, for one little
~ thing, ..s .ss.
Aletter, a tTinket, a Eiltband or ring
Perchance there may be mid the Eubbishssasad sl
5s gs dust,
The miniature features Of him she loved first.
No, nothing! the flames, in their savage career,
Have swallow dup al nat her heart holds 'nost
ofber once happy home not a Testige iaseen, s S
The.stiil Wind now means threagh3 h3t the erimpt
evergreen. -
A slip of white paper lay trembling alone
Amid the eharr'd timber and smoke-blacken,d d
:, stone; .s.<,.5sss.z.g
Like snowflake on Hecla, it shone in the light.
Or q pearl that was set in the dark brow OF
4 80 night
The lady took up the lone slip from the ground,
And gazing upon its white surface she found #
These six little words, las if traced by some
Il gnome A= .
10 mock her deep grief, There Is no place
~ home. y ~ x. !, - - q =
Aye, sing of sweet home ,Y2Rid its asbes and
. smoke, : S5ss -. :
Twas blessed till the spoiIerits wsilngs aRoke,
Twas happy till Mortimer, with wild fendish
hate, *
Gave towns to the flames and made fields desc
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From the Virginia Front. !,

RIcHxoND, March SO.-The following despatch
was received tonight: K ..><:..z.
HEADQUARrERs, March S0.-Ho'a. Secretary Of
HErrt Gen: Gordon reports that the enemy, at
II p. L., yesterday, advanced againstaa a part of
his line, defended by Brig. Gen. Lewis, and was
repulsed. The FIRE of artillery and mortars con-
tinued for several hours with considerable actyi-
ty.. No damage On our lines reported. -.
lSgne0 -. -. R. E. LEE.
Another telegram from Gen. Lee says, that
there was skirmishing yesterday near Dinwiddie
Court House, without decisive result. .<..<
RIcHncxg, March 30.-TEe Petersburg Eu-
press, OF this morning, says that Vast night, at
ten O'clock, the enemy opened on our lines near
Appomattox, with-a fearful artillery fire, while a
simultaneous movement was made on the part Of
their infantry in the rear. The masses Of troops
under Gordon received their charges, with cool
ness. Up to y o'clock, the fighting was; contin-
ued;Yitf great vigor. and persistency, the enemy
making insal FIVE separate assaults, all of which
wereTepulsed. ~'.z> -. Z. 49,, .
IL The gallantry flour men was displayed in a
most gratifying manner. Their conduct IS the
theme of universal p1Gise.
l q. m.-<aQ OulCeFR uSt 11uUl LIE 4t~uG. says
that the enemy charged up to within ten PAGES
of the, ,muzzles Of our guns, and that they were
literally moved down. Our loss is unprecedently
small. r. - go "A !, :, i i
PETERSBURG, March 3o.--A heavy fight has
been progressing all day on the Dinwiddie Road,
near Hatcher's Run, eight miles from Petersburg.
There is nothing official, .but.reports, up 70 FIVE
o'clock are deemed reliable. They state that
three furious assaults were repulsed at halt.past
two. The enemy came up in overwhelming
number and drove Buslrod Johnson'S division a
mile .and half The 'Confederates were then
reinforced, which turned the tideaof battle, and
drove fhe enemy with great slaughter to and be-
vond their original position Of the morning. The
ground is 'strewed with the dead and dying.
Seven hundred prisoners are reported sent to the
rear. :. y ..' - s.
The affair of last hight, for a war Of cannon
and musketry, (Which lasted two hours exceed
ed anything ever heard in this vicinity. It turned
out to-day that both benigerents conceived the
idea that theygW being charged behind their
works, when, in fact, neither had left their en-
trenchments; hence, the prodigal expenditure Of
ammdnition. Itwas one of the novel events of
this remarkable war; The loss was, small on our
side, and not supposed to be large with the enc
my. All is quiet'in that front to-day.
Forty F's.-How. many different words, be-
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Forty F's.-How nany different words. be

