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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-02-15
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pensc, to make it rank with the very first
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DRK GOODS,

which we offer at Wholesale and Retail.
Having had long experience in the Dry
Goods business before the war, we know
just what Goods are most needed by nlan.
ters and consumers generally and will al.
ways keep on hand full stock of planters
Goods Of every kind
We keep our stock constantly replenisbed
by every steamer, with the most attractive
styles. ,4o ~,
We. respectfully invite planters, mer.
chants and consumers generally, TO call and
inspect our stock, consisting in part of
Blankets, Plains, Kerseys, Osnaburcs,
Brown Shirtings, Bleached, Long Cloths.
Fine Sea Island Brown Shirtings,
Irish Linens, Calicoes, Ging1
hams. and Cambrics,
DIR ESs OODs.
Merinoes, De J.aines, Poplinc, Colored Al.
paooas. Figured Poplins, black Silks,
Bombazines. Black i,lpaecas,
pand Grape Cloths. -,
Together with every variety TO he found
In our line. which We offer at the lowest
4 sToLL, " EBB s. CO.,
No. 2S7 King ST., doors below Wentworth.
s. Charleston, Is. c. s3.'
CHARLES WEBB, f5g,t Fi uG,r"'
II. C. WALKER, 21,fm
jan 1S'85---lyr . t5. 2
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SOOTHING sYRBP,
fF0R CHILDREN TEETHING.

eswhich greatly facilitates the process OF
Eaeething by softening the gums, reducing
all infiammations. will ailay ALL PAIN
and spasmodio action, and il
SURE TO REaULATE TItR BOWELS.
Depend upon 1t, mothers, II will give rost
90 yourselves and
mELEEF AND HEALTH no YOUR IRFARTs.
We have put up and sold this article for
aBwer thirty years, and can say IN confidence
auus1 truth OF ~ what we have never been
sAs1e 90 say OF any other medicine nepe''
sAaa "a failed IN a single Instance 10 effect a
sMse. when timely used. Never did we
lkmow AN instance of dissatisfaction by any
s1aaas who nsed 10. ionstha contrary, all are
.aaAighted with IT, operations, and speak In
s1arms of commentator of it's magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak in
Tails matter sphnt loe 40 kaoi0," after thirty
years experiences and pledge our reputation
for the Jilfilment Of tDhdt zoe here declare, In
amAmost every Instance where the infant Ia
snferlng from pain and exhaustion, relief
WIN be found in fifteen or twenty minutes
affer the syrup n administered.
Full directions for using VIII accompany
'sssnbh bAftIe. None genuine unless the fac
&imfIe or CURTIS a PERKINS, New York,
II on the outside wrapper.
sold BY all druggists throughout the
FRIcE, ONLY 35 CENTS BOTTLE.
z0aFlO decd, w Of
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witness. She then proceeded to tell
the whole story; how he had made
her acquaintance, and was proceeding
to detail how he had acted when he
found her alone up the canal, but the
Testimony was objected to and ruled
out She, however, proceeded to give
history Of the relation existing be-
tween them, and how he had volun-
tarily. offered her the money, &C., &C.
We do not deem it proper to give her
evidence in detail, but it was plainly
told, and bore the evidence of entire
candor, The examination of this
witness was not concluded when the
Court adjourned
The case bids fair to occupy the
whole week. During the day two di-
vorces were granted, one to Martha
A. Burnett from Samuel Burnett, with
$500 alimony, and custody Of chill
dren. Cause, a desertion. One to
Elizabeth NJ. Caldwell from Joseph
Caldwell. Cause abandonment.
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Amusements.

New METRoPoLlTAN.-The attend
ance at the theater last night was quite
large, and highly respectable. The
play, Crime in the Metropolis" was
repeated with very fine effect, and the
highest satisfaction. All the parts
were well represented. Mrs. Golden,
Mr.. Golden and Mr.. Grierson each
admirably sustained their highreputa I
ton as artists. Miss Edwards, as Miss
Bloodgood was extremely .felicitous
and natural in her representation Of
the heartless, cold, calculating
scheming, but ambitious woman, who,
at the sacrifice Of all personal consid- :
Grafton, sought to buy her way, with
her fathers ill-gotten wealth, into a
respectable position. The fire scene
we have never seen surpassed, and
perhaps never equaled. The scenery
was natural as life. This great play
will be repeated tonight, as it is
growing in popularity, and should be
witnessed by all.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUo-
TONI will sell at auction to-mor-
row morning. October 3lst, on Second
Street, two doors above Locust Street,
commencing at 81 o'clock, all of the
household furniture Of said house,
consisting of carpets, tables, marble
top centre table, one marble-top bu-
reau, bedsteads, spring mattresses,
china and glass ware, kitchen and
cupboard ware, a fine No. cook
stove, and a general variety Of good
household furniture.
HIRAM NELSON, ~.
oct30d2t tAefttA Auctioneer.
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Horse PoTsoNED-A WARMING
On Friday last, Capt John B. Hall
rode his pet horse, Billy, on to r, X.
Dunkerson 4 Co.'S wharfboat, to
transact some business. While there
Billy took a mouthful of castor beans,
which he chewed for short time and
then spit most of them out He had
swallowed enough, however, to do the
work They made him sick. in other
words, poisoned him. AS the effect
began to develop, the most skillful
horse doctors we're consulted, and all
known remedies applied, without eff
feet. The horse died, to the great
grief of Capt. Hall and his family, to-
gether with wide circle of acquaint-
ances, with all of whom he was great
fayorite. Billy would stand for hal
day at time upon the wharf, and,
when he became thirsty, would go in
to the river. take his toddy and re-
turn to his proper place again, like
any other christian.
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mr. They have hrutes down mt Evansville
that whip their wives. A recent case &C.
CURED there in q highly respectable fam
lily, but the JOURNAL gives no names. We
suppose II the parties had been poor, and
not quite 80 respectabie," their names
would have been paraded before the pub
lio None of that unfairness, Journal
Ne'0 albany Ledger, 26th.
We gave no name in this case sim
ply because the man in question al
ways votes the Democratic ticket.
just for the same reason we sup
pressed the name of another Demo
cratic gentleman who figured in the
Recorders Court on Monday. That
- ialr aud magnanimous, amt it,
Ledger? ifof
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MILLINERY GooDs AT AUCTION
AND PRIVATE SALE.-Being deter
mined to quit the millinery business,
| will sell my entire stock Of millinery
goods at my store on First Street, two
doors below Sycamore Street. / will
sell at private sale at prices to suit
purchasers until Wednesday, No
vember 9TH, at 10 o'clock, at which
time will sell at auction, and continue
at auction. every Wednesday, and
private sale other days until my en-
tire stock Of fine goods is disposed Of
Ladies and gentlemen wishing fine
goods will do well to call Immediately;
prices are bound to suit. l4i9lI
MRs. G. KLINGELHGFER.
HIRAM NELSON, Auctioneer.
oct27-d10t 1'iHp ~ tser
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Bd- The Fine Clothing House of
III. &. b. Altering, No. 80 Main Street,
has on hand large aud fine Stock Of
Beavers for Overcoats; Cloths, CASH
meres, Nesting and Fancy materials
in the piece, which they will make up
to order in Business or Dress Suits,
in the most tasteful aud elegant style
on short notice Their ready made
Garments are gotten up by themselves
expressly for their own retail trade,
oct3l dat. f
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PREpARE FOR THE New YEAR
Merchants, bankers, and business
men generally win want a new set of
office books for the next year. Let
them leave their orders at the JOUR-
NAL Bindery al an early day. in order
that they may be completed in good
season, and in the best style of work
manship. No better work is done
in the West than in the Journal es-
adjustment.
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! REooRDrR's CouRr.-A few cases

: REooRDER's CouRT few cases
were considered aud disposed Of yes
terday, by his Honor the City Record
err, adding a few dollars 10 the ex-
chequer of the city and trife to the
income of the police officers.
Jacob Wise was charged with hav-
ing left cellar way open 30 that a
man had tumbled in and soiled his
Sunday habiliments. He brought
witnesses, however. who testified that
Wise had wisely and well covered the
excavation in a manner supposed TO
be safe, and the falling in could not
be accounted for. Under the evil
dence Wise was discharged.
Geo. Sullivan was drunk and dis
orderly to the amount Of 81 70 worth,
or SO the Recorder estimated it.
Thomas Love, loved whisky, moi
wisely, but to- well, and on Monday
INDUCED in an over dose Of Boonli-
nickle and brought up at Castle Darl-
inglwhere he lodged over night and
yesterday paid 81 so for his fine. Rath-
or an expensive indulgence in inno-
cent pastime,
The gentleman who threatened an
appeal from a decision of the Record
er on Monday had not filed any bond
up TO 2 clock yesterday. He has
probably concluded to pay up and
have done with il. IA
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New Piano at Auction.