%FoRrY F's.-How many different words, be-
ginning with the same letter, can you put to-
gether and make sense and grammar? said a
little girl to US theother day. Don'tknow, but
will try. Here goes: Five fine formed, feshyy
females, feeling foolish, fell full forty feet for
fun: fearing frantic father, Fanny froWned fu-
riously. Flora feigning fright fed fast Flor
ence finding Frank fighting, tainted Fidele,
forsaken forever, faunted fantastically. Fran
chette follows for Fayetteville Friday fortnight.
If any of our young friends can do. better
NC invite them TO try their hand. .
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!. FIRE IN SAVANNAH, Ga, The greatest fire,
since 1920, occurred in n.thatcity on the last
day of January, It was the work of an incen-
diary. About twenty acres of valuable build
ings were destroyed. Tie description Of the
fire by. the Yankees is fearful. A building filed
with shell was consumed. The shells burst in
every direction, killingsix or eight and wound,
ing large number. Families were separated
in the darkness Of the night and fright. the
members of,Which were frantic in search of
their lost ones. The loss is great, and the
suffering greater. = -
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Dr @ir MAIDEN auf bus beute gIbenc IN
Der Snrnbale itattfinoenbe @aitipieI Der Mob.
86ttner aufmertiam. 3wei quite QuStiprele
fommen our NufIbrang.
s Seute @beHb siebt es GreisGcuserte an foIaenpeu
Yldssu: la d. n
Mrbeiter.SaIc, SO. s g. Greberidfrase,
0OlfSsSane, Tfo. IL q. Greberidhr.
Gmpbonia.Saue, SO. $50 Central GSeune.
~" Serr Gardner erSfnet : eute feline @arteu<
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Der i&Snfeu Der Gtaet Iyb 6ru. @arbners Bar Taft
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Don beute, Nontag, an ebenfals I'M Garten; nataElt8
trinft fd's i'm aibleu ie5r auSeneRm. NOrsens gibts 0rOf
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eR~ Sr. &reutsr BAT bic @irtbi&aft $40. So @nfors
fir. uberuomuren unb erSfuet bieielbe 9eHte, Nfpntaa,
nit eiuem unbermeibliGen 2un&.
% @eIesentli& MAIDEN mir auf baS e II t c
atenb i'm Wai6in9tcn @arten itattfiubenbe &cniert bes
Usuitt&rrs bonn 8. Ser. ct. 9nf. 0fsts. aufmerfiam.
Eg- @rcurficn. Die Marblanb 2urn 4iiccias
ticn bGlt aul beltiSen WicntaS einen 4u8flug mad Rof'S
Sain, 8elair 6cab. Dieter bIbI1e 8lat nit feiHen hp=
pisen 9riiueu B6umen unb 9taien, iptpie Der seraumise
2an3Ialon mar i9cn felt Sabren elmer ber frequ> ~ntirteiten
Scmmer9Grten unb Sr. 2eren3 nebf ieiuer freunbli&en
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New OOrt 20. Mtai. Ser 9ampfer
@Uening Star bon SEEM Orleans ben Is. 1T ans
getOmmen.
Stem OlIeunier 3eitunsen entbolten einige
Neuigteiten aus Nierifo. 9,41s
Ils Sol. Sduisbistp aasSog Die 2iberalen, BET
Naua an3ugreifen %ceiertirte Der 9rOBte She'll
ietner Gaualerie, ais OieieIbe gum 4ngriff be-
Uroert wuroe. St lieb pom Der Snfdnterie auf
Oieielben feuern unb sOg ii6 surid, fiel jeOO6
in einen 9interbalt uno wurce get0Otet. Ser
&elt ieiner Sruppen ergob ii3.
Die 2iberalen tparen biz 3 Wleilen BON Btez
bro Negra uOrseOrunsen.
Warimiiian fam feline 6ltreider Sruppen
ni6t trauen. Sin Brief DON 9io @ranoe ia9t:
Ir@ine neue &epolutipn briGt an Der @ren3e
aus, 8eioe GOrtina's baben ibre 6oreen nit
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-22
OluS mOrS Carolina.

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