/ will sell at auction, at my auction
room, No. 50 Main street, on Satur-
day, November Sd, at IL O'Clock, d
fine, new, 7-octave, rosewood piano,
in perfect good order. Said piano
will be for inspection on Friday and
Saturday mornings, and will be sold
without reserve. Those wishing to
buy good article will do well TO att
tend the sale. HIRAM NELSON. .
oc30 AZ %
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\ new and Grand Epoch Am vi eslicine,


Dr. Maggtel Is the founder of a new Med
loal Systemi The quantitarans whose vast
Ae.fernal doses enfeeble the stomach and
JanArAlgze the hnwels, must give precetience
90 the man who restores health and appe-
lite, with nom one to two of his extraor-
binary Illlst and cures the most VfrulenL
Aonos with a box or so OF his wonderful and
ali healing Salve. These two great spacIf.
.Aca Of tho po0tora are fast supercedinae All
!, d1ae Stere0typed nostruns OF the day Ex-
tFaordinary cures by Mngpiel's Piilg ana
stslve bnye opened theeyes or the public 10
the inefficiency OF the $50 oailedl remedies
OF others, and upon which people have 40
tong biindiy depended. Maggielis Pills ara
not OF the class that are swallowed by the
ssi0zen, and of which every box full taken
creates an absolute necessity for another
One or two OF Maggiel's Pills suffices 10
sqBIace the bowels III perfect order, tone the
satomach, create an appetite, and render
YGhe spirits light and buoyanti There Is no
gripping and no reaction In the form of con-
sltipatfon. II the liver is affected, It's func-
lions are restoreds and II the nervous sys-
tenn is feeble, 10 is invigorated. This last
quality makes the medicine very desirable
for the wants OF delicate females. uleerous
aad eruptiVe diseases are literally eX-
unguished by the disinfectant power OF
MaEgiei's Salve. In fact, IL Is here an
.nounoed that Md0Oiel's Bilious, DYspeptie
g Ss9id IliGrgh6ed pfiks cure where allothers
fail. While for Burns, Scalds, Chilhlains,
Cuts and all Rbrasions of the skin Ahdg0tet'
Hstkue As infallible Sold by j, Maggiel, ii
Pine Street. New York, and all Druggists
At2o cents ner box. d@wly
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CITY NEWS.

FOUND DRowNED.-A negro, sup.
posed TO have fallen off steamboat.
was found drowned in the river 8
miles below Henderson. Coroner
Bischman held an inquest on the
body, and the verdict they re-
turned was 10 accordance with the
above facts. No clue to his identity
was obtained. A
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OYSTERS. - We are indebted to
Altering x Hassler, confectioners, Of
No. Is South First Street, for cou-
pie of cans Of choice oysters--an arti-
Gle they receive fresh nightly, with
which to supply the market. They
know how to do business. F8
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p@- DIR. G. b. Lighthill, for the
past eleven years surgeon and aurist
to the celebrated Lighthill Institute
on st. Mary's Place, New York city,
is now at the Sherwood House, in
this city. as will be seen by his adyer-
tisement. He cures deafness, catarrh,
and diseases of the throat and lungs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ns- Madame Foy's Corset Skirt Support
aeeH-nrn particularly worthy OF the attsn-
4Aon OF ladies' IN delicate health, II relieves
me waist of the weight OF the skirts. yet
SHOWS OF their hanging gracefully. IL may
Rss had eEdFy-go0ds and fancy st0fes.y
@H- MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY; an
Essay on Warning and Instruction for
young Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses
syasici1 PROSTATE the vital powers, with
.szsge means of cure. Sent free of charge in
asmmKad letter envelopes. Address DIR. j,
ehMILIIH HoU0HToE, Howard Association,
Rhiiadelphia, Pa. arf1O smdAw
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ana, respectfully
A VOICE FROM VIGKaBURl. u

--.gTA lNtIUE NTLUHF " IKJTAI3I1U III. .l.I.--
H4IlJNYOM6RuRGt Miss, Aug. n, 1868.
Din. JOHN BULLe-Dear Siri am happy
= a. state to you that / have used your Valu-
able " Cedron Bittera" with great benefit TO
Enwkeif, In general debility and prOatratiOn
OF my system produced by the unhealthy
sad miasmatie Influence OF the mississippi
River around VtcksbpFg, having been with
General Grants ARMY through It's whole
Southern campaign, / confidently recon-
EEnend It's use To all persons who are ex-
kenaaed 10 unhealthy climates.
III. w. FOGLE,
Agent u. y, sanitary pommisaion.
for sale by PETER VIEnLINa, Water
aasnAet. [mayl4
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LOCAL NOTICES.

PERFECT BEAUTIEs.-T Those mag
nificent silver tea sets, of Phil Gels
sler's, silver goblets, and other silver
ware, are acknowledged to be the very
thing, them rbts ultra of fine taste
and perfect beauty. He keeps also a
highly superior assortment OF watches
and jewelry. Call and see him.
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A Large Sale OF Real Estate at Auc-

Walker & Lunkenheimer will sell
at the Court House on Saturday next,
to the highest bidder. a1F
A business lot on First Street, near
Main, the property of Krous' heirs.
A Brick House and Lot on Front
Street, adjoining the Kentucky House.
ment. Stockwell's Enlargement,
Southern Enlargement, Aikman s
Subdivision, and Lamasco City. Also
~ acres of land near Cody's Mil, and
40 acres of land in Perry Township.
near Col Rheinlander's, belonging to
Krous' heirs. Also 200aores in Scott
Township.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A.
M. Terms made known at the time
OF sale. oct30 DIT.
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HALLS Vegetable Slcillan Hair Re-
newer

Rehewa the vitality of the scalp. NJ
Eenews the hair TO its original color.
nenews the nutritive matter which nour-
fishes the hair.
Aenews the hrash, wiry hair TO silky soft
mess.
&enews the growth OF the hair.
Akenews the appearance of those that are
Ahald and gray, and is asplendid hair-dress-
Ang. No oil or alcohol To clog up the pores.
0ne bottle shows Its effects.
". +. HALL n CO., Nashua, ". H.. Pro-
Hsrietors. For sale by all druggists, W /.
-0pl0 DIFF
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FINE HORSE AT AUcrIoN.-I will
sell at auction, Saturday, Novcm-
Der the third, on Main Street, opposite
the Court House, at III o'clock A. NJ,
fine bread Stallion, Eve years old;
works we'll in harness. He was sired
by half brother Of young Morrel, the
sire Of Henry Morgans fine horse.
Said horse is perfectly sound. 1853
HIRAM NELSON $40
Oct. N.-(7D Auctioneer.
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INFORMANT NO THE sICK. .

We invite the special attention OF our
@adera 10 DIR. Easterly's advertisements,
Phieh can be seen In our advertising coll
hanA Dr. Easterly's Family Medicines
Afe oenervedly popular, have a rapid sale,
give general satisfaction, and are kept In
all the principal drug-stores throughout
the Western ana Southern states. IL win
be seen that DIR. EasteI9y does not recon-.
amend one medicine to care all diseases
nut prepares remedy for each particular
disease, which can be relied upoa to.cure.
lnayl0
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Work ON THE WHARF.-The work
fhen having completed one section of
the pavement of the wharf on the
square below Sycamore street, and
have turned back on another section
of twenty feet in width, below the one
completed, and will finish it with all
possible dispatch. ii the water con-
tinues to fall il is hoped the workmen
will soon be able to put in the stone
work at the mouth Of the Sycamore
street sewer, and as soon as that is
done and the sewer extended down to
the stone work the gap across the
sewer will be paved, which will make
continuous well paved wharf from
Locust to Vine streets, and if another
section can be got in still closer to the
line of low water, it will be done,
when we shall have the best wharf
between Pitsburg and New Orleans.
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FINE HORSE AT AucTIoN-I will
sell at auction, Stature ay, November
the third, on Main Street opposite the
Court House, at III O'Clock A. NJ, a
fine, bred stallion, five years old j;
works wellin harness. He was sired
by 1t. Nicholas, full brother Of young
Morrcll, the sire Of Henry Morgan 5
Velox. Said horse is perfectly sound.
HIRAM NELSON
oct27d7t Aucti0ncer.
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~s- CoLaATE's AROMATIC soAP.-A
: nAperior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils, I'm combination with City,
reT'ne, and especially designed for the use
81 Ladies' and for the Nursery. Its perfume
4 Nv exquisite, and la washing properties un-
stValled. For sale by all druggists. ~
fs-b2s dSwly lfhlr adI
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
BULLS CEDRON BITTERS.
Rend va E.llnnrdala 0LntemenL.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April ~, 1863
zlR. JOHN BuLL-Deaf Sir; Gfatitude 10
sF0u Az well as a sense of duty 20 the pun
AN rbAlI1eea that should give you state
,izssTiL, Tor public use, or the great bensntI
zAye derived from the use of your " Cedfoh
F51fters.n After a military service OF thif~
fean months embracing the Fea hldHg
campaign and battle. 1 was discharges
KbvaDensia. liver complaint, and general
wsGbflify were fast hurrying me 70 lls
grave, and every remedy pfescilDeu uy
SaaysicianE seemed only 20 agBflhNhto s my
1fseases. About four weeks ago was Tor
eunate enough 10 procure your IeuFoia
8itters, !" and by the use OF them alone !
have been restored TO perif ~ anu Iopuns
.anem az being all, and more than all they
are recommended TO be. You are at liberty
4 o make any use you wish OF this 2tate-
hment.
am, respectfully -
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MERCHANT TAILORING. - Gentle
men wishing garments made to order
can find the finest and best selected
stock Of piece goods Mt - Main Street,
next to the Washington Hotel. Prof.
Mott will satisfy all who give him a
call. septic TT
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
I'd TEST MARKET REPORTS
t0 SDread the Truth fin

A.
Spread the TRUTH ~
Some medical men insist that II IS un-
dignihed TO advertise a remedy, however
valuable Il may be. Queer reasoning this.
IL is like saying that an article which the
worlG needs should be hid In a corner
that blessings and benefits may be too
widely diffused--that the means or pro-
tecting and restoring health should be a
close monopoly, and not accessible to all.
that; IL is tfhundn. suppose HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BiTTERS-an absolute
specific for Byspepsla, Bilious ness, and
Nervous Debilltg-had never boon known
beyond the repertoire OF the faculty. what
would have been the consequence? In-
the good effects OF the preparation would
have been confined to "a comparative few.
There Is the highest authority for saying
that light should not be hid under a
buspel; that whatever Az excellent should
be placed as u city on a hill, where all men
can take cognizance of ~. IL IL upon this
principle that the Bitteis have been adj
vertised and continue To be advertised, in
every newspaper OF any prominence In
the Western Hemisphere, and that the
spontaneous testimonials In its favor have
been translated into all written languages.
Thousands enjoy perfect health to-day
who would be ianguishing on beds Of sick
ness il the newspapers had not spread The
truth tOith regard 10 Tins uneqtdked fTUf00r-
AMI and corrective far and wide. Suppose
profit has been reaped from this publicity
lis that any argument against it2 If the
public health has been protected; If lives
have been saved; NJ the feeble have been
strengthened, and the sick restored. great
mean a TO grudge the exertions thus
directed their fair reward?
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B@- The JOURNAL Steam Printing
Office is the best place in the city for
fine rc0rk in the way of Circulars,
Cards. and Enyelopes.
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BoYs CLOTHING. The largest as
sortment Of Boys Clothing ever
brought TO this city, at 81 Main st.
Sep25-tf s. N. SMITH q Co.
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If you want ShawIs, Cloaks, Cloths,
Cashmere or Millinery and Dry Goods
Of any description, 90 TO
.ta ScHAPKER, BUssING x Co.
Octl3-dtf.
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B6y- Go TO the JOURNAL Job Print
ing Office for superior styles Of Letter
Heads, Bill Heads, and Bills Of Lad
ing.
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nay Fifty pairs of Bed Blankets
just received at
Oct 3l-3t HEAD & MONEYS.
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FINE PIANos.-The Knabe Pianos
are now acknowledged to be the finest
and richest tone Pianos in the world,
and for elasticity of touch, prompt ac-
ton and durability they are not
eoualled. For sale only by
WARREN x CoNYNGToN.
BFY- Pianos for rent.
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B6y- Deeds, Mortgages, Pension and
Bounty Blanks at the Journal Of
fec N ...lL ----..Ll -. $3.50